ly, JUM 4/ Ifii DENVER ARCHDIOCeSAN EDITION i& t ADF Donations ismST Ims, buttoi witiM Awurnn S o r t n j « T op $1 M illion te llent srythlm,*^ Contributions to the Archdiocesan Annunciation, Leadville — $5,721.50 for 4 Development Fund campaign (ADF) hit ($3,384). SJ840 c ■ $1,024,374 this week—approaching a point St. Joseph’s, Leadville ~ $2,034.50 a quarter o f a million dollars beyond the ($1,955). $753,500 goal. St. Joseph’s Colorado Springs — $1,099 The total, of which $486,581 already ($1,019). has been realized in cash, exceeded the St. Catherine’s, Burlington — $2,095.38 total 1967 ADF pledge by about $75,000. ($519). Father Robert Syrianey, ADF. director St. Patrick’s, Holyoke — $2,335 ($1,053). and pastor, of Our Lady of Fatima parish, Sacred Heart, Peetz — $721 ($639). Lakewood, said officials, including Arch "n oJder h n bishop James V. Casey, were gratified by O ' Box i l l the response — particularly insofar as it constituted an endorsement of the arch diocesan war on poverty. IIOOM f^RD_ ARCHBISHOP Casey announced the 10 for L $1 million, three-year program to aid the ivate hoS disadvantaged of the archdiocese just a 0 care. 5? week before the annual ADF door-to-door campaign was conducted April 21. Al though the program involved no change in the already adopted ADF budget, $200,000 contained in that budget was diverted by the announcement from a badly needed central administration office to the anti-poverty campaign. Father Syrianey said seven parishes already have filled their quotas for the 1968 campaign, and realized excess amounts for parish use. Parishes were for schooiiil guaranteed they could retain any amount fiHa. 244-U}l Climax to the Year of Faith collected in excess of their quotas, al n e a r 64tiT a ii though the Archbishop — in announcing Fr. M. T. McNicholas 421-3170. More than 1,200 candidatas for the archdiocesan observance of the ita, Kans.; Hubert M. Newell of Chey the poverty program — expressed the ’’fenced ~ Year of Faith proclaimed by Pope if, saiescleri >nfirniation and their sponsors as- enne, Wyo.; and Victor Reed of Okla hope many would contribute all or part of 623 6765. [embled in the Denver Auditorium Paul VI. Archbishop James V. Casey homa City — in administering the these amounts to the program. St. Dom inic irena June 2 fo r the Pentecost A dult was joined by three other Ordinaries sacrament. Bishop Newell delivered He also reported $486,581 of the $1,- ECUS kinTn^ation cerem ony that clim axed — Bishops David M. Maloney of Wich the homily. 024,374 total already had been received Passi^ in cash. |o , Swefl. Pastor Dies f s to redu. Parishes which already have exceeded furnishing, 1,250 C onfirm ed their quotas are (quotas in parentheses): Requiem high Mass was offered at 9 h e fo rm t bank drift! Church of the Risen Christ, Denver, $4,- a.m. June 5 in St. Dominic’s church for St. ^/likitir Father Michael T. McNicholas. O.P., pas UlriksberJ 997.50 ($4,061). v e d e n . tor of the north Denver parish for the IkNTE^ past four and a half years. 'Stand Before the World^ Father McNicholas, 52, died in St. — etementiJ L CATHOLia, Joseph hospital at 3:12 p.m. June 1 after The Archdiocese of Denver capped its The number of candidates who, with ARCHBISHOP CASEY was assisted Prayers Asked M C E , 334 w ] a short illness, five days before the 25th ilk h a r t , I ectacular observance of the Year of their sponsors, crowded the floor of the in conferring the sacrament by Bishops Catholics of the archdiocese were anniversary of his ordination. faith proclaimed by Pope Paul VI with arena was more than double the number Victor J. Reed o f Oklahoma City; David* requested to pray for Senator Robert His brother. Father Timothy Mc pe conferring of the Sacrament of Confir- expected to participate when plans for the M. Maloney o f Wichita, Kans., former F. Kennedy and his family. ution on 1,260 men and women on Pen- public ceremony Hrst were announced. Auxiliary Bishop o f DenVer; and Bishop Nicholas, pastor o f Immaculate Heart of )st - the birthday of the Churclk ceremony constituted the second Hubert M. Newell of Cheyenne, Wyo., The Senator was wounded critically Mary parish in Cincinnati, O.. was prin Archbishop James V. Cesey and th »r eiabcnraie . ^ I ^ y o f lo^ ty^ by Catholics also a former priest of the archdiocese, by a would-be assassin with a 22-cal cipal concelebrant o f the funeral Mass. • Ordinaries conferred the sacramen of the archdioCiBBe dtuing the Tear of who delivered the homily. iber pistol in a Los Angeles hotel ear Eight Dominican priests also were ooncele- ly. j colorful cerenwniea in the Denver Faith, which ends fcmnally June 29 — Bishop Newell commented on the ly Ju n e Sf just after wiakfag a victory .brants. The Rosary was recited the even Auditorium arena, then welcomed the feast o f the martyrdom o f Sts. Peter and "AmaziDg freshness** the Church had dem- address in the wake of the CaUfomia ing of June 4 at St. Dominic’s. Inew apostles’* to Christism adulthood and Paul and the opening date of the special (Turn to Page 2) primary elections. them to "stand before the world as period in 1967. BURIAL W AS scheduled at St. Jo i witness to the life and Resurrection of The first was the Year of Faith rally seph’s Dominican priory at Somerset, O. |esus Christ and symbols of the living attended by 30,000 in Bears Stadium last Father McNicholas was’ born April 8, Oct. 29 — despite freezing cold and snow. 1916, in Chester, Pa., and attended Lay Directors Named schools in Chester and in. Columbus. O. He matriculated at Providence college. Providence, R.I.. and studied for the priesthood at St. Rose’s priory in Spring- In Plan To Revamp field, Ky., where he professed his Domini can vows Aug. 15, 1936. He continued his studies at the Do minican House of Studies in River Forest, Religious Education 111., and was ordained June 6, 1943. Father McNicholas* first assignment M Four laymen were appointed this week Uebelher, Dennis Dwyer, and Vincent was at Fenwick high school. Oak Park,’ to serve as religious Question coordina Leo Smith — who will help extend the 111., but he entered the Army Air Forces tors for the archdiocese in the Denver program throughout the archdiocese. as a chaplain soon after ordination. He metropolitan area. Central to inauguration of the pro served four years as a chaplain, at Nellis They will direct a restructured pro gram, Father St. Peter said, will be a field, Las Vegas. Nev., and Craig field, gram of religious education and teacher Pastoral Studies Institute scheduled at Tex.; and for two years in Saudi Arabia. training, as yet not developed fully, that Regis college June 17-July 26. The insti will go into operation during the 19^-69 tute constitutes a concentrated three-hour HE WAS prior at St. Anthony of Pad school year. I combined course of theology, catechetics, ua parish in New Orleans, La., and as Fr. Donald F. Dunn Fr. Michael A. Walah Fr. Warren Heidgen, O.S.B. Father Lawrence St. Peter, associate f^ychology, and sociology to be attended sistant pastor of St. Vincent Ferrer par superintendent o f education for the arch by the lay coordinators, Sisters, and diocese, described both the appointment of ish, River Forest, before being appointed priests involved. pastor of St. Dominic’s, Sept. 2, 1963. laymen as religious education coordina Father St. Peter added, however, the ’astors. Charities tors and the new program as ''firsts for Survivors, in addition to his brother, institute goes beyond a training course in include his mother, Mrs. Anne Mc the archdiocese." that one of its purposes is the actual Its implementation, he added, would be Nicholas, Chester; a sister. Anne Mc E 30%- development of the program the partici- lly dovetailed with the results of the so- Nicholas, Chester; and another brother, (Tum to Page 2) a n d s official Appointed called Neuwein study of archdiocesan John, Wayne, Pa. m in u m education (See story on Page 3). REN The new lay coordinators are George or, 10 yrs. I Archbishop James V. Casey announced Mercy hospital, was appointed pastor of I P a rish ■Jne appointment this week of a new pas- Immaculate Conception parish, L.afayette, R. Hendricks, W. J. Schmitz, Steven Hall, I or and three associate pastors, and the first pustoral assignment for the and Michael Welsh. All have been mem ■named Father Donald F. Dunn associate Irish-born priest. bers of the St. Francis de Sales* school (ATES- faculty except Hendricks, until the ap I “^tor of Catholic Charities.. ' Servite Fathers Martin M. Jenco, pointment a self-employed manufactur father Michael Walsh, chaplain of O.S.M., and Paul M. Brunello, O.S.M., DOWS were appointed associate pastors of As er’s representative with a background of sumption church, Denver, and Father four years in CCD religious education. r$, windowii| d o o rs , Nicholas M- Norusis. O.S.M., was appoint I. insurance| Official Appointments | ed associate pastor of Mt. Carmel parish. FATHER ST. Peter said each would be given prime responsibility for one of a te s . |Rev. Michael Walsh, to be pastor of The Archbishop also announced the , 429 2906 four "quadrants" into which the metropol Immaculate Conception Church, La appointments of Father Edwarf J. C a nard, former pastor of Assumption parish, itan area has been divided for purposes of fayette and to be in charge of St. the new programs. Also involved in the ILING to succeed Father Walsh as Mercy hospi Ip ^^°^B8tica’s Church, Erie tal chaplain, and the following assistant basic project are two Sisters and seven Y p la ce I Rev. Donald Dunn, to be Associate Direc other priests o f the archdiocese — Fa r . D a y ' tor of Catholic Charities, with tempo chaplains: 2430 H iQ hl • Father Martin Amo, O.S.B., assist thers John Wind, Michael Chamberlain, rary residence at Notre Dame Parish, I D e n v e r ant at Immaculate Conception, Lafayette; Craig Hart, Kenneth Leone, William • Theatine Fathers Peter E. Garcia, Rev. Edward J. Leonard, to be chaplain ERY at Mercy Hospital, Denver C.R., and Joseph M. Lara, assistants at St. CAjetan’s parish, Denver. Father Gat- STEDT |Kev. Peter E. Garcia, C.R., to be assist ant pastor of St. Cegetan’s Church, (Tum to Page 2) Scmmo/iy ^afise Fin ilin Denver I Rev. Joseph M.,Lara, C.R., to be assist The Denver Archdiocesan Chancery ant pastor of S t C ^ l^ n 's Church, reports a total of $43 donated toward l_ Denver seminary burses during the past week. Martin M. Jenco, O.S.M., to be as- Official Donations for the St. Jude Burse ^ iate pastor of Assumption Church, were received from Denver,. H 3 ., $20; I Denver Denver, Mrs. L.E.M., $5; Greeley, T.K.S., 1*^''. Nicholas M. Nonisis, O.S.M., to be Schedule $10; Aurora, T.D., $3; Lay Coordinators Briefed associate pastor of Mount Carmel Msgr. W illiam Higgins burse, Denver, I Church, Denver Father Lawrence St. Peter, right, asaociate sttperintendent of education I Paul M. Brunello, O.S.M., to be as- Mrs. M J., $5. PAIR All offerings toward the various burses for the archdioceae, briefs four lay coordinators joining the staff of the ^iate pastor of Assumption Churdi, Sunday, June 9. - Leadville, Aunundetion Church. Ckmfirmation, are used to educate young men for the Catholic Education center to direct teacher formation and programming of 11» ^nver religious education in the Denver metrop<^tan area. The coordinators, Martin Amo, O.S.B., to be aMistant Pontifical Read Maas {Hriestbood. They may be sent direct to ^ t o r of Immaculate Conception 3:00 p.m. — Leadville, S t Joeeph the Archdiooeaan Chancery, 1536 Logan from left, are George Hendricks, Michael Welsh, Steven Hali, and W. J. rta, Church, Lafayette Church, Confirmation street, Denver. Schmits. SMALL I ‘ f t * P—• Two- TH« KBOISTEK, DBWVW AUCMeiOCMAW BOITIOII TlMirt^iy. JlW i . » » « « Help Wanted: Denver Seeking 6,000 Jobs
A joint effort of business contact with other busi ers and managers of fi end government to obtain nessmen in the job solicita with fewer employees. summer employment for tion campaign, according to program u aimed , Denver’s disadvantaged D. H. Robertson, United finding work for youtl youth hit full stride this Air Lines regional vice between 16 and 22 week as volunteers began president and local chair man for the Chamber- contacting businessmen to FOR secure pledges of summer NAB's youth JOBS pro jobs. gram. • Biyiif I At the outset of a con The volunteers, about • S s l l i i i l certed two-week campaign, 100 strong, will contact more than 1,000 firms • TraOinil which began June 3, May employing 60 or more per or Tom Currigan appealed ■EM. Esnn sons, Robertson said. to the community for sup Call port of efforts to provide As part o f the effort to LOU TEZAK meaningful employment for reach smaller businesses, needy young people. Denver Opportunity is dis Vai Sekaack & Ci. "Many youngstere from patching an additional 200 Denver's disadvantaged volunteers to contact own- im iiawnt. in areas, youngsters eager for work, will stand idle this summer, unless those who can provide job opportuni ties give them a chance to Men prove their desire and ca I shown pability," the Mayor said. man T Denver Opportunity, the Mrs. I city’s war on poverty agen was al cy, and the Denver Cham Archbishop Confirms Prelates at Ceremony ber o f Commerce-National Alliance of Businessmen The four Ordinaries participating in the Pentecost Adult Confirmation Archbishop Casey anoints the forehead of one are working jointly to ob program at Denver Auditorium arena were joined during the ceremony by of more than 1,200 teen-agers and adults who tain a total of 6,000 sum retired Abbot Cuthbert McDonald, O.S.B., now in residence at St Joseph’s received the sacrament of ConHrmation during mer jobs in the Denver the Pentecost ceremony in Denver Auditorium hospital. Shown, from left, are Bishop David M. Maloney of Wichita, Kans.; area. arena. Bishop Hubert M. Newell of Cheyenne, Wyo.; Bishop Victor Reed of Okla •01 homa City; and Abbot McDonald. THE Chamber-NAB’s quota of the over-all goal iMembe is 2,300 jobs, 300 of which lenver f already have been pledged Idvisory Pastors Appointed latholic by some of the larger firms American National Bank offers you fine tableware from Internaiional Jitially c in the metropolitan area. Silver Com pany. Ju s t for banking w ith us. Your choice of Original (Continued From Page 1) Movement, and the Legion of Mary in the attended St. Thomas Seminary four years, slei Teams of volunteer busi Rogers Silverplate or contemporary stainless steel. Simply open a new d a has been a member o f the faculty of parish. and graduated from Regis high school. lentatior Father Dunn is the son of Mr. and nessmen are making direct savings account for $25 or more, or add same to your existing savings St. Andrew Avellino seminary, Denver, Father Walsh was born Feb. 29, 1928, ludy < Mrs. Donald F. Dunn, Sr., of Denver. account. O r open a checking account for $100 or more. You'll receive, and Father Lara, was ordained by Arch the 10th of 11 children of Mr. and Mrs. Ihools a In addition to his appointment to free, a five-piece place setting of your choice. bishop Casey May 25 after completing his Edmond Walsh, County Waterford, Ire GLASS le's C Catholic Charities, Father Dunn recently studies for the priesthood at the Theatine land. Three of his six brothers also en CO. Additionai settings available at $2.95*— a fraction of the retail value- jearch. seminary. tered the priesthood. He graduated from was appointed a member of the Arch each time you add $25 or more to your savings account, or receive diocesan Human Relations commission lArchhi Mt. Mellaray seminary in Waterford be checking account coupons. Handsome accessories are also available sey ap and as an archdiocesan representative on at special prices. A wonderful gift idea — for weddings or anniversaries. FATHER WALSH, who also will fore coming to Denver. littee la serve St. Scholastica’s mission at Erie, the Religious Council on Human Rela f o r m ir r o r s (One free place setting per family, please.) tions for Metropolitan Denver. bmplish has been chaplain at Mercy since June, FATHER DUNN, who will live in See Our Beautiful ludy's I 1965. He graduated from St. Thomas’ Notre Dame parish, joins Monsignor Wil ANOTHER NEW pastor in the arch New Home at AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Ions — seminary and was ordained by Archbish liam Monahan, also an associate director, 7 Imporar diocese is Father Warren Heidgen, O.S.B., ,690 Lawrence 825-5251 PARK FREE RIGHT IN THE BANK l lh «nij Stout SirNti op Urban J. Vehr May 29, 1953. on the staff of Catholic Charities, headed Immitte whose appointment to succeed Father Before being assigned to Mercy, he by Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, pastor of Iruclure served 12 years as assistant pastor of St. Philomena’s parish, Denver. Bonaventure Bandi, O.S.B., as pastor of ludy’.s Blessed Sacrament parish, Denver. He Father Dunn recently completed gradu Sacred Heart of Jesus parish, Boulder, I. i;: I W A V A IN T i . I 3 o c K n o R s '^r n C f In be ir taught religion at Cathedral high school was announced last week. ate study in social work at Catholic Un I The re; from 1953 to 1958, and became the first iversity of America, and spent last sum Father Bandi left Boulder to become pastor of St. Michael’s parish. Canon limmonl superintendent of Machebeuf high school mer working on the Catholic Charities ■euweir City, in the Pueblo diocese. when it opened in 1958. He served as staff. leginald Father Warren had been assistant pas athletic director for both Blessed Sacar- He was ordained in Rome in Decem r the C ment school and Machebeuf, was presi ber, 1961, by Archbishop Martin J. O’ tor of the Boulder parish since Septem dent of the Denver Catholic High &hool Connor, now a Cardinal, three years after ber, 1965. He is a native of Elmhurst, Athletic assodation, and was chaplain for beginning theological study at North the Holy Name society, Christian Family American college . there. He previously (Turn to Page 10) PfRSONAllZED MONUMENTS AND MARKERS !he folk 9 n M U t a n £ i L polit 1,250 Confirmed catic JOHN E. ZOOK EARL G. COLGLAZIER T c BOCKHORS t I^CPCU I M n e s L 1 8 9 7 Hr. T. f MEMORIAL CO. Bull (Continued From Page 1) were the special concern of the Master •40 Insurance Exchange Bldg. Cha SPEER BOULEVARD AT 8 th • PHONE :SS i 7es onstrated in recent years, a renewal when He walked the earth.” Hr. Elli sparked by Vatican Council II — "as The shortcomings, however, serve to 802( though Pope John’s hope for a ’new Pen point up "one of the most striking lessons Hr. Will tecost’ were truly being realized.” lof the Council, and one of the most insis 802( "It is important that all of us see the tent demands of a living faith,” he said. |Irs. B< Church in this light in the post-Conciliar "It is the obligation of the Christian, 802: period,” he said, "because we might have day-by-day, to reflect in his actions the Hr. Pau feared that by reasons of changes in the nobility of the faith that he professes.” Hrs. Rol liturgy, and in our relations with peoples 80L of other faiths, or because of modifica IN ADDITION to actual conferring of Ma; tions of many Church practices, that the the sacrament, the Pentecost ceremony Stre Church had made serious and damaging was highlighted by Benediction of the pr. Chai concessions to the world and had depart Blessed Sacrament and a final Profession Mr. Johi ed in some essential way from its divine of Faith led by the Archbishop. pister \ Officers for Benediction were Monsi charter. Sch. "This, of course, is not the case.” gnor Gregory Smith, V.G., Father Frank the Syrianey. and Father Richard Ling. Mu pries BISHOP NEWELL acknowledged sic, in addition to congregational singing, Prie "many areas” in which conciliar goals arc was provided by the Cathedral male choir neai not being pursued. and the Highlander Boys band. "Sometimes, in its preoccupation with The ceremony opened with the proces those who come regularly to Mass, and to sion of clergy and hierarchy into the are the sacraments, and to religious instruc na, followed by presentation of the colors O F F E R MORE... tion. it (the parish) is forgetful of the by an honor gurad and singing of the poor, the sick, the objects o f discrimina "Star Spangled Banner.” Father Frank tion, the disadvantaged — those who Morfeld read the Gospel. y... hay Coordinators
(Continued From Page 1) p.m. three days a week, two other days a pants will conduct. He listed two basic week devoted to formulation of specific goals of the institute: programs. E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA • "Formulation of broad educational Father St. Peter said the lay coordina objectives for a comprehensive archdioce tors already are preparing for the pro san religious education program which gram by contacting pastors and religious will maximize innovative approaches: education teachers in their quadrants. • "Develop a variety o f alternative FATHER ST. PETER said parishes AT LOWER PRICES methods which will (a) embody the basic were grouped in quadrants, rather than principles of Christian life; (b) provide according to deaneries, to take into ac experience in active Chriotian life; (c) fos count special problems common to specific Complete funeral services are available at SPEER BLVD. AT SHERMAN ter individual creative continuation and areas, such as inner city neighborhoods. implementation of Christian living.” The parish groupings, and coordinators Oiingers at vary modest expense. Prices are uniform assigned to them, include; HE SAID the ambitious program will Welsh: Cathedral, Annunciation, Holy at all four convenient locations. involve necessarily extensive parent in Rosary, Our Lady of Grace, Sacred Heart, volvement, teacher training programs, St. Patrick’s, St. Joseph’s (Polish), St. and substantial expansion of adult educa Joseph’s (Redemptorist), St. Anthony of In each instance the family makes the casket tion — through such courses as the Padua, Holy Ghost, Mt. Carmel, SL Cege- "Learning for Living” scries held in Den tan’s, St. Dominic's, St. Elizabeth’s, Loyo selection which determines the cost. 16th AT BOULDER ver last fall and during the spring. la. As an example of the type of innova Hall; Fitzsimons, Blessed Sacrament, And it is a part o f our creed that nobody has ever tive approach to religious education, he Cure d’Ars, St. Catherine’s (Commerce d escril^ a proposed change in religious City), Christ the King, Mother of God, St. been denied an Olingar service because education for high school students. This Francis de Sales, SL James’, St. John’s, proposal would substitute a month of SL Philomena’s, Most Precious Blood, SL once-a-week, three-hour liturgy-education Pius X, SL Therese’s, Lowry AFB. o f a lack of money. programs both during the fall and winter, Hendricks: Holy Cross, Immaculate followed up in the spring by a weekend Heart of Mary (Northglenn), St. Bernad . • . positive proof that Oiingers do offer more. session such as the "Search” or "Chris ette, Guardian Angels, Holy Family, Holy 2775 SO. BROADWAY (ENQLEWOOO) tian Living” programs. Trinity, Our Lady of Fatima, Shrine of The Regis program is to be conducted SL Anne, St. Mary Magdalene, Sts. Peter 455-3663 by Fathers Edward L. Maginnis, SJ., and and Paul, St. Catherine’s (Denver), As Harry Hoewischer, B.J., and a third sumption (Welby). member o f the college faculty not yet se Schmitz: All Souls, Our Lady of Lo lected. urdes, Church of the Risen Christ, St. Serving Deuvnr's Fcmillea Since 1S90 Initial planning for the institute was Louis’, St. Mary’s (Littleton), SL Vincent conducted at a meeting at Regis in de Paul, All ^ in ts. Holy Name, Notre March. Current plans call for participants Dame, FYesentation, St. Rose of Lima, SL to attend classes irom 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 Jude’s, St. Joseph’s (Golden)* T lw r id a v . J miw t , 1»M THK neoiSTEK, PgMVKR AKCHPIOCBSAM BDITIOM California Bishops Support NLRA Coverage of Farmhands
Sacramento, Calif. — URGING ITS extension number of poor, forgotten in the most direful pover The Catholic Bishops of to farm workers, they said and neglected Americans.” ty. California have called on the NLRA "could not only *There will be no peace Congress to pass legisla provide the necessary due "B O TH government and in the fields until we re tion extending the Nation processes of law and proce private agencies have cognize the contradiction al Labor Relations act to dures, but also would given no more than token between this inherent dig farm workers. make available trained response to their cries for nity and the actual poor Referring to the contin personnel to see that both help,** they said. "Many living conditions existing uing dispute between farm farmers and farm workers farm workers and their for many of these farm workers and farmers in are protected and arrive families continue to exist worker families.” California, the Bishops of at just solutions to their the state’s eight dioceses problems.” declared "genuine, lasting They noted legislation to peace” will not come until extend the act to farm Wanderer Appoints the workers are included workers has been intro under the NLRA. duced in both the U.S. "We have witnessed Senate and House. Morriss to Staff chaos and human sufTering "Congress has found rea all too clearly to judge son to exclude such work St. Paul Minn. — Frank agreed to a settlement on School Advisory Committee Formed otherwise,” they said in a ers since 1935,” they said. Morriss, who recently his contract as editor of joint statement (June 6). "We cannot in conscience stepped down as editor-in- Twin Circle and that he Members of the new Denver Metropolitan Area Advisory Committee for Catholic Education are The Bishops said the allow another year to pass chief of the national Cath is now a completely free I how n at their first meeting June 3. From left, seated: Elliot A. Draine, Dr. Charles Zarlengo, Chair* National Labor Relations without effecting social jus olic weekly Twin Circle, agent. inan T. Kabcr Taylor, and Mrs. Boniface Marcs; standing: Martin Kelly, Sister Mary Jacquies, O.P., Act "has proven itself tice for the farm worker.” has joined the editorial Morriss said he will con Mrs Robert Munroe, Paul Schmitz, and William Falkenburg. A ninth lay member, John Yelenick, valuable over the past 33 The Bishops deplored the staff of the W anderer, a tinue to contribute columns was absent in Washington to watch his daughter compete in the national spelling championships. years” in providing proce plight of U.S. farm work conservative national Cath to Twin Circle. When he dures for .settling labor- ers, saying that most of olic weekly published here. stepped down as editor-in- management disputes. them "belong to that vast Morriss was founding chief of that paper he be editor of Twin Circle and came one of its contribut lommittee Begins Preparation was succeeded in the post ing editors. He is also list by Father Daniel Lyons, ed as a contributor on the Lutheran Leader S.J., in April. At the same masthead of the W ander =or Im plem enting School Study time as the change in edi er. tors, it was announced that AR**-**A A AA AARRAAl editorial and business of iMembors of the new Research who supervised Education center (School the report exists at three To Leave Denver fices of the paper, which lenver Molro|)olitan Area Office) will serve as ex of levels — archdiocesan, re I SATRIANO it, will be submitted to the Dr. Paul H. A. Noren is to 1964 and headed the had been published in Mdvisory Committee for archdioese this summer. ficio members. gional, and parochial. The resigning as pastor of Wheat Ridge, were being Education met Monsignor William H. committee’s job will be to Colorado Council of I BROTHERS ■atholic The Archbishop appoint Augustana Lutheran moved to New York for srnational lilially June 3 to take the Jones, archdiocesan super decide what advisory and Churches from 1966 until ed nine laymen to the church, Denver, to become economic reasons. JANITORIAL SERVICE I Original ■ret stops toward imple- intendent of education, administrative units are its reorganization this committee, who will serve senior pastor of Mt. Olivet Morriss, former news edi INC. 3dn a new lentation of the in-depth said the initial meeting needed. year. He was the first with one member appoint tor of the National Regis ig savings ludy of archdiocesan was devoted to discussion He emphasized that a Lutheran church in Minne president of the Rcligiou.s ed from the Council of ter, said he is receiving a 'll receive, conducted by Notre of the scope of the study prime consideration in all apolis — largest Lutheran Council of Human Rela Ihools Priests and one named weekly fee from the W an • Rug and Uphg(stery Office of Education from the new Archdiocesan and the probable means instances will be that congregation in the United tions for Metropolitan e's i Shampooing ail value- Sisters Council. The Coun that will be necessary to changes resulting from the States. Denver, chaplain of the derer for which he will ^■search. contribute a column and 2 • Complete House or receive lArchbishop James V. cil of Priests representative derive most benefit from it. study are truly "judgments Dr. Noren said his new Colorado Senate in 1963-64 help in promotional work { Cleaning > available lasey appointed the com- had not been named this In addition, he said, the of the people.” assignment is ' effective and 1965-66, and chaplain • Floor W aiing and iversades, Eittw last week, thus ac- week. committee will be con MEMBERS OF the Aug. 1. He has been pa.stor of the Republican National for the Wanderer Forum, Polishing Implisbing one of the DENVER LAWYER T. cerned with dealing with committee include, in addi of Augustana for the past Convention in San Francis an annual meeting of • Walls and Windoos ludy’s first rccommenda- Raber Taylor, member of urgent problems of the tion to Taylor: 15 years, also serving as co in 1964. Catholic conservatives. He Washed \NK ions - appointment of a the board of the national schools that affect the Elliot A. Draine, treasur vice president of the Rocky will remain in Wheat i Stout StIMtt Imporary. broadly based Citizens for Eucational study and its implementa er, Metropolitan Communi Mountain Synod of the HE WAS chairman of Ridge, and not move to St. Immittee to develop the Freedom and nationally tion. In line with this con ty Services; architect Wil Lutheran Church in Amer the Commission on Minori Paul. 2834 W. 44th Ave. ica and as a member of Morriss said that he has Iructurc.s with which the recognized as an authority cern, a subcommittee was liam Falkenburg; Mrs. ties and Disadvantaged X. 433-8831 ludy’s recommendations on the operational prob appointed at the June 3 Boniface Mares, executive the national executive appointed by Gov. John A. i 3568 So. Broadway In be implemented. lems of Catholic schools, meeting to review high secretary, Latin American council. Love in April to help de I The report on the study, was named chairman of school budgets for 1968- Education Fund, and termine whether the state J 781-0324 I Emmonly known as the the group. He and other 69. member of the Archdioce DR. N O R E N , 57, is a should hold a special ses BALDWIN SUBSTANTIAL changes san Human Relations ■euwein study — after members were named to native o f St. Paul, Minn. sion of the General Assem- in the secondary education commission; accountant Over a Century of Musical Excellence Teginald Neuwein, director one-year terms; members He was a Lutheran pastor 'bly to deal with civil r the OfTice of Education picture have occurred with Paul Schmitz; Mrs. Robert o f the staff of the Catholic in St. Paul, Duluth, and rights and anti-poverty leg in the past few months, Munroe, leader in the Minneapolis in his native PIANDS — SERVICE - ORGANS Great Books programs; islation. changes that could alter state before coming to Col SALES "In Denver's Music Center" RENTALS both the content and im Martin Kelly, vice presi Dr. Noren opposed a spe Official Appointments orado and Augustana in cial session on grounds pact of the Neuwein re dent, Western Federal 1623 Calilornio St. Phone 222-9701 1953. Since then he headed that it appeared unlikely t following have been appointed to the Denver Metro port. Mt. Carmel high Savings; Dr. Charles Zar the program that built a legislators would 'act favor Customer Parking Next Door politan Area Advisory Committee for Catholic Edu school was closed at the lengo, examining physician $1.5 million parish plant end of the term; most of ably on the proposed legis D R. cation: and leader in family life in southeast Denver, and open Monday FAienings 'til S:S0^Any Evening by Appointment its students are transfer lation. ST, CPCU I t!r. T. Raber Taylor, Attorney, American National Bank program, Denver public saw the size of the congre ring to Cathedral high schools; John Yelenick, Building, Suite 625, 818 17th Street, Denver 80202, gation double to its present school. Annunciation high president, Archdiocesan le Bldg. Chairman size of about 3,000 mem Mr. Elliot A. Draine, 5000 East 32nd Avenue, Denver school also is closing; its Confraternity of Christian students are to be bused to Doctrine; and Sister Mary bers. His new congregation 80207 numbers about 10,000. THINK AHEA8 Mr. William Falkenburg, 2334 East 3rd Avenue, Denver St. Joseph’s high school. Jacques, O.P., principal of I 80206 Monsignor Jones said the Sts. Peter and Paul school. Dr. Noren was president lirs. Boniface Mares, 4680 Quitman Street, Denver problem of developing Wheat Ridge, and repre of the Denver Area Coun 1 80212 structures to implement sentative, Sisters Council. cil of Churches from 1962 Mr. Paul Schmitz. 1200 Lincoln Street, Denver 80203 Mrs. Robert Munroe, 8242 W. 38th Place, Wheat Ridge $ove Now 80133 Mr. Martin Kelly, Western Federal Savings, 700 17th I Street, Denver 80202 Dr. Charles Zarlengo, 50 Hillside Drive, Denver 80133 Mf- John Yelenick, 1330 Leyden Street, Denver 80220 ^ister Mary Jacques, O.P., Principal, Sts. 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e Page Four T H E REGISTER/ DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, June 6» 1968
