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NEW ITEMS AT SLAYTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

ADULT FICTION Box Treasure State Eskens Forgotten Country Flynn/Mills Oath of Loyalty Hanna All I Need Hanna Finding Love Hoover Confess Hoover Heart Bones Hoover Maybe Now Hoover Regretting You Hoover Without Merit Hunter Harvest Moon Johnson Hell and Back Patterson Blowback Patterson Escape Robb Desperation in Death Sawyer Still My Forever Sparks Dreamland ADULT NON-FICTION Adams Other Me’s Reusse Tales From the Minnesota Sports Beat AUDIO BOOKS Barton Local Gone Missing Brown Overkill Krueger Fox Creek Shipman The Edge of Summer Taylor The Brighter the Light JUVENILE FICTION Blackall Farmhouse Dan Escape from Balloonia Ferry Explore and More Feuti The Big Storm MacLachlan My Life Begins Shaskan Too Cool For School Snow Fall Walk Willems The Pigeon Will Ride the Roller Coaster DVD 1883 Elvis Jurassic World Dominion Lightyear Minions the Rise of Gru Where the Crawdads Sing

MCC SWEEPS HILLS ON PARENTS' NIGHT

The Hills-Beaver Creek Patriots came to town and the young Rebel volleyball squads kicked off an excellent Parent’s Night in Slayton Thursday night. The C-squad took the Patriots in three sets, 27-25, 25-17 and 15-8. Ava Deacon had a great night serving 10 aces and earning six digs. Teammates Suttyn Schryvers added nine kills and Erynn Rohrer dished out 22 set assists.

SLAYTON SENIOR DINING MENU

Monday, October 10: Salisbury Steak w/Gravy, Baked Potato w/Sour Cream, Glazed Carrots, Bread w/Margarine, Dessert, Lowfat Milk. Tuesday, October 11: Beef Chili w/Beans, Romaine Salad w/Dressing, Fruit, Cornbread Muffin, Cookie, Lowfat Milk.

GREEN THUMB

Fall is progressing with the days shortening. The weather is cooler, but not freezing - yet. Our garden and yard workings reducing it to mostly weekends now with the sun going down about supper time. As for work getting done, we still have some outside work to be done along with inside the house.

THEOLOGY IN THE TRENCHES

Humility Through Humiliation “Lord, please give me a pure heart of humility.” The prayer flowed easily as I made my way to the conference at which I was to speak. Presenting a project worked on over the past year was about to make its debut and if all went well—it would be a good day.

by faith and living each day

By John Stenen No one other than the Lord Jesus Christ can take a sinner and make him or her a saint. The transformation can only be accomplished by faith.

ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM IS OPEN FOR THE 2023 SEASON

Applications are now open for United Community Action Partnership’s Energy Assistance Program. Renters and homeowners are encouraged to apply for the Energy Assistance program which helps eligible applicants pay a portion of home energy and heating costs.

FSA ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW REQUIRED BEFORE PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requires Federal agencies to consider all potential environmental impacts for federally funded projects before the project is approved. For all Farm Service Agency (FSA) programs, an environmental review must be completed before actions are approved, such as site preparation or ground disturbance.

CHURCH NOTES

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, Slayton, MN. Pastor Darby Lawrence.

GIFTS RECEIVED BY HOSPICE OF MURRAY COUNTY

Hospice of Murray County appreciates donations given in September 2022 in memory of the following: Robert Anderson, Victoria Thooft, Myrtle Frodermann, Betty Lee, Ramona Larson, Gene Severid, Mary Diekmann, Ginny Krohn, Donald Schaffran, Arvin Cohrs, Delores Ewy, Iris Klein.