Folks, With the file size of today’s message, with the pictures, I have not attached the 2nd tune from Ole Bursinger & Lorraine Metcalfe’s of Kenny Nerpel’s, as promised, with today’s message. Hopefully I will be able to include it with tomorrow’s message. Gary
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Hi Gary, thanks for adding me to your list. I’m excited to find out all I can about every one up their as I have been gone for about 45 yrs. Yes, I would have been in the class of 63. Any one who wants to e-mail me I would be happy to reply. I have a lot of good old memories and wonder where we are all at. So Gary thanks again this will help us to connect. Laurel
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WE HAVE ENJOYED YOUR EMAILS FROM THE AREA. KEEP THEM GOING.
CLYDE WENT TO SCHOOL IN DUNSEITH 1 YEAR WHILE THEY LIVED
SOUTH OF TOWN. THEY THEN MOVED UP IN THE HILLS AND HE
ATTENDED WILLOW LAKE SCHOOL GRAD. IN 1947 ON TO WILLOW CITY
GRAD. IN 1951. HE STAYED WITH HIS SISTER BERDELLA SATANG
CLARK IN WILLOW CITY WHILE ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL. CLYDE HAS
A BROTHER STILL LIVING IN ROLETTE, ND. AT THIS TIME HE IS IN
THE HOSPITAL IN MINOT WITH A BROKEN HIP. HIS NAME IS
CLARENCE ALFRED SATRANG. WE THANK DIANE WENSTAD FOR GETTING
US ON THE LIST. SHE IS CLYDE’S NIECE. I’M NOT FROM THE AREA
BUT I ENJOY THE NEWS AS WELL. UNTIL NEXT TIME. CLYDE
CLYDE WENT TO SCHOOL IN DUNSEITH 1 YEAR WHILE THEY LIVED
SOUTH OF TOWN. THEY THEN MOVED UP IN THE HILLS AND HE
ATTENDED WILLOW LAKE SCHOOL GRAD. IN 1947 ON TO WILLOW CITY
GRAD. IN 1951. HE STAYED WITH HIS SISTER BERDELLA SATANG
CLARK IN WILLOW CITY WHILE ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL. CLYDE HAS
A BROTHER STILL LIVING IN ROLETTE, ND. AT THIS TIME HE IS IN
THE HOSPITAL IN MINOT WITH A BROKEN HIP. HIS NAME IS
CLARENCE ALFRED SATRANG. WE THANK DIANE WENSTAD FOR GETTING
US ON THE LIST. SHE IS CLYDE’S NIECE. I’M NOT FROM THE AREA
BUT I ENJOY THE NEWS AS WELL. UNTIL NEXT TIME. CLYDE
Article from Larry Hackman (66):
Gary talk about intuition. Paul speaks and his brother Parrel appears in the newspaper. I think he looks just like his dad, our high school teacher, Mr. Ben Grossman. What do you think? Larry
Folks, I recieved this article about Parrell Grossman, from Larry Hackman, a week or so ago. I asked Parrell’s brother Paul, who we have on our distribution list, for some history of Paul, that we could add to this article when I sent it out, of which he has provide below. Mr. Ben Grossman was a teacher at DHS from 1956 to 1966. The Grossman Kids all attended school at Dunseith. I agree with Larry, Parrell looks very much like his dad, Mr Grossman. Gary
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Gary- We left Dunseith the summer of 1966- Parrell my youngest brother was in the class of 73- He graduated from Minot High school- He attended Minot State and graduated with a business degree- I am not sure of the date but he went to work for the State Tax Dept. Parrell worked for the Dept for a number of years and one day he just decided to attend law school. He went to Grand-forks and says he enjoyed the time. After graduating he went to work for a law firm in Minot. He then after a number of years started his own firm. I due think that the call of the state was just to much- He has worked for the Attorney Generals office for many years- He is the Consumer Fraud Director. Parrells work keeps him very busy- He and his wife have three kids and his love for kids led him to become part of the Bismarck education system- Parrell spent a number of years as the President of the Bismarck School Board. As Consumer Fraud Director Parrell inter acts with many people and this has helped to lead him to the direction of city commissioner – Parrell just simply cares about his fellow man- he is his fathers son- Dad loved teaching and his students were his life- he never forgot his Dunseith kids.
Paul- 70
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Gary and FriendsBack in 1956, my dad bought a lot up at Lake Metigoshe. He really over
spent the budget—$500. Today that same lot would be about $150,000.
Only a slight inflation factor!! Anyway, we cut the brush and old dead
trees and moved in a small cabin from our yard in Dunseith. For the next
ten years we had a lot of fun with friends and family at this little
place. Many kids learned to waterski and swim there over the years. Dad
always pulled everyone on the skis behind his boat. Over the years lots
of folks said they learned to ski at our cabin. The enclosed pictures
were taken in July 1962 on my twelfth birthday. One in the cabin, with
the birthday cake, and one with us all in the lake. For those of you who
are familiar with Lake Metigoshe, the trees you can see across the lake
are what is now Oakshore with high dollar homes. Then it was bullrushes
and jungle. To the east of us, about a block, was the cabin owned by
Jack and Inez Hosmer and across the road from them was a cabin where the
Morinville kids spent some time in the summer. There was always someone
stopping by one place or another. Before Alan Campbell bought his cabin
on the lake, he used to rent one just down from Hosmers, from Beulah
Shurr [sp]. So Rich and I were constantly up and down the road. Fun times!!
spent the budget—$500. Today that same lot would be about $150,000.
Only a slight inflation factor!! Anyway, we cut the brush and old dead
trees and moved in a small cabin from our yard in Dunseith. For the next
ten years we had a lot of fun with friends and family at this little
place. Many kids learned to waterski and swim there over the years. Dad
always pulled everyone on the skis behind his boat. Over the years lots
of folks said they learned to ski at our cabin. The enclosed pictures
were taken in July 1962 on my twelfth birthday. One in the cabin, with
the birthday cake, and one with us all in the lake. For those of you who
are familiar with Lake Metigoshe, the trees you can see across the lake
are what is now Oakshore with high dollar homes. Then it was bullrushes
and jungle. To the east of us, about a block, was the cabin owned by
Jack and Inez Hosmer and across the road from them was a cabin where the
Morinville kids spent some time in the summer. There was always someone
stopping by one place or another. Before Alan Campbell bought his cabin
on the lake, he used to rent one just down from Hosmers, from Beulah
Shurr [sp]. So Rich and I were constantly up and down the road. Fun times!!
Thanks Gary.Dick
