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N E W S | E V E N T S | C O M M U N I T Y | P E O P L E | H I S T O R Y
Summer 2015
open doors change lives
www.u-centre.org
URSULINECENTRE
HONOR ING THE PAST . . . LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTUREResourceful and hard-working people invested in the Ursuline Centre over 100 years ago, a monument to faith and culture which touches the hearts of visitors daily. I remain honored to serve as Executive Director for this organization. Sometimes, it is the smallest changes which can make the biggest impact, such as our amazing
cook (see page 4) or our new website (u-centre.org). Con-versely, a few “major changes” have not changed our overall operations very much at all.
As you may know, the Ursuline Centre Historical Foun-dation purchased the property in December of 2014. The Foundation leases the facility back to the Ursuline Centre, a new 501(c)3 non-profit which oversees the operations of the retreat center, preschool and programmatic partnerships. (Previously, the operations were a ministry of the Western Province of the Ursuline Order.) The overall mission of the Ursuline Centre remains the same. The happy voices of children resound on the playground each morning, Mass is celebrated regularly in the Chapel, and the excitement of activities in the evenings and on weekends continues.
The leadership of the Board of Directors of the Ursuline Centre is quite simply phenome-nal. I want to thank Jan Bagley, Sean Donnelly, Joyce Jewett, Dick Martin, Joe Pipinich, Sr. Francis Porter, Bill Ramsey, Rob Schulte, Tom Wald, and Doug Wilson for their constant and stable leadership. Their combined wis-dom and tenacious hope for the current and future success of the Ursuline Centre inspires me every day.
Looking to the future, the Board engaged CCS, the larg-est Catholic fundraising organization in the country, to complete a feasibility study for a new capital campaign. This campaign will cover the purchase of the property, and address maintenance and preservation projects through-out the building. At their recommendation, the Board hired a Capital Campaign Director to be-gin work on this campaign. We welcome Kristen McGuire in her new role here, which she began May 4. I know she has had an opportunity to meet many of you already.
Part of the campaign is oriented toward upgrades in our dor-mitories, kitchen and meeting rooms to accommodate an in-crease in demand for our facility. Notably, we are partnering with Great Falls Central Catholic High School to provide room and board for foreign exchange students, as well as boarders from across the state of Montana. (see page 4 for details.) For decades, the Ursuline Centre was a home away from home for so many in this vast state, and I am delighted to welcome a new generation.
Your prayers, volunteer time, and contributions are the seeds which are producing a fruitful harvest. May you be richly blessed for your generosity, inspired by the legacy of the past, and excited and encouraged for the incredible future that you are helping create. I welcome you to stop by and enjoy our hospitality here at the Ursuline Centre soon.
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PICTURES OF MOTHER’S DAY EVENT
Barbara Winters and Juanita McGregor pose for the camera while Mayor Michael Winters volunteers on the serving line in the background.
Sr. Francis Xavier Porter shows the elevator to Mady and Ava Fowell. Mady attends the Ursuline Preschool.
NEWS AND NOTES
Dear friends of the Ursuline Centre,
I am grateful to each and every one of our amazing Ursuline Centre volunteers for both the St. Patrick’s Day fundraiser at the HiHo Tavern, and the Mother’s Day brunch. Our success includes celebrating feasts together with joy. Each volunteer and each donation helps us to carry on the Ur-suline tradition of hospitality. I was particularly thrilled that reporters from the Great Falls Tribune and KRTV visited us on Mother’s Day to help us tell our story.
My story includes a husband, Dr. Dan McGuire of UGF, and eight wonderful children. I grew up in Oregon, graduated from Georgetown University and Wesley Theological Seminary, and converted to the Catholic faith in 1992. We moved to Great Falls in 2007, and I have been a freelance writer and editor for most of that time. My young-est child, Timmy, went to preschool at the Ursuline, and my son Patrick had his 2012 senior music recital here.
Joining the Ursuline staff as a “friend-raiser” is a dream come true. I look forward to celebrating feasts with you regular-ly, and again, THANK YOU for all you do to make the Ursuline a special place.
Sincerely,
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SPR ING PROGRAMS, F I E LD TR I PS AND FUN DAY!The halls of the Ursuline Centre were filled with music May 21 and 22, with the Preschool Spring Programs. For some children, stage presence is natural, but for many, it can be a source of anxiety. The teachers acclimated students to the stage by frequent visits and practices in the weeks before the concert. As you can see, they did a great job performing for a full house in our auditorium!
