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Have fun with the ladies and win a purse full of goodies at the monthly Royal Social. |
New event gives ladies a night out All women are invited to attend a casual, open-house style event that gives an opportunity for Ladies to Relax, Smile and Chat (LRSC).
The 1st Royal Social for women in the Lake Region is scheduled for Thursday, September 2 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm at the home of Carol Bower (2000 Quiet Acres, Devils Lake, ND).
Please RSVP Annette Schmid, 701-662-1641 or 701-740-8365 by Monday, August 30.
A donation of $10.00 will be taken at the door. Beverages and light snacks will be provided. All who attend have a chance at taking home a purse filled with $50 worth of treasures. The purse drawing is held around 6:30 pm.
This monthly event will be held on the first Thursday of each month. All proceeds from the Royal Social support Lake Region State College.
Register for the event here.
For further information contact Carol Bower, 701-662-2557, 701-230-0358.

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Directions to Carol's home
From the intersection of Hwy 2 & 20 in Devils Lake:
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Turn South on Hwy 20 travel 1 mile
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Turn (right) West on County Road 1 (at River of Life Church), travel 1 mile
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Turn (left) South on 21st avenue SW (across from Walleye Drive) travel 1 mile
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Turn (left) East on Quiet Acres 1st house on the right
Coming from the west:
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Turn right onto #19W at the first stop light
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Travel 1 mile to the first road on the left (Walleye Dr.) before the airport
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Travel 1.3 miles to a stop sign. Travel across Co.Rd. #1 onto the gravel road (21st Ave.)
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Travel 1 mile to Quiet Acres (only turns to the left). We are the first house on the right

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Upcoming Royal Socials 2010 Socials
- September 2
- October 7
- November 4
- December 2
2011 Socials
- January 6
- February 3
- March 3
- April 7
- May 5
- June 2
- July 7
- August 4

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How can I host or help? If you are interested in hosting, cohosting, or sponsoring a purse for upcoming Royal Socials, contact a committee member.

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| Lake Region State College built a new front entrance in 2004. The Community College Foundation has organized many capital campaigns for expansion projects like the Leevers Welcome Center. |
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Time to celebrate! Foundation turns 50 Since 1959 the Community College Foundation has worked to gather support for Lake Region State College.
Fifty years is a long time in the life of an organization. So much has happened during that time, so many stories to tell! The most exciting part of the story is the fact that the Lake Region’s little community college has survived and grown.
This summer, we began collecting stories from alumni, faculty, staff and foundation board members. All the story-tellers agree that from the very first day, the Community College Foundation has worked hard to raise dollars for scholarships and other college needs.

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Memories recorded Some of these memories are chronicled here. Merril Berg, LRSC president from 1962 to 1979 tells stories from the trenches about the college’s perennial struggle for enrollment and how the shortage of resources spurred all sorts of creativity.
Community leaders like the late Bill Bergstrom had key roles in the development of Lake Region State College. Bergstrom served on the Board of Trustees of Lake Region Community College and was president of the College Corporation Board during the building of the present facilities.
Alan Thompson tells of endless trips to the legislature to secure funding during his tenure as president of the foundation.
Vern Albright remembers his years at the college, attending classes in storefront classrooms all over town and renting a room in someone’s home because there were no residence halls. If you have a story to share, please sign the guest book and share a memory.

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A solid foundation The Community College Foundation, which supports Lake Region State College was established in 1959 and is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3), tax-exempt organization and is governed by a 27-member Board of Directors.
The Foundation was formed because private gifts help make a college exceptional, while traditional resources (state assistance and tuition/fees) typically support the basics. Its purpose is to promote, encourage, and support - financial and otherwise - all educational activities at LRSC.
The Community College Foundation is the preferred channel for private gifts to the College, through annual giving programs, planned gifts, and major or special gift campaigns. Gifts to the Foundation qualify for the maximum tax deduction allowed under the law.

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Key Event a success The 2009 Spooktacular Key Event was a HUGE success!
About $70,000 was raised to support the Community College Foundation. Funds raised will be used to support scholarships, the library, and athletics.
Check out photos from the fun night!

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Additional Related Information
Documents
Dr. Merril Berg
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Dr. Merril Berg, LRSC president from 1962-1979
Allan Thompson
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Allan Thompson interview for Foundation's 50th anniversary
Bill Bergstrom
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Bill Bergstrom's dreams for CCF coming true
Vern Albright
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Vern Albright reoollects on his student days
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