...._-.... ,v.n .._..--. —,..rv. 3 . .71.! ‘1’": '_I m cLo'Un‘ REGISTER s'r; CATHEDRAL STUDENTS ii STUDENTS or HIGH Will Play All~Siar [llfll Game in DIIIIIDORF i/v‘ ATTENTION III. ' P. .1,” / PLACE NAMES FAME’S IN HALL FISHERMEN!‘ BHlSKl lilHl Tl] See wide selection of fishluk Pittsburgh Paints our tackle. poles, minnow buckets, life cane Car-top jackets. boat carriers. etc. high examinations the Cathedral Award Students of at college VARNISHES CONTRACTOR PAINTING LICENSE} — FISHING WE SELL have been carving April school of late 26. WALLPAPER WASHABLE PRESIDENT'S IMPERIAL PIISI scholastic niches and Awarded sixth place in their in the Powell Hardware Bo. students James Mullaly, literary circles. Two contest same was Cloud S. St. 4-35 12 7th Ave. Tel. awarded With scholar- also senior. four recently other a were MINN.’ ST. CLOUD, fourth he has been school’s contestants, awarded ships, the essay scholarship. the winner for one-semester St. contest year was a Schellinger Thomas’ acadamy, and senior student De La Salle announced, St. Joseph—Elected the of- a to Minneapolis,' high school, accepted and Bros. second has had her fice poem of All-College president for Lourdes Rochester high school of also national for poetry were a the academic by the next year anthology. by represented Winning students. CO. SIVINSKI College students the of St. of THE BUILDERS Cathedral Two other 'Lahr, senior, students, Thomas ' was Reliable Contractors Rieder, and scholarship Edward Jr., Wilfred " granted to a one-year similar Wahl, took examinations Thomas’ college in St. Paul, St. Phone 2355W St. Thomas’. in the Science at placed third 121 ml: Ave‘So. having Cloud St. .I. SIVINSKI A. Essay Contest Winner Illlflflll ' MflIHEH Funeral Service Most recently announced essay * z. winner Lillian Ralston', contest was junior, whose “Our Wild- , essay on Molilor Drug (to. SERVICE CHAPEL life Heritage” the sixth 908 dis- DAY PHONE won IN third SHIFT trict’s annual HUHIEI] conservation 912-914 ST. GER. REXALL AGENCY 1804- PHONE NITE She contest. awarded-a essay was Prescriptions Specialty a prize $3, her of and will paper St. Cloud, Minn. Kodak of Furniture Supplies & Toiletries Line Complete be submitted the state to contest. ST. CLOUD. MINN. In the cancer content, essay a MIINASIEHY ll Melvin senior, Rohling, placed first division in the senior and awarded $3 prize his for was a “Fight Against Cancer paper, With Knowledge.” Junior division Mary Sauk Rapids. Mother place.winir'er first Rich— of $3 was —— co-founder of the Clare, ictoria ard Kalkman. These also papers stir three-letter winner in livan, is Quinlivan (above), Dennis in Poor here Clare monastery judged best this in will be a area Cathedral high Mon- tackle the 1945 1923, laid in the to rest Cathedral and high will submitted the football state contest. to was on at football and the school eleven win- following May 10, astery crypt a graduated this Previously, Donna Merrigan, he spring. All-Catholic berth the of celebrated Solemn Mass Requiem a on ner junior, the city-wide Ameri- selected the won for Other players of 1945, has Ziolkowski, conference Rev. S. by Very T. the state team coiitest Legion with her essay can include Eldon Wohl- squad North the all- selected play been chaplain. to ‘ on Citi- entitled “American essay, Tech; AI Repul- St. Cloud of Buseh North squad of Minnesota F. Joseph Most Rev. art The star Our Responsibilities, Our zens, Spain Radig, Rapids; Herman Connie ski, Sauk when they high school players, funeral and delivered the sermon en- Privileges.” Her award $5. was and Richard Breckenridge; Setter squad South the in absolution. Acting final the counter pre- a gave Miss Ruth -Nieren- Benedict Accepted Poem ls was University Glenwood; John Hauskens, of Walter N the M. the Rev. deacon at was game aas season Chaska, who junior from Word recently received by we garten, _ Cathedral; Crookston James was Noah, Dennis, Aug. 24. PAINTS Centre, former Minnesota Sauk specialize Kremer, in on automatic- election I because of this Schellinger, Ruth senior, that the Malosky, Crosby-lronton. Quin- Sisters; and Ray Clare the of Mr. Mrs. chaplain the Poor of son 7’“ president of the ally also became second her of submitted to poems Bene- Rev. clothes the for the subdeacon, and as CONDUCT TO TRUTH student council. the Association National