Friday, 29. OLouo‘ 'THE ST. I955 REGISTER May PAGE FIVE P 212 Seniors TrOphies Cathedral Poduo Couple Celebrate Awards, First Africa I“ at go In Rome—The first Catholic Ac- tion Golden Congress Wedding held Jubilee Af- ,ever on oratorical inter- Steiner, Marie Smoley, Deana reading, rican Raymond script soil will Yozamp representa— take distinctive place the Wearing in as caps dramatic Evelyn Vouk, Mary Jane Lutgen, pretation, and interpre— Uganda American Legion Dec. of the 8-13. Crusaders It 212. senior tive will be and gowns, Jacqueline Krupa, Rose Mary 0. J. Jerde of the tation. sponsored by Dr. the and auxiliary; International commenda— lreceived honor - Mil- Raphael, and Illies, Marilyn Mary Daniel Schoonover college, Congresses Teachers’ Cloud St. the Trophy day of Lay annual Aposto- the tion ap- at Cucala, granted in- Ann Joyce Lenarz, dred Schwankl were Mary American late, Le- Cath‘edral peering for the with headquarters May in in 22 Rome. festivities McHugh, Marilyn .forensic Ann Cota, debate and dividual Pappenfus, gion; Clarence gymnasium. 'The school high rep- Phyllis achieved Eisenreich, Mary Mar- who awards. Juniors club; Exchange resenting the Rev. Al- the superintendent, McAlpin, Beverly Hansen, included special speech honors garet and Mrs. Scollard Henry Mrs. d f Kremer, phonse ER r o n e r e c Keith Hughes, Darlene Kmitch, Alice Held, Maus, Donald the repremnting Harold Baker, recogni— trophies in and awards Carol Zitur, Carol Bormes, ORRIN Jambeck. Ann .Thomas Schilplin ‘of the TURNQUIST Frederick VFW; and athletic, scholastic, tion of Forensic Marie Burgmeier,_ al Rose Other IN i Ann t Held Herman St. Cloud Times; activities. extracurricular a o 11 cxuuuou other uon‘ncun‘ulllrl Sand, Marlene Radon, Phyllis awards Roderick league went and Carl to Rotarians, the umvuen-v IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM for none. lllllll or. sx um. morning I. mu. Highlight of the was \' Flynn, and Wischnewski. Laudenbach, Arlene Haberman, Donna Doerner. ‘ ' address de- Memorial day the Neutzling, David Pull, Jeanne Pruning Dramatists Honored Mildred valedictorians, To the Harris G. by Dr. James livered Schotl, Waldorf, Bonnie Eugene Ten members and five Farley, Sohwankl and Margaret col— new Cloud Teachers’ St. the Spring of flowering h b s r u s Dennis. Zimmer, Michael Dono- - achieving honors in the repeat given. Salu- bronze medals introduced Harris Dr. should lege. were be pruned was they iifiidul'ié'acuae as soon as J h James hue, Byron St. Genesius Dramatic society n o n, o s Spaeth received tatorian Robert Lunemann. by Duane finish flowering. This of group Murphy, and Lawrence Poston. received medals: Annella Zier- each of these To similar award. shrubs includes a presonalities the who garland Local and ap— Medals for winners in team den, Joseph Bastien, EileenmGil- scholarship students for one Vanhoutte the a spirea, various peared mock to present orange, debate intramural tournament . bert, Mary Jane _Lutgen, Jean Min- half year’s tuition to any honeysutkle, included Miss Mary lilac, awards Deutsia, dog- first place given to win- Litchy, Carol Reinholz, Eugenia were chOIce their of college nesota St. of the Zonta club of Baker wood, and the flowering plum. '_ Mary Kay Nilan and Dar- Beverly Rossman, Carol Rupp, ners granted. was Cloud Teachers’ .college; Mrs. In pruning, try to retain'the nelle Zachman, and second to Timmers, andHoward Donohue; four scholarships granted The natural form of the shrub. Cut place winners Rosemary Clancy Farley, Margaret John Lynch, Commercial . St. John’s university» by to went ‘ few out of the oldest stems a O’Meara. Arnold and Beverly Lucy Marion Palmersheim, Rank, PRINTING seniors David Prem, John Mul- clear to the ground. Long recognition first received Berg and Ronald Rieder. as . Thomas lally, Sauer, and Law- branches that project Margaret *I‘ place speaker and Altars may over To the elected eight seniors Pbston. LaVerne Eveslage