Monday, January 10: Breakfast: Mini Bagels, Assorted Fruit and Juice Choices, Milk. Lunch: Fiesta Goulash, Steamed Corn, Buttered Bread, Chilled Pears, Assorted Fresh Fruits and Veggies.

Did you know that emergency managers are needed at city, county, state, and federal levels as well as private companies? Programs are available to assist with the education required in order to encourage placements.

MINNESOTA STATE PATROL Michael James Hansen, Jeffers, MN, Speeding - $135. Irma Maria Lopez Marroquin, Marshall, MN, No MN Drivers’ License - $185.

Question: Now that winter is here, can you talk about winter travel safety? Answer: Snow and ice can make driving a bit more challenging, even if you grew up here. It not only involves knowing what to do while your vehicle is in motion, but preparing carefully before you leave the house and being ready in case of a crash.

Recap of the December 20th meeting: The 2022 levy was approved and set at $1,125,573 which is a 4.96% increase. This increase is in part due to rising expenses and an increase in health insurance premiums.

Monday, January 10: Tater Tot Casserole, French Cut Green Beans, Warm Peaches, Cookie, Dinner Roll/Margarine, Lowfat Milk. Tuesday, January 11: Chicken Wild Rice Soup, Broccoli, Pineapple, Cookie, Lowfat Milk.

The Daily Grind My husband and I have a meeting place when the workday is done. It’s the kitchen.

Learning what to do when you become eligible for Medicare can seem overwhelming. This class is for people who will be new to Medicare and would like to learn about Medicare Parts A, B, C and D. Topics will include a comprehensive introduction to Medicare including what Medicare covers, supplemental insurance and Part D prescription coverage. During the class you will learn the Medicare enrollment details, how to get the most from your benefits and how to research your Medicare plan options using the Medicare.gov site.

A couple of Christians spent several evenings trying to win a young doctor to Christ. However, the doctor argued and argued against the gospel; not so much against what the Christians were saying, but in the fact that he did not feel saved. One of the Christians had a wonderful idea and gave a coin to the doctor and asked him to place it in his pocket. “Now then,” said the Christian, “do you feel that you have the coin?” “No,” he said, “I know that I have it.” “Right!” said the Christian “we know we have Christ when we accept Him and believe His Word, without feeling it.”

Hospice of Murray County appreciates donations given in December in memory of the following: Margaret Konkol, Betty Dahlhoff, Cleo Hames, Todd Podenski, Cheryl Michaelson, Berle Boese, Grace Jensen, Edward Pieper, Lawrence B. Halbur, Lorraine Halbur, Maxine Silvernale, Marcine Elder, Chuck Rachuy, Jerry Thompson, Kathleen Zens, Jack Lewis, Ruth Kunzweiler, Jean Hentges, Rogann Peterson, Joan Totzke, Lloyd Bennett, Wilma Gray, Dan Beerman, John Weis, Kevin Strampe.