I Children DENVERCATHOUC Inspect T ig Dig' Groups of children escorted A REGISTER by Si.sters have inspected and approved the “big dig” on a Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations site at 29th avenue and Grove street, where the new St. Dom- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 DENVER, COLORADO VOL LIX No. 14 jinic’s parish convent is to be built. The youngsters, pupils in the parish school, are eagerly awaiting the pouring of the Vocation of the Lawyer concrete foundation and the start of the brickwork on the two-story house for the nuns. THE COMMU-NITV' of Sisters Delineated at 'Red Mass' live in a building formerly oc­ The preservation of the Amer­ The Very Rev. Monsignor Christian tradition. cupied by a dentist, alongside Pupils To Sing ^ ican concept of modern society, George Evans, spiritual director “We live In the tension of the the original house, built in 1890. as it has evolved from the of the guild, was the celebrant. real and the ideal; the ‘real’ They moved next door in 19,15. At Annual Mass Judaic-Christian tradition, is the The Mass was attended by mirrors hiunan nature on the The nuns at present have to Students from all Catholic vocation of the lawyer, the legis­ Mayor and Mrs. Thomas G. level of its own expressions of commute five blocks to school. grade schools in the Denver lator, the judge and the public Currigan and by a personal itself, the ‘ideal’ represents the Their new house will be just archdiocese are to sing the official. representative of Governor John aspirations of man given him in across the street from it. Gregorian chant at the an­ This was the theme of the Love. the teachings of God and Christ. Completion date is set for nual Mass for deceased Re­ sermon delivered by the Rev. In addition, there were many “Comparisons may be odious, some time next fall. The con­ ligious of the archdiocese Sat­ Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., direc­ members of the bench and bar, and false pride might dictate vent will have rooms for a com­ urday morning, Dec. 5, in Im­ tor of the University of Colo­ who represented many religious that we find comfort in the munity of approximately 12, its maculate Conception Cathe­ rado Newman club, at the fifth denominations. abuses of other civilizations. But own chapel, library - common dral. annual Red Mass celebrated in In his sermon. Father For­ truth demands that we spend room, modern kitchen facili­ The Very Rev. Monsignor the Cathedral of the Immacu­ syth stated: some time in a re-examination ties, and other up-to-date amen­ Richard A. Hiester, arch­ late Conception Sunday, Nov. 8. “The concepts of law and of our ideals, and a re-dedica­ ities. diocesan director of music, order, justice and mercy, as we tion to our goals. Si.ster Mary Henrice is super­ Ecumenism or Exercise? will conduct a rehearsal for THE RED MASS, which use tho.se phrases today, reflect ior of the present community the choir in the Cathedral Neither Sister Marie Therese nor Mrs. Lola at NJH, a free-care center for marks the beginning of the the heritage and demand a re­ “IT IS THE GIFT of the of Dominican Sisters of Sinsin- respiratory Friday, Dec. 4, from 2 p.m. Nurok — her partner from Tel-Aviv, Israel — court year in many cities sponse in our community. Judaic-Christian tradition to awa. The congregation came to diseases. Sister Marie Therese, who resides to 3 p.m. which will include throughout the world, is spon­ Whether or not it would be our civilization that we recog­ Denver in the 1890’s. has time to answer that one as they team up in Denver, is a member of the Franciscan special arrangements for one- sored by the Catholic Lawyers justifiable to call this commun­ nize that each man — each citi­ ESTIMATED COST of the in a badminton match in the National Jew­ Sisters of Penance and Christian Charity. tone responses and tonal va­ Guild of Denver. ity a Christian community, our zen — has the right to ‘walk ish hospital in Denver. Both are convalescing riations in the Dies Irae. new convent is $200,000. The I Archbi.shop Urban J. Vehr of concepts of an ordered society with pride.’ pastor of St. Dominic’s, the Denver presided at the Mass. reflect the reality of the Judaic- “It is the basis of our Chris­ Rev. Michael T. McNicholas, tian ethic that a society made up O.P., said in June this year of men of dignity attain its goal that the present building hous­ in the continued relationship be­ ing the nuns was inadequate be­ tween man and his valid goals cause of its age and condition, Clothing Drive Gives and a society with its proper and because of its remoteness objectives. from the school. “It Is the vocation of the The parish Holy Name so­ Hospital Celebrates lawyer, the legislator, the judge, ciety, the Altar and Rosary so­ Challenge to Charity the public official to validate for ciety, and the Parent-Teacher the weak bis right to justice, to association each pledged $1,200 Once again the people of the needed is children’s clothing. vindicate for the minority his to start the fund for the new Archdiocese of Denver, together This is also the first year that right to dignity, and to preserve convent. with Catholics throughout the sheets, blankets and other bed­ for the st’ong the ordered so­ United States, have received a ding is asked. ciety of the Christian ideal. 75 Years of Service "challenge to their charity” in The material is distributed as ‘"This Red Mass today is a Aid to Missions the form of the American Bish Colorado Springs — A Thanks­ quickly as possible. Last year prayer to Almighty God that Results of the annual collec­ were 150 Sisters of Charity, who I Special guests at the cere- IN 1941, BISHOP VEHR dedi­ op’s annual Thanksgiving, cloth­ this vocafion be a reality in the giving Mass celebrated by Arch­ the Catholic Relief Services gave tion for the Society for the Prop­ conduct the medical-surgical-re-1 mony were Sister Mary Janet, cated the $500,000 student nurse ing drive. lives of each of you and the bishop Urban J. Vehr and din­ search-educational institution. j.Mt. St. Joseph, 0., representing out more than 900,000 tons of re­ agation of the Faith, taken up residence, a gift of Mrs. Vemer Clothing, bedding and shoes goal of our whole community.” ner for 150 religious, civic, and RRiPP MP-ssAriTB I ■'Mother Mary Omer; Mother Reed of Denver, in memory of received in the drive will be dis­ lief materials without regard to in the .Archdiocese of Denver professional leaders marked the ' "‘’"' Mary Romooa, former Mother her daughter, Margery Reed tributed to the poor and needy race, creed, color, or national­ Oct. 25, were announced the FOLLOWING THE MASS, diamond jubilee anniversary of f p l ^ r f iriG<^neral of the Sisters of Char- Mayo. Also dedicated at this in 89 foreign countries where ity. past week by the Chancery of­ breakfast was served to over 150 Penrose hospital, Colorado were g ven at the dinner in the jt „^w superior of Good Sa- time was a new service wing Catholic Relief Services main­ fice. Usually a small amount is people at the Brown Palace A list of contributions from Springs, Nov. 10. costing $134,000 ,a gift of the El tains distribution centers S vS"^SlZr'">f.V':S kept in reserve for immediate hotel. Denver Councilman Rob­ each parish will be found on The special afternoon Mass Pomas foundation. distribution after disasters due ert B. Keating addressed the brought more than 400 persons sunta. Mayor Harrv Hotti, and - Mary Hermine, Dayton, THE DATES OF the drive, page 10. .An eye institute also was es­ to floods, earthquakes, or fire. gathering at the breakfast. to the hospital chapel. Included Dr. G. H. Smith, chief of staff. IsupervLsor for the Ohio Nov. 22-29, correspond to . I region; Sister Cyril, administra- tablished in 1941, then the only Thanksgiving week and provide Joseph A. Reich, chairman of | tor of Mother Margaret hall, Mt. one of its kind from Kansas the nation's Catholics an oppor­ the advisory board, presided at st. Joseph, 0.; City to the West coast.. the dinner. The beautiful new 342-lx>d fa­ tunity to give thanks by giving. Sister Maria Gratia, teacher The Rt. Rev. Monsignor El­ Speakers compared the 223 ad- at St. Vincent academy, Albu- cility, dedicated Sept. 15, 1959, was named Penrose hospital at mer Kolka, director of Catholic missinns in 1889, the first year querqup, N. Mex. The last three Charities, in announcing the the suggestion of the original TV Mass Will Be Repeated of the hospital’s operation as are former superiors at Penrose founder, Mrs. Albert Glockner. drive, expressed both hope and hospital. confidence in the generosity of An enthusiastic mail re “The Mass in English”, a i preview of the Mass in ing changes and your TV show Glockner sanatorium, with the Colorado’s Catholics. sponse to the TV showing TV demonstration Mass, was English... was the picture that was worth 13,098 so far in 1964. The diamond jubilee observ­ originally presented on Wednes­ .a worthwhile community a thousand words... ance culminates a long and He said that last year 110,000 Members of the advisory of “The Mass in English” day night, Oct. 7, and featured service for both Catholics and “ ...you have honored our colorful history for Penrose. It pounds of clean, usable clothing board are .Mr. Reich, chairman; has prompted KLZ-TV, the Very Rev. John J. Danag- non-Catholics.... community by presenting the opened its doors for patients in Buying a Car? was donated in the archdiocese, Robert LaGrange, past board an increase of 10 per cent more Channel 7, Denver, to re­ her, C.M., rector of St. Thom­ ’*.. .thanks to you I know Mass in English... 1889 in a small 25-bed facility The . sparkling new 1965 chairman; Joseph Roetzel, Mor­ automobiles are pouring into than the previous year’s dona­ peat the program on Sunday as’ seminary, as celebrant; the what to expect come November “...most instructive — de­ known as the Glockner sanitor- ris Esmiol, Russell D. Law, dealers’ showrooms, and the tions. morning, Nov. 22, 11 to 11:30 Rev. Thomas Cahill, St. Thom­ 29... finitely worthwhile... ium, established by Mrs. Marie Harry Mallom, H. Chase Stone, “Denver Catholic Register” Charity is not only exercised a.m. — just one week prior to as’ seminary, as narrator; and “ ...you performed a much- “. . .you are to be highly Glockner in memory of her hus­ Russell Cutt, Dr. James .Mc.Mul- this week has a 16-page spe­ in the giving of the clothing, but the change of celebration of Clark Butterfield of the semi­ appreciated public service... commended for this excellent band, to serve patients of len, and Dr. G. H. Smith, ex cial section on where to look also in the sorting and distribu­ Mass in archdiocesan churches. nary as commentator. “ ...please...please show it presentation... moderate means. officio. for them. tion. Monsignor Kolka explain­ The entire program, video­ again... “ ...m ost interesting and a Just following the hospital’s The tabloid insert also will ed that the St. Vincent de Paul 'SO MANY OF the viewers taped in advance, will be seen “ ...have been trying to pre­ big help in learning the history of the hospital as observance of its 50th anniver­ be of interest to those who society and other parish men’s expressed themselves iri asking on Sunday, Nov. 22, starting at pare my students for the com­ changes. ig nationally known cancer clinic, sary, the building of the Penrose plan to buy a used car — or organizations have, as in the us to re-schedule the program,” 11 a.m. ! including diagnosis, therapy, pavilion or cancer hospital was to those who just like to look. past, planned to provide trucks said Jack Tipton, Channel 7 i and research, was noted by announced, which is now one of at all the churchs to facilitate station manager, “that we are TIPTON GAVE THE “Regis­ ' speakers at the dinner program. the finest in the world. delivery of the clothing to the happy to report that Capitol ter” this week typical mail ex­ St. Vincent de Paul warehouse, mortuary will again bring the cerpts the station had received Birth Control Topic where sorting and bailing will program to TV viewers the following the first telecast: be handled. Sunday prior to the first Sun­ “...very educational to us day of Advent.” Catholics to be able to see a PEOPLE ARE ASKED to bring their donations to Mass At Hospital Meet with them Nov. 29, the Sunday The Catholic Physicians guild SUBSEQUENT conferences on after ’Thanksgiving. ’This will St. Jude Burse Receives Two Gifts and the Thomas Linacre club of other medical-moral subjects will be held in December at greatly aid the collection of the Two gifts totaling $55 were and testaments. Any amount the University of Colorado will items as the trucks wili be avail­ .Mercy hospital and in March at added in the past week to the will be gratefully received. discuss birth control — rhythm, able for immediate loading at St. Jude burse for the training The future of the Church de St. Anthony’s hospital. most of the churches. of seminarians studying to be­ pends upon a well - prepared contraception and the “pill” — .Monday’s speakers will in­ A reminder is given to tie come priests in the Denver priesthood in sufficient num at their meeting Monday night, clude Lawrence W. Goedert, shoes together so that matching archdiocese. The burse total bers. Nov. 16, at 7:30 o’clock in .M.D., “Rhythm Vs. Contracep­ pieces do not become hopeless­ now is $3,311.39. DONATIONS TO the semi Nurses auditorium of St. Jo­ tion,” on the general topic, ly separated. nary burse should be sent to seph’s hospital. “Family Planning — the Birth MonsIgnor Kolka stressed that Donors included: Sedgwick, Control Pill.” William Inkret, Our Lady of Fatima circle, $25, the Most Reverend Urban J. All medical students and non- something which is especiall.v Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, Catholic physicians are invited M.D., will speak on “The Cath­ and Denver, M.H., $30. olic Physician Speaks,” and C. Annunciation parish, Lead- Chancery office, 1536 Logan to the conference, which will fol­ street, Denver, Colo. 80203 low a buffet dinner at 6:30 p.m. H. .Alexander, M.D., “The Non- ville, made a payment of $25 Catholic Physician Speaks.” The Father H am illen’s on its burse, and Sts. Peter and Rev. Daniel Costello, S.J., of Burse Given $117 Paul’s parish, Wheatridge, Regis college, will conclude the made a payment of $1,000 on its Four gifts totaling $117.81 Inside the Register addresses with a talk on “The burse. Church and the 'Pill’.” were given in the past week to Th« the Father Raymond E. Hamil In addition, a $10 donation was Mother CabrinI ahrino cemmittoo hot boon General discussion will follow. ton memorial burse. The burse given to the Father Bernard M. forced to ■ drastic solution for the problem total now is $1,405.68. Kelly memorial burse by Mr. of persistent vandalism at the famed pil­ THE DENVER Catholic Phy­ Donors include: Littleton and Mrs. W.L.M., Denver. grimage site. Story on page 3. sicians guild is an affiliate of R.H., $10; and, from Denver, The sum of $6,000 will estab­ Two unusual and highly entertaining symphony the National Federation of Cath­ Anonymous. $100; Cathedral pa lish a seminary burse in prepe- concerts are being sponsored by the Cath­ olic Physicians’ guilds. Officers tuity for the education of a stu­ rishioners, $6.81; and M.V.L., olic Alumni Club of Denver for the benefit are J. H. von Detten, M.D., pres­ $1- dent for the priesthood. The ident; J. L. Kovarik. M.D., pres­ principal will be Invested and of the Aicbbishop’s Seminary burse. See Contributions to the burse in story on page 8. ident-elect; H. E. Doyle, M.D., memory of the former assist only the interest used. secretary; and R. J. Getz, M.D., ant at the Cathedral parish may The Catholic people are re­ The moaning that Cirthelic schools turn out grad­ treasurer. be sent to the Chancery office, quested to remember the edu­ uates doomed to failure is all theory, no Terry Kelly, a senior medical 1536 Logan street, Denver, Colo cation of seminarians for the fasts, according to a national survey. See student, is president of the 80203. archdiocese in their last wills National section, page 1. Thomas Linacre guild.

I Mountain Church Progresses The new church begun Springs, in a telephone inter­ for the annual influx of vaca when Mass is being offered in The local council of the last April at Holy Name view with the Denver Catholic tioners to the district. the chapel. The choir will be Knights of Columbus donated Register, hoped that the weath­ parish in Steamboat The new church is built in in the north wing. The curtain the altar, which was designed er would not close in too soon Springs is expected to be the form of a ‘T,’ to designs will be drawn when Mass is by the architect. Carpieting. to prevent completion of wir­ prepared hy Denver architect celebrated in the main church red for the sanctuary, and rus- completed by the spring of ing, public address system, John Monroe. General contract set-gold for the nave, is being 1965. and hot water installations. cost without furnishings and provided by the .Altar and Ro­ It is roofed in steel with FIRST PL.ANNED to be sary society. baked-enamel weather surfaces Tradesmen among his par- fitUngs is $12«,000, of which built of native stone and red­ The church proper will be to shed the snows of winter ishioners will attend to the hot- i $30,000 was loaned hy Divine open only on weekends Father' down the steep A-frame struc­ water heating system and con-1 Redeemer parish of Colorado wood timbers, the church spec­ ture. nect the radiators already on Springs. ifications were altered to make Funk said, but the chapel the site, the pastor said. _ , L • , . J V. which will hold some 35 per The 87 permanent families in One arm of the T will have use of brick, steel, and a,.bes-^„„, ^ Science Fair Mechanic the parish are mostly ranchers, .At times the thermometer the sanctuarv for the chapel iqs fibre sheets coated with‘for visits, and will serve as the Young Bobby Barnwell may look as though gram conducted in all the schools of the arch­ and after the annual round-up has fallen to 60 below zero in used m winter tme. The altar (j^oorative glaze. parish church in wintertime and hunting season, men par­ the mountain area. Father he is going into the automobile repair busi­ diocese to acquaint the public with the opera­ If ^ tabernacle on it. beams will be ^he confessional will be there ness, but be is really setting up his exhibit tion and achievements of the CathoUc educa­ ishioners will undertake to pour Funk said. but the altar in the nave of „ 't,h ^ oak usrt and later the baptistery. the cement basement floor, and The present church can ac­ the church will not hai’e one. at the annual science fair the past Sunday tional system. Bobby, an eighth grade pupil, to plaster the walls. in the pews, reredos, and other; The hot water radiator heat at Blessed Sacrament grade school, Denver. is explaining his exhibit to two of the hun­ commodate 170 piersons, but the .A chain curtain of interlock­ woodwork. Mahogany will bejing system will use solid fuel The fair this year was held in conjnnctkm dreds of guests, y eu g a a i oU, who showed ’THE R E V . KENNETH new one, with a capacity of ing copper rings will divide off featured in the sanctuary fur-; “We , have plenty of coal with the school's open bouse, part of a pro­ up for the (air and opei home. FUNK, pastor of Steamboat 800, will provide ample space the chapel area from the nave nishings. j hereabouts,” said Father Funk Page 2 The Denver ^Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 Pupils Learn Numbers With Fight Communism Help of Geometrical Figures Ellipses, circles, and triangles given by Dr. Ruth Hoffman, too, are part of the grade school head of the Denver university arithmetic course in Denver archdiocesan schools. mathematics department and The students begin quite consultant for the Addison Wes­ CYO Group Told early. Children in grades three ley company, which issues the new math textbooks. sterling — A challenge to CYO members, were delegates Morgan, St. Patrick’s, Holyoke; and four will absorb geometri­ fight Communism through par­ from St. John’s parish. Stone- St. Joseph’s, Akron; St. Mary’s, cal concepts, and see how va­ Grades three and four arith­ ticipation in the Papal Volun­ ham; St. Anthony’s, Julesburg Brush; and St. Joseph’s, Wel- rious lines, curves and angles metic teachers are scheduled to teers and the Peace Corps high­ and Otis; St. Catherine’s, Iliff, dona. are calibrated with the help of attend a session at St. Vincent lighted the 10th anniversary Padroni, and Crook; St. Peter’s, Observers were present from a protractor. de Paul’s school, 2401 E. Ari­ rally of the Northeast District Fleming; Christ the King par­ Loveland, Ft. Collins, and Au­ zona avenue, Denver, Nov. 18, CYO here. ish, Haxtun; St. Helena’s, Ft. rora. THE MEANING behind the from 3:45 p.m. to 5 p.m. use of these terms is taught Issuing the challenge was earlier, the Very' Rev. Monsi­ THEIR COLLEAGUES who Miss Ann Laughlin, foreign re­ CYO Announces Candidate gnor William H. Jones, superin­ teach fifth and sixth grades will lief chairman of the Denver tendent of schools, points out. attend at the same location, Archdiocesan Council of Catho­ At Meet in Estes Park Arithmetic teachers in Cath­ same hour, Nov. 23, and grades lic Women. olic grade schools benefit by the seven and eight teachers, Dec. Some 400 students from North­ A district CYO meeting was rector, were present for the in-service workshop training 2. east Colorado attended the held in Estes Park, Sunday festivities. rally, held in St. Anthony’s par­ evening, Nov. 8, to annouce the ’The officers of the archdio­ ish here. cese and of the various clubs candidacy of one of the mem­ were the guests at dinner of IN THE MAIN address of the bers for the vice presidency of Mr. and Mrs. Stonehocker, lay meeting. Miss Laughlin pre­ the Archdiocesan CYO for the advisers for the Estes Park faced her appeal for participa­ coming year. unit. tion in the Papal Volunteers and Peace Coi*ps by an account of MEMBERS FROM Our Lady FOLLOWING ’THE DINNER her personal experiences in of the Mountains parish, Estes there was a dance and "Hoote­ Communist Bulgaria. Park; St. Joseph’s parish. Ft. nanny” in the grade school hall, At Annual Red Mass Collins; and Sacred Heart par­ She impressed upon the stu­ during which a skit was pres­ Discussing the annual Red .Mass offered tello, Frank King, the Very Rev. Monsignor dents the value of the freedoms ish, Boulder were all in attend­ ented by members of Estes ance, in addition the archdioc­ Park CYO group campaigning the past Sunday in (he Cathedral of the Im­ George Evans, assistant Chancellor and spiri­ enjoyed, sometimes almost ab­ maculate Conception for members of the legal tual director of the guild who was celebrant sent-mindedly, by Americans. esan officers and the'Rev. Rob­ for votes for their vice presi­ Elected as district officers for ert Syrianey, archdiocesan di­ dential candidate. profession are Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, offi­ of the Mass; Archbishop Vehr, the Rev. For­ Fine Clothing for Men since 1893 the coining year at the meet­ cers of the Denver Catholic Lawyers guild, syth, O.S.B., chaplain of the Colorado univer­ ing were Kenneth Bretz, St. An­ which sponsored the Mass, and members of sity .Newman club, who delivered the sermon; thony’s, Sterling, president; Sinsinawa Dominicans Set the clergy who took the principal roles in the Frank Cavanaugh, and Gene Costello. Bernard McGee, St. Catherine’s, ceremony. From left to right are John S. Cos­ Iliff, vice president; Carolyn McFarland, St. Helena’s, Ft. Education Meeting Nov. 14 All Morgan, secretary; and James The Rev. Robert G. McMahon scheduled in the parish school Mallander, St. Patrick’s, Holy­ pastor of St. Peter and Paul’s Saturday, Nov. 14. oke, treasurer. John Gideon Gates Named parish, Wheatridge, will deliver The officers will be installed ■niE REV. GERALD W. Phe­ at the next rally Jan. 3, in St. the sermon at the 11:13 a.m. lan, pastor of Blessed Sacrament Weather John’s parish, Stoneham. Mass to be offered during the parish, Denver, will address the 19th annual Sinsinawa Domini­ conference on the theme of “Re­ For Brotherhood Award PARTICIPATING IN the ral can education conference. newal through the Liturgy,” ly, in addition to the Sterling earlier the same morning. A Brotherhood Citation “MR. G.ATES, secretary- viously received are a doctor Faculty members of Sts. Peter Award will be presented to treasurer of Gates Rubber com­ of public service degree from and Paul’s, St. Dominic’s school, John Gideon Gates, prominent pany, has invested himself, his the University of Denver and warm concern, able leadership, “Man of the Year Award” COATS L e ib a a a n :, T eB o c k h o r s t b C o . Denver, and St. Mary’s school businessman and humanitari­ in Cheyenne will attend. and financial resources in from the American Medical an, at the 36th anniversary many agencies contributing to center, 1963. ZIP-IN PILE LINING Other featured speakers at the Brotherhood dinner of the Na­ the community welfare and He IS an honorary member conference will be the Denver tional Conference of Christians civic growth of Denver and the of Delta Sigma Pi, internation­ archdiocesan superintendent of Rocky Mountain region,” said al professional commerce and schools, the Very Rev. Monsig­ and Jews. The annual dinner Judge Rosenbaum. business fraternity. nor William H. Jones, and Sis­ will be held at 7 p.m. Wednes­ The NCC.I dinner on Dec. 2 ter M. Justinian, O.P., music Having been active in the day, Dec. 2, in the grand ball­ is the principal means for rais­ supervisor of the Sinsinawa Community Chest for many s 95 ing funds for the 36-year-old Dominican Sisters. room of the Brown Palace ho­ years, he was one of the or­ tel according to the Colorado ganizers and served as presi­ civic agency using educational regional co-chairmen, Roger D. dent of the United Fund — thus means for the improvement of REGIONAL OFFICERS are: inter-religious and human rela- Chairman, Sister M. Katherina; Knight, Jr., King D. Shwayder, helping to start a nation-wide vice chairman. Sister M. Hen- and Thomas M. Tierney. movement for improved sup­ rice; secretary. Sister M. Nina, A dinner committee of 100 port of voluntary health, wel­ 32 JOHN E. ZOOK GERARD R. fare, recreation, and character­ and music chairman. Sister M. business and professional men, Weather or no,'here Is a coat that’s a man's best PARTNER TeBOCKHORST, CPCU building agencies. He is an PARTNER Josita. headed by Judge Charles Ro­ The Sinsinawa Dominican Sis­ senbaum, chairman, and Shel­ honorary member of the fund’s friend, rain or shine — warm or cold — rain or board. snow. SjutUum oL AmjoL 1897 ters first came to Denver in the by F. Harper and Robert S. 1890’s, and have two communi­ McCollum, vice chairmen, is Now an honorary director of I2S-0241 1130 PUUIC SERVICE BIOO. ties conducting parochial planning the special dinner to Junior Achievement, he was The warm pile lining zips in and out as fast as schools. honor Mr. Gates. largely instrumental in the es­ the weather can change. The raglan sleeves and tablishment of the Denver stand-up collar are favorites, too. Be prepared chapter and he was board chairman for many years. for winds blowing warm and cold — for rain A fund-raising campaign for and snow with the All-Weather Coat at Cottrell's. Children’s hospital that Mr. Gates headed, produced more than $400,000 to expand that in­ stitution’s services to children $5 of the Mountain States region. Most of Denver's families Call His influence and active sup­ hold in “Will Call" for port have beneficently touch^ the lives of many people HIS Christmas Gift or buy on through Boy Scouts, universi­ EXTENDED PAYMENTS— and pay a third ties, museums and many other voluntary agencies of the city, John G. Gates DECEMBER 10, JANUARY 10 and state and region. tions. Information about tickets FEBRUARY 10. MR. GA’TES WAS born in to the Brotherhood Award Din­ ner, open to the public, is Waterford, Mich. He earned a COTTRELL'S— ^01 Sixteenth a t Welton degree in mining engineering available from the Colorado from Michigan College of Min­ office of NCCJ. Room 307, 821 ing and Technology in 1911. 17th street, or by calling 534- 4645. The same year he joined his brother, the late Charles S. Gates, in Denver. Together, the two brothers developed the Col­ orado Tire and Leather com­ All Appointments For New Liturgical Moss pany; later renamed the Gates Rubber company, from a small beginning into one of the large Now in Stock! manufacturing companies of j the nation. j Today Gates is the sixth, SEE DISPLAY AT CLARKE'S largest rubber company in the I United States. He is also a director of Co­ polymer Corporation of Baton Rouge, La., and an honorary director of Mountain States Telephone company on whose board he served from 1950 to 1963. He was on the advisory com­ mittee to establish the U. S. Air academy in Colorado Spring?. .Among the honors he has pre­ Mass Marks Kennedy j L COLFAX AT MAGNOUA ENGLEWOOD f277S S*. Broadway) Anniversary ^ Washington — (NC) — Com­ memorating the first anniver­ sary of the death of President! Jotin F. Kennedy, a Solemn Pontifical Mass will be offered! in the National Shrine of the Only Olingers has four conveniently located mortuaries. ' Immaculate Conception here Nov. 22 by Auxiliary Bishop j Only Olingers are honored by membership in the National Selected Morticians, and in the John S. Spence of Washington.! who will also preach the' Order of the Golden Rule. j sermon. The special memorial Mass is Only Olingers has the largest Catholic staff, and the largest licensed Catholic staff, in the area. I being offered as a national tri- j bute to the late PresklenL Only Olingers has served the Denver area for 75 years. I The shrine is nnder the man­ Portable Alfars * Missal Stands * Standing Crucifixes agement of the hierarchy of the U.S. Cardinal Francis Spellman * Low Candle Sticks and Candelabra of New York is chairman of the 16TH AT BOULDER j shrine’s board of trustees, NEW ALTAR MISSALS j Following the Mass. Robert I Grogan, carilloneur at the! NOW IN STOCK E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA I shrine, will give a memorial' I concert on the shrine carillon SPEER BLVD. AT SHERMAN I which will include Kamiel NEIGHBORHOOD ^ MORTUARIES ' Lefeverc's Lento Doloroso,, j written in memory of President, CLARKE'S CHURCH GOODS 2775 SO. BROADWAY (ENGLEWOOD) 455-3663 , Kennedy. ! 