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Menus listed below are for
January 4 - January 10.
Menus are subject to
change without notice.
Vermillion Schools
Breakfast
Available everyday:
Breakfast entrée or choice
of cereals with toast. Fruit or
Fruit Juice, Milk choices
Wednesday – No School
Thursday – A. Breakfast
Pizza, B. Cereal Choices
and Toast, Peaches, Juice
Choices, Milk Choices
Friday – A. Fresh Baked
Cinnamon Roll, B. Cereal
Choices and Toast,
Applesauce, Juice Choices,
Milk Choices
Monday – A. French Toast
Sticks, B. Cereal Choices
and Toast, Pears, Juice
Choices, Milk Choices
Tuesday – A. Waffles with
Syrup, B. Cereal Choices
and Toast, Pineapple, Juice
Choices, Milk Choices
Vermillion Elementary
Schools
Lunch
Wednesday – No School
Thursday – A. Home-style
Cavatini, B. Crispy Chicken
Sandwich, Green Beans,
Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Toasted Cheese
Sandwich with Tomato
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SCHOOL LUNCH MENU’S
Soup, B. Pork Fritter
Sandwich, Baked Beans
Monday – A. Chicken
Fajitas, B. Baked Corn Dog,
Refried Beans
Tuesday – A. Home-style
Chili and Crackers, B.
Crispy Chicken Nuggets,
Green Beans, Frosted
Cinnamon Roll
Vermillion Middle
School
Lunch
Wednesday – No School
Thursday – Home-style
Cavatini, Garlic Breadstick,
Green Beans, Sugar Cookie
Friday – California Lasagna,
Breadstick, Peas
Monday – Corn Dog, Refried
Beans
Tuesday – Beef Chili and
Crackers, Green Beans,
Cinnamon Roll
Vermillion High
School
Lunch
Wednesday – Corn Dog,
Mixed Vegetables
Thursday – No School
Friday – No School
Monday – No School
Tuesday – No School
St.Agnes School
Lunch
Wednesday – No School
Thursday – A. Home-style
Cavatini, B. Crispy Chicken
Sandwich, Green Beans,
Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Toasted Cheese
Sandwich with Tomato
Soup, B. Pork Fritter
Sandwich, Baked Beans
Monday – A. Chicken
Fajitas, B. Baked Corn Dog,
Refried Beans
Tuesday – A. Home-style
Chili and Crackers, B.
Crispy Chicken Nuggets,
Green Beans, Frosted
Cinnamon Roll
Elk Point-Jefferson
Breakfast
Wednesday – A. Breakfast
Pizza, B. Cereal Choices
and Toast, Pineapple, Juice
Choices, Milk Choices
Thursday – A. Egg and
Cheese Biscuit Sandwich,
B. Cereal Choices and
Toast, Sliced Peaches, Juice
Choices, Milk Choices
Friday – A. Fresh Baked
Cinnamon Roll, B. Cereal
Choices and Toast,
Applesauce, Juice Choices,
Milk Choices
Monday – A. French Toast
Sticks, B. Cereal Choices
and Toast, Pineapple, Juice
Choices, Milk Choicess
Tuesday – A. Sausage and
Gravy over Biscuit, B.
Cereal Choices and Toast,
Applesauce, Juice Choices,
Milk Choices
Elk Point-Jefferson
Elementary &
Middle School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Toasted
Cheese Sandwich with
Tomato Soup, B. Pork Fritter
Sandwich, Baked Beans
Thursday – A. Home-style
Cavatini, B. Grilled Chicken
Sandwich, Green Beans,
Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Pizza (ES),
EPJ Buffalo Chicken Pizza
(MS), B. California Lasagna,
Breadstick, Peas
Monday – A. Chicken
Fajitas, B. Baked Corn Dog,
Refried Beans
Tuesday – A. Home-style
Chili and Crackers, B.
Crispy Chicken Nuggets,
Green Beans, Frosted
Cinnamon Roll
Elk Point-Jefferson
High School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Toasted
Ham and Cheese Sandwich
with Tomato Soup, B. Pork
Fritter Sandwich, Baked
Beans
Thursday – A. Home-style
His Wife’s Final Gift
Dave
RAMSEY
Dear Andrew,
Buddy, I am so very sorry. I hope you realize that you have the
sweetest woman on earth for your wife. Even with all she’s going
through, her thoughts are of you and your happiness. That is one
amazing lady.
