1 ‘ CL THE ST. OUD REGISTER PAGE THREE 6,1949 May Friday, High Cathedral ’Chimes’ Paper Teenagers» It As See at TORO ENGINE POWER COMMUNION FIRST lAWN' MOWERS ‘ SCHLEPER Shop GLORIA School’s Own By Hand-Set Print at firmly believe everything We in This daughter of Mr. and \All guide Gloria, the do is you ,_ . . . TIME have stated will and strive IS HERE to Light weight, Mrs. John Schloper, 1703 Third we operate to easy principles and these ' out the work‘for North, has the honor of writ- does carry street ’Chimes’ you. mower of (This the seventh in series is Christian ideals throughout a ball finger this Precision bearings; the final article in series every ing and Brother The publications articles student in lives. of on stage adjustable Cathedral controls; and of written by Seniors tip our the diocese.& We only hope that read- simple height make it school. you, our high cutting Boys Su -. its. -This the present something have also gained we we handles exceedingly and ers, to Juniper Word The Last easy Cathedral Chimes, weekly at articles. series Per- this of from paper $99.50 y high school in St. Cloud. TEENAGERS— SURE, WE'RE in straightening haps out own our Every week there sheets of that “amusing” class humanity position, help have been of of to are we Z. Hard finish wool. be proofed, fresh to from played movies, helped awaken in- by modern have to copy up our you, an the C.H.S. print shop the Jefferson Cloth. application magazines, and being the of novels 'as in terest across your hall from the Chimes office in the daily This faith problems. rather odd, rather to your basement Dark of the old vocational Browns, would be than ample reward rather and more Schellinger building. Except for occasional col- Bros. effort involved. for the Blues and Grayi by local the printers, but set Yes, be According to umns teen-agers, up may we Chimes is hand-set school the the opinion, future of the lies at public Double and single, country BUILDERS shop. print with supposed us. '2 we are Breasted models Reliable Contractors Present editor of the justly fa- Some will be the day be having fun parents, to we bled the and fresh Chimes Tom 2355W workers, the professional is Phone men. Guaranteed figJ to . Wahl, Cloud Whatever field, of Mr. and Mrs. L. ml: St. be A. 12! Ava. So. son may our we . Wahl, 923 Sixth South, going that it to to avenue Alterations are see our . Christian principles of the- learned high members Cathedral parish. in li-f'jvazl' Free be Tom, school will embodied senior, is registered for in Only, a are our we . ' 6 lives. the fall session St. John’s uni- at like that. not very Baby Sluslto'ls ’ We would with end that old line: versity. After college he plans to You are we see, “We hope that enjoyed this teach. Writing have contests net— the )going through ' you as A Studios (Champa fit). much enjoyed bringing it ted Tom first awards than nexus“ to important we as t more m 0 s SCMCP" Gl°ria you,” but won’t. We’ll merely he Recently he submit- count. lives. time of We can our thanks—and try out ted Passion play Chris- to the , to building We say carry a CHICKS are .uI.’ principles these lives. in topher contest. principles and foundation of our a Cul- Associate editor is Eileen of the which ideals rest our upon len. Eileen is Funeral the daughter of Dr. Held depend. will earth sojourn on and Mrs. J. B. Cullen, Sev- 615 forge helping One factor to up North, St. Paul’s enth of avenue For school, and high ideals the these is PrieSt's For FAMOUS “JUNIPER SAYS :" Sayings THE parish. plans A senior, she to too are a school. high Catholic for us, a Poultry Raisers college in the fall. to regular feature the Cathedral high in school Chimes, go Cathedral seniors We at are Senior Mike Stafford, of Care Who son Here John Lanctot, business student Mike items just such Mother, newspaper. manager; than of 90 more aware Mr. Stafford and Mrs. ‘George Stafford, editor; .Wahl, editor; Tom and Eileen Cullen, who news the last copy who or game won as of St. Anthony’s parish, is [NSIST ON news draw the monk associate editor, little the Chimes ofl‘ice blackboard. .’ “crush.” We try to on Girls has mad re- . . a editor; John Lanctot, jun— copy a Says.”—(Bob See for “Juniper Molitor photo) two world going in the is what page a alize on (Continued From Page One) ior the Cathedral parish, is from U. S. impor- is what and today, more Has business Bialka Paul’s Parish had St. two granddaughters manager. happen- why it is realize tant, to The Chimes staff boasts nearly CERTIFIED who Benedictine One, are nuns. ing. 40 people. On the editorial staff Sister Delice, is stationed in Gil— Dresses if it be world A cannot at peace Joe Renn, Joan Schmid, Joan White Leghorns The other, Sister Valeska, are is man. for Confirmation admit the lst Class refuses to reason Koop, Mary Schroeder, Gnif— Jean stationed in Ogden, Utah. being. kowski, Dombrovske, ‘ Joyce Marie Mrs. Bialka born Dec. 23, and was only with Hilger, Murphy, Quin- Ninons Tim Mary It cannot Silesia, in Upper progress 1858, Poland, Imelda wealth motives. livan, Brixius, Bernice and the as daughter Mr. of Mrs. power and Igna- U. S. Approved Heavy Organdles sensibly without Czeck, Alice Nolen, Salome Jonas, It In first Confirmation Lenarz, Dennis Lewis, cannot the Carlotta Schlichting. on tius go Mrs. Bialka cere- came there admitting that must Pat Stafford,.Joan Stalberger, the fact and Lyon, Alois Maehren, Theresa America the of 25 to at monies held St. Paul’s church, in Taffeta: age years. & Hybrid Chicks! Wong, after-life. Vilma all of Cloud; St. be Maglich, James Majesk' Carol Her marriage Louis an Bialka took to St. Cloud, Coadjutor Bishop Peter without God. survive Virginia Fromelt Rice, and It of Joan Short cannot Martini, Mohs, Moos- three- Carolyn place in Gilman June 5, 1888, be- or Bartholome administered W. the Donna school and Bota of St. Joseph. Yes, brugger, to Roger Moran, Judith We go fore we go the Rev. Sroka. John length qualier Order of high- and work think and church. We On the business Pattie a staff children and some sacrament 89 10 O’Donnell, our to Lawrence Orth; Anna to are Shortly after their marriage, sleeves play. And well Ross, Tom Hall, Lucille ,Joehren, April to adults 24. Pallansch, Gregory Pappenfus, cap- pray—as as grade Leg-Hamps Mr. Mrs. Bialka and and settled on on an evidence sulize this, Eileen Lorge, Janet give Parent, Jane to to Geraldine Peters, Rodney you Peters, lace Dainty homestead It also the first class 80—acre three miles was con- Hamp-Whites really ideals have, what Schmid, Mary Ulginer, Ann Mari- of Quinlivan, Willard John we Prom, we northeast of Gilman, firmed this by Bishop Bar- where Mrs. trimmed year weekly series of 25 have written lee Zachman, La Vonne Longwell, lone Rausch, Joyce Rausch, Shir- a tholome. Bialka continued reside until to ' Cloud The St. Regis- articles for Maureen Demorett, Marie Staf- Richard Reisdorf, Mary Sites 12 ley Reiher, 0 7 October, to 1947, when she ALL went to HATCHED Priests from other parishes who diocesan ford, Bettenberg, Joan and Dan ter, newspaper. Richardson; our ‘ St. Otto’s home Falls. Little in assisted the ceremonies at were FROM EGGS Linn, all of St. Cloud. With'God Start Four survive: Father Bial- Kathleen Daniel Rieder, Riley, Father Louis sons Traufler, O.S.B. p95 $795 ; Members of the staff sports are definite logical ka, Bowlus; Anthony Gilman, been P., There has Donna Roering, Maureen Schirber, Father James Minette, Father a Produced Pullorum by Dave Meagher, Joel Benson, and and who the family operates farm; Sharon Schoener, Kathryn Sivin- now Ralph Aschoff, Father Robert sequence. Jerry Weyrens. Artist is Jim Brut- that Controlled proving and Henry E. and Aloys Parent started by of Opole. Stock We 1. Skinner, ski, Geraldine Carol Sku- Smith, Father Robert Schulzeten- Typists Lola Sadoski and ger. are all, is After that Two John is God. and Paul, dead, there William Frances Sobieck, mautz, sons, are berg, Father Henry a Fehrenbacher, Barbara