Last evening, Deborah and I attended the Municipal meeting in Dauphin Island where the new director of the Sea Lab spoke to us. He discussed
their mission along with any harm done by the BP oil spill.
Saturday, April 21, 2012
After Commissioner Merceria Ludgood didn't show up, Robert McFall stepped in to save the day answering questions and giving answers regarding our finally approved Chickasaw School system. Charles Saucier from The Huddle House provided lunch and everyone enjoyed the afternoon.
At Kiwanis today, we heard from Peggy Nikolakis, retired educator and former principal of Blount High School. She cogratulated Chickasaw for gaining school
system independence. Ms. Nikolakis stressed dissipline and keeping drugs out of the schools. Teachers must work on elevating test scores and keeping the physical plant clean. Cleanliness affects performance and can strongly influence student pride.
On Holy Thursday, the City held its Easter luncheon hosted by the dignitaries such as the mayor and council. Ervin Dailey gave the invocation and later th message celebrating th Holy day.The Easter Bunny came by for a few words of inspiration at the end of the meal.
Deb and I enjoyed attending Chickasaw First Baptists Holy week lunch which included a good and timely Easter week message by Pastor Dr. Younce. Was great to see our friend Ed Baxley doing his usual job of greeting folks.
This morning the Kiwanis met for lunch and as part of the event, we honored Corporal Rick Davis of the Chickasaw Police. Officer Davis risked his life to pull a citizen out of his camping trailor adjacent to his home which was on fire and engulfed in flames. Rick, who knew that neighborhood, was aware that the resident actually lived in the camper. We presented him with the plaque