sidewalk 8: rence the lawn out a the, Becker, second, in or over by classmates of their to same vote received the scholarship St. to be cutback side branch to Tabernacles competitive may ~l< event. a PUBLICATIONS receive commendation and the ‘ ' Teachers’ Cloud college. bud. This of type pruning granted Cash prizes for or a . respond the invitation dinner were to . scholarship The Eastman cash . encourages growth for the Holy >l< local entries the Water in conservation and new local Kiwanian of the club . cer- Specializing in award by the late Alvah granted base keeps and the shrubs project, “Keep Min t tificates young presented. These . 11 e s o a were Baptismal students H. Eastman distin- for Books, Anniversary Jubilee and attractive. ’ Green.” Winners Rachel seniors Margaret Farley, were are guished by their honesty, Financ1al Church Books, Cook cour- Fonts Willard Humphrey and Prom. Certain I Lucy Palmersheim, Mildred Evergrcens and loyalty, other superior tesy, Wedding Statements, Bonnie Schotl and Rosemary Schwankl, Ronald, Eileen Gilbert, To Be Pruned Now qualities Ronald Rieder to went etc. in Announcements, Clancy America’s rewarded for their Kritzeck, Rieder, Lois Robert were Mary and LatterelL by of vote Certain “What the Flag ‘should be Means Kosel, John and .Lynch. evergreens essays on Most Beautiful their classmates. Publishing Co. ‘ pruned Me,” which The submitted ‘to mugho pine Members Girls’ of the Ath- were now. $100 Award Cash Colored Phone 1103 should American just Granites E. Germain for the Legion be 13 St. pruned letic association received the who con- as new Levan- Junior Rotarian Hubert St. Cloud, Minnesota‘ Cash awards growth and medals for is test. starting. When the “C”.indicative their winged of dowski received $100 cash a Also' buds first and second place in local elongating, they 1,000 points of merit kucy are may are award be used his further to to competition in the VFW be broken auxil— off back. Palmersheim, Carol This Rein olz, cut complete or a education. Announ ement Zulu; «allay W was iary contest concerning "‘De- will thicken (44 the Schnettler, growth Carol R and o s ary line cm of granite made that of students from the Is What We Make It” keep the plant Unger, and Joanne Zachman. compact. mocracy controls the of cost Minnesota secondary schools who and our monuments made Elaine Legatt and to Irregular growth Seniors were who received the “C” for on young literature, took the and arts, selection of service in its markers Byron Johnson, respectively. pine and 600 points Gretchen Fandel, be trees spruce are can examinations i St. at n s c e c e ‘ the corrected by whose Margaret Farley, Dorothy Korte, ‘ cutting back total items Valedictorians price Honored some Thomas’ college, Robert Spaeth Mr. and Mrs. Weiner Prospective Martin buyers urged Margaret the Parent, Carol Rupp, of branches that have Certificates and are of award grown make the a and ranked third David Prem, up drive expense. to St. Cloud to and visit Carol Schnettler, Beverly too much. This Tim- would complimentary subscription also be to Padua.—-—Mr. 10th. and Mrs. Martin their Jr., Grass Valley, at- were display. On monument good our time check any the Reaclers’ Digest to these given trees mers. a Wein‘er were To Joyce Thelen, year’s tui- celebrated their golden tendants. Mrs. Brandis Fred of . a purchase of $200.00 Juniors receiving “C” for double the for over valedictorians, leaders. Cut the we Ma off all 'r t r g a e wedding scholarship St. tion Louis uni- anniversary to May Missoula, Mont. August 12 and will allow trip 600 points but Yvonne Jurek, your such Farley and Mildred Schwankl. leader expenses. to prevent are one with High versity, department English, LSLIMEEIIIII'IIIIIIMS of Mass offered by the Weiner. 