Clark County REMC — June 2021 Indiana Connection by IndianaConnection

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from the editor

how to be a rock star Either I’m late to the whole rock painting trend or I was actually way early.

The summer when I was 10, I found a rock that I thought was shaped like a foot. Immediately, I was inspired to pick up a paintbrush and enhance that resemblance. That was literally my stepping-stone to adorning a handful of other rocks that summer with simple motifs like flowers and bubble letters that spelled “LOVE.” Who would have thought that my childhood obsession with rocks would someday roll into a phenomenon rooted in kindness? Through the “Kindness Rocks Project,” anyone can grab a plain ol’ rock and add color, designs and inspirational quotes on it. The fancified stone can then be placed somewhere where it will be found — perhaps just when its discovery could change someone’s day, outlook or even life. Interested in rocking some kindness? First wash the rocks. Place them in a colander and run some water over them. Then rub each rock with some mild soap to remove any dirt. Rinse again. Place clean rocks on a towel to dry.

WE’D LOVE TO SEE HOW YOU’RE “ROCKING”

Use non-toxic multi-surface or outdoor-rated acrylic paint. Use paint pens to write on the rocks or add details. Be sure to write #thekindnessrocksproject on the back of the rock so the person who finds the rock can share pictures of it on social media.

kindness.

Share photos of your painted rocks on our social media channels.

When you’re finished painting your rock, add a top coat of clear acrylic spray. Don’t put stickers or googly eyes on your rock as they can be harmful to animals. Also, don’t leave your rocks on others’ property, in national parks or forests, or in places with “Leave No Trace” policies in place. Visit www.thekindnessrocksproject.com for more ideas on how you can spread some love one rock at a time.

EMILY SCHILLING Editor eschilling@indianaec.org

On the menu: November issue: Pumpkin, deadline Aug. 1.

December issue: Chocolate, deadline Oct. 1. If we publish your recipe on our food pages, we’ll send you a $10 gift card.

Giveaways: Two prize packages are available to win this month. J. Ford’s Black Angus,

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contents

JUNE

insights 03 FROM THE EDITOR

food

13 CALENDAR

05 CO-OP NEWS Energy news and information from your electric cooperative.

14 COUNTY OF THE MONTH Spotlighting Benton County.

09 ENERGY New devices can help you control your energy use.

Well-deserved reputation.

12 I NSIGHTS

15 INDIANA EATS J. Ford’s Black Angus:

16 FOOD The berry best.

Indiana Connection

pets

18 COVER STORY Something old, something new in barn wedding venues. 24 DIY

safety

27 TRAVEL Sounds of bluegrass and nature at Bill Monroe Music Park. (Not in all editions)

Organize your way to the pantry of your dreams.

28 H OOSIER ENERGY/ WABASH VALLEY NEWS

25 RECALLS

29 SAFETY Stay safe when setting sail.

26 PETS How to include your pets in the family vacation. (Not in all editions)

30 PROFILE Building trust in the workplace.

On the cover Christine and Derek May have opened up their refurbished (and rebuilt) barn for hosting weddings. Their Vignette Farms near Attica, which includes the 1910 cornfield cathedral and their historic 1865 Italianate home, is one of the latest vintage venues finding new life in creating new memories. PHOTO BY TAYLOR MARANION

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Enjoy summer with these fun family opportunities CONTACT US Office: 812-246-3316 / 800-462-6988 Outages: 866-480-REMC Fax: 812-246-3947 To pay your bill by phone or inquire about your account: 877-484-4042 EMAIL ccremc@theremc.net WEBSITE www.theremc.com OFFICE HOURS 7 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday STREET ADDRESS 7810 State Road 60, Sellersburg, IN 47172 MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 411, Sellersburg, IN 47172

Summer is

to bring REMC members tickets

officially upon

for nearly 40% off the regular price.

us. With the

Tickets are available for $36.99 plus

temperatures

tax, a huge savings over the regular

John Biesel, Secretary/Treasurer

getting warmer

ticket price of $59.99. Tickets are

Joe Basham

each day, many

available first-come, first-served,

Steve Dieterlen

families use the

to all REMC members by calling

longer days to

our office or coming to the drive-

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paul Graf, President Candy Meyer, Vice President

Mark Huber Jeff Myers UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS June 1 | July 6 | Aug. 3 EMPLOYEE ANNIVERSARIES Jennifer Fleece - 2 years Joe McNew - 26 years Jessica Miller - 16 years Nash Summers - 16 years David A. Vince - 22 years Clay Willis - 4 years

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spend time together by playing

through. The tickets can be used at

outdoors, visiting parks and

the park any day during the 2021

traveling. At Clark County REMC,

season.

we care about the communities we serve and want to share a few opportunities to enjoy some muchneeded family time this year.

Now I know that the most important mission for Clark County REMC is to deliver, safe, affordable electricity to every one

First, we will be giving away four

of the homes and businesses in

free tickets to each of the Louisville

our community. That’s why we get

Bats Sunday home games this

up in the morning, and after a job

summer. It’s hard to beat an

well done is how we rest at night.

afternoon of entertaining baseball,

But from time to time it’s nice to be

great park food, and trying to catch

able to offer value-added services

a fly ball. To enter for your chance

and benefits to our co-op families.

to win four tickets, check out our ad

So here’s to a happy and healthy

on page 7.

summer.

REMC has also partnered with

DAVID A. VINCE

Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari

General Manager

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co-op news

CONGRATS, SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS! Our congratulations go out to the 2021 students in our service area who won scholarships to Indiana University Southeast, Ivy Tech Community College and Purdue University Polytechnic New Albany. Clark County REMC scholarships have assisted over 450 students since the program began. Please read our publications and visit our website later this year for more information on how to apply for the 2022 scholarships.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST

ABIGAIL DENSFORD New Washington Middle High School

JOSHUA GUSTAFSON Jeffersonville High School

MADISON HAMILTON Floyd Central High School

ZACHARY LEUTHART New Washington Middle High School

KOLBY MAPPINS Charlestown High School

MEGAN MEDLOCK Henryville High School

ETHAN PARSONS Borden High School

CLARA SELLERS Charlestown High School

SIERRA STEWART New Washington Middle High School

SARAH TUCKER Silver Creek High School

LARISSA SMITH Henryville High School

EMMI WRIGHT Jeffersonville High School

IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

REBEKAH YOUNG Homeschool

HALEY KLINK Non-traditional

ADAM PEAK Homeschool

PURDUE POLYTECHNIC NEW ALBANY

CINDY HOCKENSMITH SCHOLARSHIP

ASHTON WALDEN Charlestown High School

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The recipient of this year’s scholarship is Katharyn Greenwell of New Washington Middle High School. She will be attending University of Southern Indiana in the fall and will major in History and Secondary Education. Congratulations, Katharyn! Clark County REMC wishes you the best as you pursue your educational goals.

WE ARE SELLING DISCOUNTED TICKETS

REMC SUNDAY SUMMER BASEBALL SWEEPSTAKES Clark County REMC members can win four tickets to each of the Louisville Bats Sunday home games at Louisville Slugger Field.

$36.99 *While supplies last. Members are encouraged to purchase tickets by phone and pick up in drive through during business hours.

PAPERLESS BILLING Winners WEEKLY WINNERS Donna Peery, Memphis Richard Spray, Jeffersonville Barbara Murphy, Memphis Devan Reschar, Underwood MONTHLY/GRAND WINNER: Keyla Kendall, Jeffersonville

DO WE OWE YOU MONEY? FIND A LISTING OF CAPITAL CREDITS ON PAGE 16A-H

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Casey retires after 37 years After 37 years of faithful service to the members of Clark County REMC, Journeyman Lineman Dave Casey is retiring. Casey began his career at REMC in 1984. When asked about what he loved most about working for an electric co-op, Casey said, “I like working for a co-op because of the work environment,” Casey said. “You can go to any co-op to help with storm restoration and they are always great to work with.” In retirement, Casey is looking forward to more vacations, spending time with grandkids, and looking for "gold" with his metal detector. On behalf of the REMC board of directors and employees, we thank Dave Casey for his dedication to our co-op, and wish him all the best in retirement.

electric cooperatives

serve the community INDIANA’S ELECTRIC CO-OPS ARE COMMITTED TO PHILANTHROPIC ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT INDIANA AND BEYOND. Your cooperative serves your community and spearheads philanthropic projects to help create a better world.

visit action.IndianaEC.org

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energy S MART ER HO MES , PA RT 1

New devices allow homeowners to better control their energy use Wi-Fi enabled devices

Unlike programmable

H O ME E N E RG Y MO N I TO RS

quickly. Home energy

allow users to stream

thermostats that came

These devices come in

monitors can inform

movies or ask a virtual

before them, it is

two different types. One

you about the majority

assistant such as

much easier to set up

kind, such as SiteSage,

of your home’s energy

Amazon’s Alexa about

a schedule for Wi-Fi

monitors each circuit

use and what devices

the weather. Some

thermostats or adjust

of your home’s circuit

potentially cause

homeowners also use

them on the fly. Some

breaker box to tell you

energy waste. In fact,

Wi-Fi gadgets to better

models utilize machine

how much electricity

some energy advisors

control energy use in

learning to figure out

is used at each circuit.

have even used these

their homes.

how deep of a setback

They do not show more

to get greater insight

your home can handle

detailed energy use; if

on a home’s energy

to maximize energy

multiple appliances or

consumption!

savings, even for heat

devices are powered

pumps.

on the same circuit,

As technology has improved, more devices that increase homeowners’ comfort have become available.

Traditionally, the

Some new thermostats

recommendation for

the monitor will not be able to tell how much electricity each appliance

These new devices can allow you to minimize your home’s energy waste and save money.

can be controlled by

heat pump thermostat

a smartphone, and a

settings is to “set it and

few even use machine

forget it.” Setting and

That’s where the other

energy use can be

learning to better control

forgetting is a tried and

type of energy monitor,

improved, contact your

heating and cooling

true method to minimize

such as the Sense,

local electric co-op’s

systems. For those

expensive auxiliary heat.

can come in! It uses

energy advisor.

willing to go to the next

Newer Wi-Fi thermostats

electrical harmonics

level, real-time energy

can take advantage of

and machine learning to

monitors will display

setbacks by learning

detect appliance patterns

your home’s energy use

when the heat pump

to “learn” what devices

and may even show

needs to turn on to reach

are using electricity in

when specific appliances

the desired temperature,

your home. They have

cycle on and off!

while preventing the

been on the market long

W I- FI T HE RM OSTATS

auxiliary heat from

enough that they can

Wi-Fi thermostats are

turning on.

identify many frequently

a proven technology.

is using.

used appliances fairly

For more information about how your home’s

by Kevin Carpenter Energy Advisor Tipmont REMC

JUNE 2021

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editor LETTERS TO THE

Pondering writing a letter to yourself

As I thought about what I would say to myself in a few years (after reading the April 2021 editor’s column) I thought if I could only have written to myself, gone back in time, to change things I did or did not do. Not that I was thinking about financial gain or having things easy, more like missed opportunities with friends, family and such. Then later I realized just how tough that would be. A little like if I were to tell my grandchildren how best to live or make life choices. Probably best to let them make their own decisions. But I may just think more on that letter to myself in the future. Tom Clarkson, via email

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I know that some people are not skilled at crafting words into an interesting story or discourse but others like us do like to write and do appreciate the opportunity to pass on a little of what we’ve learned or experienced. Jay Wilson, Rochester, Indiana

Clarification Regarding the May 2021 County feature, the Noble County Historical Society has pointed out that the county is named for James Noble, Indiana’s first U.S. senator. For decades, historians and textbooks have wrongly credited his brother, Noah, who was 12 JUNE 2021 governor of Indiana from 1831 to 1837.