HURRY! REG ISTRATION FOR 2015-16 PRE-KINDERGARTEN CLASSES IS STI LL OPEN!Although nearly half of the open desks for the 2015-16 school year are already taken, we are eagerly seeking more students to join us in the Fall 2015. Registration packets are online at our website: www.u-centre.org, under the School Tab. Or pick up an application at the Ursuline Centre, 2300 Central Avenue in Great Falls. You may also call the school office at 452-8585 to schedule a personal tour of the school.
SCHOOL NEWS
Two field trips wrapped up our preschool year. We spent a morning at Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art. After a guided tour of the galleries, students were able to produce their own masterpieces representative of exhib-its in the galleries. We also toured Giant Springs State Park and the fish hatchery with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. Students learned the life cycle of fish native to Montana. They also viewed the tanks housing live fish in various developmental stages. Exploratory field trips are an important extension of our curriculum, reinforc-ing lessons taught throughout the year with valuable hands-on experiences. The last day of school was Fun Day! From Bounce Houses to Bubbles and Face Painting, followed by an all school lunch, the students spent the morning cele-brating the end of a school year and remembering their great year at the Ursuline.
TR IC IA SOMMER W INS ‘ONE CLASS AT A TIME’ GRANT!The Ursuline Centre Preschool had special visitors in early May-- Billie Jo Groskreutz of First Interstate Bank and reporter DaVonte McKenith of KRTV, to award a “One Class at a Time” grant of $250 to Tricia Sommer. Sommer has been teaching at the Ursuline Centre for five years, and plans to purchase an art drying rack for her busy pre-kindergarteners. “We lay out a huge sheet for the kids to make their projects on, and sometimes kids will step on a finished product, especially with such a big class.” The new drying rack has stackable bins to contain the finished products.
She says art plays a vital role in her classroom, helping with student expression and their overall development. “Hands-on experiences are so important for their cog-nitive growth. Kids are making so many connections at this age. We don’t just hand them an object and tell them what it is for,” she explains. “We let them explore and give them the opportunity to make it meaningful.”
The grant is awarded weekly during the school year, and the presentation of the award is broadcast on Monday evenings on KRTV. You can find the link to the broad-cast on the Ursuline Centre’s facebook page.
THANK YOU TO OUR TEACHERS AND AIDES!5 DAY PRE K • Stacey VanMiert• Veronica VanVoast• Alicia Davis
3 DAY PRE K • Tricia Sommer (aide: Andrea Barrow)• Annette VanPevenage
PRESCHOOL• Crystal Dunn (Aide: Ashley Kaluza)
EXTENDED CARE: • Caley Barton• Linnae Rhodes
SAVE THE DATE: Back to School Carnival
Thursday September 17th!
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FEATURESFORE IGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS FROM GREAT FALLS CENTRAL CATHOLIC H IGH SCHOOL TO L I V E AT THE URSULIN E CENTRE TH IS FALLUGF student Kyler Brown is excited to be a new father—a house parent, that is! He is the Foreign Exchange Program Manager overseeing male students who will study at Great Falls Central Catholic High School (GFCCHS) and live at the Ursuline Centre this fall. “I am truly excited!” he enthuses. The current students (see picture) lived at the old rectory at Holy Family Church for the 2014-15 school year, but will move in to the Ursuline Centre in mid-August.
A Utah-based company, Elite Education Global, helps GFCCHS with the application process and placement of students. Vickie Donisthorpe, Principal of GFCCHS, visited China recently to meet prospective students and their parents. “Whole families are crammed in such small apartments,” she notes. “They live simple, humble lives, and are investing everything in their child’s education.”
Students from rural Montana will also be living at the Ursuline this fall, just as they did many decades ago. Lucille (Sandee) Bartley was a boarding student at the Ursuline Academy. “I went to school all morning, and then worked at Columbus Hospital down the street all afternoon to pay my board.” She has fond memories of the Sisters and even the rules. “I wasn’t one of those who broke the rules,” she smiles. “I was happy there.”
