2 Broadcaster Press May 16, 2017 www.broadcasteronline.com School Lunch Menus Menus listed below are for May 17 - May 23. 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 – A. Waffles with Syrup, B. Cereal Choices and Toast, Pears, Juice Choices, Milk Choices 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, Mandarin Oranges, Juice Choices, Milk Choices Monday – A. Breakfast Pizza, B. Cereal Choices and Toast, Applesauce, Juice Choices, Milk Choices Tuesday – A. Iced Long John, B. Cereal Choices and Toast, Peaches, Juice Choices, Milk Choices Vermillion Elementary Schools Lunch Wednesday – A. Domino’s Pizza, School Pizza (Austin), B. Crispitos, Golden Corn Thursday – A. Home-style Beef Goulash, B. Chicken Nuggets, Green Beans, Sugar Cookie Friday – A. Home-style Cheese Quesadilla and Beef Enchilada Soup, B. Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Black Beans Monday – A. Taco in a Bag, B. Hot Dog, Chili Lime Corn, Cinnamon Breadstick Tuesday – Sack Lunch: Sandwich, Apple, Carrot Sticks, Cookie, Milk Black Beans Thursday – Mini Corn Dogs, Green Beans, Sugar Cookie Vermillion Middle School Lunch Wednesday – Domino’s Pizza, Golden Corn Thursday – Mini Corn Dogs, Green Beans, Sugar Cookie Friday – Quesadilla and Beef Enchilada Soup, Black Beans Monday – Taco in a Bag, Chili Lime Corn, Cinnamon Breadstick Tuesday – Hot Dog, Baked Beans, Cookie St.Agnes School Lunch Wednesday – A. Domino’s Pizza, B. Crispitos, Golden Corn Thursday – A. Home-style Beef Goulash, B. Chicken Nuggets, Green Beans, Sugar Cookie Friday – A. Home-style Cheese Quesadilla and Beef Enchilada Soup, B. Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Black Beans Monday – A. Taco in a Bag, B. Hot Dog, Chili Lime Corn, Cinnamon Breadstick Tuesday – Sack Lunch: Sandwich, Apple, Carrot Sticks, Cookie, Milk Vermillion High School Lunch Wednesday – Quesadilla and Beef Enchilada Soup, 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 May 17 - May 23. Menus are subject to change without notice. All menus are served with whole grain bread and 1% milk unless otherwise noted. Wednesday – Sierra Turkey Casserole, Cooked Spinach, Carrots, Strawberries Thursday – Porcupine Meatballs, Brown Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans with Onions, Peaches, Oatmeal Blueberry Muffin Friday – Sausage Gravy over Biscuit, Hash Brown Wedge, Stewed Tomatoes, Fresh Fruit Monday – Roast Pork, Scalloped Potatoes, California Blend Veggies, Cooked Apples, Cake and Ice Cream Tuesday – Chili, Cinnamon Roll, Baby Carrots, Blueberry Yogurt, Orange Giving Wisely Dear Kyle, I hope you’re proud of this kid. He’s a got a good heart, and it’s probably a reflection of the way his mom and dad Dave are raising him. I like this a lot. I would very gently, and without any commanding or control verbiage, use some examples from the Bible when talking to him. There are several things to be learned about money from Scripture, and the concepts of generosity and giving are in there. There’s also a verse that says we need to take care of our own households first. Another one says in the house of the wise are stores of food and oil. We need to do all of these things with money — in balance. Thoughtfully and prayerfully decide what your giving amount will be, so that you don’t destroy your ability to save and do other important things. Talk to him about these concepts, then ask him to wait two or three days and think about his decision. If he comes back and says he still wants to give half of it, I would encourage him to do so. But slow things down a little, and make sure this isn’t a knee-jerk reaction. You need to be a wise giver, not an impulsive giver! — Dave Ramsey If you don’t get the word out about your business, no one else will!!! • AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR • PAINT • FRAMEWORK • GLASS REPLACEMENT HOURS: M-F 9AM-6PM SAT 9AM-12PM 1205 CARR STREET • VERMILLION • 605.670.0471 BlainesBodyShop@gmail.com Bad Advice From a Bad Friend Dear Dave, My husband and I are currently in Baby Step 2, and paying off all our debt except for our home. A friend recently told us to pay off everything except for the credit card debt. She says we can then settle for a far less amount and not have so much money going out the door. This feels a little unethical to me. What are your thoughts? Jennifer Dear Jennifer, There’s a good reason this idea feel unethical to you — it is unethical! Would a good friend, a smart friend, encourage you to do something as dishonorable as not pay a bill you’re morally and legally obligated to pay? I don’t think so. If you’re able to pay your bills, you pay your bills. It’s as simple as that. Now, if you honestly can’t pay the bill, and you have to settle upon a mutually agreed upon amount with the creditor or collector, then it’s okay at that point to try and reach a settlement. Otherwise, it’s a simple question of ethics. Pay the bill! — Dave * Dave Ramsey is America’s trusted voice on money and business, and CEO of Ramsey Solutions. He has authored seven bestselling books, including The Total Money Makeover. The Dave Ramsey Show is heard by more than 12 million listeners each week on 575 radio stations and multiple digital platforms. Follow Dave on Twitter at @DaveRamsey and on the web at daveramsey.com. Preview The Frost Trail May 16 The Living River Group of Sierra Club invites anyone interested to “Preview the Frost Trail” on Tuesday, May 16 at 7 p.m. Meet at the parking lot at intersection of Dakota Street and Highway 19. Dr. Tim Cowman, Chair of the Friends of the Missouri National Recreational River group, will lead this walk on the first portion of the trail, point out natural features and show plans for the next phase of construction. When completed, the Frost Trail will run from the SD/Neb Bridge, north along the Missouri River and be a wonderful addition to the outdoor recreation in our community. This is a primitive trail that is under construction. 