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C-10 Personals Wednesday, December 16, 2015 The Press-Dispatch Personals 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 By Judy True BIRTHDAYS Dec. 8 – Rick Wheatley celebrated. Dec. 14 – Jennifer Meade, and Becky Beadles. Dec. 15 – Derek Barton and Cindy Petty. Dec. 16 – Carol Houghtal- ing Taylor. Dec. 17 – Peyton Robin- son will be 15, Annette Cox will be 46, Evelyn Dick and Jane Harvey. WEEKLY TIDBITS Luella White went to her daughter Sharon Williams' home on Friday and got her hair done before heading to lunch with her other daugh- ter Nina Holderbaugh. A f- terwards, Luella went shop- ping. Tom and Jean Adams, along with their daughter and son-in-law, Derek and Meredith Bysarovich and Derek's Mom, Darlene Har- ris, attended the Princeton Community Christmas Con- cert. Tom and Jean's grand- son, Adam Bysarovich was in the performance and even had a solo. It was his first concert and they were real- ly proud of him. Rick Salm visited with his cousin, Mike True last Sat- urday morning while Mike was a patient at Deaconess Gateway in Newburgh. Audrene Mercer Cook, of Hazleton, went to the doctor and grocery store on Satur- day in Vincennes. Betty Brackin and Sue Lewis went to the Union store for dinner on Friday evening. Dessi Waple visited her uncle, Mike True on Wednesday. While visiting, Dessi cut Mike's hair before he was moved to RiverOaks Health Campus in Princeton on Friday. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went to the doc- tor's office on Tuesday and Thursday in Vincennes. On Thursday, they went to din- ner with their son Dave and grandson Skylar. A fter din- ner, Betty Jo talked to their daughter, Charlene in Flor- ida. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton went to Buster Mc- Candless' benefit on Mon- day evening. They were joined by their son Derek Barton for dinner. On Wednesday, Marylee and Denver Sullivan went to Vincennes for a doctor's ap- pointment. On Thursday, Marylee Sullivan volunteered with the Clothe-A-Child Minis- try and helped a local six- year-old girl. Kay Reneer and her broth- er, Mike White and her granddaughter, Dezi Kerns went to visit Beulah White at Gibson General Hospital last Saturday. Last Sunday, Kay Reneer celebrated her 65th birthday with a cookout. Family and friends were served cake and had a great time. Joeldon and Jennifer Waple went to a dinner dance over the weekend in Evansville. On Wednesday, Rita Mc- Guyer went to the doctor and got a good report. Her COPD is much better. A f- terwards, she went to the bowling alley in Prince- ton to visit with friends. On Saturday, Mandy McGuyer and her children went with her mother-in-law, Rita Mc- Guyer Christmas shopping. On Thursday, Kendal Jew- el played on the Vincennes Lincoln girl's basketball team and her grandmother, Rita McGuyer was there to watch. Mary Alice Wagner, of Carmel, spent a week vis- iting with family before Christmas. Marie Tolbert went to vis- it Maxine Tolbert at Gibson General in Princeton last week. Theresa Blackburn Love- less and Sherri Blackburn both had doctor's appoint- ment in Evansville on Thurs- day. A fterwards, they went out to eat and to do some shopping. Sherri and Rickard Kin- ney went to their Club dance and dinner in Evansville on Saturday evening. WANDA ROWLAND'S NEWS Wayne and I have been kept busy going to basket- ball games, now that the basketball season has be- gun. Between going to Ju- nior Varsity, Varsity, Wood Memorial girls' games, and Oakland City University women and men's games, we went to seven games from Thursday through Saturday last week. This week is just as busy. We love the sport, but we also go to support Hannah with cheer and the 3-Point Sponsors at Oakland City University. In between those games, we watch IU play on T V. We sure keep busy! On Dec. 14, Hunter Row- land will be 20 years old! We will try to make a time to cel- ebrate his birthday, but it is hard with his schedule. We are so blessed to have such great-grandkids and great- grandkids! God has blessed us so much. Our prayer is that we can help others re- ceive a blessing, too. One of our church mem- bers sent me a text about a family she wants to help. A mother is struggling to make a life with her two-year-old and is having a hard time. She asked if we thought the church could help. Of course, Pastor Wayne and I both said, "Yes! " God gives us all so much, it is our du- ty and pleasure to help oth- ers that do not have as much. It's is a joy to find people that want to help others. We think of our own wants too much, it is time we set about the task that God has for us. Jesus said the well do not need a doctor, it is those that are sin sick, and in need that need Him and us. We are the hands of God that can do for others. I pray that we will be that blessing that so ma- ny need at this time of our Lord's birth! Esther Pancake has been sick recently, but is now on the road to recovery. The Union Volunteer Fire Department had a work day and carry-in lunch on Sat- urday. CARD SHOWER FOR WALT ROBB A fter being placed on hos- pice, Walt Robb continues to improve. He and Marcel- la are both doing well. Walt would enjoy receiving get- well wishes and cards of cheer. His address is: 2510 E. State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640. CARD SHOWER FOR BETTY SMITH Betty Smith, of Princeton, marks her 97th birthday on Dec. 22. Her family invites friends to send cards to her in care of RiverOaks Health Campus Assisted Living Center. The address is: Bet- ty Smith, Room 409, RiverO- aks Health Campus Assist- ed Living, 1244 S. Vail St., Princeton, IN 47670. RECENT ITEMS Betty Cain enjoyed visit- ing with her sister, Margie Shouse recently in Madison- ville, Ky. They spent a week together. Lorabell Cox had her gall- bladder removed on Thurs- day. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright attended church and choir practice on Thursday evening at Bunker Hill Bap- tist Church in Vincennes. Mike True was moved from Deaconess Gateway Hospital to River Oaks Health Campus in Prince- ton on Friday afternoon. Jennifer Waple and her sister-in-law Dessi Waple went Christmas shopping on Saturday. Steve and Cindy Williams and family went to Evans- ville over the weekend to do some Christmas shopping. Dwight and Rick Collins visit their mother Jenny Col- lins every morning for cof- fee. Jenny's granddaughter, Rachel, took her shopping in Evansville on Tuesday. Leon and Alice Whitting- ton went to a doctor's ap- pointment on Thursday. Le- on got a good report before they both did some shop- ping. On Friday, Leon and Alice Whittington went to Prince- ton to buy a rug. A fter tak- ing the rug home, they re- turned to Princeton to do more shopping. On Saturday, Leon Whit- tington went to the Lady Ti- ger's basketball game at Ti- ger arena. Rick Wheatley celebrated his birthday on Tuesday. His wife Nancy took him out to dinner at a restaurant in Vin- cennes. Esther Pancake and a friend went to Corydon to listen to the music over the weekend. Maggie Armstrong went to visit her dad Mike True at RiverOaks Health Campus on Saturday morning. Mag- gie took Mike's miniature dachshund Lily with her to visit him and the other resi- dents there. Dessi Waple and son Ty- lan spent the day with her mother and stepfather, Sher- ri and Richard Kinney's at their home. They enjoyed supper together and open- ing presents. Sue Ellen Barton and son Derek were invited to sing Christmas songs at the Gib- son County Art Guild's holi- day party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Krishna in Princ- eton on Thursday evening. Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton attended the Littles Gen- eral Baptist Church Cantata on Saturday evening. SUBMIT ITEMS If you'd like to see your news and events in the Per- sonal's 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. 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. ORANGE JELLY By Monica Sinclair As I promised last week, I am providing you with a recipe for homemade gifts in order to help save money and to give items that have a lot more than monetary value. I actually used this recipe this week and it turned out great. My husband has already finished off one jar and the other ones are being given as gifts. I bought more ingredients this week to make more for my husband. There are only four in- gredients and it only takes about 10 minutes to mix up and pour into the jars. Enjoy! P.S. In parenthesis I have included the ingredients needed to make this recipe without sugar. However, be aware that doing it that way will only give you four jars of jelly instead of six. Source: Tasteof home.com INGREDIENTS YOU'LL NEED: 2-1/3 cups water 1 can (12 ounces) frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed 1 package (1-3/4 ounces) powdered fruit pectin (low sugar or no sugar needed pectin) 4-1/2 cups sugar (Splenda) MEALS IN Monica's MINUTES 1. Rinse six 1-cup plastic containers and lids with boil- ing water. Dry thoroughly. In a Dutch oven or large stockpot, combine water, orange juice concentrate and pectin. Cook and stir until mixture comes to a full rolling boil. Add sugar; return to a full rolling boil. Boil for 2 minutes, stirring constantly. 2. Remove from heat; skim off foam if necessary. Im- mediately fill all containers to within 1/2 in. of tops. Wipe off top edges of containers; cool to room tem- perature, about 1 hour. Cover and let stand over- night or until set, but no longer than 24 hours. 3. Jelly is now ready to use. Refrigerate up to 3 weeks or freeze up to 1 year. Thaw frozen jelly in refrig- erator before serving. Yield: 6 cups. COOKING DIRECTIONS: Wednesday, December 16 • The Boston Tea Party (1773) • Battle of the Bulge begins (1944) Thursday, December 17 • First airplane flies (1903) • "A Christmas Carol" is published (1843) Friday, December 18 • Mayflower docks at Plymouth Harbor (1620) • Slavery abolished in America (1865) Saturday, December 19 • President Clinton impeached (1998) • Thomas Paine publishes "American Crisis" (1776) Sunday, December 20 • Elvis Presley is drafted (1957) • Berlin Wall opened for first time (1963) Monday, December 21 • Pan Am Flight 103 explodes over Scotloand (1988) • Apollo 8 departs for moon's orbit (1968) Tuesday, December 22 • First gorilla born in captivity (1956) • Continental Congress creates a Continental Navy (1775) Wednesday, December 23 • Van Gogh chops off ear (1888) • George Washington resigns as commander in chief (1783) Source: History.com HOLIDAYS THIS WEEK December 16: National Chocolate Covered Anything Day December 17: National Maple Syrup Day December 18: Bake Cookies Day December 19: Oatmeal Muffin Day December 20: Go Caroling Day December 21: Look on the Bright Side Day December 22: National Date Nut Bread Day Source: HolidayInsights.com THIS WEEK IN HISTORY 2001 E. 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