As we approach the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, Indiana Connection would like to hear your stories about this fateful day and see your photos. What were you doing when you learned about the planes crashing into the Twin Towers and the Pentagon? Do you have a personal connection to the events that happened that day? How did Sept. 11 change your life? If we publish your story or photo in our September issue, we’ll send you a check for $50. We’ll also send $50 to a randomly selected reader who sends us their recollections. The deadline to share your stories is July 6. Send them to us at www.indianaconnection.org/ share-your-9-11-stories-and-photos or mail us at Indiana Connection, Sept. 11 Stories and Photos, 8888 Keystone Crossing, Suite 1600, Indianapolis, IN 46240.

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county feature Benton County’s sculpture at the Indiana State Museum represents Dan Patch.

Benton County Benton County’s two most

county fairs. A year later, he began

prominent claims to fame both

racing on a national circuit to great

pertain to the “harness” — as in

acclaim. In a surprise move in 1901,

harness racing and harnessing the

Messner sold his prized stallion

wind.

to a New York casino owner for

At the turn of the 20th century, harness racing was one of the most popular sports in the nation. And into the limelight paced Dan Patch, a dark bay Standardbred stallion who went undefeated in open competition. Dan Patch’s achievements made him a sports

$20,000, a record price at the time. A year later, he was sold for $60,000 to the owner of a stock feed company in Minnesota. Dan Patch retired undefeated in 1909 as the holder of nine world records. He died of a heart attack at the age of 20 in 1916.

celebrity, possibly the most famous

Though buried in Minnesota, Dan

athlete in America until Babe Ruth.

Patch is remembered in Oxford

Born in 1896 in Oxford, Indiana, Dan Patch became so dominant on the racetrack after just two seasons of racing that other owners eventually refused to enter their horses against him. With his short

with a memorial tombstone. The town holds its annual “Dan Patch Days” festival on the weekend following Labor Day each year. The festival is scheduled this year for Sept. 10–12.

racing career over, he performed

Benton County is also known for

time trials and traveled extensively

harnessing wind. Sitting along the

on exhibition. He earned millions

Illinois state line between Chicago

of dollars in purses, attendance

and Terre Haute, Benton County is

gate receipts and product

positioned at the door to the great

endorsements while breaking the

prairies to the west. Benton County

world speed records at least 14

is among the windiest areas of the

times in the early 1900s.

state which led to its selection as

Dan Patch was bred by Daniel

site of the state’s first wind farm.

County Facts FOUNDED: 1840 NAMED FOR: U.S. Sen. Thomas H. Benton of Missouri, architect and champion of U.S. westward expansion POPULATION: 8,653 (2018 estimate) COUNTY SEAT: Fowler INDIANA COUNTY NUMBER: 4 TRIVIA: The descendants of Sen. Thomas Hart Benton have continued to be prominent in Missouri life; his great-grandnephew, also Thomas Hart Benton, was a 20th-century painter who painted the celebrated and controversial “Indiana Murals” for the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. The works are now permanently displayed at Indiana University in Bloomington.

the southern part of the county, opened in 2009. The two large wind farms make Benton County the largest wind producer in the state, and, with over 620 turbines, the county has one of the largest

Messner Jr., a dry goods merchant

Benton County Wind Farm began

concentrations of wind turbines

in Oxford, and began his harness

operating in 2008. A second

in the United States east of the

racing career in 1900 at Indiana

farm, Fowler Ridge Wind Farm in

Mississippi River.

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Indiana eats Have a hankering for an eggtopped burger? At J. Ford’s Black Angus bar, order a “create your own burger” and go crazy with your toppings. PH OTO B Y MA R TY JON E S

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Reputation For Jeff Ford, the path to a successful culinary career began in the back of a catering company’s semi-trailer. He perfected his chicken frying technique there when he was just 17 and that led to stints as sous chef and executive chef at various country clubs and restaurants in Indiana and Kentucky. In 2006, he was named the top country club chef in an Ohio Valley Club Managers Association competition. Wife Kelly’s food service background includes working at restaurants in high school and college and after graduation before transitioning to a successful career in sales. So, when the Fords took over the Black Angus, an established Terre Haute steak house in 2007, good things — and good eating — were bound to happen. With Jeff as

J. Ford’s Black Angus offers fine food in a comfortable setting

executive chef and Kelly running front of the house operations, J. Ford’s Black Angus has a well-deserved reputation for serving excellent food in a comfortable setting. State. Rep. Bob Heaton, a restaurant regular, can attest to J. Ford’s commitment to providing its customers an outstanding and unique experience. After all, how can you go wrong with a kitchen commandment like this one: “We wouldn’t serve a customer anything we wouldn’t be proud to serve our mother.” The menu rotates regularly so be sure to visit www.jfordsblackangus.com to see what’s currently being created in the kitchen. Perennial favorites are the Lobster Corn Dog appetizer and the tightly trimmed New York Strip Steak, chef Jeff’s choice. Even the House Salad — a menu staple that rarely

gets a shout out — is a show-stopping medley of greens, mandarins, feta cheese and red onion rings in a creamy vinaigrette dressing. A six-time Wine Spectator Award of Excellence winner, J. Ford’s offers an extensive selection of wines of all varieties, domestic and imported as well as full bar of other spirits. J. Ford’s is located in historic downtown Terre Haute at the corner of 7th and Walnut streets, two blocks south of Wabash Avenue. Guests can enjoy food and drinks in the bar, the dining room and in J. Ford’s three private dining rooms.

J. Ford’s Black Angus 129 S. 7th St., Terre Haute, Indiana 812-235-5549

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ABOUT STATE REP. BOB HEATON: Rep. Bob Heaton (R) represents District 46 which covers portions of Clay, Monroe, Owen and Vigo counties. Not only is Heaton the House Majority Whip, he is the Ways and Means committee chair. He serves on that committee’s Higher Education subcommittee as well as the Financial Institutions and Insurance committee. Heaton is president of Heaton Financial Services. An Indiana State University graduate, he played forward in the university’s famed basketball team — led by Larry Bird — that played for a NCAA Division 1 championship during the 1978-79 season. JUNE 2021

food APPLE BERRY BREAKFAST CRISP Robert M. Winters, Rensselaer, Indiana 4 cups thinly sliced cooking apples 2 cups blueberries, blackberries, raspberries or mixed berries ¼ cup firmly packed brown sugar ¼ cup frozen orange juice concentrate 2 T. all-purpose flour Mix together thoroughly and spread into a buttered 8-by-8-inch square baking dish. Prepare topping. Topping 1½ cups quick or old-fashioned oats (do not use instant oats) ¾ cup firmly packed brown sugar 3 T. all-purpose flour ½ cup melted butter Stir dry ingredients thoroughly in a bowl. Add melted butter in slowly and mix with fingers until it resembles medium crumbs. Sprinkle evenly over fruit. Bake in oven at 350 F for 30-35 minutes or until apples are tender. Serve warm with cream, half and half or vanilla ice cream. Cook’s notes: Although I prefer fresh berries, frozen berries are acceptable. I sometimes melt ice

BLUEBERRY DELIGHT Mari J. Briggs, Sheridan, Indiana

the crisp for breakfast. Although I

1 (11 oz.) box vanilla wafer cookies, crushed 1 cup sifted powdered sugar

call it a “breakfast crisp,” it makes a

½ cup butter

cream overnight and pour it over

great dessert on those cold winter evenings.

2 eggs 1 (16 oz.) can blueberry pie filling ½ pint whipping cream, whipped ½ cup chopped pecans Fresh blueberries, washed and dried

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Spread half of the crushed wafer cookies on the bottom of an 8-by8-inch pan. Cream sugar and butter together. Add eggs and blend in well. Carefully spread over the wafer cookies. Cover creamed mixture with pie filling. Spoon the whipped cream on top of the pie filling. Sprinkle the pecans and reserved cookie crumbs on top. Dot with fresh blueberries. Refrigerate 24 hours before serving.

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BRUMMETT MELBA BRUNER DARLA BRUNNER LARRY BRUNS R BRUTON DON BRYANT BEN BRYANT CINDY BRYANT JOSEPH BUCHANAN DEBRA BUCHHEIT JOHN BUCK JOHN BUCKINGHAM MICHAEL BUCKLEY ALECIA BUCKMASTER ALVIN BUCKNER SHARRON BUDD GEORGE BUIE RUTH BUIS KENNETH BUKY JAMES BULMER PAUL BUMBALOUGH RONALD BUNCH KIMBERELY BURCH NATHANIEL BURCHETT GARY BURCHETT MISTY BURD MARY C - RENTAL BURDEN AARON BURDEN JANET BURDEN KENNETH BURDEN ROBERT BURDETTE ANABEL BURGE DAVID BURGER MICHAEL BURGIN EDWIN BURGIN WILLIAM BURKE CHARLES BURKE DAVE BURKE JAMES BURKE KEVIN BURKHARDT CYNTHIA BURKHART JEFFERY BURKS RICKY BURLESON MARK BURLINGTON MOTOR CARRIERS BURNS ARLIE BURNS GARNETT BURNS JAMES BURNS JESSIE/LOT 8B BURNS JOHN BURNS TOM BURR ANITA BURR LORENE BURRIS RALPH BURSBY HENRIETTA BURTON ALVIN BURTON BRANDY BURTON HOWARD BURTON MARY BURTON MICHAEL BUSCHMANN RONALD BUSH LARRY BUSH MICHAEL BUTCH’S BODY SHOP BUTLER DAVID BUTLER DOUGLAS BUTLER LARRY BUTLER MARA BUTLER NEVA BUTLER ROBERT BUTTS JASON BUTTS VELVA BYER WESLEY BYNUM JAMES BYRD OWEN C & H HOME IMPROVEMENTS CABLE JOHN CABRERA GERARDO CADWALLADER ROBERT CAGLE DELBERT CAIN KEVIN CAIN MARY CAIN MARY CALDWELL CARL CALDWELL TRACY CALFEE LARRY CALILUNG MICHAEL CALKINS KENNETH CALLAHAN BRENDA CALLAHAN JUDITH CALLAHAN SCOTT CALLAHAN WILLIAM CALLIS ED CALLIS LUCY

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13.29 55.28 54.49 3.23 13.24 6.90 18.27 92.65 322.05 123.18 1.65 5.46 5.23 94.73 15.46 11.65 3.76 40.36 41.49

