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Wednesday, March 4, 2015 Lake Benton Valley Journal - 1

Public Notice Public Notice

The Lincoln County Commission-ers, acting as the Ditch Authority of County Ditch No. 37, will hold a pub-lic hearing on March 17, 2015 at 1:00 p.m. in the Commissioner’s Room in the Lincoln County Courthouse, Ivan-hoe, Minnesota.

The purpose of this hearing is to review and consider the Petition to re-route and partially abandon a portion of County Ditch No. 37, Branch 4 and abandon the entire reach of County Ditch No. 37, Branch 4, Fork 3. All

members of County Ditch No. 37 and the General Public, who are interested or have concerns regarding the afore-mentioned proposal, are encouraged to attend.

Submitted by:Robert E. Olsen

AdministratorLincoln County

Environmental Office

(Printed 3x, February 25, March 4 and 11, 2015 in the Tyler Tribute,

Hendricks Pioneer and the Lake Benton Valley Journal)

Public NoticeliNcolN couNty highway dePt.

Notice to liNcolN couNty ReSideNtSA special meeting will be conducted

by the Lincoln County Board of Com-missioners on:

March 17th, 2015 10:15 A.M.in the Commissioners’ Board room at

the Lincoln County Courthouse (319 N. Rebecca St., Ivanhoe, MN).

The purpose of the meeting is as fol-lows:

To obtain input from other local units of government and from the public in order to formulate a program for the utilization of available Federal, State, and Local funds for road improve-ments, bridge replacements, and ADA compliance issues.

Local units of government and the general public are encouraged to at-tend and furnish input into these pro-grams.

(Printed 1x, March 4, 2015 in the Tyler Tribute, Hendricks Pioneer and

the Lake Benton Valley Journal)

Public NoticeSuMMaRy oF

liNcolN couNty boaRd oF

coMMiSSioNeRSFebruary 17, 2015

The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. Commissioners present were Don Evers, Joan Jagt, Joe Drietz and Mic VanDeVere. Absent was Rick Hamer. Also present were Auditor, Deb Vierhuf and County Attorney, Glen Pe-tersen.

MSP to approve minutes from Feb-ruary 3, 2015 and consent agenda for February 17, 2015

MSP to approve the Transit 2015 SWHHS service contract.

MSP to approve Resolution No. 14-2015 (Future merger discussions with community transit & DOT)

MSP to advertise notice of intent to adopt Special Vehicle Use on Desig-nated County Roadways.

MSP to approve revised Highway Ac-countant job description and post for the Highway Accountant Position.

MSP to approve Resolution No. 15-2015 (Right of Way)

MSP to approve the purchase of a road and bridge pickup off state con-tract.

MSP to allow bidding up to $25,000

on a 1992 Snow Go Blower from the state auction site.

MSP to adopt the amended findings and order regarding the establishment of the improvement to portions of Lin-coln County Ditch No. 33.

MSP to approve the application to subdivide property for a proposed sub-division entitled “Lensing Lakeview Acres.”

MSP to accept the 2014 Lincoln County Drainage Inspectors report.

MSP to accept the Safe Assure Con-sultants 2015 contract.

MSP to approve Commissioner War-rants # 10139 – 10219 for the following amounts: Revenue - $57,573.08, Road & Bridge - $23,036.88, Debt Service - $1,700.00, Ditch – 1,457.48.

The following bills were over $2,000.00 per M.S. 375.12: Midstates Equip & Supply - $14,465.02, MN Dept of Corrections - $14,764.24, Petersen Law Office PLLC - $8,452.25, Waste Management of WI-MN - $7,102.86, WM of Southern Minnesota MA 1 - $6,672.47, and 76 payments less than $2,000.00 - $32,310.60.

