‘7 "l '7 .U J . 5a ‘, . . 3.. I ST." THE CLOUD REGISTER PAGE THREE . Catechism; VoCation .Elmdale n COntest Roundi Parishioner Little Falls i Program in \ Stote Scheduled for April Delegate Girls’ I5 to Elmdale.—Irene will Atkinson Americanism project of the Amer- auditorium‘ (Continued From One) the Institute in Page St. the Upsala unit the of ican Legion, represent auxiliary. Its pur- Cloud last week. Tiemann, St. Paul’s parish, JoAnn American Legion auxiliary (1) To bring the at to poses are: Winning other 10 girls Girls’ State, held annually the over con- at of Minnesota knowledge of Carol Stephan and Sauk Centre; 2. Marianne Longer testants fairgrounds Minneapolis. in the fundamental were state principles of Knapp, Prairie; Mar- Long Perry and Michael both of’St. Poston, The choice made the Up- by Am'erican through government was ac- Grey Eagle; Muellner, Ber- garet Mary's school. sala high school faculty and the tual practice; Meyer, St. Boniface’s, nadette In second place Joanne . _ girls junior of the class. Marilyn were (2) To educate girls in‘ Beautiful young and James Vornbrock, Melrose; Hempel of Holy Angel's’ and John Nelson Upsala of is the alternate. ’duties, the privileges, and rights, Grove. Meire Brand] of St. Paul’s school. Floors Irene lives Custom farmand is on a responsibilities cit- of American in \ the Others Mar~ contest the daughter Mel- of Mr. and Mrs. Marchildon of the Val were izenship; Cost Lower At “ ilyn Hartman, Paul’s; St. Diane Fred Atkinson of Holdinford .Knights of Columbus was rose 3) To in girl each with arouse a Maurer Eugene and St. Lahr, An- 1, members St. Edward’s of inquisitor. Judges Father route were ‘of love the American life; of thony’s; Renee Meagher and Mi- ~parish here. way Kohler, 0.5.3., Albany; Odilo STRYPELLE Barrett, chael St. Augustine’s; Girls’ Candidates for State (4) To point the contribu- out B. Father John Funk, Green- are Rehniann Barbara and Duane Bis- chosen for their scholastic stand- tion- that future of- women, and Father Frank J. waId; First, as leadership, choff, St. John Cantius’; and character, Ro- ing, and fice holders, the welt. make to Ruse. St. can ---the Fruth, Holy Angels’. all-around good citizenship. fare and of the community, newest state, man Melrose John Lang of the was State Len Sauer of St. Cloud Minnesota Girls’ is the nation. an Linoleum Armstrong's official representative of Mel- the Knights of Columbus acted in- as council, Fearon of and F. H. Wash 160 Eggsin rose 3 Minutes quisitor. Father Edward Ra- St. Cloud officially represented idea Armstrong A new — macher, Sartell, Father Benedict in Knights of Co- inlaid the Fourth Degree strips feature Virnig, Sauk Rapids, and Father lino- marbleized beautiful lumbus. Claude Schwinghammer, Waite possible makes leum Contest St. Cloud — judges. Park, Minute 3 Egg Washer complete—- ‘ were designs. endless custom - R. J. Hoeschen represented the graders Two eighth of St. decorator Seven smart St. Cloud council and Lawrence Cathedral walked off Mary’s with Retails $13.95 colors. “ faithful Borgert, navigator, in the held in honors top contest was $2.65 59. YD. _ official THE representative for the CHILDREN OF 'THIRD A-ND ~ Francis, Sister Dominican Sister St. of St. Joseph, of Satisfaction Guaranteed Degree KAIN-HANSON Fourth knights. lend Sodolists Franciscan Sister, School Sister Notre priest, of I to GRADES Lady FOURTH of Our of Lourdes Princeton Contest Cistercian Dame, and monk; third row—diocesan . Handled by: zFalls Little will in school present of a program priest, Dominican monk, Sister the of Incarnate Bernice Ebner Donald and .3 and selections playlet musical unusual featuring . Stephen _,....