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The Best Years JUNE 2019 LISTEN, DISCUSS AND LEARN At Cape Girardeau Public Library’s Great Decisions Weekly TBY Foreign Policy Conversation Page 10 THE BEST YEARS MAKING WEIGHTED BLANKETS PAGE 12 AVOID SUMMER SCAMS WITH THESE 10 TIPS | PAGE 17 Lutheran Home Assisted Living The ideal choice for seniors who need long or short term help with daily living. Visit our website, www.thelutheranhomecape.com, to see if Assisted Living is the right choice for you. 2825 Bloomfield Road, Cape Girardeau, MO | (573) 335-0158 2 • TBY JUNE 2019 in this issue FEATURES 5 things to do this month 4 Remembering the 1960s 6 • Maybe there are reasons to be a helicopter grandparent, after all Listen, Discuss and Learn 10 • At Cape Girardeau Public Library’s Great Decisions Weekly Foreign Policy Conversation Making Weighted Blankets 12 • Cape Girardeau County FCE PAGE 12 clubs have donated more than 900 blankets to Easterseals Avoid Summer Scams 17 • With these 10 tips Happy 200th Birthday, 18 Missouri • Painting for bicentennial communal mural kicks off in Perryville Columnists • R. W. Weeks 20 • Jo Ann Bock 21 A Look Back 22 Out & About 23 PAGE 10 PAGE 18 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR FEATURES EDITOR ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVES Donna Denson Mia Pohlman Logan Clippard, Elizabeth Gooch, TBY [email protected] [email protected] Laura Hulcy, Glenda Mayberry, Don McConnell, Jody Seabaugh and THE BEST YEARS PUBLICATION DESIGN Debbie Stoverink is a Rust Communications publication published in Greg Dowdy June 2019 ©2019 Southeast Missourian, P.O. Box 699, [email protected] Cape Girardeau, MO 63702. Phone: 573-335-6611 TBY JUNE 2019 • 3 5 things to do this month June 8: Catch a Cape Catfish June 15: Attend an arts festival baseball game The Southeast River Campus will host a free arts festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will Head over to Capaha Field to witness Cape Catfish’s be live performances, vendor booths and arts programs for you to take advantage of at first-ever weekend home game against the Springfield this free day of entertainment that supports local artists. For more information, call (573) Sliders. A pregame live band starts at 5 p.m., with the 651-2265 or visit capearts.org/RCSummerArtsFestival. game at 6:30 p.m. For more information or to buy tickets, visit capecatfish.com. June 29: Buy fresh fruit June 25: Take a cooking and veggies at the class Riverfront Market June 12: Attend a Health & Awareness Fair The City of Cape Girardeau is hosting a The Cape Girardeau Riverfront Market is free cooking workshop on how to turn your a must for your summer bucket list! Every Head to Eisleben Lutheran Church at 432 Lutheran summer veggies into delicious, healthy Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at 35 South Lane in Scott City from 10 a.m. to noon for this year’s meals. During this course, participants Spanish Street, a variety of vendors sell an Health & Awareness fair themed “Senior Awareness.” will learn how to cook, grill and serve array of farm goods and specialty items. Lunch is provided, and you can get your blood sugar, vegetables, transforming them into savory There are products for everyone, ranging hearing, blood pressure, oxygen stats, strength, veins dinner sides. The cooking class will be held from produce, meats, cheese, flowers, and heart rate checked for free. Vendors will be at Shawnee Park Center from 6 to 8 p.m. For crafts and more! For more information, present, with the chance to win door prizes. For more more information, call (573) 339-6342 or visit visit downtowncapegirardeau.com/cape- information, contact (573) 270-6700. cityofcape.org/recreation. riverfront-market/. 4 • TBY JUNE 2019 SECOP supports the non profit membership as they realize growth The Orthopedic Team www.secoponline.org and cultivate hope from SoutheastHEALTH. Community Partnership of Southeast Mo. Formally known as Community Caring Council presents our 2nd annual Dancing with Show Me Stars Saturday, July 20, 2019 at Drury Plaza Conference Center Purchase tickets today at www.dancingwithshowmestars.com NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD THE NIGHT OF THE EVENT. For more info contact Dwana Leible at 573-651-3747 ext 101 or cell 573-837-8972 or text “showme” to 71777 Dmitry Chaplin Anna Trebunskaya To request additional information regarding SECOP and its activities, please write to: Southeast Council On Philanthropy PO Box 1435, Cape Girardeau, MO 63702 Has Neuropathy Your Life on Ho Put ld? Whether you're