THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER PAGE THREE 1953 May ‘I, Friday, . Freshman 35L— Officers-in W Unitl Sing Will Lead of C. K. Foley Cold Spring troosure \ FRIDAY Yo‘urs to FOR BIG DAYS 5 Week Notes Music St.’ Production John In TOMORROW BROADWAY’S Cold Spring.——The St. Boni- , MUSICAL snow-sromn face music department here is LaVern Hoelscher, Land- Robert James Nord- Collegeville. celebrating National Music week "IS screen's ms — St. John Phelps, Jene presQntation from Eiden, student strom, freshman wehr, with its of the an- snow-Toma or Cowles, John’s uni- Philip and Lawrence St. attending Cloud nual high school piano recital on .Kubesh. lead the the in will sing versity, Friday, May 8, ats8:15 p.m. ’EM mu production student forthcoming Among the selections be Practices to for the prin- women Boheme. La heard Puccmi’s the of “Over cipals and the chorus St. Bene- at on program are English in the Rainbow,” performances “Polonaise,” TWO “Star dict’s have been under the direc- uni— the presented of the/ Sea,” “Moonlight will be and on tion ‘of Sister Firmin, head of the 13 11 and Roses,” May “Trees,” “Minuet From versity stage music Sister Clarus on department. Sonata, 0p. 49,” “Mother Ma- 8 at students of the and the home p.m. eco- chree,” O.S.B., “Dance Kelly, of the James Demons,” The Rev. department been nomics have and others. production joint the directing is many making the girls’ costumes. of the music departments the of Those taking active in 5 part an The Rev. Dominic Keller, and St. Benedict St. College of the piano recital Marilyn O.S.B., are is in charge the of stag- orchestral, university. The B k John’s Mary Schwarzbauer, a c e 5, ing. He is also directing work the roles, dramatic Gloria choral, and Dietman, Mary Kuebel con- of Paul Huber and Robert students beck, 75 Patricia than of Mobs, sisting Margaret more 'Southers constructing and in been have colleges, Wenner, Rachel the two from Kraus, Stephen the painting scenery. several weeks. Guggli, rehearsing for Judith Eisenschenk, Father has Kelly been James prepar- principals Yvonne Eteichen, The Sophia Fuchs, are ing the university orchestra, Seventh Phyllis Landwehr, 302 Rausch, Robert Weber,’ avenue ' leads, chorus, and male the and “Ru- of the role Cloud, in and Jeanette St. 8., Steichen. Rev. Sales, Bartholomew O.S.B., Win- of Hirsch Joyce dolf,” and liove has been working with chorus lead- the Singing as “Mimi.” a IENJOY sted this portrait of 10 students. opposites prep being and ing parts are . . . performers. The is in the these four—act set two to not opera >Htmrs ETHEL MERMAN new ‘mode the prin- voices in Latin Paris. Four combined of TODAY quarter They DONALD O’CONNOR musical show namely, Bohemians, cipal roles of the young a Cloud St. in presented painter, musician, Minnesota poet, VERA-ELLEN a a a ' ~ . philosopher, their in two 1951. sweet- IOEOREAM OFFICRS GEORGE SANDERS THE Parisian hearts, wealthy and district deputy; and James Studer; COUN- lan, standing FOLEY Keep record OF the principals portrait other _a The two are BILLY DeWOLFE characters. are‘the main Willi Cyril Fischer, K. C. insurance of representa- and “Marcel” Richard Berg are as , 3 complete—make the Knights ,Columbus, of seated, CIL, Music IRVING and BERLIN ap- are, Clarence Thomas P. Brenny, Ruhoff, Don tive; “Musetta.” While their “ap- Yonkers awaiting Lyrics by Marilyn as pointment now! and Father Yuoso, Sylvester right, Clifford Balder, Wildman, S. D. Tomporowski, will be from left to roles supporting success,” proaching they the In can I LADY KEMPS Kaczmarek, Ni- Leon Bock, and Anthony Kroll, and Martin Thomas Denfeld, Wey. John Joseph The live. hardly enough to earn clm lured: JY’OLIR oi Unit He+ads CATERING Foley Natives lack and fuel with the Nee; ICE of food CREAM PHONE 146 ’c. Call of Mimi’s tragic 567 9th element Ave. & No. 2nd r/ con- K. makes supe- our the circum- sumption comprise Cloud Tel. St. 488 yrior for ill-fated love the stances avail- service ’ imagina- The artistry and story. ‘ and nearby the ‘able for coming from the Officers elected tion these destitute” comrades Knights projects of Foley.