2 Broadcaster Press January 15, 2019 www.broadcasteronline.com School Lunch Menus Menus listed below are for January 16 – January 22. 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. Yogurt with Goldfish Grahams, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Juice Choices, Sliced Peaches Thursday – A. Pancake Sausage Stick, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Juice Choices, Sliced Pears Friday – A. Fresh Baked Cinnamon Roll, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Juice Choices, Pineapple Tidbits Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Egg & Cheese Omelet with Toast, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Fresh Orange Slices Vermillion Elementary Schools Lunch Wednesday – A. Cheese Pizza (Austin) Domino’s Pizza (Jolley), B. Cuban Hot Dog, Mixed Vegetables Thursday – A. Popcorn Chicken Bites, B. Kickin’ Beef Fajita, Zesty Black Beans, Fresh Baked Carnival Cookie Friday – A. French Toast Sticks & Sausage, B. Baked Pork Fritter, Hash Brown Triangle Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Creamy Macaroni & Cheese, B. Breaded Beef Patty Sandwich, Peas B. Cuban Hot Dog, BBQ Baked Beans Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Breaded Beef Patty Sandwich, B. Fresh Baked Sub, Peas Vermillion Middle School Lunch Wednesday – A. Domino’s Pizza, B. Oven-Roasted Hot Dog, Mixed Vegetables Thursday – A. Kickin’ Beef Fajita, B. Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Zesty Black Beans, Fresh Baked Carnival Cookie Friday – A. French Toast Sticks & Sausage, B. Cheeseburger, Hash Brown Traingle Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Creamy Macaroni & Cheese, B. Fresh Baked Pepperoni Pizza, Peas Vermillion High School Lunch Wednesday – A. Rito In-cogneato: Chili Relleno ‘Rito, B. Fajita Salad with Tortilla Chips, Mixed Vegetables Thursday – A. Popcorn Chicken Bites with Dinner Roll, B. Fruit, Yogurt & Cheese Platter, Zesty Black Beans, Fresh Baked Carnival Cookie Friday – A. Domino’s Pizza, Tuesday – A. Fresh Baked Biscuits and Gravy, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Juice Choices, Fresh Orange Slices St.Agnes School Lunch Wednesday – A. Domino’s Pizza, B. Cuban Hot Dog, Mixed Vegetables Thursday – A. Popcorn Chicken Bites, B. Kickin’ Beef Fajita, Zesty Black Beans, Fresh Baked Carnival Cookie Friday – A. French Toast Sticks & Sausage, B. Pork Fritter Sandwich, Hash Brown Triangle Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Creamy Macaroni & Cheese, B. Breaded Beef Patty Sandwich, Peas Elk Point-Jefferson Elementary School Lunch Wednesday – A. Soft Shell Beefy Tacos, B. Chicken Nuggets, Golden Corn Thursday – A. Pork Fritter Sandwich, B. Chicken Ranch Pasta with Dinner Roll, Golden Corn Friday – A. Cuban Hot Dog, B. Beef Stroganoff with Dinner Roll, Mixed Vegetables Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Creamy Macaroni & Cheese, B. Breaded Beef Patty Sandwich, Peas, Cherry Crisp Elk Point-Jefferson Breakfast Wednesday – A. Yogurt with Goldfish Grahams, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Sliced Peaches, Juice Choices Thursday – A. Pancake Sausage Stick, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Sliced Pears, Juice Choices Friday – A. Fresh Baked Cinnamon Roll, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Pineapple Tidbits, Juice Choices Monday – No School Elk Point-Jefferson Middle School Lunch Wednesday - A. Chicken Nuggets, B. Soft Shell Beefy Tacos, Ranch Potatoes, Fresh Baked Carnival Cookie Thursday – A. Pork Fritter Sandwich, B. Chicken Ranch Pasta with Dinner Roll, Golden Corn Friday – A. Cuban Hot Dog, B. Beef Stroganoff with Dinner Roll, Mixed 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 16th – January 22nd. Menus are subject to change without notice. All menus are served with whole grain bread and 1% milk unless otherwise noted. Wednesday – Sweet & Sour Chicken, Rice, Broccoli, Egg Roll, Jello w/ Fruit Thursday – Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Creamed Cabbage, Applesauce Friday – Baked Fish, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, California Blend, Lime Jello w/ Pears Monday – Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Closed) Tuesday – Swiss Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Fruit Cocktail Dave Says You Need Actions, Not Words Dave Ramsey Dear Dave, My husband and I have about $20,000 in credit card debt, plus payments on a new truck. We also have a camper he bought before we got married that we’re still making payments on. I recently received a $50,000 inheritance, and I’d like to use that money to help get us out of debt and open a savings account. My husband says he is onboard, but he keeps buying things we don’t have the money for. I don’t want the inheritance to go to waste, so what can I do? Tessa Dear Tessa, I want you guys to get control of your finances and have a better life, too. But until your husband is willing to get rid of the camper and the truck, I’d hang on to the inheritance money. Right now, you need more than his words—you need his actions. At this point, the real issue isn’t the debt or the idea of using the gift you received to pay off the debt. The is- Let Our Family Business Keep Yours In The Go With: • Farm Filters • Hydraulic Hoses • Bearings & Seals Cox Auto 1007 Broadway Ave Yankton, SD 605•665•4494 * Dave Ramsey is America’s trusted voice on money and business, and CEO of Ramsey Solutions. He has authored seven best-selling 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. Happy 90th Birthday Phyllis Christiansen January 25, 2019 The family requests a card shower. 