K-* (/ ^ 7- IHE ^ - DENL^ER V-T T 011HCXIC WEDNESDAY, JUNEREGISTER 25, 19/5 VOL. L. NO. 49 z 28 PAGES 75 Y ears of Printing Catholic News is c e n t s per COPY oo -< r" < Right To Life Convention t> rr •—I r‘ t> ►- m 'a -H a Sen. Kenned rr Draws Heavy Criticism By Register Reporter country know that we expect to The newly-elected president of reach that 300th birthday and we the National Right to Life will not take the suicidial route of Committee warned Senator getting rid of our new citizens who Edward Kennedy (D.. Mass.) that will insure that we reach that “some Catholics are not standing birthday.” in your corner anymore" should She said that the national pro­ he decide to compete for the 1976 abortion movement plays upon the Democratic presidential nomi­ nation. emotions of families “who cannot Dr. Mildred Jefferson. M.D., in face the community with a her strongly-worded closing pregnant, unwed teenager," of speech to the National Right to young men “who 'cannot or will Life Convention held June 20-22 in not face the responsibilities of Denver, said. “Unless you (Sen. fatherhood," of society “grown Kennedy) can improve your morj 1 too weary, too tired to care,” and courage you can never bo of women “who do not know about president of the United States." their body, and who do not Sen. Kennedy has come under fire from pro-life groups for his efforts to kill the Bartlett Convention Amendment which would nave blocked the Department of Health, Education and Welfare Facts from utilizing its funds for • In attendance representing abortions. Archbishop James V. Caesy The new president added, was Monsignor W illiam “Senator Kennedy, you think you Jones. Also present were the have the Catholic vote sewed up. Rev. Donald Dunn director of But there are some Catholics who Catholic community services, are not standing in your corner the Rev. Thomas Woerth anymore.” Her comments on archdiocesan director of fami­ Senator Kennedy drew strong ly life services and ap­ positive applause from the crowd proximately 100 delegates of more than 840 delegates from from the archdiocese. all parts of the nation. •There are 3,000 pro-life Dr. Jefferson urged the Photo by Mark Kiryluk groups in the U.S., over 800 Gerald and Mother participants to “help the whole delegates, U.S. and three foreign countries, attended the three-day NRLC conven­ tion in Denver. Little Gerald Starts New Tradition •The National Right to Life Committee is non-sectarian By A1 Pocius your uncle. Dr. Tran Viet Cuong, help, had been rounded up to make three, the latest less than a month but represents many religious Register Staff Writer had arrived in this country just a the home habitable. Now, with old, sister-in-law Tran Thi Minh is denominations and all walks Born May 26, 1975, little Gerald, short 30 or so days prior to your everything in readiness after thinking seriously of applying her of life. his proud family feels, may some birth; weeks of anxious waiting, the secretarial skills to help the •Colorado Springs Youth for day grow up to be president of . . .your full name is Tran Viet plane was late. family finances. Life sponsored an exhibit these United States — much like Gerald Minh. Possibly, just possibly, he may Undoubtedly grandfather Tran booth. his namesake who presently Probaby the first American- have thought, there’s been a hitch. Phuong Soc and his wife, Nguyen •Among the booths were occupies the White House. born child of a Vietnamese Maybe they’re still stuck in Fort Thi Dao, will act as baby sitters those sponsored by the It’s not really too unusual an refugee family to be relocated Chaffee with his other brother and while the family gets into a work Archdiocesan Council of ambition for parents to have for from the resettlement camp near sister-in-law and their four routine and becomes acclimated Catholic Women, The (o its new-found country. I" one of their youngsters — Fort Chaffee to the Denver children. At least, however, Colprado Right to Life and the especially for one born in metropolitan area, little Gerald they’re not like the other 25 But getting readjusted seemed Colorado Springs Youth for Arkansas down Fort Chaffee way. was rather blase about all of the members of the family who to be coming easily. Life, and the Knights of Really not too unusual unless; hurry and scurry of being met at couldn’t get out of Vietnam. Little Tran Tuong Lan, I'/z, was Columbus. . . . your grandparents, your Stapleton International at 9 a.m. All fears, doubts and worries already glued to the front of a parents, your brothers and your when his Frontier Flight No. 7 evaporated when the plane did blaring television set. V. uncle all were born in Vietnam: landed about ten minutes late. land and the family disembarked. Mother was nestling Gerald and understand that the body (the . . . your relatives, excepting Not so his family’s sponsor, his The Tran family had no problem anticipating the layette that the fetus) they wish to destroy is not own uncle Dr. Tran, currently in a moving into their new home. (In DCCS was going to present later their own.” training program at Colorado Vietnam, the family name is in the day. And older brother Tran Minh .She criticized recent federal and General Hospital. placed first rather than last as state court decisions which deny Religious Aid Dr. Tran had located a three- done here.) Nhat, 3, wondered how he could get the two sticks of gum held in the requirement for parental bedroom brick home with the help Brother Tran Viet Hung hopes consent if their minor child wishes Targets Viets of the Denver Catholic he can carry on his work as a his hand to fit with the other three sticks already being busily to have an abortion, and which Community Services (DCCS). pharmacist in this country. deny the right of the father to stop WASHINGTON (NC) — Despite being the mother of chewed in his mouth. Hundreds of Vietnamese Some furniture, again, with DCCS his child’s mother from having an priests. Religious, and abortion. seminarians will continue to The courts. Dr. Jefferson said, serve the refugees even have created three new classes of after the resettlement citizens in the United States: camps are empty under a Dictatorship Threat Seen “super-citizens,” the woman and new program developed by her physician who have the sole the US. Catholic Confer­ decision on abortion; “second- ence (USCC). Facing Italian People class citizens,” the father who has Bishop Robert E. Tracy, no legal rights concerning the retired bishop of Baton unborn child; and “ non-citizens,” By John Muthig The writer rejected the claim that the Italian the fetus or unborn child. Rouge, La., chairman of VATICAN CITY (NC) — In the first Vatican Communist party would not impose totalitarian rule USCC Ad-Hoc Committee on media comment since regional Italian elections if it came to power. Dr. Jefferson pledged strong Migration and Tourism, will showed large communist gains, the Vatican weekly “Contemporary history teaches that in the political and juridicial action by coordinate the new program magazine warned that communist control of a communist perspective all roads end in the same the National Right to Life that is designed to assist in nation has historically always led to dictatorship place: a dictatorship called ‘proletarian’ but really Committee on behalf of families, the relocation of the Viet­ The comment in L’Osservatore della Domenica of imposed on the proletariate and on all.” fathers and women “ to protect namese religious communi­ June 19, signed by “Lector,” (which is Latin for He added: “It is certain that the party of relative their rights” She added, “ We will ty to areas in this country “reader” ) further maintained that the communist majority (Christian Democrats) could not and go to the people to strengthen the where the greatest number success in regional elections was due above all to “a cannot give up control without compromising the Right to Life organizations as they of refugees have clustered. climate of irrational leftism cultivated for years by democratic system, that is, the liberty of all.” exist in every state of the Union.” the major press” (Contimi^d on Page 2) Pag* 2 — THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER, Juna 25, 1975 In Portugal

ON A d m ira l Leftist Mobs Attack Catholics REFRIGERATOR LISBON, Portugal (NC) here against the occupation some 500 men, women and were treated for minor in­ — Hundreds of leftists arm­ by Marxist workers of Radio children inside archdiocesan juries. /FREEZERS ed with sticks and metal Renascenza, a station owned headquarters, where Car­ As Catholics were driven bars attacked a crowd of by the Portuguese bishops. dinal Antonio Riberio off in open arm trucks, surg­ Catholics demonstrating The leftist mob trapped resides. He is ihe patriarch ing groups of leftists pelted of Lisbon. them with rubbish and A dm iral WJE Troops moved in next mor­ shouted instuls. Among the ning to help evacuate the evacuees, mostly women, no'dafrosting Official Appointments Catholics after they had were nuns and children. r«frio«^ator/fr»«zer been trapped inside 17 hours, Cardinal Riberio and • Naw Enargy-Savar da- Reverend John J. McGinn, Administrator pro tem, and to open the way among about 50 other captives — in­ aign cuts power usage by the hostile crowd for am­ cluding some priests — eliminating "anii-sweat" St Therese Church, Aurora. heating elements. Reverend Daniel F. Balzereit, S.V.D., Associate bulances to reach the refused to leave unless they • Adjustable refrigerator building and take away the were provided with covered s h e lv e s - nrtove up or down Pastor of St. John the Evangelist, Loveland. • Frigid meat keeper draw­ Reverend Kasimir Dillier, S.M.B., Associate Pastor injured. Some 30 persons trucks. er keeps meat fresh arKl moist of St. Therese Church, Aurora. longer • Convenient ice service Reverend Thaddeus Kozikowski, C.S.P., Assistant with Easy Cube ice bucket Pastor of St. Peter, Greeley. Sen. Kennedy and "twist-sfect" cube trays Reverend Angelo Ossino, O.S.B., Associate Pastor of • Twincrispardrawarskeep fruits ar>d vegetables farm- St. Anthony Church, Sterling. star>d fresh. • Space-saving Cold Can Draws Heavy Carousel holds 12 beverage ca n s, serves coldest first. Official Schedule Five U.S. b staff meml ARCHBISHOP JAMES V. CASEY (from left) Tool up Friday, June 27, 2:00 p.m. — Denver, Chancery C riticism Conference Room, Priests’ Council Executive Board (Continued from Page 1) Dr. Jefferson called the Meeting. “I stand before you now pro-life movement a “war” with Admiral Sunday, June 29, 11:15 a.m. — Colorado Springs, and in every place that I and stressed that anti­ Rr Holy Apostles Church, Concelebrated Mass, Pastoral can” she said, “ that we abortionists “must stop the Visit. might mobilize the people to killing without using killing By I for S8.88 Monday, June 30, 10:30 a.m. — Denver, Regency organize their society on weapons, must replace To find Hotel, Colorado Forum on Criminal Justice Standards traditions they can respect violence with loving and ■ Unity” in I When you purchase and Goals Seminar. and admire.” caring. Our victory will not tion of a H' Tuesday, July 1, 7:00 p.m. — Arvada, Spirit of Christ She said that local Right be for ourselves but for to erase Catholic Corrimunity, Dedication and Blessing of new to Life organizations should America and all of Supreme O Admiral’s Best Buys. Church. not have “ country-club” mankind.” 840 person: BISHOP GEORGE R. EVA.NS Buy an Admiral variable speed standards of membership, states. Me; Thursday, June 26, 4:00 p.m. — Denver, American but make room for all those met in Den appliance jigsaw, edger- Medical Center at Denver, Board of Trustees Annual during Admiral trimmer or who share an anti-abortion Register National R Best Buys and hedge trimmer Meeting. position, despite the relative June 20-22 you can get the ^ for only $8.88. 'Saturday, June 28, 5:00 p.m. — Denver, Regis High strength of their opposition. Deadline non-sectari choice of a Rockwell So hurry while .School, 35th Reunion. Dr Jefferson also told Because of the July 4 holi­ The the I cordless power drill, ^ 1 supply lasts. Sunday, June 29, 10:15 a.m. — St, Francis Cabrini delegates to become day, material for the July 9 Unity” w Shrine, Holy Year Pilgrimage, Mass. involved with social issues issue of 'The Denver Catholic prominen Monday, June 30, 4:00 p.m. — Denver, Labor’s that tend to encourage Register should be in the dressed tb Community Agency Meeting. abortion as an option for newspaper office by noon of speaker,D BISHOP RICHARD C. HANIFEN women, especially low- July 2 at the very latest. specialist i LATORINS, INC. Friday, June 27, 7:00 p.m. — Mother Cabrini Shrine, income women. Stories carrying a date vice pres Cursillo Concelebrated Mass. “ It is so very, very value, particularly events Right to L 6454 EastV2nd PI. Commerce City Sunday, June 29, 10:00 a.m. — Ft. Collins. 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Bishops Meet With President Five U.S. bishops meet June 18 with President Gerald Ford (center right) and White House secretary of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and U.S. Catholic Conference staff members to discuss Church positions and public pwlicy on various issues. The bishops (NCCB-USCC); Cardinal Terence Cooke of New York; Archbishop Joseph Bernardin of {from left) are Bishop James Malone of Youngstown, Ohio; Bishop James Rausch, general Cincinnati, NCCB-USCC president; and Archbishop Thomas Donnellan of Atlanta.

the ir” iti- Right to Life Told 'Remember What Unites Us' the ing By Cathleen Grupp University of Wisconsin- are going to be willing to listen number of interrelated catalysts: Jay G. Sykes attacked the logic ice To find “Strength Through Milwaukee. it will only be done if we .sk “A utilitarian philosophy has politicians use to condone legaliza­ ind Unity” in the quest for the adop­ Dr. Gerster, in the opening ad­ through prayer the assista'-.ce of developed with its goals of tion of abortion — that they do not not tion of a Human Life Amendment dress to the convention, told God. material gain, instant solutions, want to impose their morality on for to erase the sanction of the delegates in a call for solidarity, U.S. Rep. James O’^crstar told and instant gratification. others, that they prefer “mer­ of Supreme Court legalizing abortion, “let us remember what unites us the opening session )i the conven­ “A loss of faith in our own per­ ciful” death to suffering and un­ 840 persons from most of the 50 — not what divides us. This is a tion that a telept’jne poll con­ sonal dignity and worth has happiness, that they rise above states, Mexico, Canada and Japan one issue organization and that ducted by his offi'.'e reveals that resulted in a denial of the intrinsic principles to yield to political met in Denver to participate in the issue is human life. Human life,” more than 200 Co.’gressmen favor value of human life itself. “prudence”. National Right to Life Convention, she stressed, “must take the beginning of House hearings “An obsession with the environ­ Sykes told the delegates to June 20-22. The convention was precedence over all personal on proposed Human Life ment failed to recognize that pollu­ “accept a less than complete anti­ non-sectarian. loyalties, over all political af­ Amendments to the U.S. Constitu­ tion and the indiscriminate killing abortion amendment, but make it oli- The theme “Strength Through filiations. We do wield tremendous tion. of wild life is the direct result of clear in accepting that you will ly 9 Unity” was reiterated by the ‘strength through unity,’ ” Dr. Rep. Oberstar said there are not man’s affluence, indifference, and persist in pursuing the ultimate 9lic prominent speakers who ad­ Gerster said, “but only in unity. yet enough votes in the House to greed and will not be altered by the abolition of all abortion.” the dressed the convention: keynote This is the most totally altruistic pass a Human Life Amendment, simplistic solution of abortion. 1 of speaker, Dr. Carolyn F. Gerster, a movement since the abolition of and he hopes that hearings would “Overpopulation, while certain­ Discussing the ways of amen­ specialist in internal medicine and slavery.” serve an educational purpose to ly deserving of rational and con­ ding the Supreme Court decision, ate vice president of the National Kenneth Van Derhoef reminded win the necessary 290 votes. structive programs of family plan­ Sykes pointed out that there are nts Right to Life Committee (NLRC), the convention that in order to “I think the Human Life Amend­ ning in those part of the world alternatives besides the passage of who was elected over the weekend affect a substantial revision of the ment movement is really coming where it exists, has been distorted a Human Life Amendment. There )rt- is another route, he said “which 1 by to chairmanship of the NLI^C Supreme Court decision of 1973, of political age,” he told the conve- to a near hysteric attack on the board of directors; Kenneth Van “the movement must not be tion. But he added, “We’re not far baby. might hold out more hope of even­ Derhoef, a practicing attorney judgmental or self-righteous. The enough yet.” Earlier he told a “ Sexual activity at an earlier tual success: our Constitution can who served as president of the movement has matured,” he news conference that the 206 be amended by a constitutional and earlier age has already been convention which is called after NLRC, 1974-75; Dr. Mildred observed, “so that we no longer favorable Congressmen “are open- reflected by a venereal disease e'Pl two-thirds of the state legislatures . 23 Jefferson, chairman of the board can be or will be judgmental. The minded enough to feel we ought to rate of staggering proprotions. of NLRC and newly-elected presi­ most we can do,” Van Derhoef have a chance to lay the facts on “The women’s liberation move­ petition for it.” This method of . 19 amending the Constitution has . 22 dent; Representative James said, “is explain why we feel so the table.” ment, reflecting many valid Oberstar, democratic con­ strongly. Dr. Gerster explained the moral grievances, unfortunately suc- never been used, he noted. Earlier P. 8 tibis yeaf, however Missouri . 21 gressman from Minnesota, who is He called for pro-life chapters to climate which has prompted the cuTIffli?! to a militant-rrMWorH^and the chief sponsor of a Human Life become educated in health care abortion mentality. “Society has turned all their hostility and rage, became the first state to petition . 26 the Congress for a constitutional . 14 Amendment, and Jay G. Sykes, delivery, to be visible and to stand become not so much immoral as not outward toward their male op­ chairman of the department of together, concluding “ if this coun­ amoral,” she said. “The assault on pressor so much, as inward toward convention. . 12 human life is the result of a P. 4 mass communications at the try is to turn around, and if people their unborn baby. Pointing out the advantages of 25 “Youth and physical perfec­ this method, Sykes indicated that 24 tion,” she concluded, “have been “the voters of the nation can more deified in a world that now finds directly, through their state 1!! I 'We the People' Means All People the senile, the retarded, and the legislature bring their collective severely handicapped repugnant. weight to bear — and that is one of "It is time ’We the people’ members of the Coalition for is like to have very little money, We have become a throw-away our strengths, our prime assets — meant all the people — the Human Life had a background in Mrs. Moore feels sympathy society.” public support.” Indians, the blacks, the poor, the social concerns many years prior toward those who contemplate educationally and politically to the Supreme Court decision having an abortion because of ler disadvantaged, the unborn.” legalizing abortion. "Our poverty. “There is such a great tor deal of human m isery and Japan Sad Example tor Dedicating her efforts to “We jer the people’’ is Northern hopelessness that some may feel tor California’s Coalition for Human there is no choice, but to alleviate Of Legalized Abortion Justice representative to the this suffering there has to be ns, National Right to Life Convention positive social action and we ge Fifteen delegates to the National Right to Life Convention travelled Elizabeth Moore, a young mother won’t get it as long as there is from Japan to participate in the Denver convention and the June 12-15 of five, from San Jose, California. abortion.” National Workshop on Natural Family Planning at St. John’s University, As a member of the board of If the Human Life Amendment Collegeville, Minnesota. directors for her local chapter of is passed Mrs. Moore’s work will The fifteen ranged from a college student to a 74-year-old woman United for Life, Mrs. Moore not end with the United for Life or and included four priests, a minister, four Sisters, a doctor and a promotes education on pro-life the coalition for human justice. midwife. Father Anthony Zimmerman, S.V.D., professor of Moral issues, coordinating speakers, for "There would be a lot of things we Theology at Nanzan University in Nagoya, Japan, served as organizer ns, school program, distributing would have to do” she said, "One for the group. ck. information to libraries, and of those things is that there has to Sister Yoshiko Toyoda commenting on legalized abortion in Japan setting up booths in public be help from the young girl who is said that “our country has been one of the sad examples of legalized displays. pregnant, she commented, "Her abortion practice for the last twenty years.” A year ago a group of people problem is not the pregnancy but “It is significant,” Sister observed, “especially at this International active in United for Life formed society’s attitude toward her.” Women’s Year, to reflect upon the dignity of us women who have been the Coalition for Human Life. “We Elizabeth IVIoore made to participate in the procreative work of the creator and realize wanted to do something a little background speaks for our One of the outgrowths of more deeply the preciousness of life.” further.” Mrs. Moore said. In sincerity.” legalized abortion that disturbs “We must, first and foremost,” she stressed, “start respecting addition to advancing the cause of ■Mrs. Moore, a Baptist, said that Mrs. Moore is the increased human dignity. Only when we realize this profound truth, will the libera­ the unborn the Coalition addresses one’s religious affiliation is not incidence in child abuse. Citing tion of women truly be accomplished.” all issues that relate to a person’s the basis for belief in pro-life figures showing a tripling in the Mrs. Takako Honma, 74, Chairman o.f the Tokyo Conference of right to life in all stages of life — issues. child abuse cases in New York Catholic Women, spoke of what she wants to bring to the f>eopleof Japan. child abuse, capital punishment, "What the bible says about what and California she said, "if we “We hope to do what we can to promote Natural Family Planning hunger, discrimination, etc.” you do to the least of your eliminate children who are through our Catholic parishes and hospitals, in cooperation with the People have to be given the brothers applies to everyone and unwanted in abortion, we do the Protestant Women’s Association, and through publications and ac­ chance to make it, to be educated, it doesn’t even take a religious same things after birth, abortion tivities. The post-war education in Japan,” she commented, "has not to just plain live.” person to know that it is wrong to has affected the attitude of people resulted in good moral life, but I have hopes that we will improve.” “If we are concerned in other oppress people, to let people and has lead to such calleousness. Father Edgar Geier, S.M.F., pastor of the Inazawa Cathlic Church, things (other than abortion) it starve, to abort babies, to napalm “Society,” she concluded,” is as concluded, “ I hope to learn new ways to give our message to society in makes our cause more effective,” moth^i;s and their children.” good as how it treats its such terms that after society has b^n forced to listen, it may also be she said, noting that most As a person who knows what it unwanted. ” motivated to act for the right to life.” L < II1 FEi M iiiriittiii H IM i'll m .if 1^1 lEEtf I iiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiii Catholic Community New Parish Dedication Exactly one year after its formation, the Spirit of Father Sobieszczyk said, “it seemed to represent Christ Catholic Community will celebrate an today’s Church so adequately.” anniversary as well as the dedication and blessing of Sister Martha Clare Bond C.P.P.S., he added, is its new church by Archbishop James V. Casey July doing the interior design work on the figure of 1. Christ, plus other figures, as well as furnishings for Mass will be concelebrated in the distinctive, all the sanctuary. brick, multi-purpose church proper at 7 p.m. Father The church uses chairs instead of pews to allow John Martens, who started the parish in 1974 to fuller utilization of the building until the second serve the estimated 700 families in the area, will floor is completed by the parishioners. Father give the homily. Sobieszczyk said. The new pastor of the church, which is located at A native of Loup City, Nebraska, he was ordained 7400 W. 80th Ave. in Arvada, is h’ather David M. to the priesthood in 1964. He served at St. Augustine, Sobieszczyk. Brighton, for the past year. Prior to that he has been The paHshioners, many of whom had formerly at St. Catherine, Burlington; St. Anne, Arvada; and been served by St. Anne’s Church, chose the name St. Mary Magdalene in Denver. Spirit of Christ Catholic Community because. Migrants Aided by Sisters

