Hip-j..- rg—jvki—r‘nu— :1 ... ,. .T . .._, _. > THE’ REGISTER 51'. CLOUD PAGE 1952 THREE August 29,. Friday, . Changes Announced AppealforNurses Several Faculty 5,000 Motorists Warned of Duty Ranch in Picnic at ,. Students Cathedral 1,050 High Children FOr Cold Parish School For Spring To Protect Issued Meet at to I Ansuéer Polio Emergency Members Plan Will Staff 250 Cold Springs School their Cold Spring—A of when children crowd 4,000 With the horseback riders, the which will the is the Warning That on way are coming back 5,000 attended the St. performed to dances by school, sounded this thousands , be week to at recess, or persons gay square as Call Little Falls Jubilee Year Roll Diamond Expects Students 300 Boniface picnic parish ranch here the school.” Square Dance club 16-couple children from Minnesota of return to Aug. St. Island In- 17. of Cloud, Bird the after Little classrooms the FallS.—Ap When 1,050 Crusaders i Cold Spring—Registration Which he driving rules vaca- Four summer p x r o - dian rustic and the Minneapolis—A state-wide tion. Dr. The site Herman E. should pow-wow, driver said “every mately ap— 250 the halls Cathedral students will be crowd of at St. Boniface’s was memor- high school - lakeside setting—plus music, assist peal for in the to Koop’s Manama ranch, 808- George so- suggested by Sgt. and ize” Local police departments nurses an were hand for high the opening school Sept. again 2, the of indicates that the on ‘en- ciability, weather— and delightful polio made today alfalfa, arcadia of woods, highway of the J. Kaisersatt American throughout state emergency Legion was posts acre‘ classes St. Francis’ will at high rollment change they wit- greatest will reach the 300 picnic picture of the presented by Dr. Gaylord Anderson, also‘de- W. and grassland by hidden Long Kaisersatt, who is a patrol. joining hands with the state are good-fellowship rarely festive I school Sept. 2. chairman the change in school the Minnesota Polio is mark. lakegDr. Koop decidedly of the for chairman the Amer- ' Automobile Minnesota State the partment ness per- was , equaled. sonnel. Planning commission director moving spirit and and most patrol and safety Registration Legion in special ican for resident association (AAA) There stu- will be generous approximately 75 ac- ap— a _ After busy school giving, the University his time and hospitality; dents of Minnesota’s in rules fol- of listed these will place» tivities, as take Labor motorists peal to summer freshmen, extra ses- to 92 sophomores, 65 on use sions the for major portion of school giving day, Sept. public health. also the Here- of in two-year 1. Day students lows: while driving in school juniors, caution a and seniors. 68 were school, Benedictines who staff the which the picnic’s ford registered for the steer, dur- ,term “For the was few new months,” Dr. other next Do 1. not try to zones. Faculty members for the pass cars faculty members have collaborated ing attraction (received by the grand week. past Anderson said, “there cities,col- crowded will be Minnesota’s In major streets; scholastic 1952-1953 a on year are as curriculum and in arranging Haas of Frank Sauk Rapids). a pro- One faculty member, the need additional all signs; for placed Obey trained orful AAA will be 2. stop follows: posters new Father Victo‘r Ronellen- nurses, jubilee the diamond for year Rev. gram Faustin Klink, O.F.M., the for- O‘rganizers members practical Watch for locations the 3. youngsters fitsch, aids, strategic out 0.S.B., and to at and director were pastor nurses, nurses carry high school. the of merly chaplain St. Mary’s hos- St. Beniface guild, Mrs. R. at of the vi- packers.” playing in the in the reminder streets of the school, constant to senior religion; Fa- message or as a position full- Assuming the of PRECISE pital,' Memphis, Tenn., will take president general T’heis, and M. of playgrounds; all drive. cinity ther who Athanasius 0.S.B., Fuchs, They need volunteer not for in religion for time instructor WATCH un- duties for. the comin ‘up chairman. ml; speeding. Cory, Avoid year E. Ray Austin, president as 4. superintendent, freshmen and at» polio nursing. Any who derclassmen Sister Berchmans, nurse is goes REPAIRS freshman religion instructor. “School safety patrols and of the State Automobile associa- sophomore religion; h F Rides t Hayrack po- will a work release e r to another released-time formerly taught now who The Rev. Gaudence ‘will job Schroeder, tion and lice be the bad national vice president of Maurice at Hurrle, 0.S.B., junior on many polio for re- school for Technical high care. classes by All SVCHROEDER Enjoyed 0.F.M., of the three St. Fran- explained traffic corners,” Kaisersatt added, ,AAA, the