July 21st Announcements

COOKOUT TONIGHT: See you tonight at 5:30pm at the shelter for a cookout! Bring meat for your family to grill and a side or dessert to share.
 
PLAYGROUND CLOSED: The playground will be chemically sprayed for weeds multiple times over the remainder of the summer. There will be caution tape up as a reminder, but please keep off the playground.
 
MAILBOXES: We have added some new members! In order to maintain alphabetical order some mail slots have been shifted. Please be aware that your mail slot may have slightly moved from where you are used to.

ROAD CONSTUCTION: Starting Monday July 15th, the frontage road and Market street will be closed to work on the turn lane at the stoplight. When you turn onto the frontage road, you will be forced to turn right toward Casey’s. Take a left onto Lindhard Road, then another left onto Market street. See the photo on the bulletin board for more details. Construction could last until August 23rd.
 
WEEDING: Our church property could always use some help with weeding. We are specifically looking to take care of areas like the garden, around trees, and around shrubbery. See the sign-up sheet in the narthex or speak with Christina Williamson.  

FLOOD RECOVERY SITE SUPERVISOR: Iowa District West is looking for a site supervisor to help oversee LERT recovery efforts from the flooding around Spencer, Iowa. The position is volunteer but milage and some expenses are covered, with lodging and most meals being provided. See the job description under the announcement section of the bulletin board. Contact Julie Mann (Julie@IowaDistrictWest.org) if you are interested.

DONATIONS NEEDED: The Lutheran Institute for Regenerative Agriculture is looking for gently used items for the girls’ housing/dorm. There is a list in the Narthex. If you have any of the items and would like to donate them, please initial the box next to the item. We will be collecting them and delivering donations this fall. We are also organizing a service project for this fall. Watch for more details. See Kathryn Feldt for details or questions.