MSP to adjourn at 12:17 a.m. FULL TEXT ON FILE AT COUNTY

AUDITOR’S OFFICE OR WEBSITE AT WWW.LINCOLNCOUNTY-MN.US



Public NoticeNotice oF iNteNt to

adoPt oRdiNaNce without a Public

heaRiNgThe Lincoln County Board of Com-

missioners intends to adopt an or-dinance on March 17, 2015 without a public hearing in accordance with Minn. Statute 375.51 Subd. 2. Said ordinance (Special Vehicle Use on Des-ignated County Roadways) would al-low golf carts to be driven on specified County roads per Mn Statute 169.045.

A full copy of the proposed ordinance may be viewed at the Office of the County Auditor, 319 N. Rebecca St., Ivanhoe, MN or by following the “No-tice” link on the Lincoln County web-site (www.co.lincoln.mn.us). You may submit comments on this proposed or-dinance to the Lincoln County Auditor, PO Box 29, Ivanhoe, MN 56142. Com-ments must be received by the Auditor prior to March 13, 2015.



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email: [email protected]

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Lake Lots on SD side of Lake Hendricks.

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nOticEVerdi Township will be receiving quotes for this upcoming season for road grading, gravel hauled and spread, approximately 4,000 yds., ditch mowing and the 2015-2016 snow plowing. Any questions please call Conrad Schardin at 507-530-2797. Please submit quotes by March 10, 2015 to Verdi Township, 1494 US Hwy 14, Lake Benton MN 56149.

Hendricks Nursing HomeC.N.A. Classes March/April 2015

Location: Conference RoomClasses: March 12, 17,19,24,31 April 2, 7,9,14,16,21,23 5pm-10:00 pmClinicals: April 25, 26 6:00 am – 2:30 pm April 28, 30 5:00 pm-10 pm

This course is only for Long Term Care Nursing Assistants and does not include Home Health Aide Curriculum.

NON-EMPLOYEES/INDEPENDENT STUDENTS: Cost of class for non-HCHA Employees: $550. Non-employees need to fill out a registration form, available online at www.hendrickshosp.org or paper forms are available at the facility. Payment is due on the first day of class. No refunds will be given after the 2nd class has been completed. All non-HCHA employees need to have proof of a negative mantoux prior to the first day of clinicals.

POTENTIAL EMPLOYEES: If applicants wish to work at HCHA they will need to fill out an application. Contact Lynn Olson in Human Resources.

CURRENT EMPLOYEES: Any current employee who wishes to take the C.N.A. course needs to fill out an internal application. Employees at HCHA will not be paid for their time in class unless deemed appropriate by their supervisor.

ALL: Attendance is expected to be 100% in order to pass. A final test will be scheduled with MN West-Canby. The final exam is for certification with the MN Nursing Assistant Registry. The cost of exam for non-employees is $160 .

Contact: HCHA-507-275-3134 Human Resources- Lynn Olson, Director of Clinical Services- Beverly Gillund, Instructors- Rebecca Hamm RN/Gloria Mueller, RN

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Part Time & Casual Positions Must be licensed in the State of

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Certified Nursing Assistant Positions include every other

weekend and holiday rotation. These positions provide direct

resident care, appropriate to the age of those served under the direction of nursing staff. Must be CNA certified or

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For questions please contact Divine Providence Health Care Center at

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Hendricks Community Hospital Association is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Submit application or resume to:Hendricks Community Hospital Association

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ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES TECHNICIAN Two full-time positions available cleaning and servicing all areas of the facility and maintaining a high standard of appearance, sanitation and safety. Job involves moderate to heavy physical work.

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What is the flu? This contagious illness affects the respiratory system (nose, throat and lungs) and is caused by a virus. The symptoms of the flu include: fever, dry cough, head ache, body ache, sore throat and being overly tired. Droplets in the air from an infected person talking, sneezing or cough-ing, spread this virus. This may be before someone even knows they are sick. The onset of symptoms may be sudden and can be severe, lasting for several days. These symptoms can range from mild to moder-ate to severe and even life threatening.

