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 Holabird AdvocateProviding all the news we see fit to print since 2002!Monday, August 22, 2005 VOL. IV Issue 8P Axtmann Featured in "Eye on Keloland" Former Hyde County States Attorney David Axtmann was featured on KELO's "Eye on Keloland" Last night during the 10 pm newscast. Mr. Axtmann has retired from the legal profession to be a mouthpiece for God as a Priest. He has a really inspiring story. After losing his wife and one of his children to death in the past 10 years, he decided to join the priesthood. His decision came at a time when being a Catholic Priest was not treated as a noble profession. All of us at the Holabird Advocate believe that the parish that is eventually served by Mr. Axtmann will be truly blessed by the Heavenly Father. May God continue to be with you, Mr. Axtmann. Wonderfully great things are ahead for you! Camping Trip Short but Sweet Even though they had fun, Harold and Mary Hinkle came home early from their camping trip with the grandchildren. Kristi Hinkle had to take Brittany and Shelby Hinkle to Sioux Falls on Sunday afternoon to keep a doctors appointment on Monday. Among the highlights of the trip was getting cousins Justin and Cade Hinkle to share their toys. Mary bought a set of lifting weights for Harold to trip over at one of the many rummage sales they went to as well. Hinkles Get on the Road Mary Hinkle finally got her oldest son, Holabird Advocate Publisher, Jerry Hinkle to join her in walking on Sunday night. All it took was a little sweet talk, and a word or two from God. After he walked a half mile, she told him he could go turn around and go back anytime. Jerry stuck with it though and they both walked about two miles. One mile away, and one mile back. Mary thought, since Jerry was not used to long distance walking that his feet, legs, or at least his knees would be hurting. The only part of him that hurt was his right shoulder, because of his walking stick. It's been said that a journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step. Jerry is 2 miles closer than he was before. Where he's headed, only the Heavenly Father can say. But if getting there is half the fun, he's ready for the fun to start. Haiwick News Glen Mitchell's Burial is set for 11 am on Saturday, August 27 according to Judy Haiwick, who called Shirley Mitchell to find out for sure. Judy and her nephew, Jim Myrvold, have their tickets and are ready to go. In Haiwick news outside of South Dakota, Larry and Phyllis Ehlers got home from Orlando Florida with their children and grandchildren. No word on if they went to Disney World, but they were just glad to get home before the airline mechanics strike. Memo to Diddy: Get Over Yourself by Jerry Hinkle, Holabird Advocate Publisher Mr. Diddy, I really don't know you all that well. I guess your supposed to be some famous singer or something, yet I never hear you on the radio. What's up with that? When Bill Maher was the host on "Politically Incorrect" he had a bit called the "Prince Rogers Nelson Get Over Yourself Award". You Mr. Diddy indeed deserve to have this award. How many times have you changed your name? Have you no respect for the name your mama gave you? And these names! I mean Really Mr. Diddy! Puffy? Puff Daddy? Then that P. Diddy crap? Now you have shorten your name to just "Diddy". Are you sure that's the name you want? Perhaps you can figure out what you want to be called in a couple years, and change your name to that. Well, good luck with the new name. Don't waste too much money putting it on your underwear now! In conclusion, let me just say "Good night sweet Prince!"
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