5/27/2008 (114)

From Pam Fassett Faust (65):
Gary – The only cruise we have been on, several years ago, was a Norwegian cruise, and it was terrific. Miami to Roatan and Belize and Cozumel and Grand Cayman and one or two others. I can’t remember the specifics cause I was having too much fun. We will probably choose the Ocean View or Balcony cabin. I absolutely know we WILL NOT get an inside one.
Hugs,
Pam
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Note: Some folks are claustrophobic or prefer a cabin with a window. Neither Bernadette or I are bothered not having a window.  We have been on several cruises and have had inside cabins.  Another interesting point,  These Filipino Women, including Bernadette, avoid the sun like a plague.  They are not happy with their beautiful tan like skin. They use whitening creams, etc to lighten their complexion.  They do not understand why a lot of the American’s go to tanning booths, etc to have their skin look like theirs.  Gary
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From Carmen Leonard Richard: 
I had an inquiry about the 2005  Rolette Centennial book called “Our Field of Dreams” and I thought there might be someone else who is interested in getting one. There are still some available, and they sell for $25 plus postage. It used to be around $4 to mail, but with  the recent postal increase it is probably more. If anyone of the Dunseith alumni is interested,  just let me know. I can see that you get one. They are available locally at Talents and Treasures, a craft store located in the Rolette Mall. The book has over 500 pages of local history. The Rolla book is still available too and I think that is also $25. We loved the Dunseith book and oflen take it out when we are trying to figure who is related to who, or where they lived.
For the real history buffs- Laura Law’s book, “History of Rolette County and Yarns of the Pioneers” has been reprinted by the Rolla Kiwanis club, and I think that is available for $20.
 Dunseith News
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Class of 65 – Marlene Richard Parslow & Evie Gottbreht Pilkington – July 12, 2007
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