of the ligion; Father Burkhard Arn- one purpose St. Sister My- Mary’s. students nation-wide h at A t of s o r cis chaplains, a g e will replace the Rev. campaign. He “but all crossings be heiter, said: 0.S.B., cannot freshmen pro- and novelty lure the Particular became librarian the who was at and in increase the ron, Howard nurses an Huth, O.F.M., care director “This children lilo/Inn! campaign is designed tected this Many senior religion; Sister u/uw-CCGJ to Bernice, as way. Hayrack rides the of event. hospital teaching after Cloud iCZ St. polio patients of has brought about of the high school sodality. Father will face traffic unprotected principal, reminder all science; Sister Cathan, drivers at to serve as a GERMAIN throughthe woods proved SAINT ST. 805 ‘2 Boniface’s high school,‘Cold St. an ex- the at present need for Howard, former sodality director, nurses. of let’s social science, the need for places be the look- mathematics; Sister cautibn extra at money-maker. so on Souvenir cellent will commercial teach Spring, . has been Cleveland, transferred “We saving to lives now,” carefully!” Cathel, this Drive home economics; Sister time of With are more the out. year. books all open- presented guide to were courses. 0., where he serving is Dr. “which Anderson said, Cortona, ing librarian; English of now as II; school, 30,000,00 nearly means listing points the of passengers, 3 Sisters chaplain New of the institutions. city for.” patients Sister Dunstan, to students be science; Sister will their returning more care to There also route. interest ()rdo were en \ Returning theIEnglish to St. Francis’ Michaela, I, after English speech; classrooms. Positions in depart- Sister Also patients hospitalized the' rides for youngsters, are pony year’s leave absence of is Sis- Miriam, filled al bursar, Sister Shela, history, business “Motorists will be by le- have and ment moral longer they after the enthusiasts from far and and horse a now pass Mary O.S.F., ter Venard, who education; St. Benedict’s Sister Olivia, former instructor Latin, gal obligation the of at obey all re- to polio Doctors acute have stage. with their hand near were on ceived her M.A. degree in history history; Alphonsetta, Sister business Sister Petronia, ‘Go college, trans- Slow’ caution in the signs that found this exténded or mounts. care can \ this from Marquette June past Sis- education; Sister Luxemburg; and Rosetta, English ferred from vicinity of schools. reduce paralysis. [ohmailn‘lfimu with Joseph auction, A country universit Milwaukee. Sister Ve- , of St. III, IV; D. A. from the College Mr. Jacobson, in- be Terence “Many children will in traf- ter , The changes methods in with chairman, and Vern of treat- Stang nard, wi l, addition in as to meeting assist in dustrial Mr. V. R. Soltis,'in-. Benedict, who also will arts; time,” added, first he fic for the the simply that of Richmond ment 100 polio Plantenberg classes, in her means as continue previous dustrial physical education; arts, Latin the department. “and they of traffic AUGUST 29 Friday. Be- unaware are completely sold patients today auctioneer, require out — and get capacity school librarian. a matehmatics will be as Mr. A. Science J. Engel, band, chorus, and heading hazards. Min- of St. I with plead John Baptist. every and of farm produce large much nursing than 100 more array pa- Sister instructor by Joyce, taught Mass Mr. W. of feast. music; J. Virant, in- Gloria, driver 2nd Col- nesota be the alert to Contingent on ends. One hen laid tients odds and 10 according Smut to an years ago, Benedict’s academy. St. lect from St. dustrial Sabina, ‘agriculture, farm, Creed. arts, Red which the Dr. Anderson. spot, A contract- Boniface’s was auc- St. on egg Transferring from person mechanics; Mrs. Shirley Ash, vestments. ing tioned polio today will too. need for Sister Ruth, Spring is SCHOOL Cold physical care in SUPPLIES education; AUGUST and Renee 80— Saturday. St. weeks, he said. social sci- the many teacher of and Theisen, art cafeteria Rose of Lima. Games, Barbecue Mass of feast. manager. 