of OF High TOWER .' Rapids; Sauk master Virnig, dict of line Complete .535 School with Poetry, headquarters taking Nierengarten is Miss well-dressed Thom- the Rev. ceremonies a of was man. and Inside in Angeles, Los accepted for onl- sociology minor in major in and was . Rapids. Sauk Shadeg, a SUNDAY as THIS. RALLY publication Anthology SPRING in the of Barn held office of class She the slde paints. art. Mass Funeral the Assisting at Midwestern Verse. The and president as freshman poem, ‘ the Most and and win- was roll in the sanctuary Paints a Per were “P ' “Light the Way,” previously college Facula, was editor of the Coad— Bartholome, W. year- Peter Rev. '. dowglass. Chimes, published in the the high Monsi- Rev. the Rt. Bishop; jutor Life," school will be “Catechism Comes to One) paper. Page (Continued From Vicar Gen— P.A., Thiebaut, 'C. gnor with Father Gales hand to act Heart Sacred heralds of first chap- ing by and on diocese the eral of D. of Members Other I. of ceremonies. master Rapids. Sauk the school, Clares; and as of the Poor lain wallpaper. See with and shape homo'hip Keep smart our citizens St. Cloud prominent of central the of your dramatization the A are of Lorsung, rector Peter Rev. Noun-Bush ‘ be the and expected by to stage Comes representing excellent “Catechism theme to of on of grades the finest Cathedral. In paper patterns new and lend their Every- Christ in Life,” “Seeing presence message Dr. W. included Pallbearers and beauty. utility ' long lasting value in wonderful work the of WOW support to of heralds by will given one” be Zachman, W. M. Dr. Friesleben, AllendConvenlicn ANKLE youthful Ac- these Catholic school, Albany. Family Holy Ed eager Knott, Eugene Lahr, N. J. Dr. tionists. Vo- “Heralds Are that Proof Miller. Ted and Linnemann, cation-Minded” will be demon- The the balcony of Institute daughter Clare, the Mary Sister au- St. Anthony’s heralds of strated by ditorium being is reserved for Tourigny, David Mrs. and of Mr. pas- Cloud. school, St. teachers, and tors, other parents, Sinta- in 1896, Feb. 24, born was dramatization of Delegates memorable Minnesota A interested adults. There from is ad- Canada. 12 In 7 Saskatchewan, no luta, i Truth is Spiritual of mission circles the Tower the Daughters charge. of of Isa- Angela, Mary Mother with 1923 Cathedral on heralds of by bella participated slated in proceedings Vic- from came Clare Coordinator in St. Cloud, work- Mary Sister use“. 5 son I V school. grade of their convention in St. and state . Columbia, British . with Mrs. of Harold Stromwall toria, MD ing r Phone 587 South V Sixth . Avenue 20 heralds exhibit made by A Cloud poster May and 4 5. and support kindness St. Paul in making through the local arrange- THE BOOTERIE lobby of the in the will be shown Round-table discussions and the Poor founded is Mrs.‘A. Busch J. Trainor ments, of the Bishop of 516 St. Ger. elm institute. St. committee meetings held Daughters Isabella. here. of ' monastery were Clare the rally leader at Every post with the display discussion and of Tower will receive beautiful Catholic literature May draw- 4, new a Soldier Villard last (see week’s Truth button of tiouo ing attention that day. greatest ST. on herald in his Register) for Sister Mariella, the de- head of every ELECTRIC , ' post. College of~English the partment at FENCEIIS . \Stationed, Now Dick Cothe, radio for Blind St. Benedict and author of of announcer Man’s Stick, People, They Are and Social Security men's sums My Father’s House, spoke the If on unable Barb-wire to ough in get Zone you are en come Begun l'n problems Catholic of fiction and the Ruth Nierengarten intelligent Catholic and duties the buy of Electric Fencers._ Only of wire one our one also junior. She has bookgas it. toward a ' needed. council active in the student been Her included lecture of for Urged Every The Home Florsheim of survey a Shoes; Gaffney, D. Leo Villard.