Principal Donisthorpe has rules, too. The girls will also have a house parent, and will live on a separate floor in the Ursuline’s east wing. Sr. Francis Xavier
Porter still retains her apartment on the third floor, but welcomes the young people just as she did many years ago as a teacher. Helping parents make an investment in education is a long tradition at the Ursuline Centre. May the next generation of alumni prosper!
LEFT TO RIGHT, JUN HAO QI, KYLER BROWN, ADILIJIANG ALI, AND BEOM IL KIM POSE ON THE STAIRS LEADING UP TO THEIR NEW 4TH FLOOR DORM ROOMS.
MEET SHAD WOLF, H EAD COOKHired in 2012, Shad has worked for the Great Falls Public Schools as well as the Elks Club kitchen.
He was born in Havre and raised in Great Falls, the oldest of six children. He now has two children of his own. He recommends teaching kids to cook by starting with easy favorites like scrambled eggs and French toast on the weekends.
A renaissance man, Shad also has an associate degree in computer science. He jokes that he was “Cisco-certified”….and now he is “Crisco-certified!”
Shad’s culinary talents range from delicious, healthy meals to just plain TASTY! Staff and visitors alike rave about his “Burger Master” sauce for hamburgers and fries. Shad knows how to make our months water!
SHAD LOVES TO COOK SO MUCH, HE HAD THE MUPPETS’ SWEDISH CHEF TATTOOED ON HIS ARM.
P I LLOW P LEA:The Ursuline Centre needs new pillows for our guest rooms. You can bring them to us or call Peggy Rowe at 406-452-8585 to arrange for pickup.
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Your donations help us to share this beautiful setting with thousands of people each year, and continue the Ursuline legacy of educational excellence in our preschool. Thank you for your generous support!
Agnew, George & MargaretAgnew, Dan & ValerieAlbrecht, Bunky Albrecht, Kenneth W.Albright, KathrynBauer, Cheryl AnnArehart, Catherine & WendellArehart, James & MaryBarth, PhyllisDale, Willard & CarolBennett, Carroll & JosephineBennett, MargaretBiscup, Kay Biscup, J. R.Boland, Marguerite Lynch, Steven & AnnBorchert, Sylvia Ballard, Jim & RoseCharvet, Sr. Bernadette Ballard, Jim & Rose Cartwright, Jim & BonnieGinnaty, Larry & JudyJewett, JoyceRowe, PeggyScott, KristiTholen, Harry & JanisCulliton, Shirley Tholen, Harry & JanisDonovan, Hildegarde Donovan, Michael, Judith & Mary Kay
Ernie & Marian MoeZigan, Joseph & Jo AnneFlaherty, HelenMcCabe, George & ConnieFontana, DominicCarrico, James & Marcia*Great Falls Central Class of 1964 Tholen, Harry & JanisGregori, Rev. Anthony Conlan, DorothyHegan, W. Arthur & LeonidaBodner, LeonidaHolt, Dawn Holt, Gregory & DawnIrvin, Sr. Frances ThereseEpley, Daniel & PatriciaKaelber, Tom
Johnson, Srs. Antoinette and UrsulaGladstone, Larry & Nancy*Joyce, Ed & Verda Joyce, VerdaKearney, Sr. FrancisSarich, Sr. TheresaKelleher, Shirley AnnBallard, Jim & RoseKimmet, LeoKimmet, JoanKolar, MaryPalmer, WendyLengenfelder, Dale & LyleHoisington, CarolynLopach, John & AlmaLopach, JamesMalmberg, SwedeMalmberg, CherylMauer, BettyDeRooy, Felix & BettyMcInnis, Fr. Francis Carpenter, James & PhyllisMurphy, Daniel & CatherineSievertsen, Grant & KathleenMurray, Eileen Eulberg Flynn, David & SharonKoch, BeverlySchwichtenberg, SuzanneNeutgens, Pat Ballard, Jim & RoseBoyd, JosephBurkland, BettyCartwright, Jim & BonnieDubay, Mary AnnFitzsimmons, RayFox, TrudyMills, DeloresMora, Dennis & LizNelsen, GordonNett, Terry & NoreneO'Boyle, PatriciaRowe, PeggyRuggles, GraceSabol, AudreyThe Lee CousinsTholen, Harry & JanisThornburg, Jo Ann