CALVERT C CALVERT TREVIS CAMM DAVID CAMP KEVIN CAMPBELL ANDY CAMPBELL CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL DAMON CAMPBELL DANIEL CAMPBELL DANNY CAMPBELL DAVID CAMPBELL DEREK CAMPBELL DONNA CAMPBELL ETHEL CAMPBELL FINLEY CAMPBELL JOHN CAMPBELL JOHNNY CAMPBELL KAREN CAMPBELL LINDA CAMPBELL MARY CAMPBELL NORMA CAMPBELL PAUL CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL SUSAN CAMPBELL TONYA CAMPBELL TROY CAMPBELL VERLE CAMPBELL WILLIAM CANNON ALLEN CANNON GARY CANTARA GARY CANTRELL CAROL CANTRELL FRED CANTRELL RAY CAPE PERRY CAPLE JAMES CARDER MARY CARDINAL MORRIS CARDWELL MARY CAREY RICHARD CAREY TOMMY CARINA COX CARL DEBORAH CARLISLE RUDY CARLSON RICHARD CARO DOYLETTA CARPENTER BARNETT CARPENTER CAROL CARPENTER DONNA CARPENTER DWIGHT CARPENTER JAMES CARPENTER MAURICE CARRICO JOSEPH CARRICO STEPHEN CARRIE L CARRIG RAYMOND CARROLL ESTELLE CARROLL SHANNON CARROLL THOMAS CARROW SONJA CARTA ANTHONY CARTER ANNA CARTER BOYD CARTER DON CARTER ELIZABETH CARTER GORDON CARTER MATTHEW CARTER MICHAEL CARTER RAYMOND CARTER REGINA CARTER RICHARD CARTWRIGHT ROBERT CARUTHERS MICHAEL CARVER PAUL CARVER ROBERT CARVER ROBERT CASEY BERTHA CASEY FRANK CASEY JANENE CASEY LISA CASH KEVIN CASIANO ENRIQUE CASOLARI HILLARY J CASPER ERVIN CASSADY JEFFREY CASTENADA ALICE CASTILE HEATHER CASTILE TERRY CASTILE WAYNE CASTILLO JOSEPH CATES HAROLD CATLETT JAMES CATLETT WILLIAM CATO BENNY CATRON FRANCES

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JUNE 2021

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CAUBLE GARRY HENRYVILLE IN CAUDILL KAREN JACKSON KY CAUDILL LOIS AUSTIN IN CAUDILL THELMA JEFFERSONVILLE IN CAUDILL THOMAS LOUISVILLE KY CAVALLO LOUIS CAMPBELLSVILLE KY CECIL SARAH NEW ALBANY IN CENTURY 21 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CERAMI MARY SCOTTSBURG IN CERIDIAN CORPORATION LOUISVILLE KY CHAMBERS RANDY COLORADO SPRINGS CO CHAMBERS ROBERT VALRICO FL CHANDLER JAMES CLARKSVILLE IN CHANDLER WENDY SELLERSBURG IN CHAPMAN CHARLES FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHAPMAN DANA SELLERSBURG IN CHAPMAN LARRY W BORDEN IN CHAPMAN MARTHA HENRYVILLE IN CHAPMAN TROY HENRYVILLE IN CHAPMAN WILLIAM CHARLESTOWN IN CHAPUT JOHN JACKSONVILLE FL CHARLESTOWN REG BAPT CH CHARLESTOWN IN CHATTIN MARY LEXINGTON IN CHEATHAM SANDRA INDIANAPOLIS IN CHERRY RONNIE FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHERRY TIMOTHY NEW ALBANY IN CHESER KENNETH SELLERSBURG IN CHESTER ANNETTA CHARLESTOWN IN CHESTER LARRY CLARKSVILLE IN CHESTER ROY CUB RUN KY CHIDESTER CHRISTINE LOUISVILLE KY CHILDRESS LARRY CAMPBELLSVILLE KY CHOCKLETTE JOHN TAMPA FL CHOWHAN NAVEED FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHRISMAN JACK NEW ALBANY IN CHRISMAN WILLIAM NEW ALBANY IN CHRISTIAN BILL SELLERSBURG IN CHRISTIAN IRVIN BORDEN IN CHRISTIAN TERRY NORTH LAS VEGAS NV CHRISTIAN TRUCKERS INC FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHRISTIANSON DEBORAH MARYSVILLE IN CHRISTMAN LOREN CHARLESTOWN IN CHURCH R MARYSVILLE IN CHURCHILL MARGARET MEMPHIS IN CILONE ANGELA LOUISVILLE KY CIRESI SANDRA FLOYDS KNOBS IN CIRONE R PHOENIX AZ CISSELL EVAN HENRYVILLE IN CISSELL MARVIN MEMPHIS IN CITIZENS FIDELITY NEW ALBANY IN CIUKAJ STEVEN SELLERSBURG IN CLAGETT JOSEPH SCOTTSBURG IN CLAIR FRED CHARLESTOWN IN CLAMPITT DONALD BIRDSEYE IN CLANCY JOHN INDIANAPOLIS IN CLAPP BETTY CHARLESTOWN IN CLARK AMY JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARK BILLIE SELLERSBURG IN CLARK BONNIE HENRYVILLE IN CLARK CHRISTINE PACE FL CLARK HOWARD - RES BOWLING GREEN KY CLARK IVA BORDEN IN CLARK JOHN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARK JUDITH JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARK KENNETH SELLERSBURG IN CLARK ROGER GRAND ISLE LA CLARK SEAN CHARLESTOWN IN CLARK TIMOTHY UNDERWOOD IN CLARK WILLIAM JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARKE JEFF LOUISVILLE KY CLARKSTON WILLIAM SPOKANE WA CLAY ROSZELLA JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLEMENS BEECHER LOUISVILLE KY CLEMENS GARY SCOTTSBURG IN CLEMENS TIM NEW ALBANY IN CLEMENS TIMOTHY LOUISVILLE KY CLEMENTS MIKE BORDEN IN CLEMENTS REX UNDERWOOD IN CLEMONS JAMES BORDEN IN CLEMONS MICHELLE SELLERSBURG IN CLEMONS SCOTT KNOXVILLE TN CLEPHAS PAUL - CAMP LOUISVILLE KY CLERKIN MAX SELLERSBURG IN CLEVENGER WILLIAM FLOYDS KNOBS IN CLOAR R CHILLICOTHE OH CLOYD STEVE SELLERSBURG IN CLUTE MELISSA SELLERSBURG IN COAST TO COAST NEW ALBANY IN COATS DENISE JEFFERSONVILLE IN COATS FREEMAN PEKIN IN COATS JOHN JEFFERSONVILLE IN COATS LONNIE BORDEN IN COBB CLYDE CLARKSVILLE IN COBB GREG NEW ALBANY IN

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JUNE 2021

12.29 17.20 9.09 4.73 1.79 96.01 5.09 1.18 45.69 83.97 6.00 128.43 24.13 40.99 26.24 5.72 1.99 5.16 38.93 7.67 1.32 30.93 182.08 3.29 0.40 0.25 47.06 14.86 65.68 13.29 28.67 23.29 27.61 10.11 91.53 124.71 64.21 0.10 5.39 29.97 6.95 156.70 7.78 21.53 4.94 9.59 3.79 51.38 2.33 2.02 64.88 52.89 78.88 60.71 30.10 162.49 13.16 7.63 31.94 92.89 30.60 53.10 65.43 32.72 5.30 166.82 2.39 63.32 225.57 6.30 3.97 3.06 7.26 39.72 27.82 43.01 9.12 53.71 7.57 74.00 24.06 1.49 40.90 300.29 113.72 5.61 4.23 4.26 6.48 6.18 19.70 88.02 10.12 12.65

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7.97 1.69 68.73 119.77 110.70 26.58 28.18 45.85 7.14 109.73 95.54 51.25 5.50 69.78 0.01 66.32 3.58 8.59 27.69 1.71 77.68 4.29 7.32 7.38 85.46 9.52 76.26 0.14 83.47 11.13 7.37 9.41 45.81 20.94 63.89 64.65 68.06 134.07 66.11 29.60 53.40 81.24 100.21 112.82 53.04 40.25 23.75 16.14 86.97 4.45 0.11 0.75 6.38 8.01 66.64 63.07 51.49 30.02 13.30 10.00 122.94 0.54 1.86 92.08 48.06 48.70 5.82 139.51 28.45 3.50 1.99 5.18 73.87 55.20 6.19 19.21 32.04 5.52 0.52 5.20 13.31 146.32 9.87 5.15 6.92 90.57 8.61 10.13 12.03 13.17 11.28 13.89 1.09

COOK BRIAN COOK DEBRA COOK EDWARD COOK GEORGE COOK KELLY COOK LARA COOK RUSSELL COOK SHARON COOK TOM COOK WALTER COOKE TERESA COOMBS RICHARD COOMER JESSIE COOMER LARRY COOPER CHERYL COOPER EDWARD COOPER VIRGINIA COOPER W COPLER JEFFREY COPPLE BETTY COPPLE RAY COPPLE STEVEN CORBETT BRIAN CORBETT REBECCA CORDOVA MARIA COREY KATIE CORLETT KAREN CORNELL MARY CORNETT FLOYD CORNETT JACK CORONEL LEOPOLDO CORRELL JEFFREY CORRICK KELLY CORRIE DAVID CORSA JOHN COSBY JILL COSBY STEVEN COTNER WILLIAM COTTEN NICHOLAS COUCH CHRISTOPHER COUCH DAVID COULTER A COULTER CLYDE COULTER TRACY L SLY COUNTRY KITCHEN COURSEY BRUCE COURTNEY BETTY COURTNEY SHAWNA COVENEY JAMES COVINGTON DANIEL COVINGTON KAREN COWHERD RICHARD COX ALICE COX ANN COX CHRISTOPHER COX DELBERT COX GERALD COX JEFF COX JOHN COX MARTHA COX RONNIE COX STACY COX TODD COYLE NANCY COYLE STEVEN CRABTREE CYNTHIA CRADY ROBERT CRAFT MICHAEL CRAIG G CRAIG MARY CRAIG RONALD CRAIG SAMUAL CRAIG SHIRLEY CRAIG WILLIAM CRAIN CHARLES CRAIN DANIEL CRANDALL HERVEY CRAVEN JULIE CRAVENS MARGARET CRAVENS RANDY CRAWFORD CORNER INC CRAWFORD DENNIS CRAWFORD FABRICATING CO CRAWFORD HILDA CRAWFORD ROBERT CRAWLEY CATHY CRAWLEY JAMES CRAWLEY MARY CRAYS WM CREAMER ROY CREECH DEBORAH CREECH ELINOR CRENSHAW THOMAS CRESTLINE REALTY INC

