Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
VETERAN SMILES: Pat Nester (left), a Senior Chief Hospital Corpsman for the U.S. Navy for 20 years - including the Gulf War - and Howard Scott, who served in the Army infantry during World War II, enjoy a conversation following the Veteran's Day ceremony at the Whitehall Middle School on Nov. 11. The High School band and choir performed, elementary school students presented letters to the veterans, and each veteran was introduced and honored during the ceremony.
NOVEMBER 17, 1999
Improvement in the appearance of Whitehall - a dominant theme of the Whitehall Town Council all year - was the major topic at the November 15 council meeting, with approval of the council to pursue passage of a Community Decay Ordinance. The Council also approved (by a 3-2 margin) the first reading of a new Trailer Home Ordinance and a new Trailer Park Ordinance. The ordinances would create new safety, sanitary, and appearance standards for trailer homes and trailer parks.
Whitehall High School Student of the Week was senior Brian Chadwick for his efforts in PAD (government) class. Teacher Terry Kelly says Brian is an "outstanding student in class." Brian is the son of Rich and Lenora Chadwick. He has college plans, and his interests include working, hunting, and fishing.
Whitehall High School's Athlete of the Week was senior Cortney Smith, who led the Lady Trojan basketball team with points and rebounding at the district tournament in Bozeman from November 11 to 13. Coach Julie Kieckbusch said, "Cortney stepped up and had her best games of the year at the district tournament." Cortney is Rich and Pam Smith's daughter and plans to attend college to study pharmaceuticals.
WHS Creative Leader of the Week was senior Jason Brazill. Drama director Larry Brazill nominated Jason for his "skilled craftsmanship on the stage crew." Jason, Bill and Sharon Brazill's son, plans to attend college and major in computer science after high school. He enjoys four-wheeling, snowmobiling, and computer games.
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