1633 Tremont Place TAbor 5-3789 Lefevere, one of the wxtrld’s! SERVING DENVER’S FAMILIES SINCE 1890 leading carilloneurs, lives in' ESTABUSHED 1902 Brussels. i Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 Page 3 Tulsa Professor The Denver Catholic Register Will Give Lecture Police Dogs To Patrol Dr. Thomas F. Stale/, profes­ also active in the work of the sor of English at the University Newman apostolate there. of Tulsa and editor of the James Joyce Quarterly, will present the DR. STALETY’S lecture is third in the fall series of being sponsored by the College Mother Cabrini Shrine the Regis college Visiting .Men’s Sodality. Scholar lectures Wednesday, Trained police dogs will damage has been caused on the louts bent on further des- Nov. 18. patrol the area of the site, including an attempt to set;truction. Seminary Mother Cabrini shrine in fires in parts of the public area. The committee president said DR. ST.4LEY, a 1957 gradu­ Erected in 1947, a year after I that an area two-miles around Mt. Vernon canyon to pre­ the canonization of Mother'was hard to patrol with one ate of Regis college, will lec­ vent further depredations ture on ‘ The Priest in the Mod­ Cabrini, the shrine was built on, watchman, but that the fence Schedules there. ground she had acquired in 1912 and alarm system, plus the ern Novel.” The lecture, open to the public with no admission; Hammer - wielding vandals for a summer school for dogs, would give the needed charge, will be given at 8 p.m.j I wantonly desecrated and dam-'orphans. ;security to this place of pil­ in the Regis fieldhousc lecture Dinner laged the shrine the night of' Frank .Merelli, Shrine com-igrimage west of Denver. hall. The annual spaghetti dinner Sept. 17-18 this year. mittec president, told a "Den­ Donations to help defray the During his lecture Dr. Staley and games party to be held Sun-| ver Catholic Register” reporter cost of safeguarding this unique will discuss the works of James day, Nov. "2, at St. .Andrew IN RECENT WEEKS morcjthis week that the shrine had place, may be 'Sent to the Joyce, Francois Mauriac, Gra- -^vellino’s seminary, 1050 S. been closed, effective Nov. 9, .Mother Cabrini Shrine commit­ ham Greene, C. F. Powers and Birch street, will feature a and it was hoped to reopen it tee. 4825 Federal boulevard, other influential contemporary t-’arry-out department for din- 'Math Fair' before Christmas. Denver, 80220. wrltcrs. He Is widely known for ners. Meanwhile, weather per­ his writings on Joyce and F. .tnyone wishing to take Held in Pueblo mitting, a seven-foot chain link Wall Scott Fitzgerald. dinners home is asked to pro- ; A "Math Fair." intended to fence topped with barbed wire to jvide containers. ,. , IS to be erected around the en- Wall CARPETS Dr. Staley took his doctorate, correlate the leaching of math-itjpg property. at the University of Pittsburgh. Room Size PLANS ARt: CONTINUING ematics in grade and high, ^ kennel of at least three He teaches English literature at and Smaller to accommodate a huge crowd RUGS the University of Tulsa and is ; schools, was sponsored by the police dogs will join the security Largost Mitetiens In ttM City in the spacious, new Our Lady Eye-Catching Art 'Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati!watch, and an alarm system is of Purity hall on the grounds Nov. 7-8 in St. Patrick’s grade f<> ‘’e fitted for instant detection Furniture of the seminary. Give an art class a slogan and they will among 50 academy students campaigning by school, Pueblo. ^of any intruder. Opon Monday and Wodnosday Ample parking space is avail­ turn out the most attractive posters. Mrs. phone and on foot to induce the 472 St. Evaningt Till 1:10 able. Shuttle service from bus Mark Farrell, art instructor at St. Mary's Mary’s academy parents to be members, as­ Sisters and lay teachers from! NUN’S OF THE Queen of lines will be provided. academy, Englewood, shows what her stu­ sociates, or contributors to the upkeep of the Colorado and New Mexico at-j Heaven orphanage community E.M.W. Mrs. .1, Martinac, 935-3617, dents did to embellish the call; ‘‘Join and art museum. .A particular ‘‘selling point” is tended the fair, which centered reluctant to remain on where cash talks will be happy to accept any Enjoy the Denver Art Museum.” Their work the advantages that accrue to the students’ on the teaching of mathematics | (he site, as is the caretaker, for 2141 So. Broadway items for the handwork, “green draws appreciative smiles from Kathy Kruz- art education if their own family Joins the in the seventh and eighth! fe3j- of raids by young SUerman 4-2754 thumb" and bakery booths. ick, center, and Janet Parella, who are Denver art museum. grades and high school. In connection with the The main speaker was D r., dinner :• turkey party from 3 Ruth Hoffman, head of the] p.m to 5 p.m. will be held in mathematics department at the! the new gym. ,A group of work­ University of Denver. ers from St. Cajetan’s and Our Eighth Cursillo for Men Set • CHURCH FURNISHINGS Teachers from Cathedral Lady of Guadalupe parishes will grade and high schools. Den-' be in charge. ver, who attended the meetings j were Sister Jean Patrice, Sis-! • RELIGIOUS ARTICLES THE SPAGHETTI DINNER; For Thanksgiving Weekend ter Ann Lorraine. Sister Mary | will be served from 12:30 p.m. Gloria. Sister Mary Eugenia, to 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $1.25 The eighth Cursillo for men O.S.B., from Sacred Heart par­ will be assisted by a team of and Sister Jeanine Marie, who! for adults, 75 cents for children in the Archdiocese of Denver ish, Boulder, and Father Daniel seven professors. is chairman of the Western Re-^ under 12, and a maximum fam­ will be held Thanksgiving week­ Bohte of Our Lady of Fatima gional Mathematics conference.! ily rate of $5. Further informa­ end at St. Andrew .Avellino’s parish. Lakewood, will be spir­ IT IS JUST two years since Complete Line of Religious Articles tor Church and Home tion may be obtained from Mrs. seminary, 1050 S. Birch street, itual directors. The rector will the first men from Denver jour­ Dr. Thomas F R. Green, spaghetti dinner Denver. be .Marcus Baca of St. An- neyed to Rocky Ford for the Placement Test chairman. WE 4-7634. Father Richard Peter, tnony’s parish. Westwood. They first Cursillo in the state. Since that time nearly 400 men and W on ’t H ave M ath | A. P. WAGNER & GO. women of the archdiocese have attended a Cursillo. There have The arithmetic section of CHURCH GOODS been seven Cursillos for men the high school placement Success in New Orleans See and one for women. test to be given in January, The Cursillo is an intensive 1965, has been dropped, be-, 606 14lh St., Between California & Welton three-day experience in living cause ol possible contusion TA. 5-8331 the full Christian life. The em­ arising from the introduction. Glowing Tribute to Archbishop Rummel phasis is on active participation in archdiocesan schools of New Orleans — (NC) — "He | John P. Cody, who had been blended in rare proportion to:light as promised by Christ, instead of the usual passive the new mathematics texts. will go down in history as one serving as Apostolic Adminis- form a leadership that gained character of most retreats. Because of the uneasiness of some teachers regarding who fought for the rights and trator of the archdiocese, suc- universal respect and love. ' HIS HOLINESS, Pope Paul The Cursillo has had fantastic the test in such circum­ dignity of all people.” j ceeded to the full office of spirit- “Unyielding in fortitude for'VI. twice asked about .Archbish- results in reorienting men's The words came from a glow-|uai head of the archdiocese, lives and winning their commit­ stances, Dr. Ruth Hoffman the Faith. he unfailingly; op Rummel in recent audiences, and several community su­ ing tribute paid Archbishop Jo-i The text of Archbishop Cody’s tempered his 'course with mei'-jsent his I'ogards to the prelate, ment to Christ. seph F. Rummel, 88, by the new tribute follows: pervisors have asked that the cy. In his concern for the chil-,and ternied liim a ‘great, great For the upeomiiig Cursillo lest he not applied at this Archbishop of New Orleans, “The whole Church sorrows dren of God, Archbishop Rum-1churchman.' which will begin Thursday eve­ time. in the loss of Archbishop Rum­ mel, reflecting the Master he “When I announced at a meet- ning, Nov. 26, at 8 o'clock and UPON THE DEATH of the mel. He was one in whom cour­ continue through until Sunday honored.. . ., so well, called all men mging•_ of. the Administrative venerable prelate. Archbishop age, humility, and devotion his brothers. evening, Nov. 29. The following Our Reputation for ‘‘He will go down in history as Board, National Catholic Wel­ quotas have been established by one who fought for the rights fare Conference, in Rome that the Denver Cursillo Board: QUALITY and dignity of all people. Op­ the Archbishop was gravely ill, 1) Three candidates will be ac­ posed and even reviled for up­ Francis Cardinal Spellman of cepted from a parish in which | Wc are specialists in fully holding the standard of Chrkt New York said there was ‘no there are already men who have I guaranteed and His Church, he continued on, doubt that he was one of the made a Cursillo. monuments sculptured from j BARRE [ serene in the strength of hea­ greatest prelates in the United 2) From any new parish be­ ool States.’ Weet Barrc | g UILD) venly right. ing reached by the Cursillo for Oranitr. ‘‘In the true sense of a pro­ “In succeeding Archbishop the first time, five candidates phet — a messenger of God and Rummel as .Archbishop of New will be accepted. "Albert says it has a proclaimer of His Word — Arch­ Orleans, 1 am fully aware that 3) Ip all cases preference in bishop Rummel lived to see one can follow him but one can the acceptance of candidates fastback, four on-the-floor and a much of what he fought for never fill his shoes. will be given to those whose brought to pass. This.is a satis­ "Though we are confident that parish priest has already made money-saving ANB auto loan." faction accorded few, but, car­ today he was led by the angels or is making the present Cur­ The '65 cars are marvels of convenience, power anti rying a cross that would have into heaven as he richly de­ sillo. This is done because of crushed a lesser man, it made served, I would ask all to pray the necessary follow-up involve­ style. And an ANB Auto Loan can make yours a mar­ his yoke sweet and his burden for his blessed eternal repose. ment between priest and cul- vel ot thrift! Just ask your dealer to arrange financing sillistas. through American National Bank. It’s the low-cost i I APPUC.ATIONS ARE ac- way to buy your car a month at a time. If you like, Catholic, Jewish j cepted only through the candi- our instalment Loan Department would be delighted dates’ parish priest. Recently named to the presl- to help you personally. Stop in. Or send Albert. 1 dency of the Denver Cursillo rickson Youths Will Hold I Board was Leonard (Bud) Cas­ MEMORIAL CO. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK sidy of .All Souls’ Parish. / 17(h and Stout • 244-69U Granby Hillyer of Holy Cross SPEER BLVD. AT 9TH AVE. M C M B E K F. D.I.e. Parish, Thornton Is secretary 255-1785 Own Dialogue and Merton Letofsky of SI. Pius A group of Catholic and Jew­ also attended the Mass preced- j Tenth Parish, Aurora, continues ish youths will hold their own ing the breakfast to gain a deep-j treasurer. There are eight ecumenical dialogue in a joint er understanding of the Catholic| meeting at 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. faith and worship. H. Albert Phibbs of St. Anne’s 15. in Temple Emmanuel, E. Before the Mass. Father Parish, Arvada, is editor of the W First avenue and Grape street. Daniel Bdhte. assistant pastor of Cursillo newsletter. La Paloma, iMiniing *On Th« Lin*’ the Lakewood parish, briefly ex­ mailed monthly to all cursillis- The end to \ tas in the area. The thought of a telephone all her own, right in the school­ P.ARTICIPA'nNG wiU be offi­ plained the major parts of the room, intrigues Cathedral high school student Lynne Heper, cers of the CYO of St. John the Mass and the participation of handwashing • 7(5 Marlon street, Denver, as she pauses beside an exhibit call­ Evangelist’s, Christ the King, the congregation in the Holy Blind Linguists and Blessed Sacrament parish­ Sacrifice. Washington —Twelve blind ing attention to the topic to he discussed at the Nov. 19 meet­ es, members of other Catholic high school students who can dishes ing of the Denver archdiocesan Catholic Parent Teacher Don Eberle, an officer of the youth organizations, and the CYO, served as commentator learn languages are being league, to be held In Loyola hall, 2350 Gaylord street, 10 to youth group at Temple Em­ during the Mass and explained sought for training as linguists -forever! 11:30 a.m. manuel. what the priest and people were in Arabic and Chinese, accord­ The Rev. Martin F. McNulty, doing as the ceremony progress­ ing to the U.S. Department of assistant pastor of Christ the ed. Health, Education and Welfare. King parish, wiil head the Cath­ They will attend Occidental col­ School Meeting Jo Feature olic delegation. QUES'nONS OF THE visiting lege in Los Angeles. The pro­ A new automatic Following a dinner. Rabbi youth group were answered at gram is sponsored by the U.S. Earl Stone of Temple Emmanu­ the breakfast following the Vocational Rehabilitation Ad­ electric dishwasher A Word With Washington el and Father McNulty will Mass. ministration. answer questions directed to is definitely something to cheer A word with Washington over I gin promptlv at 10 a.m., after them by the Catholic and Jew­ a special line will highlight the I coffee and rolls at 9:30 a.m. ish youths. i abouti It means.an end to one ( / Catholic Parepl-Teacher league! „ . LOOKING FOR meeting to be held Thursdav.i Baby sitting services and am- THE CYO OFFICERS plan homemtking'i most boring, Nov. 19, in Loyola hnii Mso P’® parking spaces will be avail- ning to attend the dinner-meet­ QUALITY Gaylord street, Denver. I able. Mrs. Frank Gold. CPTl. ing are Stan Nowack. president; MODERATE FRICEI time-consuming jobt.It also marks president, has announced, A re- a Mountain States Telephone Taffi Riede. vice president; Ju­ and Telegraph company execu­ port by the scholarships commit­ liette Skau, secretary, and Pan the beginning of a lot oTj^easant tive Neal A'Hern will make the tee on relevant data supplied to Lugar. treasurer. Washington call as a demon­ high school graduates, will be things. Mote time for things tliat stration of the "telelecture” by given by Mrs. P. G. Cronin. CYO Group Host which each student in a school, matter. A Idtefaen with that OTHER REPORTS listed on To ProsbyWrians or group of schools, may re­ Members of a Presbyterian the agenda are those on the OOOD ADVICEI J *‘pidced^’’kxdcallth*timsk ceive instruction in a given sub­ youth group were guests of Our ject from the same teacher. physical education program in­ Lady of Fatima CYO, Lakewood Scnpulouslydeandishcs— corporated in the teacher aide at the CYO’s monthly breakfast. THROUGH AMPLIFIED com­ committee — Mrs. John Duffy; FOLm SmOWHOUSCS (B re en iffiountain washed in water nwdi hotter disa munications, a glimpse into the interparochial choir Christmas THE YOUNG Presb)ierians M5.050 to M8.950 future of the American class concert — Mrs. James Ford; D ^ i V C ON A*. A M E 0 A your hands could stand. Why room, league members will be distribution of achievement WEST TO UNION BLVO. \)illaci,e. able to take part in a question award forms — Mrs. Stanlev wait? Get a new automatic dectrie and answer session, “live,” withj Nowack. 40 Hours' Washington. | A book display — timely for| SOUTHEAST OENVCB dishwasher now and forget tboot This will follow a tele-talk, di-1 Christmas gifts — is being ar- FOu» S^-OVS-’ ,SES Devotions handwashing dishes fotenr. rect from the Capital, by Sam- ranged by Mmes. Frank Casey 517,150 to S19.950 S]^3GQ£L?LS0ro uol Halperin. director of legisla- and Robert Harrington, NOVEMBER 15. 1961 tive service branch of the United Details of the modem math VA....EV M *0 HAVOOEN XXVI SUNDAY .AFTER EAST TO 'AMARAC OR. Dd SC l s Stales department of education, ^ workshop for parents, to be held PENTECOST on the National Defcn.se Educa-iat Cathedral high school Nov. Denver, Presentation PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO SHOWHOUSES OPEN 10A. M. TIL 8 P.M. tion act. 117-Dec. 8 (Tuesday evening for •Arvada, SL .Anne's AM MvtrroM.«wNeo v t t u t y The league meeting Is to be-' four weeks) will be announced. Mead. 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Dissenting Opinion Our Readers Work at Politics' Grass Roots Advise and Dissent By Joe Lawler truth and logic are on the obligations by offering equal­ • Charitable Bene Now that election day Is side of the editorialist. ly undeserving candidates for Editor, the Register: behind us, perhaps we can But Isn’t there something to office, the voter shcHild have lay to rest for a while the be said for the election-time the right to reject both. I’d like to pick a charitable bone with the “Reader from warnings and admonitions conscientious objector? If .\side from this extreme California” (.Advise and Dissent, Oct. 18) who thinks lib­ which editors and political there is a duty attached to solution lies a more positive erals do not have the right to express an opinion which vio­ pundits are prone to waggle the voting right or privilege, procedure which is frequent­ lates the “conservative thought.” . .. at us every two years. The isn’t that duty to cast a vote ly overlooked by the political- Christ did not convert anyone without conversation. Even finger-shaking is particularly intelligently and in keeping editorial moralists. A political the adulteress exchanged words with Our Lord before he sent with conscience? party is no better than its vigorous during presidential her on her way. campaigns, but is present to What happens when neither members — its active mem­ a lesser degree in all elec­ candidate for a particular of­ bers. The vole on election Nicodemus questioned the Lord — and was converted. tions. fice is worthy of support? In day is the end product of a The woman at the well toyed with the Divine Intellect — The editorial mandate to a race between a horse thief long and involved process and found the Messiah. VOTE! bu caught readers and an embezzler for county which begins at the neighbor­ Sts. Peter and Paul — despite the former’s melodramatic between the eyes ever since coroner does one choose the hood level. character in certain movies, sermons and books — conversed Horace Greeley stayed East. lesser of two evils? Or does The real default in Ameri­ with Jesus before becoming ardent followers and fellow mar­ And frequently the capitaliza­ he decide that horse thievery can politics is not by those tyrs. tion of the letters, the under­ is less likely to result in a who fail to vote on election scoring, and the appending of conflict of interest with the day, but by those who fail to Conversation for conversion’s sake does not lead one kto one or two exclamation’points coroner’s office than will em­ help shape the objectives and sin . . . diverts the reader’s attention bezzlement? choose the leadership of their One might say Christ had thousands of converts who never from what really Is meant. If one has a right to vote, political parties.' spoke with Him personally. This may be true — but they did The "VOTE!” editorial at he also should have a right Work at the grass roots is. benefit from His dialogue with others in the crowds and His election time is as regular not to vote—even a moral demanding of time and effort; mental sparring with the Pharisees, and eventually they did and as stereotyped as "Yes, obligation to withhold his vote it frequently interferes with present themselves to the disciples. Virginia” at Christmastime. if he can’t cast it in good social engagements and fav­ We are told we have a duty, conscience. orite television programs. But And this is the role of the press — to bring the masses to­ privilege, and/or right to vote Somewhere In our elective it’s one way of assuring good gether in the dialogue between individuals, that all may share and that unless we exercise process there might be a candidates, clear-cut issues, the ideas being expressed . . . our prerogatives as citizens measure of consideration for and an opportunity to get out What about birth control or any other controversial reli­ we can kiss freedom goodbye. the protestant. Where politi­ of the grandstand and play gious debate going on today? Is not truth a developing science? It must be acknowledged that cal parties default in their the game of Americanism. Does not man discover more and more about truth? John Henry Cardinal Newman said yes — and he was os­ tracized. But today — a 100 years later — an ecumenical coun­ cil is agreeing with that theory and putting it into practice. Religion and Ideologies The Bishops are engaged in a dialogue, seeking to further un­ By Paul H. Hallett Only scattered interdenomi­ Catholics abused Cardinal Mc­ derstand truth as.previously presented. national support is found for Intyre of Los Angeles for no This attitude should prevail in every sphere of religious dis­ I think that Arnold Toyn­ such distinctively religious other reason that that he re­ cussion . .. .Also — there is a vast difference between genuine bee, with whom I disagree on objectives as the war on por­ fused to allow the pulpits of Catholic opinion and what has sometimes passed as such. Here I Stand many religious and philosoph­ nography, the defense of vol­ his archdiocese to be used for To cry “anathema” to another, when one believes his is ical concepts, said something untary religious education campaigning against Proposi­ the only opinion, is Pharisaic to say the least. And in modem quite worthwhile just a day from the monopoly of the tion 14 in California, a meas­ before the election. He re­ state, religious influence in ure that incidentally was times and terms, it is 1) adherence to “the law” in blind ob­ marked that nationalism. the schools, or the revitaliza­ passed. session and personal righteousness; 2) avoiding the obligation Communism, and capitalism tion of morality in the nation. This readiness to confuse to use the intellect; 3) a lack of apostolic formation arid dispo­ Dull World of Relativism are the ideologies which have Not long ago, when I at­ ideological with religious in­ sition. By Frank Morriss absolutes in this world is The rest of the editorial captured the "zeal and devo­ tended a thin gathering of terests, this absorption in so­ Faith and charity should not be shaken, but strengthened, The editorialist in a Cath­ either too young or so un­ surrounding the dank conclu­ tion which used to go into the people called to fight the men­ cial welfare to the neglect of by dialogue. olic paper tells us in dead lucky as to have never loved. sion that all is relative is higher religions.” ace of obscene prints, a Pres­ the individual’s destiny be­ Henry Libersat, Erath, La. seriousness, “Nothing in this Oi else he has never read likewise one in iUogic and "Each of us is about 90 per byterian minister, one of two yond this earth, leads logical­ world is absolute.” Now, ^ and taken to heart Shake­ inexperience with that sad bit cent an adherent of ideology clergymen present, expressed ly to a this-worldly religion, • Blew AHer Blew there’s an absolute judgment speare’s Sonnet XVI: of despair. It laments that and 10 per cent of the higher his puzzlement and dismay wherein all differences are Editor, the Register: if I ever saw one, for there . . . “Love is not love that Catholics are afflicted with an religions.” that religious-minded men leveled, and which is intoler­ is no word more absolute alters when it alteration affection for absolute think­ ant of any view of man that This is in reply to Mrs. C. M. from Ohio in a recent edition. How right Toynbee Is can could be found any day to than “nothing.” finds ing. “The absolutist thinker,” makes him a child of God, I am a Catholic convert. I have attended three colleges, all be seen from the movements endure Imprisonment for civil With that one dogmatic in­ Or bends witiv the remover to says the oracle, “views all that most easily unite various rights agitation but few had with duties that transcend this secular before I became a Catholic. dictment, the editorialist has remove. things as coming ideally to a religious spokesmen in the any but the mildest interest earth, and rights that are not I cannot understand how any informed Catholic can be so swept up all things and cast Oh, no, it is an ever-fixed state of complete stability.” U.S. and the world. Always, In protecting the minds of the simply material comforts. blind not to see how Holy Mother Church has suffered blow when there is question of young from the assaults of Religion naturally has a them into the slough of rela­ mark . . . This is not so, of course. some aim that should be the the pornographer. great interest in influencing after blow from Roosevelt’s policies through Johnson’s policies. tivity. Grasp at what you will, Love’s not time’s fool Absolute thinkers are able to object of united Protestant, The latest Presidential cam­ government, but religionists Politicians have betrayed the Christians on every front... put your faith wherever you Though rosy lips and cheeks detect through experience Jewish, and Catholic endeav­ paign brought forth intolerant should first gel together on A Reader, Chicago, III.. may try, seize what hand you within his bending sickle’s and history that there will al­ or, we are told of civil rights statements of opposition to what they believe about God will, trust whom you care to, compass come . .. / ways be oracles like the edi­ • Hew Essential? believe as strongly as you are torial writer in question. And for Negroes, "peace,” the war one major candidate on the and man’s destiny. Then they I quote from a memory on poverty, and nuclear dis­ part of some of the foremost should try. through govern­ Editor, the Register: able — you have the word of such oracles want to escape a new oracle that you are that is, alas, not absolute. But the excitement and instability armament — the very objects Protestant and Jewish lead­ ment and voluntary action, to “Where ever two or more are gathered together in My the idea of love as an abso­ make it easier for a man to playing with baubles of time. that result from commitment. that are the favored goals of ers, though nothing threaten­ name, there also am I.” Perhaps if certain armchair critics lute is adequately there, and the Communists — for their ing any religion was proposed save his soul. If they do not “Nothing in this world is It is they who wish to reach would ask themselves where else Catholic children can legally Shakespeare thought enough own purposes, of coarse. by either candidate. Some do this, 1984 is not far off. absolute,” says the oracle, a Nirvana washed by the and irrevocably aspire to the fulfillment of this promise, for who as he writes hears at his of it to conclqde, tides of flux, sung to by the Profiles and Perspectives the divine aid needed for the completion of any education — back the ticking of a clock, “If this be error and upon me siren song that nothing can perhaps they would then know just how essential the Catholic and is moved by a will other proved be sure. That is a hypnotic school system is — not only to the Church herself but for the than his own toward a date I never writ nor no man and deadening song that has preservation of Christianity itself. . . . with that "fell sergeant” who ever loved.” sent hundreds of young per­ Jeanne Reamer, Toledo, 0. is stem in his arrest. It is Somehow I had thought that sons to flee in despair to a War on Pornography one of the great Inconsisten­ things like loyalty, courage, dark absolute at the bottom By Joiepb P. Kiefer more than three-fourths of engulfing our land and sow­ • A Profutfanf Disagrees cies (and there are many) of patriotism, faith, hope, and of the Seine, or a wild flight Pornography is a big word these publications end up in ing moral ruin among our Editor, the RegisHkr:<; the new breed that they feel charity wire absolutes. That to an absolute end on the in the English language. And the hands of children. Ac­ younger generation. I am a Protestant and read the Register, I disagree with that they can prepare for an was before the advent of pavement before the Eiffel absolute judgment with rela­ it is big business. In its sim­ cording to police observations, And, though it may be wish­ Mrs. W. L. Schy^rzrock of Minot, N. Dak. Existentialism, whose dlspair- Tower. “There are no abso­ pornography is definitely re­ ful thinking, we finally hope tive decisions. Oh, how con­ Ing prophets and followers lutes in this wortd,” say the plest definition, it means ob­ Yes, He walks with me, and He talks with me, and He scenity in writings and pic­ sponsible for much of the that the U. S. Supreme Court venient (and boring) a pros­ respect only self-fnlfUlment, thinkers who flee the danger tells me I am His own. 1 know I have Jesus as my personal tures. violence, delinquency, and will take a sacond look and pect even if it means a cosmic essential in commitment. And We are not speaking of use of narcotics affecting our realize that freedom of the Savior for I have accepted Him as my very own. About Holy A man who can seriously self-effacement before the their followers face the dull legitimate art and literature, youths todays. press does not include the Communion, we receive Holy Communion the first Sunday of maintain that there are no great god Change. dogma with the despair it de­ but rather of smut, nudity, We hope that the appeal of freedom to destroy the moral every month, in the way Jesus taught his Apostles bread and serves, and rush oti to find sex, and perversion published these outstanding religious heritage that is ours . . . that fruit of the vine, not wine but grape juice. Also by having adventure in the undiscovered for the sake of arousing the leaders will have a fair hear­ personal liberty, in itself the Jesus as my Savior I know I am going to be with Him in On the Home Scene country from whose bourn no animal passions In man, or, ing at the White House. We highest civic good, must heaven — and not on the longer road to heaven. man returns. hope, too, that the FBI will never take precedence over what is worse, for the speci­ We also confess our sins to God through Jesus Christ. He Absolute thinkers seek noth­ fic purpose of undermining not rest until it has