Montana’s Cannabis & Alcohol Regulation Control Division is a member of the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association and has received an alcohol education award from this organization. NABCA’s mission is to support member jurisdictions in their efforts to protect public health and safety and ensure responsible and efficient systems for beverage alcohol distribution and sales. CARD

Lustre School Dec. 1: Fish sticks. Dec. 2: Tacos. Dec. 3: Hamburgers. Dec. 4: Chicken pot pies. Dec. 5: Pizza rounds.

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 27: Closed. Thanksgiving. Dec. 2: Biscuits and gravy, fresh fruits and angel food lemon bars. Dec. 4: Turkey noodle casserole, green bean and tapioca pudding.

Montana educators of children in grades K-2 are invited to apply for a free Sensing for Science kit from Montana State University. The kit includes seven ready-to-go lessons with the necessary materials and is appropriate for a school or out-of-school setting. The content introduces early elementary students to the concepts, functions and uses of sensors — tools scientists use to monitor the

The Frazer speech and drama team held a successful home meet on Saturday, Nov. 22. Marick Old Person placed fourth in program interpretation. Nayla Old Person took ninth place in humorous interpretation at the meet. The Bearcubs speech and drama will compete at the Wolf Point meet on Saturday, Dec. 6.

Wolf Point School Nov. 24: Breakfast: French toast sticks, eggs and apples. Lunch: Goulash. Nov. 25: Breakfast: Pumpkin bread, sausages and bananas. Lunch: Cheesy fiesta potatoes. Nov. 26-28: No school. Thanksgiving break. *** Frontier School Nov. 24: Fish patties, gems, fruits and vegetables. Nov. 25: Chili, cornbread, fruits and vegetables. Nov. 26-28: No school. Thanksgiving