Who should get a flu vaccination? Everyone older than six months should be vaccinated. People who are at higher risk such as those who are less than age two and more than 65 years old, those with chronic health conditions like heart dis-ease, pregnant women and those who are American Indian and Alaskan Na-tives should be vaccinated. Anyone can get the flu. You cannot get the flu from the vaccination. You may see slight symptoms after receiving the vaccination such as a runny nose or a slight fever, however this is only the body’s natural

reaction of building an im-mune response to the vac-cine. The flu season is typi-cally from October through April but you can get a flu shot at any time during the season. Children who are sixmonths to eight years old may need two doses depending on if they have received a flu vaccine pre-viously. It is important to check with your provider.

Types of flu vaccine: There are different types of vaccines that are appro-priate for different types of people. There is a nasal spray that can be given to healthy non-pregnant people 2-50 years old. The quadrivalent vaccine pro-tects against four types of the flu virus. High-dose vaccine is typically for people 65 and over. It pro-vides the development of a stronger immune re-sponse for better protec-tion. There are also new types of vaccinations that are not made with eggs and therefore people with egg allergies will be able to receive these.

How do I protect myself and what if I think I have the flu? It is important to get vaccinated, avoid

those who are sick and large crowds. Cover your cough or sneeze with your sleeve, not your hand. Make sure that you are washing your hands fre-quently and cleaning com-monly touched items like the phone. If you are sick, stay home and avoid con-tact with others. Get plenty of fluids to drink and rest. Treat the fever with Tyle-nol or Ibuprofen according to the instructions.

If you are in the high-risk group and develop symptoms of the flu you should call your provider when symptoms develop. They will decide if a flu test and antiviral medica-tions are needed. A trip to your providers office or the emergency room will be needed if you have shortness of breath or dif-ficulty breathing, bluish skin color, shaking, chills, pain/pressure in the chest or abdomen, confusion, persistent vomiting or symptoms that improve and then get worse. Other symptoms that may be seen in children include, not drinking or urinating enough or no tears when crying.

Do I have the flu?Tyler Healthcare TimesBy Stacey Christensen, BSN,

RN graduate nursing student at MSU-Moorhead

Fever High (102-104) Lasts 3-4 days

Rare

Cough/Chest Discomfort Common and can be se-vere

Mild to moderate

Headache Prominent Rare

Generalized Body Aches and Pains

Usual; may be severe Slight

Sore throat Sometimes Common

Stuffy Nose Sometimes Common

Sneezing Sometimes Usual

Fatigue/Weakness Can last up to 2-3 weeks Mild

Extreme Exhaustion Early and prominent Never

What is the difference between flu and cold symptoms?

Respiratory flu and the stomach flu: The respira-tory flu is not the same as the stomach flu. Many peo-ple call nausea and vomit-ing the flu when actually it is gastroenteritis. This illness is typically caused by the Norovirus. This vi-rus causes inflammation of the stomach and intes-tines. Symptoms consist of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, muscle aches, headache, and fe-ver/chills. These symp-toms usually begin 24-48 hours after exposure to the virus. The virus can live in the stool and vomit of an ill person. Some peo-ple can be carriers of this virus and not get sick. This illness lasts from 1-2 days and one of the biggest con-cerns is dehydration. This will affect the very young and the old with weak immune systems with a greater incidence. This illness is spread through transfer to food and wa-ter as well as unwashed hands or contaminated surfaces. If you have this illness, drink plenty of flu-ids to replace those that are lost, and prevent dehy-dration. Wash your hands frequently and do not cook foods for others for at least 3 days after recovery from this illness. Make sure to clean frequently touched items or surfaces regularly to prevent the spread of this virus.

Beginning Experience of Southwest Minnesota is sponsoring a BE Singles Dance on Saturday, March 7 from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at the Center Post on Center Street in Lake Benton. Music will be pro-vided by Mylan Ray. All singles and alumni 21 and over are welcome.

BE singles dance March 7

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