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BEAVER CREEK ARCHERY Adult League Wk 11 Group Tighters 37 Lake Sarah’s Lost Arrows 31 The Bowbarians 30 Great White Buffalo 24.5 Capt Dan & Crew 21 Willy Sinners 19 Stonegate Orchard 13.5 Shalak Outdoors 0 High Scores Nick Pieske 357 Mike Buldhaupt 352 James Determan 337 Joe Giese 336 tyler Giese 334 High Scores with H/C Kendra Gleis 360 Conner Pieske 360 Jason Larson 360 Joe Giese 360 Tyler Giese 359 Katlin Gleis 359.

Monday, March 10: Breakfast: BeneFIT Breakfast Bar, Fresh Fruit, Assorted Fruit Juice, Milk. Lunch: Chicken Pot Pie OR Ham and Cheese Sandwich, Steamed Corn, Chilled Tropical Fruit, Graham Crackers, Fresh Fruits & Veggies, Milk.

By Arnold Krusemark The weather this past week reminds us that we are still in winter. So far we have not had much of what we think of as Winter, but it is not over yet.

Question: My vehicle was recently involved with a crash with another vehicle. I had car seat inside but no child was present at the time of the crash. I am wondering if the car seat would still need to be replaced. My auto insurance company didn’t want to replace it. Is there some state statute on this?

Please, do not request that your name be left off the District Court List. MN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Justin Gary Krogman, Lake Wilson, MN, Fishing Extra Line - $135.

Pipestone and Slayton MN – A.C.E. of Southwest Minnesota, a leading provider of volunteer opportunities, Caregiver services, and wellness programs, is pleased to announce the upcoming offering of the Powerful Tools for Caregivers class. This comprehensive educational program is designed to support individuals who are caring for aging parents, spouses, or other loved ones.

What is 40/30? Well Murray County Friends, it is 40 years ago that Relay For Life began impacting the world. The Global Relay for Life movement started because of one person. In May 1985, Dr. Gordon “Gordy” Klatt walked and ran for 24 hours around a track in Tacoma, Washington, USA, raising money to help the American Cancer Society with the nation’s biggest health concern: cancer. The ACS has raised $7,000,000,000 (billion) since Relay for Life’s inception in 1985. The American Cancer Society is a leading cancer- fighting organization with a vision to end cancer as we know it for everyone. They are improving the lives of people with cancer and their families as the only organization combating cancer through advocacy, research, and patient support, to ensure that everyone has an opportunity to prevent, detect, treat, and survive cancer.

~~ Members of the media and public are invited to attend ~~ American Legion National Commander James A. LaCoursiere Jr. of Connecticut is coming to Slayton and will speak on issues of importance to Minnesota veterans. LaCoursiere is strongly committed to raising awareness for The American Legion’s “Be the One” efforts to prevent veteran suicide.

Nutrition Assistance Program for Seniors (NAPS) in the Slayton area, sponsored by Second Harvest Heartland distribution will be held at the office of A.C.E. of Southwest Minnesota - Murray County at 2989 Maple Rd., Slayton, MN. Distribution will take place on Thursday, March 13th, from 1:30 - 2:30 pm. And for Fulda area, distribution will be held near the Food Shelf at 305 S Lafayette Ave., Fulda, MN Distribution will take place on Monday, March 17th, from 1:30 - 2:00 pm. Remember if you cannot be there, please have your proxy pick your items up for you. For more information, call Joyce at 507-836-8705. If you want to know if you qualify for this program, please call Second Harvest Heartland at 800-365-0270.

By Arnold Krusemark This week’s gardening planning will discuss the location of this year’s garden. For most of us it will be in the same place as usual- usually near our house somewhere. There are other locations available which gardeners can use. In years past this writer worked for a Twin Cities firm which let employees mark off a small patch and plant a garden. The size of the plot was small -- about 10 feet by 10 feet each plot. It was surprising how much garden could be raise on such a small plot. one of our denomination churches bought a spare lot and did the same thing - divided it up and let area gardeners use an assigned plot. They also provided water too.