O'Day, Dick O'Day, ArlenePeters, Nick David Stefani, KimPidcock, LaVonne Carpenter, James & PhyllisQuinn, William JamesQuinn, KarenRice, AnneRice, SheilaRobertson, Betty M. Robertson, CarleyRomenesko, Jim & VelmaBarker, Patrick & BarbaraRyan, JeanetteBallard, Jim & RoseRomsa, David & CarolRosenbaum, John & TrudyBrastrup, DavidBuhl, James & JoanFerderer, JerryFladstol, Dennis & RuthJorgenson, Robert & LaunieKeith, FrancesKumm, Philip & GloriaLingjerde, PetraMalisani, DorothyMatsko, PatriciaNorthWestern Energy FriendsReeves, David & RuthRyan, ShirleyTramelli, EthelWalter, JoanWarren, Cecil & BonnieSchille, Mary KSchille, CharlesSimonton, Agnes Ryan Simonton, KarenSlonaker, Lester Conlan, DorothyBaumann, JoyceYork, Clara & FamilySmith, Marion Ballard, Jim & Rose
Stefani, Dorothy Skees, John & SueDevine, DanJewett, JoyceTholen, Harry & JanisStewart, Bud & MarjorieDenning, NancyLusher, William & PennyStewart, DaleTholen, Matt & Sibilla Tholen, TedThompson, Marion Attebery, MargaretBallard, Jim & RoseBaumann, JoyceGannon, Richard & DebraJewett, JoyceKuntz, Richard & DorothyLaRance, Robert & KariNewmack, F BarryNeyland, Kelly & RockyReavley, Alan & TerriSchlecht, BarbTholen, Harry & JanisTholen, TedYork, Clara Thompson, Woody & MarionReeves, Al*Tropila, Joe & Mary MacDonald, Michael & CatherineUrsulines of Western ProvinceSarich, Sr. TheresaVistein, Patrica Vitomski, AlexandriaWebber, Dorothy MurrayFarias, Mary Ann
2014 URSULIN E CENTRE MEMORIALS/HONORAR IUMS * = I N HONOR OF
We wish to acknowledge the generous gift of Dennis Stefani in honor of Dorothy Stefani in 2013, which was inadvertently omitted from the list of donors in our May 2014 newsletter. We regret the error.
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2014 URSULIN E CENTRE DONORS15th Street ServiceA.T. Klemens, IncAdler, ArdenAdvanced Litho PrintingAdvantage Insurance AgencyAgnew, Dan & ValerieAlbert Jr., John & LorettaAlbrecht, Kenneth W.Alexander, George & MarthaAline, AndrewAline, JosephAliperto, Brian & JillAllaire, Francis & HeleneAmerican Music CompanyAmeriprise Financial ServicesAmigo LoungeAnderson Family PharmacyAnderson, Raymond & ArleneAnonymousAppraisal ServicesArendec, Dennis & MargueriteB & B RentalBagley, JanBailes, SueBailly, Ernest & MaryBeagles, JanetBeaumont, Steve & KathyBecker, Bob & JaneBedker, Donald & GloriaBell, AmandaBell, NoreenBell, RaymondBennett, KathleenBennett, MargaretBerry, Fred & CherylBig John's CasinoBig Sky Cum ChristoBingo BonanzaBitz, Wade & HollyBixler, J HBlack, AmyBlakesley, Paul & BarbaraBlankenship, Keith & DianeBleskin Motor CompanyBold, MaryBowman RanchBoylan, Roberta
Boyle, Joseph & DorisBozeman Home SchoolBozung, Robert & BarbaraBrown, H. P.Bunting, Sr. AnneCampanella, George & ColleenCamphausen, MariannaCarpenter, James & PhyllisCarpenter, Stephen & LindaCarter, Leonard & KathleenCawley, Fr. WilliamCharvet, HenryCity Bar & CasinoClassic 50's CasinoContract Flooring Coolidge, PatriciaCooper ConstructionCorwin, Art & DeeCoughlin, RosemaryCulligan Water ConditioningDaily GrindDavis, DorothyDay, LorettaDenning, NancyDenture Care ClinicDepuydt, HelenDevine, ElizabethDimke, TamaraDiscover Moving & Storage, IncDonovan, Daniel & LindaDors, AgnesDoughten, VerniceDouglas Wilson & CompanyDriscoll, William & Mary AnneDriskell, MarciaEarley, o.c.d., Fr. JeromeEdwin, ShirleyEve, GrantFassler, John & DarleneFilipowicz, James & DebraFjeld, KathrynFontana, Louis & BarbaraForbeck, Donald & ElaineFox, RichardFritz's Auto RepairGagnon'sGamble, Jack & Mary Ann
