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Main Street, USA, is a ‘sticky’ situation here

By Valerie Werkmeister A week after so-called road improvements were completed on SR 165 and SR 68 in Poseyville, town officials, business owners and local residents are still not pleased with the change from asphalt pavement to chip and seal on Main Street.

Poseyville Town Council President Bruce Baker stated during the July 9 council meeting that he requested a member from the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) come to Poseyville to review the work. Instead, he said a public relations spokeswoman, Brandi Jittjumnongk, came Wednesday, July 2, to discuss the matter. Baker pointed out that there seemed to be some confusion on where the work should have taken place. He maintains

that INDOT mistakenly put chip and seal on Main Street. He also stated the road had already been milled and repaved three years ago.

According to a statement from INDOT spokesman Will Wingfield, INDOT does not have any record of work being done three years ago.

She listened to their concerns and was suppose to contact Baker on Monday, July 7, with a response to the situation. Baker heard from her, but said she needed additional time to research the matter. A call was expected on Friday, July 7.

Baker contacted INDOT Friday afternoon only to learn they do not intend to make any corrections. According to an e-mail this writer received from Baker that he received from IN-

DOT, it states: “The current treatment will remain in place but we will continue to monitor and maintain the roadway for functionality and safety.”

The letter also states that Baker’s feedback was taken into consideration and INDOT is evaluating their process of seal coat projects at locations within town limits.

They also maintain that seal coat projects like this have been completed before in this area and it is used as a means of pavement preservation to further extend the life of the surface. INDOT’s e-mail also stated they will continue to take pavement samples from this area to ensure the seal coat process is working as it should.

Although they did not define which area they are referring to, Baker stated this type of chip

and seal pavement has never before been done on Main Street in Poseyville. Baker added this type of surface is normally done on low traffic, rural roads.

He drafted a response to INDOT’s e-mail and stated, “It seems by your letter the point that SR 165 was milled and asphalted about three years ago was missed. The condition of the highway in the downtown business district is unacceptable. Something has to be done with the three block business district. Pedestrians cannot cross the street on an extremely hot day without difficulty. The condition of the corners at each end of Main Street has ruts in them from truck traffic. Every time a truck turns

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Wilson to replace Sheets on Cynthiana town board

By Valerie Werkmeister A new Cynthiana Town Council member took her seat at the board’s regular meeting on Tuesday, July 8. Patti Wilson, long-time owner of Harold’s Restaurant in Poseyville before retiring two years ago, was chosen to serve in the seat recently vacated by Jim Sheets. Sheets resigned following the adjournment of the May 13, council meeting.

“I feel like an open door policy is what this town needs. If anyone has any problems or complaints, I encourage them to come to a town board meeting.

That’s what they are for,” Wilson said.

A bigger and better National Night Out is being planned for Tuesday, August 5, in the Cynthiana Park. The event is sponsored by Posey County Sheriff Greg Oeth and features free food and activities. The entire county is welcome to attend the event that is scheduled from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.

The menu includes grilled hot dogs and hamburgers, chips, corn on the cob, watermelon, cantaloupe, snow cones, cotton candy and ice cream sandwiches by the Young Dairymen. A variety of drinks will also be available.

Wilson stated there will be a number of activities for children to interact with law enforcement officials. Face painting, corn hole games, sack races and a balloon toss are just a few of the activities planned.

There are many church groups and other local organizations who will assist with the National Night Out in order to help make it a success. Those who attend are only asked to bring lawn chairs.

Town Council President Scott Cox stated his displeasure over the chip and seal work being done on Main Street. He advised residents to contact the IndiThe Eric and Donnett May family of Mount Vernon claimed both the Teen Queen and Posey County ana Department of Transportation (INDOT) to voice their concerns. Residents Fair Queen titles during the Saturday evening kick-off of the Posey County Fair. Pictured following the Continued on Page A11 contest are, left to right, Donnett, Hillary, Jackson, Ellen, and Eric May. Photo by Dave Pearce

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FEMA ‘flood plain’ redesignation latest hurdle for New Harmony

By Lois Mittino Gray The impending problem of floodplain redesignation and its effect on the community of New Harmony is a looming specter ready to appear come November. From coffee shops to meetings in homes, residents are discussing what lies ahead for the town when the new FEMA floodplain map boundaries go into effect then. Severe restrictions will apply for almost half the property owners

who will be newly categorized in a Class A high risk floodplain.

“We have had our share of challenges recently, including among them the school closing, the bridge closing and river erosion, but you can combine all those issues into one big ball and put it on a shelf and I believe that this issue is bigger than all of them together. It’s kind of ironic that we are in our bicentennial year, celebrating the town’s ability to adapt to

Briefly Poseyville Autumnfest to be held September 27-28 The Poseyville Autumnfest will be held on the last full weekend of September on the 27 and 28. This year’s theme is Posey County, a tale of two centuries. Posey County is 200 years old this year, so come enjoy the festivities. Again this year, entertainment on Saturday evening will be the Hot Rod Lincoln Band.

NPHS Class of 1963 to hold 51st reunion The North Posey High School Class of 1963 will hold their 51st class reunion at 5 p.m., Saturday, July 19, 2014 at the Silver Bell Restaurant, 4424 St. Wendel Road, Wadesville, Ind. For more information call Cathy Powers 812-963-3890.

NPHS Class of 1969 planning 45th reunion The North Posey High School Class of 1969 is planning their 45th class reunion on Saturday, July 26, 2014 at the Red Wagon Restaurant, 6950 Frontage Road, Poseyville, Ind. The committee needs addresses for Tim Green, Linda Boyle Gibson, Emily (Crofts) Whitaker, and Carol Creek. If anyone has any information, please contact Jackie Scheller Bender, Sydney Erbacher Russler, Cheryl Dougan Whitmore, or Rosemary Wiggins. Reservations need to be mailed to Charlotte Eisterhold Wehmer, 4925 Hwy. 165, Poseyville, Ind. 47633. Make checks payable to North Posey Class of 1969 at $25 per person. We are looking forward to seeing all of our classmates.

Children’s Clothing Bank scheduled for July 19 The Back to School Opening of ‘The Clothes Hanger,’ a children’s clothing bank at Old Union Christian Church, is set for Saturday, July 19 from 8 a.m. to noon in the church basement.

The store provides free clothing, new and gently used children’s sizes newborn through 18, juniors and adults, for area families needing assistance. Jackets, coats and shoes are available in limited sizes.

Old Union Christian Church is located approximately 2.5 miles north of Poseyville on Highway 165. For more information call (812) 9636266 or (812) 454-1797. Come enjoy a cup of coffee and check-out the large selection.

Poseyville American Legion to meet The Poseyville American Legion Post 278 will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 17 at the Community Center.

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all kinds of challenges and thrive for two centuries, and we are now facing what could be the biggest issue we’ve ever faced as a community,” noted Kent Parker, a local homeowner and community leader.

Concern is widespread that residents may not have received notifications about this from FEMA or put them aside if they did, not realizing what the changes will entail for them.

“The first I heard about this was when a resident tried to sell an empty lot on Brewery Street and was faced with flood insurance restrictions,”

said Nathan Maudlin, a local lawyer and homeowner.

Maudlin explained that due to the Flood Plain Reform Act of 2004, the federal emergency agency FEMA is redrawing floodplain maps all around the country. Maudlin believes this is for two reasons. One, it will include more people inside the Class A floodplain. This will generate more income for them in flood insurance premiums which will replenish the coffers after paying out so much in the past decade with Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy. Two, there may pos-

sibly be predictions of more flooding in the future with climate change.

At present, the Maudlins’ home is above the 378 feet elevation that puts them in a Class C Floodplain, which is called moderate to low risk.

He purchased flood insurance in the past, which has a maximum cap of $250,000, from a regular private carrier at a reasonable rate. On the redrawn map, anything under 381.6 feet, will be designated a Class A high risk floodplain and his annual

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Expert claims state figures skewed

By Lois Mittino Gray Tom Straw pores over topographic maps and computer printouts doing pencil computations and line drawings to help explain why he believes the two highest recorded floods on the Wabash River are anomalies. He feels neither figure should be used by experts to determine the highest elevation necessary for designating a class A floodplain as they do not represent the ‘unaltered flow of the Wabash.’ The issue is a major one affecting the community of New Harmony at the present time as it threatens homeowner’s wallets and the overall economy when the new FEMA floodplain map goes into effect in November.

Straw is a hydrologist/geologist professor and consultant who has worked in this field of study for many decades. However, unlike many of the other professionals, he was alive to see and live through the historic 1937 and 1943 Wabash River floods as a child in Griffin. He was born in 1931 in a home about 100 yards from the river in a place called Shiloh and well remembers time spent on the river as his parents had a business mussel shelling and fishing.

“I remember water everywhere and someone saying that we had to go to the post office to get our tetanus shots. Ouch.” He explained that water-borne typhoid fever was a very

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Tom Straw pointing to the area of New Harmony flooding on the topographic map. real threat back then as there were mostly outhouses and they were flooding and spilling out into the floodwaters.

The highest flood level recorded at the New Harmony gaging station was in 1913 at 27.7 feet. “They should not use that number to predict how the Wabash will function normally as it was a non-hydrologic event. We

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need to convince the DNR and then the people at FEMA that this does not represent unaltered flow. It is a discrepant event in science terms and not relevant.”

Straw says that the flooding was caused by the breaking of a railroad embankment up near Mount Carmel,

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OPINION

Watering own grass takes attraction away from other side I have an obsession with quotes. I could sit for hours on end and read quotes. Some deep and others not so deep but I seem to get a charge out of reading other people’s thoughts and TRUTH... perhaps trying to figure out TRANGER S a deeper meaning. I saw this T HAN one today and had to share.

F ICTION “If I ever go looking for my heart’s desire again, I BY DAVE PEARCE won’t look any further than my own back yard. Because if it isn’t there, I never really lost it to begin with.” ― L. Frank Baum, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz It has been a long time since I was in school. I had many great teachers growing up in a small town in Southern Illinois. They taught me a lot of things I still am grate-

ful for today. But my teachers were not just the ones I had in school. My teachers were any adults I spent time around. After all, that was the way it was back then. Any adult had my parents’ personal permission to correct me if I was in the wrong. I hold no resentment for that. I feel that it taught me respect, not just around my parents, but around anyone who knew Merrill or Erma Pearce. The correction I received from friends and neighbors would often to be more to protect me than to hurt me. Those who knew me knew what would await me if I got in trouble somewhere besides home.

Last week, as I spoke with a local school principal, we talked about how much tougher it is to be a school teacher today than it

Guest Editorial: Senator Dan Coats Stand for religious freedom The Supreme Court recently issued a ruling that marked an important development in the ongoing national debate on religious freedom.

In a 5-4 decision, the Court ruled that the contraception coverage mandate, imposed by the Obama Administration under the Affordable Care Act, violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act for family-owned and other closely-held companies like Hobby Lobby Stores and Conestoga Wood Specialties.

These two companies are owned by individuals who have faith-based objections to paying for contraceptives that can terminate a pregnancy. For example, the owners of Hobby Lobby are not opposed to most forms of birth control but oppose the four that terminate a successful pregnancy.

The Supreme Court’s ruling means that employers like Hobby Lobby and Grote Industries, a family-run auto lighting company in Madison, Indiana, will not be forced to take actions contrary to their moral and religious beliefs.

I applaud this ruling because freedom of religion is a core American principle guaranteed by the First Amendment. Through this decision, the Court affirmed that the Obama Administration cannot pick and choose when to adhere to the law. But while this ruling is a welcome step, religious freedom remains under attack across our country.

Because the Court’s ruling applies only to a narrow group – companies such as Hobby Lobby – most faith-based organizations, charities, hospitals and educational institutions are still required to facilitate insurance coverage that includes contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs, despite their religious beliefs and moral objections.

Requiring these faith-based institutions and businesses to betray the fundamental tenets of their beliefs is, I believe, unconstitutional,

and the administration’s so-called ‘accommodation’ is far from adequate in advancing this fundamental breach of the First Amendment to our Constitution. Those impacted by this mandate are a large and diverse group that includes Indiana-based institutions like Grace College in Winona Lake and the University of Notre Dame in South Bend.

Despite conscience objections and the university’s clearly outlined standards and values, Notre Dame was told by a federal appeals court earlier this year that it must comply with the Obamacare mandate.

Whether it is Notre Dame, Grace College or many other Indiana institutions of higher learning, the thread of faith that runs through these schools is essential to their religious beliefs and to their successful administration of a faith in learning education. This same thread of faith also is vital to food banks, homeless shelters and other important organizations addressing social needs in Indiana and across the country.

The protection of religious liberty means that all people of all faiths have the right to exercise their faith within the bounds of our justice system. It also means that faith-based institutions should not have to facilitate insurance coverage for products that are counter to their religious or moral beliefs.

What is at stake here is of extreme significance. Established in our nation’s founding days and sustained for over 200 years, religious freedom is at the very core of our system of government.

My hope is that during the Supreme Court’s next term, it will strike down the administration’s mandate for all faith-based institutions and rescind this unprecedented attack on religious freedom. The rights of conscience must be preserved for all Americans, regardless of their beliefs.

Medusa Revisited Yesterday I got a cell phone call at work from Peg who was not in the Garden of Eden but was at JPeg Ranch trapped in the garage by a serpent that she s c r e e c h e d GAVEL had Biblical GAMUT proportions.

I was busy, BY JUDGE doing public JIM REDWINE service, of course, so suggested she should be thankful for anything that might help get rid of field mice, moles, voles and the cacophonous tree frogs. Peg quickly disabused me of that notion.

“This coiled up, striking behemoth is after Ajax (the cat) and Haley (the dog) is quaking in fear.”

I responded, “Haley is afraid of everything that breathes and the poor snake is probably in more danger from that mad killer cat than the cat is from the snake.” Once again I had misjudged the situation.

“Get home this instant! Ajax keeps jumping at the snake and the snake keeps trying to strike Ajax.”

I got an image of a cobra versus a mongoose. I said, “Unless the beleaguered reptile has a viper’s triangular head or is a water

moccasin escaped from the pond, it probably is harmless.”

“Probably! Are you coming home or am I going to have to call 911?”

Not quite yet getting it, I said, “Oh, I think the snake will be alright without any special care if you can just shoo it outside.”

Well, then things did go south.

“I have finally eased past the slithering, slimy creature and am behind the wheel of my car. What would you like me to do next?”

Fortunately I hesitated before responding.

“Can you honk your horn and scare it out of the garage? I don’t think that would cause it too much stress.”

“I’ll show you stress!” I heard Peg’s Mini Cooper winding up and heard the overhead garage door opening. Peg had told me the horrific herpetology specimen was in the area of the garage I had left vacant that morning.

I next heard Peg revving up her car, which resembles a Shriner Mobile. Then I heard a screeching of tiny tires and a squeal of brakes.

“Just stay at court. No thanks to you your precious pet is smashed flat. I’ll leave my car parked on top of it until you get home and can move the car and scrape up the remains.”

For once I said nothing. I finally got it right.

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was even when he started, and he is considerably younger than I am. The consensus seemed to be that teachers, in general, are underpaid and under-appreciated by today’s parents and their spoiled rotten brats.

I remember a time that if I came home with less-than-suitable grades, my parents blamed me, not a teacher. Actually, I took pride in my grades and was generally a pretty good student up until the time I went to work full-time at the local hospital just after my sophomore year in high school.

But my grades never were bad, they just weren’t as good as they once were. But I learned, even then, that if I was going to make it, I was going to have to do a whole lot of it on my own. There were no silver spoons in the drawers at the Pearce house and no buried treasures in the back yard to be passed on to the next generation.

But if nothing else, I learned respect and learned that the best place to find a helping hand was at the end of my arm. There were no entitlements around the Pearce house. We respected our teachers and elders, whether we felt like they deserved it or not. The trouble today is teachers, parents, and students alike don’t even respect themselves. How can they demand the respect of others?

After finally fighting my way through to a college degree in a subject I actually enjoyed, my chosen profession called for me to move to where the work was. There’s only one newspaper editor in each small town, and none in some. Connie was never much of one for change but together, through the years, we have become more like each other. We’ve somehow managed to settle somewhat in the middle.

I have eluded in the past to how much we both enjoy Posey County, particularly the northern end of the county. It is near the Interstate for easy access for traveling, it has the small-town charm like I enjoyed in Enfield, and there’s a couple of stores where I can find most of what I need without having to wander more than a few blocks from my house. And, it has good people.

But I am very observant (some might call it nosy) but it comes with my nature and my job. Any time a new home comes on the market in the area, I always seem to make it my business to find out about it. There’s always a chance that there is a bargain out there somewhere that I can’t live without.

And as long as I don’t threaten to take Connie out of Posey County any more, she’s usually willing to at least look with me. She knows that most of the time, nothing comes of it.

I found a home the other day between Wadesville and Evansville and nothing would do me but to go back and find out what it was all about. Actually, it is a home we had actually looked at when we were considering moving to Poseyville several years ago. I saw one of the neighbors outside and struck up a conversation. Neither of us was bashful so we had a good long and productive conversation the first night we actually met. (Yes, Brandon, I am talking about you.)

I got the address of the home and came on home and began to look on the Internet for information. The house is in a lovely location nearer to Evansville, where Connie and I travel daily to work.

But as I began looking at it, I was reminded of a story told to the class by my secondgrade teacher.

There was a family who went looking for a new house. They had a long list of things the new house must have for them to consider it. One house had the perfect location but not enough room. Another house had plenty of room but there wasn’t much room for the children to play. Another house seemed just right until the family got inside only to discover there were not enough bedrooms for everyone.

Finally, after a long day of house shopping, the father had a great idea. He said he had seen the perfect house and was taking them to it.

As they settled back for the ride, it appeared they were headed toward their own home. Surely there wouldn’t be a perfect house anywhere near where they lived.

Finally, the dad stopped in the driveway of the home they had left that morning. The house they had all described was the house where they were currently living.

I suppose the moral to the story is a little bit like this. The grass always looks greener on the other side. But as someone recently so vividly reminded me, if I would take a little time to water my own grass, it would look better than the grass on the other side…

That’s food for thought.

And a parting quote: “I have learned that if you must leave a place that you have lived in and loved and where all your yesteryears are buried deep, leave it any way except a slow way, leave it the fastest way you can. Never turn back and never believe that an hour you remember is a better hour because it is dead. Passed years seem safe ones, vanquished ones, while the future lives in a cloud, formidable from a distance.” ― Beryl Markham, West with the Night

Guest Editorial: Glenn Mollette Illegal Immigration, how many will the boat hold?