tracked the general welfare and com­ is our Mediator. ing but a state of stabQity? the morality of our country. down and prosecuted those mon good of our nation and Ha! responsible for this evil now its citizens. •Mrs. C. B. Mozdren, Chicago Garden of Children Whatever end is intended -r- The man who loves, mar­ monetary gain or moral sub­ • Converted to Liturgy Changes By James M. Shea hair who interested him. Aft­ ries, and has children gives version — these purveyors of hostages to fortune. He risks filth, like scavengers of the Editor, the Register: Kindergarten was for rich er a few moments reflecAon I went to Ckihfessioa recently and received absolution in children when I was very he remarked with utmost all upon an absolute, and desert, feed upon the carrion 'Old-Style' Missioner then spends a career fighting of corrupt flesh. English for the first time. Prior to this experience I had been young, but today it seems to gravity, “What a girl!” to make the risk good. Our poUce officials and low­ A veteran Irish - American African - born prelates who somewhat against the changes in the liturgy. Now I can’t wait be the common experience of Meanwhile, there is Diane, missionary and historian of were educated by the ‘old- a kindergartener who also is The man who recognizes er eonrts have often been for the Mass to be in English, so I can better grasp the mean­ ordinary American young­ the West African missionary style’ missionaries before re­ sters. a neighbor. Somedmes her so­ partriotism as an absolute hamstrung by decisions ren­ ing of it, just as I have of Confession. dered by the U. 8. Supreme movement recently defended ceiving the pallium from For the sixth time we are cial calls are made while we duty spends a career on the Court It seems that obscen­ the “old-line missionary Rome? I am lucky at this time especially, to be stationed in a enjoying the educational and are still at the dinner table. battlefield seeking peace in ity must be thoroughly rotten style” which had been under “President N k r u m a of predominantly Catholic country. I like to attend Mass in the social benefits of having a When this happens she is easi­ which his country may pros­ to merit punishment It Is attack by advocates of “new Ghana is proud of the fact local churches. .At first I was disappointed that soon I can no child in kindergarten. This ly pennaded to recite poetry per, and even that peace is a lamentable that nine JusUces attitudes” in missionary work. that he was educated in Cath­ longer do this and participate as 1 can now. I know now that pardcnlar pnpil has the same for ns. She does (airly well, challenge. What man dare have it within their power to He te the Rev. Martin J. olic schools. If he and several this notion becomes irrelevant in view of the fact that I ex­ name 1 have, but his physique considering the fact that she call such courage and such decide what is morally harm- Bane, S.M.A., who just con­ members of his cabinet were pect to become a more enlightened Catholic through these shows the advances that have can’t pronounce the sound of peace “stability!” cluded several years of re­ And the man who gives his fnl for our IH million people. asked whether they were ^changes in the liturgy. been made in nutridon over Encouraged by such diffi­ search in New York and is mind and will to a religion is treated as children by priests, I congratulate you on your coverage of the Council and of the past oh-80-many years. Educational beneAts? Weil, dence, publishers of por­ returning to Nigeria, where they would consider such a Jimmy learned to skip in the tortured, slain, goes to bar­ the ecumenical movement in general. Ecumenical benefits must nography and their lieuten­ his seventh book, a geography question as too stupid to an­ oe added to the others in this second week of school. Skip­ barous and foreign lands, CTSN M. E. Goodboe, .Azars, Portugal ants, the operators of many and history of West Africa, swer. instance, because Jimmy goes ping is a kindergarten land­ lives out his years in peril has been approved for use in newsstands, continue their to kindergarten at a Presby­ mark, a sort of turning point and sacrifice — to reach the diocesan schools. "J. M. Udochl, the first Ni­ • Right Hand vs. left Hand operations. If parents are un­ in coordination and control, stability! No, to reach the ‘"niere has been som« gerian to represent his coun­ Editor, the Renter: terian church. The local pub­ aware of what is going on, like the ability to tie one’s excitement that is God. talk,” he said, “about the try in Washington. D.C., was I noted with approval your article against anti-Semitism. lic school is renting rooms for they should visit the comer a Catholic teacher in his this purpose, so he is a pupil shoelaces. Those of us who “We most live to live in ctmfectionery, the drug need for replacing soRanger award; the Rt. Rev. The moving prologue of Fath­ important came in 1868. And it ton, where Revolutionary pa­ and system into voluntary annual Homecoming dinner-dance .Nov. 7. Monsignor Delisle A. Lemieux, pastor of St. er DeSmet and the Sioux is the was in a familiar situation — triots foregathered, was paid giving. Shown at the award ceremony are, from Catherine’s parish, recipient of the .Alumni peace terms and the Sioux. The for by a community lottery. If this system does not outstanding part of this bio­ left, the Rev. Robert F. Houlihan, S.J., dean Achievement award; and the Rev. Bernard peace was to be brief, but it Washington, Jefferson, and work, government, with ail graphy of a Jesuit who spent of Regis college; Robert V. Carroll of Den­ S. Karst. S.J., alumni moderator at Regis a half century with the Indian halted, temporarily, the bloody even thrift • minded Ben Its abuses and limitations on warfare between Jhe Indians- freedom, must take over. ver, Alumni Service award winner; Mrs. college tribes of the Upper Midwest Franklin can ali be quoted and the Whites. lor the lottery as a means of A government lottery for and Far Northwest. Fifty thousand Indians were| raising money. When Jeffer­ charily would not only weak­ “Black Robe” as Father De­ son was in financial straits, en the spirit of voluntary Smet became known to the ^ represented at the peace | Q ffif g p K n i t i m I his friends floated him to giving, but, because of con­ Msgr. Lemieux Receives Plains Indians was accepted by:council, which was attended by ''* * * '" rw lH iw fH i security on a lottery especial­ stitutional restrictions, would virtually all tribes, even those {three U.S. generals. Many of ly for him. have to withhold funds from who were enemies. And more! jthe Indians who attended came The last state lottery in religious charities that most than once, he was able to af­ only to hear the words of “Black American history was man­ badly need it. Alumni Award From Regis fect a treaty or truce between Robe" — not for the peace aged for Louisiana by the Catholic charities receive' enemies. terms. .And when he left, the Confederate hero. General about {400,000 from an aver­ A longtime member of the and a member of the class of the principal speaker of the And “Black Robe" could 1923 at Rgis. evening. Pat Coursey, of Den­ Indians raised lances in salute Pierre-Gustave Beauregard. age United Fund collection. clergy in the Archdiocese of shame Indians who had broken ver, president of the National to “their" priest. Without this, there would Denver was one of three per­ a peace without harming his ef­ ALL THIS, and the fact have to be many annoying OTHER AWARD recipients Regis club, also spoke. Terrell says it is hard to say sons receiving Alumni awards were Robert V. (Mike) Carroll, fectiveness as a peacemaker. that lotteries in other coun­ and wasteful private drives. why the Jesuit was a success from Regis college during the of Sts. Peter and Paul’s parish, MONSIGNOR LEMIEUX, who tries have done good work in BUT IT W.AS not only as a school’s 1964 Homecoming din­ Wheatridge, a 1939 graduate of with the Indians where so many financing hospitals and poor PETTY CRITICISM of the has served as pastor of St. peacemaker that Father De­ ner-dance and awards presenta­ the college, who was presented other Whites failed. .A few of the relief, does not make it any United Fund, justified or not, Catherine’s parish for 30 years, Smet rates special attention, but easier for me to accept this should not blind anyone to tion Nov. 7 in Pinehurst Coun­ the 1964 Alumni Service award; outstanding traits of the man was cited for his “extraordinary also as a missionary. He helped • Snurtlir expedient, which may have its over-all value. A city like try club. and Mrs. Louis D. Moorhead, of ityltd in ittnl to found the Jesuit missions in were that he was always sin­ tor t liMitnnl been good for earlier days or Denver that will not support Honored with the school’s .Wilmette, 111., who received the achievement as a builder and 1964 Honorary Ranger award, the area that is now Oregon, cere, that he never raised his • Solid, com- other lands, but would bring a United Fund that grows 1964 Alumni Achievement award administrator, as a Doctor of mtrcinl-grndo Washington, Montana, Idaho, dnit lu i dubious benefits in our coun­ with the community has was the Rt. Rev. Mon.signor presented to a non-alumnus of Canon Law, as a loyal and gen­ hands in violence, that he spoke the school for service and and Wyoming. with a strong and assured voice, to* 1 i r top. try today. something seriously wrong Delisle A. Lemieux. pastor of erous alumnus, as a priest and Doik, booScnin. A state-owned lottery would loyalty. friend, and not least, as canoni­ And his teachings had an ef­ that his eyes were never un­ •ncttlivn ivivni chnir with it. St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, and ildt arm chair in matching bakad The awards were presented cal pastor of Regis." fect. Even when the missions friendly, even when he was fac­ anamal finlih. on behalf of the National Regis were forced to close, Indians ing an opponent. club, alumni organization of the Mr. Carroll, who is assistant would return annually to say the college, by Ted Fonk, chairman director of security and public prayers they had been taught COMMERCIAL relations aide for the Dow IN TWO PROPHECIES, the New Inter-Faith Program of the awards committee, and by the Jesuits. The first Indians good Jesuit was to be proven I the Rev. Bernard S. Karst, S.J., Chemical co., Denver, was hon­ taught by “ Black Robe” would PRODUCTS CO. ored for his unwavering interest correct. One was that the In­ ; alumni moderator. - . , . .. remember him 10 to 30 years dians when crowded by White 1707 Lawrence Ph. 534-2343 Dr. John Thompson, general I ^ the college and later. settlers would rise in arms; the Denver, Colorado To Be Launched Over KLZ chairman of the Homecoming ^ «««’’' ™«"' [program, presided at the! He served as an incorpor- dinner. 'ating member and first presi- A new type of inler-faith ra­ ,1. .Sheen, Bishop John Wright of tions; and the Rt. Rev. .Monsi­ '•Q=.<5= PLANNING AN OUTDOOR NATIVITY SCENE? dio program, entitled “Prayers Pittsburgh, the Rev. John Court­ gnor Francis J. Lally, editor of The Rev. Robert F. Houlihan, dent of the present National and Meditations," will be ney Murray, the famed Jesuit the Boston Pilot. S.J., dean of Regis college, was Regis club, formed in 1954; launched over radio station KLZ expert on Church-State rela- served on the club’s board of Some of the messages in the directors until '1957; headed the on Friday, Nov. 20, at 7:45 p.m. series were taped by the Rev. STARTER SETS college’s alumni fund drive in The 15-minute programs, fea­ Gustave Weigel, Jesuit Church Relations turing brief suggestions for med­ 'Youth and Law' 1959, and was the 1962 home­ unity expert, before his death. coming chairman. ESTABLISHED 1872 itation and prayer by prominent Mr. Manchester said that the Unit To Hear * NATIVITY SCENES Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish Topic of Panel i Denver broadcasts will be a MRS. MOORHEAD, whose clergymen and laymen, will be pilot project. If the programs Sen. Brown three sons are alumni of Regis broadcast three times each Attended by^CYO here are successful, similar Littleton — Colorado State — college, was honored for her week, on Monday, Wednesday, broadcasts will be sponsored Senator George Brown, well- * EXCLUSIVE LINE OF Members of several of the “organizatmnal genius and and Friday. throughout a large part of the known as a legislator and as a ’ “1 local CYO units, led by the devotion t l the Chicago Regis b t U.S. by the National Tea com­ newsman in the Denver area, STABLES archdiocesan CYO officers, par­ club,” onef of the largest and, THE LAUNCHING of the pro­ ticipated in a panel discussion pany, parent corporation of Mil­ will be the speaker for the meet­ most active of the college’s gram was announced this week Tuesday, Nov. 10, at Humphries ler’s Supermarkets. ing Nov. 18 of the Littleton Coun­ by Charles Manchester, of Char­ alurani-parent groups, and for auditorium. He urged those who find the cil for Human Relations. * V 3 •* * OUTDOOR RUBBER lotte, N. Car., the originator and her continuing interest and gen­ programs interesting to let the The meeting is to be at 7:30 erous support of Regis. A r » producer of the series. THE TOPIC OF the panel local sponsor know of their ap-jp.m. in the little auditorium NATIVITY SnS Special recognition was given The broadcasts will be spon­ was "Youth and the I..aw.’' prcciation. (just under the chapel) of 5". 7". 9". 12^' sored In Denver by the Miller’s Members of the panel were Lorotto Heights college, Denver. during the homecoming pro­ Supermarkets. Captain Ed McCume of the gram to members of the classes EXQUISITE SELECTION OE CHRISTMAS CARDS IN STOCK of 1914 and 1939 on the occasion Sptcitl AsMrtmtnt tf Ck Ri H r PrlMtt onS Utttrt The grocery chain also will Denver police department juve­ AT THIS MEETING the coun­ have available, beginning on nile bureau; Ted Rubin, newly cil will make plans to help John of their 50th and 25th anniver­ Thursday of each week, re­ elected juvenile court judge; the Perdew and his work in Ameri- saries, respectively, of their Store Hours prints In pamphlet form of the Rev. Mr. Bruce Russell, minis­ cus, Ga. Perdew’s initial civil graduation from Regis. Monday-Friday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. broadcasts of the previous week. ter to the youth at the Broad­ rights work and his imprison Saturdays 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. The pamphlets, entitled way Baptist church; and the ment drew national headlines “Thoughts for Meditation,” will Rev. Robert Syrianey, CYO di­ but few know that he has re Parochial Schools 1120 Broadway 534-8233 I be distributed free of charge to rector of the Archdiocese of turned to this effort again. anyone who asks for them. Denver. He plans to set up a Freedom Join riio Marinos Officials of the supermarkets Following the panel and par­ School, a Negro newspaper, and Denver metropolitan paro- stressed that the programs will ticipation, the young people of a library for the Negroes in that chiai schools will again join COMPARE RCA VICTOR be sponsored as a public serv­ various faiths assemble in area. the United States Marine ice. There will be no commer­ small groups to discuss the im­ One of his most insistent de­ Corps and the Junior Red cials connected with the broad­ plications of the panel. mands is for books by the two Cross in providing a happier A^w Vista casts. IN 'niESE GROUPS there prominent Negro authors, James Christmas for many under­ were representatives of the Baldwin and Richard Wright. privileged children, through AMONG THE CATHOLIC Protestant and Jewish faiths The council asks all those who the "Santa Clans shop.” MARK 10 besides the members of the TV leaders scheduled to appear on can bring to the meeting either The program, held annually the program are Bishop Fulton Catholic Youth organization. used or new copies of these in the dty, dispenses gifts authors* works, many of which donated by Cathdics, young AGAINST ALL OTHERS FOR The Denver Catholic Register are available in inexpensive and old. The donations are paperback editions. i picked op from each school President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr. D.D. UNSURPASSED NATURAL COLOR when requested by the prin­ Editor and Buslnes* Manager...... Rt, Rev. John B. Cavanagh INTERES’TED GUESTS arej cipal. ALL-CHANNEL TUNING ALL-CHANNEL TUNINIS Aisodate Business Manager ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty Rev. Marvin J. Kapnshion welcome at council meetings. | Managing E d itor...... Miles F. -Porter Associate Editors ..Linus M. Rlordan, Paul H. Hallett Clement J. Zecha, James R. Walsh, and David R. Millon. FREE! News Editor ...... Edward Smith Ozomm Club Production Manager ...... Robert W. Lynch Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy Circulation D irector...... -Julia M. Boggs Schedules

Published Weekly by Dinner Meet THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) The Rev. Marvin J. 938 Bannock Street Denver, Colo. 80204 Kapushion, M.S.W., Pueblo dioc­ Telephone. 825-1145 P. 0. Box 1620 esan director of Catholic Chari­ ties, will be the principal speak­ er at the annual dinner-meeting « i* s ie m i» in s e im iiO of the Ozanam club of Denver 26Sig.la.pictar» Subscription; $4-M a year. Wednesday, Nov. 18. Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. Foreign countries, including Philippines, 17.00 a year. THE DINNER WILL be held ASK US ABOUT OUR SPKIAL TIRBIS Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. at 6 p.m. in the Leyden-Chiks- FOR OUR RiOISTIR RIADIRS. Wickersham American Legion Thursday, Novtmbar 12, 1964 42 post, 1370 Broadway. 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R6ge 6 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 Jr. Great Books Leaders' DACCW Delegates 0| iHitMtoVllDMEN Reception Slated Nov. 13 Now Attending Invitations have been issued Laughlin, former United States to 190 Junior Great Books lead­ representative to UNESCO. ers in the Denver .Metro|X)litan U.S. Convention area, in Greeley, Boulder, and HO.NORS will be bestowed Heading the delegation from also on nine senior high school Tours of outstanding Washing­ Colorado Springs for a recep­ the Denver Archdiocese to the ton attractions will be available tion on Friday, Nov. 13. at the students who have participated 32nd Convention of the National in the Junior Great Books pro­ and a trip to the grave of the Denver Woman’s Press Club, Council of Catholic Women being late President John F. Kennedy. 1325 Logan street. gram since 1959. held in Washington, D.C., this Junior Great Books originated The Convention will close Satur­ Certificates will be awarded week are the Very Rev. Monsig­ day afternoon with Mass at 5 to some 45 men and women in the parochial schools of nor William J. Monahan, DAC­ Louisville. Ky., in 1957 under p.m. and sermon correlating the who completed Junior Great CW spiritual director, and Mrs. convention program. the direction of Monsignor Fe­ Books training in 1963 and who Paul Fitzgerald, DACCW presi­ Denver ACCW delegates will lix N. Pitt, executive secre­ have led discussion groups for dent. return in time to address the tary of the Catholic school one year. DACCW board meeting Tuesday, board in Louisville. He re­ ALSO REPRESENTING the Nov. 17, at the Heart of Denver Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick, ceived permission from Dr. motel. archdiocesan coordinator, will Mortimer .Adler, founder of the .\rchdiocese are the Very Rev. make the presentations. Great Books movement, to use Monsignor Robert Hoffmann, Other members of the council the title in connection with the spiritual director, and Mrs. Ray­ Advent Wreaths assisting with arrangements in­ junior program. mond Nixon, president of the clude Mrs. ;\. F. Greco, Mrs. Monsignor Pitt conferred in Colorado Springs district; the Naw an Sale by Bernard S. Kelly, Mrs. P'rank Denver with JGB leaders in Very Rev. Robert Nevans, spir­ Casey, Miss Ann Laughlin, Denver in 1961, 1962, and 1963. itual director and Mrs. A1 Kram­ Heights Alumnae and Mrs. Kemp Cooper. He has cited the Denver Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick er, president, of the Greeley dis­ Gene Cervi, editor and pub­ group as the most successful trict; Progress on the sale of Ad­ in the United States. The pro­ lisher of Cervi’s Journal, will Mrs. Marguerite Peyton vent Wreaths by the Loretto grams are to be found in the be the featured speaker. 'Al.so Thompson, Ft. Collins district Heights college alumnae asso­ parochial schools of every on the speakers’ roster will be Ladies Sadality president: Mrs. David Schropfer ciation was noted this week state in the union, with the the Very Rev. Monsignor Wil­ Northeastern Colorado district by officers of the group. Pro­ exception of Nevada, and in liam Jones, archdiocesan super­ Of Cathedral ta president: and Mrs. Herbert Ed­ ceeds of the sale go to the seven foreign countries. intendent of schools, and Missi monds, D.ACCW executive secre­ Sister Vivian Scholarship fund. Meet an Nav. 18 tary. Wreaths delivered in metro­ East Denver ACCW Chairmen The Cathedral Ladies’ Sodal­ Mrs. Anthony Verlengia, na­ politan Denver are |2.75. Mass Marks Anniversary ity. Denver, will meet Wednes­ tional director from the Prov­ Wreaths mailed out of town Chairmen of committees for Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ literature. Not pictured are day, Nov. 18, at 7:45 p.m. in ince of Denver also will be in at­ are 93.50. Orders for ont-of- town wreaths must be placed the East Denver district of the olic Women, left to right, are Mrs. Philip Rotole, coopera­ St. Paul’s reading room of the tendance. Mrs. John Sponsel, inter- Denver Cathedral. “Vatican Council II and You”, with an ainmna or by calling tion with Catholic Charities; Of Edward M. Sullivans the Denver college at 938-3479 American relations; Mrs. Her­ After the recitation of the Of­ theme of the national conven­ man McLelland, social ac­ Mrs. Clifford Welch, foreign tion, will provide four outstand­ by Nov. 19. Area orders are •Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sul- hood in the Jesuit order, and fice of the Blessed Mother, the being accepted until Nov. 28. tion; Mrs. H. Vincent Miller, relief; and Mrs. Jack Ren- business meeting will be held. ing days of stimulating discus­ livan of Blessed Sacrament par­ their granddaughter, Cathy public relations; and Mrs. shaw, organization and devel­ A special program and social sion from Nov. 11 through Nov. TURKEYS ish. Denver, celebrated the 60th Mueller, is a novice at the new Robert McClone, libraries and opment. hour will follow. 14. anniversary of their wedding onjLoretto novitiate in Denver. Outstanding members of the Tuesday, Nov. 3, by renewing Sodalists are currently en­ laundry Fresh gaged in a project of making clergy and laity will participate their marriage vows during a in various programs keynoted by Queen of Heaven Aides High Mass offered especially for white baptismal garments which dry cleaning will be presented to infants be­ the opening address Nov. 11 on Not them by the Very Rev. .Anton “The People of God.” "Where the charm of .1. Borer, S.M.B. ing baptized at the Cathedral. Plan for Annual Party A spiritual bouquet and offering The role of the laity will be newness is restored" In attendance were seven of for Pope Paul VI is being pre­ studied at three meetings deal­ Frozen THE .NEXT meeting of the The annual "Christmas the couple’s eight children, with pared and will be sent as the ing with the worship of God, the society will be held Tuesday Member of: Cheer” party sponsored by the their respective spouses; 27 sodality’s Christmas message to doing of God’s charity, and tak­ OUR O W N OUR O W N afternoon, Nov, 17, following Queen of Heaven Orphans’ Aid grandchildren, and 19 great­ the Pope. ing God’s order into the world R/dSED DRESSED recitation of the Rosary in the • National Institute of grandchildren. .A family break- as developed at Vatican Council Society, Denver, will be held at chapel of the home. On the Adult women from all Denver fa.st was held at the Village Inn. II. Dry Cleaning DON'T W A IT Queen of Heaven home, 4825 agenda will be final prepara­ parishes are invited to join the Federal boulevard, Denver, on tions for the yuletide party. ■Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan have sodality and participate in the • American Institute of four daughters, all residents of FIVE THOUSAND WOMEN ORDER Friday, Dec. 6, at 1 p.m. Mrs. many spiritual and social ac­ Laundering Irene Koser and Mrs. Frances Denver: Agnes Sullivan. Mrs. tivities. are expected to attend the ses­ Komatz are co-chairmen in Howard E. (Eileen) Swanson; Information can be obtained sions at the Shorebam and Sher­ YOURS aton Park Hotels. charge of the event. Mrs. Ralph H. (Miriam) Mc­ by calling Veronica Urban, 722- call m a 3-4281 for the Kay, and Mrs. John F. (Cecelia) Salad, rolls, and coffee will 2941, or Catherine Cemich, 255- convenience of pick up N O W FOR Mueller. Three of their sons, be served in the basement din­ 2613. Dr. James P. Gray THANKSGIVING ing room preceding the games. Edward M. Jr., Richard ,L, and and delivery in Denver The annual fancy work sale, Joseph P. Sullivan, reside in Engaged OPTOMETRIST and all suburbs. conducted by ’the nuns who Denver. The fourth son. John MRS. EDWARD J. BRAND, operate the home, will be held H. Sullivan, lives in Bishop, the former Sharyol Ann Le- Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Eyes Examined HENS TOMS Calif. The latter joined in the at this time. Penske, is the daughter of Mr. Martin of Denver have an­ Visual Care LAUNDERERS 13 to 17 lbs. 20 to 25 lbs. celebration during the family nounced t h e and Mrs. John H. LePenske. AND festivities in the evening via the engagement of Contact Lenses PRESHtBCAUTIPLA. Bridegroom is the son of Mr. CLEANERS telephone. and .Mrs. Joseph G. Brand. their daughter, 55^ 213 Colo. Bldg. Phono AM. 3-4381 OvM RNdy OvM Rtody FLOWERS Ceremony, pierformed by the Eileen Marie, PAST OCLIveRY THE SULLIVAN’S, who were 1615 Calif. 3SOO cuins PMONS « eHAMOB Rev. John H. LePenske. took to Lt. Gerald RIDGE VALLEY married in 1904 in St. Patrick’s place in Our Lady of Fatima Arthur Reasor, For Appointment Call: a reputation maintained church, Pueblo, also have the church, Lakewood, on Nov. 7. son of Mr. and since 190S POULTRY & distinction of having received Mrs. Wilbur J. 825-8883 the sacrament of Confirmation Reasor of 5650 W. 29th BE. 3-0757 757-7611 Evans­ MRS. GLEN OVERHOLT, from the late Bishop Joseph P. Northeast Unit BE. 3-0836 Machebeuf. ville, Ind. TOM’S MUSIC CENTER the former Donna Leone, is Bride-elect is SpKill tWMty Hwra; Three of their grandsons, Retreat Day Set COMPLETE LINE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. a graduate of Miss Martin Msn. Urd. Tins. Will Stay the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael, Steven, and J. J. Muel­ School Rental Plan. Music Lessons all instruments. OpM Till StM P.M. Jerry Leone, Denver, Bride­ ler, are studying tor the priest- In Akron Nov. 12 Loretto Heights college, Denver. Full line sheet music & instruction books. Wt Will CIM* It IIiM Nun Wtd. 25th Her fiance is currently sta­ groom is the son of Mr. and The annual day of recollection OPEN AAONOAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS tioned at Lowry Air Force 10220 E. COLFAX PH. 364-0020 Mrs. Clark Overholt. Denver. for the Northeast District of the Base. Wedding is scheduled to A double-ring ceremony was Denver Archdiocesan Council of take place Dec. 26 in St. Philo- ARVADA performed recently in St. Catholic Women is scheduled at mena’s church, Denver. 9535 W. 58TH AVE • 424-7723 Catherine of Siena church, St. Joseph’s church, 355 West Denver. Reception was held 6th street, Akron, on Thursday, OLIVER'S WESTMINSTER in Carpenter’s hall. Following Nov. 12. 2895 W. 72ND AVE. • 428-5097 a trip to Lake Tahoe, the A Franciscan priest will con­ 1 HR. couple will reside in Arvada. Meat Market THORNTON duct the exercises. Members of St. Joseph’s Al­ g ‘Serving Denver Since 19‘23 With Quality Meats” DRY CLEANING 810 E 88TH AVE • 287-5586 tar and Rosary society have in­ 1 D A Y WHEATRIDGE vited women of the northeast CHOia STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER LAUNDRY district to register at 10 a.ra. 7393 W 44TH AVE • 422-1438 The business meeting will be Fresh Poultry Fish RADIO PICK-UP held at 10:30 a.m. Luncheon will DENVER bakeries! f PrtItsslaMi M m I CutItrs to S w v . Y w be in the church hall. Afternoon Ph«t« 735-44W M il E. 4th Ava. DISPATCH & DELIVERY 929 - 15TH 5T • 244-4493 Home 0/ Fine Pastries conferences will be followed by LEE O'CONNOR 2915 SPEER BLVD • 433-6259 66 So. Broadway Benediction of the Blessed Sac­ 1649 So. Colorado Blvd. rament. Member Sts Peter i- Paul FORT COLLINS ISM Colorado Blvd. Parish 2215 SO COUEGE • 482 0996 2419 East 3rd Ave. To Address Marses Regis Auxiliary “The Liturgical Renewal” will be the topic of an address Schedules Shaw The Denver Regis club auxili­ to be delivered by the Rev. MRS. SANDY CHUM- SAFEWAY- ary will present an autumn fash­ SALE John J. Sliemers, assistant LEY, the lormer Charlotte ion show and buffet luncheon at pastor at Holy Family church, Klausner, is the daughter of the Regis college center building Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klaus- Denver, to members of the Saturday, Nov. 14, starting at ner of Roggen. Bridegroom no. 2 Vi 1:30 p.m. Sliced or Denver chapter of the .Arch­ is the son of Mrs. Dahl of Halvot cons diocesan Council of Catholic “Mister H anest” will be the Louisville, Ky. Double • ring Kuner Peaches 4 89>^ Nurses (ACCN) on Thursday, theme of the program. Fashions ceremony was performed re­ ,\ov. 19, at a meeting to be from Tinns, of Lakewood, will cently in Sacred Heart held at St. Joseph’s hospital, be featured. Mrs. Fred A. AIbi church, Roggen. Reception Whole Kernel or no. 303 Denver. It will follow Bene­ is serving as general chairman was held in the Roggen K. Kuner Corn Cream Style 7 cons $1 diction of the Blessed Sacra­ of the event. of C. hail. Following a trip to ment in the hospital chapel, Reservations may be made Estes Park, the couple will which will be offered at 7:30 with members of the ticket reside in North Carolina, no. 303 p.m. Registered professional committee: Mrs. Martin Moran. where the bridegroom is sta­ and practical nurses are in­ Mrs. Roland F. Biegler, Jr., or tioned at Seymour Air Force Pumpkin • con IQc vited. Mrs. Ned O’Brien. Base.