By Larry E. Mich provided for grades "K” to 6. However, in the health field, the Permanent Deacon Another 85 or so attend school in Sisters at Eckley work under the Many migrant laborers and Holyoke. direct supervision of State and their families from the Assisting the Federal Title One Federal Health employees. But, Brownsville, Texas, area are medical staff at the Eckley school besides assisting the Title One currently working around Wray, are three Sisters of the St. Francis nurses in the screening of migrant Yuma and Holyoke now that the Order from Marycrest in Denver: children, the Nuns also distribute sugar beets are ready for hoeing Sister Mary David Adams, Jeanne used clothing, make home and thinning. Martinez and Elaine Marie visitations, teach religion and are And, since the migrant laborers Feldhaus. on a ‘‘round the clock’’ are in those areas for lengthy The Marycrest sisters drive an availability basis to respond to the periods of time working on the 18-foot “ Franciscian Health needs of the people. "Starship' Playground Shapes Up Clinic” mobile travel bus which Recently the Sisters taught crops, it would be rather unusual A “starship” playground with a for low income families at 1900 S. for the workers not to bring their they move from location to religion to children at Akron and slide, swing, fireman’s pole and location. Yuma and are presently teaching Raritan. President of the Sertoma families with them. ladder was erected by members of Club, Max Ernest (left) is assisted The parents and older children The Marycrest unit is an 23 migrant children at Wray, the Sertoma Club on Saturday, independent operation. The where the first part of class is by Vernal Strobl and his son Mike leave early in the morning for the June 14, for the children who live as he drives a spike into the beet fields and do not return to Sisters of St. Francis receive their being held in the basement of St. in the Archdiocesan Housing Unit structure. camp until late at night. During funds entirely from their Andrew’s Church. this time about 90 of the younger Motherhouse, and from the The church and its facilities are migrant children in the Wray and generosity of the people, and not made available to the migrants Yuma areas are transported to from any federal or state for all purposes including Mass Eckley where schooling is program. and Confession in Spanish by W A S C hanging Reverend Edward J. Leonard, Pastor. He is assisted in this work Goal changes based on three responsibility for group activities; Montbello Kicks Off by Larry E. Mich, Permanent years of experimentation have and- regular shared liturgy, Deacon. yielded a new format for VIAS. retreats and educational pro­ the lay ministry program of the grams. Building Fund Drive Father Gary Tellez, director of 'Archdiocese of Denver. The “In addition, each member the Migrant Program of the program now promotes lay pledges 5 per cent of his net A major capital fund drive was Xhe campaign will last four Catholic Community Services — ministry and funds unrecognized income for the support of an announced by Father Paul M. weeks with every home in the Northern, is now working the ministry. unrecognized ministry,” said Asselin C.S.P. acting for the parish to be contacted. Wray, Holyoke, Burlington areas. VIAS members are each Mitchell. The criteria that the Pastoral Team of Montbello Lonnie Chavez and Austin Ho celebrated the Mass of currr’ently giving 5 per cent of supported ministry must meet is Catholic Parish in Denver. The Keating are the campaign Christian Burial in Spanish their net income to the support of that it could not exist without the Montbello Catholic Parish Center Executive Committee co- recently for F'lorentino de la Cruz Mike Cooper, a volunteer with the VIAS support, he continued. Building Fund Drive seeks to chairmen. Group leaders for the Vega, young father of two who Justice and f’eace Commission, ‘‘We don’t b elieve that a raise as much as possible of the drive are David and Terri was killed in a one car accident. who is working to organize a minister is a special kind of $150,000 needed to complete the Hannan. William J. Sluyter, The Sisters working with the community dedicated to providing person, but rather, ‘every person funding for this project. Dorothy Tkaychek, Henald S. migrants in the Wray area have fiKHl and shelter for those who is a special kind of minister", he cannot provide these basics for Montbello Catholic' Parish, Perillo, Lonnie Chavewr—Tom been there since June 15. They said, "The lay person's unique will not leave the area until them.selves. Cooper's work is full­ role is to be leaven in the world established in .lanuary, 197‘2, has Tiff4n, Tom Patterson, Phil Vigil, time and is not yet funded or been using the United Parish David Hurd, Paul O'Brien, Joe sometime in early July when all Whether a teacher, bricklayer the migrants are gone. .Support of .salaried by any agency or group. housewife, doctor, salesman or (Church to conduct services and Owens. F'rank Perez and Paul F. He receives $100 per month from hold social events. The new Tobin. the migrants in the Wray area is social worker, each lay person the group. may be Christ's word to the other building will serve as a multi­ To dale 60 parishioners have from the Wray Migrant Council, consisting of people from all "The VLAS program was begun people whom he contacts daily purpose building. Parishioners volunteered to work on the by the archdiocese in 1972 to Mitchell believes. will not only use the building for personal visitation part of the denominations interested in the welfare of our guests. provide an avenue for lay He added that laymen have a religious services but also have a program. The ton-day solicitation participation in the Church, special "credibility’’ with other center for education and social phase of the program will end on conceptually modeled after the lay people because of life .style services and parish social events. July 1. 1975. VISTA' program of the federal similarities. Speaker Urges government and VIDA of the Mitchell said the VLAS will Diocese of Pueblo," explained continue to fund unrecognized Concern for director, William Mitchell. ministry as the pool of funds VIAS members were to work in available for this purpose grow.s Rural Elderly church agencies for $300.00 per Curreptly. there are nine month and live communally members. The director's position ST. PAUL. Minn, (NO — The according to the original is being phased out because of the rural elderly suffer not only archdiocesan plan. Several VIAS shared leadership concept. malnutrition, but also the "more have been active according to this terrible ’ loneline.ss and isolation, plan, working as teachers, social a speaker told the 17 Church workers, youth workers and in Girls' Camp leaders on the panel of the archdiocesan publications. Near Evergreen regional bicentennial hearing of "But many men and women the National Conference of were attracted to the VIAS iens Season Catholic Bishops here. concept who could not live Op< The speaker, Natalie Reese, communally, or who worked in On Saturday, June 28, Our Lady director of the Social Action service jobs outside of the Church of the Rockies Camp for girls neai' Division of the Catholic Council structure, or who could not afford Evergreen will open for its 21.st for Social Concerns in Des to work for $300.00 per month ( Moines, la., was one of 17 season. The camp, sponsored by because of p reviou s St. Rita’s Court No. 625 ot the speakers urging the Church to commitments. Still others were respect the dignity of farmers and Catholic Daughters of .America i-- working in jobs traditionally open to girls between the ages ot t> small town dwellers and to considered 'non-service', like remember that rural residents sales. Where did these fit in'’” and 15. face problems similar to those of said Mitchell. F ive weekly sessions are city dwellers. The group began to work on the offered for a fee of $50 per week process of forming a new model For those wishing extra activity, for the program in June of last horseback riding is available for Memorial Mass year, finishing the process in an additional fee of $9. At Mt. Olivet November. The new "Covenant" Mass is offered weekly in the Lantern Use Recalled explained Mitchell, has been in camp's chapel and morning and FR A reception at St. Anthony the old days, they used to turn the The first Friday Mass in effect since late December and evening prayers are said there Central to honor the annual Feast electricity in the hospital off after memory of all those who have will be revised again this summer, daily. Day of St. Anthony and the 9 o'clock and the Sisters had to go died, especially during the based on the group’s experience Applications for the camp Centennial Year (1875-1975) of the around the hospital with lanterns past month, will be offered by The basic tenants of the sessions are being taken by Miss Sisters of St. Francis allowed Dr. to provide light to work by . . . F'ather LaWrence St. Peter at Covenant are: commitment to Catherine Maloney, the camp Nolie Mumey, left, former even in surgery.” Sister Clarice is the Interment Chapel at ,Mt. one s own lay ministry and to committee chairman. For member of the hospital medical director of the St. Anthony Olivet Cemetery. 44th Avenue promoting the concept of lay information or applications. Miss staff, a chance to reminisce. He Pharmacy. at Youngfield, Wheat Ridge, ministry among other lay people Maloney may be contacted at 1269 explains to Sister Clarice that "in \^on July 4. at 7 p.m. and throughout the Church- Littleton Blvd., Littleton 80120 or s h a r e d leadership and call 794-3110. anniversary IT S A TREMENDOUS VALUE! sale

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Two Bishops, 80 clergy and hundreds of the laity filled the stately Loyola Church to pay final tribute to the Rev. Edward Patrick M u rp h y, S.J., whose priestly life was spent serving the people of Loyola and Denver. A soft spoken, husky man, he was a student, teacher and sportsman, but he was best described as a priest ^ / . . WE'VE DONE and pastor. His life-long credo was “Obedience is the IT AGAIN! back bone of life.” Father Edward Patrick Murphy In his lifetime he won many awards. The Jesuit Elmer was given the- Reward of Comptroller Merit conferred by the United Stat George Washington (Carver previous re Memorial Institute for Stockberger S U P S it “outstanding contributions the current to the betterment of race F. Arnold relations and human wel­ personnel fare.” Denver, di TUFF F ath er Murphy also luncheon i received the “ Man of the Year” award by the National Negro Voters' St. J THE HOLY FATHER'S MlSStOIV AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH Educational Council for his AT A SUPER PRICE! efforts in the field of race Have you ever wished your family had a nun? relations and human bet­ Con Now you can have a nun of your own'— and terment, share forever in all the good she does. . . . Who OTHER RECOGNITION Cer is she'’ A healthy, whoiesome. penniless girl in But Father Murphy is On Fridc her teens or early twenties, she dreams of the remembered more for his Anthony H day she can bring God's love to lepers, orphans, kindness and assistance to will h o i the aging . Help her become a Sister! all people for his great love d ed icatio and devotion to Loyola Communici parish. “We stai YOU To pay all her expenses this year and next she There are members of two walkit CANT needs only $12.50 a month ($150 a year, $300 several generations who radios but < GO altogether). She'll write you to express her readily recall how Father Flight for YOURSELF, thanks, and she'll pray lor you at daily Mass. Murphy, clad in a worn helicopter SO TRAIN sweat shirt, would in a few- A In just two years you'll have a Sister of your had to I forceful words tell them sophistical SISTER own' . . We ll send you her name upon receipt why they had missed communici of your first gut. As long as she lives you'll catching a pass on a Nick DiTi know you are helping the pitiable people she makeshift football field in Security cares for. . . Please write us today so she can City Park. cation for t begin her training. She prays someone will help. Father Murphy won national sports attention DiTirro when he befriended Charles went fron (Sonny) Liston, former to an of NUNS, In the hands of a thrifty native Sister your gift wcrld heavyweight boxing surplus Ai CHILDREN, in any amount ($1,000. $750, $500. $250. champion. now being FOOD exclu sivi $100. S75. $50. $25. $15. $10, $5. $2) wiM SPECIAL QUALITIES console, w Father Murphy was fill empty stomachs with milk, rice, fish and duty 24 hoL greatly 1-oved for his genial vegetables. . . . If you feel nobody needs you T h e S A level loop nylen/eleAn combIrKiUen pile, fer heavy nature, to which was united wear and tall retltferKv. Uie It onywhere ... In eWce, help feed hungry boys and girls! municatioi an ardent pastoral zeal. also said batement, playroom, bedroom, etc. 11 lively colon to Father Murphy was born choote from. Foam rubber bock eBmlwotem need of “includes pod. For free ettknote coll store neorett you. July 5, 1908, in Hastings, all incon SEE THE Our Holy Father has proclaimed 1975 as a Holy Nebraska. He entered the HOLY LAND Year. He encourages more Pilgrimages to Rome calls in C< Society of Jesus in 1929 and 3123), “an IN THE and the Holy Land during this lime of reconcilia­ was ordained June 17,1942. HOLY YEAR tion. In keeping with his wishes. Catholic Near is already East is sponsoring two-week tours for just GOAL KNOWN for a natic $1,133 per person. Write for information. “I had known since I was Watts line in the fifth grade that I A s k e ( wanted to be a priest. The communi idea appealed to me. much bett Father Murphy used to say . DiTirro i “we wouf Dear enclosed please find $ When he observed his Monsignor Nolan: for Life S VERSATILE ENOUGH silver jubilee in 1967, Father FOR ______Murphy was asked what was rely on jui FOR ANY ROOM are too Please n a m e ___ his biggest thrill. He return coupon replied, “just being here at phones g with your street. Loyola and enjoying my dialing ta offering get busy, CITT _____ - S T A T E . ___ Z IP C O D E work.” must havi As to the future, at that (71 Please send me Holy Year tour information time he said that he hoped it communii would include “just one effective. DiTirro THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION thing: living here the rest of my life.” And that wish was console gives St. granted to him. push-butt A Mass of Christian A with 88 a Burial was offered June 16 in LoyolclUChurch. Bishop hospitals, and am TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE, President Charles R. Koester of St. MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary Louis and Bishop George D iT irrt tool loett r m however, ^ . V . . ^ ret.«.w ______Write: Catholic Near East Welfare Assoc. Evans, and some 80 priests 1011 First Avenue • New York. N.Y. 10022 have tot ------Mietw WllbSI^I*! AURORA KHWI were concelebrants at the Telephone: 212/8 2 6-1480.,.,. o, center hi SWO»WQ <-s'' s tribute Patrick vhose spent Loyola ELECTRIC