playing or watching, Dr. Carmen Keith, M.D. “I thought I was going to have to live with you've got world class Orthopedic Care this pain my whole life, but thanks to Dr. close to home. Keith and her Neuropathy program, I don’t! No matter your age or activity level, a healthy bone and muscle system is vital I wish I would have known about this to your quality of life. You need the support to keep you doing what you do best. program 6 years ago. I didn’t want to take You need Southeast Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, in collaboration with medications because I couldn’t function the Washington University's Division of Orthopaedic Surgery. way I needed to. Our team focuses on more than just procedures. Patients now have access to I am a painter, so I need to be able to climb complete care and the nation's best clinical trials. Our orthopedic program offers ladders. I also enjoy hunting, and thanks to clinically sophisticated, comprehensive care that's unparalleled in our region. Dr. Keith’s program I can now walk through Whether you need to get back in the game, or just back in the game of life, the woods - up to 6 miles a day - without we're here to make it happen. pain! I can even do my foot treatments while hunting. � Thank you, Dr. Keith!” . � -Mark Sillman Washington University Southeast Call to get started today! Orthopaedics Orthopedics & World-class expertise close to home 3203 Blattner Dr. in Cape (573) 803-3603 Sports Medicine www.360living.today Can 573-519-4960 to make an appointment or visit I SEhealth.org/Ortho for more information. TBY JUNE 2019 • 5 REMEMBERING THE 1960S Stock image Stock Maybe there are reasons to be a helicopter grandparent, after all BY MARK DAMBACH As a bit of a preface, I am retired, in my 60s and married, with ent times. Jackson was also much smaller, a few more than two children in their 30s and four grandchildren, ages 7 to 12. I 5,000 people, I believe. have lived in Jackson all of my life, except for five years when One day, we were playing around the house and saw smoke I was in the Navy after high school. I was never a helicopter to the south. I don’t remember an explosion, but the cloud of parent. The term did not even exist when raising our kids in smoke was impressive. It looked to be in the area of the four-way the 1980s. But I am definitely a hovering, helicopter, never- stop, where Highways 25 and 61 cross and the police and fire let-them-out-of-your-sight grandpa. Near as I can figure, I am station are now. So off we went. When we got there, it was even channeling my late mother-in-law, Norma, who I used to make more impressive. We gathered on the north side of the high- fun of for hovering over my children when she watched them. way where the entrance to the police station is now, just a field My state of mind is her revenge from the beyond. And she was back then as I remember. In front of the pottery plant, Ceramo, right about telling all of us to watch out for bears, seeing as was a large tanker truck. It was burning with a vengeance, and one was sighted between Cape and Jackson! the entire tanker part of the truck had melted into a big blob. The point of the above paragraph is to say that my childhood Behind it were two or three fuel storage tanks, maybe 15 feet had little to no hovering by my parents. My sister did more boss- wide and 20 feet high. One had lost its top and was belching ing around than hovering — at least in our view — when she smoke. There was fire all around the other ones. Fire engines was in charge of watching us three younger kids during the were on that side of the street spraying water on the truck and summer. She was all of two and a half years older than me, so tanks. By this time, there were a lot of people — maybe 50 or so we all ignored her and did what we wanted. There were only adults and kids, I don’t really remember — on the north side six years between the four of us. of the highway. During the summer, we roamed Jackson at will on our bicy- We were all standing there watching things burn, only 50 cles. On weekends we went camping, and did the same things to 60 feet away. Now a days, the highway would be closed for there. Trails End, Sam A. Baker, Ferne Clyffe, Silver Mines hundreds of feet in each direction, with no cars or people — lots of stories there, as well. During the week, our favor- anywhere nearby. And for good reason, as you will see, but ite place was the Jackson City Park. It was much smaller, just things were different then, which is the point of this story.
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