Two-thousand two-hundred and twentythree people desperately tried to escape from the sinking Titanic. One-thousand five-hundred and seventeen perished, as they could not escape. Most of them could not escape because there were not enough lifeboats.

There were boats for only eleven hundred and seventy-eight people. Sadly, the ship was not properly equipped with enough lifeboats.

Who in their right mind would have preferred the sinking ship to a lifeboat? No one wanted a sinking ship. People who drowned desperately wanted a lifeboat. Escape was impossible because there was no place to escape.

If I lived in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Central America or numerous other countries including Mexico I would be scratching and clawing to find a way out. Who wants to live in such places of violence and poverty? Millions are stuck and will never escape. Millions of people have found a place of safety and freedom in America. People keep coming and coming.

Actually there will never be an end to the rush of people storming our borders for safety and freedom, as long as there is a magnet to draw them here. Also the best of any lifeboats will sink. Even the Titanic sank. Do we sometimes think we are unsinkable? America is not unsinkable.

I think too much of America sits around glued to social media eating ourselves into the grave while more and more people are coming into our boat. Some of them are hard workers and will do their jobs rowing and keeping the

boat afloat. Others are climbing on board staring at us wondering what we are going to do to save them from drowning.

There is room for more people in America, but, how much room do we have?

We don’t have room for more freeloaders.

We don’t need more liars filling out claims for social security disability and then working cash only jobs to keep their government check coming. We don’t need more people on food stamps and Medicaid getting free food and medical rides at the expense of the working citizens. Unfortunately the boat is already crowded with Americans who have learned entitlements as a way of life. How many of these people can we take on before we sink?

There is room for people who will fill out their paperwork and come into our country documented. We have room for hard workers who will pay their taxes, and keep America strong and secure. Those who cross our border illegally are illegal. They are not going to fight for America’s freedom and values, serve in our military and keep America strong. They are lawbreakers and need to become legal.

We have kept the American boat of safety and liberty floating for quite a while. Millions have come here and tremendously contributed. However, how many illegals will the boat hold before we sink?

Glenn Mollette is an American columnist read in all fifty states. Contact him at GMollette@aol.com. Like his facebook page at www.facebook.com/glennmollette.

Letters to the Editor Mount Vernon mayor thanks community On Monday, July 7, nineteen members of the State of Indiana Stellar Community Site Selection Team were in Mount Vernon for our Stellar Community presentation. I would like to take this opportunity to express my humble gratitude for the outstanding efforts shown by so many people over the last three months as Mount Vernon prepared for this visit. It is hard to put in writing how proud I was of our City and of all of you.

I dare not try to mention names for two reasons. First of all, I will surely miss a few, and second, there is not enough room to list so many dedicated people who spent hundreds of hours for the benefit of our City. To the over four thousand people who bought a star, a dilly bar, a cookie, or ice cream – Thank You. To everyone who donated money, put a

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sign in their window, or told the world ‘We Are Stellar’ on their marquis – Thank You. To everyone who spruced up the city, a business or their home – Thank You. To everyone who helped us spread the word about our projects and the amazing things we are doing in Mount Vernon – Thank You. To our corporate and government partners, the Stellar Advisory Team, and the Working Group – Thank You. Let me just say, there is no doubt that Mount Vernon, Indiana is a Stellar Community.

The announcement of the two 2014 Indiana Stellar Communities will be made during the second week in August. I look forward to our celebration. Thank you for letting me be your mayor. I’m proud to call Mount Vernon my home.

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OBITUARIES Keith Woods Keith Woods, 52 of New Harmony, passed away Sunday morning July 6, 2014 in Eldorado, Ill., after having spent the weekend at horse camp in Southern Illinois with his family and friends. He was born September 25, 1961 att N New H Harmony, th the son of Robert G. and Phyllis Ann (Cato) Woods. He married Janice E. Weyer on May 17, 1994 at Las Vegas, NV. Keith loved everything outdoors, from horseback riding to gardening and bird hunting. He was a longtime member of the Posey County Saddle Club having served as its president and vice president. He was a past member of the Posey County Fair Association.

He volunteered for Riding Hope. He was a PCO Tech at Sabic. He loved his family and friends, especially his son, Caleb.

He is survived by his wife, Janice; his son, Caleb; his mother, Phyllis Ann Woods; brothers, Darrell (Cyndi) Woods and Tim Woods; sisters, Louise (Roger) Webber and Teresa (Michael) Groeninger. He was preceded in death by his father and a sister, Rhonda Gumbel.

Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday July 9, 2014 at the Stendeback Family Funeral Home at 1330 East Fourth Street, Mount Vernon, Ind., with Pastor John Hilbert officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Visitation was from 2-8 p.m. on Tuesday at the funeral home.

Online condolences may be left at stendebackfamilyfuneralhome.com In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Posey County Saddle Club or the Alzheimer’s Association in care of the funeral home.

Darrell Stafford Darrell Dean Stafford, 87 of Mount Vernon, died Sunday morning, July 6, 2014 at his home surrounded by his family.

He was born on July 1, 1927 in Salina, Kan., the son of Elmer and Leona (Weatherby). He married M it JJean C i on March 22, 1949 in Salina Marguerite Currier and she preceded him in death on February 18, 2012.

Mr. Stafford had worked at ADM as a cereal chemist. He served in the US Navy. He enjoyed mowing his lawn, reading, especially that of a political nature, fishing, kite flying and bird watching.

He is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Michael and Becky Stafford of Mount Vernon and Steven and Sherri Stafford of Evansville; grandchildren, Amanda (Doug) Berry, Alyssa Stafford, Ryan (Erika) Creswell; great-grandchildren, Miranda Wallace, Everleigh Creswell, Sage Creswell, Tyler Stafford, Patrick Berry; sister-in-law, Veronica Stafford; brothers-in-law, Bob, Phil and Fred Currier; several nieces and nephews; family friend, Glenda Potter; and his cat, Thor the Conquerer.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Jean of 62 years; parents, Elmer and Leona; son, Gregory; grandson, Nathan; brother, Don Stafford; and brother-inlaw, David Currier.

Private services will be held for the immediate family.

The family wishes to thank Deaconess Hospital Fifth Floor Staff and Deaconess VNA for their excellent care.

Stendeback Family Funeral Home in Mount Vernon is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be left at stendebackfamilyfuneralhome.com.

Steven Springer

Johnnie Beeson Johnnie Louis Beeson, 75, of Lynnville, Indiana, born to Roy Louis and Allie Fay (Smith) Beeson on July 7, 1939 in Paris, Texas, passed away Wednesday, July 9, 2014 at Deaconess Gateway Hospital in Evansville, Indiana.

H enjoyed j d fishing, hi h He hunting and sports. He was a retired heating and air conditioning sheet metal worker; served in the United States Marine Corp. from 1956 to 1960 and was a member of the Elberfeld American Legion.

He is survived by his wife of 32 years: Wilma (Lewis) Beeson; four sons: John Beeson from Owasso, Oklahoma, Greg and Jay Quackenbush from Lynnville, Indiana and Kevin Quackenbush from Winslow, Indiana; two daughters: Patience Howard from Auburn, Washington and Robin Gates From Bedford, Indiana; twin sister: Jan Hudson from Wagoner, Oklahoma; 13 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

He was preceded in death by his parents; a son: Alan Byers and a brother: Ray Beeson.

Friends could call 1-5 p.m., Friday, July 11, 2014 at the Werry Funeral Home in New Harmony, Indiana.

There will be no funeral services with burial at a later date in Maple Hill Cemetery in New Harmony, Indiana.

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

Robert Brauser Robert Dale Brauser, 78 of Mount Vernon died Thursday July 10, 2014 at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville. He was born December 24, 1935 in Mount Vernon the son of Adolph A. and Helen (Cole) Brauser. He mari d Barbara B b B h ried Buchanan and she preceded him in death.

Bob had worked as a welder at Babcock and Wilcox for 20 years, he also was a custodian at USI for 16 years. He was a well known umpire in the Mount Vernon Little League program for 20 years and was honored with Bob Brauser Day for all of his efforts.

He was a lifelong member of the Mount Vernon General Baptist Church.

He is survived by his son, Michael Brauser of Mount Vernon; a brother, Charles (Judy) Brauser of Oakland City; nieces and nephews, David, Steve and Roger Brauser of Evansville, James Brauser of Mount Vernon, Marilyn Caldemeyer of Velpen, Ind., and Kay Claridge of Oakland City. He was preceded in death by his wife, two brothers, Donald E. and Richard E. Brauser; a nephew, Keith Brauser and a niece, Naomi Brauser.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday July 15, 2014 at the Stendeback Family Funeral Home, 1330 East Fourth Street, Mount Vernon with burial in Bellefontaine Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. on Monday at the funeral home. Memorial are suggested to St. Judes Children’s Hospital in care of the funeral home. Online condolences may be left at stendebackfamilyfuneralhome.com.

Steven Charles Springer, 58, of Mount Vernon, passed away July 11, 2014 at Deaconess Hospital. He was born May 12, 1956 to Charles L. Springer and the late Betty J. Springer.

Steven was a truck driver for Poshard & Son T ki H id fisherman, duck and goose Trucking.

He was an avid hunter, and was a member of Ducks Unlimited.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Betty Springer, and his father-in-law, Ermine Kulenkamp.

Steven is survived by his wife of 19 years, Becky Springer, of Mount Vernon; daughters, Jamie (Shawn) Springer-Helton, of Evansville, Melissa (John) Wallace, of Petersburg, Ind., and Julie (Jon) Smith, of Fort Eustis, Va.; nine grandchildren; father, Charles L. Springer, of Evansville; brother, Mark (Joy) Springer, of Evansville; sister, Carol (Danny) Gries, of Evansville; brothers-in-law, Terry (Diana) Kulenkamp, of Evansville and Larry (Karen) Kulenkamp, of Wadesville, Ind.; sister-in-law, Bobbie (Mike) Roberson, of Wadesville, Ind.; mother-in-law, Shirley Kulenkamp; and, several nieces and nephews.

Services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 16, 2014 at Zoar United Church of Christ, 4600 Church Road, Evansville, Ind., 47720, with Rev. John Motz officiating, and burial in the church cemetery. Friends may visit Tuesday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Alexander West Chapel, and on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until service time at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to Ducks Unlimited, One Waterfront Way, Memphis TN 38120 or online at www.ducks.org, or to Zoar UCC. Condolences may be made online at www.AlexanderWestChapel.com.

Janie Weyerbacher Janie E. Weyerbacher, age 61, passed away on July 2, 2014, at TriStar Summit Medical Center in Hermitage, Tennessee.

She was born on January 22, 1953.

She is survived by her daughter, Jennifer (ThomD kl off Davenport, D as)) Deakle, Florida; grandchildren, Alec Logan and Aubrey Carole; son, Robert (Julie) of Pleasant Shade, Tennessee, and Julie’s son, Keegan; son, Joseph (Robin) of New Harmony, Indiana, and Robin’s son, Zeke; brother, Ralph David (Marilee) Shore; and several nieces and nephews in Indiana.

Janie was preceded in death by her mother, Aubrey Bracken; father, Alvin Shipley; and brother, Greg Shore.

A beloved mother and grandmother, Janie had been a resident of Florida for the past eleven years, and was a former resident of New Harmony, Indiana. She was retired from Diamond Concessions of Alabama, Country Cottage Restaurant of New Harmony, and the Silver Bell restaurant of St. Wendel. She was a Boy Scout Leader, Sunday School teacher with the United Methodist Church, and Queen of the Chatty Red Hatters of Kissimmee, Florida.

Memorial contributions can be made to PC Pound Puppies, Posey County’s canine rescue organization, Box 295, Mount Vernon, Indiana 47620.

Arrangements are pending.

Robert Martin Robert Frederick Martin, 87, of Evansville, passed away July 11, 2014, at his home. He was born February 8, 1927, in Evansville, to the late George and Carrie (Huck) Martin.

Robert graduated from I di U i it where h Indiana University he earned his Bachelors and MBA. He taught at Mount Vernon High School from 1952-1956 and the University of Evansville from 1956-1986. He was a member of Beulah Masonic Lodge and the Hadi Shrine for over 50 years.

He was also a member of Indiana Retired Educators and Posey County Retired Educators. Robert was a lifelong active member of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. He was Administrative Council Chairman and very dedicated to his church.

He was very generous and kind to everyone around him. He enjoyed traveling and loved being with his family.

Robert is preceded in death by ten brothers and sisters.

Robert is survived by his wife of 63 years, Ruth (Grossman) Martin; son, Duane Martin; daughter, Janet Weisling (Tim); grandchildren, Nathaniel and Noah Weisling all of Evansville; special nephew and niece, Jim and Becky Attebury; and many nieces and nephews.

Services were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, July 14, 2014, at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 5301 St. Phillips Road, officiated by Pastor Danny Barr and Pastor Randy Owens, with burial in St. Paul’s UMC Cemetery. Friends visited Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. at Alexander West Chapel and Monday from 9:30 a.m. until service time at the church.

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul’s UMC, 5301 St. Phillips Road, Evansville, IN 47712.

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Kimberly Moye Madeleine, I am so grateful that your family, and grand- shopping together many times after the restaurant closed pa and I, were able to have a nice meal with my friend, for the evening, and she never failed to visit a driveKimberly Ann Moye, Janie Weyerbacher, while we were in Florida on Spring through, to take food home to the boys. Many times, 44, of Wadesville, Indiana, Break. I know that you had met her before, we would have a rush after she had gone born to Jack D. and Sharon DEAREST MADELEINE but you were younger. Unfortunately, we home, but a phone call always brought her (Crowe) Wiseman on Febhave received several messages of bad quickly back into town to help. ruary 14, 1970, in Evansnews in the past few months, but I was not BY After hearing of her untimely death, I let ville, Indiana, passed away expecting to hear that Janie passed away CATHY my memories take me back over the years Sunday, July 13, 2014 in POWERS Wadesville, Indiana with on Tuesday, July 2. that I had her in my life. I could write a her loving husband at her When we saw her at the end of March, book about it. Perhaps I will actually do side from an inoperable she seemed quite healthy, and even bragged that. Madeleine, I just hope that sometime brain tumor. that she did not need her cane that evening. Madeleine, I in your life, you will be lucky enough to have as good a She was a member of Zion Lippe United Church of had known Janie for over 23 years, first as an employee friend as Janie was to me. We shared thousands of cups of Christ and graduated from Central High School in 1988 at both restaurants, and then as a lifelong friend. Very few coffee and discussed everything one could imagine. and the University of Southern Indiana in 1994. She was a weeks went by without speaking to her on the phone, and There was no job she felt was beneath her to do, and former member of the American Business Womens Assoshe enjoyed seeing our family’s photos on Facebook. she cleaned as well as cooked, was a fine waitress, and ciation (ABWA), Moonglow Chapter. She was employed Besides just ‘visiting’ with her on the phone and on- always had my back. People who did not know her as well at the west side Walmart for 18 years and volunteered at line, she was the person I always relied on for everything as I did, sometimes criticized her long-winded stories, but several area nursing homes and St. Vincent DePaul Womfrom medical information to recipes. While she cooked they were never meant to be deceitful nor mean-spirited en’s Shelter Mission. She enjoyed yard sales, playing for us in New Harmony, she became well-known for her about others. She simply attempted to make life a happy Bunco and loved attending the Crowe Family Reunions. bread pudding, and ironically enough, I had already de- and colorful place.

Surviving are her husband: John Allen Moye; brother: cided to attempt to make some for the family 4th of July When her daughter, Jennifer, began her family, Janie Dan Wiseman and companion Faye Hahn of Evansville, meal. I had never tried it before, but it came went to be with her and care for her grandson, Indiana; father-in-law: Jerry Allen Moye; mother-inout fairly well, and reminded me of Janie so Alec, and then her granddaughter, Aubrey. law: Georgiana Cullman; brothers-in-law: Jerry (Josette) much. She rarely used recipes, but made sevThey were in Memphis, Alabama, and finally, Lohman, Jeffery Allen (Twylah) Moye, Lee (Monica) eral dishes for us that I will always now miss. in Florida. She was gone from this area for Cullman; sister-in-law: Jeanne (Scott) Goodman; uncles: For Kunstfest each year, we served dozens about 15 years. However, we kept in touch, Williams D. and Ronald N. Crowe; aunt: Glenda Dyson; of her cabbage rolls, and her chicken pot pie exchanging birthday and Christmas gifts, and many cousins and nieces & nephews. was the best. visiting when we could.

Preceding her in death were her parents and a brother: John Wiseman.

She had many stories to tell about different I had misgivings when she told me a few A Celebration of Life service will be 10 a.m., Thursthings she had done in her life. Janie knew months back that she was leaving Florida to day, July 17, 2014, at Zion Lippe United Church of Christ, how to do a lot of things, such as business stay with a perceived friend in northern Ten9000 Copperline Road E, Mount Vernon, Indiana with papers, tax returns, and such. She was well nessee, but she was determined that this deciburial to follow in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Pastor Linda read, and her general knowledge covered sion was well thought out. She had established Nanninga officiating. many areas. The first time I met her was in medical care in Florida, and I felt this was imVisitation will be from 2–7 p.m., Wednesday, July 16, the Spring of 1991, when she came in to ask for a job. At portant for her, given her health issues.

2014, at the Werry Funeral Home in Poseyville, Indiana that time, she was down on her luck, with young boys to Even if I had persisted with my thoughts about this, I and 9 a.m. until service time, Thursday, July 17, 2014, at raise, and needed work. don’t think she would have changed her plans. Unfortuthe church.

Finding out that she had restaurant experience, I was nately, I will never know. Madeleine, the one thing that I In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be happy to give her a job right away. When we had lots of do know is that I will never forget her, and the world is a made to: Posey County Humane Society, 6500 Leonard orders up, and people waiting, she and grandpa worked darker place with her gone.

