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C-6 Personals Wednesday, August 19, 2015 The Press-Dispatch Personals By Judy True BIRTHDAYS Belated: Aug. 10 – Gary Watson. Aug. 16 – John Ford, Jr., Pam Muncy, Mike Johnson. Current: Aug. 20 – Lesley Schatz will be 42. Aug. 24 – Andrew Dill will be 16, Marleigh Wright will be 5. ANNIVERSARY John Jr. and Mary Ford celebrated their wedding an- niversary on August 8. WEEKLY TIDBITS Nancy Wheatley came home from the hospital and nursing home last Sunday. Robin White and Kay Re- neer went to visit Kay's moth- er Beulah White at Gibson General last Friday. Then on Sunday, Beulah came to Sunday dinner with the fam- ily. Those attending dinner were Robin White and fam- ily, Mike and Jenna White and Kay Reneer. On Thursday, Tom and Jean Adams helped celebrate their daughter-in-law's birth- day at the Log Inn. Those at- tending were the guest of honor, Jennifer Adams and husband Tommy and their children Makenzie, Hunter and Christian; Dan and Me- gan Doerner and their two children Brantley and Em- alyn. Tim Schnapf had surgery on his back on Tuesday af- ternoon at St. Mary's Medi- cal Center in Evansville. He was released to come home on Friday. Jeff Ford went to Albu- querque, New Mexico to visit his nephew, Elliott Ford last week. Theresa Blackburn Love- less was in Indianapolis on Wednesday to see a doctor. There were 67 Hoosier Homestead Awards given to families of Indiana and of those the Lane family farm of Knox County was award- ed one. Those attending the ceremony were Dessie and Jim Sherman, of Princeton; Byron and Shari Sherman, of Newburgh; Jacki and Ben Faulkenstein, of Indianapo- lis; Denny Sherman, of Ha- zleton; and Dale and Sue Leffler, of Oakland City. This was the home place of Dessie Sherman. Sue Ellen Parker and Mar- sha Richardson, of Prince- ton, went to supper Thurs- day night at a local restau- rant. On Friday, Sue Ellen went to lunch with Linda and Richard Carey, of Pe- tersburg at a restaurant in Princeton. Linda was a cous- in to Sue Ellen's late hus- band, Don E. Parker. Barbara Potts visited her mom Vera Potts on Wednes- day. Hazel Pauley went to Broadway Christian Church's senior citizen lun- cheon. Her son Larry Pauley helped cook. A fter the lun- cheon, Hazel went to RiverO- aks to visit her friend Tex Simmons and several others. Last Sunday, Mike and Tish Johnson visited with her mother Rita McGuyer. On Wednesday, Rita Mc- Guyer and her friend Net- tie went to Hansen, Ky. to do some shopping. Then they went to Madisonville to have lunch. A fter lunch, they went to Dunmore, Ky. to visit Rita's brother-in-law and family and niece, Gayle Post. On Thursday, Rita had lunch with Carrie and Fran in Petersburg. Rita also said that gas pric- es were $2.99 in Kentucky and she came back to Princ- eton where they were $2.32 at Swifty's on Thursday. To end her week, Rita and some friends, Barb Mantta, Rhon- da and Sandy Englebrecht went to the Princeton The- ater to see the play Gypsy. Walt and Marcella Robb had breakfast at the Union Store on Thursday. From there, they went grocery shopping before returning home for the day. Audrene Cook went to the hospital last week. The weather was causing her problems with her asthma and breathing. Marie Tolbert and Bever- ly Belcher went over to clean the Hazleton Community Center on Thursday. On Thursday, August 13, Brigette Chamness celebrat- ed her 71st birthday. Her old- est son Mike Chamness and friends Valerie Eversoll and Logan Chamness celebrated with dinner at a restaurant in Washington. On Thursday at the Bun- ker Hill Baptist Church, Bet- ty Jo and Charlie Wright at- tended services. Betty's brother Bob Dick, of Moores- ville, is going to share mow- ing the family cemetery with Charlie. Jennifer Cutsinger visit- ed with her family over the weekend. At the Wendy's round-ta- ble recently, Princeton city Mayor Bob Hurst stopped by to visit. Joe and Lisa Thompson also stopped by for a chat. Rhea Pea has been visit- ing with her parents Joe and Bette Coomer. She went with her father Joe to attend the Pathway Family Farms lun- cheon and learn the new rules for landowners. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins had company for dinner on Tuesday evening. Frances Harris, the wife of their late Pastor and Rosy Quick enjoyed dinner and great conversation. Sally Turner, of Owens- ville, visited with Sharon Rumble on Sunday. Theresa Blackburn Love- less and Sharon Byrnes went to Golden Living Nursing Home on Tuesday to play bingo with friends. From there, they went to Oakland City driving around and then to Sugar Ridge. They came back through Campbell- town before returning home. Sherri Blackburn Lange and Rosemary Like visited with Theresa earlier on Tuesday. Janie Arnold's company this past week was her hus- band, Junior Arnold. Jennie Collins and her granddaughter, Misti Col- lins, went to Princeton to get their hair cut and styled. James and Inez King en- joyed a visit from their daughter Judy Elber and granddaughter Sarah last week. On Sunday, Kay Reneer, Mike and