MURRAY COUNTY CENTRAL SCHOOL’S OUT CAFE
Monday, July 19: Breakfast: Cold Cereal, Assorted Fruits and Fruit Juice, Milk. Lunch: Chicken and Waffles, Fresh Veggies with Ranch, Fresh Fruit Choices, Milk.
BUTTERMAKERS KEEP WINNING STREAK GOING
By Mark Zinnel, Buttermaker Reporter
Hadley kept their current winning streak going as they captured all 3 games during the week. Here is the week’s games recap:
CHURCH NOTES
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, Slayton, MN. Pastor Dale Degner. Sat. July 17: 5:15pm Worship w/ Holy Communion; Sun. July 18: 9am Worship; Sat. July 24: 5:15pm Worship w/Holy Communion; Sun.
GREEN THUMB
Our gardening continues. The produce is getting ready. And the corn is now tasseling out. We should be getting ears of corn to cook and eat soon. And other garden produce too.
SLAYTON SENIOR DINING MENU
Monday, July 19: Pork Loin, Candied Yam, Broccoli, Bread/ Margarine, Lowfat Milk.
GET THE DIRT
If your lawn goes dormant due to heat and lack of rain, you may choose to let it go brown. Leave it dormant until the rains begin. Do not fertilize or use herbicides on dormant lawns.
GOOD NEWS
The ‘Mark of the Beast,’ mentioned in the book of Revelations chapter 13:, has both frightened, and fascinated Christians and non-Christians alike for many centuries.
THEOLOGY IN THE TRENCHES
Ragged
The midnight blue book with golden letters upon the cover reads, “Ragged, Spiritual Disciplines for the Spiritually Exhausted” by Gretchen Ronnevik.
CITY OF SLAYTON WELCOMES JEREMY STEINLE INTO THE POLICE CHIEF POSITION
With the retirement of police chief Tom Whitehead, the city of Slayton has chosen Jeremy Steinle as it’s new chief. Mr.
RELAY FOR LIFE MURRAY COUNTY
August 14th is fast approaching. The Relay Committee is working hard to keep everyone safe and also to have a great Relay experience. Hours of the Relay this year are 5 PM to 10 PM.
