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y Judy True birthdays Sept. 10 —Jessica Morri- son will be 22. Sept. 16 —Canaan Mont- gomery will be 11, Bonnie Stevens will be 87, Rodger Beard will be 61. Sept. 17—Bailey Jewell will be 18. anniVersaries Dave and Brandi Wright will celebrate their 6th wed- ding anniversary on Sep- tember 15. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright will celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary in September. weekLy tidbits Kerri and David Horton, of Henderson, Ky., were Sun- day visitors of Ken and Sha- ron Kramer. On Sunday afternoon, Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton went to St. Bernard Church in Snake Run for the visitation for Mary Rein- hardt. On Monday morning, they went to the Labor Day parade in Princeton. On Sat- urday, they went to the Flea Market in Louisville along with Derek Barton, and Bill and Gloria Huey. Received a call from Peg Hyneman, of Hazle- ton, telling us Melissa Ra- decki called to let Peg know that Mary Boyd Caird, 92, formerly of Hazleton, had passed away. Besides Me- lissa, she is survived by two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Labor Day weekend visi- tors of Joe and Betty Brack- in, one of their daughter's and family, Marla and Greg Rollo, Matt and Emily. Erma Lou and Norman Troutman were invited by their sister-in-law, Jonnie Ashley to her home for a cookout with all the trim- mings on Labor Day. Nor- man took Erma Lou out to Cheddars for her 84th birth- day. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton called to let us know a Mt. Olympus graduate, from the Class of 1950, Ruth Masters Laidle, had recent- ly died. Marvin and Sue El- len went to French Lick on their anniversary, and then they went to the Log Inn in Warrenton and met up with son, Derek and Gloria Re- inhardt. On Wednesday, Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton and son Derek Barton attended the Pike County Farm Bureau annual meet- ing at the Winslow Commu- nity Center. Wayne and Wanda Row- land had a nice visit with their grandson, Hunter, while he was home for La- bor Day. Now he is back at Ball State. They went to the Wood Memorial game last Tuesday to watch their granddaughter, Hannah cheer for the football team. She and the cheerlead- ers did a fine job! Another grandson, Clint Simpson is now at a new job at Berry Plastics. His son, Tanner, en- rolled in Kindergarten this year. Wayne filled in at Ayr- shire Valley last Sunday. Audrene Cook went to Vincennes to go grocery shopping on Thursday and then on the way home stopped and ate supper be- fore going home. On Satur- day, Audrene and Don McK- ibben went out to dinner at the new restaurant in Ha- zleton. Donya Arbeiter, of Patoka, visited with her aunt, Hazel Pauley on Wednesday after- noon. Hazel ate lunch with Marvin Simmons, who is a patient at RiverOaks. Later last week, Hazel and son, Larry Pauley went to Evans- ville for a Memorial service for Leah Wise. Hazel Pauley visited with some other patients at Riv- erOaks Health Campus: Frieda Pauley and Betsy Loveless on Monday. On Friday, Larry Pauley took his mother, Hazel to Evans- ville on business. Debbie Waple, of West- field, visited with family over the Labor Day week- end. She visited with Dessie Waple and family, and Joel- don Waple and family, and then she went home on Mon- day afternoon. Debbie Alexander took Marilyn Wardrip to the La- bor Day Parade on Monday. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright ate at different res- taurants last week in Vin- cennes. She got some great news last week as she was released from her doctor. Denver and Marylee Sulli- van went to Spring Mill Inn to celebrate their 65th wed- ding anniversary on Thurs- day. Ann Ice and family, Tom and Neoma Lashbrook, Tim and Renee Lashbrook camped at Shawnee Nation- al Forest over the weekend. Steve and Diana Williams took their children to Ken- tucky to visit with their grandparents over the La- bor Day weekend. Nick Rasche, of New- burgh, visited with Joe and Bette Coomer on Wednes- day. Their daughter, Rhea Pea, visited with Joe and Bette over the weekend. Damon and Angie Pugh come home after vacation- ing in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Scott and C. J. Kenoyer re- turned home on Friday. Joeldon and Jennifer Waple spent the weekend in Chicago. They rode the Amtrak train and did a lot of sightseeing. Vera Potts had compa- ny last week. On Thurs- day, Louise Perry spent the day and on Saturday, Vera's daughter, Barbara Potts, spent the day. Lucy McKannan and An- drew Dill went to Indianap- olis on Friday to visit Austin Dill and they visited in No- blesville in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Hurst. They were able to attend the Sunday services. Theresa Loveless, of Pe- tersburg, was a recent pa- tient at Deaconess Gateway Hospital in Evansville. They did surgery on Saturday eve- ning. On Saturday, Rita Mc- Guyer went to the visita- tion and funeral for her nephew, Philip McGuyer, in Kentucky. On Monday, Ri- ta went to watch her girls bowl in Princeton. On Tues- day, she went to Princeton to do some shopping and on Thursday she went to Vin- cennes and had lunch with her daughter, Tisha John- son. Afterwards Rita went to visit her sister, Faye and then Tisha called her moth- er and asked her to stop by for supper. Rita and Sandy Grenbel went to Kentucky. Walt and Marcella Robb went to the Union Store on Tuesday morning for break- fast and then went to Princ- eton to the Water's to visit with their friends: Vep De- genhart, Mary West and Vir- ginia White. Debbie Alexander, and Todd and Audrey Morrison had dinner on Sunday with Ruth Morrison. Todd and Audrey furnished the meal. Christopher and Conway Cox both visited with their uncle, Edman Stewart last week. Beulah White hosted dinner on Labor Day at her home in Union. Those at- tending were Lou and Mil- dred Gaston, of Princeton; Marge Tharp, Jenna and Mike White, and Kay Re- neer. Jenna did the grilling. Dezi Kerns visited with her family over the Labor Day weekend. Visitors in Ruth Morri- son's home on Monday were: Tony and Karla Schroeder, Tina, Todd and Audrey Mor- rison, Angie Pugh, Leslie, Jake and Thomas Schatz, Debbie Alexander, Ronnie, Patty and Tylar Morrison, Lucy McKannan and An- drew Dill. Tony and Karla Schroed- er enjoyed the visits of their grandchildren, Payton, Alivia and Marleigh Wright for the weekend. Todd Mor- rison went out to eat with To- ny and Karla Schroeder. Mary Ann Owens and her parents, Ronnie and Christine Russell visited on Wednesday with her aunt and uncle, Mike and Judy True for some garden stuff. Recent visitors of James and Inez King were their daughter, Judy Elber and grandchildren, Sarah, Han- nah and Caleb Elber, and Tabitha Judin, of Spurgeon. Jenny Collins had a cook- out on Labor day with all of her family attending and bringing food in. On Wednesday and Friday, Jen- ny and one of her grand- daughters, went to Evans- ville. On Wednesday, Mis- ti Collins took her shopping and on Friday her grand- daughter, Rachel Collins and her friend Jessie also went shopping. Jim Elliott, his sister, Cassie Budden and nephew, David Elliot went out to din- ner at Gilbert's in Vincennes on Friday. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley met her brother and his wife, John and Carolyn Ken- field at a restaurant and had a real good visit. On Sun- day, Rick and Nancy went to Vincennes for breakfast and then they went grocery shopping. FaLL FestiVaL at bLue jeans center The Blue Jeans Communi- ty Center is hosting its Fall Festival from September 18 - 21 at the Blue Jeans Commu- nity Center. Every day there is something different going on. Thursday a dinner and the Queen and Little Mister contests. Friday a spaghetti dinner and then the Rodney Watts concert. More next week. reLay For LiFe dinner There will be a BBQ din- ner fundraiser for