Road, Mount Vernon, Indiana 47620 or St. Jude Chiltogether to get food prepared quickly. They became good dren’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, friends, also, and it wasn’t long before we thought of her Tennesse 38105 or online at: www.stjude.org. as nearly a member of the family.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to the family Gradually, working at both restaurants, she was able online at: www.werryfuneralhomes.com. to get her financial picture to look much better, and she July 15 - Charles Hemp- Kissel, Jason Gates, Julia Albought a little car and a modest country home. We went fling, Shane M. Espenlaub, ton Brown, Helen Cowan Richard Butler, Sue Evans, July 19 - Chase Ziegler, Will Searcy Kathleen Berry, Kathleen July 16 - Mark Taylor, Stallings, Joseph Allbright, Adam Farrar, Samantha Rob- Phillip Kaiser, Ella Rainey Exciting Upcoming Event – Annual Auction August 23 The Red Cross is seeing for patients with many serious July 20 - Jody Hidbrader, Do you love the 50’s, the 1950’s that is. If so you won’t want inson, Jim Scarafia, Phyllis A. to miss Posey Humane Society’s Annual Auction. This year Werry, Maia Tooley, Angeline Evan Lyke, Ethan Lyke, Lin- fewer appointments at its medical conditions. Accident our theme is ‘Leader of the Pack’ and the festivities will have a Elder Mason, Camden Clow- da Warrum, Wendi Myers, blood donation centers and and burn victims, heart surblood drives this summer than gery patients, organ transplant 1950’s Rock and Roll Theme. The date will be Saturday, August ers Leah Robling, Betty Wilson 23. Keep watching for more details and info on how you can get July 17 - Leo Powers, July 21 - Erin Renshaw, what is needed to ensure blood patients, and those receiving tickets.

Terry Schmidt, Amanda Gen- Marilyn Huck Becher, Deon- and platelets continue to be treatment for leukemia, cancer Rummage Sale Thank You try, Karen Stallings, Heather na Hoffman, Denise Simkins, available for patients. During or sickle cell disease may all PHS sends a big thank you to the Mount Vernon General Bap- Eubank, Zachary Eagan, Kir- Beth Wildeman, Robert Van- the summer months of June, need blood.

To learn more and make an tist Church for the use of the facilities during a recent rummage by Wilson, Larry Horton, Pam Laningham, Joan Kolodziej, July and August, on average, about two fewer donors appointment to donate blood, sale. We also extend our gratitude to everyone who donated or Wasson, Barbara Sue Klein- Anthony Page make an appointment to give visit redcrossblood.org or call purchased items at the rummage sale. Your efforts directly help schmidt, Alton Folz, Julia If you have a name to be blood at each Red Cross blood 1-800-RED CROSS. to fund the care of unwanted and homeless animals in Posey Angle, Wilma Alton, Marcia included in the birthday cal- drive than what patients need.

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July 24, 2014: 2 p.m. - 6 Society. Now is a great time to come meet all the great cats at schmidt July 18 Jon Watson, email: news1@poseycounBlood and platelet donap.m.: Poseyville Community PHS. Have you thought about providing a home to an adult cat? tions are needed every day Center, 60 N. Church St. Adopting an older cat has some great advantages. There are Murlea Maier, Lois Mittino tynews.com. no surprises about the size of the animal. All the teething and Gray, Dylan Peerman, Mary chewing kittens can do is past history. Adult cats already have Spanner, Justin Terrell, Evan established their litter box habits and their personalities are much more obvious. The staff at PHS knows their animals and can help you select one that will be the best possible fit for your family and lifestyle. All cats three years of age and older are available for adoption at no charge. They will be current on shots and spayed Our Wish List or neutered. What a great time to adopt. Stop by today and meet - We always need: Heartyour future best friend. (Normal adoption procedure applies). Be gard, Advantix, Advantage sure to check out some of the great animals available on FaceMulti, Trifexis . . all sizes. book or at Petfinder.com.

- Heavy Duty Leashes (the braided ones hold up longer, and are easier on our hands) - Wire crates, new or used in good condition - Treats, bones, rawhides of The Posey - Dog toys County Pound Adoption Location Please visit PC Pound Puppies. Call Puppies at Pet Food Center (812)-305-4737 North (on First Avenue by for more Target) on Sundays, Noon to information 4, where you can meet many This past weekend the residents and staff of Consulate Health Care’s New HarBoxer/terrier mix puppy, fawn and white w/black of the dogs available for adoption.

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JULY 14, 2009 5 YEARS AGO Bikers from throughout the Tristate gathered in New Harmony for a memorial for Kenneth Sheets who passed away.

Faith Home missionaries of the General Baptist denomination has temporarily returned to the United States until the unrest in Honduras subsides.

Sewing Grade 8-12 Reserve Grand Champion and selected for States Fair was Faith Kissinger.

Loren Evans, Director for the MSD of Mount Vernon, was named School Business Official of the Year.

Posey County Royalty is Queen Keely Hoehn, Princess Ellen May and Duchess Lauren Higgins.

Erin Hollinger, Director of Mount Vernon Food Pantry, pleads with the community for additional support as a total of 564 individuals received assistance in June.

Jean and Everett Topper celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on July 6.

St. Peters United Methodist Church is hosting their first annual Beef Dinner Fundraiser to support programs for the new Family Life Center.

JULY 13, 1999 15 YEARS AGO MSD of North Posey named Jay W. Van Hoosier as the new principal.

Indiana Department of Natural Resources employees used electrodes to stun fish in the Wabash River at New Harmony to find out how many different species of fish live in the river.

Wayne Haygood captures a victory at the 1968 Houston Livestock Show for New Harmony’s Indian Mound Farm and owner K. D. Owen.

The Berkemeier Heritage Band performed Friday night during St. Wendel’s Bierstube.

Residents Bernard Austin, Elmer Helfrich and Herb Endicott enjoyed a lunchtime visit from Kara Reidford at New Harmonie Healthcare.

Seniors of the North Posey High School Cheerleading Squad are Beth Ziliak, Kristy Steele, Mandy Droege and Abby Koester.

New Harmony’s only grocery store has a new owner, Amy Tepool Colman of Wadesville purchased the Main and Tavern Street business the first of July.

JULY 11, 1989 25 YEARS AGO A Pontiac Sunbird, driven by Robert Giles, 21, of Wadesville, had to be pulled from a lake near New Harmony after he reportedly fell asleep and ran his car in the lake.

14 vying for title of Posey County 4-H Queen: Shannan Neidig, Tonia Willis, Leeann Barton, Lori Bobbitt, Angela Cartlidge, Angela Blackford, Monica Hedges, Laura Gries, Airica Coomes, Julie Weilbrenner, Valerie Embrey, Julie Whicker, Laura Eger and Julayne Rogers.

Stewart Patton, a 17-year-old North Posey senior, has managed to collect more than 40 autographs and pictures from famous celebrities.

Eddie Goff and Guy Green attended the National Student Council Convention in Chicago.

Barbara and Roger Neidig of Ford Road celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary.

Wrestler Allen Gansman, diver Samantha Morrow and the tennis duo of Tony Bacon and Brett Hammett brought back gold medals from White River Park State Games in Indy.

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Jenna Morlock and Eric Merkley Robert and Amanda Morlock of Griffin, Ind. are proud to announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter Jenna Morlock to Eric Merkley son of Greg and Kanda Merkley of Blairsville, Ind. Jenna is a 2011 graduate of North Posey High School and is currently attending Wabash Valley College pursuing an Associates in Nursing. She is employed at the Women’s Hospital in Evansville, Ind. Greg is a 2009 graduate of North Posey High School and graduated from Wabash Valley in 2014 with an Associates Degree in Nursing. He is employed at New Harmonie Healthcare Center in New Harmony, Ind. The couple will be married on July 26, 2014, at St. Francis Xavier Church at 2 p.m. There will be a reception following the ceremony at St. James in Haubstat. Formal invitations have been sent but friends and family are invited to attend.

Health, Safety Fair for youth slated for July 31 The local community is welcome to attend a Health and Safety Fair for Youth on July 31 from 6 - 8:30 p.m. at the Zion Lippe UCC Church located at 9000 Copperline Road East, Mount Vernon.

The event is for children Pre-K through sixth grade. There will be activities and information for the whole family. Along with games and prizes there will be car seat checks, visits from First Responders, a bicycle rodeo (bring your own bicycle), dental hygiene and more.

SOCIAL New Harmony Theatre’s ‘Baskervilles’ akin to vaudeville

By Lois Mittino Gray Anyone attending New Harmony Theatre’s ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’ expecting to see a hulking snarling black mastiff prowling an old cemetery in the purple haze of midnight will be in for a big surprise. The purple haze is there all over the auditorium, but the dog isn’t. Instead, the cemetery stage is filled with three Equity actors being silly with rapid fire repartee and slapstick tricks, like throwing a fake stuffed body around and carrying dead lamb in a bag. It is gaga goofy, puzzling, and strange, but not scary or mystifying. Enough said.

The original ‘Hound of the Baskervilles,’ written in 1901 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is considered the best Sherlock Holmes tale according to the Sherlockian Society and features the supernatural hound from hell. The version performed in New Harmony is an adaptation written in 2007 by John Nicholson and Steven Canny as a farcical comedy akin to a freeform Monty Python production or a vaudeville show. It has the same story line, but in a weird way. It is designed to look like it is improvised as it proceeds and I think such is the case as the trio cracks up when they break a pipe used as a prop or run through act one all over again so everyone can hear better. The lines fly real fast and it’s like you’re watching three guys with inside jokes you can hardly catch.

The fast-paced production is filled with costume changes as the three actors play so many different roles: male and female, human or horse. Jonas Cohen is not even listed as Sherlock in the program. He’s merely Actor Two as he plays so many different characters, beside the famous sleuth, such as the butler, his wife, the cripple and lovely Cecile. Richard Price is Actor 3 which includes a hilarious stuffy Doctor Watson stint. Christopher Behnke is Sir Baskerville himself as well as several other characters he portrays dead or inside picture frames. It is amaz-

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Project Notebook slated for July 26

Posey County Veterans Service Officer: Dave Sharber Office hours: Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am to 4:00pm Office phone: 812-838-8372 Cell phone: 812-781-9105 e-mail: dave.sharber@poseycountygov.org

Zion Lippe U.C.C., Project Notebook will be giving school supplies away to Posey County students on Saturday, July 26, 1 - 3 p.m. Zion Lippe is located at 9000 Copperline Road, Mount Vernon. (Doors will not open until 1 p.m.)

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ing how quickly they can change into and out of Shan Jensen’s costumes, including Sherlock’s duckhunter hat and caped overcoat.

After intermission, the three come out and read an imaginary Twitter from an audience member saying, ‘I couldn’t understand a word the Dago said.’ Ironically, it was the truth, although the accent was Spanish and not Italian. The Spanish accent on Sherlock was very thick and hard to understand. Several people left at intermission due to this. My brother decided to check out a hearing device available at the box office to help discern the lines and he said that really improved the second act. To top it all off, the sound by Kevin Gray was very loud, especially at the beginning, and drowned out many lines. I worked really hard to hear it all and changed my seat after intermission to the very front. Who wants to watch a ticklefest when you can’t get what’s going on?

There is a disclaimer in the program and on the wall warning patrons that adult language, haze, and gun shots are in the production. My personal disclaimer is remember how cold the theater always is and bring a cover up. My niece wore short sleeves and even with a shawl to cover her was very uncomfortable. As I watched girls in shorty shorts and sundresses pour in, I thought, ‘They are so going to shiver,’ especially when the cold wailing wind sound effect starts.

Eric Altheide directed the zany production. The run time for the play is approximately two hours including a fifteen minute intermission.

The Hound runs until July 20 with 7:30 p.m. performances on Friday and Saturday night and afternoon matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Ticket prices are $28 for adults and $26 for seniors over sixty and $10 for those 25 years of age and younger.

For information, call 812.682.3115 or go to the website www. newharmonytheatre.com.

Posey County DCS, DNR remind parents of water safety

American Legion Posey County Department Poseyville Post 278 are sellof Child Services Reminds ing flags at the Poseyville Parents to Make Water Safety Town Hall. There are three a Priority This Summer. sizes available.

As Hoosiers gear up for trips to the pool, beach, rivers and lakes, the Posey County Office of the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) and the Department of Natural ReAmerican Legion New sources (DNR) remind parents Harmony Post #370 is open and guardians to make water to the public for lunch every safety a priority this summer.

Families are encouraged to day at 11 a.m.

Friday night Texas Hold- make sure that both adults and em game at 6:30 p.m. Friend- children have the knowledge, ly game buy-in $5.

Linda Burton, National President-elect Bobby Burton, District Governor Rita Woods and National Director Grover Burkett came to tour Illinois and Indiana Ruritan clubs during the Fourth of July week. Photo submitted

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skills and equipment they need to be safe in and around water.

“When done with proper supervision in the proper places, swimming can be a safe and healthy recreational activity for kids,” said Margaret Angel, Supervisor of the Posey County DCS office. “But since children generally don’t have an awareness of the risks around water, it’s up to the adults who care for them to help keep them safe.”

Accidental drowning is avoidable with proper super-

vision and vigilance, said Angel. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that about one in five people who die from drowning are children 14 and younger with children one to four having the highest drowning rates. The most recent Indiana child fatality data shows that in state fiscal year 2012, eight Hoosier children died from drowning.

DNR reports 28 open water drownings so far in 2014 with 12 of the victims being 18 years old or younger.

Violinist Mazz Swift play an impressive impromptu piece during Wednesday nights New Harmony Music Festival concert at the Atheneum. Photo by Zach Straw

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‘Main Street’ continued from Page A1 Main Street from a side street the surface breaks loose and scatters. Someone needs to take a look at how the surface has worsened since our meeting. I expect a formal request for a meeting will be sent to the INDOT Commissioner in the near future.”

“What’s going to happen next, I don’t know. But we will pursue this as high as we can go,” Baker said.

Jeff Droege, deputy fire chief questioned whether the town had received prior notice of the work. Baker responded that he received some information a few days prior, but based on the scope of work description did not think it included Main Street. However, he tried to contact INDOT for three days before the work began. He left messages that were not returned until after the work had already started.

Droege pointed out that it seemed odd the fire department had not been notified since it could have caused issues for them to respond to emergency calls with the road closure. He added they have received numerous notices for the work being performed on SR 66 in Wadesville, but hadn’t been notified of the work in their own town.

The town is also concerned about the excess gravel that was washed into the storm sewers. When chip and seal is applied on rural roads, the excess is swept to the sides and creates part of a road shoulder.

On Main Street, the rock was to be vacuumed. However, a heavy rain storm before the project completion washed some of it in the storm sewers.

The town feels this will cause problems in the future.

Citizens who are unhappy

with the work are urged to contact Senator Jim Tomes and Representative Tom Washburne. Tomes can be reached by phone at (812) 618-2349 or via e-mail at jimtomes49th@ gmail.com. Washburne can be reached by phone at (812) 453-0301. Both can also be found on Facebook.

Julie Mayo from the utility office reported the town received a $917 refund from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield healthcare insurance provider. She stated due to the Affordable Care Act that if the insurance company doesn’t payout 80 percent in claims, then the entity is eligible for a refund.

Droege requested the council approve a new volunteer fire department member. Bo Cox has served as a cadet for the past two years and is now 18 and eligible to become a member. The council approved his request.

Council member Ron Fallowfield urged more youth to participate in the cadet program and give back to the community through this volunteer service.

The department has beenn busy with several emergencyy calls lately with two vehiclee accidents on the interstate, a n-large barn fire within the county and assisting many other lo-cal fire departments with the grain bin fire at Abengoa.

Droege also requested the town allow the department to have a bright chevron painted on the back of 7 Engine 1 while it is in for service at Wilderman’s next week.

The cost to paint the chevron will be $750. The council approved the request as it will help increase visibility when responding to calls on the in-

‘Expert’ continued from Page A1 Illinois. “Books call it a tsunami, but they did not use that word back then. They would have called it a tidal wave,” he explained. When the water came pouring southward, it split in two directions around the elevated Mumford Hills of Griffin. The water to the east side had only four outlet bridges to get past the upraised railroad bed and it backed up and flooded. Water headed to lower elevations and rushed down to the open New Harmony area.

The 1937 flood level was the second highest recorded at the New Harmony gaging station at 24.40 feet. Straw feels that is also an anomaly because it was not Wabash water causing the flooding, but rather backflow from the Ohio River. This hit home when, as a young man, he heard Allen Cook tell a story at the Main Café of being in a boat during the 1937 flood and the current was pushing it northward up river. “The backflow water pushing up the Wabash from the flooded Ohio River was changing the river flow.”

“I also remember hearing heated conversations after the ‘37 flood around the counter at JP Geisler’s service station in Griffin. Through the haze of blue smoke, men would gather and argue if a flood on the Ohio River could really affect the Wabash. Well, they’re all dead now that I know the answer and I can’t tell them, but it is definitely, yes.”

“If that water was coming from the Wabash and not the

Ohio, then upriver cities like Vincennes and Petersburg on the White River would have that flood in their top ten list and they don’t. It is a hydrologic concept called the backwater curve and it hit around New Harmony” Straw wonders if these two unnatural floods were used in the computations for the floodplain map that sets the new elevation of 381.6 feet as the number for the out of floodplain area designation.

Doing the math, he added the bottom elevation datum of 353.07 feet to the ‘37 flood number of 24.40 feet and the sum is 377.47 feet. If you add the 1913 figure of 27.7 feet, the sum is 380.77 feet. Even with these two flood event sums, the elevation is still below the new number set at 381.6 feet. The third highest flood is 1943 at 23.67 feet and that total elevation sum is 376.7 feet. Most of New Harmony is at 380 feet above sea level and that is well above these sums. The new higher number will place homeowners in a Class A floodplain using the new figure of 381.6 feet affecting new construction and flood insurance costs.

In addition, Straw says that dams were put in along the Wabash in the early 60’s to control flooding creating Lake Monroe, Mississinewa and Salamonie Reservoirs and Cagle’s Lake. “We need to know what information the DNR and FEMA included in their 25, 50 and 100 year flood map projections. They do vol-

MV EJ Branch Office Supports School Supply Donation Campaign Mount Vernon Edward Jones Branch Office Supports School Supply Donation Campaign Derrick Wells, an Edward Jones financial advisor in Mount Vernon, is supporting the School Supply Donation Campaign by using his office as a drop-off location for a school supplies drive.

Local residents and businesses may help by bringing in items to the Edward Jones branch office during regular

business hours from July 7, 2014 to August 15, 2014.

The items needed for the school supply drive include: 24 pack crayons, glue, glue sticks, pencils, pencil top erasers, children’s scissors, markers, backpacks, folders, pocket folders, 3-ring notebooks, wide rule loose leaf paper, colored pencils, art boxes, children’s underwear, socks & sweatpants.

The branch address is 431 East Fourth Street, Mount Vernon, Indiana.

SCHOOL/BUSINESS/AG terstate.

