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After weeks of being up in the air, City Councils in Chinook and Harlem have elected to open their respective pools for the summer swim season. The Harlem City Council held their monthly meeting on Monday, June 8 and two topics were heavily discussed. The first being on whether or not to open the pool and the second regarding the implementation of two four way stops at the entrance to the high school. Both required extensive discussion and more than 30 parents, coaches and swimmers were on hand...
The staff and residents of the Sweet Memorial Nursing Home celebrated National Skilled Nursing Care Week with themed days from May 10-16 to commemorate the sharing of wisdom offered by some of our oldest community members. On Monday, which was declared Pajama Day with Ice Cream Sundaes marking the day as extra "sweet," many of those living and working at the SMNH wore their pjs, showed their silly sides, and enjoyed three flavors of ice cream topped according to individual sweet tooth demands. T...
Throughout history, the flag has been used by various groups, religious organizations, countries, states and counties. In addition schools, sports teams, unions and clubs have used a flag as a symbol of itself. The purpose of the flag has never been one to be worshiped or idolized but is meant to represent the stated way that these entities wish to be seen. Often in today's society, flags of all kinds are seen in a light that is totally unrepresentative of their true meaning. For example the...
Harlem Library There is still time to join the summer reading program. Kids of all ages are welcome to Storytime in the Park Tuesday mornings at 10 A.M. Children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Bring a blanket to sit on. Everyone of all ages are welcome to track the number of books or minutes read to earn prizes! See our Facebook page, website, or call the library for more information. The Book Challenge for June is to read an original or retelling of a fairy tale. We have a selection on display for you to choose from. The library boa...
Fathers Day is a widely celebrated day in June meant to honor Dads with a day to do as they please with their kids highlighting the days activities. Blaine County is a tightly knit, family oriented community that is always sure to deliver a great outing on these special days. Summer is right around the corner and summer break for students is in full swing. Often times Dad will be treated to fishing getaways or maybe a weekend of camping at a favorite getaway destination. Barbecuing is a staple a...
Even though we are closed to the public, it hasn't stopped us from getting to see some of our patrons at least once a week. The 9:00 a.m. coffee crew has been getting to meet for the last couple of weeks as we have been setting up outside on Thursday mornings. I am looking for a volunteer for Thursday mornings for about 4 hours. Anyone who would like to help out give me a call at 357-2648, please leave a message if no answer and I will return your call. Thank you. Our Meals This Week Wed. June...
Amy Belle Smith, Ben Hall and Betty Billmayer, all part of the Relay for Life committee, met with County Nurse Jana Hauer to discuss plans for the Relay For Life event that was scheduled for July 18th at the Blaine County Fairgrounds. The event has been postponed but, hopefully, will be held at a later date. Jana shared Covid 19 guidelines that are in place now during Stage Two which allow for gatherings of 50 people with social distance and cleanliness procedures encouraged. The hope is that, by waiting, we would move into at least Stage...
The Turner Lutheran congregation honored High School graduate, Jack Harmon, recently during regular church services. This homemade quilt was made by members of the congregation. Jack is shown here with his parents, Shelly and Jon Harmon, of Turner. Congratulations, Jack, and best wishes for a bright future!...
Montana Actor’s Theater is back, and the crew have been busy. Earlier this month, they held auditions, announced theater camp schedules, and hired interns. On June 9 and 10, Montana Actor’s Theater (MAT) hosted auditions for their upcoming theatrical production of The Wizard of Oz. Auditions were conducted from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at the Creative Leisure Building located at 417 First Street in Havre. Roles were available for middle and high school youth in this classic show in which Dorothy is swept to Oz on a cyclone. There, she joins the Scarecrow...
It is extremely important to keep kids reading throughout the summer to prevent the summer slide and even though our weekly programs have been modified, we continue to encourage kids to read and participate in our programs. The library has partnered with the Chinook Public Schools and will be offering a program Monday and Wednesday during the summer lunch service. We will have a Story Walk on the lawn in front of the Meadowlark from 12:00 to 1:30. We will be offering a Take and Make craft and we will have books available for checkout as well...
“Imagine Your Story” this summer by joining the summer reading program at the library. Storytime for children of all ages is held at the city park every Tuesday morning at 10 A.M. Children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian and bring a blanket for the family to sit on. You will be entertained with stories, songs and actions and each child will get a craft to make at home. Children, teens, and adults may earn prizes by reading. You may track your reading using paper and pencil or the READsquared app. See our Facebook page, website or call...
Columnist's note: During our recent annual post-Christmas visit to see our daughter and her family in the Seattle area, she treated us with a visit to one of the Seattle area's major attractions. My daughter, myself and a ten-year old grandson visited Boeing's airplane factory in Everett, Washington. The factory is near Paine Field, a facility used by the military during World War II and near the city of Mukilteo about 25 miles north of Seattle proper. The Everett factory holds the title of "wor...
Former Arlee Warrior Head Coach Zanan Pitts had one of the most successful runs in Class C Boys Basketball history. Under his reign the Warriors won multiple State C Tournaments and were the first team in Class C History to qualify for four consecutive state tournaments. While his teams accomplishments on the court are forever etched in history, Pitts achievements off the court are legendary. In February of 2018 Pitts, Pend d'Oreille first descendant, helped oversee the development of the...