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3.20 13.35 4.50 89.30 121.20 5.43 12.69 3.27 6.46 104.52 19.60 5.13 79.54 153.15 5.82 0.41 4.56 3.45 18.60 42.41 16.54 45.93 5.77 45.71 23.47 34.61 9.34 60.55 71.83 39.30 2.29 12.90 117.86 241.18 7.05 6.78 119.60 89.96 173.78 7.31 82.81 2.64 45.73 4.80 34.95 76.52 116.66 13.80 12.32 6.58 3.83 0.25 6.07 10.54 87.23 16.99 86.66 74.79 145.97 11.73 11.59 18.42 8.00 62.93 76.20 6.17 14.21 1.72 30.17 6.15 3.68 9.96 24.74 37.53 104.07 98.21 46.55 119.66 47.79 52.86 97.24 4.60

SELLERSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN CLARKSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN MEMPHIS IN NEW ALBANY IN WESTMOUNT IL LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN

27.93 8.49 60.34 144.74 32.36 49.72 128.60 1.90 3.03 108.04 99.80 8.61

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29.72 4.86 3.26 69.19 26.37 22.33 30.24 77.47 4.99 12.45 111.80 87.62

LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSONTOWN KY NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN HENRYVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN SALEM IN HENRYVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN SALEM IN

5.79 6.28 11.88 18.45 70.17 65.69 129.62 4.70 100.47 20.12 76.63

CHARLESTOWN IN CHANHASSEN MN

134.63 18.70

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33.53 45.27 38.51 44.65 1.71 65.66 48.46 3.96 6.28 5.80 4.27 8.52 65.21 0.99 9.87 50.84 5.88 7.35 23.97 105.47 5.40 54.96 11.25 25.26 21.87 8.10 15.47 2.69 34.14 94.47

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440.54 6.44 2.79 2.84 22.39 4.12 6.42 120.99 52.85 149.95 5.79 5.86 119.95 23.74 5.65 18.28

CLARKSVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN MIDDLEBURG FL CLARKSVILLE IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN NEW ALBANY IN HENRYVILLE IN AUBURNDALE FL SCOTTSBURG IN AUSTIN IN MEMPHIS IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW WASHINGTON IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN HENRYVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN DUBLIN OH

9.12 8.57 5.04 4.13 6.63 50.22 113.14 5.20 39.05 6.74 10.15 75.78 5.68 68.92 5.25 11.73 3.53 4.94 100.79

DAVIS BEVERYL DAVIS CHARLES DAVIS DAVID PORT DAVIS DEBORAH DAVIS DENIS DAVIS DIANA DAVIS DOUGLAS DAVIS EDWARD DAVIS EILEEN DAVIS ELIZABETH DAVIS ERIC DAVIS JAMES DAVIS JOSEPH DAVIS KOLEMA DAVIS LESTER DAVIS MARY DAVIS NORMAN DAVIS PAUL DAVIS PAUL DAVIS RHONDA DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS RONALD DAVIS SHEILA DAVIS TINA DAVIS TRACY DAVIS TROY DAVIS UI DAVIS WILLIAM L GARAGE DAVIS WINNEL DAY AUDREY DAY BRIAN DAY EARL DAY EUGENE DAY WILLIAM DAYS INN JEFFERSONVILLE DEAKI JOHN DEAN ELI DEAN JASON DEAN MICHAEL DEAN RALPH DEAN STEPHEN DEAN TIM DEAN WILLIS DEARY GRAHAM DEATON JEFFERY DEATON RETTA DEATON RHONDA DEATON SCOTT DEATON SHERRY DEATON TAMMY DEBBIE DEE DECKARD CLINTON DECKARD JOHN DECKARD P DECKER HARRY DECKER JERRY DECKER LARRY DEEDS J DEGROAT LORIN DEHART JOAN DEHART TONY DEHN CATHERINE DEICH CHESTER DEICH GLENNA DEISON JOHN DELAP KERRY DELGRANDE SHIRLEY DELONG PETER DELUNA RICARDO DEMEO STEPHEN DEMILLE DAVID DEMPSEY CHARLES DENHAM JOHN DENHAM TERRY DENISON LARRY DENNIS THOMAS DENNISON JAMES DENNISON KENNETH DENNISON STEVEN DENNY CHRISTOPHER DENSFORD FRANK DENSFORD TRACY DENT KAREN DENTON EDWARD DENTON JAMES DENTON WILLIAM DENTRY RAY DEOGRACIAS SHARON DESIGN DYNAMIC BLDERS INC DESKINS EVERETT DESPAIN JAMES

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69.16 34.49 101.17 168.71 52.56 26.41 5.50 54.61 17.33 3.05 31.63 13.03 6.21 62.95 145.42 18.90 27.66 40.25 12.38 5.07 42.63 64.14 57.15 91.71 13.04 32.49 102.44 128.44 49.00 65.43 82.18 14.47 23.88 23.17 43.56 13.44 2.75 7.09 5.04 37.32 17.31 7.17 3.64 52.81 35.90 24.46 13.85 7.07 27.87 2.59 5.56 6.92 6.16 9.08 20.11 68.31 87.01 18.84 7.75 72.45 49.26 3.06 7.03 84.67 48.74 7.39 33.49 65.69 8.15 1.07 19.12 5.12 122.33 49.97 12.48 5.48 149.00 5.83 110.29 8.52 20.23 4.92 51.36 20.40 89.97 1.91 6.38 33.84 7.55 44.35 97.06 21.38

DEUSER GREG DEVELOPERS HDS DEVERS JOSEPH DEVILLIER LARRY DEVINE JIM & RITA BARN DEVORE CHESTER DEVORE MARTIN DEVORE ROBERT DEWEES MIKE DEWEESE TERRY DEWEY MARY DICKENS CAROL DICKERSON WILLIAM DICKEY RICHARD DIEDRICH KELLY DIEHL ROBERT DIEL ALBERT DIEMER THEODORE DIERFELDT GREG DIERS ROBERT DIETRICH DALE DIETRICH WM DILLON MIKE DISCOUNT FLOOR COVERING DISMORE RAY DIVINE JAMES DIXON DAVID DIXON KAREN DIXON KAREN DIXON LINDA DOAN DANIEL DOANE JAMES DOANE KENNETH DOBART ROGER DOBSON DAVID DOBSON HANK DODD WILLIAM DODGE AMANDA DODGE ANTHONY DODGE BARRY DOERR WILLIAM DOHONEY STEVEN DOLD JOSEPH DOLD LLOYD DOLLINS JANET DONAHAY ANN DONAHUE JEFF DONAHUE MARIE DONAIRE SARA DONALDSON JOY DONAN RAYMOND DONES THEODORE DONITHAN DORIS DONOHUE SANDIA DOOLEY TERRY DORNBUSH GREGORY DOSS JENNY DOSS STEVEN DOTSON DAVID DOTY RUTH DOTY TRACY DOUGHTY RICHARD DOUGLAS JEFFERY DOUGLAS MARY DOUGLAS PAUL DOWELL GREG DOWNES KENNETH DOWNS JOSEPH DOYLE JOHN DOYLE RAYMOND DOYLE STEVEN DRAKE PAUL DRAPER WILLIAM R DRESCHER ELIZABETH DREW DAN DREYER MARGARET DRIVER MICHAEL DRUIN BERNICE DRUIN MARK DRURY BRENDA DRYE PETER DUFFIELD JOEL DUFFY SCOTT DUFFY TODD DUGAN WILLIAM DULANEY JACK DUNAWAY JEANNE DUNAWAY JOE DUNCAN DAVID DUNCAN GARY DUNLEVY DEWEY DUNLEVY DONNA DUNN BILL DUNN CINDY

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7.19 6.63 56.12 28.79 5.46 28.13 8.32 3.11 40.35 52.76 5.72 3.50 17.35 179.50 20.69 162.30 5.57 8.37 67.77 36.31 81.43 5.37 18.05 13.74 8.04 14.82 131.44 25.87 19.33 5.18 5.20 24.88 29.29 5.75 6.40 2.48 147.14 3.00 4.65 13.78 10.71 70.95 10.71 11.98 7.86 2.88 60.79 20.62 169.36 14.99 201.45 2.76 29.46 5.57 18.20 92.68 35.21 18.85 54.91 2.31 8.37 86.92 19.75 93.58 86.69 28.54 27.10 13.49 5.09 71.39 50.58

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DUNN ISAAC UNDERWOOD IN DUNN KEVIN CAMPBELLSVILLE KY DUNN MARGARET UNDERWOOD IN DUNN RICHARD NEW ALBANY IN DUNN RITA JEFFERSONVILLE IN DUNN ROBERT CLARKSVILLE IN DUNN SHERMAN SCOTTSBURG IN DUNN WILLIAM SELLERSBURG IN DUPONT DANIEL MARENGO IN DUPONT KEVIN JEFFERSONVILLE IN DURBIN KIM SELLERSBURG IN DURFEY RON HENRYVILLE IN DURHAM DOUGLAS CLARKSVILLE IN DURHAM LILLIE MARYSVILLE IN DURHAM LINDELL SELLERSBURG IN DURHAM MICHAEL MEMPHIS IN DURHAM MIKE BORDEN IN DUROCHER JOHN NEW WASHINGTON IN DUVALL DAVID DANDRIDGE TN DUVALL FAITH LOUISVILLE KY DYER NORA SCOTTSBURG IN DYKES JOHNNY HOUSTON TX EADS NORMA SCOTTSBURG IN EARL KERRI SCOTTSBURG IN EAST DENNIS UNDERWOOD IN EAVES MONA GREENVILLE KY EAVES ROY LEXINGTON IN EBERTSHAUSER BRUCE SCOTTSBURG IN EBERTSHAUSER DONALD LEXINGTON IN ECKERT ALBERT MEMPHIS IN ECKSTEIN MARY EAGAN MN EDDY CHESTER NEW ALBANY IN EDELAMNN CHERIE CHARLESTOWN IN EDELEN DIANA JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDELEN LISA CHARLESTOWN IN EDELEN RICHARD GEORGETOWN IN EDELEN SUSAN CLARKSVILLE IN EDENS FLOYD CLARKSVILLE IN EDERER CHRISTOPHER PARDEEVILLE WI EDGELL TIM NEW ALBANY IN EDINGTON RONALD SELLERSBURG IN EDLIN MORTON JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDLIN ROBERT UNDERWOOD IN EDMISTON JOE CLARKSVILLE IN EDRINGTON MICHAEL FLOYDS KNOBS IN EDWARDS BEULAH HENRYVILLE IN EDWARDS CARLOS JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDWARDS DAVID CHARLESTOWN IN EDWARDS GLEN DAPHNE AL EDWARDS JOHNNY LOUISVILLE KY EDWARDS LINDA SCOTTSBURG IN EDWARDS PAMELA J (LAMB) GALLATIN TN EDWARDS RICK SELLERSBURG IN EDWARDS TERESA JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDWARDS TIM SCOTTSBURG IN EDWARDS VICKY JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDWARDS-MAILLET GINNY WELLINGTON CO EDWARDSON BRUCE HENRYVILLE IN EGAN MICHAEL SELLERSBURG IN EGART JUANITA NEW ALBANY IN EHALT CYNTHIA MEMPHIS IN EHLEY GERRI BORDEN IN EHRHART JEFFREY NEW ALBANY IN EHRINGER JEFF SALEM IN EHRINGER ROBERT BORDEN IN EHRINGER TAMMY SELLERSBURG IN EILENDER GREGORY LIVINGSTON TN EILER HAROLD BORDEN IN EISENHAUER ADELIA NEW ALBANY IN EKART MANFORD SELLERSBURG IN ELB ENTERPRISES JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELDER BETTY NEW ALBANY IN ELDER GENE JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELDRIDGE JOHN NABB IN ELDRIDGE LAWRENCE CHARLESTOWN IN ELDRIDGE MARGARET CHARLESTOWN IN ELDRIDGE MARK CHARLESTOWN IN ELDRIDGE RICHARD SCOTTSBURG IN ELIE KATHY JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELKINS LOWRANZO BEDFORD IN ELKINS RAY SCOTTSBURG IN ELKINS TERRY SCOTTSBURG IN ELLENBERGER LEE BORDEN IN ELLENBERGER STAN MEMPHIS IN ELLENBURG DELTON NEW WASHINGTON IN ELLINGSWORTH H JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELLIOTT DARRIEL LOUISVILLE KY ELLIOTT DIANE SCOTTSBURG IN ELLIOTT DORIS NEW ALBANY IN ELLIOTT HOMER GREENWOOD IN ELLIOTT MIKE CHARLESTOWN IN ELLIOTT RICHARD JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELLIOTT ROBERT NEW ALBANY IN ELLIOTT WALTER MARYSVILLE IN