Utility superintendent Ken Gorbett requested the town purchase a larger flat bed trailer to haul mowing equipment. Town employees are responsible for mowing 38 acres each week. They have acquired larger mowers and more equipment in an effort to do the work efficiently and the current trailer is not large enough to haul their equipment. The current trailer will be traded in and the total cost of the new trailer from Tri County Equipment will be $2,550.

The town will request Attorney William H. Bender to create a lease contract with Old Union Christian Church to use the former town hall as a clothing bank.

Several members of Boy Scout Troop 387 were also in attendance at the meeting to learn how local government works. Fallowfield and Baker explained their positions and the various responsibilities of the town.

The next meeting will be y, August g 13,, at on Wednesday, 4: :30 30 p.m. p.m .m. m.

4:30

TENURED 4-H MEMBER

Amy Priest

Jim and Gayle Priest Evansville Rousing Rookies ume of flow graphs with numbers using dams and non-dam figures.”

DNR Representative Gary Bowman spoke at a public meeting in May and said that the maps are based on two things. One is the elevation of the land which Straw explains gently undulates from about 374 feet to 380 feet around here. Did they use contour lines or digital elevations he questions? The other is a curved line that connects the crest of a top 1% flood as it move downriver like a wave.

They need to update the curve map and remove the top two flood numbers he feels.

In a few years, the DNR talks like it will have a brand new more correct map using LIDAR technology. “They need to get on it and get it accurate, before they do things that affect the people so much.

It bothers me the way the government does our business.”

Jessica Adler and Carrie Rich joined Mark and Linda Price for Mark Price Insurance’s 30th anniversary. Mark enjoyed a successful open house, surrounded by prizes and gifts for visitors, which were donated by businesses throughout the community. Hornville Tavern catered BBQ, while Sarah Bruggeman provided cupcakes.Photo by Zach Straw

Edward Jones financial advisor Lorenz Miller Family reunion set Harding wins awards The sixty-ninth reunion of Steve Harding of the financial services firm Edward Jones recently won several awards at the firm’s summer regional meetings. The awards, albeit different in nature, recognize Edward Jones financial advisors for their w work helping their clients.

The awards Harding rece ceived are: the firm’s Eagle

Award for his ‘clear vision of both client and business goals’ over the past year, and the firm’s Ed Armstrong Award for his exceptional achievement in building client relationships. Harding was one of 1,846 of the firm’s 13,000 financial advisors to receive the Ed Armstrong award.

the descendants of Lorenz and Jacobina Miller will be held on July 20, 2014. The basket dinner will begin at 1 p.m., following a family picture at 12:30 p.m., at the Immanuel United Church of Christ on Ford Road.

Please contact Janie Green White at 812-838-2738 for more information.

Schmitz among 2014 Master Farmer Special to the news S Master Farmers are agriculture’s best feel-good story.

This is an award that’s been around since the mid 1920s, when it was first given by our sister publication, Prairie Farmer, as a way to help farm people develop pride in their profession. These days several Farm Progress publications hand out Master Farmer awards, and the honor still focuses not only on farming skill but also grass roots service to family and community.

Last night was no exception as I got to sit in on the award banquet for the Indiana Master Farmers, presented by Indiana Prairie Farmer and Purdue University Extension. Honorees were Jack and Rita Maloney, Brownsburg, Ind., Carl and Delene Schmitz, Wadesville, Ind., David and Danita Rodibaugh, Rensselaer, Ind., Mike and Karen Starkey, Brownsburg, Ind., and Bill Field, named Honorary Master Farmer for his ground-breaking work in farm safety at Purdue University.

Jim Mintert, new director of the Purdue Center for Commercial Agriculture, interviewed the winners to find out what makes a Master Farmer tick. Some common themes quickly emerged: they’re willing to try new things and innovate; they respect others in the business and communicate well; they

The 2014 Indiana Master Farmers share a lighter moment at Monday evening’s awards banquet. Photo submitted volunteer and step in to help when the community needs them. And they are extremely passionate about conservation.

Most of all, family gets top priority.

“If we work diligently to keep the family relationships right, the farm management will work itself out,” says Danita Rodibaugh.

The Rodibaughs have four families in the farm business, so communication is vital.

“We are not all that professional but we do divide responsibilities and recognize that each of us has expertise in certain areas,” says David.

The farmers all agreed that innovation is a key to success.

“You have to be willing to change to keep up,” says Mike Starkey. “Try something on your farm; if it doesn’t work, try something else. You don’t have to risk the whole farm to try something new.”

In fact, years before variable rate nitrogen application had become the norm, the

Rodibaughs were tinkering with a ‘Soil Doctor,’ a tool that allowed them to vary fertilizer rates. They purchased one well over a decade ago.

They were able to use less nitrogen on productive oil and more on sand hills, in the belief that the better soils already had nitrogen mineralized from organic matter.

“We’ve got six or seven years of yield comparison data and we feel we’re making an effort to use N more efficiently,” says David.

The best managers, says Starkey, do what they do best.

“Do what you love to do,” he says. “I like looking at numbers, and my nephew turns wrenches, because that’s the last thing I want to do.”

Carl Schmitz agrees. “You have to find something you love to do,” he says. “My brother and I have always worked well because I’m the numbers and dairy guy, and he’s the crop guy; don’t set him down with the checkbook or you’ll drive him batty.”

ABIGAIL RANDALL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Randall was chosen by the Owen Dunn American Legion Auxiliary Unit #5 to attend the 73rd annual session of HOOSIER GIRLS STATE. HGS was held June 22-28, 2014 on the campus of Trine University in Angola, Indiana.

Miss Randall, a junior at Mount Vernon High School, joined approximately 550 other young women for this government program designed to educate our leaders of tomorrow in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of citizenship. This session of government and practical politics is non-partisan and non-political citizens began their week-long adventure by registering to vote, where they received an assignment to a mythical political party which at registration time had no political organization or party beliefs/platform - all established by the delegates within three days into the session.

Delegates also had to file for an elected office on the city, county or state level. She then conducted her political campaign complete with speeches and campaign materials. Once elected to office, delegates were sworn in and performed the duties as described for that position. non-elected delegates were given appointments as well as encouraged to visit the offices of those elected to communicate their need as citizens.

We congratulate Abigail on this selection and hope it helps her in her future endeavors. ~ Owen Dunn American Legion Auxiliary Unit #5 ~

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MSD of North Posey County Board election description of districts 2014 Election Only The two candidates with the most votes from each district will represent the district. The candidate with the most votes from each district will have the option to choose either a four-year term or twoyear term. The person with the most votes after the two district representatives are established will be the at-large candidate elected to the Board. The at-large candidate will have a two-year term.

No district can have more than three members on the Board.

Description of the Line: 1. North of New Harmony Township Road is part of the North Elementary District of North Posey - South is part of Mount Vernon’s District.

2. Hidbrader Road - North is part of the North Elementary District and South is part of the South Terrace District - Intersects at Springfield.

3. At Hidbrader and Springfield the line cuts across the field to the old railroad track. North is North Elementary District and South is South Terrace District.

4. On the old railroad track line - West is North Elementary and East is South Terrace, the old tracks run to the old bank in Wadesville (which is now Williams Construction), Main Street, from the bridge at the Williams Construction West is North Elementary and East is South Terrace– Main intersects with Joest Road.

5. Joest Road - West is North Elementary and East is South Terrace - Intersects at Blake Road.

6. Blake Road - North is North Elementary and South is South Terrace - Intersects at Winery Road.

7. Winery Road - North is North Elementary and South is South Terrace.

All voters in the entire district may

Official Ballot - General Election Posey County, Indiana November 4, 2014 METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NORTH POSEY COUNTY (VOTE FOR FIVE ONLY) Candidate Candidate VOTE FOR TWO (2) OR THREE (3) Candidate Two (2) shall be elected.

Candidate Three (3) may be elected.

District I

Candidate Candidate VOTE FOR TWO (2) OR THREE (3) Candidate Two (2) shall be elected.

Candidate Three (3) may be elected.

District II

Map outlining District One and District Two voting boundaries. vote on all qualified candidates. The candidates that receive the highest number of votes in each district will represent that district. The Board shall consist of five

Sample ballot for 2014 November election. Photo submitted members; at least two in each district, but not more than three (3) in any one district. There will be one at large candidate that can come from either district.

Stone to retire after 42 years of Registered Nursing

Beverly Westheiderman Stone

After 42 years of Registered Nursing services and 24 years of dedication to New Harmonie Healthcare Center Beverly Westheiderman Stone will be retiring July 16, 2014. Beverly probably didn’t realize it at 16 years of age when she began working in the laundry with her Grandmother Alma Compton at Owensville nursing home that her nursing career would mainly focus in geriatic care.

Beverly always thought she would like to pursue a career as an Art or History teacher. She is truly an artist at heart but her father Densel ‘Shorty’ Westheiderman and Uncle George ‘Ed’ Westheiderman encouraged her to pursue a career in Nursing. Beverly had dreams of Arizona and Germany but the love of her family kept her at home in Griffin.

Beverly graduated from Deaconess School

New Harmony Bicentennial Commission in need of information for time capsule The New Harmony Bicentennial Commission wishes to compile a list of longtime residents in or near New Harmony. This list will be included in the time capsule to be buried in the lawn of the Working Men’s Institute. If you have lived in or near New Harmony for forty years of more, please send us some information about you and your family.

Are you a descendant of some of New Harmony’s

founders or early settlers? Is your family connected to the oilfield industry, farming, the river, manufacturing, etc?

Were you born here? If not, how did you end up here, and why have you stayed? Have you ever lived anywhere else?

Mail the information to Becky Smyth, Box 116, New Harmony, Indiana 47631, email her at rebecsmyth@aol. com or call 812-781-0991 and leave a message. (Deadline July 25)

of Nursing in 1973. She has worked at Deaconess Hospital, Meadowood and Mount Vernon Nursing homes. Beverly began the journey as Director of Nursing at New Harmonie Healthcare Center in September of 1990. She had previously worked as a staff nurse so she knew the facility and staff well. Beverly has always treated and considered the staff and residents at New Harmonie Healthcare Center as family. She has worked with Debbie Morgan the Administrator, Brenda Patterson and Nellie Ours for over 20 years.

Beverly has raised her children and some of her grandchildren while working at New HarPictured left to right: Dennis Moore, Ben Nicholson, Caromonie Healthcare Center. She has always encouraged her family to volunteer at the facility. line James and Dennis Clark a recent Kiwanis meeting. CaroBeverly plans on enjoying and spending much line is visiting from Merricks, Australia. Ben, New Harmony, of her time with family and friends after retiring. spoke about the Samburu tribe in Kenya, Africa about their Rite of passage for women. Photo submitted

WMI Insider WMI will be closed July 21 thru August 7.

We are excited to host a meeting of The Garden Club Saturday, July 12 at 9 a.m.

Attendees of the Children’s Summer Program are watching an erupting volcano this week. Come one, come all - ‘FIZZ, BOOM, READ’ - Thursday at 10.30 a.m.

Pre-school story time Thursday 10.30 - 11 a.m.

At left: Posey County Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6576 Commander Dave Schile presents a check for $500 to (r) Charles Ridings, CDR Executive Director for USO of Indiana.

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Posey County DCS offers tips for keeping kids safe and cool during Summer heat

We just received a large shipment of new DVD’s and books, here are just a few new movie titles for you to check out.

Horror - Friday 13th and The Alfred Hitchcock Series.

Comedy - The National Lampoon’s Vacation Series.

Action/Adventure - The Monuments Men, Skyfall, Red, Red 2, The Bourne Series with Matt Damon.

Most of us have welcomed our summer weather, especially after the recent brutal winter. But when sweltering temperatures or a heat wave arrives, the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) wants parents and caretakers to be alert about the dangers extreme heat can pose for children.

“To many children, being able to play outside makes summer the best season of all,” said Margaret Angel, Supervisor of the Posey County DCS Office. “But to help keep children safe so they can enjoy the summer weather, parents must be steadfast about the two most important safeguards against heat-related illnesses, staying cool and staying hydrated.”

Heat-related deaths and illnesses are preventable,

Reitz Class of ‘54 schedules 60th reunion Sixty years ago Reitz High School graduated its 1954 Class of Champions. Their reunion will be Sunday, October 12 in the Cambridge Clubhouse at 2 p.m. The cost is $25. For further information and to make reservations please contact Joella Scott Moore at 812-626-0752 or email her at jo-eville@hotmail.com.

but the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports in recent years, more people died in this country from extreme heat than from hurricanes, lightning, tornadoes, floods and earthquakes combined.

Infants, children and the elderly are the most vulnerable.

“Since children rely on their adult caretakers to make sure they are in safe environments and often aren’t able to communicate when they are too hot, it is very important to look after them during these warm summer months,” said Dr. Jennifer Walthall, division chief for emergency medicine at Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health in Indianapolis. “This includes outdoor play, time in cars and even regulating the environment indoors.”

By Stanley Campbell

July 16 at 2 p.m.

Despicable Me - Assemble the minions. Games, snacks, and crazy fun based on the popular movie. For ages 5 to 12. Registration is required and begins July 2.

July 17 at 1 a.m.

Basic Drawing - Learn how to ‘see’ like an artist, and how to draw that image on paper.

All supplies provided. Registration is required.

July 17 and 24 at 2 p.m.

Laughs and Crafts Club - There is always a craft, a story and a snack and always a good time at our summer Laughs and Crafts Club. This program is for kids who are in kindergarten and up. Registration is required.

July 21-22 at 9:30 a.m.

Babies Toddlers Storytimes - A program for children ages birth to 36 months features books, movement, music, and rhymes to promote early literacy. Parents/caregivers help their children follow along by participating in this storytime with them. Registration is required.

July 21-22 at 10:30 a.m.

Preschool Storytimes - A program for ages 3-5 introduces children to reading and language in a fun way through stories, crafts, and other activities. Parents/caregivers are not required to attend this storytime along with their child, but must remain in the library.

Registration is required.

Gwaltney Family Homecoming set The 7th annual Nationwide Gwaltney Family Homecoming will be held in Smithfield, Virginia on July 25-27, 2014.

The theme this year will be remembering 150 years since the Civil War and its impact upon the Gwaltney/Gaultney/ Gwartney/Gortney/Galtney/Gwatney family.

All Gwaltney Families currently living in southeastern Illinois and southwestern Indiana can trace their ancestry records to Thomas Gwaltney (1613-1666), a young 22-yearold male who immigrated in the year 1635 aboard the ship, Falcon, from Wales to the Barbadoes Islands and then on to Jamestown in the Colony of Virginia. His Welsh name was Gwalchmai, but his name was listed as Gualmay on the ship’s passenger list.

Thomas Gwaltney settled along the southside of the James River and married Martha Atkinson. They farmed 200-acres along the Main Blackwater Swamp in Surry County, Virginia. They had a son William, and all Gwaltneys living in the USA today can trace their family to Jamestown and Surry County, Virginia. William was the father of three sons - Thomas, John, and William, Jr. (Generation Three).

As the three sons of William and other family members migrated to other geographical locations including North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, the spelling of the Welsh name was continually changed.

Reservation forms for the national event in July are available by contacting Dr. Jeff Koonce of Dixon, Missouri at jbKoonce@hotmail.com and the website www.gwaltney. faithweb.com.

July 21 at 3:30 p.m.

Manga Otaku - Manga Otaku is a group of anime and manga fans meeting to watch anime, swap manga, discuss new mangas and anime, which new series to order, have snacks, play games, do crafts, drawing classes, and more. The club is always looking for new members.

Grades 6-12 only.

July 21 at 6 p.m. and July 22 at 10 a.m.

Getting Crafty! Cracked Marble necklaces - Lost your marbles? We can help.But we’re going to crack them, so maybe not. What’s it all about? Making a cool cracked marble necklace to keep or give as a gift. You must be 18 or older to attend this program. All supplies provided.

Registration is required.

July 23 at 10 a.m.

Busy Hands/Basic Knitting - ‘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.

July 24 at 6:30 p.m.

Laser Shows 101 - Our summer reading program events end with a dazzling laser show presented by Laser Shows 101. Please note: This event is co-sponsored

by Mount Vernon Parks and Recreation and will take place in the gym at the community center at Hedges. For all ages.

No tickets or registration required.

July 28 at 3:30 p.m.

Teen Advisory Board What can the library do for you? Join us for our Teen Advisory Board (T.A.B.) Meet-

ings. We will have snacks and discuss library teen programs, new books, movies, and music and how we can help our library and local community.

It’s your library; make a difference. Grades 6-12 only.

Want to register?

The library offers multiple ways you can register, including: on the web, by phone, and in person. You can register well in advance by going to our website at www.apl.lib. in.us. Can’t register on-line?

Call the Adult Information Desk at (812) 838-3286 or visit the Adult Information Desk in person. Our library staff representative will be Five-year-old Anthony Robertson of New Harmony, ready to assist you and answer your questions. Check out our gets out of the house to have some fun at Murphy Park Facebook page and Like us. on Thursday morning. Photo by Zach Straw

Recipe of the Week

Mt.VernonCommunityChurch/Black’sChapelUMC 1800 W. 4th St., Mount Vernon 838-0318 from the cookbook of: June Topper

ORANGE JUICE CAKE INGREDIENTS Cake 1 box yellow butter cake mix 1 box instant vanilla pudding 1 c. orange juice

1/2 c. veg. oil 4 eggs Chopped pecans or walnuts

DIRECTIONS

Spray Bundt pan with bakers spray. Put nuts in the bottom of the pan. Mix together the cake mix, pudding mix. o.j., and eggs and pour into the Bundt Pan. Bake 325 degrees for 50-60 minutes.

Glaze 1/4 c. orange juice

1 c. sugar 1/2 c. butter

DIRECTIONS

Mix juice, sugar and butter in sauce pan and bring to a boil. Boil two minutes. Pour over cake while hot and still in the pan. (may use less if it seems to be too much). Let set for 20 to 30 minutes. Remove cake from pan.

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111th annual Beulah Holiness Camp slated for July 25 Beulah Holiness Camp Meeting will begin Friday, July 25, 2014 and run through Friday, August 1, 2014 at 700 Trolley Road, Eldorado, Ill. The inter-generational camp has been in existence since 1903 providing contemporary Gospel messages in a historical setting.

