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Police intervene in dog hoarding situation in Griffin

By Dave Pearce According to Posey County Sheriff Greg Oeth, paperwork is being prepared to turn over to the Posey County Prosecutor Travis Clowers after an extremely large number of dogs were found inside a Griffin, Ind., home on Friday night.

According to Oeth, some 72 dogs were found inside the home.

Oeth indicated that between 20 and 25 of those were from at least two litters of pups that were still nursing. The nursing pups were sent to a site other than the county’s contracted site.

Oeth said deputies had noticed a large number of dogs on the exterior of the residence over time. However, the dogs were inside a fenced in yard.

“I will occasionally attend town meetings in Griffin, just to try to keep up with what’s going on there since they don’t have a police officer there,” Oeth said. “I can remember this particular issue being a topic at one of those meetings probably a year or so ago.”

Oeth said that a complaint had been filed with the town board but that the sheriff’s office does not have the authority to enforce town ordinances. Oeth said between 12 and 15 dogs were found dead inside the residence.

Oeth said that it was his understanding that the property owner had been told to remove the animals but that the animals were simply moved inside the home instead of being left in the fenced in yard.

Oeth said it was his understanding that the property had re-

cently been acquired by a neighbor, whose property adjoins the home where the dogs were found. It was through their consent that deputies gained access to the interior of the home.

He said that it was his understanding that some 15 dogs were removed from the property when one lady had left the home approximately two weeks ago. The woman was identified by neighbors as Carol Leach.

Oeth said Posey County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Josh Brock, who entered the property to document the case, was equipped with a respirator just to take pictures. Oeth indicated that from everything he had seen, there was no way the home would have been considered even inhabitable. Neighbor Amanda Stone Morlock agreed.

“Just the smell,” Morlock said of the nearby residence. “Now she lives across the street from me and my mom and next door to my sister with her mom who is on oxygen. She has dogs in the basement there and you can hear them barking. We figured she has around 100 dogs. They came two weeks ago and got 12 or 14, not counting the dead.”

Morlock indicated this is certainly not a new problem.

“This has gone on forever,” Morlock continued. “You could not stand to be even be near here or drive by the house. A couple years ago, they came and got some of them when she has them outside. Then she covered the windows and kept them all inside the house.”

PC Pound Puppies held a fundraising event in Evansville on

Just a few of the 70-plus dogs taken from a home in Griffin over the weekend. Photo courtesy of Posey County Sheriff’s Department’s Josh Brock Saturday. It was scheduled before they learned about the situation in Griffin. They raised over $1,000 for the dogs.

“It turned into something bigger, so we’ll be using these funds to pay the immediate expenses that we’ll now have,” said Amber Hoover, of PC Pound Puppies. “The immediate need is to find

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School officials excited by results of Community Clinic

By Lois Mittino Gray Need any topsoil? Since the construction of the new Mount Vernon High School soccer field has been going full tilt, groundwork has created a mountain of topsoil behind the district bus garage. Members of the Mount Vernon School Board declared any unused and unneeded top soil or other fill material available now or in future excavations as surplus at their May 18 meeting. The crown of the hill on the field was removed to flatten it.

Anyone wishing to purchase topsoil at $20 a cubic yard should contact the school office. “Twenty dollars is a good price for a pickup load,” said School Superintendent Tom Kopatich. “We will keep what we need, of course, but we have a real surplus.”

Monies will go into the MSD General Fund.

Kopatich updated the board on the construc-

tion project saying it was seeded this week and fencing is now going up.

Another district construction project will be showcased at an open house on May 27 from 4 to 7 p.m. in the former Hedges Central Building. The Mount Vernon Wellness Clinic has moved to its refurbished rooms in the old school building. It has been operating since January 14 in a temporary location at the site. Ribbon cutting is scheduled for 4 p.m.

Director of Business Loren Evans said, “We are so excited about this new facility.

It is being used and saving the district money and serving our employees better.” With the move, an additional four hour block of time on Thursday mornings will be available to users, as well as Monday mornings

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From left, Loren Evans, Bob Stephenson, Jamie Gross, Scott Shouse, Lisa Gish, Mark Isaac, Heather Allyn, Tom Kopatich, Beth Higgins, Clarence Nelson, Amie Hillyard, and Meghann Funk attended the ribbon-cutting Wednesday afternoon at the new Health Clinic location in Hedges Central. Photo by Lois Mittino Gray

MV Building Corp shares good news

Peter Nowotny and wife Luci pictured at the ‘Meet and Greet’ held Saturday afternoon at The Red Geranium in New Harmony. Nowotny is the new general manager of Red Geranium Enterprises. He looks forward to implementing what he hopes to be “Only good changes.” Photo by Theresa Bratcher

By Lois Mittino Gray Nothing feels better than having debts paid off and planning the next building project.

Members of the Mount Vernon Multi-School Building Corporation discussed future building projects for 2019 at their annual meeting held Wednesday, May 27 in the Junior High Library.

The five member Board of Directors chose to retain the same officers as last year. Larry Williams will continue to serve as President, Gayle Vogel is still Vice-President, Michael Keene is Secretary and Michael Ashworth remains as Treasurer. The law firm of VanHaften and Farrar will represent the board with an attorney fee of $170 an hour established.

School district Director of Business Loren Evans reported the balances in all three accounts. The Operating Reserve Account has $46,404.18 as of April 30. The Sinking and Construction Accounts are at zero as is expected at this time.

Bonds taken out for the renovations done

at Farmersville and West Elementary schools will be paid off in 2018. What’s in store next was asked. Director of Buildings David Frye replied, “HVAC across the district. Things like boilers and chillers. We underwent audits and found many things to upgrade or fix.”

He said, “We chip away doing some of the little things now,but we anticipate big things to come next.”

School Superintendent Tom Kopatich updated the board on the soccer field project. “It is right on schedule. It was seeded yesterday and is being watered today.” The new Health Clinic project was just completed with the ribbon cutting ceremony held right before the meeting.

Evans said they were also working on WiFi upgrades to support the enhanced technology in schools.

“The community has shown us that it doesn’t mind us doing building projects as long as we pay off our debts on time,” Kopatich observed.

The next meeting is slated for April 11, 2016.

Teachers, support staff, honored during ‘last day’ meal

By Lois Mittino Gray Contests among tables is standard fare at the annual Mount Vernon School District’s last day of the school year breakfast for teachers and support staff. Competition

is intense as everyone scrambles to answer the five witty and fun questions projected up on the screen.

This year’s event was held on Tuesday, May 26 and three teams tied for first place. The tie was bro-

Briefly

NPHS to host suicide prevention presentation North Posey High School is hosting a suicide prevention presentation for parents and students on Thursday, June 4, 2015 from 6-7:30 p.m., in the auditorium. Everyone is welcome. The speaker will discuss the warning signs of suicide and also what students should do if they feel suicidal or know of a friend who might be contemplating suicide. Adult support of youth is an important protective factor, and it’s important for students to feel free to talk about their worries and concerns. Suicide hotline numbers that can be used in situations outside of school are 812-422-1100 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

St. Matthew PTA Rummage Sale scheduled The St. Matthew PTA Rummage Sale will be June 5, 6, and 7, 2015 in the St. Matthew Gymnasium. Friday, June 5, is an early bird sale with $5 admission from 4-6 p.m. Saturday, June 6, the sale will be from 7 a.m. -1 p.m. Sunday, June 7, 10 a.m. 12 p.m. and then from 12 - 1 p.m. there will be a ‘fill the bag for $1’ Sale.

PCPP hosting bus tours PC Pound Puppies will now be hosting bus tours from September 13-19. The group will be going to New Orleans.The cost of the trip is $579. The trip will include a tour of New Orleans, a Louisiana Plantation, the WWII Museum, and a riverboat trip on the Mississippi River. The down payment of $75 is refundable until two weeks before the trip, with no obligation. According to organizers, for every 40 individuals who go on this trip, PC Pound Puppies will receive $1,000. Organizers urge residents to take an autumn trip and help the puppies at the same time. Sign up by calling Cathy Powers for more information at 812-963-3890

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ken by the team guessing closest to the number of Skittles in a jar. A group from Mount Vernon High School was nearest the 301 target with 240.

One question honored Food Service Supervisor Thelma Sebree who is retiring after 39 years. Given math facts, the question asked how many chicken legs she served to students during her career. The answer after calculations? 280,800.

Besides Sebree, other retirees feted were Janet Jackson (36 years), Ken Miller (10 years) and Martin Redman, a bus driver for 16 years. Teachers were given years of service awards from one year pins to a 35 years of service rocker bar for Lisa Schum. Schum, a Special Education teacher at Marrs Elementary, received a standing ovation as she accepted her award.

Standing ovations were in order as staff from Farmersville and Marrs Elementary schools were called up front to get ‘A’ rating pins and four star school star pins recognition for Farmersville.

The breakfast invocation was delivered by Director of Business Loren Evans. As attendees feasted

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on fresh fruit and donuts, the high school groups Angelus and Cul provided entertainment. The welcome was delivered by School Board President Heather Allyn who said she “was proud to be a Mount Vernon mom.” Her oldest just graduated, but she warned that three more were still in the system.

School Superintendent Tom Kopatich delivered a ‘farewell to the school year, hello to summer‘ speech. “When you get quiet time, think of your daily successes with

students. That should bring a smile to your face.”

He said success is not all about test scores and awards. Daily success might be the first time a student learned to tie his own shoe or became the class leader for the day or didn’t get his clothespin taken away.

“You are laying the foundation for the future and their dreams.

What you do every single day is so important. Relax and have a wonderful summer.”

The teacher group from Marrs Elementary was one of three groups who guessed how many Skittles were in the jar to break the contest tie at the end-of-year breakfast. From left are: Janet Werner, Amy Beshears, Monica Collins, Connie Jesch, and Krista Cartwright. Photo by Lois Mittino Gray

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OPINION

Gift graduates books giving different perspectives on world This is the season of college graduations, and many people may be wondering what kinds of gifts would be most appropriate for young people leaving the world of academia and heading out to face the challenges and opportunities of adulthood in the real world.

Given the narrow range JUST of left to far left views of the THE world on most college cam- FACTS... puses, and the vast ignorance

BY THOMAS of other views, even among SOWELL graduates of elite academic institutions, one valuable gift might be a book giving a different perspective on the world.

The recent publication of ‘American Contempt for Liberty’ a hefty, 417-page collection of columns by economist Walter E. Williams, would be an excellent choice. For many college graduates, this book would be virtually an education in itself, covering many issues and presenting many perspectives they have never encountered before, in this era of academic lockstep thinking on social issues.

How often will most college students have seen Social Security exposed as ‘The National Ponzi scheme,’ as one of Professor Williams’ columns does in plain, hard-hitting English?

Or see minimum wage laws examined in terms of their actual results, rather than their pious rhetoric?

Another book that would open the eyes of most of today’s graduates to a world they have never encountered or conceived is ‘Life at the Bottom’ by Theodore Dalrymple.

The book shows the actual effects of the welfare state on the way people live their lives. It is not a pretty picture, but inexperienced young people need to become acquainted with realities,

after years of hearing high-sounding theories.

The fact that ‘Life at the Bottom’ is about low-income whites in England, living lives remarkably similar to the lives of blacks in American ghettos, means that it cannot be dismissed as racism, the way American promoters of the welfare state evade responsibility for the social disasters they have created.

Any of a number of blockbuster best sellers by Ann Coulter can provide eye-opening revelations about the economic madness and moral dry rot originating on the political left. Her recently published book, ‘Adios, America!’ is about the heedless rush to solve our immigration problems by simply declaring millions of illegal immigrants to be legal.

Like other Ann Coulter books, its cutting wit and take-noprisoners style is backed up by thoroughly researched facts, including facts that most of the media refuse to report.

Books are not the only graduation gifts that could let young people, who are leaving the world of campus groupthink, know that there is another world called reality. Subscriptions to high quality publications with a different viewpoint are another possibility. The quarterly publications ‘City Journal’ and ‘Hoover Digest’ are gems of this genre.

My own favorite approach to controversial issues, going back to my teaching days, is to confront students with the strongest arguments available on opposite sides of these issues.

The point of this approach is not to feed the students prepackaged conclusions, but to force them to seek facts and apply logic, in their own attempts to resolve complex and important controversies.

Nor should they be allowed to cop out with some vague pieties about how ‘the truth lies somewhere in between.’ The truth is wherever you find it — and the process of trying to

find it is what education should be about, regardless of what conclusions they reach.

For those who share this conception of education, one of the best gifts to graduates — or to undergraduates still going through lockstep academia — would be a subscription to publications with opposite viewpoints, to make up for the narrow range of views in our educational institutions today.

My suggestion would be to give young people a subscription to both the ‘New York Times’ and ‘Investor’s Business Daily.’

Seeing how the editorial pages of these newspapers clash, day after day on issue after issue, should build up some mental muscles that students seldom get from being mental couch potatoes on politically correct campuses, where one viewpoint fits all.

Since both newspapers have electronic versions available for iPads and other devices, that should fit the current lifestyle of the young, while they move beyond the current groupthink.

Guest Column: Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann and Former Congressman Lee Hamilton Ellspermann and Hamilton announce Bicentennial Visioning Project Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann and former Congressman Lee Hamilton today announced the Bicentennial Visioning Project as the newest Legacy Project of the Bicentennial Commission.

The goal of the project is to envision where Indiana should strive to be in the next fifty years. The visioning process will include thought leaders from throughout the state in various subject areas and facilitated by Lt. Governor Ellspermann through a series of working sessions. The outcome will be to emerge a number of ‘big ideas’ for our state’s future which may drive positive change in Indiana’s third century.

Former Congressman Lee Hamilton, who is co-chair of the Bicentennial Commission, explained how he developed the idea, “Observing the Indiana Bicentennial is a time to celebrate our history and all of the past contributions that have made us the state and the people that we are today. However, I believe that we miss an opportunity as we focus on our state if we do not also look ahead to our future. A study of our past is most fully meaningful if we use those history lessons as a foundation for our future. I see this Visioning Project as a way to capture the best ideas for Indiana’s future from today’s big thinkers across a wide range of economic, social and cultural issues.”

“I look forward to facilitating these visioning sessions where our experts will share and discuss their ideas and then identify the most promising ideas to put forward in the report,” noted Lt. Governor Ellspermann. “This report is not intended to be a political manifesto with specific policy recommendations. Rather, we see it as a resource document with a collection of big ideas and broad goals for Indiana’s future.”

Lt. Governor Ellspermann also expressed appreciation to Old National Bank and its CEO Bob Jones for the generous support of the Visioning Project. In reply Jones noted that, as Indiana’s largest home-based bank, Old National has evolved and grown along with the state. “Because we look forward to serving Hoosiers, Indiana communities and businesses the years to come, we are proud to support this Visioning Project,” said Jones. “At Old National we know how important it is to look ahead and generate progressive and big ideas that lead to a successful future.”

The Visioning Project will be lead by Norm Heikens who will also serve as editor of the final report. Heikens has been a successful journalist for the past thirty years as a reporter and editor for the Indianapolis Business Journal and the Indianapolis Star. He will be supported by Bicentennial Scholars who will be interns from Indiana colleges and universities. Further, they will be establishing a website portal for Hoosiers to submit their “big ideas” as well. The expected completion of this project is Summer 2016 coinciding with the celebration of Indiana’s Bicentennial activities.

Indiana’s 2016 Bicentennial Celebration will honor the state’s 200 years of history engaging all 6.5 million Hoosiers while leaving a lasting legacy for future generations. The Bicentennial Commission, chaired by former Congressman Lee Hamilton and former Lt. Governor Becky Skillman, works with volunteer coordinators in every county to develop projects that are worthy of designation as “Official Bicentennial Legacy Projects.” All projects are categorized under four main themes set forth by the Commission: Youth and Education; Historical Celebration; Nature Conservation; and Community Involvement. To date, 329 projects have been endorsed in 78 counties. The Bicentennial Celebration will kick off on Statehood Day, December 11, 2015, and continue all year to a grand finale weekend December 10 and 11, 2016. www.indiana2016.org

Letters to the Editor Community owes Cox’s huge Thank You

The Magna contract When the National Ju- require more. dicial College sent me to The institution that has Ukraine in 2000 to teach the ultimate responsibility Ukrainian judges about our legal system, I learned more than I GAVEL taught. Ukraine’s le- GAMUT gal system was a moving target. It was less a BY JUDGE system than a happen- JIM REDWINE stance. What happened in for interpreting the United court had more to do with States Constitution is the the circumstances of the U.S. Supreme Court. This litigants than the facts and power was not set forth in law. It struck me as the an- the Constitution but was tithesis of Sir Henry Maine’s usurped by Chief Justice description of evolving cul- John Marshall in the case tures. of Marbury vs. Madison Maine (1822 – 1888) was (1803). Ironically, often the a British legal theorist who nine old folks on the court postulated that cultures ad- have got it as wrong as other vance from ‘status to con- cabals have. tract,’ i.e., from where one’s For example, in Pace vs. birth, religion, etc., prohibit Alabama (1883), 106 U.S. free association, to a soci- Sp. Ct. 583, the court upety where one may associate held an Alabama statute that with any consenting adult. made it a felony for whites Freely negotiated agree- and ‘Coloreds’ to cohabit. ments are the hallmark of an (Reversed in McLaughlin vs. advanced society.

