Instructor: Celeste Plunkett This is an educational presentation that will provide a foundation of understanding of Medicare, one letter at a time.

For those currently in Beginning Bridge & others who know some basics of bridge but want to learn a bit more about bidding & playing this remarkable game. You can come with or without a partner (one will be provided) and will have the opportunity to learn and play with others; also a good way of meeting people and getting out on these long winter nights.

Instructor: Raymond J. Peterson An experienced estate planning attorney will discuss different types of ownership structures for cabins including passing the cabin from one generation to the next, maintaining family harmony, shared costs, ownership transfer and endowments.

Come and share in this annual exchange for new or experienced gardeners. Ms. Shubat will discuss varieties of plants, those good in northern climates, pitfalls and gardening tips and hints. Participants should dig and split perennials that are overgrown and share them with others in this informative evening. Bring your plants in small containers if possible. Label each with plant name, color and size, if known. Helpful items to bring: a splitting knife, plant labels, gloves, boxes and containers, notebook or paper. Meet in the Ordean East School Cafeteria (2900 E 4th St.) Call if you would like more information: 218-336-8760 X 1

Where and when the Tarot originated no one knows for sure. Yet, this ancient art continues to exist because of a belief system that it can provide insight into one’s life. If you would like to learn how to use this ancient tool, please bring your own Tarot deck to class. If you do not have a deck, Pam recommends the Rider Waite Tarot deck for beginners.