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Dec. 13 are being made by officers of the EUeea Conboy, treasurer. 17th ind Stout •244-69U Prices good in Denver thru Sat. Nov. 14,196L .Archbishop's Gnild. Left to right are Anne m e m b e r p . o . i. c . Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 The Denver Catholic Register Page 7 OJ iHte^eet toV\10MCM For Ft. Collins DCCW Members Vernacular Mass Scheduled Members To Be Honored At St. Rita Court Meet In Lafayette on Nov. 18 Members of St. Rita Court .After the business meeting a .\ N’ernacu'ar .Mass in 62.1. ("atholic Daughter.s of social hour will honor 10 new ter. The Mass will follow Benediction of the .America Denver, will meet members who joined the court. the new liturgical form registration at 9:.30 a.m. Bles.sed Sacrament will Thursday. .No, 12. 7:45 p in . in Hostesses will be .Mrs. Frances I 'Will be offered by the Commentator for the be offered in the church the Knights of Columbus hall. Schmidt and Misses .Magdelvn Rev. Peter Hudson. .Mass wilK be the Rev. and close the day's acti­ 1555 Grant street. .Mrs. Grace Hughes. .Minerva Deveraux. and' O.S.B.. pastor of Imma­ Francis Syrianey. pastor vities. Remke, grand regent, will pre­ Isabelle .McNamara. culate Conception parish. of St. Pius X parish, .Au­ side. The court s board of directors Lafayette, in the Lafay­ rora. Father Syrianey .AFFILIATE members meeting will be held Saturday. ette church on Nov. 18 for also will address the wo­ are urged to send in .Nov. 14. at 10 a m. At this time members of the Ft. Col­ men at a meeting. names of sustaining Bake Sale Set lins District Council of .-Y luncheon will be member prospects, at $5 final plans will be made for the Catholic Women. completion of the new club served in the church base­ a year membership, to Advmnt Wreath P r e /e c f At Youth Center Frances Edmonds, secre­ The Christian .AFothers of the room, now being constructed. It ment at 12:30 p.m. The Looking forward to the first orders in the loy, St. Philomena's parish; and .Mrs. James DISTRICT members tary ACeW. 1665 Grant Holy Ghost church are havini; is expected that the room, with annual .Advent Wreath project, left to rixht. Ror\at. Cure d'.Ars’ parish. The women are complete facilities, will be one will assembly at the par­ fee for the luncheon will street, Denver. ? hake sale for the benefit of ish at 9:15 a.m. to regis­ be $1.25. are Ixiretto Heif;hts college alumnae Mrs. part of 3U project chairmen in the metropo­ the Holy Ghost Youth center of the area's finest rooms for James Weigel, Our I.ady of Fatima parish; litan Denver parishes. Proceeds from the .Sunday morning. Nov. 15, be business and social gatherings. Dinner to Mark Mrs. Joseph Raymond Plank, Jr., St. Fran­ sale of the wreaths go to the Sister Vivian ginning at 7::10 o’clock in the THE COl'RT maintains sleep­ cis de Sales' parish; .Mrs. Julius Nick, St. Scholarship F'und. Holy Ghost parish hall at 19tb Benefit Movie and California streets. ing quarters for approximately Mary Magdalene parish; Mrs. Regis Mal­ A subscription dinner mark­ 18 girls and young women at a They plan to have a variety ^^rdiLisliop 6 ^uiid ing the SI. John Evangelist of homemade baked goods. nominal fee. .A housemother is parish high school benefit They also will sell fruit juice, in attendance. Inquiries can be showing of Warner Brothers’ doughnuts, rolls, and coffee. made by calling 825-9597, or by- -Margaret Hogan Archbishop's host St. Catherine Laboure; and “My Fair Lady” on Thurs­ Quit Ignoring Women, Christmas cards and religious writing to the court house guild president has called a Our Lady of the Rosary, in day, Nov. 12, will be held at articles will be on sale. mother at 765 Pennsylvania council meeting for Nov. 17, to Marlene Weatherly’s home: the 26 Club. Denver, that eve­ street, Denver. be held at Holy Ghost hall, Den­ Helen Canny, to host Our Lady ning. The PT.A of St. John’s ver. Plans for the Christmas of Lourdes; St. Dominic’s, in parish is sponsoring the bene­ Declares Council Father Breakfast and layette and linen the home of Joan Saba. fit of the highly acclaimed displays will be set, in addition Isabel! Spaid publicity co- musical film. By Rev. Placid Jordan, O.S.B. Asked to elaborate on his now late, especially among women. to other future planning. .All chairman. has moved to 2526 S. Many civic, business, and Rome — “The Church must Council statement of .if they are properly equipped in­ council members are asked to .Newport, 757-0664. ^ social leaders in the Denver abandon the masculine superi- last year that it sometimes tellectually and so trained that attend. Members of St. John circle' area have reserved special ority complex which ignores the seems as if the Church were they will gain in stature in their Charolelte Lewis will enter­ will attend Mass in St. Vincent’s tables for the dinner, which spiritual power of women.” said paying no attention to half of own consciousness and therefore tain Pope John circle Nov. 12. church, Denver on Sunday, will precede the showing of Cardinal Leo Suenens of Ma- humanity,” the Cardinal, who is be enabled to make contribu- Joan Vaughn is a new member. ■Nov. 15, and have a brunch the movie. lines-Brussels in an interview o"® of the four moderators of lions of their own toward the Tuesday. Nov. 17, is meeting meeting in the home of Martha A special table has been re­ ),ere. tii® Ecumenical Council, said: development of society.” night for the following circles: Brownder. .Ave Maria circle will served for members of the ' ----- "We must learn to respect The problems of marriage be- Miraculous Medal, in the meet in Betty ' Kinkle’s. clergy who have been invited sending in Nnwf? i woman in her true dignity and ing of immediate concern to home of Pat Fourcade; Our St. Christopher circle will dine to attend. Lady of the .Assumption, in out on Nov. 18. St. James’ circle Correspondents and persons to appreciate her part in the most women, what could the plan of God. Council contribute toward their Connie Di Giacomo’s home; will meet in the home of Brigid wishing to have news items “This is my firm conviction solution. Cardinal Suenens was Servants of Mary, in Mickie Poisson. .Mary Gold will enter­ puhiished in the "Denver ' and is well founded on the (asked. Cito’s home: Alice Brachle. to tain Queen of Peace circle. Cathoiic Register” are urged ; Mariologicai teachings of the "tVe must be realists in this St. Maria Goretti circle will If to send their material for con- I Church, which once again respect. Christian married elect officers Nov. 19 in Cindy sideration to the "Register” I will be reflected In the Coun- couples do not always see First Negro Cullen’s home. you want office by Monday at 5 p.m. ; d| schema on the Church as things in the same light as St. Michael circle meets at All material should be marked ; theological principles of tran- theologians, who should be Denise Wing’s Nov. 19. Dorothy to speak “News Editor” for prompt | geending Importance, prepared to gain new perspec­ Nun Elected Sussman will entertain Our processing. Unless otherwise ! ..^hey also find a tangible ex tives in keeping abreast of Lady of the Sacred Heart cir­ a new directed by the staff, senders pression in the presence of specific situations. To Top Post cle. Helen Lambreth will be the of material should avoid using women auditors in Council ses­ "This does not mean that we, hostess for Blessed Sacrament, staff members’ names on the sions, a presence of deeply sym­ should look for what might be! Rice Lake, Wis. — Sister Ann circle. St. Briget circle will language- envelope In order that such bolical significance inasmuch as called mechanical answers to so' Michael is the first Negro to be meet at Donna Dwyer’s, mail might not he miscon­ lit affirms an equality of all theidifficult a problem as birth con-1 elected mother general of the speak to strued as personal and pos­ people of God, be they women trol. We know it is being studied Franciscan Sisters of Rice sibly be held unopened for or men. iby theologians as well as by Lake. Berlitg several days after arrival. _ | “The women auditors by theiejmcdical men. These studies She is one of three Negroes firs t — ;presence indicate clearly that must continue, and we should Seminary Burse GUt in the community which staffs a hospital, catechetical center, we are slowly emerging from not be impatient, if tangible rc- Mrs. Margie Fox, president of Our Lady of the Bell organi­ DRY aiANING a .state of affairs which was -suits are not immediately forlh- provides altar breads for the zation. presents a check in the amount of $.500 lo the Rev. Jo­ AND lAUNDRY not doing justice , lo the femi- coming. Once such results are Superior diocese and fills mis- C education and mstruc-- here. Since regulations of the opportunity to become articu.!‘>°" P''°P.'e '^'’ichi French Cooking Classes Sisterhood require that a mother Artcorved HILTON OFFICE BUILDING O u t o f late in the Church, to make their general must be professed for Diamond Rings voices heard. This certainly is 'he P.eeminent factor of 10 years, special permission was Phone 292-4030 not in keeping with modern con- °''e. a love understood as Chris- Features Expert Chef obtained to allow Sister .Ann AURORA JEWELRY S ig h t, I03U East Calftx Rh. cepts of womanhood. " '"anty. .Afichaei to fill ihe office. — O u t of The opportunity to k-arn some I At each class eight lo 10 re- (NCWC) HOW COULD this situation be v ie r t h a f the We of the subtleties of French cook­jcipes will be prepared and FOR Your Fine ing will be offered at the Inter­'.served. M in d r tinn Rotioi of the Chucch should be marked THANKSGIVING EATING PLEASURE By activat ng women Religi- . , - r n national House, Denver, when The public is invited to parti­ East Denver District nils” said Cardinal Suenens hv greater simplicity. He was, Chef Maurice of the Internation­ Not so with Long iri *1, m r-nncniniic nf ®sked what his thoughts are cipate in the series or attend bv making them conscious of. ■ , al House will present "The .Art Board Slates Meeting Distance. It keeps you i . . . • r - .u V,,, ir>i - now in this respect, ^individual lessons as it desires. their place in the world, by let-. „ . „ „ , , . of French Cooking". A meeting of the East Den­ Dressed r u m s '- 4 5 ‘ in touch, lets those ting them face the realities of| Briefly, he replied. I think This will be a scries of four [Classes! are held at the Interna- ver district board of the .Arch­ HENS . _ lb. 49c you call know you're ‘life and become mature persons we could easily do without all classes beginning .Monday. Nov. [tional House, 1600 Logan. Den­ diocesan Council of Catholic iWho can exercise a vital aposto- I6e things that smack of the Women will be held Nov. 18 at thinking about them. ' — ------rr~'Style prevailing at former 16 and continuing each Monday ver, from 6:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. thereafter on Nov. 23, 30, and 10 a.m. in St. Catherine’s DENVER POULTRY After all. Long Distance Today Prices are '6 per class for mem­ church hall, 6690 E. 72nd ave­ Dec. 7. p 6471 Federal Blvd. 429-1559 is the next best thing ■ we call It the curial style. This bers, $8 per class for non­ nue, Commerce City. MARY ANNE I applies to titles, modes of dress- to being there. Pick l ­ members. .All four weeks for The board is made up of all ATTN. SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES; LOW WHOLE­ ing and other appurtenances not 'College' Topic presidents of the 29 affiliates. up your phone and go BAKERIES , members, $24; all four weeks SALE COST ON TURKEYS FOR PRIZES AND GAMES (really in keeping with the spirit for non-members, $32.. It is the hope of the district visiting tonight ! of the Gospel. officers that all board mem­ All BuHtr For Meeting of Advance reservations are nec-! "Of course, I don't mean to bers be present. CAKES MOUNTAIN refer to the liturgy of the essary. Information can be ob-' For those who might be un­ (•r j Regis Mothers Authentic stories of I Church. There solemnity must tained by calling 266-3658. familiar with the area, St. ■TATBS Pa rlltt The Regis Mothers’ Club. «nd !be preserved in a proper mea­ Catherine’s can be reached gentle humor and TBLBPHONB sure. Denver, is inviting all parents .MAURICE Thuillier, chef at by taking Colorado boulevard of prospective college students the International House, has _ ” In our day-to-day living, north to Vasquez boulevard, robust faith —• MtfciMnt't P a Hi • 7U tf29 to hear the Rev. James J. been with that organization where a sign will indicate the !ji w.’'oiVir(ii iM #; however, we should be as mod- Dougherty, S.J . a member of wiiiuno possible and adapt our since July, 1958. He came to. road to Route 2, Commerce illustrated with the Regis high school faculty, , the United States in 1954 to City. Take Route 2 lo 72nd ;style of life to ‘~ modorn con- speak on "College Require­ 16 pages of cepts,” (serve as chef for Baron Louis avenue, turn right, and go ments" at Regis on Thursday. ' de Cabrol, the consul general of three blocks. I Nov. 12. at 1:30 p.m. France, in Denver. photographs /2A/ei FRENCH ART WEAVERS Benediction of th - Blessed Women Accountants He was bom in Chartres, Sacrament will be offered in the Woman *s Unit Hosts of the late To Meet Nov. 17 chapel and will be followed by France, where he began learn­ Prolostonts at Moot ing to cook and bake at the age Pontiff A meeting of the American a meeting of the mothers club Toledo, 0. — More than 100 i Society of Women Accountants in the school’s library. of 14. For 28 years he has been Protestant women were guests will be held Nov. 17 at the "The talk should be especial­ devoting himself to the culinary- at the 36th annual Toledo Di­ Argonaut hotel. Denver, at 6:30 ly interesting to the mothers arts, mastering and ever-per­ ocesan Council of Catholic Wom­ A POPE LAUGHS p.m. The speaker will be Elmer who have children near college fecting an international reper­ en convention at Commodore Johnson, budget and manage­ age," said a club spokesman. toire of fine food preparation. Perry hotel. Stories of John*XXm InvisibiR Weaving on All Types of Fabrics ment director for the City of "It will also be beneficial to During that time, he has CoUccted by KURT KLINGER Including Knits, Linens, Laces. Denver. His topic will bo "How- those parents who have younger served as chef for Prince Louis HUNT CLEANERS Budget and Management Direc­ children with a college future II of Monaco in Monte Carlo for COMPLETE LAUNDRY • We Also Shorten Knit Fashions. 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Two Concerts Will Aid Seminary Burse A Tuesday Night of Consequence By Mark Brannan he came to America. .At the age of 21 he became assist­ By Robert Boyle, S.J. Denverites will have an op­ ant conductor of the Okla­ portunity of seeing one of the homa a ty Symphony Orches­ On last Tuesday, Nov. 10, played by Raya Garbousova, orchestra, which under Mr. area’s most noted musicians tra, a post he held for 10 the Denver Symphony pro­ and balanced that with Tschai- Golschmann’s masterly direc­ conduct a symphony orches­ years. For four years he con­ vided for the packed house kovsky’s richly romantic tion has been improving week tra when the Catholic Alumni ducted various ballet and not merely a good concert but “Sixth Symphony.” Miss Gar­ by week, played as a great Club (CAC) of Denver spon­ opera companies that toured a valuable musical experi­ bousova handled the much re­ unified, responsive instrument sors conductor 'Vasilios Pria­ the country. ence. Rarely is any audience vised Haydn score with brisk throughout the evening, in a kos and the Red Rocks Little privileged to be present at the charm. Vladimir Golschmann program boldly juxtaposing Symphony Orchestra in con­ In 1952 he was appointed firit performance of a great even more briskly dealt with classical and modem works cert on Friday, Nov. 20, and conductor of the Fort L^iuder- new work or at the debut of the Tschaikovsky — though in a challenging, interesting Friday, Nov. 27, in the Center dale Symphony, which, in the a great artist; such a mem­ in the final movement he way. of Performing Arts at Loretto course of six years, he built into a noteworthy orchestra. ory can be stimulating for a brought out the full import of They began with Handel's Heights college, Denver. lifetime. On Tuesday the audi­ the “adagio lamentoso” mark­ Later be became associate “Faithful Shepherd suite,” in Entire proceeds from Pria­ ence heard the next best ing. It was a pleasant musi­ conductor of the Empire State which the strings demon­ kos’ appearance on these thing: One of the bdkt of mod­ cal evening. Music Festival in New York strated their developing skill dates will go toward the Arch­ em piano concertos, Proko- City and guest-conducted with and confidence. Then the bishop’s Seminary Bnrse. the New Jersey, Los'Angeles, fieff’s “Third,” brought into BUT TUESDAY’S concert great Prokofieff concerto fol­ The Red Rocks Little Sym­ Cleveland, and Philadelphia being by a great pianist and achieved new heights. The lowed, bold, dissonant, slyly a responsive, competent or­ phony, which usually appears orchestras. humorous, and powerful, di­ “under the stars” at the chestra. For those who were rectly on the heels of the for­ famed amphitheater west of LAST year Priakos’ con­ there it will be an experience mal, balanced Handel. to look back on for a lifetime. Denver during the summer, certs with the Red Rocks has arranged a special pro­ Little Symphnoy Orchestra On the previous Wednes­ BYRON JANIS, a great art­ gram for the Catholic Alumni drew worthy praise. His com­ day, Nov. 4, the orchestra ist, displayed his top form on Club event. .A special feature mentary on the classics and had presented a classical con­ Tuesday night. He exploited of the concerts will have Pri­ thought - provoking programs certo, Haydn’s “D Major for fully the nuances of quiet ro­ akos comment in a clear style on KFML Radio, Denver, have vlolincello," pleasantlv mantic themes opposed to about the significance of mu­ added to his stature as an vigorous, irregular modern sic as a means of communi­ outstanding mgsical figure in Christophers on TV ones. His strength and his cation. this area. Actress Ruth Hussey will ap­ quiet restraint, his perfect pear On the Christophers' pro­ control of dynamics, his ab­ CLUB officials have ex­ gram Sunday, Nov. IS, 11:15 solute grasp of the structure Planning Benefit Symphony Concerts plained that tickets are now Parry Cento Films of the music, his almost per­ being sold in advance on a a.m., on KOA-'TV, Channel 4. Conductor Vasilios Priakos, left, discusses Denver, will go to the .Arheibshop's Seminary Show at Voflcaa Denver, and KOAA-TV, Chan­ fect technique — all these en­ first-come, first-served basis. with Peggy St. Charles and Donald Schmitz Burse. Schmitz is president and Miss St. nel 5, Colorado Springs. abled him to deal with Pro- Each ticket is good for both Vatican City — (NC) — kofieff’s virtuoso score to per­ plans for the two Red Rocks Little Symphony Charles is vice president of the Catholic .Alumni performances. 'Tickets at $4 Singer Perry Como filmed his fection. concerts to be held at the Center of Performing Cluh. Priakos is designing a special program general admission, and $6 re- Christmas Eve television pro­ .Arts, Loretto Heights college, Denver, on of unusual interest for the two concerLs. Tickets sen’ed seat, - are available .And the orchestra played gram in the Vatican gardens Nov. 20 and 27. All proceeds from the concerts, are available from cluh members. from the Catholic Alumni club ^ Roborl Goulot Stars the difficult music almost as with the help of the Papal well. At a clip which would sponsored by the Catholic Alumni Club of headquarters,'?. 0. Box 6111, ' Singer Robert Goulet will be have challenged any orches­ Cherry Creek Station, Denver. Sistine choir. host of his own show on tra in the country, they Probably the main interest Como, preparing the pro­ Thursday, Nov. 19, 9 p.m., on flubbed a few passages in the of the club ,at present is its KLZ-TV, Channel 7, Denver. gram for the NBC network, first movement, but rather concern for supporting the Appealing with the popular Businessmen's Symphony got special permission from than marring the perform­ performer will be dancers seminarj’ burse, which is used the Vatican to take cameras ance, these flaws enhanced it. for the education of students Leslie Caron and Peter Gen- into the gardens for exterior This was a living, dynamic to the priesthood. Parishion­ naro and comic Terry- shots of the choir boys singing experience, not a canned elec­ To Open Season Nov. 13 ers throughout the Denver Thomas. with the dome of St. Peter’s tronic one, and the imperfec­ area have been urged to sup­ Pianist Barbara Ferrell Hill, cently returned from a trip Basilica in the background. tions served to make the num­ port these two concerts and, a doctor’s wife and mother of around the world, during erous perfections even more at the same time, help the The filming was done while three children, will be the which she conducted concerts satisfying. seminary burse. For many Pope Paul VI was present in featured soloist with the Den­ in Mexico, Japan, and Nor­ the Ecumenical Council hall Mr. Golschmann presided at years club members have ver Businessmen’s Symphony way. listening to debate on the his masterly best, too. His taken an active part in the Orchestra in a Council’s mission schema. impeccable, precise beat kept concert to be Mrs. Hill has been perform­ religious instruction of chil­ everything moving perfectly, presented Fri­ ing continuously since the age dren in the smaller missions and he can communicate to day, Nov. 13, of three. She studied at the and institutions in the arch­ Eastman School of Music in diocese. . the orchestra exactly what he 8:15 p.m., in Loretto Heights College wants. Since he is a fine mu­ Phipps Audi­ Rochester, N.Y. where she ob­ BOTH CONCERTS promise sician of long experience, what torium, Den­ tained her master's degree to be musically enjoyable. he wants is always good, in­ ver. and an artist’s diploma, both Priakos’ ability is expected to Denver’s quality coffee shops teresting, exciting. He knows Under the awarded with highest honors. TRIBUTE 3743 FEDERAL BOULEVARD At present she is a doctoral be displayed'through a varied EAST COLFAX AT TRENTON how to make the most famil­ direction of selection of compositions. Be­ 4300 WADSWORTH iar music sound fresh and Dr. Antonia candidate at the University of "WE NEVER CLOSE" Colorado. fore coming to Denver as the TO new, Brico, the or­ Season tickets at $5.50 (four assistant conductor of the Schubert’s “Fifth Sym­ chestra with Dr. Brico ENROLL NOW Mrs. Hill as soloist will per­ concerts) or single admission Denver Symphony, the SHAKESPEARE phony,” following the over­ Greek-born American toured form Saint-Saens “Piano Con­ at $1.50 can be obtained from FOR whelming Prokofieff, would the U.S. and Canada as music certo No. 2.” Other works on various Denver area firms or May Bonfils Stanton Accordion Lessons have sounded weakly anticli- director of the fafhed ”Ma- mactic in less competent the program include Beetho­ by calling 322-8380 for reser­ ven’s "Prometheus Overture.” vations. Tickets will be on zowsze” ballet company from CENTER OF IT’S FU N hands. On Tuesday it .sounded Warsaw, Poland. as light and fresh as moun­ Sibelius’ “Tone Poem En sale on the night of the per­ PERFORMING ARTS Saga.” and Shostakovich's formance at the door. Bom 100 miles north of • L«w Rtntal Plan tain water after a glorious “Symphony No. 1. " Athens, Priakos studied at the • Instructions in Yaur Heme Russian (or, in this case, Athens conservatorj' of music. • Expert TcKhing largely French) dinner. Then DR. BRICO has^ announced Nov. 12, 13, 14, 8:15 P.M. THIS PROGRAM will be the The late Dimitri Mitroupo- Write toi Creston’s two choric dances, the other concerts for the lous, director of the school at first in the current series of Adults Students with the blues richness of the coming season, which include the time, was Priakos' first JOE M A CK’S in rewarding musical evenings first and the fascinating ryth­ Brando ‘Caosar’ Sibelius ’“Symphony No .2” on teacher of conducting. Grad­ $1.00 .50 MUSIC CENTER mic complexities of the sec­ scheduled by the Denver Bus­ Jan. 22; Mahler’s “Song of the uating from the conservatory. P. 0. Box 19145 ond, and de Falla’s “Three- Marlon Brando portrays inessmen’s Symphony, com- Earth,” probably the first Cornered Hat” suite, with its Mark Antony in Shakespeare’s po.sed of professional musi­ Denvor, Colorado Denver performance of this full brassy orchestration, “JuUus Caesar,” the M.G.M. cians. The extremely capable 80219 work, on March 12; and a brought a thoroughly satisfy­ conducting of Dr. Brico has classic film version of the made this orchestra one of concert version of Mozart’s Uiltn Ivtry Sunday it tiM p.m. ti Jm Mack's Radio Prodram IN On Your Dial ing musical evening to an end. drama now playing a limited the outstanding groups in the The Magic Flute, on May 13, engagement at the Ogden midwest. Dr. Brico just re­ 14, and 21. Theafer theater. Denver. Discount f i l l A N H E l l Pamlly tickets for Denver area paro­ The late James Gleason will chial and public schools are ^ I N E T ^ BINGO SUPPLIES be heard in a rebroadcast of available. Also appearing in '2 Worlds of Kennedy' The Retiring Mr. Hewitt on this noteworthy film are DENVER PHONE 222-4198 Complete Line of Bingo Father Patrick Peyton’s Fam­ James Mason, Deborah Kerr, Supplies and Equipment ily Theater Sunday, Nov. 15, 9 Greer Garson, and John Giel­ BINGO GAMES SUPPLY CO. p.m., on KOSI Radio, Denver. gud. To Be Telecast Tribute JAMES S. (JIMMY) HOFSETZ ^irkiririririrkiriH ririr-kirkirkirirk'kirirkirirk'kir'kirkir-k'kirkirkitirk-r Exclusive films of the late President, will relate anec­ Ix)cated between Curtis and Classification President John F. Kennedy dotes illustrating the Presi­ Champa on 11th St. and his family in leisure dent’s warm and sparkling Across from St. F.lizabeth's Church MOVIES By Legion of Decency sense of humor. ”22 Years Experience” hours, some of which have not for Information or catalog Following oro clooilflcotioftt of motion picturot by tho Logion of Doconcy appeared oh television before, for lllm i curronfly ploying in Donvor oroa first-run, nolghborhooU, and drivo-ln will highlight ABC News’ spe­ Write or Call ttMotors, os wall as tbooo appoaiing on tolovision In betn m t Donvor ind Colo­ TV Tribute Tfcu “UHlmatm” In M eunfnbi D ining 1H7 lltvtfltlt tIrM t Bus. Pbonoi IS S 1074 rado SpHngs ortos. Dally listings must bo cbackod lor Umo, ploco, and TV sta­ cial commemorative telecast, Dtftvtr, Color Ret. Pbontt fM tion. Ratings of movlos on TV are cliockod against listings found in "T V Guido" "John F. Kennedy:, His Two COLORADO’S Most Exciting Mountain Restaurant. Ameri­ M2B4 magailno. Classifications oro: A-t, family; A-^ adults and adolosconts; A-3, To Kennedy can and European Cuisine, Selected Wines, Cocktails in adults only; A-4, adults only, witb rosorvallons; B, morally obloctionobla In part Worlds.” on the first anniver­ for all; C, condomnod. — (Compilod by Tom Officor) the JESTER LOUNGE, or simply relax in the FIRESIDE sary of his tragic Dallas as­ "The Burden and Glory of LOUNGE and watch the ever changing sunsets upon the Current Movies On Television sassination, Sunday, Nov. 22, John F. Kennedy,” CBS Colorado Rockies, iShile PEGGY plays your favorite songs news special, will be pre­ Foil Solo, A-1; Fata Is Huntor, A -l; SATURDA.Y NOV. 14 on KBTV, Channel 9, Denver, and melodies at the Piano. sented Wednesday, Nov. 18, at Girt With Groan Eyas, A-4; Ooodbyo Port of Now Yorltp A-2; Soporato and KRDO-TV. Channel 13, 20 Miles Southwest of Denver on U. S. 285 at Conifer Charilo, A-3; IPs A4ad, A4ad, Mad, Mod ToMtSr A-S; Bombtrs B-S2r A-2; Riff Colorado Springs. 5:30 p.m. on KLZ-TV, Chan­ World. A -l; Julius Cootar, A-1; Kitton Raffs B; Somt Camo Running, B; Dark OPEN 5 P.M.