IN LIVING COLOR Thursday, January 30^1969 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Sec. 2. Page 1 A BIG Breokfhrough By Tom O fficer the top-rated show o f the Young in The Ou/casis. "Officer Jim Reed” (Kent Hollywood - The cur- 1968-69 newcomers. Young plays a former McCord) goes before a po rent television season will Until Julia came along, slave turned bounty hunter lice inquiry board on be chronicled in future Negro performers had ob- in the post-Civi! War days, Adam-12 in the fatal years as the season of the tained co-star status at the Next in importance shooting of a 16-year-old BIG breakthrough in color best. Now they have one o f would be Clarence Wil- sniper, KOA, channel 4. on the major networks. their own as a "super" te- liams as one of the mem- and KOAA. channel 5, 6 The color barrier was levision star. ber.s of Mod Squad. The 30 p.m. Feb. 1; broken for good with NBC- The "super" star is Dia- others, playing more in the T V ’s Ju lia — givin g a hann Carroll, who plays top supporting area than Skinny and Fatty on the Negro performer a lead the title role in Julia. Miss as co-star, are Gail Fisher Children’s Film Festival, role in a series that must Carroll is a beautiful ac- as the secretary in Man- KLZ, channel 7, 11:30 a.m. be carried by that perform- tress to watch on the nix; Don Marshall in Land Feb. 2; er without the help of a screen, whether she is o f the Giants; and Percy Attempts to find a cancer co-star. The gamble of the being very professional as Rodriguez and Ruby Dee cure are explored in parents of the peacock paid a nurse or b e in g th e as the neurosurgeon and "The Wild Cell” on The ~ Julia has been rid- warm, sympathetic, loving his wife in Pevton Place. 21st Century, KLZ. 4 p.m. ing in the top rankings of mother to Marc Copage. • • • Feb. 2; and the Nielsen ratings and is who plays her T V son. At last, the networks "Corey." and spcjnscjrs have found Spartacus (Part I) will be The series combines out that black is a color in presented on the Wednes Pope-Elect and Friend NCOMP humor, a touch o f serious television - and that day Night Movie, KBTV, 8 ness, a few subtle com black in television can be p.m. Feb. 5. It will end on Anthony Quinn, as the Pope-elect, discusses To Stress ments on integration, and good and beautiful. the Sunday Night Movie, 7 theology with Oskar W’erner in a scene from some fine scene stealing by p.m. Feb. 9. (Peter Ustinov "Shoes of the Fisherman,” which will be shown in a pair of younssters who jy Highlights won an "O sca r" for his a benefit premiere for the Notre Dame Club of Critical are completely color blind supporting role in the film; Denver scholarship fund at the Denham Theater ^ Copage and Michael The Don Rickies Show the other stars are Sir Feb. 26, 8:30 p.m. Plans fo r promoting the show Link, who plays "Earl J. makes a final appearance Laurence Olivier. Charles ing were being completed this week. The film has Flower Child Review s Waggerdorn." on KBTV. channel 9, 8 Laughton. Jean Simmons, won w’ide critical acclaim for its dramatization of New York - The Na- Julia should be the pro- p.m. Jan. 31; Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis.) Morris West’s novel. A ragpicker, one of Countess Aurelia’s "beauti* tional Catholic Office for ful people,” decries the downfall of love, truth Motion Pictures (NCOMP) Negro series to the home / (^ o r p o n V i’p / i'n i'c t ill. and beauty to materialism, in this scene from will he putting more stress “ teen - both comedy and V lO lm lS T ”The Madwoman of Chaillot,” playing Feb. 6-8 at on the moral and aesthetic titama. Loretto Heights College. Karen Sjoberg plays the values of films with the * * * , , Countess and the ragpicker is Phillip J. Nor- publication of a bi-weekly It was a co-star role by Bill Cosby in the now- mand. four-page film review. Soloist Steals Symphony Show syndicated / Spy. another Catholic Film Newsletter. By Rev. Edward L. The concert opened with was the most obviously Extended reviews of ma NBC venture, that helped the rousing Rakoezy Maginnis. S.J. an extra-straightforward weak performance of the Oenti jor film s and capsule break the color barrier. March. These were given a 'Madwoman^ at Heights playing of Rossini s "Semir- evening. Since the Mozart ; and reviews of other movies But even in / Spy, Cosby Monday evening's concert ‘ ••••• satisfyingly competent per was sharing honors with ends on a quiet note, the inger How can "ordinary decent which she is rudely awak will be published. occasioned the second an- “ " ’ P' formance, in which, once Robert Culp, with most, f were just about right as only arguable reason for Feb. •folk" bring beauty and ened from time to time by Father Patrick ,J. Sul pearance of guest conduc- r ai_ ■ , , again, the present techni- but not all, of the ro »«.. huc»L uunuiic fgj. 33 ^^e musical de- this otherwise superfluous cal potential of the Denver ■ truth to a materialistic the selfish and unprinci livan, S.J., director of tor Henry Mazer with the mands eo •world? Countess Aurelia, NCOMP, said: mances in the series going Denver Symphony Orches number on the program Symphony Orchestra was pled people who cross her seems to have been to af- from adequately dis- played by Karen Sjoberg of path. "This in-depth treatment to Culp. tra. As was the case with I’HE SOLO feature of This color breakthrough ford the audience a rouser played. Aurora, will reveal the Disturbed by the evils of enable the last week’s pair, Mr. Mazer evening, and by far ake ^ other programs inte- programmed a highly var- most successful one, for a closer before inter answer when the Loretto the materialistic way of adult filmgoer to m mission. The music is Pou HORSE BACK Heights College Theatre grating their casts. The ied program, and, like last followed in the form of the u -.-i.*- m. . Countess decides niore discriminating deci- lenc at his arty-craftiest Department presents the most noticeable of these — week’s, it was just a bit appearance of Korean-born to rid the world of selfish regarding his own and Cesar-Franckiest, al ^ RIDING French comedy. The before this season — were longer than we are accus- violin ist Kyung Wha expoiters by playing on entertainment, and will most a parody of this reso- Madwoman of Chaillot, their greed. When asked parents and teachers Mission: Impossible with tomed to in these parts. Chung. Miss Chung is one Greg Morris playing one o f Apparently we were in- o f the w in n ers o f the poser. After Mozart it wa.s Feb. 6 . 7, and 8 at 8:30 about the disappearance of development of a purple patch. D. p.m. in the May Bonfils these culprits, the Madwo- young people’s taste and the "good guys” in the spy tended to get a good look Leventritt award, as devo- D. Stanton Center for the sensitivity this vital series; Robert Hooks as at. or rather a good listen of the Bell Telephone .D. man innocently retorts, FO LLOW ING intermis Performing Arts at the col area of modern commu..*i- detectives to. Mr. Mazer's ways with f"uy recall. Youthful "Vanished! They were sion the string section lege. cation. N.Y.P.D.; and Don various types of music. ®*^d extremely engaging in wicked. The wicked evapo gave us Arnold Schoen Written by Jean Girau- "Motion picture producers M itchell as the aide in This apparent honesty of appearance, she turned out rate!” berg's own transcription of doux, the play embraces Tickets for "The Madwo- and directors are enjoying Ironside. purpose corresponds very to be a superb musician unprecedented freedom to Then NBC launched a well to a great honesty* of making. Miss Chung his very early work. Verk- ^ the idealistic Countess man of Chaillot” are $1.50 laerte Nacht, originally for » Aurelia who dwells in a and may be reserved by handle their subject matter woman as the lead and approach to the playing of addressed herself to the Phoenoc; with frankness and can- ^®*’ series. Wei- orchestral music on the part P®^t in M ozart’s .string sextet. A pastiche of make-believe world of love, calling 922-4268. Tickets interesting if somewhat ARIZONA honesty and beauty from will sold at the box of- dor,” the priest continued. come, Diahann and Julia\ of the guest conductor. As Fourth Violin Concerto in * * * a conductor Mr. Mazer D*niajor, K. 218, with a overworked Wagnerian The west's most scenic spot es fice before performances. freedom while a —where the sun spends the decided benefit to serious there have been no seems to have a positive ^®^ intelligent convic- descendency, it makes con siderable demands on the winter. Golf. swim, horse film makers and viewers, ®ther series with a Negro horror of the schmaltzy. which her sophisticat- back ride, cook-outs in re carries with it the danger holding the lead this sea- This is not excepted even bow in g m ore than technical resources of the sort splendor. of an exploitation of vio- *^here have been more by the rousing conclusions backed up. Her treatment string choir, while always Season; lence, sexual promiscuity roles for them in co-star- with which both halves of Mozart shunned the or* skating along the thin line Mid-December to May betw’een beguiling the Write for rates. and■ ■language — a danger ring or supporting parts. last week’s concerts, as thodox altogether: yet it The most noticeable co well as of this week's v/ere successfully illuminated audience and putting them which can only hurt the to sleep. Henry Mazer did serious artist and filmgoer star newcomer is Otis brought off. the total outline of the music and reliab ly set a thoroughly effective if alike. technically questionable job "The Catholic Film- forth all the material, thematic and technical, of the work with the Den NEWEST Newsletter will offer profes ver strings. m sional critiques of the new within that outline in un PRODUCTS films from the standpoint ii Mot'm dictum failingly appropriate fash AND SERVICES! CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC ion. Suitably to her dash The evening ended with of a broad Christian tradi three excerpts from Hector tion of criticism, in consul OFFICE FOE MOTION PICTURES ing handling of the score, she chose a set of cadenzas Berlioz’ The Damnation of tation with working critics, Following are classiricatiuns of motion pictures of the National Faust, the last one being film educators, psycholo Catholic Office of Motion Pictures for films currently playing Den which, in a more suave or gists. clergy and parents.” ver first-run. neighborhood, and drive-in theaters as well as those otherwise traditionalist JAN.3X-FEB.9 appearing on television in the Denver, Colorado Springs and Ster approach to Mozart, would As part of its service, ling area. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings DEhTVER COLISEUM COMPLEX NCOMP will continue to found in *TV Guide" magazine, ('lassiflcations are: A-l, family: A-2 have clashed in spectacular Tuesday, February 4,8:30 P.M. publish film ratings accord adults and adolescents; A-3 adults only: A-4 adults only with reser fashion. As it was, they vations; B, morally objectionable in part for all; C. condemned. seemed to g r o w right out Auditorium Theatre ing to the system employed (Compiled by Carol Good) in the past. o f the music, although Barharella, C; Bullitt. A-3: River, A-2; The Crooked Web. they featured S o m e fairly DVORAK’S GLORIOUS OR.VTOKIO "Because, however, of the Camclot. A-2: Capricious Sum SUNDAY FEB 2 '"‘P® double and triple stop- complex nature of today’s mer. A-3: Chitty-Chitty Bang- STABAT MATER films, rating-classification Bang, A-I: Dr. Zhivago. A-2: Charlle’chan al the Opera, A- P‘"S “ I"® exotically systems can be considered Rainbow. A-l: Gradu- I; Fate Takes a Hand. A-3; irrelevant harmonization. PETER EROS. Gufst Conductor I ci__- i _ i J ale. A-4; Horse in the (Jray Blondie'a Anniversary. A-l: The The orchestra, in this case CAROLYN STANFORD. Contralto as only a first step toward a .I; loo station Fmperor W’altz. A-2; Sands of including two oboes, two the Kalahari. A-3: John Paul CLAUDIA CUMMINGS, Soprano "CELEBRITY making a critical judgm ent Zebra. A-l; Isabel. A-3: Oliver, French horns, and the of a particular film,” he a - l Outdoorsman. unlisted: •Jones, A - l; T h e Paw nbroker, A- RICO SERBO. Tenor I SHOWCASE" 3; Reach for the Sky, A-l. strings, did a much better 10:20 Every Sunday evening .said. R om eo and .Juliet. A-4; Skidoo, JAMES TIPPEY. Baritone I ITtMAMlMCAl B; Space Odyssey, A-2; Stalking MONDAY. FEB. 3 than adequate job of the Que.stions on religion submil- THE CLASSIC CHORALE ted by the radio audience Moon, A-l; Star, A-2; The Com Invaders From Mars, A-l; accompaniment. Mr. Mazer HOURS: FRI . SAT., WED ... 2 TO mittee, unlisted; The Fixer. A-3; Johnny Dark. A-l; Abbott and answered on the archdioce used a larger complement P E T E R EROS san broadcast. to PM ■ SUN. . . . NOON TO 6 PM 'FestivaT Features The Lion in Winter. A-3; The CosteUo Meet Dr. Jekyll and MON.. TUE.. THURS.... 6 TO 10 PM Night They Raided Minsky's. B. Hyde. A-l; Foreign Intrigue, of strings than Vladimir Listen to this PRICES: ADULTS $t.2SB CHII.D(6-12) 'Stabat Mater' Neighborhood Drive-In A-2; Follow That Dream. A-l; (^Ischmann usually em informative program so t ■ CHILD (UNDER 6) FREE Bandolero, A-3; Brute and the ( armen Jones. B; Nightmare in ploys in such circum Dvorak’s Stabat Mater A-3; Candy, C; Charge of Sun, A-3; The Petrified For- stances. but he kept them T'estival^jConcerts will hp thp onfieo the Light Brigade. A-3; Coogan's r'sL A-2; Scarlet Angel. B. People read R egister adn when F F “ ncert Face.. A-4; Famil.v TllE.SDAY, FEB. 4 in reasonably proper dy they are ready to make a dectAinn reo. 4 in the third concert w a y . a -4; Funny Girl. A-J; Honeymoon in Bali. A-2: The namic perspective. Evident and lo act — when they're ready the Denver Symphony Good. Bad and Ugly, B; Hell- Unfaithful. B; Scarlet Angel. B; ly he was not worried to buy. Orchestra’s...... "Festival_ . . Se - fighUrs. A-2; Helga. A-4; Hell PetriHed ForesL A-2; The about Miss Chung’s ability With Heroes. B: I Love You Al- ^ist of Adrian Messenger. A-l; ries.” The concert will Ice. B; If He Hollers. 1-et Him The Tingler. A-2; Bailout at to stand up to the orches o n t in e n t a l start at 8:30 p.m. in the G o. C; K illers Three. B: Lady in 4-1000. A - l; Tangan yik a. A -l. tra in dynamic terms. ^ « r > ^ e n v e r Auditorium Theater, Den Cement. B; .Minute To Pray. WKDNESDAY. FEB. 5 Three numbers from ver. Second To Die. A-3: Never a The Texans. A-l; The .Naked Francis Poulenc’s ballet, Dull Moment. A-l; Paper Lion. Uawn. B; Tanganyika. A-l; Bail- SUNDAY Peter Eros, young Hun A -I; Pin k Jungle, A-2; Rosemar- ‘’ “ t at 43.000, A - l; Funny E'aee. Les Biches. which the ad garian conductor, will y's Baby, C: Shalako. A-3: The A-I; Spartacus. A-3; Walk the vance programs have been SMORGASBORD BUFFET Brotherhood. A-3; The Thomaji ***’P'**^ Land, A-I; Miracle in make his Denver debut persistently telling us 10 a.m. to 2 D . m . with the orchestra. Soloists Affair. B: Three Guns .Soho, A-3; C u rtain Call at Cac means "The Deer,” rounded tus C reek. A -l. will be soprano Claudia for ' Texas, A-l: Three — in the At- Asserted Chilled Juices • Troy of Assorted Fresh Fruit • Kodeta tic. B; Tony Rome. A-3: Torture THURSDAY. FEB. 6 off the first half of the Figs • Prunes • Melen lolls • Fruit Cecktoil * Citrus Fruit Sections Cummings, Argentine con Garden. A-2; Wait Until Dark. Golden Gloves. A-l; SiStallion program. Technically, this Morinoted Herring • Cettoge Cheese with Chives • Chef's Tossed Cembinofien Soled—Choice of Dressings * Asst. Fruit Jelle Solods tralto Norma Lerer. tenor A-2; West Side Story. A-3; Yel Road. A-2; Curtain Call at Cac tus Creek. A-l; Miracle in Soho, Rico Serbo, and baritone low Submarine. A-l. Coftee Coke A-3; The Billionaire. A-3; Please Asserted Deughnul Asserted Sweet Rells James Tippey. Denver’s COLUMBINE •lueberry Muftins On Television Don't Eat the Daisies. A-2; Har Steak House & Lounge Classic Chorale will serve vey, A-2; Fighter Squadron, A-l; 16 O r T-Bone Scrambled Eggs • Hosh Browned Potatoes • Sliced as the chorus. SATURDAY. FEB. 1 Conflict, A-2. U.S.n.A. Choice .... $2.50 In Fast Company. A-2; Tartan FRIDAY. FEB. 7 Sugar-Cured Virginia Ham • Breakfast Sausages • Choice Sirloin ...... 1.70 and the Green Goddess. A-I; Little Miss Marker. A-2; In Creamed Chipped Beef — Toasted English Muffins • ('hoice Filet Mignon . l.KO Tall Story, B; Mad Little Island. O ur T im e. A -l; Conflict. A-2: Chicken Livers. Au Sherry • Colves Sweetbreads, includes. Salad, Baked Po- listens to Bach and dances $ A-2: MonHter on thr Campun, A- Penelope, A-3; The Furien, B; 3; Whiplash. B; Gunfight in Abi- The Covered Wagon. A-2; Spar- Uito and Coffee Bordelaise • Corned Beef Hash • Southem Fried SATRIANO Special Children's Portions Country Chicken • Corn Fritters • Hot Cakes cooked to Simon and Garfunkel. lene. A-2; The Doomsday Flight, lacus, A-3; Saskatchewan. A-2; A-3; Bang. Bang. A-3; Phantom Woman in White. A-2; Mondo All Dinners complete to order— (in the Flovor of the W eek) BROTHERS of the Opera. A-2; Foreign In- Cane. A-4; Yellowstone Kelly, A- Ws Serve Only the TOP QUALITY She also uses CHECK’N'CREDIT M EATS , U.S. Choice o r P rim e trigue, A-2; City Across the 1; On the Waterfront. A-2: Mars JANITORIAL SERVICE Open 11 a.m .-2:00 a.m . D aily Syrups J r llio i C o tto * Needs Women. A-3; Battle of when her funds run a little short. INC. 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University o f Tennessee and a graduate student at Saint Jude Parish St. Elizabeth Parish be held on Tuesday and They are Dr. Cameron E. the university’s Medical (Denver) — St. Jude’s (Denver) — The members Thursday of each week. Berry, who did undergrad School. He did his intern Adult Club will sponsor a of the Altar and Rosary Parishioners are urged to uate work at Colorado Col ship at the University of dance for parishioners and Society will hold a meeting invite relatives, friends lege before studying at the Colorado Medical Center. their friends on Feb. 14, Feb. 4. at 1 p.m., in the and neighbors to attend. •Jniversity of Colorado meeting room of the school Medical School, and Dr. He served two years in 8:30 p.m. to midnight, at the S t. Lo u is Wolhurst Country Club. basement. Election of offi (^ n e H. Moore, in private the Air Force School of cers for the ensuing year St. Louis Parish Aviation Medicine, now the The "Action Brass” will (Englewood) — St. Louis practice for four years in will be held. A social hour Palm Springs, Calif., before School of Aerospace Medi provide the Music. Tickets has a hospitality commit with refreshments will fol coming here. cine, and then did a four- are $2 per person and can tee to call on new mem be picked up after each low the business meeting. The appointments in year residency at the Un bers of the parish: anyone Mass the next two Sun Veteran Workers Honored creased the number of iversity of Colorado Medi Mother of God knowing of any newcom days. pathologists to four. Dr. cal Onter. Mother of God Parish ers should call Mrs. Peg Sister Mary Kieran, administrator of Denver’s Mercy Hospital, congratu Religious education class Morgan Berthrong is direc (Denver) — Plans are Isenberg 781-0383. She lates two 20-year employes at the hospital’s annual Service Awards Ban for the parents of elemen being made for a Valen tor of laboratories at Pen tary children will be held will contact one of the quet. Virgil Jefferson of the hospital’s sanitation and housekeeping depart tine’s Day card party to be couples on her committee ment and Mrs. Zenobia Maxwell, a licensed practical nurse, were among 46 rose Hospital, and Dr. on Feb. 1. Topic o f the held in the church hall Donald Dawson has been a second class is "Communi to ask them to call upon employes honored. Mercy employs 800. Feb. 14. sponsored by the pathologist there since cations”. Speakers will be the newcomers acquainting Altar and Rosary Society. 