-'. an _- St. Rosary Word Blessed and Sacrament, Mantellate Sister, Johnson, both of Elk River, took 3-MINUTE INC. EGG-WASHER, Missionaries” “The Role Sunday, April of next 15, Sister of Mercy, Good Shepherd Religious Sister, honors of the Princeton top at cate- Moi‘e than and 8 50 dolls dressed in 2:30 at pm. Box 720-R Cloud, Minn. St. Our Lady the will of Retreat in the Cenacle, Sister chism and of the fi- meet enter L._, religious various garbs will the audience. The greet nals with St. Agnes, Missionary Sister Our Lady Africa, 20 other of of in contestants St. Stephen—Members of Our unique been planned has inform to program a more Centre Carmelite Sister Sauk the Aged and Infirm, Servant A ll for 22. Lady’s ,sodality will again on take ’1 * people the and about specific work of purpose men David Waterc Mary, Brother Heart, and Helen of the Sacred Jesuit priest, of t leading the evening Rosary turns ‘ and religious. women .ix.' Sister Duhamel, both of the Holy of Foley, Cross, and Sister Charity in of ~ May devotions in their during were par— Religious represented here front second (B.V.M.); back place. row—Dominican brother, groups Bishop, are, row ish church. Ruth Slivnik, chairman 8. (left right)—St. Joseph Sister, to candidate for Capuchin Other eighth monk, St. Columban graders priest, Christian a the Eucharistic will of committee, com- the Sisters of St. Benedict, girl her "on Brother, Sister Carol of Divine Providence, peting Leider and Sister of L0- a young make appointments for each were eve- reception day, Benedictine novice, Benedictine William of Poor Sister Francis Trunk retto, of St. Princeton; (Seraph Per- a of ning during'May. a Sister, and a~Sister of the Blessed Sacrament Laura for petual Adoration), Hasser and Duane Sister Mar- of St. Francis, Christian Plans discussed the at were so- Indians and Colored people;second‘row—Sister of of Cambridge; Charity Sister, Ira Maryknoll Neary Missioner, Crosier geson week dality’s last ob- meeting to St. Francis, Pallottine Brother Sister, of Society of St. Patrick’s; of brother, Holy Jean Jenken, Cross brother, Crosier Cister- priest, World Sodality May day 13, serve the Divine Clare,‘ Word, Francis, Sister of St. Ogilvie; Poor and Patricia cian brother, Miller and and Franciscan brother. Com- with all members receive to . Charles Woodbeck of Mora. ' FOR 20 YEARS together in Formally! munion that day the Dress Dress Correctly! on R. L. Stende, vice president of I o’clock MasskA breakfast 9 would ifillflfll/ill Princeton the Knights of Colum- follow the Mass, and tentative bus council, the inquisitor. “Rent Tux’ Metzroth’s was at‘ plans being made obtain to are a , a Father Judges Richard Heid, were Hudovernik, speaker. Stana HAS BEEN guest Guille» Cambridge; Father Joseph chairman Our Lady’s committee, of and Dayton; Father N. P. SAYING mette, in charge the breakfast. is of - DeLuXe” . . . Go and . Junker, Foreston. Phil Mardian represented the \ . . . St. Cloud council, ‘and ‘Cyril L. EBEN HOLDEN Fischer the official represent- was ative for the Fourth Degree sands— knights. Alexandria Contest inborn pride of self and “That Only Stock four contestants Entire New are en- inheritance family from tered in is the Alexandria contest, an and first winning place honors who owned the Family those Bobby Flaig and Mary were Pride and before O’Hotto, both of Alexandria. name‘ us. Midnight 0 Blue Tuxedos ' Other Rodney contestants were with self-respect to came us White P Dinner Jackets Pasch Huffman and Patricia of obligation It's the Osakis. name. our . Kenneth acted Bechtel in- bright keep that reputation as to Complete . Line of Access ories quisitor, Fritz and Carl repre- condi-, good and in it pass on Degree sented the Fourth kni hts. Harold Kollmann‘ Judges Father im- tion-" were All freshly garments our are merling', Glenwood; Father Austin Monumental Works cleaned and carefully seed. Kinsella, Brandon; and Father pre Thomas Shadeg, Lake Reno. Our large selection will 1915 Division Street. assure Cloud. Minnesota New Munich St. perfect fit and you’ll like you a James €535 II... It! c Is Pauline Machtmes and. “Friepdly usual Service” Silfis, our both Albany; of first- mar ll :1 were t 9: «i, ll n no place winners in the held contest in New Munich. J Tom. Winter of Hill Spring and CHILDREN sAvs WITH, Mttire Correct MORE FIFTY Lenore Knoblach THAN of New Munich For- will Joyce Kanietcki, Duane J abas, Donald Wojciechow- SAFETY .in second place when the ski, and Eugene take Tuzinski; con- part in the third were vocation fl. row—Joseph Mc- next program Weddings Dances 0 close. test to Graw, Richard Chirhart, Michael came a Ringwelski, Sunday. Through choral readings, drawings, Accounts, sym- Occasions Other Bonita Federal Savings &, Loan contestants Bernardine All Formal Fuller, Mary . Gamradt, were Doris Irene Wiel- bols, recitations, and musical they numbers will Rita provide Relano, Sprjn Hill; safety with Nett, St. good earnings. inski, Carol Ann Kalis, Lu‘cille Ginter, Karen Sue. explain the meaning, signs, and kinds of religious Reasonable Rental Charge at Martin; Joan ackes Richard and, Faust, Copa,’ Orpha Louis Welna, Robert Lutz, and vocations—the priesthood, brotherhood, and sister- Farming; Roger Wieber, Doetkott, Each fully Jerome Banick; insured fourth row—Karen Anderson, The Dar»- account hood. has been planned and is under program Munich; New Richard S t g lene Sitzman, a n Gladys Sochner, Gertrude Wielsinski, $5,000.00 the direction of Sister Elvan, , teacher to of the third up mouse-nomorn.use-nonsensefine-nomorllo-nomorlloa Payhesville; Borgerd- and Annella Jane Francis Frank, Marilyn Henri, .MaryA'nn and fourth grades in Our Lady Lourdes .of school. ing and Paul Racker, Freeport. Funds Received the 10th by of Zaren, ' Jeanette Ringwelski, Marilyn Pelkey, any Patricia Children pictured here are, front (left right) to row Inquisitor New Munich in the month credited with earnings are Piekarski,‘ Wmnifred and Wittke' and back ~—Lawrence Johnson, Denis Frank, Roger Adel- row-- Clifford P. Hintgen, contest Zali, the First was tom Joseph Tabatt, Constantine Duane Bani‘ck, Gerald Tuholski, and meyer, Jerome Podraza; representative sec- who also for was James Zak, Larry Miller, SAVINGS Richard Wielinski, ond Ronald row—Catherine INSURED ACCOUNTS KarnOWSki, Virginia Ringwel- the council. Melrose udges were Banick, Dale Michael Eisle, skI, Dianne Johnson, Jerome Zaren, Wojciechowski, Bonnie Mitchell, Delores Michael Father Kremer, Sauk Cen- Clifford * Eckman, and John Copa. Tuholski, Audrey Ann Hines, Janet Ringwelski, S. Sauk Father A. Renner, tre; Centre; and Father F. J. Julig, Illlllll||ll|||llIllllllllllllllllllllll||l|l|||I|||||||ll||||lll||||II||Illlllllllllllllllllllll Cathedral Takes HOME Junior LOANS Melrose, ()rdo Jerry Kigin of St. Cloud repre- Security Federal ' the Fourth knights. sented Degree Contest Pier: Fourth State in OratOry Savings Loan & Assoc. sister brother and first A Quill]. won gm. 971mm places the Pierz in contest. . ‘I St. 822 Germ. Str. $99.95 St. Cloud. Minn. They Jean Ann Hartmann were llllIlllll||lllllllllllllllllll|lllllllIllllllllll|ll|||llllIllllllIlhll|||l|||||||||||l||ll||| ~ Hart- and her brother, Donald / Patricia Farley, Cathedral high 10-mintue oration the Con- a. on both St. Joseph’s parish of ‘April mann, 13—Friday. Hermene- St. school junior, fourth place in stitution of the United States. won in Pierz. gIld. Mass of feast. Gloria, - Second and the American Legion state One student from up each school ora- second place Corinne In Collect were of St. J h, Third torical She contest in St. Paul. See o s e p chosen to the, enter district was Son- Fischer of Lastrup and Hugo “Grant, beseech,” Creed, St. we finals. , Decisions You in the' district have only do buchner little Hillman. of to Joseph a Preface. Zl/Z" Red vestments. " and finals state based were Others Dar- upon in the shopping contest price were discover to April 14,—Saturday, St. four Justin. six-minute to extemporane- a Dorn lene Leon Schmidtbauer apd that the Speed Queen Mass of feast. gives Gloria, Second talk Col- assigned topic ous on an Buckman Leon Boser re- of and of the lect of St. FOR Tiburtius lated the and to Constitution for Well you meat compan- as Lastrup. your ions. Red vestments. the oration. washing as on machine dollar—— Charles Martin of Little Falls 0 PLUMBING Patricia the is daughter April of Mr. 15—Third Sunday after the Si- inst inquisitor, and A. J. has it for 20 was as years. ' Home Appliances and Mrs. John Easter. Farley of Special 3007 Mass. Seca Gloria, vinski, Frank Ramler, and Hugo It's aDOUBLE—woll washer Elghth street north, members ond Collect of of St. Joseph (Oc- Weyrens represented th St. System 0 Water e the St. Peter’s at single-wall parish. tave), Her work Creed, in Easter Preface. price. knights. Cloud .