Florida over eighty years latAmerica’s great contract er, 1964. This did little good between our government and for the Black man and white the citizens is our Constitu- woman sentenced to two tion. Our country may have years in an Alabama prison.) been born on the Fourth of Then there is the aptly July, 1776, but it achieved named case of Loving vs. its long lease on life Septem- Virginia. Twenty-three year ber 17, 1787 when the Con- old white man, Richard Lovstitution was ratified. It is a ing, and seventeen year old justly revered but imperfect Black, Mildred Jeter, left document that has required their home state of Virginia numerous amendments, that prohibited interracial twenty-seven, and will likely marriage and got married in

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Washington, D.C. Then they returned to Virginia where they were arrested in 1958 and found guilty in 1959. If there ever was a doubt about the wisdom of keeping religion out of government the decision of the Caroline County Virginia Circuit Judge, Leon M. Bazile, should dispel it. The Honorable Judge Bazile ruled: “Almighty God created the races white, black, yellow, malay and red and he placed them on separate continents. He did not intend for the races to mix.”

Then he sentenced the couple to a year in jail and suspended it on the condition they leave Virginia for twenty-five years.

When they returned to visit relatives five years later they were arrested. The Lovings appealed but the Virginia courts upheld the sentence.

Finally the U.S. Supreme Court struck down all antimiscegenation laws in Loving vs. Virginia (1967) over one hundred years after the Civil War. As the old legal adage goes, ‘The wheels of justice grind slowly, but exceedingly fine.’ Perhaps our society will continue to slowly and finely remove the propensity for our government to tell us with whom we may freely contract.

We lost the last of a great couple recently.

I’ve known Gloria Cox since I started working in the Court House in 1970. The contribution made by she and Carroll, I feel, has never been properly recognized. When they started working in the Courthouse, they faced a daunting task. At the time filing cabinets replaced file boxes in the Clerk’s office, the contents of the old black metal file boxes where dumped into bushel baskets sitting on the floor of the damp, dark basement with no regard for order. She and her husband spent the next two decades of their lives sorting through, re-filing and indexing these valuable records.

There are documents in those files that contain family information found no where else in the records. For example: Petitions to parti-

tion land set out complete records on family members and their heirs that are not in the final orders on the case set out in the official record books.

Their work has since been made even more user friendly but, had it not been for their efforts to preserve all those pieces of paper, I believe those records in the bushel baskets may have been discarded as irrelevant.

The people of Posey County, or anyone researching Posey County families, owe both Gloria and Carroll a huge ‘Thank You’ and I suggest that the County Commissioners place a plaque on the door of the room downstairs in the Court House that now protects those irreplaceable records identifying it as ‘The Carroll and Gloria Cox Genealogy Room.’

Sincerely, Virginia York Lloyd

Inquiring minds want to know Inquiring minds want to know if the Republicans and Tea Party stand for anything besides a nonstop assault on women’s freedom of choice (antiabortion) and the obstruction of the economy, government, and progress of the country like they’ve been fixated on for the past six years.

Republicans have spent their time passing hundreds of restrictive antiabortion laws around the country in the last few years and they are at it again as House Republicans passed legislation that would ban most abortions starting with the 20th week of pregnancy. You did hear Senate leader Mitch McConnell say the Republicans would change, right after they won the last election. Talk is cheap especially if you’re a Republican.

What were American voters thinking as they elected Republicans to control Congress?

Ron Lowe, Nevada City, CA

A third letter to America America continues to defy God in many ways as it heads towards the inevitable judgment. A recent example of this defiance happened when a young educated TV Analyst, out of the blue, said, “I have the right to choose, the Supreme Court gave me that right.” That unscripted statement did not trigger a reaction, much less a discussion.

Why Not? Could it be because our educated masses have not been taught God’s basic Commandments, Statutes, and Laws, such as, ‘Thou shall not kill,’ ‘Love your neighbor,’ and ‘teach your young women to love their children?’ You bet.

The TV Analyst and America seem to be unaware of The Word Of God which says, “it is better to trust the LORD than to put confidence in man.” But instead of following God’s advice, America has put its trust and confidence in man (mankind), with tragic results.

This is exactly what happened after the Supreme Court legalized abortion by its seven to nine decision. Now many, like the above analyst, politicians, and even a political party, proudly support the killing of the smallest and defenseless human beings (the unborn).

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But how can you trust judges who do not follow God’s most basic laws, and His admonitions to protect those least able to protect themselves and always to judge in favor of the righteous and against the wicked? Such ungodliness should not be trusted.

Those unjust judges will be held accountable before God for what they did. However, these judges were not held accountable here on earth as they should have. Our constitution states that judges are to hold their offices ‘during good behavior.’ Therefore, justices who vote in favor of what God calls ‘wicked,’ or ‘evil,’ should be impeached and removed from office. After all, how can anyone say that judges are holding their offices in ‘good behavior’ when they are going against God’s Supreme Laws?

God’s wish has always been that man (mankind) repents of their wicked/sinful ways and seek him so they can have eternal life and be with him in heaven. You are not just flesh and bones. You have a soul which God gave you.

The moment you die that soul will go to one of two places, heaven or hell. Which will it be?

Manuel Ybarra, Jr.

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OBITUARIES Pauline Newcomb Pauline Yates Newcomb, 95 of Carmi, passed away Friday morning May 22, 2015 at the Wabash Christian Retirement Center in Carmi. She was born June 12, 1919 in Eldorado, the daughter of Luther and Tina (Watson) Y t She Sh married i d Cecil C il Newcomb July 6, 1935 and Yates. he preceded her in death on June 30, 1999.

She attended Cherry Street Church.

She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Don (Diane) Newcomb of Evansville, Ind.; a daughter-in-law, Laura Dell Newcomb of Carmi; one sisterin-law, Ann Yates of Attalla, Ala.; 11 grandchildren; 39 great-grandchildren; 22 great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Cecil; daughter, Wilma Jean Kircher; two sons, James and Robert Newcomb; granddaughter, Dona Pitegoff; two grandsons, Jeff and Steven Mobley; one great-granddaughter, Kirstan Nicole Chamness; one great-grandson, Richard Lee Travelstead, Jr.; and five brothers, Harry, Oscar, Clyde, Claude and Roscoe Yates.

Funeral services were held on Tuesday, May 26, 2015, at 2 p.m. at the Stendeback Family Funeral Home in Carmi with Chaplain Mike Fields officiating. Visitation was from Noon until service time.

Burial will be at North Maple Ridge Cemetery. Online condolences may be left at stendebackfamilyfuneralhome.com.

Shirley Andry Shirley Gene Andry, 66, of Griffin, Indiana, born to Robert Dan and Frances Gertrude (Denton) Lile on May 1, 1949, in Sturgis, Kentucky, passed away Sunday, May 24, 2015, at her home in Griffin, Indiana.

Sh enjoyed j d sewing i and worked at Anchor IndusShe tries for 27 years. She also loved her grandchildren and her dog ‘Baby.’

Surviving are her husband: Jimmy Andry; daughter: Nikkii (Joey) Haggard; step-sons: Douglas and Matthew (Kasey) Andry; siblings: Richard, Karen, Denise, Linda and Debbie; two grandchildren: Nikolas and Kainen Haggard and several step-grandchildren.

Preceding her in death were her parents and siblings: Randy and Mike.

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m., Thursday, May 28, 2015, at the Werry Funeral Home in Poseyville, Indiana with burial in Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Griffin, Indiana.

Visitation was from 10 a.m. until service time, Thursday, May 28, 2015 at the funeral home.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to: Riley Hospital Children’s Foundation, 30 South Meridian Street, Suite 200, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-3509.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to the family online at: www.werryfuneralhomes.com.

Herbert Woolsey Herbert H. Woolsey, 85 of Mount Vernon, passed away Monday morning May 25, 2015 at Mount Vernon Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Mount Vernon. He was born on June 29, 1929 in Mount Vernon, the son of J d Edna Ed (Holland) (H ll d Woolsey. He married ElJames and eanor Wilkie and she preceded him in death on May 13, 2011.

Mr. Woolsey was a supervisor at Arkla Industries.

He was a US Army Air Force Veteran, serving in Korea.

He is survived by four daughters, Julitta (James) Robbins, Anita (Mitch) Collins, Dawn Trafford, and Bertina Woolsey, two sons, Richard (Suzette) Woolsey, Kevin Woolsey all of Mount Vernon; 11 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and brother, Albert Woolsey of Georgia. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, daughter, Kathy Woolsey, brothers, James,George, John, Elmo and William Woolsey and sister, Mary Woolsey.

Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 28, 2015 at Stendeback Family Funeral Home in Mount Vernon.

Visitation was prior to the service. Burial will be in Bellefontaine Cemetery, with Military Rites conducted by Owen Dunn American Legion Post 5. On-line condolences may be left at stendebackfamilyfuneralhome.com.

Hugh T. Thompson, Jr. Hugh T. Thompson, Jr., age 65, passed away at 7:08 p.m. Friday, May 29, 2015 at Deaconess Hospital, Evansville, Ind. He was originally from Charlestown, Indiana and also lived in New Albany, Indiana.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Hugh T. Thompson, Sr. and Mary Ruth Howard Thompson Smallwood and a brother, Timothy Thompson.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Jessica Thompson; Sons, Daniel and Marty Johnson; Brothers, David Thompson (Rita) and Lewis Thompson; Sister, Phyllis Knight (Darrell); Granddaughter, Hannah Johnson; Sister-in-Law, Eva Cundiff; Brother-in-Laws, Hershel Raymer and Jim Raymer (Sarah); as well as a beloved Aunt Emily Juve and Nieces and Nephews.

Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Red Cloud Indian School in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.

The body will be cremated. A memorial gathering in which to celebrate his life will take place at a later date.

Arrangements entrusted to Seabrook, Dieckmann and Naville Funeral Homes, Market St. Chapel

Leo Angermeier Jr., 93, of Mount Vernon, Ind. passed away Wednesday, May 27, 2015 at Mount Vernon Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Leo was born on January 5, 1922 in Gibson Co., Ind. to the late Leo J. and Oli i (B d ) Angermeier.

A i ivia (Bender) Leo served his country during WWII in the United States Navy with the Seabees. He received a degree from Lockyear College of Business. AandA Oil Company was established in the early 1940’s by his father and four brothers. It had closed in the early 1960’s and then they purchased Edward’s place in 1965 in Galtin Co., Ill. He was a lifetime member of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church, member of the Eagles, and Veteran of Foreign Wars. He had a great love for horses and enjoyed breeding, training, and betting on them.

He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Cletus N., Dale V., and Virgil G. Angermeier.

He is survived by his sisters, Joanna (Jack) Harris of Mount Vernon, Ind., and Magdalene Armstrong of Evansville, Ind.; sister-in-law, Ruth Angermeier; multiple nieces and nephews; grand nieces and nephews; and great-grand nieces and nephews.

Funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at St. Matthew Catholic Church, 421 Mulberry Street, Mount Vernon, Ind., with Fr. Jim Sauer officiating and burial to follow in St. Matthew Cemetery. Military Rites will be conducted by American Legion Post 5.

Visitation will be held from 5 until 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 2, 2015 at Schneider Funeral Home, 512 Main Street, Mount Vernon, Ind. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Legion Post 5 or St. Matthew Catholic Church.

Condolences may be made online at www.schneiderfuneralhome.com

Mae Elaine (Fleming) Moore, 76, of Mount Vernon, Ind., (formally of Titusville, Fla.) passed away Saturday, May 23, 2015 at Deaconess Hospital after a long battle of lung disease. Elaine was born on February 1, 1939 i Mount M t Vernon, V I d to t the late Thomas and Freda in Ind., (Fleming) Wiley.

She graduated from Mount Vernon Senior High School in 1957. In 1958, she began a 50 year career in the aero space industry that included the first Boeing 747, the Minutemen, the Apollo, and ending with the space shuttle program at the Kennedy Space Center in 2008. Elaine was very involved in the Titusville Play House where she designed props and costumes for the local plays. She even acted in a few of them. Elaine was active in her church in Florida and attended Calvary Baptist Church in Mount Vernon. She loved spending time with her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She was a seamstress at heart.

She was preceded in death by her parents.

She is survived by her husband of seven years, Tom ‘Clarence’ Moore; children, Kenneth Latz and Keith (Sharen) Latz all of Mims, Fla.; grandchildren, Adam, Anthony and Brandice Latz; great-grandchildren, Alexis and Bentley all of Mims, Fla.; step-daughter, Lisa (David) Frye and Elizabeth of Mount Vernon, Ind.; brother, Gene (Susie) Fleming of Mount Vernon, Ind.; and many nieces and nephews.

Memorial service was held at 2 p.m. Friday, May 29, 2015 at Schneider Funeral Home, 512 Main Street, Mount Vernon, Ind., with Pastor Petty officiating.

Visitation was held from 12 until 2 p.m. service time, Friday at the funeral home.

Special thank you to Dr. Matthew Lee and the nursing staff in Unit 2900 at Deaconess Hospital.

Memorial contributions may be made to Calvary Baptist Church.

Condolences may be made online at www.schneiderfuneralhome.com.

Annabelle Hedges Annabelle Hedges, 79, of Poseyville, Indiana, born to Arthur Irvin and Dorothy Pauline (Hancock) Straw on May 3, 1936, in Crawleyville, Indiana, passed away Sunday, May 31, 2015, at Deaconess Hospital in E ill IIndiana. di Evansville, She was a farmer’s wife and served on the Robb Township Election Board and was a member of the Stewartsville United Methodist Church.

Surviving are her husband: Edgar Hedges; brother: Johnny B. Straw of Poseyville, Indiana; two grandsons: Christopher Johnson of Poseyville, Indiana and Eric Brenner of Jasper, Indiana and four great-grandchildren: Emily Johnson, Zachary Johnson, Alex Bare and Katelyn Bare.

Preceding her in death were her parents; a daughter: Jo Marie Brenner and a grandson: William Brenner.

Funeral services will be 1 p.m., Wednesday, June 3, 2015, at the Werry Funeral Home in Poseyville, Indiana with burial in Poseyville Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until service time, Wednesday, June 3, 2015, at the funeral home.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to: Deaconess VNA Plus, 610 East Walnut Street, PO Box 3487, Evansville, Indiana 47734.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to the family online at: www.werryfuneralhomes.com.

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Bettye Oeth Bettye June Oeth, 79, passed away May 29, 2015 at her home. She was born December 16, 1935 in Posey County, IN to Alfred ‘Hap’ and Dorothy (Carroll) Wilson.

Bettye worked at Deaconess Hospital for 22 Sh was a long l ti years. She time member of Trinity UCC. She enjoyed cooking for others, attending grandchildren’s sporting and musical events, and watching the school musicals. Bettye also enjoyed reading, traveling, gardening her flowers, and watching Cardinal baseball.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Kenneth Oeth; brothers, Bill and Vernon Wilson; and sister, Eleanor Johnson.

She is survived by her sons, John Oeth and Terry (Lessie) Oeth; daughters, Ruby Oeth, Cindy Gentry, Dottie (Steve) Denning, Mary Oeth, and Kenna (Brian) Morrow; brothers, Marvin (Leona) Wilson, Randy (Brenda) Wilson, and Beauford (Karen) Wilson; sisters, Bessie Allyn, Elaine Bradley and Sue (Jerry) Stivers; three sister-in-laws, Linda Lou Wilson, Vicki Wilson, and Geraldine Oeth; 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

Service were held at 10 a.m. Monday, June 1, 2015 at Schneider Funeral Home, 512 Main Street, Mount Vernon with Rev. Randy Bechtel officiating and burial followed in Black Cemetery.

Visitation was from 3 until 7 p.m. Sunday, May 31, 2015 at the funeral home.

Special thank you to Casey, Kate, Kelly, and Randy from Gentiva Hospice. Also, to Tonya Hall for her compassionate care.

Memorial contributions may be made to Posey County Relay of Life or Gentiva Hospice.

