- E 3 3 ? -J aifna> Vicar-G eneral fr» « o a i - r v ' H ospital ized r » er ^ O t/v V « y t L Monsignor A. J. Miller, P.A.. Vlcar General of the diocese; and pastör of St. Francis Xav- C w ler'8 Church. Pueblo, remain« in St. Mary-Corwin Hospital fol- lowlng surgery. The Operation REGISTE DW! is doscribed as a complete suc- ccss. although Monsignor Miller THE OFFICIAL CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER OF THE DIOCESE OF is expccted to remain in the (Name Registered ln the U.S. Patent Office) hospital for at least a few days We asked tbe Biahop, longer. VOL. XV. No. 31. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, I960 j,ow that Calholics have a church open house BISHOP BUSWELL TO OFFICIATE MARCH 3 ,7 nr Iheir neighbors, what re we supposed to do when ,ur friends invite us to sim- lar affairs In their hurches?" M em orial Mass Slated This is what the Biahop lad to say: “The unity to which the atholic Church is dedi- ated iS not provocative or sdu'ive. H is not the mind For Bishop W illging f tt,e Church to have the Vtv remain totally aloof A Solemn Pontifical Mass of Requiem will be cele- rein people who are not brated on Thursday, March 3. the first anniversary of atholics: nor to establish the death of the Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging, first [shetto into which Catholic op of the Diocese of Pueblo. First Session Set Iroplc should remain iso- The memorial Mass will be cclcbratcd by Bishop Charles A. Busweil, who suggested the observance in | “|| i> underalood by honor of the late Ordinary of ICalholie* and P rotr»- the diocese. Feb. 8 for Teacher nlikr ihat Calhoüm Iniav not pn rtiripatr «c- E m ergency Evening Rite for Loity ■tivrb in non-Cathnlic re- Bishop Busweil said that hc Course in R eligion Tjj,iou. *errice». Tili* pro- was settmß the time for the hibition i» rntirrly In Fund Stands Miss at 7:30 p.m. so .hat moro lay persons could attend the The opening training Session religion presented to them on Strepin« »ilh nur people service in the Cathedral of the in Pueblo for teachers of Junior a raature Icvel, or who feel they mainlaininff frien d ly ne- H rSuo l l n In r f l t n r l l u ia the new Service; phone call to Lincoln 4-2240 alert« störe per- A t $1717 Sacrcd Heart. He said that he Newman Clubs and H ig h nced a brush-up on the finer »oriiitinn* with thn*e » f l/ r iT t r u p IUI V .n u n iy originated for the! sonal that the donor is on the way. When a wanted to urge the laity to Schools of Religion hns been points of their faith. Jnlher faith s »£ partiei- SL Vincent de Paul Store, Pueblo, by Store driver pulls into the loading tone in front of The emergency aid fund for reccive Communion at the postponed to Monday. Feb. Secondly, the class will be ip.iline in «oeial» *|xm- Manager Bernard MeNertncy. who bclievcs itithe störe, one of the «taff is out to colloct*the Immaculate Heart of Mary Par­ Mass. Priests and religious of The announcement was made open to students who are taking reil liy olb er reHjeiotm 1« the first Service of its kind. Tbc Pueblo störe, parccl. Yes, the störe also supplies the paper bh, Pagosa Springs, now Stands the diocese also will be by Sister M. Cläre of the Mis­ the Monday evening classes in 213 W. Third, now offers curb service for donore. bags to be kept in the closet at Home for salvage. •t $1,717.82. The fund was couraged to attend the Re­ sion Helpers of the Sacred the techniques of teaching teen- rmi|». nf laking pari in begun by the Most Rev. Charles ondueletl tour. ihrnuph who prefor to bring their smallcr gifla of used ! Here Mr. McNertney reccives a parcej from Mrs. quiem. Heart. agers. but uscablc clothing and bedding to the störe|L. L. Kastelic of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Par- A. Busweil, Bishop of Pueblo, Protestant ehurehea or The classes in lechniques of Head Start for Autumn rather than «ummoning the störe truck. A ish. Pueblo.— (Photo by George Crouter) following the fire . which de Will Start Tradition teaching teen-agers will meet ,i«ll nnattofpiei, or A final group that the Mission stroycd the rectory and hall in for 15 consecutive Mondays at Helpers suggest might take the rn of nltrndinjr *erv- “We all owe a very great debl the mission parish on Monday, 7:15 p.m. in the Catechetical doctrine course consists of Jan. 4. to Bishop Willging for his re» in titeae houaea o f Center, Jefferson and Routt prospective teachers of religion Gifts have been received from self-sacrifice and apostolic or»liip undrr eerlaln Streets, Pueblo. on the grade school lcveL IX friends in the Archdiocese of imintelancea. In indl- 3-Purpose Doctrine Class they take the doctrine course .iilual raue», cheek wilh G ood - W ill S u n d a y Denver and in Oklahoma as from most parts of Southern Bishop Willging Burse A separate 15-wcck session this spring, they will have only .mir pastor. Colorado. Gifts from inside the in Catholic doctrine will have ‘a the grade school teaching tech- “In connection with the Ihreefold purpose. It will be nique class to take when the “We must bc mindful of diocese hnve been recorded anniversary, I would likc to from donors in Pueblo. Flor- taught by the Rev. Raymond new session opens next autumn. ; words of Pope Pius Xll call attention to the burse Grimes at 7:15 p.m. each As the training course nor- hts Christmas measage of ence. Ouray. San Lub, Capuiin. establbhed in .nemory of A c c l a i m e d S u c c e s s Grand Junction. Mancos, Ala- Wednesday in the Catechetical mally takes 30 wccks and is fl in which he says that Bbhop Willging," said the Center starting Feb. 10. being capsulizcd into 15 weeks, iiong those whom the Wlth at least four parisheafered Heart. 80 persons signcd.who hclpcd shovel snow on mosa. and Canon City. Most Rev. Charles A. Bus­ At least four parbhes have The Catholic doctrine dass, the Monday and Wednesday ittrch and her members still pianning GoodWIII Sunday the gueat reglaler and 120 took, Salurday. well. "It is a very fine idea first of all. will be open to evening scssions will run for taken up special collections for to continue tbe Bishop’s e called upon to »erve, a open houses for Jan. 31. the1 the tour. Nearly 100 copie. oi adults who have never had their two hours each. Sf. Froncis' Aftendoncc the fund and organizations and work by training priests to tef place is duc those who program aiready ha« becn de- the booklct The Truth About Seventy persons were record- scribed as a success by Mrs Catholicx were distributed. clubs in the diocese are voting serve in his diocese. The fund (The following letter on the importance of training for ithout bclonging to the ed for the tour in St. Francis portions of their treosuries to Henry Pettil. lay member of the Monsignor Peter F. Mass. pas- now Stands at $1,190, and Confraternity of Christian Doctrine work is tDritten by Bishop Xavier’» Parüih. The Rev. Je­ help the mission parbh rebuild sible bodv of the Catholic national board of tbe Confra- tor, said: "Local ministen co- gifts still are being accepled,” Charles A. Busweil of Pueblo. The Bishop calls special atten­ urch, are very close to us rome Rykowski, assistant pastor. the rectory and hall. he noted. ternity nf Christian Doctrinc. operated in urging their people reported that most persons of tion to the work of the catechetical sisters throughout the rough (atth in God and in Oishop Charles A. Busweil said to attend." Mrs. Pcttit, who In- “ Gifts for the Bishop Jo­ entire diocese and arges Catholics to take the training courses us Christ'." the group were gucsts of other that the program would be con- cludcd the Cathedral in her faiths. "The workers and priests Order of Martha Has seph C. Willging Memorial offered by the sisters, which are to prepare the laity for work • • « Burse may be sent to the tinued and expandcd ln future ilinerary on Jan. 24. noted that were pleased and tb non Cath- m the apostolate. Chancery Office, 1426 Grand Tiwl»> y o « g rl h old over year». a large groqp of Bibic study olle» expressed their apprecis- ( One such course will open in Pueblo in the Catechetical Display of Vestments Avenue, Pueblo." The cburches in Sil verton and club ^members attended the tion for the pro gram," he said. Center, Jefferson and Routt Streets, at 7:15 p.m. on Monday, La Anima« announced detail« open house there. (S«. Francis Xavleris Parbh. “lloltlover" U the nrw*- The parbh distributed copics of Pueblo) Feb. 8. The Wednesday evening doctrine courses, opening Feb. ^rnian'» trrm for ib« of their open houses in separate Crowd in Beimont the paraphlet Twenty Questions 10, offer a brush-up on religion for adults, in addilion to the stört« in this edition of the Th ree sets of vestments to be real." Bbhop Buswell said. f tlirrc '*wn'l quite At Christ the King Church, Most Frequently Asked About donated to the chapel of the “Sometimes people neglect to special training for teachers.) Southern Colorado Register. Beimont, of the 216 who signed the Catholic Church. for in p rrrlou * fdl* Two More Announoed Colorado State Hospital were on offer prayers for those they Wr’vf uvfd and the guest book, 138 were mem­ St. Lcander's Mass display in the home of Mrs. Pe­ revere deeply. I would like to ln the dty of Pueblo. Holy bers of other churches. Tbe Rev. ter Aguilara when St. Aloysius* have the tradition in the Vfd fo r '•rrka . . . ms*- Family Parish. 