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Page 14 Golden Valley News May 5, 2011
Bill and Cassie Szudera became
parents for the first time when Mila
Ann was born on April 8 . Her
pxoud grandparents are Steve and
Marie Kremers and Ste('e and
Diane Szudera. Great-grandmoth-
ers from this area are Florence
Finneman and Dolores Kremers.
Elaine and Brittany Noll flew to
Enid. Okla.. Thursday before
Easter. They spent Easter with her
daughter and family, Heidi and
Patrick Currie and daughter.
Ashley. Patrick is stationed at
Vance AFB, where he is an instruc-
for pilot. The' cot a tour of the
flight line and also went in the sim-
ulator. The returned back home on
Tuesday, after Easter. Rick and
Tyler Noll spent Easter with Sarah
and Chad McCaskey of Dickin son.
The Fulton family had a busy
weekend. Buzz Fulton. Donna
Sygulla and Janice Stcdman had
their sister Marlys, her husband
Brent Prince and Marlys" daughter-
in-law. Crystal. and two grandchil-
dren Paul and Cassidy Wright from
Wyoming visit. On Saturday. Buzz.
his daughter Connie Brown from
Forsyth. Mont.. Donna Sygulla and
Janice Stedman along with her
house guests all drove to Watford
City where they attended the wed-
ding of Marlys Prince's grand-
daughter. On Sunday, they all gath-
ered at the home of Buzz Fulton in
Beach where other members of
Buzz's family and Delbert
Stedman's family joined them to
enjoy Easter dinner.
James and Elaine Kremers
enjoyed having family home for
Easter. On Saturday their daughters
Beth Trester and her daughters
Ashlvnn and Lexi: Kristi and Troy
Hertz and children Mike and
Rachel: and their son Robert and
Kavla Kremers and daughter Mia.
all from Bismarck. and their daugh-
ter Lisa. her husband Henry
Gerving and son Matt from Beach
all gathered at the Kremers home
for dinner. On Sunday the same
group gathered at the Gerving home
in Beach for Easter dinner.
On Wednesday, Joe and Arlys
Kreitinger's daughter-in-law Jamie
and grandson Elijah from
Dickinson arrived to spend a few
davs. On Saturday, Jamie's hus-
band Scott accompanied his brother
John from Dickinson to join his
family at their parent's home in
Golva. On Sunday. the Joe
Kreitinger family. Bernice
Kreitinger, and the Jerry, Weinreis
family from Golva and the Steve
Kreitinger family from Wibaux all
gathered at Ken and Ceil Stedman's
home for Easter dinner. Bruce
Kreitinger joined the group when
he stopped to visit on his way back
to work at Williston.
On Saturdav. Jim Schulte treated
his family to lunch at the La Plava
restaurant in Beach. Present for the
occasion were his son Brant]on
from Beach. his son and daughter
Kevin and RaeAnn. both home
from UND at Grand Forks. his son.
daughter-in-law and two grandsons.
Derek, Amy, Ethan and Tyler
Schuhe from Bismarck. Jim's sis-
ter Susan and her husband Jerry
Erlenbusch from Circle. Mont..
Lori Howard and Larry and Shirley
Schulte of Golva also joined the
group
Steve and Marie Kremers enter-
tained family on Saturday. Steve's
mother Dolores Kremers from
Beach. his sister Vicky Hardy and
her family from Fargo and Marie's
mother and sister Florence
Finneman and Katy Zinsli from
Beach joined the Kremers. their
daughters and their families.: Karly
and Steve Berger and three chil-
dren: Courtney Williams and two
daughters from Bismarck. Lindsay,
Jay and Aubrey Dykins and Cassie
and Bill Szudera and baby daughter
Mila all of Beach. Most of the
group was meeting little Mila
Szudera for the first time.
Violet Schmeling's family
brought potluck and gathered at the
Golden Valley Manor in Beach to
share Easter dinner with her in the
activity room. The Darrel and
Karen Schmeling family and
Naomi and Brian Dolyniuk and
family were present, Since it is too
wet to farm in the fields, they took
out a board game and all enjoyed
playing "The Farming Game.'"
Dean. Lisa and Gabe Wyckoff
from Billings, Mont.. arrived at the
home of Jim and Marj Wyckoff on
Good Friday to spend Easter week-
end with family and friends.
Rick and Wanda Olson left Good
Friday to spend Easter weekend with
Wanda's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Kraft in Rolette. Their son and
daughter, Travis and Lindsay Olson.
joined the family that weekend as
well.
Sally Aberneth visited at the
Don and Rella Abernethy home
Saturday morning. That afternoon.
Barry and Nancy Schafer stopped in
for a visit.
Jane Cook invited her mother.
Mary Cook, and siblings in for
Easter dinner on Sunday. Dinner
guests included her sister. Judy and
Terry Mollendor. Judy's daughter.
Marsha and Hunter Davison from
Dickinson. brothers Jack Cook. and
David Cook from Beach. and cousin
Kevin Bakken from Wibaux. Later
that iftemoom her brother and wife.
Burr and Cheryl Cook. stopped in for
a visit.
Jim and Marj Wyckoff. Dean,
Lisa and Gabe Wyckoff traveled to
Dickinson on Easter Sunday for din-
ner at the home of Tom and Lynn
Wyckoff. and daughter Kaitlynn.
Joining them was Lynn's mom, Lois
Walker and her uncle, Gus Anderson.
Don and Rella Abemethy enjoyed
Easter dinner at the home of Bob and
Sally Abemethy in Beach. Other din-
ner guests included Bonnie
Underwood. Larry Kryzsko, Richard
and Cecilia Sienz. and John and
Ginger Faber.
