Over the past 30 years, a diverse set of Montana colleges and universities have aligned their public service and student engagement work as the Montana Campus Compact. As a key part of the national Campus Compact movement, Montana Campus Compact has, over its history, successfully supported thousands of college student volunteers to serve in communities. This campus network has trained

Frontier School Sept. 23: Chicken drummies, au gratin potatoes, fruit and veggies. Sept. 24: Tacos, refried beans, fruit and veggies. Sept. 25: Spaghetti bolognese, garlic bread, fruit and veggies. Sept. 26: Chicken mashed potato bowls, fruit and veggies. *** Wolf Point School Sept. 23: Breakfast: Oatmeal, hard boiled eggs, toast and banana. Lunch: Baked ham and scalloped potatoes,

The Circle Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture announces that Town and Country Appreciation Day will take place Saturday, Sept. 21. Highlights include a parade on Main Street starting at 10 a.m. Parade line-up begins at 9 a.m. The Bump and Run begins at 2 p.m. at the Circle race track. The Town and Country Day Barbecue is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at the McCone Electric Garage. Meal contributions

A group of parents and supporters attended a meeting last week to increase interest of a booster club in Wolf Point. One of the ideas was establishing different levels to become a booster club member. Suggested prices were $150 for gold, $100 for silver and $75 for bronze. Different levels were also mentioned for businesses. Discussion included ways to recognize boosters such as seating

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 19: Slow cooker pork chops, mashed potatoes, peas and dessert. Sept. 24: Shepherd’s pie, Jello salad and dessert. Sept. 26: Chicken and stuffing bake, California medley, birthday cake and ice cream.

100 Years Ago Rev. Sydney A. Walker To Be Installed Pastor On Monday evening, Sept. 15, at eight o’clock, the Rev. Sydney A. Walker of the Presbyterian Church will be publicly installed as pastor. Rev. Walker, who came to Wolf Point last April, received and accepted the call to the pastorate last July while attending synod at Helena. The Great Falls Presbytery will be represented by Rev.

The annual Governor’s Conference on Aging was created in 1968. This mission is to offer information and education to our older citizens, their families and caregivers. Attendees include the elderly, persons with disabilities and caregivers. The conferences cover topics relevant to all people who are dealing with aging and disability issues. This year’s conference will be held Oct. 1-3 at the