The Press-Dispatch
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C-8 Wednesday, April 23, 2014 The Press-Dispatch sweet's column (Insert Dealer info here) 3 Col x 7" Amana is a trademark of Maytag Corporation and is used under license to Goodman Company L.P. All rights reserved. Install an Amana® brand energy-saving Air Conditioning System and you can lower your utility bill every month…year after year. LOWER UTILITY BILLS! (Insert Dealer info here) 3 Col x 7" Amana is a trademark of Maytag Corporation and is used under license to Goodman Company L.P. All rights reserved. Install an Amana® brand energy-saving Air Conditioning System and you can lower your utility bill every month…year after year. LOWER UTILITY BILLS! 905 Vincennes Ave., Petersburg, IN By Barbara Sweet Hi stars and welcome to the big stage all decked out in spring col- orful lights and decorat- ed to help celebrate with all our stars who will have a birthday or anniversary in the week of April 24- 30. So come on up to the stage and take a bow. April 24—Kayla Willis will turn 20, Daniel Grubb will turn 22, Darrell Taylor will turn 53, Lisha Ketchum will turn 51, Dan and Amy Carnahan will celebrate their 15th wedding anni- versary. April 25 —Dustin Tuell will turn 9, Betty Sullivan. April 26 —Mick Al- dridge, Chris Edrington will turn 74. April 28 —William Nich- olson will turn 49, Maegan Tabor will turn 24, Donna Gross will turn 78, Jim Gat- wood will turn 43. April 29 —Larry Platt, Ashley Elerbaas will turn 30, Kassie Traylor will turn 18. April 30 —Patty Ann Jones, Katy Aldridge, Tim Glosser will turn 43, Tom- my Culbertson will turn 41, Taylor Gatwood will turn 19. May all our stars have a great day and all your wish- es come true throughout the year to come. Keep in your heart and prayers all our stars and yours who are in the hos- pital, or a place away from home, or at home, and to let them know that our visits, phone calls, cards and just the thought through the day will help in some small way. Events coming up in Win- slow and the surrounding areas are: April 26 —Culpepper and Merriweather Circus in Winslow behind the school with two shows at 2 and 4:30 p.m. Tickets are still avail- able from any Winslow Li- on— $ 6 for children, $10 for adult, and senior 65 + is $ 6. The day of the show prices will be $7 and $13. The big tent will go up around 9 or 10 a.m. if you would like to see how it's done. May—Poehlein Spring Bass Tourney. May 6 —Primary and county elections. Winslow Senior Citizens meet on Monday and Tues- day at the Community Cen- ter. Petersburg Senior Citi- zens meet Monday, Tues- day, Wednesday and Fri- day at the courthouse base- ment. No postcards this week. In Winslow, the river is below the flood stage, but some fields and parts of the Riverside Park still have puddles, ponds or small lakes. The week start- ed cold and we used that winter heating again. The weekend ended up with sunny skies and temps in the 60s and 70s just in time for Easter. The bon- fires to roast marshmal- lows were seen in the Brownstown part of Winslow. The flowering trees and bush- es are so colorful among the trees in bloom for sum- mer shade. I heard the sounds of kids one day and it put a smile on my face to hear such playful sounds again. The granddaughter was here for some time and the egg hunts were a pop- ular event. So on Sunday, Mom, Norm, Daniel and I hid or helped with the hid- ing of about 49 eggs for Ky- ana to find on lots of land and as she opened each one, she got candy and money of all sorts, and with a special egg, she got a circus ticket for her to attend and have loads of family fun. She al- so colored a clown to enter for a contest when she is at the circus show and she will hopefully win a prize. Speaking of Kyana, her second grade classes at Ferdinand Elementary had a coffee house poetry read- ing and the stage back- drop was a brick wall with curtains draped and white lights hanging from the top. Then a chair and music stand were set up for their poetry works, and the audi- ence members were family members who sat at tables with a candle on it. The second graders, in- cluding Kyana (no I'm not proud) read their well writ- ten poems and then it was Kyana's turn, and cameras were pointing at her as the read a poem called "Blue." Every word came out clear and loud as if she was in front of all parents and fami- ly. This was the time Grand- ma Bard had such a smile to hear her (Kyana) grow up, yes, even when she is in the second grade. It was also good to see the future generation out to hunt eggs with the fami- ly at grandma's house. Eas- ter Sunday can be remem- bered for a lifetime after- wards. Hot dogs, pork and beans, cottage cheese and something to drink were served as Sunday dinner. I hope your Easter was grand and don't forget the circus in Winslow April 26. Okay, I'll stop the rambling on and remind you to smile, wave and say "hi" to every- one you see this week. 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