Neal Cook from Las Vegas, Nev.,
stopped in for a visit Tuesday after-
noon at the home of Mary Cook and
Judy and Terry Mollendor. Neal
drives semi for Knight Trucking, and
he was on his way to Williston with
a load of decorative rock for the new
Watmart.
Musgrave qualified for the
Boston Marathon at Bismarck last
September. She has run in eight
Marathon
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marathons in six states, beginning
with the Mount Ru shmore
Marathon in South Dakota in
2006. She hopes to continue run-
ning and seeing the country as she
travels to more events.
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It's Thursday morning at the
Manor and we have Mass in the
chapel, followed by doing .our exer-
cises and then Steve will take us
downtown in our new bus. Oh. how
nice it is. we look forward to doing
fun trips in it.
We celebrated our Easter party in
the afternoon with punch, fruit and
bars. We did some trivia and learned
which comes first, the chicken or the
egg. John Stull gave us the first cor-
rect answer. Bey Wolff led us in
some hymns and we had Easter
readings after singing.
Judy Ridenhower, Wendy Ekre
and Marlene Muruato did our hair so
we were ready for Easter, Norita
Kress from Bismarck arrived to
spend the weekend with her mother..
Frances. Marlene showed us an
Easter movie in the afternoon.
Devotions were done by Pastor
Andy Lam.
Loretta Wyckoff led our Saturday
morning exercises. Alice Fiedler
from Bismarck. and Harry and Ariel °
Wolski were visitors Saturday. Marc
and Denise Kress arrived on
Saturday to help Frances and Norita
with Frances' house. Norita stayed
until Sunday and then returned
home.
Communion was in the chapel on
Sunday morning. Kevin, Kim.
McKenzi Plummer and Deb Wilson
came to see Pat Plummer. Richard
Lynn came to see Kay Jones, and
Linda Hutchins came to see Juanita
Baird. A special Easter dinner was
served to our Manor friends and
their guests. Eileen Buchholz spent
the day with Dan and Jo: they had
Easter dinner at Elaine Zachmann's
hofne. Claudia Bakken came to see
Mary Job and Florence Miske.
Community church was in the
chapel in the evening.
Monday morning Bible study,
was led by Don Brengle.
Tuesday, we did exercises and
had Adoration in the chapel. Elaine
Warner from West Fargo came for
the day to visit her friends and have
lunch. Chris Moe came in to see
Orville. Eighteen students of
Madonna Oech's fifth-grade class
came for our interviews on Tuesday
afternoon. Twelve of us were inter-
viewed. They will come back in
May and read their interviews to us.
Ardyn Mattson came to see Carol
Schmeling. Pastor Maxted led devo-
tions in the evening.
Marlene baked egg cakes for us
to decorate for the Volunteer Tea on
Thursday. Gayle Harpster visited
Eileen and helped sort yarn.
P.S. The answer to the chicken
and egg question is: according to
Genesis. God created the fowl of the
air on the fourth day.
The meeting opened with a les-
son from Lisa Gerving on making
your own self-watering flowerpots
They were tested last summer with
a couple of the barrels that were
used around town with much suc-
cess.
President Stacey Swanson
opened the business meeting with
our Pledge, followed by roll call.
which was to share a gardening tip.
Nineteen members responded.
Treasurer Janie Rathbun gave
the treasurer's report. For old busi-
ness. Stacey announced that our
cookbooks are on the way and will
be available for the plant sale on
May 13-14.
For new business, volunteers
"adopted" barrels to plant, water
and care for all summer. We will try
to adapt as many barrels as possible
with the new watering system.
For the May 13-14 sale. we filled
out preorders and signed up for
shifts to work those days and for
Please
support your
local
merchants
set-up and unloading. Abernethy and Lori Koppinger.
Darlene Gundlach, Sally were hostesses.
Happy Drinking Water Week!
National Drinking Water Week is
May 1-7, 2011. The theme this
Water Celebrate the Essential.
Southwest Water
and brininess
water, the Board of
staff are
water for southwest
let's all celebrate the
essential - water!
I would like to take this
to thank Southwest Water
for going above and
Mr. Darrel Oeeh . I Prowde quality drinkin each I
Golden Valley County I time you, our customer, turn on the tap. I
spring in the Oliver, Mercer, North[
Director I Construction continues thisl
_so WA lDunn Regional Service Area.-As inl
previous years, obtaining the necessary[
funding to complete construction m|
-critical with anticipated constructionI
,funding for the bidnnium of $12 tol
4665 2nd Street Southwest
Dickinson, ND 58601-7231Ii $25 million. , |
This year marks another legislativel
Telephone: 701-225-0241II session and the Southwest WaterAuthorityl
Toll-Free: 1-888-4 -0241 I (SWAy board of directors and managementl
E-M..: l are working to aide in obtaining funding]
6 rrcl, ch( ndgate 'ay.com I tO complete the Southwest Pipeline Projectl.
(SWPP). At a recent monthly board[
w~*.swa.swc.state.nd.us I meeting, the directors voted unanimously|
I Dakotat° work collaborativel with the North'l
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Vision Statement
..... " Water Coalitionto secure legislative I
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qua tt~ water
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i Travis,
.We are proud of
! you and g00d luck
! at Northern State
! Love ya lots
I M0m, Pad and Tare
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Now you can stand
up and meet life
head-on!
Congratulations!
Love Dad
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May your future
be as colorful
as you are
Best wishes!
Dad, Mom and Terrell