—SUNDAY 12 NOON-CLOSED MONDAYS Wltk Whip, B ; Ulith, A-4; M ary Pap­ at Top of Stoirs, A-3; Bttwotn Hoavtn nel 7, Denver, YOUR HOSTS . . . CLARENCE AND GLADYS KUM2 ins. A-1; M y Fair Lady, A -l; Of Hu­ and Htii, A*2; Dotorl Logion, A-1; Last The new and poignantly in­ and at 9 p.m. man Bandago, B; Outrago, A-3; Pa|ama Days of PompoM, A -l; War of Sattl* timate portrait of John Ken­ Party, B; R o a ^ for Foopio, A-1; iittt, A-2; Crack-Up, A-2; Honky Tonk, on KKTV, tond Mo No Flowort, A-3; Sacral In­ B ; Blood of Dracuta, B. nedy, private citizen, will be C hannel 11, vasion, A-3; Soma Poopla, unlistod; SUNDAYd NOV. IS seen along with film studies of Throo Fanny Opora, A-3; Youngblood Colorado Waapans for Vengtanca, B; Yank in the president’s active public Hawko, A-3; Young Lovors, A-3. London, A-2; Any Numbtr Can Play, Springs. B ; Scott of Antarctic, A-1; Blrdman of life. The docu­ Neighborhood, Drlve-in Alcatraz, A-2; Going M y Way, A-1; Last The program will present a mentary pro- TRY OUR Bockat, A-3; Botiold Palo Horsa, A-3; Days of Pomptii, A-1; Pat and Mikt, Carpotbaggors, B ; Ensign Putvor, A-3; A-2. view of a President, who, as ’ gram chroni­ Fall of Roman Empire, A-1; Four Days MONDAY. NOV. 14 Supreme Court Justice Arthur cles the late in Novofflbor, A-1; Goad Notghbar Sam, Princa of Thitvts, A-1; Going My P r e s i d e n t ’s A-3; Hard Day's Night, A -l; Honay- Wayr A-1; TNat Lady in Ennina. B; El Goldberg observed, “regarded ALL-AMERICAN! moan H o M , B ; Housa It Not Homo, Paso, B; Nigfit and City, B; Damn public service as an opportun­ q u e s t f D r B; I'd Rathor Bo Rkh , A-3; Invitation Yankats, A-2; Mirror Has Two Pacts, ity to serve the country, not peace through J»i<" f . Ktnntdv to Gunfightor, A-3; Julius Caotar, A-1; A-2; Otidtn Hordt, A-2. film clips and off-camera nar- | Klllors. A-3; KIssos for My Fresidtot, TUESDAY, NOV. 17 in a ponderous way, but in a A-3; Llvoly tot, A-1; Lang Ships. B ; Storm Ovtr N ik , A-1; Domn Yankots, gay way, a happy way.” ration by Cabinet members, i Maims. A-3; McNak't Navy, A-l; A-2; Thitf, A-2; Tta for Two, A-2; Mooniplnnocs, A-1; Now Inlornt. B; advisers, and legislators who I Ton North Pradahek, A-2; Horror worked with him. NIgM of Iguana, A-4; Of Human Bond- Chambar of Dr. Paustvs, A-2; Onion- APPE.ARING on the special sgo, B; Falama Party, B; Fink hood, B ; Ballad of Soldier, A-2; Wings Filmed excerpts from many ■ Panihor. A-3; Quo Vadls, A-1; Rldo of Hawk, A-2. memorial telecast will be a Wild Surf. A-1; 7th Dawn, B ; Shot In number of close acquaint­ of his speeches will be shown, ! Dark. B ; So Door to M y Hoart, A -l; WEDNESDAY, NOV. II Sams Faoplo. unlistod; Station Six — Mating of Mlllit, A-2; Onionboad, B; ances of the President from including his Inauguration ad- ! Sahara, B; Topkapi, A-3; Unsinkablo Lattor Prom Unknown Woman, B; Htr all walks of life, ranging from dress in January, 1961, and Molly Brown, A-3; Visit, A-4; Viva Las 12 Man, A-1; Hoavtn Knows, Mf. Alli­ his foreign affairs speech in Vogas, B ; What Way to Go, B ; Whore son, A-1; Sad Sack, A -l; Calamity Jant, former Chairman of the Joint Lovo Hos Gono, A-3; Woman of Straw, A-1; School for Scoandrtls, A-2; Troas- Chiefs of Staff Gen. Maxwell Salt Lake City, Utah, in Sep­ A-3; World of Honry Oriont, A-3; Yos- uro of Lost Canyon, A-1. tember, 1963. Taylor and Justice Goldberg • 100% tu n KEF HAMtUICa lordoy. Today, and Tomorrow, B; THURSDAY, NOV. If Narration will include per­ Zulu, A-3. Wolking Hills, A-2; Calamity Jant, to Mrs. Irene Guiney, seventh- • crisp OOlOEN FRENCH FRIES A-1; Btrlin Kxprtaa, A-1; Tripoli, A-2; grade teacher of the president sonal recollections of clean Martod woman, A-2; Raortddo, A-2; Rusk, Secretary of State: Ad- • CREAMY OUMASWOMD SHAKE Invialblt Bay, A-1; Caort-Martlal of and his brother, Robert Ken­ Billy Mitctitll, A-1; I^N Cry Tomorrow, lai E. Stevenson, Ambassador nedy, at the Riverdale Coun­ A-2; Yoong Gtms, B ; Smoko Signal, to the UN; Vice President­ A-1. try School, and K. L«Moyne elect Hubert Humphrey; and HEAR PR IDAY, NOV. 21 Billings, the president’s Hamoorard Bomt, A-S; 111 Cry To­ Theodore Sorensen, who Choate schoolmate who man­ morrow, A-2; Iron Ma}ar, A-1; All served as Kennedy’s special tratkart Waro Valiant, A4; Man 1 aged his first campaign for ASK and UAKN Lovo, I ; Do RhNarBd i ; Glawn Millar counsel. m tiary, A O ; Darky's R an f t r v A -l; Oon- the House of Representatives. n* liMM S R k 3MM... fia. Mb Ym arN Bw a n t Dotia Ravtro, A-2; Rawkldo Ytars, Original music was com­ •0 mrOoi A-2; Btau Goste, A-1. Interviews will be televised posed by Anthony Mottola. «■ ku Axing M Me- On KOA Radio with Mrs. Martin Luther ______OtuN#a. ErerrAMf h • MHMig Stage Guide ... M uRm Bt d m . Cu m M auf ll;2t Every Sunday evening. King, who received a now- Bm for s M o l fo food V (m Beyond ttw Fringe: Adults 0 prkut diet pfooH you. Questhms on rellgton mb- Carotr: Adults famous phone call from candi- Sacred Heart Program milled by the radio aodi- date Kennedv in 1960 and enre aaBwerod on the arch- again in 1963 when her hus­ “The Testimony of St. Paul” dioorsan broadratl. ‘Hour of St. Francis’ band was imprisoned in will be discussed by the Verj- A BfMkIet on Catholic Birmingham; T ^ Sorensen. Rev. William Driscoll, S.J., Challenge, a drama starring Church available free of Kennedy’s speech writer and« on the Sacred Heart program ceet to aD iacolrloa. John LupUm and Jack Nichol­ alter ego; and Prof, J. Ken­ Sunday, Nov. IS, at 7:45 a.m., son. will be seen on the “Hour neth Galbraith, former U. S. on KBIT, Channel 9, Denver. WRITE TO of St. Francis” program Sun­ .Ambassador to India. On the same day, in Colorado Ask aad Learn, Slation day, Nov. 15, 10:30 a.m., Springs, on KKTV, Channel KOA. Denver 8I2C3, KRDO-TV, Channel 13. Colo­ Charles Spaulding and Un- 11, at 9 a.m., the Rev. John McMli Colorado rado Springs. Stephen Mc­ dersecretar>’ of the Navy Paul E. Curley, S J., will speak on ALAMEDA CENTER 4215 W. COLFAX Nally’ is host and narrator. B. Faj", close friends of the “A One-h-24 Offering.” EAST COLFAX I PENNSYLVANIA Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 Three-Way Tie Still Possible in Parok St. James to Meet Teen-Age Smoking Risk, Presentation for City Health Problems Probed Mullen, Regis Gridders Clash Sunday Lightweight Crown Emphasis was fixed on the medical school, is conducting risk and prevention of teen-age studies on emphysema and oth­ Holy Family assured itself at .St. James Lightweights will ' The Denver Parochial league smoking at the I3th annual er lung diseases. least fifth place and a possible meet Presentation for the cham­ ! football season is slated to come Workshop of School Health Vol­ Another growing health prob­ to an end Sunday with three tie with Machebeuf for fourth pionship of the Denver Junior unteers and the Denver Depart­ lem among school - age chil­ games on the docket. behind the three title aspirants. Parochial league. Date of the football clash had ment of Health and Hospitals dren is alcoholism, said Dr. Wil­ But the possibilities of an There’s the possibility of a not been determined at press held recently. liam .M. M. Robinson, acting di­ outright championship for Mul­ three-way tie for sixth, should I time. Thousands of today’s children rector of outpatient services of len, a two-w'ay tie between both St. Joseph and St. Francis i St. James, coached by Roy will needlessly die of lung can­ the Denver department of Mullen and Regis or a three- lose next Sunday. .Annunciation Rouse, went unbeaten through cer before they reach 70, said Health and Hospitals. He said W'ay wfindup involving these two is 3-6 and has completed its I its league opponents, defeating Dr. Robert B. Skinner, manager the problem of alcoholism starts 1 and St. Mary’s all exist. season, but could share the Blessed Sacrament, 19-13, in the of the Denver Department of in the schools. rung with these two. East division championship tus- Health and Hospitals. Due to Dr. Samuel Johnson, director THE ANNUAL crosstown Cathedral and .Mt. Carmel ' sle. the serious nature of the prob­ of public health and preventive windup game between Mullen wound up their slates firmly i St. James then defeated Sa­ lem, he said, the workshop dealt medicine at the department out­ and Regis is, of course, the key entrenched in ninth and 10th cred Heart, 32-7, last Sunday in with the widespread problem. to the whole affair. This one will spots, respectively. lined efforts being made to playoff semifinals. be staged Sunday at 2 p.m. at Discussing the problem of' bring a long - standing prob­ This is the fourth straight Mullen Stadium. MULLEN FIRED out to three smoking among adolescents a t! lem, communicable disease, un­ year the St. James Lightweights Meanwhile, it will be Mache- first quarter touchdowns and the workshop was Dr. Roger der control. He explained Den­ have won the East division beuf vs. St. Joseph at 2 p.m. then let the reserves take over .Mitchell, director of the Webb- ver’s recent immunization sur­ crown. Rouse coached them to at Regis stadium and St. Mary’s most of the way against Mt. Waring Institute for Medical vey and plans for achieving im­ the city championship in 1962. vs. St. Francis at the same hour Carmel. Steve (jnorofskie ran Research. Dr. .Mitchell is past munization of the population. at Wasson stadium in Colorado for two scores and A1 Youngs president of the American Tru­ Springs. and John Kerin one apiece. deau society, ^he Webb - War­ If Mullen defeats Regis, the Bob Langfield threw for News Deadline! ing Institute, which is affiliated Young Adults with the University of Colorado Mustangs are champions. If two Regis TDs and ran for a The deadline for news stories To Meet Sunday Regis upends Mullen, those two third. Scott Spinney tossed a TD and pictures to appear in the teams tie. And, if St. Mary’s pass and was on the receiving “Denver Catholic Register” is Regis Will Play , St. John’s Catholic Young turns back St. Francis, coupled end of another. Rusty Liley, .Monday at 5 p.m. Correspond- Adult club members will re­ with a Mullen loss, the league Dave Hawkins and Fred Ziska lents are asked to have their ma­ Mines in Soccer Iceive Communion corporately in race ends up in a three-way also scored for the Raiders. the 10 a.m. Mass Sunday, Nov. terial at the "Register” office The Regis college soccer deadlock just as it did in 1962. Bob Maloney had two long 15. I at this time to assure publica­ team, still loojdng for its first This, of course, would neces­ scoring runs for .Machebeuf A breakfast will follow during tion in the following Thursday Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate sitate a playoff to determine the John Kalinski also scored twice which Father Paul F. Wicker, I issue. Soccer League victory, will be opponent of Pueblo Catholic in and Ed Mizicko once. Jay Ix>m- assistant pastor of St. John the hosts to the Colorado School of the state Parok championship bardi pitched for two of the Evangelist’s parish, will ad­ Mines in a game at 1 p.m. Sat- game. tallies. Hank Krizman punched STANDINGS j dress the group. Other activi­ i urday, Nov. 14. IN GAMES last week, Mul­ over for two of the Warrior w L Pet. Pts. OP ties for the club follow; Mullen 1 0 1.000 115 33 Regis, now 1-6 for the season, len waltzed past .Mt. Carmel, scores and Connie Honeker re­ St. M t ry 'i 7 1 .175 m 14 Nov. 21 — Winter Prelude at 26-0; Regis did likewise against turned a kickoff 98 yards for Regis 7 1 .175 204 44 dropped a 2-1 decision to the Hilton hotel from 9 p.m. to 2 Annunciation, 33-0; Machebeuf Mach«beuf 5 3 .425 170 48 .Air Force .Academy Junior Var­ the third. Holy Femily S 4 .554 113 107 a.m. The semi-formal affair will outscored St. Francis, 33-18, and Ken .Milano threw a pair of St. Francis 3 S .375 122 134 sity last Saturday at Regis. cost $1.50 per person. Holy Family blanked Cathedral, TD passes for Holy Family with St. Joseph's 3 s .375 47 121 Annunciation 3 4 .333 91 192 The Rangers close out their .Nov. 29 — Swim party at the 19-0. Richard Paprocki and Mark Cathodral 1 t .111 31 154 1964 soccer schedule Nov. 22 Celebrity Sports center. Dec. 6 This Tig«r’s Tough to Cage The first and second division Potter on the receiving end. Vic Mt. Carmel 0 9 .000 13 310 with a home game against Colo­ — Meeting at St. John’s cafe­ break was made complete as Keiter ran for the other. rado State university. teria at 7:30 p.in. Holy Family’s Vic Keiler (40) sets his and an unidentified teammate at left. Keiter sights on the wide open spaces and a pair of picked up five yards on this maneuver, later Cathedral tacklers find that he’s a tough scampering 25 yards for a touchdown as Holy Tiger to bring down. Attempting to bait the Family won the Parok contest, 19-0, to close halfback are the Blue Jays’ Bob Lee (10), out a successful season. cYo ; ♦ ♦ ♦ Activities J The Cathedral-St. Philome- na CYO meets the .irsl and third Monday of every month w / i r o m T S at Cathedral high sclidfel, 18th avenue and Logan street, at 7:30 p.m. PERHAPS MSGR. THOMAS BARRY is right. The Annuncia­ Every Monday at 7 p.m. tion parish pastor has advocated a division of the Denver Paro­ there are CCD instructions for Catholic students in pub­ chial league for football. lic high schools. Some public 0 He’s tired of seeing his team and some of the le.sser lights high school students in these take the field several times a year for games in which it’s al­ parishes have not yet con­ most a foregone conclusion they’re going to get clobbered. tacted the CYO, and ninth He would like to see Annunciation, Mt. Carmel and St. Jo­ graders in junior high schools are welcome to join. A spe­ seph, for example, schedule each other a couple or three times cial prize is awarded at each a year and let the schools with larger enrollments, better facili­ meeting. ties, etc., continue on their level. The CYO will sponsor a Current year enrollments of these schools are Annunciation, dance Nov. 14 in St. Philo- Sating^ 33<; Mt. Carmel, 292;'v St. Joseph, 311. And it's interesting to mena’s school hall, from 7:30 note that these three schools are the only ones that are down in p.m. to 10:30 p.m. The Mc­ enrollment from the figures of five years ago. Annunciation is Coys will play. off 35, M t Carmel off 23 and St. Joseph off 31. A Thanksgiving dance spon­ Looking at the overall situation among Denver Parochial sored by the Jefferson County league member schools, these three are quite a drop below the CYO will be held Wednesday next smallest in enrollment. evening, Nov. 25, from 7:30 to 11:30 o’clock. Admission will AGAIN, USING 1964-65 enrollment: Cathedral, 805; St. Fran­ be $1 per person. cis, 719; Regis, 614 (all boys); St. Mary's, 603; Machebeuf, 602; Holy Family, 539; Mullen, 349 (all boys). A parish “bam dance” is That makes it pretty difficult to fault the monsignor in his being planned by the CYO of thinking. St. Joseph’s parish. Golden, Saturday, Nov. 21, from 8:30 The answer to the three small schools playing each other p.m. to 12:30 a.m. in the par­ on multiple occasions (certainly more than twice in a season ish hall. becomes rather ridiculous) might be In scheduling other private All parishioners and their schools with similar problems. friends are invited to attend. How about St. Mary’s of Walsenburg and St. Anthony’s of Refreshments will be served. Sterling? And then, perhaps, fill out the slate with such “inde­ Admission is $1 per person. pendents” as Denver Lutheran, Denver Christian, Denver Coun­ Members of Our Lady of try Day, Colorado academy. Fatima CYO. I.akewood, are In this type of scheduling the can sound off the names of the working on a religious float seven larger schools remaining Four Horsemen.” tell them for the Denver Christmas pa­ in DPL football play would have you can go them one better rade. The last meeting was more leeway in scheduling a and give them the “Seven spent making crepe paper few non-league opponents. Mules,” too. I wonder how the folks ft^om * * • flowers for the float, a Na­ -w hen you open a the schools feel about such a tivity scene done in contempo­ PICKING ’EM: Mullen over setup? I’m thinking of the play­ rary style. The figures on the Regis — gotta stick with the ers and other students, the float will be members of the $100 or more Christmas Savings Club Account leader; Machebeuf over St. Jo­ coaches, the alums, CYO. U « • seph — Buffs sew up fourth place; St. Mary’s over St. IT WAS 31 years ago that the Francis — Pirates battle down famous Four Horsemen cavort­ Irish-Pitt Film Set to last flicker of hope. Your Choice of: ed for Notre Dame, Last week's picks: 4 right. 0 Highlights of Notre Dame’s One of the questions most wrong. narrow 17-15 win over Pitt will often asked of sports depart­ ^ Imperial Satellite Flash Camera Season to date; 32 right, 6 be shown Saturday (Nov. 14) ments each year is: “Who were wrong for .842. over KLZ-TV at 3:30 p.m. the Four Horsemen?’’ Invari­ A ably, the one they can’t recall “ RwgisiM” Rrlntwr ^ Purified Spices with Rack is Don Miller, who was the (8 Varieties) right halfback. The others were to Rowl on TV Harry Stuhldreher, quarter­ Bob Smaldone, Catholic Regis­ WATCH// ^ Stuffed Toy Dog back; Jim Crowley, left half, ter printer, will attempt to pick us GROW / / {Cuddly Plush Hound Dog) and Elmer Layden, fullback. up that split, on Saturday, Nov. There were seven good rea­ 14th, channel 2, from 4 to 5, on sons why the 1924 Notre Dame “Make That Split." team ran high, wide and hand­ ^ Hl-Fidelity Album some over nine regular-season (Choose one of 4 Favorites) foes and then defeated Stan­ Pueblo Catholic Wins ford 27-11, in the Rose Bowl • Andy Williams Christmas Album (only bowl game in Irish his­ Southern Colorado • • Children’s Christmas Record Set tory). These were the “Seven Parok Championship . ' • Andy Williams’ My Fair Lady Mules,’’ who opened those holes for the “Four Horsemen” and Pueblo — Coach Jack Brook- ■ • The Favorite Songs of Christmas became almost as famous as hart and his Pueblo Cath­ CARS SOLD! (with Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, the backs. olic Shamrocks are the Southern Since March 1, 1963 One of these seven was Ed­ Colorado Parochial league foot­ Tennessee Ernie Ford and others) ball champions. ED TYNAN'S gar (Rip) Miller, for many You may join a club wi^h $1.00 or more deposit and years now the assistant ath­ Pueblo Catholic scored a con­ letic director at Navy. vincing 41-1 win over Canon £aAl{^o(fax pay as little as 50(^ up to $10.00 a week. City Abbey here Sunday. Prev­ SO. WHEN Notre Dame iously the Shamrocks had edged CHRYSLER played Navy on Oct. 31, they Trinidad Catholic, U-l. PLYMOUTH See FREE GIFTS On Display in Central’s Lobby had a SO-year reunion of the The Pueblo squad is slated to l\< . four surviving members of that meet the winner of the Denver great line. On hand were Adam Parochial league crown Nov. 22 NEW Walsh, team captain and cen­ in Denver. However, if there is 1965 VALIANT ter; Joe Bach, left tackle; a tie for the DPL title, the state Chuck Collins, left end. and championship encounter on- Miller, the right tackle. doubtHly will be postponed a $1r895 week while the Denver contend' DELIVERED DENVER Deceased are Ed Hnnshier, 4 Strvicu right end; Noble Klier, right ers settle their differences. guard, and Dr. John Wiebel, The Shamrocks wound up left guard. their regular season play with E. COLFAX ^ou ®ai/c a .S^/iiend aHlte You might want to clip this. a record of 8 wins, 1 loss aid 5225 Next time someone asks if you 1 tie. 1,1. w m m m m

Page 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 Propagation of Faith Aided UcAuliffe tllfj Through Parish Donations Top Denver l e I The following contributions to announced by the Chancery of­ Holy Family - Security Village 162.78 W ill, ' l l Craig — St. Michael's 56.13 , the collection for the Society fice. Cripple Creek — St. Peter's 21.10 Vote Getter I for the Propagation of the Money donated to the society Crook — St. Peter's 12 3C Deer Trail — (Mission of Hugo) 15.00 j Faith, taken up in pai ishes of is used to assist in the mission Derby — St. Catherine's 147.44 Gerald E. McAuliffe, a vet­• the archdiocese Oct 25. were ary work of the Church. Eagle — St. M ary's eran public .servant in Denver □ ENVER PARISHES East Lake — (Mission of Brighton) 38 00 and Colorado, was leadin;< vote Caftiedrai ].U4.46 Erie — St. Scholastica's By Mfalfer Kronz getter in the district judgeships All Saints 276.50 Estes Park — Our Lady of the All Souls', Englewood 679.70 Mountains 36 5G races in Denver in the recent Annunciation too.oc Evergreen — Christ the King 209 00 Music Without Words elections. Blessed Sacrament 653 32 Fairplay — St Joseph's 6.25 Today's songs — as rendered by the various rock Christ the King 606.50 Flagler — St. Mary's 25.00 Cure d'Ars 391.00 Fleming — St. Peter's 190 00 and roll ‘’artists” — are songs without words. Words St. Patrick's, Fort Logan JUDGE McAUI.IFFE, a Dem­ 246.30 FORT COLLINS really aren’t necessary in modern songs. The beat is ocrat. had 120..259 votes in the Guardian Angels' 95.00 Holy Family Holy Cross. Thornton 349.31 St. Joseph's what counts. Holy Family race for the six-year term. The 450.00 Fort Lupton — St W illiam's 31.49 Holy Ghost .\n(J if ihe uortis don’t fit. 550 00 Fort Morgan — St. Helena's 106 39 Stor>\” is concentrating entire­ other three elected to six-year Holy Rosary 15).W Fountain — why slur ’em. man. and make terms and their vote totals are Hoiy Trtnitv, Aestmirstpr ly on musical comedy. Joe’s 422.00 (Colorado Springs — St Paul) 'em fit. Any old way'll do. .lust Most Precious Blood 383.93 Frederick — St. Therese written with the best of them •James C. Flanigan, 109,129; Vother of God 235.90 Georgetown — Our get that beat going and keep it .Merle R. Knous, 117.196; and Mount Carmel in his day. Ke and the late Plan Degree Class 126.33 Lady of Lourdes 10.00 Notre Dame going! Edward J. Byrne, 111,588. .Ml 232.00 Gienwood Springs — St. Stephen's 196.74 Harry Harris (“I Surrender, Our Lady of Fatima Exemplification of the major Degrees will be held by the 640.00 Grand Lake — St. Anne's are Democrats. Our Lady of Grace But it was not ever thus. .-^tiDear* and “It Must Be True”) 47.00 (Kremmling) 15.00 Our Lady of Guadalupe one time, back at the dawn of Knights of Columbus Sunday, Nov. 22, at St. Joseph's hall, 6th Richard L. Ott, also a Demo­ Grand Valley — St. Brendan's wrote lots of popular songs Our Lady of Lourdes 210.25 G R E E L E Y civilization when I was a young when they were staff writers on and Galapago, starting at 1 p.m. The ceremonies will be crat, received 105,8''0 votes in Our Lady of Visitation 15.00 Our Lady of Peace 60.19 man. words were extremely im­ named for the late Ur. Earl C. Bach, past state deputy and his election to the two-year Presentation 237.05 St. Peter's the old Jack Oakie-Mae West Sacred Heart term as district judge. 68.75 Grover — St. Mary's portant in songs. In fact, the radio show back in the ’30s. noted educator at Eoretto Heights college. .About 40 candi­ St. Anne's, Arvada 441.00 Haxtun — Christ the King St. Anthony's words — the title and the way Joe’s got a truck-full of good Judge McAuliffe, a member 224.25 (Holyoke) 5.45 dates from seven Denver area councils will be initiated. St. Bernadette's, Lakewood 439.87 Holyoke — St. Patrick's 41.63 it was developed — were the material, but it’s gathering dust. of Christ the King parish, is one St. Cajetan's Planning the ceremonies are, left to right, Donald Maring, 99.25 Hudson — St. Isadora 20.00 most important part of the song, No market. So he’s devoting all of 10 children, one of them a St. Catherine's 440.00 Hugo ~ St. Anthony's 32.67 grand knight of Dr. Earl C. Bach council; Fred Harris, dis­ St. Clara's Orphanage 15.00 Idaho Springs — St. Paul's 25.00 and the accomplished lyricist his time to musicals. member of the Sisters of Char­ St. Dominic's trict deputy, and Dr. John Fischer, district deputy. 310.65 Iliff — St. Catherine's 24.68 was the top man in any song- Will the pendulum ever swing ity. He and his wife have one St. Elizabeth's 276.00 Julesburg St. Anthony's 70.00 St. Francis de Sales' writing team. daughter, .Mary, a novice with 800.00 Kiowa — St. Ann's 24.26 the other way? Will the popular St. Ignatius, Loyola's 117.N Kit Carson — St. Augustine’s 61.31 the Sisters of Loretto. To Address St. James , love song ever come into its own WANTED EMPLOYMENT Forward Spring 500.00 Kremmling — St. Peter's 22.75 FOR EXAMPLE, there was again? Will stag lines, and ro­ Luncheon Club St. John the Evangelist's 524.00 Keenesburg — Holy Family 15.50 St. Joseph’s (C.SS.R.) 143.43 Lafayette lmn%aculate ' Roy Turk, dead these many mance on the dance floor, and M«n wtll fxptritnced in tangibit Ponce, P.R. —The opening .4' GRADUATE OF Westmin St. Joseph's, Golden 207.00 ftaitt/ purchasing, public rtlatiens/ Conception here of the IG-week accredit­ Daniel .S. Hoffman, .Man­ St. Joseph's, (Polish) 70.00 years. But he wrote some lyrics soft lights and sweet music ever managamtnt/ somt accounting, bast ster Law School, Judge Mc.Au-^ LEADVILLE St. Leo the Great's Annunciation iike •'I’ll Get By.” “I Dont again be a part of that wonder­ of charaettr, hontsty. ed “Spring ’65” course in all liffe was admitted to the prac-' ager of Safety for the city of 141.20 St. Louis', Englewood 492.23 St. Joseph's 80.00 aspects of life and mission Denver, will be the guest St. M a ry .Magdalen's Know Why," and “Where the ful time called youth? I like to 333-0983 tice of law in 1930. Limon — (Mission of Hugo) 38.50 work in Latin America, has speaker on Nov. 13 at the K. Edgewater 261.85 Longmont — St. John the Baptist's Blue of the Night Meets the think that in God’s good time, He has served as assistant St. M ary's, Littleton been changed to coincide with of C. Friday Luncheon club, 989.00 Louisville — St. Louis' 87.30 Gold of the Day.” Pretty fine all this might happen. city attorney for Denver; as a St. Patrick's 144.30 Loveland — St. John's 146.00 Sts. Peter and Paul's, stuff. And not easy to do. Every the start of the second semes­ member of the Colorado Legis­ 15.55 Grant street. Manitou — (Mission of Sacred TRY ter in the United Slates. It Wheatridge 475.00 Heart — Colorado Springs) 23.50 phrase had to fit perfectly with lature; as assistant attorney Mr. Hoffman holds degrees St. Philomena's 728.50 Matheson — St. Agnes' (Mi.sslon St. Pius X 's, Aurora the music, and the end result News Deadline! will begin Feb. 2 and end on general for Colorado; as a mem­ from C.U. and D.U. He was 427.85 of Calhan) May 21, at the Ponce Insti­ number one in his class from St. Rose of Lim a's 195.00 Mead — (Mission of Frederick) 31.50 had to ring true. ber of the anti-trust division of St. Theresa's, Aurora Meeker — Holy Family 19.70 The deadline for news stories tute for Intercultural Rela­ the U.S. Department of Justice D.U. Law school, graduating St. Vincent de Paul's U83.00 MInturn — St. Patrick's Of course' we all admire the and pictures to appear in the tions at the Catholic Univer­ magnu cum laude. PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER Monument — St Peter's (Mission lyrics of Ixirenz Hart — “Where FIRST holding once the post of acting Akron — St. Joseph's 124.50 of Elbert) 30 40 "Denver Catholic Register” is sity, Ponce, Puerto Rico. ■chief, as Denver municipal He is past president of the Aspen — St. M a ry 's 86.20 Oak Creek — St. Martin's 14.05 or When.” “1 Didn’t Know What Monday at 5 p.m. Mile High Civitan cinh and at Basalt — St. Vincent's 34.63 Newcastle — Precious Blood Time It Was,” “ Manhattan.” Fiesta Dishes - Open Slock judge, and presiding judge of Boulder — Sacred Heart 569.13 (Mission of Rifle) 2.00 Gifts - Hardware - I’aint COMPLETE CAR SERVICE the Denver Municipal Court; present is a member of the Boulder, South — Sacred Heart Peetz — Sacred Heart 60.50 And Oscar Hammerstein’s great Gla.ss - Toys hoard of directors, Jewish of M ary 107.06 Plattevilie - St. Nicholas' 37.15 contributions, “Old .Man River," GENERAL SOUND TUNE UP • CARBURETOR and as legal advisor and referee Boulder — St, Thomas Aquinas' 196.00 43.50 Pipe Threading AUTO. TRANS. Rangely ~ St. Ignatius' for the juvenile court. Family and Children's serv­ Briggsdale — St. Joseph's Redcliff — Mt. Carmel (Mission “Surrey With the Fringe on i Your Cor ProOltm - Our SpooliUy & Window Shades - Key ice. Brighton — St. Augustine's 466.521 of Minturn) Top." and hundreds of others! Duplicating EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR Broomfield — Nativity of Our Rifle — St. Mary's 33.00 equally as fine. Richard Rod-, Past Grand Knight Bill Lord 350.00 Roggen — Sacred Heart 76.00 ELEGRONICS CO. Open Friday Evenings ONEIDA GARAGE Dresler, toastmaster for the Brush — St. M a ry's 60 51 Silt ^ Sacred Heart 6.00 ger’s music is outstanding. but| SPECIALIZING IN SOUND Bill Kirfc 1400 OntidO ID -ISSS occasion, urges all men to at­ Buffalo — St. Elizabeth's Steemboat Springs — Holy Name 31.02 can you imagine the music with­ COMPONENTS 32 Broadway 733-2940 Burlington — St. Catherine's 21.00 Sterling — St. Anthony of Padua's 425.00 tend the luncheon, which Calhan — St. Michael's Stoneham — St. John's out the words? Makes you VEGA - MIKE starts at noon and ends Cascade — (Mission of Sacred Strasburg — (Mission of Hugo) 15.00 realize the importance of the WIRELESS MICROPHONE Heart, Colo. Springs) 12.15 Stratton — St. Charles' 132.00 promptly at 1 p.m. Castle Rock — St. Francis' 35.62 Superior — St. Benedict's lyrics. "SALES "SERVICE Central City — Assumption (South Boulder) .All that has changed. I can "INSTALLATION WIUIAMS RAMBLER, INC. (Idaho Springs) 7.50 Victor — St. Victor's Cheyenne Wells — Sacred Heart Walden St. Ignatius' envision the time, not too far 165.55 TECHNICAL ADVICE K. of C. Unit Sets COLORADO SPRINGS Welby — Assumption 152.50 away, when the new “songs” Corpus Chrlsti 460.00 Weldona — St. Francis' (Mission SURVEY t ANALYSIS Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Service Divine Redeemer 1,051.82 of Brush) 19.60 will he completely without lyr­ AT NO CHARGE Open House Holy Trinity 387.53 Wiggins, Our Lady of Lourdes 55.65 ics. Singers won’t even try to 1452 So. Broadway 722-1861 Our Lady of Guadalupe 59.65 Woodland Park — Our Lady of Pauline Chapel — (Broadmoor) 502.00 Woods 33.80 sing words. They’ll forget the Expert Mechanical Work — All Makes The East Denver Knights of Sacred H<»art 291.45 W ray — St Andrew's 57.23 whole thing and give out with Columbus Council 4647 will St. M a ry's 500.00 Yuma — St. John’s 90.00 Open howls, moans, and guttural 2030 S. University Evtningi 744-2781 hold its annual open house noises of one type or another. Saturday, Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. in That’s just about the way it is the St. James’ school cafeteria. State Knights' Chaplain now. The purpo.se of the open What are the present day V hou.se is to acquaint all inter­ Larry Harts and Roy Turks to ested Catholic men of Ea.st do? There’s very little market Denver with the council pro­ Memorial Night Speaker for their wares except in the OMEMAKER’S gram. field of musical comedy. In this There will be a short movie Featured speaker at the an­ one area, good songs are still and brief remarks by the state nual Knights of Columbus Me­ in demand. So I’d advise all as­ Department Judge Gerald E. McAuliffe deputy. Gene Steinke. After morial night of Council 539 will piring lyricists to forget the mu­ this program there will be be the state chaplain, the Rev. Palronlz* Thts* REllobl* and Frlandly Firms S sic publishers and record com­ dancing to the music of Don Roy Figlino, pastor of St. panies, and concentrate on mu­ June Pilgrimage Mel and his orchestra. Refresh­ Augustine’s parish, Brighton. ■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiiBniiiiaigifliiiBiiiiaMiiiaoiiiiiia ■ E B l l l sical comedy. Tough to crack, Pueblo — .A pilgrimage includ­ ments wfll be served. This annual tribute to the but at least there’s a market ing a lour of Palestine, Italy, All men considering joining members who have died in the there. France and Ireland will be con­ the knights and interested in past 12 months will be held Please Patronize Bocon & Schramm ducted by the Theresians of finding out more about them Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 8 p.m. in MY FRIEND' Joe McCarty, are invited to attend. the council hall. Your REGISTER Composition Roofing America, located at 225 Clark one of the country’s better lyri­ street here. Purpose of the pil­ Several new innovations have cists, who did the book and Til* Roofing Advertisers and grimage, starting June 7, is to been added this year by Jim lyrics for the “St. Mary’s Mention Roof Repoiiing help increase vocations to the Peri, general chairman, who THE REGISTER 4020 Brighton Blvd. Sisterhood. v.ill again produce and direct Ull. 4-6568 this yearly commemoration. O t l V t CHURCH, GRAND KNIGHT Leonard Olivas said this was the largest INSTITUTIONAL, number of members ever to be * Surely Bonds GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. eulogized at any Memorial night "Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy" MAINTENANCE service, and that they are also CA'J. JANITORIAL It SANITARY SUPPLIES * Crak* Work EQUIPMENT expecting a record crowd to be • TutM-up • Auto P*tntli>9 1421 - 16th Street - CH 4-8775 or Cil 4-2398 • Front Whool Alignmont & present for' the service, which * uody A Ftne*r Rtpair DENVER 2, COLORADO has attracted nation wide atten­ lev . Roy Figlino Paul T. McGrady SUPPLIES tion. Corona Auto Service VAN SCHAACK A CO. FREE CONSULTATION SERVICE Musical offerings arranged .Mclllree. Dale Deffenbaugh is CALL by Phil Muller will include chairman of the Eulogist Com­ Standard Gas t Oils 624 17»h Street mittee. DUMONT renditions by organist Bob Starr 6lh & Corona RA 2-4867 Phone 297-5636 and soloists Ray Harris and Bill Lt. Col. Harland Wenzinger ^ w STROHMINGER SALES CO. will be in charge of a crack 1/42 BIblit SI. 534 31/5 military honor guard from Electric Com panif North Denver’s Lowry Air base who will open Knights To Dine the senice and accompany the council ciiaplain, the Kt. Rev. Cbr/>'e/t Cteiticdl S fnicr •MW SmAL • CVmKVU. •R£SJKHm For Building THE BEER THAT ■ Going to India North Denver Council 3319. Walter C'anavan. as he places ■ the floral offering at the base or M od ernizin g. Named personal and official Knights of Columbus, will hold MADE MILWAUKEE ■ 1178 STOUT ST. ^ 222*5733 representative of the superior a spaghetti dinner for members of the vacant chair. and their guests and families Jim Huskey and Mike Quering DENVER COLORADO general of the Society of the Divine Word for the 38th In­ beginning at 6:30 p.m. Satur­ proprietors of General Sound FAMOUS ■ day, Nov. 14, in the council service, currently engaged in ternational Eucharistic Con­ i" ■ gress in Bombay Nov. 28-Dec. home. 46th avenue and Clay many of the sound conversions street. 6, Is the Rev. Robert C. Hun­ in the Denver area Catholic MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. ter, S.V.D. .An uncle of the Members and their families churches occasioned by the new FIREPLACE FIXTURES Rev. Walter Jaeger, pastor of will receive Communion corpo­ liturgy, are creating a special Ruben ,M.—Paul V.—M. T. Murray u ■ * Curtain Scr**nt Holy Trinity parish, Colorado rately on Sunday. Nov. 22. in effect sound equipment. a a a * Gloss Screens Springs. Father Hunter served memory of President John F. as provincial of the Divine Kennedy. The services will be FOURTH DEGREE i emb-rs * Grates lOf the John Reddin assembly * Fir* Sets Word Fathers’ Eastern prov­ held in the 7 a.m. Mass In St. ince from 1948 to 1955 and as Patrick’s church, 3325 Pecos !will provide honor guards, and * Firelighter provincial of the Southern street. the reception committee will in­ SnCUS-LRlULOR * Andirons Here's clude many past grand knights province fropi 1938 to the past Breakfast will be served in 1543 LARIMER ST. > 830 17th ST. * Wood Holders summer. the council home after Mass. of Council 539. A light buffet * Coal Hods BATHROOM with refreshments will be * Spark Guards served at the conclusion of the * Eloctric Logs iXCELLENCE service commemorating the ENGRAVED Most Complete Display of Fireplace Fixtures In the West deceased members. by Kohler of Kohler .Ml members of the Knights DENVER MARBLE & TILE CO. of Columbus, as well as mem­ PLASTIC EiKblIsfwU Sinct 1191 bers of the deceased member.-^ Add beovty and value to SIGNS & DESK PLATES 623-1484 1330 STOUT ST. 534-5580 families are invited to attend a yeur hem* with durable, special Mass at 6 p.m . .Sunday. SIRVINO TKX INTIRI MITXOPOLITAN AREA 8r«t quality Kohler fixture*. Nov. 22. in the Cathedral of the B f t O ' N Z ' E TABL'ETS Time payment* arranged. Immaculate Conception. lENNIE LENNOX Sixe* end *tyle* to fit every v\vD/.- **»rTNisnr 0 preference end budget — in DAY and *ix color* end whit*. KOA-TV, Radio ST. JOSEPH'S NIGHT let u* help you plan your MILITARY ACADEMY new bathroom, wa*hreem or Names Director kitchen. Of Promotion HAYS, KANSAS Specializing in T^uentin E. McCredie has FRKG Quality Plumbing BOARDING SCHOOL and Heating Repems been named promotion direc­ ESTIMATES AUTNOOXn tor for KO.\-TV and Radio. Conducted by the M AttR K X Denver, following a four-year Seminary Open House Capuchin Ftoncitcon OUARANTilO SIATTIRY association with a Den.er ad­ t ia v ic i ON Expressing their congratulations to the Very Rev. James vertising agency. At one time Father* ALL NULKiS Prohens, C.R., rector of St .tndrew Avellino’s seminary, on he served as promotion direc­ .Annual B.iard and Tuition Fi-c M H O u e a m a i COMPANY the new Unr Lady of Parity hall at the school are two promi­ tor for both KDA and Kf.Z radio in Denver. $990.00 DIAL S U 1-4494 Plumbing and Heating nent members of the Knights of Columbus, who attended an Contractors open house at the seminary recently. From left are Rich­ Ixiwell Oliver, former pro­ * .Senior High School *Men,hcr o( .Norlb Central Am 'b. motion manager, has returned 181 VAIJLEJU ST. ard F. Howard, grand knight of Bishop .Matz council 3161, .All Major Spurts O ROTC llnoor Srhoel I^CORNTIHMSS?! to the KO.^ news department, • 10 Point liidiHir Rifle Range * Civil Air Patrol 744-C311 which sponsored the open bouse: Father Prohens, and Gene where he was employed three * Indoor Swimming Pool Stfl t«. JOHN J. CONNOn, Fm M M t Steinke, stale K. of C. deputy. Bishop .Matz council uses the years prior to taking over pro­ SALES FRANK WATERS. ENGINEERING I F. CWMT. Vic* Prone,nl For Catalog — Address Business Office P f t . new building as its meeting place. motion duties last May. VPPM PVPPPPPVPVPPPiPPOTPP

Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 The Denver Catholic Register Page 11 Sf. Pius X 's Parish 'Sno BalT To Use New System Is Scheduled At Springs No’ttk. Denvel Neute For Census Project I (St. Paul's Parish, Colorado Springs) ,(St. Pius X's Parish, Aurora) broken from the wall. The de­ St. Bernadette^s I The sixth annual “Sno Ball” , One of the first projects of struction apparently was the Holy Trinity Parish the “little parish” system newly work of vandals. I sponsored by the Holy Name so- PTA Executive organized in St. Pius X's parish I ciety of St. Paul’s parish, Colo­ w'ill be a house-to-house census THE ALTAR AND Rosary so­ rado Springs, is scheduled for in each of the districts set up ciety i.s .selling religious goods Saturday, Nov. 28, in the main ballroom of the Broadmoor Slates Fall Festival (St. under the plan. and Christmas cards in the Lakewood) The captains, who will be in hotel. (Holy Trinity Parish, Booths include darts, fish church hall after the 7:30, 9. and The executive board of St. charge of the census in each 10:.10 a.m. Sunday Masses. •Music for the ball will be Westminster) pond, crazy ball panda, cake Bernadette’s PTA will meet at One of the projects being fi­ furnished by Allen Uhle's Saturday, Nov. 21, is the day walk, candles, religious articles, district, will need volunteers to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, in assist them. Parishioners are nanced by this sale is the pur­ orchestra. of the parish fall festival. Christmas wrapping, money the school. asked to cooperate in this and chase of a new tabernacle and The grand award is to be a tree, country store, bean bag, The regular PT.A meeting will candlesticks for the main altar ED SCHRYVER, Holy Name 196.3 .Mustang 'V8 with radio and spook house and a children’s other projects of the “little par be in the school at 7 p.m. Mon­ in preparation for the introduc­ society president and co-chair­ heater. White elephant booths movie. ish” system. day, Nov. 16. Several of the letters forming tion of the Mass facing the con­ man of the ball with Lt. Col. also will be featured. The public i.s invited. There the school motto on the west gregation. Frank Kane, has appointed Mr. Food to be served includes pop will be a meeting of the festi­ This meeting will be held In wall of the school were found The tabernacle and candle­ and .Mrs. Bev Codec to head com, candy, orange drink, cof­ val workers Monday, Nov. 16, at conjunction with open house at sticks were designed by Mrs. the decorations committee for fee, chili, ice cream, pie, bar­ 7:30 p.m. the school. Darlene Miller, a member of the second year. becue sandwiches, and hot dogs. The annual parish turkey Boys from grades seven the parish, and are being fabri­ Roger Sullivan and Dick Mc­ benefit will take place at Jef­ cated, except for the enamel through 12 and men interested in ferson county fairgrounds, Fri­ Rae are in charge of reserva­ basketball are asked to call decorations, by Zimmerman tions. Parish Plans day, Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. Terry Aragon, 429-1728. Metals, Inc. Attendance in expected from Dinner, Party The benefit is sponsored by the The troop committee of Boy throughout the Pikes Peak Gateau Vlflieatriclge Substitude teachers for CCD PT.A for the St. Bernadette’s Scout troop 438 and parents of region. Divine Redeemer parish (Guardian .Angels’ Parish, classes are needed. Anyone in­ school. the scouts will sponsor a pan­ had made reservations for a Whipped up in a wild moment to publicize the Wheatridge Denver) terested is asked to call Peggy Confirmation will be adminis­ cake breakfast after the 7:30, large group before St. Paul’s Sts. Peter and Paul semi-annual bake sale, this giant gateau McDuff, 429-0966. tered at St. Bernadette’s Thuns- 9, and 10:30 a m. .Masses Sun­ Plans have been completed parish invitations were sent. seems to present an icing problem to Mrs. Thomas Lohaus, for Guardian Angel’s Parish an­ day evening, Dec. 3. day, Nov. 22. The donation is HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS are nual roast beef dinner Nov. 15 50 cents. Proee<‘ds will be used THE SEMIFORMAL event left, and .Mrs. James Liley. Mrs. Lohaus is president of the urged to make the retreat at El from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. to purchase camping equip­ will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 parish Altar and Rosary society and Mrs. Liley co-chairman Pomar retreat house in Colorado The price of the dinner is 31.:0 ment. a.m. Reservations will be of the bake sale, which Is scheduled Nov. 14 and 15. Springs the weekend of Nov. 20 for adults, 50 cents for children, The parish has been given a limited, although the balcony or 27. Those planning to go are Perhaps because of the “big, big cake sale” the monthly or $5 per family. quota of three candidates to at­ will be opened to accommodate hot dog lunch will be postponed to Wednesday, Nov. 18 asked to bring a 35 deposit to tend the next Cursillo for men the increasing number of the next CCD class. Total cost Parishioners may bake for each, or both, of the two bake ADVENT WRE.ATHS, priced to be held Nov. 26-29 in St. An­ dancers on the region’s finest is 315. sales to be held during the school year, chairman Mrs. Fowler at 31.75 are now on sale in the “PROFESSIONAL drew Avellino’s seminary, 1050 floor. ~ " - q S. Birch street, Denver. Inter­ Overton has stated. church ball after all Sunday CLEANING ested men should call the pas­ Masses. Those who wish to Dr. Kevin Gleoson IS STILL YOUR place an order may call tor, the Rev, Francis Syrianey, BEST BET" 364-1614. Key, Sword Unit To Meet Evangeline Saavedra, 433-1293. Optometrist or contact any member of the IIArrison 2-1970 Altar and Rosary society. 6160 W. 381h Ave. 455-0228 Rev. John R. Vidal AT LEAST SIX high school girls enrolled in the senior and Nov. 27 in Wheatridge The turkey party is set Sun­ Wheat Ridge, Colo. 3160 TEJON ST. junior CCD classes are planning day, Nov. 22. starting at 7 p.m. Annual Novena to attend the retreat for public (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, nasium. Parishioners are wel­ On Sunday evening, the com­ high school girls this month at Wheatridge) come to attend the preceding mentators will meet in the WEISS BAKERY Of Miraculous El Pomar retreat house, Colo­ The next Key and Sword so­ monthly council meeting Mon­ church hall at 8 o’clock. The in­ rado Springs. The Altar and Ro­ ciety meeting in Sts. Peter and day Nov. 23, at 8 p.m. in the quiry class meets Thursday at Medal Begins sary society is helping with the Paul’s Parish will be held Fri­ rectory meeting room. 7:30 p.m. in the school. OLD-FASHIONED SALT girls’ registration fees through day, Nov. 27, in the school gym­ The Altar and Rosary society RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY (Most Precious Blood Parish, the proceeds of a bake sale held Chaperones for the 150 per­ is selling Christmas cards in sons attending the symphony the church ball. Those who Denver) the past Sunday. Demonstration Four Stores to Serve You The annual Solemn Novena in Other girls interested in mak­ concert have been announced by would like to see the cards any parish symphony chairman Mrs. time during the week should 4024 Tennyson ...... GL. 5-1937 honor of Our Lady of the Mirac­ ing the retreat should call Mrs.' Of Mass Slated Alfred Coressel. They are the contact Beth Nolan at 433-0623 58M W 38th Ave...... HA. 4-1366 ulous Medal will begin at Most Anne Mutz, 366-9858. (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) lakeside Center ...... GE. 3-17DS Father Syrianey was a mem­ Mmes. James Gleason, Donald or ask any member of the Altar 1480 Carr SL ...... BE. 7-16M Precious Blood church, Colorado St. Patrick’s PTA will have a ber of a panel that discussed Luketich, Louis Petrone, Wil­ and Rosary society. — Mass demonstration on Tues­ boulevard and lllff avenue, on “Moral and Spiritual Education liam Smith, and Matthew day, Nov. 17, at 8 p.m. in the Sunday, Nov. 15. in Home, School, and Commu­ PTA Spookor Green. ANYONE having a gift for the school auditorium. The school Christmas gift table may bring LOOKING FOR RINGS? nity” at a Vaughn school PTA The Very Rev. Monsignor NOVENA EXERCISES will be choir will provide the hymns. "Bring your neighbor to it to the church on Sundays and meeting Tue.sday. William H. Jones, archdioce­ DenveFs Finest held twice each day, at 8:.10 The PTA council will meet at school” Wednesday, Nov. 11, leave it with one of the women Booklets on the changes in the san superintendent of schools, a.m. and 7:45 p.m. 7 p.m. in the school before the in the church hall. liturgy are being distributed to will be the speaker at the Mass demonstration. Plans for from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. where in Selections The Rev. John Vidal. C3f., of parishioners with the Sunday meeting of St. James’ PTA at the annual Christmas party for an informal atmosphere, teach­ Kansas City, Mo., will conduct bulletins. 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17. His the school children will be made ers and helpers will readily Parish Slates Diamonds - Birthstones the exercises of the novena and to^c will be “Are the Cath­ at the meeting. Hostesses will answer any questions from those Turkey Party Remount Specialists will give the sermons. Father olic Schools Meeting the Edu­ be the fifth grade mothers. interested in knowing more Typhoons Podro (Holy Family Parish, Denver) Vidal has taught at De Paul cational Challenges of To­ The Holy Name society is about the Catholic school sys­ The Holy Family Parish RYAN'S JEWEIRY academy, Chicago, and in Vin­ Montreal, Que. — Father day?’’ 1 seeking donations for the annual tem, its aims and its achieve­ Men’s club will hold it’s annual Lakesid* Shopping Confer centian minor seminaries in Ernesto Ghent, S.J., 78, in­ games party on Nov. 20. ments. Kansas City, Mo„ and San An­ ternationally known scientist, Parish PTA president Mrs. Thanksgiving turkey party Sat­ Phono 477-3123 Any men of the parish inter­ urday, Nov. 21, at 7:30 p.m. in tonio, Tex. He was ordained at set up the first seismic station Mother of God ested in making the Cursillo to Everett Stewart announces that St. Mary’s seminary, Perryvillc, here at Brebeuf Coiiege. The coffee, doughnuts, and punch the Holy Family Cafeteria and be held Thanksgiving week are gym. Mo„ in 11148. coiiege is the oniy one In Can­ to call the priests of the parish will be served by association Parish Bazaar Each winner will receive a ada where continuous re­ by Nov. 14. members. CONFESSIONS will be heard search Is carried on in this turkey. The proceeds will go to SinwtSL JhankA, Jb JtfuL after each service. Held. The Jesuit received his To Be Nov. 22 support Men’s club projects. Parishioners and those out­ scientific training in Italy, (Mother of God Parish, CiJtiisnA, of, % }Jdk (Bsuwsul side the parish are invited to France and England. Bom in Denver) Our Lady of Fatima Group News Deadline! attend these devotions in honor Italy, he served for some Chairmen for the Mother of The deadline for news stories foA, JhsdfL UjoJt&L o f, ConfidsuvoL. of the Blessed Virgin. time in China, where he was God parish bazaar to be spon­ Will Hold Potiuck Supper and pictures to appear in the Father Vidal is the nephew of called “Father of Typhoons’’ sored by the Altar and Rosary “Denver Catholic Register” is the Rev. John R. Vidal, C.M. by sea captains and sailors society Sunday, Nov. 22, in the (Our Lady of Fatima Our Lady of Fatima parish, Monday at 5 p.m. bf St. Thomas’ seminary. Den because of his accurate fore­ church basement after all the Parish, Lakewood) Lakewood. casting of tropical storms. DOMINIC A. COIOROSO ver. Masses were announced Sun­ A potiuck supper at 6:30 p.m. day at the regular meeting of Thursday, Nov. 12, will take the HIGHLIGHT OF the meeting COLQUITT’S YOUR the society. place of the regular meeting of will be a discussion on problems the Altar and Rosary society of of modem society, entitled Family Shoe Store THEY ARE; Fish pond, Mrs. and Shoe Repair Shop StaisL (Riiph£dJud£dwsL ’’Challenges to America,” staged J. J. Carabello, 825-5831; home- 72nd & Lowell Blvd. baked goods, Mrs. Walter Far­ Ouild Sells by the Mayor’s Committee of District 6 rell, 777-0270; homemade candy, Human Relations, a group of Mrs. Harry Krantwashl, 722- Wreaths women of varied backgrounds. 8078; needlework, Mrs. Robert Husbands and friends of the Schauer, 244-5152; white ele­ In Springs members are invited. Each phant goods, Mrs. James member is asked to bring a "DENVER'S FAMILIES! BANK" Price, 722-2032, and Mrs. Wil­ (Sacred Heart Parish, covered dish. Meat, rolls, and liam Brayden, 733-8630; and Colorado Springs) coffee will be furnished by the a r k YOUR special flOO prize, Erma and society. noRTH l^ ^ R B Ann Kattau, 733-6384. The Oblate guild of Sacred The annual retreat for men FINANCIAL Anyone having donations for Heart parish, Colorado Springs, of the parish at Sacred Heart these booths and unable to is offering .Advent wreaths for retreat house, Sedalia, wiU be DEPARTMENT bring them to the church base­ held Friday-Sunday, Nov. 20-22. ment is asked to call the chair­ sale. Reservations may be made by STORE men. THE WREATHS ARE fash­ calling Richard Bryant, 237-0900, Mrs. Ralph Burg. Mrs. ioned of Colorado pine greens or John O’Hayre, 237-0631. James Price and Ruth John­ and are complete with the tra­ PULL BANKING SPRYICl: son were hostesses for the tea ditional candles and ribbons. THE PTA WILL meet in the that followed the Sunday meet­ parish hall at 8 p.m. Wednes­ SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ing. Orders arc being taken by •Mrs. Albert Vidmar, 632-2055, day, Nov. 18. CHECKING ACCOUNTS A MEMBER OF the society until Nov. 17. They can be who attended the Liturgicid picked up Sunday, Nov. 29, in conference in St. Louis this PERSONAL LOANS summer gave a report on the the school auditorium after all NORTH conference. The Rev. John An­ the Masses. CAR LOANS * HOME LOANS derson, pastor, discussed the Hie price of the wreaths is DENVER changes in the liturgy which $2.75. Proceeds from the sale Hopo for Good Horvost will be adopted Nov. 29. will be used to help educate a OPTICAL Planning to gather in a good crop of new members are student at the Oblates of Mar>’ Dispensing Opticians yonng men nnd women in Presentation parish who are talking Stop, Look, Cross Immaculate seminary in San over a Harvest Memhership dance to be sponsored by the Hey kids — before you cross Antonio, Tex. DeWAYNE INGRAM parish Young Adult club. Getting themselves in the mood for the street, stop at the curb; the^ event with a little autumn atmosphere are, from left to look both ways and for turning THE OBLATE GUILD wiU 4022 Tennyson Street right, Dorothy O’Neill, John Goray, Mary Reilly, and Susie vehicles; cross only at cross­ hold its annual Christmas ba­ GRand 7-5759 Ucbelher. The dance will be held Saturday. Nov. 14, in Gib­ walks; walk, do not run; and zaar Sunday, Dec. 6. don’t play around or near bons hall. Seventh avenue and Julian street. parked cars. These are worth­ while suggestions from our State Young Adult Club Plans Patrol. FRESH TURKEYS Nov. 14 Harvest Pance a (NOT raOZIN) The newly-organized Young The club's next meeting will SATRIANO FOR THE HOUDAYS ..Adult club ot Presentation par­ be Wednesday, Nov. 18. at 8:15 DUCKS — GEESE — CAPONS ish, Denver, will sponsor a p.m. in Gibbon’s hall. BROTHERS .0 0 Harvest Membership dance this JANITOR FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS DOWN Saturday, Nov. 14, in Gibbon’s stavict hall. Seventh avenue and Julian ir SERVICI Cutting Only USDA Choice OPENS A SAVINGS ACCOUNT street. Rug and Upholstery With a candlelight atmos- Shampooing Steer Beef — Aged to POrfection ^ASK THE FAMILY WHO SHOPS THERE" OEonnDR / j)here, the semi^ormal affair Complete House We Make Our Own will have all the gaity of a col­ BE A THRIF SHOPPER TOO— SHOP AT THE lege homecoming and soft mu­ Qeoning ITALIAN SAUSAGE — GERMAN SAUSAGE sic provided by a local band Floor Waxing and CORNED BEEF from 8:39 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Polishing The admission of $1 per per ’iitrMtmitr firm er Walls and VITindows son will include refreshments Washed All young Catholic adults (18 4 5 5 ^ 3 2 3 PAUL'S FINE MEATS 39 years of age) are welcome. T Expert • Dependable "Where Wheatridge Meats" Information can be obtained 1030 W.44S44V1. Insnrcd W. 38th at Julian St. 433-6781 ■from John Goray. 934-7298 C *a U i H r F(W Ettinum Free Delivery M E M S e t FEOEXAL DEPOSIT INSUEANCE COtPOEATKMt OL. y a i t Mid OL. 5-tiw Mary Reilly. 934-6178; or Susie 3855 Wadsworth 424-1445 DRIVE UP WINDOWS — OPEN 7 AJM. TO 7 PJM. Uebclher. 934-4159. l U i «r. Mtti m m

Page J 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 CPTL Founder, Reguiem Said Colorado Springs Parish For Resident Conducts School Carnival Mrs. Rampe Dies (Sacred Heart Parish, at the school. Parents received Pray for Them Rampe, as the Home and School Colorado Springs) their children’s report cards representative of the Diocesan In Sterling An all-school carnival was and viewed their work. Council of Catholic Women, took held Oct. 30 in Sacred Heart Girl Scouts held a court Bllick, Anton Mark, 4920 Kip­ avenue. Requiem High Mass, St. court. Requiem Mass, Holy Trin­ on the task of explaining and A Requiem High Mass was of­ school auditorium, Colorado of awards the past Friday. Mrs. ling. Requiem High Mass, Sts. Francis de Sales’ church, Nov. ity church, Westminster, Nov. convincing pastors and princi­ fered in 3t. .Anthony’s church. Springs. Angelo Christopher and Mrs. Peter and Paul's church, Wheat- 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. 10. Interment Mt. Olivet. pals of the ■worth of such Sterling, Nov. 4, for the repose The festivities opened with a Joan Marriage presented the ridge, Nov. 7. Interment Mt. Oli­ Cvitanovich, Marion, Sr., 1100 Feuerbom, Mrs. Ada, 3848 a league. of the soul of Josephine parade of children in costume. girls with their merit awards. Prizes were awarded to the pu­ vet. Boulevard mortuaries. Washington street. Requiem King street. Requiem High Within one year 18 units of Koehler. The celebrant was the The Scouts displayed their deceased’s nephew, the Rev. pil and the group with the best High Mass, Holy Rosary church, Mass, St. Dominic’s church. 8,000 parents had gathered un­ work and presented a program Calomlno, Carl, 2435 Raleigh Melvin Ruhkamp of Salina, costumes. Nov. 7. Olinger mortuaries. Denver, 9 a.m. Thursday. Nov. der the name of the Catholic of original plays. street. Requiem High Mass, St. Kan. Davis, Agnes, Denver. Re­ 12. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ Parent-Teacher league. After Sixth grade pupils participat­ Dominic’s church, Nov. 5. Inter­ ed in a poster contest for Fire quiem High Mass, Holy Ghost vard- mortuaries. her one-year term as president, RELIGION CLASSES, under ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mor­ Prevention Week. Winners were church, Nov. 7. Interment Mt. Finley, Katherine, 1321 Colum­ she served many years as pub­ MRS. KOEHLER, 81, died the direction of the Rev. George tuaries. Paul Borden and Freddie Nitt- Julian, O.M.I., pastor, and a Connors, Leo M., 182 W. Cedar Olivet. bine street. Requiem High Mass. licity chairman of the league. •All Saint’s day after an illness man. Deheck, Fred F., 746 S. Lin­ Holy Ghost church, Nov. 12. In­ Her presidency saw the begin­ of two months. She was born well-organized group of volun­ terment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mor­ ning of annual all-day confer­ ■Another essay contest winner teers, are held on Tuesdays for coln street. Requiem Mass, St. in Nordwalde, Westphalia, Ger­ Francis de Sales’ church, Nov. tuaries. ences for educators and parents. in the school was Neil McKel- high school students and on Sat­ many, and was brought to this 5. Interment Mt. Olivet. Frick, Alec of Brighton. Re­ Twenty-five years later the 1962 leps, who received a prize for urday mornings for grade school conference saw 1,600 partici­ his thoughts on “What Colum­ pupils. Dugan, John Joseph, Deer- quiem High Mass, St. -Au­ country by her parents at the gustine’s church, Brighton, Nov. pants and 20,000 visitors to the age of 3. bus Day Means to Me.” trail. Requiem High Mass, St. exhibits. Joseph’s church, Deertrail, Nov. 7. Living in Kansas from 1885 to In 1960 Mrs. Rampe was OPEN HOUSE was held in 6. Interment at Deertrail. How­ Gleason, Phillip Daniel, 660 S. 1918, she was married to John 47 Children Gilpin street. Requiem High awarded the Pro Ecclesia et M. Koehler in 1901. In 1918 the the Sisters’ convent the past ard mortuaries. month. Parishioners and friends Mass, St. Vincent de Paul’s Pontifice (For the Church and family moved to Fleming, Colo., Easton, Dorothy of Salt Lake of the Sisters were invited to church, Nov. 10. Interment Mt. Mrs. Genevieve H. Rampe the Pope) medal by Pope John where they lived until 1946 when From Loyola City. Requiem High Mass, St. tour the convent and visit with Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. XXIII. Koehler died. Louis’ church, Englewood, Nov. the Sisters. Haley, Charles J., 2724 York. A Requiem High Mass was of­ Mrs. Koehler then moved to 7. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Parent - teacher conferences Requiem High Mass, St.. Igna­ fered Nov. 4 at Blessed Sacra­ MRS. R.AMPE, whose husband Sterling where she was an ac­ Are Honored mortuaries. ment church for Genevieve H. Alfred H, Rampe preceded her and an open house were held tius of Loyola’s church, Nov. 10. tive member of the .Altar and (St. Ignatius Loyola’s Parish, Escamilla, Candido, 6655 Knox Rampe, the founding president in death, is survived by a sister, Interment Ft. Logan National Rosary society. St. Theresa’s Denver) of Denver's Catholic Parent- Kathleen H. Mertens of Cleve­ cemetery. Olinger mortuaries. circle, and the Society of the Forty-seven Loyola grade Teacher league. land, Ohio; a son, David of Cry­ Hayes, Nathan Gerard, infant Hour of Reparation at St. school children, who had suc­ stal Park, 111. and three grand- son of Martha Hayes, 851 Fox .Anthony’s parish. Mission Is cessfully participated in the va­ JERRY BREEN street. Graveside service and in­ IN THE FALL of 1937, Mrs.' children. cation reading program, were Florist terment at Mt. Olivet, Nov. 5, SURVIVORS INCLUDE seven presented with certificates by a Boulevard mortuaries. Being Held representative of the Denver 1521 Champa sons, Henry J. and Clarence Kapuscinski, Konstanty, 4625 Koehler of Sterling; Ed Public library. 266-3131 Press Association Head, Logan street. Requiem High Leonard, Joe, and Anthony Mass, St. Joseph’s church Koehler of Fleming and John At Stratton IN CONNECTION with Na­ Globeville, Nov. 11. Interment Koehler of Denver; tional Education week, the Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortu­ Once ^Register' Prof, Dies (St. Charles’ Parish, Stratton) faculty of Loyola school will A parish mission is being aries. FOUR d a u g h t e r s , Mrs. hold open house on Sunday, william E. Long, prominent rado Press association and di­ held this week in St. Charles’ SWIGERT BROS. Kennedy, Steven, son of Mr. Anna Wernsman and Mrs. Nov. 15, from 1 to 4 p.m. Re­ and Mrs. Richard D. Kennedy, Colorado journalist who died rected the association to many church, Stratton. The PTA is freshments will be served. An Nov. 9 in Boulder, served as a achievements. Lucille McMillan of Fleming; conducting a sale of religious 5379% Windermere street, Little­ and Eleanor Koehler and Mrs. invitation is extended to ail to OPTOMETRISTS consulting professor at the Reg­ Tile first of this year Long articles in connection with the ton. Graveside services and in­ Pat Nemec of Denver; a sister, tour the school and library. terment Mt. Olivet, Nov. 6. Kirk ister College of Journalism. concluded a Colorado Press as­ mission. Mr. Long, 49, was secretary- sociation drive for the purchase Mrs. Bertha Cochett of San The monthly meeting of (he Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care mortuary. PTA is scheduled tor Nov. 17 manager of the Colorado Press of the two-story building at 1336 Jose, Calif.; 40 grandchildren PLANS FOR A book fair Kuiper, Leonard R., 2357 Ma­ at 7:30 p.m. in the school base­ association and its affiliate, the Glenarm place in Denver, which and 15 great-grandchildren. were made at the last meeting con street. Requiem High Mass, ment. At this meeting.4he an­ OPTICIANS Colorado Press service. is now the offices of the Press of the St. Charles’ PTA. Sister St. ’Therese’ church, Aurora, nual pantry shower tor the Sis­ A NATIVE OF OVERBROOK, association, and which included Benedictine Board Mary Benedict, principal of the I H. W. SWIGERT Jr., O.D. RICHARD YARROW Nov. 6. Olinger mortuaries. ters will be held. Entertain­ Kans., he served as editor of a new office for Long, a place Collegeville, Minn. — The parish school, is ordering the Lamirato, Louise E., 1525 W. ment will be furnished by chil­ I H. W. ODIL, O.D. FRED SMALDONE the Liberal Southwest Times in he did not live to use. Rev. Adrian Fuerst, O.S.B., books to be displayed. 34th avenue. Requiem High dren from the first three Liberal, Kans. After coming to A move is being made by the dean of the school of theology Books purchased at the fair Mass, St. Patrick’s church, Nov. grades. Colorado he was part-owner of members of the association to at St. Meinrad seminary, St. may be donated to the school ;ii: 1550 California St. 534-5819 10. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger the Golden Transcript for sev­ name the building in his honor. Meinrad, Ind., and Benedictine library after the children in the Final plans will be discussed mortuaries. eral years. Later, after selling LONG IMPROVED the Colo­ Sisters 'Teresa Ann Doyle, head family have finished reading for the turkey party to be held Lee, Harry E., 3518 S. Ban­ his interest in that paper, he rado Press service to the point of the English department, them. in the church basement on nock street. Requiem High became a part owner of the where it is nationally known as Mount St. Scholastica college, Plans also were made at the Saturday evening, Nov. 21, at Mass, St. Mary’s church, Little­ Broomfield Star Builder and the one of the outstanding news­ Atchison, Kans., have been meeting for an open house to 7 o’clock. ton, Nov. 7. Boulevard mortu­ Lafayette Leader. paper advertising organizations elected to the executive board be held at the school Nov. 22. aries. He also was editor and co­ in the country and the only clip­ of the American Benedictine Room mothers for the school MRS. LYLE SALSGIVER, Lilleston, Susan Carol (Bagin- owner of the Box Elder News- ping service in the Rocky academy. Father Adrian is the this year will be Mrs. William president of the Altar sodality, skl), 4584 Everett street. Re­ Journal in Brighton City, Utah. Mountain area. executive secretary and Sister Grasser and Mrs. Ed Disch- asks all members to attend the quiem High Mass, Cure d’Ars’ He succeeded Ed Bemis as Funeral and burial were in Teresa Ann is editor of the ner, grades one and two; Mrs. Memorial Mass and receive HOWARD church, Nov. 9. Interment Mt. secretary-manager of the Colo­ Boulder. American Benedictine Review. Carl Smelker and Mrs. Andrew Communion at 8; 30 a.m. on Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. Weibel, grades three and four; Sunday, Nov. 15. Losasso, Roxle, 1745 W. 40th Mrs. John Flageolle and Mrs. At the meeting in the church avenue. Requiem High Mass, Women's Definition: William Scheopner, grades five basement following the Mass, New Cadillac Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church, and six; and Mrs. Joe Wien- prayers will be recited for all Nov, 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. gardt and Mrs. George Homer, deceased Sodality members. funeral cars Olinger mortuaries. grades seven and eight. Needham, Claude J., 721 W. 'Aggiornamento' Is Just 5th avenue. Requiem High Mass, ENTERTAINMENT AT the St. Joseph’s church, Nov. 5. In­ meeting was furnished by the Anyone Can Play thn Btrkthy Park Chapel Park Avenue Chapef terment Mt. Olivet. Modern choir from Stratton West 46lh and Tennyion East 17th and Marion Patterson, Guy W. (Pat), 1546 Spring Housecleaning high school and by Mr. and NEW PUYER PIANOI at Park Avenue at entrance of Berkeley Park Olive street. Requiem High Mrs. George Clark. Mass, St. James church, Nov. By Russeii Shaw Major Superiors of Women. the Church and the modern Mrs. McCarthy regards the 433-6425 222-1851 6. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Washington — (NC) — People world, which includes a section Avoid Carolessnoss mortuaries. confused by use of the word appointment of women as audi­ on the family. Questioned about Sandoval, Casilda S., 4463 “ aggiomamento” to describe tors at the Council as a sign of the birth control issue, Mrs. Mc­ It takes only one little bit of Pennsylvania street. Requiem the movement toward reform in the growing role that women Carthy noted that it is current­ negligence — one second of carelessness — and it has hap­ High Mass, Annunciation the Church can take heart: "In should play in the life and work ly being discussed in detail by pened. You, or some of your church, Nov. 9. Interment Ft. woman’s terminology, it’s just of the Church. a commission of experts named Logan National Cemetery. Tre­ spring house cleaning,” ac­ "THE CHURCH recognized by the Pope. family or friends will be re­ corded in the State Patrol’s ac­ '^^Em U^HY^OODSOi- vino mortuaries. cording to Mrs. Joseph Mc­ women in the beginning, and THE NCCW PRESIDENT ex­ WHERE DENVER SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCE cident-record book as — just an­ Smith, Anna Bowen, formerly Carthy. now it has recognized them pressed great pride in the ac­ other statistic. DOWNTOWN • CHERRY CREEK • LAKESIDE of Denver. Requiem High Mass, Mrs. McCarthy is in a good again by inviting them to the tive role being taken at the Couhcil,” she commented. St. Catherine’s church, Nov. 7. position to know. President of Council by U.S. Bishops, whom BE AN ANGEL . . . Olinger mortuaries. the 10-million-member National While the auditors, by defini­ she called “simply terrific.’’ COME VISIT OUR Warchot, Louis Paul, formerly Council of Catholic Women, she tion, spend their time in the In line with the theme of the of Denver. Requiem High Mass, has just spent two weeks in Council hall listening (although women’s council convention — Qolden GLITTERING Our Lady of Perpetual Help Rome as .America’s second two male auditors have ad­ “■Vatican Council II and You" — !illli|Mim*|liifWBU8WWMIWIIWl»WWmWi4MBnWW8i^ church, Daly City, Calif., Oct. woman auditor at the ecumeni­ dressed the Council), they get Mrs. McCarthy believes that their chance to speak out at 29. Interment at Daly City. cal council. Catholic women have a duty TRIM THE TREE Werth, Josephine, 4134 Sheri­ special auditors’ meetings in “first of all to be knowledge­ WOODS MORTUARY dan street. Requiem Mass, Holy HER ASSESSMENT of the the evenings. Their comments able about the council, then to Paul Robert Smith and recommendations on these iervlng femlllet of every fcith end Family church, Nov. 5. Inter­ Council spirit: “The window is be committed, and then to be meant tor over 50 yeeri. ment Mt. Olivet. Howard mortu­ wide open, and the doors are occasions are turned over to the involved.” modem ftcllttlet and aqulpmant SHOP relevant Council commissions, aries. open too.’’ Involvement, she said, can lllh WathHigtM SI. CR I-4S7S Mrs. McCarthy reported. take such forms as cooperation A vivacious woman with a OoMati, Calarada She said the auditors, who in the new liturgy reforms and manner both warm and shrewd, Divided Sees number IS, have expressed the participation in work for social Mrs. McCarthy discuss'ed the Vatican City — Announce­ hope that eventually in the betterment in the community M iMBBBWJ Ll. 1-' yi. ' u. i, t;. i!..Jl.