clouo ST. REGISTER THE TWO PAGE ‘ GrgdualiOn J‘Ohn’s, St.’ Published "Worship," PREFER CHILDREN Held NOW! at . . . POPULAR BY of lCatholic Magazine Distinction’ Is AT ST. Joseph’s REQUEST MILK HOMOGENIZED Waite' In Park arid covers, the Collegeville. all competed sign. The which In gories, took recent on a sym- — Association level. bols the Catholic from various Press of Delivery Duor For na- same seasons Worship of~honorable the Church received certificate subjects, tional A contest, men- year as were designed Dis- tion presented by Frank Kacmarcik. the title “Magazine of for de- 55 of Call cover was Waite Park—E i h h t grade tinction.” magazine is pub- g The John’s ROTC Cadets -St. By the Authors of‘Fcrmous graduation ceremonies St. held lished monthly by monks of were ASS’N DAIRYLAND A‘errew Saint Collegeville. Daily Missal John’s Abbey, in St. Joseph’s Church June 2. j. is citation The the of I test Receiving di lomas Ver- as were for Will Masé Sundays Principal: Kentucky general Train and follows: “Because of in Bellmont, homas Blommer, ex- non cellence during the preceding Elizabeth Feasls plus Emelander, Durane Benediction. prayers in eSpecially the of Gohman, Phyllis Gottwalt, Don- for areas Confession. year, Holy Commun- editorial content, ald Habiger, Peter Hengel, Don- prepara— cover other ion. devotions. Li+urgicel typography, layout, and tion, and ald Kirchner, Donna Kirchner, Both Officer Training Corps Reserve classroom and field in- English commentaries. and latin consistent Melven maintaining Knops, Joyce Kutzera, maga- (ROTC) colleges struction a from will be cadets 50 given during the throughout. Printed in colors, 2 Worship zine personality, has Arthur Martins, ’ Lenora Meem- six-week universities within the Fifth training and period, ending eésy-to-read of Distance type. Regardless the award Cath- Dennis been of tcen, Meyer, Richard Service granted No- beginlsix July will weeks 31._ Army inches area 3% 6 x Distinction Magazine for olic of training field June an; of Upon completion summer of the 826 sum- Catholic pages the the 1954 by HOME FUNERAL by 19, it today ,Wanda ANDERSON announced Olzenak. Donald year Pag- was and their fourth program mer The Association of the United E. II. Press LOHMANN, Company headquarters. Fifth Army Betty Pohl, Howard Pfan- senior gen, of ROTC. the cadets year States.” nenstein, Dale Rakotz, Doreen Scheduled will be eligible for training for CHURCH commissions GOODS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES BOOKS are ap- — — ESTABLISHED 1m Rakotz, Thomas 413 previous Sibley In the three Rau, Frederick St. proximately lieutenants St. Paul attend- second I. Minn. 4,000 cadets, in years the Army ,as . Reichensperger, Kathleen, held, that the has been Sauer, contest institutions higher Reserve. MINN. learn- ALEXANDRIA, ing of Joanne Scholen, Roger magazines divided Schwing— the into ing throughout the Midwest- 13 were Approximately 17,000 ROTC hammer, John Spychala, six five categories, awards Lu'ella and and which Western‘states or " ern cadets will attend the gilhmeg'g 'W; summer Steckel, Luella Thyen, ,I each. given in Two these conlprise and Joan of Fifth ~V Army the were training area. sessions throughout the _ Zimmer. Worship awarded high- Depending their branch of years was nation. on place in its and category, military specialty, service, and est Schwinghammer m. fmf; Fr. _ :‘o' During the six-week a course, .‘ last received recognition for college the location of their year or the cadets will receive $78 Officiates per excellence in individual features the university, cadets will train month food, housing, uni- pay, considered. This the Army installations of at .16 CO. WENNER THE year maga- one forms, medical carefand trans- The Rev. Claude Schwingham- zines divided into throughout the cate- country. not were Ways— Many So In portation and from to camp. officiated pastor, the at mer, Imple- Furniture. Hardware, Nine St. John’s Solemn Mass First students Sung will Father Schwingham- ceremony. . Furnaces Fuel, and ments, participate Wirmm in these summer camp urged the graduates to mer re- 11115231331 Plumbing Prod- Granite Spring These Cold activities. students who member the are Christian principles Licensed Embalming I the first university to get men which Helpful they have been Can Be learn habit oI providing People who iorm the ucts g Buckman In by Fr.'Quade ‘ ROTC Cold Spring field Phone training, 432 Peter are essential of \ part their as an The Iuture uSually successlul. L.