Jenna White and Robin White and family en- joyed Beulah White coming for dinner. Later that after- noon, Beulah enjoyed more visitors at the hospital, Trac- ey Taylor and Jett Kendrick. On Wednesday, Lou and Marilyn Gaston visited with Kay Reneer. SUE ELLEN BARTON'S NEWS Last Wednesday, Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton went to the Red Skelton Muse- um of American Comedy in Vincennes. They want- ed to see the opening ser- vice, the Mayberry Dedi- cation representing "Tied up in Knotts." Comedy per- formance featured David Browning as Don Knotts, who portrayed Barney Fife on the Andy Griffith Show. They were also able to meet Karen Knotts, the daugh- ter of Don, who was present and gave a great story on her dad's life. Derek Barton went to the State Fair where he played in the Pioneer Village. Every year, he attends the fair over the weekend and returns Sunday evening so he can teach school Monday morn- ing in Ft. Branch. LUELLA'S NEWS Luella White returned home after a one-day trip with Lifestyle Tours at Der- by Dinner Playhouse with her daughters, Nina Holder- baugh and Sharon Williams. They saw the play Peter Pan. Nina Holderbaugh and Sharon Williams visited Lu- ella last week and brought a spaghetti meal. They did Lu- ella's laundry and had a nice evening visiting together. RUTH'S NEWS Lucy McKannan ate lunch with Ruth Morrison on Fri- day. Debbie Alexander went shopping for Ruth on Satur- day afternoon. Lucy McKannan and An- drew Dill attended Austin Dill's ballgame on Saturday, Aug. 8, at Southside Park in Princeton. Next week's game will be in Evansville. On Sunday, Ruth Mor- rison had lunch with Lucy McKannan, C.J. Kenoyer and her sisters-in-law, Han- nah and Olivia Kenoyer and Todd and Audrey Morrison. On Monday, Lucy McK- annan and Beth Sturgeon had doctor's appointments and went out to eat after- wards. Ruth had a doctor's appointment on Tuesday in Vincennes. Wanda Reneer had knee surgery on Wednesday, Aug. 12, in Evansville. Karen Meadows had a doctor's appointment on Thursday, Aug. 13. Ron Morrison mowed for Ruth on Tuesday. Jackie Gourley spent the weekend in Vincennes with her son, Kevin Black and family. SUBMIT ITEMS If you'd like to see your news and events in the Per- sonals Column, call Judy at 812-354-6502 or email your notes to pikepersonals@ wildblue.net. We'd love to hear from you and share your happenings. Quick as a Click! Submit your classified advertising by e-mail It's easy Submit your classi ed ad along with your name and phone number to: classi eds@pressdispatch.net Wednesday, August 19 • First race is held at Indianapolis Motor Speedway (1909) • USS Constitution earns its name "Old Ironsides" (1812) Thursday, August 20 • First around-the-world telegram sent, 66 years be- fore Voyater II launch (1911) • The Menendez brothers murder their parents (1989) Friday, August 21 • Hawaii becomes 50th state (1959) • Theft of Mona Lisa is discovered (1911) Saturday, August 22 • Althea Gibson becomes first A frican-American on U.S. tennis tour (1950) • Redcoats land at Long Island (1776) Sunday, August 23 • Fannie Farmer opens cooking school (1902) • Pete Rose gets booted from baseball (1989) Monday, August 24 • Vesuvius erupts (79) • British troops set fire to the White House (1814) Tuesday, August 25 • Englishman swims the Channel (1875) • "The Wizard of Oz" debuts (1939) Source: History.com HOLIDAYS THIS WEEK August 19—Aviation Day August 20—National Radio Day August 21—Senior Citizen's Day August 22—Be an Angel Day August 23—Ride the Wind Day August 24—Vesuvius Day August 25—Kiss and Make Up Day Source: HolidayInsights.com THIS WEEK IN HISTORY LIKE THE MMiM 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. CHICKEN CHIPOTLE CALZONES By Monica Sinclair I made a new recipe last week and it turned out really well. I will def- initely put it on my future recipes to make again list. It met all of my criteria for Monica's Meals in Min- utes, few ingredients, easy to pre- pare and short cooking time. You could even experiment and add other ingredients to it. Enjoy! Source: pillsbury.com INGREDIENTS YOU'LL NEED: 1 package (9 oz) refrigerated oven- roasted chicken breast, chopped (2 cups) 1 cup mixed spring greens ¼ cup shredded pepper Jack cheese (1 oz) 1/3 cup southwest chipotle dressing 1 can Pillsbury™ refrigerated classic pizza crust 1 teaspoon Watkins™ Sesame Seed MEALS IN Monica's MINUTES 1. Heat oven to 425°F. Line large cookie sheet with Reynolds® Parchment Paper. In large bowl, toss chicken, greens, cheese and dressing. 2. Unroll dough on work surface; press into 12x10 - inch rectangle. With pizza cutter or knife, cut in- to 4 (6x5 -inch) rectangles. Spoon rounded 1/2 cup chicken mixture onto half of each rectangle, spreading to within 1/2 inch of edge. 3. Fold dough in half over filling; press edges firm- ly with fork to seal. Place on cookie sheet. Sprin- kle 1/4 teaspoon sesame seed over each calzone. 4. Bake 9 to 13 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm with additional dressing for dipping, if de- sired. COOKING DIRECTIONS: