The Press-Dispatch
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C-8 Wednesday, March 28, 2012 The Press-Dispatch Sweet's column brightly lit and decorated stage to celebrate with our stars who will soon have a birthday or anniversary in the week of March 29 to April 4. Now don't be shy and come on up onto the stage and take a bow. Amy Carnahan on March Hi and welcome to the By Barbara Sweet are suffering with a cold or allergies and then all who have those everyday aches and pains of life. May all our stars feel bet- ter real soon and be back with their loved ones who are concerned about their welfare. Events coming up in Win- founder of Girl Scouts of the United States to the Pike County Library. They also donated copies of the same book to all three elementary schools for their libraries. Pictured are Emily Brasher (Cadette), Tosha Smith (Junior), Rya Graves (Daisy), Aubrey Smith (Brownie), and Lillian Gough (Cadette) with Ellen Brasher (Pike County Service Unit Chairman) presenting the books to Librarian, Ginger Rogers. Girl Scouts donated books to librarian Pike County Girl Scouts donated two books about Juliette Gordon Low, 29 will turn 39 years old; Hubie Barrett on March 29 will turn 55 years old; Lorrin Meyer on March 30 will turn 26 years old; Kay Meyer on March 30 will turn 60 years old; Telynn McCandless on March 30 will turn two years old; Ro- berta Meyer on March 31 will turn 55 years old. Larry Smith on April 1 will turn 31 years old; Stacy Russell on April 1; Jonathon Ice on April 1 will turn five years old; Shirley Schum on April 1; Melissa Stokes on April 1 will turn 33 years old; Ashley Maxfield on April 1; Larry Meyer on April 2 will turn 56 years old; Mary Gay- hart on April 3 will turn 20 years old; John Vinnedge on April 4 will turn 42 years old; Botsy Woolsey on April 4 will turn 61 years old;. Sunny and Kathy Hartley on March 30 will celebrate 38 years of wedded bliss; Spc. Dustin and Catherine Dove on March 31 will cel- ebrate six years of wedded bliss; Jerry and Becky Gris- som on April 2 will celebrate two years of wedded bliss; Robert and Linda Harp on April 4 will celebrate 25 years of wedded bliss. May all our stars have a Grace Kays, Jillian Bailey and Hailee Austin; middle row: Reygan Fenwick, Grace Brandle, Autumn Fulps, Madalyn Lamey, Shelby Ridao, Kasondra Austin, Madyson Satterfield and Kaila Lamey; back row: Mrs. Dana Hughes, Emma Rainey, Taylor Lamey, MaKenna Goins, Chloe Roy, Sophie Carnahan, Ellie Pancake and Mikayla Satterfield. Multi-Specialty Health Center Physician Listing Allergy/Immunology Mythili Gurram, MD, FACAAI Allergy & Asthma Associates of Tri-State Call (812) 473-7225 for an appointment. Cardiology Call The Heart Group at (866) 202-3141 for an appointment with one of the following: Christine Gest, MD Michael Neahring, MD, FACCP Umesh Jairath, MD, FACC Ear, Nose & Throat Call Tri-State ENT Surgeons at (812) 425-2646 for an appointment with one of the following: Chris Chacko MD Laura Finch, MD Gastroenterology Jason Samuel, MD scouts presented the school library with two books about Girl Scouts and the founder Juliette Low. The books were received by Dana Hughes, the school li- brarian. The Girl Scouts are from troops 296, 211 and 501 of Winslow. Pictured are front row: Felicity Kortea, Chesney Mathias, Athalee Loveless, Girl Scouts presented books to WES Library In honor of the 100th year celebration of Girl Scouts, Winslow Elementary our stars who are in the hospital, nursing home or at home for many reasons: Bot- sy Woolsey, Linda Daugh- erty, Arvle Wade, Irene Mc- Donald, Charlie and Virgin- ia Norrick, Lloyd Campbell, Kathy Aldridge, Anna- bel Richardson, Connie Ti- berand, Stacy Russell, De- loris Hensley, Jessie Hatt, Margie Hart, Lendon Toms, Dagmar Brossman, Teresa Nicholson, all our stars who great day and may all your wishes come true through- out the year to come. Keep in your hearts all Lions Club at 7 at The Trad- ing Post; April 6—Good Friday, Passover begins at sundown; April 8—Eas- ter Sunday; April 9—Win- slow Town Hall meeting at 7; April 10—Eskimo Din- ner Club at 6, Beautifica- tion 6:30, Economic and De- velopment 7:30, at the Com- munity Center; April 21— Winslow Lions Club Morel Mushroom Hunting contest from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at River- side Park. A $5 entry fee with the money going to the top three winners of the big- gest morel mushroom, most mushrooms by weight, and smallest morel mushroom. Winslow Senior Citizens