1964. Steve Hall and Mike them with the various pro A dessert luncheon will grams available to them in Dr. John Rice, formerly Welch. be served at 12:30 p.m. at Penrose Hospital, is now A meeting for all those the parish. Hospital Honors Employes Reservations may be made a member of the staff at who have made a Cursillo St. Louis is planning to by calling Mrs. Robert the University of Vermont will be held Feb. 4. 8 p.m., begin a pre-school religion Schauer, ticket chairman, Mercy Hospital honored Honors for 20 years of Struna, Ruth Thompson, Medical School. at the parish center. class on Sundays during 244-5152, or Wilma Gal- 46 employes at the Hospi- service went to Virgil Jef- and Plasida Valdez; Berry, a native of Moose- An inquiry class for non the 9:30 Mass in the new igher, general chairman, school. These classes would tal’s sixth annual Employe ferson and Zenobia Max- For 5 years: Virginia jaw, Sask., majored in Catholics is held on Service well; for 15 years: Iva 777-5339. Tickets are $1 be for infants through 5 Awards Dinner Adams, Juliana Archuletta, chemistry at Colorado Col W^ednesday at 8 p.m.. in Jan. 24. Branham, Alice Carlson, each and will be sold after years of age. Dolores Sang Hazel Barnes, Mary Dick lege, where he was grad the parish center located Rosemary Cross, Mary erson, June Dreyfus, Phyl uated in 1952. He played all the Masses Feb. 2 and er is willing to take over The employes and their at 9301 W. Tennessee. Cora Gallegos. Betty heth- lis Hawk, Juanita Hermo- freshman and varsity hock Feb. 9. this worthwhile program if spouses were feted for Christ the King cote, Violet Rousses, Clau- sillo, Marjorie Howard, ey four years, and was a St. Catherine's sufficient help is available reaching plateaus of 20. dina Stewart, Edna Vera Knight, Virginia member of the college’s Christ the King Parish to her. This program will 15, 10 and 5 years o f ser Renewal St. Catherine Parish Thompson and Alice W il Martinez. Norma Mc N C AA championship team (Denver) — The monthly begin Feb. 2, with registra vice to the hospital. Per Father E. J. Prenovoet, (Denver) — The Holy liams; Daniel, Dorothy Montgo- in 1950. paper drive will be held tion being held before the sonalized gold service pins C.S.P., will ojjen a three- Name Society’s Sweetheart niery, Jean Nisky, Vance He graduated from the after all the Masses on 9:30 a.m. Mass. Anyone were presented by Sister week Parish Renewal pro Dance will be held Feb. 1. For 10 years: Hannah Prince, Margaret Raetz, University of Colorado Feb. 2. Parishioners and having the time to assist Mary Kieran, administra gram in St. Joan of Arc There will be dancing from Hoard, Tom Ibarra, Mary friends are asked to bag or in this program is asked to tor. Mildred Schulze, Rose Ska- M edical School in 1958 parish, Arvada, Feb. 2. 9 p.m. until 1 a.m., with Ann Manzanares. Flora la, Frances Smith, Jewel tie all types of papers and call Miss Sanger at 761- and served his internship Father Prenevost will refreshments and a dutch The 46 em ployes who Morris, Josephine Parker, Smith, Angelina Soto, Ro bring to the truck parked 0845. at King County Hospital, speak at all the Sunday lunch included at $5 a received the pins had a Diane Pasbrig, Gertrude berta Stanley, John Seattle. From Seattle he in the lot for this purpose. Parishioners arc asked to Masses on opening day. couple. Proceeds are for Rinehart, Eustasio Sena, The annual school car reserve Feb. 14 for the combined total o f 410 Thames and Woodley Wil went to the Yuba County Special programs during the school athletic pro years of service. Marjorie Snell, Justine son. nival will be held Feb. 14 new all Parish Organiza Hospital in California, and the renewal period include gram. was physician for the Ca beginning at 2 p.m. Games Altar and Rosary Com tions meeting, this one to schedules for junior and o f all kinds will be avail be sponsored by the Mens’ nadian hockey team at the senior high school stu munion Sunday is Feb. 2; Winter Olympics at Squaw able! Supper will be served members will receive at Club and Holy Name So As many m embers as Pope Says Unity dents, men, women and from 4 to 7 p.m. in the ciety. possible are requested to Valley in 1960. family night liturgical ser the 7:30 a.m From 1960 to 1962, he cafeteria featuring food N o tre D a m e be present to participate in vices on Fridays. from La Hacienda along Wheat Ridge the election of officers and was a member of the staff Notre Dame Parish Requires Outlook o f the University of Colo with hot dogs, dessert and Sts. Peter and Paul Par to conduct necessary busi Denver) — The Altar and rado pathology department beverages. Three awards ish (Wheat Ridge) — A ness. Officers and commit Rosary Society will sponsor under Berthrong, then 3( will be given. Further in retreat for women of the. tee members will present a white elephant auction head o f the department. fii formation may be obtained parish will be held at the reports and an interesting Change in Church BAKERIES on Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. A From 1962 to 1965, he S) from Mrs. Gene Reidy, El Pomar Retreat House in . , , meeting is anticipated, Home of Fine Pastries professional auctioneer has Refreshme'nts w ill be Vatican City — In hu was on* the staff of the 377-2864. chairman o f the Colorado Springs over the errors which marked these 66 So. Broadway been hired; and husbands, served mility, charity and hope University of California Dt event. weekend ol Feb. 7, 8, 9. separations.” 3100 So. Sheridan friends and neighbors may Catholics must suffer the Donner Radiation Labora N. The CYO-sponsored Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon, 1500 E. Colfax attend. C u r e d 'A rs wounds in the mystical We can no longer be con tory in Berkeley. From C£ Brotherhood Service will chairman, announces reser 2410 E. 3rd Ave. Women are needed for C ure d’ A rs P a ris h and visible body of Christ, tent with a mere attitude 1965 u n til coming here I 1673 So. Colo. Blvd. be held at 7:30 p.m. on vations may be made by the "Over-Forty” Circle. St. (Denver) — On Jan. 31, recognizing the share they o f defense, said the Pope, this month, he was pathol m< Feb. 9. A "CofTee House” phoning her at 424-7173, Anne Circle has a wedding the regular St. John Vian- have in the guilt for these "we must at ‘ least suffer fr£ will follow in the parish or Mrs. Margaret Malone project and needs more ney society meeting w ill be wounds. from the lacerations in the an hall. All teens are invited. at 424-4386. A $5 deposit helping hands. Call Mil held at 8 p.m. Father This was Pope Paul’s mystical and visible body I is required with the reser S t. Jo h n 's dred Kania at 985-8896. David L. Hartenbach, S.J., central thought in a recent o f Christ. We must humbly thi vation. Transportation in St. John the Evangelist A follow-up meeting for principal of Regis High recognize the share of ha' the form o f car pools can address to a general audi GIVE Parish (Denver) — A discussion of organization School, will be guest moral guilt which Cathol pre be arranged. ence in which he discussed "What’s Happening” in the of a parish Boy Scout speaker. the question o f Christian ics may have in these Th. Parish Saving Stamp Church, in the parish, in Troop will be held Jan. 30 The Mardi Gras Ball will unity. ruins.” pre the community now and in Drive will be March 9. at 7:30 p.m. in the parish be held Feb. 15 at Cure of He told the audience "W e must appreciate all the future will be the topic Parishioners are asked to hall. d’Ars Catholic Church, A ruuiM ger that the cause of Christian the good of the Christian under discussion by a bring as many books of The Notre Dame Athlet 3200 Dahlia st. Cost will Rel unity "requires us Cathol patrimony that has been professional panel from saving stamps as they can ic Association needs men be $5 per couple with or edu ics to change our outlock preserved and cultivated Washington, D.C. This to Mass with them on that basketball coaches to help without costumes. Dinner, TMK HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH tivi day and depmsit them in and therefore our practical among the separated broth panel has been invited to coach boys’ teams in the dancing, and bar '‘rom 8 attitude.” con the receptacles for this basketball program for the p.m. to 1 a.m.; two drinks ers,” he stressed. "W e m u^ adn come to St. John’s in Den Have you ever wished your family had a nun? purpose in the vestibule of, youth of the parish. Call per couple free. pray, and pray steadily dioc ver not only to aid the TH E P O P E said, Cath- Now you can have a 'nun of your own’—and parishioners but any and