NEWS ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Stabler left
by plane for the States on Friday
of this week. They are returning tc
their former hometown, Faribault,
Minnesota.
The Rev. A.O. Odegaard, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Beylund, and Llcy^ Olson
were entertained Sunday evening
after services in the Ferdinand
Weisgram home.
MEETING OF THE CEMETERY COMMITTEE
HELD ON THURSDAY
Another meeting of the represent
atives of various organizations
that have been planning for the
Improvement•of the Cemetery was held
on Thursday evening.
Election of officers took place
and the following were selected:
Bill Bouv/ens Chairman
Rev, Victor Alfsen Sec. & Treas,
An Executive Committee Was formed
and plans were made for cleaning up
and staklmg thboCemetery.
They plan to meet again a week from
Monday in order t'o adopt the By
Laws that are being drawn up by
Ralph Moore, Don Irwin, Rev. Alfsen,
and Francis Henry.
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