Wolf Point School Oct. 6: Breakfast: Blueberry muffins, yogurt and mixed fruits. Lunch: Cheesy pasta bake, green beans, pears and rolls. Oct. 7: Breakfast: Apple turnovers and oranges. Lunch: Taco salads, corn and peaches. Oct. 8: Breakfast: Fruit parfait cups and granola bars. Lunch: Pancakes, eggs, sweet potatoes and strawberry cups. Oct. 9: Breakfast: Banana nut muffins, string cheese

Montana’s 20-year-old Clean Indoor Act has received an upgrade. The Montana Legislature, earlier this year, passed a bill that adds e-cigarettes (vapes) to our long-standing smokefree law. It’s now illegal to vape in public indoor spaces, including all places of employment, bars, casinos and restaurants. This law protects people from second-hand exposure to e-cigarette aerosol, which can

Greetings from Roosevelt County Aging Services! We would like to remind Medicare beneficiaries that open enrollment for Medicare Part D (prescription drug coverage) starts Oct. 15, and runs through Dec. 7. During Medicare Part D open enrollment, you have the opportunity to review and compare the plans that are available in Montana and can choose to enroll in a new plan. Medicare Part D plans

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Oct. 2: Roast beef dinner, mashed potatoes, green beans and goblin gold. Oct. 7: Barbecue chicken- fried steaks, mac and cheese, coleslaw and red velvet cake. Oct. 9: Chicken or beef fajitas, rice, beans and churro bites.

Harvest Festival time is drawing near. The Mennonite Brethren Church holds its harvest festival Oct. 5-7. The speaker is Dr. David Janzen and his wife, Karen, of Hillsboro, Kan. Dr. Janzen is the president of Tabor College. Sunday services begin at 10:30 a.m., and Monday and Tuesday evenings begin at 7 p.m. On Tuesday, the pastor will have a live interview with Josh Brown from his place of service

Area women are encouraged to attend a women’s self defense and awareness seminar in Wolf Point on Saturday, Sept. 27. Sarah Torres, one of the instructors of the event, said a seminar will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Wolf Point’s community center. A light lunch will be provided. Then, questions and answers are scheduled from 3-4 p.m. “We will touch on all types of abuse and prevention,”

Falls can have very serious consequences as we age. Each year, more than 25 percent of adults 65 or older have a fall, and 3 million are treated in emergency departments for fall injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The risk of falling in older adults is usually related to combination of factors, including: • Balance and/or walking problems. Balance can be affected