the church. Ken Tomlinson, 985-7478. ^ ^ and wholeheartedly, that A olics "must now look in a we may deserve their sat share forever in all the good she does.. . . Who D X f O a k C r e e k G ut all who are interested in W e lb y bt. Rose of Lima st. Martin’s (Oak Creek) new spirit” at separated is she? A healthy wholesome, penniless girl in discovering a more pene isfaction.” scri Our Lady of Assumption St. Rose of Lima Parish ^ Parishioners of St. Mar- Christians and at the "con her teens or early twenties, she dreams of the trating way of living the true Parish (Welby) — The A l (Denver) - The Christian tin’s Church. Oak Creek. troversies and doctrinal YOU day she can bring God’s love to lepers, or blessings of the risen **WE M U ST resume, Family Movement groups elected Mr. and Mrs, Cecil CAN'T phans. the aging. . . . Help her become a Sis "li Christ. tar and Rosary Society will with dignity, of course, and low, in the parish will hold an Weston to represent the GO ter? To pay all her expenses this year and next "What’s Happening” will receive corporate commun with the prudence required nial introduction meeting of the Toponas-Yampa area on YOURSELF, she needs only $12.50 a month ($150 a year, be held at St. John’s ion at the 7:30 a.m. Mass Parish Plans by grave and difficu lt SUTK Keb. 2. CFM on Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. the Parish Council for a SO TRAIN $300 altogether). She'll write you to express School, 620 Elizabeth. Feb. questions, cordial friendly the in the basement o f the period of thiee years. The A her thanks, and she’ll pray for you at daily 7, 8, 9 and 10. Supper will The monthly meeting of contacts with the brothers grow church. CFM members try election was held after Spaghetti Fete SISTER Mass. In just two years you’ll have a 'Sister of the Altar and Rosary will who are still divided from be provided the 8th and to gain a better under- Mass Jan. 26. your own'. . . . We'll send you her name on and be held in the cafeteria at us.” the Pope emphasized. 9th. For more details call standing o f their Faith Elected for a two-year O n Feb. 9 receipt of your first gift. As long as she lives go. \ 8 p.m. Feb. 3. But the Pope warned 377-3491 or 377-9827. through group discussions term were Mr. and Mrs. you'll know you are helping the pitiable people a ri{ The Altar and Rosary Catholics "not to compro St. Patrick and practice it through Mark Williams of Phipps- she cares for. . . . Please write us today so she next St. Francis de Sales Society o f the Shrine of St. mise the progress and the back St. Patrick Parish positive action. burg. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. can begin her training. She prays someone will Anne will sponsor its 33rd outcome of a cause o f such St. Francis de Sales Par (Denver) — Members of Refreshments w ill be Hamidy of Oak Creek were help. annual spaghetti dinner ish (Denver) — The in the Altar and Rosary So served at the introduction chosen for a one-vear term, supreme importance as Feb. 9. quiry class for adults, ciety will receive Commun meeting. For information, A ll three couples were that of authentic ecumen "WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT INDIA?" Serving hours will be 1-7 Catholic and non-Catholic, ion corporately at the 8 call Mrs. Pete Aluise at members of the original ism by superficial, hasty resumes this week, meet a.m. Mass on Feb. 2. On p.m. in the Shrine o f St. proceedings which may 935-6561. council elected a year ago. □ The parishioners gather the stones and do ing in the rectory Monday Feb. 4 at 1:30 p.m. in the Anne School gym. Adult have the reverse effect.” the construction free-of-charge, under their par Mr. and Mrs. (5uido Ros- and Wednesday evenings school, the Altar and Ro C a t h e d r a l tickets are $1.50 and chil ish priest's direction. That's how in India a si will represent the He warned against "dan HOW at 8:15 p.m. A non-Catho- sary Society will hold their The Cathedral Parish dren 11 years and under church, school, rectory and convent can be Knights of Columbus, as gerous and harmful phe TO lic starting this week and monthly meeting followed Credit Union will hold its will be admitted for 75 built for only $10,000. . . . Name the parish they did last year. Guido nomena” that can arise HELP attending regularly twice a by a Valentine party. Each annual membership meet cents. A family ticket THEM for your favorite saint, wc'll erect a permanent Rossi is the district deputy from a sudden enthusiasm week can be prepared for member attending the par ing on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. 'which includes parents and HELP plaque asking prayers for your loved ones, if of the Knights in this for reconciliation between reception into the Church ty is to bring a Valentine in the basement of the their children 11 and un THEMSELVES you build a parish in '69 as your once-in-a- area. Mr. and Mrs. W il Catholics and other Chris before Easter. All pari and a 50 cent handkerchief Cathedral. All members der. is available for $5. lifetime mission gift. . . . Write Monsignor liam Redmond will repre tians. Some symptoms of shioners are requested to for exchange. and guests are welcome. "Take-Out” orders will be Nolan for details. sent the altar and Rosary this "uncautious ecumeni bring their interested The credit union has paid filled for those who have O Archbishop Mar Gregorios will write person Society. Mrs. Redmond is cal haste” must be consid neighbors and relatives. Guardian Angels 4.8 per cent dividend in illness at home and are ally to say where lie'll locate it if you enable ered; the Pope said. Guardian Angels Parish 1968. president of the society. unable to come to the gym him to buy ($975) two acres of land as a model The Holy Name society A t the suggestion of last w ill sponsor a pre-Lenten (Denver) - Potluck dinner T h o rn to n for dinner, but containers farm for a parish priest. Raising his own food, at 7 p.in. Feb. 4 will pre year’s council, parishioners must be provided. "TH O SE for instance, the priest can teach his parishioners how to in M dance and social on Feb. 1, Holy Cross Parish also chose two young p>eo- who believe that every in the high school cafeteria cede tho regular 8 p.m. Thornton) — Holy Cross The dinner, prepared by crease their crop production. (A hoe costs only meeting of Altar and Ro ple to sit on the council. thing is burdensome and $1.25. a shovel $2.35.) from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tick Altar Society will meet on the Italian ladies of the sary Society. Each member Those chosen for this year blameworthy in the Catho □ In the hands of a thrifty native Sister your ets at $3.50 per couple Feb. 3. Rosary will be said parish, will include spa are Steve Rossi, son of Mr. lic camp are no longer in a gift in any amount ($1,000, $750, $500, $250, may be purchased at the is asked to bring one dish in the church at 7:45 p.m., ghetti and meatballs, sal and a guest. February is and Mrs. Joseph Rossi o f a position to promote effec $100, $75. $50. $25. $15. $10. $5. $2) will door. and the business meeting ad. relish, roll, beverage membership drive month. ranch near Phippsburg, tiv e ly and usefully the fill empty stomachs with milk, rice, fish and will follow in Ave Maria and home-made pie. S t. J a m e s and Maureen Redmond of Among those who have cause of unity,” he said. vegetables. . . . If ybu feel nobody needs you. Hall. On the program will a ranch near Yampa. Blessed Sacrament helped prepare the spa The Pope cited recent help feed these hungry boys and girls! St. James Parish be Mrs. Edward H ubs D uring the past week ghetti dinner for many "episodes of so-called ’inter (Denver) — Inquiry classes Blessed Sacrament speaking on Women In wall to wall carpeting was years are Jennie Spanry, communion.’ ” for prospective converts are Church (Denver) — First Community Serivee. installed in the hall in the D e a r ENCIOSEO PLEASE ElNO $ . Carmella and Dick Ghilar- Montignor Nolan: being held each Wednesday Saturday devotions honor Another highlight of the church basement. Mrs. ducci, Maxine Spano, Flor He said that "imprudent evening at 7:30 p.m. in the ing Our Lady of Fatima evening w ill be refresh Guido Rossi was chairman zeal” was singled out by C.Y.O. room. These a»e will follow the 7:50 a.m. ence Spano, Florence Pedo- Please ments served as a "Tasting o f the committee chosen to the Second Vatican Council conducted by Father Mar Mass on Feb. 1, with all ta, Mary DeBell, Mary return coupon Bee.” Each member is re purchase and help install as a factor that could hin with your tin Weber. Mapelli, Mary Vendegna, day Exposition of the quested to bring her favor the carpet. She was assist- der the true progress of offering L! Lucy and Mary Losasso, The February meeting of Blessed Sacrament. Recita ite dessert for tasting and cd in the installation by and Clara Lombardi. This Christian unity. the P.T.A. beginning a tion of the Rosary, prayers several copies of the recipe Mr. Elmer Anderson and year, Estelle Keever is THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION new semester will take the of reparation, and prayers for a minimal purchase fee Mr. Joseph Petranovich. Ast4 serving as general chair form of a pot luck dinner. of petition for world peace, by other members. Carpeting matching the Stadle man of the afiair. i Since the move to Grand "'•H conducted hourly A ll women of the parish nave o f the church was NEAR EAST remain Junction of the Men’s Club by parish organizations. are welcome. Anyone need also installed in the narth- S E L L 4 L E S S scene p|*e8ident, Dick Sherry, the There will be a 5:30 p.m. ing a ride may call Mrs. ex and sacristy. The Altar MISSIONS dren h newly elected president is evening Mass, and the Charles Cato, 288-4006. MOST REV TERENCE J COOKE. President Theatr and Rosary Society has MSGR JOHN G. NOLAN. National Secretary Dave Costeho; and his po- devotions w ill end at 9 The annual meeting of pledged to pay half of the p.m. F D RU G S T O R E W rite ' C ath o lic N ear East W cLrARi A s s q c . sition as Secretary has P Reposition, Holy Cross Credit Union cost o f all the carpeting 330 Madison Avenue • New York. N.Y. 10017 and 3 been asi^med by Bob Mor- The Holy Name Society will be held at 3 p.m. Feb. Telephone; 212/YUkon 6 5840 Bonfils with the church paying the u t t u t o n , C*to. iurity. will meet on Feb. 5 at 8 2, at Ave Maria Hall. other Thursday, January 30, 1969 THE REGISTER/ DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Sec. 2/ Page 3 Vatican Places Controversial. Cultural Center 'Off Limits'