y man, eacher unsurpassed quality be was priest \Vhirlpool fe-long DLLUkC e is the flUTOflMTIC McDermot Honored UIASHCR e won ' i t D.C., May 27. McDermott Jesuit Elmer B. Staats, " i t Cool Down Carr ard of Comptroller General of the was the first from a local For Permartrnl United States, one of the governmental entity to Press Garmenis ly the i r Choice of Carver previous recipients of the receive the award, which 3 Water Levels ;e for Stockberger Award, makes recognizes and honors a 3 W ash/Rinsc Water autions the current presentation to person who has made an Temperatures f race F. Arnold McDermott, outstanding contribution n wel- personnel director for toward the improvement of Now Denver, during a special public personnel manage­ Only also luncheon in Washington, ment. of the y the oters' St. Anthony's for his Whirlpool 15.1 CU. FT Whirlpool 15.8 CU. FT. if race MARK I REFRIGERATOR UPRIGHT FREEZER n bet- Communication Handsoma lailurad- staatdoar iSicu It capacity*Coo- vaniarii daltoal drain tys- tam • Supar-aloraga door • Miiiion-Magnai* door n o N * Adjualabla lamparaiura Center Dedicated conlret • Porcalain- anamaladinlatior •Powar intariuplion light • Saaiad ahy IS many areas do not have compraasot • Kay #iact I On Friday, June 27, St. lock 'or his i Anthony Hospital Systems radio facilities.” nee to will hold a formal According to DiTirro, at love dedication of its new Loyola calls that come into the St. Communication Center. Anthony Communication “We started in 1969 with Center by phone can be ers of two walkie-talkie portable instantly dispatched by i who radios but as we got into the radio and cited such Father Flight for Life emergency possibility’s as a physician worn helicopter air service, we getting an emergency phone a few had to explore more call in his livingroom and them sophisticated methods of being able to talk with the issed communication,” explained helicopter. Emergency Watt-Wise 10,000 BTU/HR on a Nick DiTirro, director of Room fixed wing plane or 8LIDE-AIRE eld in Security and Communi­ hospital personnel over the AIR CONDmONER cation for the hospital. phone . . . “all at the same • Im ull* 3 Ways-*l»dino windowi. won CM*m«ni Of narrow doubt# hur>g time.” DiTirro called this windows a 3 Coolin^/Fan Spaadt ention DiTirro said the program a Automatic Tharmottat kind of multiple phone a Easv-Mount Sida Panalt for Quick harles Installation went from “walkie-talkies capability, ‘‘cross- a Plugs into any adaqustaly wirad srmer to an old government patching.” He also cited bio­ 115 volt groursdad circuit W h irlp o o l )oxing surplus Air Force console medical telemetry as 00 *278 for 6,000 BTU's now being replaced by an another important facet of aouA aiM* SLIDING WINDOW ES exclusive two-position the new communication ALSO AVAILABLE IN 8,000 & 10,000 BTU'l AIR CONDITIONER was console, with dispatchers on system and explained it as a genial duty 24 hours a day.” “radio diagnosis whereby W£ USE. united TheSecurity Com­ electronic equipment at the I. munications’ d ir e c t o r scene of an accident or i born also said the new set-up serious illness is used to itings. “includes a Watts line for relay signals to the conveiiieiii credn d the all incoming emergency physician at the hospital, J9 and calls in Colorado (1-800-332- home or cUnic. The doctor 1942. 3123), “and that the hospital can read the signals being is already working on plans transmitted and direct the SCRATCH & DENTS BIG SAVINGS for a nationwide emergency medical team at the scene Watts line. in proper medical proced­ Asked why radio ure.” G.E. communication was so much better than telephone, 6 - 30" Ranges Whirlpool DiTirro pointed out that, 7 - Built in ovens 7 - Refrigerators “we wouldn’t have a Flight M ahoneys for Life Service if we had to 12 - Refrigerators 1 - Gas dryer rely on just phones . . . there O bserve are too many variables; 2 - Trash compactors 2 - Electric dryers phones get knocked out, Anniversary dialing takes too long, lines 4 - Drop in ranges 3 - Automatic washers get busy. In a disaster we On Sunday, June 22, Phil and Mary Mahoney of 6185 t that must have immediate radio communication to be W. 38th Ave. Wheat Ridge, COMPLETE LINE OF TRASH COMPACTORS BAGS & SPRAY, iped it celebrated their 50 years of t one effective.” AND GLASS TOP RANGE CLEANER AVAILABLE DiTirro said that the new m arriage with their 7 -est of children, 30 grandchildren h was console equipment now gives St. Anthony, “instant, and friends at a Mass at push-button communication Sts.’ Peter and Paul’s stian church. ne 16 with 88 agencies including ;ishop hospitals, law, fire, rescue The Mahoneys were )f St. and ambulance units.” married in St. Dominic’s eorge DiTirro pointed out, Church on June 22, 1925, and riests however, that “in order to served many years in St. t the have total capabilities a Dom inic’s Parish until n Mt. center has to operate on coming to Sts. Peter and radio and telephone because .».nc I n%^4.ii. JUfl€ 25« 1975 Sister Comments on Soviet Visit ucatiol Uniformity of Schools Striking By Cathleen Gnipp throughout the United and red kerchiefs for the Palaces, with students Rev. Donald 1 Register Reporter States were chosen to girls, and all wear pins eating all meals at school. e priest vis After a recent two-week participate in the study bearing the likeness of Sister surmised that little Cooking in the Food Crisis ital room w: study of the system of mission, sponsored by the Lenin. time is afforded for family time. Prei education in the Soviet National Association of Commenting on the life in the Soviet Union. !, he asked t Union and a one-week Secondary School Principals. intensiveness of the Although there are no uld you like observation of secondary Two Catholic priests, one educational atmosphere in private schools in Russia, Heat Beater ■er?” schools in Europe, Sister brother and one sister. Russia, Sister Lorraine there are some English- lure. Father, Lorraine Therese Duffy, Sister Lorraine Therese, Therese explained that in speaking schools where , Homemade breads and rolls are always a treat, but it will maki S.L., principal at Holy were among those visiting the Soviet Union students students become proficient during the hot summer months heating up the kitchen to er,” Family High School, the Soviet Union. are required to take exams in the language, “so that bake a batch of rolls is not always practical. bviously thi returned with three All Russian schools look after the eighth form students will be able to The following recipe makes 8 dozen rolls that can be 0 respond impressions — the schools alike Sister said, differing (eighth grade) and if they do communicate with the kept on the shelf for a week, in the refrigerator for two irming simp in the U.S.S.R. are more only by the number on the not pass, they are not United States,” Sister said. weeks or in the freezer for three months. Baking on one mg somethin] intensive, structured and front— gray buildings with allowed to continue The structure and cool night or morning can yield rolls for several meals. itude tov uniform than those in the attractively decorated academic studies but rather uniform ity of the Lness. He a United States. rooms. And Russian are transferred to technical educational system is Brown and Serve Rolls priest’s visit Twenty-one high school students, too, look alike, — or vocational programs. dictated by the state. Sister 2 cups milk I embarrasse( principals as well as various coats and ties for the boys Again, after the tenth said, remarking that she */i cup sugar Hfayed over.’ administrators from and black dresses, aprons form (twefth grade), was told that in every school 1 cup warm water lliught of pray students must pass exams at any given time the same Vz cup melted shortening trms of ask which determine whether lesson would be taught. 5 tsp. salt ^acle or as a they will attend a college or “That disturbed me,” Sister 2 cakes yeast, dissolved in the warm water ort in serious university of the state’s commented, ‘‘Soviet 10 cups flour. Scald milk. Add salt and sugar and stir. Cool. Add he Good New choice. In order to perform teachers are not really lUght to the well on the series of exams teachers, they are learned yeast mixture. Stir until smooth. Mix in 6 cups flour and an suffering students concentrate in what they teach.” she melted shortening. Add enough more flour to knead. text than mi seriously on the three R’s. said, but individuality is lost Let rise and shape into rolls. Let rise again slightly last rites. J The formal educational in uniformity. less than doubled in bulk. Bake 40 minutes in a 275 degree t human lil structure does not Students, Sister observed, oven. Leave in pans for 20 minutes. Cool at room iple for etern incorporate in the daily are very receptive to temperature. Wrap and seal. gdom,” he schedules time for art, learning. “They seemed When ready to serve, bake for 7 to 10 minutes at 400 es not bel( music, physical education enthusiastic and, perhaps degrees. jrld ” (Jn. 18; or dance. These activities, from parental pressure, are Offering cai considered extracurricular, excited about learning. ^ortant role are taught after school in Every child, however, is Legal Aid Offices j)wth. As an u “Pioneer Palaces.” Sister poured into a definite jflication of th« Lorraine Therese noted mold,” she said, “and I jman healt that, although not guess creativity comes out Listed in Guide jhtingency of c mandatory, 98% of Russian through the cracks.” irthly years children participate in Children in Russian The reference guide, contacting the offices of jeaks of th classes or are tutored at the schools are happy. Sister “ What to Do if You’re legal services listed below: ^stery; deatl Pioneer Palaces from^4 to 7 Lorraine Therese said. Unemployed,” prepared by Eastside Legal Services. sction. p.m. daily. “Some of the ‘‘Their courtesy and .Mrs. Ann DiBerardinis, St. 2130 Downing, 222-1806. Pioneer Palaces are really graciousness struck me.” Fhilomena Parish North Denver Legal pRDLESS L palaces” Sister said, “but Summarizing the effect of repre.sentative to the Parish Services, 1401 W. 38th Ave.. Human perso programs have little variety viewing the'Soviet Outreach Program of 433-8771. e d o m a from one palace to educational system on her Denver Catholic Southwest Valley Legal termination. ' another.” feelings on the system in the Community services, Services, 925 Federal Blvd.. nes from Go( Rudiments of the Young United States, Sister outlines legal aid services 292-6296. ad to H Communist Party are also concluded. “ I think wo are that are available to low West Denver Legal n f i n e m € taught to all young Russians doing a very good job as fqr income persons. Services, 820 Santa Fe Dr.. at the Pioneer F*alaces, as curriculum and there Is The reference guide 573-9223. nothing I would want to states that “you may Arapahoe County Legal Since school is in session change ” screened for eligibility over Aid, 300 E. Hampden Ave.. six days a week, beginning the telephone. Legal 761-5353. before breakfast and ending Libraries Shut services for civil matters at the 7 p.m. in the Pioneer only (credit, insurance, On July 4th etc.) are provided during The Main Denver Ihiblic the days at the five offices. Three-UUeek SATURDAY BANKING! Library. 1357 Broadway, and On one night a week other Holy Hear Tour all of its branches will be tyj>es of cases are handled.” closed Friday, July 4, More specific information It's a moving experience Independence Day. m ay be obtained by HOLY ______tw o. LAND Rome Uatican bourdes Ireland under leadership of (A. T h e new Monsignor Bernard d -^1 CULLEN Pastor. St. Louis teleph on e Parish. Englewood More and more people are finding the d ire cto ry convenience of weekend banking worth moving their accounts to Aurora National A/ Bank. It makes life a lot easier when you is going bank where they listen to your problems, and then do something about it. to p re s s Saturday banking is just one of the ways O ct. 3 AURORA NATIONAL Aurora National serves the financial needs BANKING HOURS of its customers. Find out for yourself just $1479 j r c Saturday - 9 a m to Noon how easy it is to become part of the Aurora We’re about ready to print the new PiirU lUDIENCE Come to the Holy Land? On W eekdays — National family. Stop by the bank at your telephone directory. If you need to your way you'll stop for your holy 8 a m to 6 p m make any changes in your listing— year pil^un’s blessing and homily convenience, it only takes a few minutes by the Holy Father and a thor* and you can even do it on Saturdays. White pages or Yellow— call our ougrh holy year tour of the Vatican a n d R o m e. business office. But please hurry. On your return you’ll visit the The deadline is soon. scenes of Our Lady’s appeararice at Lourdes. 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A utopian world deeper love of God it has of this sacrament often the Holy Spirit." ital room was pressed by restricting freedom and of faith might well also predicting an eventual served a redemptive impression was left of a Christians can well time. Preparing to eliminate suffering. But purpose. If sickness final act of oblation, the last support one another in the I, he asked the patient, climax when earthly Christian faith understands freedom will be occasions bitterness, anointing almost as if in ministry to the sick. iuld you like to have a our real world to be a resentment, and anger preparation for -burial. The Family, friends, and er?” transformed into an eternal broken world, one that freedom. against God, it needs to be present ritual entrusts the nursing personnel should )Ure, Father,” he said, needs redemption, one redeemed. Ministry to the sick person to the grace and share in these anointing but No man or woman is an where the mystery of evil, it will make you feel island. Sickness dramatizes sick can assist that power of Jesus Christ: it prayers. But even outside tn to er.” suffering, and death do expresses the redemptive the interdependence of redemptive process. the sacramental situation, bviously this patient, abound. The Good News can role of human suffering in n be people, the need for love and REDEMPTIVE VALUE ministry to the sick will o responded with only offer pie in the sky to union with Him. “Through always rank highly in the two compassion. To receive those who will do the baking Simply visiting the sick this holy anointing,” the rming simplicity, was tender loving care teaches ministries of the Church. No one ng something about his on earth in the midst of evil speaks of the sick person’s priest prays, “may the Lord s. the sick about life and love. wonder we feel better when itude toward his and suffering. worth, the love that has not in his love and mercy help we pray with the sick. Many a sick person has An artist may fondly abandoned him, and the tness. He appreciated learned that it is even more priest’s visit, but was a speak of his masterpiece as very real need that he is blessed to give than to a labor of love. Jesus experiencing because embarrassed at being receive and has acquired a ENJOY COLONIAL MEXICO ayed over.” Perhaps he intends each human life to sickness is a burden. n ew sensitivity to become a masterpiece by Visiting the sick in the name Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine ght of prayer only in interpersonal relationships. ms of asking for a the labor of love. In its of Christ expresses in Yet sickness still remains document on the Church addition the redemptive acle or as a kind of last a blessing only in disguise. rt in serious illness. Today, the Second Vatican value of illness. Jesus ministered to the sick Council reminded us that Hence the priest who Add fhe Good News that Jesus very directly with His “the new command of love offers to pray with the sick 16 DAY and |ught to the sick sees healing power. The health is the basic law of human person intends to convey a lan suffering in a richer ministry of responsible perfection and hence of the rich faith-meaning by his TOUR htly btext than miracle cures physicians and nurses, of world’s transformation.” action. Unfortunately such a {last rites. Jesus taught AUGUST 2-17 ;ree research scientists and (No. 36) The transformation meaning often needs to be It human life prepares Fath er G a m tom laboratory technicians, of suffering can only be expressed frankly and bple for eternal life. “ My continues that direct effected through love. One openly. tigdom,” he told Pilate, Join a friendly group of local people who will 400 ministry with human can often love God more T he new Rite for oes not belong to this resources. The Biblical purely when suffering than Anointing of the Sick travel on a pilgrimage to Our Lady of Guadalupe Irld” (Jn. 18:36). Human directive to use one’s talents when well. conveys this richer Shrine on August 12th. Visiting Guadalajara, Iffering can play an rather than bury them bears Plaque-Paque, San Miquel Allende, Patzcuaro, Iportant role in spiritual fruit in continuing medical Guanajuato, Mexico City, Xochimilco, Taxco, and Dwth. As an unmistakable progress. A cap ulco. 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Win Letters in Music Lettermen in Music are pictured here Mullen. Front Row: Vincent Harris. left to right: Back row: John Timmins, Regis; Mariane Gately, Machebeuf; Place Jr. High; Art Stadig, Regis; Greg Pamela Saindon, Central Catholic; Carol — makes waves with this Bruno, Regis; Mr. Bailey, Director; Geoffroy, St. Mary’s Academy. announcement of new sensational Larry Keppler, Regis; Joe Timmins, Other lettermen not shown in the pic­ George Washington; Joe Schafbuch, ture: Michael Bemhart, St. Vincent de values! •Mullen; Doug Helzer, Mullen. Middle Paul; Mike Boden, ftegis; Chris Cuvall, Row: Susan Pelster, Central Catholic; Kennedy High School; Victor Gonzalez, . . . THE .Maril}^! Haberkorn, Marycrest; Susan Central Catholic; .Mike Janse-Kok, Huter, Central Catholic; Ruth Rolling, Regis; and Michele Mey, St. Mary's Grant Jr. High; Duane McCrum, Regis; Academy. CALLAWAY Mark Ford, Mullen; and Jim Olandi, Band Students Honore Cha CARPET SALE At the fifth Annual Spring This letter is to be worn Oldani, St. Mary’s, Littletoi concert held recently in the either on a navy blue and parish. Third runner-up wa Mar of the 1975 mill close-outs of discontinued patterns! St. Francis de Sales School gold letterman's jacket, or Pamela Saindon, Centra on the official AP'YB wind- Catholic H.S. Charity cove Gym, students were of activities honored as Lettermen in breaker. The winners of th parish, Coloi Music. Also honored at the spring Bandsman of the Yea- We Bought Out An concert were the Bandsmen trophies for Advanced Bam the r For the very first time in of the Year and the report shows the history of the Denver students were Mark Palmerf Entire Warehouse Again! graduating seniors. The St. Phil’s School and Mar, well as financ Parochial Schools, in­ winners of the Bandsman of St. Mary’s, strumental music students Timmins, St. Vincent di; High quality bright, new Callaway Carpet closed out to make the Year trophys for concert Paul School. First runners accessible to ( are given the opportunity to and transient! band students were Bill up were Paul Kauffniann room for the new season! Sale limited to Stock On Hand no letter in music. has a social as dealers please! Jurata, St. Mary Magdalene St. John’s School, and Sheil; Any student who has been School, and Cathy Schoech, Dunn. Sts. Peter and Paul headed by Sis a member of the concert Notre Dame Parish. and Karen Berg. St. Vincen Pisciotta, ( assistance // band for two years, obser­ First runners-up were de Paul School. ving all the rules and John Timmins. St Vincent The honored seniors wen volunteers. regulations therein, and has DePaul Parish and Joan Greg Bruno. Larry Kepplei They includ' 'LADY CALLAWAY son, Gloria 1 Sm art, stylish, multi-colored shag with o new look in maintained a scholastic Lundstrom, Holy Cross and Duane McCrum froii bara Minish, CRANBERRY bright, yet subtle color combinations. Up td 9 ddfcrent average of C plus in all of School. Second runners-up Regis, and Susan Huter am BiTTERSWEEr tones in one colorotion mokes color coordinatton easy. his her academic subjects, were Mark Ford. .Mullen Victor Gonzalez from Cen Vincent Poll, SPANISH GOLD Lady Callow ay is luxurious under foot. It's densely con­ Rosella Snow BRONZE GREEN structed from lustrous nylon in o heavy weight. is eligible to letter in music. high school and Therese tral Catholic High School AVOCADO TONES and Bernice V AUTUMN SUNSET these has plec GOLDEN BEIGE Regular M 3.50 yd. each week. 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He is originally from The fifty year history of the parish began when Mallorca, Spain. Father Lejeunesse of Ft. Collins’ St. Joseph Parish asked Bishop Tihen for a priest who could take charge of The annual fiesta was begun in 1965. This year’s the Spanish speaking people of the parish. Father J. P. activities will begin at 6 p.m. June 27 at the church, with Trundel came from Montreal, Canada, in 1925 to a dance planned at 9 p.m. A Mexican food dinner is minister to that community. scheduled from 6 to 8:30 p.m. June 28, to be followed by The parish's school was opened in 1928 in a private the breaking of pinatas, with a queen contest dance planned at 9 p.,. The Rocky Mountain Rhythm Masters home under the direction of Miss Margaret Murray with will play for the June 28 dance. the attendance of 85 pupils. In 1928 the cornerstone of a new church was blessed by Bishop Tihen. Sisters from At 10 a.m. June 29. Los Exitos will perform, with a Stephens Point. Wisconsin began working at Holy Mexican food dinner to follow at 11:30 a.m. Pinata Family School in 1934. breaking is planned hourly for the rest of the day, with Parishioners built the recreation hall in 1950. In 1969. activities also scheduled at 8 p.m. the church was damaged by fire but was rebuilt and Information on the fiesta may be obtained at Holy remodeled. F'amilv Catholic Church. 1st in Three-Corners Bishop Confirms in Ranch House Holy Family Church, Ft. Collins Five young people were religious education coor­ of the Holy Eucharist and Church really has the desire confirmed by Bishop dinators from the Leaville Confirmation. to serve our people Richard C. Hanifen and one parish spent one week in 1974 Bishop Hanifen com­ wherever they are. We received his first commu­ and one in 1975 to the homes mented that his pastoral recognize the difficulty in Charity Covers nion at a ceremony June 10 of the families to help visit to the families of the getting to church for these at the Canyon Ranch near prepare the young people for sparsley populated area people,” he said, “so we ed nothern Colorado’s border reception of the sacraments “said to them that the bring the Church to them.” -■ittletoi with Wyoming and Utah. ■-up wa Many Activities The ceremony was unique, Centra Charity covers a multitude pair of children’s shoes not only because it was held in a private home but of th of activities at St. Mary’s purchased and many parish, Colorado Springs, families referred to St. Vin­ because it was the first time J Yea that children were con­ ed Bant where the recent annual cent de Paul Service Center report shows personal as for clothing and basic fur­ firmed in that area. Palmer The ranch area, a two- id Man well as financial generosity. niture. St. Mary’s, which is most Most food comes from hour drive from the nearest tent town is part of the territory runners accessible to county welfare offertory donations by St. and transients stopping off, Mary’s parishioners in kind covered by the Rev. Neil ffniann has a social assistance office and nearly $3,000 donated to Hewitt, pastor of Annuncia­ d Shell tion Church, Leadville. id Paul headed by Sister Dominique social assistance. Sister Dominique and Father Hewitt pilots a small Vincen Pisciotta, O.S.F., with assistance by several Rosemary Syverson visit plane to an airstrip near one of the ranches. “I get up rs wer volun teers. women at the county jail each week to talk and pray there four or five times a Kepple They include Doug Ander­ son, Gloria Deutsch, Bar­ with inmates. year,” Father Hewitt said, n fron “not as often as I would Jter ani bara Minish, Josephine and like.” im Cen Vincent Poll, Frank Rogers, Heart The five confirmed in the chool Rosella Snow, Pam Steiner home of Mr. and Mrs. and Bernice Valdez. Each of Monitor Wright Dickinson were: these has pledged half a day Wright, Jean and DeDe each week. G iven Dickinson; Mike Radosevich Sister Dominique es­ and Tammie Graham. First timates that they have given For the 13th consecutive Communion was received by $2,560, at $2 per hour, in the year. Alpha Phi alumnae in Mark Dickinson. The past eight months in listen­ the Denver metropolitan children made a special ing to clients, counseling area have given a gift to a vestment for Bishop Hanifen them and deciding what help local hospital for equipment to wear at the Mass. € is appropriate. to be used for heart patients. Sister Mary Clarita and f The 1975 report shows 960 Cardiac Aid is the Sister John Vianney, families assisted with food philanthropic project for for 8,640 meals, 617 meal Alpha Phi International tickets given to singles, 400 Fraternity. ' C' gasoline “chips” to keep job This year’s gift of $1,500 hunters and transients was presented to Mercy mobile, 107 bus tickets for Hospital, 16th and intersfate emergencies, 42 Milwaukee, Denver, for the ENJOY THIS SUMMER purchase of a heart monitor to be used in the hospital’s DON'T GET FENCED IN! HONEY newly opened cardiac wing. The donation represented SPECIAL LOW PRICE profits from the annual sale Is your yard more trouble than pleasure? It so, then of Christmas cards con­ call a professional to plan a beautiful looking, and ducted last fall by the alum­ $110 easy to care for landscape. Let us install a u to ­ CLOVER 1 11/2 LB. nae. a n In previous years, funds matic sprinkler system for efficient and properly irri­ have been donated for the $J36 gated lawn. Mountain Meadows LANDSCAPE is a 2 LB. RAW purchase of heart-care equipment to Denver complete and professional landscape specialist. We General, Colorado General, offer the largest selection and climate zoned plants a CAMPERS - BACKPACKERS Lutheran, St. Luke’s, St. • Freeze*Dried Foods Anthony’s and St. Joseph and trees in this region. lightweight - economical • Dehydroted Foods Hospitals and to Swedish and - 40' per meal Presbyterian Medical - no woste Centers and Spalding • Food Storage Programs Rehabilitation Center. Call now for free * 1 year supply $374.65 3 month supply $131.15 Also, at the Colorado €’ • Mtn. 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Dolores Curran Talks With Parents r Summertime and the Children Is Restless - II

