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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, July 6, 2022 C-1 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 thday or anniver- sar y in the week of July 7 to July 13. Come up onto this stage and take a bow. BIRTHDAYS July 7-Teresa "Terri Ann" Nicholson turns 72; Terr y Aldridge; Ben and Florence Hudddleston will celebrate 32 years; Brian and Mar y Ann Dillman will celebrate 23 years. July 8-Carson Charles Mc- Donald turns 13; Cor y Sharp. July 9-George Virden turns 68; L ynetta Wiseman turns 105; Zack Truitt turns 20. July 10-Morgan Barrett turns 35. July 11-Joe Warner turns 46; Tyler Atkins turns 18; Gertie Rae Warner turns 10; Robert and Mar y Hume will celebrate 65 years. July 12-Grant Meyer turns 20; Mike Miller, Donnie Pan- cake. July 13-Damien Mans, Creek Sullivan turn 17 years; Shelley Schapker. May all our stars have a re- ally great day and may all your wishes come true. Keep in your heart and in your prayers all our stars who have had surgeries, treat- ments, and aches and pains of ever yday life; Teresa, Ted, Mildred, George, Laura, Katy, Mick, Mike, Benny, Annabel, Melvin and Ray. I looked in the pater and two of our Winslow stars had passed on June 24, 2022. James U. Lamey at age 84 and L ydia Belle Milliard at 88. I know these two fine stars from Winslow and both of them had a smile for anyone. I have some Patoka Township Lions Club photos and papers that has James Lamey and oth- er officers' names. I loved to go on the Pike County Tractor Drive and see the backroads. I remember L ydia being with the Winslow Senior Citizens when mom, Mildred was help- ing out. Recall all the great memories and share with oth- ers. Jim and L ydia will be missed in Winslow. Sad to hear the passing of Bobby Dotter- wich at age 50 on June 23,2022. He always had a smile when he would come to the Igloo and get that tasty ice cream. To his mother, Alice, sister, Sandra, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends, please share some memories and more will be added to yours. EVENTS July 7-Winslow Lions Club meets at 6 p.m. at the Gam- bles'. July 9-Clog the Patoka is a six mile float from Sur vant to Riverside Park boat ramp with camping at Miller;s Field from July 8 to July 10. Pick up at Miller's Field also. Winslow Lions Club will ser ve break- fast and lunch at the shelter house at Riverside Park. Con- tact the kayak mafia for more info. July 11-Winslow Town Hall meeting at 6 p.m. at the town hall. July 12-Winslow Beautifi- cation meeting at 6:30 p.m.; Economic at 7:30 p.m. at the Snyder Community Center. Oakland City Lion's Club meet July 14-Petersburg Lions Club meets at 6:30 pm July 15-Winslow candi- dates should file by noon at the cour thouse to be in the r unning for a Town Council seat. July 23-30-Pike County 4-H Fair at Hornady Park Parade on July 24 at 4:00 pm Pike County Got Talent will be on the midway on July 30 where anyone can show their talent at 6:00 pm. Winslow Senior Citizens are meeting on Monday and Tues- day at the Snyder Community Center. Petersburg Senior Cit- izens meet in the courthouse basement. Send postcards and notes of interest to: Sweets Column, Winslow, IN 47598. There were no post- card this week. The Patoka River right now is half full and Winslow had 9/10 of an inch of rain. I hope it rises to half or 3/4 full so the floaters will have a great time on July 9. June 22 to June 26 the air conditioner was still on from high index of heat over 100 with highs dropping from hight 90s to the middle 80s. When the work week began the humidity was gone, but not for long. with another round of staying inside where its cool. The rain we got was Sunday, June 26, with early morning showers. We heard thunder and saw lightening with some heavier showers, then in the afternoon it was light to heavier showers. Lots of yards have more of a variety of flowers and I love to see the blooms of all colors. I have the purple Rose-of -Sharons, red 4th of July lilies, pink Phyllis lilies and lots of black-eyed Susans. My roses aren't doing too well and orange lilies are now starting to bloom. The Hawthorne tree has a new light green growth on top. Laura, Norm and I went to Loogoottee Nursing Home to see Teresa and Ted. We found out they were now in one room and they call it the honeymoon suite. Both of them are doing well, but need more therapy to get strength to mind and body. When we got there, they were sitting in the big room listening to a guitarist sing a variety of all type of music. He was good and he even wrote a song. as we left we got hun- gr y, so we ate at our favorite Mexican restaurant. The three of us also went to visit mom at Golden Living and she has her hair pulled back into a pony tail, so I had to take a picture. We spent some time as we heard mom talk about different things and heard her laugh out loud several times. We left there and got hungr y so off to Oakland City's Den- ny's, but as we stopped at 3:00 p.m., we found out they will be open during the day and close after 3:00 p.m. We drove to Princeton's Long John Silvers where the prices have gone up, but the food was delicious. Laura had a frozen strawberr y cheese cake that is great fro- zen. I would like to say that Pike County stars were won- derful when a funeral proces- sion used Hwy 64 and 61 from Oakland City. Ever y vehicle along the way stopped, as they should. Thank you. To have our blueberr y pan- cakes on a Sunday was a real treat, so now our week will be as normal as normal can be. Norm and I had to get out and on the way we saw Tom on the carport. We stopped and caught up on things. Tom keeps himself busy as he works on an old mower and if the day says no work today then thats okay. His brother Mike was up for a visit, but the days were not the hotness he is used to. It has been nice to open the windows, but to sit out on the porch and hear the birds sing and the squirrel in the tree and tr y to hide was so relaxing. The day was great because of no mosquitoes to bite. It is not the 4th of July yet, as I write, hope to see the fireworks July 2 at Miller's Field brought to us by the Ea- gles and American Legion of Winslow. Tell you all about it next week. Maddie and Alisha drove by slow and I didn't know the car, but I waved and soon they stopped and said they loved the garden lot. It is time to dim the lights on this week, but keep an eye on family and friends, slow down and see all the wonders in your area, wear a mask when in a crowd or inside for the safety of others and then as always, smile, wave and say hi to ever yone this week. . Sweet's Column By Barb Sweet REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Aaron D. Stafford conveys to William E. Hudson, II, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Alan R. Drew and Stephen M. Drew convey to Alan R. Drew, Donna K. Drew, Stephen M. Drew and Cas- sandra C. Drew, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Denise K. Catt conveys to Joe D. Cummings, Jody Cummings and Gage Cummings, real estate as record- ed in Pike County. Gar y L. Leavitt and Margaret B. Leavitt convey to Ky- ler Henr y and Stephanie Henr y, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Jerr y T. Traylor and Dorothy E. Traylor convey to Jerr y T. Traylor Revocable Trust, real estate as record- ed in Pike County. Jonathon Cody Ayers conveys to Hunter Young and Sarah Young, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Deborah Har vey conveys to Joshua J. Har vey, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Jerr y Hunt, Alice Juanita Robinette and Alice Juani- ta Robinette Personal Representative of the Estate for Jerr y Hunt convey to Amanda Dunlap, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Patricia Kline conveys to Patricia Kline and Joseph W. Kline, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Damon M. Hayes conveys to BMV, Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle, real estate as recorded in Pike County. net edition pressdispatch.net/edition Web, Smartphone, Tablet Streamline the Headline! 812-354-8500 • 820 Poplar St., Petersburg, IN • ads@pressdispatch.net