Lifestyle
If You Give A Moose A Muffin, Church Style
“If You Give A Moose A Muffin” is a children’s book that is difficult to forget as the rhythm and rhyme pour forth the lessons within. Those who haven’t read it, here’s the gist of it. One thing leads to another and in the end, it all swings back to begin again. It’s life application through the eyes of a child.
Community Calendar
Saturday: 2 p.m. Crazy Bingo to Defeat ALS Sunday: 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. St. James Fire Department Breakfast Fundraiser Tuesday: 11 a.m. Hanging Basket Benefit Wednesday: 12 p.m. Sertoma All month long 10th Annual Pet Drive @ St. James Liquor Store Weekend Movie: Dungeons & Dragons Events for the Watonwan County Library 4/21 @ 10 am: Memory Writing with Marion in St. James Join Marion Edgar Style as she guides you in recording your thoughts and memories. Refreshments will be served and journals will be provided.
CHURCH SCHEDULES
Albion Lutheran Church LCMC Pastor Robert Springer 507-3755044, 10454 250th Ave, St. James Sunday - 9 a.m.
Resurrection Medicine
“The disciples were overjoyed when they saw the Lord.” John 20:20 How afraid of death we can be! We avoid going to the doctor because we’re afraid he might find something wrong with us. We don’t like to talk about diseases such as cancer or heart trouble because so often they might be fatal.
Saints show 10th-grade Chef Program at National Level
From St. James High School cafeteria to SHAPE National Conference, Steve Chapin’s 10th-grade Chef Program has been showing what students learn about healthy eating and Taher Food Service provides for the school and the program.
Catch who did it, with the St. James cast of Clue
Everyone knows Mrs. Peacock, Colonel Mustard, Miss Scarlet, Mrs.
Senior Citizen ‘Birthday’
Floyd Wilkening was born 3/23/1927 on a farm west of St. James, on Sizer Road.
Senior Citizen ‘Birthday’
Audrey Schmidtke was born on March 19, 1925 at her home on the farm in Springfield. She graduated from Sleepy Eye Public School in 1942.
Climate-smart communities
Learning from others has been a way people have made changes to make things better for future generations. Last month Region 9 sent community delegates from St. James, Comfrey, and New Ulm to Germany to learn about what cities have been doing to develop clean energy and share information about being a welcoming community. Delegates from St. James were Sue and Paul Harris, Jim and Pat Branstad, and Luisa Trapero.