Cuernavaca, Mexico — ”I Bishop Mendez, Monsignor tionary political activity, tro Intercultural de Docu- ^ indeed sad. yet hopeful. Illich said: "With this let- Even though Monsignor mentacion) has no official Ihe roots of my mind and ter, I say everything which Illich has been particularly connection w ith the of my heart have taken in I intend to say on the sub- careful to avoid linking his Church, although about 20 soil of the Roman ject, either to you or to center with this type of per cent of its students are Church • •• , c . .. others.” activity, numerous social Catholic priests or mem ^ i s summed up the atti- In this same letter, Mon- and political radicals have bers of religious orders tude of Monsignor Ivan II- signor Illich acknowledged pass^ through his cultural who intend to serve in lich, controversial founder receipt of two documents: and language training ses- Latin America or among of a Latin American cul- "The letter from Cardinal sions, justifying for some, Spanish-speaking people in tural center in Cuemava- Seper and the draft of the the accusation the United States. ca, when he announced his decree announced by the • Last year the Monsi The 42-year-old Vienna- been placed "off Holy OfTice by which Cl- gnor „ — irritated______Church offi-..... born Monsignor is a priest limits by Vatican officials. DOC is banned by the cials when he criticized the of the New York arch The restriction against Church, and clerics, Reli American Church’s mis diocese. He studied philoso Mothers Keep Up With CCD the center was issued by gious and nuns are forbid- sionary program to Latin phy and theology at the Father Ralph F. Taylor, S.J., discusses contemporary religious education with, from left, Mrs. Cardinal Franjo Seper, the den any and all access to America. For vhis sugges Gregorian University in Leonard Thome and Mrs. Albert Satriano of St. Catherine’s parish and Mrs. Louis Straub, Mrs. head of the Congregation this center, its courses and tion — that North Ameri Rome and was ordained in Manuel Gonzales and Mrs. James Pacheco of Guardian Angels parish. for the Doctrine o f the its services.” cans declare a three-year 1951. Faith. It was communicat- The letter from Cardinal moratorium on mission ac- From 1951 to 1956 he ed in a letter to Bishop Seper made reference to tivity in Latin America in worked among Puerto Ri- Sergio Mendez Arceo of Monsignor Illich’s willing- order to avoid imposing cans in New York. He was Program Links CCD, Adult Classes Cuernavaca. ness to "think with the the culture of the United then named vice rector of Church.” States on the area — he Religious education direc for the quadrant, said a dealing with Scripture, The CCD classes include the Catholic University in MONSIGNOR IL L IC H "Father Illich.” the Car- was verbally and financial tors in the northwest quad trimester schedule — three conscience, laymen in the liturgical celebration; class- Puerto Rico, where he said the letter referred to dinal’s letter said, "has ly lambasted by Cardinal rant of the Denver metro weeks of classes, separated world, religious education room Masses have been started a center to train "many complaints that often professed hi.s willing- Richard Cushing of Boston. politan area have hit on a U.S. teachers, social work by ~ e k breaks - was ^hniques liturgy aad ofTered by Father Cajjoll have been b ro u g ^ to ness to thTrTk a ^ T a ; " In other articles. Monsi way for the parents to ers and clergy to prepare adopted to provide instruc- "You and Your Children” and by Father David Har Holy See regarding the the Church and Supreme gnor Illich ha.s been out keep up with what their tion for the entire quad- in the six-week course. tenbach, S.J., principal of for work among Puerto unfortunate effects that the PontilT. This is an occasion spoken and uncompromis teen-age kids are learning rant this year. Ken Jones, The CCD classes the Regis High School, Ricans coming to the U.S. instruction given in” his in which he can, led by ing in his views concerning In 1960 he was among in religion class. religious education coordi- youngsters attend are lim- H en drick s sa id the center brings about. this intention, offer his priesthood. "clericalism” the founders o f the center Mothers and fathers at nator for St. Catherine’s ited in size to 15 students, courses, utilizing teachers tend adult education classes No specific charge.s, how- opinions as a spiritual sac- celibacy, bishops, and the in Cuernavaca. He received parish, is director of the The classes, conducted on who are paid for the ser- work of the Church in Lat concurrently with the ever, were levied against rifice.” successive permissions to program; Sister Ignatius. Tuesday evenings from 7 vices, feature guest speak- center Monsienor II in America. His writings I weekly CCD classes con renew his contract with C.S.M., serves as CCD to 8:30 p.m., include five ers and film presentations lich said he was particular- IN R E SPO N SE to ques- ducted for junior and high however, have been re the center from both Car principal, aided by Sister seventh grade sections, two regularly. jy "distressed” by the tions about the Vatican’s ceived w’ith clamor by lib school students. All classes dinal Francis Spellman Judia. eighth grade sections, two The current session in vagueness of the condem-action. Monsignor Illich erals in both .Nortli Ameri are held at Cabrini Memo and Archbishop Terence Father Elmer J. Carroll, ninth grade sections and the three-part series in- nation "We cannot defend said he has "absolutely ca and Latin America. rial School. Cooke. S.J., set up the adult edu- one section each for the volves Guardian Angels ourselves against a non-- decided to stay on” m his • Cardinal Se|>er made George Hendricks, coordi CIDOC is a Mexican 2. cation program; he and 10th, 11th and 12th grade and St. Catherine’s parish- specific accu.sation. nor can post at the center. mention of a sensitive membership corporation nator o f religious education guest lecturers conduct it, students. 11 1 ♦ understand it as a di- Although no charges point with Vatican offi under a five-man board, ‘y rective to change our were specified in the Vati- cials: the various activities which includes four profes- y. methods.” can action, three major of the center "have not 50,5 from the National taken the form of any ec 'g He added that he regrets issues were rumored as University of Mexico. Mon Detroit Synod To Cop Three to clesiastic institution, but te the possibility that his annoyances sufficient signor Illich is the fifth d name and the name of the elicit the condemnation: have their authority de member of the board. center may become "the • Monsignor Illich is fined only by civil laws, so focal point for still another well known as a social re- that the sacred hierarchy MONSIGNOR ILLICH Years of Intense Preparation tragic round of disruption former and several South cannot have any influence also disclosed that he has , ^ and uncreative uproar Am erican bishops have on them directly received formal permission Detroit — Three years of S U B S T A N T IA L changes er central offices main- rest o f the members o f within the Church ” promoted vague charges to live as a layman. "speak-up” and "feedback” in structure are involved, tained are Christian Ser- their committee approval. that the center is a seed THE CENTER (CIDOC Reactions to the Vatican will reach a climax March One of the most significant vice. Christian Worship, In some cases still more IN HIS LETTER to bed of heresy and revolu- for its Spanish title: Cen- action stirred controversies 30. Palm Sunday, with the is the establishment of the Administrative Services; changes were made, among Monsignor Illich’s first Detroit Archdiocesan vicariate system in the Planning and Communica- supporters and critics. A Synod. archdiocese that already is tions. THE FINAL "Feedback Art, Music Appreciation chancery official in New Archbishop John F. well underway. Session” will be held Feb. York told the New York Dearden, president of the Bishop Gumbleton de- EACH V IC A R IA T E in- 15. Then all those involved Times: "It’s tragic that the National Conference of scribed the vicariates as a eludes 12 to 15 parishes, in the pre-Synodal deanery Church would make off Catholic Bishops, will pro realignment of the pastoral grouped homogenously, meetings, will meet again Featured in Spring Session limits a source o f so much mulgate the Synod docu