2823 Lakeview Biggest attendance at St. Lc- Clement Firko, pastor, said the ander’s was for the special Mass Household of the Order of Mar­ Diocese of Pueblo that we ial llial ha» l**rn crow drd Avenue, will begin ita program overwhelming success was due commcntary when more than tha met Thursday. Jan. 21. always pray for our spiritual hut ii loo good Io ihrow on Sunday, Jan. 31, with a tour to the diiigenl work of the lay 100 persona were present. Sixty The third and final reading of benefactors. our priests and iy. at 4 p.m. Macs will be said fac- aposties who went all-out to persons made the four tour» the new bylaws took place at the Bishops.” he said. ing the congregation at 3 p.m.. One order o f holdover trake the v-isitore frei truly wel­ before the Mass and the one meeting. Lincns were distrib­ The Bbhop added that hc and a Mass commcntary will be I»— coming upr come. tour following the Mass and uted to Mmcs. Aguilar. Ludwig hopes Catholics throughout the given Refreahments will be The Boy Scout«, dnder the they took home with them 25 Blotnick, Charles Conatore. Ed diocese who are u nable to served following Maat. Vatican City. — (Radio, direction of Jack Clark, fougbt copics of A Catechisvi for ln- Ellch, Mark Klune, John Kraso- attend the Memorial Requiem i In St. Patrick'« Church. 228 tho deep snow drifte to dtatrib- quirers and about 100 other vec, Frank Mesojedic, Frank Ne- in the Cathedral will remember| )—— Married persons who Michigan Street, open house and ute hand bllls to all the home« Pamphlets and leaflets. mick, Louis Paglione, Jake to offer a prayer for the repose outlv kiss »he wife's toure are planned Jan 31 from in Belmonl. Father Firko said Commcntcd the Rer. Vincent Skubo, Joseph Skube, and Her­ of the soul of Bbhop Willging Jan. 27, I960 ding ring and reelle a 3 to 4 pm , followed by Mas« a he wanted to ihank all the Ptter. O.S.B., pastor. “ We bert Welch.— (Mrs. Ludwig on the anniversary of hls death yer may receive a 300- commcntary at 5 p.m. women of the parish who do- learned a fcw things as to the Blatnick. Correspondont) March 3. To the Priests and Laity y partial induigence. Report« From Poriahoa naled "the wonderful nssort- procedure and as to what our of the Diocese of Pueblo At the Cathedrat of the Sa- n»ent of cookie«" and the men The Acts of the Holy Sec, vbitore are interested in. and Dearly Bclovcd in Christ: • official Vatican publi- we are looking forwärd to giving CENTER PARISH PLANS lion. has announced that another open house next year. The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine has not only becn hn XXIII has granted the Appointments tor Five St. Piui X Experience instituted by the Holy Father and has been ordered to be estab- tulgence to all couples The Rev. Louis C. Stovik, pas­ TO BUILD NEW CHURCH lishcd in every parish; bur it also plays a most imporrant part in o "piously Kissing, to- tor of St. Plus X Church. stated hls belief that personal, indi Center.—Construction of the ship as foundation. each of the parishes of the Diocese of Pueblo. ther or singly, the wed Priests Are Announced new St. Francis Jerome Church Initiation ceremonies for new g ring of the bride, re- vidual contact is necessary in hb area to gather a 1 arger will begin about March 1. ac- members will be conducted by A great blessing to the Confraternity program in the diocese » the prayer: ‘Grant u«, Five appointments have been + cording to plans announced by the Holy Name Society Sunday, is the work of the Catcchcrical Sisters who are now cstablishcd in announced by M o n « 1 g n o r j crcwd for the prograra and he Lord, that loving you we plans to use personal calls and the Rev. Donald Douglas, S.F.. Feb. 14. Alamosa, Grand Junction, La Junta. Montrosc, and Pueblo. These y love one another and George T. Holland, Chancellor ! pastor. At present the parish- Members of ihe parish have sisters are invaluable in promoting the Confraternity and in pro­ Monsignor John J. Kclley haa j handbüb as methods of Pub­ according to your holy licity for future programs. loners attend Mass in the base- been engaged in rehenrsing the viding needed training for workers in the various fields of the been appointed to St. Mary » ment chapel. Latin responses in lay partici- .' or another similar Mrs. Pettit vbited four of the Confraternity apostolate. Parish. Walsenburg. The cemcnt-walled founda- pation Masscs as requested by ver " The Rev. Stephen S. Muraw open houses. and she Hummed tion measures 40 by 100 feet BishOp Charles A. Buswell. The special training courses offered by the sisters providc fl ec ree issued by the skt has been appointed to St. up the impression of Catholics: “ I was really amazed nt the suc- and was completed in time for Plans were discussed in a workers who are prepared to carry out effeccivcly the important rch tribunal in Charge Patrick'« Periah, Pueblo. Midnight Mass on Christmas. ccss of ihe program in the meeting of the Altar and Ro- work of the Confraternity in our individual parishes. I wish to tndulgences. says that the The Rev. Peter Hudson, 1953. sary Society held Thursday. O.S.B., b now assistant pastor churches I visited. It was really cncouragc our people to take full ads-antage of these courses ■ induigence was granted a very moving experience. It has not yet been determined Jan. 21. for serving u lunch at of St. Leander’« Parish. Pueblo. if a new church can be bullt us- whenever they are available. promote married love There were many Bible students the Jim Putty public auction He repl»ces tbe Rev. Blone ing the present place of wor- salc schedulcd for Tuesday, Jan. fidelity during a time present, and vbitors of various In rhe'city of Pueblo, a training course for teachers will begin Bebble. O^.B.. who b offirially 26. The meeting was held in the race« as well «8 of various the natural and divine stationed at Holy Cross Abbcy, home of Mrs. Tony Beiriger, on Monday, Feb. 8. It is my hope that every parish in Pueblo will faiths," shc said. governing marriage Canon City. Father Bebble Ls with Mrs. Leonard Beiriger as have members present. A great number of trained teachers are * "As I was leaving one of the Silverton Men neglected. at present helplng in the Boul- assistant hostess. needed that our catechetical program for childrcn who are not open houses,” Mrs. Pettit said. • • * der Parbh. during the sickness The members of the society in Catholic schools may be sufficiemly far-rcaching and effective. of one of the priest«. “ I was asked by one woman, T TolmproveShrine used to say the have voluntcered to serve lunch The Rev. Maurice Moore, wonder if we will do this every at all public auction sales this Sinccrcly yours in Christ. ee inevitablcs of modern year.’ The woman added, ’Oh, I Silverton.—St. Patrick’s Men's O.F.M.. has becn appointed to Club will meet at 4 p.m. Sunday. spring in order to bulld up the * CHARLES A. BUS WELL were death, laxes, and Holy Family Parbh, Pueblo. Hc hope so. becausc it has storted parish fund. — (Mrs. Vcmon out so very successfullyV Feb. 7. to discuss summer- plana mburgers the night be- rcplaces the Rev. Juan Leon, for adding to the Shrine of Scövil. Correspondent) Bishop of Pueblo e payday. Now they end O.F.M., who i« departing for as- Christ of ihe Mines. The Win­ and hamburgers signmpnt to Sacrcd Heart Par- ter project of cquipping the hionth alter Christmas." lah, Phoenix. Ariz. Boy Scout Sunday shrine with'a Star and crosses • • • Blane Bebble, O.S.B. in colored lights hns becn com­ National Director to Attend Ceremony -Varrying a man is like . Stationed at Abbcy To Be Observed pleted. 'lnK something you have Newmanites Plan A tour of St. Patrick’s Church n admiring tor a long «SS will be conducted Sunday. Jan. Of Installation for Nocturnal Adorers 31. Open house ccremonies will * ip a shop window. You At Christ, King For Dinner-Dance begin at 2:30 p.m. Invitations The national director of Noc- of Holy Rosary Parish as candlc-,signed up for the insUllation it when you get it A « p a g h e t t i dinner-dnnce (Christ the King Parbh, Pueblo) have been «ent through the mnil turnnl Adoration Socicties, the bearer, and Joseph Livecchi of ceremony. The President hopes t. but it does not al- sponsored by the Ncwman Club Boy Scout Sunday, Feb. 7, will to resident« of San Juan County, Rov. Hector C. Limicux, S.S.S.. Assumption Parish as tray- that the final figure will top the P go with everything membera of Pueblo College will bc observed in Christ the King the Rev. Joseph Holloran. pas­ will attend the Installation of bearer. The Bishop will bless 100-member goal set for the in the house.