Condolences may be made online at www.schneiderfuneralhome.com

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Summer heat is best braved with outdoor adventure Madeleine, someone recently mentioned how nice it is that you and your brother and sister play outside almost every day, except in the very worst weather. From my house next door, I can clearly hear your voices and I am reminded of how DEAREST MADELEINE much joy that children can find in simple activities. The BY three of you, as well as many CATHY of the other children in our POWERS neighborhood are always enjoying a game of baseball, jumping on the trampoline, or cooling off in the pool. We live on a dead end street, so it is relatively safe for you to ride bikes or scooters up and down.

Unfortunately, all too many children stay inside much more than they should. Perhaps this is due to where they live, with no safe place to play. However, they just might not be encouraged to get off the couch. Winter and summer, they watch television or use some electronic device to play games. Fresh air and exercise are not part of their normal routine. I am glad that all three of you prefer to be outside, even when it is a little chilly.

Madeleine, when your father was growing up in Poseyville, he and your Uncle Todd and other friends were out all day during the summer months. They rode bikes all over town, played ball at someone’s house, or found some other activity. It was safer times, so I rarely worried about them being gone all day.

They usually called to report in, so that I knew where they were.

Aunt Heather and her friend, Stacey Rapp were always on the go, also.

The boys were expected to help their father do the yard chores, also. They weren’t always happy about these duties, but they learned the value of taking pride in this, and their own homes reflect it now. All too many people hire someone else to mow and tend even the smallest of yards.

Going back to my own childhood, my best summer memories

American Red Cross News How to donate blood Simply download the American Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1800-733-2767) to make an appointment or for more information. All blood types are needed to ensure a reliable supply for patients. A blood donor card or driver’s license or two other

forms of identification are required at check-in. Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parental consent in some states), weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger also have to meet certain height and weight requirements.

PHS News Wish list for a healthy shelter: cat food, Purina Cat Chow, Iams or Purina One; litter, any brand; dog food, dry or canned; dog chew bones; paper towels; laundry detergent-any brand; bleach, any brand and cleaning supplies.

PCPP News Help We got in 14 beagle mixes recently from a hoarding situation. These dogs are friendly, but timid around new people at first.

This has of course filled our shelter and we need some help. If you could foster one of these babies to help them with their transition to new homes it would be so helpful.

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Heavy Duty Leashes (the braided ones hold up longer, and are easier on our hands); Wire or plastic crates, new or used in good condition; Treats, bones, rawhides; Heavy duty dog toys such as Kongs and Nylabones

are the ones involving summer chores. I helped in my grandfather’s big garden and also did other things. I didn’t always drop bean seeds into the furrow exactly right, and Herbert Montgomery made me do it again. I loved gathering eggs out from under grumpy hens that I was a little scared of. I also was very careful where I stepped in the chicken yard.

I had plenty of time to just play, and I usually had a dog trotting along behind me. I had no brothers or sisters to play with, so I found ways to entertain myself. There was an old homemade swing hanging from the big pecan tree in the back yard, and I spent many happy hours there. There was a permanently worn place underneath it.

There was no air conditioning to retreat to in those days, and we spent warm summer evenings on our big screened in front porch. On hot summer days, it was smart to arise early and get work done before the heat of the day. It was a quiet and peaceful time to be a child.

I recently took you three to Cynthiana and we visited the town park and you enjoyed the playground equipment. It is all modern now, with new slides and so on. However it was the same place I went to play when I was your age. Some things, like the old bandstand, are the same. On several summer Saturday evenings, a man in an old battered van came and set up a movie there in the park. Many people came in, carrying their chairs to see the show. It was free, and the man made money selling popcorn. This was typical of the simple pleasures of the 50s.

It really makes me feel how different the world is when I think back on those days. We sometimes watch the Andy Griffith show during the noon hour at the Silver Bell, and I always say that the Cynthiana of my youth was much like Mayberry. I am sure this could be said of many small American towns. When my friends and I walked all over town, we saw so many sweet little old ladies in front of their nearly kept homes, tending their flowers. They all wore neatly ironed house dresses, always covered by an apron. We usually visited the drug store to get a foun-

A former Pepsi advertisement adorning the demolished Hall’s Grocery Store in Cynthiana, Ind. tain coke and perhaps buy the newest movie magazine. This building is now the town hall.

When Heather and I were recently in Cynthiana, also visiting the cemetery, we noticed that the old Hall’s Grocery building was in the early stages of being torn down. Under the worn gray siding, they have exposed a large Pepsi advertisement, painted right on the old boards. We think that someone should try to preserve this.

On the day we went to the playground, we also “visited” your great grandmother, great great grandparents, and great great great grandparents’ gravesites at Liberty Cemetery north of town. We walked around and I told you little stories about many of the people resting there. I clearly remember so many of them.

I know that you won’t recall much of it, but hopefully, I gave you a sense of my early life.

Yes, summers for your generation are very different, but I am glad you still enjoy the warm sunny days outdoors. The feel of grass under your bare feet is still the same, and you still delight in seeing the birds, bunnies, and squirrels, just as I did.

The happy sounds from your back yard always brings a smile to my face.

OBITUARIES CONTINUED Anna Marie Heal Anna Marie (Carlton) Heal, 92, of Wadesville, Indiana, born to Ehrman, Sr. and Lillian (Mills) Carlton on October 8, 1922, in Evansville Indiana. The second of thirteen children, she passed away Saturday, May 30, 2015, at West River Health Campus in Evansville, Indiana.

She graduated from Reitz High School in 1939 and attended her 75th class reunion in October 2014. Anna was a member of the Isis Temple 41 Daughters of the Nile and was a past member of the patrol marching unit. She was a 50-year member of the Eastern Stars and a 35-year member of the Trigg County Hospital Auxiliary. Anna was in retail sales having worked at DeJongs, Salm’s and Wells department stores. She loved music, had a b tif l voice i and d was a wonderful seamstress. She was very artistic and enjoyed painting, crocheting and knitting. beautiful Anna loved gardening and fishing, always claiming she caught more fish than her husband.

Anna Marie and her husband, Beeler, moved from Wadesville to Barkley Lake at Cadiz, Kentucky in 1975 returning in October of 2003. They enjoyed many years of boating and fishing at the lake.

She is survived by four daughters: Hazelann Hutchison (Larry) of Wadesville, Indiana, Peggy Motz (Armand) of St. Wendel, Indiana, Susan Crawford (Larry Shown) of Evansville, Indiana and Robin Redmon (Cleon) of Boonville, Indiana. Surviving Gram are 11 grandchildren: Lisa Hutchison Moll of Decatur, Illinois, Keri Hutchison Spahn (Steve) of St. Wendel, Indiana, Rick Motz (Alicia) of Wadesville, Indiana, Jason Motz (Lori) of Poseyville, Indiana, Layne Motz (Amy) of Wadesville, Indiana, Matthew Motz, Andrea Crawford (Michael Pippenger) of New York City, New York, Ashli Miser (Stephen Beeler) of Knoxville, Tennessee, Anne-Marie Crawford Giannone (Richard) of Knoxville, Tennessee, Zak Dorsey (Zoe) of New Palestine, Indiana and Erica Dorsey (Lacey Craddock) of Bloomington, Indiana.

Also surviving Gram are 14 great grandchildren: Ashlynn, Ali, Alaina and Adleigh Spahn of St. Wendel, Indiana, Hunter, Griffin and Cooper Motz of Wadesville, Indiana, MacKenzie, Connor and Jarrett Motz of Poseyville, Indiana, Colton and Cameron Motz of Wadesville, Indiana and Reed and Ryder Dorsey of New Palestine, Indiana; two brothers and three sisters also survive: Donald Carlton (Doris Jean) of Cynthiana, Indiana, Bobby Carlton of Jacksonville, North Carolina, Marjorie Carlton Espenlaub of Evansville, Indiana, Marilyn Carlton Feulner of Evansville, Indiana and Helen Carlton Heideshima of Colorado and many nieces and nephews.

Preceding her in death were her parents, her husband of 69.5 years: Robert Beeler Heal, Jr., in March 2010; four Brothers: Ehrman, Jr., Clifford, Gene, and Kenny Carlton and three sisters: Betty Wade, Patsy Gasaway and Sharon Moore.

Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, June 2, 2015, at Werry Funeral Home in Poseyville, Indiana with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Rev. Mary Hurley will officiate.

Visitation will be from 2–7 p.m., Monday, June 1, 2015, at the funeral home where the Daughters of the Nile will have a memorial service at 6:30 p.m.

The family would like to thank the wonderful staff at West River Health Campus for their loving and kind care of their mother. Also, the Deaconess VNA plus Hospice, a blessing in the final hours of her life.

Memorial contributions may be made to: Shriners Hospitals for Children, C/O Hadi Shrine, PO Box 1, Evansville, Ind. 47701; Laurel Hill Cemetery, PO Box 297, Poseyville, Ind. 47633 or West River Health Campus Activities Fund, 714 S. Eickhoff Road, Evansville, Ind. 47712 Expressions of sympathy may be made to the family online at: www.werryfuneralhomes.com.

Birthdays June 2 - Katelyn Hobbs, Nancy Johnson, Nicholas Crumbacher, Dennis Webb, Vinny Spillane, Steve Rutledge June 3 - Luther Powers, Michelle Covan, Valerie Parker, Brent Deckard, Brian Tucker, Mark Morris, Loretta M. Fullerton, Noah McCutcheon, Jeremiah Williams June 4 - Elliott Benton, Curtis Crowley, Tom Scarafia, Anne Marie Seymour, Brittini Sharber, Jonathan Gates, Nathan Butler, Lucia Buckley June 5 - Glenda Bauer, Aimee Bousquet, Michael J. Quirk, Bonnie J. Bergstrom, Shanna Bergstrom, Curt Conyers, Aimee Mittino June 6 - Glenn Albert

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POSEY COUNTY PAGES OF THE PAST JUNE 1, 2010 5 YEARS AGO The Mount Vernon riverfront beautification is taking great strides with the award of a $300,000 Community Focus Fund Grant through the Office of Rural and Community Affairs. The grant along with donations will pay for the demolition of the old riverfront silos.

Holly Heerdink, a 2009 graduate of North Posey, was recently accepted into the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.

Distinguished Alumnus Sally Keck shared some ‘recipes’ for success during her commencement speech at Mount Vernon Senior High.

Lucas Bullington, Lee Poag, and Nolan Weithop performed two selections for graduation ceremonies at North Posey High School.

Caleb Conyers was the valedictorian of New Harmony’s Class of 2010.

Mount Vernon freshman Katie Cox finished third in the 100-meter dash with a time of :13.22 and qualified for state.

Lady Vikings claimed the sectional title with a 6-0 shutout against the Forest Park Rangers.

MAY 30, 2000 15 YEARS AGO New Harmony High School Class of 2000 Valedictoria Katie DeFries gave her address at Thursday’s Commencement.

Father David L. Booher was in the pulpit of St. Stephen’s Episcopal church in New Harmony for the last time Sunday.

Last Tuesday a hail storm traveled through Posey County destroying crops in about a one mile to one and one-half mile area north of Mount Vernon near Harmonie State Park.

Celebrating their 25th class reunion at Saturday’s New Harmony Alumni were Jeff Creek, Jon Watson, Billy Stallings, Tom Smith and Jim Alsop.

Propane tanks filled with anhydrous ammonia at the Posey County Co-op facility at Griffin had to be emptied after two men were caught attempting to steal the anhydrous.

Stephanie Higginson is North Posey Athlete of the Week sponsored by Broerman Chevrolet.

Erin Mort is Mount Vernon Athlete of the Week sponsored by Countrymark Cooperative, Inc.

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JUNE 5, 1990 25 YEARS AGO David Frey will be in charge of 440 students and 28 teachers as West Elementary principal of West Elementary School.

Six residents of Petersburg in Pike County were killed by a tornado. Damage in Posey County was minor as the tornado went north of here.

Posey County Circuit Court Judge James Redwine is one of the applicants for three newly-created posts on the Indiana Court of Appeals.

Artist Curt Uebelhor of New Harmony and designer Stephanie Fuelling are the winning team for their Indiana Arts Commission poster which commemorates the 175th anniversary of Indiana’s Statehood.

Performing the class song, ‘1990 - The Year for Change,’ during Mount Vernon graduation were Eric Stockton, Scott Dale, Michelle Lueke, Guy Green, Stephanie Smith and Janet Stover.

The Posey County Silver Striders were presented with ribbons for their participation in the AUL/Governor’s Cup race/walk.

Members were Martha Gerth, Arleta Rowe, Marie Creekmur, Ethelene Hoenert, Ann Gerth, Elka Lee Shuler, Bert Fieber and Gladys Burklow.

JUNE 4, 1965 50 YEARS AGO The amount of money in circulation in Posey County, a prime factor in determining economic vitality, is at a high level, according to a new Federal Government report.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fletchall returned Sunday night from a three week vacation in the West. Their itinerary included Oklahoma, Arizona and California.

Pamela Ebert was the hostess and Donna Espenlaub, co-hostess, for a farewell party for Jackie Fry at the Ebert home Friday afternoon. The guests were members of Girl Scout troop No. 325.

Twenty-one cases of rabies have been found in Indiana so far this year, an increase from the comparable period last year. Seven of the state’s counties are now under a rabies quarantine.

Mr. and Mrs. Davis Lindsey, New Harmony, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Elaine Lindsey, to Michael Huston, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Huston of Cynthiana.

Engineman Third Class Bernard F. Powell, USN, Haubstadt, is serving on the destroyer tender USS Everglades.

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Caroline Elizabeth Brothers, nine-year-old Jace and 21-month-old Glen Hofmann are loving to welcome their baby sister, Caroline Elizabeth into the family.

Caroline was born April 16, 2015 weighing seven pounds, three ounces and was 20 inches long. Proud parents are Amy Lynn And Jason Hofmann of Noblesville, Ind. Maternal grand parents are Kay And Marc Gordon of Indianapolis and Jay and Susan Chase of Mount Vernon, Ind. Paternal grand parents are Joyce Hofmann and the late Jack Hofmann of Greenwood, Ind. Great grandparents are Bettye Marvel, Cherry Chase, and the late Glen Chase all of Mount Vernon Ind.

Parking woes continue at riverfront

By Lois Mittino Gray Once again, scarce boat trailer parking downtown was the focal point of discussion at a Mount Vernon Common Council meeting on May 14.

Kurt Duckworth, representing the Mount Vernon Boat Club, appeared before the council to ask about the council’s plan for action on the problem. He stated that he read in the Posey County News that the private club’s facility was discussed at the prior meeting as an alternative location for parking using a shuttle system.

City Attorney Beth McFadin Higgins replied that is not being considered and the council knows that if someone wants to use the private facility, they can become a member. There is plenty of space on the boat club lot, that was stated in discussion, but like the city ramp, there is only room to launch one boat.

Duckworth explained his club has 230 members who pay a membership fee and there isn’t room for all

NH Theatre 2015 season announced New Harmony Theatre will open its 2015 season with Ernest Thompson’s On Golden Pond, June 19-21 and 26-18, directed by Elliot Wasserman, producing artistic director and chair of Performing Arts at the University of Southern Indiana. The show tells the story of Norman Thayer and his wife Ethel, during a summer at their Maine cabin. The Thayers find themselves taking care of the 13-year-old son of their daughter’s new boyfriend while the daughter and boyfriend leave for Europe. A play about growing old, marriage, reconciliation and love, On Golden Pond is a bittersweet comedy that reminds us all of what is most important in life. It stars Ron Himes, Nora Cole, MarieFrancoise Theodore, Joe Gately, Jason Pintar and local actor Nick Berry. The show will be staged in the historic Murphy Auditorium, 419 Tavern Street in New Harmony, Indiana.

The Full Monty, by Terrence McNally with music and lyrics by David Yazbek, plays July 10-12 and 16-19, and will be directed by Eric Altheide, New Harmony Theatre’s resident associate director and assistant professor of theatre at USI. Based on the 1997 film, The Full Monty is the story of a group of unem-

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ployed factory workers united by their common plight. Each, for his own reasons, feels useless to his family and less than a man. In need of money, they decide to put on a strip tease, out-performing the Chippendale dancers. As they pursue their big plan, the show they rehearse comes to represent their defiant response to all that has been taken from them and becomes a means of restoring their self-respect. The Full Monty will take place in the new Performance Center located on the USI campus. The cast includes Corey James Wright, Colin Hartman, Peter McIntosh, Richard Jarrett, Netanel Bellaishe, Amanda Huxtable, Charlie Clark, Charlie Owens, Yvette Monique Clark, Melissa Carlile-Price, Michael Glavan, Jackey Good, Katie Merrick Finan, and Michael Indeglio with past and present Evansville residents Joshua Betz, Bridgette Hoover and Sue Schriber. This show contains adult language and nudity.