office of the archbishop as Chairmen have been ap- — 1.166 of them, plus one By Elaine Coyle Catering to the *whims of challenge and growth, ment — the legislative act carried on by his priests, pointed for each, but the representative from each of the class, he will demon- In a letter sent by Cardi framing the future of the with the purpose o f es- vicars are to be elected by the new vicarates on each An afternoon at the strate w'ith records and his nal Seper to all bishops archdiocese. tablishing much closer priests — assisted to some of the nine commi.ssions Denver Art Museum or an and religious superiors who Literally hundreds of communication between degree, by a process yet to for a last consideration of evening at the Denver own piano playing, giving his students an opportunity have men attending the thousands of Catholics the Ordinary and his cler- be spelled out, by laymen. the document before final Symphony can be an exhil center, the Cardinal said have participated in the gy. The vicars, Bishop Gum- revision. arating experience or one to hear, analyze, and ap preciate many different the center was "not at all presy nodal preparations. "A bishop thinks of him- bleton said, "will stand in "This was a monumental of baffied boredom, depend- adequate” to train clergy The Synod document will self as a pastor first, and the place of the archbishop job. reflecting the thinking one s background forms of music. Father Greenslade is a men and there was "no present the refined result only secondarily as an in his pastoral role, and it of the 1.5 million Catholics and knowledge of art or graduate of the Pontifical reason to expect any of their work under nine administrator,” he said, is through their carrying in the archdiocese, measur- music. Institute o f Sacred Music spieedy change for the bet general headings; Laity, "This new' structure makes out the pastoral, leadership ing this thinking against .Most wonder what the and has studied piano at ter.” Religious, clergy, worship, this concept possible.” function that it will be- what is possible under artist or composer is trying Manhattanville College. He education, missionary ac Establishment of the 25 come crystal clear that the Canon Law and Vatican to convey to us in his has also been music direc tivity, ecumenical affairs, vicariates stemmed from archbishop is the chief pas- Council II, translating it work, and most come away Bacon & Schramni tor of shows at Machebeuf. community affairs and two developments — intro- tor of the archdiocese.” into accurate distillation,” not knowing, but wishing Compo*ition Roofing St. Joseph and Cathedral administration of the Arch duction of the office of The vicars, who will Father Monticello said. we knew. The pleasure we Tile Roofing diocese of Detroit. episcopal vicar by Vatican have the power o f the derive from viewing art or high schools. His class will Roof Repairing listening to music depends be held at H oly Fam ily 4020 Brighton Blvd. Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Council II and eflbrts to vicar general in th eir 244.6503 Gumbleton proudly de improve the relationship vicariates, will meet regu- John XXIII greatly on how much we high school every Wednes scribed the Synod as a between the archbishop larly with the archbishop know about the medium day from 7;30 to 9:30 p.m., true grass roots program. and his priests and people, and the other vicars. and about the artist or Feb. 12 through March 19. CHERRELYN "It has grown from be The structural change " ... This body of men Center composer. Rev. Robert Greenslade For further information, DRUG STORE low,” he said. "The ceremo involves elimination of the will be a decision-making To relax truly in this call 355-0947 or 424-6536. music will be explored by In Sickness end m Heellh nial celebration on Palm chancery, effected last group, and ... the line of Schedule pressure world with music, Father Greenslade in his School To Close Ph
tion in New York’s schools "4. There is a clear and control of local school dis IN THE PROBATE COURT Clergy Night Honors Priests as reaching the crisis level. present danger that school tricts; In and lor Iho City and County ol Oonvor and In a 25-page preliminary children in the city have • "Anti-Jewish incidents Slato ol Colorado Thi- Metro Denver Chapter of Knights of Columbus sponsored the annua Clergy Night Jan. 21. report, the 56-year-old been infected by the anti- during and connected with No. P-6967 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Special guests were Archbishop James V. Casey and retired Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Fathers Jewish human relations Semitic preachings of Neg the 1968 school strike; and Estate Ol Anita Creaghe Hillyer Peter Urban and John Padberg, S.J., provided the musical entertainment. Shown, from left: Stand- agency presented the re ro extremists who, in some • "Anti-Semitic activities (Deceased) inir Co-Chairman Robert Davis. Father Urban. Father Padberg and Chairman Lee Cleary; seated, sults of a survey it con cases, are teachers and to in the controversy over No. P 6967 _ . w m . rN______¥..v%Ir I? Wniii^CAn anrl Notice Is hereby given that I have Chaplain Father Robert F. Houlihan, Metro Denver Chairman Jack F. Knudsen and State Deputy ducted of the city. The full whom these youngsters school make-up time that filed my final report In the Probate Court ol the City and County of Den A n drew J. Marlelon. report will be published in increasingly look for lead followed settlement o f the ver. Colorado, and that any person the spring. ership .. strike.” desiring to obiect to the same shall file written objection with the said court on or before February 17, 1969. TH E R E P O R T includes DENVER UNITED STATES Washington Archdiocese NATIONAL BANK numerous incidents of R. A . W illia m s , anti-Semitism before, dur Memorial Planned Trust Officer E xe cutor ing. and since the school Joseph L. Sweeney Accused of Paternalism strike last fall, as well as Attorney for the estate For Former Great 1120 Security Life Building excerpts from anti-Semitic D enver. C olorado 80202 Washington — The • The overwhelming "For its part, the arch materials that achieved Telephone 222 8994 Church is "patemalisti-’ ” majority o f teachers and (Published In the North Denver 1319 diocese ... is proud of the some distribution during Denver Catholic Register) and its leader’s attitudes students in archdiocesan work is has undertaken in the controversy. Books Director First Publication: January t6, 1969 On Feb. 1. North Denver Last Publication: February 6, 1969 Council 3.319 will hold its "permit racism to flourish schools are white. More our community in the past, Schary said his organiza ninth annual Sweetheart in a number of archdioce- over. "the Church has of the projects it has un tion decided to conduct the By Marge Heffron ers who were in the adult IN THE PROBATE COURT san programs.” failed to introduce black Marguerite Caro, former discussion program and In And for lh« City and Ball, at the Colorado derway and of its plans for survey because the anti- County of Dtnver and Grange Hall. 2475 W. 26th This charge was made by history into the curriculum the future... Jewish manifestations coordinator of the Great later became members of Slats of Colorado members o f four lay and of the archdiocesan school Books program, retired last the Archdiocesan Board of No. P-31460 Ave., from 9 to p.m. 1 a.m. were of such a violent and NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Dancing to the music of clerical groups in the system.” "SATISFACTION will immediate nature. November after more than Directors for JGB, could Estate of M. S. Ridgley. also known as M. S. R id g e le y . a ls o kn o w n a s the Blue Notes will be in Washington archdiocese • The archdiocesan office never be justified so long 15 years of devotion to the not let such a gifted per "W e have responded with Melville S. Ridgley (Deceased) terrupted at 11:00 p.m. against Cardinal Patrick of Urban Affairs, headed as any form of racism or cause o f enriching people’s son’s death pass without No. P-31460 patience and restraint to paying tribute. Notice is hereby given that I have for a buffet. It is open to O'Boyle and his See’s ad by Father Geno Baroni, racial injustice persists in minds through reading and reckless and dangerous filed my final report In the Probate the public, at the cost of ministration. "suffers continually from a our midst. What is faced is discussing great books. She excited all who came Court of the City and County of Den. symptoms,” he said, "but ver, Colorado, and that any person $2.50 per person. The clerical groups are lack of communication a task of gigantic dimen She died Jan. 6, victim in contact with her and we can no longer abide the desiring to object to the same shall the Washington Lay Asso with the priests o f the sions and immense chal o f an automobile accident, fired them with the same file written objection with the said growing tide of indulgence court on or before March 3, 1969. ciation. the Committee for inner city and with the lenges. It will call for the at the age of 56. enthusiasm she had in the Clarence A. Ridgley A u x il ia r y 539 in anti-Semitism on the Freedom in the Church, different strata of the combined best efforts o f all During those 15 years quest for knowledge and E xe cutor On Feb. 4, there will be part of black extremists Casey. Klene. Horan & Archibald the Center for Christian black community.” persons o f good will, hun