Legatt. creation, the and daughter of died infancy. the basis in Stearns, Deanna Sandra Steiner, rea- our a Father BEAUTIFUL d Malachy Murphy, FIRST COMMUNION VEllS an Chimes faculty advisers Sis- Hatcheries Arndt are being. There 30 grandchildren for and Stowe, LaVerne Stotko, Joan our are son O.S.B. Mirella, instructor of senior ter there- If there great-grandchildren. A Stowe, Donald Tenvoorde, John cause, were no s e v e 11 Children who confirmed English, and Sister Helaine, print- were With Bed Trimming Dom- be effect. As Joyce brother, would Paul Schlichting, lives in Osakis, Thielen, Carol Minn. Thielen, Margaret no ing Lynne supervisor. Marie Akerson, Grace were \ the first brovske pointed in Poland. Mrs. Bialka out member Leona Wallat, Law- ar— Timmers, 159 Jean 298 was a On Aschenbrenner, the wall of the Chimes Darlene Ann office If onendoubt? ticle: “How of the parish Rosary society here Warzecha, M Clare can ary rence in bold black-andlred. lettering, Bauer, "Margaret Becker, Ann .. would be God, there there and the Third Order of St. Francis. Wieber, Robert White, Donald were no staff members read Sharon and Berns, Roberta Blessing- can re- Hisexistence.” doubt to Other priests who attended the James man Winkler, ‘John Winter, no principles read the of Peter Mau- ham, Donald Brand], John Brandl, SHANEDLING’S logical, it? isn’t Pretty funeral Fathers Lambert Wittmayer, Robert UMRELLA Wittc, Judith were rin’s “Prostitution of the Press.” Audrey Bruns, Rose Ann Bukow- that fact the We 2. to went Haupt, F. Zilkoski, J. and Gordon on Wong, El Wolfe, Freeman anore The Chimes has tried live ski, Victoria Bukowski, Michael to spiritual, im- has O.F.M., Knese, Little all of Falls; Genevieve Zierer; every man a Ziehl, and principles. these to Burns, Walter Buscher, Raymond up think, soul. Man mortal St. Cloud, Minn. Anthony man Hullin, North can Prairie; Adults confirmed Celestine ‘ Modern 1. Danzl, Joan DeMarais, Dorothy were try is This newspaper-men dog cannot. Theodore Wrobel, reason; a Royalton; can Leon- SHOWERl give the people what they to Deppa, Dianne Eizenhoefer, Ger- Aschenbrenner, Jesse Hartgraves, want. soul, rational because has Gaida, man a ard Opole; Elmer Sobieck; Newspapermen ought 2. give old Esselman, Nancy Gasperlin, to in— faculties of it the Wilfred J and with Henn, Mrs. Maryanne two St. Anna; Wilfred an- Birk, Lastrup; II people what they need. Marlene Dorothy George, Gruska, do animals tellect will; and free Victor Siegler, Rice; Leisenheimcr, Mrs. Don- Henry John Erank, sen, To give people 3. what they Henry Hackman, Marilyn Hart- want "Man’s rational soul.’ 'have not a Duelm; Shurek, Paul Elmdale; Je- Neiser, Ralph Doug- ald Neer, Mrs. but should have is pander. Lavonne Hess, David Heim, not to will live for- immortal and soul man, Bielejeski and Peter Kroll, rome To 4. give people what they Philip Smith, Aud- las Ralston, and Heim, Virginia Hirsch- Jeanette will dog not. ever; a St. William Cloud; Tarman, Mor- need, other in make Virgene Kapphahn, Robert terms to felt, here ought life or And man's Wheeler. to so rill; rey Joseph Wessendorf, Buckman; them what they ought. want Kellas; to .— the dog be different from little s a. Raymond Lang, Hillman; Roger L. is foster. want, to law, and, subject Man is 3. to E Kirchner, Rosemary Vossberg, St. Patrick; u g e n and Earl e QUIZ ANSWERS TO To 5. pander the bad in to rights and he has man Kirchner, Kloeppner, Rene Dar- consequence, as a Boldt, Pierz. is make inhuman to 1-9. to 4-c fl—a little 2-b 5-c G-o duties. It takes men 3-1 men. Kmitch, Lansing, reason- lene Richard very Franciscan Two Sisters repre- To foster the 6. good in is conclusion that ing the man to to Larson, John James Legatt, Joyce 8-b come 10-2. 