i it p ' r Registorial ( Just a New De Gaulle Shows the Way F (Inncept of Authority By Paul H. Hallett El i l l It is not necessary to be an ardent the intent to win does not modify casual "MAGISTERIUM, like Hierarchy, has WE WILL ADMIT that there exists an element of tragedy in the "world supporter of Charles de Gaulle to recog ties or foster in the enemy — at least the become a dirty word,” complained the in turmoil” as it is characterized today. Violence in Paris, Prague, Madrid, nize in him the one strong character who Communist enemy — a willingness to English Cardinal. "That may be why so and in these United States calls up bitterness, hatred and thus tragedy. But guides world affairs today. His refusal to negotiate. few Bishops are willing to risk unpopu this world in turmoil is not all tragedy. The results of the present siege resign after the most massive demonstra In Washington, the , already low pres larity by exercising it ... Dangerous con th tige of the government drops further temporary writing on Eucmenism and the may well prove to be saving. tion of mob p>ower in France since the re Today’s crisis is one over methodology. New methods to handle old ills Commune of 1870 evinced a firmness every day that mobs besiege the offices of Eucharist incurs on episcopal censure. hi gleaned from new ideas are being called for by a much more informed ^vorld. that is much more than stubbornness or cabinet members and Senators and are Ecumenists in good standing appear to And the concern for a change in the old structure runs deep. egoism. The crumbling of the nation-wide not turned away. The whole Poor People’s see no significant differences between general strike, and the upwelling of popu March could have been forestalled months Catholicism and other faiths . . . FOR SOME TIME now we have known that the number of the masses lar support for the French President after ago by the simple constitutional expe dient of forbidding too many to assemble receiving a formal education is increasing tremendously. Add to this the his courageous stand, demonstrated once "Tht doctrine of the Real Presence of —. — —------w in one place because of the public safety. Our Lord in the Eucharist has also suf great number informed daily by an improved communications media and one again that safety and freedom lie in reso at Di But vacillation took the place of firmness. fered distortion with little complaint from can say there exists in the world today a sizable group potentially able to lution and not in appeasement. th PA Now not even the Supreme Court build the Magisterium—except again from the conjure up new ideas for new ways to solve problems that have failed solu On a much smaller scale. D.U. Chan fe D) cellor Maurice Mitchell proved the same ing is free from physical violence. Holy Father.” And so on. Car'.inal Hee H t tions for 50 or 100 years. Today these voices are being heard on the campus, truth when he stood firm in suspending In the Church, this lack of a firm nan ends by saying that Magisterium is h i D< in the political arena, and in the Church. 39 students because of their sit-in at the hand has been criticized in no less an from magister, master (in the sense of I And the voices are inevitable. How can the honest man suppress a new registrar’s office. Not only did Dr. Mitch organ than L’Osservatorc Rom ano and teacher) and that the teacher or master P idea when old ideas have largely failed? The projection of these new ideas ell receive the acclaim of the citizenry at by no less a person than Cardinal John M l must be restored to authority. hi has initiated the present turmoil but it is the strong resistance to their pro large but he was backed up by the great Heenan of England, who is by no means K mulgation in many cases that has kept this turmoil alive. er part of the student b For millions of Americans with the unfortunates of it is vacation time again the world. Through no but not for missionaries fault of their own, the waging the day-to-day bat lives of millions, here and tle against human misery abroad, are choked with and need. Monsignor Greg misery and aulTering. A ory Smith, V.G., archdioce gift to the Missions will san director of the Society make it possible for a mis for the Propagation of the sionary somewhere to do a Faith, pointed out in an little more for a needy, nouncing the Society’s discouraged family, a frightened orphan, or a Planning Nursery Tour D "Share Your Vacation” campaign, beginning next sick and lonely refugee.” The new officers of the Denver-West Theresians are planning a box- week and ending July 25. Those receiving the spe lunch and tour of the Margery Reed Mayo Day nursery June 20. Discuss D cial "Share Your Vacation” HI ing preparations are, left to right, Mrs. Robert Connor, district director; Mrs. D •’The purpose of the appeal leaflet in the mail George Biller, president; Father John Anderson, chaplain; Standing: f. rf campaign is to remind next week are asked to Mary Agnes Ferviter, secretary; Mrs. Richard McGrath, second vice presi return the reply envelope p each Catholic that he be dent; Mrs. William Naughton, treasurer; and Mrs. L. Kaiser, first vice presi Arc M longs to a Church which is before July 25, and per dent. ch a d K missionary by its very haps do some positive mis gratul B> nature. Each member sion work, by encouraging Western Provincial ate di G therefore has a basic duty others to contribute. Denvc PI to do whatever he can, Archbishop's Guild Los Angeles — Sister P within the limits of his Anyone wishing to join Mary Brigid Fitzpatrick N1 ability, to spread Christ’s the many friends of the has been appointed admin T message of Salvation,” world wide Mission Society The annual June pot- have two representatives istrator of the more than d : Monsignor Smith said in mav do so by contacting >uck for guild members present. 900 nuns in the Western ‘Our Happiest Day’ province of the Sisters, of K urging all Christians of the Archdiocesan Omce, held June 6, 6|30 The ways and means E. 301 S Sherman street, P">- Francis De committee will sponsor a St. Joseph of Carondelet. C Father William J. Koontz, pastor of Notre Dame parish, distributes first the archdiocese to join the Communion to Jeanne Di Tolla, Joanne Di Tolla, and Stella Sisneros — campaign. Denver, Ck)lo. 80209. All of Sales high school. The tupperware display the F i three of eight members of a very special First Communion class. The price will be 50 cents for evening o f the pot luck, "Whether you are plan flrp in- bringing a covered For further information c group of mentally retarded benefits from special instruction in the parish, ning a trip or spending the p culminating in this traditional ceremony. ^ th MioRinna $1-25. contact Donna Loper at c summer months at home, valuable to the Missions, Following the dinner, a 288-3161. you will be rewarded with and that they, in return, short business meeting, the rivwixx orvKxwi a greater sense of enjoy remember their benefactors election of officers and Tnno Mnfh»xr ment of the season if you in their Masses and pray- annual rei»rte will take, o f^ o d , Mary P ir o f June HR. DRY Calendar of Events have first shared your gifts 11, Mother Beloved, Kathy Hanok; St. Luke, Ellen CLEANING Nurses' Workshop 19th avenue and Grant should be made with Mrs. —^ I I I I Campbell; June 12, Ar- street. The purpose of the Marine no later than Campership Drawing bcneduled Gabriel, Laveme The Archdiocesan Coun workshop is to help train Thursday. The price of the Darr; Handmaids of Mary, I DAY LAUNDRY cil of Catholic Nurses has affiliate chairmen in the breakfast will be $1. Carol Maschka; June 19, scheduled a second Leader work of five major commis The first award presenta Each week for six weeks, June u and 9 and again RADIO PICK-UP tion of a campership to one girl will be named to OHi* June 15 and 16 the St. Gerard, Paula Vessa, ship workshop June 12, 7:30 sions according to Mrs. Paramount Club June 26, Our Lady of Lor- DISPATCH & DELIVERY p.m. at Mercy hospital. Gerald Piacentine, chair Our Lady o f the Rockies attend the Catholic girls camp committee will travel The Paramount Club will Girls camp, located near camp, sponsored by St. to the campsite to make etto. Luncheon in Louis ARVADA Mr. and Mrs. Dale Medear- man of the ACCW. ville. Several circles are is will conduct the pro Among the deanery hold a business meeting at Evergreen, Colo., will take Rita’s Court #625 of the final arrangements for 9535 W 58lh AVE. • 4?4 7723 7:30 p.m. June 12, 1555 place on June 15. The Catholic Daughters of opening day, June 22. attending the June Pot gram. chairmen workshop leaders Luck in lieu of their regu WESTMINSTER The final pre-convention Grant street. Dancing and winner will be the guest of America. Volunteers wishing to help are Mrs. Lawrence Schae lar monthly meeting. 2895 W 72ND AVE • 428 5097 meeting of the Council will cards will follow at 8:30 the camp committee for The camp offers a varie should contact cither Miss fer of Fleming, Church p.m. All widowed and sin be held June 20 at Mercy Communities; Mrs. John the first week of camp, ty of activity, at a nominal Maloney, 794-3110 or Mrs. THORNTON gle Catholics over the age hospital. This meeting will starting June 22. charge, including lodging, Marine, 477-2106 for fur 810 E 68TH AVE. • 207 5586 Hinterreiter, Denver, Fam of 35 are welcome. Com coordinate all convention ily Affairs; Mrs. Joseph To be eligible, any girl, meals, in-door and out-door ther information.. committee activities. mittee members for June between the ages of 8 and sports, singing, dancing, WHEATRIDGE Medina, Denver, Communi ore Maurice and Irene Non members of the ty Affairs; Mrs. Windsor 14, must submit her name hikes, and camp-fire pro 7393 W. 4JTH AVE. • 422 1438 Council may obtain con Norton, Lily Robinson and and address to Catharine grams daily, as well as Wade, Denver, Organiza Stella Manes. vention registration blanks tion Services and Mrs. Maloney, 1269 Littleton horseback riding for those Quality Paints boulevard, Littleton, Colo. wishing this extra activity. 