- debate has been Cloud’b White outstanding. She Come vestments. OR: “31. in Appliance and let Judges Father Paul Kun- show were us is of students 10 elected to one Headquarters” Father kel, Buckman; Victor Mass Joseph of St. be said. you. may be charter members of the newly Second Kinzer, Little Falls; Father Collect and Gospel and Last of AT 4th FAIIIIEL’S, I2t) Ave. 8. formed CHS Phone The STORE “90 chapter of the Na- - Gaudence Schroeder, Third Sunday O.F.M., Lit— after Easter, ‘Creedm tional Forensic league, in which Falls. White tle vestments. she will receive the degree of April ex- 16—-—Monday. Sixth day 0F LOVELY in BRIDES cellence. She also member is of a Octave St. of Joseph. Mass of QUIZ ANSWERS TO f the editorial service staff A of the weekly feast. Gloria, S 6 Collect Slug--. e c o n l—b; -2—b; 4——-a;' 5—9.; ,3—a; III ST. GLOUD student Chimes. the newspaper, “Grant, .1,“ beseech,” Third for we BUY NOW 6.—-c; T—a; 8—c; 9—c; 10—c. Church Pope, St. Joseph’s Pre- or _ Dies in Accident WHILE WE HAVE face. White T vestments. nIernItIon April 17—Tl1esday. WHETHER Seventh day ' YOURS Play is to be THE large. IN STOCK! a St. Joseph’s in Mass of Octave. T lavish affair the than sweet and simple need or a more V, cesl no feast. Gloria, Second efreshed Collect of I POWELL the services of spend. Fandel’s Bridal allord one, Iamily St. Anicetus, Creed, St. Joseph’s to can v , Preface. White Consultant vestments. for the asking! are yours April 18—Wednesday. Last day Our beautiful collection Spring of Tschumgerlin-llillians ‘ arley main St. Octave of Joseph. of Mass HARDWARE a C0. taffetd satin, lace, marquisette and Gloria, feast. Creed, St. Joseph’s received gold and cash medal a a is the largest Central Preface. White in all vestments. gowns earlier of $10. Two weeks award St. FUN ERAL HOME April lit—Thursday. Weekday 51 3-515 Germain Minnesota. Tel. 59 she‘had first place in the dis- won after Easter. Third Sun- Mass of mm trict held St. the Cloud srcLoummn. contest at a - . Gloria, day after Easter, Second State college. Teachers’ _ Wedding Gowns Collect “Grant, beseech,” .3935 we up officials, 9...... According . contest to Third Church White Pope. for or approximately students 3,000 in Bridesmaid Dresses 17.95 vestments. up SNOW’S the HATCHERY entered the Each state contest. April Mass 20—Friday. as yes- Wedding student prepared memorized and White Veils 12.95 terday. vestments. up .34. . Infants Baptized Started Two Chicks at THE ooNLIN COMPANY Bargain Prices Park Parish " In Waite All These Bridal Manufacturers of - Roy Bean, Manager Phone 4298 Waite Park. Baptisms Sash Doors Interior Finish Two Needs! — Services and took place Joseph’s . . . . . April in St. . 1 109-7th Avenue South St. Cloud, Minn. Germain 535 St. church. Cloud The infants baptized St. E. were mom. Norma Lee, daughter Mr. of ll Gbrrect Socially Wedding . , Mrs. Krausert, and and Norman Notes! Announcements and services Military funeral Mr. John Anthony, of and son \ Heart held in Sacred Mrs. Alcuin Ringsmuth. were Trousseau Finery, Q Day-Old Chicks \ church, Flensburg, Cpl. Two-Week-Old for Syl- and Hand on Cosmetics, Perfumes, Children Park of Waite Peka, Mr. and Mrs. of vester son Lingerie! Peka killed in All Times. No Parking Problems. John Peka. Cpl. at was mishap Nolanville, auto Bishop Give near an Prayers to 'I. published Tex. A at Gifts! Wedding and Shower paper, . camp where Peka Camp Hood, Tex., Monogramming Service! was GRANITE HATCHERIES CITY Waite the Park—Allan paid tribute Flens- Frank and stationed, to ‘ Lawrence “outstand- soldier being Jaroch burg for St. Joseph’s of / Aid .Expert of Interior . our school duties represented ing in the performance of parish the when madman Una-m cm or Decorator for the New _ they morale booster and the presented to spiritual bouquet great a a Home! Bishop stationed Joseph He had been to Busch St. the at at company. annual/y, 9W 5.2.; cm Telephone Cloud hospital Camp Hood since March 3, last week. 1950. The bou- . > He had enlisted in the in quet name’s day gift the to , army was a 986 IN EAST N.P. ST. CLOUD ACROSS THE TRACKS Bishop, who is December, 1947, and previously patient in the was a hospital. Alaska. stationed Kentucky and in \ t