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WESTBROOK SENIOR SERVICES
Jan. 29 - Feb. 5, 2014
Senior Nutrition Services
serving at the The Recipe
at 11:30 a.m. each operat-
ing day.
Wednesday: Meatloaf,
parsley potatoes, mixed
veggies, oranges
Thursday: Pork loin,
baked potato, carrots, fruit
crisp
Friday: Soup, sandwich
Monday: Ham egg bake,
hash browns, muffin
Tuesday: Chili, cheese
sandwich, pears
Wednesday: Roast beef,
mashed potatoes, green
beans
Menus subject to
change
For reservations call
Angle at The Recipe, 274-
5352 by noon one day in
advance.
Lutheran Social Services
is funded in part under the
Older Americans Act under
contract with the Southwest
Agency on Aging.
GLANCES IN THE PAST
FIFTEEN YEARS
AGO
January 27, 1999
Aid Association for
Lutherans Branch 6046
Grace and Trinity and 7471
Old Westbrook and
Highwater hosted a bowling
and Bingo party at
Someplace Else on
December 19 for Special
Olympic bowlers from,
Cottonwood and Murray
Counties. There were over
50 people bowling, keeping
score, serving lunch, and
playing bingo.
Marlow Erickson, chair-
man of the Westbrook
Health Center Board of
directors and Jim Jorgenson,
president of the Heritage
Health Care Foundation,
joined to announce success-
ful completion of the
"Vision for the Future"
campaign.
Windom city officials
learned Tuesday that
U.S.West intends to sell its
Windom telephone
Investigation has dis-
closed that the dissolved
oxygen level in the water
will not sustain fish life in
Lake Louisa. Fish may now
be taken in any quantity
and in any manner, except
with the use of seines, hoop
nets, or explosives.
Six Westbrook FFA mem-
bers and their advisors
Adam Rachuy, left Saturday
to attend a workshop on
MN Wildlife at Mankato
State University. Members
attending were Shannon
Cohrs, Lee and Scott
Mischke, Wayne Kelm,
Ryan Rupp, and Lee
Mischke.
FORTY FIVE
YEARS AGO
January 30, 1969
LeRoy Huls, a 1967 grad-
uate of Westbrook High
School, is currently a mem-
ber of the Mankato State
College basketball team.
Huls is majoring in physical
education at Mankato State.
])v[IRROR OF
BYGONE DAYS
FIFTEEN YEARS
AGO
January 27, 1999
Middle School students are
getting involved in commu-
nity projects wherever possi-
ble this year. One of the
projects is the painting of
sports icons on the walls in
the big gymnasium in Walnut
Grove.
Monday evening Snow
Week got off to a good start
with "Bom to Storm" king
and queen coronation. Karl
Enstad and Ted Enstad were
chosen as 1999 Snow Week
queen and king.
MN's new governor, Jesse
Ventura, hosted his inaugural
event Saturday evening at the
Target Center in Minneapolis.
Among those attending the
inaugural from Lamber[on
were Diane and Gary Graft
and Mavis and Bill Pfarr.
THIRTY
YEARS AGO
January 26, 1984
Officers of the Walnut
Grove Club will meet
February 13 to determine if
the organization should con-
tinue or disband. Originally
the Club met monthly and
sponsored community activi-
ties. In the past several years,
meetings have dwindled to
only three a year and the only
remaining activities spon-
sored by the club are the
Christmas party and the
Farm-City Day in February.
Leo J. Baxter, son of
Audrey M. Baxter, Walnut
Grove, and a 1964 graduate
of Walnut Grove High
School, was promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant-Colonel
on November 20, 1983 in
Germany.
Seven girls are enrolled in
the Community Education
Babysitting Class under the
instruction of Mrs. Maydra
Maas. They are Tanya
Lambert, Trish Anderson,
Meredith Homing, Bonnie
Nott, Cassie Enstad, Jennifer
Halstenson, and Leasa
Bakken
FORTY FIVE
YEARS AGO
January 30, 1969
Because of the late fall and
snow storms, it has become
impossible for the Walnut
Grove FFA to hold their Corn
Drive for Camp Courage. A
cash donation drive will be
held on Saturday, February 1,
in place of the corn drive.
