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c 6-MQftwa 1Tailb®iH®-TueQctay,Nov.28.1909 m S t u d e n t s n a m e d t o h o n o r r o l l The first quarter honor roll at Parkview Junior High lists 119 students, including 35 eighth graders; 45 seventh graders and 39 sixth graders. Those attaining the A Honor Roll earned grade point aver ages of 3,66 or better and the B Honor Roll includes students earning^ averages between 3.0 and3.65. Eighth Grade A Honor Roll: Scott Blomquist, Heather Dale, Marc Hagenbarth, Dar ren Hildreth, Laura Hulet, Keeley Konen, Marti Laknar, Taralie Neva, Alicia Peters, Jed Petersen, Nolan Rice, Justin Roscoe and James Smith. Eighth Grade B Honor Roll: Della Barrett, Carmen Boyd, James Browning, Jami Chaffin, Sean Dickens, Kerry Perris, Kevin Flanagan, Jeremy Gaines, Troy Goody, Cody Hil ton, Melissa Holschbach, Mary Jo Hull, Cody Hyslop, Michael Jennings, Shonda Love, Kristi Meine, Brandon Olivier, Amy Parvey, Chad Reynolds, Nate Schuler, Heather Stonelake and Andrea Walker. Seventh Grade A Honor Roll: Rochelle Ballard, Stepha nie Blomquist, Kaylyn Casebolt, Marc Cheney, Kelly Duggan, Roiy Edwards, James Fryer, David Hegsted, Jenna Hildreth, Allison Holland, Kathy Kimzey, Camille Lengstorf, Anna Loge, Kari Meine, Brett Morehouse, Jeff Peterson, Shane Puyear, Jason Ricks, Michael Rogan, Bobby Rooley, Dustin Shafer, Shawna Sutherland, Dan Thur man and Jill Welch. Seventh Grade B Honor Roll: Aaron Bentley, Cody Birk- enbuell, Robert Blake, Jerrid Burk, Candy Castle, Stana Fautsch, Derek Holt, Melissa Hutfles, Mandy Johnson, Ben jamin Lucon, Wayne Lyngholm, Summer Marchessau, Belinda Munday, Tina Navarro, Brian Pilon, Jamie Skradski, Emily Smith, Randi Wayiett, Cami Welborn, Tammy Wheeler and Jamie Winstead. Sixth Grade AHonor Roll: Catherine Dale, Amy Eccleston, Sarah Zbinden-Frawley, Laura Gilbert, Brian Jonart, Natalie Neva, Christopher Peters, Al- lyson Rogan, Lacey Smith,'JoL- ynn Snow and Mark Van Dyke. Sixth Grade B Honor Roll: Josh Clinton, Leslie Cole, Mandy Coon, Krista Dickens, Edward Dupuis, Shane Eberline, Lacey Fautsch, Clint Hilton, Mandi Holland, Jamie Kroll, Crystal Lenegar, Dorcey McCoy, Jessica McGinley, Patricia Mclsaac, Casey Olson, Alison Parvey, Troy Petersen, Tina Rebich, Jana Reichle, Justin Reeder, Nikki Romero, Tyler Roschin- ger, Bethanie Roscoe, Chrissy Rouse, Wesley Smith, Chris Stewart, Shane Stewart and Sarah Waggie. D e c o r a t io n a w a r d s t o b e g iv e n The fifth annual Garden Club Christinas . Decoration Awards will be determined during the entry judging tour Dec. 14-17. Winners will be announced in the Dec. 19 and Dec. 26 newspa pers. There are two divisions: Basic day and night illumina tion flight primary focus of de sign); and Decorative (natural and/or living plant materials). Categories- are novelty, Christmas,'religious, buildings S id landscapes, architectural dcu8 windows and doorways), best decorated neighborhood (three or more houses), and best commercial display. The grand prize will be $25 and a handcrafted holiday wreath made by Dillon Garden Club designers. All other awarded participants will re ceive a holiday wreath. N o m i n a t i o n s s o u g h t f o r o u t s t a n d i n g w o m e n The Dillon Jaycee Auxiliary is acceptingnominations for the annual Outstanding Woman and Outstanding Young Woman of the year awards Nov. 28. Nominations shouldbe based upon good moral character, will ingness to work and to serve the community, in churches, and to serve friends and family. A panel of judges will select the recipients of the awards based on the information on the nomination forms. Winners will be announced at a public wine and cheese party Dec. 5 fron\5 to 7 p.m. at the Elks Club. Nomination forms can be obtained at Mode O’Day. Inter ested persons can mail their nominations to the Jaycee Aux iliary, P.O. Box 