-... . u.. ii.; MM'UinM'JNli 6a>Mni)ll ment of a new Diocese of council and its meaning for Council “a woman will speak and the nation. Caguas In Puerto Rico, cre­ American Catholic women at a for women.” They have been In this connection she said ated by Pope Paul VI from press conference Nov. 10 on the advised that at present “the Catholic women In California eve of the 32nd national conven­ \ Colorado Springs territory of two adjacent time is not ripe (or that,” she “worked very, very hard” for sees, was accompanied by tion of the National Council of noted but they still have hopes. the defeat in the Nov. 3 elec the naming of replacements Catholic Women. In the Council hall in St. tion of Proposition 14, repealing for Archbishop James P. A widow with two daughters, Peter’s basilica the auditors are the state’s fair housing laws B KTI BiRONI H Davis of Santa Fe, formerly she has headed the NCCW since seated in a box beside the and barring such legislation in u I q I I DRIVE IN B F U R N IT U M STO RE B Archbishop of San Juan, and 1962. She is a native of Cardinals and directly across the future. But the proposition M urHeLSTnniNe Dj anxiliary Bisbop James E. Worcester, Mass., who taught at from the non-Catholic ob­ won anyway. H Rt-uPHeunniNa ano B fl MMimNe n McManns, of New York, for­ junior and senior high school in servers. It is a moving experi­ “Sometimes people believe in II ^ Mom n si» CMtn «W DrapwiM H merly Bishop of Ponce. Massachusetts before moving to ence, she said, when the audi­ principles, but when it comes to SUy with “Jay” B NMM •* omw B Hie first native Bishop to San Francisco, her present 821 N. Nevada B VMnitw* HIM* M omw H tors go together to receive Com­ putting them into practice it's a B 14-tl t*. wakulck Ml. 1-*W1 N be consecrated in Puerto home, with her late husband. munion at the Mass that opens different question,’’ she co.m- Rico, Archbishop Luis Aponte Besides heading the NCCW, the Council’s working day — mented. MarUnez, is to head the San she has been active in civic and “right in the center of the Coun­ But involvement in social con­ J. D. CROUCH Juan archdiocese, and Father Church affairs in San Francisco cil in the eyes of the Church.” cerns is one of the great C. D. O’BRIEN Fremiot Torres Oliver, of the and has served as president of For attendance at Council keynotes of the council, Mrs. LOETSCHER'S law faculty of the Catholic the Archdiocesan Council of sessions, Mrs. McCarthy said, McCarthy said. “We used to university of Puerto Rico, is Catholic Women. she wears a mantilla and any think of the Church as being SUPER MARKET appointed Bishop of Ponce. She is a member of the ”itiz appropriate dress — “not neces­ concerned only with the world Caguas diocese will comprise ens’ Advisory Council of the sarily black.” beyond," she commented. “It’s QUAUn MEATS portions of the San Juan and Food and Drug .Administration In the two weeks that she has concerned with that, but it’s Ponce sees. and of the President's Commit so far spent at the Council, de­ also concerned with the world 1 PRODUCE tee on Employment of the bate focused on the schema on right here.” Quality Apparel Netienelly Adveritted Physically Handicapped. Her appointment as a lay IN COLORADO SPRINGS Brandt of Gracerict Bring the enchantment of Christmas into your home . .. auditor at the Ecumenical Coun­ 300 Attend Open House SINCE 1872 514 V. Colorado Ave. moke holiday decorating and entertaining mocf tttcItcW HtIt cil was announced in mid-Octo­ Kiowa and Tejon Streets glamorous ... tee our many Christmas delightsi We ber. Earlier, the first U.S woman auditor was named — Of School in Englewood have marvelous trees (fake, but exciting, plastic ones CHAPtL Sister Mary Luke of Nerinx (St Louis' Parish, Englewood) thot look for all the world like iock-plne from the Ky., Superior General of the 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the parish During the open bouse center. Music will be furnished mountolnsll . .. lights from tiny twinklers to great Sisters of Loretto and president Sunday, Nov. 8, at S t Louis’ of the .American Conference of by the “Epics.” All teen-agers MAY JZL CO. lighted bells . ,, designed for trees, tablet, windows or OF school, Englewood, some 300 are invited to attend. doorsi. . . ornaments (magnificent ones from persons toured the rooms and The tickets will be 57 cents 728 NO. TEJON viewed the displays of courses per person. Dress will be in­ Phene 633-7731 Celerede Springs Europe... odoroble fun ones for children). . . oil sorts DENVER PIACF offered to the students. formal but no jeans are per­ of Christmas baubles, bangles and ropes EVERGREEN mitted. of beads and glitterl Come, see, be chormedl ONE P-ARTTCULAH subject SERVING MONUMENT CO. was thoroughly documented in FORTY HOURS’ devotions PHIL LONG, INC. each room to give the viewers Electrical Trim Itie Tree Stwp — Downtown. Cherry Creek, Lakeside, Greeley will open in St. Louis’ church LIHLETON an ample opportunity to ac­ Friday morning, Nov. 13, with Construction Co. quaint themselves with the i a High Mass and procession of • • S^rvfct CaNi O flo U n ENGLEWOOD school program. • MtitfllUffiH • KtllWRWt IMPORTED REVOLVING the Blessed Sacrament in the • KteuWt • Yari U0mrn§ AND Chairman of the event wa.s 7:45 a.m. Mass. \9U S. TofM ^ Mt S-1S33 MUSICAL ANGELS Mrs. Walter Maguire. Hostesses The Rev. Lawrence St. Peter cot ORADO seniNet were the Mmes. William Roach.; While bisque ongels, 8 inches toll, thot revolve os they ploy SOUTH DENVER Largest Selection in the of St. John’s church, Denver, Donald Aymami, William Pot-' Silent Night' or Brahms' Lullaby'. Each will be the speaker Friday and Rocky Mountain Aren ter, Thomas Fitzpatrick, J. T. Saturday evenings starting at Dr. John A. Ordohl £AJtsl iphahnuxa^ 999 W. Littletoa Blvd. (1 mile E. of Mt. OIhrot) Van Swearingen, and William 7:30 o’clock and also for the OPTOMETRIST PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST .Abbey. 3.50 Charles McFadderi closing Sunday at 4 p.m. m NORTH TEJON STREET M2 N. Weber Members of Eixplorer post 136 Services Friday and Saturday ME. 2-3M1 TO ORDER BY PHONE DIAL 292-1800 umnoN Stanley Hall of St. Louis church will sponsor ME. 3-2069 evenings will consist of Rosaiy, COLORADO SPRINOA. COLO. CM. tfrtafi, CWt. HA. 4-4477 'a dance Sunday, Nov. 15, from sermon, and Benediction. Modeling Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 The Denver Catholic Register Page 13 t , , V - ^// , Scholarships 1 # ^ '’ Awarded ill tilfi. P«Mskc;5v, Three high school students were awarded scholarships to leading Denver modeling fray the costs of equipment for one for the school nurse Mrs. Annual Turkay Party schools for their poise, posture, the school program. Russel Kelly. She received a and personality, at the all-paro­ (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) Mrs. Jerome Morford will be helping hand in the tests from chial fashion show held last Fri­ The Holy Name society of All the chairman of the annual card the Mmes. Ernest Gutierrez, Saints’ parish will sponsor its Dave Casados, Frank Bernal, day evening in the Denver audi­ party, to be sponsored by the torium theater. annual turkey party Friday, grade school PTA on Friday, Nicanor Avila, and Angela Nov. 22, at 8 p.m. in the parish Nov. 20 in the high school cafe­ Greenier. PARTICIPANTS IN the an­ hall, teria at 8 p.m. At the recent room mother nual show staged by the Catho­ Nov. 15 is Communion Sunday Officers, chairmen, and room circle meeting the members de­ lic Parent Teacher league, the for Boy Scouts of the parish. It mothers have tickets available cided all cash donation, with winners. and award-giving is also the day of the Boy Scout for this event, information may the exception of $5, which will i modeling schools, were: paper drive. Parishioners are be obtained from Mrs. William be awarded the room with | Cuky Choquet, 359 Bannock urged to bring their papers to Schoonover, ways and means highest attendance, should be| street, Denver, of St. Joseph's the truck in the parking area. chairman, 935-6651, or .Mrs. Con­ given to the green tea. rad Roeding, 777-6334. high school (Morganti school): Holy Family Grads Enter Religious Life /Mayor To Speak Holy Name JMdel Dede Cavanagh, 85 Ivy street, Denver Mayor Thomas Curri- Rosary Each Night of St. Mary’s academy (John Four graduates from the Holy Family high school class Robert Husson (next to right) entered St Thomas semi­ (Notre Dame Parish, Denver) Robert Powers); Pat Ryan, 165 gan will address the St. Mary’s, (Sacred Heart Parish, Roggen) The Holy Name society of of ’64 have selected the religious life. Mary Brennan (left), nary on Sept. 9. Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hasson Littleton, Holy Name society at Hudson street, also of the Members of Sacred Heart Notre Dame parish will meet Academy, (Patricia Stevens). and Patricia Johnson (next to left) entered the novitiate of of 7100 Newman, Arvada. Bob has a brother. Bill, who is in 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16, in the parish, Roggen, led the recita­ ’ITiursday, Nov. 12, at 8 p.m. in the Sisters of Loretto on Sept. 15. They are now following a his third year at St. Thomas seminary. I lower level of the church. His With other models selected tion of the Rosary each night the parish hall. from Catholic high schools and course of studies at the new Loretto Education center at 4400 James Archer (right), the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Archer • topic will be “Metropolitan Co­ during October. There will be a short business operation.” from the Denver Dry Goods deb S. Wadsworth, Littleton. Mary is the daughter of Mr. and of 7080 Larsh drive, entered MaryknoU seminary at Glen El­ The high school religion clas­ meeting, then a complete dem­ board, they displayed clothes Mrs. R. Brennan of 7630 W. 26th avenue. Patricia is the daugh­ The mayor will discuss the ses meet the first and third onstration of the new English lyn, III. He will spend the first four years of tiis training there. many areas where close coop­ for all seasons to a capacity ter of Mrs. M. Coleman of 4028 Raleigh street. Monday of each month. A re­ Mass. crowd of 2,400 teen-agers and eration now exists between Den­ cent visitor. Officer Bennetts, This is a special meeting for ver and its neighbors, the parents. showed films on driving and all men of the parish as well Miss Joy Tolin, of the Denver Junior Classical League achievements of the Intercoun­ highway safety for the group. as all Holy Name men. ty Regional Planning commis­ Dry Goods company, spoke the Games parties are held the The monthly meeting of the commentary. ST. PHILOMENA'S sion, and the benefits of joint fourth Sunday of each month Altar and Rosary society will Plans Are Being Made for Convention effort to the social, economic, for the benefit of the school. be Thursday, Nov. 19, begin­ PARISH and industrial growth of the tri- MRS. JOHN SCORDO was A Turkey shoot was held Sat­ ning with the recitation of the general chairman of the CPTL Plans were officially under brief comments on different as-, concerning the collegiate activ­ county area. urday, and Sunday, Nov. 3 and Rosary in the church at 8 p.m. fashion show. League adult way for the 12th annual Junior pects of the nationwide gather-1 ity. 4, by the Knights of Columbus. There will be a short demon­ Scout Auxiliary “models” were Mr. and Mrs. Classical League Convention in ing. Betty & Bob's Beouty An 'added attraction at the stration of the new English John Hinterreiter; Mr. and Colorado as of Saturday, Nov. 7. ■After discussion on other con­ (Our Lady of Grace Parish, Colorado now has a national vention matters including the & Barber Shop event was an air show featur­ Mass. Mrs. Leo McGrath; and Mmes. Denver) Attending the meeting at Den­ officer in the person of Jim scholarship fund and transporta­ Specializing in ing three parachute jumpers. Leo Frazier, Notre Dame Stanley Nowack, Ray Pepe, At the Scout Auxiliary meet- ver university from Cathedral Niles of Wheatridge, who was tion problems to the national Permanent Wav­ choir director and prominent Owen Mitchell, and Frank Gold ■ ing in Our Lady of Grace church high school were two teachers. elected to the post of parlia- convention next summer in ing and Latest in Annual Baiaar Denver soloist, will present the (CPTL President), and Mr. Hair Shaping ' basement, plans were discussed Sister Charles Ellen and Sister mentariani California, the meeting was ad­ (St. Therese’ Parish, Aurora) program. John Pavlakovich. 2630 E. 12th Ave EA. 24723 on the Scouts’ donating a Stephen Marie, along with JCL Reminders were given for the journed. • Thanksgiving basket to a needy The annual bazaar of St. The­ League publicity was handled president Tim O’Connell and publicity contest and scrapbook rese parish, Aurora, will be held Books Needed family of the parish. by Mrs. Francis .1. (Phyllis) representatives Nancy McGuire, materials before the luncheon The donations will be accept­ at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, (St. Anthony of Padua’s Parish, Jacques. and Kathe Edwards. Denver) served in the Student Union ed at the den meetings for the at E. 12th avenue and Kentop building. CURE d'ARS PARISH next two weeks. street, Aurora. Members of St. Anthony of TENTATIVELY scheduled for E. U N O I D A H LIA ST. The grand award will be a 1965 Alameda High extended an in­ Padua’s parish are reminded of Area School •March 27, the one-day conven­ vitation to a Roman banquet to SUNDAY MASSES Mustang. Other major awards the need for children’s books, THERE WAS a Cub Scout tion will open at Regis college be held on the Ides of Decem­ 6 00 - 7:30 — 9:00 - 10:30 — and 12 Noon will include a color 'TV set and small usable toys, and costume - planning meeting on Wednes­ Sets Open House in Denver. ber. Two students and a spon­ No Evening Mass day to discuss the plans for the a Maple Manor AM-FM radio. jewelry for the penny carnival Also on the program will be Allotment of chairmanships sor from each school are in­ CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 • Scouts’ annual turkey shoot. Roy to be held in the parish hall Thursday Night vited to the event. 1. Marquez is in charge this year. games and entertainment. Sunday, Nov. 22. was the main reason for the 3050 Dahlia SL 322-1119 The Order of the Arrow needs Slatei Bake Sale Feature attractions will in (St. Joseph’s (Polish) School, assembly. Of the 68 jobs. Ca­ SPEAKING ON BEHALF of deer hides for a project. Those elude the fish pond,j book booth, Globeville) thedral volunteered for five, in­ the Senior Classical league was who can donate a hide should (Cure d’Ars Parish, Denver) and Jack-and-Jill booth. St. Joseph’s school, Globe­ cluding modem languages, ora­ Charles Metcalf of Wyoming contact the Scoutmaster, Don­ The annual Altar and Rosary Cotton candy, hot dogs, punch, ville, will bold open house this university, who encouraged all ald O’Block. society bake sale in Cure d’Ars and coffee will be available at evening, Nov. 12, from 6:30 tory workshop and contest, seniors who were interested in TOLVE LIQUORS The Our I,ady of Grace so- parish will be held in the school the refreshment stand. p.m. handwork workshop, and pages Latin to contact him for details Dahlia Shopping Center - - 3360 Dohlio „ dality is still asking for Gift cafeteria Sunday. All kinds of The activities will open with (runners). Free Delivery — EA. 2 5977 ■ Stars, LIFE stamps, and Gold bakery goods will be available. ST. ANTHONY’S PTA mem­ a panel discussion to be con­ Students who attended the Bond covers. Only a few more Adult inquiry classes are held M( K ll.ll;\ JWKi: M( Ki;\ ___ bers, sponsors of the event, ex­ ducted by eighth grade girls in national convention last summer St. Vincent are needed to get a complete each Monday and Wednesday tend a special invitation to the the school auditorium. at the University of Illinois gave Nwn .mi .icKiiv M\i:\ set of silver. evening at 7:45 o’clock in the children attending parish CCD de Paul's Parish school. classes. All proceeds will bene­ GUESTS ARE INVITED to TAMPS MAY BE deposited Confirmation will be admin­ fit the school library. visit the classrooms to view /n College Drama in a box in the church. istered in Cure d’Ars church, As a fund-raising project for: the work of the pupils. Teach­ Casey Romansik of Denver, Preisser's Red & White .Monday, Nov. 30. November, St. Paul’s circle isj Please Patronize ers will be on hand to explain a student at St. Mary of the DUCKW ALL’S ^Society /Meeting selling all types of religious! classroom techniques. I Grocery and Market Your REGISTER Annual Bake Sale Plains college. Dodge City. Denver's Newest (St. Augustine’s Parish, Christmas articles. Kits on Catholic education FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES Advertisers and Kans., will enact the role of Suburban Variety Store _ Brighton) (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) Several circle members will will be distributed, arrd coffee Ophelia in Shakespeare’s I AND QUALITY GROCERIES Mention The next monthly meeting of DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER The Sacred Heart pari.sli Al­ hold “coffees” in their homes will be served. Parents and Hamlet, to be performed in j Free Delivery 777-4447 THE REGISTER -the Altar and Rosary society tar and Rosary society will during the month, at which time parishioners are urged to bring I Ord A OAhlla » 2 H V the college’s theater. ' 7331 E. Ohio A yo. (S. Univ. and OHIo) .in St. Augustine’s parish, hold its annual bake sale Sun­ the items will be offered for a friend or neighbor. ■Brighton, will be Thursday, day, Nov. 15, in hall below sale. St. Joseph’s PTA is saving 'Dec. 10. The November meet­ church after all the Masses. LIFE and Gold Bond stamps ing, scheduled for this eve­ In addition to the baked THE NEXT SUBJECT for dis­ for new encyclopedias and ning, Nov. 12, has been can- goods, there will be a children’s cussion in the adult instruction bookcases for the school. 'celed. counter. Hot dogs and punch series will be “The Sacrament • Approximately 700 persons will be served besides the us­ of Penance.” The Rev. Robert THE GIRLS AT St, Joseph’s PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE were served at a spaghetti din- ual coffee and cocoa. For tho.se Kekeisen, pastor, will conduct arc using their excess energy .ner in the parish hall Nov. 1. who like hot foods there will the class on Monday, Nov. 16, and free time after school to CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE Tulmer thurs parish add to par- be tamales and tortillas. at 7:30 p.m. in the school help beautify the school • Ish briefs annual bak sale 12 The past week was a busy building. premises. 'fxbital 1-1 CHRIST THE KING — ST. JOHN S — ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Sat Daughnut Sale (St. Frauds dc Sales’ Springs Students Explore WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY Parish, Denver) OTHER STORE IN OUR AREA. CHECK OUR LOW, LOW PRICES The Cub and Boy Scout Moth­ Huge Defense Excavation 4 ( ( u t ers’ auxiliary in St. Francis de D R U G 6 0 0 S. HOLLY SOO CLERMONT Sales’ parish, will sponsor a A talk-tour and a walk-tour to do. Others left the bus at CENTER PH. 377-8886 PH. 399-2161 doughnut sale on Sunday, Nov. were part of the first eighth various stops en route. Sber 15, after the 7 a.m. Mass grade outing of Pauline Memo­ through the noon Mass. Pro­ rial school, Colorado Springs, AT STRA’TTON HOME, Mrs. ceeds from the sales help de­ last month. McCoy picked up four for ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD ALL SAINTS ST. MARY’S, LITTLETON Of the 32 in the class, 28 ac­ Stratton Meadows, and Mrs. companied the school principal. McMahon three for Brandon: at SEU 4 LESS ST. THERESE Sister John Catherine, and room 5:10 p.m. when the bus arrived CHERRELYN mothers, the Mmes. R. Sullivan at Pauline Memorial school, DRUG STORE Rexall PARISH and A. Granger to Ft. Car.son. Mrs. Asencio took charge of the In S k k n tu Mtd in LINCOLN DRUG Skyway contingent, Mrs. Carl­ Phone 789-2561 DRUG STORE BR O A DW AY at QU IN CY HENRY’S BEFORE BOARDING buses son, the Ivywild walkers, and ENGLEWOOD SERVING ALL SAINTS, NOTRE DAME, 7T4-I1M FREE P A R K IN G uaa W. AAiM Llttlatan, Cala. CONOCO for the Fort, the children heard the room mothers conveyed the ST. ANTHONY AND HOLY NAME PARISHES CONOCO remainder of the party to their Lt. Colonel James Bandy, a ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SERVICE respective homes. CATHEDRAL NORAD engineer, describe the rtKESTONI TIRES, EATTERIES, • Free Delivery • Gold Bond Stamps huge defense excavation in pro­ A big day for eighth grade — ACCESSORIES at only 40 cents each. H E N R Y H U N N IN G H A K E . Owner gress in the mountain area. His ttSOO E«lt Collix «t AAolliw 2345 So. Federal 935-4661 3U-mS AURORA talk was illustrated with colored slides. In Scholasticot* “Filling Prescriptions Is the Dejrree for Priest YOUR CATHOUC DRUGGIST DAN CAULFIELD Most Important Part of Sgt. Harold Hendrix, curator PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Continuing bis studies for FOR AND DELIVERED Our Business of the museum, met the young Winnipeg, Man. — A Catholic • OHts • Carts • Cosmatks the priesthood in Our Lady of CoHax at Down mg Danvar Your Parish tourists at the military post and priest received an honorary the­ Snows scholasticate. Pass smet 19)4 222-U7S 722-5664 Free Delivery showed them around the ex­ IM S S. Oaytsrt at Ta ological degree from an .Angli­ Christian, Miss., is Brother hibits. Service Station can college here. Described as Michael Kohnen, O.M.I., son HOLY CROSS, THORNTON a They were then escorted by the flrst time such an award of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kohnen OUR LADY OF LOURDES two seventh Battalion engineers was made in North America of St. Peter’s parish, Flem­ to see static displays, a heli and possibly the world, the ing. Brother Michael has com­ CITY VIEW “Tha Stars a( Pirsaaal Sarvica- copter, tank and water purifica honorary doctorate of canon pleted his novitiate with the Profastional Pharnracy tion unit. law was conferred on Father oblates of Mary Immaculate Ph. 297-5535 Wesley Pharmacy 1794 N. Corona Five “tourists.” who live at H. P. Kierans, S.J. of Halifax, u Godfrey, HI., and in August T hornton 29, Cdo. Proscription Druggists Ft. Carson with their Army N.S., at St. John’s College an­ recited temporary vows in the See Bob Robles e. L. O U IN LA N AAambar SI. Vlncant folks, had no further travelling nual convocation. congregation. Waslay *vt. Oc Paul Pariah MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD At Sa. Oamitnf 7 » M M

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Canavan, rector of Badger. , Page 14 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 Denver Girl Is Postulant In Wisconsin Traffic Deaths Due Elevated to Abbey On Oct. 2, Elizabeth L. Kais­.College of the Sacred Heart in To Major Violation Elkhorn, Neb. — Elevation of The monastery was founded er, 18, entered the postulate of .Madi.son, Wis. .attorney General Duke W. the Dominicau Sisters of Sinsin- In parish work at St. Dom- Mount Michael monastery to the here in 1956 as a dependent Dunbar, chairman of the Colo­ status of the first Benedictine priory of the Conception (Mo.) awa, Wis. The oldest of six chil­jinic’s, she was a charter mem- rado Highway Safety council. abbey in Nebraska, and the abbey and has grown from 14 dren, Miss Kaiser is the daugh­jber and past president of the naming of Father Raphael to 39 members. The monks con­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I Vocation Club. said that 42 of the people killed Walsh, O.S.B., the prior of the duct the Omaha archdiocesan H. Kaiser of 2755 Grove street. Miss Kaiser will be one of a ‘ thus far in Colorado were killed monastery, as the first Abbot, seminary which has 280 stu­ Miss Kaiser graduated from class of 65 postulants to enter while driving on the wrong side has been announced. dents. St. Dominic’s grade school in the Dominican Sisters Novitiate of the road. 1960 and then entered Marycrest in Sinsmawa this year. This par­ This violation contributed to high school. .M Marycrest, she ticular branch of the Dominican six per cent of the total number LEGAL NOTICES was active in the Quill and Order was founded in 1849. of accidents for the period Jan. Scroll, Science club. Junior Clas­ These Sisters now staff 114 1, 1964, through Nov. 2, 1964. sical League, Legion of Mary, grade schools and 25 high OFFICE OF THE IN THE COUNTY COURT and Sodality. In 1963, she re­ schools in 22 states of the United Dunbar said that there are TREASURER In and for the City and County of Denver ceived a National Merit Scholar­ States. They also sponsor Ro­ several factors probably in­ CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER end Stete of Celerade MUNICIPAL EUILDINO No. P-31S34 ship commendation. Graduating sary college in Illinois, the In- volved in driving on the wrong DENVER,COLORADO NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT from Marycrest in 1964, Miss stitut de Hautes Eltudes in Fri­ side of the road, such as im­ N«. C-5 Estate of Lucille M. Relnsbach, a/k/a Lucille Monica Relnsback, deceased. Kaiser was salutatorian of her bourg, Switzerland, and the Pius proper left turn from right lane, NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF No. P-31S34 class, and was awarded a four XII Graduate School of Fine improper right turn from left APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Notice Is hereby given mat I have filed my final report In the County Court year scholarship to Edgewood .^rts in Florence. Italv. Elizabeth L. Kaiser lane, and improper passing. TREASURER'S DEED ol the City and County of Denver, Colo­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, to rado, and that any person desiring to every perjon In actual poisesslon or oc­ oblect to the same shall tile written ob- cupancy ol me hereinafter described lection with the said court on or betore land, lot or premliej, and to the person December 1, 1964, In whose name the same was taxed or Andrew Wysowateky specially assessed, and to all persons Administrator RENTING*HIRING having an Interest or title of record In or Ernest F, Gaylord I. John B. Carraher MARKET PEACE to the said premises and more especially Attorney lor the estate to E. E. Dettling, City and County of 741 Equitable Bldg., Denver, Colorado OF MILLIONS BUYING'SELLING Denver; The Moffat Tunnel Improvement 266-(«61 ■ W IA N T A D S District. (Published In the Denver Catholic You and each ol you are hereby notl- Register) fled mat on the Uth day of November, First Publication: Detober 22, 1964 IMl, the MANAGER OF REVENUE Ex- Last Publication: November 12, 1964 OtUdo Treasurer ol the City and County Phone 825*1145 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Register — Ask for the Classified Department of Denver and State of Colorado, sold at IN THE COUNTY COURT public sale to City and County of Den­ In and lor Ihe City and County ef Denver ver, the applicant, who has mode de­ and State ef Celorade mand for a Treasurer's Deed, the fol­ No. F-33991 lowing described real estate, situate In NOTICE TO CREDITORS Shakespeare Tribute New Classified Ad Deadline . . . the City and County of Denver and State Estate of IN E Z E. W A D E, deceased. of Colorado, to-wit: No. P-33001 Working on a scenery set for Loretto Heights college’s Lot Fifty-Four (34) In Block Two (2), All persons having claims against the Westlawn Gardens, that said tax sale above named estate are required to file tribute to Shakespeare, ‘‘Reflections of Flaming Youth,” are NOW - Tuesday at 5 p.m. was made to satisfy the delinquent Gen­ them for allowance In the County Court eral taxes tsaeaaed against said real of the City and County of Denver, Colo­ Walter Kee|ey, scenic designer; Georgia Fleenor, who is also Only Want Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday can be published in the current week’s paper estate for the year 1960; mat. said real rado, on or before the 12th day of April, in the cast as Katherine in a scene from "Taming of the estate was t a x ^ ki the name of E. E. 1963, or said claims shall be forever Dettling; that the statsttory period of re­ barred. Shrew,” and Michael Stowers, technical director. The Shake­ demption expired November 16th, 1964; Richard W. Wade ! CONVALESCENT HOMES 19 APT. FOR RENT that the same has not been redeemed; Administrator speare production, I,oretto Heights first of this season, plays HELP WANTED BICYCLES 56 that said property may be redeemed at E D W A R D J. M cHUGH FURNISHED 25 any time before a Tax Deed Is Issued; Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights at the school’s Center Attorney lor the estate FEMALE Registered nurse will give good care BICYCLES that a Tax Deed will be Issued to the 413 Symes Building of Performing ,4rts. and treatment in my home. For aged. 1263 CL4YTON.5I5 CORONA Spacious 2; said City and County of Denver, lawful NEW USED PARTS Denver. Colorado 10202 WOMAN WANTED Call 421-4710 after 3:30 p.m. oedroom apartments. Nicely furnished' holder ot said certificate, on the 19th REPAIRING - TIRES 222-2711 Sales clerk tor Catholic Church (Soods and decorated. Lots of closets. S90.00.' day of February at 12 o'clock noon 1963, (Published In the Denver Catholic Store. Apply to Mr. Grant at Clarke's utilities paid. 355-9705 or 3^2 6967. PUT - ON - ANY - WHEEL unless the same has been redeemed be­ HOME TO SHARE 19A Register) Church (ktods. 1633 Tremont. fore 12 o'clock noon of said dale. AL'S BIKE SHOP First Publication: October 22, 1964 Will share my 2 bedroom home with, W ITN ESS my hand and seal this 26th 334 Federal Last Publication: November 12, 1964 congenial lady. Garage available. Sloan's APT. TO SHARE 25A day of October, 1964. Christmas Seal Campaiga 935-3245 (Seal) HOUSEKEEPER lake area. Near »4 Lakeshore bus line.' OFFICE OF THE 477-5610. Call eves, or weekends. , Teacher wants compatible girlj Charles L. Temple TREASURER AUTOS (Used), 58 Manager of Revenue Ex-OffIcIo FOR RURAL PARISH for roommate. 824 Clermont. | CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER ROOMS FOR RENT Treasurer, City & County of Denver MUNICIFAL BUILDING Gets Uader Way Nov. 16 Christ tho King parish. Stop in By J. S. Wright DENVER,COLORADO WRITE BOX L 794 CARE OF FURNISHED 20 after 4:00 P.M. ' Assistant Deputy Treasurer N«. C-4 (Published In The Denver Catholic NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL The Denver and Tt'i-County The proceeds from Christmas THE REGISTER Employed lady, home with kit­ Register) ROOMS FOR RENT FOR SALE ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Tuberculosis association will of­ seals are used to carry on the chen privileges. TA 5-0727. $20 First Publication, October 29, 1964. APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF 938 BANNOCK ST. FURNISHED 26 Last Publication, November 12, 1964. TREASURER'S DEED ficially launch the 58th annual fight against tuberculosis and a month. V.W. 1500 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 10 other respiratory diseases. DENVER, COLORADO. Rooms (or Girls. Catholic Daughters Christmas seal campaign on ROOMS FOR RENT OFFICE OF THE every oerion in actual possession or oc­ Monday, Nov. 16. Approximate­ Of Anrterica. 765 Pennsylvania. Also STATION W AGON TREASURER cupancy of the hereinafter described FURNISHED 20 rooms available tor weddings or recep­ CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER land, tot or premises, and to the person ly 300.000 envelopes containing EDWIN C. JOHN.SON, cam­ HELP WANTED tions. TA 5-9597. CALL: 2 3 7 - 2 ^ MUNICIFAL BUILDING In whose nanre the same was taxed or sheets of gaily illustrated Tuber­ paign chairman, said the num­ Room furnished, lady preferred. K'fcben DENVER, COLORADO specially assessed, and to all persons MALE & FEMALE 7A privileges. Near bus line. Call before APTS. FOR RENT :* No. B-61 having an interest or title of record In or culosis Christmas Seals and the ber of Christmas seal letters 12:00 noon. 35S-16C6. NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL to the said premises and more especially traditional accompanying ap­ sent out this year constitutes a UNFURNISHED 26 TRUCKST FOR SALE 60 ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF to The 0. C. Burns Realty and Trust Purrlshed rooms for rent, private and APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF Company. City and County of Denver; peals will be delivered. high record in keeping with the. double. Business women, students, work One bedroom apartment. Free gas. TREASURER'S DEED The Moffat Tunnel Improvement District. continued growth of the commu­ •ng girls. Franciscan Sisters. St. Rose Adults. 1062 Pearl. Inquire manager. You and each of you are hereby noti­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, to Residence. Conveniently located with-ln fied that on the 16th day of November, nity. CAB a few blocks of the downtown business every person In actual posesslon ol oc­ APTS. FOR RENT WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE 1961, the A/LANAGER OF REVENUE Ex- district. 623-4311. cupancy ol the hereinafter described land, Officio Treasurer of the City and County Mr. Johnson said: "Christ­ lot or premises, and to the person In FURN. OR. UNFURN. 26A of Denver and State of Colorado, sold “OUR PRESENT STOCK” whose name the tame was taxed or spe­ mas seal funds have a big job at public sale to City and County of Den­ DRIVERS BOARDING & ROOMING New one bedroom apartment. Ceramic cially assessed, and to all persons having 14 Nev, 1964 GMC ver the applicant, who has made to do. A task force committee tile bath. Only $65, furnished or un­ an Interest or title of record In or to the AGED 22 demand for a Treasurer's Deed, the fol­ Yellow Cab needs and has furnished. Across from St. Bernadette's. From W to 2 Tons said premitea and more especially to appointed by the U.S. Surgeon lowing described real estate, situate in 237-4287. Carl R. Smith, City and County ol Den­ immediate openings for 100 Alio 35 usad Cofhmerclal, at the City and County of Denver and State General reported that new cases Bnard and room home for efderty people ver; Homer J. Merchant, Evelyn D. of Colorado, to-wit; of TB have not been decreasing full time and 125 part time 1 meals daily. Ctose In TV room. 7?2- REAL ESTATE FOR SAIE 33 Tour Lakewood GMC Merchant. North Ten (10) feet of Lot One (1) In drivers. If you are between 2617 Franchised Daaiar You and each ol you are hereby noti­ Block Thirty-One (31) J. Cook Jr's North at the hoped for rate for sev­ Wa ^peciaMre In Northwa$f Denver. fied mat on the 17th day ol November, Division of Capitol Hill, that said tax eral years. the ages of 21 and 55 years The firms llttea here deserve arvAFloarinw 1911 Budora SL EA. MI30 1 In and lor Iht City ond Caonty M Danvor will have to pay very high - 1 Estate or 'nwm at J. McGovern, a/k/a and ttata of Caltrada premiums. UNOLEUM AND UNEN SERVICE Thomaa Joaaph MeOovtm, a/k/a T. J. No. M n s 7 TI1£ SERVICE. INC AAcGovam, dacatsad. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Veterans affected are those Ffw CaNmafti 4 I No P-34U6 Goerameed imtai'atlen WESTERN All paraons having d alm t against tha Estata ot Barnard Ollsdort, dtceased. who had been eligible to pur­ No. P-212S7 ffnfartaiaar I [am up«i Mrw* mi^TOh > above named estate are required to tile chase insurance between Oct. HNm 9L L a G w « e TOWEL SUPPLY CO. them tor tllowdnce In the County Court Notica Is htreby given that I have 1730 Sa Broadway 733 5991 of the City tnd Counfy ot Denver, Colo- tiled my finel repod in Iho County Court 7, 1941, and Jan. 1, 1957, but Popular area entertainer redo, on or before Ihe M Ih doy of April, ot the City end County at Dtnver. Colo­ who DOW hold less than tlO,9M Bill .Mcllree, who sings Irish PAINTING 1965 or said claims shall bt forever rado. tnd that any person desiring to FUND DRIVE berred. oblect to the seme shall tlla written worth or none at all. melodies and musical comedy Interior and Exterior painting. Johnson. Reymond T. McGovern oblection with the said court on or be­ These veterans may obtain a SOUK with ease, is featured 934-9372. Thornes P. McGovern tore December 7. 1964. Co-Execulon Rkherd D. Cesey general information sheet at OD Mturday evenings after 9 ^ain>tr