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FORD JERRY NEW ALBANY IN FORD JOHN JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORD MARTIN JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORD WILLIAM JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORTNER CORRINA JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORTNER JENNIFER JEFFERSONVILLE IN FOSTER CHARLES NASHVILLE TN FOSTER DONALD LANESVILLE IN FOSTER HIRAM CHARLESTOWN IN FOSTER JAY LEHIGHACRES FL FOSTER JEAN GEORGETOWN IN FOSTER KEVIN NEW WASHINGTON IN FOSTER LOTTIE HENRYVILLE IN FOSTER MARY JEFFERSONVILLE IN FOSTER SANDRA CROTHERSVILLE IN FOUNTAIN DANNY NEW ALBANY IN FOUNTAIN RANDAL SELLERSBURG IN FOUNTAIN ROBERT SELLERSBURG IN FOUNTAIN STEPHEN NEW ALBANY IN FOUR BY FOUR TRACK MEMPHIS IN FOWLE LORETTA LOUISVILLE KY FOWLER ARTHUR PEKIN IN FOX DANNY NABB IN FOX JESSIE SELLERSBURG IN FOX KATHY INDIANAPOLIS IN FOX MARVIN SCOTTSBURG IN FOX RICHARD SCOTTSBURG IN FOX WILLIAM OWENSVILLE IN FRALEY CHERYL SELLERSBURG IN FRAME JAMES LOUISVILLE KY FRAME LARRY NEW ALBANY IN FRANCES JAMES SELLERSBURG IN FRANKLIN ALICE MEMPHIS IN FRANKLIN CLETUS JEFFERSONVILLE IN FRANKLIN CLETUS OTISCO IN FRANKLIN FRANCES NEW ALBANY IN FRANZ DONALD LOUISVILLE KY FRANZ ROSANNA HENRYVILLE IN FRATTURO PAUL EVANSVILLE IN FRAZIER STEVE CHARLESTOWN IN FREEBORN JOHN ODESSA FL FREEMAN BARRY SELLERSBURG IN FREEMAN JERRY NORTH VERNON IN FREEMAN ROBERT JEFFERSONVILLE IN FREEMAN SANDRA SELLERSBURG IN FREIBERGER CHARLOTTE GEORGETOWN IN FRENCH BOBBY CHARLESTOWN IN FRENCH BOBBY CHARLESTOWN IN FRENCH CHARLES POCATELLO ID FRENCH JAMES-BUILDER LOUISVILLE KY FRENCH JOHN PEKIN IN FRENCH LOUIS GREENHILLS OH FRENCH RALPH CHARLESTOWN IN FREY SHANE GALVESTON IN FREY TOM INDIANAPOLIS IN FRIEND CARLOS CHARLESTOWN IN FRIENDLY VILL OF IND OAKES SELLERSBURG IN FRITSCH KENNETH LOUISVILLE KY FRYE MIKE UNDERWOOD IN FUGIT JOHN LOUISVILLE KY FULKERSON BARBARA NEW ALBANY IN FULKERSON LORETTA BORDEN IN FULKERSON/SONS WELDING CO LANESVILLE IN FULLER PATRICK OWOSSO OK FULTZ KENNETH FLOYDS KNOBS IN FUNK HARRY DENVER NC FURKIN CHEYENNA C SELLERSBURG IN FURROW JOHN GROVE CITY OH FURROW MARY CLARKSVILLE IN FUSON CHESTER LOUISVILLE KY G & S FEED & SEED INC SELLERSBURG IN GABBARD KIMBERLY LAWRENCEBURG KY GABBARD SIDNEY CLARKSVILLE IN GABBARD WILLIAM CHARLESTOWN IN GABERDIEL ELDON FLOYDS KNOBS IN GABLE JANET LOUISVILLE KY GAHAFER BRIAN JACKSONVILLE FL GAINES BEVERLY NEWBURGH IN GAINES RODNEY FAIRHOPE AL GAITHER EDWARD JEFFERSONVILLE IN GALLAGHER JUDY LANESVILLE IN GALLIGAN ANNE JEFFERSONVILLE IN GALLIGAN KAREN GREENVILLE IN GALLOWAY MARY BORDEN IN GARBROUGH JOHN LOUISVILLE KY GARCIA JESSE SELLERSBURG IN GARCIA JUN FORT HURON MI GARDINER JOHN ENGLISH IN GARDINER JOHN NEW ALBANY IN GARDINER KRISTI JEFFERSONVILLE IN GARDNER JEFF HENRYVILLE IN GARDNER LORETTA VINCENNES IN GARDNER MELISSA SCOTTSBURG IN

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GARDNER NEIL GARLAND BRENDA GARLAND JOHN GARLAND KENNETH GARLAND WILLIAM GARNER GERALD GARRETT CARL GARRETT FRED GARRETT KEN GARRETT ROBERT GARRIOTT GERALD GARRIOTT TROY GARRITY EUGENE GARTLEY GEORGE GARVIN WILLIAM GARVIN WILLIAM GARY JEFFERY GARY JEREMY GASSOWAY GERALDINE GATES LINDLE GATLIFF SHIRLEY GATROST RHONDA GATTIS ROBERT GAUGER ROBERT GAY ARNOLD GAY DALE GAY DEBBIE GAY DEBORA GAY GEORGE GAY WALTER GEARY CARL GEBHART JEROME GEER BRUCE GEHM SANDRA GELSOMINI LUIGI GENET MAY GENGELBACH DON GENTRY ANISSA GENTRY MICHEAL GERLACH MIKE GERNON WILLIAM GETTELFINGER SHIMA GHIYA VATSAL GIBBONS BRETT GIBBONS CHARLOTTE GIBBONS MARIA GIBBS HAROLD GIBBS SHERRY GIBSON ANNA GIBSON CLAUDE GIBSON GLEN GIBSON GLEN GIBSON HAROLD GIBSON HOLLOW GIBSON JAMES GIBSON JOHN GIBSON JUDY GIBSON WILLIAM GIEGERICH MARTIN GILBERT CAMERON GILBERT EDWARD GILBERT JEFFERY GILBERT PAUL GILL DORIS RENTAL GILL JOHN GILLENWATER JAMES GILLESPIE THOMAS GILLESPIE WADE GILLEY TAYLOR GILLIAM PAUL GILLIAM SARAH GILLILAND BROOK GILLOCK LARRY GILLOGLY FRANCIS GILPIN DAVID GIRARDOT SIMON GIRT DONNA GIVAN JODY GLAAB DAROLD GLADDEN HOWARD BARN GLADDEN TIM GLASS IMOGENE GLASS MARION GLASS MARION GLASTER JEFF GLENN CARMEN GLENN MICHELLE GLIEBE RICHARD GLINN BETTY GLOTZBACH PAUL GLOVER DAVID GLOVER ROCKY GNADINGER ALBERT GOBBLE LINDA

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9.48 43.74 0.52 12.00 67.70 27.78 4.76 0.47 149.74 109.23 20.14 6.62 9.37 55.30 1.39

GOBIN EDDIE HENRYVILLE IN 13.99 GOBLE MICHAEL MEMPHIS IN 54.13 GOCHENOUR DOUGLAS FT WAYNE IN 13.51 GODWIN JAY LOUISVILLE KY 7.20 GOEBEL TIMOTHY AMIRILLO TX 5.48 GOFF BURL CLARKSVILLE IN 13.11 GOFORTH BRAD MEMPHIS IN 2.96 GOFORTH EARL JEFFERSONVILLE IN 38.94 GOFORTH JAMES JEFFERSONVILLE IN 61.54 GOFORTH ROY CHARLESTOWN IN 63.90 GOFORTH ROY CHARLESTOWN IN 9.73 GOFORTH ROY MARYSVILLE IN 15.58 GOLDA’S GARDEN & GIFT SHOP JEFFERSONVILLE IN 2.53 GOLDMAN BILLY CLARKSVILLE IN 119.11 GOLDSON MARION CHARLESTOWN IN 12.76 GOMAR VICTOR NEW ALBANY IN 0.31 GONZALES AURELIO LOUISVILLE KY 9.30 GOODALE GEORGE MEMPHIS IN 12.01 GOODE DONNA MEMPHIS IN 5.82 GOODE MICHAEL NEW ALBANY IN 53.17 GOODIN BERTHA SCOTTSBURG IN 109.88 GOODMAN R SALEM IN 6.70 GOODMAN ROBERT SELLERSBURG IN 2.72 GOODWIN ANNA JEFFERSONVILLE IN 53.68 GOODWIN CHRISTINE CHARLESTOWN IN 1.75 GOODWIN SCOTT JEFFERSONVILLE IN 12.62 GOOSEY KENNETH ARCHIE MO 50.84 GORDON JANET SELLERSBURG IN 87.04 GORDON LINDA OTISCO IN 43.86 GOSSMAN JAMES JEFFERSONVILLE IN 69.42 GOTTBRATH FAMILY FARM PEKIN IN 59.03 GRAEBE SHEILA CHARLESTOWN IN 11.47 GRAEFF MICHAEL GEORGETOWN DE 5.08 GRAF DALE SELLERSBURG IN 85.22 GRAF THOMAS BORDEN IN 2.88 GRAFF JOHN LEXINGTON IN 94.80 GRAHAM ASHLEY SELLERSBURG IN 38.60 GRAHAM FERN FLOYDS KNOBS IN 61.45 GRAHAM GILBERT SELLERSBURG IN 16.28 GRAHAM KELLY LEXINGTON IN 17.58 GRAMBAU MARIE ROGERS CITY MI 5.01 GRANT LESTER SCOTTSBURG IN 13.57 GRANT MIKE NEW ALBANY IN 30.02 GRANT WILLIAM SELLERSBURG IN 2.79 GRANTZ NAN NEW ALBANY IN 4.29 GRASCH GLEN PLEASURERIDGE KY 4.52 GRAUER KRIS CALEDONIA WI 50.29 GRAVES MAE MARYSVILLE IN 1.14 GRAW RICHARD SCOTTSBURG IN 8.34 GRAY CHARLES YOUNGSTOWN FL 8.73 GRAY DAVID SCOTTSBURG IN 5.08 GRAY MARCIA SELLERSBURG IN 21.37 GRAY RAPHEL HENRYVILLE IN 86.66 GRAYBEAL JIM SHELBYVILLE KY 41.91 GREATER VALLEY CONST. CO CHARLESTOWN IN 3.69 GREAVES CARL GREENVILLE IN 9.51 GREEN ACRES - MHP NEW ALBANY IN 8.68 GREEN CHARLOTTE BORDEN IN 179.10 GREEN DARREL LOUISVILLE KY 32.65 GREEN DONALD JEFFERSONVILLE IN 91.59 GREEN DORIS CHARLESTOWN IN 146.56 GREEN HORACE SCOTTSBURG IN 33.10 GREEN JEFFREY CLARKSVILLE IN 10.01 GREEN KIMBERLY SCOTTSBURG IN 42.59 GREEN MARK MILLTOWN IN 4.25 GREEN RONALD CICERO IN 0.15 GREEN TOM ARNAUDVILLE LA 12.24 GREENAWALT JON FLOWER MOUND TX 22.00 GREENAWALT SCOTT WASHINGTON CROSSIN PA 47.38 GREENE CLEO LOUISVILLE KY 69.17 GREENE FRANCIS MILLEN GA 8.02 GREENE KENDALL HENRYVILLE IN 5.78 GREENE MARGARET HENRYVILLE IN 328.74 GREENE SUE NORTH MYRTLE BEACH SC 10.03 GREENE W R - FARM HENRYVILLE IN 16.98 GREENWELL JAMES JEFFERSONVILLE IN 17.81 GREENWELL TAMMY LOUISVILLE KY 28.19 GREENWOOD CHRIS MEMPHIS IN 8.49 GREENWOOD NELLOUISE JEFFERSONVILLE IN 21.32 GREENWOOD STANLEY HENRYVILLE IN 8.06 GREER KARALEE JEFFERSONVILLE IN 26.89 GREGORY BELINDA SELLERSBURG IN 6.61 GREGORY CHERIE MARYSVILLE IN 5.05 GREGORY CURTIS JEFFERSONVILLE IN 88.69 GREGORY ESLIA JEFFERSONVILLE IN 4.45 GREGORY JEREMY A SELLERSBURG IN 109.96 GREGORY JOHN JEFFERSONVILLE IN 72.73 GREGORY LISA JEFFERSONVILLE IN 10.56 GRESHAM DENNIS SELLERSBURG IN 37.68 GRESHAM RAYMOND NEW ALBANY IN 7.03 GRESHAM ROGER NEW ALBANY IN 2.45 GRETHER MARK SELLERSBURG IN 50.83 GRIDER BETH AUSTIN IN 1.52

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BAKED HAM IN STRAWBERRY SAUCE Fancheon Resler, Albion, Indiana 1 (2-inch-thick) slice of boneless ham 1 T. dry mustard 4 T. brown sugar ⅓ cup white vinegar 1 (10 oz.) package frozen strawberries, undrained 2 (3-inch) cinnamon sticks 2 whole cloves ½ t. ginger Gash the ham fat in several places and brown ham slice on both sides in a skillet. Place in a baking dish. Combine mustard, brown sugar, and vinegar; sprinkle over ham. In a saucepan, simmer strawberries,

QUICKIE COBBLER Shirley Todd, Columbus, Indiana ¾ stick (6 T.) butter 1 cup sugar ½ cup all-purpose flour 2 t. baking powder ½ cup milk 3 cups fresh berries

Melt butter and pour into an 8-inch square pan. Mix together sugar, flour and baking powder. Gradually add milk, stirring to blend. Pour into the pan. Stir a few times, then add berries and rake them through the batter with a fork. Bake at 375 F for 25-30 minutes or until crust is brown. Serve warm. Cook’s note: I use blackberries or blueberries in the recipe.

cinnamon, cloves, and ginger together for 10 minutes. Remove cinnamon sticks and cloves and pour over ham. Bake in 320 F oven for 1 ½ hours.

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JUNE 2021

Something old,

something new …

Barn venues offer couples rustic ambience for their special day BY RICHARD G. BIEVER

aura Burton was never the kind of little girl who dreamed of having

that big, fancy, “Barbie-style” ballroom wedding. “I was more of a tomboy,” she said. But on Sunday drives with her parents, she did like to daydream while gazing out the back windows at the passing farmland and countryside. Though they lived in rural Benton County, her mom had family in adjoining Warren and Fountain counties to the south near Attica. They attended a rural church in the area and would visit. “We liked to cruise around in the country,” she recalled.

Just east of Attica, one particular old home with a wooden barn out back always caught Laura’s eye. “I remember driving by a house that was just beautiful. I’m a vintage, Victorian kind-of-girl. And I just always loved that house.” The house (pictured above) was a two-story red-orange brick Italianate with gingerbread trim built in 1865. Laura never would — or could — have imagined then that one day her past and future would be joined together at that roadside home. But last October, just inside the double glass-paned wooden doors of that house, in a special room to the left of the wooden balustrade of its steep curved staircase, she readied herself to be a bride. Then, before family and friends, she and her fiancé, Ben Fisher, said their timeless vows to each other out back by that old barn under God and a big Indiana autumnal sky.

CASUAL YET CL ASSIC The wedding took place in the historic home and barn known as Vignette Farms. It opened as a wedding venue at the start of 2020,

just before the pandemic. The newly rebuilt 110-year-old post and beam barn features 3,200 square feet and includes a bar area and two bathrooms. The home, meanwhile, includes an elegantly decorated bride room and a masculine groom room with separate entrances, bathrooms and staircases, and an entryway accented by dramatic, tall windows and that breathtaking sweeping staircase. The farm, served electrically by Tipmont REMC, is “something old” transformed into “something new.” It’s one of the latest around Indiana providing a place for this generation of brides and grooms trading the traditional formal locales for more relaxed, casual and natural settings. (Please see sidebar on page 22 for a partial listing of similar venues.) “There’s something about country living that is charming to a lot of people,” said owner Derek May. May and his wife, Christine, purchased the farm in the summer of 2018. They have worked tirelessly to bring Vignette Farms to life. “What we wanted to provide here is a timelessness,” said Chris. continued on page 20

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Vintage weddings at venues like barns and farms have become popular in the past decade as many couples shun the glitzy trappings of ballrooms and banquet halls. They are trading the ritz for rustic. Doing so, they are finding a bucolic beauty at venues close to nature which reflect the timelessness of the vows they’ve made. Call it “rural chic,” “rustic chic” or “rustic elegance.” “We’re pretty laid-back people,” said the bride, now Laura Fisher, of Ben and herself. “I just wanted something casual but classic and pretty, not real trendy. I just wanted a more elegant style, Victorian classic.” According to an annual survey from The Knot, an online wedding-planning platform and magazine, 15% of

“There’s just a serenity out here, I think people sense it when they come out.” D E R E K M AY, V I G N E T T E FA R M S

couples getting married in 2019 chose a barn, farm, or ranch for their wedding reception which was the second most popular choice. And while traditional banquet halls remained number one, they are losing their appeal. In the past decade, the number of couples choosing to celebrate their wedding in banquet halls dropped from 27% in 2009 to 17%. Couples today want their wedding to express their identity, The Knot noted. Couples gravitate toward locales that say something about them. By choosing to get married in a barn or a state park or similar outdoor venue, a couple might want to show their love of nature or that they fell in love hiking or camping. Other unique locales gaining in popularity are historic homes, museums and historic sites for history buffs, and rural vineyards for wine lovers. “There’s just a serenity out here,” said Derek. “I think people sense it when they come out.” Derek also noted there’s grandeur in the historic barns themselves — what you might call the old cathedrals of the cornfields. “There’s just something so special about an old historic barn, the

story that’s behind it,” he said. “We tried to create this experience when people walk in where they are just in awe, how big and how high it is.”

A NEW PURPOSE The Mays call themselves “serial entrepreneurs.” Both hail from Indianapolis and its suburbs. They’ve had their hands in various businesses: owned a coffee shop, a catering service, and a lawn care business; and built and sold custom furniture. “I call her the ‘visionary’ and myself ‘operations,’ said Derek. “She has all the ideas, and I help carry them out.” After Chris binge-watched a Netflix show about a woman and her daughters establishing a barn wedding venue in Canada, her adult daughters, Courtney and Chelsea, convinced her that was something they could do. They also had a couple of friends who owned wedding barns. Courtney, 26, developed a marketing plan for barn wedding venues for a marketing research course she was taking. The Mays sold their home, moved into a rental, and began looking for a property in eastern, northeastern suburban Indianapolis to begin a new chapter in their life. They put in an offer on 10 acres in Hancock County they thought would be ideal, but it fell through when their variance for the venue was rejected by the zoning board. They continued their search and broadened their search. They finally found the historic home and barn outside of Attica. It was an hour and a half drive from Indy’s north side, a little farther than they planned, but they drove out to the open house. “I just knew there was something special about this property,” Chris said. The location was close enough to Lafayette/West Lafayette and Purdue University that they believed they could make it work.

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The home had been restored in the 1970s by a family that had lived there for 40 years. There had been other owners since, one updated the kitchen. Coincidentally, they later learned the kitchen designer from Home Depot was Ben Fisher’s mom. The Mays realized the barn to be the wedding venue had some issues: there were sagging areas and rotted flooring; a turkey vulture had taken up residence; and, though it had been decades since animals inhabited the barn, it still smelled like an old barn. But they put in an offer and were able to purchase the home, barn and seven acres in September 2018. The Mays first sought out a wellknown Amish construction crew from Adams County to help restore the barn, but the team was too busy to schedule them in. So, the Mays turned to other contractors. “It was such a horrible mess. We had many crews come and did not call us back. They did not want the job,” noted Chris. Finally, they hired a crew and were repairing footers, replacing bad siding, and having new concrete poured. Then, on May 23, 2019, straight line

winds came through, picked the barn up a bit, dropped it, and the whole thing collapsed into itself. It was among four barns in the area to topple in the storm that day. Fortunately, Derek had an engineering friend out earlier who did a schematic drawing of the barn down to every post. He had a perfect blueprint to rebuild it exactly as it was. At that point, the Amish barn builder, Ruben Schwartz, had cleared his schedule and agreed to reconstruct it. “It was so devastating. But long story short, it was a blessing in disguise,” said Derek.

