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  • Joined: August 30, 2022
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BOWLING SCORES

MEN'S CLASSIC, Jan. 13, first half final— HIGH GAME: Andy Steffl 265, Dan Fischer 200 & 197, Jared Rothmeier 188. HIGH SERIES: Dan Fischer 574, Andy Steffl 550, Keith Hoffmann 485. HIGH TEAM GAME: Team Kyle 864. SERIES: Pinheads 2,286. STANDINGS: Mathiowetz Body 49-21; Gutterballs & Strikes 37-33; Team Kyle 36-34; Pinheads 32-38; REA 29-41; Stark 27-43. FARMER'S, Jan. 12, start second half—HIGH GAME: Larry Helget 211, Bruce Kuelbs 197, Jim Schroepfer 195. HIGH SERIES: Larry Helget 581, Terry Deibele 539, Bruce Kuelbs 498. HIGH TEAM GAME: M&R 786. SERIES: M&R 2,284. STANDINGS: Blind Mice 7-0, M&R 5-2, BCA 2-5, Pioneer 0-7.

Margaret Ann “Mickey” Fischer

SLEEPY EYE - Margaret Ann“Mickey” Fischer, 79, of Sleepy Eye would like to let you know that her work here is done. She received a call, on Tuesday, January 11, 2022, an offer she couldn’t refuse, for an appointment from which she will not be returning. This assignment comes with great benefits and a reunion with her beloved family and friends she has not seen in a long time. Her new mission takes her to a wonderful place where she will be socializing, quilting, gardening and watching Jeopardy to her heart’s content. Music, laughter and love are guaranteed. Food is delicious and you never gain an ounce.

Martinez is SEMC’s New Year’s Bab

Sleepy Eye Medical Center welcomed its first baby of 2022 on Wednesday, Jan. 5. Baby boy Zayden Saint Martinez joined the world at 8:01 p.m., weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces and measuring 20.5 inches long. Proud parents are Vanessa Astorga and Abraham Martinez of Sleepy Eye. Zayden was delivered by Dr. Harman Dhaliwal. • “I asked if there had been any babies born this year. They said no, so we knew we might be (parents of the New Year’s baby),” said Abraham. • First-time-mom Vanessa said she was nervous about delivery at first, but things changed as labor progressed. “It was scary at first. As soon as I felt him coming, though, I got really excited. Once he was here, everything was so much better.”

History comes alive at Sleepy Eye Elementary School

On Friday, Jan. 7, the Sleepy Eye Elementary School third-graders filed into the cafeteria, dressed and ready to recite the carefully prepared speeches they had researched and written about their own historically significant person of choice. Each student proudly sported a rendition of clothing meant to exemplify what their chosen iconic figure might have been found wearing—just waiting to share what they had learned with guests.

Community Blood Drive successful

The Sleepy Eye Blood Drive on Jan. 4 had a great response from donors as the Red Cross continues to experience a severe shortage of blood. The goal for the community drive was 96 units of blood. Despite 14 deferrals and 18 no shows, 108 units were collected, including 71 whole Blood and 37 Power Reds. Caleb Siefkes was a first time donor