Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 27: Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes, mixed veggies and dessert.
June 1: Lasagna, garlic toast, broccoli and dessert.
June 3: Beef steak phillys, coleslaw, chips and dessert.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 27: Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes, mixed veggies and dessert.
June 1: Lasagna, garlic toast, broccoli and dessert.
June 3: Beef steak phillys, coleslaw, chips and dessert.
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
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
Weber State University has awarded Alexis Larson of Wolf Point with the honor of high academic excellence for the spring 2021 semester. Larson is studying radiography in the Dumke College of Health Professions.
“Through all the challenges of the past year, these Weber State students persisted and achieved academic success,” said Weber State president Brad Mortensen. “They demonstrated
Weber State University has awarded Alexis Larson of Wolf Point with the honor of high academic excellence for the spring 2021 semester. Larson is studying radiography in the Dumke College of Health Professions.
“Through all the challenges of the past year, these Weber State students persisted and achieved academic success,” said Weber State president Brad Mortensen. “They demonstrated
Wolf Point School June 1: Breakfast: Cook’s choice. Lunch: Cook’s choice.
June 2: Breakfast: Cook’s choice. Lunch: Cook’s choice.
June 3: Breakfast: Cereal, bug bites and fruit. Lunch: Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, cheese, chips, fruit
and veggies.
Wolf Point School June 1: Breakfast: Cook’s choice. Lunch: Cook’s choice.
June 2: Breakfast: Cook’s choice. Lunch: Cook’s choice.
June 3: Breakfast: Cereal, bug bites and fruit. Lunch: Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, cheese, chips, fruit
and veggies.
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)
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,
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
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
Dear Editor:
Magic in the chambers of the Roosevelt County commissioners. After some reflection on the events that took place at the commissioners’ meeting on March 2, I have to admit I didn’t realize the magic art being performed by the commissioners. It really should have been filmed for all to witness.
The magic act began with the discussion item to the CARES Act stipend, “give
Dear Editor:
Magic in the chambers of the Roosevelt County commissioners. After some reflection on the events that took place at the commissioners’ meeting on March 2, I have to admit I didn’t realize the magic art being performed by the commissioners. It really should have been filmed for all to witness.
The magic act began with the discussion item to the CARES Act stipend, “give
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., has secured $50 million in Housing Assistance Fund investments through the American Rescue Plan to provide relief to Montana homeowners experiencing financial hardship as a result of the pandemic. The first 10 percent of the funds — $500,000 — will be released this week.
Tester was the only member of the Montana delegation to vote for the American Rescue
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., has secured $50 million in Housing Assistance Fund investments through the American Rescue Plan to provide relief to Montana homeowners experiencing financial hardship as a result of the pandemic. The first 10 percent of the funds — $500,000 — will be released this week.
Tester was the only member of the Montana delegation to vote for the American Rescue
Wolf Point School May 24: Breakfast: Bagels and fruit. Lunch: Fish fillets, hasbrowns, fruit and veggies.
May 25: Breakfast: Mini blueberry pancakes and fruit. Lunch: Cooks choice.
May 26: Breakfast: Sausage patties, muffins, eggs, cheese and fruit. Lunch: Cooks choice.
May 27: Breakfast: Muffins and fruit. Lunch: Pizza, fruit and veggies. *** Frontier School May 24: Fajita chicken
Wolf Point School May 24: Breakfast: Bagels and fruit. Lunch: Fish fillets, hasbrowns, fruit and veggies.
May 25: Breakfast: Mini blueberry pancakes and fruit. Lunch: Cooks choice.
May 26: Breakfast: Sausage patties, muffins, eggs, cheese and fruit. Lunch: Cooks choice.
May 27: Breakfast: Muffins and fruit. Lunch: Pizza, fruit and veggies. *** Frontier School May 24: Fajita chicken
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