As summer is approaching, we are in the full swing of summer vacations, ball games, pool and park days planning. We at Public Health would like to take time to remind you, to take care of yourself this summer with some simple tips and guidelines.
The Golden Age of Hollywood came to life when thirty local young people teamed up with two professional actors to present Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre’s original musical adaptation of the classic Sleeping Beauty on Friday and Saturday, June 3 and 4.
My mother, Eleanor Miller, passed away two weeks ago. She was ailing.
Sleepy Eye Family Aquatic Center lifeguards and staff had their annual CPR training May 25 as they prepared for the June 2 opening of the pool. This group is pictured practicing the use of defibrillators, under the watchful eye of instructor Deb Huhn. Deb Moldaschel
“Evangelization” means different things to different people. The most basic, fundamental meaning of the word is to proclaim the Gospel, morals, values, and traditions by one’s words and by one’s life.
The Sleepy Eye Servicemen’s Club made a generous donation of $2,500 from their Charitable Gambling fund to the Caleb and Katie Siefkes family, the Knights of Columbus Teddy Bear Drive for Ellanor Siefkes, and the purchase of 100 teddy bears. raise money for Online donations to help with medical expenses related to Ellanor’s bone marrow transplant may be made at: https://www.osvhub.com/stmarysleepyeye/giving/funds/kc-benefit. Pictured, back from left: Randy Reinarts, Mario DeSouza, John Schueller, Jim Hillesheim, Nick Dauer, Mike Steffl, Tom Schroepfer, Ellanor Siefkes, Katie Siefkes, Greta Siefkes, Rick Mages and Brian Braun. Middle: Annika Siefkes and Josiah Siefkes. Front: Micah Siefkes and Elijah Siefkes. Submitted
The Sleepy Eye Saddle Club donated $435 each to four organizations, from left: Ron Zinniel, Sleepy Eye Fire Department; Deanne Ibberson, Sleepy Eye Ambulance; Doug Pelzel and Rick Mages, American Legion Huey Helicoptor Fund and Saddle Club members Rita and Donny Billmeier and Perry Pietig. The fourth donation was to Holiday Lights in Motion (not pictured). Deb Moldaschel
The American Legion and EDA Huey Helicoptor project received a $10,000 donation from the Servicemen’s Club Charitable Gambling fund. Pictured from left: Rick Mages, American Legion; John Schueller and Tom Schroepfer, Servicemen’s Club gambling representatives; and Kurk Kramer, EDA. Submitted
The first summer youth activity is Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre, which will be hosted by Sleepy Eye Community Education, the week of May 30 to June 4. The residency was canceled for 2020 and 2021 but is returning this year.
Brown County Heartland Express will not operating on Sunday, May 29 or Monday, May 30 in honor of Memorial Day. Operations resume as normal on Tuesday, May 31. Any rides needed for Tuesday, May 31 need to be called into the office by 3 p.m. Friday, May 27 at 359-2717 or 800-707-2717.