—The of at many new spon- 2. held its Grand toseveral delightfully council 3603 sored by the knights.of knight, Jose h give rise Columbus the Foley I‘. . year are: points. distant Kaczmarek; deputy grand knig club, council Wlll scenes with the land- officers 3603 t, humerous first election of at area as a a meeting April 15. community. Clifford B 1 d chancellor, and make mark the lord, the waiter, its r ; on a e among on PHOTOGRAPHGR , Formerly Studer; warden, Foley council James Anthony their imaginary the Foresight of Judge Connolly themselves at Cloud its existence Wey; inside guard, Thomas‘Den- St. council It in of the great fourth the banquet. In the part act owes was membership in the foresight Judge field; outside guard, Clarence but increase of Mimi recalls her heart- to Tsrhumprrln-Illlllams dying to war- measure Cloud St. St. Germain 509% advocate, F. J. Connolly who, de- Ruhoff; Leon Bock; ranted the formation of inde- state Rudolph their happi- broken past as an Kolb; enable fuller the possibilities of Claud recording pendent council Virgin, puty, treasurer, sings “0 to Musetta saw an nesses. independent council Foley Kevin fi- hers.deserve to C. Latterall; participation in the K. of at secretary, FU ends. The N ERAL HO Save,” and the story firms listed M E 9. pro- opera dis- when be remembered are nancial Sylvester you Tom- number of The chair- secretary, gram. years ago. the be This second to is the opera tributing to patronage your initiation Foley of the porowski' Don Wildman, Membership Seen ter trustees, Better coun- John’s business. St. university. different lines of produced at S and Thomas P. included cil held March under 'The in the 29 uoso, new was on area Massanet’s Our Lady’s Last year ; 1 the supervision of District De- chaplain, Very council holds promise of Breny; and the CENTRE even capacity audi- attracted Juggler ' John Kroll. Martin St. Cloud. Rev. A. judging Nilan of membership and, better puty enccs. . Permit honors PEOPL DIOCESE A“ ERCOLQI; [mum‘s BERGGREEN coco- nv llATClIERY HOME MAIN FUNERAL Party Honor in the address 'of pressive Minnesota WAITE Zim- PARK—Dennis gate posts PRICES! FIRST TIME LOW AT REGULAR OUR masonry gave Donald The have been land- welcome. Rev. and Mr. and Mrs. Fran- which familiar of commercial Feeds CORRIGAN‘ mer, son a A. C. BROUGI-IT "I’dultry Gormley College W travelers highway of the of St. Supplies Zimmer, elected mark along cis to BACK THE DEMAND FOR BY POPULAR was as a W R 84 Phone 84 or the Thomas delivered invocation, which for the 30 will delegate Boys’ State, 52 past THOUSANDS to WHO AGAIN! WISH THRILL TO IT TO Leghorns years White Certified U.S. 0f Father Santo 'Snuk Minn. Paul make the four-lane and William C. Smyser Miami held in St. in June. for of will be Centre, Approved Heavies way new U.S. junior highway from St. Joseph university the concluding He elected by the to gave was Cathedral school. They constructed class high Albany. talk. Granite of Witness in Your Faith in were school father the Dennis is active in by Julius Atsch, of as FARM noNorsrvror RANDALL. The Rosary- ' Rapids—Members Pelican and The Future’s Eternal Promise —— football, bas- Atsch, O.S.B., EQUIPMENT member of the Rev. Lancelot a as James’ Altar society of St. friends of St. Leonard’s church ketball, and He the grounds track the main teams. entrance to was held meeting of church its first Our Firm havecently Memorials: completed following the gathered in the parish hall on elected vice president of of St. John’s abbey and uni- next IMPLEMENTS FARM MéCORMICK-DEERING the parish April in the 16 April Sunday evening, 19, year to year’s council. varsity. student Father Pier: Pilelltl J Monsignor hall, the installation of 0 monu- which o at honor the Rev. Vincent Santo, Refrigerators—Homo I Supplies He Robert Kosel, Farm succeeds & Freezers ST. JOSEPH—Sister Paula, Belle ment at monument at conducted. Mrs. Leo officers pastor. was who last year’s delegate to was the College registrar of St. Prairie, Minn. Minn. at Wadens, Welter president of the is Minn. or- The began with leuh Centre Boys’ State from Cathedral high. program a Benedict, attended the 39th an- ganization; Mrs. Leonard Has- Monsignor Limmer Alter for St. I o banquet served by the Altar COLLEGEVILLE. The so- an- American nual meeting of the — Mrs. Law- sing, vice president; Church Michael’s monument It ciety. Fred Kwako, president of nual St. John university spring Collegiate Regis— Association of Bentler, secretary-treas- 'Hibbing, Minn. Motley, Minn. at rence the Men’s club, presided toast- formal has been for May 15. set as Minneapolis April 20-23. in trars urer. of the after-dinner master The highlight the Johnny of pro- so- Radisson hotel, the Meeting at the The members of society In his remarks, he recalled ‘. cial will held calendar again be gram. Markers Monuments complete and erected cemetery topical general sessions “and smaller divided into on your the beginning the parish in of the St. Cloud' groups coliseum, with at are lot; Write for Monumental Catalog. free and each takes turn at our Pelican Rapids the provided for music provided by Clem Bnau workshops to group a up com- were Save at least 