slow and the surrounding ar- eas are: March 30-31—Flea market at Winslow Commu- nity Center from 8 a.m-4 p.m. Vendors are needed, $25 a ta- ble, contact Glen- na Russo at 812- 789-5287 if inter- ested; March 31— April Fool's Day and Palm Sun- day; April 3—Leo Club at 7 at Win- slow Fire Station; April 5—Winslow but if you have one for the collections send it to Sweets Column, Winslow, IN 47598. Last weekend Kyana went meet on Monday and Tues- day at the Winslow Commu- nity Center. No postcards this week bowling with her parents and Franics and Louie at Huntingburg. That night it was Glow in the Dark Bowl- ing. Kyana had a score of 80 and Louie's score was 100. Pike County Schools and the big city of Evansville last Saturday to get me a pair of glasses. I can now see what I thought I saw, but it's clearer. Happy anniversary Norm! Temperatures have Norm and I took a trip to dropped a little into the 70s after the last rain and storms went through last weekend. People all over the counties have brought out the mow- ers for the start of cutting of lawns. I have also seen rab- bits and eggs in many yards which tell us it's almost Eas- ter time and one yard has a tea cup and a rabbit. It's al- so a good time to set around the campfire with friends. I saw a lot more of our Winslow citizens this week- end and it's good to see everyone again, with the events coming up. I hope we see each other several more times in the future. The fruit trees have blooms on them and the rose bushes are going to be very pretty this year—the white with the yellow center daf- fodils are in bloom now with more flowers popping up and getting taller. The tulips are up and the different col- ors just pop out their beauty. As all our stars get ready for another week of work, school or if you are one of the few who just relaxes, I hope you make it your best day ever and don't let any- thing spoil what happiness you will receive. The lights are beginning to dim for this week, smile, wave and say hi to everyone you see this week. Friends are important! Pregnant... or think you are? • Free pregnancy testing • Free counseling and info. on pregnancy options. Ferdinand Schools are on Spring Break this week, and I overheard some kids are going fishing all week and some might go to Grandma's for a day. But whatever you all do this week, have lots of fun but try to stay safe and listen to rules that are set for your safety. Call:1-877-257-1084 or Locally Call: 1-812-354-2814 • Confi dential counseling for women & men who are suff ering from post-abortion syndrome. • Residential Care • Health and assistance referrals. • Training and education. • Assistance in getting baby and www.washingtonpregnancycenter.com maternity clothes washpcc@sbcglobal.net Looking for Convenient Specialty Care? Visit the Specialists at Gibson General's Multi-Specialty Health Center The Multi-Specialty Health Center at Gibson General Hospital brings medical specialists to the community so you can get the specialized care you need — close to home. Keep this calendar or call (812) 385-9296 to find out when the specialist you need will be seeing patients in April Gibson General Multi-Specialty Center Gibson General Hospital, Suite 2208 Monday 2 Dr. Holsworth Dr. Jairath Dr. Umali Call (812) 385-9296 for an appointment. Richard Walter, DO, Gastrointestinal Specialists Call (812) 882-2703 for an appointment. Gynecology Herman Reid III, MD, St. Mary's Physician Network Call (812) 753-5950 for an appointment. Psychology Call (812) 385-9264 for an appointment with one of the following: Thomas Holsworth, PhD, HSPP Melissa Umali, PsyD, HSPP Sleep Medicine Siddharth Jani, MD 16 Dr. Jairath Dr. Umali Call (812) 385-1705 for an appointment. Urology Phillip Gilson, MD, FACS, Urological Associates, Inc. Call (812) 473-1111 for an appointment. Centered Around You. Princeton, Indiana | www.gibsongeneral.com 23 Dr. Jairath Dr. Umali 9 Dr. Jairath Dr. Umali 3 April 2012 Tuesday Wednesday 4 Dr. Holsworth Dr. Walter Dr. Chacko Dr. Gurram Dr. Neahring Dr. Reid 10 Deaconess Con- cern Dr. Holsworth 11 Dr. Finch Dr. Gurram Dr. Neahring Dr. Reid 17 Dr. Holsworth Dr. Walter 24 Deaconess Con- cern Dr. Holsworth 18 Dr. Gurram Dr. Neahring Dr. Reid 25 Dr. Finch Dr. Gurram Dr. Neahring Dr. Reid 30 Dr. Jairath Dr. Umali Thursday 5 Dr. Samuel 6 Audibel Hearing Center Dr. Neahring Friday 12 Dr. Gilson Dr. Jani Dr. Samuel 19 Dr. Gilson Dr. Samuel 26 Dr. Gilson Dr. Samuel 13 Dr. Neahring 20 Audibel Hearing Center Dr. Neahring 27 Dr. Neahring