THE CLOUD REGISTER ST. Friday, March PAGE FOUR 22, 1946 Brought Photo FromVRome Noted Musician Stall Joins ND. Ind—The depart- Notre Dame. the University of music of} ent at m Dame gained another dis- Notre . tinguished musician with the ad-; PAINTS dition Rolf Scheurer Minne-‘ of of apolis. Minn. instructor of‘ an as this week‘ music, it announced was Complete line O’Donnell, 0! by the Rev. J. Hugh .S.C., C president of the university. inside and out. Mr. Scheurer. specialist in aide Barn paints. a musical composition. served in- as and roll Per Paints and win- up in the Chestnut. music structor in dowglau. H Philadelphia ill academy in for1 the three At. the .acad-I past years. he taught music appreciation emy asl and piano, well as serving as Keep home ship and with wallpaper. shape See smart rganist school's your for the chapel our O ervices. He attended the Univer-\ the grades of Hmm finest representing excellenl in patterns new paper ity of Minnesota from 1936 to! value long lasting utility and beauty. in 939. I First Competition in I In Scheurer 1936 Mr. first won KOERBE PAINT place in competition for original a music all high school to stun open Minneapolis, 39.. in and in 1939 ants scholarship awarded SHOP e was a in omposition study under the to own amed Maestro Rosario Scalero in he Curtis institute of music in Sixth South 20 Avenue Phone 587 "U hiladelphia. He received Bach- a elor of Music the degree from in- stitute in 1944. i Mr. Scheurer from fam-: comes a ily of His musicians. inother,_Mrs.‘ WWVW Swanhild Scheurer. Johnson an ‘15 For Ileallh FOURTH WARD accomplished pianist. and .his fa- . . . Scheurer. ther, Karl Violinist of a EAT MARKET distinction. having been of? one the scholarship last pupils _ of the .HemP’s Joe Gnifkowlki birthday,‘ celebrated violin virtuoso, Joseph elected Pope his 63rd of This photo of the coronation on Joachim. His ATS father Amer- to brought from March XII came Pope Pius 2, 1939. . was Germany ica from in 1907 first Holy Ange-ls as Rome by Neil Gacke. The traditionally by crown, worn desk violinist Sym- of the Boston Instan' Frozen Cloud. parish, St. A sergeant Popes of the Church, called the in is phony orchestra, and currently (Sac-kc the 15th force, is air and placed the head tiara is ofi army SAUSAGE on solo violinist |the of the Minneapolis months With served Italy for in 15 with these words: Pope “Re-i Symphony orchestra. the the command. He service is St. Cloud the adorned three‘ 9th N. ceive tiara with Ave. 403 Clara Cache. Mrs. of and know that thou son art PHONE 2052-53 crowns ANSWERS TO QUIZ Pius’ father of and kings. The of Pope princes ruler. anniversary Tel. 567 26 You"! Establish“ the l-c, 2-c, 3-c. March he of world. Vicar of Our 4-a, 5-0. 6-a, 7—a, Savior. coronation 9; was was 8-b, 9-c. 10-a, 11—c, and Jesus Christ." 12-c. Chapter does in CROSS RED What your of St. The Diocese Cloud The championship and teamedn the b k The Rev. Joseph Kirchner; Galat- Ray l runner-up nzi‘ilt.rEd ow: region four Catholic what the Red pictured Cross ' Rieder, Charles Koerber, tournament James Nahan, KNOW are 0U Y above. Cathedral high school (top photo), placed and Ed Colletti, coach. 1 fourth in the State Catholic in St. Members Cold of the Spring _ tournament front team are, World iiés Whine . in War irngJstWtQ Poul last week, and St. Boniface's of Cold Spring e overseas rights“Awoggenggmrschfp$inNgia’nlhn lesoster Relief. United In the States Another J].- 1 knows it. cm nuuer, D!" Gebhardt. and Tom Murphy: Jerry Rausch. and Al Schaefer, last the coach. ' Red Cross year, gavé~r61ief in YOUTH' ADVISORY communes“... 