The season will come to a close with John Patrick Shanley’s new play, Outside Mullingar, directed by Wasserman and running July 2426 and July 31-August 2 in Murphy Auditorium. Having opened on Broadway in January of 2014, this is one of the first productions of the play

to be seen outside of New York. Outside Mullingar is a dramatic comedy of great power, capturing the time in the lives of adults when they know they can no longer be their parents’ children and must chart their own course in life. A simple story about love’s capacity to heal our lives, Shanley writes unerringly of the human heart.

Outside Mullingar stars Ron Crawford, Caitlin Clouthier and Jeff Williams.

Tickets are on sale now, and season tickets may be purchased through the first production. All evening performances start at 7:30 p.m. and matinees begin at 2 p.m.

Individual adult tickets are $28 for On Golden Pond and Outside Mullingar and $35 for The Full Monty. Discounted tickets are available for students and seniors. Season tickets are $63 for adults, $57 for seniors (60 and over) and $51 for groups of 20 or more.

The New Harmony Theatre is a professional Equity theatre produced by USI and is the Tri-state’s only professional Equity theatre. For more information or purchase tickets, go to www.newharmonytheatre.com or call the box office at 812-682-3115 or toll free 877-NHT-SHOW. For updates, like ‘New Harmony Theatre’ on Facebook.

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Kids, teens and adults: Everyone can get in on the fun with Summer Reading at the Alexandrian Public Library.

There are lot of free programs and events for all ages and interests throughout the summer so come on over to the Alexandrian Public Library or visit our Bookmobile and register.

Adopt a Shelter Cat: It’s the Cat’s Meow June 3 at 10 a.m.

Join Posey Humane Society manager Randi Redman and Dr. Gretchen Green from the Hawthorne Animal Clinic to learn all about the adoption and care of cats. Some cats may be available for adoption after this program.

Science Fun with the USI Science Guy June 3 at 2 p.m.

Fun and fascinating science demonstrations with USI professor Dr. Kent Scheller. For ages six and older. No tickets or registration required. This event will take place at the Parks and Recreation gym at Hedges.

Enter through door 11 on Eighth Street.

Drawing and Watercolor for Adults June 4 and 11 at 10 a.m.

Learn how to ‘see’ like an artist. We will be studying skill development in drawing and watercolor. All supplies provided. Registration is required but if you have your own supplies feel free to just walk-in.

Summer Story Stomp June 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 and 30 Register for either Monday or Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. or 10:30 a.m. - A new twist on our summer storytimes. Thirty minutes of stories, music, and movement for children ages five and under. Parents participate along with their children. Registration is re-

quired and startes May 26.

New Adult Book Club June 8 from 6 to 7 p.m.

This book discussion group is designed with 20 somethings in mind, but anyone 18 or over is welcome.

There are adult themes and language used in the books we will be reading. The book we will be discussing this month is Orange is the New Black by Piper Kerman. You can get your copy at the Information Desk. We will be meeting at Tequilas Mexican Restaurant at 408 Southwind Plaza in Mount Vernon, Indiana.

Novels at Night June 9 at 6 p.m.

We will be meeting at Bliss. The book we will be discussing will be Me Before You by JoJo Moyes. You can get your copy at the Information Desk.

Busy Hands/Basic Knitting June 10 and 24 at 10 a.m.

‘Busy Hands’ is a local gathering of crafters and knitters. Cheryl Carroll will be on hand to demonstrate how to stitch during our Basic Knitting Program. She will be teaching techniques. Yarn is provided and a limited number of size eight needles are available to use.

Build Your Own Craft June 10 at 2 p.m.

We’ve cleaned out our craft closets, so come and see what you can create with our leftover supplies. For ages five to 12. Registration is required and starts May 27. This event will take place at the Parks and Recreation gym in Hedges. Enter through door 11 on Eighth Street.

Laughs and Crafts June 11, 18 and 25 at 2 p.m.

An after-school event for kids entering grades K-5. Fun activities including jokes,

stories, crafts, games, bookbased movie and a snack.

Registration is required and starts May 26.

Spray Paint T-shirts June 15 at 3:30 p.m.

Once again we kick off the summer reading program with spray paint t-shirts. A tshirt and spray paint will be provided. Grades six-12 only.

This event will be canceled in the case of rain. Registration is required.

LITerally Speaking Book Discussion June 16 at 1 p.m.

This month the LITerally Speaking book discussion group will discuss Still Alice

by Lisa Genova. You can get your copy of the book at the Adult Information Desk.

Special Note: The library is open during the renovation and construction. Only the library meeting rooms will be unavailable.

Program will take place at Hedges Central unless otherwise indicated. Enter through door 16 on Canal Street except were noted. This is a secure building, so please plan on arriving five-10 minutes before the start of the program or you may be locked out. If you have any questions regarding program locations please call the library at (812) 838-3286.

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of them to park at one time either. Duckworth said the parking problem is encroaching on their facility now as they have to pay to have it policed and have cars towed. He added they need more parking at their facility as it is, they have a waiting list of 20-30.

Duckworth said the city needs to make the riverfront/ boat launch area convenient and easy to use for the boaters. He suggested a parking lot below the amphitheater.

Councilman Bill Curtis replied that has been brought up actually in discussion, but there is no magic answer, Duckworth feels that parking should have been planned when the silos were taken down at the site. He stated he has asked before if there were funds for a solution to this and he was told no and here they are a year later with the same problem. Duckworth stated again that he would like to see a plan for action and Councilman Brian Jeffries replied that they all would. He added some of the council reside in that area as well. Jeffries added they are also working with Army Corps of Engineers about the erosion problem down below the amphitheater.

Councilman Jeffries stated he would like to reiterate that on Water Street there will be single space parking only, as well as Main Street, which comes from concerns of business owners in the area. They complained that boat trailers would take up parking spaces in front of their businesses, such as Bliss and Water’s Edge, and stay out on the river all day.

A solution that the council is working on includes improving existing parking lots and striping them for boat trailers. Mayor John Tucker has directed Street Commissioner Max Dieterle to check on paving the three city lots, estimated at a cost of $30,000.00. The Board of Works indicated at an earlier meeting that day they believe

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Chaplain Alice Klotz gave opening prayer. Members pledged to the flag and recited the preamble. Secretary Leacca Wilson read roll call and the minutes from the previous meeting. Mary Ann McGennis

they can find the money for the work and also add parking in the 200 block of College Avenue; 2nd and Main and behind Buds Hardware. Two of the lots are in proximity to Water and Main, where the launch is, but Bud’s Hardware site is far away when a person is holding a boat to launch.

Duckworth noted the great distance to Bud’s and wanted the council to realize that local businesses do get much business patronage from the boating community. Curtis said they do realize this point.

Councilman Jeffries stated he would like to see stats on how many people utilize the downtown launch site. Councilman Curtis replied between 45-60 boat trailers have been in the downtown area at one time.

Asa Rainey said the city missed a golden opportunity by not purchasing the Dausmann lot and then charging a fee to park there. Duckworth added funds could be generated from the launch itself.

He said if they had a nice facility to launch from, people wouldn’t mind paying for it.

Attorney Higgins stated a few years ago the city tried to do just that by issuing permits/ tags and charging a fee, but there was really no way police it. Duckworth inquired if the Corps had any grants available for ramps or launches.

Councilman Curtis wasn’t sure, but added he would like to get with Duckworth to discuss the problem further.

“This whole thing is not a done deal. Even if it passes tonight, there are three readings on the ordinance and therefore, more time for input. It will give the public more time to respond as well,” he noted.

In addition, he realizes the boaters buy gas here and patronize the local restaurants, etc. and in no way wants to discourage boaters. He added he believes everyone here is “on the same page, but how do they get to the end of the book?”

In other council action: • The council heard the first reading of the traffic ordinance that would change Sherburne Park Drive from one-way east to west to oneway west to east, as well as addressing parking on Water and Main Streets. Councilman Curtis stated since they authorized that change, the one-way possibility needs

By Rita Bradford gave the treasurer’s report.

Motion made and carried to pay all outstanding bills. Total membership 457.

Auxiliary thanks all the volunteers that helped on Poppy Days.

June meeting changed to June 17 third week of the month. Auxiliary will be Draping of the Charter and install new officers for 2015-

Poseyville Carnegie Library Reading just got heroic.

Readers of all ages will explore what it means to be a hero this summer as the Poseyville Carnegie Public Library presents ‘Every Hero Has a Story,’ for children ‘Unmasked’ for teens, and ‘Escape the Ordinary’ for adults during their

careful consideration as boats/ trailers could bottom out.

Councilman Jeffries added it has been this direction for a long time. Councilman Curtis replied that doesn’t mean there is not a better way.

Councilwoman Higgins said that if they do that switch, she was concerned about the crosswalk and that it could affect the foot traffic between the parks. The section of the ordinance pertaining to the one way direction change was deleted.

• the council passed a resolution 15-14 authorizing the transfer of $530,000 from the Wastewater/Sewer Operating and Maintenance Fund to the Wastewater Improvement Fund. This money was received from the settlement of a large bill.

• Councilwoman Becky Higgins said forms can be picked up at Printcrafters to be a torch carrier for the state’s Bicentennial celebration. Applications will be sent to Indianapolis for approval and only 20 will be chosen.

Interested persons must be involved with the community to qualify for selection.

• Acting as the Water Utility Board, Water Chairman Bill Curtis reported work has started at the water plant by drilling some test pilings for the Trident building. There is geological work going on, too. The project completion timeline is 16 months on the tower, and the first of next year to the beginning of March on the plant. Water Superintendent Chuck Gray added that he upgraded the lighting on the Mulberry Tower.

It was lit with a 40 watt bulb and it now has LED that can be seen for miles. He also replaced the exterior door on it.

The Keck Tower has paint coming off in rather large pieces and has not been repainted since it was built in 1993. Gray presented two quotes to repaint the tower: Elite National Tank & Tower quoted $ 39,350 and Pittsburgh Tank & Tower came in low at $ 33,675 Pittsburgh was approved to do the job.

Gray concluded his report by stating he has a surplus backhoe and dump truck that he would like to put in the city auction as well as several old pumps not being used . The items were declared surplus and will be in the auction on June 24 at noon.

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All business taken care of, president closed the meeting in regular form. Rita Bradford sat in for Sergeant of Arms and retired the flags. The Chaplain gave closing prayer.

Dues allowance went to Rita Bradford.

The next meeting will be held June 17 at the Legion Home at 7 p.m.

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CHURCH/GENERAL

Alumni, Cicadas visit New Harmony en masse

Taken just as it is emerging from the shell.

This wonderful action shot was taken by H. Junior Deckard

By Lois Mittino Gray Carolyn Stone sat with one of the ugly creatures sitting atop her shoulder throughout the entire New Harmony Alumni Picnic in Murphy Park. Last weekend’s alumni activities brought the former students to town in droves just about the same time the thirteen year periodical cicadas decided to appear in town en masse, too.

The trees and roads in Murphy Park and other sites in Posey County are covered with the insects emerging from their many years underground. Holes are all over the ground where they came out ready to climb a tree or fence post to molt and split from their shell ready to face the world.

Often incorrectly referred to as ‘locusts,’ which are a type of grasshopper with chewing mouth parts, these harmless insects have a sucking mouth part similar to a straw. They are members of United States Brood 23. There are three 13-year broods and twelve 17year broods that emerge synchronously in tremendous numbers in various geographical areas of the country.

Like any 13-year old males, they are ready for action and can’t wait to mate. Only the males sing those loud luring love songs and chirpy come-ons to find a willing female. The deafening noise is made by muscular tension strummed over a rigid tymbal in the hollow abdomen to make the vibrations.

If the non-singing female is interested, she will flick her wings one time to signal she will be receptive to the male’s amorous ad-

vances. Once mated, she will never again do the ‘wing flick’ signal in her adult lifetime of one month.

After mating, the female will cut a slit with her knife-like ovipositor in a twig to lay 400-600 eggs. In about six weeks, the young nymphs that hatch from the eggs will go back in the ground to suck tree sap from underground tissues. They go deeper in the ground to feed on larger roots as they grow up into winged adults and emerge.

Evolutionary biologists believe that this periodic emergence allows them to escape the buildup of predator populations. There is a species of annual cicada that emerges every year in August. Dog Day Cicadas are larger and olive green. Periodical cicadas are black with bright red eyes and wing margins.

As adults, the cicadas do little harm to humans as they cannot bite or sting, but their dead carcasses all over roads and sidewalks can be a slippery mess. The biggest problem will be convincing the family dog not to eat them. They can be very constipating.

During the last hatching in 2002, Harmonie State Park was the site of a major research project focusing on calls among species.

John R. Cooley and David Marshall, two biologists in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Connecticut and identifiers of the wing flick behavior, spent weeks camped there with students. Results of their studies of crossing 13 and 17-year specimens can be read online by searching the scientist’s names.

Grant could help Cyntiana with wastewater woes

By Valerie Werkmeister The Town of Cynthiana held a public hearing last Tuesday, May 12, to discuss the findings of a water and wastewater planning grant.

Funds were received from the Office of Community and Rural Affairs and Commonwealth Engineers, Inc., conducted the study to identify the overall needs of each facility.

The current wastewater facilities were built in the 1980s and some rehabilitation work was completed in 2000. The structure has aged and there are many items no longer up to code.

Commonwealth identified several areas that will need to be upgraded. Their proposal included repairing five manhole structures that have heavy inflow and infiltration.

They will replace single pump residential stations one and two located at 10511 Greeley Street and 1026 Oak Street, respectively.

The study also calls for upgrades to the Main Street, Whiting Street, K-9 Way and County Road lift stations. A remote alarm system will also be installed to alert town employees of problems with pumps during non-working hours. The alarm could provide beneficial reaction time and save the town money in costly repairs.

A generator will also be supplied in order to ensure stand-by power is available at County Road in case of a power outage.

The total estimated cost for these repairs is $1,049,500.

Resident Carolyn Price questioned whether these repairs would help reduce the overall cost of water and sewer utility bills. Utility superintendent Steve Sims said that while it will not reduce patron’s monthly bills, it will help prevent power failures that could potentially cost the town a lot more in the long run.

Wastewater is treated through Poseyville and the rates are set by that municipality. Sims also stated that although it is against the town ordinance, many residents have their sump pumps hooked into the town’s wastewater system. The excess amount of water that flows through the wastewater system increases the overall amount that is charged by Poseyville.

The water study found that several water mains throughout the town are too small and would need to be upgraded to six-inch PVC main. Four-inch water mains would be replaced on Church Street between Gordon Street and Greeley Street and on Locust Street between Poplar Street and Elm Street. A two-

inch water main would be replaced on Oak Street between North Street and Church Street.

A four-inch water main on Locust Street between Elm Street and Evansville Street would be retired. A water main on Walnut Street between Church Street and Joubert Street would also be retired. The gate valves would be replaced at the elevated storage tank. Several fire hydrants would also be replaced.

A master meter and a control building would be placed on the east side of town.

The total project cost is estimated at $670,250. A basic automatic meter reading system was also discussed, but not included in the cost. This type of system would allow meters to be read just by driving by meters.

Cynthiana Town Board members approved the plan and will move forward in the process to obtain grant funding to complete the projects.

Commonwealth Engineers provided an estimated timeline towards the completion date of March 2017. Once the planning study is submitted and approved, the town will be able to apply for grant funds from the Office of Community and Rural Affairs in March 2016. They will receive an answer if they are

and said they were happy and fed so all was OK,” the neighbor said. “His failure to do his job allowed this problem to go on much, much longer than it should have and caused more suffering to these poor dogs. I know the owner and regret that the owner evidently has a hoarding problem but it was so bad none of the surrounding neighbors could sit out in their yards and I am one of those owners. When something like this is reported multiple times, the Health Department should see that something gets done instead of telling us these people can live however they want-what about the poor dogs?”

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awarded funds in August 2016. Once Indiana Department of Environmental Management issues the appropriate permits, the town will be able to advertise for construction bids in October 2016. Construction can finally begin in November 2016.

Sims informed board members they lift station pumps on Mulkey Road have been repaired and are back in service. He had a box built to protect the rope on the flagpole in the park. He requested assistance to mount the flag and clerk-treasurer, Greta Mounts, stated she would contact someone to provide a lift for Sims.

Sims also requested permission to get quotes for a new lawnmower. The current mower is 15-years-old and may need to be replaced.

Board members agreed to allow Sims to obtain quotes.

Board president Scott Cox stated the town is working to replace various storm drains, but it will not be a quick fix since the project is costly. They intend to replace the worst ones first. They may look into possible grant funds that are available to help pay for the project.

The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 14, at 6 p.m. in the town hall.

‘Hoarding’ continued from Page A1 them a temporary housing shelter out of our current facility. We can start bringing in the dogs that we normally bring into the shelter, and to also get them the vetting that they’ll need.”

Hoover told Evansville television station Channel 14 that the shelter is now on lockdown because they can’t take any more dogs.

