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Plans released for Posey road repairs

Carolyn Stone, second from left, was named New Harmony’s Outstanding Community Volunteer at the annual Fourth of July celebration. Presenting the award are left to right: Carol Scarafia, representing Tri Kappa, Paul Allison and Kenyon Bailey. Stone’s name will be displayed on a plaque inside the Ribeyre Gymnasium. She also received dinner for two at the Red Geranium and a $100 gift certificate to the Mews. See page A12 for more photos from this event. Photo by Theresa Bratcher

By Valerie Werkmeister The condition of county roads is always a touchy subject. This year, in particular, may be more of a hot button issue than others. The long, rough winter left many roads in extremely undesirable conditions.

Posey County Highway Superintendent Steve Schenk and his crews in Mount Vernon and Poseyville garages have had their hands full trying to check road repair items off their list.

During the Posey County Commissioners meeting on July 1, Schenk submitted a list of roads that will be chip and sealed. The process involves laying down a layer of rock that is compacted. Excess rock is swept off the road before the road is sealed with

a light layer of asphalt.

The reseal spots for Mount Vernon are: Stevens Road, Copperline Road, Johnson Road, Sailer Road, Benthall Road, Alderson Lane, Middle Mount Vernon Road, Waltz Road, Blackford Road, Oliver Road, Sauerkraut Lane, Bald Knob Road, Holler Road, Raben Road, Slim Pond Road, and Bonebank Road.

Reseal spots for Poseyville are: Winternheimer Road, Peters Road, Downen Road, Ramsey Road, Pumpkin Run Road, Lee Road, Old Evansville Road, Wade Road, Fifer Hills Road, Waller Hill Road, and Saxe Road.

Work began last week and will extend through the summer as weather permits.

Mount Vernon ‘prepared’ for grant

By Lois Mittino Gray Holding up a copy of the thick Stellar Grant application, Mount Vernon City Attorney Beth McFadin Higgins asked the Mount Vernon Common Council for its total support at its June 26 meeting. “Are you prepared as a board to cover all the money we need to match the grant if it does not all get pledged?”

Higgins explained that there will be a question and answer period at the site inspection visit the grant committee has slated for three hours on July 7, beginning at noon. “There is a good chance you will be asked then if you are willing as a unit to fill in any unfunded money,” she said. “We need to be prepared with our answer.” All council members voted in the affirmative.

Higgins remarked that she will be surprised if the $1.5 to $1.8 million needed is not pledged by then.

“We started back in April seeking community support and have a million dollars already pledged, Some of the partners in our project have not even pledged yet and say that they will, I don’t think we’ll have trouble meeting our target, but we have to be ready in case they ask.” Higgins noted that every day they get in more and more pledges. “We’re going down Main Street at 100 miles an hour, get on the bandwagon now.”

Mayor John Tucker invites the public to attend the site inspection launch at noon on the Landing roof on

July 7.

In other council action: • Council member Becky Higgins received complaints on boaters parking their trailers in front of Bliss Ice Cream Shop all day and taking up two spaces. A discussion ensued with a one hour parking maximum sign being posted as a possibility as other retail is expected to move in soon. Members will observe the problem.

• The ordinance amending the city 2014 salary ordinance for positions with the Motor Vehicle Highway department and the Park and Recreation department passed on second reading.

• James Cox appeared before the board to ask what constitutes an emergency when repairing streets. He has not received any city contracts to pour concrete and was disgruntled that they are not bid out. Street Superintendent Max Dieterle said that the most recent one in question was an emergency and the hole had to be taken care of immediately. Cox also asked about the city’s policy on hiring minority contractors and Higgins told him how to find the ordinance online at the website.

• Acting as the Water Utility Board, the members

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Juanita Hyatt, 97, reportedly New Harmony’s oldest resident, enjoys the food and music at the annual July 4th celebration. See page A12 for more photos from this event. Photo by Theresa Bratcher

Posey Fair to begin this week

Posey County News to help Extension celebrate 100 years The Posey County News is preparing to help the Posey County Extension Service celebrate an upcoming milestone to go along with this year’s fair. The Extension Service is preparing to celebrate the organization’s 100th anniversary. Members of the organization and the Posey County News staff are requesting your help. Anyone with pictures or memories of how the extension services have helped you in life (Homemaker’s, 4-H, and Agriculture) are being asked to submit the information to the Posey County News. The information may be mailed to PO Box 397, New Harmony, Ind., or faxed to 812-682-3944, or emailed to Dpearce263@aol.com. If you would like to drop by the office at 641 Third Street in New Harmony (in the same building with Koester Construction), you may wait while your pictures are scanned.

We appreciate, in advance, your willingness to give back to an organization that has done so much for so many.

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.

