The Press-Dispatch
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It Pays to Own Orange C-8 Wednesday, May 16, 2012 Sweets Column brightly lit and decorated stage to celebrate with our stars who will soon have a birth- day or anniversa- ry in the week of May 17-23. Don't by shy and come on up onto the stage and take a bow. A belated birthday to Ca- mi Richardson who turned 29 years old on May 12; and Chey- enne McCandless on May 12 turned 14 years old. Jeffery Allen Perry, Mr. on Hi and welcome to the By Barbara Sweet card and "no" I can't see me jumping but there are some here in town that would just do that kind of adventure. My question is, did you jump off this bridge? Anyone that Janie Tormohlen. First, thanks for the post- The Press-Dispatch Jasper Middle School. Mon- day was Hat Day, Tuesday was Mismatch Day, Wednes- day was Crazy Sock and Cra- zy Hair Day, Thursday was Pajama Day, and Friday was Purple Day. At the last recess everyday they could purchase a popcicle for a quarter. The kids must have had lots of fun because Kyana couldn't wait for the next day to arrive. Last Tuesday I did the vot- Column, Winslow, IN 47598. Kyana's school had a week will turn 26 years old; Spc. Dustin Dove on May 20 will turn 25 years old; Rufus Le- mond on May 20 will turn 81 years old; Brittany Merritt on May 21 will turn 16 years old Chelsea Loveland on May 21. Matthew Nicholson on May 17; Emma Hendrixson on May 17 will turn 6 years old; Darlene Broshears on May 18 will turn 64 years old; Lo- gan Mattox Guthrie on May 18 will turn 5 years old; Grace Olivia Jean Jones on May 18 will turn 4 years old; Rachael Ehrich on May 19 will turn 26 years old; Joshua Popp on May 19 will turn 24 years old; Cheyanna Nelson on May 19 will turn 12 years old. Eric Dillman on May 20 would like to add to the post- card collection from all over the world, the ad- dress is Sweet's of fun for the kids and raised money for Relay for Life which will be conducted June 1-2 at Saturday night. I heard there more than 30 cars that en- tered and the hillside was al- most covered with lots of fam- ily and friends to cheer them on. Also there were Winslow and Lockhart engines plus two Pike Co. EMS vehicles. The first heat car 24X qual- know who to ask. For Mother's Day I gave my mom a bouquet of flowers and a kiss and I love you Mom. I hope every mother had a ter- rific Mother's Day with their family who loves them. Have you seen the roses ing thing and cast my vote for the citizens I thought would do the job they were voted in to. I hope your voting was as friendly as mine cause you know we have some very nice, friendly and helpful people in our small part of the good ole U.S. of America. I went with Norm to see and film part of the Winslow Demo Derby sponsored by the Fire Departments last ified, the second heat was car 20 that qualified, and the third heat car driven by John Gay- hart qualified. In the third heat they had to stop at least two times to pick up bumpers and parts for them to contin- ue. John also lost a back tire, but he continued to crush the others and won his heat. We didn't stay for the en- tire derby but what we saw in three heats, the other heats should have been a blast to watch. Check The Press-Dis- patch for the winners or the Fire Dept. personnel should Private Suites Now Available. on May 17 will celebrate 32 years of wedded bliss; Cur- tiss and Michelle Genco on May 21 will celebrate 8 years of wedded bliss; Andrew and Marybeth Bolin on May 22 will celebrate 2 years of wed- ded bliss. May all our stars have a great day and may all your wishes come true through- out the year to come. Keep in your heart all our May 22 will turn 32 years old; Makenna Goins on May 22 will turn 11 years old; Jon- athan Stokes on May 22 will turn 11 years old; Mike Jo- seph on May 22 will turn 75 years old; Tiffany McCand- less on May 22; Katie Wil- liams on May 23 will turn 32 years old; Mike Russell on May 23 will turn 66 years old;. Mark and Vickie Cravens Golden Living Center now offers private, short-term, Medicare rehab suites at no additional charge that offer more convenience and privacy for both r residents and their visitors. ors If you're interested in this option, call us today for more information. Live amber auCtion Lots of nice items to auction. New and gently used items. 309 W. Pike Ave., Petersburg (812) 354-8833 stars in the hospital, nursing homes or at home for many reasons—Kay Drury, Charlie and Virginia Norrick, Irene McDonald, Betty Sullivan, Charlie Crane, Mildred Vird- en, Janice Sucech, Margie Hart, Connie Tiberand, Lloyd Campbell, Annabel Richard- son, Katy Aldridge, Arvle Wade, Larry Meyer, Clifford Dawson, Donald Dorsey, De- by Virden, Allen Nelson, Te- resa and Ted Nicholson, Tim Wheeler, and George Fiscus who recently suffered a bro- ken femur in one of his legs, and many who are having tests done, and those suffer- ing from allergies and other illnesses. Events coming up in Win- Lori Pipes, ADNS; Cathy Eckert, Executive Dir.; Dr. Nate Grow, Medical Dir.; Josie Sturgeon, Dir. of Nursing http://www.goldenlivingcenters.com/petersburg.html Starts at 6:30 pm. All proceeds go to Pike County Childrens' Christmas 5:30 PM • Thursday, May 17Th $0 Down & 0% Financing for 60 Months* or Valuable Customer Instant Rebates** A.P.R. BX2660 and mom's roses. It seems this is the year for years to have some color among all the green. Well, the lights are begin- still in full bloom? There are more buds than ever before in several years on my roses ning to dim for this week, and as I always say smile, wave and say hit to everyone you see this week. It does help to cheer up a person. Look out for others! Cruise-in Car show FREE TIMELESS CLASSICS OF PIKE COUNTY Registration Residents Choice Award Community Invited Great Food L3800 slow and the surrounding ar- eas: May 16-19—Pike County Spring Cleanup, Wednesday- Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon at Blackfoot Landfill on State Rd. 64. Pike County residents must show proof of residency. One pickup truck load per res- ident. Free recycling of appli- ances, computers and televi- sion. Free disposal of up to four tires. Free disposal of fur- niture and other bulky items. Free collection of household paints, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, chemicals and other household hazardous wastes. Items in good working condi- tion are available for residents to rummage through as they arrive. For more information call 354-2924 or 380-1111. May 17—Winslow Lions meet on Monday and Tues- day at the Community Center. Winslow Ball Leagues have Club at 7 at The Trading Post; May 19—Armed Forces Day; May 22—Winslow Beautifica- tion 6:30, Winslow Econom- ic and Development 7:30, both at Winslow Communi- ty Center; May 28—Memo- rial Day weekend—Memori- al Day parade beginning at 2 p.m. at Winslow Elementary School through town to Oak Hill Cemetery to honor the deceased servicemen and women. Winslow Senior Citizens #539 with a view of the Per- rine Bridge which sits 486 feet above the canyon floor and it's located in Twin Falls, Idaho. The bridge is a pop- ular base jumper site and is used all year round—an amazing site of boulders and vegetation that covers them. 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