B y Dolores Curran Ho “In the summer all I do is coordinate,” a continuously, more clutter, and more driving. The “I rotate lunch chefs; every day a different young mother complained. “I work to see that sight of five healthy bodies draped over bean bag child fixes and cleans up after lunch. Some meals chairs watching The Price is Right is enough to turn get pretty strange but we don’t starve.” B everyone has something to do all the time, just to VATICAI keep them from sitting in front of-TV and fighting. her into Cinderella’s stepmother on the spot. “When I was little, my mother set aside I’ve collected bits of advice from parents ‘quiet’ time daily for us during which we read or just Vatican By the end of the day. I’m drained.” obedience Her experience and feelings are shared by who’ve survived a number of summers and I offer kat aside and thought. I use somewhat the same idea them to you in a spirit of friendly comspiracy. with my four. Every summer day from four till down by thousands of mothers who find themselves in the Council fo weird position of wearing themselves out to keep “Allow only one hour of television daily. This dinnertime (because that seems to be the time of their children from loafing themselves out. Added to forces the child to choose only the best.” most tension) they must spend time alone. I think Mass. “Allow television only after 8 p.m. If he knows they need it even if they don’t think so.” In mid-N the frustration is society’s attitude that all parents newspape have to do is put the kids to work in the summer and there’s to be no daytime TV, he won’t rely on it. “ It helps to switch kids with friends, stop coddling them. “Make a list of jobs you’ve been wanting to especially during August. Trade your 8-year-old for Romano, < It’s a good theory but it remains practical only do; vacuuming under sofa cushions, straightening friend’s four-year-old. It gives each a new playmate surprise” in areas where truckloads of kids are hired to the buffet, sorting nails, etc. Every time a child for a day or two and new surroundings, too.” several ti detassel corn or clean bricks. Each year the job says, “There’s nothing to do,” assign him a task and Make the children walk or ride their bikes groups ' market for young people shrinks. Make-work is as insist he do it competently. It will be awhile before whenever feasible. We drive them everywhere and celebrate offensive to children as it is to adults. Make a he complains about having nothing to do again.” then wonder why they have so little ambition.” during a I parent who has dredged up some useless job simply “Give each child a room to keep up during the (Dolores Curran welcomes mail from to Rome. to keep his pre-teens busy finds the idea backfiring summer that keeps mom from feeling sorry for readers. Send letters to: Dolores Curran Talks With The Tr because the kids soon assume that all the jobs are herself at all the extra wo/k.” Parents, 300 Dauphin St., Green Bay, Wis. 54301) approved designed just to keep them from sitting around. after the Why do parents react so strongly to loafing establishe( teenagers? One reason is that we know the more celebratin, they sit around watching TV, the more they want to supplantec and we envision a generation of zombies, willing to forms thei let the world go on as long as it doesn’t interrupt The Tri^ Concentration. undergoini Secondly, while the children’s work, i.e. Registorials throughc studies, ceases in the summer, mom’s work remained increases. She has more mouths to feed celebra supersede the Seconc “ In t informati “ We ca A Probing Viev/ sorrowful transform should tal of recon( renewa Mother, Father, Wife, Husband disobediei The Vs broad pi By Rev. Angelo Neophitos Women and mothers play a dominant role in now allowed to participate in it fully. Hence, the fact declarati Our society today is redefining the basic roles our society. To accuse a feminist of having an remains that a man comes into the family only with Conferee innate, maternal nuturing instinct is one sure way of mother, father, husband, wife. I’m confident that the woman’s permission. A man can fully define his Wales on the questioning is healthy, for it prevents tor asking for trouble. But it’s true The focus of role as husband, which is a sexual role, only with her unexamined assumptions from becoming solified female identification is clear and stable. A woman is consent principles. Such scrutiny prevents the fallacy of affirmed monthly in menstruation even if she never What happens if she does not give the opening, "well, it’s always been that way” from ruling. bears a child as is the case with those who have the entrance, the go-ahead? Men fail to become dedicated their lives to the celibate call, for attached to families. Their own masculine identity The feminist movement, the equal rights example. Monthly she is reminded that she is is never fully affirmed. They fail to make a movement, the pushing for female ordination, the capable and crucial in performing the act which commitment to support the stability of the family. gay liberation movement, single swingers and perpetuates the human species, the birth of a child Instead of building up the stability of society, wuch others have all put into question cherished She knows she has a sexual role. It is stamped in her fatherless families tear it down. assumptions about the sacredness of human very being, in her womanliness. l U I I ! - J ir The data shows that when men are excluded sexuality, and the durability of permanent, entrance into families, when the matriarchal role is Congreg committed marital love. Even the very answer to It is not so for men. Men are sexual outsiders not balanced off with the paternal, men tend to sufferin the question what does it mean to be mother, father, and inferiors when compared to woman who gather in bands roaming the land either as single was a I husband or wife is being rethought. conceive, bear and suckle the child. Only the woman swingers or thugs. Most of the crimes committed, cardina is necessarily present at birth and has a clearly most of the prison cells occupied and most of the adminis The sociologist, George Gilder in his two defined connection to the child. And the nine months beds in psychiatric wards are peopled by single or Albacet books. Sexual Suicide and Naked Nomads makes preceding that birth in which the woman grows to divorced men. 1968 to 1 good sense to me. Through the argument of love and know her child after her a reaffirmation It would seem then that if society is to survive statistics and with the data drawn from human and an advantage the man cannot possibly have. it must do a better job of “socializing men” i.e., experience under his arm he wages against The husband or father is not inherently or making them part of the family, helping them define nonsense in the same way that the Catholic tradition biologically equal to the wife and mother. He is what it means to be husband and father. If this does health. has done by invoking the principles of "natural allowed access to the children’s emotions only with not take place natural sexual energy becomes law.” The language Gilder speaks is different from the mother’s consent, however, implicit and subtly disruptive and the prison population multiplies, the natural law language, but both address the same of the this might be given. If he is now allowed this access, crimes escalate and the psychiatric wards continue Norwic reality. he remains an outsider looking into the family but to be overcrowded.

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By Msgr. Raymond Rosier If your children are unable to understand La. Q. Can a Catholic get a special these fine distinctions, leave them alone until you permission to Communion in both a Catholic Church N.Y. Q. How many times a day may a per­ sense they are ready. and a non-Catholic one? I’ve been told this can be son receive the Holy Eucharist? There have been Wls. Q. A Catholic girl I know recently done. A priest and a nun told me this is not allowed. occasions when my children attended more than one married before a justice of the peace. What does the Mass on a given Sunday. They are 8 and 9 years old. Church say about such a Catholic today? Is she still A. Some Catholics may do this in good faith, My 9-year-old is mentally handicapped and my 8- called Catholic? What is her obligation to the but it is forbidden, and permission will not b«' given. year-old has only recently received Communion. I Church? I was told she still has to go to Mass but is Catholics consider receiving Communion together a did not stop them from receiving each time. My denied Communion. I know this is an individual profession of unity in faith — which does not in fact children have a great love for Jesus and they know- case, but I believe many people are doing their own yet exist with Protestant churches. why they are receiving the Eucharist. thing regardless of what the Church says. Iowa. Q. Is it necessary to have a sponsor for A. You are right; too many Catholics are A. Normally we receive Communion only confirmation? I am new to this area and my doing their own thing. The Church still requires that relatives live too far away to come for this. If it is once a day. However, if we have received for a valid marriage Catholics be married before a Communion at an earlier Mass, we may receive necessary to have a sponsor, who should it be and priest, unless a dispensation from the marriage can it be by proxy? again at a special Mass, such as a funeral, wedding, form is obtained. Seemingly, this was not granted in anniversary, school Mass, ordination, etc. We may the case of your friend She is still a Catholic, though A. In the case of an adult, a sponsor for receive Saturday morning and again Saturday barred from receiving the sacraments until she confirmation is someone who should help the evening, if it is an anticipated Sunday Mass. We may rectifies her marriage. She still has an obligation to convert feel at home in the Church and introduce receive at a Saturday evening anticipated Mass and attend Mass and fulfill all the religious duties she him or her to other Catholics. The priest who on Sunday. can. instructed you will find a Sponsor for you. Wed., June 25, 1975, THE DENVER CATHOLIC KLO i m k k — ip ___ L •___ ^ i 2 » ^ C *- 1 « < ; y . i r S i r . ' , « World News In Brief Holy See Stresses Adherence to Mass Ordo

By John Muthig liberals and traditionalists to priests who disregard the norms unity of the Church and use the Mass of Pius V or the VATICAN CITY (NC) — The adhere to the official Roman through excess, that is, by the obedience to its norms. Tridentine Mass have been Vatican is emphasizing Missal of Pope Paul VI. use of unofficia’L eucharistic Now those groups which, after reminded of their obligations to obedience to regulations laid The declaration, reprinted prayers of the lack of liturgical repeated statements from the the magisterium and of down by the Second Vatican both in the official bulletin of the vesture, are chided, and Holy See and episcopal obedience to the guidelines of Council for celebration of the Vatican’s Congregation for properly so, and reminded of the conferences, are continuing to norms of the Holy See.” Mass. Divine Worship and in In mid-May the Vatican daily L’Osservatore Romano of June newspaper, L’Osservatore 15, said; Romano, expressed “sorrowful “The Church’s unity is placed surprise” over a report that in danger if the norms given by several traditionalist Catholic the Holy See for the celebration groups were planning to of Mass are not observed. celebrate the Tridentine Mass Unfortunately there are still during a Holy Year pilgrimage some who ignore them and to Rome. continue to make experiments of The Tridentine Mass, as various kinds.” approved by Pope St. Pius V T he British bishops’ after the Council of Trent, declaration then maintained that established a uniform mode of a living liturgy can be achieved celebrating the Eucharist. It while adhering to current norms supplanted a variety of liturgical without staging “personal forms then in use. liturgies.” The declaration The Tridentine liturgy, while criticized priests who violated undergoing some minor changes norms regarding vestments and throughout the centuries, prescribed readings.” remained the official mode of It added: “A priest who acts celebrating Mass until arbitrarily, following his own superseded by the directive of Mass, brings great harm to the Second Vatican Council. souls. The divine blessing cannot “ In th e face of such descend on those who participate informationalists’ intentions, in Masses which are not “ We cannot conceal our celebrated according to Church sorrowful surprise. How can one instructions.” transform a pilgrimage which Augustinian F'ather John E. should take place under the sign Rotelle, executive director of of reconciliation and spiritual the U.S. Bishops’ Committee on renewal into an act of the Liturgy, commented in Washington: One Camel Power disobedience of dissent?” William Keane ot Lynn. Mass., poses with his one- The Vatican has also given “I am overjoyed to see that He is now on temporary duty in Calcutta. India. the Holy See has said something camel power motor pool in the Yemen Arab The CRS camel was one of three needed to carry broad publicity to a recent Republic> where liehe leueiiiijrecently v,uiiijjic:ucrucompleted two years aujjpiica LU UUItJiWIse lIiaCCeSSlDie Ari declaration by the Bishops’ explicitly about those who are supplies to otherwise inaccessible Arab villages in asIS program director for Catholic Relief Services. the semi-desert region. Conference of England and not obeying by defect the norms of the Church. Usually those Wales on the obligation of both Church Support of Amnesty Asked WASHINGTON (NO(NC) — The Father Drinan praised people say we are going to full backing of America’s testimony on amnesty given commend moral principles, but churches is needed to give before the subcommittee by stop at the edge of politics.” People amnesty legislation a “fair Father J. Bryan Hehir, associate Another minister in Congress. chance,” Jesuit Father Robert secretary for International Rep. Robert Edgar (D-Pa.), a Drinan told 250 persons at the Justice and Peace of the U.S. Methodist former campus annual legislative seminar of Catholic Conference, but said minister at Drexel University, Cardinal Arturo Tabera .Araoz, 71. prefect of the Vatican’s Network, an organization of the Church has not jp^')3>{id9d a told the Network seminar that Congregation for Religious, died June 13 in a Rome clinic after nuns and other church people local political constituency for “ reconciliation” was needed in suffering a heart attack the night before. The Spanish churchman lobbying on social Justice issues. amnesty. the Congress. was a member of the Claretian Order. He had been made a F'ather Drinan. Democratic He said the old party lines of cardinal in 1969 and had been an official of the Church’s central Congressman from In calling for more political Democrats and Republicans had administration since 1972. Ordained in 1928, he served as bishop of Massachusetts, praised involvement by the Church, broken down and that new Albacete from 1950 to 1968 and as archbishop of Pamplona from .Network’s efforts and said it was Father Drinan said, “It annoys, alignments based on ideology 1968 to 1972. “ a fundamental duty of a baffles and angers me when and issues were needed. ★ ★ ★ Christian to be very, very active in the political order.” Pope Paul VI has accepted the-resignation, for reasons of The amnesty legislation Vatican Envoy Reports health, of Bishop Vincent J. Hines of Norwich, Conn. Father Drinan discussed was a The Pope has named Msgr, Daniel P. Reilly, vicar general bill he cosponsored with Rep. of the diocese of Providence, R.I., to be the new bishop of Robert Kastenmeier (D-Wis.) On East German Trip Norwich. and Rep. Herman Badillo (D- ★ ★ ★ N.Y.). The bill would provide ROME (NC) — The Vatican's that he and his communist hosts Sister M. Joyce Rowland, president of the College of St. complete amnesty for anyone specialist in East Fluropean “agreed that direct dialogue Teresa of Winona, Minn., has been named to a two-year term as a who signed a statement saying negotiations, returning from a should continue.” member of the Presidential Advisory Council on Women s that his draft or military precedent-breaking visit to The secretary of the Vatican’s Educational Programs. resistance was a result of moral East German officials, called Council for the Church’s Public ★ ★ ★ opposition to the Vietnam war. his talks there “useful and affairs said he viewed such Pope Paul VI has named a 102-year-old African from "The bill is expected to pass in a fruitful.” future talks with “measured Upper Volta, a Knight of the Equestrian Order of Pope St. subcommittee of the House Archbishop Agostino Casaroli confidence.” He said: “The Sylvester. Alfred Ki Zerbo, recipient of this papal order, was one Judiciary Committee, but the told reporters at the airport on objective of this visit was not to of the first Upper Volta natives to be convert^ to Catholicism. outlook is pessimistic in the full his arrival back June 15 from his reach immediate conclusive six-day trip to East Germany He became a Catholic at the age of 22. committee. results.