260 disasters. glorious Experience in the haS‘ohOWfl history of page n Sungl equiem your that immunei'spuf community no is local PRESENTS chapter has RECOMMENDATIONS.” disaster Red Ben Cross comrniiItee is being a written. and set ready up to the act at warning of catastrophe provide to . . . Each shelter, of emergency the food, 3,754 chapters clothing, St. Joseph. in the and 'This is A the Solemn final Re- installment oflnile —- delinquency. medical for indeed the helpless ofiquiem Mass care as victims offered in the was Sa- report I made adult. recently the to Gov. is desire . for . . what lives ‘cred Heart to and chapel save relieve March you nationwide sufl‘ering. 12 for Red And Cross Thye by network his afford, cannot Committee Survey iSister or Alexandra. after your parents the on first who can- shock died March has of Needs. Clever not. This worn advertising away, committee forms of today She had been patient a in the the a long comes job is of rehabilitation; of the part Governor's concerned just not in Advisory telling .St. Cloud local hospital chapter you since last as did our fall. its Commission where Youth. to what get on need. but, . . you . In 'earlier the of her years creating CHARACTER desire in re- for a BUILDING ' s 'ligious life. Sister Alexandra full share .c. i had YOUTH make possible ORGANIZATIONS to all the ‘taught Since 1937. music. she create Thus was‘ there has been Character building ‘occupied yoth seamstress as in the; organ- atmosphere an of desire. and when zations help influence and imother-house are comfort for an St. given Joseph. at. good fighting have desire you without. our the and lead the means right direction. in l Or- Born Sophia satisfy to Streitz it. there is trouble St. at Home ahead. Servlce. The ganizations such Red the Cross Boy Scouts, Home as :Cloud. April 26, 1882. Sister WORK Alex- But PROBLEMS that Girl is Scouts, only men. half Service Campfire the worker Girls. is home fa- iandra story. a trouble- town to St. came Benedict's A figure ! ther-and-son American new life in is fraternal shooter groups, for the [scholasticate and serviceman April the 21, and 1913. his teenager She civic with ‘ organizations good—sized. of a youth. Here 4—H is family. what 'received the Our garb Red Red of the Cross Cross ‘l'991‘x7‘v’ ‘1 Benedic- chapter chapter itine paV'Che’llu clubs._ your has church clubs, _ and kindred order July Home Child 10 of the Service 1a workers standards have same. available or organizations should been for be given and wear. onl on- pronounced hel- violated duty day to licenses. is doing Vows night as couragement lillnllllul'nljuly and trained, and or will be doing practical generova more now for 11, 1914_ . . . l ' a“ mudltmn ort. 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Gray which Lady. Perhaps or 3 she’s represents the thoughts SHOP of‘ 5:33 all Assistant, its committee be; a Home Service One members. worker of or the will a. great of juve- sources Telephone of 49 assistance but whatever in the crystallization she corps what- 12 5TH . serves . . AVE. SO. illllo of (i. . . . Von sound. workable, a Simson she and St. does Cloud. worth her Minn. ever time and efl'ort help while . . . of program delinquency stretch the Red pre-l Cross dollar. vention for the entire Speaks state. SI. al John’s Red cross Collegeville.~March GE! YOUR 16 Otto MUST ‘ CARRY on Sinison Non of the UniverSity of Chicago . . . spoke the to faculty andi students of St. John's universityi the subject: n “The Art of Ra-l and enna the Liturgy of the hutch.” Mr. Sinison illustrated lecture with is lantern numerous lides. He accompanied was by the Sponsors: writer, Robert Heywood, former a student of Notre Dame university, Anderson who Lumber is Co. working Koch now & Son at the Univer— Mfg. Co. Quality Dairy, Inc. .ity of Chicago. Slrohel’s Jewelry C. F. Ladner Hardware Co. Leo B. 'Gambrino Agcy. ‘ Ins. St. Mr. Cloud Sinison Milling Co. repeated his The lecture Donlin Co. Granite City Electric Co. the Potters students Tailoring o & and Fur sisters Co. St. of St. Cloud Fur Shop The Benedict’s Wide Awake college, Kemps Ice Cream St. Co. Joseph, Nicole, Dean & Gregg latch Shanedlings 17. Department Store Unger Motors