Morlock said from her observations, efforts to rehome the dogs would be futile.

“To think that these dogs can be put in foster homes is crazy,” Morlock said. “They are in no way socialized. I love my dogs but the best thing would be to put them down.”

Another neighbor, who asked to remain anonymous, agreed with Morlock’s assessment of the situation.

“This was reported time and time again and we were told nothing could be done. I was told the Posey County dog catcher went to the house

‘Clinic’ continued from Page A1 and Wednesday afternoons. Patients can go there primary care services, lab tests, routine procedures and to get antibiotic prescriptions. Tri State Community Clinics run and staff the operation.

In other board action: • The board accepted a resignation from Martin Ray Redman as a district bus driver effective May 19. Kopatich said Redman first drove a school bus as a senior in high school and worked as a contract bus driver for 12 years and as a district driver for 16 years. “He will be deeply missed. He had a great relationship with the coaches and band and will miss driving to games and field trips the most.”

• In personnel matters, the board confirmed the employment of Jamie Lueder as a teacher Assistant/Special Education at the high school, replacing Brenda Canada. Craig Prindle was hired

The start of the 2015 Mount Vernon Farmers Market is next week (June 9, 2015), in the same location as last year, next to the McDonald’s Restaurant on Fourth Street in Mount Vernon.

It will be open every Tuesday from 2 to 6 p.m. throughout the summer, continuing until at least through the last Tuesday in August, weather permitting. “I’m expecting a good start to the Mount Vernon Farmers Market this year,” says Jon Neufelder, Market Master. “We’ve had a pretty decent spring to get vegetables in the ground, so I’m expecting a lot of good quality produce this summer. I hope people will come out and support our local producers by attending the market to see what we have to offer each week,” he added.

The Wadesville Farmers Market will also open next week, every Thursday afternoon from

as a Summer School IRead3 teacher and Girls’ Cross Country Coach at the high school, replacing Steve Brenton. Tammy Schneider will be cheerleader sponsor at the junior high school, replacing Sarah Wildeman and Roxanna Spence will have the added job of Summer School IRead3 bus driver. The board also created two eLearning coaching certified teaching positions to work with teachers on using technology in the curriculum and one Information Specialist position to handle technology problems. Funding will come from capital projects.

• accepted the resignations from Mike Crandell as a Language Arts teacher at the junior high school and assistant track coach for JH boys and Amber Fifield as an elementary teacher at West Elementary School. Both are effective at the end of the school year. Bill Riecken resigned as a carpenter , effective May 19.

• adopted a corporate resolution authorizing Betty Mann and Charlotte Johnson to manage the MSD School Lunch Extracurricular Accounts.

• adopted textbooks for Social Studies for 2015-2021 as recommended by the Textbook Selection Committee. Grades

3-6 p.m. throughout the summer. It will open for business on Thursday, June 11, directly across from Subway Restaurant on Highway 66 in Wadesville. Carla Schenk is back as the Market Master for this market location. The Posey County Farm Bureau is the major sponsor of both the Mount Vernon and Wadesville Farmers Markets, assisting with market insurance and other expenses and is very supportive of all the local Farmers Markets. If you have any questions about either Farmers Markets, contact Jon Neufelder at the Purdue Extension Office in Mount Vernon at: (812) 838-1331 or by e-mail at: neufelde@purdue.edu. We are also on Facebook under the name of ‘Mount Vernon Farmers’ Market in S.W. Indiana’ or you can find more information at the Purdue Extension, Posey County website at: www.extension.purdue.edu/posey.

K-five will use a Pearson product while most high school and grade eight classes went with McGraw Hill. Grade six will use Discovery Education and grade seven has a custom program. An authorized correction to the English adoption was approved for the high school’s Etymology (vocabulary studies) textbook using University of Arizona Press.

• granted permission to advertise on May 27 and June 3 for cafeteria bids for the upcoming school year. They are due Wednesday, June 17 in the Administration Office by 10 a.m. and will be awarded at the July 6 board meeting.

• entered into an agreement with the Evansville Life Center for another year of the Truth Talk Program, depending on grant monies. This is an interactive whole-person based health education program.

• set bond limits for all personnel handling school district fund accounts.

• The executive meeting normally held after the board meeting was cancelled.

• The next board meeting is slated for Monday, June 1 at 5:45 p.m. in the Mount Vernon Junior High School Library.

St. Philip VBS to start June 8 St. Philip Catholic Church is hosting ‘A Radical Ride on the Wings Of Prayer’ vacation bible school June 8 - 12 from 8:30 - Noon. Open to all children pre-school (4-yearsold) through incoming fifth graders. Cost is free but preregistration is required by June 1. Registration forms can be found on saintphilipchurch.net website and returned to the parish office by June 2. Contact Monica Hutton at 812455-7859 with registration questions.

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Scouts get a first-hand look at city government

By Valerie Werkmeister Members of the Poseyville Town Council were hosts to a large group of Boy Scouts from Troop 387 during their meeting last Wednesday, May 13. The scouts attended the meeting to learn about municipal government as part of the requirements to earn the Citizenship in the Community merit badge.

President Bruce Baker, Ron Fallowfield and Steve Ahrens spoke to the scouts on meeting proceedings, what their job entails and even provided a brief history lesson about the early beginnings of Poseyville.

The scouts learned the town was first named Palestine, but was later changed to Poseyville after Revolutionary War General Thomas Posey.

Some of the streets were named after the men and families who first established the town including Sharp, Cale, Church and Endicott Streets.

The lesson provided an opportunity for Baker to inform the group of the recent opening of the town’s time capsule. The capsule contained newspaper clippings, business cards, pictures, menus and other items from

2015 ALEXANDRIAN PUBLIC LIBRARY SUMMER READING PROGRAMS IN JUNE June 3 at 10:00 a.m. - Adopt a June 15 at 3:30 p.m. - Spray Shelter Cat. Learn about cat Paint T-shirts. Grades 6-12 care and adopting a shelter only. This event will be cancat.^ celed in the case of rain.*^ June 3 at 2:00 p.m. - Science June 16 at 1:00 p.m. - LITerFun with the USI Science ally Speaking Book DiscusGuy!For ages 6 and older. + sion. We will discuss Still Alice by Lisa Genova. ^ June 4, 11, 18 & 25 at 10:00 a.m. Drawing and Watercolor June 17 at 10:00 p.m. - Getfor Adults. Supplies provid- ting Crafty: Decorate a Visor. ed.*^ You must be 18 or older.*^ June 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 June 17 at 2:00 p.m. - Home & 30 - Register for either Depot Kids’ Workshop. For Monday or Tuesday at 9:30 ages 7 to 12 years.*+ a.m. or 10:30 a.m. - Summer Story Stomp! A new twist on June 22 at 3:30 p.m. - Life our summer storytimes! For Size Pac-Man. For grades 6children ages 5 and under.*^ 12 only.^ June 8 from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. June 24 at 2:00 p.m. - Build - New Adult Book Club. Dis- Your Own Work of Art! For cussion of Orange is the New ages 8 to 12.*^ Black by Piper Kerman. Meeting at Tequilas Mexican Res- June 29 at 3:30 p.m. - Shaving Cream and Water Fight. taurant.

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Enter through Open to all age groups.^ door Number 16 on Canal Street.

June 10 at 2:00 p.m. - Build + Indicates program will take Your Own Craft! For ages 5 place at the Parks and Recreation gym at Hedges. Enter through to 12.*+ door Number 11 on 8th Street.

June 11, 18 & 25 at 2:00 p.m. * Indicates that registration is - Laughs and Crafts. For kids required. entering grades K-5.*^ June 13 at 10:00 a.m. - Mt. Vernon Author Chad Cain.

This program will be at the APL.

To register, come to the Alexandrian Public Library or visit our Bookmobile.

25 years ago. The council is collecting items for a new capsule that will be buried this summer near the new town hall. They have extended the deadline to collect items until their next council meeting on June 10. The new time capsule will contain items collected now as well as those from 25 years ago. The capsule will be opened 25 years from now, in the year 2040, which coincidentally will be the 200th anniversary of Poseyville.

Anyone who would like to submit items for the time capsule should drop them off at the town hall before June 10.

A summer sprinkling credit will go into effect on June 1, and last during the next three months. Patrons of the Poseyville water utility will notice the credit on their July bills.

The council acted on a letter they had received from the Posey County Solid Waste District (SWD). The letter requested assistance from the town in either taking over or financially supporting the yard waste site located outside the town limits on Watertank Road.

The SWD is in a financial crisis and recently borrowed $75,000 from the Posey County Council in order to continue operations through the end of the year. The entity has reduced its hours of operation at each of its recycling facilities in order to

help cut costs.

Baker stated the Town of Poseyville is not in a position to operate the yard waste site either. Ahrens noted the site is not only used by Poseyville residents, but many other residents throughout northern Posey County. Mount Vernon and New Harmony operate their own yard waste sites.

“We can’t justify our tax payers’ money going to support the site for the county,” Baker said.

Council members agreed to respond with a letter advising the SWD they would not agree to take over the operation of the yard waste site nor would they provide financial assistance towards operating expense.

Council member Ron Fallowfield abstained from the vote since he is a part-time employee for the SWD. Council members regrettably accepted the resignation of town employee, Denny House. He resigned after 15 years of loyal service to the town. House has recently accepted a custodial position with the MSD of North Posey. Council members wished him well in his new position and stated their appreciation for his years of service.

There were no reports given by the street, police or fire departments. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 10, at 4:30 p.m. in the town hall.

Hunter Lehman prepares to receive his diploma during North Posey High School’s 2015 Graduation Ceremony.

Photo by Dave Pearce

June Community Table Free meal every Thursday, serving from 5 to 6 p.m. at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, Poseyville.

Everyone is welcome. No preaching, just good eating.

Thursday, June 4 – Swedish Meatballs over Noodles, Green Beans, Roll, Dessert

Thursday, June 11 – Baked Spaghetti, Salad, Breadstick, Dessert Thursday, June 18 – Taco Salad with Chips, Tex-Mex Corn, Dessert Thursday, June 25 – Pancakes, Bacon, Muffin and Fruit

Firework safety class set for June 6 Mark’s Fireworks is offering a free Fireworks Safety session at the Vanderburgh County 4-H Center Saturday, June 6 beginning at 7 p.m.

Fireworks Safety sessions will teach how to lay out a safe and beautiful backyard show. Mark’s Fireworks is offering contests with great prizes throughout the evening. A huge fireworks demo will follow.

Mark Hisle says: “We want the community to have fun during the fireworks season, but want them to know how to be safe with fireworks while putting on a good show for their neighborhood or organization. This will be a tremendous benefit for individuals planning a fireworks show for church and neighborhood groups, youth sports leagues and all organizations that put on displays.”

For more information, go to marksfireworks.com Farmersville second-grader Maddox Potter celebrates his or call Mark Hisle at 812Accelerated Reader First Place Award. Photo by Zach Straw 402-8275.

Private Penny Holmes graduates basic Army Pvt. Penny L. Holmes has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. During the nine weeks of training, the soldier studied the Army mission, history, tradition and core values, physical fitness, and received instruction

and practice in basic combat skills, military weapons, chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and ceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship, armed and unarmed combat, map reading, field tactics, military courtesy, military justice system, basic first aid,

foot marches, and field training exercises.

Holmes is the daughter of Patricia A. Allen of Orlando, Fla., and Robert E. Holmes of South Bend, Ind. She graduated in 2003 from Mount Vernon High School, Mount Vernon, Ind.

Children’s free art programs set The Hoosier Salon New Harmony Gallery is sponsoring a Children’s Summer Art Program. Because of the great demand, enrollment is limited to children who attend a Posey County school or whose parent or grandparent is a resident or works in Posey County.

The first program is an Art Day Camp for children who have completed first grade through nine years of age to be held on June 9, 10 and 11 from 9 a.m. until Noon at the Murphy Park Shelter House.

This program will be conducted by Carlene VanLaningham, Maggie Rapp and Jamie Rasure. A mid-morning snack will be furnished.

For ages 10 through 15, artist Robert Pote will teach a two day Watercolor Work-

shop on June 23 and 24 at the Holy Angels Community Center. The morning session is from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and the afternoon session from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Class size is limited and parents must choose either the morning or afternoon session.

Hoosier Salon children’s programs are offered free to all children and all supplies are furnished. Funding for the programs is made possible by a grant from the Robert Lee Blaffer Foundation and from civic groups such as Kappa, Kappa, Kappa, Inc and the Tercera Club.

Enrollment began on Friday, May 8 and at this time, there are still some spaces available. A parent or guardian can enroll a child by calling the gallery director, Maggie Rapp, at (812) 459-9851.

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Posey county 4-H public speaking contest winners selected Effective communications drives all aspects of day-to-day life. The Indiana 4-H Youth Development program offers several avenues to learn and build communication skills. One of these is the annual Posey County 4-H Public Speaking Contest, which was held on Wednesday, May 27, at the Community Center on the 4-H fairgrounds. Sixteen 4-H members participated in the annual competition, while three local judges selected the winners.

Blue ribbon winners at this year’s event are as follows: Dharma Fribley, Brooklyn Hisch, and Olivia Woods- Clover Demonstration (Grades 3-5) Megan Payne and Lyndsey Gentil- Clover Team Demonstration (Grades 3-5) Emma Yarber, Amber Allyn, Kimberly Korff, Madison O’Daniel, and Grace Glaser- Junior Demonstration (Grades 6-8) Robyn Bender and Olivea Glaser- Se-

nior Team Demonstration (Grades 9-12) Isabel Glaser – Junior Informative Presentation (Grades 6-8) Emma Yarber, Amber Allyn, and Madison O’Daniel- Junior Public Speaking (Grades 6-8) Clover division winners are not eligible to participate at the State level, but the Junior and Senior division winners listed above are eligible for the State competition, held at the Indiana State Fair in August.

Please call the Purdue ExtensionPosey County Office at 812-838-1331 if you would like more information about this event or about the upcoming Posey County 4-H Fair and Indiana State Fair.

Congratulations to all of the contest winners this year and best of luck to the Junior and Senior division winners as they compete at the state level in August.

Gravity Flow Sewer Project bid draws gasps

By Lois Mittino Gray The sole bid for the East Side Gravity Flow Sewer Project was opened at the Mount Vernon Board of Public Works meeting held on May 28. A gasp of surprise was audible as Mayor John Tucker read the Deig Brothers Construction bid of $1,236,574 to do the installation work.

The board and the project engineer Andy Sucharitakal agreed the estimate seemed a little high. They anticipated it at around $800,000.

Tucker agreed the bid opening would be acknowledged and sent on to the city attorney for legal review, to the project engineer for review and to Sewer Superintendent Rodney Givens for his review.

Since the project should be started as soon as possible, board members agreed to a special meeting next week as soon as reviews are over.

“Please get those reviews done as soon as you can. We want to get this moving,” Tucker said.

In other board action: • Marissa Priddis, Alexandrian Public Library Director, and Joan Brockman, Adult Services, appeared before the board to announce that the Overdrive Digital Bookmobile will be visiting

Mount Vernon on Saturday, July 25. The enormous tractor trailer is 74 feet long, about nine feet wide and 13’ 6” tall and needs a large space to park. Permission was granted by the board to close Fifth Street between Main and College Streets from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. that day. The bookmobile will train users of E-books and audio books on phones and other technology.

• Police Chief Grant Beloat requested permission for Officer Darren Lemberg to use the city credit card to attend Taser Recertification Training in Evansville on June 17 and it was granted.

• Fire Chief Wes Dixon reported that an inspector checked the old storm warning siren on City Hall and it is so outdated that it is not feasible to move it to the new station. He does have it in writing. He said a new storm siren on Hedges Hill will run $18-20,000 and requires permission from the school district to put it there.

• Street Department Supervisor Max Dieterle said the new limb yard has structural junk strewn about and it needs to be cleaned out. A nonprofit group from Terre Haute is interested in taking down the greenhouse frame and reusing it. He would like

FSA deadlines near Greg Knowles, Posey County Executive Director, reminds farmers that if they have prevented planted corn they need to come into the Posey County FSA Office between June 8 and June 22 to fill out a FSA-576 form. Seed and chemical receipts are required. Also be sure to certify your Spring seeded crops by July 15. Planting dates are required. If you have questions, please contact the Posey County FSA Office at (812) 838-4191, ext. 2.

Winners of the Posey County 4-H Public Speaking competition which was held on May 27 at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Back row- Grace Glaser, Robyn Bender, Olivea Glaser, Isabel Glaser, Lyndsey Gentil, Kimberly Korff. Middle row- Brooklynn Hisch, Olivia Woods, Emma Yarber, Madison O’Daniel, Megan Payne, Amber Allyn. Front rowAlaina Allyn and Aubrey May. Photo submitted

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Cost-share for rain and compost barrels available In an effort to improve and protect water quality in our communities, the Posey County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) is offering a cost-share program for the purchase of Rain and Compost Barrels.

