The Greentown Grapevine – 2005-09, 12:09

              Celebrating Our 12th Year!
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Eastern Graduate, Patriot Day
Resident of New Orleans, “ We Will
Safely Out of Harm’s Way Remembef’
will be awarded Program
Planned
Pump Festival
Here Soon
awarded in this contest. Prizes Dennis Shenk, EHS graduate and can see his scooters under
in three of 1960, is Chief Engineer on covers exactly where he left
different categories; Most the steamboat, Delta Queen, them. His job will not be
Creative, Most Patriotic, and home- based in New Orleans. much affected, as the Delta
Sponsor’s Choice. All ages He maintains a residence in Queen can continue trips on
are invited to participate. New Orleans in the French the upper Mississippi and The 4‘ 11 annual colnmem-
There will be prizes awarded Quarter. Dennis also happens tributaries. oration program remembering
for the 12 years and under and to be a subscriber to the Dennis confirms what the Sept. 11, 2001 will be held
for the 13 years and older Greentown Grapevine. His national news media has been Sunday, Sept. 11, 2005. The
participants. Should YOU have sister Diane ( also a subscriber) program will be at the Eastern
further questions about the informed us that he was not did not leave when warned to High scl, ool Performing ~ r t ~
Chalk Art Contest, YOU may near the coast when Hurricane do SO. Many who live in the Center. It is sponsored by
call Karen Symons at 428- Greentown American Legion
3309.
saying about why many people
The Annual Greentown
Pump Festival ( This will be
September 17 from 9 a. m. to 5 Meridian Street Christian Dennis went to work on the Dennis has never had a car and spPeeatkeerr . H eck willM baes ttehre gueosft ’
Pm‘ On North Meridian Street Church, one block north of the Delta Queen ( boarding in St. only recently purchased a Ceremonies is Craig Trott.
This year’s stoplight at Main and Meridian Louis) Saturday, August 27. scooter. All his needs have There will be musical
in Greentown.
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Duck for a near the bridge over road 50s. looked at high resolution Dan Shenk, C. Ray Lamb, Ned will be attending.
Trips as as paddle race Street venders or non- profit
and “ rope a steer head”. There organizations wanting to set
will be Cash prizes awarded to up a booth should call Dave
winners in the following Turner at 628- 2612.
events: Art
Pet
urged to participate in all of
the events.
Please call Susie Barnhill at
628- 3770, if you would like to
be in the Pet Parade or Bicycle
Parade. People can also sign
up for those on the 17. The Pet
Parade will start at 1 p. m. and
the Bicycle ( tricycles, wagons)
Parade will start at 2: 30 p. m ...
Both parades will be held on
the South end of North
Meridian Street. Contestants
are encouraged to dress up or
decorate pets, bicycles,
tricycles, or wagons. Prizes a
will be awarded to the Best Of duck at ~ 6at the~ ~ ~ i ~
each parade and to the runner Fountain?’ Sept. 1 . He was
UP. Should YOU have further “ selling” ducks for the “ Duck
questions, please call Susie. for a Buck” fundraiser of the
The Chalk Art contest Will Parks and Trails committee.
start at 9 a. m. and end at 2 See article on page 3.
p. m. There will be 6 prizes Photo by Rachel Jenkins
Katrina hit the Gulf coast on
Monday, August 29 and put US they cannot afford them. post 3 17.
city do not have cars because
the seventh.) be Saturday, The Art Show will be held in in touch with him. Since living in New Orleans,
John Smith, Wesley Smith,
Art
Buck’ and Canoe Life jackets will be provided. satellite photos of his home Lamb as well as their sisters,
children and grandchildren.
See more details on page 3.
Results of Weaving at the Fair
showy chalk Arty Volunteers are still needed. 4 yp,- J -----
and B1cycle If you can help, please call ‘
Parade. age goups are Mary Miller at 628- 2832.
Before the August 16 meeting of “ Twisters Sisters & Misters” spinning and weavlng group, the
rugs woven at the Howard County 4- H Fair were displayed. The weavers Saw all the rugs, Still
connected as they were when taken off the looms. They were then separated and each took
his/ herrughome.
Left to right: Jan Adler, Karen Hainlen, Lettie Gregg, Fred Jenkins Cleo Metcalf, Beverly
. Metcalf, Elsie Condo, Kathy Hopper- Dunphy.
Photo by Rachel Jenkins