Waverly. la. — (.NC) — As­ planted by the persecutions of emment in matters of religion. sociate Justice Tom Clark of the the past,” he said. He detailed: “By ‘neutrality’ we U.S. Supreme Court said chil­ “Freedom to worship is indis­ do not imply that you would dren need more prayers at pensable to a people who come have a religion of secularism. home, not at school. from the four corners of the I don’t think the people of the Justice Clark, who wrote the world, bringing with them community would let that court’s opinion again.st required diverse beliefs.” happen. If the case came to the Bible reading and prayers in JUSTICE CLARK SAID neu­ court, I don’t think we would public schools, told some 200 trality is the proper role of gov- allow such a thing.” public school administrators “What this country needs is a and clergymen at a conference rev’val of the old religion that on religion and the public Catholic Alumni made our country great,” he schools at Wartburg college To Pick Officers said. Beyt Town Choir To Sing here that when he was a boy Monsignor Justin A. Driscoll, his mother made him go to Sun­ The annual elections of the Dubuque, superintendent of The world famous Boys Town Choir will The Denver engagement is sponsored by day school every week, and Denver Catholic Alumni club archdiocesan schools, told the there was only one juvenile present a concert Tuesday, Dec. 1, at East the Altar and Rosary society of Notre Dame will be held at its monthly conference religion has flour­ court in the United States. business meeting at 7:30 p.m. ished in the United States under Right Angle on New Moth High School auditorium. This will mark the parish, Denver. Sponsors and patrons tick­ Wednesday, Nov. 18, in the the constitutional separation of 19th year the choir has toured the country. ets are being offered at $15 for two, with spe­ “NOW THEY WANT the Getting the right angle on the new mathematics, above, school to carry on the prayers Petroleum Club building. Church and State, but ad­ cial seating and program recognition of each The organization is composed of former and the juvenile courts to take Candidates for president are vocated more emphasis on par­ are Mary L. Krom, of Holy Family parish, and Steve J. Skul- homeless boys who are now citizens of Boys sponsor. Reguiar admission will be $3 per care of the discipline,” he said. Jim Pauli and Dick Sherman. ents’ rights. aviis, while Sister Mary Alvina of St. Francis de Sales school Home, Boys Town, Neb. ticket. "I think the problem is right at Although voting is limited to “If parents request religious staff checks the protractor. A series of lectures each Tuesday Under the direction of Very Rev. Monsi­ Tickets may be ordered direct from Notre home. members, all single Catholics education, the state cannot evening from Nov. 17 to Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. is gnor Francis P. Schmitt, the choir boys, Dame parish by writing P. 0. Box 19, 104, “Our trouble is that we don’t who are college graduates or shun that request,” he said. He being conducted by archdiocesan school faculty members to registered nurses are invited to said if parents want some reli­ ranging in age from 11 to 18, project their or from boxoffices in the Howell department have any woodsheds any more enlighten parents who want to keep pace with, their grade- and if we did, I don’t think the attend the meeting. A social gious instructions in a public artistry in programs varied to include the stores, Englewood Men’s Store, Poo Corner school offspring. The adult sessions are to be held in Cathe­ pirents would take them out hour will be held after the for­ school, it should be given, on glorious polyphony of the 16tb century com­ at Cherry Creek, Dave Cook in University there anyway,” he added. mal business. an elective basis. dral high school, 1836 I.ogan street, Denver. posers, the lilt of Viennese waltzes, and the Hills, or Charles Wells Music downtown. “I believe too much burden ^ infectiousness of the folk songs of the world. is being placed on the schools'. It would be much better if the children would say their pray ers at home or at church. We ought to try to get more chil Your Parish Real Estate Guide Involving Students in Fine Arts dren in the church and more prayers in the home,” Justice 5— AtaumpHon (W«lby) ■ j 4 1 — Stu. Rolar Ok Ravi Clark said. 1 L U (Whontridpa) 1 10 Goal of Class at Loretto Center “I think that some parents 7 BEDROOMS I 1 could stand some prayers, too,” CAN'T BELIEVE IT? It's true. Masonry | 1 said the jurist, who is a trustee with extra targe rooms plus 3 room 1 13 4 ' NEW LISTING Leading students into a living conducted by Eldward Fischer, “To look at films without rental in rear. YES, only SS.950 for quick | 1 2T of the National Presbyterian sale. NAOM I BEST, 769>0289. 1 ONLY $21,950 experience in the arts and thus professor of communication arts knowing anything about them is church, Washington. 1 s 1 Near Wheatridge High and Lakeside shop­ involving them in the heart of at Notre Dame university and diversion,” wrote Fischer, “but Ciark, who was U.S. Attorney 1______L A. A. MEZZANO ping. Over 1.500 sq. ft. Newer 3 bedroom the creative process — these film and television critic for to look at them with insight and General in the administration of brick. Carpeted and draped living, dining­ are the goals of Max Di Julio Ave Marta magazine. understanding is creative rec­ M i l S«. B'way R u lty 7»-«54l room combination. Family room with fire­ President Truman, said the place, large kitchen with eating space, in the fine arts course being Through two screenings and reation.” (See Ave Maria, Aug. writers of the U.S. Constitution 6 Bl— «ad SacraiiMnt large utHIty. Double garage. Large fenced offered this year to the students lectures on topics such as “The 22, 1964, for Fischer’s account gave first priority in the Bill of landscaped lot. Assume $16,000 FHA loan. at Loretto Education center. G R E E N E , 237-4577. Grammar of the Film” and of the film institute for the Rights to guarantee religious 2 BLOCKS TO Di Julio, professor of music “The Film as an Art Form,” novices.) ALSO NEW freedom for the individual. ’This CHURCH A SCHOOL at Loretto Heights college, is the vast artistic possibilities in During their one or two years was a principle “ deeply im- 3 bedroom brick. Double oarage. H.W. 5 room brick. Tiled roof, front drive Heat. O N LY 121.950 chairman of the course, which this communication medium at the Kentucky novitiate, the garage. Drapes, wall to wall carpet, is offered annually to sopho­ were shown. fireplace, stove, refrigerator, full novices presently at the center basement: STACKHOUSE "Realtor" mores at the Heights. As a follow up to the institute, also participated in such activi­ Mullen Mothers' 377-8544 novices and postulants will view ties as evenings of poetry-read­ 477-1678 EACH TUESDAY afternoon a series ,of movies during the ing and readers’ theater pres­ Club Sets Party 42— SI. Philemana one of a three-member team year, the-' first of which. Treas­ entations of such plays as Rob­ leued Sacrament of artists visits the Wadsworth ure of the Sierra Madre, was (Mullen High School, Denver) ert Bolt’s Man for All Seasons RED, WHITE & BLUE "Sr 7 J campus to lecture, discuss with shown in early September. and Eliot’s Murder in the Ca­ The Mullen Mothers’ club DISTINCTIVE OLDER HOME students, or demonstrate some SINCE MOVIES are the idi­ thedral. will sponsor a card party Sun­ IDEAL FAMILY HOME facet of art creation. With Di om of our time, training in the day, Nov. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in 4 targe bedrooms Including Master Suite iT!— 8! 3 The fine arts course now be­ with fireplace and new bath dressing Julio, Dr. Judith Wray, chair­ art of film criticism, which the school lobby. All parents room on 2nd floor. Also large children's Bungalow — comer lot — hot man of the drama department leads to a feeling for beauty ing given for the Wadsworth and guests are invited., Card bath. Main floor has new carpet In living The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each room, den and entree hall. Large dining­ water heat — sun- room — at the Heights, and William Jo­ and to an insight into “how it campus students is designed to games of all types may be room with beautiful Parquet floor. Cham v Ad )S the Key to its Location on the Map. ing family kitchen Includes dishwasher, seph, art department chairman, is to be a human being,” forms stimulate similar involvements played. disposal and pantry. On 4 lots with huge music room — wall to wall make up the artist-teachpr staff. an important part of each per­ in appreciating the creative The admission price of $1 per trees. See 2264 G LEN CO E , under $20,000 32— St. John the 3 7 — St. MUiry’e process.. C A LL O W NER carpeting — lots of storage. Tape recordings, a hi-fi-stereo son’s development. couple will include re­ 377-9591 Iv a n g e lU t (Littleton) record player, and slides sup­ freshments. 333-0191 plement the lectures. In addi­ Mrs. A. L. Roberts, stamp 6— Blessed Sacrament OPEN SUN. 1-4 P.M. COUNTRY ESTATE tion, laboratory sessions will en­ chairman, announced that the 639 FILMORE LOW TAXES STUNNING Spacious 3 bedrooms, full diningroom, PERFECT FAMILY HOME 42— St. efcllomana able the students to witness art­ California Governor Names stamp contest Is going in full ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME good sized kitchen with disposal, tiled swing. Room 103 is leading, drain boards, stove and breakfast room. Located on 4'? acres In exclusive istic creativity and to partici­ 1980 BeUaire One half bath, bedroom and den in Shadycroft acres. Private lake with 7 BEDROOMS water rites, corral and access to pate in it in some way. with 31,000 Gift Stars; room 302 4 huge bedroom] and 2 oversized bkth] basement. Lots of storage, fenced yard. mites of bridle path. All Fabul­ is second, room 102 is third, upstairs. 2 dens, llvingroom with fire­ Double garage. Bus, shopping Mock, 2 FOR RENT “We found this class very suc­ Ex-Denver Man to Bench from ctuirch and school. No bad streets ous Extras Included. M A R G A R E T place and diningroom on main floor. New­ cessful and popular with our and room 191 Is fourth. ly remodeled and bullt-ln electric kitchen. to cross. Financing arranged by owner. H A LLES, 79M765. Large 2H story home with hot The freshmen are leading New wiring and baseboard hot water Call for appointment anytime. water heat, double garage. students lut year,” remarked doctor of science of law degree |77-«191 756-MO) with a total of 56 per cent. heat throughout. New plumbing, new GATES & CO. 1174 RACE. $250 per month Sister CeclUe, academic dean of from Yale university. root. t5,000 In new carpeting alone. 2 car lease. KEN EGAN. 322-6708 Loretto H eists college, “and Anyone having additional garage. Over 220 ft. of frontage. $454)00, 32 S9. Joha lha SEALTOaS stamps should contact Mrs. BO B ST EV E N S. 2IS0039. 7n-iJ4i we felt ft would be a valuable AN ACTIVE SPOR’TSMAN, Uvongalist 42— 41. Mill experience for the novices and Hauk served as vice chairman Roberts, at 777-3929. L. C Fulehwider, Inc. po^Iants.” of the (California Olympic com­ 2731 So. Colo. Blvd. 37— St. Mary’s STEELE — THIS IS IT. Realtor 2664671 5 BDRMS. — $21750 Ute year-long course gvlen at mission, 1958-61, and was the of­ 2 story, 3 btProoms, bath, 2nd floor. (LittlatoH) A VERY F IN E HOME. Clean and the Heights will be offered over ficial delegate of Governor Indiana Abolishes 7— Christ tha King 2 btdrooms, slaaping porch, bath 1st well appointed. 3 bedrooms plus bed­ floor. Full saparata dining room. Spaci­ 11 SO. klDGE room and bath In basement. Hot a two-year period at the Wads­ Brown to the ninth Olympic ous modem kitchan. Full basement has water heat, S E E THIS. You will Ilka worth campus. winter games in Innsbruck, Aus High Mass Stipends 164 SO. FAIRFAX big family room, 2nd fireplace. At con­ VIEW It. 322-7659. dition throughout. Double garage. Vb Beautiful landKaping, lovely Contempor­ tria, in 1964. Beautiful brick ranch on well land­ block to St. John's. ary. 2 car garage, 24 ft. bedroom, 2 HENRY M. KLEIN SINCE THE DEVELOPMENT Indianapolis — In a provin­ scaped & fenced yard. Large living room fireplaces. O V E R 2.000 FT. OF QU ALITY He won the national senior has fireplace. Separate dining room, com- L. W. ARCHER, CO. 388-0427 LIVING. 32M22S of cultured Christian women is giant slalom skiing champion­ cial pastoral letter Archbish­ pletety remodeled kitchen. 3 bdrms. & one of the goals of the program op Paul C. Schulte of Indian­ 2 ceramic tile baths plus family room, 6193 SO. FAIRFIELD ship in 1954. bdrm. A bath In full finished bsmt. Call 4 5 — 49. H m t o m (Aorora) at Loretto Education center, the apolis and the four other Bish­ 33— St. Jesefrii OJ^NER SAYS SEU During his college years he JOE RA Y, 744-2114. creative musician, painter, and ops of Indiana have declared LU X U R IO U S C O N T E M PO R A R Y . Ranch, WHY PAY RENT? played varsity basketball and 9 rooms on 1st floor. 2 fireplaces, plus dramatic artist share their in­ that after Nov. 29 no priest HANDY M A N 'S SPECIAL carpets and drapes. 2 car garage, smalt NO DOWN Gll also played baseball with the $93.00 per monfff p.l.T.I. buys fhis sights to enrich the lives of the shall accept stipends for High VonSchaack&Co. orchard, sprinkler system. Red Cliff, Colo., team. He also Two btdrooni Masonry. Nm Os work, beaufHul home. All newly dearated, young future religious. Masses. REALTOR large lot. M x 125. 593, a real buy tor FORECLOSURE Formica cupboards, g a r b w disposal. holds club tennis champion­ handy man. 56,OM, NAOM I BEST, 719- Full basemeni wllh 2nd balh. Front In addition to the fine arts On the High Mass question 27S Univ. Blvd. 2«7-5$N 5342 SO. HICKORY ships. 0289. drive garegc, fencad yard. 1340 Jamaica. course, various other opportuni the letter read: “We hereby 3 bedrooms, 144 baths, large llvingroom, Call G R 7-4727. Now Open. He is vice president, general 13— Holy Triaify electrk kitchen, center hall plan. Attached ties In both appreciation and decree that beginning on the A. A. MEZZANO ona car garage, full open basement. “You have never seen a deal above mentioned Nov. 29th, like thto” creativity are offered. A class counsel, and director of Mt J il l Se. Breadway Raalty 7l9-tS4l FORECLOSURE no priest shall accept stipends LOVELY TRI-LEVEL In calligraphy, the art of hand­ Baldy Ski Lifts, Inc., and San 6296 SO. SYCAMORE for what have been called Brick, 4 bedroom home, wall to wall lettering, is taught to the first- A. Andrew Hank carpeting, drapes, storm windows, all 33— St. Joaoph Gorgonio SU Lifts, Inc. ‘High Masses* and when those SMALL DOW N year novices by Sister Marie electric built-in kitchen. Large pctlo with 3 bedrooms, full open basement. Breeze- NOTICE Carol. A. Andrew Hauk, a native of Hauk is a former assistant already contracted for have lifetime Stxkade fence. Nicely land­ way to attached garage. Fenced yard, U.S. District Attorney for Los scaped. Good mountain view. Grade HOUSE FOR RENT CORNER LOT. SEE NOW. Postulants and novices take Denver and a 1936 graduate of been sung, no more such school one block, shopping center and Tb#' aaaoal tta Angeles and has taught at South Masses will be permitted. bus } blocks. 3 blocks to Cathoik Church. choral music so (hat they be Regis college, recently has been UNFURNISHED CALL DOREUA GLENN, western university law school Thb decree does not preclude 429-8632 Of* moafiog of Bw iaoM come experienced both in music 728 FOX ST. 4 room Duplex. appointed to the bench of the and Southern California school ‘Sung Hasses’ a c c o r^ g to 255-4189 naoMca Carg., w lli ba for worship, an Important part 14— Mott Praciaat Btoori Clean, close to stores, bus and of their UtnrglGal life, and In Los Angeles, Calif., County Su­ of law. the New Litiirg>', especially church. Adults. $60 per mo. “NOW AT NEW LOCATION” bald of lb# Cowtiaratal song clasiks. Sister Rose Pat­ perior Court by California Gov. the parish Mass on Sundays 534-5781 ricia, fomwrtjr assistaat profes Edmund G. (Pat) Brown. HAUK IS married to the for­ and Holy days, or on the oc­ 3- bedroom brick. Close to sor of m usk at Loretto Heights mer Jean Nicolay. ’The couple casion ot weddings, funerals, shopping center and bus. U a b 271b, 1944, Since 1952 Hauk has conducted has one daughter, Susan. etc. and now local superior at L or his own law firm and has Built-In oven and range. “L” (laflw rood) at 9 . Mlcbool J. etto Education center, teaches served as assistant counsel for shaped recreation room in these courses. the Union O ir company in Los basement. Patio and carport. 603 E. AMHERST P U C E 1159 W. UttietoB Bird. PY 4-lMI Last July, the novices at the Angeles. $18,950 new center, who were then liv­ 756-6019 He received his law degree in Small down payment. 3 bedrooms, ing at the Kentucky novitiate, baths, large kitchen, full basement, 3 7 ...St. Nlory’s (U l9 M a a ) 1939 from the Catholic Univer­ attached garage. Patio in very privately participated in an institute on 17— Naira Dama fenced yard. Walking distance to St. film criticism and appreciation sity of America and he holds a Loulv BY OWNER 3361 SO. RACE RIDGEWOOD PARK BUYING-SELLING—TRADING REDUCED TO $19,5()0 3 bedroom brick ranch. Living room, IN NOTRE DAME PARISH 4 bedrooms. baths, tiectric kitchen, I dining room carpttad. Hot water heat, 2 paneled fireplace, small down FHA baths, sprinkler system. Full tinted Cathedral High To Hold See M ARTIN DELOHERY 2390 E. FLOYD basement. 2 car attached garage. Beautl- f]$ 4001 lul mountain view. With TRY N O DOW N Turkey Party on Nov. 14 K C ENSOR. REALTY, CO. 4 bedrooms, large kitchen, 29 ft. living 794-1125 Corrolpte Firanong and Insurance room, 114 baths, 2 car attached garege. Opta OaRy far yoor Cmvialtaca Owr Persondind (Cathedral High School, extend their deepest sympathy 3926 Tennyion 455-4737 $20,950. 41 iH, Bolar A Bool SorvlM Soils Ho ih m FOR RENT Denver) to Sister Mary Joseph, Cathe­ (UfliaatrMfa) Reservations are now being dral science instructor, upon the 2 1 Bi'w l a tia a 3161 SO. WIUIAMS 3 bedroom brkk. Fun baaement, attached taken for (Cathedral high death of her mother Thursday, garage. Walking distance to St. Louis. BY OWNER BlAtTOH* NEWER 3 BEDR(M)M VACANT. $165 per mo. school's annual turkey party to Nov. 4. Loxnrimis 4 bedroom brick. 544 4-321$ be held Saturday, Nov. 14, at THE SISTERS of Cathedral J.M. FRAME NO DOWN GI OR WILL FHA KAYE ROTH, REALTOR Doubb Gorogs 7:30 p.m. in Canavan gym and school extend a sincere “Thank 757-4555 7514145 3 bad rooms, llvingroom, family room, Largo Kifehon the cafeteria. You” to all of those who gave kifehan and 146 baths. O N LY 113,950. to the pantry shower Nov. 1. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Ooat to 3 7 — 41. M a ry ’s (U lH a fa a)l 4010 MARSHALL Projects to which the party schools and transportation. profits will be given are a room 422-6035 divider for the gym to enable STACKHOUSE "REALTORS" 4 BDRM. TRI LEVEL both boys and ^rls Physical Cotkedral PTA 477-1471 ONLY $22,9501! 41— Bit. 9olw A 9m I Looking Education classes to be con­ 29— «f. Fnmcls 4a Solo* Plus spacious recreation room, 3 baths, (W bialildfi) Slotot MeMting nicely carpeted 1 draped, large garage, ducted at the same time and the fantastic view, fenced yard. Walking dis­ tance to St. Mary's. To sea this true completion of payment on the (Catkctinl Hi«k S

MAM Page 16 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964 St. Vincents To Present Sf. Philomena's Holy Name New Regulations in Mass Society To Sponsor Party (St. Philomena’s Parish, mena’s grade school wish to (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, time. The price is S5 a person, quired for all adults who have Denver) thank all the parishioners who donated to their pantry shower Denver) Confirmation will be adminis- not been baptized in this par- TTie St. Philomena’s Holy tered at St. Vincent s church ;ish. Name society will sponsor the Sunday, Nov. 8. A demonstration of the Mass, Sunday afternoon, Dec. B. Con­ annual turkey party- Saturday. Those parishioners who wish offered according to the new firmation classes for adults and BACK TO SCHOOL Night” -Nov. 21, at the school hall to contribute to the pantry bene­ regulations, will be given in the high school students will be held will be Thursday. Nov. 12. for starting at 8 p.m. fit, and were unable to do so, Tuesday. Nov. 24, at 8 p.m. on,j„^ 3^^ .Arch Rose, chairman of the may bring their contributions, St. Vincent de Paul’s parish turkey party, asks men who staple foods or money, to the auditorium on Monday, Nov. 16. the top floor of the school. Wednesday, Nov. 18, for the par- will work at the party to call school at 10th qvenue and Fill­ A baptismal certificate is re-ients of fourth grade pupils. at 8 p.m. him at 355-6095 as soon as pos­ more street, between 8:30 a.m. I The demonstration is being sible. and 3 p.m. These articles may I sponsored by the parish .Altar be left at the office, located at and Rosary society. All the IH E DENT.AL CUNIC for the the south end of the school, with adults of the parish are invited children in kindergarten and Mrs. John Doyle. to attend. The program will grades two,- four, six, and eight All publicity chairmen of par­ help everyone in understanding will begin Friday. Nov. 13, and ish organizations are requested the changes that will go into ef­ wiU be completed the following fect on Sunday, Nov. 29. Friday. to call any news for the Regis­ Vision tests were completed ter to Mrs. John Maloney, 333- TICKETS FOR THE parish Nov. 6. 4603, or Mrs. Joseph McCor­ dance to be held at the Brown St. Philomena’s parishioners mick, 333-3546, no later than 5 Palace West Saturday night, who are able to assist the Thea- p.m. the preceding Friday. Nov. 14, may be purchased tine Fathers of St. .Andrew .Avel- through all the parish organiza­ lino’s seminary at their annual A PRAatCAl CtFT tions or at the rectory at any spaghetti dinner are asked to EZE MOP AND call 756-5522. Can’t Wail for Sunday Golden Rosary, Unit CONE WRINGER THE SISTERS of St. Philo- The delicious aroma of fresh-baked bread left, Mrs. Edna Daly, Mrs. Eva Pottorf, and Elects New Leaders Hands never touch serves as a pleasant reminder of the Cure Mrs. Jean Zealand. The sale is being spon­ water (St. Joseph’s Parish, Golden) works like a charm. d’Ars parish bake sale next Sunday for, from sored by the parish Altar and Rosary society. Religion Class The Altar and Rosary society Sanitary^Does all the dirty Set at Lafayette work for you. Cone Wringer of St. Joseph’s Parish, Golden, slips onto ordinary p a il Blessed Sacrament Parish (Immaculate Conception lasts for years. met last Tuesday evening and EZE MOP AND LIFETIME elected the following officers: Stamping Toward Goal Parish, Lafayette) CONE WRINGER The high school of religion in 89 Plus [xtra Moss To Relieve Crowded Church President, Mrs. Ivo Lee; vice Corpus Christi, Colorado Springs, parishioners, under the Immaculate Conception parish, Only •# Tax president, Mrs. John Marriott; sponsorship of the Corpus Christi guild, have reached the Lafayette, meets every Monday Satisfaction guaranteed (Blessed Sacrament Parish, and Richard Ostberg, a business Kathy Healy, “Aquarium” ; Co- secretary, Mrs. Mildred Saw­ at 7:30 p.m. in the parish hall. or money back half-way mark of their goal of 73,900 points. They are collect­ Denver) man. leen Polfer, “Shells”; Bonnie yer; and treasurer, Mrs. Ste­ Religion classes for grade Get yours now phen Wagner. Free City Delivery Beginning Sunday, Nov. 15, In the physical sciences the Davidson, “Cells” ; and Henry ing trading stamps and certificates to obtain an ironer Which school children are held every Ph. 2»-3030 an extra Mass will be offered first award went to Dan Dono­ and Jean Linton, “Brain.” The parish Holy Name soci­ is to be presented to the school Sisters for their convent. It Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in the Malt Orders Filled ATWBTfflKMMlf at 9 a.m. in the school gym­ hue and Bob Studinger for their ety meeting has been postponed parish hall. Add 45C for nilKSIHfEZCMOP exhibit, "Crude Oil from the Ribbons will be presented to is hoped that the project will be completed by December. Postage nasium to relieve the crowded until Wednesday, Nov. 18, be­ Christmas cards are on sale E ZE MOP CO. 1227 E. ITth Avo. N21I condition at the 8 a.m. and 9;3h Well to the Consumer.” Second the winners at a school assem­ cause of the men’s mission this Examining the chart, left to right, are Mrs. Louis P. Orleans, in the vestibule of the church Only Store of its kind in Denver a.m. Masses. place went to Art Anderson, Sister M. Benedetta, and Miss Peg Mclnemy. Cleaning Sup^y SpKiallsts bly. week. every Sunday after the Masses. Tall Us Your Problems To facilitate parking, those “Changing Electricity to who attend this 9 a.m. Mass are Sound” ; and third to Peggy requested to park in the school Quinn and Rosanne Nicklass, lot south of Machebeuf high photography. school. In the same category honor­ Preceding the meeting of the able mention went to Kathy Altar and Rosary society Fri­ Trade, “Cryptography” ; Linda day, Nov. 13, the Very Rev. An­ Walsh, "Optical Illusions” ; ton J. Borer, S.M.B., with the Rosemary Walsh, “Perfume -k 1965 FORDS ARE HERE! Rev. Gerald Phelan as com­ Magic” ; Nancy Mahoney, “Oxy­ mentator, will give a demon­ gen”; and Patsy Bertram, -k stration of the Mass In English “Crystals and Crystal Grow­ -k at 1:30 p.m. This will follow the ing.” -k recitation of the Rosary in the 1964 -k 200 church at 1:15 p.m. IN THE BIOLOGICAL dis­ Members will then convene in plays, first award went to Mon­ the school cafeteria for the busi­ ica Lammers, “Ain’t She Sweet, AT 64 PRICES! ness session and the social hour. the Sugar Beet” ; second to NEW CARS CLEARANCE Karen Bechtold and Kathy "k THE WINNERS OF the sci­ Schmit, “Bacteriology”; and ★ 200 NEW FORDS k Highest Trade-In ence fair exhibit by the eighth third to Karen Fleer and Muffy -k ★ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Allowances grade students, held in the Rolan, “Spinal Bifids.” Fine Selection of 64's at -k k Lowest Monthly Payments school gymnasium Sunday, Nov. Honorable mention to Jeanne ★ No Payments ’Til 8, were selected by Gerald Mathews and Kelly Roller, -k k Out-of-State Credit Okay Dooher, a CU medical student. “Mice” ; Bernie DeCroce and -k November Below Dealer's Invoice k Trade-Ins Paid for or *k "k Best Selection in Town -k Are Not Accepted St. Rose of Lima's School i^kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkki^ Slates Nov. 15 Open House I^ABULOUS GALAXIES — World's Hottest Performers As Low As As Low As (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, to assist as commentators for Denver) the Mass in English. Any other St. Rose of Lima’s school is men who are interested should $177oo sRQos give their name and phone having open house next Sunday I I I DOW N W W M ONTH afternoon, Nov. 15, from 2 to 4 number to the Rev. David Cos­ o’clock. tello, assistant pastor, within TRADES WORTH OVER $177.00 TRADES WORTH OVER $177.00 Everyone is invited to visit the next few days. the classrooms and to see the Christmas cards, gift items, WILL REDUCE PAYMENTS WILL REDUCE PAYMENTS work of the children and the wrapping acces.sories, station­ decorations prepared by the ery, and all occasion cards are j^kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkki^ Sisters and the children. The being sold after all the Masses Parent-Teachers association will every Sunday. The Altar and -k serve refreshments in the parish Rosary society used the profits *k hall throughout the afternoon. from this undertaking to fur­ -k nish the new church. THE ALTAR AND Rosary The LIFE Stamp program society’s next meeting will be will clo.se Dec. 31. Parishioners held in St. Anthony of Padua’s are asked to turn in any books, hall Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7:45 loose stamps, or partially filled p.m. Bill Ellif will give a dem­ books. onstration of holiday floral ar­ STATION WAGONS Father Costello will continue FULL SIZED FALCON SEDANS rangements. Refreshments will his weekly series of lectures M As Low As As Low As be served after the meeting. for non-Catholics and Catho­ As Low As As Low As The society Is saving trading lics each Tuesday evening in stamps as well as Gift Stars the school through Dec, 15. The $17700 SRd77 to equip the new kitchen. lectures begin at 7:30 o’clock. $1 7 7 m sQQtt I I I DOW N ■ MONTH The Holy Name society will ■I ■ ■I uuwiNDOW N W W MONTH ^ iponsor a turkey party In the school building Saturday eve­ Step on a Dime? X kkkkkkkkkkkkkk kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk 2 ning, Nov. 21. Twenty turkeys No matter how much safety THUNDERBIRD will be given away. we preach, some drivers still M -k Dec. 1 is the date for the insist that they can stop on a completion of pledge payments dime. It’s awfully silly, espe­ M 4 for memorial gifts and pews cially since records of Ae Colo­ for the new church. rado State Patrol show that at 60 miles per hour it takes 281 -k APPROXIMATELY 20 men feet to stop a car under ideal *k of the parish have volunteered conditions. ¥ FULL SIZE FAIRLANE SEDANS AMERICA'S No. 1 PRESTIGE CAR MUSTANG FASTBACK 2 + 2 As Low As As Low As As Low As As Low As M As Low As As Low As M

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