10% memorial. meeting. Meetings arranging on your pletion build— of the present his orchestra. The chairman of registrars from and part a new every MORE MORE MORE MORE LITTLE FALLS and third GRANITE held first WORKS Donald President is Herzog. the United States. age every ing. , MILK PORK BEEF EGGS of the month. Thursday of COLLEGEVILLE. The Morrill the University im- of children’s The choir two sang ——- Memorial: Quality of Since 1898 cir- There mission also six are numbers, “The Bells of St. Little Falls Minnmh Operetta ’Hansel, Gretel’ parish that cles in St. James’ WITH Mary’s,” and “To Jesus Heart All month in the homes meet once a Burning,” with Mrs. Kwako p as N O N S M U the respective members. of organist. Readings given were Three COLLEGEVILLE. by Patty Bakken, Edward Poss, Readied New Munich in —— the brotherhood Freddie candidates for Kamaroski, and Mrs. Ed- St. the Order of Benedict QUALITY ward Peck, Sr. in These fol- were lowed recently invested with the with solo by Bonnie were a FEEDS Fougas. St. John’s abbey. The garb at New Munich.———Rehearsals produced Since it and in 1894. then Baldwin Right Rev. Dworschak, The appreciation of the Altar preparation for the has production with universal and met grow- officiated the MELROSE O.S.B., abbot, at society espressed by Mrs. was of Engelbert Humperdinck’s ing popularity by of its PHONE 324 reason and The novices Fred ceremony. new Kako. A clever replica of fairy charming Hansel charming of Operetta music simple, a rare their in religion John fl chest names are: treasure made by Mrs. Gretel'are final and in the delightful beauty. Much the was stages. of Cloud, of‘St. Brother Bennett Art Wages and filled with New has been music is based lovely old Ger- was created scenery on Daverveld Kau- Andre; James of envelopes. This presented to the for occasion and special light- -folk Hansel and ' was tunes. RE P I FORD EM man Brother Henry; kauna, Wis., Father Santo in behalf of equipment ing Gretel installed is the rol— of every- to as- one merry . Wcinand Donald of St. and present. one far possible licking of light treasures sure _as as opera, a pro- Inc. Melrose MEMORIAIS, Brother Motor ,Co. Michael, Alcuin.’ professional duction with Father Safito touch. whose quaint comic masterpiece responded briefly a a COLLEGEVILLE. Paint The Costuming for the lovely melodies his 7 5 characters and to story thanks his to and con— express own -— MINN. MELROSE, Items! tasting Useful Sketchbook, literary publication taking being tinue delight parishioners. is furnished both children He paid .part special to trib- Phone 171 Melrose, Minn. MEMORIALS 1N SPECIALIZE WE of the students at St. John’s locally. The CEMETERIES music, and adults. ' CATHOLIC Mrs. Ed and ute to Peck, Sr., FOR who songs, SERVICE SALES and the Hill- Built—Eternal Empire university, will be distributed as musical backgrounds will organized the be Altar society and Dates for the production' have firdt in late May, according adapted word from Humperdinck’s to served its president; to been for Sunday, May and as set 3 lessons No CRAFT. with TOLE paint art Anyone received from the editor, John can Mrs. Adolph Jacobs, who at 90 opera. 10, preliminary at 8 A p.m. per- Assisting directions Dunn. the LITCHFIELI) in compila- enjoy is the oldest the follow the member of needed! Simply to This folk-opera formance children years for and parish— adapted by easy was tion of the journal Jerry parish; and George Prenovost, to Humperdinck were ioners is being planned from Grimm’s for Fri- Six more buy. Nothing relaxing hobby. this to Bonnerre, associate‘ editor; the building contractor. familiar old day, fairy May \ tale 1, 8 All who and first at at- p.m. items. C0. all three matching in PRODUCE designs and James Brutger, beautiful make-up edi— tend this loycly musical pro- and George Englert, SAUK tor; art duction be assured of de- RAPIDS.” may a metal picture-tray, metal TOLE CRAFT With each editor. The Rev. Conrad Dick- lightful satisfying evening of O.S.B., the is faculty ad- Your Highest Prices for We Pay receive mann, well—prepared which basket song-drama, metal desk basket waste you ' or impresses Visor. like the bearer the EGGS, and ready-mixed WOOL ‘feal oil colors, HIDES artist’s POULTRY, of { supply a aim charm “like The Sketchbook of childhood days, of the is or brush. artist’s sturdy ready and JHDWE. fresh breath provide outlet of youth and to for student to use a AAAA a an . . . springtime.” Critics summed fields MELROSE, MINN. have expression in the of art (invisible hanger SAUK RAPIDS be hung picture-tray The co. may the their judgment of and literature. 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