The Amish crew salvaged about 80% of the original posts and timbers and were able to clean and treat them, getting rid of the old barn odor. A small crew then came and rebuilt the barn over the course of about six weeks in the fall of 2019, completing it in November. The end result: Essentially a brand new 1910 barn built with clean like-new original timbers. The Mays also had a new stamped concrete floor poured, and Chris, a skilled carpenter, put much of the original barn wood not reusable for the rebuild to another use. She and the continued on page 22

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Laura and Ben Fisher wanted a simple but elegant wedding venue. They found it in the rebuilt barn and home she remembered passing by as a little girl.

family, which also includes 17-year-old son Preston, built the long dining tables for the barn. She and Derek credit the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs for a matching grant that, along with insurance funds and other help from the Attica community, allowed them to rebuild the barn for the new business venture. “We never, ever dreamed that we would have a brand new ‘old’ barn, cleaned, repaired, that will hopefully last 100 years,” added Chris. While Vignette Farms only had two weddings its first year, because of COVID, 12 have been booked for 2021, and two already for 2022. The barn also will be used to host an international soil/agricultural meeting this summer.

A HIDDEN GEM Chris has other plans beyond a wedding venue for Vignette Farms, thus the “s” on the end, she said. They’ve purchased a small greenhouse to start growing and selling flowers. She’d like to open up a roadside coffee shop and raise chickens, and a Victorian garden is on her bucket list. A vineyard, Chris said, would be appropriate down the road ... to go with “Vignette” which is derived from the French word for “vine.” Vine also happens to be the name of a crossroads community just up the road. “I have visions for this and this and this …,” she said.

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“I walk around in awe of the history of this place,” she added. “We’re just stewards of this place. It’s ours for now, but it’s not ‘ours.’ We’ve had so many people come through, and, sometimes, they just stop and ask if they can look because they’ve always wanted to see inside the house. We love that.” It’s a funny coincidence that long before Vignette Farms was in care of the Mays, it belonged to the imagination of a young Laura Burton, riding past in her parents’ car. And just by chance, Laura’s mother, Kathy, came across the venue online when Laura began looking for a wedding site. “You mean the house I always used to like to drive by that had the barn?” Laura asked her mom. “That would be perfect.” And it was. Laura added, “I’m thankful Chris and Derek saw a hidden gem in the house and barn, and brought it back to life for people to enjoy.”

The list of non-traditional wedding/reception venues around Indiana has proliferated in the past decade. We reached out to the electric cooperatives that distribute Indiana Connection for recommendations of event centers in their areas. Here’s a list of places to consider: BARTHOLOMEW

Blackberry Hill Wedding Barn • Elizabethtown White Diamond Lavender Farms • Hope BOONE

JLH Wedding Barn • Jamestown The Barn in Zionsville • Zionsville CARROLL

Vintage Oaks Banquet Barn • Delphi CLARK

Franklin Farms Event Venue LLC • Marysville Montgomery Farms Weddings and Events • Underwood HARRISON

Cedar Bluff Weddings and Retreats • Corydon HENRY

Barn Thirty-Eight • New Castle The Belgian Horse Winery • Middletown Boondocks Farm • Knightstown Whitetail Tree Farm • Springport JASPER

The Pavilion at Sandy Pines • DeMotte JENNINGS

The Barn at Willow Lake • North Vernon LAPORTE

The Shed at Guse Christmas Trees • Wanatah NOBLE

Mid-America Windmill Museum • Kendallville Sylvan Cellars Events Center • Rome City OWEN

Abram Farm • Spencer RIPLEY

RomWeber Marketplace • Batesville Walhill Farm • Batesville SPENCER

The Corner House B&B • Rockport Matlida’s Event Barn • Evanston VIGO

Sycamore Farm • Terre Haute WA R R I C K

Tanglewood Weddings & Event Barn • Boonville WA S H I N G T O N

RICHARD G. BIEVER is senior editor of Indiana Connection.

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For links to these venues and others, visit this story on our website: IndianaConnection.org

JUNE 2021

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France’s Weight Loss Breakthrough

In 2013, scientists announced a pill that facilitates weight loss in the abdomen. It contains a combination of ingredients shown to enhance the metabolism’s ability to burn belly fat. Since then, it has become a popular diet pill in France and Germany. Sales continue to climb as new people discover how well the product works. Michael Kenneth, President of the Applied Scientific Research Center is not surprised by the popularity. He says, “The pill is safe. It’s effective. It works fast. Plus, it costs less than a cup of coffee per day.” “And now, we’re making it available in America under the new brand name OxiTrim. We can’t wait to receive feedback from first time users. We know dieters are going to love this pill,” he added.

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“The advanced ingredients found in OxiTrim have been used successfully in France for years. The clinical trials show they can burn fat fast for those with a few extra pounds to lose.” — Dr. Ana Jovanovic. “OxiTrim is the most exciting breakthrough

Sales Frenzy: The newly released OxiTrim pill from France is set to break sales records nationwide this week. In clinical studies, users taking the pill’s active ingredients lost up to 5 inches from their waistline in 8 weeks without strict dieting.

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Amazing feedback from users of OxiTrim has generated a wave of confidence at the company. So much so that they now offer OxiTrim with a 110% money back guarantee. The company’s president, Michael Kenneth says, “We’ve seen how well it works. Now we want to remove any risk for those who might think OxiTrim sounds too good to be true.” Simply take the pill exactly as directed. You must enjoy fast and impressive weight loss. Otherwise, return the product as directed and you’ll receive 100% of your money back plus an extra 10%.

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Today marks the official nationwide release of OxiTrim in America. And so, the company is offering a special discount supply to every person who calls before inventory runs out. A Regional Order Hotline has been setup for local readers to call. This gives everyone an equal chance to try OxiTrim. The Order Hotline is now open. All you have to do is call TOLL FREE 1-888-312-1927. Then provide the operator with the special discount approval code: OTN21. The company will do the rest. Initial supplies of OxiTrim are limited. Those who don’t call soon may have to wait until more inventory is produced. This could take as long as 6 six weeks.

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CLUTTER CONTROL Organize your way to the pantry of your dreams

A messy, disorganized pantry might be easy to ignore by simply closing the door. But the next time you need to grab something, you’ll face the half empty bags of chips and random canned foods strewn about or even falling down. Tackle those haphazard dry goods with some sensible steps and helpful organizational tools. Empty, toss, and donate Start by emptying out your entire pantry. Throw away any food that is expired or stale. When ditching clutter from any type of storage area, it’s good to have a usage timeline. In other words, toss something if you haven’t used it over a certain period of time. If you haven’t consumed or even touched it in a couple of months, you probably never will. Freshen up Now take a good look at the walls, shelving, and floor. Thoroughly clean and disinfect all surfaces, not just for overall cleanliness, but also to eliminate odors and hinder potential pests. Vacuum up any loose crumbs that have accumulated on the shelves or floor and wipe down every surface. A fresh coat of paint on the walls or wood shelving might give your pantry an extra lift. Try adding self-adhesive liners to solid shelving to protect them from future messes. They’re easy to install and don’t leave residue behind when peeled up. They also keep the bottoms of cans from scuffing up your newly painted shelves. Or add a thin, painted piece of plywood to wire shelving to keep items from falling through the rungs. If you lack shelving altogether, there are lots of modular units,

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simple bracket and plank shelving, or vinyl coated wire shelving systems available for any size pantry. Put everything in its place Now that you’re ready to put everything away, make sure the items you’re keeping are wiped free of sticky drips or residue. Don’t just throw items back on the shelves — organize them in a way that works for you. Consider categorizing your food staples for convenience and frequency of use. Group like-items together and place products you use most often right up front. Invest in organization Storage containers, especially for things like flour and sugar, keep your pantry tidy and organized. Pour these staples into air-tight containers that are both aesthetically pleasing and protective against bugs. A non-slip turntable keeps things within reach and maximizes space. Try a threetiered plastic organizer for displaying spices, baking supplies, teas, cans, or condiments so they’re all together and easy to spot. Let the pantry door work for you. Overthe-door or mountable storage organizers are easy to install and gain you extra real estate. Try a multi-roll rack that holds your aluminum foil, plastic wrap, and parchment paper boxes. It keeps them easily accessible right from the door and

rolls stay in place when you pull out a sheet. A mounted plastic bag organizer is great for stuffing spare bags and dispensing them for reuse later. Once you’ve gotten organized, keep it up! Return items to their proper bins or shelves after every use and encourage your family to do the same. Visit your local Do it Best store or doitbest. com for thousands of the best home improvement products, including supplies to help keep your pantry organized.

PANTRY ORGANIZATION

GIVEAWAY Motivated to spruce up your pantry? Enter to win a prize pack (valued at $250) — sponsored by Indiana Do it Best store owners — featuring pantry organization tools mentioned in this article. Turn to page 3 to learn how to enter the giveaway and visit our website for a listing of all the goodies in the prize pack.

Cynthia and Gregg Reed

Cynthia and Gregg Reed are the owners of Reed’s Hardware in Bluffton. He is a member-owner of Do it Best Corp., a Fort Waynebased cooperative of thousands of hardware stores, home centers and lumberyards throughout the U.S. and around the world. (This article is for informational purposes only. Indiana Connection and Do it Best Corp. assume no liability for the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein, or for injuries, property damage, or the outcome of any project.)

product recalls One million Greenworks and Powerworks pressure washer spray guns recalled Greenworks and Powerworks pressure washer spray guns have been recalled. The spray gun connector can break, causing the hose and/or parts of the connector to become dislodged during use, posing an impact injury hazard to the user. This recall involves the Greenworks brand 2000 psi plastic pressure washer spray gun included in the Greenworks brand 2000 psi Plastic Gun Accessory kit, Greenworks brand Pressure Washer models ranging from 1500 -1800 psi, and certain Powerworks brand Pressure Washer models ranging from 1700-1800 psi. The spray guns and/or the power washers were sold nationwide at Lowe’s Stores and online from January 2017 through February 2021. The plastic gun accessory kit was sold for about $40 and the pressure washers were sold for between $100 and $180. Call Hongkong Sun Rise Trading at 833-211-9185; or go online at www.greenworkstools.com and click on “Important Safety Notices” at the bottom of the page for more information on model numbers and descriptions. As a service to our readers and to promote electrical safety, here is a recent recall notice provided by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Visit www.cpsc.gov/en/recalls for full details of this recall and for notices of many more.

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pets

How to include your pets in the family vacation

Sixty years ago, author John

friendly hotels and parks, bring food

day, even with the windows

Steinbeck wrote a semi-nonfictional

and water that the pet is used to, and

open, a parked automobile can

travelogue called “Travels with

a collar with an ID and temporary

quickly become a furnace, and

Charley” about a road trip around

ID tag with the phone number of

heatstroke can develop.