929 15TH ST • 244 4493 by contacting Ann Hunt, John De Mers, Colorado Queen's Daughters Distinctive Wall 2915 SPEER BLVD 0 433 6259 333-3580. Springs, International Af BAKERIES Coverings FORT COLLINS fairs. The June meeting o f the Home of Fine Pastries Art .Supplies Seton Guild Custom Framing 2215 SO COL I E G E • 402 096(>. Persons interested in leg Queen’s Daughters Society El P o m a r Schedules ) 66 So. HrouHway A meeting of the Seton islation, projects such as will be held June 9, 3 p.m. ) 16IH So. Colorado Hlvd. LEE O'CONNOR at the home of Mrs. Eliza • 3701 Cherry Creek N. Dr. ' Guild will l>e held June 7, Head Start and Women in Two June Retreats ( 1.S50 Colorado Hlvd. M e m b e r: S is I’eler & I’ aiil 8 p.m., at the home of Community Service (WICS) beth Salmon, 3735 Pierce ) 2-110 Kuiit :ird A w . In Cherry Creek Terrace ' I ’ iin s h Mrs. Henry Job, 1621 Fil are urged to attend. For street. Colorado Springs — Fa World Today;” and *The further information contact ther Leonard Foley,' Christian Meets Today’s bert court, Mrs. W. A. Sacred Heart Qucring will be iiostess. Mrs. Margaret Valiant, O.F.M., will conduct a Problems.” executive secretary of the A lu m n a e weekend of conferences and There will be dialogue ACCW Workshop ACCW, 244-7112. discussions June 14-16 and sessions for those who wish The Colorado Alumnae of June 28-30 CDA Juniors to participate, time for The Archdiocesan Coun the Sacred Heart will attend at El Pomar ■ personal conferences and cil of Catholic Women will a noon Mass at Mother of retreat house. periods of silence. sponsor a leadership work The annual corporate Mass and Communion for God Church on June 7th. H e h a s I The weekend opens with shop from 9:30 a.m. to 12 Luncheon and meeting will Junior Catholic Daughters been engagedf dinner June 14, 6 p.m. and noon June 11 at Cathedral follow at Denver Country high school, Maria hall, £. will be June 8, 8 a.m., at in preaching i ends on Sunday afternoon the Clubhouse, 765 Penn Club to elect new officers. parish mis- ■ with Mass at 2 p.m. sylvania street. Monsignor sions in the| For further information George Evans, junior chap Midwest and ^ or reservations call Sister lain, will be the celebrant. South. has^^?.’ Registrar at El Pomar in Juniors arc reminded to St. Anthony's c o n d u c t e d Colorado Springs, 632- assemble by 7:30 for the Cana days of 2451, or Janet Gottlob, Consecration and Presenta Asks Workers recollection Denver, 343-1916. Reserva RIGHT REVEREND EDWARD T. O'MEARA tion of Roses to the Sacred for married couples and tions may also be made by NATIONAL DIRECTOR Heart prior to the Mass. Among Teens pre-Cana conferences for writing to the retreat Following Mass the Jun engaged couples. house, 1661 Mesa Avenue, iors and Juniorettes will St. Anthony hospital Colorado Springs. Colo. be guests at a breakfast at 'Out Of The Shadows' needs more teen-age girl The theme of Father 80906. the clubhouse. Reservations volunteers who are 15 Foley’s conferences will be: What are you doing in the Church, for the Church? What are you doing for through 17 years o f age "The Human Christ Risen her mission, for the kingdom of God. for your .salvation, and the salvation of and willing to work in dif for Us. To be a Christian your brothers in the society in which you live, in the world? Are you active? Are ferent areas of the hospi is to have His Spirit;” you apostolic? Or are you still hiding in the shadows of a passive, comlortable tal. ’’The Spirit of Christ faith? The main qualifications and Today’s Christian;” are neatness and willing "The Christian in the “ In the body of Christ, which is the Church, the whole body, according to the ness to work. There is no functioning in due measure of each single part, derives its increase" (Decree on pay involved other than EVELYN'S DRAPERIES the satisfaction of helping Laity). This is a very beautiful but tremendous truth. In it you clearly see that others and being able to do Highest Quality Work no one is useless, no one can be completely passive, no one can remain inert something worthwhile. and Materials and insensitive in the life of the Church. Each and every one of us must do The orientation program something for the Church in regard to the salvation of souls and the welfare, 1501 South Pearl St. will start at 10 a.m.. June Tel. 744-6439 even temporal, of society. 10 and 11. The girls are expected to attend both What is that something? Where do you fit in? Primarily, you must start sessions which will last with yourself and your basic needs as a Christian to full ill the mission of the until 2:30 p.m. Lunch will Church in the world. Deepen your faith! Bring to the fore the truths of your be provided. Girls who are faith, think about them, study them, so that they no longer remain dormant but interested are asked to call are brought into harmony with your daily life. Expand your lova! Not merely 825-9011 Ext. 2275. the momentary emotional response to someone in need, but a generous effort to nternally worn see Christ present within each person you encounter. Increase your awareness! ITampax tampons can Know your individual role and duties, whether family, social or professional and strive daily to carry them out according to Christian principles. ake your summer m«.rvclousl Secondly, you must reach out beyond the circle of your home and parish to t encompass the whole world. By the nature of your Baptism, you are a vital part of that world, with all its needs, its desires, its sufferings, its hopes. Through the Mystical Body, you are linked to each and every man in it. You must, there fore. go to the aid of your brothers through your prayers, through your contin ued generous sacrifices, b’ew of you are called to direct missionary service, but all of you can embrace its spirit and foster its growth within yourselves. With the constant strengthening of .such foundations, new insights will dis perse the shadows, new avenues of Christian encounter will open up and your prayers and sacrifices will have a penetrating impact on individual souls, on parish communities, on society, on the world. SALVATION AND SERVICE are the work of The Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Please cut out this column and send your offering to Right Rev- erend Edward T. O’Meara, National Director, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y^ 10001 or directly to your local diocesan director. The Hifiht Reverend Gregory Smith Diocesan Director 301 South Sherman Street O U R C U S TO M ER S ARE OUR BEST SALESMEN Denver, Colorado 80209 Thursday; June 6. 1968 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Page Seven Congratulations Page hoys from Christ H U N T c l e a n e r s Archbishop Casey presents a diploma to Mi> Graduates Join for Commencement the King elementary chad A. Marrese of Mullen high school and con The floor of the Denver Auditorium arena was an impressive sight during the joint commence school carry diplomas to gratulates him. Marrese was one o f 864 to gradu ment exercises for Catholic high schools June 1. Graduates were grouped in formation according to the Auditorium stage for ate during joint commencement exercises at the school; received their diplomas from Archbishop James V. Casey. presentation to graduat Denver Auditorium. ing seniors by the Arch A Call to Leadership bishop. Moral leadership and a from Archbishop James V. what principle.s we must "rebirth of commitment” Ca.sey during the ceremo live by in the world of wore cited as goals of the ny. They formed the bulk tomorrow. FRUIT COCKTAIL s -18'^ Class of 1968 June 1 by a •of the 1,172 students who "It is my belief that wo Mullen high school senior graduated from Catholic should stand, first, for a selected to deliver the secondary schools in the rebirth of moral lead valedictory address at the archdiocese this spring. ership. . . . 36th annual join t com Hamburg noted his class "We have only to look mencement for Catholic is graduating during the around to .see the results GARDENSIDE PEAS 8 .-1 high schools. Year of Faith proclaimed of a harvest of hate of Gary Hamburg, an out by Pope Paul VI, and paid years past, and to see the standing student through tribute to the faith of par proving ground of Chris out his career at Mullen, ents who make Catholic tian morality in the dec told the audience and his education possible, but ades ahead . . . fellow graduates the new added: "Secondly, we must DEL MONTE PEAS 4-84'= generation is reaping the "The signpost of the new stand for a rebirth of "result of the failure of road is not faith, but commitment. For it has Made Fresh daily ef Federally _ _ _ lii-Si; ■ -* ij., moral leadership of search — a search for a been said that the great inspected beef only. Made to M p Annunciation Finale previous generations.” newer world for ourselves sickness of America is specifications of State Regula- # 1 Monsignor Thomas Barry, pastor of Annuncia "Obviously, the mistake and all who inhabit this apathy . . . tiORS. 34b. er more .. tion parish, chats with Annunciation high school must not be repeated,” he small planet. At this junc GROUND BEEF (less than 3-lbs. lb. 47c) 45' "Dedicated to these senior Mary Ann Zerr, a member of Annunciation added ture of natural transition principles, we must go high*s last class (Annunciation is being merged He and 863 other gradu — a transition (we hope) forth to lead the land we with St. Josephus high school). Mary Ann’s sister, ates of nine Catholic from adolescence to respon love . . . remembering too, Cut from small Federally now Sister Marie Anton, S.C.L., graduated from schools in the Denver area sible adulthood — we inspected porkers. Boston / I L J v that justice is more than Butt style. Well trim m ed. 