A rain barrel is a container used to catch water flowing from a downspout. Rain barrels catch storm water from rooftops that would otherwise flow into our lakes and rivers via storm sewers and store the rainwater for future use. Lawn and garden watering make up nearly 40 percent of total household water use during the summer and a rain barrel can save most homeowners about 1,300

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Four participate in Honor Flight program

By Cathy Powers Jame Ja mess Davis, me Davis, has lived in Mount Vernon for mayor in 1975, and was both councilcoun un nci cil illDunigan Duni niga gan ga n grew gr up p in in Oakland Oak akland City, but James When the Spring 2015 Honor Flight most of his life. After joining the Marines man at large and a Republican precinct relocated to Mt Vernon when he discovtakes off from Evansville Regional Air- in 1942, he shipped out of San Francisco committeeman. While on the city council, ered that there was need for a dentist. His port on May 30, two WWII veterans from on the USS Ricksey to fight the Japanese he made the motion to bring GE to town. first wife is deceased and he has been marPosey County will be onboard. The story in the Pacific. They landed in American For 46 years, he worked for Indiana Bell. ried to his present wife, the former Pauof their service is very different in many Samosa, where he received training in He was instrumental in building the first line Travers, for 19 years. He has seven ways, but there are some striking similari- night fighting. He and the 3rd Marines subdivision, Fairview, in Mount Vernon, children, 13 grandchildren, and nine great ties. Both men believe that they saw God's arrived at Guadalcanal to bring much with more to follow. Although supposedly grandchildren. He still enjoys a good hand in bringing them home safely. needed relief to the 1st Marines who had ‘retired,’ he still works at his real estate game of golf, and he and Pauline winter in Paul Edwards, 91, from Cynthiana, arrived first and company, Posey Naples Florida. served in the Army Air Corp, and was in been left with no Thursday evening, May 28, was the County Realty.

Europe. James Davis, 92, of Mount Ver- ammunition or Both men, ‘Meet and Greet’ dinner at Tropicana for non, was a Marine, and saw action in the food. Guadalcahaving served all the veterans. Each man was assigned Pacific Theatre of the war. nal was the first on opposite sides a different color for this trip, and this enEdwards served from January 1943 un- Marine victory of the world, are abled them to find their correct bus, as til February 1947, and was transferred to of the war. It was here that they heard thankful for being protected by a series of well as the table at the dinner. After be36 different places ing delivered to the the infamous ‘Tokyo Rose,’ blared from happenings, when so many others did not for training, includdoor, it was almost speakers that were tied to trees. American survive. Now in their nineties, they are ing Belleville, Illilike Hollywood stars music was played, and propaganda was still going strong, and have lived rich full nois; Panama City; arriving at a red constantly directed to the Marines, trying lives here in Posey County.

Salt Lake City; New carpet event for the to make them homesick for their wives Two other gentlemen from Posey CounMexico; Harrington, veterans. They were and girlfriends back in the states. ty were also included in the group to go Kansas; Trinidad; warmly greeted and Davis and his ship moved on to sev- on the Honor Flight. One of them was Brazil; and Dakar, escorted by waiting eral other islands, including Bougainville, William (Bill) Kincheloe of Wadesville.

Africa, to mention Paul Edwards Guam, and Iwo Jima. James He was drafted in Janu- William Kincheloe volunteers to one of a few. He received the color-coded talost his best friend in Guam. ary of 1943. After getting training in flying and bles. It was here that It was here that Davis first his physical in Evansville, radio use, in order they all received an was to realize God was he was taken by train to to become part of information packet, looking out for him. He was Ft. Benjamin Harrison in the crew on a B24 a service medal, and ordered off the Command Indianapolis to join other bomber. a backpack that was Craft, and his friend, Bernew Army members.

He and his crew filled with a tee shirt, nard Brende, ended up takFrom there, he, along left England, on as well as a tee shirt ing his place on that landing with nine others from their first combat mission on May 11, craft at the last minute. This Posey County were sent for the ‘guardian’ that was to go along. It 1944. Several planes flew in formation particular one took a direct to Camp Bowie in Texas. included other necessities. Each hand was across France to the Swiss border. How- hit the next day and he was They would stay together shook and they were thanked for their serever, many of them became lost in the killed. It was the first time vice. Their beautiful wives were given a for a year of training. mist before they reached their target, a the two friends had been Kincheloe then sailed carnation to pin on, and the pride in their railroad yard. They used up much of their separated during their serfor England in January of eyes told the whole story. It was the beginPaul Edwards and gas, and some did not make it home. The vice. It was also here that 1944, where he remained ning of a wonderful adventure. his Army Air Corps plane carrying Edwards crash landed just he experienced what the By 6 p.m., on May 30, Evansville Reuntil June. He actually buddies. All photos short of reaching their home base. His arm movie, ‘Wind Talkers,’ was landed in France 21 days gional Airport was quickly filling with submitted was badly injured and he spent a year re- based on. Indian Marines after D Day. He ended up people. All of the volunteers who work cuperating. used their language to communicate. This with General Patton’s tank battalion in the tirelessly for months to make this event However, as devastating as this injury code was never broken.

3rd Army; after being with the 1st Army a success were checking on every detail. was, it saved him from being involved The Third Division saw some of the under General Hodges. After being with Many other organizations were present to in the D Day invasion, and he was actu- most intense of the fighting in the Pacific. twelve different outfits, he was wounded do their part, including many members of ally on a hospital ship, leaving Glasgow Although he does not like to recall much the following October, and spent a month our local Rolling Thunder group. Everyfor home on June 6, 1944. He spent that of what he saw, Davis says that the images in an Italian hospital. He was sent back to one was wearing one of the official bright year in hospitals, first in Galesburg, Il- are embedded forever in his mind. He felt a hospital at Ft. Sam Houston in Texas, yellow tee shirts as they worked together linois, and then in Louisville Kentucky. protected many more times, especially where he would remain for eight more to make the coming arrival of the veterans Despite the months it took his arm to when other friends were killed in foxholes months. By June of 1945, the war in Eu- a memorable event. On the wall monitor, heal, Edwards has always felt a guardian close by. rope was over, and he received a medical the tape of the plane taking off into the angel saved him from possibly dying on dawn sky was re-played over and over.

Iwo Jima was a small rocky island that discharge.

D Day, and from going out on other mis- claimed the lives of over 7,000 Marines.

A large number of both the sheriff’s deOne day Kincheloe particularly rememsions. Although he had enlisted to serve When Davis and the Third Division tried bers occurred on his 21st birthday, which partment and state police were in place to his country, the decision was taken out of to land, they could not get to the island was ironically his first day in action. On direct traffic and parking, in anticipation his hands. because of so many Marine bodies block- July 6, 1944, his unit was assigned to of the huge crowd. Co-emcees, Brad Byrd In February of 1945, he married the ing their path. knock out a machine gun nest. Their tank of Channel 25, and Ty Hunter from the ralove of his life, Hilda Garrison of CynDavis remembers seeing a Japanese Ka- hit a mine and blew up. He and his fel- dio station 100.9 WBBC of the Huntingthiana, and they recently celmikaze pilot fly over where he low soldiers jumped out and were headed burg area were on hand to handle the anebrated their 70th anniversary. was standing on the ship. It was back to the American lines. Having seen nouncements and speak to many waiting After honeymooning in Miami, less than 10-feet over his head, enough of the war, two German soldiers people in the crowd. The ‘40s Girls’ soon he returned to the Army, ending arrived and posed for photos as and he can still see the image came out and surrendered to up with the Occupation forces they waited to plant kisses on of the pilot’s eyes, when that them. in Hoersching, Austria and the returning veterans. man knew he was only a few He and his wife, Florence, LeHerve Germany, where they The onlookers came from seconds from death. have been married for 68 years could see the Russian troops many areas of the tri-state, Here at Iwo Jima, waiting for and have two sons. They have James Davis on the other side of the Daneven if they had no one on the the mine sweepers to clear out resided in Wadesville since ube. Before leaving the States, plane. A group of enthusiastic the dead Marines, James wit- 1948. After working for 40 he had been assigned to a crew ladies came from Winslow, just nessed the Marines raising the years at Bucyrus Erie, Kinchethat loaded up German POWs, American flag on Mount Ser- loe spent an additional two and Gerald Dunigan to be there. Small American and took them to Liverpoole, flags were given out, and the rabacchi. one-half-years being employed England. He remembers that excitement grew as time for the plane to However, he never had to by Bill Weatherholt before retiring. they at first were in high spirits, The fourth man to go on the Honor land got closer. As the veterans finally beland on Iwo Jima. Again, he believing they were being takwas to be spared. Davis was Flight from Posey County was Gerald Du- gan coming down the aisles, the cheering en home. A year later, Edwards called into his commander’s nigan, age 94, who was a Naval dentist. and flag waving began. Everyone close was permanently home. office. He was told that it was discovered He was in the Medical Corps at a destroy- to the front had their hand out to shake In recent years, he began researching he had never been given a furlough, and er base in San Diego, California, during the hand of each man, and thank them for what happened to his original crew. In this was unlawful. He was sent back to the war years. Although everyone would their service. the crash that sent him home, three were the States and spent the next year at Ma- agree that this was a very important role After the last veteran had passed by, a injured and three were killed. He was a rine Corp Headquarters. Before eventu- to play, he says the real war heroes were moment of silence was observed for the member of 492nd Bomb Group, and the ally reaching his Mount Vernon home, he the men who were shipped overseas, and fallen heroes that were remembered, and 856st Squadron. was asked to model for the famous Mount wasn’t too sure he should be included in taps was played. Evansville is now an ofEdwards went to work with McCarty Serrabacchi flag-raising statue. He spent their company on this trip. He was, how- ficial hub for the Honor Flight, and when Seed Company for nine years after the many days in a naval shipyard in Wash- ever, eager to take the flight, and was all the next one takes off in October, this war, and then worked for the US Postal ington DC, modeling for this project. smiles when he made his way through scene will replay once again, and another Service as a mail carrier until he retired in He married Idella M. Seifert, of Caborn, the hundreds of people when the plane group of veterans will experience a day 1984. He and Hilda have three children, and had three children, Larry, Lonna, and returned. Like so many others, his duties they will never forget. After waiting for 70 Bobby, Janet, and Mary Alice, five grand- Laird, and five grandchildren. Davis was behind the actual combat, contributed to years to get this recognition and gratitude, children, and six great grandchildren. active in Mount Vernon politics, running America’s final victory. it is well deserved.

Paul Edwards, James Davis, and William Kincheloe participated in the receiving line after the Honor Flight of Southwestern Indiana. Photos by Cathy Powers

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Lady Vikings dominate loaded sectional field, move on

By Dave Pearce What were the odds?

The North Posey Lady Vikings entered sectional play knowing that they first had to get past the homestanding Forest Park Rangers. Then, should they win, they would have to face either the state’s defending Class 2A champion South Spencer Rebels or eighth-ranked Evansville Mater Dei. And should that ‘Mission Impossible’ be accomplished, the Lady Vikings would then have a shot at the sectional title with a win over one of the Perry County teams, either Tell City or Perry Central.

The Lady Vikings proved the odds were better than anyone thought. They closed out a sectional championship run on Friday night with a ‘blast,’ a grand slam home run off the bat of Kristin Schorr that sent the Vikings into today’s (Tuesday’s) Regional against North Central of Farmersburg.

But to win the tournament, Coach Gary Gentil stressed that the team had to maintain focus. The girls listened.

In the opener against Forest Park, the Lady Vikings got all their runs in the opening inning as the team batted around in the opening inning.

Madi Elpers led off the game getting hit by a pitch and she advanced when the slap hitting Schorr beat out and infield hit. Blake Gamblin then also beat out an infield hit and with no outs, the Vikings had the bases loaded.

Kayla Sanford got the game’s first RBI when she nearly took the glove off the second baseman with a hard-hit ball up the middle that glanced off the second baseman’s glove, scoring Elpers. Tay-

lor Franklin then threatened with a long fly that was caught. Then, with the bases loaded, Madison Feldhake fought off a variety of pitches and finally walked, driving in the game’s second run.

But it was Kaitlin Blankenberger that came through with the big hit in the first game when she lined a single that scored two more and the Rangers had seen enough.

A pitching change got the desired result as the Vikings were unable to add any more runs in the contest but four would be enough.

Senior Hailee Elderkin put together a solid game on the mound and her defense played well behind her as the Vikings came home 4-2 winners in the first round.

The Lady Vikings stuck around to see what they would be facing the next night and the South Spencer lady Rebels wasted little time showing everyone in Ferdinand why they were the defending state champions and the sectional favorites.

The Lady Rebels left nothing at home when the took the field as they fielded the ball well and hit it even better on their way to a 7-0 win over a good Mater Dei softball squad.

But while Gentil had respect for the Lady Rebels, there was no reason for his team to fear the No. 1-ranked Rebels. After all, the Lady Vikings had hit the ball hard against the pitching of senior star Horn when the teams met earlier in the year. However, the Vikings seemed to hit the ball right at someone each time. The result during the regular season was a 6-0 thumping at the hands of the Lady Rebels. “We told the girls to look at things the way they really are,�

North Posey Vikings Hailee Elderkin, Kristin Schorr, Blake Gamblin, Madi Elpers, and Kayla Sanford were just a few of the group jumping for joy after a win in the Forest Park Sectional. The Vikings brought home the hardware and face North Central of Farmersburg today in the Regional. Photo by Dave Pearce Gentil said. “All the pressure was on them. We knew that if we could maintain our focus for just two hours,leave everything on the field, fight for respect, and do our best, things would come to us.�

And they did. “We had told the girls you can’t play your best unless you are relaxed,� Gentil said. “They came in relaxed and they were very energetic throughout the whole game and the crowd was very energetic, as well. They took things little by little and just did a tremendous job.�

The Vikings scored when Ally Brandenstein got on. Blankenberger and Sanford got back-to-back

base hits in the fourth inning and Brandenstein was stealing on the play and she came around to score.

A home run by Schorr put the Vikings ahead even further.

They went on to score two more in the top of the seventh inning after the Lady Rebels pulled with within 3-1 with a dingle run in the bottom of the sixth inning.

In the top of the seventh, Madison Feldhake walked and Blankenberger then lined a shot at the shortstop. She tried to get the out at second but the combination of the hard-hit ball and the speed of Feldhake left the Vikings with runners on first and second with no outs.

Elderkin then advanced the runners on an infield slow roller. Elpers then doubled home the two baserunners to account for all the Viking runs as they took the contest 5-1.

Hannah Ogg, who has joined the team after several injuries and sidelines, came in to relieve Elderkin in the fifth inning. Gentil felt that Ogg’s speed and pitch placement was a good complement to the pitching of Elderkin early and kept the Lady Rebels off balance.

In the championship game, the Vikings would have to face a pitch-

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Sixth inning heroics propel Wildcats into regional

By Brandon Cole Last week the Wildcats proved they could scorch a scoreboard, but this week Mount Vernon displayed the grit to win three competitive sectional tournament games by a cumulative total of five runs. They were named Sectional Champions on Saturday. “We had a very tough draw this year,� said Mount Vernon High School head baseball coach, Paul Quinzer. “Indiana needs to move towards seeding tournaments.�

The Wildcats did have three tough contests including games against Princeton, Boonville and Evansville Memorial.

Mount Vernon defeated Memorial 6-5 in seven innings on Saturday at Braun Stadium on the campus of the University of Evansville and behind the excellent batting skills of Walker Paris, who went 3-for-3 at the plate. He singled in the second and fifth innings.

Sophomore Brian Hensley looked sharp on the bump. Memorial managed just one hit off the Wildcat pitcher, who allowed no earned runs, walked none and struck out two during his two innings of work.

Even though Austin Krizan allowed five runs over five innings, he still recorded the victory. He struck out three, walked one and gave up six hits.

Phipps could not get it done on the rubber for Memorial, taking a loss. He lasted just four innings, walked two, struck out three and allowed three runs.

The top of the second saw Memorial take an early lead, 1-0.

Durcholz singled to ignite Memorial’s offense.

The Tigers put up another run in the third inning. Memorial increased their lead to 5-0.

The (20-5) Wildcats knew they had to dig in deep. The bottom of the fifth was where Mount Vernon put in the bulk of their work.

Going through their full lineup of batters and then some, the Wildcats put up six runs.

Mount Vernon never trailed after scoring six runs in the fifth on a fielder’s choice and two singles.

The Wildcats rushed the field as they collected the last out in a runless seventh inning. A television reporter interviewed Paris for his late game heroics. They had earned this championship and fought through a tough bracket doing it.

