April 2001 News - Seeley Swan Pathfinder

From the April, 2001 Issues of the Seeley Swan Pathfinder
She helps towns face loss of industry Lynn Jungswirth, center, was instrumental in reviving her town in California when it faced the loss of its logging-based economy. At the invitation of the Forest Service and the Seeley Lake Community Council, Jungswirth visited with groups here in a series of meetings designed to alert people and organizations to alternative actions. Community Hall Board Submits Annual Report	Butch Townsend recalls the first schools in the Seeley Swan Part I of a 2-Part Series Local Photographer featured on Phone Book Cover KIM HAINES announces retirement from SSHS Low Interest Rates Help School Bond Sale
Focus on Brain at Headstart Program Barn Again! Two Dynamic Lives Pass New Teachers at SSHS (w/photos) Swan Valley's Math Team	Alladin 8th Grade Play a Big Hit! "Be Fair to Bears" program in Swan Valley Helmville Boy in National Free Throw Contest
Game Range Ramblin's Game Range Articles by Mike Thompson, FW&P wildlife biologist, writing for the Pathfinder White-tailed Deer Population Looks Good Adaptive Strategies help animals & people Mule Deer Population Doing Just Fine Milo Burcham Leaving, but Elk Counts Go On Guest Speaker at Lewis & Clark Meeting Grizzly Courses Free to Residents Northwest Connections' Wildlands Summer Program	Tamarack Stories Part 22 First Snow Sculpture in Seeley Lake? Fireman's Ball Sock Hop Coming Up! Spence Designates Youth Week Even with cost cutting, board needs levy passed School finance committee sets operating budget for next year

From the April, 2001 Issues of the Seeley Swan Pathfinder