BEACH, Force their a Wyo., craft ARTIST’S CONCEPTION Addition to Seminary Progresses at Newark SEMINARY WING opened in December NEWARK, Ohio — Work is expected to be complete in August on an addition which will increase the capacity of Sts. Peter and Paul Mission Seminary to 120 boys. The top floor of a $400,000 wing will provide dormitory space for all students at the seminary prep high school near Heath. THE BOTTOM floor of the new wing will have shops to train prospective missionaries crafts, radio, drafting, bookbinding and music. The Rev. Fr. Mario Serrag- lio, seminary rector, said the new addition will bring the school to the maximum num ber which coulcl be taught with the individual attention needed for missionary train ing. The present dormitory TONIGHT space which houses 32 boys will be converted to class room use. The present gym nasium is also being ex panded. THE SCHOOL IS one of two high school seminary prep schools operated in the U.S. by the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Mission. The other is at Oakland, N. J. Students are selected from the two schools to attend Maryglade, a major seminary for college and theology stu dents at Memphis, Mich. Sts. Peter and Paul was founded in 3952 at 325 E. North Broadway in Colum bus. The present building was 1957. THE NEW WING will add 40,000 square feet of floor space nearly doubling the size of the present building. The school does not seek funds through other local parishes and has been sup ported by private donations from friends in Columbus, Newark and Lancaster, Fr. Mario said. No public fund drive has been planned and officials will solicit privately to col lect as much as possible of the $530,000 needed for con struction of the new wing and for reducing debt on the old section. ONE YEAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES FAY 4.75% REGULAR SAVINGS PAY 4>/ 4 % ANNUM COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY EQUALS 4.318% [RST r E DIE RAIL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HILLTOP DOWNTOWN BEXLEY Canadian PJiid in manydiffere special ways.