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What's new at your library? A-6 Mother's Day. I just came home from a nice weekend with my daughters. While we were together, we spent some time together on their laptop computers where they introduced me to Pinterest. This is an online bulletin board, where you can "pin" things you're "interested" in…get it? Pinterest. You can set up an area for I hope you all had a nice By Ginger Rogers recipes, cleaning tips, wed- ding plan ideas, books to read, and so on. The ideas are endless. Then others on Pinterest can suggest rec- ipes, wedding plan ideas, or hairstyles, lesson plans, game ideas, etc. Since it's online you can access it from any computer with the inter- net. They also introduced me to some amazing (but dif- ferent) music on You Tube. I know some of you come in and use the computers just for fun, and to relax to good music, games, or fun sites, so you might like these. Look for the guy who fits that kind of music per- fectly), or just for fun, lis- ten to Bust Your Knee Caps (her dead-pan expressions are so funny.) It's just a fun song. Pomplamoose does perform a few concerts per year, and their music has been used for some com- mercials, but mainly they are seen on YouTube. While we're on the sub- ject of music, I thought I'd remind you that we do have CDs that can be checked out, and we do add to the collection periodically. We recently received some new Contemporary Chris- tian CDs (including Ce- ce WInans) some coun- try (including Gary Allen), and some oldies (including James Taylor). We also just got in some FAQ books of Led Zeppelin, Beach Boys, and the Doors. For those of you who have Wednesday, May 16, 2012 The Press-Dispatch been waiting: James Patter- son's the Eleventh Hour is here. A book that 's getting does the Star Wars Main Ti- tle Theme (vocal cover). His name is N. McKaig, and he does the entire score using 90 vocal tracks. He says it took about 300 hours of pro- duction time. The harmony is so tight and so beautiful. He really did a great job. Also, if you're on You Tube Lots of chicken and baked great reviews in our library is Defending Jacob by Wil- liam Landay. I haven't read it myself yet, but I definitely have it on my list. Activities this week in- Loose on Thursday at Pe- tersburg at 11 a.m. On Saturday the quilting clude: Mother Goose on the a lot, you may have already discovered Pomplamoose. This Indie band consisting mainly of Jack Conte and Na- taly Dawn have made dozens of homemade videos mainly from their apartment using guitars, drums, piano, and organ, but they also throw in fun sounds like accor- dion, xylophone, and chil- dren's xylophones and pia- nos. But the main attraction is Nataly Dawn's voice. You might try their cover of Single Ladies or Mister Sandman (great harmony), or La Vie En Rose (great French accent and her voice Goose parents are coming in to work on making their own Lap Board Craft. Game Guild for adults is group is meeting at Peters- burg at 10 a.m. At 1 p.m. some Mother goods for sale Above: The baked goods for sale on Saturday by the Pike Central Football Booster Club drew a lot of attention as did the chicken dinners for sale. The football boosters sold both items and raised more than $1,000 for their activities and projects. The sale was held at the Petersburg First United Methodist Church. meeting at Winslow on Sat- urday at 6 p.m. for board games, RPGs and non tra- ditional card games. On Monday, Computer Class is being offered at Pe- tersburg from 6-8 p.m. Note that the preschool hite for her recent brick pur- chase. classes have ended for this semester. We appreciate Mary Wil- Pike Central students raising money for Down Syndrome caught the attention of the Pike Central High School and Middle School students and staff this year and Mon- day will be the culmination of their fund raising efforts. The students and staff will Down Syndrome has be participating in the sec- ond annual Charger Chal- lenge on Monday to raise funds for Down Syndrome. Throughout the year, stu- dents and faculty have been raising money to assist Down Syndrome and the fi- nal event will end with a Pi walk of 3.14 miles, games, refreshments and a dunk- ing booth. In addition, the Timeless Classics Car Club, along with some other amaz- ing vehicles, will join the fes- tivities. The day will close with a student-staff talent show. Last year, students and staff raised just over $1,800 for Cystic Fibrosis. This year Katrina Leslie- Memering, a Cystic Fibrosis survivor and the reason the Charger Challenge began, will be the opening speaker. The goal is $3,000 to assist Down Syndrome. For more information, please call Beth Bohnert at (812) 354-8731, ext. 710. Heating & Cooling 812-354-4273 Myers Same as Cash Financing it's like Left: Greg Mullins has the chicken on the grill and keeps them turning for the Pike Central Football Boosters Chicken Dinner and Rummage Sale on Saturday. The event was held in the Petersburg First United Methodist Church and raised more than $1000 for the Football Booster Club. BEING THERE Let us help you find the perfect LCD, Plasma or LED TV to watch the Indy 500 from the comfort of your couch! Hours: Mon - Thurs 8-5:30 Friday 8-7 Sat Closed Sunday 8-1 The Pike County Solid Waste Management District together with Veolia/Blackfoot Landfill invite Pike County residents to participate in the annual Spring Cleanup! NO ADVANCED REGISTRATION REQUIRED • Pike County Residents Only! • (must show proof of residency at entrance) • No commercial, industrial, or farm waste. • (Commercial waste will be charged standard landfill rates.) Brent Myers owner H NALLEY H I would like to thank all the people who helped make my campaign a success for Commissioner 3rd District in the primary election. Thank you for your votes and support. My thanks and appreciation go to all those who helped get the signs out and all the people that let me put signs in their yards, also thanks to all who helped pass out cards. I appreciate all the people that came out and voted. I hope with your continued support I will be as successful in the general elec- tion in November. A special thank you to Fran Lewis, treasurer. Paid for by Dale Nalley for Commissioner, Fran Lewis, Treasurer • One pickup truck load per resident. • FREE— • recycling of appliances, computers, and televisions. • disposal of up to 4 tires. $1.00 charge for each tire thereafter. • collection of household paints, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, chemicals and other household hazardous wastes. • disposal of furniture and other bulky items. Scrap Metal, Computers, Televisions, Appliances And Hazardous Waste Will Be Recycled!!! Please Have Seperated In Load For Easier, Faster Disposal. Rummage, Rummage!!!! Items that are still in good working condition will be set aside and Pike County residents can go through items as they arrive FREE of Charge. By participating in this program the participant waives any and all claims of liability against Pike County Solid Waste Management District and Veolia/Blackfoot Landfill which may arise in any manner out of the services provided pursuant to this program. Further, any participant hereby agrees to hold Pike County Solid Waste Management District and Veolia/Blackfoot Landfill free and harmless from any and all liability which may arise in any manner by participation in this program. For further information, contact the Pike County SWMD at 354-2924 or 380-1111. PIKE COUNTY May 16—May 19 • Wed.-Fri. 8am - 4:30pm • Sat. 8am - Noon Blackfoot Landfill • on State Rd. 64, 2.3 miles East of Arthur Junction DALEH NALLEY Thank You from