Age-specific programs are available for children, youth, college, career young adults and older adults. The Mission Blitz 2014 is a work mission opportunity geared toward the youth and young adults but open to all campers. The Mission Blitz will spend time in community mission projects followed by off-site activities around beautiful Southern Illinois. The Mission Blitz will take place from 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

The daily schedule includes: Prayer Meeting – 7 a.m., Youth Praise Service - 8:15 a.m., Children’s Program - 9:15, Adult Bible Study - 9:30 a.m., Worship Services - 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Youth Devotions - 10 p.m. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are served daily beginning on Saturday, July 26.

The Evangelists for the week are as follows: Rev. Tom Atkins who was appointed as a General Evangelist from the North Georgia Conference in 1984. He has pastored United Methodist Churches in North Georgia for 23 years before being appointed as General Evangelist.

Rev. Bert Jones who is the President and CEO of GO International located in Wilmore, Ky. GO International is a world-wide ministry with a focus on helping people develop

and pursue their passion for fulfilling the Great Commission. Bert travels in the US and around the world preaching and challenging people to consider mission opportunities.

The Bible Teacher will be Stan Key who has served as both a missionary and a pastor. He served with his wife as missionaries in France for ten years. He is senior pastor of Loudonville Community Church in Albany, N.Y. for the 18 years. He joined the staff of the Francis Asbury Society in January of 2013.

The Song Evangelist is Brian Arner. Brian has emerged as one of the finest voice in inspiration Christian music. His dramatic solo interpretations thrill, inspire, and move his listeners. His vocal quality is matched only by the depth and sincerity of his spirit.

Tim Price and the Harvest Ministry Team will serve as the youth workers. Tim has served in camps, churches, and youth events since 1990. In 1996 Harvest was founded as a way to invite young adults to experience summer ministry hands-on. More than 200 young adults have traveled with Harvest.

Andy and Lizet Bowen and their children Lucas, Timothy and Joseph serve as missionaries for World Gospel Mission in Paraguay.

They will be our missionaries for the camp week. A native of Kenya Andy directs a language institute where missionaries learn both language and culture. Both are involved in evangelism, discipleship, and teaching, both in the community and in other parts of the country.

‘FEMA’ continued from Page A1 flood insurance premium will be in the thousands.

Right now flood insurance is optional for homeowners.

With a Class A designation, all homeowners who have a mortgage with a bank will be required to purchase the expensive FEMA floodplain insurance. First-time homeowner Zachary Weinzapfel is concerned how this will affect him and if it will apply to his particular mortgage and he

has received no notification to date.

The class A designation will also affect what can be built on personal property.

Permits to build room additions, for example, must be sent to the state DNR and FEMA for approval. Elevation concerns may affect the look of the room addition requiring it to be up higher or possibly on stilts. .

While some may say

Seeds of the Sower “The heavens proclaim the glory of God!” Do they really? When the writer looks into the heavens does he really believe that He can see God? Does he see an outline of God in a constellation? Are there stars shining somewhere that actually point to God’s eternal residence?

No. This Psalm, more than any other, reflects the beauty, splendor and handiwork of God. He is speaking of the revelation of God in the world of nature. His belief in God as Creator is not an argument

‘it doesn’t bother me, my house is out of the floodplain boundary,’ town leaders and businessmen are concerned about the overall effect on the town’s economy. Most middle class people have their main equity in their home. Property values will go down and will likely be reduced when placed in a Class A floodplain with all its restrictions and the requirement to carry floodplain insurance on all mortgages.

by Michael Guido

against the theory of evolution or the problems of science and the Bible. For him, Creation reveals the Lord’s royal majesty, sovereignty, power and design. He simply declares God’s existence and presence and wants to praise Him in worship and wonder.

We see God’s glory each morning when we are awakened by a majestic sunrise that erupts from the darkness of the night. We see His handiwork each time we look into the face of a rose, watch a bird in flight or see the crashing of waves.

All of creation clearly and convincingly announces the greatness and glory of God. This Psalm reveals a God who communicates to us through the majesty of His creation. The fact that He speaks openly to us through the work of His hands is a gracious expression of His love and His desire for us to know and worship Him. Although sin has attempted to hide His glory it is still with us and cannot be denied!

Visit us at Guido Gardens, Metter, Ga.

The children’s program (ages Kindergarten – completion of fifth grade) will be led by Debbie Randoll. She has served as the Children’s Ministry Director at Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Marion, Ill., for the past five years. Debbie holds an Elementary Education degree from SIU-C. She developed a love for camp as a child and enjoys creating those same experiences for children at Beu-

lah. She is excited about the opportunity to teach about God and the Bible through stories, games, crafts and music.

Nursery is available for children up through the age of four.

For more information regarding housing or costs visit our website at www.beulahholinesscamp.org, email secretary@beulahholinesscamp.org or call 618-204-9081.

Robert Seifert puts some ‘armadillo eggs’ (jalapenos, cheese and bacon) on the grill at Saint Matthew’s Annual Summer Social. Photo by Zach Straw Prospective buyers may not want homes in the area with all the floodplain insurance requirements and sellers will go ‘upside down’ with mortgages just to move out. Many of the most blighted areas of town are in the floodplain and urban renewal and rebuilding will be difficult and costly.

There is a bone of contention that the historic flood numbers used to calculate the figure of 381.6 feet above sea level included two floods which were anomalies. There are questions about how the calculations were even done and if it included these two high floods which do not reflect the natural flow of the Wabash River. (See separate article on Tom Straw in this issue).

Even if these two flood levels figures were used, local Soap Company Business Owner Jim Spann has done research in the library and measured where the waters would have come on his property in the historic high flooding. “Even with the high 1913 level, it would be up in my yard, but not in my home.”

As a result of his research

and photo documentation, Spann has submitted data to the DNR to ask for a LOMA (Letter of Map Amendment) waiver which would lower floodplain insurance costs if granted. “Anyone can do it who has concerns and researches the information,” he explained. Most of these would possibly require a surveyor to measure all four corners of a house to determine elevation. Most elevations in New Harmony are 380 feet above sea level, well under the required 381.6 feet.

Spann is worried about the effect of the new floodplain designations to the whole community. “This is another barrier, another hurdle to attracting families, businesses and entrepreneurs to New Harmony.”

Persons may view a preliminary FIRM (flood insurance rate map) at the New Harmony Town Hall. Areas in the Class A floodplain are designated in blue as if ‘under water.’ A disclaimer on the map says that it is considered the best available data at this time for determining the state’s regulatory

Mount Vernon Community Church VBS to begin July 24 Mount Vernon Community Church - Black's Chapel UMC, will be hosting their Vacation Bible School Sunday July 20 Thursday July 24 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. ‘God's Backyard Bible Camp’ invites pre-school through age 12 to an exciting evening with Bible stories, games, crafts and singing. A light meal will be served at 5:30 p.m. each evening.

MVCC - Black's Chapel is located at 1800 West Fourth Street, Mount Vernon by the water tower. For more information call Erica at 618-334-8901 or visit our website at blackschapelmv.org.

Community Table for July Free meal every Thursday, serving from 5 to 6 p.m. at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Everyone is welcome. No preaching, just good eating.

Thursday, July 17 – Taco Salad, Chips & Salsa, Applesauce, Two-year-old Brinley and her five-year-old brother Benjamin Eaton enjoyed Cookies; Thursday, July 24 – Pizza, Corn, Cottage Cheese, Chocsquirting their friends on Sunday afternoon, at the 2014 Saint Matthew Summer olate Pudding; Thursday July 31 – Chicken Casserole, Salad, Social. Photo by Zach Straw Roll, Desert

authority for construction in a floodway. It cannot be used for insurance rate purposes until it becomes effective in November.

The map establishes 381.6 feet as the target for being out of the floodplain. While houses now may be considered out of the floodplain, banks and lenders will see that most of New Harmony is below that number. In the future, more properties may be placed in floodplain A designation if they escaped the bullet for now.

What can be done to fight this or lessen the effect on the community’s economy?

Several possibilities are being discussed by residents and the town council. This question will be addressed in part two next week.

Johnson UMC to host VBS starting July 22 Johnson United Methodist Church invites all children (recommended ages 4 – 11) to ride the wave of God’s love at their summer Vacation Bible School, Beach Party Surfin’ Through the Scriptures. The fun begins on Tuesday, July 22 and ends Thursday, July 24 from 6 – 8 p.m. Each lesson will be supported with Bible stories, songs, crafts, games, and snacks.

Meet us at JUMC, 403 Raintree Street, New Harmony, on Tuesday, July 22 at 6 p.m. Call the church at 812-682-4648 or contact Christine Crews at 812-682-4306 for further information.

St. Philip Social set St. Philip’s Church Social is scheduled for August 9 and 10.

On Saturday they will have a pork chop dinner from 5 - 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday a chicken dinner from 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. For more information call Dan Horstman 812-205-6751.

Sermon of the Week: Revival

By Pastor Matt Watson, Mount Vernon General Baptist Church September 14, 15, 16, and 17 are the four days following Mount Vernon River Days.

On the heels of this special event, we bring you a special event. The special event begins with the Be-ginner, God. And it begins with the only way we know anything about God—His Word. You are invited to the physical location of Mount Vernon General Baptist Church at 1717 North Main Street, Mount Vernon on September 1417. Here you will hear mes-

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sages from a partnership of people who believe God has spoken in a way that is clear, authoritative, necessary, and suffi-cient. This event is about God’s words.

“A God-Sized Vision” is a book by Collin Hansen and John Woodbridge. The book has a subtitle: “Revival Stories that Stretch and Stir.” They chronicle that revival is preceded by the church rediscovering the “grand glorious, central truths” of Scripture. These truths include “the substitutionary death of Jesus Christ by his blood on the Cross, his miraculous resurrec-tion, God’s sovereign intervention in this world, and judgment for sin (14).” They quote the great English preacher Martin Lloyd-Jones: “However great a defender of the faith [one] may be, however doughty a champion of orthodoxy [one may be], he can fight and sweat…and write and do… things, but he is of no avail, he is important, [but] he cannot stem the tide. We [in our humanism] persist in thinking that we can set the situation right. We [want to solve a modern crisis so] we start anew society, we write a book, we organize a campaign, and

we are con-vinced that we are going to hold back the tide.

But we cannot. When the enemy comes in like a flood, it is the Lord who will raise… the banner. The fact of revival proves…so clearly again and again the…smallness of man left to himself (14).” Revival stories stretch.

Revival is the answer to our modern crisis. Satan is labeled “the accuser” in Revelation 12. Satan might accuse believers into identifying politics, defense, or educational theory as the primary solution to our modern crisis. Our modern crisis is seen, when seen, through the lens of 150 million orphans, diminished middle class, generational drug addiction, lax ethics, loss of self-control, poor money management skills, greed, boredom, incessant fighting, hurt, online eye gouging, casual work-ethic, and a less than ten percent of the population gathering in a house of worship per weekend. The modern crisis is seen by a small number of ethicallyminded people working (frantically?) while a seemingly disinterested large number of unen-gaged people stand down. These disinterested feel

little impetus to serve [and if they did feel an impetus to serve would not have confidence in where and how]. We must do better than pit-ting the doers against the nondoers. The modern crisis, “demands a God-sized response (14).” Revival is something God does. How should I prepare for revival?

First, rediscover the Bible as the revelatory book in which God has spoken. The sixty-six books of the Bible, Genesis to Revelation, tell of renewal. Read about Josiah the young king who rediscovered the book of law. Great revival broke out with the people. They were filled not with dutiful pity but glorious joy The people, in times of revival, are first stricken with guilt over their sin and second lifted with glorious promise of forgiveness in Christ. Apathy is broken when the hero of the Bible, Jesus Christ, is rediscovered by a people (16).

Hab-akkuk 3:2 notes, “Lord, I have heard of your fame; I stand in awe of your deeds, O Lord. Re-new them in our day, in our time make them known; in wrath remember mercy.”

Rediscover the Bible.

Second, pray for revival.

You can specifically pray for the preachers. What if we could rediscover the Scripture in September right on the heels of rediscovering our heritage at River Days? What if we sought God together for an answer to our modern crisis? What if you prayed for revival?

Third, sing. You do not have to be an on-key singer to participate. One of my favorite song-leaders implores the tone-deaf singer to “sing a little less pretty and a lot more loud” Ephesians 5 urges believers to sing spiritual songs and hymns. Research the hymn: “Revive Us Again.” Scottish doctor William Mackay felt drawn to Habakkuk 3:2 [mentioned above] and reflected on God’s mighty work in redemptive history. Mackay thought of the prophet Habak-kuk’s emboldened prayer in the midst of a modern crisis. Habakkuk prayed for revival though exile loomed for disobedient Judah. Thus, in 1863, Mackay wrote the hymn “Revive Us Again.”

The lyrics of “Revive Us Again” support our idea of revival. Here are the lyrics: “[v] We praise Thee, O God,

for the Son of Thy Love, For Jesus who died and is now gone above. [v2] We praise Thee, O God, for Thy Spirit of light, Who has shown us our Savior and scattered our night. [v3] All glory and praise to the Lamb that was slain, Who has borne all our sins and has cleansed every stain. [v4] Revive us again; fill each heart with Thy love; May each soul be rekindled with fire from above. [chorus] Hallelujah, Thine the glory Hallelujah, amen Hal-lelujah, Thine the glory Revive us again (1920).” We will surely sing hymns together, Sep-tember 14-17.

Fourth, simply, show up.

God will do something with us together He will not do with you alone. Show up. Arrange work and activities to prioritize these nights.

Read, pray, sing, and show up. If not now then when?

And if not you then who will seek God for revival? Drive, walk, or ask a participating believer for a ride to 1717 North Main Street. Your landmark will be a big white sign with the message: “Main Street Revival: God’s Word Our Foundation,” September 14-17, 6 p.m. nightly.

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The Bridge “Ghost of a Flea” (N) (MA)

Bring It! “Shut Up and Dance” The Dancing Dolls defend their title. (PG,L) 2014 ESPYs Å

Little Women: LA Traci reveals her hidden wild side. (14) Å

Cops (14) Å Bring It! The dancers feel pressure to perform. (PG) Å ESPY’s

Bring It! “The Lock-In” Dianna calls for an all-night rehearsal. (PG,L) Å

Last Call With Carson Daly (14)

Criminal Minds A series of target abductions. (In Stereo) (14) Å (DVS)

Motive “Angels With Dirty Faces” An erotic encounter gone awry. (N)

Big Brother House guests vie for the power of veto. (N) (PG) Å

Bring It! “Shut Up and Dance” The Dancing Dolls defend their title. (PG,L) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å

SportsCenter

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Inside Edition (N) (PG) Å

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The Goldbergs (In Modern Family (In The Middle (In Stereo) (PG) Å Stereo) (PG) Å Stereo) (PG) Å

Who Wants to Be 9 + WEHT a Millionaire (PG) Two and a Half

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Movie: ››‡ “Meet the Fockers” (2004, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Dustin Hoffman. Future in-laws clash in Florida. ‘PG-13’ (Adult language, adult situations)

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A.N.T. Farm (In Stereo) (G) Å

Born Schizophrenic: January (PG)

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Treehouse Masters (In Stereo) (PG)

Law & Order (14) Movie: “Secret of the Wings” (2012, Fantasy) Voices of Mae Whitman, Lucy Hale. (In Stereo) ‘G’ Å

To Be Announced Treehouse: Out on a Limb (PG)

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Chicken (MA)

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Born Schizophrenic (PG)

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Eyewitness News at 9PM (N)

Masterpiece Mystery! “Endeavour, Season 2: Sway” (14)

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The Vampire Diaries Damon receives a The Originals A confrontation ends grisly gift from Enzo. (14) Å unexpectedly. (In Stereo) (14) Å WNIN’s Top 9 (N)

NY Med (N) (In Stereo) Å

Last Comic Standing The comics serve 14 News at as tour guides. (N) (14) Å 10:00PM (N) Å

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Wheel of Fortune

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Jimmy Kimmel Live Dane Cook; Mark Duplass; Trey Songz. (14) Å

Manhattan (PG)

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Parks (PG)

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Late Show With David Letterman Colin The Late Late Show With Craig Fergu- How I Met Your Firth; Tommy Johnagin. (N) (PG) son Julia Ormond; Dan Riskin. (14) Mother (14) Å How I Met (14)

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Black Box “Emotion” Dr. Bickman’s doorman has an aneurysm. (N) Å

How I Met (14)

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MythBusters (In Stereo) (PG) Å Beasts of the Bayou “Half Man/Half Alligator” (In Stereo) (14,L,V) Å

World’s Wildest Police Videos (14)

Cops (PG) Å

World’s Wildest Police Videos (14)

Cops (PG) Å

Louie (MA)

MythBusters “Household Disasters” Testing household myths. (PG) Å

MythBusters “Household Disasters” Testing household myths. (N) (PG) iMPACT Wrestling (N) (In Stereo) (14) Å

You’re-Worst (MA) Louie (MA)

You’re-Worst (MA) Married “Pilot” (MA,L,S)

Married (MA)

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Hawaii Five-0 “Mea Makamae” (PG,V)

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Olbermann Å Perception “Eternity” (14,D,L,V) Å

Friends (PG) Å

Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å

Movie: “Flowers in the Attic” (2014, Suspense) Heather Graham, Ellen Burstyn.

Four children face cruel treatment from their grandmother. (14,S,V) Å

Murder in the First (MA) Å

The First 48 “Graveyard Love” (PG)

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Movie: “Petals on the Wind” (2014, Suspense) Heather Graham. Cathy confronts her grandmother and seeks revenge on mom. (14,D,L,S,V) Å

Beasts of the Bayou “Half Man/Half Alligator” (N) (In Stereo) (14,L,V) Å

How I Met (14)

Who Wants to Be 9 + WEHT a Millionaire (PG) Two and a Half

How I Met (14)

Cops (PG) Å

How I Met (14)

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MythBusters (In Stereo) (PG) Å

Seinfeld “The Apol- Family Guy (14) Å Family Guy “Deep The Big Bang (DVS) Throats” (14,D,L,S) Theory (PG)

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Four children face cruel treatment from their grandmother. (14,S,V) Å

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Tosh.0 (14,D,L)

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At Midnight (14)

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Alaska: The Last Frontier (14) Å

Here Comes (PG)

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Here Comes (PG)

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Leah Remini: It’s

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Good Luck Charlie Good Luck Charlie The Suite Life on (G) Å “Kwikki Chick” (G) Deck (G) Å

Here Comes (PG)

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Satisfaction An investment banker gains perspective. (14)

American River Renegades (PG) Dog With a Blog (G) Å

Rush “Pilot” (14,L,S) Å (DVS)

North Woods Law (PG) Å

Leah Remini: It’s

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American River Renegades (PG)

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Always Sunny (14) Always Sunny (14) Tosh.0 (14,D,L)

Movie: ›› “P.S. I Love You” (2007, Romance) Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, Lisa Kudrow.