Gamradt, Wm & MarieGannon, Larry & TrudiGannon, Richard & DebraGarvey, MarilynGeranios Enterprises, IncGillespie, AmyGillespie, W MGilligan Animal Medical ClinicGinnaty, Larry & JudyGlavac, Sr. Cynthia Glynn, Mary ElizabethGondeiro, MonicaGondeiro, PhyllisGoodman, GenieGrant, NormaGray, Gerald & JoanneGray, PatGray, Percival & AnneGrayson, KarylGreat Falls Ace HardwareGregori, JanetGretch, JudyGriffin, Paul & MitziGuinan, Fr. MichaelHaffey, Rev. ThomasHanson Chemical, Inc.Hanson, William & KerryHarant, MarkHarp, WilliamHartwick, JamesHealey, Fred & RuthHergett, Steve & TeriHiggins, Joseph & SallieHilley, MargaretHodges, J. WadeHollern, DorothyHolmes, Floyd & JoanHolzheimer, Lewis & GrayceHomes, Fr. DennisHopper, Richard & BarbaraHoppe, PeterHoward's Pizza, IncHuber, Michael & CoryHumphrey, JamesHunter, DorothyHutchinson, HopeJacques, Russell
Jessen, Paul & MarilynJewett, JoyceJo Bridgeford InsuranceJohnson, JaniceJohnson, MargaretJohnson-Madison Lumber Co.Joshu, RaynaKaelber, TomKaluza, Arthur & KathleenKaufman, IraKelly, Jack & MaryKernaghans, IncKilleen, GeorgiaKing Motors, IncKline, TheodoreKnight, BonnieKohouteks State Liquor StoreKohut, Tom & PamelaKoontz, MarilynKorinda, AnnKosanda, Matthew & AlexKrezowski, Phillip & JanelKuglin, PollyKukay, WarrenKummer, Rodney & CarolLadies Ancient Order of HiberniansLaMotte, NormanLane, JohnLaRance, ChristineLarson, William & DianaLe Lacheur, LelaLeaverton, SusanLiberty Electric, Inc.Liston, RosemaryLithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge of GFLong, StephenLopach, JamesLorang, DorothyLowden, William & RuthLynch, Richard & PatriciaMacDonald, Michael & CatherineMachuga, Frank & MaryMaldonado, BonnieMartin, Richard & ToniMasis, MD, KathleenMatsko, Thomas & JoannMay, Anthony & Marie
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McCarthy, CarrieMcCarvel, James & RoseMcCormick, JeannetteMcCrory, AnneMcDunn, Ed & DorisMcDunn, EvaMcGregor, William & JuanitaMcKittrick, D. Patrick & SharonMcNaught, John & BarbaraMedved, Jerry & SandraMehlhoff, RobertMeiman, Sr. RosemaryMeissner, MargaretMeyers, RobertMichaels, MaraleneMiller, KristieMills, DeloresMittelstaedt, Don & ClaireMontana Federal Credit UnionMontana School EquipmentMoore, JohnMora, Dennis & LizMorris, GailMunro, MollyMurphy, Mary LouMyers, LoisNeyland, Kelly & RockyNicely, Jr., Charles & KathleenNisbet, HarryNorthWestern EnergyNyman-Wendt, KathyO'Boyle, PatriciaO'Connell, Patrick & ClaudiaO'Connell, Patrick & Patricia
O'Conner Funeral HomeO'Connor, Thomas & DonnaO'Day, ArleneO'Day, SherriPalagi, Ken & EdnaPapa Murphy's PizzaParadise AmusementPaul, Chuck & PaulaPeck, Matthew & SabraPedro, Stephen & VirginiaPeterson, Larry & RoxannePinski, DodiePistoria, Garry & DebbePittman, Jerome & CarlaPueschel, K. M.Purpura, Jason & LoriQuinn, JohnQuirk, CeceliaRamsey, William & NancyRice, HelenRice, SandraRitter, Paul & RuthRomo, Theresa KuntzRosenbaum, Tom & LindaRowe, PeggySabol, AudreySalisbury, RussellSansoucie, KarenSavoie, KathrynSchenking, GeraldSchlosser, Fr. DickSchnider Funeral HomeSchrader, RitaSchulte, Robert & Molly