— Catho- take place in St. Patrick’« Gym­ Church with a meeting for all tor, said. A similar tour was con new members of the Pueblo the mcdals and present them to drive. Applications still are be­ Chgest nasium, 228 Michigan. Pueblo, Catholic parents who have boys ductcd in St. Danlel's Church, Cenacle Unit on Saturday. Feb. the new members. ing accepled by all activc mem­ • m m Sunday, Jan. 31. and girls between the ages of 7 Ouray, Sunday. Jan. 24. Mem 6. The ceremony Is set for 11 The Office of the Most Blcssed bers of the society who relay the applicatfons to the President t was a long sermon, and Dinner will be served from and 10 year« eligible for the bers of the laity asfisted the p.m. in the Cathedral of the Sacrament will be recited. The scouüng program. / pastor in cxplaining to visitors Bishop will celebrate Mass start­ by telephoning LI. 4-2376 after of the lada in the front 4 to 7 p.m. and dandng will Sacred Heart. begin ut 8 and continue untll The meeting is set for 1:30 the various church Symbols and Kcnneth Dünn, President, ing shortly after midnight. Ben- 6 p.m. ■ restless, sought relief p.m. in the pnrbh hall, directly fumbhings. cdiction of the Blossed Sacrn- Altendance at tho January hisperlng. Several pews 11 p.m. Ticket« providing ad- asked members to meet in tbe mlttance to both evcnls will be behind the church. The main lopic for dbcussion Cathedra! Parish hall at 10:45 ment will eonclude the program. adoration totoled 306 men out hd. Sister took note. available through Ncwman Club The meeting b being called, in a meeting of St. Ann’s Study p.m. There will bc only one For Members Only of 456 active members. II him to stop talklng,” membere or may bc obtained at occording to an announcement Club, to be held Monday, Feb. 2. hour of adoration from 11 p.m. As there are 456 active mem­ Proctice Session Feb. 3 told the boy beside her. the door. The price b $1.25 for by Lt. Col. John Powhida. ln the presidont said, will be vest­ to midnight for all members on bers of the Cenacle Nocturnal irotosted strongly, bul adult« and" 73 ccnt« for chll-j Order to organize Girl Scout. ments for the Infant of Prague this first Saturday in Fcbruary. Adoration Society and this is The Bishop has requested the Cub Scout, and Brownle groups. statue recently presented to the nearly to the capacity of the Nocturnal Adoration Society to insisted ^till more dren. Tbc dinner chairmon said Bishop W ill Prestd« ogly. Finaily the h nmple «erv-ing« will bc provided He seid that William Parmalce, church. An outfit in white ha« Cathedral Church. only priests have a practico session for the rtyr-like, waiked up Fund« derived from the i»f* Fountaln Dbtrict ScouUng Db- been completed by Mrs. Lucillc The Most Rev. Bishop Charles and members of the society will recitation of the M «s prayers. & Gallegas. A green one will be A. Buswell will begin the pro- bc admitted to the service, Mr. The prncticc is set for 8 p.m. >IUr rail and said, "Fa- fair, the chairman of arronge- trlct Professional, wil’ work with menb sai^. will be applied toi him ln getting the groups or- flnlched by Mrs. Mamie Salaxar, gram with a short address. Thcn Dünn announced. Wednesday, Feb. 3, ln the Ca­ "■ oister says for vou to ganlzed and obtaJning den and a purpJc one by Mrs. An­ the Biahop will install the new Preliminary reports on tho thedra! Parish Hall. The Presi­ lalking.” the «outheastern regional con-| venLion to bc held In Pueblo; Rev. Juan Leon, O.F.M. mothers and Cub Scout lead* tonio Gonzales and Mrs. Junnita membera. He will be asslsted merabership drive reveal that dent has asked members to be — By the Staff early ln March. . . Aaaigned to Phoenix Ifor the parbh. JaramilJo. by Mr. Dünn, Joseph I. Sandoval 65 new members have been present. .1 t T

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R e s p u e s ta s LE Card Party Scheduled Family Life and Vocations Is Topic BEAUTY Angeles Con Alas Irinas de la Sagrada Escritura cn de muchos otros, que tuvieron la SU La Iglesia cnsena que los in- oJ Antiguo TesUmento. El Arca misteriosa facultad de la biloca- 303-305 geles son espiritus puros y que de la Alianza—el tabcrniculo ciön. A t C h ris t, King Parish Of Bishop for La Junta C. D. of A. no Urnen cuerpo*. No obstante,|qufe contenla las reliquias precio- Es probable que la persona a Phone Dia el arte cristiano los representalsas de la historia religiosa de los quien se quicre usted referir no (Christ the King Church, is the annual Valentine dessert La Junta.— (St. Patrick’s Par­ en la escultura y en la plntura Israelitas—estaba sobremontada es Santa Teresa de Avila sino la Pueblo) card party to take place in the ish)—“Family Life and Voco en forma de scres humanos con con figuras aladas semejantes a Vcnerable Maria de Agreda. una Described by Mrs. Richard parish hall at 1 p.m. Saturday, tions” waa the subjcct chosen S t k u b t c 3 * W t •las. ^Porque sera eso? Io« ingeles que reprosentaron rcligiosa espanola que viviö en- Hewitt as “one of the outstand- Fcb. 6. The event, under the by Blshop Charles A. Buswcll V ; ,, , La costurobre de representar | los artistas cristianos. tre los anos 1602 y 1665. ing social events of the ycar, chairmanship of Mrs. Hewitt Li addressing the Catholic piUpXÜTS a los ingeles como creaturas La razon principal por la cual and Mrs. Jess Soto as co-chair- Daughtcrs of America Court on aladas tiene su origen en las pa-fcl arte cristiano represento a the occasion of the 35th anni- man, is sponsored by the*Altar • OMNUWMh ------1 los ingeles como sercs corpora- and Rosary Society of Christ versary of Its foundlng. lies es que se quiso dar a los CHAMFAONB • COtOUU Non-Catholics Invited the King Parish. Monsignor A. R. Herr. V.F., • KCCUMS J L » fiele* una imagen simbölica Other committee directors arc möderator. celebrated a Mass | • OUR OWH f Ml OfUVKIY sitvia fin de que pudicran expresar su Mm es. James Clark,.S. H. Jen- Jan. 24 beginning the day’s «c- HOUtS. I AM. - Ml OM GMT devoeiön a los espiritus celes- To Rites in Las Animas sen, John Vldick, Charles Quil- tivitics. MOM THKOUOM SAT. nales: de la misma manera como tAlOC TAIDNO AMIA -NOMCTCtl f len, Louis Savoy, Tony Yaco- la Dm TromMr« I()m 4 The John P. se representa a Dios Padre Las Animas.—The Rcv. Daniel of the Parish Council of Cath vella, James Ozzejlo. Sam Bon New Membera Named Skof*»(«a Cm*\i LI 3*13| 2 como un anciano bondadoso con Huber, pastor, urged parishion- olic V.’omen. girno. Richard Harriman, Members initiated in the aftör-; Daleiden Co. una barba abundante, a pesar de er* to bring their non-Catholic Charles Soldano. and Jay Polak. The finandol Statement for noon h|^ Mrs. Ann WUe, grand I que es un esplritu puro. friends and ncighbors with them Tickets at 50 Cents cach are SL Mary’s Parish for last ycar regent, included Mmca. Dorothy R clifiious Por mis que los ingeles no to open house cercmonies to bc bring sold by members of the was distributed after all the Bolack. France* Crowley, Betty 1WK) RR tienen cuerpo. sin embargo. pue- held in St. Mary’s Church from Altar and Rosary Society. The A r ticles Masses Sunday. Jan. 24. Barbara. Gencva Carrica, and I i Pan. Sed den tomar apariencia humana 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Jan. 31. An party is open to any gucst who Church Su p pli et Barela-Ortht Nnptials Dorothy Lundahl. and Misses Am«rlCA'» Ui con cl permiso divino. y a veces, Invitation has been extended to would enjoy an aftornoon of por voluntad de Dios. la vista o Juanita Ortiz, daughtcr of Mr. Katherinc Conty and Linda Dir* | Edgar Gcrken, rcsidents of the area through cards. OWZ la imaginaeiön'humana quedan tbw two local papers. and Hrs. Anastacio Ortiz, and CCD Class Charts Made Coli. Rep. impresionadas de tal manera que Francisco X. Barela. son of Mr. Mrs. Mary Langlcy and Mrs | The Sunday Mass leaders will Charts are bring prepared for ven a los ingeles en forma hu­ and Mrs. Joe BarelA, Sr., were June Schwarti were relnstated 1120 Broadway conduct the tour of the church. each child attending religious mana. manried in St. Mary’s Church KE 4-8204 Arrangements have been made Instruction classes. They have by Mrs. WUe. Bilocacion by members of the parish before a Nuptial Muss ccle- Denver, Colo. bratod by Father Hjher the name of the child and grade, Short talks were given by L o M i Tonga la bondad de ex- council. and will be graded in accord- Monsignor Kerr, Mra. Nina Tay-|' plicar en que consLste el fenö- Foliowing the tour refresh­ Mrs. Sally Vela, sistcr of the lor, state regent, and Mrs. Vir- Red le M o bride, was matron of honor. ance with attcndance, response meno de la bilocacion. He oido ments will be served in the rec- in class. and discipline. A gold ginU Dlslcr, bolh of Walsen- decir que Santa Teresa de Avila tory. Fermin Vela was best man. A bürg, and Mra. Loti Mattick of T rcception was held in the parish star will represent excellent; a se encontrö en dos o mäs luga- Processional Cross Given silvcr star. very good; red. goodr Colorado Springs. Exhausts for every car hall in the aftornoon.— (Cath \ o r l l res al mismo tiempo; en algunas A new processional cross has and blue, fair. A committee erranging a so­ and truck. been donated by the members erine Simon. Correspondent) ocasiones estaba fundando con- These charts will be displaycd cial hour and refreshments in­ F ü r Tops in Quality l l n r a l ventos en Espana y ayudando a on a blackboard in the vestibule cluded Mmea. Thomas Richards, tomr ¥ los misioneros en las Americas. of the church onc Sunday cach Adam Matern. Lylc Rizzuto. llnrjurai iHubieron otros santos y misti- Crested Butte Reception month in order that parents Freda McLouff, and Mary Man- ms KHz. D cos de qaienes se dice que eran mny check the progress of their ning. capaces de bilocar? £Cual es la child and to inspire the red- f j fo o i pr o d u c ts 125 AUend Dinner . & . T posieiön oficial de la Iglcsia ron starers to catch up with the Al Y*mr faM fO « Gtocwry Slor« ). E. Bi respecto al fenomcoo de la bilo- Held for Bishop Buswell gold starers. A dinncr was served by Henry • 5AUCE5 • RELISHES • CAN FOODS caciön? JIJ j: o S. Sai Crested Butte. — Nearly 200 Butte for srveral summers and §8 in Bridge Toumament Minor to 125 members and: ? • SPICES • PICKLES • SOFT DRINKS La bilocaciön consistc cn que was alrcady known to many of The annual bridge toumament guests. Mrs. E. E Wise senred J una persona se encuentra en dos persons greeted the Most Rev. PREPARED AND PACKED SY • HOC Charles A. Buswell. Bishop of its townspeople. The Most Rev. sponsored by Christ the King toastmaster and introdueed uh a Eiiumn lugares diferentes al mismo Pueblo, on hia first unoffirial Victor J. Rced. Bishop of the Altar Society has been "very speelal guests. SCAFF BROTHERS tiempo. La replicaciön y la mul- visit to Crested Butte. A recep­ Diocesc of Oklahoma City-Tulsa, successful.