America. Charley was his standard

your destination and your cell phone

poodle. A decade later, singer Lobo

number,” she says.

had a soft rock hit that detailed road trips with “Me and You and a Dog Named Boo.” While we may not be writing a book or a song afterward, traveling with our furry buddies has become more popular in recent years as hotels and places of accommodation have become more pet friendly. Still, there

carrier, try getting the carrier out a

to consider when traveling with a pet:

few days before departure. Feed

• Consider having your pet microchipped as a means of permanent identification. • Bring an extra leash, preferably a slip-loop leash. • When traveling in a car, pets should be in a crate, or a pet car

with Rover and meandering with

seat and harness, to ensure their

Mittens. If you’re planning to take your

safety as well as your own while

pet along on a family vacation this

driving.

should take to prepare your cat or dog for travel. To minimize stress, pets should be kept on the same schedule, says Lorraine Corriveau, wellness veterinarian and small animal community practice specialist at Purdue’s College of Veterinary Medicine. “You also should bring medical and vaccination records, research pet

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have difficulty getting into a

Here are a few other tips from Purdue

are things to keep in mind when roving

summer, there are several steps you

• For pets, particularly cats, who

• Make frequent stops to allow your pet to exercise, relieve itself and drink water. • Prepare your pet for a long trip by taking him or her on a series of short drives. • Your pet’s travel-feeding schedule should start with a light meal three to four hours prior to departure. • Never leave your animal alone in a parked vehicle. On a hot

and put your cat’s food bowl in the carrier at home so that it’s not just used for transportation. If your cat loves catnip, place some in the carrier to make it more appealing. Sometimes it is best to put the carrier on its end, with the opening at the top, and put the cat in bottom first. • Some pets may react to being in a carrier by vocalizing excessively, drooling and salivating, vomiting and relieving themselves. If your pet displays these behaviors, a sedative may be needed. You should seek the advice of your veterinarian about whether your pet needs a sedative, and which sedative is appropriate. • If you intend to travel by air, check with the airline to make sure you have met all requirements and policies and with your vet for tips and special travel concerns.

travel

TH E HI L L S

are alive …

Visit Bill Monroe Mus ic Pa rk for t he s o u n ds of bluegra ss … and nature

To most folks, “bluegrass” probably

fire rings and picnic tables, and is pet

Indiana, … means a lot to me,” he later

conjures up the sprightly music played

friendly. In addition to the camp sites,

told an interviewer. “I bought this place

with a banjo, fiddle and mandolin from

rustic and primitive cabins, and two

… to have a home base here where

the hills of Kentucky or Tennessee. But

recreational campers are available to

we could to play to the folks and give

for those who know their bluegrass

rent.

them a chance enjoy and to learn about

music, the hills of bucolic Brown County come just as readily to mind.

Activities and amenities on the grounds also include catch-and-release fishing,

bluegrass music. And it’s really growing in this state, and I’m glad that it has.”

For over 80 years, the Brown County

non-motorized boating, biking, an on-site

The first annual “bluegrass” festival

burg of Bean Blossom has been home to

camp store, and free admission during

hosted by Monroe was in 1967 and is

some of the biggest names in this music

your visit at the Bill Monroe Museum and

now the oldest continuous bluegrass

genre at what was originally the Brown

Gift Shop.

festival in the world. After Monroe’s

County Jamboree. The names got no bigger than legendary Bill Monroe who came as a performer in 1951, bought the jamboree grounds in 1952, and

The park is located just five miles north of Nashville and Brown County State Park.

death in 1996, the Jamboree grounds changed hands a few times and has been renamed “Bill Monroe’s Memorial Park and Campground.”

maintained his presence there until his

T H E B I RT H OF BLUE G RASS

Improvements continued to be made to

death in 1996.

While Monroe was born and raised in

the campground, and the Bill Monroe

Kentucky, he and his brothers moved

Bluegrass Hall of Fame Museum was

to northwest Indiana at the start of

added.

Hoping to emerge from the shadow of COVID-19, the Bill Monroe Music Park and Campground kicks off the 2021 season early this month with the John Hartford Campout, June 2-5. The biggest event will be the Bean Blossom Bluegrass/Uncle Pen Jams, Sept. 17-25. As guidelines and pandemic protocols continue changing, please check its

the Great Depression to work at an oil refinery in Whiting when he was 18. They soon began playing music professionally, starting with a square dance in Hammond. His career took off from there as he pioneered what became “bluegrass.”

The genre takes its name from Monroe’s early band, the Blue Grass Boys, which set the standard for the music. The name, of course, came from Monroe’s home state of Kentucky. But Monroe’s performing career, which spanned 69 years as a singer, instrumentalist,

website — billmonroemusicpark.com —

The Music Park and Campgrounds

composer and bandleader, got its start

for up-to-minute information.

traces its roots back to 1939 when

in Indiana’s blue-collar northwest and

the Brown County Jamboree in Bean

its roots are deep in the hills of Brown

Blossom began. The jamboree grew

County.

When not enjoying the toe-tapping music inspired by Monroe, the “Father of Bluegrass,” sit back and listen to the sounds of Mother Nature beside a crackling fire under a star-filled night sky. The family-friendly campground is already open for the season. One of the largest campgrounds in southern Indiana, the 55-acre park offers uncrowded sites with water/electric,

as thousands of people gathered annually to see local musicians and stars of the Grand Ole Opry. In 1951, Monroe, by then a huge star, began playing the jamboree. A year later, so impressed with the enthusiastic crowds, Monroe bought the festival grounds.

B I L L MO N RO E M U SI C PA R K & C A M P G RO U N D

5163 N. State Road 135 Morgantown, Indiana 812-988-6422 info@billmonroemusicpark.com

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Hoosier Energy news

PO WE R IN G CO M M U N I T Y HOOSIER ENERGY, MEMBER COOPERATIVES MAKE A DIFFERENCE TOGETHER Cooperative leaders formed Hoosier Energy in 1949 to help electrify rural communities. Today, the generation and transmission cooperative serves 18 member systems in southern and central Indiana and southeastern Illinois. At the heart of the cooperative culture is an honest desire to provide services that value reliability, affordability and sustainability. These aspects connect to Hoosier Energy’s mission as it works to make a difference together with member co-ops. Hoosier Energy’s obligation to serve transcends weather, market volatility or regulatory uncertainty. It rests solely on working together with member systems to deliver electricity to power homes and communities in Indiana.

Our member cooperatives serve

59 Indiana and Illinois counties Operating and maintaining 36,000 miles of distribution lines Providing electric service to nearly 307,000 member-consumers Serving an estimated 710,000 people in Indiana and Illinois Your electric co-op receives its power from Hoosier Energy. The graphic at the right details all the co-ops that belong to the Bloomington, Indiana-based generation and transmission cooperative.

CORRECTION Because of a photo services misidentification, a photo of a harmless tiger beetle was mistakenly used last month to depict an emerald ash borer. Here is an actual emerald ash borer.

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safety

Stay safe when

SETTING SAIL Electric safety is as important on the sea as it is on the land. A key way to be safe while boating is to stay clear of power lines. Electric safety is probably the last thing that crosses anyone’s mind on a leisurely summertime boat ride. But because water and electricity are a deadly combination, before taking off, brush up on some boating safety rules. “It’s critical you stay away from electric

Among other maritime must-dos:

power lines and other electricity

• While on the water, watch for

sources when you go boating,” said

signs that indicate where

John Gasstrom, CEO of Indiana

underwater utility lines are

Electric Cooperatives. “After all,

located. Don’t anchor your boat

besides being a popular ingredient

near them.

for summertime fun, water is a good conductor of electricity. Even when you’re on a boat, electricity still tries to reach the ground below to the bottom of the body of water.” Boaters should constantly be aware of the location of power lines. On sailboats especially, that means paying close attention when raising or lowering the boat’s mast or spar and ensuring drying sails and sheet lines don’t blow into power lines. “When docking your boat, enlist the help of another person to help guide you at least 10 feet away from all

• When fishing, check for overhead power lines before casting your line. • If your boat accidentally comes in

• Equipment leakage circuit interrupters protect swimmers nearby from potential electrical leakage into the water around your boat. Consider installing them on your boat. To make sure your boat’s electrical system is in shipshape, periodically have a professional marine electrician inspect it. It should meet local and state safety codes and standards.

contact with a power line, whatever

Make sure the boat’s AC outlets

you do, don’t jump in the water.

are three-prong. All electrical

Stay on board and don’t touch

connections should be in a panel box

anything made of metal. Don’t

to avoid contact. Ground fault circuit

leave the boat until it has moved

interrupters should be installed on

away from the power line.

your boat and on the dock. When

• If you notice a tingling sensation while swimming, the water could be electrified. Get out quickly,

using electricity near water, use portable GFCIs labeled “UL-Marine Listed.” Test all GFCIs once a month.

avoiding metal objects like ladders.

power lines,” Gasstrom said.

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cooperative career Professional progression:

BUILDING TRUST The day Mary Jo Thomas took the open

year history

accounting position at Whitewater Valley

of Indiana’s

REMC in 1996, she began working her way

REMCs. In

up the career ladder. In 2013, she became

more recent

president and CEO of the cooperative that

years, two

provides electricity to consumers in several

other women

counties along the Indiana/Ohio state line

have become

around Richmond.

CEOs at

“I did not set out to be CEO,” Thomas said. The person who was offered that accounting job turned it down when he found out it included a typical cooperative “wearing-of-

MARY JO THOMAS Thomas

Indiana electric cooperatives and a third has become the CEO at a power generation and transmission cooperative.

many-hats role,” which included answering

By the early 2000s, as Thomas was

the telephone and backing up the utility’s

promoted into new roles, she began working

front counter during the lunch hour. So,

closely with a new CEO who joined the

Thomas applied.

cooperative. In her, he saw his successor;

“I didn’t have any problem with that,” she said. “And that’s really been my work ethic: to help out wherever I can. That’s how you build trust in the workplace – by working shoulder to shoulder. If you think you’re better than anybody else and shouldn’t have to do something, that’s not a good way to build teamwork.” When she became CEO, she was the only female chief executive of a cooperative in Indiana and only the second in the 85-plus

he began mentoring her. Thomas accompanied him to meetings around the state and was exposed to all elements of the industry outside her local cooperative. When it came time for his retirement, he and the Whitewater Valley board of directors thought the succession was in place to go smoothly. Thomas, though, was hesitant. “I teetered back and forth,” she recalled. “I wasn’t sure I could do it.” But the retiring CEO assured her, “You’re doing it now.”

2005 promoted 1996 hired Accountant/ Computer Specialist

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2001 promoted Director of Customer Service

Director of Administrative Services and Corporate Development

President and CEO Whitewater Valley REMC

stepped into the role she realized she’d been doing all along. What made the decision easier, she noted, was she knew the team she’d have behind her. “The staff I have, and that I knew I had going in, make my job easy,” she said. “We’re a team. It’s a group effort for sure. “You have in the back of your mind that you have to know it all. But when you have good people around you, you don’t have to know it all. I don’t have to have the answer to every question. I might need to know how to find the answer, but I know who to ask to get all the information to make a decision.”

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2012 promoted Promoted to Chief Operating Officer

2013 promoted President and CEO

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