Specialist With spring upon us and the weather getting nicer, the use of our local parks will begin to increase. I would like to take a moment to discuss the health benefits of having tobacco-free parks in your communities. One health benefit of tobacco- free parks is the signifi cant reduction in exposure to secondhand smoke for all visitors. Secondhand smoke is known to pose serious health

Wolf Point Congregate Meals April 23: White chicken chili, quesadillas and cinnamon rolls. April 28: Biscuits and gravy, egg bake and cinnamon applesauce. April 30: Lasagna, carrots, garlic bread, birthday cake and ice cream.

Roosevelt County Aging Services has released its line-up of activities and educational events in celebration of Older Americans Month, o_ering a variety of programs throughout May aimed primarily at residents age 60 and older, though all community members are welcome to attend. The Wolf Point Senior Center, located at 124 Custer St., will host health screenings, educational presentations and

Wolf Point School April 27: Breakfast: Chicken and wa_e sandwiches and mangoes. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, fries, salad, dinner roll and mixed fruit. April 28: Breakfast: Pillsbury mini cinis and bananas. Lunch: Softshell tacos, celery, applesauce and cinnamon rolls. April 29: Breakfast: Golden grahams, oranges and sausages. Lunch: Hot dogs, macaroni and cheese, pears, broccoli and carrots.

Last week one day, we woke to 14 degrees, wind and snow on the ground. Megan Fast, daughter of Jared and Susan Fast of Lustre, married Jonathan O’Donnell on Saturday, April 11, at the Grace E Church in Billings in a beautiful wedding. Several families from Lustre attended the wedding. Megan is the granddaughter of Martin and Karen Fast. The Academic Olympics were held in Glasgow for the

Wolf Point students attended the District 12 Music Festival in Poplar during the weekend. Individuals qualifying for state included Jayla Big Talk on clarinet, Cole Boysun on bari sax and tenor sax and Maya Deserly on bass guitar. Emmanuel Julio, Sheena Standing Rock and Boysun qualified with vocal solos. Wolf Point’s clarinet quartet earned a I rating and advanced to state. The swing