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But it’s time for him to sell all the crap, grow up, and start putting you and your family first. Keep talking to him. Explain how important it is to you that you’re both on same page financially and in every other aspect of your marriage. Until he proves he’s ready to do that, though, I’d say just hold on to the inheritance money. — Dave FOUR WINDS WOODCRAFT is hosting a workshop Introduction to Fly Tying Saturday, February 9th • 9 AM - Noon Cost $25 Please visit the website http://4windswoodcraft.wixsite.com/mysite or call Dawne at (605) 670-3300 for details and registration. Class sizes are limited! Vegetables Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Creamy Macaroni & Cheese, B. Breaded Beef Patty Sandwich, Peas, Cherry Crisp Elk Point-Jefferson High School Lunch Wednesday – A. Soft Shell Beefy Tacos, B. Chicken Nuggets with Dinner Roll, Ranch Potatoes, Fresh Baked Carnival Cookie Thursday – A. ‘Rito In-cogneato: Chili Relleno ‘Rito, B. Pork Fritter Sandwich, Golden Corn Friday – A. Cuban Hot Dog, B. Beef Stroganoff with Dinner Roll, Mixed Vegetables Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Creamy Macaroni & Cheese with Dinner Roll, B. Breaded Beef Patty Sandwich, Peas, Cherry Crisp Irene-Wakonda School Breakfast Available every day: Breakfast entrée or Choice of cereals w/toast, Fruit, Milk Choices Wednesday – A. Sausage & Cheese Biscuit, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Milk Choices, Juice Choices Thursday – A. Dutch Waffle, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Milk Choices, Juice Choices Friday – No School Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Breakfast Boat, B. Cereal Choices with Toast, Milk Choices, Juice Choices Irene-Wakonda Elementary School Lunch Wednesday – A. Tangerine Chicken w/ Rice, B. Corn Dog, Broccoli Thursday – A. Cheesy Chicken Penne, B. Stuffed Crust Pizza, Peas Friday – No School Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Grilled Cheese Sandwich, B. Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Baked Fries Irene-Wakonda Middle & High School Lunch Wednesday - A. Tangerine Chicken w/ Rice, B. Corn Dog, C. Italian Sub, Broccoli Thursday – A. Cheesy Chicken Penne, B. Stuffed Crust Pizza, C. Turkey & Cheese Sub, Peas Friday – No School Monday – No School Tuesday – A. Grilled Cheese Sandwich, B. Crispy Chicken Sandwich, C. Ham & Cheese Sub, Baked Fries Vacationing in Winter By Daris Howard It was cold in Idaho that year when we left for California for the Christmas break. The thermometer read fifteen below zero. This vacation was going to be a big event for our children since we planned to take them to one of the big amusement parks. With the number of children we had, it pretty much required a reverse mortgage on our house to do something like that. We couldn’t afford to stay in hotels and pay the ticket prices, too, so we took our tent trailer with us. We probably looked crazy heading through Idaho pulling it. The snow on the side of the road was at least six feet high, and a family staying in a tent trailer in Idaho would raise questions about a person’s mental stability. However, with it being Christmas break, our biggest concern was if there would be any spots in the California campgrounds, and if the amusement park would be so full we would have to wait in line more than ride the rides. As we came down out of the mountains of Utah, and the snow faded into the deserts of Nevada, our two youngest children raised other concerns about there not being any snow for Santa’s sled. We planned to spend Christmas with my in-laws in San Diego, and our smallest children were afraid Santa wouldn’t be able to find us or land his sleigh there. We told them we let Santa know where we would be, and I said Santa’s sleigh was equipped with wheels that he could put down when there was no snow for the sleigh. This seemed to satisfy them. When we finally got to the campground, my wife and I went into the office to see if there was any space. When we asked about it, the clerk laughed. “Honey,” she said, “this is winter. Only those with good, warm motorhomes camp in the winter.” Then she asked, “And what kind of motorhome do you have?” “We don’t,” I replied. “We have a tent trailer.” “Are you plumb crazy!” she replied. “It’s sixty degrees out there!” I shrugged. “I’ve camped with my scouts at thirty-five degrees below zero before.” She looked at me like she thought I was making that one up, but she registered us into the campground. We were just leaving the office when I thought of something else. “Do you have a pool?” I asked. She nodded. “But it isn’t heated.” “That’s okay,” I replied. “The river we swim in in the summers in Idaho is snowmelt coming off of the mountain. It’s probably only fifty degrees at its warmest.” That night we had much of the campground to ourselves, and our children played a rousing game of Marco Polo in the pool. No one else came swimming. Oh, a few people saw us swimming and came and stuck a foot in, but then they quickly left. The clerk came to see what all of the noise was about and went away shaking her head. The next day at the amusement park was bright and sunny. The temperature was in the seventies, and the lines were long. Then, about noon, clouds moved in and it cooled off considerably. Soon the temperature was down around sixty degrees. About half of the people left, and most of the ones who stayed left briefly to bundle into coats. My children’s favorite rides were the water rides. These were in logs, or on six-person inner tubes riding down rapids. These rides pretty well emptied out. We could ride them, and when we got to the end, the lines were so short we would be back on the ride in about five minutes. All in all, we had a really good time. But what I found was the most interesting part of our vacation was what my littlest daughter said about it. After we returned to Idaho, a neighbor asked her what she liked best about our vacation. Her answer surprised me. “When we were at the amusement park,” she said, “in the afternoon people dressed their dogs in sweaters. It was so funny.” What made me smile about it was she thought they had done it strictly for our entertainment. Home of Great Results since 1934 201 W Cherry St. • Vermillion, SD • Phone: 624-4429 Fax: 624-2696 • BroadcasterOnline.com