Marguerite Caro not only truth. She was blessed Attorney for the estate a pot luck supper at 6:30 and the passive attitude of Renewal, and the unofficial The groups recommended dreds o f whom, religious sparked the Great Bcxiks with a dynamic personality 821 Symes Building p.m. in the Carden R(M)m, many whites. Telephone 222 4S55 Association of Washington the following remedies: and laity alike, are already Foundatipn’s Denver area and a unique quality of D enver, C olorado 60202 followed by the regular priests. • Close cooperation of engaged in improving con program from about 250 leadership. She radiated (Published in the meeting at 8 p.m. Mem "O U R RECORD in the Denver Catholic Register) parishes with black-con ditions in our society.” participants in 1959, when vitality. First Publication: January 30, 1969 bers are asked to bring SAID THE Washington trolled community organi Fourteen of 39 members struggle for black oppor she became coordinator, to Last P u b lic a tio n : F e b ru a ry 20, 1969 their favorite dish and Chancery ofllce in reply: zations and the hiring of of the Association of Wash tunity is a clear and volu 1500 in 1968, but also lent M SGR. William Jones, their own tableware. A The charges "must be tak minous one, and we shall In the Probate Court black laymen to be parish ington priests declined to her talents, services and archdiocesan Superintend In and for the Clly and program will be presented en as a sincere effort to representatives. endorse the group state continue to work in this enthusiasm to assist the ent o f Education, will offer County ol Denver and by the telephone company make a contribution to area because we know that Stale of Colorado • Immediate transfer of ment. archdiocesan Junior Great a Mass for her at the re Probate No. P-3i7i2 on interior decorating. Men ward the solution of the inner city priests deemed Spokesmen for other or the majority of black citi Books program in the ear quest of members of the IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE may also attend. many problems in our zens in America are in OF MARY GARGAN COOPER, also insensitive to black per ganizations said their en ly years o f its organization. archdiocesan JGB program. known as MARY G. COOPER, The annual breakfast community.” "The groups’ sons. tire membership was not accord with us. But we The Great Book& Founda (COOPER TRUST) deceased. will be on Feb, 23 at Bas- statement "will be studied will not tolerate the anti- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT • Use of diocesan funds polled on the statement, H E R IN T E R E S T in the tion program has set up a ESTATE OF MARY GARGAN COOP tiens. Tickets are $1.75 per and evaluated.” for development o f commu but they said most mem Semitism which we now parochial junior program Great Books Reserve pro ER, also known as MARY G. COOP person and are available at The Chancery office’s see before us.” ER (COOPER TRUST) PROBATE nity-controlled schools. bers sympathized with it. spurred her to travel ex gram, to aid the two Great NO. P-31712 P R O B A T E COURT IN the meeting or by contact reply criticized in particu AND FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY • Freedom o f priests to After examination o f its tensively throughout the Books people who were in ing Blanche Slama, chair lar the priests for not first OF DENVER STATE OF COLORADO adapt religious education preliminary findings, the metropolitan area to prom ■ the same accident. Notice is hereby given that we have man, at 722-2435. submitting their recom filed our Final Report In the Probate and worship to the black AD L listed the following ote and organize discussion Richard Turnbull, region mendations to archdiocesan Mrs. Caplis conclusions about anti- Court of the City and County ol Den culture. groups in the public al director for the G.B. ver, Colorado, and that any person officials. Semitism in the schools: schools once the foundation desiring lo object to the same shall Wee Directory, • Formation o f a "black Foundation, 41, is im file written objection with the said "1. It has been perpetuat inaugurated its own Junior review board” to pass on Funeral proving, but is still on Court on or before March 14. 1969. T H E "R A C IS T ” charges ed largely by black ex discussion program. Kenneth Cooper Pope Discuss fell into four categories: all appointments to the the critical list. He suf Justin Gargan tremists. Those who knew her, - Orville M. Shockley inner city. fered a collapsed lung and Financial, personnel, sch
Page 6, Sec. 2 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHPIOCESAN EDITIONThur^day^anuary 30, Special Class Teaches Faith To Handicapped The Archdiocesan Religious Education Office cruiting both students and teachers for its expanding special education classes now being conducted at six centers in metropolitan Denver and two in Colorado Springs. The classes are special courses for both the mentally retarded and the hearing handicapped. Sister Suzanne Giblin of the Religious Education Office said the staff feels many children who could benefit from the program are not being reached because parents are unaware of it. Religious education for the handicapped is not new, :'i\l but has been expanded substantially in the archdiocese this year. Of the six programs in op>eration in the Den ver area, four are new in 1968-69. SISTE R Suzanne said a special teacher training pro gram to develop more instructors for the program will be held this spring. Enrollment is expected to increase ) > greatly as more parents learn of the classes, she said, and more teachers will be needed to handle them. Head Teacher Ann Dale conducts a class for the mentally retarded at S t Pius X in Aurora. Her class Special curricula are used for the classes to accommo meets regularly from 9 to 10 a.m. on Saturdays. date the special needs of the children. No age limit is imposed for enrollment, although classes for the hearing Mullen Exam handicapped currently being conducted at St. Francis de Sales’ school are limited to children 7 to 12 who are preparing for first Communion (about 15 are enrolled). For Entrance Jeff Harring’s wheelchair is no barrier for the Largest program under way is at Notre Dame, where Set Saturday "good news" of the Gospel brought to him by classes for both the mentally retarded and the hearing student teacher Mary Tehisen and teacher Terri handicapped are conducted Sundays from 9:30 to 11 Vlacia during a special religious education class a.m.; 39 are enrolled. Mullen Preparatory at Notre Dame, which offers classes both for the Sister Suzanne praised the coordinators o f the pro School will administer its retarded and the hearing handicapped each Sun gram. particularly Mrs. Thomas Carron of Notre Dame entrance examination P'eb. day from 9:30 to 11 a.m. parish, who developed that center’s sp>ecial curriculum, 1 for any eighth or ninth and Mrs. Donald Lehrenz of St. Francis de Sales’ for her grader interested in at service in establishing and maintaining the classes tending the private school, Heights Reports there. conducted by the Christian C O LO R AD O Springs’ two classes include one for the Brothers, in the fall of hearing handicapped, under Maj. Robert V. Arbuckle, 1969. from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. every Sunday at 22 W. Kiowa, New Scholarship and classes in St. Mary’s parish under Father Michael Mullen, at 3601 S. Lo Mullen. well Blvd., offers a college Class schedules for centers in the Denver area and preparatory curriculum. Program Adopted the center coordinators are: Notre Dame: for mentally retarded and hearing hand A new National Public an independent college The test will begin at 9 with an independent board icapped; Sundays, 9:30-11 a.m.; Mrs. Thomas Carron. a.m. and end about noon. Service Scholarship pro Blessed Sacrament; for mentally retarded; Sundays, gram has been announced of trustees, Catholic All are urged to be at church-related, but not 10-11 a.m.; Sister Catherine. Mullen between 8:30 and by Loretto Heights College. St. Francis de Sales: for hearing handicapp>ed; Mon A student qualifies for an controlled. It attracts stu 9. Partial academic schol days, 3:30-4:30 p.m.: Mrs. Donald Lehrenz. NPSS of $2,800 ($700 per dents of all races and arships will be awarded to creeds, providing for them Holy Cross, Thornton: for mentally retarded; Satur the 10 young men scoring year) if one o f her parents f i an atmosphere conducive days, 10-11 a.m.; Mel Heble. highest on the exam. A $2 is employed by a federal, St. Catherine’s, Commerce City: for mentally retard state or local governmental to free inquiry in which fee will be required. ed; Sundays, 9:30-11 a m.; Jenny Cos Y-Leon. agency, and if she stands liberally educated students St. Pius X, Aurora: for mentally retarded; Saturdays in the top third o f her acquire the capacity for 9:10 a.m.; Barbara Wilzoch. Gretchen Breitenstein watches approvingly as Marty Hansford and Tra class academically. and the commitment to de Cox read from a textbook used in special religious education classes at Across the Street From This is not a need-based independent and critical St. Pius X Church. Aurora. NOTRE OAME CHURCH grant. It is based on recog thought. G R E E N nition of publ‘C service and A new "loretto Plan" Hispano Culture M E A D O W S the academe records of the g ive s students a six- to DAR Citizen CONOCO candidates. The scholar eight-month off-campus Livestock Show-Woman Featured At Meeting COMPLETE experience working with