0f long Prairie St. Joseph’s school, Nurses From available for dur- Gloria, work 2nd Collect Sts. Felix During ences. the summer months 3-Ring Zipper Are Featured Sister Philaine Here’s the That Minneapolis, Beer ing the few months should and Adauctus. next White vestments. comes members of the faculty in Notebooks were economics the home work in their local contact ‘Red Cross AUGUST chap- to 31 Thirteenth Speaks for and Itself ‘-— usual the There games were various institutions. attendance at Paper, Pencils ter department. for placement. Sunday Registered after Penetcost. Special lakes dinner feat- long and Trip refreshments, a enrolled Bernice in Professors Sister Prlest who BY sign months DISTRIBUTED for Mass. Gloria, two Collect 2nd St. was nurses up beef. barbecued uring scnnirrn's Dubnque, Ia.; Sis- Loras college, will be paid $275 Raymund, month. Creed, Trinity Pre- Holy transferred Recently to per picnic Particular of the feature Rosetta attended Cortona and Kemp’s Cream Co. Others will Ice ters be paid face. Green the local at vestments. Angels’ parish from Sacred Heart colorfulness. large its A ma- was sessions Loyola uni- at hospital rate. Al- summer Sauk the Rev. SEPTEMBER Rapids, parish, 1 Monday. .Long Prairie—John jority of in ranch patrons G. Nema- — came versity, Chicago; Sisters Dunstan, full~time St. Giles, Speiser lan Cloud, Abbot. Minn. Mass Phone St. of feast. 557 a assumes nich, Explorer adviser plaids. jeans, and of garb, 40 post Cathan, and Miriam did work BOOK STORE at religion. The Gloria, teaching position in 2nd Collect of Holy 12 of Long Prairie, recently accom- the College St. Benedict; of and I St. Mary’s Brothers, Harold Pavelis of Rev. 3rd “Defend us.” panied the scouts 2,800 mile ENJOY on a the ‘Mr. Engel enrolled for work at White will choral work Cathedral direct ' vestments. . . . trip to the Philmont ranch located Z/— University During of Minnesota. Besides 17-6th Ave. 50. Cloud the music department. in ‘ St. ' Quiet Pleasant I SEPTEMBER Tuesday. Cimarron, nemrs N. Mex. Mr. Ne- near of the latter the Sis- part Register, his duties editor of the summer as St. Stephen Hungary, of King. manich assisted by Sam Ba- was Petronia attended the work- ter Furlan will teach the Rev. William Mass feast. Gloria, of Col- 2nd den of Wadena the trip. Nick COuntry on business education which shop in American history and religion. lect “Defend us;” 3rd Col- l(:‘roche of Wadena chauffeured the any Minneapolis. held in was The only curriculum CREAM major White lect. vestments. ICE 1 us. Olivia replaces Sister Sister the change junior in occurs SEPTEMBER Wednes- 3 The contingent, consisting of 20 the newly who joined ~- Daniel, English field,_where will street Home ReSt day. Mass of 13th Sunday after and the three scouts leaders, left priory Benedectine in established techniques he laid on_oral and Pentecost. No Gloria Creed, Wadena Aug. and 6 or returned Aug. and Mr. LADYMICIEMPS of Seattle, language. the Diocese of the A mastery se- 2nd Collect “Defend us,” 3rd 18. The spent l young men graduate from will emphasize melter’s work seven Jacobson, recent a Creator for the dead “0 God, days the 122,000~acre ranch. on Wis., English, Menomonie, spoken the alter- Institute, and Stout the and Redeemer.” 4th Col- of Much CATERING ICE CREAM Under Supervision time it’todayi any in the saddle, was spent Nancarirow. I highlight will' Mr. Mr. replaces I See nate semester / lect, Preface. Green ordinary viewing the Registered Nurse mountains New of literature has joined the faculty American and Nancarrow com- Call 9th Ave. No. 2nd $15995 567 & vestments. Mexico. and Night Service They Day cooked their high school Vocational postion. of Hibbing own , W? slept SEPTEMBER 4—Thursday. meals, in and tents, practiced Woo Replacing Sister Chrystette, Hibbing. at Week day after Pentecost. scouting leeral Mass the skills they trade-In learned in served Angels’ Holy has the at Easy terms of previous Sunday. No Gloria their home units. The feed perfectly amid grade school in the capacity of will home the You at young men HATS! STETS-ON of Greed, 2nd Collect “Defend earned awards in camping, horse- junior school will with principal 'and hi h surroundings and the inviting meet care v Men For us.” Collect, ordinary 3rd manship, conservation, and any is Sister Brian. ister Re- Joseph teacher, graduate St. approval. registered of A as na- KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! nurse, your Preface. Green OR: turalists. vestments. will teach gis St. Benedict’s the facilities. of St. in charge. Modern Hospital Paul, is of CROSBY SQUARE SHOES! ., _ -Mass of Christ the Eternal The following communities Sister intermediate grades, and were High Priest. White vestments. represented: CALL 26-F-l4 Long Prairie, Wa- Hilarion, of Tacoma, recently ' THE dena, Brainerd, Little Falls, Grey SEPTEMBER 5—Friday. St. \teach children Wash, will the of Eagle, and Buffalo. In Lawrence Justinian, Bishop. this the primary grades. 