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HOME LIFE TO ADVERTISE: Call: 812-354-8500 Email: ads@pressdispatch.net Visit: 820 E. Poplar Street, Petersburg Deadline: 5 p.m. on Monday The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, June 22, 2022 C-1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Daisy A. Gar rison, Jesse C. Dyson, The Estate of Jesse C. Dys- on convey to Damon M. Hayes, real estate as re- corded in Pike County. DLM 41 LLC conveys to Rodney L. Dixon Jr. and Savannah M. Dix- on, real estate as re- corded in Pike County. Darlene F. Peyronnin and Nancy L. Schnei- der convey to Carol L. Cooney and Todd A. Cooney, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Deaconess Hospital INC conveys to Hive In- vestments INC, real es- tate as recorded in Pike County. Eric A. Hayes and Theresa F. Hayes con- vey to Nathan McCord and Aubree McCord, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Linda E. Boyd and Jef fer y K. Boyd convey to Logan Boyd, real es- tate as recorded in Pike County. Violet M. Leehe and Henr y H. Leehe con- vey to Wehr Proper ties LLC, real estate as re- corded in Pike County. Hi stars and welcome to the big stage all lit up in red, white and blue lights and decorated to help celebrate with all our stars who will have a bir th- day or anniversar y in the week of June 23-29. Come up onto this stage and take a bow. BIRTHDAYS June 23-Gabrielle Korr yn Hall turns 7; Mark and Dee Houchin celebrate 17 years. June 24-Patrick Gerber; Braelyn Car- gal. June 25-Mar y Alice 'Mousie' Ashby. June 26-Emily Lou Warner turns 14; Jil- lian Monroe turns 39; Mark Brillain turns 61; Eric and Whitney Knight celebrate 12 years; Larr y and Heather Smith celebrate 12 years. June 27-Alisha Brannon Green turns 39; Allison Aldridge turns 37; Wyatt Mi- chael Knight turns 10; Aaron and Angel Bellamy celebrate 16 years. June 28-Trisha Sweet turns 34; Bridget Elaine White turns 13; Dianne Knight; Mike Craney; Arlo Mack Poehlein turns 1. June 29-Cher yl Patton; Tavian Michael Clark turns 12. May all our stars have a really great day and may all your wishes come true. Keep in your heart and in your prayers all our stars who have had surger y, treat- ments, doctor visits and aches and pains of ever yday life; and who need that card, visit, phone call and that daily thought of them to have a happier day. Special thoughts and prayers for Ted, Terri Ann, Jeff, Winnie, Eve, Tim, Mike and Rhea. EVENTS June 25-Celestine Days June 27-Winslow Town Hall at 6 p.m. at the Snyder Community Center. June 28-Oakland City Lions Club. June 30-Those running for Winslow Town Council needs to pick up their packet. July 1-4-Fourth of July celebration at the Jefferson Twp. Ruritan Club from June 26 to July 4. Parade at 10 a.m. Lots of activities and fun. July 2-Open Fun Horse Show starts at noon, at Rockin' G Saddle Club, located south on 257 from Otwell Junction, con- cessions available from the Winslow Li- ons Club. July 4-Independence Day July 9-Clog the Patoka in Winslow. Winslow senior citizens are meeting on Monday and Tuesday at the Snyder Community Center. Petersburg seniors meet in the courthouse basement. Send postcards and notes of interest to: Sweets Col- umn, Winslow, IN 47598. There were no postcard this week. Winslow Patoka River is down from the rim with no rain to speak of, only 4/10th of an inch in three days. Our temp were comfor table for a couple of days, as the win- dows were open. Then, the temps rose along with the humidity. To add to the 90-100 degree days, an Excessive Heat Warning was here for almost a week, making it feel like 100-115 degrees. The news said this heat wave is worse than the 1980s; a new color code of pink is now the Excessive Heat Warning. The mowers in our area are still being heard. Norm has been drinking plenty of water and taking many breaks while mowing. Some areas in the yard are thicker than other sections; some areas have dampness, which bogs down the mower. Fireflies are seen more; some butterflies, one is white and the other yellow and black; red lilies, black-eyed Susans, daylilies and roses are all star t- ing to bloom. Lots of other yards in the area have more blooms to adorn. The houseplants are loving the shade tree rock garden. I planted some cockscomb and daisy like flowers in a big pot sitting on the porch. One day we passed a field and the winds blew and we saw a dust tornado. It stayed in one spot as it spun, we nev- er saw it die out. The 57 'Bones Fami- ly' is, or was, still at the water park to cool of f. Hwy. 41, at the Pigeon Creek bridge is still under construction; and the iron bridge wasn't there, unless I missed it- which has happened before. Hwy. 64 from Oakland City junction to Ar thur junction is now paved, and they are painted yellow with white lines on each side. The side streets have a white line to show where to stop. Pike County will soon, after built, have an inflatable water park at the Old Ben Scout Reser ve, which has been pur- chased for this attraction and will add oth- er items in phases. I forgot to tell you all, on Hwy. 61, north of Pike Central junction, you will see the beginning of a water tower being built in a field on 'half mile hill.' The construction has been in progress for a few months now. Ted and Terri Ann are both doing fine, as they are in a Loogootee nursing home to get their strength built back up. Their neighbors are the greatest and that continues to be the whole town. We got to have our pancake Sunday, as we waited for Laura to get out of church. Laura took Norm to Princeton to buy him his Father's Day gift, a belt, and he is using it before Sunday. This is be- cause the other belt has star ted to break where the belt holes are located. 'Ava's' air conditioner is cold enough that we have to tur n the fan down to almost low, so we don't freeze. Feels good on the humid days. Norm has worked on the ditch in the woods for some time now, and to see a dr y ditch is a welcome sight to see. When it did rain, the water flowed easily without any holdups. There is an old route we would to take, before the interstate was being built, and we decided to take that route again. There was a few changes, but the drive was relaxing and lots more to see in smaller towns. You do have to drive behind bigger equipment for miles, but that's not a problem. I hope all the fathers had a great day and your gifts were what was needed. It's time to dim the lights for this week, but continue to keep an eye on family and friends; especially in the upcoming heat and humidity. Slow down and enjoy the beauty all around you. Watch out for children playing outside. Always smile, wave and say "hi" to ever yone you see this week. 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