By Bill Vander Weele The Wolf Point Lions Club has an excellent goal in mind and now is asking for the community’s help in reaching the accomplishment. More than a year ago, Lions Club members decided to start the project of raising funds for much-needed new playground equipment at Burkie Park. Club secretary Gary Johnson said he talked about the project at that time with Wolf Point

Wolf Point High School class of 1973 alumni recently banded together to make a donation in memory of classmate Sharon (Swanson) Dschaak . With the assistance of social media, classmates were able to come together and donate $1,000 to the Faith Home Foundation in Wolf Point. Rosie Kurokawa, 1973 alumni class treasurer and representative for the class, met with foundation directors and family

WPCO Donates The Wolf Point Community Organization presents a $20,000 check for the Lions Club’s playground fund. Pictured are, from left, Terrence Hamilton, Dave Fyke, Gary Johnson, Edna Wetsit, Larry Wetsit and Jason Hamilton. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

WPHS Class Of 1973 Makes Donation To Faith Home Foundation The Wolf Point High School Class of 1973 recently made a donation to the Faith Home Foundation in memory of classmate Sharon (Swanson) Dschaak. There for the presentation were (left to right) Faith Home Foundation members Jerald Peterson, Mary Boysun, Bev Evans, Geri Bach, Jan Bryan (also 1973 classmate), foundation president Marlin Reddig,

Rollie Paulson of Will’s Office World, Inc., was presented the “Top Dealer Award” from Canon U.S.A, Inc., in recognition of his accomplishments in the 2020 sales year. This award is presented to dealers who met or exceeded their baseline targets from the previous year. This was the first time Paulson had received this award. The letter accompanying the plaque thanked Rollie and all of the employees