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D-6 Home Life Wednesday, September 13, 2017 The Press-Dispatch been lit. The Patoka River last weekend was high but with no rain last week the river is quite low and that brought in the burn ban in Pike Coun- ty. We might get some rain from Irma but the weather people have no idea how far it will come up in our area as of Sunday. Last week was a busy week but on Saturday there were two Winslow events to participate in the 29th Poehlein Fall Bass Tour- ney in the morning and the Winslow Lions Club Pageant at the evening time. The 29th Poehlein Fall Bass Tourney winners are: 1st Place: Lincoln Poe- hlein and Hunter Croak with 21lbs 13oz, 2nd Place: Greg Poehlein and Dan Oakley with 20lbs, 3rd Place: Tom- my Oakley and TJ Alward with 19lbs 5oz, 4th Place: Rod Kendle and Jeff Kend- le, and 5th Place: Bo Dillon and Ashton Evans. The Biggest Bass was caught by Hunter Croak weighing in at 6lbs 11oz. Congrats to all our stars and may your fishing contin- ue. See you all in the Spring of 2018, same times and same place. The Winslow Lions Club Pageant was a hit by all who watched this fun for all who were there. As the baby boys of 4 were announced the oohs and awes were heard or a laugh at their personal- ity, they were so cute, and then came the princess of 4 who had their joy to be a star, then the Jr Miss of 5 who were so happy to be a star with the company of new friends. This was the first pageant for most of these stars and they did so really well in rehearsals and on the stage in front of their family and friends. Former Winslow Lions Club Prin- cess was there and a new Queen of Lions Internation- al, the judges were Pat and Patty with a third star if a tie. To Linda Nelson and all the Nelson helpers and friends, we all Thank You for bring- ing the Winslow Lions Club Pageant enjoyable and fun for everyone. The Winslow Lions Pag- eant pictures are in this week Press-Dispatch some- where with all our stars who won and had fun doing it. Our granddaughter Kyana won Jr. Miss Runner-Up 3rd place and we are so proud of her in her first pageant. Congrats to Kyana and all our stars for a well done pag- eant of fun. Sunday was the 43rd Mey- er Family Reunion of George and Laura Meyer where we met at a new location, Tem- ple Hills in Scottsburg. The shelter house was large enough for the great number of cousins and their families, plus Mildred (mom), Aunt Jean, and Aunt Donna. We haven't seen Aunt Donna for years but she has just moved back into Indiana. Aunt Lou couldn't come. It took me a long time to eat my plate of food cause I can't talk and chew at the same time. Talked to sever- al cousins, saw the young- sters play and have lots of fun especially the bouncy ball from Terri Ann, and talked and laughed with several cousins. We all had brought in delicious meals and snacks that some of us had to sample everything and they all were all yummy. Oh! There will be a new addition through marriage of Aaron Meyer who will marry Leslie Labhart in a private ceremony on Oc- tober 13. Congrats to you both. Aaron's parents are Mike and Roberta and his grandma is Aunt Jean Mey- er. In our Meyer Family we were one less but I believe George "Bud" Meyer was right there laughing and calling me Grandma Lau- ra or just Grandma, but he was there when I as Grand- ma gave Don Meyer a spank- ing with a switch. Now this was all done in fun! We got pictures. To all my cousins who couldn't make it this year, we all are going to meet here at Temple Hills on the 2nd Sun- day in September in 2018, so see you all then! I guess the rambling should stop for this week but so I say keep an eye on fam- ily and friends, slow down, and enjoy your part of this world, and always smile, wave, and say Hi to everyone you see this week. Oh, one more thing – do you have your item all lit up for the Light Up Winslow Parade?!? It's Saturday of this week! SWEETS Continued from page 2 PERSONALS Continued from page 2 other relatives this week. Luella White had a follow up appointment with her doctor today and received good news. They removed the cancer and everything else has came back clear. She will see the doctor again next week to have the stitch- es removed. Luella White went to her daughter Sharon Williams' home on Friday and got her hair done. Luella's other daughter, Nina Holderbaugh stopped by and the trio went to a restaurant in Ft. Branch for lunch. They had a great meal and enjoyed their visit. Randy Armstrong went to his sister Sharon Arm- strong's home in Ft. Branch for a Labor Day cookout. Others attending were Sha- ron's boyfriend Bob, son Dawson and mom Heidi. Dessi Waple went to a doc- tor's appointment on Tues- day for an exam. On Labor Day, Adam Peil hosted his family for a cook- out at his home. Those pres- ent were Chris and Amanda Gentry and children, Matt and Amber Barker, Becky Beadles, Dale Beadles and Chase, Cole, Olivia and Brooklyn Peil. On Monday, Rita Mc- Guyer went grocery shop- ping. On Wednesday, she drove to Kentucky to visit with family. She ate lunch with Carrie, Joye and Fran in Petersburg on Thursday. On Friday, Rita went to Vin- cennes to get her hair done by her daughter Tish John- son. Over the weekend she relaxed at home and enjoyed the weather. On Tuesday she went to Balance Class. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went to church at Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Vincennes on Sunday. A fterwards they went to the hospital to have a blood draw. Jim and Inez King enjoyed their daughters Cindy Wy- ant and Terri Merle stopping by to visit over the weekend. Inez and Jim attended the revival at Cup Creek Gen- eral Baptist Church. Their daughter Cindy stopped by on Friday to visit and they went to Evansville and met with their other daughter Terri. Terri took Jim over to the V.A. Clinic for his ap- pointment before they all re- turned to Cindy's home for dinner. Bill Sloan spent Labor Day with his mother Mar- gie Wheeler and enjoyed seeing Zeard Zehner, of Ow- ensville. Betty Jo Wright baby sat her two grandchildren a few days last week for her son, David and daughter-in-law, Brandi. Betty Cain welcomed vis- its last week from her grand- daughter Natalie and her family. They enjoyed the af- ternoon at Betty's son, Curt and daughter-in-law, Deb- bie's home. Lorrayne Perry enjoyed having company this week from friends and family. She appreciates all they do for her. Beulah White came home from Gibson General Hospi- tal on Labor Day to attend a cookout. Jenna White grilled dinner to perfection. Others attending were Kay Reneer, Mike White and Robin White and family. Ev- eryone had a great dinner and visit before Beulah re- turned to the hospital. Dessi Waple went with three friends to the Missou- ri State Penitentiary for a ghost hunting tour on Sat- urday. Theresa Salm came to Evansville to visit with fam- ily over the weekend. Janie Arnold, a resident of Golden Living Center in Pe- tersburg, enjoyed visits from Marylee Sullivan and Joet- ta Eisler. Joe and Bette Coomer went to Bette's doctor's ap- pointment on Thursday be- fore going to Dick Clark's Family Restaurant for lunch. A fter their meal, they did a little shopping in Princeton. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins went to church on Saturday for a special cer- emony. They were celebrat- ing the church's 70th anni- versary and Junior Howder is the pastor. Beth Salm invited her family over for a Labor Day cookout. Those attending were Keith and Peggy Car- roll, Michael Salm, John and Beth Salm, Sheena Carroll and family and Chuckie Salm. Maggie True Armstrong went to lunch in Mt. Carmel with friends, Courtney Shut- tle and Neely Held. Jenny McBride, of Owens- boro, Ky., visited with fami- ly over the Labor Day week- end for a picnic. Alice and Leon Whitting- ton did some shopping on Friday before doing some yard-saling. A fterwards they grabbed a quick bite to eat before returning home. On Sunday Curt and Deb- bie Cain hosted a cookout for their family. Debbie Schnapf has her brother, Tim over for din- ner on Friday evening. SUBMIT YOUR NEWS If you'd like to see your news and events in the Per- sonals Column, call Judy at (812) 354-6502 or email your notes to pikeperson- als@wildblue.net. My mail- ing address is 7438 W. State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640. We'd love to hear from you and share your happenings. AREA HAPPENINGS Al-Anon meeting – Meetings are each Wednes- day at 11:30 a.m., located at 424 W. 7th St. in Jasper. For more information, call 812-887-0349. Celebrate Recovery Program – Meets every Sunday night from 5 to 7 p.m. at 207 Lafayette St. in Winslow. For more information, call Krystal Breed- ing 812-582-2562. Winslow Alcohol Anonymous – will meet ev- ery Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Call 812-789-8535 for lo- cation of the meeting. Narcotic Anonymous – Every Monday at 7 p.m. at River of Life Fellowship Church. For more infor- mation, contact 812-380 -1395. Pike County Moms Group – Pike County Moms Group meets every first and third Thursday of the month at Otwell United Methodist Church. Children are welcome. For more information, vis- it their Facebook page at Pike County (Indiana) Moms Group. Online American Heart Association E-Learn- ing–Four out of five cardiac arrests happen at home. Are you prepared with CPR if a loved one suffers a cardiac emergency? The American Heart Asso- ciation is making CPR training more accessible by offering blended learning, an online training tool! To get started, go to the website www.onlineA- HA.org and select "Course Catalog" to find the ap- propriate course. Once the online portion is com- plete, print the certificate and call Memorial Hospi- tal and Health Care Center's Health and Wellness staff at (812) 996 -2399, option 1, to schedule a skills session with an AHA Instructor and complete your certification. The skill sessions are scheduled for 30 to 60 minutes and are offered for BLS for Health Care Providers, Heartsaver® CPR with AED, and Heartsaver® First Aid CPR with AED. Cost for the skills session portion is $30 and will be located in the Health and Wellness Classroom