9—c St. sented Otto’s home of Little make human to to laws men men. are necessary. Falls. Here is what the Chimes staff New Converts Church of imagine the Can streets to you the Among, relatives and friends about the Catholic says traffic laws? big cities Without press: our "IT’S 19,3112}. " from " other communities Mrs. were THE “The Catholic and the stu- ' imagine just how safe press, Can you t Josephine Bialka, .. St. Cloud; Mr. Catholic dent especially, business, and press home, can even your your Mrs. Frank Bialka, and Sauk Rap- TOW-N VALUE m begin reform of the world by without laws life'would be a to your ids; Rita Bialka, Sauk Rapids; reforming Catholics. In country criminals? and punish a. prevent Leona Bialka, Minneapolis; Mr. where Catholics either he Man freedom in far has are as pa- as so Mrs. Bialka, and Jerome Big Lake; their neighbors, that freedom. has gan as laws protect to or are com- Mrs. Henry Mr. and Bialka and pletely taken with rather petty certain God—given 4. Man has up Arthur; Mr. and and Mrs. ‘causes,’ sh'ould approach son, must difficult It be rights. a sane not Aloys Bialka and Leonard, be made religion God.” to and son, to believe this, American for to any Opole; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bi- based is for country upon our very alka, Mr. Mrs. Roy Bialka, and Breckenridge principle. this Unit Lawrence Bialka, Mr. and Mrs. forefathers it in the Our stated Daniel Bialka, Mr. and and Mrs. “We Independence: Declaration of Peter Aasen, Minneapolis; all of Installs Officers self-evident, hold these truths be to Mr. Mrs. Jarosh, and Joseph Ona- created equal; that all men are mia; Frank Borosch, Royalton; Mr. their endowed by they that are and Mrs. Edward Kupka, Mr. and Breckenridge. inalienable St. Margaret’s with certain Creator — Mrs. Peter Kupka, Edward and life, of the Women’s Catholic court 0r- rights, that these among are Knoll, all of Bowlus. der Foresters pursuit happi~ of formally installed of liberty, and the Mrs. Helen Bielejeski, St. Cloud; officers. Father Benedict ness.” new Mrs. Frank Karlinski, Royalton; Petermeier, installing pastor, was what It classic of is repetition a Mr. Mrs. Frank Pintak, and Mrs. officer. Catholic Church always the has George Pintak, Mr. Mrs. Paul The officers and Ken— Mrs. new are: taught. L‘ Mr. neth Sobieck, Opole; Vertin, all of chief and Mrs. who ranger, postulate suc- The last 5. concerns ceeds Mrs Tony Wojciechowski, Foley; Mr. Carl Vchulek- Mr St. and Christ the Church founded by CONVERTS the church in Charles’ NEW to par- Mrs. Warren and Tomporowski, This, authority. His teaching given eight ish in these who received Baptism Herman are men, Brennyville; Mr. and Mrs. Isadore logical conclusion. After is too, a and their First Communion Holy Saturday made Easter Sunday. Schlichting, Peter and Ka- Mrs. His ._.'L.- spread all, if God desired to right, Newberger, Pictured above, left front Earl Oscar to sclla, row, are Royalton; John Winkler, Mrs. teachings throughout the entire Churchill, back and Joseph Dickerson; Sam Itzen, Stan Ristow, row, Mr. Mrs. and and Frank Marsolek, time, world for all He have must Kramer, and Milo Zachnow. Marth, Andrew Frank Bowlus; Mr. Mrs. and George work. .3, His disciples to out carry Cbnverts Eight Her Chmielewski, Lake; Clear Mr. and His organized these God as in Mrs. Ed Chmielewski John and the Church and them com- gave Chmielewski, Duelm. all of all nations, “go teach mand and to man Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomas, of the baptizing them in the name Trettel, Foley; Frank and the Son and of the Mrs. Father and of ChurCh Are Received I'nto Mrs. Tom Petron, North Prairie; Ghost.” Holy Frank Mrs. With basic beliefs Mrs. Bursey, Mr. these and 6. a as Cather- place in Casper Gamroth, Miss foundation, man’s society, and home,' school, Prokott, all Bowlus. in the ine of government, blessing also considered. In and labor Holy Herman—In impressive the of the baptismal were Candidates Taken 40 using admiration God’s plan and of and font. water Saturday ceremonies, eight men abilities, God-given C.H.S. we sen- On Easter Sunday the eight Baptism received the of men sacrament conclu- iors attempted give Council to Osnkis Into our received First Holy their Commun- in Charles’ St. church here from and convictions sions these in mat- 1011. ters. Father Joseph Kirchner. than'40 Osakis.