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Kids’ Choice Sports 2014 (In Stereo) (G) Å

Movie: ›‡ “Tremors 4: The Legend Begins” (2004) Michael Gross.

Inside (PG)

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Kids’ Choice Sports 2014 (N) (In Stereo) (G) Å

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The First 48 (In Stereo) (PG) Å

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North Woods (PG) Alaska: The Last Frontier (14) Å

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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (14) Rush “Pilot” (N) (14,L,S) Å (DVS)

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Here Comes (PG)

Here Comes (PG)

Here Comes (PG)

Spartacus: Blood and Sand (MA)

I Didn’t Do It (In Stereo) (G) Å

Leah Remini: It’s

Defiance “Put the Damage On” (14)

Here Comes (PG)

Jessie Jessie gets Girl Meets World (Y) Å

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Dominion (MA)

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Man v. Food (PG)

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Golden Girls (PG) Golden Girls (PG) Golden Girls (PG) Golden Girls (PG) Frasier (PG) Å

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Reign “No Exit” Lola is suspicious of Lord Julien. (In Stereo) (14,D) Å

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Just Seen It (PG)

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The Late Late Show With Craig Fergu- How I Met Your son TV host Aisha Tyler. (N) (14) Mother (14) Å

PBS Previews (PG) Healthy Air

Crossbones Lowe plans on kidnapping Blackbeard. (N) (14) Å (DVS)

Jimmy Kimmel Live Gary Oldman; Nathan Fielder; Bleachers. (14) Å

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Blue Bloods “The Bogeyman” A new, deadly type of heroin. (14,L,V) Å

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Wheel of Fortune

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Deadliest Catch “Lost at Sea” The possible end of a career. (14,L,V)

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Deadliest Catch: On Deck “Greatest Game Ever Finished” (N) (14,L) Å

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Movie: ›› “You Again” (2010, Romance-Comedy) Kristen Bell, Jamie Lee Curtis. A Movie: ›‡ “Killers” (2010, Action) Ashton Kutcher, Katherine Heigl. A woman learns woman learns that her brother is marrying her old nemesis. Å the hard way that her husband is a hit man. Å

Cold Justice (14) Å

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CFL Football: Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Calgary Stampeders. From McMahon Stadium in Calgary. (N) (Live)

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Boxing: Friday Night Fights. (N) (Live) Å

Movie: ››‡ “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” (2005, Action) Brad Pitt. A husband and wife are assassins for rival organizations.

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Dog With a Blog “Dog With a Hog”

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NCIS: LA (14)

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Stellar committee gets a view of Mount Vernon

By Lois Mittino Gray Members of the Mount Vernon School Board were exhilarated to learn of the success of the Stellar Committee inspection visit that took place despite one glitch on the afternoon of the board’s regularly scheduled meeting on July 7. The school corporation’s Wildcat Activity Bus was ready to transport the group around on tour after a much-publicized trial run the week before …or so they thought.

School Superintendent Dr. Tom Kopatich explained that, “this morning the bus just wouldn’t start. The school mechanics worked on it for over three-and-a half-hours, but can’t figure out what is wrong. The best laid plans can go awry, so we just rolled with the punches.” A regular yellow school bus number 33 was approved for use and the tour rolled on with a little less creature comfort.

School Board President Beth McFadin Higgins did the introductory Powerpoint for the group before the tour. On the bus, inspection committee members were given an IPad to take notes that was used by a Mount Vernon Junior High School student.

Each student introduced himself in a little video on the device.

“This way they met one of our Stellar Students and it shows what a partnership of school and community can do. They loved it,” Higgins said. She said she made it clear in her talk that Mount Vernon is ready to hear its name announced by the governor as one of the winners of a Stellar Grant. He will announce two cities as winners at the State Fair during the second week of August.

Higgins was also elated to learn that all teaching and administrator positions are now filled for the next school year after personnel hiring became official. Nathaniel Groeninger and Teresa Shannon-Hornbeck were hired to teach special education at the high school. Mrs. Shannon-Hornbeck taught from 1989-2012 and is returning once again to the classroom. Kaitlin O’Reilly will teach Family and Consumer Science at the junior high school replacing Lynn Culley-Simms.

Alicia LePage was hired to teach science/agriculture at the junior high school. She will develop nine week rotations to include science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Board member Kathy Weinzapfel commented, “I’m glad we’re bringing science and agriculture to the junior high, along with family and consumer science. I run into so many college students in my work that are inept in self-care.”

Melony Hurm will replace Monica Collins as a Technology Integration Specialist working out of Hedges Central. She was given permission in-retro to attend the ISTE Technology Conference in Atlanta, Georgia on June 27 - July 2 and to attend the E-Revolution Workshop in Evansville on July 8-10.

In other board action: • Type A lunch prices were raised by ten cents for the upcoming school year. Elementary lunches will be $1.95, junior high and high school lunches are $2.10 and adult lunches are $2.85.

Reduced student lunches in all buildings remain at 40 cents.

Breakfast costs also remain the same as last year at $1.25 per student meal, $1.50 per adult and 30 cents for reduced breakfast cost.

• Textbooks were adopted for Business Math, Psychology, and English 9-12. Board members were pleased that Business Math is once more being offered as an elective as the class is so practical and useful.

• Resignations were accepted from Adam Jahn as a special education teacher, Marissa Reidford, Tara Rusher, and Theresa Shannon –Hornbeck as special education teacher assistants and Charleen King as a bus attendant. Ellen Gottman resigned as an assistant HS volleyball coach and Dustan Rubenacker resigned as an assistant HS football coach.

• The board recognized the achievement of five MVHS students at the Future Farmers of America State Convention. Hoosier degrees were given to Zack Allyn, Brianne Ritzert, Mat Seifert and Bre and Jacob Zoch. Ritzert was elected District X president and Jacob Zoch won second place in Specialty Crop Production. Madison Denning was named Academic All State in softball by the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association.

• Cafeteria bids for the 2014-15 school year were accepted.

• Director of Business Loren Evans passed out a list of items for the board to declare as surplus. After doing so, Evans announced there would be a one day sale on Saturday, July 19 at the Junior High Auxiliary Gym from 8 a.m. to noon. “This is not a garage sale with really reduced prices,” Evans said. “Some of the items have real value and we want to find the right buyer.” Items include gym athletic lockers, lighting fixtures and bus video systems.

• Board members Mark Isaac and Heather Allyn volunteered to serve on the 2014-15 High Ability Broad-based Committee. Allyn returns to the position while Isaac replaces Clarence Nelson.

• As required by state law, the school corporation had to set student capacity and a deadline date for non-residents who would like to transfer in. The capacity was set at 240 students per grade level with a deadline date of January 16, 2015.

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STELLAR COMMUNITY

Mount Vernon Kiwanis present a check for the Stellar Community Fund. Pictured left to right: Beth McFaddinHiggins, Herb Curry, Dennis Clark, Bill Gooden, Larry Horton, Dennis Moore, Brittany Johnson, Ed Adams, Don Sobek, Jack Higgins, Dave Belcher, and Father Alan Rutherford. Photo submitted

County feels the pain of technology

By Valerie Werkmeister A much needed e-mail exchange program for county offices with an $8,005 price tag begs one question: how will the county pay for it?

When Justin Faith of Automated Office Solutions, (AOS) the county’s IT administrator, presented the information about the program to the commissioners during their July 1, meeting, all agreed that the program is a good idea.

The very reason the county was forced to hire AOS last December was due to a computer virus and a string of computer-related problems. Since that time, the county has spent thousands of dollars to upgrade its systems and get county government offices running efficiently.

The current system is riddled with problems. The e-mail server is housed off-site through part-time administrator, Jeff Goodrich. If Goodrich’s internet service goes down, so do the county’s e-mail. Security risks are a concern as well since the current server only allows a 5mb e-mail attachment size.

County executive assistant Keely Winiger explained this has forced employees to use their personal web-based e-mail programs such as Yahoo or Hotmail in order to send attachments.

Commissioner Jim Alsop agreed the software purchase is a good idea, but questioned whether there was money in the budget to pay for it.

Winiger replied the budget has already been depleted. A number of other IT expenses has already tapped into the budget and may force Winiger to request an additional appropriation from the county council.

In April, Winiger asked the commissioners to approve the purchase of a new server that would be in-house and hire a new full-time website developer. They approved her request and the new server cost $11,797 and the website development from Mobile Idea Marketing Studio came with a $14,000 price tag. This purchase was not initially in the budget.

Other county offices such as the Recorder, Assessor and Building Commission had to take monies from the IT budget in order to pay for necessary hardware. The cost to bring the Treasurer’s office online thus far is $4,913. Updates to the drug task force database cost $1,075 and the maintenance staff had to rebuild their Trane Software process controls at a cost of $3,000. All these were unexpected and un-budgeted expenses that total $34,785.50.

As Winiger explained, it is often difficult to plan for these types of expenditures when budgets must be completed and planned for the next year starting in the preceding June.

Sometimes, parameters of the project are not defined at the time budgets are completed.

Winiger stated she currently has $12,125 in her budget for software, but those funds will be needed in order to cover expenses through the remainder of the year.

One possible funding source may come from the Treasurer’s office. Treasurer Justin White has been working to collect outstanding judgments that have been on the county books for some time. To date, he has brought in $46,000 that is pure profit for the county since those debts were charged off long ago.

As yet, the county council has not determined how they wish to allocate those funds. Winiger stated she plans to discuss the idea with the council at their upcoming meeting.

The commissioners tabled any action on the e-mail exchange software purchase until more investigation can be completed on how it will be funded.

The county may have little recourse to aide neighbor’s complaints about nuisance ordinance violations on Loren Drive. Tall weeds and grass are causing unsightly conditions and the complaints were discussed during the last commissioner’s meeting. Complaints were made against Timothy Regis and Shannon V. Palmer at 2900 and 2910 Loren Drive as well as James F. and Idella M. Davis of 2812 and 2824 Loren Drive. The problem lies in that the county ordinance is only applicable when the violation is visible from a county road. Loren Drive is a private road.

Attorney Jacob Weis stated he visited the site with Building Commissioner Ed Battieger. He noted that while a small portion of the drive may be visible, most would not. He stated the neighbors may appeal to the homeowner’s association or land rent owners. Any action by the commissioners was table until further investigation is completed.

Another nuisance ordinance complaint was lodged against James and Patricia Ann Davis of 11948 Diamond Island Road. Commissioners discussed that the complaints about the couple’s property has been discussed numerous times. Alsop suggested they send a letter notifying the Davis’ they have 30 days to clean up the property before further legal action is taken against them.

Posey County Clerk Betty Postletheweight’s request for a change of polling places was approved. She requested Black Township 9 be moved from its current place at the Moose Lodge to Black 10 at the Alexandrian Public Library. She also requested Black 2 at Welborn Church be combined with Black 3 to meet at Black’s Chapel.

Commissioners discussed some concerns about the move from Welborn Church to Black’s Chapel. Postletheweight stated it has been rumored the church may close soon and she worried about finding a suitable location for Black 2 voters.

Commissioner president Carl Schmitz stated he had heard the same rumors regarding the church. The election board also approved the changes.

Last month, commissioners heard a proposal from Emergency Medical Services Director, Chuck Thompson to increase ambulance rates. The commissioners agreed to approve the ordinance. The Advanced Life Support 2 (ALS2) calls will increase from $600 to $900. The Advanced Life Support non-emergency (ALS) calls will increase from $450 to $675 and the Basic Life Support (BLS) calls will increase from $300 to $450. These rates are currently in effect.

A representative from Wessler Engineering presented information regarding the new soccer field in Mount Vernon.

Contractors will be able to pick up plans on July 10 and bids for the project will be due by 9 a.m. on August 2. The commissioners will open bids during their meeting on August 5.

Highway Superintendent Steve Schenk reported that work on Continental Camp and Matz Roads in Griffin are 95 percent complete. Local oil companies agreed to foot the bill to repair the roads after they were heavily destroyed by heavy truck traffic.

The next commissioner’s meeting will be on Tuesday, July 15, at 9 a.m. in the Hovey House in Mount Vernon.

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Workers prepare the columns that will hold the new sign on the east side of New Harmony. (l to r) John Seibert, Christ Koester, Rod Will and Town Board President Joe Straw. The city hopes to have the sign dedicated within the next couple of weeks.

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A violation of the town’s nuisance ordinance at Terry Moore’s property at 10228 Whiting Street was discussed.

The property has not been mowed and tall weeds and grass have grown. The council agreed to send Moore a letter requesting the grass be mowed before further legal action is taken.

The council also discussed a request for a ‘Children at Play’ sign in the Joubert/ Whiting/Walnut Streets area.

Town employee Steve Sims agreed to locate and install a sign.

They also discussed the need for a new ordinance that would limit the speed in town to 20 mph or 25 mph.

Sims reported it will take a few more weeks to acquire a new fire hydrant at the end of Walnut Street. The hydrant is a smaller size and is taking additional time to be manufactured.

The council accepted a quote from Beuligmann’s Heating and Air for the purchase of a new central air unit at the community center. The new unit will cost $5,884.

Sims gave a detailed report

listing all the projects he has completed during the past month. Some of the items include: • The discovery that the town’s back-ho is leaking transmission fluid. Sims requested permission to contact Diamond Equipment to make a service call to fix the problem.

• An Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) inspection was scheduled July 10, in order to meet Sims.

• A water tower cleaning was scheduled July 22. The tower will be down for the day. He requested residents try to conserve water for 48 hours to 72 hours following that to allow time to bring the service back to full capacity. The conservation requests residents not to water flowers or gardens or wash their vehicles during this time. Anyway water can be conserved would be appreciated.

• Five trees in the park are dying and need to be removed and replaced. Sims reported that after a recent storm, he and his assistant spent an hour and one half picking up limbs in the park. He suggested the town take down the trees and replace them in the near fu-

ture.

• Sims discovered a few other fire hydrants that need to be replaced following a recent hydrant flush. A hydrant located at Walnut and Joubert Streets will not open and a hydrant on Evansville Street has a valve that will not close.

Town Marshal Andy Porath reported that extra patrols have been watching for activity at the Cynthiana Post Office. Last month, Postmaster Tammy Yearwood reported annoying activities occurring in the post office lobby.

Porath asked for the public’s assistance in trying to curb the activity and to report anything questionable to the police immediately. If the activity persists, the lobby will be closed.

Porath stated since the extra patrols started, they have not seen any activity.

Local residents were reminded to fill out the recent survey that was mailed by the post office. Town Clerk-Treasurer Greta Mounts stated that if at least 60 percent of the surveys are not received, the town may face the closure of its post office.

The next town council meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 12, at 6 p.m. in the town hall.

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Pictured are Patty Wilson, Sherri Lueder, and Crystal Collins. Patty will fill the opening on the Cynthiana Town board. Sherri Lueder will run for Assessor and Crystal Collins will run for Clerk. The Democratic caucus was held June 28.

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It is ‘May Day’ at Posey County Fair’s pageant night

Pictured are Posey County 4-H fair royalty. Left to right are Sponsor Award winner Pictured are Posey County Teen Queen winners. From left are Joanie Spillane, Miss Sara O’Neil, Queen Hillary May, and first runner-up and Miss Congeniality, Andrea Congeniality and Sponsor Award winner, Ellen May, Miss Posey Teen Queen, and OlSeifert. Photo by Dave Pearce ivia Trent, first runner-up. Photo by Dave Pearce

Pictured are the Posey County 4-H fair Princess winners. Left to right are first runner-up Avery Collins, Sponsor winner Haley Duffey, princess Alison Gansman, Miss Congeniality Kathryn Baize, and second runner-up Samantha McCutchan. Photo by Dave Pearce

Pictured are the Posey County 4-H fair Duchess winners. Left to right are second runner-up Emma Yarber, first runner-up Libby Fifer, Duchess Isabel Glaser, Miss Congeniality Chloe Farley, and Sponsor Award winner and third runner-up Autumn Schaffer. Photo by Dave Pearce

New ‘social host’ law puts more bite in underage drinking charge Special to the News As of July 1, the new social host law goes into effect. It is illegal to provide alcohol to minors and now it is illegal to provide a place for them to drink it. During the 2014 legislative session, the Indiana Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking worked with legislators to pass the social host law, which was part of SB 236, makes it a Class B misdemeanor for

adults knowingly and intentionally provide a place for minors to drink.

The offense becomes a Class A misdemeanor if the person has a prior unrelated conviction; and a Level Six felony if the consumption, ingestion, or use of the alcoholic beverage is the proximate cause of the serious bodily injury or death of any person.

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forcement to use in their efforts to disperse and disband underage drinking parties,” said Lisa Hutcheson, director of the Indiana Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking.

“We hope that parents and other adults understand the criminal and civil liability of providing a place for minors to drink and will not become a party to underage drinking.”

The Indiana Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking would like to thank Senator Pete Miller (R-24), Senator R. Michael Young (R35), Senator Lonnie Randolph (D-2), Representative Matt Pierce (D-61), Representative Greg Steuerwald (R-40), and Representative Jud McMillin (R-68) for their work on and support of this law.

State Fair Queen to attend Posey County Fair Tuesday Indiana State Fair Queen Alyssa Garnett diana State Fair is such an honor to me bewill be visiting many of events at the Posey cause I will now have the chance to become County Fair on Tuesday. Garnett can be involved with the fair in a hands-on way,” found at the Beautiful Baby, Garnett said.

Little Miss and Tractor Pull The ambitious Purdue competitions at 5:30 p.m.

University junior is pursuat the Posey County Fairing her Masters in Business grounds.