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/ Page 14 — THE DENVER CATHOLIC REG ISTER, Wed., June 2S, 1975 CUF Thanks Capita SLATTERY Readers' Forum & Letters to the Editor Regis College time. Sister I Editor: M COMPANY, On behalf of Mrs. Lorene The non-Catholic speakers and participants also helped Di Collins, Director of Colora INC. Catholics United for the to make this ecumenical Coi Priest's Love Recalled Faith — Canada (the effort a great Christian As this I keynote speaker at the success. The more than 150 Mechfinical written ea hierarchy, but love from those who conference on “The Dignity Christian participants who morning, t Contractors E)ditor: profited so much from this In the past few weeks the Denver knew him. of Christian Womanhood’’ session o an d If the Register will do research on his held at Regis College on conference clearly indicated General A Catholic Register has given vast in their evaluation reports E ngineers coverage to Gov. Lamm and his life, I am sure that they will be June 7 and 8), an on behalf state of Co surprised that Father Murphy was a of CUF members in at its conclusion that it was over. Less followers. To some, this may be long overdue and similar important, but to the majority of man who did his job with love and never Colorado, I wish to thank the ago, at tl Plumbing - Heating asked for a thing. He was a quiet man officials at Regis College, future conferences should House of practicing Catholics it is just one more adjourned Air Conditioning mistake that will have to be corrected and a just priest who believed the and particularly Fr. be planned. by the Church. Church would survive and those who William Udick, for helping Again, CUF wishes to r e m a i n s I would hope that in the next week went astray would return. to make this conference thank Regis College, without whose help our ROBERT F. CONNOR there would be a huge coverage about a I could write a book on Father but I such a great success. efforts could not have Fr. President great man who devoted his life to his hope the good fathers at Regis and the Fr. Udick’s welcoming succeeded. Church. Father E. P. Murphy, S.J., writers for the Register would give address and his homily at The Re' passed away this week at Mercy space to a saint. the Sunday Mass were Sincerely, Maher, fir: 181 VALLEJO 744-631 1 James W. Patton of St. AnI Hospital. He was a dedicated priest and Mrs. Theo Ranger words that we all will cherish for a long, long Regional Director parish, Wes received very little recognition from the Denver 15 in Lakev the age of 7! Father I\ Coverage Is Appreciated May 9, 189 Ohio and v the Cincini Editor: We would like to give We hope the parish news on June 11, The Publicity Committee particular thanks for the will help to increase the Denver in of All Souls School wishes to Optimist Club Award number of subscriptions for and serv express our deepest thanks picture and the coverage the Register. Hospital be to your newspaper for the you gave us for Catholic Jerry Durbin assistant coverage you have given us Education Week. Arlette Hart parish in Se this past school year. Englewood From . November, administral SATRIANO BROTHERS parish, Rif! - JANITOR SERVICE, INC. Forgiveness Needed because of returned to Editor: Let us be glad to have the as admini Let’s give Regis College Jesuits among us to give our p a r i s h tSATRIANO children a fine education. September, some credit for the fine In Augus in.stitution it is! 1 agree that Are other colleges without a B R O ^ E R ^ blemish for awards, honors, Maher bei it was a poor choice to civilian pi select Gov. Lamm for such etc.? Take a good look — chaplain at BUILDING MAINTENANCE a high honor, but doesn't let’s be a little more Base. H t 2939 WEST 44TH AVENUE forgiving. DENVER, COLORADO 8021 I everyb(xly make an unwise PHONE 433 8831 decision at some time? Mrs. B. J. Klein Denver Final 1 For Ai Official Pilgrim age Under the Auspicies of the Archdiocese of Denver The Chil under the di Wolfe, is in auditions I 1975 Holy Year Tour season. An> years) who should do To The Holy Land and Rome possible. Tl will not September, 15 Days July 1. F or b I applicati October 6 - October 20 Children’s ^1299* From Denver 861-7444. 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AIR TRAVEL BY KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES I undarstand a^H y daacriptjya bt^ochufa will ba tantimnadiataly gMugcomidata datails and infoonation. t W ed., June 25, 19/5, T H E D E N V E R C A T H O L IC R E G IS T E R — Page IS Capitol Comment Polly Barragan— Respecter of Life By convening in approximately toto, fulfilled the Sister Loretto Anne scheduled to deliver her appeared faithfully and Senate Appropriations ten days for consideration of expectations of hope and child. In another time and contributed much to the Committee June 16, Madden, any bills passed by the optimism expressed in this kers Director, place, perhaps, there would Business Affairs and Labor A glance at one of the Iped Assembly which the column six months ago. be nothing newsworthy and Finance Committees of other bills sponsored by Colorado Catholic governor may have vetoed Without too much lical Conference about the birth of a child to a which she is a member. She Rep. Barragan gives some tian and other routine business reflection or probing, one female legislator, but in has also served as vice- idea of her concern for the As this column is being which remains to be concludes that there were 1975, at least to this 1 150 written early on a June chairperson of the preservation of life in its discussed. signs of hope, and one of the columnist, the fact does important House Rules diverse forms. HB 1574 who morning, the first regular Several days or even this most apparent was the high seem worthy of note. Committee. would have provided a fifty session of the fiftieth weeks will be needed to caliber of some of the newly Throughout the past several In addition. Mrsi ated General Assembly of the per cent appropriation reflect adequately on the elected legislators. In this months, I have come to Barragan has appeared at match for federal resources lorts state of Colorado is almost accomplishments, and lack category, in this columnist’s admire Rep. Barragan more was social functions at which to the division of services over. Less than six hours thereof, in this year’s opinion. Rep. Polly and more, because to me legislators have been for th e aging in the lilar ago, at three a.m., the session. Time will render Barragan, D-Adams, she embodies the concept of honored guests, such as the department of social ould House of Representatives the decision as to whether Denver, can definitely be the valiant woman, 1975 Women’s Political Caucus services for the purchase of adjourned, and all that the 1975 convening of the placed. style. To the best of my luncheon at the Governor’s an ongoing statewide ; to remains is another Colorado Legislature, in It is particularly fitting to knowledge. Rep. Barragan mansion on June 19. In order program of services for the ■ge, write about Rep. Barragan has not missed a day’s to lend her moral support to aging. This bill was also »■ our on the day that the National session during the past six fellow representatives, she killed by the Senate lave Fr. Maher Dies Right to Life organization months, and although on even attended the softball Appropriations Committee The Rev. Michael A. administrator of the new begins its three day 1975 certain days her coloring game between members of in its guillotine-like session -ely, Maher, first administrator parish of St. Anthony of convention in Denver. The indicated that she had seen the House and KOA-TV late in the afternoon of itton of St. Anthony of Padua Padua in June, 1947 and attractive Polly Barragan better days, never once in personnel on June 12. Monday, June 16. ctor parish, Westwood, died June served in the parish until not only has exhibited that time have I heard her One of the more Undoubtedly Rep. 15 in Lakeworth, Florida, at September 1958. respect for life in the complain. Never once, important bills sponsored by Barragan will continue to the age of 79. Miss Catherine Maher, legislation which she apparently, did she claim Rep. Barragan this year exhibit characteristics of Father Maher was born formerly of Denver, and sponsored this session, but exemption from the taxing included House Bill 1380 courage, competence, and May 9, 1896 in Greenville, Joseph P. Maher of Wheat in her own person she has demands placed on legis­ which would have provided compassion which she has Ohio and was ordained for Ridge are among the indicated the value which lators. emergency assistance for manifested in the 1975 the Cincinnati Archdiocese brothers and sisters who she places on human life. Rep. Barragan has been migrant farm workers and session. For Polly Barragan news on June 11, 1927. He came to survive Father Maher. Rep. Barragan has been exemplary in carrying her thus enabled them to stay in not only speaks well of the the Denver in November, 1931 Funeral services were obviously pregnant for the share of important the migrant stream and not dignity of human life, she s for and served at Mercy held in Boynton Beach, past several months, and legislation and attending become dependent on local exhibits this respect in a Hospital before being made Florida, and in Greenville, approximately one week general sessions of the social services’ support, had strikingly physical as well irbin assistant at Holy Ghost Ohio, where he was buried. after this column she is House. She has also the bill not been killed the as attitudinal way. Hart parish in September, 1932. vood From July, 1933 to November, 1934, he was administrator of St. Mary’s parish. Rifle. He left there because of poor health and returned to active ministry e the as administrator of the s our parish in Holly in tion. September, 1936. out a In August, 1946, Father Maher became the first nors, civilian priest to act as ik — chaplain at Lowry Air Force nore Base. He was named <.lein ;nver Final Week For Auditions The Children’s Chorale, under the direction of Duain Wolfe, is in its final week of S U g & . 0 E I R S auditions for the 1975-76 ijO €|04a^ season. Any child (aged 8-14 years) who wishes to apply should do so as soon as possible. Though rehearsals will not begin until September, auditions close July 1. F or brochure and application, call the Children’s Chorale office, 861-7444. ! ’1 For the Discriminating - r Provincial Home O w ner Appointed

Brother Paul Walsh, Cfiop-Chop Builders will qustom design and build F.S.C., was appointed arfy '^joden nype of Patio, Patio roof. Redwood Provincial for the Christian Brothers of the Southern I Deck- cft c irp o rt'c o v e r a t a very reaso n a b le cost. Province effective June 1. He assumed his duties at ceremonies held in Covington, Louisiana. Formerly, he served as Assistant Provincial for Per­ sonnel and Education. He also has held ad­ ministrative positions at Christian Brother Schools in Galveston, New Orleans, and Covington, Louisiana. Brother Paul replaces Brother Francis Beck, F.S.C., a native of Denver. Brother Francis graduated from Regis High School before entering the Christian .ARE; m .WOOD CON- Brothers. • SKItlED He served as Principal of SSARY* C O N C R ^ WORK St. Michael’s High School in to 10 b a y s HIOMl^CHASE Santa Fe, and of De La Salle «CENSiS & High School in New Orleans and St. Paul’s School in Covington. Louisiana. _ WITH PURCHASE He was Provincial from 1969 until 1975. W I I 3 1 '< I ' 7 ' 1 I / I I r l 3 H T I 1,1.. 0 .1 / ]%OTE! PLEASE READ RE: 1975 CAMPAIGN FOR THE WATER FILTERING FIND IN .MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY TO: LIVING MEMBERS OF FAMILIES WHO HAVE A LOVED ONE AT REST AT MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY

The definition of a memorial is far more than a means of marking the resting place of an individual or a family. It symbolizes devotion and expresses love. It should not reflect sorrow, but rather affection. If there is a marker or a monument, regardless of size, at the head of the grave or if laid to rest in the new mausoleum now being • built, it is not pleasing to us the living to see the memorial we chose for our loved one stained with alkali from the water. The purpose of this campaign is to help keep the memorials clean and also benefit the lawn and flowers once the filtering system is installed. We, as your monument dealers, feel that with the approval of Archbishop Casey, the backing of Mr. Archie Jor­ dan, Director of Mount Olivet Cemetery, the Catholic Register and all the good people we are so fortunate to have living in our city, know you will make this a successful campaign. After much discussion, we decided to undertake this task as we have complete confidence in you and recognize the fact that we all want our cemetery to be a beautiful rest­ ing place, whicb is our only motive.

A letter will be mailed within the coming month. If you do not receive a copy, please use the form in the Catho­ lic Register or call the monument dealer who served you.

When making your contribution, plea.se keep in mind: An intc 1. The total cost for installation of the water filtration system is 874.840.00. 2. If sufficient funds are received by earl\ fall, work will be in progress at that time and the new system will be completed b\ next spring. 4. A beautiful cemetery should inspire reverence, faith and hope for the living and for ages yet unborn. THANK YOl KIR VOIR MO.STGENKROIS CO.VTRIRIHOYS’ — 101 R MOM .MEM DEAI.ER.S

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L.-J ! ic.Vr 5t3VH3Q • i J ii< r ‘ in n w .p a n itJCHTM fiv ii's c ^:^r-8l«BS•^ wed., June 25, 1975, THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER — Page 17 Original Scene Stages Second 'Bits of Broadway' i l “Bits of Broadway 75” the second annual all city musical presentation by the Original Scene will be staged at Phipps Auditorium on June 30 and July 1 at 8 p.m. One hundred students from 33 metropolitan area elementary, junior high and senior high schools will per­ form selections from “Oliver”, “West Side Story”, “Man of LaMancha”, “Mary Poppins” and “Jesus Christ Superstar”.

“Bits of Broadway 75” is produced and directed by - Father Dennis Dwyer. Choreographer is Mrs. Wm. Leuschner; musical director, Dema Maio; accom- paniest, Debbie Yeager; technical director, Gail Fitzgib- bons, and lighting director, Chris Pasqua. Tickets for the benefit for the Original Scene and Spirits Runway are $2.00 (patron tickets $10) and may be obtained at the door or by calling the Original Scene, 388- 2272 or Spirits Runway, 455-4036.

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He To Joh presid’ Co., hi board Natior iby Doe Tabor, born Rid presi Elizabeth Bonduel Natior M cCourt in O shkosh, a bu Hasse Wisconsin, came to Colorado as bring! a young girl and eventually won divers estate the heart of Horace Tabor, Fab­ ment. ulous Silver King of Colorado. Has Schaai They were two of the most color­ n u m < ful characters in the early history manaf w a s of Colorado, living a life as spar­ presid kling and expensive as the silver to ass in 1973 Tabor brought from his mines. He i After Senator Tabor's death. Baby the 1 Realt( Doe's life became one of poverty, Assoc with only dreams, memories and Board the N, her Catholic Faith left to console Realtc her. Upon her death in 1935, at the Matchless Mine in Leadville, Ni her body was laid to rest beside her husband at Mount Olivet H i Cemetery. Baby Doe and Horace Non operat Tabor are only two of many illus­ servic becom trious Coloradoans of the past, Mile-H who rest in the beauty of Mount Denve Oth Olivet Cemetery .. . a memorial to o f f i c a living Catholic faith. Colasa

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Also a Mass is offered every first Mt. Olivet asked you to be generous in b riday of the month for your support for the 1975 water filtra- the souls of those interred during tion system campaign. the previous month. 3

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I Promotions Announced The advancement of the Board of Managers of Moving from assistant been promoted to the Frank R. Mineo from vice the Aurora YMCA, the vice president to his new position of head bookkeeper. president to executive vice Board of Directors of the position as vice president, She has been in charge of Hasselblad Named president heads a recent list Aurora Red Cross, and as commercial and real estate account verifications within of promotions announced by past president of the Aurora loans, is John Cupparo. the bookkeeping department Aurora National Bank Civitans. Formerly in the installment and has been with the bank To Bank Board president. Edward F. A member of the Queen of loan department. Cupparo since 1971. John I. Hasselblad. was instrumental in writing Hanifen. Peace parish, Mineo is also has been with the bank for president of Van Schaack & the Association's National A member of the bank’s a past president of the six years and has a total of Co., has been elected to the Fair Housing Guide. board of directors, Mineo is Queen of Peace Men’s Club. 24 years experience in board of directors of Metro He was named Denver also active in community Also promoted at Aurora banking and finance. National Bank. Realtor of the Year in 1965 work. He is a past president National is Mrs. Claudia Formerly an assistant Richard J. Singlewald, of the Aurora Chamber of Boling who advances from cashier, Albert J. Krza has and Colorado Realtor of the Commerce and was president, said Metro Year in 1971. He is a assistant vice president to assumed the position of National was pleased to add chairman of the Chamber’s vice president. She has been assistant vice president in member of the Colorado board during the 1973-’74 a business leader of Real Estate Commission to with the bank for 10 years the operations department Hasselblad’s stature who term. and heads its bookkeeping specializing in . personal which he was appointed in Mineo has also served on brings to the board a 1972 by former Governor department. financial counseling. diverse background in real John A. Love. A graduate of the estate, finance and manag- University of Wyoming. ment. He is also active in Old Fashioned 4th Krza has also attended the Hasselblad joined Van numerous community and University of South Dakota Schaack in 1952. He held civic groups, including the A Roaring Twenties Elstun’s Traveling Magic for graduate work toward a numerous sales and Better Business Bureau and Magic Show and the and Medicine Show. The Master’s degree in econom­ management positions, and Denver Urban Renewal contemporary music of Sing magic act will be featured ics. w a s executive vice Authority. Out Colorado will provide several times during the He has been with Aurora president immediately prior Hasselblad is also a regent contrasting styles of day. National since 1973. entertainment at the Rocky All of the events will be to assuming the presidency of Bethel College, St. Paul, Mrs. Bonnie Foster has Frank R. Mineo in 1973. Minnesota, and a director of Mountain AAA Auto Club’s taking place at the Auto Fourth of July Celebration. Club, 4100 East Arkansas He is a past president of the Denver-area Youth for Bacon & Schramm the Denver Board of Christ. He is a graduate of In addition, the festival will Avenue in Denver. “ H o w d v " feature Colorado’s largest Other free attractions Composition Roofing Bob's Place Realtors and the Colorado the University of Minnesota Tile Roofing Association of Real Estate and was employed in the Independence Day antique during the festival include Roof Repairing Boards. He was a director of wholesale food industry for car show. pie eating contests and a CoJo. A gaily striped tent will be “once in a lifetime” display 4020 Brighton Blvd. the National Association of several years before 2 4 4 -6 5 6 3 Realtors for nine years and entering real estate sales: the site of Professor David of antique and classic cars. Norman Foss Heads Sertoma Norman P. Foss, who and Jam es Knox, vice operates his own insurance presidents; Harry Breese, service company, will secretary-treasurer, and become president of the Chris Christopher, sergeant- Mile-Hi-Sertoma Club of at-arms. Denver. Foss stated that he is Other newly elected proud to have been elected officers are: Regis president of the fourth Colasanti. Doug Henning, largest club of 800 Sertoma organizations in the Western hemisphere. Denver’s Mile-Hi- Sertoma will be celebrating its 52nd anniversary this September. It has been well established as an organization exclusively, “A service to mankind.” * Solar House Gets Award Colorado State University’s Solar House 1. Fort Collins, has been selected by the Professional rt Engineers of Colorado (PEC) for its ‘ Outstanding Engineering Achievement” ■Norman P. Foss award for 1975.

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’■-t-Sr -jnoi! Page 2rf—^»4 e R E G fS T E R , W M ., Jirtifc « , 1*W Highberger - Member of Press, Man of God Movie By Tom Fade Somewhere in between all “There is a lot of joy in it to his audience with just with the woman. Hospital in Denver. He was Friday the 13th turned out of. this he managed to find creation,’’ he says. the right amount of humor. During all of this a certain assisted by fellow Jesuits. Cc to be some kind of a day for the time to work as a Highberger relates his Perhaps you've seen him baby goat kept following The Mass was shown on {, By Rev. R Channel 9 News Reporter newsman at KBTV in 1972 vocations, that of the signing off his reports Highberger around; closed circuit television French ( Ken Highberger. First of all for a full year and has priesthood and marching with a band; wouldn’t leave him alone. throughout the hospital and L Popeye Dc Ken had the day off, which worked there the past three broadcasting, as a single falling over the fence at an Ken did his usual close to was filmed in part by Frog I in I doesn’t happen too often in summers. vocation. He says in both ice skating rink; coming up the bee story, “This is Ken Channel 9 News. IMarseilles. the broadcast business. And, At the end of this summer there is a need to through a man hole cover on Highberger, Channel 9 Now for someone who Hackman) secondly, he celebrated his Highberger will spend three communicate; a need to the street, or kissing a goat. News.’’ But Neale should be used to the lights any since first Mass for his co­ months working in a St. foster awareness. The goat story I’ve got to suggested they do an and all the activity of original Fr workers and friends. Louis hospital; another He also says that as a Ull. It was one of the first alternate close. He told television. Father j He is the Highberger is not only a three months doing retreat priest in the business of he covered for Channel 9.' Highberger to kneel by the Highberger was a bit I impulsive, broadcast reporter, but a work; and a final three communications there is a Ken was new there and goat and on cue, turn to the nervous, but then, who c r u d e l y Jesuit priest. He was months doing pastoral work, low-key opportunity to being so got every goat and say, “ Kiss me, you wouldn’t be. He commented unsophistic ordained this past May in St. probably in the Denver profess and relate his faith; “nothing” story that came fool!”. He did, and as if it afterwards, “Sure I was City cop. Louis, Missouri by Bishop area. to help others; and to along. were rehearsed, the goat did nervous, but I didn’t fall T h e r e George V. Gottwald. Ken’s Father Highberger or further a belief in God. He and photographer in fact kiss Highberger. down like I thought I was interwoven a native of Wichita, Kansas; Reporter Highberger, I Father Highberger should Bruce Neale were assigned Ken was a bit reluctant to going to do.” Connection studied philosophy and never can figure out what to do very well as a Jesuit to a “bee story” in Boulder. put it on the air, but was one is the , theology at St. Louis call him, maybe just Ken, or priest. He already has done Seems this woman had outvoted, and thus began his I must admit he did calm and apprel University; and did “hey you’’!, says he wants well as a reporter. Ken has thousands and thousands of career in the humorous side down after Mass started and the Marsei graduate work in to stay in the television that certain “knack” that it bees in her backyard and of television news. He’s showed the same genuine drug oper communications at business; that he’d like to takes to communicate. He didn’t know what to do or been doing it very well ever humor as a priest that he story is the Syracuse University in New get into production or Public looks on the bright side of how to get rid of them. She since. does as a reporter. Father recovery c York. Affairs. television news and relates also had a dozen goats in her The Mass for his co­ Highberger will go a long He Is capt yard. Highberger and Neale workers and friends was way in his dual profession as he’s chasii went to Boulder, filmed the held in the Sacred Heart a member of the press and a state of 1 story and did an interview Chapel at St. Joseph’s man of God. and then h an intendei A final i n t e r c I municatioi it betwee! and the Fn Nothing Tbps a K H O W Morning.% Doyle is because h( who can n operative told he is French di really bee lure the • hiding. 1 attracting too well. ^ he sets fir hotel whe held capti’ be carryir but is fair the Doyle and-elevat the first Fi The pur Father Ken Highberger, S.J., offers his first .Mass in the chapel at St, Joseph’s Hospital.