- Ior Castner, St. Paul; William F. school grade studies, are and make to Gray Diamond 0 Rainbow and Donohue, St. Cloud; David F. Christian living the main goal poultry feed grit Durenberger, at Collegeville; or your Jack When risk anything. of their future There always ‘ education. is you * deal'er. P. Hillenbrand, Mahnomen; Paul One) (Continued which he From Page imparted his general The i concluded element oi involved. .e r v c s e was J. Huber. E Claire, uncertainty Wis; Rob- blessing. an u Cloud; Rolanda, St. Clemen- and from with Rosary the Cold and Benediction of .Mill ends P_. Mc ride, Chicago, ert 111.; Browerville; and Bernita, A tine, special given the Blessed Sacrament. Spring founda- Follow- plant for program was Charles .G. Miller, Waterville take You NO when RISK this iirm ;, Breckenridge. All of in is aunts the hall after the church ing the walks, in church, are the drivew etc. tions. ceremon ays, Glenn Pierson, E. Watertown; CO. BRENNY THOS. P. Father Quade. services, cbnsisting of several the graduates, called their the good for parents, 'serve to and Loren J. St. Michel, upon you. Red our granite-sand and 0 Aggregate musical selections by the band of teachers pastor, and the rela- served the Dinner to \ en— were was Lake Falls. They will dependability. Fort to oi go is guarantee Isle, Morton Spring, Cold tert‘ained "name your FRIGIDAIRE at St. Michael’s School the under in the social church MAY'I‘AG Father tives and friends of Campbell, Ky. — Minnesota. and Odessa, Sister direction of Emilinda. Iris—w"'"'*<gm hall church RANGES in the at rooms. Quade GAS & BOT'I'LED Brief talks given Fa- the afternoon were Refreshments served In y by recep- a noon. were Flensburg’ Parish Phone 86 Foley. Minn. Kunkel, ther ather pastor; the farm home held in committee tion of Co. seventh Granite grade‘ Spring Cold a was I Wessendorf, former pastor; ordained’s parents, of the newly mothers a who had made the room Kahl. In his and Father John Quade. Mr. and Mrs. for MINNESOTA response, t h arrangements SPRING. t COLD to ’ listed here deserve The firms e p a r y. Solemn Has First expressed FatherQuade words dis- Hostesses .““F‘ when remembered Mrs. Theodore he are you the o’clock in At 8 were evening, (III- the to all tribntlng patronage who had of appreciation to your Dombovy Mrs. and Sylvester the celebrant Father Quade of business. lines ferent was the occasion of helped make to Mrozek. They assisted by were Communion Rites the Benediction ‘of Solemn of Mass First his ordination and Mmes. Emil Jaroch, a G o e r g e NIGHT SERVICE memorable sncmuo after AND Sacrament, DAY Blessed Wolf, Frank 'Most Kantor, Al b r one. -- t e Tits Kirchner, Wendelin Harren, Syl- BOW-l5” Observe Prie’st, Pore Flensburg—vSunday, ' May 23, Schneider, vester Norbert Mayer, Inn-i. the following children received Ferdinand Rueter, Arno Adams, and Norbert their First Kuepers. Solemn Communion - Jubilee Tintoh‘ Double Holy. in The graduates in Sacred received the Heart Church at Communion with Flensburg: Carol their Gradine, Stan- parents co. HDWE. May \omomomomomomomvoA‘JN RAPIDS 30 in the ley Czech, Rita Kedrowski, SAUK o’clock Cath- Seven " ? I Flam Mass. One)~ v Minn.; _ and erine Larsen, Darlene lifka; T McCarty, Page (Continued e n n e y, .r » ‘AA-A‘A‘A ‘ Dennis Kedrowski, Kukowski, Georgetown, ' John Thomas Dehler, Rem-John Symons, Furniture Bluffton; the “!' Appliances, Major Hardware, Irmor Graduates Polasik, John Edmund Perowitz, Minn. lst Church, Joseph’s St. of pastor ISIIIIIIIIIIEIIIII'HIIIIEIIIS ISt Alvin . . Sobania, Corrine . Sobiech, ‘375 Phone .5, Minn. Rapids. Mass Saul: \Sings Peter and the Rev. Foxhome; Sharon Zilkoski, Karlene E m P 5 Schwin— I H tek, Robert Larsen, Vernon Breck- Holy assistant pastor at Mc- Snyers, AT Spirit WW Carty, Patricia Mrozik, Ernest ’ I enridge. ‘ Peka; 3*. various religious TELJGp Sisters from P ST.CL9UD..MINN. - - BANK -UNION STATE Ice Dorothy Dehler, cREANI Diane oi Fietek, I The first class KRIEG graduates OSCAR of Leonilla Sister Aname communities that inspires were Rosalia Mrozik, Joyce Schneider, the Holy Spirit Elementary new Minneapolis; Sister Pius RAPIDS. MINN. SAUIC Denery, Judith Schneider, Richard Super; I _ School received their diplomas Caroline Evans, Lucille Janey, Sister Ann I Claire; Loans Loans Eau‘ Keaveny, Insurance & Insurance June in 9 the Holy Spirit‘Church. Mary Kovel, Donald Lapos, Sister Con- Sales Paul; St. Auction" Harvey, Real Estate t LADY KEMPS James Jasdzewski, John Jasdzew- The following fghth graders ~DEPOSIT FEDERAL MEMBER 30m Staples; Sis- and Rapids suello Keaveny, Sank 1501 Phone CATERING ICE CREAM ski,‘ Anthony Kedrowski, Berna— received diplomas their mentioned. wherever CORPORATION INSURANCE is it pas— I Breck’enridge. Anysia Call 9th Ava. No. Denery, 567 ‘ 2n dette' Evans, ter Bernard Evans, Minette the Rev. James tor, Edward Sharon Hlad, Sanoski, included relatives Ronald‘ Out-of—town Bauerly, Carol Benson, R211? Szymanietz, and Judith Fie- S. Donald Edgemont, Beumer, Nancy Jasper Tucker, Borresch, te Bohlig, Mrs. Ed Barry Fandel, Patricia Mr. Dak.; and Gardner; - . Alice Kid- Nancy Wash; Graduation Gohman, Tacoma, Mrs. Ist Darlene Grams, Distinctive, Nic Johan- Daniel Helterline; Enduring well, Cloud; Mrs. For, St. ' At Sacred Heart ,. Minn.; Mr. and St. Paul, Nancy nes, Hinkemeyer, Thomas All. Cemetery Memorials in Schend, Brecken- Mrs. Michael Hommerding, June FARM 4 marked J the first Jendro, grad- smes I RONDESTVEDT I Granite: Statuary, Marble Mr. Mrs. Bert Minn.; and ridge, EQUIPMENT uation Kay Kalkbrenner, of William the Sacred Kirch- or Heart new Mr. Alaska; Gloyne, Anchorage, School Erected, of Flensburg Norman Kurr, JoAnn with Nel- nine ner, Delivered, Guaranteed and Minne— and Mrs. J. W. K IMPLEMENTS Cathleen graduates, E i veny, l Kedrowski, Notch, McCORMICK-DEERING FARM .Mary Kay son, e e n apolis, Minn.; Mrs. Roy Mr. and SEE i Peter Kedrowski, Popp, Jean Primus, Barbara Mro- George Ruth, '7 ‘ — ff Supplies Schnell, Mohnomen, Minn.; Farm & Refrigerators—Home Freezers zik, Bernadine Janice Mrozik, Schwinghammer, Arthur Sharon Paul, James St. Minn.; Denery, Muggli, Franzella Theisen, Gerald and Rozelle Wallack, Ralph MIHEIICH (0., Inc. MONUMENT Bank Centre Mr. Mrs. Andrew Herman and Schlumpberger, Zieglmeier, Dennis Schnie— and Richard'ZiegL Mr. Mrs. Frank and and Kukow- der, Carol Wyrwicki.‘ and meier. ski, Georgeton, Minn.; Mr. and MANUFACTURER BLOCKS 0N I INVESTMENT Mrs. Wendell, FIVE HIGHWAY ,‘52’ Patrick Keaveny, WEST OF BALL PARK ' Large The Rev. John OPPORTUNITY Cloud Display St. Land- West Minn.; Frank Chicago, Flynn, 111.; Free‘ .. Write Obligation for Catalog N o O.S.C., Mr. Mrs. Mark wehr, and Peschel, of Mr. son Breckenridge, Minn.; Mr. and and Mrs. Adolph J. Landwehr, Mrs. Barth, Robert Campbell, Seventh 307 Avenue 80., St. need The Benedictine Fathers John’s of St. Abbey in Mrs. Minn.; Mr. J. and Schauff, are Cloud, celebrated First his DIETMAN’S GROCERY Sol~ Doran, Minn.; Mrs. Vincent of funds enlarge their to wish monastery. They Mass in the St. Mary Cathe- to contact Your and Poultry Eggs emn Minn.; Schmitz, Collis, Mr. and dral Sunday, June 13. people who have $1,000 of for investment sums or more as a. 'IMEATS Highest Prices Al— Bring Clarence Mrs. Geurts, Graceville, Father Landwehr ordained GROCERIES CONFECTIONERY ' .- was loan annuity favorable Requests at rates. details for or an Minn.; Mr.'and Mrs.'John Ru- priest of the Crosier , Order at a Litchfield' ,“ welcome.‘ Personal calls the Abbey Produce Co. preferred. at St. Paul, Minn.; Mr. are m" pert, and Hastings, Neb., June are 5. He will R ruler Week Days. 7:30 A.M. EM. Phone us 0 to or ‘ Donald ridsy A.M. Mrs. Schend, Wahpeton, 7:30 PM. 3th 80 a 520 Ave. to Hastings later return to for an- BALDWIN Sundays 8:30 A. M. II P.1d. St. Cloud. Minn :15 to N. Dak.; Quintin RT. REV. and Teresa Kea- DWO‘RSCHAK, other O.S.B. of study. year PRO-VID-ALL Feeds. 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