a Relay for Life team on Friday, Sept. 19 from 4-7 p.m. CST before the Gibson Southern vs. Princeton football game on Relay for Life night. New lo- cation at the new Princeton High School cafeteria tharP, FaLLs and zimmerman reunion The Tharp, Falls and Zim- merman reunion will be Sep- tember 20 at Lafayette Park in Princeton, Shelter House # 4 starting at noon with a carry-in dinner. Meat, sil- verware and drinks will be furnished. Bring a covered dish, and all family and friends are invited. remember in Prayer Evelyne McClure, Hazel Pauley, Joy Ott, Casey High- tower, Tex Simmons, Sam Jones and Chad Tharp. to submit items If you have news for the paper, you can always call me at 812-354-6502 or 812- 766 -3498 or email me at pikepersonals@wildblue. net or mail it to me at 7438 W. State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640. mocha PumPkin seeds By Monica Sinclair Have you ever wanted a crunchy snack but there wasn't anything in the house that would cut it? Well, this week, I found a recipe that will not only satisfy the crunch factor but is healthy as it provides a quarter of a woman's daily magnesium requirement in just a ¼ cup of this delicious snack. Why is magnesium important? It helps your bones absorb calcium, therefore, reducing the risk for osteoporosis. Enjoy and be healthy! Source: Taste of Home Magazine (Sept./Oct. 2014) INGREDIENTS YOU'LL NEED: COOKING DIRECTIONS: 6 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons baking cocoa 1 egg white 1 tablespoon instant coffee granules 2 cups salted shelled pumpkin seeds 1. Preheat oven to 325°. Place sugar, cocoa and coffee granules in a small food processor; cover and pulse until finely ground. 2. In a bowl, whisk egg white until frothy. Stir in pump- kin seeds. 3. Sprinkle with sugar mixture; toss to coat evenly. Spread in a single layer in a parchment paper-lined 15x10x1-in. baking pan. 4. Bake 20 -25 minutes or until dry and no longer sticky, stirring every 10 minutes. 5. Cool completely in pan. Store in an airtight con- tainer. Meals in Monica's Minutes LIKE OUR FACEBOOK PAGE Care to comment? Visit us on Facebook: www.face- book.com/mealsinminutes, mail to Monica's Meals in Minutes, PO Box 68, Petersburg, IN 47567 or email to monicasmealsinminutes@pressdispatch.net. Wednesday, September 10 • First drunk driving arrest (1897) • New York City parade honors World War I veter- ans (1919) Thursday, September 11 • Attack on America (2001) • The Battle of Brandywine begins (1777) Friday, September 12 • Lascaux cave paintings discovered (1940) • New floating bridge opens in Seattle; I-90 stretches from coast to coast (1993) Saturday, September 13 • Key pens Star-Spangled Banner (1814) • Oprah gives away nearly 300 new cars (2004) Sunday, September 14 • McKinley dies of infection from gunshot wounds (1901) • Soviet probe reaches the moon (1959) Monday, September 15 • Ali defeats Spinks to win world heavyweight cham- pionship (1978) • Confederates capture Harpers Ferry (1862) Tuesday, September 16 • Gandhi begins fast in protest of caste separation (1932) • Mayflower departs England (1620) Source: History.com this week in history hoLidays this week September 10 —Sewing Machine Day September 11—9/11 Remembrance Day September 12—Chocolate Milkshake Day September 13—National Peanut Day September 14—National Cream-Filled Donut Day September 15 —Make a Hat Day September 16 —Step Family Day Source: HolidayInsights.com Good Samaritan Hospital is pleased to announce the addition of Neil Jariwala, M.D. to its medical staff. Dr. Jariwala specializes in Adult and Geriatric Psychiatry. D Dr. Jariwala earned his medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in Portsmouth, Dominica and completed his residency at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. I In his free time, Dr. Jariwala enjoys spending time with his wife, Vartika, watching sports and traveling. Personals D-6 Wednesday, September 10, 2014 The Press-Dispatch