Carmen Richard ackownledgement
Dick Johnson’s (’68) knowledge – Comment from Jay Vanorny (’66)
Posted by Lola Metcalfe Vanorny (’68): Dunseith, ND
Gary- I just wanted to comment on the article on Carmen Richard- I can’t think of anyone who deserved this more than her- !- not only farm woman but a genuinely wonderful person!!_
On another note I just had to add a “jayism” — we had a customer come to the shop and he was restoring old cars— he had gotten some parts from Dick a while back- and he was wondering about some more parts if Dick would know where to get them- and Jay said “Well, if Dick doesn’t know where to get it no one will– He has been wheeli’n and dealin’ since he was knee high to a short sheep” guess that says it huh?-
Take care!-Lola
Bill Hosmer]s Reply to Bob Lykins
Bill Hosmer (48): Tucson, AZ
Gary and all, Bob Lykins paid me a compliment I appreciate, but do not deserve. Guys like Bob Leonard,
Dick Johnson, and others come to mind. Certainly a street or some other feature of our home town recognizing
the stupendous and monumental contribution to community spirit, history, friendships, heritage, and more would be appropriate. I hereby pledge $200.00 to help bring this great idea into fruition. When I know who to send it to, I’ll write the check, with pleasure. Bill Hosmer
Captured from Art Rude’s Face Book pictures.
Captured from Rose Hohl’s Face Book Pictures. She will be in Bottineau shortly, with Art.
Cebu Casino Espanol – Reception for the Spanish Ambassador
Bernadette and I were invited to this special event last night. We were guests of a close freind who is a member of the Casino Espanol club here in Cebu. It was a fun filled evening with dinner and Dancing entertainers and of course with the Spanish Ambassodor who was invited to the club for this reception in his honor.
Gary
Pictures of unknown lady and baby
From Mark Schimetz (’70): Rolette, ND
I remember this woman. She had lovely Red hair and was very pretty. I think she taught school in Dunseith around 1957. I remember her being pregnant. At age 5 I thought at first she was carrying a basket ball. lol, little did I understand at that time.
Unknown Teacher in about 1957
Mark, Who is this happy young man?
1910 Photo
Posted by Susan Fassett Martin (’65):