** said Mrs. Ray Ham Clergy present Included Mon­ | CENTRAL tilocaciön consistc cn que la LA J U N I«. COLO. tion was held in the Crested was to be present for the occa- ling, chairman. The toumament signor George Holland, Chan misma persona esti cn mis de Butte Playland Wednesday eve- sion but was unablc to attend befian list September and will « » o r ° ( Pueblo; Ibe Rev HOL dos lugares a un mismo tiempo. ning. Jan. 20. becausc of road »nd weatber end next May. FrancU Wagner of I^mar, and EUCHARISTIC CONGIUSS PASSION PUY 8th Sc Grand 1.1 2-4472 La pregunta es en cierta ma- Immcdiately precedlng the re­ conditions. The couplcs mecl every sec- the Rev. William Power and the takmlUi) (Oiir*ni Iipai) ncra capciosa, y para responder ception. Bishop Buswcll gave Pursc Presented to Bishop Rcv. Ervin J. Schmitt, both of TM TWO OKWTffT CATMOUC IW T » Of 1t*0 habra que poner por delante al­ ond Sunday of the month and Benediction of the Blesscd Sac- Parishioners of St. Petcr’s the womens’ group the second La Junta. mtmmm * ImUk la gunas distinciones y cxplicacio- rament in St. Patrick’s Church. Parish, Gunnison, were invited! The sistcr* were guests. nes: Monday. There are 88 players ln Ros Crested Butte. to the reception. A pursc from the combincd groups. Others present were Sen. Sam t l ) “El lugar“ en dondc se Crested Butte and Gunnison pa­ Taylor; Mmes. Katherinc Stof­ encuentra un cuerpo es la su- Pastor Glvcs Welcome rishioners was presented to Hostesses for the month were fel, Jennic Habcrman. Margaret | perfide del cuerpo o de los After a brief word of wel­ Bishop Buswell. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Roush Rizzuto. Elizabeth Klein. Rose cuerpos que lo rodean y que es- come by the Rev. Peter Gross, Following th e semi-formal Messrs. and Mmes. Charles McAllister, and Edith Eveatt. tin en contacto con el cuerpo a pastor. His ExcelJency expressed portion of the procccdings the Brown, M. H. Johnson, and Al and ML«se* Julia Bradish and |que nos referimos. plcasure in being ablc to visit Bishop greeted individually all bert Pluto, and Hämling. Sophia Ruegg. all charter mem | (2) En el caso de una silla o Crested Butte for the occasion. Crested Butte and Gunnison Hostesses for the women’s bers. Unable lo attend were jde una mesa. diremos que estan The high school chorus. under peoplc present. Ice crcarn. cakc. group were Mmes. R. Hämling. charter members Mmes. August* en un lugar por razon del ospa- the dircction of Ted Hanford. coffee, and punch were served John Curren, Joseph Benfatti. Matern. Faye Murphy, snd Vir­ Rock of Age* Rosary ,« o que ocupan presented three sclections fol- from a linen-covered tablc dec- Dean Smith, R. C. Struck, and ginia Scuimbato. Memorials »re en- (3) Un ser esti definiliva- Iowing a brief address by the orated with red roses and re- Richard Ursick. Music was furmshed by Mrs f*P \ dorsed by th» Catholic i mente en un lugar cuando todas Bishop. The chorus was accom- splendent with candlelighL A High for the month were Mr. Marie Reitler at the Hammond C b a rch E xten a ion y Cada una de sus partes cstin panied by Miss Kathryn Saya at statue of the Little Flower and Mrs. Ben Wetta, with 8^80. öoaety. See them m en eada porciön del cs pari o que the piano. Monsignor Kerr Honored ANN0UNCING THE SEMI-ANNUAl our dbplay today. s-rved as a centerpicce. Back­ and Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. ocupa. Asi diremos que el alma Bis!iop Buswell has been a ground piano music was fur- Arnold GuptU. 5,000 — (Mrs At the cloae of the evening » l* O O t se encuentra presente cn todas brief summer visitor to Crested nished by Miss Saya. Ralph Duke. Correspondent) las partes del cuerpo. entertainment, a cakc was pre (4) Un ser podria cstär cir- sented to Mansignor Kerr on EMEH cumscriptivamente en un lugar. the occasion of his birthday. BRIDAL STYLE SHOW and the entire asserably sang como Nuestro Senor Jesucristo Dance Royalty Selected ßoxing Tourney •11/ Norlh M se encuentra en el Cielo; y el “Happy Birthday.’’ followed by "God Bless America.” mismo ser podria estar defini- 1.VDAI tivamente en otro lugar. Asi cstä For Holy Trinity High Set by Knights Dinner arrangements were THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH sacramental mente Nuestro Se­ m«de by Mmes. Stoffel, Gaylord Herron, Frank Bravo, and 2* I l m nor Jesucristo en la Hostia con- Trinidad.— (Holy Trinity High Lcttermen's Ball Feh. 2!» sagrada. Thomas Todd, and Misses Eve­ School)— Roger Cortez and Dag­ The President of the Holy For Alamosa lyn Scaff, Mary McDonald, and A t 8 p.m., 117 W e*t 4th Los autores cristianos casi mar Peskhe, seniors, will rcign Trinity Lettermen, Gene Guigli. todos ensenan que la bilocaciön heverly Provonxano.— (Mrs. C. over the annual stamp dancc, announced on Friday, Jan. 22. Alamosa.—A boxing lourna- J. Stoffel, Correspondent) propiamente dicha es fisica- Winter Frolic. The contesl thls that Agnes Cordova had been ment for the younger set is be- F0I mente imposible para los seres ycar was won by the seniors. clectcd to reign as queen over ing arranged by the KnlghU of humanos. Esta doclrina se basa who brought in the greatest the Letlcrmen’s Ball on Feb. 20. Columbus. The cxact date for KINDS cn la cienca nalural y cn la ex- HOUSi OF BRIDES number of stamps. Attendants for Agnes arc the sporting event in the San Drfaw Out und f.ntoy periencia universal. VI, Attcndant royalty to Dagmar Rose Anselmo and Carol Comp- Luis Valley will be announced • PWMm i Ahora bien, se pregunta si es and Roger will be Evelyn Bor- ton. later, the chairman of arrange- que la bilocaciön es methfisica- rego, Dwigbt Ready. Patricia Bookkeeping Student* Honored ments said. PUEBLO mente imposible. Es decir. sl cs Tcssari, R o b e r t Simplcroan, DINNER Lodd L Dorothy Gergely and Virginia Placing Catholic book* ln the que la idca de bilocaciön supone Frances Villani, Joseph Antista, Gergely have attained outstand- library of Adams State College KOO W. 6l una contradicciön que ni Dios Ruby Espinosa, Carl De Bono. ia the main project of the Cath mismo puede reconciliar. ing achlcvcunent in bookkeeping. Saundra Lamden. Frank Perko, They have/almost completed the olic Daughtcxs Court. The group Los autores catölicos ensenan Patricia Maio, Joseph Reycs. voted in a mecting held in tbe Everyone is Invited jque es inetafisieamente posible exerciscs in tbe lext and are First "No Date" Dance almost 'ready to Start on the parish hall recently to purchase : que el mismo cuerpo se encuen- The frolic will takc place Fri praclice ^ six to right book* a ycar. It U tre circumscriptivamente en un I, 7:30 to 11:30 P-m.;p” . “ “ “ planning also to place book* in i lugar (como la silla se encuen­ d* L JSS,.U > tlio”first * "No-Date * *'*> »"1 Crivgo h«5 made tbe the new city library when com­ SHOW1NG WILL BE HELD IN THE tra en un lugar determinado). y Stamp Dance- at Holy Trinity. pleted. Mrs. Madclinc Brad- Chocolate Drink definitivamente (como el alma Sponsors hope that all the stu- writing in the course. Barbara shaw. grand regent. presided at SECOND FLOOR SALON en el cuerpo) cn algün otro !u- dents will attend: and that many Carnavale and Carol Garcia have the mecting. At Your Store or ; gar. La razon seria que la exten- parents will bc there also. also done outstanding work the Present* Program siön de lugar (la cualidad por la The royalty will mect in the teacher has announced. Ruby On 4-H Clubs For Home Delivery Call cual se encuentra una cosa cn Espinosa succeeded in having library at 7:45. At 8 they will Miss Eva Borrego is in Charge LI 2-1103 un sitio) no es csoncial a una enter Community Hall, where 90 per cent on practically all of substancia material. Una sub­ the different Problems, she said. of the scrapbook for the group. the queen and king will bc es- Miss Mary Ann Rybak, county stancia se encuentra y perma- corted to the throne and 1103 S. Santi nencc cn donde esta colocada. home demonstration agent. pre­ G ood E ating...F am ily Style] crowned by Roberta Hurtado. sented * program In a recent Pero aquello que coloca a una President of the World Mission substancia cs su cuantidad y meetlng of the Altar and Rosary arics, who Sponsor the frolic. New Officers Soricty. She *poke on activities Dios puede quitar a la cuantidad Crowning to Start Evening gu cfecto natural. Asi es que of the 4-H cluhs. Tbe members After the crowning cercmony, plan to Sponsor a group of girls — at SAFEWAY = Dios podria hacer que un santo the school song will be sung. Installed at estuviera presente en dos lu­ Lntercsted in sewing under the followed by the Mission Prayer plan. gares pero en manera distinta. and a hymn honoring Our Fine Dairy Foods Se dice de San Francisco An afghan, crocheted and do­ Blesscd Mother. Then the queen Assumption nated by Mr*. E. A. Ironfield at Javier y de San Felipe Neri, y and king and their court will BEEF GHUCK R0AST..Ib.49c an Altar Society project, was lead the grand march. Louise (Oär Lady of the Assumption presented to Mrs. Evelyn la t tlSDA CHOICE GRADE. C tn lti cuu. ns neck cuU. well trimmed of n m > w »«tc or f»l- A « l The New Yeor: I960 Barros, chairman of the stamp Parish. Pueblo) bonc of Pueblo, a former resi­ tixt. Siet ihiek stock; cul*. niitft contest. is in Charge of these ar dent.