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Doyle and the same kind of uneasiness I the French police seem any since the end of the French detective are almost felt after the original more civilized and because original French Connection. drowned in a flooding dry French Connection stays Doyle reveals some of his He is the same persistent, dock, and the final chance at with me after French more human side. Doyle’s impulsive, vulgar-mouthed, Frog One is set up because Connection II. final act can be an act of crudely tough and Doyle is owed a favor by the A policeman cannot be an justice or vengeance. I think unsophisticated New York Marseilles policeman. amoral, vengeance-driven the distinction is important, City cop. Doyle’s capture and machine. No matter how but I’m afraid that in There are three forced subjection to drug evil the criminal, society is Doyle’s mind the two are not really protected if its the same. interwoven, plots in French addiction give Hackman a ------Connection; II, The obvious good scope for his acting one is the Attempt to locate talents. Especially during and apprehend the head of his recovery under the the Marseilles-based illegal patient eye of the French drug operation. A second policeman who becomes as M o vies story is the degradation and close a friend as Doyle has. recovery of Popeye Doyle. Weak and defenseless, He Is captured by the men Doyle reveals himself and he’s chasing, forced into a struggles to share his world 'Godspell" Returns state of heroin addiction, of childhood Catholicism, and then left for dead from baseball idols and desperate an intended lethal overdose. insecurity. We feel sorry for To Springs Stage A final plot is the him and understand his intercultural com­ compulsive need to achieve. “Godspell” — a la the Bridge Players of Hallando— munication and 1 a c k of Getting Frog I is not just a is making a return engagement to the Springs beginning it between the American matter of justice but a the Fourth of July. and the French. personal crusade of self The lively hit musical has the record of being one of Doyle is sent to Marseilles vindication. the longest-running shows on the off-Broadway stage. because he is the only one The most effective part of The Bridge Players staged “Godspell” last January to who can recognize the head the movie for me were the “standing room only” audiences. This July marks the operative by sight. He is sequences where Doyle is a first chance cast and director. Father Thomas J. told he is to work with a kind of “ugly American.” Woerth, now head of Family Life Services for the French detective. He has He has no comprehension Archdiocese of Denver, have had to make this return really been sent as bait to that other people do things engagement. lure the criminals out of differently. He presumes This production will be staged at the Fine Arts hiding. He succeeds in that New York habits are Center, 30 West Dale. Show times are 8 p.m. on Friday attracting their attention valid the world over. He Roller Skate For Schools and Saturday, July 4 and 5; and Thursday, Friday, and too well. After his recovery looks everywhere for Saturday, July 10, 11 and 12. There will also be two he sets fire to the run-down familiar American food, Monthly roller skating sold during this session go­ matinee performances on Sunday afternoons, July 6 and hotel where he had been tries haltingly to ask parties encouraging Catholic ing to the Catholic Educa­ 13 at3 p.m. held captive. This seems to someone to have a drink families and friends to enjoy tion Fund. Tickets are now on sale at the Pikes Peak Art be carrying things too far, with him and make recreation time together are Council, 636-1228, and the Hallando Administration, 471- but is fairly consistent with connection with a couple of being held at SKATE CITY, The roller skating party 9270. Tickets are $3.00 for reserved seats; $2.50 for the Doyle of the wild car- young girls. 1920 N. Academy Blvd. will be held the third Tues­ general admission. and-elevated-train chase of The French are patient, Colorado Springs. day night from 6 to 8 p.m. Through song, dance and pantomime, fourteen young the first French Connection. but not amused. Doyle is The cost is $1.00, with each month throughout the adults will take a fresh and happy look at the Gospel The pursuit and capture frustrated, angry and proceeds from each ticket year. accortfing to Matthew.

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DENVER, COLORADO 80204 Denver Associate Conductor, produced < Bruce Hangen, who recently Council 0 returned from a guest con­ KOAAM,7 Elegant Specializing Danish Mass for SI Dining ducting engagement in New in European o9* Zealand, will be on the pastries, hour tele A Suporb T H E tC Waffles with too. t o ' Europoon podium for the concert homily, f East Colfax Ava. at Groat Pierr#9 Wolfe QVORVM confined. Rastouront Ch*f-O w ner which begins at 8 p.m. ______141 This “living picture of a KWGN TV > 6896 West 120th Ave people,” famous for such 8:30 a.m. 466-9084 immortal favorites as House of tl “Sum m ertim e,” “ I Got discussit The most deliciousus MMexican exican food iin Colorado. 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■ni), Five-Play Season alls, and The 84th season of Elitch Theater, the running American television series, with oldest continuously-run summer theater “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir,” and his 1 an in America, opened June 23 with films have included “Caprice,” “Von and Terrence Rattigan’s “ In Praise of Ryan’s Express,” and “Signpost to aise Love” starring Edward Mulhare, Kim Murder.” rom Hunter and Walter Abel. Miss Hunter is perhaps most famous Also set for the five-play season are for her performance as Stella Kowalski inch Ginger Rogers starring in “ Forty in the Broadway version of “A Streetcar iday Carats;” a new James Thurber revue, Named Desire,” and later in the film for p.m. “Life On A Limb;” Betsy Palmer and which she won an Oscar. Both rved Laurence Hugo in “Life With Father;” performances were opposite Marlon and Lynn Redgrave in “The Two of Us.” Brando. 0:30 In the Elitch production of “In Praise Her other stage roles have been in of Love,” which will run to July 5, H OW ARD HOUSE lurs- “Darkness at Noon,” “The Children’s iday Mulhare is Sebastain Cruttwell, Marxist- Hour,” “The Tender Trap,” and “Write 5 to oriented book critic of the Sunday Times Me a Murder.” She has also appeared in of London. Miss Hunter is his wife, the series of films originating with “The Lddia, and Abel is a wealthy author and Planet of the Apes,” as well as in family friend. “Lilith,” “Stairway to Heaven” and It is contemporary and courageous “The Swimmer.” comedy-drama involving a married Abel is known for roles closely couple, their son and a wealthy family connected to major events in American friend which will be seen at Elitch’s only theatrical history, including the three weeks after closing on Broadway. Provincetown Playhouse premier of Mulhare is considered a superb O’N eill’s “ S. S. Glencairn,’’ the Shakespearean actor and versatile stage premiere of “Desire Under the Elms” and screen performer. He has appeared and a tour with “Mourning Becomes with Orson Welles in Sir Laurence Electra.” also O’Neill. Olivier’s acclaimed production of Othello and was the choice of Lerner He has performed on the London stage and Lowe as the original Professor and in such films as “The Three Higgins in “My Fair Lady.” Musketeers,” “So This Is Love,” and He was also the star of the long- “13 Rue Madeline.” V HOWARD HOUSE Symphony Scheduled

The City of Colorado Saturday, June 14, is the key to be sounded Reservations suggested Springs has purchased six Memorial Park, Colorado throughout Colorado Springs Summer Symphony Springs; Sunday, June 15, from the first concert, June 1-225 at Yale ______call 751-2415 , concerts from the Colorado Monument Valley Park and 14 . Springs Symphony Colorado Springs Fine Arts Orchestra to be performed Center; Saturday, June 21, free of charge in Colorado Meadows Park, Colorado Springs neighborhood park Springs; Saturday, June 28, locations — each with a Thorndale Park, Colo. unique theme and including Springs; Monday, June 30, .29 a great variety of Antlers Park, Colo. Springs; community groups Friday, July 4, Memorial Y-. ^.performing before each Park, Colo. Springs. concert. “ Follow the Symphony 89 The schedule follows; and see Colorado Springs” Radio and TV .19 r 1 Hoiitrdioi (Programming produced by June 29 — the 200th anniver­ the Archdiocese of Denver) sary of the Army Just Think — a program .ofe .29 religious news and com­ ChapTaiii- Corp. Rev. MSgr!^ ment on the News, Chris Leyden and a panel reported by Father of chaplains will discuss Maurice Mclnerney. the role of the chaplain in a r o u n d ) .33 Program aired on Sun­ our military services days. KMGH TV, Channel Seven, Denver: KOA AM, 10:15 9:00 a.m. Sundays NER Pastoral Call — a three AY p.m. (850 khz) KAAT Radio, 6:30 a.m. (1090 minute “thought for the khz) day” aired at sign on and sign off on KMGH-TV, Colorado Springs: KRDO AM, 4:30 a.m. (1240 khz) Channel 7. Get Hie July 10-16: Sr. Loretto Anne Craig: KRAI, 7:15 a.m. (550 Madden, Colorado khz) Catholic Conference Greeley: KFKA, 1:15 p.m. in the business/ (1310 khz) Leadville: KBRR, 11:15 a.m. (1230) Council of Churches News — a program of local and national religious news, produced for the Colorado Council of Churches. KOA AM, 7:05 a.m., Sundays sh Mass for Shu tins, a one-half s. hour television Mass with homily, for the sick and confined. KWGN TV, Channel Two,

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June 25. 1975 Tuned In 'C N 'Christopher Close-up' Different Talk S fio w Carro ® Wallace rtf of r^RQ CBS onH and Frank colleg By James Breig strong with shoulds and that surrounds others.” awareness of people, Christopher movement is an ball a encourage them, but not ecumenical one based on the Field of NBC, a a drama on The usual talk-show offers musts and ought-to’s, but by One problem she has to the family and how it works, years, you a second-rate singer, an featuring people who are overcome is the people motivate them. People Judeo-Christian ethic, but M bring to what they see their we’re not evangelizing. So in a look at toys, and a study of up-and-coming comedian, making contributions. “who do incredibly fine depression. June 1 and one of the Gabors. People can be influential work and won’t let us even own thoughts, feelings, and that sense we are not a in 197: and instruments of life experiences. We on the traditional religious 'Traditionally, religious The unusual talk show mention it. This is programming is windy Polict offers you such diverse constructive change. I want consistent in people who do show don’t fool ourselves program. We are a unique 37 yea to make people feel and say we’ll solve the combination.” sermons, hallelujah people as Ralph Nader, a good work. It is very choruses, and Bible-selling. Bi man who works with first confident they can do difficult for them to talk world’s problems. TV can That unique combination, best k something that day.” only suggest solutions andi which is both talk show and, Close-up breaks that offenders, Mario Thomas, a about themselves.” But she tradition by being involved, won ‘ The success of the has succeeded, with such encourage people to follow perhaps ten percent of the woman who works with challenging, encouraging Worc£ handicapped people, Cesar program is gauged partially people as Mike Wallace and them up.” time, a dramatization, will lost 2 by viewer response. As Close-up, is slotted, in result in some intriguing and, always, interesting, Chavez, and the first woman Cesar Chavez. (Next week: A look at almos clown. And it offers them many as 1,(XX) letters pour in The program doesn’t various places around the shows for the Fall. Their H: country, from dawn to sign- new series of shows include another religious program alone for thirty minutes that breaks tradition.) spend: without interruptions from off. “The 20 stations that interviews with Mike for tl q^o mmercial after give us the best time bring Bfook commercial or the next in the bulk of mail,” she coach: guest. Television Notes said. “We’d rather be in recogi The unusual talk show in fewer stations at better this case is Christopher times than be stuck in to Close-up, produced by fulfill FCC requirements” Jeanne Davis Glynn, with each month. “ The mail leave her unaffected either. fo r public service Co/( whom I spoke recently. shows if we are successful,” After working for more than broadcasting. “But I value Mrs. Glynn, who produces Mrs. Glynn noted. six years on Close-up, she what the stations have done the “religious” show sent to Describing herself as has found herself changed for us.” Call dozens of stations (free) someone who is “constantly creatively, with ‘‘a Close-up, I suggested, is Fishing £ around the country for amazed at the wonder of tremendous respect for the n o t really “religious Under wa viewing by millions of people. “Mrs. Glynn noted medium. I know how TV programming” as it is Elxperimi people, defines the purpose that the people she eats up messages and commonly understood. Bear of Close-up as “simply to interviews (she is co-host as energy and people. It is the “Religion ideally is the stimulate people wherever well as producer) often say most powerful medium and servant of the people,” Mrs. they are to use their talents they are not religious we’re just learning to use Glynn said, agreeing. “We Archery 1 to change things for the people. “But they are it.” are much more a public Archery i service program. My co­ Grouse ai better. We do this not by spiritual people who She believes television Comedian Garry Moore and Jeanne Glynn on Bullfrog 1 preaching or coming on transcend the awfulness raise the level of host is a priest and the “Christopher/Close-up. Archery 1 Archery 1 A Bighorn S Bighorn £ r TV Film Fare Mountain The following is a list_ of FRIDAY, JULY 4th ninth-century England in which set in the presumably glorious High Coui reviews by the United Catholic (CBS) — YELLOW the youthful prince, later king, era of modern-day shipping Doves fJTw ifH Uslo Conference Division for Film SUBMARINE (1968) — Wonder­ rallied the feuding, demoralized along the legendary Mississippi Muzzlelo; and Broadcasting of the films to ful animated feature for young .Saxon tribes against their com­ River. Muzzleloa be shown at prime time on and old. and especially those mon enemy, the Vikings. It is (ABC) — THE Fall Turk network television the week of who yearn for the days gone by too slow paced and attentive to CARPETBAGGERS (1964) — Regular ) June 29 - July 5. Check local when the Beatles were at their period details for the action Suggestive reincarnation of the Rabbits . schedule for exact times. musical and inventive peak fans sensational bestseller novel by Fox Squir USIIEGHS This is a purely whimsical SATURDAY, JULY 5th Harold Robbins allegedly based SUNDAY, June 29th Early Spe feature, with much of the music (NBC) — DOUBLE on the life and high times of an Area (ABC) — MAN ON THE from the Beatles' .SARGFIANT FEATURE — Whoops! It’s elusive billionaire whose initials OUTSIDE — Lome Greene is a PEPPER album pilotflying time again are H.H. Suggestive dialogue, Area man in a bind: his own son is (CBS) — ALFRED THE Tonight's hopeful entries are situations, and costuming in shot down before his eyes by a GREAT (1969) — The makers of THE RUNAWAY BARGE, with turn suggest a limited and adult Kokanee 1 $ 95 mob hit man and his grandson is this elaborate British film are to Tim Matheson and Jim Davis audience, although the film has Regular F kidnapped in the shooting's be commended for their courage starring, and (at 9:30 p.m.) been carefully edited for TV. Mountain aftermath. Greene plays a in attempting to bring to screen CROSSFIRE, with John Saxon But that doesn't eliminate the PER PERSO N retired detective who takes up life the remote, little known BARGE is a floating adventure overall tastelessness. Regular I 123 the case his dead son (a private Regular f eye) was investigating. This is Regular / well done, but routine and too- Pheasant Take advantage of our special group rate and you'll familiar. be right in the middle of the action and excitement for Gallinules TUESDAY, JULY 1st NS — I (NBC) — SHADOW IN THE STREET — Made-for-television adventure stars Tony Lo Bianco SPORTSWEEK ’75 S»OtfiNC DOO01 COMPANY 3 DAYS .n. 2 NIGHTS in the inevitable tough-guy role. at a famous Las Vegas hotel with fabulous fun, glamour The story involves Lo Bianco as a recent ex-convict trying to and big name entertainment. adjust to his new freedom and still protect himself from YOU and YOUR friends are invited to participate in recidivism. HOW C O M E? (ABC) — A CRY FOR HELP SPORTSWEEK ’75 at HEATHERRIDGE & — This suspenser has a twist: We want to show you there's more to Nevada than Talk-show host Robert Culp gels GART BROTHERS glitter and gambling. Just 60 miles west of Los Vegas a call from a young woman who over State Highways there's a new, totally master- is going to commit suicide. He planned country club community being built. It's called asks his radio audience to join a Calvada Valley. It's a speculative land investment op­ frantic and highly complicated effort to trace her down, The first time ever! It’s a week long! Get to know your Sports — Try portunity that could be your chance to share in the somehow, and avert tragedy. state of Nevada. out new ones — Try out the top names in Sports equipment and WEDNESDAY, July 2nd We want to show Calvada to you, if you qualify. There cameras — Talk with the experts — Play with the Pros! is no obligation to buy. (ABC) — THE GREAT NIAGARA — This is a rip­ The thrc WE'VE ARRANGED YOUR TOUR PACKAGE AT A SPE­ roaring made - for TV adventure at St. Anne CIAL GROUP RATE THAT INCLUDES HOTEL, SHOWS, starring Richard Boone as head GOLF— Sat. June 28— 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. at HeatherRidge— "LONGEST DRIVE a remarka MEALS AND OF COURSE YOUR EXCITING ROUND of an unusual family. Thrill-a- CONTEST", Sun. June 29— 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at HeatherRidge, PRIZES in the Ji TRIP JET FLIGHT VIA UNITED AIR LINES. minute — all action, no real AND AWARDS. League:, t sense. CALL IMMEDIATELY FOR FULL DETAILS TENNIS — Try the equipment and hit with the Pros! Sat. June 28 and Sun. June champio OR MAIL IN COUPON BELOW THURSDAY, JULY 3rd 29; 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at HeatherRidge! respective (CBS) — CATLOW — A smil­ T h e V ing, flip Yul Brynner shoots his FISHING — Clinic: June 26, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Gart Bros. "Sports DENVER AREA pictured, c COLORADO SPRINGS AREA way across the Southwest and Castle." CATCH YOUR OWN, Sun. June 29, Noon to 4:00 p.m, at the 4th hole part of Mexico with quixotic Lake at HeatherRidge (Limit 2 fish per person). 753-1090 Richard Crenna and an un- 471-1894 believab ly varied mix of others PHOTOGRAPHY —Clinic: Fri. June 27, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Gart Bros. IMF in hot pursuit. It is lighthearted, "Sports Castle." PHOTO CONTEST— Sun. June 29, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM TO 6 PM toneue-in-cheek Western. Near Outdoor Pool at HeatherRidge! (NBC) — THE DEFIANT RAFTING & KAYAK — Clinic: Wed., June 25, 7:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. at Gart New ONES (1958) — Sidney Poitier ADSIT & SONS REALTY, INC. Bros. “Sports Castle." DEMONSTRATIONS, Sat., June 28, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 4 door Sedc steering ond and Tony Curtis topline this p.m. at HeatherRidge, Indoor Pool! 1385 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD., SUITE 305 action-morality drama about tinted gloss, < DENVER, COLORADO 80210 X 15 b elted ti two Deep South convicts who es­ BACKPACKING — TRY OUT SESSIONS, Sat. and Sun. June 28, 29 at Heather­ fender skirts. cape from their prison gang but Ridge (next to the “ B" Rec. Bldg.). list Price $S NAME remain chained together. ROPE SKIPPING— Monaco & E. Yale. CONTEST, Sat. June 28, Noon to 3:00 There's good acting, and a bit of Prices inclut p.m. ot HeatherRidge (Family Area). ADDRESS ___ ZIP II leavening in the occasional locol toxes. humor. TRAMPOLINE— DEMONSTRATIONS— Sun. June 29, 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at CITY _ PHONE A LL T Y P E S O F C O M M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G HeatherRidge (Family Area). SPeCIALIZINO IN CHURCH BULLETINS

