Mark your Calendars
Dunseith Alumni & Friends reunion
Twin Oaks at Lake Metigoshe (See Map below)
Friday, July 12th
4:00 PM to Midnight
6:00 PM Buffet Dinner.
Buffet Menu ($18.95) – Note: No pre-collections. Just pay the night of.
Mixed Green Salad
Sliced Ham
Roasted Turkey
Apple Sage Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Chefs Choice of Vegetable
Chefs Dessert
All on this distribution are invited and encouraged to attend.
June 23rd is the dead line for signing up for this reunion.
We will be pushing this reunion pretty hard with daily postings inclusive of the updated list.
Please reply to get your name on the list.
Please see updated list on the bottom of this message
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Twin Oaks
Reply from Doreen Larson Moran (BHS ’61): Usk, WA & Hazelton, ND
Gary – just wanted to tell you that the Twin Oaks did an excellent job for our 50th class reunion. I don’t think your group will be disappointed. You might add that the Twin Oaks Lodge is located on the old Pilgrim Park Campground Bible Camp or those that remember Bennie Wittmayer Store when it was on the west side of the Lake Road. Then Bennie moved his store to the east side of the highway – (probably was an old ball park area). There is a store there now (Four Seasons Resort) ; the Quilt Inn Suites motel and a cafe all on that side of the Lake Road. Doreen
Thank you
From Carl Melgaard: Dunseith, ND
It’s easy to put in Poetry
the many things I have to say
of all the friendship, love, & compassion
you all have sent our way.
With a very humble heart
We thank each and every one
for the Benefit, the cards, the donations
and all the other things you’ve done.
Acquaintances and strangers
all on family
what a wonderful area to live in
no place I’d rather be!
Thank you and God Bless You!
to each and every one
keep us in your thoughts and prayers
and we will have the battle won.
Carl Melgaard
& family
Thank you Carl for this beautiful thank you poem. Very nice.
We are glad to hear that you are on the mend and winning the Battle. How wonderful.
We are looking forward to seeing you in July with our trip back. Vonda tells me you are still on the farm. You realize this summer it has been 50 years since the summer I lived with and worked for you guys. We put in a lot of fence posts that summer up on the Pritchard place next to the Canadian line too. You had a hudraulic post driver mounted on the front of one of your tractors that would drive any unsharped wood post several feet into any solid ground.
Gary
Happy Birthday David Roussin (DHS ’77): Fort Worth, TX
New email address
For Gary Morgan (’54): Garrison, ND
Last fall, I couldn’t get into my email. The hotmail tec told me apparently, someone hacked into my account and changed my password and security questions. There was nothing they could do about it so I have been out of the loop ever since. I finally got a new email account. The address is
gmorgan1954@ “Would appreciate getting back on your mailingl list. Thank you.
Gary
Gary,
I have updated all of my records with your new email address.
Now that we have you back in the system, we are hoping that you will be able to make our reunioin at the Twin Oaks on July 12th. It would be great seeing you.
Gary
Posted by Neola Kofoid Garbe: Bottineau & Minot, ND
Note: Charles’ wife, Priscilla, Was a sister to
Vickie Metcalfe’s mother, Lottie.
Posted by Gene Dalbec: White City, OR.
Alice Hiatt Dalbec of White City passed away May 27, 2013 at the age of 97.
She was born March 2, 1916 in Dunseith, North Dakota at home in the Turtle Mountains to parents Henry and Charlotte Hiatt. She was the third of eight children. She had two brothers and five sisters.
Alice married Stanley Seymour Dalbec on December 10, 1938 in Bottineau, North Dakota, who preceded her in death on May 9, 1992. They have a daughter and three sons. Alice and Stanley moved to Medford in the summer of 1951 and have made the Rogue Valley their home ever since. She had lived with her daughter Marvel for the past nine years until her passing.
Alice was the matriarch of the family and kept five generations of family going strong. Her favorite things to do were to crochet, bake and spend her time with family surrounded by her many grandchildren which she loved very much. She made sure everyone of her fifty five grandchildren had a crocheted blanket to remember her by. She was very happy playing cards and games with her family. She taught her children and grandchildren the art of making lefsa for the holiday meal and this became a tradition that will be followed for many years to come.
Alice is survived by her daughter Marvel of White City, Son Gene Sr of White City, son Ronald and wife Mary, Medford. She is also survived by her 12 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren and 14 great great grandchildren and one more due in September.
Alice joins her husband Stanley in the heavens with two brothers; Harold and Amos, five sisters; Marie, Gladys, Lilly, Betty and Beatrice, and one son; Keith.
A memorial service will be held at Memory Gardens on Arnold Lane in Medford, Oregon on June 7th, 2013 at 2:00 pm.
Gene,
Our condolence are with you with the passing of your mother. Her passing marks the end of the Henry Hiatt family siblings.
To put things in perspective, I have pasted a picture below of your Grandfathers siblings. As I have commented before, in this picture Norman Hiatt was a strong resemblance to Amos. Norman was the only child of Willie (Will J.) and Margie Hiatt.
Gene, Not sure if you realize it, but you have one heck of a lot relatives on this distribution.
Gary
Current updated list of those planning to attend the reunion
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Dick & Brenda Johnson |
2
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Gary and Bernadette Stokes |
2
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Neola Kofoid Garbe |
1
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Art Hagen |
1
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Terry and LeaRae Parrill Espe |
2
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Tom & Dot Hagen |
2
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Margaret Metcalfe Leonard |
1
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Vickie Metcalfe |
1
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Chi Chi Evenson Olson |
1
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Stella Schimetz |
1
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Mark Schimetz |
1
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Kathy Schimetz Wood |
1
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John & Susan Fassett Martin |
2
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Mel & Kathy Kuhn |
2
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Total
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20
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