— (Mrs. T. D. L Menke. «ring» a NEW ADIIliESS: 326 W est 8th St. rangements. New officers installed in Correspondent) V U a ^ fa F “ 8th at G R A N D A V E .” The hosts for the occasion are mecting of the Altar Society and for Thomas Anselmo, Richard Del held Thursday, Jan. 21, incJudc GROUND BEEF.. . . 45c Margo. Thomas Passarelli. Rob­ Mlh and Erl« Mmes'. Pat Fellion, rc-cleeted Gunnison Society SAFEWAY MADE at FEDERALLY INSPECTED BEEF. Proecsw 0'BRIEN PRINTING & STATI0NERY C0. ert Sardcllo. Gene Guigli. Leo President; Dorothy Bieker, vice e u d lo State Law Rciol,tions. Moncy back (uaranlee. (1 Iba. SSe) • Free Customer Parking- Bonfadini, Robert Garcia. Eu President; Eleanor Cira, secre at east side of building genc Salbato, Robert Simple tary; Gila Espinosa, treasurer, ■nstalls Officers man. Lcroy Ulibarri, James Zap- and Mary DiLorio, corrcspond • Same Phone Lincoln 2-4135 panti. Norman Medina, John Go- A NEW FACE, but still your "anxiouado-please" ing secre tary. WHOLE BEEF RIBS.. Rennetts mez, and Jerry Jordan. Commit­ For Coming Year five ribs. CL'T « ' l • PRINTER • STATION ER tee chairmcn are Agnes Cor­ 25 at Meeting Gunnison. — New officers for USDA CHOICE GRADE Fully aieA (or tendernesa. Just Ibe first • OFFICE OUTFITTER dova, Joyce Malouff, Evelyn Sac- Twenty-five m e m b e r s at- the coming year were installod WRAPPED FREE. AVERAGE WEIGHT 20 to ZS Ibe DE L I camano. Margaret Palisano, Al­ tended the mecting which had by tbe Altar Society in a mect­ RED McCLllRE been postponed a weck due lo - 0'BRIEN PRINTING & STATI0NERY C0. . berta Fouret, Cynthia Majo. Car ing held in the home of Mrs. Ib. b a g ------olyn Perctto, I>ouise Barros, inclement wcather. Tho Rcv. John Vcrzuh Thursday. Jan. 21. Specia, ■ 326 West 8th St. Lincoln 2-4135 Dorothy Bergely. Roberta Hur; John C. O’Flaherty. SJ., pastor. They are Mra. Joseph Mastropa- tado, Francis Maio, Eilcen Cor­ led in opening and eins ing olo, President; Mrs. Thomas POTATOES».., 25 Ib. dova. Marlene Cordova, Loretto tended the mecting which had Coupe, vice President; Mrs. John Bonino, Barbara Carnavalo, Jo- prayers. Mrs. Comicenda Sc- Vcrzuh, secre tary, and Mrs. Wes- 042 Enal fc gura, a new meraber, waa wcl- ley Bailey, treasurer. Southern Colorado Register sephine Romcro, and Joan Zeh na. They will act as a recelving comcd intp the «ociety, A Rosary was recited preced- ASPARAGUS SPEARS committee and greet all gucst* A committee of six women ing (he mecting. Offlcial Publication of the Diocesc of Pueblo All Green, Member of the Catholic Presa Association as they enter. volunteered to mect with Mra. General Pions Dew Drop Brand. Ptibllshcd weekiy by the Catholic Press Society, fnc. Decorntions and refreshments Mary Liberto of the Mother Loid for Yeor Tip* included. 2 B. 35c are bring taken care of by the Cabrini Section of the «ociety General plan* were laid for Send all news copy, correspondehce, change of address, Promoters of the Mission Club to discuss final plans for a the ycar. Committee* were np A ll prices in this ad good thru Sat., Jan. 30 PRUTC and advertising to The Southern Colorado Register, 1426 and others who voluntecr. Spaghetti dlnner to be served pointed for clcaning the sanc­ YOUR Grand Ave., Pueblo, Colo. Annual Retreat Held soon. tuary Osch month, and hostess SubvcrtpUon Rate: $3 per y««r. committee« were uppointed. Most Rcv. Charles A. Buswell, D.D.— President Holy Trinity High School Stu­ Hostesses were Mmes. Bieker. W ag Rev. James H. Kane, B.Sc. Jour., B.A., MA. dent« were to make their an­ Josephinc Straus«, Emily Men Members of the hostess com­ — Editor and Business Manager nual retreat on Jan. 26, 27, and deccllo, Juventino Munoz. Emily mittee who served refreshments k Frt M r*. P u trid « H a r t ______A dverttaln* Manager28. The retreat will dose on Mihelich, and Margaret^ Urtrfna.______Mmes. William Reece, Mra. Agnes Bealty ______Coricvpontlenc« Editor Friday mornlng with Mass and These women are caring for tbe Richard Shrcve, and Verxuh. SAFEWAY Awollt» Mra. Hern« Sm ith ...... Clrculalloo A peüuck aupper is bring Knt«r«d u S«cund O»** Malier at Poat Office. Denver. Colo. / Benediction o f the Blesscd Soc* sanctuary and altars thla month K'rryililng under the dircction of Mr*. planned for the February mect­ Poatmaater: Copie« retaroed under form 2279 go to P.O. Box 1620, rament. Father Robert de Rouen, 8J., Bieker. — (Mr*. Oliver Cunico, ing In the home of Mr*. Don W e reaerve ihr righl In llmll quanllliea. Non« aold lo deal er» T ip i.T Denver. Colorado is retreat master. Correspondent) Schmalz. — Friday, J o n u o r y 29, 1960 THE SOUTHERN COLORADO REGISTER ✓AGE IHREE LEO’S IIEAUTY Ä STYLE The devil rotes the Headlines. . . SIIOI» By Jean Charlot cather John Martin May Be Reached 303-305 W. 3rd rhon« Dill U 2 0372 In Nucla on Th ree Days of Each Week

Nucla. — The Hev. John F. Liturgy Participation Begun yide them with envelopcs and Martin, pastor. ha« announced The first phase of the recita- calendars. SEVEN Catcchism Day Changcd that he will endcavor to spond tion of the Mass response* was Mrs. Kathcrine Blahop bas KING'S Thursday. Friday, and Saturday inaugurated on Sunday, Jan. 17. changed her catechism Instruc­ lor « K 1 5 V E until noon in the Nucla Parish Fathcr Martin explained the tion dass for tinrd, fourth, and arca cach week until furthcr no­ DRUG STORES mode of participtaion and gave fifth grades from Thursday to BUILDING tice. instructions on the first phase Wednesday afternoons. The chtl- To Sarve Vou in Pneblo Telephone Inslalled during the sermon. One parish- dren of this dass are subsertb- MATERIALS A teiephone ha» been in- ioner commented, "It helped ing to the Treasure Chest, the AND • PHOTO SUPPIJBS • COSMKTICS stallcd in the basement apart- many understand and appre- Catholic comic book, and are ment of tbe church. Fathcr said ciate the importance of this proj- • FOUNTAIN also buying special workbooks MILL WORK he may be reached at UN. 4 cct. The program created much • DRUÜS to usc ln addition to their reg­ 6lli & Elbu»l»eth 3791 when he ia in Nucla. If favorable comment.” ulär instruction^. DUl LI. 5-1494 • Prettripthm Sp.ciall.ta there is no answer, he suggests Contribution envelopcs and Mrs. Joe Bickner who spent that callers keep trying. calendars have been mailed Pa- sonic time in St. Mary’s Hospl- |United States. It was a provoca- eralure to the Catholic book- Leonard Claar Wednesday eve- portant financial part in re- PACHAK HARDWARE i 306 Wcat 6il« Pli. U 2-3310 We all know how difficult it tive and illuminativc thesb, and shelf at tbe public library; they nir.g, Jan. 20. scarcb, corttrol. and eure of the b to find a new model which after reading bb conclusions maintained a free Hterature Five members of the parish disease loday. & FURNITURE that my own generation had went to Pueblo for a rccent b not blatantly indecent. There- Pamphlet rack at bus Station» Comunity Participation For a Iteaiiliful gcnerally achieved only a half- lur.cheon-mccting of the Pueblo •004MMMMM944M fore, I was pleasantFy surprised and train depots; and once Diseussed BI.ACK * WHITE 0 last week w'.ien I read in the education, I immediately con- ycar they publbhed a praycr Deanery unit of the Dioccsan IAticn, Ilse daily paper that the Biblo sidered the purchase of a set of ln a widely-rcad daily news- Council of Catholic Women. The Rev. Joseph A. Reade, as- sistant pastor of St. Patrick's Scott*8 Turf tiuilder l m e r g e n c y a m b u l a n c e • stiii the "bcst-seller" in tbe Britannica. "You're never too paper. They werc Mmes. Carl Hegarty, Co«n#r Ntilkirn *nd E«m »n*n 1 old to learn" Is as true as it is Church. Pueblo, spoke on "Com­ 5«rWr« S United States. Tbb b tbe praycr that they Joseph Fassler. George Vick- Itxl Harth Mt ln Phon» LI S1IM X trite. man, Floyd Cole, and Harriet munity Participation in the PRICE The Boy Scoute Handbook— pubiished: Mass," and explained the basic EMERGKNCY FIRST AID # three chcera— has moved up to But I digress. In hls article Hudson.— (Mrs. John S. Holden, CLEANER AND DYER INHALATOR—OXYGKN—RKSLSi ITATOR A Dare To Bo Different," Ad­ "Lord, make me an Instru­ Correspondcnt) and fundamental rcasons for the second place to supplant Ben- ment of Tby peacc. Where THAINKD ATTKNDANTS miral Rickover expressed the participation of the laity. He Ratrr L Siundvra. Pr*«. Hur. The Boston Cookbook and there b hatred. -let me sow 24 llour Service & l.ong DUtnnce Ca IIi w hope that democracy would not stressed that those present, the Ben Hur are in third and fourth love. Where there b injury, HAT BLOCK ING deteriorate Into "mass tyranny members of the Pueblo Deanery eoeeeR R R tattR R eotR ff on the lbt. pardon. Where there h doubl, Unit of the DCCW, were the • • • over the unconventional indi­ New Officers ezs Court St. 01.1 LI. 3-4027 vidual." faith. Where there Is despair, Icaders in their communitics. Hel Ye »hall know a man by hope. Where there b dark- said that by their good example FOR THE FINEST IN ALL the books he reads. He wrote, "Democracy and ncss, light. Where there b and encouragemcnt, they should, • • • cquality do not require that we sadness, joy. Are Seated by individually and collectively, deny to the minority of people Not long ago 1 was discuxsing "O Divio* Master, grant promote a singing community in KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL with Creative minds the right to the filthy book Situation with a that I may not so much seek their parish, thus assisting the! use them in their own way and Vlafl Our New Rrmiliful Slorw ftCrtleman of logic who U in Florence Group new age of liturgical revival! to their füllest potential. Peo­ to be consoled as to console; Position to know something to be understood as to under­ that has been launched in the! ple who use their minds succcss- AND HARDWARE CO. about the antlca of the diitribu Florencc.