Administration. Garnett is The FFA and seven-year a member of the School of 4-H alumnus knows what Management Council and a it is like to be a county fair sister of the Delta Gamma participant and queen consorority. testant. Garnett was crowned “I’m so excited to meet the Miss Pulaski County before fairgoers and visit the counreceiving the title of the 56th ty,” said Garnett. “I’ve lived Indiana State Fair Queen in Indiana my entire life, but during the final day of the never had the chance to see 2013 Indiana State Fair. many of the counties I will be The Posey County Fair visiting throughout the sumAlyssa Garnett will be one of many summer mer.” appearances for Garnett. Beyond attending As Miss Indiana State Fair 2014, Garnett the events on July 15, she will be promoting will spend her summer visiting over 30 counKathleen Glaser, Reserve Champion Kimberly Korff and Champion Isabel Glaser the upcoming State Fair, Aug. 1-17. ty fairs, festivals and queen pageants promot- competed in the sewing class at the 2014 4-H Fashion Revue Show. Sixth-grader Isabel “I have been attending the State Fair since ing the 2014 Indiana State Fair before serv- took home the Grand Champion Ribbon in both sewing and consumer classes. See next I was a little girl. Being crowned Miss In- ing as the Official Hostess of the State Fair. week’s 4-H edition for more results and photos. Photo by Zach Straw

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South Gibson (North Posey) team is State Champion

By Dave Pearce Occasionally in baseball, you can see a dominating performance, even at the professional level. But rarely do you see such a dominating performance as the South Gibson baseball team had this weekend in the state championship played in Lawrenceburg, Ind. South Gibson run-ruled four of the five teams they faced in state tournament action this weekend.

“It’s a whole lot easier drive home with the state title,” Coach Damien Word said during an interview on the team’s four- to five-hour trip home.

The win qualified Word’s South Gibson team for the ninestate Ohio Valley Championship tournament set for the last weekend of July in upper Wisconsin. This would be the team’s second straight trip to the Ohio Valley championships. Jasper actually won the tournament last season. Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, Minnesota, and Iowa state champions will clash for the region title.

While the team dominated four of the five games, Sunday’s first game against always-tough Jasper was probably the deciding game of the entire tournament.

Jasper jumped out to a 9-0 lead and it appeared the South Gibson team (featuring mostly North Posey players) were going to go home without accomplishing what they had set out to do…win a state Babe Ruth title.

“Dalton Rankin stated on the mound for us and he had been looking really good all weekend,” Word said of the strong, athletic multi-sport star. “But Jasper came in ready and they put up seven runs in the first inning on Dalton. I had to bring in Jacob Murphy just to get us out of the first inning.”

After two innings, Jasper held a 9-0 lead and appeared to be a lock to head into the state championship game later in the day. But the South Gibson team simply did not give up and would not go away.

But it appeared that Word’s plan to hold his ace, Ethan Morlock, for the title game had back-fired.

“I had Ethan in my back pocket but I didn’t rally want to use him until the championship game,” Word said. “But under the circumstances, I did everything I could to put him into the game earlier but my assistant coaches (Ryan Montgomery, Bobby Bazan, and Robert Morlock) talked me out of it.

From that point forward, we let our offense speak for itself.”

So the team nor the coach panicked (well, not totally), according to Word.

“I pulled them together and told them that we had been scoring runs all weekend and that I knew they could come back and win the game 10-9 if they really wanted too,” Word said of his pep talk. “I have been around these guys for three years and I knew they were capable of winning.”

South Gibson then began doing what it had done best all week long, they began to manufacture runs.

“We started chipping away. We had a nice bunt by Josh Wiggins that put runners in scoring position and a nice hit by Ethan Morlock that made it 9-2,” Word said. “We continued to do what we do best, we ran the bases and moved guys over with the bunts. We traded runs for outs every inning and we got back into it that way.”

Riordan entered the game in the fourth inning and kept things in check while South Gibson was making its come-

Pictured are members of the Indiana Babe Ruth State Championship team. In front are Justin Blackburn, Jaxon Wiggins, and, Quinton Fife. In row two are Ethan Rose, Josh Wiggins, Levi Ricketts, Jacob Murphy, Cole Dilbeck, and John Clutter. In back are coaches Robert Morlock, head coach Damien Word, Ethan Morlock, Dalton Rankin, Dyllan Riordan, Glenn Alexander, Ryan Daugherty, Noah Scheller, and assistant coaches Ryan Montgomery and Bobby Bazan. Photo submitted back.”

Morlock then saw his first action of the tournament in the final inning of the semi-final contest.

With his team down by one run and one at-bat remaining, Morlock set Jasper down 1-2-3 in the top of the seventh and that left it up to the offense to get it done…and they did.

Josh Wiggins got on base with a walk and the speedy sprinter quickly stole second. Morlock then double to tie the game with one out. Morlock advanced to third base on a wild pitch and scored on a Levi Ricketts single in the bottom of the seventh to win the game.

“It was a wild one,” Word summed it up. “Jasper came to play ball and they did a great job.”

Following the nerve-wracking 16-15 win, South Gibson was given only a 20-minute break as threatening skies moved the championship game ahead. The team would have to face Princeton’s ace Reneer, on of the area’s best pitchers.

But after the Jasper nail-biter, South Gibson would take no chances against Princeton, hanging a five-spot on Reneer in the top of the first inning and four more in the second. And with Morlock on the mound, Word felt incredibly good about his team’s chances.

Noah Scheller drove in the 10-0 game-winner in the fifth inning as Morlock gave up only three hits in the contest and set Princeton down in order in the home half of the final inning.

“We are just so fundamentally sound, Word said, praising his team and their efforts. “I’ve been in a really good position where I have gotten to coach these guys for three years.

Eleven of the 15 players are from North Posey but you would

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Wilderman awarded Perdue Scholarship Chase Wilderman, son of Leon Wilderman of Poseyville, arm of Perdue Farms, was established in 1957 by company Ind., was awarded a $5,000 scholarship from the Arthur founder Arthur W. Perdue and is funded through the estates W. Perdue Foundation, the charitable giving arm of Perdue of Arthur W. Perdue and Frank Perdue. The Foundation Farms. has awarded scholarships to children of its associates and Wilderman received one of 15 scholarships independent farm family partners every year given this year to children of Perdue employsince 1983. Professionals in education from ees and independent contract farm partners. the College Scholarship Service of Princeton, Winners were selected based on academic N.J., select the recipients. The non-renewable achievement, extracurricular activities and awards can be used at any accredited college community involvement. in the United States, regardless of major or Wilderman, whose father is a turkey profield of study. ducer for Perdue, will attend Indiana UniverAbout Perdue Farms: sity-Purdue University of Indianapolis to purPerdue Farms is dedicated to enhancing the sue a degree in mechanical engineering. He quality of life for everyone we touch through attended North Posey High School, where he innovative food and agricultural products. took the most rigorous coarse load available, Since our beginning on Arthur Perdue’s farm graduating with a 3.78 unweighted GPA. in 1920, to our expansion into agribusiness Besides his rigorous academic pursuits, and the introduction of the PERDUE® brand Chase Wilderman Wilderman held leadership positions in the of chicken and turkey under Frank Perdue, Spanish Club, Varsity Club, Student Council, and continuing with our third generation of 4-H Club, National Honor Society, and the Engineering and leadership with Chairman Jim Perdue, we’ve remained Technology Club, of which he served as president. He also family owned and family operated. We are the parent comearned Varsity Letters in both tennis and golf. pany of Perdue Foods and Perdue AgriBusiness.

Wilderman particularly excelled in math and physics, which he sees as a path to a better world. “Because of my love for physics, math, and improving my community, mechanical engineering fits me perfectly,” Wilderman said.

He said he hopes one day to develop clean US-based sourcPosey County News to sponsor invitational es of energy that would reduce air pollution while providBrittlebank Swim team will host the Posey County News ing jobs.

Invitational swim meet on July 19 at Brittlebank Pool. The Through his church’s youth group, Wilderman volunpool will be closed for this event that day. The meet starts teers his time at a variety of events, including a plant sale, blood drive, charity run, and preparing and serving meals at at 9 a.m. We will be open Sunday, July 20 regular hours 12 - 6 p.m., for information contact the pool at 838-4586. the Evansville Rescue Mission. He also helps the town of Poseyville by raking leaves in the fall and shoveling snow Poseyville Kiwanis sets date for annual golf scramble in the winter.

The Poseyville Kiwanis Club will be holding our annual Adhering to Mahatma Gandhi’s famous adage, one of his golf scramble on July 26, 2014 at the Country Mark Golf favorites, Wilderman says he believes in being the change Course in Mount Vernon, Ind. Cost is $40 per/person, that he wants to see in the world. includes green fees, golf cart, food after, and prizes. If you About the Arthur W. Perdue Foundation Scholarship Prowould like to attend please contact poseyvillekiwanis@ gram: hotmail.com.

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Ethan to Ethan battery is one key to team’s success

By Dave Pearce While South Gibson Babe Ruth Baseball team coach Damien Word gave credit where it was due during the season and in the Babe Ruth All Star state tournament over the weekend, he and the other players on the team are aware that they have had an ace in the coach’s hip pocket throughout the season.

Soften-spoken and mannerly, North Posey sophomore-tobe Ethan Morlock lets his play on the field speak for him.

During the regular Babe Ruth season this year, Morlock gave up only one run all season (in 32 innings), and that came on a balk. Following the win Sunday at the state tournament, Word talked about Morlock.

“He is phenomenal,” Word said. “Dating back even to last year, when people watch him, they just stop and ask me about him. He is just a special pitcher.”

Morlock saw considerable action toward the end of his freshman season on the North Posey Viking squad this season. He was a late-comer to his Poseyville Black team because he was on the North Posey High School sectional roster this season.

“He has velocity, usually in the low 80s,” Word said. “He definitely locates his pitches. He has a very good breaking ball to complement his fast ball. But the thing that really makes him so good on the mound is his demeanor. He imposes his will on the other teams. He has confidence. He’s had a great two years on the mound and it shows.”

Word said there was no better example of Morlock’s mental toughness than Sunday’s final. He picked up both wins on the day, coming in with his team behind in the top of the seventh to shut down Jasper while scoring the winning run on a Levi Ricketts single. He pitched a three-hitter in the second game to shut out the No. 1-seeded Princeton squad in the title game.

He had played the entire seven innings against Jasper and then, on a 20-minute rest, and without his best ‘stuff,’ as team backed him with 10 runs.

“He knows that he imposes his will on the other team,” Word said. “During the regular season, the one run he gave up was on a balk. He was doing a ‘Sutcliff move,’ which just this

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Mount Vernon Owen Dunn splits pair in rain-shortened week Special to the News The Mount Vernon Owen Dunn Legion Post 5 baseball team defeated Carmi 7-6 on Tuesday and then lost to Newburgh 16-5 on Thursday night. Monday’s game against Evansville Pate was rained out.

Post 5 delivered some timely hits in the bottom of the eighth inning and held on in the ninth to pick up the win against a tough Southern Illinois opponent, Carmi. Collin Woods got the start on the mound and pitched four scoreless innings.

Post 5 scored first with a run in the second inning.

Tanner Curtis walked with one out in the inning. Austin Krizan singled to right field and Curtis advanced to third base. With two outs, Zack Carl lined a single to center field, scoring Curtis.

Carl relieved Woods in the top of the fifth inning and pitched three solid innings, giving up three unearned runs. Post 5’s only error of the game was a costly threerun throwing misfire with the bases loaded and two outs, which scored all three base runners. Carmi had a 3-1 lead until the bottom of the fifth inning when Brandon Merrick walked with the bases loaded, scoring Ryan Goeltz.

Carmi continued to lead the game 3-2 until the bottom of the eighth inning when Post 5 was able to string together some timely hits. Bryce Krizan started the inning with a line drive single to leftfield. With one out, Krizan stole second and then scored the tying run on a line drive double to left center from Austin Krizan. Goeltz singled to right field, sending Krizan to third. Then with

the scored tied 3-3 and two runners on base, Zack Carl delivered a triple to right field that scored both Krizan and Goeltz. Bryce Newman then hit a long sacrifice fly to center that scored Carl.

Post 5 held on in the ninth inning to win the game 6-5, despite giving up three walks that led to two runs. Four Post 5 batters had two hits: Ryan Goeltz, Zack Carl, Bryce Krizan, and Austin Krizan.

On Thursday night, Post 5 traveled to Castle High School to take on Newburgh. Mount Vernon scored two runs in the top of the first inning. Ryan Goeltz lined a single to left field and Drake McNamara singled to center field. Austin Krizan lined a single to center that scored Goeltz from third base. McNamara then scored on a hard ground ball up the middle by Craig Beeson.

Unfortunately for Post 5, 10 walks and six errors led to a seven-inning short game, which Mount Vernon lost 16-5.

Coach Kevin Krizan said, “We hit the ball really well tonight (13 hits), but our walks and errors really hurt us and ultimately cost us the game.”

Mount Vernon was led offensively by Bryce Krizan with three hits (2B and RBI); Drake McNamara with two hits (2B); and Craig Beeson two hits (2 RBIs).

This week Post 5 was to be in action on Monday at Heritage Hills High School against Hoosier Express; Tuesday against at Reitz High School against Evansville Funkhouser; and Wednesday at home against defending state legion champion, Princeton.

Austin Krizan digs deep to bring the heat during Legion action this week. Photo by Garry Beeson

Winners of the St. Wendel Slugfest 10-U Baseball Tournament held June 23 - 29 at the St. Wendel Athletic Club on Spahn Road. The St. Wendel 10-U All Stars went undefeated in the tournament defeating West Terrace 5-3 in the championship game. Pictured front row left to right: Blake Zirkelbach, Adyn Collins, Jackson Graff, Bryce Humphrey, and Ryan Van Bibber. Middle row: Tyler Thompson, Devon Lintzenich, Jake Will, Cody Wells, Colton Okes, and coach Carl Graff. Back row: coaches Clinton Tooley, Rod Will, and Ben Okes. Photo submitted

Bronson Quinzer applies the tag for his Mount Vernon team during baseball action this week. Photo by Garry Beeson

State Champions, from Page B3 never know they are not all from the same school. The players all get along great and the parents are great. They have meshed well and they have all contributed. It is like one big family. And we are a very quick team.”

So the team nor the coach didn’t seem to mind the long ride home because they had yet another ride waiting for them when they reached Poseyville at around 11 p.m. on Sunday evening. That would be a ride through the sleepy village of Poseyville on the town fire truck in celebration of the team’s win.

The team traveled to Ohio and faced Milan on Thursday evening and defeated them 14-1 for the first win in pool play. Dalton Rankin, Dylan Riordan, and Cole Dillbeck combined on the mound for the win.

The team then turned around on Friday and faced usual area power McCutchanville in the other pool play game to determine the seedings for Sunday’s semi-final and final games. South Gibson also won that game easily, 14-3. Riordan three three shut-out innings, Dillbeck pitched an inning and Jacob Murphy pitched the fifth for South Gibson in the mercy rule-shortened contest.

Then on Saturday, the team faced Bloom-

ington, Ind., and totally dominated their neighbors to the north in another shortened affair, 19-2. Dylan Riordan pitched the first three scoreless innings and picked up the win.

Riordan struck out seven batters in three innings. Murphy came in to gain the save. Levi Ricketts also helped his team with some quality innings on the mound as well as being a utility player for the team.

“Dylan was very key to our success this weekend,” Word said of the lanky righthander. “He has come full circle. He looks like the guy he should be. He actually came in and gave up a couple of excellent innings in the Jasper game when things had gotten out of hand. He also had at least seven hits for us in the tournament.”

In the game against Jasper, Josh Wiggins and Morlock (a pair of doubles) each had three hits. Jason Murphy and Dylan Riordan each had a pair of hits in the contest.

Then against Princeton, Wiggins had a pair of hits while Justin Blackburn also had a pair. Morlock, Quentin Fife, Ricketts, Dalton Rankin, Riordan, Scheller, and Glenn Alexander all had shots against Princeton in the title game.

Ethan battery, from Page B3 year was ruled illegal in Babe Ruth.”

Morlock had a no-hitter and three shut-outs to his credit during the regular season and capped that off with nine shut-out innings in the state tournament over the weekend.

But while Morlock and the South Gibson pitching squad was tough on the mound, Word also credited another Ethan, catcher Ethan Rose, with an incredible week behind the plate.

“He threw out a runner or two at second and threw behind a runner or two at third base for pick-offs,” Word said of Morlock’s classmate. “He just did an amazing job behind the plate. He had two doubles and four RBIs in

the first two games with the bat. His performance behind the plate was so critical so we could use Levi Ricketts in the field.”

Rose caught all but three innings of the five games during the state tournament, including the win in the 10-0 title game against Princeton.

“He had a little trouble with the heat in the first game and Levi came in but Ethan was right back behind the plate for the championship,” Word said.

With first-year head coach Darrick Wiggins taking this season’s team to 16 wins, things are looking incredibly bright for upcoming seasons in North Posey baseball.

VIKING FOOTBALL CAMP North Posey Youth Football Camp set for July 28 through July 31 at North Posey High School football field. The camp will run from 9:00 to 11:00 am. This is for the incoming students in fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades for the year 2014-2015. Cost is $25.00 per camper. Checks should be payable to VIKING FOOTBALL and returned with the registration form to: Coach Paul Rynkiewich, 1510 Sassafras Drive, Evansville IN 47712. For more information, contact Coach Rynkiewich at 568-6366.

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LEGALS Court News there he will kill the subject— Farmersville Road, Mount Vernon 9:41 p.m.—Information—Advised he may have found his stolen 4-wheeler on Craig’s List. He is wanting to speak with an officer to see what can be done about this—Grandview Drive, Evansville 10:04 p.m.—Disturbance—Caller advised she is needing an officer at her residence. She is getting a divorce from her husband and they are arguing and having problems. It is just verbal at this time. She is wanting an officer to have him leave the residence before the situation escalates for her child’s sake—Lower New Harmony Road, Mount Vernon 11:09 p.m.—Information—Caller advised was contacted by a female subject in reference to being assaulted by husband. Female advised she was enroute to the emergency room at this time—E. 4th Street, Mount Vernon

Arrests July 3 Krista McCarty—Mount Vernon—Driving While Suspended—PCS Anita Taborn—Carrier Mills, Ill.—Forgery—PCS July 6 Candace Waters—Mount Vernon—Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury, Criminal Mischief—MVPD Michael Hardy—Mount Vernon—Failure to Return to Scene of an Accident, Resisting Law Enforcement, Failure to Stop After Accident— MVPD July 7 William Ricketts—Mount Vernon—Warrant, Burglary, Theft—PCS Sean Clark—Mount Vernon—Warrant, Assisting a Criminal, Receiving Stolen Property—PCS July 9 Lucinda Heath—Mount Vernon—Operating While Intoxicated--MVPD

June 10 1:45 a.m.—Information— Request a call from deputy— Broadway Ave, Evansville 5:30 a.m.—Car/Deer—Silver Lexus, heavily damaged.