The Wildcats defeated Boonville after a late game triple, 6-4.

With four lead changes in Friday’s game at Braun Stadium, Mount Vernon finally pulled out a 6-4 win over Boonville. Quinzer spoke prior to the contest. “Boonville will throw their ace at us,� said Quinzer, before the sectional semi-finals. “They will be a tough team to beat. So, we will throw our best also. If we are fortunate to win, then we will face another ace on Saturday.�

The Wildcats took the lead in the fifth inning and held on for the victory. Mount Vernon scored on a two-run triple by Logan Brown off Miller, bringing home Austin Montgomery and Bryce Krizan.

Mount Vernon held off Boonville, as the Pioneers were unable to overcome a four-run sixth-inning deficit.

Boonville scored two runs in the seventh on a groundout by Franz and an RBI triple by Nick Pullem.

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Members of the Mount Vernon Wildcat baseball team take the field by storm, just as they took a very tough sectional draw. The Wildcats saw everyone’s best pitching and still managed to win the Evansville Class 3A Sectional at Braun Stadium on the campus of the University of Evansville. Photo by Garry Beeson Despite their efforts, Boonville could not get over the hump.

Brown racked up three RBIs on one hit for the Wildcats.

Cody Mobley got it done on the mound on the way to a win.

He allowed four runs over seven innings. Mobley struck out 15, walked one and gave up six hits.

Miller was the game’s losing pitcher. He lasted just 4 1/3 innings, walked two, struck out six and allowed five runs.

In the bottom of the first, the Wildcats grabbed the early lead, 1-0.

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matched that run total in the seventh. In the second, Boonville scored on an RBI single by Camp, scoring Waters.

An outstanding effort by Hensley carried Mount Vernon to a narrow win in seven innings over Princeton on Wednesday at Braun Stadium.

Hensley’s 10 strikeouts were enough to push Mount Vernon past Princeton. The Wildcat pitcher, tossed six innings of shutout ball and allowed only two hits. “We were fortunate in scratching out two runs in the fifth,� said Quinzer. “A clutch hit by Bryce Krizan gave us our first run.�

David Ellis ended up on the wrong side of the pitching decision, charged with the loss. He lasted just six innings, walked four, struck out seven and allowed two runs.

Mount Vernon’s closer Cody Mobley put away the final three outs to record the save.

The game’s last lead went to the Wildcats, thanks to a fifth-inning rally that saw two runs cross the plate on two singles.

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Vikings bow out in first round of baseball tourney

By Dave Pearce The North Posey Viking baseball team had trouble catching a break this season.

With a small senior class, Coach Darrick Wiggins knew going into the season that if this team was going to be successful, it would be because younger players found their roles and stepped up. That really never happened.

And the ultimate example of being unable to catch a break occurred at the sectional draw when the Vikings drew No. 1-ranked and homestanding South Spencer in the opening game of the sectional at Rockport on Wednesday.

“We had a game plan going in and for three innings, we executed it pretty well,” Wiggins said of the tight contest with senior Derek Lindauer on the mound.

Then, with two outs in the third inning, an infield error cost the Vikings out number three and South Spencer went on a spree.

But the Vikings would fight back, loading the bases with only one out in the top of the fourth. But a tailor-made double play ball put the Rebels out of danger and appeared to take the wind out of the sails of the Vikings.

From that point forward, the Rebels used a combination of good hitting, good pitching, and Viking miscues to bury the Vikings 10-0 and end their season in the first round of the sectional. The Vikings finished the season 10-16.

“We had some senior leadership that carried us throughout the year,” Wiggins said following the season. “Derek Lindauer and James Marshall each hit above .450 for the year. Lindauer boasted a .735 slugging percentage. Their play on the field was just impeccable. Any time we were in a game, it

was because they were getting on base and driving in runs.”

But other seniors contributed in other ways, as well.

“Left-handed first baseman Damon Cardin did a good job, too, as he hit around .335 and had a lot of RBIs in the four or five hole,” Wiggins said. “And Bo Cox was hitting the ball well there at the end of the season. And what senior catcher Zach Stoneberger brought to the team was a good job of being our defensive captain. He helped shore up the entire defense for us.”

But finding the right combinations for the other spots and finding a way to get a timely hit against a murderous schedule was a problem for the Vikings.

“We were trying to get our freshmen and our sophomores intertwined in there,” Wiggins said. “We were trying to fill the spots but we just didn’t have enough juniors and seniors to carry us.”

On a positive note, the Vikings did beat some good teams, including Class 3A Evansville Sectional Champion and county rival Mount Vernon.

“The times we were losing games we shouldn’t have was when we were committing too many errors or our pitchers were giving up too many walks,” Wiggins said.

We faced a lot of good competition and we struck out way too many times.”

But while the season did not play out like Wiggins had hoped, he knows the future for north Posey baseball is bright with several younger classes bringing good talent to the field.

“Junior Austin Graves helped us out a lot and played all season and hit around .300,” Wiggins said. “I am looking forward to seeing him coming back. The Voegel brothers

A picture is worth a thousand words as Bo Cox, Derek Lindauer, Damon Cardin, and Levi Ricketts watch a new pitcher warm up after the South Spencer Rebels took advanatage of errors to defeat the Vikings 10-0 in the sectionaal. Photo by Dave Pearce (Conner and Wes) will also be back next year along with Dillon Riordan, Levi Ricketts and Ethan Morlock. There are just a lot of good players coming up in our system.”

Wiggins said four of the team’s first five games were against ranked opponents and it was one of the toughest schedules the Vikings have faced since he has been around the program. Two Pocket Athletic Conference teams were to play for the sectional crown in Rockport on Monday as Forest Park eliminated Mater Dei and South Spencer mulled Tell City.

“We were struggling at the end of the year but we kept battling,” Wiggins said. “I thought we played well in the early innings of the sectional.”

Wiggins said the close game with South Spencer that turned into a rout sort of summed up the season for his Vikings.

Good teams took advantage of Viking miscues and used the team’s mistakes to beat them.

“When the wheels fell off, they fell off big,” Wiggins said. “We have a very good coaching staff that got together after each game to try to figure out how we could make it better. I have been very fortunate. It is tough on people, and especially the kids, to lost that many games. But we are young and we are going to get better.”

Wiggins said it is important that the team look to the future with a humble attitude and look to improve.

Motz named second-team All-America University of Southern Indiana senior ica status. First-team honors are awarded to Hunter Motz (Wadesville, Indiana) was the top eight finishers in the finals of each named second-team All-America by the U.S. event at the NCAA II Championships, while Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches’ second-team honors are bestowed upon those Association Tuesday for his effinishing ninth through 12th. forts in the men’s 3,000-meter Student-Athletes who qualified steeplechase at the NCAA Divifor, but could not compete in, sion II Outdoor Track and Field the final of his or her event(s) Championships. earned second-team honors as Motz qualified for the finals well. of the steeplechase, where he Earlier this year, senior Skyfinished eleventh with a time of lair Hilton (Middlebury, Indinine minutes, 9.29 seconds. ana) earned second-team AllHe joins junior Tyler Pence America honors after finishing (Springfield, Illinois), Johnnie ninth in the women’s 5,000 Guy (Palmyra, Indiana), and meters at the NCAA Division II sophomore Josh Guy (Palmyra, Indoor Championships.

Hunter Motz Indiana) in earning All-AmeriHilton, along with fellow ca honors in the outdoor season. Pence and classmate Julia Kohnen (Florissant, MisJohnnie Guy earned first-team honors in both souri), earned first-team All-America honors the 5,000 meters and the 10,000 meters, while for their efforts in the 10,000 meters at the Josh Guy earned first-team honors in the NCAA II Outdoor Championships. Kohnen 10,000 meters. also earned first-team All-America honors in This marks the first year the USTFCCCA the outdoor 5,000 meters as well as the indoor has awarded first and second-team All-Amer- 5,000 meters.

Lady Vikings, from Page B1 er they did not see during the regular season. They would also have to maintain their focus, coming off the upset win over South Spencer. They did both well.

“We put them in the same

category as us, in that most people don’t think you can keep your focus coming off a big win like we had,” Gentil said. “The girls did a great job of staying loose.

They knew the only way they could get respect was

to complete the mission.

They came out and started right at the top of the lineup. They did a great job of keeping focus.”

In the first inning, Elpers and Schorr each scored in the first after hits. Gamblin hit a shot to left field, scoring Elpers, and Brandenstein sacrificed to center, scoring Schorr.

Franklin put up a run in the second inning after leading off the inning with a walk. The senior got to second on a passed ball and Blankenberger doubled, scoring Franklin.

The Vikings tacked on three more in the third.

Brandenstein and Sanford each singled Franklin and Feldhake each walked, scoring one. Blankenberger then doubled home the other two runs in the inning.

In the fifth and final inning, with the bases loaded, Schorr came to the plate and launched a grand slam to end the game.

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Members of the state-bound Mount Vernon High School 4X400 meter relay team from Mount Vernon are, left to right, Brook Green, Abbi Randall, Cydney Cole, and Savannah Bush. Photo by Garry Beeson

Lady Wildcats to run at state

By Brandon Cole The Mount Vernon High School Lady Wildcats placed 16th at the Regional meet in Evansville at Central High School. Individual finishers are as follows: 100m sixth place Brooke Green 13.28 200m seventh place Green 27.93 3200m 13th place Savannah Roy 12:32 300 Hurdles 11th place Cydney Cole 51.07 400m Relay Third place Green, Savannah Bush, Abby Randall, Cydney Cole

50.68 (State Qualifiers) Pole Vault 11th place Madison Simpson 8’6” The 400 Meter Relay is the only event Mount Vernon will advance to state.

“Going into regionals, we knew they had a really good chance at making it to state; their sectional time was seeding them in second, and at regionals we slipped into third place,” said Mount Vernon track and field coach, Aja Blair. “They have put on a wonderful performance this year and

are very eager to compete at the state level. State is a big deal, and we are going to see some really awesome competition here. Our girls are ranked 26th out of the 27 that will be competing in the 400m Relay. With that said, we are a small school district and it is just an honor to have a great group of athletes that have made it this far. Coach Keith Kinnaird has spent a lot of time fine tuning them and preparing them for state, so we are looking forward to a new Personal Record.”

Wildcat golfers win, prepare for tourney

By Brandon Cole The Mount Vernon Wildcats defeated the Gibson Southern Titans on Senior Day at WHCC 162-169.

Mitchell Jackson closed out his Wildcat dual match golf career at Western Hills by medaling with a 36 to lead all players. Collin Jackson followed with a 40, Joe Allbright 41, Logan Reeves (Senior) 45, Nathan Reeves 53, Hunter Wilson

(Senior) 54. Mount Vernon ended the season with 10-6 overall dual match record.

Sectional play begins June 5.

Wildcats finish 10th in pre-sectional invitational at

Washington by shooting a 340. Mount Vernon scores included Mitchell Jackson 73 (7th Overall), Collin Jackson 81, Joe Allbright 86, Logan Reeves 100, and Nathan Reeves 113.

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Lady Wildcats take out powerful Boonville, fall in final

Mount Vernon’s Ellen Denning sent this ball over the fence for a home run and an extra-inning win over Boonville in the sectional. The Wildcats could not accomplish the feat twice, falling in the final game to Gibson Southern. Photo by Garry Beeson

By Brandon Cole The Mount Vernon Lady Wildcats came up short on the softball field against Gibson Southern, 15-1, but won two impressive contests to reach the championship finals.

Gibson Southern just outplayed the Lady Wildcats that night. “Against Gibson Southern, we got down early and never got it going,” said Mount Vernon softball coach, David Bell. “We didn’t play as well on defense and their pitcher kept our bats quiet. Not a good combination against the number two team in the state.”

Ellen Denning hit a walk off home run in the bottom of the eighth to send Mount Vernon to a 2-1 win and a spot in the Sectional Championship Game on Thursday. Haley Goad only gave up 5 hits in going the distance for the pitching win.

“Haley Goad was dominant in the Boonville game and we played great defense,” said Bell. These two things make a great winning formula.”

Denning, Jody Fisher, and Andrea Dick led a multiple hits parade as Mount Vernon advanced in the Sectional Tourney after defeating Evansville Bosse 16-2. “We played well against Bosse,” said Bell.

“I was proud of the way the girls handled themselves in the Sectional,” said Bell.

“They were very focused on the job at hand.”

Mount Vernon will lose two seniors and four-year starters in Dick and Katie Tucker.

“They will be hard to replace as players but harder to replace because they are quality individuals,” said Bell. “They have meant so much to our team as leaders and examples to look up to.”

On the other hand, the Lady Wildcats will return plenty of experience. A total of seven girls that started in the sectional, two from the injury list and all of the pitchers are expected back. “We have some very talented and experienced players coming back and we will have high expectations next year,” said Bell.

North Posey Red remains undefeated half-way through

North Posey Red’s Jarrett Motz shows good form, sending a double into center field during recent Babe Ruth Baseball action. North Posey Red remains undefeated just about the half-way point of the season. Photo by Dave Pearce

By Conner Voegel A long time ago a pretty good baseball player said, “ Baseball was, is and always will be to me the best game in the world.”

Baseball is a great game. People say it’s boring because it take three hours to complete a game, but that is one of the beauties of it.

Also in baseball, if you look, everyone looks like kids. Players from little league to Major League Baseball are smiling and loosely playing the best game known to man. If you look at other sports athletes are tense and very serious. People love the “faster paced” games, but if you look at athletes from other sports compared to baseball you wonder if they even truly love the game like baseball players. No matter if you love the game or not baseball is and will always be the United States national pastime. It’s not the national pastime because it is the best thing to watch, but it is because it brings players together as families and lets men be

kids.

North Posey Black played three games this week. Black started off with Princeton Red. Dalton Cox started off on the mound.

Cox went three innings, walking three, on four hits, striking out six, and giving up four runs. Grant Parker then came in relief going two innings, giving up no hits, walking one, and one unearned run. Finally Josiah Ricketts came in going two innings, on one hit, striking out five, walking two, and giving up one run. Black ended up with six hits and three walks. Black won 7-6.

Black’s second game was against VFW. Black easily won 10-1. Correy Heath started off on the mound going five innings, on one walk, three hits, ten strikeouts, and giving up no runs. Reid Smith then came in going one inning, walking none, giving up three hits, one run, and two strikeouts. Brandon Hammon then came in, going one inning, walking one, striking out one, and giving up

no runs. Black had a total of 10 hits and 10 walks.

Black’s last game was against their rivalry North Posey Red. Hammon started off on the mound going four innings, giving up four hits, two walks, five runs, but striking out eight. Cox followed going an inning, giving up one hit, one walk, and one run. Next Grant Parker came in going twothirds of an inning giving up two hits, one walk, and five runs. Then Smith came in, in a tough situation, giving up one run on one hit, recording no outs.

Black’s defense had a total of 10 errors, making some of the pitchers’ runs unearned.

On the offensive side J. Ricketts, Cox, Hamman, and Dylan Mobley had one hit each.

Heath, Parker, and Smith had one walk each.

Black lost 12-2.

North Posey Red also played three games this week. Red started off with Merchants of Haubstadt. Shane Harris started and finished the game for Red. Harris went seven innings, giving up three hits, walking five, giving up two runs, and striking out six. Red had a total of eight hits and eight walks as a team. Red won 10-2.

Next Red faced off against St. Wendel.

The game was held on the same night as High School Boys Sectional, so unfortunately they were not able to come support the High School team. Jarrett Motz also started and finished the game for Red. Motz went seven innings giving up one walk, seven hits, three runs, and fanning ten batters. On the offensive side Red had a total of ten hits and seven walks. Red won again 8-2.

Finally, Red faced off against Black. Wes Voegel started off on the mound for Red going all six innings, giving up only four hits, three walks, two runs, and striking out five.

On defense Red had three errors, but Alec

Goetz saved a couple runs as he ran down a deep fly ball, and then dove for one the next inning.

On the offensive side Seth Morrow led the team with three hits, while W. Voegel, Motz, and Jordan Goedde each had one hit.

Jesse Kissel and Motz each had two walks, while Camden Bender had one. Bryce Kiesel came up with Cole Koester on second, as a courtesy runner. Kiesel pulled a double into left field to walk off against Black. Red won 12-2. Red is still undefeated.

With both teams back to full force from players being back from high school baseball both teams should pick up many wins in the future. With over half of the season over, players need to remember what truly is important in this game. Baseball is about friendship, memories, and having fun. For the fifteen-year-old players this will be their last half of a season to play on either Red or Black.

Take this from a past Babe Ruth player’s perspective, because we all know your parents tell you the same thing, but you really don’t listen. Don’t take any pitch, any out, any split second for granted. Babe Ruth baseball years are the best years of your career. Don’t take anything in this last part of the season for granted, because before you know it, it will be truly over. Babe Ruth was right; baseball is truly the best game.