The first thing I’d tell you both is to make sure your faith is intact. Hug her a lot, and keep talking to, praying with, and loving
on each other. Be there for her all you can, and keep in mind that
doctors can be wrong. It happens a lot, believe it or not, so don’t
give up hope.
If she brings up the boat again, just smile and let her know it’s
all about her right now. Remind her that she did the nicest thing
possible many years ago when she agreed to spend the rest of her
life with you. If she’s really stubborn about this idea — something
tells me she is, and in the very best way possible — promise her
that whether you win or lose this fight you’ll buy that boat someday and name it after her.
In other words, just tell her the truth and be real. If she goes
home to be with the Lord, there might come a day down the road
when the pain you’ll feel has dulled just a little, and you find yourself sitting on that fishing boat that’s named after her. That would
We’re
all ears.
Irene-Wakonda School
Breakfast
Available every day:
Breakfast entrée or Choice of
cereals w/toast, Fruit, Milk
Choices
Wednesday – Breakfast
Pizza, Fruit, Milk Choices
Thursday – Long John
Donut, Fruit, Milk Choices
Friday – Sausage Pancake
Stick, Fruit, Milk Choices
Monday – Breakfast Pizza,
Fruit, Milk Choices
Tuesday – Breakfast Sliders,
Fruit, Milk Choices
Irene-Wakonda
Elementary School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Tex-Mex
Mac and Cheese with Bread,
B. Mini Corn Dogs, Corn
Thursday – A. Italian
Meatball Sub, B. Hot Dog on
a Bun, Corn Chips, Carrots
Friday – A. Spaghetti with
Meat Sauce, B. Chicken
Sticks, Garlic Toast, Green
Beans
Friday – A. Spaghetti with
Meat Sauce, B. Chicken
Sticks, Garlic Toast, Green
Beans
Monday – A. Italian Pasta
Bake with Breadstick, B.
Cheeseburger, Green Beans
Tuesday – A. Grilled Ham
and Cheese, B. Crispy
Chicken Sandwich, Baked
Beans
Irene-Wakonda Middle
& High School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Tex-Mex
Mac and Cheese with Bread,
B. Mini Corn Dogs, C. Cold
Cut Sub, Corn
Thursday – A. Italian
Meatball Sub, Corn Chips,
B. Hot Dog on a Bun, Corn
Chips, C. Italian Sub, Carrots
Friday – A. Spaghetti with
Meat Sauce, Garlic Toast, B.
Chicken Sticks, Garlic Toast,
C. Roast Beef and Cheese
Sub, Green Beans
Monday – A. Italian Pasta
Bake with Breadstick, B.
Cheeseburger, C. Ham and
Cheese Sub, Green Beans
Tuesday – A. Grilled Ham
and Cheese, B. Crispy
Chicken Sandwich, C. Cold
Cut Sub, Baked Beans
Illegally Dumped Snow
Can Cause Problems
Dave Says
Dear Dave,
My wife and I have been married for
12 years. Last month we found out
she has terminal cancer and only six
months to live. We’ve been fortunate
enough to become fairly wealthy during our lives together, and she wants
to buy me a boat. We always went
fishing together, and her last wish is
for me to have the boat I’ve always
wanted. Even with this prognosis, I’ll
be okay financially when she’s gone.
Still, I can’t stand the thought of this.
It’s just too painful. Do you have any
advice?
Andrew
Cavatini, Garlic Breadstick,
B. Grilled Chicken
Sandwich, Green Beans
Friday – A. EPJ Buffalo
Chicken Pizza, B. California
Lasagna, Breadstick, Peas
Monday – A. Chicken
Fajitas, B. Baked Corn Dog,
Refried Beans
Tuesday – A. Home-style
Chili and Crackers, B.
Crispy Chicken Nuggets,
Green Beans
be okay. I’m sure she would be smiling at you while you reeled in a
big one. But you’ve got more important things to take care of right
now — namely her.
PIERRE - The South Dakota Department of TransportaGod bless you both, Andrew.
tion reminds the public and commercial snow removal
— Dave
Trashing Your Truck
Dear Dave,
My husband has two trucks, one of which is a work truck at his
construction site. It’s in really bad shape, and he wants to take
$16,000 out of savings to buy another one. We only have $17,000
in the account. What should we do?
Caroline
Dear Caroline,
Your husband wants to drain your savings to buy a $16,000 vehicle and roll it up to a construction site? I think this guy has been
watching too many macho-man truck commercials.
In the real world, some hard hat will run into it with a piece of
heavy equipment or drop a load of bricks off center and put some
big time damage on this truck before he puts 1,000 miles on it. He
wants to buy way too much truck. This kind of decision will wreck
your finances and spell bad news for the business, too.