—New officecs werc dioccse. fully ought not to be expected stand; to be loved, as to love; 336 S. Santa Fe LI. 4-0671 Ladd Lumber & Mercantile Co. ton» of lewd magazines. for U b in giving that we installcd by the Altar and Ro­ Delegates from Salida, Canon to pretend that they are just sary Society in a meeting held City, Blende, Avondalc, and PUEBLO, COLORADO l)le l 3.1051 He spoke of the terrific cam- üke everybody eise." receive, it is in pardoning that »00 W. 6ih Sl. — Pitrlila we are pardoned, and it b in Thursday. Jan. 21. They ate Vineland were present at the pisigna which “push” our best « k > Mrs. Elizabeth Chiaro, Presi­ sellers in fictlon. dying that we arc bom to meeting. Certalnly the man who does dent; Alice Hammock, vice Pres­ Bishop Charles At Buswell LET US HELP YOU "What do you think is bchind Eternal Life." ” dare to be different cannot ident; Mrs. Mary James, secrc- was the guest of honor. Mrs. U?" 1 azked him. —St. Francb of Assisi tary; and Mrs. Eva Fazzino. Lewis Tcck, Deanery President, SOIVE YOUR SOFT Lumber and Building Materials • Well, of courae they want to tretsurer. presidqd. make money, and aeruationalism A Iunchcon was served by the Blende Women Are Hostosscs WATER PROBLEMS selb books to a ccrtain type of outgoing officers prcceding the Women from St. Joseph’* National Teachers W ill CA IX Comult With U» Betöre foa Buy mind." he aaid. "But you know business scssion. Chapel. Blende, were hostesses there b more behind lt than Committee* werc appointed to under the direction of the Par j Grand Piumbing & that.’* Hear Walsenburg Nun collect dues and direct other ish Council President. Mrs. Well, what do you think b projcct*. Mrs. Cclia Garcia will Henry Mudd. The Rev. Anthony ochind lt?H 1 asked again. serve as baby-sitter for Febru- J. Adams, assistant pastor ofi ] Heating Co. NEWTON'S INC •The Communbta. of course, Walsenburg. — B en cd ictin e Robert, and Fred; parents, Mr. Sistcr Mary Clarencc of St. Mary ary. Elizabeth and Lena Vento Our Lady of 5\t. Carmol Parish. i U<>n Durant Blilg. Rotmil Building limtmrlml» he replled. ‘They are behind and Mrs. Gil Vigil. Walsenburg; School was invited to speak at four brothers. Albert and Ar­ received the Rosary intentions. extended the welcome for the PU. U 2-5325 103 S. anythlng that will deslroy the hostess group. and expressed hisl » ••--erfc.t Santa Fe Puehlo Oial 2 32*#0 moral fiber of our nation. The regional meeting of the Na­ thur Vigil of Walsenburg, Gil­ Participation tional Association of Catholic bert Vigil of Denver, and Ber- n'orc pornographic or lewd lit- The Rev. Kevin Carr. O.S.B.. eralure that they can put ln the Kindergarten Teachers in Den­ nard Vigil, a member of the ver Saturday, Feb. 20. She will pastor, expressed bis pleasure al JOE E. TE7.AK hands of our youths and adults, Air Force, stationed at Villa- discuss how childrcn can begin the manner in which parishion- • I Cnnlratloi 2125 E»at O rm ,n -l>i4l 3-1758 the further they sre to under toba, Spain; six sisters, Mrs. to participate in the liturgical ers arc responding to participa- mitiing the character of our Isabel Pcdraza and Mrs. Manuel seasons and feasts of the tion in tl\e Mass. He thanked THE SUMMIT PRESSED BRICK people." Espinosa, both of Walsenburg; Church. Mrs. Adolph Atcncio, Mrs. Ben­ pasl officers and spoke words of Hb Statement was directly ln cncouragemont to thosc taking The National Honor Society jamin Martines, and Mercedes and TUE COMPANY 11 ne with Jic waminga J. Edgar offke. Uoover has tried to drum Into induction ceremonies will takc Vigil, all of Denver, and Mrs. RALPH J. WELTE. Pres. place at a meeting of the PTA Robert Hargrove, Okemah. Okla. Recently baptized were -Mr. I our heads for scveral ycars. and Mrs. Kenneth Kerrigan and | ümnmfmetmrmr» •/ After reading Hoover’s book, n the school auditorium Tues­ A Rosary was rcclted in the day, Feb. 2. The men will pre- church Friday evening and in- four childrcn, Eric, Roxanne. High Grade Pre*sed Brlck Stduters of Deeeit. I heartily Kenneth, and Gary, of Penrosc. agree with the reviewer who side over the regulär meeting as terment took place in the Catho­ Honöh Face Brirk. Sllff ?Uad Brlrk lt will be "Dada1 night." lic cemetery south.— (Miss Pris- — (Mrs. Bencta Roedcl, Corre­ seid that this book should be spondcnt) I and Hollow Rulldinü Tllc uuligatory reading for every The name of Rita Vallejos cilla Dratter. Corrcspondent) American. was omitted from the iist of Tili and Erle P„fl,lo Olnl IJ 2-H27H If you are looking for a winners in the freshman and tiirillcr to send chills up and sophomore Speech contest. She Bridal Styles Showing down your spine, just read what was the first place winncr in the head of the FBI haa io say tho memorized oratory. about the Communlst program C. D. of A. Breakfast Feb. 14 Scheduled February 4 Bennetts in the United States. And he is Sunday. Feb. 14, has been set a man who knoxos. as the date %for the annual Wedding sccnes from the sim­ Klune. Judy CowgiU. Joan m o t h e r-daughter breakfast, ple informal marriage through Knipp, Carol Lee Hellesen, DE LUXE STUDIO l’m not a slave to Habit— sponsored by Our Lady of Carb*n Ward. Karen Jackson. Pro afraid I’m Just a willing the elegant traditionai rite will Theresa Esquivcl. Dorothy San- Lourdcs Court of the Catholic be fentured in the seml-annual Speeializing in Wedding Portrait» serf. Daughtcrs of America. chez, Myma Tising. Sally Rob­ • « ■ bridal style show of tbe House ertson, Nancy Yarberry, Bar­ The other day i was saddened The breakfast will foilow the of Bridcs. The program will 30 a.m. Mass when all metri bar* Hansen. Barbara Howrey, t'andid or Studio to receive word of the death o( begin at 8 p.m. on Thursday. Barbara Ferguson. Frnnces une of my former teachers. May bers and daughters will receive Feb. 4', in the second floor salon c \ f y g l l £ / ü Communion in a group. The Mucnch. Pat Miller; 11*12 East Evans Ave. Dial IJ 5-3020 God rest her aoul. Although I of the störe, 117 W. Fourth Bobbie Ley, Chris Arnot. had not seen Sistcr Mary Jo­ bieakfast will be held in a local StreeL Pueblo. cafe and b under the chairman­ Carolyn Anderson. Norma June sephine for many years, 1 have The style show is open to the Camack. Donna Simmons, Mary ulways remembered her Slogan; ship of Mrs. Georgina Joseph. public without admission Charge She suggests that members wiah- Ellen Giardano. Patsy Korholx, "Dare to be different!" or ticket*. A bridal'conzultant Pat Agullar, Sharon Jacketts, ing to do so. adopt a daughtcr I use tho word "slogan" ad- will be on hand to answer ques- and Merrilce Frcndk. and Mmes. for the occasion. PRUTCH'S CARTER SERVICE vbcdly, for *ho nevor mbsed tion*. Georgia Rossi, Ralph Ready, an opportunlty to impress uz Joseph VlgU Requiem Bridal siiks, organdles, im- Robert Taylor, Harold Weaber, YOlIR FBIENOLY CARTER STATION girls with the necesslty of dolng Funcral serviles with Re­ ported lace*, and poie de soie Jack Seavy, Scott Gale. and PRAIRIK AND SMALL wiitt we knfw .we should do. quiem Mass offered in SL Mary’s will be the featured fahrt cs. Jcss Tising. ‘Don't go along with the crowd," Church Saturday, Jan. 23, were Style* will ränge from princes* The bridal consultant pre- Washlng and Lubricatlon vbe used to say. "Dare to bc dlf held for Joseph Vincente Vigil, lincs to the new bell sklrt*. The dicts that thLs will be onc of «. Free Fick Vp and Delivery terent!" 37. who died Monday in o bridal Consultant forecasts that the finest style shows of the Sho is ot rest now, but I know Pueblo Hospital. He was a vet- ballcrina, full, and waltz lengths season. "Having had a sneak «Wollt* Batlaries at Wholesale Price* her words are indellbly etched cm of World War II and a will be populär again this sea­ preview of the lovely gowns to on the minds of all of her for formor St. Mary High School son. Also to be shown are cora­ be shown. I highly recommcnd l^'oryililny- Y oii will nccrl Io pul Yoiir Car in n.cr Clarke »tudenls. Those Student. pide trouaaeau and golng-away this show ospecially to futurc ^Pi2r°P Slmpe für Winter Drlving words will live on, for we will He Ls survived by hia wife outflts. bridcs and their parents," she tcachi them to our chiidron. Freda; three sons, Vincente, Models will be Misse* Lana said. Frldoy, Jonm ry 29, ,1960 PAGE f u l l « THE SOUnitKN CoLOKADO KtGliitR SoA. (jJanld. o£ SpoJtL i 'YI&w a , J-Aom. ihsL ^hadsL $chooL&, Dürango Club to Elect Abbey Takes League Opener Life at Sea Aids Blende Ist Grade Officer Slafe Jan. 29 (Blende— Sc Joseph'» School) uhich ire grouped Into the nunx; Th» boys and girls »rill write By S-rm Solomo* The Hörnet* had a 32-21 leadjto catch tbe Pueblo leid k* in the third period and a Pueblo'did not do !L Columba *. rAary. of Cortez. At that n . l .1. at aea can be an inter ber « o r i » . Io a mtasion «oeiety to obtain Durango. — (SL all Abbey Holy Trinity Shamrock rally whlch netted’ Bi»d PetriUo bit high for u* esting and excitmg adventure— In 10 S*in a greater tbc namej Q{ particular müsion- Parish)—The members of the time a special meeting of tbe The Abbey School ^ v*r* 1 .h_ _ 17 noin». worked tbeir Dane*ine* with 12 noim.potnta rM r Cardinal ‘ Club will ** elect officer* — State AssociationAsjonauon of01 FinancialIbroker mannii • oroxr mtow o tbeu x winningwuinin* columo w * « ' " » __ .n ^ e jw s in i P«ma2»taie d.y wh»n ia h « p U « for vboni they will pray neuer for the Iri*b was GrZ in a meeting to be beld in the Secretaries was conducted by'when they dumped tbe Trinity ** ^ r iS T ^ n ' the' etasaroöm' Ftat thjl " member» of the Mysti- Hocheavar with point» iZ g ^ d e n at J o s e p h .