2-5th ! Ave. So. Phone 49 group eight Catholic boys. Mass of feast. Gloria, 2nd Col- Nuns Pier: High were at "NEW CLOTHES’ Cloud, “Defend us,” infiormotion St. Minn. lect 3rd Col- for write Box ‘41, One of the highlights any Memorial high of the The Pierz trip or Governor For new .lect. White OR: vestments. attendance Mass at in small school has claimed several of was the a HOME DORAN REST Mexican church Votive Sacred Mass of the and, the Feast who members the of STORE on nuns were ED RYAN Heart of the (First White Assumption, Friday) attendance .high Cathedral school faculty. Sis- at Field Mass vestments. in the mountains. Mary Gertrude principal is the ter a Mr. 9/5, Nemanich the school, Sister of that and plans reports Colud Opposite Office in St. new the Post Road Located Cloud, Foley Hwy. No. East of St. on on Fanaticism in Iran under Hilaire has been assigned for the another to are way con- tingent home mic to in the department. future. go e o c n o s near J national- erusalem.—Inflamed Teaching English speech, Sis- and iém in Iran, coupled with religious Colman will also direct dra- ter. EIIO'II.“Oslo-n.30-41.'IIO'ISC’I."O'IIOEIIOPIC-nO'IIOSICQO'IO'IIO'I. fanaticism, is leaving its mark matics. Sister Phyllis on assumes I Christian missionary activities in charge the Science of department. that American Protestant country. Now in engaged office work at missionaries through here passing Benedict’s St. is Sister convent I Back reported they had been subjected Madelon, moderator the Fatima School of to restrictions. The semioffi- to clyb clerical assistant and from many cial Teheran Bakhtar the Cathedral 1. h Sister newspaper 5 o c o Emrouz said that British Catho- Etienne doing clerical is work at a lic Carmelite priest had been Benedict’s St. hospital, Ogden, ex- pelled from Abadan for alleged Utah. Sister Martin is recuperat5 “political activities against the ing after serious illness. country’s interest.” The priest, Assuming duties principal as Father Francis Burke, given teacher Perham and is Sister 3-ring was at CINCH ER JINKS” “HI hours leave Abadan. 24 He to Chryctette. Primary grades in the the residence of Apos- went to the school Maple Lake at new ZIPPER tolic Delegate Iran in Teheran, to being taught by Sister Al- BELTS are the captial. phonse. ’O x3! $4.08 Sizes: St. John’s Univ. Faculty $289 $175 s1 14 18 to to of You’ll want to get one Members Attend Seminars good these long wearing, school” “back for to A must your “cincher” belts Elasticized looking these notebooks at The with man like comfortable tiny. You’ll the waist ,In wardrobe! make special low prices for your so your "Know-how" the Collegeville.'—Earily this week 0.S.B., attended the educational be “back colors to days. assorted school” to worn : pajamas these Ballbriggan fit of the several of members of the St. psychological and sections of the Pol. behalf adv. inserted in of Ed Ryan fall cottons with your new FANDEL’S Stationery Dept., by the for Ryan Governor John’s Volunteer university faculty left for ABA, which Belmont abbey, met at and reinforced band neck with nylon wools. Committee. or the various sectional meetings of N. Can, during the Main week. Floor .past Pol. adv. in behalf inserted of Ed Ryan the American Benedictine acad- Father Arno ski-type ..$4.98 elected chairman the trousers. Others priced to was new up by Mrs. Pauline Kirk, 205 So. 8th St. .... of this section at meeting held emy. St. Cloud. Sec. of the a Stearns County ' and brown, lovely shades yellow In of Volunteer Committee. St. Vincent’s archabbey, Lat- at The Rev. Vincent Tegeder, robe, Pa., during 0 the Christmas 0.S.B., and the Rev. Colman and red. red and navy, grey or holidays of last Barry, 0.S.B., of the history de- year. , The theme of the Belmont 3715 filo/'66 .246ch meet- attending the Social partment, are Just :4 rrived ing Education FANDEL’S Budget Lingerie Depl., and Morals. Science section of the ABA at was This vital and currently discussed Holy Cross abbey, Canon City, All Others ‘ Main Floor question is the topic of English the 0010., Aug. 25-28. GLOVES" FAll - . Year Book Education for 1951. on. Father Vincent delivered a The Sacred Studies section of “The Significance for paper on ABA the St. met at Meinrad’s American Benedictines of the by Hanson abbey, Aug. The 19 21. Rev. to Abbot Smith Father Letters,” and Paschal 0.S.B., Botz, retiring Colman will read entitled paper a 50 $ chairman this section, of repre- “German Nationality and Ameri- “Girls’ ” sented St. John’s the meeting. at pair Catholicism.” Abbot The can " The theme this for section was Smith by letters discovered ‘RAYON were PANTIES “Benedictine Spirituality in our Colman Father while he was ex- Century.” ploring the archives of the The Rev. Oliver Kapsner, of St. Paul’s Outside Monastery 0.S.B., in‘ Cotton string-knit for fall gloves 59c.. who is leave absence of on Walls the in Rome in 1950. from the St. John’s faculty, and The Rev. Arno 0.S.B., Gustin, Moshe who has been cataloguing the and novelty checks. New corduroy and the Rev. 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