Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
AUXILIARY HELPERS: (Left to right) Mary Ryan, Laura Capp, Vi Dyson, and Barbara Young were four of the Whitehall Ladies Auxiliary members who donated their time and energy on October 29-30 to help make the Auxiliary's annual fall sale a success. For over 25 years, the Auxiliary has been accepting donated clothing from community residents and selling the clothing as a fundraiser for medical needs in Whitehall. Over the years, the Auxiliary has contributed to the Whitehall Medical Clinic, hospice care, and Jefferson Valley Search and Rescue. It has been a major contributor toward the purchase of ambulances in Whitehall. Lena Capp, Jane Kountz, Deloris Moore, and Irene Fiel are not pictured.
NOVEMBER 3, 1999
The new millennium would usher in three new faces to the Whitehall Town Council, as challengers Dick Gustin and Terry Kelly and unopposed candidate Karen Choquette all won election to the council. The voting during the Nov. 2 council election was light, with only 221 voters - about 31 percent of the total 718 registered voters - turning out at the polls.
Whitehall High School Student of the Week was Kenzie Cowling, a sophomore at Whitehall High School. Kenzie has a great attitude, is a motivated student, and gets good grades in Molecular Biology. She is the daughter of Sandi and Daniel Young and plans to attend college after high school. Kenzie enjoys cheerleading.
Whitehall High School's Athlete of the Week was three-time All-State cross country runner Mitch Cunningham for his consistent performances on the WHS cross country team. Mitch is a senior and the son of Georgia Cunningham and Don Tamietti. He plans to attend Montana Tech and become a geological engineer. Mitch enjoys hunting, fishing, and building hot rods.
WHS Creative Leader of the Week was senior Chris Dvorak. "Chris is an encouragement to everyone in the class. He is always helping other percussionists learn new parts and repairing any instruments that need it!" says interim band director Michelle Tebay. Chris is the son of Lynn and Diane Dvorak and has plans to attend Rocky Mountain College to become an airline pilot. He enjoys basketball, football, and playing drums.
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