Schultes 38th Street StoreSchwary, RosemarySeidler, TerryShane, David & ShirleySheetz, DorothySheldon, Patty JoShinnick, EdwardSigvardt, BertieSkees, John & SueSlocum, FrancesSmith, Gerald & Mary PatSnow, Theodore & ElizabethSpitzer, PatriciaSprinkle, Bill & DanetteSt. Joseph's Ursuline NunsStatham, MarySteel Etc.Stenberg, Bob & MonaStewart, DaleStewart, Gary & BeverlyStocker, DonStrandell, JackieSullivan, Emmett & LoriSuper, James & BettyTaylor, James & BammaTaylor's Auto MaxTerra, Richard & DeniseThe Do BarThe Sting Sports BarThibodeau, Sr. MarthaThiebes, ShirleeTholen, Harry & JanisTholen, TedTire-Rama
Tobin, Fr. ThomasToole, LouiseTour De Great FallsTropila, Joseph & MaryTynes, Eugene A, D.D.S. P.C.Ursuline Convent - Wilmington, DEUrsuline Sisters of DallasValtinson, Lynn & PatriciaVan Pevenage, AnnetteVan Tighem, David & PatriciaVirtue, JudyWadsworth, FredWahlert Family Endowment of the MT Community Foundation
Wahlert, Lynne & RayWalker, AnneWalker, DottyWalsh, Bill & LindaWalsh, Catherine SweeneyWalsh, GailWarner, Stephen & AnitaWarren, EvelynWassmann, Daniel & TerriWatry, PeterWheatley, AliceWhirry, Gordon & JanetWillett, George & MargieWilliamson, Sam & JeanWilson, Doug & ShirleyWright, NancyYounggren, Ken & DebZimmer, Wm & IreneZion, Claire
2014 URSULIN E CENTRE DONORS
INSPIRED BY OUR PROGRAMS? I NCLUDE THE URSULIN E CENTRE I N YOUR W I LL!Your attorney can include the following line in your last will and testament to give a lasting gift to inspire coming generations with the spiritual and intellectual renewal our Ursuline Centre offers.
I hereby, give, devise and bequeath [$DOLLARS] or [____% of my residual estate] to the Ursuline Centre Historical Foundation, a non-profit organization located at 2300 Central Avenue, Great Falls, MT, 59401, Federal Tax ID #81-0436302, for the Ursuline Centre Historical Foundation’s general use and purpose.
2300 Central Avenue • Great Falls, Montana 59401Phone: 406.452.8585 • Fax: 406.452.8586Email: [email protected]
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BOARD OF TRUSTE ES:Richard Martin, President Tom Wald, Vice President Doug Wilson, Treasurer Sr. Francis Xavier Porter, OSU Jan Bagley Sean Donnelly Joyce Jewett Bill Ramsay Joe PipinichRob Schulte
URSULIN E CENTRE STAFF:Brian Aliperto, DirectorWende Curry, School DirectorKristen McGuire, Capital Campaign Director Peggy Rowe, Assistant Director Marilyn Jessen, Bookkeeper Deanna Nisbet, Receptionist Georges DeGiorgio, Security & ToursHugh Tyner, Maintenance Mary Schnee, HousekeepingCynthia Delgado, Housekeeping Shad Wolf, Head CookCharles Sexton, CookEllie Poletto, Kitchen Assistant
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JUNE 13-20Road ScholarAn Elderhostel program showcasing Western History around Great Falls
JULY 12-20Ursuline ExperienceA walk back in time to the Montana known by the first Ursuline nuns to move to Great Falls.
AUGUST 16-22Road ScholarAn Elderhostel program showcasing Western History around Great Falls
BOARD ING STUDENTS TO L I V E AT THE URSULIN E CENTRE AGAIN!Five decades after these lovely boarding students were photographed here at the Ursuline Centre, we are pleased to announce that Great Falls Central Catholic High School will be placing boarding students again at the Ursuline Centre. Story on page 4. These young ladies in 1948 lived in what is now the Heritage Museum room.
