Timber Lake School menu

Monday, November 17: Breakfast: Pancakes, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Chicken fajitas, broccoli, pineapple, and milk.Tuesday, November 18: Breakfast: Breakfast sandwich, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Hamburger on WG bun, French fries, orange slices, and milk.

Safety first when dealing with natural gas this winter

With winter right around the corner, the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is highlighting the importance of following natural gas safety recommendations, including keeping natural gas meters and vents clear of snow and ice, all season long.

All State Chorus

The All-State Chorus and Orchestra concert was held in Sioux Falls on November 1. It was conducted by Dr. Jeffery Redding. Timber Lake High School singers participating were (L-R) Maddie Gray, Maria Scherer, Jesse Ridl, and Anna Kraft.

Free college application period ends Nov. 30

South Dakota’s annual Free College Application Period, a key initiative to increase awareness of higher education opportunities across the state, continues through Nov. 30 allowing high school seniors to apply to any of the state’s public universities and technical colleges free of charge.

Fall Festival

Audrey Jackson, Janet Gill, and Fran Milliken filled plates at the Prairie Parish Fall Festival held November 9 at the Timber Lake Community Center. A large crowd enjoyed the ham and turkey dinner and bid on silent and live auction items.

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan November 8, 1935See the new table model radio which operates on a 6 volt A battery at a cost of only $.50 a year. Second hand radios for trade at the Isabel Trading Post.

OUR THANKS

Thank you to the third, fourth, and fifth grade Timber Lake Elementary students and their teachers for the excellent Veterans Day program. Thank you again for honoring the veterans who have given so much for our freedom.Lyla Jacobs Heidi Boldt

SDSU Extension offers virtual suicide prevention training for farm families

South Dakota State University Extension is offering virtual suicide prevention training for farm families called Questions, Persuade, Refer (QPR).QPR is a 90-minute, evidencebased training that teaches three simple steps anyone can learn.