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Sportsweek '75 To Lure Fans Carroll, who compiled a fabulous high school and Officials of Gart Bros. describe to those attending Frank college pitching record, went on to play major league Sporting Goods Company the where, how and when of ma on ball and then coached at Seton Hall University for 25 and HeatherRidge, catching fish. vorks, years, died at St. Mary’s Hospital, Orange, June 8. southeast Denver’s Then, on Sunday, June 29, udy of Mass was offered at Sacred Heart Church here living/recreational from 12-4 p.m., people can June 11 for the 72-year-old former coach, who retired community, are cooperating test their skill on over 700 igious in 1972 as physical education director of the Newark in a week-long “Sportsweek rainbow trout that have vindy Police Academy. He had been an instructor there for ’75” to end June 29. been secured from the u j a h 37 years. On June 28-29, the public Colorado Fish and Game elling. But it was as a baseball player that he became is invited to visit Department and released in that best known, first at St. Benedict’s Prep here where he HeatherRidge, at East Iliff the 4th hole golf course lake. olved. won 49 games and then at Holy Cross College, and 1-225, to try their skill at That day there will also be a ■aging Worcester, Mass. At Holy Cross he won 50 games and special ‘Select-a-Sport” fly fishing demonstration as lost 2 between 1925 and 1929 and attracted offers from 'g- activities that include golf, well as an exhibit of the ok at almost every team in the major leagues. backpacking, tennis, latest fishing equipment Jgram He eventually signed with the Detroit Tigers, fishing, rafting and kayak, shown by manufacturers. spending five years with that team and then pitching photography, rope skipping, TENNIS SESSION Micky Gart, vice Biernbaum, athletic for the New York Yankees, Cincinnati Reds and camping and survival, and president, Gart Bros., director, HeatherRidge, Bfooklyn Dodgers before retiring and taking up trampoline. At HeatherRidge Racquet Club, on June 28-29, from 10 (right), explains different during preview of activitlies coaching at Seton Hall, where he brought national In describing the action, a.m. through 2 p.m., visitors kinds of tennis racquet for “Sportsweek ’75”. recognition to the baseball team. Mickey Gart, vice can try out the newest stringing to Lance president, Gart Bros., said, rackets and play against “This special event is aimed experts from the tennis 4 p.m., they can inspect and activities other than fishing at helping young people and industry representing discuss some of the newest (50 cents) and golf (50 Colorado Sportsman's adults become more Yamaha, Wilson, Garcia, photo equipment. cents). Come out — and familiar with a particular Head, Spaulding and Davis. Cameras should be bring the family for a really Calendar for 1975 sport, or sports, so in the Golfers, on Saturday, brought because there will exceptional “Sportsweek long run they can develop Fishing Season ...... January 1 - December 31 June 28, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. be fashion models to 75". Underwater Spearfishing ...... April 1 - Otober 31 photograph with a contest Experimental Fishing, Parvin Lake . May 17 - September 30 for best picture taken and TRADE NOW Bear ...... April 1 - September 30 submitted to Gart Bros. All October 11 - October 21 photos submitted will be October 25 - November 4 professionally judged and Archery Bighorn Sheep ...... September 13 - October 5 prizes awarded. Archery Antelope Preseason ...... August 2 - August 17 On Saturday, June 28 Grouse and Ptarmigan ...... September 13 - NS special demonstrations in on Bullfrog Season ...... August 15 - September 30 more expertise and better can take home a prize for the HR pool will feature Archery Elk ...... August 16 - September 21 enjoy that activity,” Gart closest to the pin contest. rafting and kayaking by the Archery Deer ...... August 16 - September 21 International Aquatic staff. said. The power player can try High Performance Bighorn Sheep (regular) ...... August 16 - September 20 Other activities during Bighorn Sheep (delayed) ...... September 13 - October 5 OUTDOORS-MINDED the longest drive contest, Sunday, June 29, from 2-4 “Sportsweek ’75” include Mountain Goat ...... August 16 - September 20 Both organizations have rope skipping, camping and High Country Deer ...... August 23 - September 7 p.m., at HeatherRidge ;lorious been leaders in promoting Driving Range. Prizes for "survival, and trampoline. BICYCLES lipping Doves ...... September 1 - October 30 outdoor activities for sissippi Muzzleloading Deer Season .... September 13 - September 21 both events will be awarded Bring your favorite rope • Motobocaine, Peugeot Colorado people. Gart to the top two finishers in Muzzleloading Elk Season ...... September 13 - September 21 Brothers, by the nature of skipping partner (or & otHer fine brands several youth and adult age THE Fall Turkey Season ...... September 27 — NS their sporting goods yourself) to HeatherRidge e Expertly Assembled & « ) — Regular Antelope ...... September 27, 28, 29 groups. Saturday between 12 and 3 of the business, and HeatherRidge Test ridden Rabbits ...... October 1 - NS through its life-style offered Backpacking, survival p.m. and compete in couples )vel by Fox Squirrel ...... October 1 - NS and camping experts will and mixed doubles e Full line of Parts / based residents and guests, which & Accessories Early Specified Elk Season, includes a championship talk about these exciting competition — the most !S of an Area XX ...... September 20-September 23 sports both days, June 28-29. skips in 30 seconds — for a e BankAmericard & initials golf course, 12 swimming September 27 - September 30 PHOTO FUN prize. For trampoline fun Master Charge alogue. Area Y ...... October 4 - October 12 pools, 15 tennis courts (5 e Open 7 Days a Week ing in indoor) and various activity Photography enthusiasts come out and watch young Kokanee Salmon Snagging Season . October 1 - December 31 can attend a special clinic people from the Mike d adult Regular Elk Season ...... October 11 - October 21 ’ centers with a wide variety Im has of program offerings for Friday, June 27. from 7 to 9 Pickering School of or TV. Mountain Lion ...... October 11 - October 21 Gymnastics perform BIKE October 25 - November 4 youth and adults. p.m., at Gart’s main store ite the For the fisherman, a and trade information with Sunday, June 29, from 1-3 SHOP Regular Deer Season ...... October 25 - November 4 p.m. ROSS Regular Archery Antelope ...... November 5 - November 30 special clinic will be held experts representing the 6300 E. Colfax Thursday, June 26, 7-9 p.m. most well-known cameras. There is no charge to Regular Antelope (delayed) ...... November 1, 2, 3 participate in these Ph. 355-5339 Pheasant and Quail ...... November 15 - NS at Gart Bros.’s “ Sports Then, on Sundav. June 29, 1- Gallinules and Woodcock ...... Seasons Closed Castle” Auditorium, 10th NS — closing dateJias not yet been set. ^-j^d Broadway. Experts will

