The Press-Dispatch
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C-8 Wednesday, April 18, 2012 Sweets Column brightly lit and decorated stage to celebrate with all our stars who will soon have a birth- day or anniversa- ry in the week of April 19-25, now don't be shy and come on up onto the stage and take a bow. Pamela Meyer Hi and welcome to the By Barbara Sweet The Press-Dispatch with the proceeds going to the top three winners. Lit- tle kids mushroom hunt and prizes for kids up to 11 years old. They must find wood shaped mushroom that are hidden. Plus, David Williams who carves wood- en mushrooms will be there. John Gayhart on April 19 will turn 62 years old; Sky-Lynn Travis on April 19 will turn 10 years old; Dar- rell Meyer on April 20 will turn 60 years old; Joshua Virden on April 20 will turn 33 years old; Debbie mey- er on April 21 will turn 54 years old; Avery Atkins on April 21 will turn 7 years old; Kaeda Boyles on April 22 will turn 23 years old; Brian Kinman on April 22 will turn 49 years old; Kay- la Willis on April 24 will turn 18 years old; Daniel Grubb on April 24; Dustin Tuell on April 25 will turn 7 years old; Betty Sullivan on April 25. Michael and Kathleen King on April 19 will cele- brate 27 years of wedded bliss; Frank and Rachael Heuring on April 22 will cel- ebrate 62 years of wedding bliss; Dan and Amy Carnah- an on April 24 will celebrate 13 years of wedded bliss. May your day be a great day and may all your wish- es come true throughout the years to come. Keep in your hearts all sticker from Main Street Market—that's what's win- ning so far. April 23—Culpepper and has a picture of a nine inch mush- room and a weight Merriweather Circus at Winslow Sports Field and Park behind the Elementa- ry School with two shows at 5 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are selling for $6 per child, $9 for adults, at The Trading Post and Outfitters Station in Winslow, Circle A in Ot- well, Petersburg Hardware, German American Banks in Pike County. April 23—Winslow Town Hall meeting 7 p.m.; April 24—Winslow Beautification Committeew 6:30, Winslow Economic and Development 7:30 at the Community Cen- ter; April 28—Winslow Ball League Parade, starting of games will follow, sign ups can still be by contacting Dan Carnahan 789-9410. Games will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays after the opening day; May 1—Leo Club meets at 7 at Winslow Fire Station; May 5—Poe- hlein Spring Bass Tourney. Winslow Senior Citizens meet at Community Center on Monday and Tuesday. No postcards received this week. Have you ever had an an- imal escape or it was curi- ous to see what was on the other side of the fence (so to say)? Well in the Logtown area and part of Ayrshire "Swamp Dog" got loose and with the help of friends and neighbors he was cornered in a field and now "Swamp Dog" the Shetland Pony is back home. I have never lassoed an animal before until last Monday I had the pleasure of doing so to a potbellied pig who I guess didn't know what a lasso could do to him. It only took one try to ease the lasso over his head and then he was introduced to his new home at Tim and Jeannette's house. Last Thursday I got to attend a PTO gathering at Ferdinand Elementary where K-third grades per- formed several songs they have learned this year, and all the children had loads of fun with the actions that ac- companied the music. Ky- ana's Kindergarten class sang three songs about an alligator and some mon- keys, and at the end all the grades sang some songs to- gether. We saw their art- work in the hall. Schools will soon have the purple and white are holding on. The rose bush- es are blooming, but not in full bloom yet. Vernon, Norm and I took their last day until the new school year in August, so kids have a fun time and learn all you can for your future. Turkey season starts a drive out of state to Mt. Carmel, IL to eat some Mex- ican food. Take it easy and don't soon, so to the hunters, I hope you all get that big "Tom" and be very careful out there in the woods and stay safe. The closing of the rail- road tracks south of Win- slow on Hwy. 61 has been changed until June 4 which will help the school buses. I heard we won't have any overwork your muscles too much since spring is here and it's time to set out those vegetable plants, in that gar- den spot that has to be tilled. The temperatures have been comfortable and the rain isn't up to the amount we should have, but we did get some. As the lights begin to dim more frost until autumn so I put some potted plants out- side on the porch. The Iris's are still blooming with the light purple and pink, but WE'VE EXPANDED OUR SERVICES! • Expanded Work Crews • & • More Service Trucks • All to provide our customers with a faster response time! our stars in the hospital, nursing home, or at home for many reasons like: Len- don Toms, Charlie and Vir- ginia Norrick, Irene Mc- Donald, Kay Drury, Margie Hart, Janice Sucech, Betty Sullivan, Kathy Aldridge, Charlie Crane, Dagmar Brossman, Sylvia Wheel- er, Teresa Nicholson, Delo- res Hensley, George Vird- en, Connie Tiberand, many who are being tested to see what the problem is, many who suffer with allergies of the seasons, and all who have those everyday aches and pains. May all our stars feel bet- Our Services GE Tree Service is a full-service company that provides ter soon and be back with those who love you so very much. 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