ships will be awarded ac Awards Listed AUTOMOTIVE cording to the following governmental and private Hispanic culture will be culture. Dancing exhibi SERVICE criteria: industrial organizations in featured during a special tions and films also will be Is Student of Month Seven students in Catho 319$ So. Sheridan foreign countries and many observance at Metro State included in the daily pro • A notarized statement lic high schools are among sites in this country to College, Denver, Feb. 24- grams, and one booth will A science-minded cattle of a parent’s employment Anna Mary Wysowateky, Denver area girls to be help serve the human 28. serve food identified with feeder is January’s Catho secretary of the Adams presented DAR Good Citi by federal, state or local needs of society as part of Plans for the observance Hispanic people. lic high school Student of County 4-H Club, has zen Awards at the annual governmental agencies. the regular curricular re were made Jan. 19 at a Dr. Daniel Valdes o f the the Month. She’s a senior chalked up an impres.sivc f- DAR Inter-Chapter Tea "Howdy” • High academic quirements for the B.A. meeting o f the college’s Metro State faculty is aid at Marycrest High School. record in competitive show Feb. 8. in Fellowship Hall, achievement as shown by degree. Individually struc Hispano Club with repre ing in coordination o f the ing of Angus cattle. Montview Presbyterian Bob's Place class standing at the end tured majors are chosen sentatives of other campus program. Radio announcer Church, at 2 p.m. ‘I? 300 So. Colo. Blvd. s of the 7th semester and after students return from organizations. Juan Velasquez Cortez will State DAR Regent Mrs. SHE WAS secretary of Cowtown, Colo. the results o f the College the off-campus experience. Father Joseph Torres, provide recorded music to George L. Miller will pres the Colorado Junior Angus w . Board Examinations, both A t Loretto, a new plan of S.J., archdiocesan director be used in creating the ent pins to each winner. Association in 1967 and English and Math sections governance has been adopt of Hispano affairs, present "atmosphere” for the exhib The seven Catholic 1968 — and in the latter (SAT scores). ed which provides for a ed a historical slide lecture it area. school students are Cathy year was chosen Colorado HUNT CLEANERS • Recommendations by system of councils and at the meeting; the club Jo Mauro, Cathedral; Leota the high school principal committees composed of voted to make the presen Junior Angus Queen. COMPLETE LAUNDRY & Reading Scholarships Frazzini, Holy Family; ALTERATION SERVICE and two teachers at the faculty, students and ad- tation a feature of the spe During the recent N a Rosemary Walsh, Mache- S c rv ic in 9 St. Ja m e s'. S t. T heresa's candidate’s high school. ministramrs — all with cial Hispanic culture week. and Christ the King Parishes Six students from Cathe tional Western Stock Show beuf; Pat Du Charme, Applications for the equal votes, who share the Also to be featured will 1 HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANING dral High School have in Denver, she won the Marycrest; Kathy Mc N P ^ will be accepted un responsibility of running be a "telelecture," set up 7301 E.lthAVE.-3SS-9*4a been awarded Reading reserve Angus showman Govern, St. Francis de til April 1. 1969. the institution. This new through Montain States Dynamics scholarships for ship title and took second Sales; Therese Slumski. St. Loretto Heights, a fully plan was so well received Telephone Co., by a na Joseph, and Annette Lub- the spring semester. The and third prizes with her I l i f f REXALL D r u g accredited, independent by the students that they tionally prominent His seven-week course began chenco, St. Mary’s Acade liberal arts college for entries in the Angus heifer voted to dissolve their tra pano. Name of the sf>eaker Jan. 13. Students receiving my. Prescription Druggists women, added the NPSS division. ditional Student Govern will be announced later. the scholarships included: The awards are based on Kirsl in Prescriptions program to a long list of ment Association, feeling The main floor of the James Flanagan, Pete MISS Wysowateky has dependability, service, lead Fast Free Delivery recent new developments. that it is unnecessary now Metro student center will Nielsen, Karen Smith, made her academic mark ership and patriotism. 2238 So. C o lo ra d o Blvd. Operated for 50 years un that students are actually be u.«ed for exhibit booths _____Ph on e 7,57-7677 Katherine Baker. Lou Ann at Marycrest in science. Winners were chosen from der the control o f the Sis a part of the governing featuring various aspects of Silva, and Sharon Adam- three senior class nominees ters of Loretto, it is now body of the college itself. past influences in Hispanic ski. Anna Mary Wyaowateky A member of the Junior in each of the area high COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Academy of Science, she schools. TUNE UP • CARBURETOR AUTO. TRANS. won an honorable mention Your Car Problem — Our Scouting Awards Will Go To 38 Scouts Sunday for her exhibit in the Cathedral Takes 2nd Specialty EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR Archdiocesan Science Fair Cathedral High School in 1968. ONEIDA GARAGE Thirty-eight Boy Scouts James V. Casey at Scout Feb. 9. Father James R. Scouts and Explorers were Michael Pierce. Phillip won second place at the B ill K irh 1400 Oneida 333-}$$$ and Explorers will receive Sunday Ceremonies at Purfield, Scout Chaplain, asked to meet at Cathedral Miera, Joseph Renteria. She also won first place Aurora Hinkley High awards of the Catholic Immaculate Conception announced. High School, 1845 Logan in the Denver Metro Sci School State Invitational PEEBLES Church from Archbishop Cathedral at 4:00 p.m. Father Gregory Hudson, St., at 3 p.m. to form a St. James, T roo p 96: ence Fair and went on to Speech Meet, with 50 ALLENDALE O.S.B.. pastor of St. John’s parade to the Cathedral. Darrell L. Campbell. M i cop another honorable public and parochial PHARMACY parish, I.xjngmont, will be The parade will be led by chael A. Casagranda, Steve mention in the Colorado- schools participating. 9800 W. ,59th P lace the Scout Sunday speaker. the Color Guard of Troop A. Casagranda, Paul Foco. Wyoming Science Fair for George Washington High 422-2.397 The color guard will be 96, followed by a massed Robert E. Gange, Anthony winners of regional compe School o f Denver finished Arvada West’s Professional Pharmacy composed o f Boy Scouts formation of Explorers. A. Romero. Richard L. tition in the two states. first. Arvada. Colorado from Troop 96 sponsored The following is the or Shields, Frank H. Stange. by the St. James’ Men’s der of the parade: Boy Club, under the direction Scout Color Guard, Explor St. Peter & Paul, of Scoutmaster Gerald ers from all Explorer units, Troop 240: Jeff Ewert, Stange. massed color guard of Chris T. Kremp, Thomas The announcer for the American and unit flags, Chris Merkl, John Thy- ceremony will be Scout Ad Altare Dei award win fault. Chester W. Ubowski. with many spiritual remembrances in the prayers and Masses Bert Tavelli; members of ners and dads. Pope Pius St. Rose of Lima, the color guard will be XII winners and dads. Cub of our S.V.D. Catholic Missionaries throughout the world. T ro o p 206: Rocco Dal Scouts Mark Tavelli, Pa Scouts and leaders, Boy Vero, Rudolph Stines, Alan trick Dolan, Jon Stange, Invest your money through our Scouts and leaders. Vahrenkamp. Michael Stange and Mi The parade will line up LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT chael Casugranda. four abreast and leave the The following Boy Scouts Music for the Scout Sun Cathedral High School at have qualified for the Pope (A GIFT ANNUITY) day Ceremony will be by 3:45 p.m. Pius XII award; Substantial Tax Benefits. the St. Thomas Seminary The following Boy Scouts Chorale. and Explorers qualified for St. Jam es’ Men's Club, High returns depend upon your age — checks are Troop 96: Gerald Stange. Charles R. Sillstrop, the Ad Altare Dei award: mailed every month for life. Denver Area Catholic Annunciation, Troop Scoutmaster; Msgr. W il Scouting chairman, urged 63: Anthony "Red” Marti liam V. Powers, pastor; Your good deed will assist needy students to the Priesthood. all leaders of Cub Scout nez. Bert Gregory Tavelli. Jon packs, Boy Scout troops Blessed Sacrament, Bruce Stange. Michael and E xplorer Posts to T roo p 145: Kevin Duggan, Fredrick Stange, Kenneth lifHM titi held in Scad ine iafonnaflbn on yw life Iikom Msioi Ctnbict Im n it promote the attendance of William Honer, Leonard Wayne Stange, Joseph strict CNfideics. —.— Age. all their boys at this cere- Lamb. Mark Riedo, Ste Paul Huggins, James Lew is Horan. iZM )ny. phen Wray. WRITE A(ddre$s Holy Trinity, Troop Scout Sunday "We want every Scouting The John the Baptist 240: Michael Capraro. TODAY TO C it y ------State« . Zip Code_ Archbishop James V. Casey is shown preaent- Unit to march in the pa Church. Troop 65: Larry I..owry Air Base Chap ing an A d A lta re Del award to Boy Scout Michael rade. Let’s honor our Arch Hayes, Scoutmaster; Father Bechtold during Scout Sunday ceremonies in bishop by having all regis el, Troop 192: Brian Allen Buck. Hudson, John Bernard February, 1968. The annual Scout recognition tered boys attend this cere Price, Bradley James program for 1969 is scheduled in Immaculate mony.” he said. Sacred Heart, Troop Schultz, Mark L. Youn- Conception Cathedral Feb. 9. All Cub Scouts, Boy 63: Donnie Caralemas, glein.