He advised unsure if deer is dead—Hwy 66, Wadesville

Complaints June 9 6:48 p.m.—Family Fight—Fighting with brother-in-law. Is physical. Caller advised if officers do not get

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2014-95 POSEY COUNTY COUNCIL ORDINANCE 2014-07-08-05 AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE POSEY COUNTY SHERIFF’S COUNTY WORK RELEASE FEE WHEREAS, THE Posey County Sheriff has established a Work Release program (Program) in Posey County pursuant to Indiana Code 11-12-5-3 and pursuant to the terms of that Program, has charged each inmate participating in the Program the sum of Ten Dollars ($10.00) per day for each day, or part thereof, that the participating inmate works and receives wages as a result of the Program; WHEREAS, it is the intent of the Posey County Council to ratify the Program and all funds collected historically in the Program, and in the future of the Program; NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED, by the Posey County Council of Posey County, Indiana that: 1. The Work Release Program operated by the Posey County Sheriff is hereby ratified and confirmed in every respect as allowed by Indiana law 2. The Posey County Sheriff is authorized to collect fees from persons participating in the Work Release Program, as allowed by law, and shall keep an accounting thereof. The work release fees collected shall be submitted to the Posey County Auditor, or the Auditor’s designee, on a regular basis.

3. The Posey County Auditor shall also keep account of said sums of money and place the same in the Jail Work Release Fund established by Resolution 2012-12-11-22.

This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and shall ratify the operation of the Work Release Program from its inception and ratify the collection of fees from inmates participating in the Program since its inception.

Adopted by the Posey County Council this gth day of July, 2014.

“POSEY COUNTY COUNCIL” “AYE”

By E. Alan Blackburn

By Robert Gentil

By Donald Mattingly

By Martin Redman

By Tracy Ripple

By Absent - Tom Schneider

By Ralph Weinzapfel

“NAY”

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7:12 a.m.—Alarm—Rear door—North Street, Cynthiana ·8:47 a.m.—Road Hazard—Tree blocking westbound lane—Hwy 66, Wadesville 8:47 a.m.—Information— Requesting to speak with deputy in reference an accident on June 7, 2014. He has additional information—Schneider Lane, Wadesville 10:47 a.m.—Information—Caller is stepmother of male subject. Stated he owns a 2011 white Jeep Wrangler that looks like it has been wrecked and possibly rolled.

Said he hit a pole but unsure of location. She was checking to see if maybe he had been involved in an accident with any other vehicle or property damage in our county— Evansville 10:49 a.m.—Road Closed—Replacing culvert— Bonebank, Mount Vernon 11:51 a.m.—Vandalism— Semi just unloaded and left going northbound on Street.

Wendel-Cynthiana Road.

Took out gate on property-Wadesville 12:24 p.m.—Motorist Assist—Red Dodge—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 12:55 p.m.—Theft—Air card used for Internet taken off of charger from office in pole barn—Nation Road, Mount Vernon 12:59 p.m.—Threatening—Neighbor threatened to shoot him. He just wants a call. It is not going on at this time. This is an ongoing problem—Boberg Road, Mount Vernon 2:51 p.m.—Information— Requesting a call in reference her child that is supposed to be at a friend’s house. Unable to make contact with the child or the parent’s.

3:10 p.m.—Lockout— Black Dodge Ram. Caller is aware officers are not responsible for any damages—Indian Mounds Road, Mount Vernon 3:21 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Boat trailer—Sauerkraut Lane, Mount Vernon 6:20 p.m.—Disturbance— Female subject has caused a disturbance. Left the residence for now. Is requesting a call from a deputy, was a physical altercation but she has left for now. Made contact with female subject and informed her if she returns to the property she will be arrested for trespassing—Upton Road, Mount Vernon 8:19 p.m.—Fall—92 yearold female, not injured, needing lift assistance—Elk Street, Mount Vernon 9:58 p.m.—Motorist Assist—Out with vehicle—Brittlebank Park, Mount Vernon 10:00 p.m.—Road Hazard—Pickup on the overpass throwing items from the top of the bridge and hitting vehicles—Pumpkin Run Road,

Griffin June 11 1:10 a.m.—911 Hang-up— Received a 911 hang-up, upon call back no answer, just kept ringing—Mackey Ferry Road, Mount Vernon 2:19 a.m.—Suspicious— Out with subject walking down the road. The female subject was checking on her friend’s vehicle because he had parked there because he was unable to park in her driveway—McDonald Road, Mount Vernon 2:59 a.m.—Traffic Stop— Will be out with a white Dodge—4th Street, Mount Vernon 6:46 a.m.—VIN Inspection—2013 trailer—Street.

Philips Road, Mount Vernon 7:43 a.m.—Lockout— GMC Envoy, black in color.

Advised has been notified officers not liable for damages—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 7:57 a.m.—Information— Request to speak to deputy in reference to breaking and entering he worked in February—Upton Road, Mount Vernon 8:14 a.m.—VIN Inspection—1992 Dodge Dynasty— Lower Mount Vernon Road, Evansville 8:46 a.m.—Alarm—Residence, barn motion—Copperline Road, Mount Vernon 8:57 a.m.—VIN Inspection—Jon boat—Main Street, Wadesville 9:16 a.m.—Threatening— Male subject threatening caller. Sitting a block away from caller’s residence, sitting at 3rd and Barter—Mount Vernon 9:43 a.m.—Alarm—Residence, showing front door intrusion alarm—Hausman Road, Mount Vernon 10:44 a.m.—Citizen Assist—Transporting a male— Bypass to Alexandrian Library, Mount Vernon 10:58 a.m.—VIN Inspection—Utility trailer—Wade Park Drive, Wadesville 1:39 p.m.—Accident—One vehicle struck the guardrail, down the embankment. Subject is still in the vehicle.

Subject is conscious and breathing, has bumps and cuts—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 3:00 p.m.—Hit and Run— Black Ford Escape. Evansville police officer involved. In a Ford F-250, maroon—hwy 62, Mount Vernon 4:43 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Boat trailer—Pine Tree Drive, Mount Vernon 4:52 p.m.—Extra Patrol— Advised that vehicles are running the yield sign coming off the exit ramp. Requesting extra patrol in the area—Hwy 69, Griffin 6:53 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Boat and boat trailer— Street.

Wendel-Cynthiana Road, Street. Wendel 9:30 p.m.—Disturbance—

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2014-93 STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF POSEY

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IN THE MATTER OF THE UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF ARVILLA A. BOBERG, DECEASED

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Subjects knocking on the door. Has occurred several times in the past—Mary Anderson Road, Wadesville June 12 7:45 a.m.—Lockout—Silver Chevy Impala inside the gate. Caller is aware deputy is not liable for any damage— Raben Road, Mount Vernon 7:51 a.m.—Threatening— Caller advised he was arrested over a situation involving neighbors of this address.

Caller advised he’s helping the homeowner’s out and a neighbor and his son were threatening him with a gun and a knife.

He advised his lawyer told him to call and file a report over this. Wants a deputy to come to this address to speak with him—Lower Mount Vernon Road, Evansville 9:27 a.m.—VIN Inspection—2 utv’s—Hunter Road, Poseyville 9:49 a.m.—VIN Inspection—Travel trailer—Highfield Road, Evansville 12:48 p.m.—Domestic— Female subject took caller’s keys. Hit caller but he is not worried about that. Female is walking outside now, both subjects are outside. Could hear female yelling. Female subject has left the residence, headed towards Poseyville in a white Lincoln—New Harmony Road, Stewartsville 2:12 p.m.—Wanted Person—No information—Elk Trail, Evansville 3:17 p.m.—Hit and Run— Caller car was hit by someone, unsure who it was—Sabic, Mount Vernon 5:16 p.m.—Lockout—2003 Ford Explorer—Meinschein Road, Mount Vernon 5:26 p.m.—Theft—Advised that his truck had been broken into while he was at work. Would like to file a report—Welborn Road, Evansville 5:45 p.m.—Road Hazard— Tree across the roadway— Artesian Well Road, Mount Vernon 6:16 p.m.—Reckless— Black Mustang weaving in and out of traffic—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 7:22 p.m.—Lockout—Pontiac Grand A.m.—3rd Street, Mount Vernon June 13 3:24 a.m.—Suspicious— Daughter called caller and advised two vehicles, white car and suv, keep circling the area.

Request area to be checked— Hwy 66, Wadesville 5:00 a.m.—Information— Request a call in reference information about her church— Welborn Road, Evansville 7:13 a.m.—Repossession—2005 Chevy, pewter in color—Lower Mount Vernon Road, Evansville 8:11 a.m.—Wanted Person—Out at this address—Elk Trail, Evansville 9:36 a.m.—Criminal Mischief—Having trouble with neighbor and property dispute—Luigs Road, Wadesville 12:04 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Razor 4-wheeler— Farmersville Road, Mount Vernon 12:05 p.m.—Disturbance— Dispute between 24 year-old daughter and her boyfriend.

Just verbal. Male refusing to leave—Hwy 66, New Harmony 12:09 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Trailer—Old Hwy 69, Mount Vernon 2:58 p.m.—Suspicious—2 juveniles, one male and one

IN THE POSEY CIRCUIT COURT

2014-96

ESTATE DOCKET: 65C01-1407-EU-0000037

Public Notice The Region 11 Workforce Investment Board Annual Meeting on September 26, 2014 has been moved to Friday, October 3 at 8:00am CT. The meeting will be held at Vincennes University – Ft Branch Campus.

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2014-86 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE TO BIDDERS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF POSEY COUNTY, INDIANA. In the matter of the estate of Arvilla A. Boberg, Deceased.

ESTATE DOCKET: 65C01-1407-EU-0000037 Notice is hereby given that Tonya R. Mohr was on the 3rd day of July, 2014, appointed personal representative of the Estate of Arvilla A. Boberg, deceased, who died on the 22nd day of May, 2014.

All persons having claims against this estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the office of the clerk of this court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or within nine (9) months after the decedent’s death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred.

Dated at Mt. Vernon, Indiana, this 3 day of July, 2014.

Betty B. Postletheweight Betty B. Postletheweight, Clerk Posey Circuit Court

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Posey County Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids concerning the development of a proposed soccer complex containing 16.91 acres, more or less, on Smith Road in Mt. Vernon, Indiana in the Posey County Auditor’s Office in the Coliseum Building in Mt. Vernon, Indiana up to the hour of 4:00 p.m. local time, on Monday, August 4, 2014 or up to 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, August 5, 2014 at the Hovey House.

Plans, technical specifications, and Rural V packets can be picked up at the Posey County Board of Commissioner’s Office at the Coliseum Building in Room 228, in Mt. Vernon, Indiana on or after Thursday, July 10, 2014. Questions concerning this project can be addressed by calling the Posey County Board of Commissioner’s Office at 812-838-1311. The Posey County Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

POSEY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Claire E. Lewis, Attorney #10100-49 115 North Girls School Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46214

Carl A. Schmitz Jerry R. Walden James L. Alsop

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female, one on bike and one on roller skates. One appeared to have a shotgun. Thought this was suspicious—Boberg Road, Evansville 3:11 p.m.—Breaking and Entering—Requesting to speak to deputy in reference breaking and entering yesterday—Welborn Road, Evansville 3:48 p.m.—Motorist Assist—Semi trailer—hwy 66, New Harmony 4:35 p.m.—Breaking and Entering—Male and female are breaking into the home, taking items. Bank owns the house. Caller has talked to the bank and knows it is under repossession—Juanita Av, Wadesville 7:12 p.m.—Motorist Assist—Silver GMC Jimmy— Hwy 69, New Harmony 7:17 p.m.—Threatening— Fellow employee is trying to turn subject over with a Bobcat. Both subjects are still there—Ford Road, Mount Vernon 7:31 p.m.—ATV—Juvenile on motorcycle, driving on his hillside. Caller asked them to stop last summer is worried someone is going to get hurt when he is not watching— Sunset Drive, Evansville 8:21 p.m.—Miscellaneous—Would like to speak with an officer in reference an earlier family fight at above address—HWY 66, Wadesville 8:48 p.m.—Alarm—Residence, basement motion— Stonetrace Drive, Mount Vernon 9:25 p.m.—Drugs—Wants to talk to deputy in reference drug activity and subjects running from the officers.

Advised there should be extra patrol—Wadesville and Poseyville area 9:59 p.m.—Alarm—Residence, basement motion— Stonetrace Drive, Mount Vernon 10:11—Disturbance— Caller advised a party at this address. Underage drinking.

Believes there is a disturbance—Bufkin-Springfield Road, Mount Vernon 11:14 p.m.—Information— Wants to speak with deputy about an incident that happened the other day on Lower Mount Vernon Road—Posey County June 14 12:11 a.m.—Fireworks— Caller advised there is large fireworks being shot off right over her house. She is afraid they are going to hit her home.

Would like officer to tell them to stop—Winery Road, Wadesville 12:25 a.m.—Emergency— Received a call from a female requesting an officer at this address and when asked what the problem was she said thank you and hung-up. Tried the number several times with no answer. Caller finally called back and said something about she has wifi calling and then started cussing. Unsure of what the problem is—E 2nd Street, Mount Vernon 12:46 a.m.—Disturbance— Caller advised they are camping at the Oak Grove River camps and she is advised there is a male subject that is out of control and causing a disturbance. She could only advised me his name (first) and is wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans. The male subject has already got in an altercation with 3 people and they are wanting him removed from the property—Oak Grove Road, Mount Vernon 2:24 a.m.—Suspicious— Caller advised that she has her bedroom window open and heard someone walking by her window and they were cursing. Doesn’t know who it could be because they are kind of isolated. She did advise it sounded like a male subject. Caller advised that she does want to speak with the deputy—Shireman Road, Poseyville 10:01 a.m.—VIN Inspection—No information— Blackford Road, Mount Vernon 12:32 p.m.—Road Hazard—Caller is a passer-by and advised another vehicle has lost tire and tie rod end.

Advised vehicle hanging halfway in fast lane. Advised no injury. Traffic control needed—I-64, Cynthiana 3:40 p.m.—Alarm—Residence, entry door—Springfield Road, Mount Vernon 4:09 p.m.—Miscellaneous—Male subject left wheelbarrow on caller’s prop-

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Sobriety checkpoint nets OMVWI arrest The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office and the Evansville Police Department conducted a sobriety checkpoint on Saturday, July 12, 2014, at E. Franklin Street and N. Heidelbach Avenue. The checkpoint ran from 11:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m.

At 1 a.m.

Melissa R. Forzley a blue 2002 Jeep Liberty drove past the checkpoint.

The vehicle had a flattened front tire which was beginning to come apart. A deputy stopped the vehicle and found the driver,

Melissa R. Forzley, 28, of Poseyville, to be intoxicated.

At 1:29 a.m., a white Chevrolet pickup truck approached the checkpoint. The vehicle ignored a deputy’s instructions to enter the checkpoint and accelerated around him. Another deputy stopped the vehicle at S. Governor Street and E. Walnut Street and found the driver, Christopher W. Caton, of Henderson, Ky., to be intoxicated.

One motorist entered the checkpoint with an Open Container and was cited and released. A total of six (6) custodial arrests were made as a result of the checkpoint.

Forzley (pictured), 28 of Poseyville.

Was arrested and charged with OMVWI as a Class A Misdemeanor (.16 BrAC), and Possession of a Schedule III Drug as a Class A Misdemeanor.

Public voting underway for Indiana State Fair’s competition ‘Vocal Throwdown’ The Indiana State Fair’s second annual ‘Vocal Throwdown’ competition attracted 78 young singers from around the state whose audition videos are now availople able for public voting. People m/ can go to www.tinyurl.com/ infairvocal to vote for their favorites in each of the two divisions.

The contest was open to any non-professional performer ages six to 21 and a current Indiana resi-ondent. The Junior division consists of anyone ages six to 15; the Senior division is for anyone ages 16 to 21. A non-professional is defined as anyone who is not a practicing professional making his or her livelihood through musical performing, including anyone who might have a manager, music recording contract or an agreement relating to the use of his or her name or likeness.

The voting began Monday and runs through July 20. The top 10 vote-getters in each division will be invited to perform on the State Fair’s Subaru Main Stree Stage on Saturday, Aug. Street 2 where they will sing before a panel of judges.

The judges will pare down the competitors to five finalists in each division who will perform again on Aug. 9 when two d division champions will be crow crowned.

The winners in each division will receive $500 and a trophy. Second place finishers will receive $250; third place finishers receive $100. A complete list of contest rules and requirements can be found at www.tinyurl.com/infairvocalrules.

The Indiana State Fair runs Aug. 1 – 17.

For more information, visit www.indianastatefair.com

Boy scouts Colton Owens and Christian Poag help install new cabling at the local Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. In addition to Colton and Christian, Tyler Shook, Dustin Owens, Mike Tenbarge and Jacob Mayer of Troop 390 assisted. Photo submitted

US Attorney Hogsett announces resignation Joseph H. Hogsett, the United States Attorney, announced today his resignation from office, effective July 31, 2014. In a letter submitted to Attorney General Eric Holder this morning, Hogsett thanked his staff and reflected on his time as U.S. Attorney: “It has been an honor to serve in this office for the last four years because I have had the privilege to do so alongside a talented group of Assistant United States Attorneys. I owe them and our tireless support staff a debt of gratitude for the dedication and resilience that has been displayed every day of my tenure…

The result of this effort has been the most exciting period in the office’s history. We have set new records for the number of defendants charged and the total number of criminal convictions. The office has led the nation in average length of sentences im-

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But numbers alone are not sufficient to describe the office’s accomplishments. Rather, the full story is told through the thousands of victims who found some sense of justice over the last four years – children who had faced horrific exploitation, grandmothers who had watched their retirement funds disappear, neighborhoods that used to live in fear of violent gangs that operated with no regard for the rule of law.”

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door and one of them escaped underneath the door. She advised they are not her kids and doesn’t know if anything was taken from her home. She believes she knows who they belong to. Needing officers at her residence—6th Street, Mount Vernon 11:38 a.m.—Alarm—Mechanical building warehouse door—hwy 65, Cynthiana 12:40 p.m.—Road Hazard—Advised will be out with camper and trailer, possibly broke down—Hwy 66/Hwy 165, Griffin 1:18 p.m.—Loud Music—Playing their stereo loud enough rock caller’s house— Sailer Road, Mount Vernon 10:30 p.m.—Breaking and Entering—Several subjects came to caller’s garage and were asking him questions. Looking in houses with flashlights—5th Street, Mount Vernon Probate Dorothy Burns Naomi Brauser Raby Smith Ronald Gatlin, Sr.

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