—Pfc. cabinet. the WAA and the Catholic record of books re- St. ‘Gaifney of Francis of Hart, Schaffner and Marx son cently Cloth- chosen by Book-of-the- the by the students Also elected 00. was WEIDIIER IMP LEMENT has here, parish Bartholomew’s ar- Month club. The five Catholic chosen Spain, who Connie was Europea‘n occupational ing. the rived in chosen books in five WAA. the college president of years are: Church Employc assigned be to and will soon zone Bi‘ideshead Revisited, the choice from Spain, sophomore Miss a somewhere station permanent .111 a January, The World, the for 1946; St. is majoring in Mary’s Bldg. North Dakota, St. Cloud so- family Gaifney the Germany, Flesh, and Father Smith, the choice history. minoring in ciology and _recently. learned July, Blessed Are the for 1945; WAA active in Besides having been Furs— stationed at Gaffney is now April, 1944; Song of Ber- Meek, for class presi— she served activities, as the Munich, in teneldbruck, near Louis, St. Mo.—Urging that the and Keys the and nadette, 1942; of freshman during her dent year Alpine German region a range, Kingdom, student 1941. of the member church the teacher in lay sexton, coun- as a tour- popular made pre-war WW“ among Delegates Named freshman sophomore cil both and the in Catholic the school, the and beauties scenic the of em- because ists years. representing their Regents re- Bavaria. ployes Southern of Catholic charitable of or- Hospital the convention Cloud spective circles at Saint reinforce- forces air The army ganizations be included in old- the Pangbr, Cloquet; S. Mrs. J. School llrbank formerly were there depot ment a was A insurance of'the fed- Morris; Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. age program i i Luftwaffe. t prominent n g n r a McQuoid, Faribault; William Social Mrs. eral Security the Rev. act, the of most is school, and one hospi- A modern, well-equipped inneapolis; Genevieve Belanger, Edward Duff, S.J., of the Institute At the in Europe. attractive fields Pupils, Present K01, Melrose; staff tal with well-organized Mrs. Bernadette of Social Order here, writes the in sol- several thousand time present a Flahaven, Sauk Cen- Beatrice May issue Directors’ Bulletin, Mrs. of processed month each of physicians specialists. and diers a); ,, Paul; Jose- Sliney, St. publication office Rose the central of tre; their orientation in given and a oc- For modest Recital individual Music markers Conducted by Sisters of the the or Inc/M: grave Wal- Falls; Mrs. phine Sand, Little the just for .‘ of_ sodality, written key duties this sta- cupational at . . . {ll for family insist monuments, Mrs. Willinar; P. Hackett, impresswe ter priests. on tion. Helen No- Kozlik, Duluth; Order ’VIGIL of St. George Benedict service memorials. Create variety of dis- the in d in S entering Before The writer the that states a ex- Smith, D. Alice vick, alternate for attended Gafi'ney 1945, February, tinctive tension the this of benefits carefully to granites, selected for dura- the pupils of Urbank.-Music N. Flem- T. 1*... and Mrs. Brainerd; College- WWWW university in John’s St. the is in harmony with bility group and beauty. Sacred of Benedict Sisters of St. Cloud. ing, St. employed later at ville and the for the of enactment was reason parish here presented Heart a re- made chairman who Literature WORKS GRANITE Villard. WIBTH Social Security in 1935: program hall with school May 5, cital the in respective cir- their from Barthol- reports of St. the Of The obligation resting the state men many on Cloud, Minn. St. Highway 52 children participat- West following the on cles included: service, entering the omew’s ,parish provide the welfare for general to Schnettler, Berna- Bernadette ing: Minneapolis; Lerschen, Agnes reported, only casualty citizens, right of its the workers’ was one oinmate'rials' offered Vigil ‘choice Memorials Odelia and Dorris in Kraemer, dette are Rifenrath, Brainerd; Selma a Mrs. killed in who Cpl. Burl Zorn, insuf- security, the economic to was Audrey Emily Cichy, Thoennes, _ Willmar; Krystosek, Edward Mrs. Germany. action ficiency of private plans. over Margaret Thoennes, and Naomi Faribault; Dooley, N. Mrs. R. Answering the objection raised Society Dorris Meissner, Revering, Mary Bess Paul; Mrs. Keenan, St. Mary Receives that this further intrusion of is Bettin, Virginia Vor— Hildegarde a Carl Mor- Mrs. Duluth; McNulty, into the realm of government Gap- Dorothy and Bernadine gert, Plant, Sauk \Cloquet; Agnes ken, writes: Revering, Basil Hart- Louise pa, Melrose; Nell Graham, Centre; Donald and Luanne Eileen, “The inability of whole mann, and Morris; a sec— Buscher, Mrs. Fern Florence Re- Olsen, Ritten, Eloise tion of the'population aside Members to put New Cloud. St. Wildenborg, Loretta A. 10 Langenbacher. Aileen and vering for their old enough provide to May 4, dinner the Following Richard 'announcer Acting their the protection of and was as by entertained age delegates a were Schnettler. hardly be termed dependents which in can music special program living ‘private A concern.’ Father Following the Fari- wage, chorus from male a the Elks’ program worker enable the ample to to addressed'the Matthias Hoffman The featured. one bault group Holy An- of was Altar society The modest for accumulate encouraging pupils and audience Earle Wagner M. a reserve directed by received 10 Cloud, St. was gels parish, is his retirement, of not de- continue the pupils in the to school. A military Shattuck years of the its last in May 10 members new being paid, by musical talents, velopment their of prosperous also -even quartet selected sang. The September. until meeting by hard- corporations—much less only music, he said, is because not cir- Maris Stella the a On May 6 director, spiritual Gaida, L. Rev. institution.” Catholic pressed but uplift- worthwhile pastime candidates initiation of cle held a‘ He the services. conducted re- the human soul. ing to with hall, 82 Naileiia C. in the K. of new following ceived the mem— 150 new the Daugh- received into Knighls in members Mrs. Schwartz, William Mrs. II bers: u\\ George Koz- Isabella. Mrs. of Belgrade Parishioners ters Kir- Ralph Mrs. Archie Cook, E. \ S‘ guest at lik, state regent, was a Mrs. communion. llay Fladung, Have Michael Mrs. win, Farewell Bid Pastor For members when 64 ceremonies the Jack Kowalkowski, Mrs. Joseph St. Cloud the initiated into Cyril Mrs. were Varley, Hill, Mrs. Rose Falls, and Little circle, for 11 of Lenner. Belgrade. Parishioners St. Francis Riley, Mrs. and Wadena.-——Nearly members — 150 Those Melrose. for Francis Sales’ parish here bade president, seven Brick, de Ed Mrs. pre- Knights of the Wadena council, ' l."fi*.;{r'.; figufsupfgrq; meeting in farewell their the May 6 the business pastor, to sided-«at . . Columbus, Holy of received Com- Terfehr cafeteria. The who has been Rev. Benedict Virnig, school grade the Therese in St. Ann’s munion body in Hot a scheduled assigned of Sacred Heart breakfast pastor Communion as INSTALL. PAYS EASY TO FOR ITSELF fuel in church here May Mothers’ day. 12, ..oo spe- sav» postponed Vir- Father parish, Sauk Rapids. been has May 10 for A .Comniunion breakfast fol- cial required. ings.‘ tools from the nig received June 2. Sunday, until Given pa- 0f Kent a purse Days 1 Wed E. Barron the main with R. Christian the rishioners. of Members speaker.~Presiding the grand FLAME-PROOF and FIRE-RE- ECONOMICAL finer was watch for insu- asked to Mothers no Father Claude Schwinghammer, are . . . knight, Robert Busche. the in announcements further chaplain, has World II Award Merit 3i TARDING. lation price. army war at any here. succeeded Father Virnig newspapers. \ ybur head- committee social The was Keeps home Made under FEDERAL 12 strict CAIECHxSh‘.’ CEMES '3 LIFE to up cent per and Gaspard James Mrs. by ed in cooler SUPERVISION. neiicious' Honors summer. Gerard. at Louis Mrs. of Terfehr, 19, Kent.—Therese You’ll Mary enjoy light Mrs. awarded to cards 7 Hankinson, Francis’ academy, St. were a Brand], and J. TAYLDI E. HAD Mrs. I Blommer, Mrs. Mr. and Dak., daughter of N. weight tropical suit. Donken. John Mrs. has been of Kent, Terfehr John L. ABTIGLES in certificate of merit awarded a It’s relief genuine convent Falls Lillie competition scholastic annual a the administrative national held by the ROSARIES (Ollfil‘nol change tropi- ESTIMATIS "OHM! FUIMSIIID—lo to to Relreal 11 June Pepsi-Cola, it a board for Plans yvas an- PRAYERBOOKS Dorothea, Mary \ nounced by Sister 1 FONTS HOLY WATER COME when weather AND cal the IN SEE US. WRITE OR TODAY! principal. CRUCIFIXES in \ award The the a compe- Falls—During days won was Little l6 24-inch InsI-Cotton Blanket, and 2-in. " hot. is seniors involving 27,000 tition of Feast the preceding immediately SCAPULAR MEDALS "$4.14N width—100 ft. through- schools high 6,500 It’s fun from think! .4. in Catholic Christi, lo Corpus women ............................. .... .... .. , PRAYERBOOKS FOR United States. the Listen out the Purple again will Minnesota to of 3-in. section this ..$5.40 Blanket, 100 ft. 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