467, or place them in the special nomination box in the Mode O'Day. For more information, con tact Tammy Baker at 683-4337 or Kim Parke at 683-5277. C l u b s s e l l C h r i s t m a s t r e e s The Beaverhead County High School Key Club and S-Club will be selling Christmas trees start ing Dec. 1 until the trees are gone or the weekend before Christinas. / The trees will be sold at the Beaverhead County Fair grounds Grandstand weekdays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and week ends from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Buyers can choose firom a variety of Douglas-fir - $1.50 per foot; Ponderosa Pine - $2 per foot or Scotch Pine - $14 to $24 each. A limited supply of wreaths are also being sold for $10. Staff Sgt. D a n ie l R. S o h a, aon of retired Army Col. Charlea R. Sohs of Swanaboro, N.C. and Daria M. Soha of Dillon, haa re-enliated in the UJB. Air Force a t Mather Air Force Base, Calif., for four year*. Soha ia a logistics plana special- iat with the 323rd Flying Training Wing. He ia a 1980 gng^uate of Hay- field High School, Alexandria, Va. Three tables of bridge were played at the Senior Citizens Center Nov. 20. Margaret Pyeatt won first. Chuck Stauffer won second. Pete Lasich won third. Four tables of pinochle were played Monday. Chuck Bennetts and Mamie Jensen won first. James Kersey and Judy Frese won second. Rudy Broksle and Lyda Nelson won low. Three tables of pinochle were played Nov. 22. Rudy Broksle and Maijorie Christiansen won first Lyda Nelson and James Kersey were second. Bud Ferris and Margaret Kersey were low. B a tch a n d Flatty Selway had Thanlugiving dinner for their aon and daughter-in-law, Michael and Cindy Selway of Helena, their daughter, aon-in-law, and grand daughter, Trevia, Shannon and Shatrea French ofLancaster, Calif., and Butch’a mother, Marie Selway of Dillon. A DiOon-area college atudent, Carolina O'Connor, ia a eaat mem ber of the recent Playenf produc tion of Peter Weiss’ \Marat/Sade” a t Carleton College. O’Connor, a graduate of Beaver head County High School, is the daughter of Dr. William and Mrs. Margaret O’Connor ofDillon. Carleton College ia located at Northfield, Minn. o o News and views from our area's churches F i l m s h o w n i n a r e a . . . “Caught,\ the newest film from Billy Graham’s World Wide Pictures, will be shown this weekend in the Dillon area. The film will be shown Fri day, Dec. 1, at the Beaverhead County High School Auditorium; Saturday, Dec. 2, at the Grant School and Sunday, Dec. 3, at the Community Hall in Wisdom. All showings are at 7:30 p.m. and there is no admission charge. The true-to-life dramatic story of “Caught’* portrays the power of one person carirtg for another, and involves the story of an 18 year-old American, Tim Devon, and his trip to Amster dam in search of the father he has never known. In Amster dam, Devon slips into the self destructive drug culture, but is encountered by a single, caring person, a person of deep faith. The movie centers around their friendship which was forged out of danger and desperation. But please open before Christmas! Mitchell Drug 125 E. G le n d a le m m m- m - m m At the country fair... Michele Rieber and her two sons, Cory and Chris, wait on their table at the annual Melrose country fair. The fair, sponsored by the Melrose Grange, drew a large crowd to sample the cider and look at craft items from artists and craft workers from a ll over Beaverhead County. The fair was held at the Melrose School. P l a n t y o u r s e l f i n a g e n u i n e L A - Z - D O Y r e c l i n e r ! If you could peel away for a minute, we’d like you to consider gearing down in a recliner, the ultimate dream machine. What it boils down to is superb design that offers comfort and support from head to toe. 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