«» find cal Body, all have ih» obl.gaüon and öfter Ib» aaenßc«. -hieb homc of John Boyle. 2835 West Mr Micmyk. President of the Tigers 4.V34 in a Southern Colo The final period went «t 12 runner up was Austin Sf, «, Third Avenue, at 7:45 p ia Fri- section rado Parochial League basket brcak*>«ck »peed with both in* thia to b» true o-hen imtead !° » ld lhe missionane« in th» present tbemselve. in the daily hitting 9 point*. of the usual marked progress convemon of the world. by life of a Student Tbough they day. Jan. 2». They will hold a Cardinal Club Hold* Dance ball game played on the Abbey iKams acoring but aa tbe game bouiing party in the Basin A dancing party was held for horoe court Sunday. Jan. 24. ended the score »bowed 57*53 Tbe Shamrock* B ebart for good readin« the» ™»ans of prayer. ilm i. and ar» not at present able to offer miltated “ ■ have ■ bulletin board of manne «rvice. Student, of St. Joseph'» »ervice. the puptla will fuUiU Bowl. Durango, following the membon of the‘ Cardinal‘ ...... Club The game waa the opener of with tbe Shamrock* 00 top. the Dane« B ^ choke. oft Ijf, School will begin a Crusade of tbeir otber Obligation, in thia meeting. All single Caibolics following a meeting of tbe the Southern Colorado Paro- Three Shamrock» passed the tfrer it » IS ^ *ovn»«ln V»M^ rib. Th . u . s . h „ , ™ a r,.s prayer and sacrifice. tnanner more than * 1 year» of age bare group in Lbe home of John chial League Play. scoring for their team. Tom **«»! It It is pos The bnghtly colored fish of ------; beeil invited. Boyie, Durango. Friday. Jan. 15. 1 * IMolIrn Tbe Bears took a flnt-period Hogelund netting 13 point*. • t I Moor* ure with qu vanou. Shapes and sntes carry « _ . . _ » f The Catholie Daughter. of The club is a social group de- lead 14-3 and enjoyed the lcad^John Panepinto with 12 point*. I 0 IDnprt allooning of the naroes of the first gradere N f l n i A r r H lnnm nn rlflM Araeriea Coort will roeet in St. signed for single Catholics more throughoul the first half having and Bill Balla» with 10 pointa. rm_____ a i : h. ^ on tbeir Uils. The octan hü J C f f l l / f J f I 1/ f f V f f f f ( J I M U J HjlII Wednesday. Feb. 10. SpUxer 4 1 4 Canon iroblcm o f I than 2 1 year* of age. 33-24 lead at the quarter Top netter for the Hörnet* iiocftf’. a r 4 4 t Black three depths of different shades * * w K. •# C. Delegales Ench metnber of tbe Cstbolici ,n ^ (ja „j penod tbe Tnnity w ». Buddy Styuble wbo hit 22 ‘ f « DurVk xploding POJ of blue, each sbade of color rep- Canon City — (St Scholas were devoted this week to ex- Attend Dsugbten Court h». »greed to; teMB „ut un s splurgc bnnging: point. Tsklng runner up booon i a runtox he same shoi resentmg dass »Unding—good. llca -5 Academy > —This week at plaining the why* and where- Local Knightx of Columbus donste J1 inU euof i fo o d u le !th ra 6 p^ou of tbe Iw*. John Heed hitting " Griff ith .ccomplishe fs.r . .ai »sAoe 1. * Is. .k.M * a . . < ___LJ______.____. .., jpjrk tnd M p l»«“ - }2 J2 l4 ! ApuUr.Aguilar. Janj „ . a ! " h , ^ thTfUh « i m hr*n B*U- h* ld ° ° Valentine’» a f t e m o o n . Siiter Fahian gelonis. district deputy; Vic Ja­ the court as a transfer meraber. .. - ___- . « Ä ith the New cobs, Grand Knight, and Jerry — t Mrs. Dwight Diley. Corrr- " « !» * ; Gmgl1’ who « o o: Th« Crusadem' shooting d,ü 1)3> This is also an annual af thsnked the «Indent, and said scored 10 polnta. ,nd both coi m the ocean. the bunt for the fur. The freshtr.en and sopho- 5be hoped that they would all Canfield, acting financial se- spundest) - —— — — — i Älll prevails Th» Cm The Bear* B sqoad took Ihr r^ | an's exaggei appetmng creatures they like to moros, together «ruh the rest of profIt fron, (he efforts of the :u m n ( u nof ^ * hlch all of thir eat represents the struggle the the Student bodv. are preparing | da» PROMOTION MADE preiiminary game 40-34. •wnry ivivu-u—*3 their defeal. little people have with their for the Penny Social. Friday. TrUWfy . . . w A - . ^hU Vigil !«d the «St. Tltr U n d o Friday aftemoon, Jan. 22, a, »* f» p» Shamrock» W in Agotn ,a*ck netting 20 point» number fact*. These facts are Jan. 29. tStrt* 0 S S Gtügfl Ith » rrrtai, shown on small yellow cards Severai religion clas* penods i ^ AW>cy Su lU rd t • t P e m • • . Tbe Pueblo Catholie Sham j»P * “ W « Haddow v»,tb u vb tr nuint ______:______^ ; School fieldhouse to preparc 3 1 SiortUa Stockholders Conduct HasbM ) t J rock* displayed one of tbeir point*. |i, extraordln |all basketball fans from the, Ttoton X 1 » SLupl'm'n l l a ! A Tovlc 1 X 3 G«rcU • o s les» impressive b a s k e t b a l l ) «igh fpr th« Wikjcat» ,at vrrv gon abbey and acadcmy for the; Wcl/ntu 4 t I D v ilU r r o game. when they beat tbe Richard Conette with 21 games played Jan. 23 and 25. 1 H eal» • • »Grteco u,r llexie ALAMOSA Valley Bank Election V o lte)«» Fountain Valley Däne» 49-37 m *nd «econd high with 15 I Spirits were high and the girls O rtli 0 I • .1) rompl« 0 4 0 non-league game played Sondav w“ Jo* Ru“ from ii nin l are arid supporters of the Ab­ Henry D. William*, vice presi- inctade four weather proof * 0 0 aftemoon. Jan. 24. on the Sham The St. Mary B *qu«d bey team. dent of tbe Arkansas Valley drive-through W in d ow s, a land- vllirh KIT CARSON S TRADING POST A repeat performance of the Bank in Pueblo, was elected to «taped patio and poo! in front Tnt*u >*u IT '• rock.' botne court. ISlfatoi,** ■ »»'»»Awan«. omrd llexie Academy Talent Show, which the board of direct or* at the of an all-new lobby area: en- , t , t l \ t Pueblo Catholie led througb-1 vteii ia o t TT u«e of imp out tbe game sho«nng no down | • J HOME FURNISHINGS was given Dec. 4. was presented annual stockholders meeting larged safr-deposit vault*. pic |ot ju«l all hu beld in January. Direct or* re- fall and »conng fairly good luaeo« 4 I «-haMim S+rring ihm S«n LmIm Vwtlmy Sunday evening. Jan. 24. to par- ture Windows combined in a So vages Beat Bears Ilow ilriji. (O. ent* and friends of the girls. eleeted were Elwood 11. Brooks. new “hip slab” roof and canopy Sä Tbc Pueblo Shamrock, had a.Nfrtgl.. < > J 2 J X ., A. J. Cueny. Damian P. Ducy. design. Tbe La mar Savage» whipped' .— half-time ,------~ lead of 23^14. but in; ------4 Hexir, to ll Furniture — Floor Covering» — Apptii Despite the fact that rehearsal* Total» I* • • were squeezed between otber Frank E. Evans. John B. Faricy, As each pbase of construction lhe Canon Abbey Bears 45-36 u> the fourth period the Dane* put -->».ia *.ii ),%er«. OB« » « week end actirities. the pro­ MJ).; John M. Holmes. Alan i» completed...... it is bring open cd * ...... ßanie ------played on— the ” Bear»------up , de*peration ‘ ------baUle---- - *“ to *try---- “ 0-11 14-1 urhiafrlal an gram______went ______smoothiy_ and___ tbe__ Ladd, Jr.; E. Martin Larsen. for customer serrlce. Invita home court Friday. Jan. 22. Jiahilitatlon CANON CITY audience sbowed its enjoyment Erna S. Trefx, and Gerald A. tions for the formal opening The game ga»T the Abbe) r«*, .tory dt andanu appreciation.appreciauwn. Vfalentine. will be nuiled a* soon as all team their lOth los» of the « a LAMAR in.f of ment« One promotion was made by • construction is completed. « o New M efhod Laundry & Zoric Dry Cleaninc Another t b i n g that ininr retre. # ' * squeezed b e t w e e n actiactirities the board at the annual meeting ------With »harp shooting snd un aintainetl in Mario we do all good work study hall* devoted to of tbe direct or» Arlo G. Bea p q ^ P o r e fltS * C lllb r^*,ciled *kl11 the Savage* took , « «ith payr m ii formerly assistant vice 2 ing." for although the VALLET COMCRETE CO. i. Ye xotl« i President was elected vice pres-; y y a L _ H a—l#L High scoring for the Savage* ident Officer» re-elected were; 10 n c u i ADOUT n c u l i n w u Homer Strain. wbo netted Miaod Co«*crw«. — B - 'M - I BUck. The .Veto urricular actirities, tbe ory was mon DELTA main purpose in the sebool is Frank E. Evans, chainnan o f ' 10 points For the Abbey Bear» therra board; John M Holmes. Cahollc High School» Dick Tipton lopped th« scoring- P.T» ItMlf rous, lhe mt I vice chairman of the • board; Repräsentatives from JJ^ with 13 points. L A M A S , c o l o rnoNt m | as written PETERS0N DRUG this even though the faculty has J medical profession. Civil De- Camplete Home to keep remlnding tbem.