Community

The Hazel Dell Cemetery financial report for year 2016 is respectfully submitted as follows: checking account balance Jan. 1, 2016, was $651.68. During the month of January we transferred the cemetery account over to the Community Bank. The amounts transferred were: Checking $651.68, Savings $2,085.84 and a cashed CD of $2,997.63 for a total of

Checking account at Beginning of year, Jan. 1, 2016: $1,873.74. Contributions for maintenance: Martha Dobbs and family, Tom and Margaret Gough, Kent and Bonnie Henry, Dean and Barbara Henry, Larry Stockstill, Arthur Julian family, Carol Julian, Margaret Woodruff, Jeanne Hoagland, Don and Edith Stockstill, Jeanne and Verl Leonard, Kenny and Kimball Long, Ed and Sherri

The El Do Youth Center thanks the following sponsors for helping make the fifth annual Daddy-Daughter Masquerade Ball a memorable event – Angie’s Cakes, Big A Music, Sound & Lights: DJ Ron Alumbaugh, Bland-Hackleman Funeral Home, Brower Real Estate, Casey’s General Store, Cedar County Republican, Cedar House Grill, Community Bank, Dickerson Park Zoo, Discovery Center,

Puppy – female, tri-color mixed breed, approximately six months old. Puppy – female, black Labrador Retreiver, approximately 9 months old. Dog – male, blue fawn with white Pit Bull, approximately 2 years old. Dog – male, tan and white Basset Hound, approximately 2-3 years old. Due to imposition of city ordinances all animals MAY be

   0-3 YEARS – Brooklyn Leonard, age 3; Rae Macbereth, age 3; and Robert Norval, age 3. 4-6 YEARS – Clayton Frame, age 6; Trynn McGuirk, age 4; and Aiden Reasoner, age 5. 7-10 YEARS – Kylee Brown, age 10; Tabor Berning, age 7; and Parker Norman, age 8.

TOPS Chapter 319 El Dorado Springs (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) met in the Church of Christ Sanctuary on Thursday, April 20. Robbie opened the meeting and Kay led us in singing “Eat a Carrot”. We said our TOPS and KOPS pledges. Robbie led us in roll call.  Twenty-seven weighed in today and the chapter had

On April 10, the Twentieth Century Club met with our hostess, Pauline Simone, with Jean Wernel serving as co-hostess. Sandi Eaves, president, called the meeting to order. The committees gave their reports about the yearbook which is ready to be printed and about our membership dues for POPS and the Library. Unfinished business was to

by Connie Maupin Members present for the April 20 meeting of the Cedar County Historical Society were President Judy Nichols, Vice President Bob Phillips, Treasurer Kay Snow, Assistant Treasurer Shirley Potts, Secretary Connie Maupin, Luella Phipps, Sharyl Henry, Ken Potts and Chris Barber. March minutes had been emailed to the members prior to the meeting

BIPOLAR Q:  My doctor told my daughter that he thinks she is bipolar.  What does that mean? A:  Bipolar is an illness than causes extreme mood changes, from times of very high energy to times of depression.  Many people with bipolar show only symptoms of one or the other- usually, depression.  These moods can cause