0010., of Pueblo, the a Immediate delivery mark- Rita Graham, Teresa Legatt, double triple The student council officers on top. a or were Rev. Vincent has been granted. A telegram Fettgather in St. original attendants, unable were and footstoncs. Our trucks Rachel .Meagher, Sheila Rupp, ers singled for commendation out honor, Red Cedar: Anthony’s ‘announced the following church here. The jubil- attend. to deliver and monuments set Bonnie Schotl, Lois Schroeder, for superior work done this year. arians , her successful completion of received the Papal bless- FUN HOM Need ERAL Shearing E a Turkey Dinner Served anywhere in Minnesota. Mary Ann Scols, Mary Ann Zapp. Medals given President to were ing the examination and the‘ three-hour at ceremony. Red A sheared ‘ turkey dinner served cedars be should The all-star to volleyball Ronald Rieder, vice team president was TELISO SECLOUDJMNN. acceptance the words of 10,000 - ' - The living KOLLMANN children of seven keep 85 the Padua hall guests in with to them made Cut back of girls compact. from each Everett Condon, two Lucy secretary up writing by of creative of Mr. Weiner way and Mrs. were pres- house Open from the side 2 to 5 branches class is at with comprised of seniors sharp Palmersheim, and Rob- treasurer pm. a application. Monumental Works occasion. for the They ent Home. are the farm knife pair Rosemary Unger and of hedge Joanne shears. Puff. ert or a Lois Kritzeck received the I Mrs. Niehaus, Joseph Jr. ~(Lu- I It Zachman, be juniors Teresa Legatt to The honor. athlete, Relatives repeat Robert attending from Junction dis- may Highways necessary 15 8E 52 \ a Times journalism plaque and Theodore cine), Mrs. Niehaus a% this and Bonnie Schotl, SOphomores type of pruning again Kosel, received later plaque tance Mrs. Mary Ubanski, St. Cloud, Minn. Phone 2019 were offered a pre- bronze medal by the late (Leone), Grass Valley, Calif. ; Janice in the Winter and Marlene Rei- since by this plant sented the Exchange Rathchied, Wis.; club. Mr. and Mrs. season, Fred Schilpin outstanding for Mrs. Edward Fiedler (Mar- Office hours 8:00 to freshmen Janet and Klaers makes mm. Lucy ter, Palmersheim, growth throughout the outstand- Math Hardwig, St. Joseph; Mr. new . in journalism. work tha), Sauk Centre; Sister Mary ' 5:00 Evenings and Jane Opatz. . and p.111. ing girl the athlete, The arborvitae received and Mrs. Albert Weiner and season. basic a or Seniors singled for son, out Christine, Alexandria; and Fred, Holidays , by Appointment. winners “A” Letter in the trophy. white Herman, cedar should be Mr. and pruned Mrs. Frank and qualities citizenship of Otto, and Adolph, re— Sauk Centre. boys competitive John sports samé Certificates of the award Trettel, Bowlus; and Regine are way. Legion were ceiving the American One Sylvester, died in 1934. son, Gerald Becker, Brutger, granted Robert by the Esterbrook Trettel, Pen Sauk Centre. Mueller award Anthony There 30 grandchildren. were are Claesgens, Everett Condon, Wil- shorthand students to. company The jubilarians and Eileen Gilbert. Lois Kritzeck married were Their oldest two grandchil- liam Fritz, Lawrence Gardner, Dolores Blommer, Darraine Ben- * coLD Robert Puff ceived in. 1903 in North Prairie and the with r Robert Puff, Roman Schulten— Antoinette kowski, dren, 'Niehaus, LaVonnc DeZeil, Sauk Jean the American Legion xiliary Rev. August Gospodar oifer- a Robert Huschle, ,Byron Eveslage, Joan Honer, Carol over, and Centrehand Theodore Niehaus, awards ing the Mass. checks. Johnson, Captain Robert Kosel, Iten, Shirley K b \ r o n n Announcement\was made of e e r g, - v . » William Lahr, Richard Lenarz, Yvonne Lock, Mary Lou Lom— Dennis Zimmerand Lois Schroe- the Here’s That Beer ll-IOME-MADE Quintin O’Donnell, Arthur Przy- mel, Patricia Merchlewicz, Mar- junior delegates der Boys to THE WENNER CO. as Itself Speaks for ROLLS BUTTER billa, William AND Horak, Loren lene Schindele, Carol Schnettler, Many Girls’ Hubert and State. Levan— In So Ways—' DISTRIBUTED BY Silvernail, and John Thielman; ,Yvonne Schultenover, Rita Mae medal dows'ki received bronze Hardware, Furniture, Imple- a Ice Cream