at Memorial Southside Office, 1100 West 12th Avenue is Jasper. For more information, call Memorial Hospital's Health and Wellness department at (812) 996 -2399, option 1, or toll free at (800) 852-7273, ext. 2399. Women's Cancer Support Group - The Lange- Fuhs Cancer Center at Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center offers a support group for wom- en who have had cancer of any type or are current- ly undergoing cancer treatment. "Women's Support Group" helps women with the journey through can- cer and beyond. Sessions are held the third Tuesday of each month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in the Lange-Fuhs Cancer Center Conference Room, located at Me- morial Hospital and Health Care Center's Dorbett Street entrance. The next session will be on Tues- day, September 19, 2017. For more information about the "Women's Sup- port Group," please visit Memorial Hospital's web- site at www.mhhcc.org and click on "Classes & Events," or call The Lange-Fuhs Cancer Center at 812-996 -7488. Pre-registration is not necessary. The Basics of Fall Protection and Fall Pro- tection Equipment Inspector Training - will be Thursday, September 21, 2017, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is designed for industrial, construction, and utili- ty safety and supervisory personnel who face ques- tions and decisions daily on how to do fall protec- tion. The second half of the day will feature Fall Protection Equipment Inspector Training, and it is a comprehensive inspection course. Fee is $325 and includes materials, handouts, morning coffee, and a box lunch. After completion of the training, par- ticipants will receive an industry recognized Cer- tificate of Completion. For complete course details, send an email to jmcfaul@vinu.edu or call 812-481- 5937. Risk Management in Manufacturing Opera- tions - will be on two Thursdays, October 12 and 19, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. This course provides participants with an understanding of risk management in re- lation to manufacturing operations. Upon comple- tion, students will be mindful of how to reduce risk in manufacturing operations. Fee is $275 and will include materials, handouts, morning coffee, and box lunch. After completion of the training, partic- ipants will receive a VU Certificate of Completion. For complete course details, send an email to jmc- faul@vinu.edu or call 812-481-5937. Environmental and Safety Seminar - will be on Tuesday, October 24, 8 a.m. to noon. This half- day seminar will include a variety of environmen- tal topics. The seminar is designed for the person wanting a greater understanding of environmental issues and will benefit those in banking, commer- cial real estate, property management, facility op- erations, manufacturing and a variety of other busi- nesses. Fee is $99 and includes materials. For com- plete course details, send an email to jmcfaul@vinu. edu or call 812-481-5937. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Gerald Bradford Burke and Ruth Lynn Burke convey to Susie B. Knox, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Zachary T. Nowark conveys to Steven Ross, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Cassie L. Quinn Personal Rep and Carla J. Brown es- tate convey to Gregory K. Willis and Carla D. Willis, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Terry L. Combs and Janet L. Deroche convey to Barry E. Walters, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Marty A. Wade conveys to Jodie A. Wade, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Mark A. Fleck quitclaims to Mary Murray Fithian, re- al estate as recorded in Pike County. Dixie Cunningham Co-Executor, Mick Houchin Co-Ex- ecutor and Imogene Russell Estate convey to Wayne Rus- sell, Vicki Houchin, Dixie Cunningham and Debra Walk- er, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Howard G. West conveys to Tonya L. West and Howard G. West, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Richard A. Tisdale and David A. Tisdale convey to Da- vid A. Tisdale and Matthew A. Tisdale, real estate as re- corded in Pike County. Claude White, Jr. and Rhonda Gay White convey to Franklin E. Burkhart and Patricia L. Burkhart, real es- tate as recorded in Pike County. Robinson Land Holdings LLC conveys to Larry Joe Daugherty and Phyllis M. Daugherty, real estate as re- corded in Pike County. EKL West LLC quitclaims to Stan Brewster, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Raymond F. Majino and Angela Majino convey to Gilm- our Homes DBA and David Gilmour Consulting LLC, re- al estate as recorded in Pike County. Erin M. Althoff quitclaims to Jason D. Althoff, real es- tate as recorded in Pike County. Lanna L. Mason Personal Rep and Wilma C. Gladish es- tate convey to Amy M. Hyneman and Joshua L. Hyneman, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Vivian Jane Etter conveys to Catherine Jo Farmer, real estate as recorded in Pike County. yeah, it's that fast! net edition Z M www.PressDispatch.net/Subscribe The Press-Dispatch. No matter where you live.