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FARK FREE RIGHT IN THE BANK Page Eight TH E REGISTER, DENVER ARCHPIOCESAN E P m ^ Thursday, Jun« 6, 19<8 '200V Goes Space Flight I Mile High Entertainment I One Better— Into Infinity I By Tom Officer MUSIC: Music by By Tom Officer er to draw his own expla be.yond Jupiter into infini Brahms headlines concerts f* Man and his future role nation for the monolith. If ty. And in the epilogue, If someone really prac by the Boston and Cleve in space travel receives a 80, he does a fine job of "Jupiter and Beyond into tices his faith, he should land Symphonies on KFML moving and colorful exami showing the monolith at Infinity,” the monolith also be able to enjoy a few — The Symphony No. 1 at nation in Stanley Ku various places in time and appears at the hero’s laughs concerning it. 1 p.m. June 8 (Boston) and brick’s latest production — space. death. Denver cartoonist Leo the Piano Concerto No. 1 2001: A Space Odyssey, a The full meaning of the Canavan is a person who (Cleveland with Rudolf Cinerama and Technicolor THE MONOLITH first sees the lighter side of monolith is left to each Serkin as soloist) at 1 p.m. production now " in full or appears in "The Dawn of Catholicism and draws it June 9. viewer’s personal religious bit at the Cooper theater, Man” prologue in which and philosophical beliefs. in a weekly cartoon series, Denver, Church Humor, which Ernest For^ (bassoon), apes are seen rooming the The production as a earth, then slowly banding Aside from some weak appears in the Denver Joanne Cooper (violin), whole is not so interesting points in the story line, • Post, and now is bundled Nedine Jarvis (viola), Me together to attack and kill as the segments that make the production is "A-1.” . together in The Second lanie White (violincello) other apes, and to chew up the story of man’s The only two major acting Collection ($1 at all main will play music by Devi- raw meat. flight to the moon and on bookstores). enne, Danzi. and Heiden in Later, the monolith ap tasks fall to Keir Dulleu Canavan’s touch is al to Jupiter in only 33 pears on the moon, and as the hero, and to Gary a chamber music concert years. ways light — be it in re Florence Murray at International House, after the surviving pilot Lockwood as the pilot who D Lacking any big name heads for Jupiter, the mys falls victim to the comput p/ gard to Old Testament 1600 Logan street, Denver, persons or to the problems ings and comments are stars, Kubrick stressed the terious slab draws the hero er, nicknamed "Hal.” D at 8 p.m. June 11. story — what there is — HI of the Church in the mod never, never in bad taste. and the technical effects. oO D ern world. And his draw- Each reader will have TELEVISION: Program am his own favorites, but And it is in the technical APPLEWOOD STABLES FF highlights for the next to there arc several that field that this film rates as p week include: Rental Horses Boarded and Trained saf stand out: one of the outstanding M Erncsi. Ansermet, a Western Riding Lessons, and Haysta k Rides we • Noah looks up to space films. There are K where tribute to the founder-con Pri B! heaven at the animals some magnificent shots of ductor of the Orchestre de 16000 West 32nd Ave. 279-1051 Ph board the ark and two the main space ship in its G la Sui.sse Romande, on his Sul PI woodpeckers are drilling flight to Jupiter and its and its golden jubilees on Blessing of Pets Ca P holes in the ark — "Are complex operations, includ KRMA, channel 6. 8:30 An N' you sure 1 have to take At the Annual St, Anthony Fiesta June 13, ing a small crew that has p.m. June 7; W h e n You Gelect uw T two of every species?” Ju stice for A ll?, an Father George Kearney will be blessing dogs, a "human” computer to U • Noah is building the cats, parakeets, guinea pigs, fish and turtles with help. Bei K NBC News Special repeat, on. ark. and one observer tells examines attempts to give the words from the ritual: *‘I.x)rd let these animals KUBRICK’S showing of E. another: "Old Noah claims legal aid to the poor; on have your blessing to the benefit of their being what space travel may be FATHER’S DAY GIFT C there’s a 100 per cent KOA, channel 4, and and by the intercession of St. Anthony deliver like in the future is inter F' chance of precipitation.” KOAA. channel 5, Colora them from all evil.” esting — "weightlessness” C • One angel examines Caieiully Cansidsi P do Springs, 8 p.m. June 7; inside a space ship travel another angel’s robe: "It Father Bernard Basset, ing between the earth and c goes beyond white, beyond S.J., discusses the aware the moon; the use of liquid WHAT'S IN IT! bright . . . all the way to Fiesta Will Open ness of God on the Sacred foods or a pudding type radiant white.” Heart Program; on substance eaten in flight. But enough on the car HOW IT'S WRAPPED! KBTV, channel 9. 7:15 Community Spirit Here, the production has Hickory harms has a scicclimi of DelighH'iit D inins. Noon to2:.10 toons. the enjoyment is in a.m. June 9; some merit. But, the over food gift paks filled v ith tustc Irm pling P.M. Dinner-DancinK, Wed. 6c reading them yourself. The The concluding program all plot — except for the Thurs. 6:.)0 P..M. to 9 P.M. Fri. reader will get many a prologue and epilogue — cheesA'Sf smoked meats and other foods 6c Sal. 8:30 P.M. to 12 Midniahl. in the six-part “ The- mc'ii enjoy. Sunday D innei 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. chuckle. Changing Church” will be Program in Parish at times is a bit childish. And the book is one that shown on The Catholic The possibility of a com Each gift will be gift wrji|>pe«l in a special a Protestant, Jewish, or The second annual St. thas, St. Vincent de Paul Hour; bn KOA and puter taking control of a Father’s Day ]>aper. V on will hav<- the irms Orthodox friend would en Anthony of Padua Parish society. St. Anthony Ath space ship and destroying KOAA, 11:30 a.m. June 9; Fiesta in honor of its pa letic club, as well as choice of corn eoh pip<‘. practice golf joy. One Nation Indivisi the human pilots is ab Fine Cuisine. N oon to 2:.30 P.M. tron saint, June 13. will priest-counselors, will work ball or a cigar lied to the how. 'J'his ble (repeat) examines the surd. If accepted, the view — 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. Sundays, 2 Potpourri inaugurate S.A.N.A.P. — from the House. “ e.xlra" touch will m ake Father feel sure P.M. to 9 P.M. racial crisis in the United er will enjoy the eventual St. Anthony Neighborhood Phase 4. still in plan "murder” of the computer the gift is jiisl for him. ’Phis helps makt* States and Denver in a Approach Program. ning. is an experimental OPERA: It’s a double by the surviving pilot. your gift from Hickory l‘'arins (iiti(|iie $'liip-©cern. dose of Toscanini and Puc- four-hour study; on KLZ, The idea of the program, government financed pro channel 7, noon June 9; However, the film leaves cini in Denver opera according to Father George gram for feeding the aged and different. "After Prison — What?” unanswered the big ques Luncheon 11:.30 A.M . to 2:30 broadcasts this week. The Kearney, Pastor, is to "de- p(K)r in connection with P.M. Famous Prime Rib Dinner is the subject on Hot Top tion — the meaning of a Maestro will conduct sopra confine” the religious and existing school lunch pro dark monolith discovered SEE THE ATTRACTIVE GIFT DISPLAY AT 6 P.M. to 10 P.M. Daily. Sun ic; on KOA and KOAA, social programs at the par grams. The aged would be days, 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. nos Licia Albanese and on the moon that appears r [ip. 10:30 p.m. June 9; ish plant and bring them picked up by neighborhood Anne McKnight, tenor Jan to be sending signals to You’re in Love, Charlie into the neighborhood, aides and brought to the - - Peerce, baritone Francesco Jupiter It is the finding of ^ OF OHIO Valentino, and bass Nicola Brown (repeat) follows the' especially to the housing school lunch room for bal lovesick Peanuts charac the monolith that keys the Moscona in La Boheme in ■ project and to the poor. anced. nutritional meals ter; on KLZ and KKTV, space trip — ill-fated — to a recording to be presented Various phases of the once a day. Bear channel 11, Colorado Jupiter. on KFML at 6:30 p.m. experimental program will For Phase 5 of the pro 14 Springs, 7:30 p.m. June 10; gram. questionnaires arc Yet. the monolith is VaUey June 9 and on KDEN at be initiated over the next never explained. Perhaps, Chopin: A Question of fe\v months. The initial being sent to organize reli Shopping Center 12:15 p.m. June 13. Stature; on KRMA, 8 p.m. Kubrick wants every view- phase will begin on Fiesta gious education for young KWTM »«RR)*N MD HAMPOCN June 11; The Empire Lyric Play Day. A procession of sing people tC.C.D.) in the 936.0894 Black Journal on ers, guitar players, pa homes of parishioners in ers are presenting their iMSBicj's imiifB cBsm smes I t annual Gilbert and Sul N.E.T. Journal probes the rishioners, and priests will various neighborhoods of livan production at Bonfils problems, of Negroes as march to one of the malls the parish. seen by themselves; on theater, Denver at 8:15 of the Westwood Homos for The parish Fiesta next p.m. todu> (June 6), June KRMA, 9 p.m. June 12., . an outdoor evening Muss, Thursday will last from 9 7 and 8. This year’s pres weather permitting. a.m. to midnight, providing entation is The Mikado. 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"A ll travel needs" T^rsday, June 6, 19«8 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Page Nine Cathedral Names Director ini- Of Ahtletics, Grid Coach Looking at Sports ^e, nto Cathedral high school won 88 games and lost 20 won succe.ssive District lA By Bill Slevin "buying” a title will un Colorado State university ith has announced the Hlling during his eight years as championships and his The sad plight of profes doubtedly continue. In fact. football . . . the Rams open of two coaching vacancies coach. During his last four 1964 baseball team won sional boxing was further Foster had hardly removed a tough 10-game schedule and the post of athletic seasons his cage teams the state title. emphasized recently when his mouthpiece when he with New Mexico Sept. 14 ;he director. Bob Foster used a crunch proclaimed that he would ... Denver fans are hoping ch Leon Palmisano, success ing left hook to flatten the take on any challenger for fiery Billy Martin can get us ful coach at Pius X Re Rangers Appoint highly regarded Dick Tiger the right price. You the Bears on the winning gional high school in Albu and in the process win the guessed it — $100,000. track after their miserable querque, N. Mex., has been world light heavyweight start this season. If hustle ak appointed athletic director Baseball Mentor championship. and pride are necessary »e, and head basketball coach. Joseph V. Pignatiello, 23, Fo.ster’s victory not only CONGRATULATIONS ingredients, the ex-Yankee L.” He also will serve as as of Wellesley, Mass., has ended years of frustration to Coach Vince Greco and is just the man to instill sistant principal. been named head baseball for the Washington, D.C., his Mullen Mustangs on them in young players ... Palmisano replaces Rob coach and assistant basket stringbean but pointed up winning the State AAA Milwaukee, Dallas-Fort ert Stevens as athletic di ball coach at Regis college, the need for a system track championship. Worth, and Buffalo fans rector. He will ""cceed effective in September, whereby the top two fight Mullen has proven it were understandably upset Safest Patrols Paul Brungardt as head Athletic Director Clarence ers in each division fight it boasts a well-rounded ath when they were ignored in basketball coach. H. (L ou) K ellog g an out for the championship. letic program and that it the recent National League Officer Jack Martin of the Safety Education Stevens recently was nounced. IN ORDER to get a can more than hold its expansion plans, with new ofnce. Denver Police department, conducts an dismissed as athletic direc In the basketball post he shot at the title, Foster’s own with other members of franchises being voted San annual