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Index for the Spring 2005 Newsletter |
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New
Funds for 2004 (Listed below)
Presentation of 2004 Unrestricted Grants
Community
Connection
Newsletter in PDF format |
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Northern Cass Track Fund |
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The fund was
established to receive gifts to assist with the construction of a
new running track at the Northern Cass School. |
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Elmer & Lucille Hoffert Funds |
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A trust established by Elmer & Lucille
Hofftert created the
two funds detailed below. Elmer spent his early years in Homestead
Township. He served in the US Army from 1942-45. He married Lucille
Kelly in June 1944 in Riverside, CA. They returned to the homestead
near Barney where they farmed until 1982. They believed in hard
work, family, friends and community. |
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Elmer & Lucille Hoffert Fund |
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Established in loving memory of Elmer &
Lucille Hoffert to assist with charitable projects in their hometown
of Wahpeton, North Dakota. The Fund is part of the
Breckenridge/Wahpeton Community Endowment Fund, an affiliate fund of
the North Dakota Community Foundation. |
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Elmer & Lucille Hoffert Medical Research Fund |
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Established to provide assistance in the
area of cancer research and heart disease research. |
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Jamestown Community Foundation Endowment Fund |
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Established to support charitable
projects in the Jamestown, North Dakota area. The Board of the
Jamestown Community Foundation voted to work in concert with the
North Dakota Community Foundation to assist them in achieving their
goals for their Foundation and the citizens of Jamestown. |
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Maddock Community Endowment Fund |
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Established to support charitable
projects in the Maddock, North Dakota area. The Fund will make
grants to assist projects in the Maddock area. The initial gift to
establish the Fund came from proceeds from the Maddock Centennial
Celebration. |
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James and Winifred Marvin Fund |
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Established to provide scholarship
assistance to students at the United Tribes Technical College in
Bismarck. The Fund will provide scholarship grants at this college
owned by a coalition of several native American tribes. |
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Larimore Public Schools Scholarship Fund |
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Established by a gift from Lloyd Rustan
to assist students from Larimore Public Schools to continue their
education. Lloyd Rustan came from the Edinburg area to Grand Forks
County in 1942. He began farming near Kempton and later owned and
farmed land south and west of Larimore. He loved his land and
community. He willed this gift to help Larimore students with their
higher education. |
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Grace Taylor Stone Scholarship Fund |
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Established with a gift from Grace
Taylor Stone, the Fund will assist Larimore High School graduates to
continue their education.
Grace Taylor Stone was born and raised in Larimore. She married
Charles Benway in 1921. They moved to Santa Rosa, CA in 1929. Grace
was active in music directing and singing in choirs. She was on the
Board of the Santa Rosa Grand Opera Association. Opera was her
greatest love. She visited all but five of the states of the United
States and was a world traveler.
“I did not leave my heart in San Francisco, I left it in Larimore”,
Mrs. Stone stated. She gave this gift from the heart to help young
people in her home town.
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