— Erna S. Trefx. President; A. üm ar'i B iquad *l»o nipped id with littl, Miss Sandv Steohens C o r r T «ecu üve vice presi- fense. and public bea Ith have lhe Abbey B 3122 mpl at editc Furnishem Drifa’a Walgreen Agency (Miss hanay Mepnens. torre- dent. v K. _E. Herwig, vice prem- be^n 4 invitednvitrrf brby th«the Parrnts*Parrnu' _____ - J ______spondent) lO F tu w i he in dent. Henry D Wilhamj. vice Club nf Pueblo Catholie High Voa. i a t w t, t 3 4 Times, Schmidt Hardware Your Frtcmilj Drue^iai X 4 X SularxS « 3 • MONTROSE age article. I “TW Brta. af »r t t- n b w President. T P Conroy. vice School to .peak on tbe health v»u.p» J X : Rcb-M» o o o I f i i t u P n r t i e i n f d a preiident and cashier. Joseph pro gram In tbe eommumty m a 4 • IHadm X « I Ite of dogs i PRESCRIPl ION SERVICE 3 0 3 Hrttrloo 0 0 0 1 IO / 1 7 r O f T I C i p O f C H Wrtgbt. auistant vice prern meeting to be held Tuesday. • i I Tipton S 4 Thm W # ales and ca dent; Monford Tucker and John!Feb. 2. 0 • 0 Ani'.ott 0 I t FtUndlj SnrWno se startling « 0 0 Hd'BUR In Paonia Mas* ^TihM .Ujr.. aaai.um cashier. Mr«. Joe Connell, premdent, £ a S ‘ 0 0 0 —Dog owne DURANGO ■ II I UVIIIU IUUJJ ^-(5, Arkanaa. Valley i. cur- ha» invited and urged all par SU.in 5 0 I W. D. Austin t year spent Paonia. _ Open bouae « r e ,™bu)rJ completing reconrtruc- ents to attend the session that Touu I» TUf apparel lo will begin In the «ehool cale M m r ,y monies began in■ Sacred- - —Heart tion of its bank butlding. Plans DRUG STORE ivUhed on tht now call for offieial opening of teru at 7:30 pm. A question am>*y *-13- •- •—3 Church with lay participation in MORfHART CHEVROliT tbe bank on or about March 1. and answer period is bring ar _ its ineluded Patroalzc the Masse« Good Will Sunday. 1 Features of the new building ran ged Shomrock* Rock County - k d matador c C0. Jan. 24. Edwing Pryor and T h e»« The Pueblo Catholie Sham le ralncoals 882 2nd Ave. CH. 7-2121 James Keegan were leaders for one studed Durango, Colo. the 8 a.m. and 11 axn. Masse».* rock* avenged their carlier lots ROCKY FORD Ad vertiser* to Pueblo County by dropping oaks. pajam Chevrolet — Old.mobile respectively. More Than 200 Attend ibes. etc. Mrs. William Bear, a metnber lhem 57-53 The game was of the Confraternity of Chris­ played Saturday. Jan 23. in i -Some 129 tian Doctrine board and Chair­ Pueblo. Holland Drug Store nt in natio man of fisher» for the Grand Salida Open House Rites The game saw tbe Shamrock«, ig alone of t PARKLAWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL Junction Deanery CCD. was in break Into the lead and main* PreDcriptinn» ozen dog fo "WHiff Swrctcm Comn Salida.—A capacity crowd of a! and bapüsmal font. and Mikr tain it up until the »econd Charge of arrangeroents. nging from Main at Eighteentk PV... >2 IU and, says ■ WE G l VE GREEN STAMPS througb the church were Joseph Stanley Provenza and Ralph Cu- Angela Copelli. Louise Cupelli., *i*pervuor>- committee made d dog ownert Mary CopeUi. Ann Tansic, Lu v*eant by John Valentine, Dclimont, Louis Gimple, Ken- pelll, who explained the use of e both dest neth Minerich. and John Saya. vigil light* and statues; Dr. Lc-jcille Baroa. and Arelene Struma Esther Valcsquez. treasurer. MARCO'S Signs were made by Jerry Min­ onardi. Mr. Pasquale and Robertt— ( Eleanor Paaquale. Corre-,rcportcd tbe credit union had; —finaliy, ui er ich. Brazii esmlained the confession-ispondent) Ia5t ?*Mr active members Market t Grocery 7 ravages 01 ------*— with asaets of $19358.62. Düring Ts. the natio FLORENCE the year 38 loans totaling $11.-! Quality Foods has prosper* 37939 were made.— (Mary Ver- d multip]tied . deraimc. Correspondent) V Three Area Basketball Teams Frozen Foods ie past 30 yt C a t b o l i e nnocMCE irePT»i»PY _ VI 8 2 2 » B «y e r*’ —e K l. M v Wut, VUIBLO Bishop Wrig To Com pete in Denver Tourney nt-341 C ood n ifh l Avenue Kinnn y , SZ224 A m bttlnttf« M*S. ANNA M. BCAUVAI* WE DEMVER 'remarked ' i Ti .. Golde Ro«r> w reclted In Ät. Patrick « ad the New Serrice « ^ r e h ^ P i^ t ^ . jr h u r t d A y . Jan. XI. G00 K. Main SL (Junior Parochial League) k.rs. Robert Sam mon aie taking ce’ led because of the tourna eU brated d I.ondon sto This week end will find three these ehe r leaderu and mem- ment in Denver. Thia game »rill Friday Jan M for Nr» Anna M red if n wert ber» of tbc girls' pep dub of St. be rescheduled for perhaps *** Wednaaday, Jan Southern Colorado gr'de sebool » . foUowtnf an UlncM of ftve e a little coi basketball team* in Denver for Patrick’»: Nancy Singleterry some Fridsy night. Father Moy mnnth». A rr»ldral of Purbio alnre Triongle Chevrolet Co. **•£; v*» *ricfc»w of th l«lr eslion ol th GRAND JUNCTION the St. Joseph lnvitational Bas^ Diane Snidcr. Kathlecn Mikua. niban said. Julius D Brauvatii. uho «Jlcd ln IMS. • SALES • SERVICE • ^ARTSJ ketball Tournament to be held Mary Ann Jersin. Carol Appug Standings as of Jan. 24 Her »n . Le» J. Beuuval«. precedrd pulation amc ber ln death Jan. I I, IMO.mu. Mr».wr* ; ------Thursday. Friday. and Saturday, lise, Sally Sammon, M a r e n RED DIVTOON W L Reauvau » i i an actfve metnber of But he qui Central Chevrolet Co. Jan. 28. 29. and 30. Sands. Marie Hensen. and Nancy St. Patrick’* ...... 3 C SL Ix-ander's Cfiurch. «nd wa» ous and obt SL Franc!»’ ...... 2pari C mrmber of tbe Altar and Rw TOM CLARK Ctwvroi«« Team Members Named Keller. »ry SocIrtT and aJao o 1 th« Ss|[ Catholie Country Club Motel re is someth Th ose making the trip from Salida Team Win Attend Catheoml______1 2 Daushtrre of America. Sh» waa. a t, • with the d< SL Joseph » School from Sa- St. Mary s ...... 0 2 * » « • * b « «Weih, a mem ber of ! j Privat. Showcn, - TrtnldW . FUart • Slrirtljr M «l«» | Pueblo are the Cathedral and St. Patrick’« Church. ! t rsing pooplt Hdt is tbe third team to takc St. Leander’* ...... 0 2 ■ •*- Beauvala ta *urv-h-rd by »even } rABULOUS MARTHA-LEE'S MUSIC CO. Main Grand Junction St. Patrick’* team*. iwded countr pari in the tournament. ■ GREEN DIVISION chUdrvn. L. G. B ««w ih of SpoRane. I Phon* Chapel 3-3131 Monsignor Peter F. Maas »rill Next Door - Wanderlal TooA tion which t 520 Main Grand Junction 3c»*ompany tbese boy» frem the The Rev. Neal P. Moynihan. ML C a n d ______2 0EStri^xti Ä Ä t SJ., secreury of tbe Pueblo SL nierese’s ------2 1 mey to spend WURLITZER PIANOS Cathedra) sebool: Charles Vigil, ^ . L . uÄTL' ä SS £ i . i James Archuletta, Keitb Roy- Junior Parochial League, reporu Sacred Heart H om e------1 1 V«i» DM tjr, and Mr«. M. L Down., |ch Urne and HAMMOND ORGANS C j iIH o II« the sccres for the basketball SL Jooeph’s ...... — ! . . . 1 2 Pueblo. Twrnlv-etx urandchUdrwn ’e to the ci bal. Jerry Faridy, Michael Ben­ and 48 «nrat-rrandrhlldren atao WAISENBURG BALD WIN PIANOS edict, Taomas Holland. Rory games played Sunday evening, SL Pius X ...... 0 2 vlve latent*«nt was >n th« f B !<**ng and th« B o rp ri’ V/Lite. Jerry Blamey. David Jan. 24. at P.CJL gym: SL Pit These are the score»* of the ptot at Gat* of Hcavrn Ccmetrry 4 Ateordlwn Tuching ■ Sri«« OAVIO WILLIAM OXONNOt I*. so much Madrid, and Eugene Graham. rick’s, 39; SL I-eander’s, 15; Bantam league game* that have Rruutem Maaa « criebrated In i 'vtding war PI I ONE O l 2-5872 Gaide Tbe Rev. Joseph P. McGuin- Sacred Heart Home. 20; SL b e t« played: Um Cathedral of i SÄVed Heart SL Patrick*. 27; SL Lean- Nonday. Jan. 33. for David WUUam FURPHY MORTUAR1 |veniences f ss »rill be with these boys Therese’::. 13; SJ^nnor, who dled In a local * eh of hum; from SL Patrick’*: Mike Didno. SL Francis. 16; Calhed-ml. 13; der’a. 20 Pital Friday. Jan.iS n. “ foiiowta* n UJceta o f on Digntfied Services iavisb on do| Joe Montelongo, John McKib- SL Joseph’*. 22; SL Pius X. ML Carmel, 14; Cathedral. 4 Mr. O Conmir had rrtldrd ln Pu bon, Douglas McGee, Joe Vcr- 20. SL Leander’*, 20; St. Fran pSlo einer 1*3» bavtn» com « höre AM BUIANCB SliltVlCH , dignity of d from hU bomr in Lo* An«el*a. Callf LA JUNTA deraime. Gene Stupnlk. Mike Games to be played Sunday, da*. 13 He had been a eooetabl* ln Puehlo er the specia Hayden, Dorainick L u p p io o , Jan. 31, at P.CJL gym are: Bantam game* scheduled for County for Uw pa«t 11 year» Mr. l’hone Day or Ni.ht 120-W WalirfJ! the dog as i OConnor waa a metnber of Sacred Donald Plutt. James Haviland. 1 p.m.—SL Pius X v». Sacred Saturday. Jan. 30: Heart Cathedral Parteh, i . 'Ordinate me Dennis Sheehan. Bemard Lay. Heart Home 10 a.m.-^Calbedral gym—St be BPO »k i Lodse lsV of D P. WALSEN3URG rachy of Uvt Leander’* v*. Cathedral * c x . He li «urrtved b) one daush- Pritchard lombef C alboli« A-to-Z Electric Co. Mike Beauvais, John I^ally. and 2 p.m.—St. Therese* v*. ML U r Mlaa Marnaret M. O Connor o f ‘ world that 401 E. 3rd Dudley 4-2401 Edward Martinex. CanreJ 10 a.m.—St. Patrick’* gym — Pueblo, and Dr two ciater». Mra. CREAMERY Cnrnffnm lloUJImt ' Kathnm IL BUjln«. of Lo« An«Tiri b B ayer»’ Two coaches from SL Pat­ 3 p.m.—SL Mary’a v* St. Le St Patrick’* v*. St. Francis’ >m«P tpf Ht min tain flatd «HA THb ' * * t—0* LA JUNTA. COLO. Bantam standings will be *^r? .¥ *P r *- Vartia of Bcrerty ' ant rick’* »rill also be in the group. ander’* H ill». Callf. tnterment waa tn Gete Oairj Pttfdatia Golde IF rr-IS ■ LS CT* IC AL. given next »veefc.— (Mr*. LeRoy of Hoaren Crtnetery. At the Um« of CALL US, W l CAN l>IX IT. Bit) Shaffer and Malcolm Mar­ Tbe game between St. Pat­ hi» death Mr O'Conner waa 7* yea r. ra» rat. tuzjro Mi Ul Phmt *8* Wik tinen Mr*. T. R Slngleteny and rick’* and SL Francis’ wa» can- Furney. Correspond ent) Of BX«.

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