
St. Mary’s Class of 2015 holds reunion
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Forty-three Sleepy Eye FFA members traveled to Sibley State Park, near New London, from June 2-5. Sleepy Eye FFA Advisors Katie Emmett, Paul Hendrickx, and Alyssa Mitchell; Summer Intern, Meta Tewes; Camp Assistant, Morgan Hoffmann; along with several members from the Tracy and Mt. Lake FFA chapters also attended the camp.
Forty-three Sleepy Eye FFA members traveled to Sibley State Park, near New London, from June 2-5. Sleepy Eye FFA Advisors Katie Emmett, Paul Hendrickx, and Alyssa Mitchell; Summer Intern, Meta Tewes; Camp Assistant, Morgan Hoffmann; along with several members from the Tracy and Mt. Lake FFA chapters also attended the camp.
Sleepy Eye Public School’s Paige Haala closed out an impressive high school softball career with being selected to compete in the 36th Minnesota Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Star Series, a competition that selects the best senior softball players in the state. This year’s event took place on Sunday, June 8 at Mankato’s Caswell Park and featured two games each for Class A through Class AAAA.
I remember as a child, we as a family, would attend (read “be dragged to”) various wedding anniversaries of old people. (They had to have been in their 60s!) Everyone dressed up in their Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes. There always seemed to be cake and mints (read “lots of sugar”) to eat.
The Sleepy Eye Woman’s Club met at the SEMC on June 17. The focus of the meeting was health and wellness. Abby Schwartz gave a presentation about her job as an occupational therapist. Club members were given a tour of the facility including the new pediatric gym. Members were introduced to Dynavision D2, a multi-sensory board used to evaluate and treat a patient’s visual, motor, and cognitive skills.
Driving by 700 Third Avenue NE shows a standing house, but the inside tells a different story. Blackened beams poke through where drywall used to be, and charred insulation hangs raggedly from the smoke-stained walls. The fire was greedy about what it took, turning the Rehbein family’s belongings into unrecognizable clumps of ash. Everything, from family heirlooms to baby photos, was destroyed.
Pastor Phil Siefkes, 794-6048, 220 4th Ave. SW, calvary-answers.org
To get in the mood, start on Thursday, July 3 with the following events: