Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
LIKE THIS, DAD? Jeremy Gnerer, who finished second in the 40-pound weight class at the Whitehall Little Guy Beginner Wrestling Tournament on March 4, received some pointers from his father, Mark Gnerer, after Jeremy had just earned a 12-4 decision in his first match of the tourney.
MARCH 8, 2000
Whitehall area voters may have a chance to create a local recreation district when they vote in the June 2000 primary election. The Jefferson County Commission approved a resolution calling for the ballot measure during its March 1 meeting and will make a decision on whether or not to place the measure on the ballot following the March 22 public hearing on the subject.
A new store in Whitehall -Horsefly- will hold its grand opening on March 17-18. The store is owned by Roberta and Jerry Reher and Bernette Wagner. Assistants include Jeana, James, and Katelynn.
The Forest Service is reviewing a proposal to build a new trail along the Continental Divide and rework the Toll Canyon trail, both near Pipestone Pass, between Butte and Whitehall.
WHS Creative Leader of the Week: Lance Briggs. Director Britta Olverson says, "Lance is an excellent musician and has played various instruments as the band has needed." He is a junior and the son of Dean and Wendy Briggs. He plans to attend Rick's College and enjoys music, reading, horses, and basketball.
WHS Student of the Week: David Quesnell. Shop teacher Tom Wheeler says, "David has helped to improve the shop facility with his problem-solving approach to all fabrication jobs assigned to him." David is the son of Bruce and Gwen Quesnell and has plans to attend a technical school. He enjoys dirt biking, fishing, and going to the races.
WHS Athletes of the Week: The Lady Trojan Volleyball Team. The WHS team took second place at the distinct volleyball tournament and pushed unbeaten Manhattan into a rally game to decide the title. The Lady Trojans gave up some experience and lots of height to Manhattan but overcame that with determination, enthusiasm, and extra effort.
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