Co. Kemp’s James Thomas, Charles Miller, Carol O’Donnell, Betty attendance record for perfect Fuel, Furnaces and ments, a Thomey, Richard Ward, Dennis Pfanncnstein, Alma Pierskalla, Cathe- for his four Plumbing years as a Zimmer, William Graham, and Cold Granite Prod- Anne Rehmann, Spring Joanne Rengel, Cloud, Minn. St. Phono.567 Bausch dralite. The and Lomb Licensed Embalming Elliott Rubald. Winners of letters Mary Ann Rieder, Carol Rupp, the student award made for Phone Cold Spring 432 “B” for football Eugene Mary Al- Can Helpful Mae Schneider, Be Corynne are ucts making the greatest in progress bers, Jacob Balda, Ronald Brzin- Schulte, Arlene Witzman, Joyce science the study of granted was ski, Thomas Fritz, 0 Gray James Diamond Woodrume, HigJ Rainbow and and Margaret Zak- Robert Spaeth. to gins, Thomas Jambeck, poultry Roger grit feed rajshek. at or your Debate Tfophies Given Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Rich- dealer. Margaret Farley received a school received gold The ard Kampa, Thomas LeRoux, medal cup and a certificate of super- 3 Cold Mill the ends from recognition of trophy in second Mark Lippsmeier, Franklin lative Mc- merit, the highest honor Spring plant founda- for in the Minnesota Cath- place Rae, James Meier, Roger Murray, offered won the in field of Latin, walks, tions, driveways, etc. School olic High association Clem Opatz, Thomas Ross, Mi- THOS. CO. and Mary P. BRENNY LeRoux to given was debate and another tournament chael Thomas, John Wieber, certificate of honorable a men- 0 granite-sand and Aggregate Landwehr, trophy gold for honors Roman and Wayne DIAMoND RINGS tion. cup FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG Cold Spring, Isle, Morton at achieved St. Teresa’s college - at w‘r‘o‘v Zachman. Journalism awards and press and Odessa, Minnesota. BRIDE TO BE RANGES FOR THE BOTTLED GAS & invitational debate tournament. recognition made for Basketball Letters were mem- Farley Margaret granted was Phone Jewelry bers' Foley, of the Cathedralite Minn. 86 yearbook Weimun’s “A” basketball are letters speech scholarship $1,000 to staff. Medals a given Marie merited by Albert Hemmesch, Co. Cold Granite were Spring St. Francis, Joliet, the College of Kirchner, editor; Jean Litchy, Dennis Zimmer, Puff, Robert Across from Ill. She also received recognition The lined here deserve firms to and layout art technician; Rose- , cocaptains Kosel Robert and Building Exchange Granite _ spams. MINNESOTA die- he remembered when COLD for superior debating, oratorical you on business Sticka, John Lynch, Roman Schulten- mary manager; the dif- tributing patronage to your wOrk, speaking, extemporaneous and Mary Jane Lutgen and Eu- Charles Donald Thomey, ferent lines of business. over, =IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|l|||IIIII|IIII|I|Il|||||||||IIIIll|||I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUE speaking, manuscript impromptu genia Rossman, writers. Plombon, and Elliott Rubald. “B” copy E LITTLEEALLSC dramatic H. reading, and interpre- James Murphy "Pins given Joanne Zach- basketball awards granted were were tation. Mary Jackson, and Gerald Paul Condon, David Cook, man, to -+ St. Cloud State Teachers’ col- INSURANCE Mockenhaupt. A Fish, ncement Ronald Deppa, Nat Rich— nn 0 u é $250 lege granted speech schol- a made of the editor for uIIE the ard Reisdorf, Clem Opatz, Thom- was Real Estate arship James Lerschen, who to e’l 1954 publication, J and’John Fritz, Koerber. a c q u y n 8 as Phone D Walgreen awards debate, also received for Thering. and business Winning awards for track manager, 208 Bldg. com- St. Mary's Phone 196 g Falls, Minn. Little Agency speak- extemporaneous oratory, E Betty Wilmes. down, petition Stir Albert Hemmesch, The plentiful add supply of butter 2% EIIIIIIIIII|||IIllllllIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII—E are cups ing, impromptu speaking, manu- ’Chimes’ Articles Staff Awards Prayerbooks, Other