You can buy a perfectly good work truck for $6,000 or $7,000,
and that’s what he needs to do. This truck is going to get destroyed, and trashing an inexpensive truck is a much better idea
than trashing the family finances!
— Dave
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operators that it is illegal to place or dump excess snow
on highway right of way, which includes driving surfaces,
shoulders and ditches.
“The recent snowstorm across western and central South
Dakota the past few days has deposited a large amount of
snow in some areas,” said Todd Seaman, Rapid City region
engineer. ”The space within the right of way needs to be
reserved for future snow that may fall on the road. If the
department’s plow operators do not have a place to put that
snow, it severely hampers their ability to clear roadways.”
Violation of the anti-dumping law is a Class 1 misdemeanor, with a penalty of up to one year in jail, $2,000 in fines,
or both. It is the policy of the SDDOT to remove snow that
has been illegally piled within the highway right of way that
may be a safety hazard. In addition, violators will be billed
for the costs of removing illegally dumped snow.
“Piling snow in the state highway right of way can be
very dangerous,” said Seaman. “Snow piles can restrict sight
distance, as well as present an extreme hazard if a vehicle
leaves the roadway. Snow piles that remain adjacent to the
road may cause additional drifting and visibility problems
posing more safety hazards to travelers, as well as additional expenses for manpower and equipment to remove the
illegally dumped snow.”
Property owners and access users are reminded it is
their responsibility to remove snow from the ends of driveways and around their own mailboxes. The department
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to keep excess snow on private property or haul it to legal
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Dakota Senior Meals
Served at The Main Street Center & Town Square,
“Meals on Wheels” Please call before 9:00am to
schedule or cancel a meal at 624-7868.
Menus listed below are January 4 - January 10.
Menus are subject to change without notice.
All menus are served with whole grain bread
and 1% milk unless otherwise noted.
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Pimento, Pineapple Tidbits, Dinner Roll
Monday – Chicken Alfredo, Italian Vegetables, Cooked
Apples, Tomato Juice
Tuesday – Roast Beef, Herbed Potatoes, Broccoli,
Banana
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With the fall and winter seasons underway, the City of
has determined that it is imperative to do
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blowing,
Wednesday – Tater Tot Casserole, Cream of Broccoli
Soup, Acini Di Pepe
Clay County Fair Board
Annual Meeting
Thursday,
January 5th, 2017
6 pm
515 High St. Vermillion
Clay County Extension Office
Sharron Jensen • Fair Board President • 605-660-3147
snow, or any other debris onto their neighbor’s or city
property or in the city street is a violation of the city’s Code
of Ordinances. The specifically referenced section states:
(3) The depositing, placing, throwing, blowing, pushing
or accumulation of any ice or snow from private property,
sidewalks, or driveways onto or across any street, alley, or
sidewalk, as to impede storm drainage, the passage of vehicles upon a street or alley, the passage of pedestrians upon
a sidewalk, or create an otherwise hazardous condition by
a property owner, occupant,
agent, employee, or person
effectuating snow removal
activities, except when the
city's street superintendent
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or accumulation of leaves, grass or any other debris likely
to be washed into a storm sewer from private property,
sidewalks, or driveways onto or across any street, alley, or
sidewalk, as to impede storm drainage, the passage of vehicles upon a street or alley, the passage of pedestrians upon
a sidewalk, or create an otherwise hazardous condition by
a property owner, occupant, agent, employee, or person
effectuating lawn care services.
(5) The presence of prohibited snow and ice conditions
described and specified in §96.12(A) beyond 24 hours after
any fall of snow or freezing rain is hereby declared to be
dangerous to the health, repose, and comfort of the city
and hereby declared to be a nuisance.
(1975 Code, §15-51) (Ord. 849, passed 8-6-1984; Am. Ord.
1125, passed 4-5-2004; Am. Ord. 1247, passed 1-17-2011; Am.
Ord. 1329, passed 5-18-2015)
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Thank you!!
The family of Tom Kruse would like to thank
everyone for the love and support shown to
us during the loss of our loved one. Thank you
for the memorials, flowers, and plants and
remembering us during this time.
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Thank you to Dr. Amy Sanford, and all the
care takers during Toms fight while in Sioux
Falls hospital battling pancreatic cancer. Also
a special thanks to Dr. Dendinger and all the
nurses that took such good care of Tom.
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Tom will be missed forever, but will live in the
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Warm regards,
Carlotta Kruse & Family
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