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Years In Business Elk Point-Jefferson Elementary & Middle School Lunch Wednesday – Sack Lunches – Early Release Elk Point-Jefferson High School Lunch Wednesday – Early Release Irene-Wakonda School Breakfast Available every day: Breakfast entrée or Choice of cereals w/toast, Fruit, Milk Vermillion, Yankton, Sioux City and Everywhere In Between Quality Workmanship, Reasonable Rates Vermillion: 605.624.5618 • Yankton: 605.665.4348 Sioux City: 712.252.2000 FREE Disney Dining Irrigation PVC, Wire Installed, Well Drilling Domestic & Irrigation Pump Installation WATERLINE & ELECTRIC TRENCHING Tree & Concrete Removal, Site Clearing, & Ditch Trenching ALL TYPES OF DIRT WORK - FREE ESTIMATES Bobcats • Crane • Dozers • Excavators • Grader Grain Trailer • Scrapers • Side Dumps • Trenchers Vermillion, SD (605)670-9567 Hartington, NE (402)254-2568 Licensed in SD, NE & IA Irene-Wakonda Middle & High School Lunch Wednesday – A. Ham and Scalloped Potatoes with Bread, B. Pepperoni Pizza, C. Ham and Cheese Sub, Corn Have a Safe and Happy Summer! Eva was a big lady. I don’t mean she was fat. She wasn’t. She was big and strong from lots of years of hard work on the farm alongside her brothers. She also inherited a good sturdy frame. She could outwork most men, and often did. She could also lift more than most men. Very few men would challenge her on anything, but she wasn’t afraid to challenge them. She didn’t always like to act prim and proper, so there were times when her mother reminded her to be a lady. Yet, at the same time, Eva’s mother seemed proud of Eva’s strength. Eva’s dad also appreciated her strength and willingness to work, especially when her brothers would slip off to play baseball when there were still chores to be done. The boys loved baseball, and far too often in the summer, as evening rolled around, the boys were hard to find. But one summer evening things changed. She and her three younger brothers had all worked a long, hard day. It was past milking time, and everyone was tired and wanted to be done for the evening, but since their dad and older siblings were away, it was up to the four of them to do the milking. There was one cow apiece to milk. Eva was gathering the milking buckets when their mother came out to tell them that dinner was ready, and she wanted them to hurry. It was about then that Eva noticed that the middle one of her brothers was gone. Her mother noticed it at about the same time and asked where he was. Everyone just shrugged, but they all knew where he had probably gone. Their mother turned to the youngest boy and said, “You go to the ball diamond and tell him to get back home!” As her youngest brother headed to the ball diamond, Eva and the oldest of the three boys started milking. She milked her assigned cow and one more by the time her brother finished his. The other boys still hadn’t come back, and it was obvious the youngest boy had decided to stay and play ball, too. Their mother came out to the barn and was obviously upset. She told the oldest brother, “You go tell your brothers to get home, or they will wish they had!” He headed off to the ball diamond, and Eva started milking the last cow. By the time she finished, none of the boys had come home yet, and she knew the oldest brother must have stayed to play ball, too. She had milked two extra cows, and she was fuming as she did the feeding and finished up everything by herself. When she carried the milk into the house, her mother was there to meet her. “Eva,” she said, “you go to the ball diamond, and you get your brothers. I don’t care how you do it. You just bring them home!” Eva smiled. “Gladly!” She marched down to the ball diamond, and as she did, her ire about the extra chores made her more determined. When she arrived at the ball field, it was just as she expected---her three brothers were playing. The team they were on was out in the field. Eva looked for the oldest of the three, and when she saw him in center field, she started out on the field toward him. He didn’t see right away because she was coming from behind him, but when he did see her, he took off running toward home. But he couldn’t outrun Eva, and she was not about to let him off that easily. She caught him about halfway across the field. She grabbed him, picked him up, and threw him, struggling and kicking, over her shoulder. She then turned to the other two brothers. “If you two aren’t home by the time I get there, I’m coming back for you.” All of the other boys on the two teams stared wide-eyed and grinning as Eva passed them. Her youngest two brothers passed her at a dead run and were waiting at home when she arrived. She dropped the oldest boy onto his feet in front of their mother. And none of the three boys ever again had to be told more than once to get home. •Interior •Exterior •Commercial •Residential Feast on this delicious offer... 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