——More candi- The Earl Newber- converts FEATURE-9' are lOADED WITH The the Church converts to dates initiated into St. new barber; Oscar 55, Ristow, were ger, a Ship by council Automatic Michael’s 3176 of the Dolrosfing all members-of mixed-mar- olnllnlu 45, grain-elevator employs; 0 Jo— were Columbus last Sunday. Knights of Coldmoltor seph Dickenson, 58, Mont-Storage Coldpncl riage couples. o vacuum- a. Motor Transportation, Inc. with The day’s started cleaner salesman; szdo Sam Itzen, Sldo program 50, Freezer—2745. capacity received religious They formal 1 and the candidates Bros. all the knights Raymond Stan farmer; Churchill, 44, fuel Fold-Away Shell Cass-Plus Bottle - 0 instructions during Lent, meeting Communion in Im- receiving Holy Mrs. Kenneth Vertln distributor; Frank Marth, isn't 64, It raining rain—but Storage "Sq. of Shell H. Arse Conception church. This maculate several times each week. Having farmer; Andrew 26, ramer, 4 Easy-Out lco Trays Slidlng o Thomas, vice umbrellas chief Mrs. Fandel’s this 0 at breakfast in the followed by ranger;. their made profession faith, of farmer; Milo Zachnow, and 23, was a Phone 510 St. Cloud. Minn. Hydrovoir Protection 5-Year Plan Elizabeth Simmonitsch, financial . church basement. they baptized Holy Satur- painter mechanic. and Spring! Glamorous French were on Mrs. George Donahue, secretary; day morning according the All tra- members St. to of are now A. DIETM’S recording styles with and OCEY Mrs. Mark secretary; ditional liturgical cane service following Charles’ parish in Herman. Buscher, Miss treasurer; Helen ...; moon SR—849. fancy wooden handles, Fisher and Mrs. Michael Caspers, Movie Current .- Ratings conductors; Fern Ward and Mil- and tafetta, faille rayon " GROCERIES { CONEECTIONERY MEATS $27.00 Down Payment dred sentinels; Ethel Meyer, Miss and other, fabrics rayon Padden, Pauline Weling, Mrs. and Phone Regular Week A.M.l RM. 188 Days. 7:30 6 189 to or '“Woe Balance Months the voluntary and scandal-givers conscious John 24 Mrs. Conzemius, of gayly Fridays, 8th Ave. ruffled 7:30 A..M. .M. 520 50.. trustees; and scal— 9 P to ‘ to romance , A.M. St. Sundays, P.M. Cloud, Minn. 8:30 to 12 :15 reviews, theaters, films, in and shameless B. Hage, fashions.” Mrs. Mrs. Ed Braun, and newspapers, loped. For more men, XII—to —Pius pilgrims. Connolly, auditing Miss Helen com- mittee; Mrs. Buschcr, Mark juve- stately styles, and for A. l nile director. Mon-ally Unobjectionable Children Adults and for PAINTS—WALL PAPER children, .little pert um- Chief Ranger Mrs. Vertin is Blondie’s Big Deal Jiggs & Maggie In Court a graduate of the Wahpeton school brellas priced only Boys Clancy Street Outlaw Country at science and holds bachelor of of Deep Waters Return of the Badman a $l.95. , science from North Dakota degree Fuuing Feuding and Son of Monte Cristo Paint and wall keep home looking smart paper can your a college. Her mother, state Mrs. Chou Hold That Station West the well walls and See large selec- Main woodwork. Notions, Floor as preserve our George Bader, is former chief A-2 a tion of paints and beautiful wall in colors and modern . of St. Genevieve’s in papers court ranger Mon-ally Unobjectionable for Adults Only designs. Wahpeton. awe Arizona Ranger Copacabana On the refreshment committee Blood Coroner’s On the Moon Cree Mrs. H. Ehlert, Miss Helen are Chicken Every Sunday The Plunderers KOERBER SHOP PAINT Fisher, Mrs. Vertin, Sr.; Joseph B v and L. Mrs. N. Vertin. Morally Objectionable Everyone for l At social followed in- the that El Paso Saxon Charm PHONE PHONE Deliver We stallation, prizes for whist St. Cloud, Minn. were Bride Juno The Red Shoes .908 20 Sixth 908 Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. ' awarded Mrs. Joseph to Schott and of One Touch Venus Walls Jericho of '4 Mrs. H. Engebretsen. dumb-so also Stats is in .