Ryder News for June 22, 2017
Shelsey and Julie Brandvold
attended the TCCU picnic and took some pictures for me. I had planned on going
but my Dr. changed my chemo appointment to Thursday instead of Friday so that
kind of ruined my plans! Julie also did a nice little write up about the TCCU
picnic.
TCCU patrons enjoying a bite to eat and some visiting at the picnic in the park. |
About 65 local residents
attended the Town and Country Credit Union Member Appreciation Picnic held in
the Ryder City Park on Thursday. Three guys (Mark, Matt and Brett) from the
Minot location came out and cooked up brats and hotdogs on the grill. Brenda Novodvorsky
and Robyn Erdman served chips, cookies, pop and water and welcomed the guest
with nice giveaways and a chance to win a gas fire pit. The winner of the fire
pit was Kathy Kimball from Ryder. It was a
beautiful day to sit and visit with all the locals and have a bite to eat.
Shelby
Huston and her fiddle.
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Kenny and I along with the
McGrath’s attended the 115th annual Hiddenwood Picnic. There were well over 100
people registered so there was a lot of visiting going on. John Warner was the
preacher for the morning service in the little church and there were also
speakers in the big building so others could enjoy it as well.
After the service then it
was time to eat...what a variety of food for this potluck picnic. I am sure
everything tasted wonderful but I didn’t have enough room in my stomach to
sample everything! After everyone was totally stuffed by all the good food it
was time for the talent portion of the program. Shane Larson was the MC again
this year and told a few jokes and then introduced Shelby Huston, 2016
International Fiddle Champion and Minnesota State Fiddle Champion. Her dad
accompanied her on his guitar. She was fantastic and so young having just
graduated from high school.
There were lots of door
prize giveaways and I think everyone got something! They had great raffle
prizes again this year which only cost $1 per ticket. Some of the prizes to be
raffled were: State Fair Pass, Hostfest tickets, tabletop electric grill,
electric griddle, a wooden sign and then of course some kids prizes.
Again this year as
always were the foot races with all participants receiving a quarter and then
the quarter toss into the grass so the kids could search for quarters.
Hopefully their parents checked them real well afterwards for wood ticks!
Bob and
Doris Landon celebrate their 66th wedding anniversary.
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Bob
and Doris Landon celebrated their 66th anniversary on Saturday, June
3, 2017. Greg and Cathy Landon joined
them for dinner at the Trinity Nursing Home where Bob is a resident. Doris resides at Brentmoor Assisted Living
Center.
Vacation
Bible School will be held at Calvary Church on Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday, June
27-29, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.. This is a fun event for all kids up to those who have
just completed 6th grade. Bring a sack lunch!
Ryan and
Jade Hagen’s twins, Ruby and Hattie.
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I told
you awhile ago that I would have pictures and information on Ryan and Jade
Hagen’s twins...well...finally I have pictures and info.
On
5/7/2017 Ruby Laine was born at 9 a.m. weighing 5 lb. 3 oz and 18 ½ inches
long. Her twin sister, Hattie Maureen was born at 9:02 a.m. weighing 4 lb. 10
oz. and 17 ½ inches long. Check out the pictures of the babies and also the one
of twins Paulette Lozensky and Pete Petz holding their twin great nieces.
June 1, 1950 Blue Hill News by Mamie Olson
Spring work is in full swing with tractors humming day and night, making up for lost time. A few fields are being left for later crops.The weather turned real warm over the weekend with grass and trees getting green and summer-like appearance all around. Lilacs, chokecherries and plum trees are just starting to bud out, and lilac blooms will be considerably later this year than ever before, Last year the lilacs were in full bloom on Decoration Day.The school bell and the flag were put away Monday afternoon at the end of another school term and Tuesday and Wednesday the seventh and eighth graders took their final exams. Thursday the pupils, patrons and teacher and friends were at the John Linnertz grove for their picnic. Early Friday morning Mr. Nelson, the teacher, left for his home near Cumberland, Wisconsin where he will spend the summer at his parental home. He will do graduate work at University of North Dakota this autumn.School Picnic: Mothers of Blue Hill School pupils met Thursday at the school to plan the school picnic which will be held again at the John Linnertz grove, this year on May 25. School closes May 26.Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs. Donald Anderson and Donna Mae returned Thursday from a week in Fargo and Minnesota with relatives.Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson and children (Frances and Darold) motored to Parshall Saturday to visit the Charley Severance family.Harry Peterson and Don returned Saturday from Forsyth, Montana where they bought a registered sire for their herd of Herefords.The telephone lines have been playing off again on again the last few days with the linemen out every day trying to locate “that little trouble”. Residents here can’t get the Ryder operator.Grant Witt visited with Robert Nelson at Blue Hill School Thursday morning and posted election notices for the June 6 Blue Hill school election.Donald Anderson bought the buildings on the land known to many as the Dickinson farm and later occupied by the Alfred Zahnow family. Don will move the buildings to his own farm.Henry Bofenkamp, the Blue Hill Township assessor, has been making his yearly calls.
More of Mamie’s news next week!
Upcoming Events:
June 24: John Warner
ELCA pastoral ordination at St. John's Lutheran Church of Ryder at 5 p.m.
June 25: Services at Calvary Church of Ryder at
10:30 a.m.
June 25: Services at Hope Lutheran Church
of Makoti at 9 a.m.
June 25: Services at Immanuel Lutheran
Church of Roseglen at 10:30 a.m. with communion.
June 27- 29: Bible
School at Calvary Church in Ryder 9 a.m.-3.30 p.m.
July 1: Class of 1957
will be gathering at the Badlands in Minot.
July 15: Bull a Rama.
My mind not only wanders, sometimes
it leaves completely!