Question: I heard something about “Crash Responder Safety Week,” can you talk about that? Answer: Crash Responder Safety Week runs November 8-14. The goal is to reach out to every emergency responder, driver, and passenger to educate them in how to play their part in ensuring safe responses at crash scenes.

Murray County Medical Center and Community Blood Bank join up to bolster community support towards the community’s blood supply and impact local patients’ lives by hosting a fall community blood drive on Wednesday, November 17 between 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at MCMC.

The Murray County Christmas Project is again planning to provide toys and gifts to over 300 eligible children in Murray County. We are accepting donations of toys and gifts for children 0 through 11 years of age. We also need stocking caps and mittens. Monetary gifts are also accepted to help with the purchase of gift items.

Hospice gratefully acknowledges Memorials received for the month of October. Memorials we received from the loved ones of : Bette Meinerts, Glen Bock, Karen Johnson, Helen Amundson, Leroy Anderson, Franklin Post, Betty Swan, Harvey Jans, Rita Bruning, Dan Beerman, Robert Knapper Blessed be their memory..

Monday, November 15: Chef’s Choice Entree, Vegetable, Fruit, Bread, Dessert, Lowfat Milk. Tuesday, November 16: Ham, Au Gratin Potatoes, Peas, Dinner Roll w/Margarine, Dessert, Lowfat Milk.

George Whitefield was a very powerful evangelist in the 1700’s and worked closely with John and Charles Wesley. His ministry brought many people to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. He preached very often on John 3:3 where Jesus said, “Except a man be born-again, he cannot enter the Kingdom of God.” When he was on his death bed, one of his final statements was, “I go to my everlasting rest. My sun has risen, shone, and is setting – nay, it is about to rise and shine forever. I have not lived in vain. And though I could live to preach Christ a thousand years, I die to be with Him, which is far better.”

The Workers (in honor of the workers at Hogar de Vida, a children’s home in Costa Rica) The hands of the workers at Hogar de Vida reach into the basket of wet laundry just as the little ones begin to wake. Linear it is the line upon which the clothes are hung.

The MCC Rebels played for the Section 3A title on Friday afternoon in Marshall. The Rebels had a rematch with the Tracy Milroy Balaton Panthers. The two teams played earlier this season and the Rebels picked up the win in Tracy 33- 22. The two teams would play a much more defensive minded game than the first meeting. The weather played a huge factor in the game with the winds blowing down the middle of the field at 20-25 mph with gusts over 35 mph. The strong winds limited offensive play calling in one direction and it played a huge factor in special teams. The Panthers search for revenge would come up short Friday as the Rebels undefeated season would continue.

Monday, November 15: Breakfast: Poptart, Assorted Fruit and Juice Choices, Milk. Lunch: Cheeseburger, Steamed Green Beans, Fritos Corn Chips, Chilled Applesauce.

NORTHFIELD, MN - The Warrior girls head to Northfield, MN on Friday, November 5, for the 2021 State XC meet. On Saturday, November 6, the Warriors ran at 1 pm that afternoon. It was a beautiful day for running and the Warrior girls team placed 6th out of 16 teams.