safety campaign for the Catholic schools succeeds Arthur W. (Bill) backers had to guarantee the Colorado High School Diego and Montreal. Their to determine which safety patrols best carry out tor and head football coach. Brungardt resigned Kaleher who has been Tiger $100,000, despite Activities association. best hope now is the trans safety education procedures. This year 10 schools named team trainer for the as basketball mentor a Foster’s respectable 29-4 fer of an existing fran were cited. They were: St. Vincent de Paul and New Orleans Buccaneers of short time later. record. Foster's take-home ODDS AND ENDS: The chise, with the Chicago Presentation, Outstanding; St. Joseph (CSSR), St. the professional American Gary Baker, who has pay from the fight amount retirement of Dancer’s White Sox and Cleveland Philomena’s, Blessed Sacrament, St. Francis de Basketball association. .served as Stevens’ assist ed to peanuts while his Image at the ripe old age Indians being the most Sales, Most Precious Blood, St. Dominic’s, St. Pignatiello takes over the ant in football, will take backers and the promoter of three will take a lot of prominently mentioned in Cajetan’s, and Cure d’Ars, Flxcellcnt. Above, baseball reins from Kel over the head coaching job. who put up the guarantee controversy out of racing. such discussions. Archbishop James V. Casey presents the top logg, who is retiring from Baker attended Mesa Jun J. V. Pignatiello for Tiger actually lost An injury was given as the awards to Mary Queen, St. Vincent’s, and Valerie active coaching after 31 ior college and the Univer money. reason but we wonder if Benavidez, right, Presentation, as Martin looks years — all of them at sity of Denver. He also George Wa.shington univer And to make the. situa maybe the son of famed There goes JACK BORF on. Regis high school and serves as head baseball college. sity in Washington for two tion more ludicrous, Foster Native Dancer didn’t .suffer with a great idea for years. He also has served a psychological blow after a rainy day! mentor. Pignatiello will graduate entered the ring as a 12-5 as an instructor at Red his experiences in the Palmisano received his in August with a bache favorite, although the odds BA and Master’s degrees Auerbach’s summer basket reportedly had been es Kentucky Derby and lor’s degree in physical ball camp in the East. education from New Mexi tablished by large amounts Preakness .. . KQXI Radio from the University of This summer he will direct New Mexico. In addition to co Highlands university. o f money bet on him by for the third straight year the American Legion base people "connected with will be the Denver voice of his basketball coaching Las Vegas. At Highlands ball team in Las Vegas. duties at the Albuquarque he lettered in basketball him” in the hope, presum As a high school per ably, of recouping their What Better preparation school, he served as athletic and baseball and was a for that “ rainy day" of former at Wellesley, he losses on Tiger’s guarantee. director and head baseball member of Highlands’ 1967 lettered in football, basket financial need than life coach from 1959 through NAIA championship base ball, and baseball and was insurance? For life insur- ball team. WHILE first Willie Pa.s- ance can be planned to 1967. All-State for two years in trano and Jose Torres, Real Estate * Rentals His basketball teams Pignatiello attended baseball and basketball. answer the needs of long then Torres and Tiger life as well as untimely Insurance • Loans were picking up good death. And all along the purses tossing the light way cash values build up — r:---- Wolverines Win FAL Title heavyweight title back and 825-1201 a dollar cushion against forth, Foster was getting emergencies. To be pre 4850 V A S Q U E Z B L V D . pared for “rainy days" GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. more discouraged, so much “ Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy” call on New England Life With Perfect Record, 8-0 .so he quit the ring and any day. JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES By Bill Skinner a pair from Cathedral, 3-2 fine a pitching duel as took a job in a bomb as sembly plant. •il CARPETS FMi4er •( 1421 - 16th Street — 244-8775 or 244-2598 The 1968 Freshman and 9-5; the Wildcats in Gary Leeper of the Wild Mitnl Lift fis. il DENVER. 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Get 4 Will Forms and Father Jenco has been a member of Inel...... to S5.200 sistant pastor of Sacred Heart for three S680 Harrison. B25-0(M9 altorney's informative book, the Mt. Carmel high school faculty as a Accountant Trainee ...... 16,000 SI.00. Legal Forms Company. years. religion teacher for five years and served A L K IR B Y Dept. 26, 1967 Guardian Building, In 1964 he was assigned to direct as assistant pastor in Mt. Carmel and St. FISHING Ethical Drugs, Sharp . . . S7.200 4 Detroit. Michigan 48226^______public relatione for Abbey school and Mfg. Rep. — Furniture. Comm.' Catherine’s (Commerce City) parishes. He Fishing — 15 min. from Denver...... 15,200 TEACHERS WANTED French Is Fun Morrison Trout Ranch, Morrison, Camp Holy Cross, where he also served was ordained in 1959 at Joliet, 111. Appliances, Knowledge of Office College - secondary - elementary. as assistant camp director, until his re Colo. No License Required, t o o ...... 16.500 Three of Sister Maxine Inkcl’s French students, Father Jenco recently was named a Everything Furnished. Try our Sales, Computer Supplies .. 16,000 Write: NATIONAL CATHOLIC turn to Boulder in 1965. definitor, or consultor, of the Western 60c Pool PLACEMENT SERVICE, 334 W. from left, Susie Vickers, Judy Wiesner, and Vicki FRAN CRAWFORD Beardsley Avenue. Elkhart, Indi Two Benedictine assistants to bather province of the Servite Fathers. He holds Teller Trainee-Top location . 1260 Morrell, eighth graders at St. Mary’s academy, Exc. Secretary — Career Spot 1350 ana 46514. illustrate the fun in learning by putting on a Warren also were named — Fathers Ber a master’s degree from Catholic Universi Loan Processor. Figure Applicant nard Gervais, O.S.B., and Thomas Triyil- St. Rose Residence ...... 1325 TRAINING PROGRAM French fashion show for the class. Sister Maxine ty of America. Claims Typist — Mature Gal . 1325 952-1 Oth St. SUMMER TRAINING PRO lo, O.S.B. At the same time. Father Louis ELSIE SCOTT will use this approach during a summer French Kirby, O.S.B., was appointed assistant (10th & Colfax) G R A M in Inner C ily specializing program June 10-JuIy 19 at the academy, 4545 S. FATHER BRUNELLO comes to the Medical Secretary ...... 1350 in commiAity organization pastor of St. Thomas Aquinas university archdiocese from Portland, where he In Downtown Denver Billing Clerk. Typist ...... 1350 Providence, ‘ r .I. June 22-Aug. University boulevard, Denver. The program for Secretary, Meet People .... 1325 16th — write Inner City Aposto- parish, Boulder. Fathers Louis and Ber served at the Servites’ Sanctuary of Ou; An exclusive women’s Residence Payroll, F.C. Excellent 0pp. 1455 boys and girls in grades 4-8 is designed for begin late, 530 Prairie Ave., Provi nard have been serving in St. Leander’s Sorrowful Mother, with a rich background (Non-Sectarian) ENGLEWOOD dence, R.l. 02905 ners and advanced students. For information, tele parish, Pueblo, Father Bernard as pastor, of service to the Spanish-speaking in phone, 789-0531. and Father Thomas has been teaching at poverty areas on two continents. A desirable residence for RETREAT Abbey school. Father Brunello, 47. is a native of Mother, Daughter, or dear one. SISTER'S INTERCOMMUNITY R E T R E A T S in St. Louis area. Vicenza, Italy, who spent his first year as Peaceful Relaxing and Harmonious King's House of Retreats, North WtriV* UrfMl fr«lMliM*l Ea^ItTMlt 66th. Belleville, 111. 62223 - of Volunteers Sign Up FATHER LEONARD has been pastor a priest teaching in an Italian seminary. Atmosphere. 304 E. Hampden 761.0070 of Assumption parish, Welby; Father Jen- He then was assigned to a seminary fers two week long retreats tor" Chapel Religious Women. Discussion The "Merci-Teens,” junior Carroll, co-chairman of the co has been assistant pastor of St. Cathe teaching post in Buenos Aires for five type. June 23 29 and August II- Cafeteria (Excellent FDod) SEWING MACHINES volunteers of Mercy hospi group. rine’s parish, Denver; and Father Norusis years. 17. Telephone 618-397 0584. tal, are set for a long, Dining Room Singer Dial A Stitch, zigzags, has been assistant pastor of Assumption He subsequently served six years as Rec. Rooms monograms, darns 6 mends. CAROS AND STATIONERY hard summer beginning The Merci-Teens is a parish. pastor of a Buenos Aires parish before Makes buttonholes and fancy TV Rooms stitches all without attachments. FOR CORITA COLLECTORS - June 10. group of dedicated, hard entering the social apostolate, as rector of Came Rooms working t«en-age girls and To buy assume 3 payments of spectacular group, of notepapers. The Women’s auxiliary Father Norusis, a licensed pilot and a a social center in a poverty-stricken sec Laandry Facilities $4.11 orsiO.OO cash.292-1041 Eight different full-color seri- recently held a two-hour boys — who don’t get paid. member of the Civil Air Patrol, has been tion of Rio de Janeiro. Maid Service graphs, suitable for framing. Set They get nothing for their of 6 notes with envelopes only orientation tea at the hos an assistant at Assumption parish for His first assignment in the United Switch Board and Public Phones 1968 White S2.2S postpaid. Send check to pital for the 150 junior regularly scheduled work the past year, and pre\'iou8ly served as States was to a ghetto parish in Chicago, Off Street Parking Zigzags, buttonholes, designs. All San Ysidro -Shop. 3740 Grand, built in. Need responsible party volunteers. This year’s days during the summer pastor o f St. Rita’s parish in Portland,’ again serving disadvantaged, Spanish Pleasant Garden Oakland, Cal. 94610 or 25336 except the satisfaction of Physician on Call to assume 4 payments of S5.08 or Crenshaw, Torrance, Cal. 90505. volunteer program is one Ore., for six years. speaking people. S1B.S0 cash. 292-1040 helping someone in their Dinner Guest Privileges PERSONAL of the largest ever under He also has served in St. Joseph’s par After three years in Chicago, Father community through their 24 Hour Staffing and Elevator Someone does care. WRITE taken by Mrs. Mary Reum, ish, Carteret, N.J.; Annunciate parish, Brunello was assigned to Riverside, Cal T^EN-AGE SUMMER helpful part in the care of Moderately priced. Pensioners FOR CONCERNED GUIDANCE. chairman of the Merci- Chicago, and Seven Holy Founders par if., and subsequently to Portland. JOB W A N TE D An experienced priest will ex the sick. Welcomed. Teens, and Mrs. Elizabeth Monthly room and board. Girl 14, will sit, northwest area. tend his hand in friendship. Cor 2 or 3 children. 