The Redwood County
Board of Commissioners has
called for bids for remodeling
of the county courthouse.
The new addition will be on
the south and east side of the
present building. There will
be three floors.
Officers of the Walnut
Grove Fire Department were
re-elected at the annual meet-
ing Monday night --Lauren
Hoyt, chief; John Hansen,
assistant chief; Steve Ourada,
secretary; Rolf Nackerud,
treasurer.
Wetland
/vkitigation Workshop
exchange. The Windom
exchange is one of several
MN telephone properties
that will be sold. U.S. West
officials expect the selling
process to take at least a
year.
THIRTY
YEARS AGO
January 26, 1984
A group of Dovray area
residents met on Thursday
to discuss the possibility of
organizing a club to pro-
mote Dovray and the
Dovray area. After some
discussion, a name was cho-
sen for the club- Dovray
Area Boosters.
Former Dovray Bank
building will be a supper
club. The steak house and
on-off sale liquor store will
be operated by Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Christensen and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Christensen.
The business will be open
February 8.
A local bowling team, The
Kilowats, have taken over
first place in the American
Legion 2nd District
Bowling Tournament at
Worthington. Team mem-
bers are Aron Amundson,
Kenny Wahl, Ken Gleason,
Irvin Johnson, Glen Clark,
and Vern Busswitz.
Farmers and agricultur-
al landowners can gain
a better understanding of
the wetland mitigation
prozess and their options
by attend a 2 hour work-
shop on February 6, 2014.
The workshop will be at
10:00 a.m. atthe Redwood
Area Community Center,
in Redwood Falls. The
workshop is free and open
to the public.
The objective of the
meeting is to provide
farmers with plain-talk
information to make deci-
sions regarding drainage
projects needing mitiga-
tion. They should also
gain knowledge of the
key factors involved in
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wetland mitigation.
Under both federal and
Minnesota laws, farm-
ers are required to mit-
igate for both functions
and acres of any protect-
ed wetland they want to
drain.
The program will
be presented by Sid
Cornelius, Environmental
Specialist and retired
employees of the USDA
Natural Resources
Conservation Service
(NRCS). Corelius said
the mitigation process is
complicated. However,
understanding the basics
and options availa-
ble should help farmers
work through the mitiga-
tion process with better
results.
Walnut Grove
Combined
Charities Drive
The 2013 Walnut Grove
Combined Charities Drive
has been completed with
total receipts of $3,400.00.
This amount is slightly
down from the 2012 drive.
Solicitors this year were
members of the Micawber
Club. Recipients includ-
ed groups such as the Fire
Department, Ambulance
Squad, Walnut Grove Area
Foundation Walnut Grove
Education Foundation,
Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts,
and the Area Food Shelf.
County chapters or organi-
zations included the Cancer
Society, Diabetes Center,
Heart Fund and Red Cross.
Regional beneficiaries were
the MN ARC, Courage
Center, CCSI, Redwood
Falls Hospital Hospice,
Prairie Home Hospice,
Multiple Sclerosis Society,
Muscular Dystrophy
Association and the State
Services for Blind. In addi-
tion several smaller dona-
tions were given to other
charitable organizations
requested on the solicitation
forms. Appreciation to all
who donated this year.
Auditions for
Rest Assured
Want to make the remain-
der of the winter fly by???
Why not join a group of
folks staging a communi-
ty theatre production of the
comedy Rest Assured?
Windom's arts organiza-
tion, Prairie Arts Continuum
(PAC), will be producing
the play as part of a dinner
theatre.
Auditions will be held
on Monday, Feb. 3 and
Tuesday, Feb. 4 in the
Library at the Business,
Arts and Recreation Center
(BARC), 1012 5th Avenue
in downtown Windom.
There are parts, both large
and small (equally impor-
tant but with fewer lines to
memorize) for six men and
seven women.
Rest Assured is the story
of a high-strung business
tycoon who puts making
money ahead of his home
life, family, even the pend-
ing engagement of his old-
est daughter. A ghost, who
can only be seen by the
businessman, takes up resi-
dence in his home and tries
to get him to see the error of
his priorities before it is too
late for him to change.
Tim Jenniges, current
president of the PAC Board
of Directors, is directing the
production. Any questions
regarding the auditions or
production should be direct-
ed to him at 507-831-1380.
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