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A GOOD PLACE TO BUY OP LEASE Howard Hooker, O.D. rvT CAf9 O/? TR U C t( chevh CHERRY CREEK 231 Detroit St. 355-7042 355-3108 O B303 WEST COLFAX LAKEWOOD/ PH 237-1311 «•••_••••••# 9.9 9.9.9:9.99.9 9. ® ® •. Page 26 — THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER, Wed., June 25, 1975 H a p p e n in g s In REST IN PEACE ARKLLANO. Mrs. Dorothea R. Gallegos; father of Theodore Mary Magdalene's Church. To Mt. Holy Family Church. To Mt. Olivet. 2805 So. Zurich Ct. Wife of Ben Gallegos and Aurora Duncan. Olivet. VELASQUEZ, Jesus. 2939 Vallejo A rellano. D enver; m other of Englewood; Angie Gonzales. McLERAN. Francis C. 7309 W. St. Mass of Christian Burial. Jan. 9. The Archdiocese [..awrence Guthrie. Arizona. .Mrs. Henderson. Nev.; Alice Barcelona. Hampden Ave. Mass of Christian Guadalupe Church. To Mt. Olivet. Charlene Downer. Mrs. Syrin^a San Jose. Calif. ; and Lucy Rowland. Burial. June 16. Holy Name Church. WALKER, Amalia. 5541 W. 145th The !Vlt. Carmel High Lennartz home, 655 flaviot. James Guy. and Ben Kl Jebel. Colo. Mass of Christian To Mt. Olivet. Ave. Mass of Christian Burial. June Arellano. Jr . all of Denver; Mrs. Burial. June 16. St. Louis’ Church. .MARTINEZ, Jose Benito. 1541 School, Class of 1955, will Arapahoe, Boulder, at 4 14. St. Elizabeth’s Church. To Mt. NOTICE OF hold its 20th Year Class p.m. on June 29. The Marilyn Burhart. Garland. Kan.s . To Mt. Olivet. Jasmine St. Husband of Florence L. Olivet. •Mrs. Loretta Martinez. Thornton GAL1.AGHKR. Mrs. Izah C 4701 Martinez. Mass of Christian Burial. IN TH E r Reunion with a dinner-dance Pilgrim Virgin status of Our 51st St.. Boulder. Mother of Jack PETITION < Mass of Chri.stian Burial June 15. June 16. Blessed Sacrament Church. LANGFIELE at the Tally Ho Restaurant Lady of Fatima will be Church of All Saints G allagher A urora; Jam es R. To Fairmounl. Pursuant t at 8 p.m., Saturday. August, brought into the garden for BATfAGLIA. James 4915 Elm Gallagher. Denver; George PALUCCir Albert. 2234 W. 37th Court of th< 2. Cost will be $20 a couple. the Rosary. Mr. Gordon Cl. Father of Joseph. Jack, and Gallagher. Golden; Leo Gallagher Ave. Mass of Christian Burial. June Retreat Schedule Denver. State Mills of London. England, P eter Battaglia; .Marie Cusack. Greeley; Terry P. Gallagher. 21.Holy Ghost Church. To Olinger’s the 22nd da) The following day, Jean Ciancio. Sue Getto. and Boulder; and Mary Gallagher. i Tower of Memories. E l Pomar Renewal notice is here Sunday, August 3, at 3 p,m,, and Santa Fe will speak on Josephine Conner, all of Denver; Boulder Mass of Christian Burial. SCHUETZ, Mrs. Rita. 4463 So. Center, 1661 Mesa Avenue, of MARY B> a family picnic will be held his recent visit to Fatima. Rose Crivello. Milwaukee. Mass of June 17. Sacred Heart of Jesus Quitman St. Mother of Beverly Colorado Springs, 80906 (632- was changed BARBARA L at Morse Park,. 20th and On the evenings of June Chri.stian Burial. June 19. Our Lady Church. Boulder. Thompson. Denver; RonaldSchuetz. 2451), will conduct the 30. July 1, 2 and 3, the of Fatima Church. To Mt. Olivet GALLEGOS, John Lee. Ft. Arvada; and Theresa Schuetz. (SEAL) Carr, Lakewood. BRONSON, Pamela Jean. 10352 Collins. Requiem Mass. June 19. Denver. Mass of Christian Burial. following retreat programs. Former Mt. Carmelites Rosary will be said at 7 p.m. Achellis Dr.. Littleton. Wife of Jay Guadalupe Church. To Ft. Logan. June 19. St. Bernadette s Church. To Weekend Programs: who have not been contacted and on Friday. July 4, at F. Bronson: mother of Nichol Jolene GARCIA, Jesus M. 1226 W. Colfax Mt. Olivet. June 27-29 — Women’s Ave. Father of Ruth Martinez. Mary and wish to participate 1:30p.m. Bronson; daughter of Louis and Vi SHEA. Patrick J. 1040 Ridge Rd. Preached Retreat — Rev. Published in ★ ★ ★ F^astore (Belfiore). Mass of Romero. Denver; Anita Aldousri. Husband of Bertha M. Shea. i^uld call Tom Cook, 433- John Walchars, S.J. Register A Colorado Heart Christian Burial. June 21. St. .San Antonio, Tex. Mass of Christian Littleton; father of William P. Shea, First Publica 0682. Vincent de Paul’s Church. To Burial. June 20. St. Joseph’s Littleton: Dorothy Chapman. San July 4-6 — Family Retreat Last Publicat ★ ★ ★ Association window exhibit Fairmounl. Redemptorist <7hurch. To Mt. Clemente. Calif. Mass of Christian — Rev. Marvin Kapushion & pointing out the financial DOYLE, Mrs. May H 3066 W. 39th Olivet. Burial. June 16. St. Mary’s Catholic COP Our Lady, Mother of the Team. NOTICE Church Parish, 62nd Ave. advantages of not smoking Ave. Mother of Vincent M. Doyle, GUNTHER. Wilbur J. 3352 So. Church. To Littleton Cemetery. May Aileen DeBell. and Peggy R. Oneida St. Husband of Vera W. July 18-20 — Men’s IN THE will be on display June 23, SILAS, Aotoinette Felicie. 3447 In ai and Niagara. Commerce Freemon. Mass of Christian Burial. Gunther; father of Carol Driver, Kearney St. Daughter of Jeanette L. Retreat — Bishop Richard through July 6, at the Denver; Gary Gunther. Aurora. and O City, will celebrate its 25th June 19. St. Catherine’s Church. To and James L. Silas. Mass of Hanifen & Team. STATE Annual Derby Fair from Downtown Denver Dry Ml. Olivet. She was a member of St. Mass of Christian Burial. June 18. Christian Burial. June 13. Loyola IN TH E ^ Catherine’s Altar and Rosary Church of Risen Christ. To Special Programs: July 3 through 6. There will Goods Co., 16th and Church. To Mt. Olivet. July 16 — Day of Recollec­ ESTATES O California. Society and St. Thomas’ Seminary Fairmounl. SILAS. Sa Christa L. 3447 LISTED BEL be rides, booths, bingo, and Guild LOFTUS, John. 253 Acoma St. Kearney St. Daughter of Jeannette tion — Dr. Joachim Viens. TO THE Cl a variety of good food. The exhibit shows $182 in ERTMER, Donald E. 1241 Steele Husband of Sarah Loftus; father of L. and James L. Silas. Mass of July 6-14 — FOLLOWING On Sunday. July 6, a roast merchandise which could be St. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jack Loftus. JoAnn Gasner. Denver. Christian Burial. June 13. Loyola Pilgrim / Backpacking All creditor purchased by a pack-a-day Ertm er. Denver. Mass of Christian Mass of Christian Burial. June 18. Church. To Mt. Olivet. ing claims ag beef dinner will be served, St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Church. Retreat — Rev. Patrick ing named e Burial. June 20. St. Philomena’s TIMMINS, Michael. 3233 W. 29th in the parish hail from 12 smoker in a year if he or she Church. To Mt. Olivet. To Highland Memorial Gardens. O’Leary, S.J.; Rev. James present their were to give up the habit. An LOUGHRAN, Loretto F. 1642 Ave., Father of Thomas and Edward representativi noon to 6 p.m. Tickets may FLYNN. Joseph. 1941 E. 95th Ave. Timmins, both of Denver; Francis Nusbaum, S.J. Son of Hubert Flynn and Patricia Fairfax St. Mass of Christian Burial. tate or to thi be purchased at the door. accompanying sign reads, Timmins. Salt Lake City. Mass of Kutter; stepson of Billie Jo Flynn June 14. Blessed Sacrament Church. July 20-26 — Better World Court. City i “Cash Instead of Smoke and Christian Burial. June 20. St. (.$2,00 — Adults, $1.00 — and Ted Kutter. Mass of Christian To Mt. Olivet. Retreat — MBW Team. Colorado, wit children under 12). Ash.’' McGINTY, Jack P. 4740 W. 26th Dominic’s Church. To Mt. Olivet. the first publ Burial. June 16. Our L^dy of Grace July 27-Aug. 2 — will be forevc ★ ★ ★ The exhibit is an alternate Church. To Ft Ix)gan. Ave. Husband of Ida McGinty. Mass VANBEEK, Thomas A. 4715 Tejon. Son of Louis and Kathleen VanBeek. Bible/Vacation Workshop — Estate of L way of trying to reach the GALLEGOS. Guadalupe T. 3400 of Christian Burial. June 17. St. The Rosary will be recited Mass of Christian Burial. June 16. Rev. John Krenzke, O.P. ed; No. P706‘< in the garden at the smoker about smoking. So. Sherman St. Husband of Maria Personal R M. Lindner. Address 25C CO 80219. Estate of J< No. P 70689C. Personal Ri C. McConnell Address 103 CO. 80205. Estate of 1 No. P 70655C. Personal Ri McCoy. RECOGNIZING Address 217 CO 80210. Estate of N( Vesteline Otw 70559C. Personal Rc OUR Joseph P McConoty Kelly. Address 403( CO 80110. Estate of O DUTY aka Charles iom et F M(Cor>a*y f! Deceased; No Personal Re Kelly. Address 4030 Jock 0 « n n ’ Robert Dore CO 80110. Estate of Deceased; No Personal Re 1 .ll«- J, E. Rosenbaurr No. 1206 Denv' G and Stanton D 1700 Broadwa) Estate of L ed; No. P 706J Personal R (Marvin) YocI o Address 300 80220. Estate of Di Dr. H. P. Tra nver 's C otho- Deceased; No Don D evoe Personal P 'will continue Keelor Tracy. Address 103( to do so at the locations of our tw o 80209. Estate of Wi No. P70278C. mortuaries: Personal F Midyett. Address 1649 nest facilities. CO. Estate of Rc to keep abreast of the needs of our church, No. P70602C. Personal 1 I. Noll. and her people . . . Address 187S CO 80219. Estate of Ch John Snider aka Charles D Deceased; No Personal R M. Lesher. Address 500 St.. Denver Cl Estate of . Deceased; No Personal F Rose Ortiz. Address 20& CO 80210. Estate of Li Lilah Gohr< P70710C. Personal P Marguerite Gc Horold Woods Address i: Denver. CO 8C Estate of Ri a/k/a Ralph J. J. Bornemc Bomemeicr. C Personal R Feme Borne m Address 59 Denver. CO 80 ,Boulcvard moTtuartes Estate of ( a/k/a G. Leslu P70703C. Federal Blvd. at Speer / 477-1625 Personal Re| FCDERAL BlVD. ot SPEER 1091 South Colorado Blvd. at Mississippi / 757-1238 Kathryn Smitli Serving Catholic families since 1919 Address 305 ! Denver. CO. 9 Estate of Ba Bal F. Swan. i: ■ Deceased; No. Wed., June 25, 1975, THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER — Page 27 PUBLIC NOTICES ►livet. Your Right to Know CLASSIFIED ADS — PHONE 892-685/ Vallejo Jan. 9. IN THE COUNTY COURT Personal Representative James E. vet IN AND FOR THE CITY Carpenter. APT. FOR RENT SERVICES AND COUNTY OF DENVER Address 1654 California Street. TEL . 145ih STATE OF COLORADO Denver. (TO 80202. 892-6857 1. June No. 4-55498 Estate of William Greiner. Deceas­ 1 bedroom furnished in pleasant ro Mt. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME ed; No. P70532C. neighborhood. Air conditioning, SERVICE IN THE MATTER OF THE Personal Representative Justin D. carpeting, near bus & shopping. Call He®' PETITION OF MARY BARBARA Hannen. 321-3384. LANGFIELD. Petitic»ier. Address 312 Symes Building, AUTO DIRECTORY Pursuant to Order of.the County Denver. CO 80202. 1 bedroom unfurnished near bus. Court of the City and County of Estate of Frances A. Cheney. spacious rooms. Call 831-1096. • RESIDENTIAL ule Denver. State of Colorado, entered on Deceased. No. P69569C the 22nd day of May. 1975. public Personal Representative Mary E. • COMMERCIAL CARPET CLEANING KITCHEN ; wa 1 notice is hereby given that the name Hooper. Insurance Claims Welcome REMODELING enue. of MARY BARBARA LANGFIELD Address 635 Galapago. Denver, CX) GENERAL CLAY'S CARPET CLEANING . (632- was changed to THERESA MARY 80204. BARBARA LANGFIELD Estate of Helen Boehmer SERVICES BROOMFIELD Reasonable rates, free estimates. . the (SEAL) Bosworth. a/lt/a. Helen B. Bosworth. COLUMBINE Metro Denver. Satisfaction •a ms. Elliot A. Draine Deceased. No. P70706C. GLASS, INC. guaranteed. fora really Personal Representative Richard LANDSCAPE CO. EVES. 322-5394 Clerk of the 1 55 Commerce Ct., Sp. C special County Court H. Bosworth. Tree trimming, all sizes. Also roses, nen’s Deputy Clerk Address 415 Lafayette Street. hedges and evergreens. Rototilling. 4 6 6 - 4 6 5 6 CARPET CLEANING kitchen Rev. Published in the Denver Catholic Denver, CO. 80218. Power Raking & Aerating. Register Estate of James Read Thornton, Attn.: Home Owners & Realtors: A- We clean better, safer arid foster ijoii need First Publication June 12. 1975 Deceased, No. P70622C. 1 weed mowing of large lots our DAY with these extras: a Kitchen ; treat Last Publication July 3. 1975 Personal Representative Florence specialty. A-1 aged steer manure. • Restores New look Victoria Thornton. $3.90 per yd. 12 yd. minimum. A-1 CARE • Dries Foster WSoe-AA2 ££ lion & CONSOLIDATED Specialist C«ik>lr>«lry Address 454 South Emerson Street. Black loamy top soil. $4.90 per yd. 12 Licensed day care. Days or nights. • Removes Most Odor & Stains NOTICE TO CREDITORS Denver. CO. 80209. IN THE PROBATE COURT yd. minimum. No pick-ups. Call; Children ages 3 or over. Tutoring • Carpets stay clean longer ien’s Estate of William Scott. Deceased. possibL' for school aged children by FORESIGHT SOUTH In and for the City No. P70691C. 427-1197 chard and County of Denver certified teacher. East Denver 7 7 7 -9 4 1 0 Personal Representative Harry G. Home 320-4477. QUALITY STATE OF COLORADO Sims. IN THE MATTER OF THE Address 2351 Krameria Street, MISCELLANEOUS REMODELING ESTATES OF THE DECEDENTS Denver. (X). 80207. FOR SALE GRANDMA ollec- LISTED BELOW. DECORATING REASONABLE PRICES Estate of William Charles Johnson, Design — Salts — InstallaHen iens. TO THE CREDITORS OF THE Wine color early American HIDE-A- FOLLOWING NAMED ESTATES: a/k/a. William C. Johnson. Deceased. WANTED Cownttrs — Cabintts — Applioncti No. P 70718C. BED, Girls 20” bicycle Boys 26” bicy­ FREE EST. Call J. F. Stohl All creditors or other ()ersons hav­ Grandma needed, will adopt to do eking Personal Representative John S. cle, Boys 10 Speed bicycle, Queen Ann PAPERING DENVER CUSTOM KITCHENS ing claims against any of the follow­ McNichol. living room set Stereo (X>mb. light housework, in new home in 1 ing named estates are required to STEAMING trick Address 1510 South Fillmore. Call 422-6297 Applewood area. Wash, mend, iron, 377-0563 360 So. Forest fames present their claims to the personal Denver. CO 80210, bake cookies and get supper ALL DENVER AREAS representative of the appropriate es­ Estate of Isabelle J. Muse. Deceas­ occasionally. 5 day week, must tate or to the Clerk of the Probate ed. No. P70619C. $18,995 buys this beautiful 1 bedroom drive. Live in arrangement possible 23S-1044 TEXTURING World Court. City and County of Denver, condo with a nice view, all kitchen for right person. Contact Mrs. Personal Representative William 777-9375 PAINTING n. Colorado, within four (4) months of Thonnas Muse. appliances, carpet, drapes, central Martin. 423-4080. 10-3 daily. the first publication, or said claims air, pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, MOUNTAIN-EMPIRE ROOFING I — Address 1770 Kearney Street, will be forever barred. Denver. CO. 80220. horse & bike trails, approx $2,OCX) DECORATORS, INC. lop — Estate of Leslie Q. Melby, Deceas­ D M. ROWLEY down. Assume. Edenbrook. 341-9660 WANTED .P. ed; No. P70674C. Clerk of the Court or 771-3257. Personal Representative Patricia By /s/ L. Campbell, Clerk ST. BASIL HYMNALS N e w R o o fs M. Lindner. ELECTRIC WIRING Published in the Denver Catholic WANTED All types. Expert repairs. Address 2560 S. Wolff St., Denver Register FOR SALE TO BUY ELECTRICAL WIRING Gutters and down spouts. CO 80219. First Publication June 12, 1975 Call Margerite - 688-3025 Estate of John P. King, Deceased; Last Publication June 26, 1975 Stereo Combination. A.M. & F.M. Any size job, home or business, fast, All work guaranteed No. P 70689C. Black & White T V. $50. Call 422 dependable, qualified electricians. 8 2 5 -6 4 9 5 Personal Representative Campbell 6297. Union Conrete Oritz Electric Inc. 458-7203 or 458- C. McConnell (Spec. Admr.) IN THE COUNTY COURT Discounted prices on all 7204. IN AND FOR THE Address 1039 E. 26th Ave., Denver types of flat work. Member of Our Lody of CO. 80205. CITY AND COUNTY PAINTING Free Estimates Estate of Ida McCoy. Deceased; OF DENVER G ra ce Parish No. P 70655C. CIVIL ACTION NO. Y55878 CALL 781-1360 ANYTIME 2 2 0 V O L T S ORDER FOR Personal Representative Betty L. PAINTING — Remodeling — McCoy. CHANGE OF NAME REASONABLE STORM WINDOW Address 2174 S. Franklin. Denver In the Matter of the Petition of — Repairing — CO 80210. LUCILLE THERESA Rolf Clean. Dependable painting. LET'S SWAP SERVICE Estate of Nora V. Otwell, aka Nora Petitioner. Interior and exterior. Free Swap patio covers, carpenter work, Call Any Time Vesteline Otwell. Deceased; No. P THIS MATTER coming on to be Estimates. References. WE USE painting, brick work for boat, car or 70559C. heard on the Petition of Lucille ONLY THE FINEST QUALITY pick up or ? Call 761-8648. 366-0168 All M ak es Personal Representative Harry H Theresa Rolf for a change of name, PAINT & MATERIAL Call Al Storm Doors & Windows Kelly. and the Court having read the petition Trujillo after 5:30 or weekends Jim Dwyer Electric Screens & Patio doors; Address 4030 S. Lincoln St., Denver and having heard the testimony of the 343-1859. MILL DIRECT PRICE Sales and Service CO 80110. {petitioner and being fully advised in 4 PRICES ONLY — $2.99, $3.99 Insurance Claims. Estate of Charles E. Otwell, Jr., the premises, $4.99 AND $5.99 PER YARD aka Charles Emory Otwell. Jr., Doth Find: REAL ESTATE OZITE INDOOR-OUTIX)OR - $1.99 GUTTERS & SPOUTS R e aso n ab le Deceased; No. P 70560C That the statements made in the PER YD.; OZITE GREEN GRASS HENRY SAWICKI Personal Representative Harry H. petition are true; that the desired INDOOR-OUTDOOR, $4.99 4 2 9 -2 9 0 6 Kelly. change of name is proper and not FOR SALE Hard to find but worth it for the detrimental to the interest of any area's lowest prices on top quality Address 4030 S. Lincoln St.. E)enver WINDSOR GARDENS CO 80110. other person and that the prayer of name brand carpet. All first line, no Gutters, Spouts Estate of Harry Rosenbaum. the petition should be granted. FOR SALE seconds. 3 Blks. N. of Mile High T.V. REPAIR Deceased; No. P 70690C. It is Therefore Ordered, Adjudged Kennel Club on Hwy. 2, just behind We specialize in Gutters Bargain price $29,500. Luxury 2 The Eagle's Lodge, 5275 E. 67th Pi. and Spout Replacement Personal Representatives Dorothy and Decreed that the name of the bdrm., 1 bath. 3rd floor. New bldg., 289-2951 Carpet Outlet, 9:30 AM-6 E. Rosenbaum. 460 S. Mafion Pkwy. petitioner. Lucille Theresa Rolf, be Gutters Cleoned & T.V. SERVICE CALL ail conditioning, hot-water heat P.M; Thurs.. Fri. til 8; Sun. 12-6. Repaired No. 1206 Denver CO 80210. and is hereby changed to Sharon with heated underground garage and $ 8 .9 5 and Stanton D. Rosenbaum, Ste 1518, Mary Rolf , that such change shall be extra storage. Items include gold Thoroughly Experienced Black & White or Color 1700 Broadway. Denver CO 80202. spread upon the records of this Court; carpet, drapes, double oven. Hot Dependable, Guaranteed 234-0344 Estate of Libbie Yoches, Deceas­ and Point range. large Frigidaire. Hot NOTICE AMERICAN ROOFING Most color pktwro Twbos. ed; No. P 70699C. It is Further Ordered, that, Point dishwasher, disposal, SHEET METAL CO. $54.95 and install Personal Representative Morris petitioner shall, within twenty days Getting Married accordian doors, chandelier, tinted 744-2114 -144 S. BROADWAY HAROLD'S STEREO & TV (Marvin) Yoches. from the date hereof give public glass plus many many extras. Finest Tape the ceremony. Quality sound Address 300 Eudora St., Denver CO notice of such change by a newspaper location. 580 So. Clinton. Immediate reproduction. Call 278-0910 Eves. After 6 P.M. 789-4797 171 South Sheridan 80220. published in the City and County of possession. Owner 344-3424. Member of All Souls Estate of Dr. Harry P. Tracy, aka Denver, State of Colorado. PARISH Dr. H. P. Tracy, aka Harry Tracy. Done in Open Ccwrt this 30th day of CARPET Deceased; No. P70702C. May. 1975. RE ROOFING UPHOLSTERERS Personal Representative Ethel By the Court: A carpet contractor must liquidate Keelor Tracy. /s/ A. F. Sreco 30-70 yard roll ends from larger jobs. ACME SANITARY Address 1030 S. Steele. Denver CX) Judge Shags, kitchen and hi-Io's. Pursuant to Order of the County and SEWER SERVICE 80209. *REROOF* Drastically reduced. Plus many UPHOLSTERERS Estate of Willie Collins. Deceased; Court of the City and County of other carpets to choose from-. We •Se w ers • Septic Tanks No. P70278C. Denver. State of Colorado, en ter^ on ‘REPAIRS* install and guarantee ANTIQUE Personal Representative O.B. 30 May 1975, public notice is given • Sand Traps & Grease Traps FURNITURE Midyett. that the name of Lucille Theresa Rolf ‘ REASONABLE* Decerator's Werkshop Cleaned OUR SPECIALTY Address 1649 E. 16th Ave., Denver. was changed to Sharon Mary Rolf. 2735 Se. Broadway Sewer & Water Service C U S H IO N S CO. Published in the Denver Catholic Cell new 7f S-99U BOOTHS Estate of Roy B. Reed. Deceased. P.egister 93S-3B01 7B9.D4S7 455-2842 781-2473 429-9746 KITCHEN CHAIRS No. P70602C First Publication June 19. 1975 BOULDER MAHRESS Personal Representative Iris Last Publication July 3. 1975 I. Noll. SITUATIONS & AWNING MFG. CO. Address 1872 S. Tennyson. Denver 442-2324 CO 80219. 1750 North 55th St. Estate of (Tharles Donaldson Root, Piano Tuning JUST NOBtH Of rM( MUNCIlT f AtMER aka Charles D. Root, aka C D. Root. Piano tuning. Player piano repairing Deceased; No. P70705C. MOVING? and tuning and rebuilding. Also IT'S SIMPLE Personal Representative Donald organ repair in your home. 355-6560, M. Lesher. PLEASE NOTIFY US We go anywhere. CALL Address 500 Boston Bldg. 828-17th 4 WEEKS IN ADVANCE St.. Denver CO 80202. 892-6857 ext. 29 Estate of Joseph D. Stapleton. LAW N W O R K Deceased; No. P70707C. Mi$s/Mfs./Mr. or mail ad to — College student will do any odd job Personal Representative Marie N am e (pleose print] Rose Ortiz. and/or lawn maintenance. Classified Dept. Address 2064 S. Logan St., Denver Experienced landscaping and Denver Catholic Register CO 80210. construction. Fast and dependable Estate of Lilah H. Gohres, a/k/a, Call 424-0635 938 Bannock Street Lilah G ohres, D eceased; No. City Zip Denver, Colorado 80204 P70710C. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Personal Representative Helen Have your Favorite Sofa MUSIC LESSONS Marguerite Gohres. Address (new, if for change of address|Apt N or Choir Completely Re­ Address 1205 Oneida Street. Denver. CO 80220. PRIVATE LESSONS —*2 50 EACH, furbished by Our Skilled Estate of Ralph John Bomemeier. ALLOW 5 WORDS ON EACH LINE AT 40‘ PER LINE Craftsmen. Hundreds of To subscribe to The *— m - ■ > Guitar. piai)o. Drums, Accordion. a/k/a Ralph J. fememeier. a/k/a. R Denver Catholic Banjo. Clarinet, Flute. HADLEY Fabrics From Which to J. Bomemeier. a/k a Ralph Register check be­ 3 C/l — ^ MUSIC 5926 East Colfax. 355-9746 Bomemeier. Deceased; No. P70457C. O —< r- Choose. low and fill in your > Personal Representative Leona t » o OJ name and oddress Q.'s.' Feme Bomemeier The Beil Job in Town a b o v e . Recreation Areo Address 59 South Irving Street. s s3 s^ 5^ ot the Lowest Prtce. Denver, CO 80219. Stop in for a Free o 5 * Just 25 miles from Denver off the Estate of (George Leslie Smith, Eitim o te oo* Q.3 S< • 5 ; r Boulder Turnpike is scenic El a/k/a G. Leslie Smith. Deceased: No. Dorado Springs Resort. 320 acre P70703C. $ Otf> O' s ' §_o 3" Q. a . recreation area. Swim all day in our ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Personal Representative Annabelle The Denver 5--0 2 Olympic size swimmii^ pool, hiking Kathryn Smith. Catholic Register trails, fishing, picnic, mountain STORES, INC. Address 305 So. Alton Way. No. 5A. 938 Sonnock Street o o cli.mbing all day for $1.25. Also 1515 W. 47th Ave. Denver. CO. 80231. Denver. Coforodo 80204 riding horses and 100 space camp Estate of Balmore F. Swan, a/k/a. ground. 424-4940. 1-70 at Pecos Bal F. Swan, a/k/a. 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Chief's Moving & Storage Co. W. H. (Bill) Wafer Sotriano Brothers Janitor Santangelo Music Co. De Luxe Liquors Joe Rondinelii, Manager Plumbing & Heating Inc. Service Inc. Rocco Santangelo Marion lacino 4771 Holly St. 1754 Humboldt St. 2839 W. 44th Ave. 4171 Knox Ct. 41 06 Tejon St. Denver, Colo 80216 Denver, Colo. 80218 Denver, Colo 80211 Denver, Colo Denver, Colo 8021 1 Phone 388-4029 Phone 831-6400 Phone 433-8831 Phone 477-8795 Phone 455-5848 Hillcrest Liquors 4403 Wadsworth Blvd. American Fabric Co. Denver, Colorado Upholstery Fabrics Cirbo Construction Co. Phone 424-3324 Rocco Rofrano Columbine Mfg. Co. Wholesale & Retail 3805 Newton St. D.B.A. Clyde Stone Jewelers J a m e s R. Di Tallo Frangi's Italian Maid 2520 Larimer St. Denver, Colo 8021 1 403 University Bldg. 1254 Broadway Food Mfg. Co. Denver, Colo 80205 Phone 477-2736 910 16th St. 623-6959 Denver, Colorado 1842 West 38th Avenue Phone 222-3464 Denver, Colorado 80202 Phone 534-6169 Denver, Colorado Phone 433-1758 Gallo Bros. Heating & R. Carbone's Restaurant Air Conditioning Co. Shutto's Super Markets & Lo un g e Fred & Butch Standard Negri's "66" Service John & Albert Gallo Square Pizza and Sand s 5300 N. Sheridan Blvd. 375 Logan St. 4710 Pecos S i . 2017 W. 38th Ave. 3609 Tejon St. 1930 West 46th Ave. Denver, Colorado Denver, Colo 8021 1 Denver, Colo 802 11 Denver, Colo 80211 Denver, Colo. Phone 733-9898 Phone 455-9939 Phone 455-8414 4 5 5 - 1 5 0 2