Black has three games this week. Monday (6/1/15) at home at 7 p.m. Wednesday (6/3/15) at Oakland City at 7 p.m., and Saturday (6/6/15) at Haubstadt.

Red also has three games this week. Monday (6/1/15) at Princeton beginning at 7 p.m.

Wednesday (5/3/15) at Home at 7 p.m., and Saturday (6/6/15) at Haubstadt.

Saturday’s games at Haubstadt are a double header for both Black and Red.

Members of the 11-3 Pinto League team from Mount Vernon Youth Baseball are, front row, left to right: Jackson Rodgers, Blake Banks, and Jake Lueder In the second row, left to right, are Hunter Temme, Louis Allyn, Shane Krieger, Gage Hayden, Jaxon Schutz, Mason Stephens, Jayden Stillwagoner, Levi Embrey, and Bryce Bourne. Not pictured is Tristan Kinsey Coaches in back are Erik Bourne and Bill Embrey

Kiwanis Club Of Poseyville Annual Golf Scramble WHEN: Members of the North Posey Rookie League Championship team are, front row: Carter Wagner, Ashton Smitha, Alexander Powers, Carter Schickel, and Kayden Parkman. Middle row: Nolan Schickel, Trey Buecher, Kade Buecher, Jackson Mills, Brendon Mofield, and Wyatt Elbrink. In back are Kendall Schickel, coaches Shane Schickel, Lance Buecher, Kim Higginson, and Rudy Wagner. Photo submitted

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LEGALS Court News Arrests May 23 Jacob Wagner—Mount Vernon—Operating While Intoxicated—PCS ¡ Toby Ward—Evansville—Operating While Suspended—PCS May 26 Ryan Shockley—Mount Vernon—Warrant-Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury, Attempted Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury—MVPD Joseph King—Mont Vernon—Operating While Intoxicated—PCS May 27 Kenan Morse—Mount Vernon—Warrant-Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury, Driving While Suspended—MVPD Nathan Messeman—Mount Vernon—Operating a Vehicle as an Habitual Traffic Violator—ISP Lindsay Cargill—Evansville—Warrant-Driving While Suspended—PCS Rick Motz—Wadesville— Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated, Operating a Commercial Vehicle Without Valid License—ISP May 28 Jason Hall—Mount Vernon—Possession of a Look-aLike Substance, Possession of Paraphernalia--MVPD Complaints May 6 1:48 a.m.—Road Hazard— Will be out with debris in the roadway—Street.

Phillips/ Copperline Road, Mount Vernon 3:11 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Gray Volkswagen, 2 occupants—Hwy 66, Evansville 4:05 a.m.—Citizen Assist—Caller advised has a flat tire. Advised it is too dark to see. Request assistance. Will be in a Dodge Nitro SUV, red in color—I-64, Griffin 7:24 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Red Chevy Equinox—Hwy 69/Goad Cemetery Road, New Harmony 8:54 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Red Pontiac—Hwy 62, Evansville 9:50 a.m.—Assault— Daughter assaulted her by choking. Daughter is still there. Can hear her yelling in the background. No medical attention needed—Mackey Ferry Road, Mount Vernon 12:07 p.m.—Miscellaneous—Has paperwork that officer needs to fill out from BMV for lost plate—West Street, Griffin 1:51 p.m.—Accident— Semi vs. car, no injuries, blocking the road—Lower New Harmony Road, Mount Vernon 3:53 p.m.—Utility Problem—Power line hanging low over the roadway—Wolfinger,

Mount Vernon 4:53 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Camper—Springfield Road, Mount Vernon 5:17 p.m.—Traffic Hazard—Hitchhiker on shoulder, getting close to the roadway— I-64, Poseyville 5:58 p.m.—Investigation— Out reference investigation, no status check needed—Conservation Club Road, Street.

Philips 6:30 p.m.—Investigation— Out reference follow-up, no status check needed—Bethesda Church Road, Stewartsville 7:48 p.m.—Standby— Standby for exchange of children—Church Street, New Harmony 8:15 p.m.—Reckless—Vehicle with no lights, driving high rate of speed. Small black passenger car—Hwy 165, Poseyville May 7 7:12 a.m.—Accident— Semi flipped on its side— Hwy 62/Street. Philips Road, Mount Vernon 10:51 a.m.—Reckless— Green Volkswagen Beetle driving in and out of traffic at speeds of over 100 mph— Hwy. 62, Mount Vernon 10:58 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Silver Mercedes, 2 occupants—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 11:20 a.m.—VIN Inspection—Homemade trailer— Copperline Road, Mount Vernon 1:40 p.m.—Investigation—Out in reference investigation—Princeton Street, Wadesville 3:11 p.m.—Wanted Person—Female subject has a

warrant—4th Street, Mount Vernon 3:13 p.m.—Alarm—Chapel entry door—North Street.

Francis Av, Poseyville 3:45 p.m.—Information— Bus overheated, trying to get another bus to come get her— Smith School Road, Mount Vernon 4:06 p.m.—Harassment— Neighbor across the street from caller is harassing caller’s fiancÊ via phone. Has text messages he wants to show the officer—Eastgate Drive, Mount Vernon 4:15 p.m.—Vandalism— Caller is in a red Ford Ranger.

A blue Chevy Blazer flung rocks at caller’s car. Wanting a report—Stierley Road, Wadesville 5:46 P.m.—Message—Request a call in reference to custodial issue—Oliver-Springfield Road, Mount Vernon 6:40 p.m.—Harassment— Ex-wife’s husband is intimidating caller’s son through text messages. Request an officer to contact him—Bayer Drive, Evansville 6:41 p.m.—Road Hazard— Man walking in the middle of the road on cell phone. Wearing black pants and black shirt. Causing road hazard— 4th Street, Mount Vernon 10:17 p.m.—Traffic Hazard—Towing a vehicle, needing to have one lane blocked while he gets it out—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 11:38 p.m.—Abandoned Vehicle—Out of the vehicle, checking on this vehicle— Wabash Bridge Parking lot, Mount Vernon May 8

12:57 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Silver KIA Sorento, unknown occupants—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 1:46 a.m.—Abandoned Vehicle—Trailer on the side of the road—I-64, Poseyville 4:21 a.m.—Suspicious— White Dodge pickup parked here. Subject passed out behind the wheel—Marrs ballpark, Evansville 5:19 a.m.—Reckless— Gray lease truck swerving all over the roadway. Has been in the other lane—Hwy 66, Wadesville 9:04 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Chevy dump truck, 1 occupant—Hwy 69, New Harmony 11:18 a.m.—Lockout— Red Camry—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 11:19 a.m.—Theft—Male subject came to the jail, stated that his John Deere lawnmower had been taken from a barn—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 11:40 a.m.—VIN Inspection—No information— O’Donnell Road, Mount Vernon 11:53 a.m.—VIN Inspection—Camper—Downen Road, Wadesville 3:05 p.m.—Hit and Run— Flagged down by female subject. Subject advised someone backed into her vehicle and took off—Main/Locust, Poseyville 3:28 p.m.—Accident—No information—4th/Mulberry,

Mount Vernon 5:58 p.m.—Motorist Assist—Vehicle on the side of the road with a flat tire. Traffic is not slowing down or moving over. Afraid they will get struck by traffic—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 10:25 p.m.—Reckless— White Grand A.m., not able to maintain speed—Hwy 66, Wadesville 10:28 p.m.—Reckless— Older model white Blazer, older male subject driving.

Has cab light on inside vehicle. Swerving from both sides of the road, almost hit a vehicle in a driveway on Downen Road—Hwy 66, Wadesville May 9 12:00 a.m.—Traffic Offense—White vehicle, 1 occupant—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 12:16 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Red Chrysler, 1 occupant—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 12:29 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Silver truck, 1 occupant—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 12:57 a.m.—Road Hazard—Blue car looks to have a flat tire in the northbound lane.

Car has no lights on and you can’t see coming over hill— Breeze Road, Mount Vernon 1:18 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Silver Pontiac, unknown occupant—Broadway, Evansville 5:42 a.m.—Motorist Assist—Black Jeep, 1 occupant—I-64, Griffin 5:56 a.m.—Motorist Assist—Black Volkswagen, 2

occupants—I-64, Poseyville 9:27 a.m.—Suspicious— Church parking lot, blue Buick passenger car had been parked for several hours in the parking lot. Caller requesting the area to be checked—Street.

Philip Road, Mount Vernon 10:21 a.m.—Alarm—Garage door—Upper Mt. Vernon Road, Mount Vernon 3:32 p.m.—Suspicious— Dune buggies and 4-wheelers on the dirt bike track at the Fairgrounds. There is not a race going on—New Harmony 4:07 p.m.—Accident—Red hair, white t’shirt, took off toward alley. White truck, 250.

Caller called back, said there are now several subjects there fighting and no cops there yet—Lower Mt. Vernon Road, Mount Vernon 6:35 p.m.—Dead Body— Caller is on the river and says he can see a possible dead body—Harmonie State Park, New Harmony 9:01 p.m.—Medical— Caller stated that male subject keeps falling and now has facial injuries. Husband took him home. Has no electricity and there are 2 dogs there— Elk Trail Drive, Evansville 10:13 p.m.—Accident— Received a call from subjects on Nation Road for a tow. Believes officer should be sent because they could be drunk.

Caller isn’t on scene yet—Nation Road, Mount Vernon 10:59 p.m.—Traffic Of-

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THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW OF JEROME E. PETERSON, DECEASED IRMA L. PETERSON A/K/A IRMA LINDA PETERSON AND OCCUPANT(S) OF 401 RIVIERA DRIVE, MOUNT VERNON, IN 47620 Defendants.

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field Road, New Harmony 2:39 p.m.—Message—Requesting a deputy contact him reference an issue he’s having with payments for work he’s done—Posey County 11:32 p.m.—Message— Request the officer that worked the case in the domestic violence case to give her a call. She left her bag with her medicine in it and needs it— Posey County May 11 1:14 a.m.—Reckless—Had a report of reckless or sleepy semi driver all over the roadway. Advised it was a tractortrailer but no plate information. Has now pulled over on side of the road about the 10mm. Unsure if just tired or has medical issue. Requesting an officer to go check on them—I-64, Poseyville 7:45 a.m.—Suspicious—2 vehicles pulled over to the side of the road, tan Ford and a maroon car. A man had a uniform on, not sure if an officer or a security person, talking to a female from the other vehicle. They appeared to be in a heated argument—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 9:23 a.m.—Alarm—Residence, utility room door— Hillview Lane, Mount Vernon 10:02 a.m.—Information— Caller returned home to find a note on his door saying he was to get a package. The note had a male’s name and phone number. Caller called the number, the man on the phone stated he works for a third party company, and has a packet for the caller. Not a package to reduce his insurance. Caller feels it was “shady” and if this person is going door to door he could be praying on the elderly. Just wants this on file—Longview Drive, Mount Vernon 12:02 p.m.—Criminal Mischief—Meter base has a lot of damage. Thinks someone was trying to steal the material— Raben/Ranes Road, Mount

He is also contacting Vanderburgh County—Bayer Drive, Evansville 1:42 p.m.—Accident—2 vehicles from parking lot, 2009 Mercury, maroon— Lower New Harmony, Mount Vernon 2:00 p.m.—Traffic Offense—Black Camaro, 1 occupant—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 2:13 p.m.—Traffic Offense—Black Chevy—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 2:41 p.m.—Trespassing— Someone on property with a tractor tearing up property.

Not sure who it is. Caller called back and advised male subject is on caller’s property, still harassing him. Yelling at caller and refusing to leave— Joest Road, Wadesville 4:15 p.m.—Alarm—Front door—Elk Trail Drive, Evansville 4:44 p.m.—Trespassing— Female subject’s mother is outside of her house, walking around is not supposed to be there. Neighbor called the caller and asked her to call in—Farmersville Road, Mount Vernon 5:09 p.m.—Welfare Check—Female subject in a 2000’s model silver Dodge Durango has taken pills and is planning to take more unknown medication. Stated that she was on a back road somewhere around her residence.

Caller did contact the husband of the female and he is also attempting to get ahold of her.

Received a call from female subject’s friend and advised of medication and that she is on road between New Harmony and Evansville. She is requesting to speak with an officer about her friend—Romaine Road, New Harmony 11:29 p.m.—Abandoned Vehicle—Vehicle with a flat tire parked on the shoulder near Marrs. Isn’t a road hazard—Mount Vernon

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Vernon 12:40 p.m.—Reckless— Small, silver Chevy, white, younger driver went off the road several times—Winery Road, Wadesville 4:47 p.m.—Welfare Check—Out reference welfare check of an elderly subject—Granary Street, New Harmony 5:07 p.m.—Investigation— Out reference investigation.

No status check needed— Posey County Line Road, Mount Vernon 7:12 p.m.—Medical—Female subject, mother of the caller, walking down the road.

Caller is requesting that she be taken to the hospital and get evaluated. She is dehydrated and malnourished. Caller stated that she has no place to go and is not in her right state of mind-Farmersville Road, Mount Vernon 8:21 p.m.—Agency Assist—Tall male subject, 29 years-old, white male, wearing a green Army shirt—Denzer Road, Evansville 11:32 p.m.—Standby— Caller works for Railroad Company. Request a standby while fixing a part on the track. Advised has had previous threats from a male subject in the past—Raben/Ranes Road, Mount Vernon May 12 VIN Inspection—ATV— Main, Griffin 8:58 a.m.—Theft—Subject at the jail wanting to report identity theft. Someone has filed taxes in his name— O’Donnell Road, Mount Vernon 9:33 a.m.—Traffic Offense—Red Buick—Smith Road, Mount Vernon 11:58 a.m.—Harassment— Wanting an officer to call in reference issues with his exwife’s new husband. Caller called back and advised female said to come get children from shelter in Evansville.

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Treetop Cat (PG)

My Cat From Hell (In Stereo) (PG)

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My Cat From Hell (N) (In Stereo) (PG)

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Kill la Kill (14)

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A big Thank You to his Lung Care Centre, Jeff Selby, M.D. (Pulmonologist) who tried everything to save his life, but it was too late when we gound out he had the small cell carcinoma cancer, of which there is o cure or any surgery that could help John. It is one of the fastest growing cancerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s there is!

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There are so many people who made donations to the Stewartsville Cemetery in memory of John. Thank You to everyone that came to visit John while he was at Deaconess Gateway ICU for two weeks. A few of you made him laugh - you know who you are - so we thank you for being there for John and all his family members.

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John loved to fish, hunt, play cards, walk his dog Lucky and spent many happy times with his family and friends! So, if you get hit in the head with a flying fish, just think of John up in Heaven throwing you a catfish to eat.

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REPEATING EVENTS Each Monday at 6:29 p.m.

Young Life Club 1800 W. 4th St., MV • 6101 Haines Rd., WV Each Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.

Weight Watchers - MVCC 1800 W. 4th St., MV Each Tuesday at 6 p.m.

TOPS - WCC 7226 Hwy 66, WV Each Tuesday at 6:29 p.m.

Wyld Life Club - 1800 W. 4th St., MV Each Thursday at 5 p.m.

Free Community Meal - St. Paul’s UMC, PV

JUNE EVENTS

SEE BELOW FOR HIGHLIGHTED DATE INFO

Monday, 6/1 • Harmonie State Park Day Camp 6/1 - 6/3, 8am @Harmonie State Park Friday, 6/5 • Boys Basketball Golf Outing 1pm @ Western Hills CC, MV

Sunday, 6/7 • Mount Vernon Relay For Life • FREE Fishing Day

Saturday, 6/6 • FREE Fishing Day • Saint Matthew Rummage Sale 7am @ Saint Matthew School, MV • Robb Township 40th Reunion 5pm @ Poseyville Community Center • NP Class of 1975 - 40th Reunion 5:30pm @ Silver Bell, STW • St. Wendel Grillin & Chillin Cruise-In 7pm @ St. Wendel • Mount Vernon Relay For Life

Monday, 6/8 • St. Philip VBS - 6/8 - 6/12 8:30am - Noon St. Philip Church

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Tuesday, 6/9 • Hoosier Salon Art Camp Begins - thru 6/11 9am - Murphy Park, NH Saturday, 6/13 • North Posey Relay For Life • NH Golden Raintree Antique Show

9am-4pm New Harmony ‘Bears’ FREE Movie Night 8pm @ Riverbend Park, MV

Sunday, 6/14 • North Posey Relay For Life • NH Golden Raintree Antique Show 9am-4pm New Harmony Sunday, 6/21 • Father’s Day Saturday, 6/27 • Keck Gonnerman Tractors 9am @ The Red Wagon, PV

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