433-7983. ____ respondence is strictly confiden by p«r*«nal applicafi*n only tial. Apostleship of the Pen, Box Phan* far appoin(m*nt.' 8525, St. Louis. Missouri 63127 Baby Sitting by Dependable '5 623-4311 year old girl. EN G LEW O O D . HOME WINE MAKING 781-8768 WINEMAKING . . . Grape, Eld erberry, Dandelion. Frozen ADMINISTRATORS Girl 15 seeking babysitting. Juices, etc. Brewmasters' Se Nancy Halligan. 233-3350. crets Revealed! Powerful Meth Mr. «■ Mrs. Dani*l P. O'Braan ods! Instructions, Recipes, and Holy Fam . senior girl. Exper. Supplies Catalog, SI.OO. Continen tal, Box 1I071-47F, Indianapolis. typing, filing, shorthand, mimeo, Indiana 46201. SITUATIONS WANTED adding mach. 455-1024. 6 — Blessed Sacrament I V 41— Sts. Peter & Paul 4 4 — St. Rose o f L im a FEMALE (Wheotridge) ' FRtHCH COLONIAL HOUSE MOVING JULY 1ST. Lady desires housekeeping posi To Introduce You to the Register Classified Section 10 minutes from Stapleton and tion in Catholic rectory. Write 615 So. R a rita n , has 3 1 Box 443, Tipton, Mlssauri. downtown. 5 bedrooms and nurs 4 y ' bedrms., baths. Rec. room FOR $1.50 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS ery. 3^4 baths, large living- and shop In full basement. C ar room, library, electric kitchen, C A L - B A ^ HELP WANTEP-MALE TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP dining room. Screened covered i ^ R B A tTO R I peted living and dining rooms patio, electric 7 car garage door, and hall. I car attached garage, AAGAAT. TR N E E S . This offer good for Classified Section only. ONLY $4,500 covered patio, fenced yard. A fenced back yard. Fuli finished Convenience grocery needs hon Does not apply to Real Estate Display basement. $33,000 — For ap 1 block to St. Anne's. boy for $19,500. F H A - 5'4'^ est, hard-working men and pointment to see 2261 ALBION Downtown Arvada. Near loan. women, age 25 to 60, to train to Advertising call 333-2790 Parish, bus and stores. operate stores. No exp. neces Modest little home on 38 x sary. Advancement rapid, re FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX 14 — Most Precious Bleed 46 — Sf. Vincent de Paul wards commensurate to effort 60 ft. site. $250 down at extended. Person interested con REMODELED BARN $60 a n'.nnth, will oL't you WASHINGTON PARK tact personally, independent con- tractors of U-Tote-M Stores or 1877 SO. LO C U S T ‘ Hurry c-!i B'JEL You cannot duplicate this home t Offers 6 bedrooms. Ideal large at anywhere close to the price j General Office at M27 S. Teion. today. Eves. 2.t »6785. I U-Tote-M is an equal opportunity fam ily home, has separate asked. It is tmmaculat 5 bed breakfast room, den, and pan employer. eled living room and family Cil-Bwe421- 921 rooms <2 on main floor & 3 up room. with possible 6th In full base MISC. FOR SALE Call DICK BERGER, 756 5107 ment). Brand new kitchen. Real Mariposa Cleaners. Tailoring, al PERRY & BUTLER, INC. quality carpets throughout. Per fect floor plan. Handsome interi terations, restyling. T ry us. All 936-7191 Realtor 7S7-7696 CAL-BAR RBAITORI or. Gorgeous yard. Occupancy work guaranteed. Our new loca tion. 4880 W . 38th Ave. Pick up 8> about September 1st. St. Vin 16 — Our Lady of Fatima Sts. Peter & Paul Parish delivery, 433 3537 ______(L a k e w e e d ) cent's Parish. Coll Bill Clark. Payment M UST Accompany Coupon ”S 37"! 1 wi * At 4618 Teller St. Cute lit 733 3036. 2085 M IL L E R The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each tle 2 bedroom brick at PETS FOR SALE Classified Advertising, The Register 2BLKSTOOUR LADYOF _____ Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. rear of 75 ft. side (Land L. C. Fulenwider, Inc. German Shepherd puppies, part Box 1620, Denver, Colo. 80201 or FATIMA value $6,000) Build nice Realtor 266-3071 Purebred mixed with Husky. phone it in to 825-1145 Transferred owner will sacrifice home. Front, in-law, rent Equitable Bldg. $20.00 - 422-0226 this 2 story 4 bedroom, 3 year 2 6 — St. C a th e rin e 37 — 5f. Mary's (tittlaton) al rear. Term s or maybe S. O F F IC E : SlOt E . Y A L E WK5! old brick with full basement, 2 G l. Ideal for retired or fireptaces, and central vacuum MOVE RIGHT IN system. For appointment call young couple. AURORA- STEVE. 2 bedroom home, completely FRANK CALAHAN. decorated, has full basement and eves. 422-3660. KOPECKY REALTOR fenced back yard. Nice neighbor 1593 Wadsworth 238-5301 hood. Priced at $11,950. Cal-Bar.421-7BM D eAN D R EA, 424 4948 SERVICE DIRECTORS 4 BDRMS. 4 LEVEL 4 2 — St. P h ilo m e n a A luxury famiiy home In all ex NIXON REALTY clusive setting. It features, for 421-0840 N I C K B A K I 825-1145 mal and informal areas, that 2 8 — St. D o m in ic's include, full dining room, family BUILT-IN FINANCING room. rec. room. This custom P a ris h 4763 S. NEWTON will be fi D O N T R A C E Y SIDING nanced by seller, with 70% down LINEN SERVICE home has 2 fireplaces, wet bar MEM. ST. PIUS X PARISH CURTAIN LAUNDRIES NORTH DENVER (which means no loan closing S1S.2S0 and hot w a te r heat. 13240 costs), to responsible party. 4th Francis Lace Curtain Cleaners, Western Towel Supply Co. 1720 -S ID IN G - SAVE 3 0 % - WILLOW LANE. Iralf Hlet 2 kiVriiai ailh lAr(i So. Broadway. 733-5591. ROOM TO GROW bdrm. In bsmt. with large rec. PtCHittV litilifiHl. n»4y t« curtains, crocheted tablecloths, All nationally Call LEL A N D GOOD. 233 147.3 in this solid brick home with 4 room. Extras, storage shed at ■ lit il Nt 4l«l IN Bl draperies, blankets, spreads, advertised brands end of carport — covered patio P AIN TIN G & bedrooms up and family-sized ___LOU EBERHART ___ tirat. tltil MilklY airMiiti $I27.M - linens, cleaned by latest methods. steel, vinyl, aluminum PERRY & BUTLER, INC. kitchen. Big living ,*oom and din — carpeting & drapes. Call to IN UMI4I- DECORATING 936-7191 Realtor 757-7696 day. Hand pressed only. D O N W A R R E N ing room combined with fire 1259 Kalam ath 825 3527. place. Main floor utility and DO YOU LIKE I R eeder R ealtyX 297-5383 343-1616 Licensed Contractor, lO yrs. I mtALrom — imsumom \ PAPERING Sf. Rose of Lima Parish 6 B E D R O O M S fenced yard. FH A terms $14,225. . . . to folk dance? This home AM carpeted. 3 up and 3 down. 3 Call Mrs. Larsen 428-0555. has an enormous play-room and VAN SCHAACK ELECTRICIAN ______STEAMING 936-5946 OFC. 3IB 5831 RES. 355-7497 baths, 2 fireplaces, built-in kitch DUNN-REALTORS a full-sized den. thus a fam ily ksrira hiilUr______tltli t Hama SERVICE ' 238-1044 TEXTURING Call Anytime en, hot water heat. 2 car garage. can use the space to suit their First Ave. at Madison -FREE ESTIMATES- 6327 W. 3ilii 24 krs. 422 1471 Rewire. Additions, meters Shake roof. Custom built ranch. own taste. Along with 3 bed DENVER, COLO. 80206 777-9375 PAINTING Deck with "N e ve r to be lost rooms, dining & living and kitch moved. Free Estimates. 798-5368 32 — St. John The MOUNTAIN-EMPim STORM WINDOWS view" High on Green Mountain en on the mam floor, all of which or 534-0563 Priced at $32,900. Drive by 13336 E v o n g e lis t has been well taken-care of. In 3724 E. n t h AVE. DfCORATORS All makes storm doors, windows, addition, it has a fireplace and W. Center Dr. Call JERRY Offers older 2 story, facing Ihe screens and patio doors, re REHKOW , 744-0086 RE-PRICED garage. 2I38 E . E U C L ID A V E , First offering. Older 2 story $21,500 - call N ICK B A K I at park. 4 bedrooms, lofriy carpet paired and adjusted. Insurance PERRY & BUTLER, INC. brick home in quiet area. Mod 297-5403 or 794-7290 on both these ing in living room /and dining claims. Reasonable rates. fine homes. 936 719! R e iii- 757-7696 ernized kitchen and bath. 4 bed room , 5th bedroom and rec. iuppIlBi & flHtvrei HENRY SAWICKI. 429 2906 rooms, bath up, livingroom 1 room In basement. Buy for 2500 $0 eOWY TRASH HAULING 25 — St. Bernadette with fireplace, formal dining $14,900. FH A or no down Gl. Ask room, breakfast room, bath VAN SCHAACK 2409 W. MAIN REALTOR for JE R R Y ELECTRIC WIRING Trash Hauling, any place in (L a k e w o o d ) and den on main floor. Large Metropolitan Denver. Day or rec. room with fireplace In base PERRY & BUTLER. INC. 220 Volts. Remodeling, Repair LARGE FAM IIY KUME 936-7191 Realtor 757-7696 night calls. ^22-3558. 2430 High 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, fireplace in ment. 4-LEVEL-4 BDRM. HOME ing. Call anytime, 366-0168. Street. ’ living room. Dining room, large GAYLE HOLLAND. 722-5332 JIM DWYER ELECTRIC. Lovely 4 bedroom family home. UPHOLSTERY kitchen. Basement has bedroom, MONTE CARROLL Play room and rec. room. A p GUTTER SPOUTS family room and finished office. preciate this home by seeing the A&8 UPHOLSTERY Covered patio, and shade trees 757-7711 Renter 757-7711 inferior. Call for an appoint afjauai.uu.m'j.1111 • Restjrliag in beautifully landscaped fenced ment. Re: 1800 FAIRFAX. BUriNG - SELLING - TRADING $21,500 w/$3000down. Gutters, Spouts • New ir Cestom Made Fireitere yard. Storm windows and doors. i p i u m b i n g I • Carpets aid Drapes 237-5090 REAL ESTATE IDEAL FAMILY HOME We specialize in Gutters • Carpet Ctiaeieg 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, sunken S TA N H A L L and Spout Replacement k e a ^ a o c a e l Frit ftlioaUi-Pickep I Diliiary 1220 SAULSBURY living room, formal dining room, Res: 333-9S47 Gutters Cleaned & UM caps rec. room, gold carpeting. Excel 1'.2 blocks to St. Bernadette'S. 4 Ofc; 744-7291 Repaired ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. 17*5 W . Hampden A ve. 781-79*6 lent assumption of 5*4*'« loan. Thoroughly Experienced level, 12 year old brick, has 2 $151 per month P.l.T.l Call for Repairing, new work, sewers bedrooms and space for 2 more Dependable, Guaranteed and sink lines cleaned. Our work Re Upholstery by a reliable appointment. MOORE REALTY firm. 35 years experience. and a family room. Garden level 300 Sp««r BIvcL_____ AMERICAN ROOFING Is guaranteed. Free Estimates. utility room and 2nd. bath. 7 ACME REALTY CO. Call: KEN CAVINS 609 E. Alameda 744 0300 TER M S . National Upholstery, shade trees. $18,880. By Owner. SHEET M rA LC O . 2145 Court Pt. 222 1372 CALL: JOE RAY 333-1688 BuyinK-SellinK-TradiiiK 237 4941. 1520 Locust REAL ESTATE H. 4. 64M 3)19 D aw nin« SEWER CLEANING FOR PROFESSIONAL HELP AM *r 6 P .M . SU 1-6415 WINDOW REPAIR «#* t44-ZIS4 - OtC. ZtT-S4J) IF YOU PLAN REAL ESTATE RCPOS58S$IONS Ke n n e t h " cavin s Member of All Souls dan'caw TO SELL YOUR ACME SANITARY ALL ARIAS TNe W iRdow M an NO. OENVER-LAKEWOOD Olc. 297 54.5 Res 377 7)73 PARISH and SEWER SERV. OR WHEATRIOGE HOMS 5195 Lincoln • Windows Replaced, Van Schaack & Co. Aluminum, Steel, call Me, Van Schaack & Co. Quality Gutters and Down • Sewers • Septic Titki RIALTOR INSUROR KAY MORAN. 455 3138 • u »i traps t Crease Traps Wood, any style, R EA LTO R INSUROR Spouts. All work guaranteed. • Screens made and repaired. 624. n U i S i. Fr*e Estimates 825 6495. Mem Cltaaed "W E H AVE BIG 'A' REALff 275 University Bivd. $ewtf 8 Haul SkKidc • NO JOB TOO SMALL T H E K E Y S " Denver.Colo. ber of Our Lady of Grace P a r I^nver. Colo. 4S1-2M3 7H .3471 439 974* 2S5-8S30 c a ll US A N Y T IM E . ish. FREE ESTIMATES I 2 7 9 .TS 3 0 4 1 1 . 3 S 1 S ( CLOVERLEAE REALTY ( 643$ W. SSth Ave. Arvada