Religious Keith and Hughes, Kevin Hughes, its and Rosaries and bargain flour of current turn out price more Mdlitor Pin awards made the to John Lynch, Captain makes dinner rolls with butter floured board Jerome cloth. were 3. on or Drug Co. For Gasoline, following Motor members Oils, Chimes of the and wonderful economical Lahr, Lawrence part Knead until smooth and Rassier, Herbert sat- Portraits 0 Studio Curran 1 staff: Editor Lois Kritzeck, of meal. iny, but It will Schwartz, sticky. Charles Quin- not Thomey, Fuel Oil; any as- or Candide 0 sociate editor LaVerne Eveslage, In addition, offérs take 1/L of flour to REXALL AGENCY tin to 1A O.’Donnell, and Robert Kosel. numerous cup Call Commercial 0 nearest-— being featured your business by dough. Round Karl Potters, form this soft Letters for‘baseball players manager are grocers " Prescriptions Speciolty film. n butter these days Ph'oto and they senior members into ball. Broadway Finishing David Prem, 125 E. 0 are awarded Northwestern Co. John Weitzel, on Oil as co— up a - were Kodak Supplies & Toiletrie- with dairy farmers in Carol Rengel, operate Mildred Schwankl, Quintin O ’ D ell, Richard Place smooth side down in o n n ST. CLOUD. MINN. agent helping the butter to Howard Donohue, Mary Ann Kampa, James remove Thomas Jambeck, large bowl brushed with (6. §Bures Hardware Tydol Veedol Products One offer surplus. such by flour W. 'C. -- —- —- WEBER, Agent Rieder, Ronald Rieder, Robert Fouquette, a Captain Robert Kosel, melted butter, turning once underway miller Iowa, in Claesgens, James Lempe, Thomas now Wayne Schweitzer, Jerome Lahr, bring buttered 'side ‘ to ASK FOR up. Minnesota, and Wisconsin, and Coal Hardware and Held, Marion Rank, General Insurance Annella Thomas Byron Johnson, and Cover with waxed and paper ., North and sections of South Da- Zierden, -Yv0nne Ahmann and damp cloth. Let rise in Fritz. Home Appliances a a FINANCING AUTO kota, reduces the price of but- Yvonne ’ Lock. Yvonne Jurek Maytag Washing Machines draft—free place 1% Trophies given for boxing was warm LOANS REAL ESTATE pound ter 15 cents when Bottle Gas a ac— appointed editor for the hours double in bulk. 1953-54 until champs intramural in competi- or Phone E. First Telephone 117 S. St. Minn 569 (5 Little Falls, companied by be— a coupon now mm lllltllm Chimes, Teresa and Legatt is the tion paperweight Roland went to 5. Turn lightly floured onto WW ing distributed to 750,000 soon: It. nu; over business Schill, flyweight Sauer, Thomas new manager. cloth. Knead and shape homes these in states. as Prim [III In! OI SOME: llth her-Rhee To James Fouquette and bantamweight Richard“ Kampa, PRE-PACK desired. For Dinner Pan II Over OI FaltMolSeI-vlee GRANDMOTHER’S Yeen or ' FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS FOR OVER Gretchen Fandel keys given featherweight Thomas Cameron, were Rolls, CREAM pull off BULK ICE cut DINNER ROLLS many or as for work submitted art in the lightweight William Fritz, wel- Funeral Home ,dough (of small pieces of ,Simonet (Makes three dozen rolls) scholastic competition. Mar- ~art sizel terwcight Robert 'Claesgens, de- uniform needed, sAuKRAPI'Ds“ ~ I—‘NNWN scalded milk as cups ‘ ion Rank and Jean Litchy middleweight Silvernail, Loren pending used. re- of type * tablespoons (1/2 cup) butter Personal Service on pan Economical Dignified — — ceived honors special for their William light heavyweight Gra— Form into smooth balls. Place tablespoons sugar Little Falls, Minn. 666 artistic plates. Telephone heavyweight and Robert ham, in well-buttered salt pans near teaspoons Kathleen Weber and Thomas togethernBrush between Huschle, yedst with Prepared cake compressed dis- Service the Catholic In take of to proper way. care Held received special recognition butter melted that bis- Cheerleaders who received let- solved in t4. so lukewarm cup SAUK for photography submitted in the will cuits RAPIDS easily af— HDWE. Laubach, Mar- separate co. Connie ters water are ‘ exhibits St. Cloud State baking and brush recent at ter tops lene Hoffarth, Marlene and 5% sifted enriched all-pur— cups Teachers’ college. for flavor and browning. Sobkoviak, Joan Schep- Marilyn pose‘ flour . Hardware, Major Appliances, Furniture For their service school and Scharehbroich.‘ at and Sharon 1. Add butter, salt and Cover to with waxed and ers, sugar paper civic functions members of the To following chorus the scalded milk. When luke- cloth. Let rise again until mem- a Rapids. Saul: Minn. Phone 375 hostess club received awards. awarded bers honors for add dissolved yeast almost doubled bulk. in Bake were warm, , Members Dolores Blommer; participation: Mary cake and flour. FORD four 3 in E are of hot of R 425° EM P I for 12 year cups a oven - Kirchner, Margaret Alice John— 2. Mock, Janet Beat in Jackson, Marie well, Let rise to 15 minutes. Brush of tops cover. Roberta Renee Lansing, and Schnei- Pfannenstein, Mary place light r rolls with melted! Mae till at son, a warm MeIrose once Inc. MEMORIAlS, Co. Motor LONG PRAIRIE Blassingman, LaNeve Hess, Luan bubbly, butter. about hour. Serve piping hot. orchestra letters 1 der. Four—year Witschen, Beverly Roberts, Leo- Marcella Ahles, granted were MINN., MELROSE. Evans, Leona Wallatt,‘ nette Farring- Phonp Danzl, Barbara 171 Melrose, Minn. Darlene MEMORIALS IN WE SPECIALIZE Witness Your Granite Faith in in Elaine Marie Kirchner, Rooney, CEMETERIES FOR CATHOLIC Mildred David Prem, tori, SALES SERVICE and the Hills Built—Eternal Empire Benkowski, Mary Ann es Lorraine and Arletta Wruck. Schwankl, Future’s . Eternal Promise The CREAMERY lONG PRAIRIE ASSOCIATION Metzger, Jean Philippi, Grace Band lnr’jnia Given Jane Binsfeld, Litchy,’ Mary Memorials: LJTCIIFIELD To the band all members of Our Firm has recently completed following the Sharon Peele, Carol Mohs, Opatz, who have participated for four Louella Butter Jagi- Jeanette Plechte Orr, and Esther Monsignor ‘Alice Pierz band insignia monu- e e years were Pasteurized Milk and Cream elski; Belle monument at ment at awarded. Marcella Ahles, Dar- - . co. PRODUCE Prairie, Wadena, Minn. Minn. lene Danzl, Barbara Farrington, Phone 1 8 Long Prairie, Minn. I . Phyllis Mary Glieden, Flynn, Monsignor for Limmer Altar St. I e e Monica James Lerschen, Mc- Church r Michael’s monument at We Pay Highest Prices Your Mildred for David Prem, Hibbing, Minn. Motley. Minn. at anus, S hwankl, James Thomas, and CETRE and ISAK POUlTRY, WOOL EGGS, HIDES Arletta Wruck the recip- Enjoy were . Rayner o ients. Markers Monuments and erected complete cemetery on your ' Senior drum members "grhai'gsroiuaioppr lot. Write Catalog. MELROSE, MINN. for free Monumental corps our O , in excelling activity through four Save least 10% memorial. at ‘ on your it’s ‘, ’ fieshing' more “C” received letter ARNDT’S years a BERGGREEN LITTLE FALLS GRANITE WORKS award. These members are MAIN HATCHEJIY Eileen Quality Gretchen Fandel, Gilbert, FUNERAL HOME Memorials of. Since 1598 MORE MORE MORE MORE I Little Falls Dorothy Patricia Merch- Minnesot- Korte, Commercial Feeds and MILK PORK EGGS BEEF C. CORRIGAN A. "’ lewicz, Joanne Rengel, Carol - Poultry Supplies . Phone R Schnettler, Schulten- SAW Yvonne 84 or U.S. Certified White Leghorn- WITH Regular attention the service needs to Unger, ovér, Geral- ——--—- osemary U.S. Approved Heavies Souk Minn. Centre, your Walsh, of dine and Joanne Zach- will piano maintain- UNSON M. assure man. ing production of its maximum in DIETMAN’S good music. GROCERY RONDESTVEDT F ARM EQUIPMENT QUALITY G. BRENNAN F. ’IMPLEMENTS McCORMlCK-DEERIN FARM FEEDS G REGISTERED GROCE'RIES ° MEATS ' CONFECTIONERY Tuner and Rebuilder Pianos of - Refrigerators—Homo F & Farm Supplies reozers 4919 50. Phone l6-l4th Ave. Week Days, Phone Regular A.M. 6 EM. 7:30 MELROSE 189 to 188 224 PHONE or Friday A.M. SEEM. 7:30 Bank to 8th Centre 520 Ave. So. Minn. St. Cloud Minnesota Sundsn 8:30 A. M. P.M. to 12:15 Minn. St. Cloud.