The few clouds in the sky Monday did little to provide shade for the hundreds of people who gathered at Lake Ripley Cemetery for the Memorial Day program. The larger-than-average crowd surprised and pleased some people in attendance. Last year we were a nation at peace. God bless all those who help defend America.
A bustling suburb sprung up just south of Litchfield over the long Memorial Day weekend. Gerald Ellendson of Brooklyn Center said. Don Wagoner, E. Third St. They were selected by a vote of the honor student group to represent the class.
Work on the final phase of the installation procedure, the erection of the tower and its equipment, along with the installing of taps on the cable line, will get underway this week, according to Stuart. The Litchfield station will be unusual, Stuart says, in that it will probably be the first smaller town cablevision set up in the state to do its own programming.
The station plans to do about five hours of local programming on Channel 8, Stuart says. Local programming time will increase as the station grows, Stuart says. Litchfield senior Gordy Lupfer wiped the old records off the books in both the shot put and discus during the District 20 track and field meet Thursday night.
His discus toss of feet, 1-inch eclipsed a record that had stood for 14 years. Willmar basketball giant Red Harvey set the old record at in A representative of the Duncan-Miller parking meter company met with the City Council Monday night to discuss the possibility of this type of device being installed in Litchfield. This is the same type of meter used in many communities of similar size to Litchfield. The parking charge on these meters is one cent for 12 minutes.
