The Press-Dispatch
Issue link: https://www.ifoldsflip.com/i/61487
Sweet's column C-8 Wednesday, April 11, 2012 brightly lit and decorated stage to celebrate with all our stars who will soon have a birthday or anniversary in the week of April 12-18. Don't be shy and come on Hi and welcome to the By Barbara Sweet up onto the stage and take a bow. We welcome Kyler Lou- is Cottingham who was born April 2, weighing 7 lbs. and 4 ozs. Kyler is Sara and Jer- rod's firstborn. His grand- parents are Rus- sell and Dale Ep- ley of Winslow. Birthdays are children and the family rel- atives, remember the good times and all the memories of Bugsy and share then with each other. Events coming up in Win- Madysen Ann He- gedus on April 13 will turn 10 years old; Stacy Holm- es on April 14 will turn 37 years old; Courtney Tuell on April 15 will turn nine years old; April Chess- er Mason on April 15; Aman- da Meyer on April 16 will turn 20 years old; Michael Boyles on April 16 will turn 24 years old; Kyle Hartley on April 16; Ashley Atkins on April 17 will turn 28 years old; Terry Nichols on April 17; Kelly Meyer on April 18 will turn 50 years old; Lano- ra Kelley on April 18 will turn 71 years old; Jessica Sasser on April 18. Benny and Lanora Kel- ley will celebrate 21 years of wedded bliss on April 13. May all our stars have a great day and may all their wishes come true through- out the year to come. Keep in your heart all our slow and the surrounding ar- eas: April 17—Leo Club at 7 at the Winslow Fire Sta- tion; April 19—Winslow Li- ons Club at 7 at The Trading Post; April 21—Winslow Li- ons Club Morel Mushroom contest at Winslow River- side Park from 9 a.m. -4 p.m. and entry fee is $5, the money will go to the three winners: 1. Big- gest single mo- rel mushroom; 2. Most morel mush- rooms by weight; 3. Smallest morel mushroom. Garden Days at Ferdinand; April 23—Winslow Town Hall meeting 7; Culpepper and Meriweather Circus in Winslow at the Sports Field with two shows—one at 5:30 and 7 p.m.; April 24—Win- slow Beautification 6:30, Winslow Economic and De- velopment 7:30 at the Com- munity Center; April 28— Winslow Little League Pa- rade at 10 a.m. and the start of ballgames. To still sign up, contact Dan Carnah- an at 789-9410. Games will be played on Tuesday and Thursday. Winslow Senior Citizens April 20-22—Herb and stars who are in the hos- pital, nursing home, or at home for many reasons like Janice Sucech who was in the hospital a few days suf- fering from pneumonia, but she is home now; Robert Le- mond is in the hospital suf- fering from a heart attack and pneumonia; Travis Mc- Candless, Kay Drury, Char- lie and Virginia Norrick, Irene McDonald, my moth- er, Mildred Virden, Teresa Nicholson, George Virden, Charlie Crane, Lloyd Camp- bell, Deby Dillman, Katy Al- dridge, Betty Sullivan, Con- nie Tiberand, many who suf- fer with seasonal allergies or colds. May all our stars feel bet- ter soon and be back with your loved ones and friends who are concerned for your wellness. We are saddened to hear that Bugsy Gayhart passed away last week, he was 64 years old. To Carol and the meet on Monday and Tues- day at the Community Cen- ter. that has an aerial view of the laid-back ambience of "Old-Time Florida" in Port St. Joe, known for its Gulf and Bay fishing, ecotours, shelling, snorkeling, and beaches. The caption read "Greetings from Port St. Joe, FL." The back of the card read: Dear Sweets: "Spring break in Port St. Joe, FL. Making family memories and enjoying the We got postcard #538 The Press-Dispatch absolutely beautiful weath- er." Set, Angie, Jordan and Emily Yates, Valarie White and Xavier, Ashtan Clark, Jennifer Aberle, Marcia Burgdorf. First of all, thanks for the #538 postcard from St. Joe, FL and making family mem- ories is maybe the greatest part of spring break. Have loads of fun. Kyana and I planted some pansies in a flower pot and more plants can still join the growing time together. The pansies have different colors. Saturday morning, the three of us went to the Eas- ter egg hunt at the Winslow Ball Field and Kyana came home with some eggs and she met another egg hunt- er and they had a good time together. Kyana had a personal egg hunt on Easter Sunday and won some prize money. Correction: Mike and Lu- cy Gamble celebrated 43 years of wedded bliss—I goofed! Kyana, Norm and I roast- ed hotdogs and marshmal- lows on a pile of tree limbs in the relaxing spring weather. A little frost was scat- Krahl honored tered in different areas but I still think our last frost isn't here yet, but I could be wrong! I hope your week ahead is just the right weather that you want for that project of yours. The trees are in full color and the helicopters off the oak trees have fallen. I heard the tulips are in bloom and the flowering trees are gorgeous. Some of the Iris flowers are pur- ple and white and the rose- bushes have too many buds to count. How is your part of town looking? As the lights begin to dim for this week, slow down and enjoy the little things in life and always smile, wave, and say hi to every- one this week. Delta at Ivy Tech on March 23. He is a student of Business and is a gradu- ate of Mt.Vernon Senior High School. Fred is the son of German and History teacher Fritz Krahl of Pike Central High School. Saturday, April 21 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. or until sold out 601 Walnut St., Petersburg (Former NAPA Building) Assorted colors in 1 Gallon Containers $10 Each or 3 For $25 Azalea Path Free Entry Pass to with purchase of 3 Sponsored by Pike County Chamber of Commerce PRONTO it's the paper, No more waiting for the mail! Just log on and get the news you want. You don't even have to get out of your PJs. SIGN UP TODAY Just $4 per year additional to current paper edition subscribers or $34 per year for NETedtion only.* pressdispatch.net/edition netedition Web, Smartphone, Tablet *Introductory Rate through May 4, 2012. Regular price $5 per year for add-on, $35 per year for NETedition only. Try it FREE, go to pressdispatch.net/edition Azalea Plant Sale Frederick C. Krahl was inducted into the honors society of Kappa Beta netedition