The Posey County 4-H Fair has another exciting week of activities lined up for the fair week of July 12 through the 18. To see the lineup of this year’s events, go to www.poseycountyfair.com, or check out the Facebook page or contact the local Purdue Extension office at 838-1331.

Back, after being absent for a number of years, are rides and games for kids of all ages from Bluegrass Rides and Inflatables. There will be several mechanical kiddie rides, in addition to various inflatables. Kids can receive an arm band for $10 to give them unlimited rides/use from 5 till 10 p.m., each evening, Monday through Friday. Some restrictions may apply.

Again this year, the fair will be offering $3 meal discount tickets for every $5 gate fee paid, MondayThursday of the fair. This will allow you to save $3 on an excellent meal and eat in air conditioned comfort at the Community Center building from 5 to 7 p.m., each evening. This discount does not apply to the purchase of Season Passes, which are $20 each and are

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.

Retrospective ...... A 4 Legals ...................B 5 Classifieds ........ B 7 - 8 Community ......... A 7

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Epley learns ‘giving back’ early

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.

PC Veterans Service Officer out of office July 10-14 Posey County Veterans Service Officer will be out of the office on Thursday, July 10 and return on to normal hours on Tuesday, July 15.

good for admission from Saturday through Saturday of fair week.

On Monday night, the Posey County Farm Bureau will be featuring baby back ribs, smoked chops, and sausage with all the trimmings, including homemade ice cream and brownies for dessert. In addition to the $3 discount ticket you receive at the gate when you pay, the Farm Bureau will be offering an additional $2 off the cost of the meal if you are an Indiana Farm Bureau member On Tuesday night, the St. Francis Relay for Life Team will be preparing smoked chicken, new potatoes, green beans, cooked apples and homemade desserts. The proceeds from this meal will help in the fight against cancer.

On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, you won’t want to miss the outstanding meals prepared by the Posey County Extension Homemaker Clubs. Wednes-

Dalton Epley, right, and Brandon Tepool start to dig the foundation for the new sidewalk at North Elementary School. The Eagle Scout Project is now completed. Photo submitted

Deaths .............. ...A3 Church ................ A 8 Social .................. A 5 School ................. A 6

By Valerie Werkmeister Parents often have dreams for their kids. Doctors or lawyers or maybe a successful businessman are a few career paths they may hope to see their son set foot on.

But have you ever heard someone say, ‘I want my son to be an Eagle Scout.’?

It’s a shame too because so many of the qualities people often complain are missing in today’s society are instilled in Eagle Scouts. Boy Scouts take an oath to be kind, loyal, reverent, helpful, cheerful, clean, brave, trustworthy, friendly, courteous, obedient and thrifty.

Perhaps if there were more Eagle Scouts, the world would be a better place.

A recent study conducted by Sung Joon Jang, Byron R. Johnson and Young-II Kim of Baylor University found that, ‘Duty to God, service to others, service to the community, and leadership traits are especially strong in Eagle Scouts.’

They also found that Eagle Scouts are more likely to be committed to setting and achieving personal, professional, spiritual, and financial goals. In addition, Eagle Scouts exhibit higher levels of planning and preparedness than do other scouts and non-scouts. Finally, Eagle Scouts are more likely than other scouts or non-scouts to show they have built character traits related to work ethics, morality, tolerance and respect for diversity.

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OPINION

The evolution of communication, a blessing or a curse?

As I sit here on the banks of a lagoon in Flagler Beach, Fla., working on the Posey County News, I can’t help but think about the things that have become possible not only in the 30 TRUTH... years I have been involved in TRANGER S newspaper, but more specifiT HAN cally, the leaps and bounds F ICTION that have occurred in just the past eight to 10 years alone. BY DAVE PEARCE Last night, we had a storm here and our Internet and our email were acting up. Most of the things I tried to send back to Posey County via email, Dropbox, or a variety of other methods, would not work. I, of course, did what I seem to do best, I complained. But as I sat here complaining I realized how far things have come…or have they.

A few years ago, when we decided to take a vacation, the only communication I had with my staff was a phone call. If something was going wrong, we fixed it with a phone call. But now, when it comes time to do the newspaper, the stories can be sent to me directly in Florida to edit and to place on the pages. Is that a blessing or a curse?

I can remember back to my first job in

newspaper. Our elaborate computer system allowed us only a certain number of characters. If we got half-way through a story and ran out of characters, we had to save the story in two parts.

Then, the stories had to be run out to film and the film developed to make the column of type that would then be placed on a physical lay-out page. I could usually count on somewhere between eight and 16 hours a week in the darkroom trying to figure out which pictures we would be going to use. Then, usually after several tries, I would get the best possible copy of the picture to paste up on this physical page. And, yes, if a mistake was made, there was no delete button, You went back into the darkroom and started over.

The pictures were all manually printed from film. There was no such thing as downloading and scanning and adjustment of size.

As I took pictures this week, I had several people who joked that I had forgotten to put film in the camera. I had fun with it because I actually did have a game or two over these

30 years where I really did forget to put film in the camera. This discussion conjured up a story of my aunt Ruthie Redman who skiddishly told a story (with the help of Marv), at last weekend’s family reunion, about how the Redman family was taking a trip to California and she just kept taking pictures along the way until finally she realized that this roll of film should probably have been nearing the end. Yes, you guessed it. Ruthie had forgotten to put film in the camera. That was not all that rare an occurrence several years ago.

Today, our stories can be written in the office or can be written from a variety of remote sites (providing you can get the appropriate Internet and email programs to cooperate).

How many of you can remember when the old Mount Vernon Democrat office was located on the corner of Fifth and Main in Mount Vernon. When the ‘powers that be’ got an opportunity to sell the property to the ‘new’ Old National Bank building being designed be Dee Ann Sheffer and being built on the corner, they decided to sell. But most people don’t realize that beneath the concrete on the corner lies a massive printing

press. The guess I heard was that it weighed 60 tons. It would have cost too much to move it so it was decided that the press would be dropped into the basement and the parking lot paved over it.

All of this is simply to illustrate how things have changed since I got into the print business so many years ago. Now, it is possible to keep an eye on things as a Publisher but it is virtually impossible to get away from it even for a few days.

But as I have said before, the Posey County News is a niche publication. You will read things here that you will never see anywhere else. And where do you think the larger newspapers and the Internet writers get their ideas for stories? They get them from watching community newspapers for heart-warming stories on which they can expound.

As New Harmony and Poseyville celebrate their Bicentennial year in 2014, keep in mind the importance newspaper has played in the development of these two communities. As a matter of fact, we wouldn’t even get aggravated if someone decided to continue their support for our efforts by subscribing to the newspaper. It’s as easy as making a phone call to 812-682-3950.

‘Affordable’ Health Care: Is it magic or is it a myth?

The media focus on the Iraqi crisis has created a ‘fog of war’ that has obscured a series of reports in recent weeks on the damaging impact of Obamacare on health care insurance rates, in particular, and the economic recovery, in general, according to Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens.

“It took Monday’s Supreme Court ruling that the law cannot force privately held companies to provide insurance coverage for contraceptives and abortion inducing devices to restore public attention. But while we were looking the other way, there were several revelations on the economic impact the law will have on individuals and the nation, including looming health insurance rate increases.”

Weber said: “Some lucky policyholders will see health insurance rate increases of only 10 percent, more or less. Those who aren’t so lucky will see hikes of 15 percent and 20 percent. And then there are the really unlucky ones who will have to swallow surges of 25 percent or more for coverage.”

In addition, he reported, it has come to light that there’s a hidden levy built into the law that affects everyone who pays income taxes. “The administration has claimed that more than 8 million people have signed up for Obamacare through federal exchanges to

date. The Department of Health and Human Services estimates that nearly 90% of them have had their monthly premiums offset by as much as $264 per policy. Do the math: the generous subsidy comes to nearly $2 billion a month or $24 billion a year and guess who picks up the tab: you, the taxpayers.”

Meanwhile, a recent report by Devon Herrick of the nonpartisan National Center for Policy Analysis stated that instead of helping the problems small businesses have in providing employees with health care coverage, it has exacerbated them. Herrick’s report concludes that Obamacare imposes onerous costs on small businesses that will inhibit hiring, may generally reduce employee compensation and hinder the growth of business.

The report underscores the most pressing problem America faces today, Weber said, citing Treasury Secretary Jack Lew. Lew told members of the Economic Club of New York a few weeks ago: “There are questions about whether America can maintain strong rates of growth and doubts about whether the benefits of technology, innovation and prosperity will be shared broadly.”

In other words, Obamacare is taking its toll on the economy at a time when the country is in its fifth year of “a nauseatingly slow” recovery from the great recession of

2007-2009, Weber said. “The U.S. reported dismal negative growth in the first quarter of this year and some economists believe that the economy may never completely bounce back. What we don’t need now is another high hurdle for job creation and economic recovery.”

The Association of Mature American Citizens [http://www.amac.us] is a vibrant, vital and conservative alternative to those

organizations, such as AARP, that dominate the choices for mature Americans who want a say in the future of the nation. Where those other organizations may boast of their power to set the agendas for their memberships, AMAC takes its marching orders from its members. We act and speak on their behalf, protecting their interests, and offering a conservative insight on how to best solve the problems they face today.

the case should be referred for an audit.

“Looked like they were inappropriately offering to pay for his wife. Perhaps we should refer to Exam?” Lerner wrote.

Her IRS colleague pushed back, saying an offer to pay for his wife is ‘not prohibited on its face.’

Grassley, incidentally, is a member of the Senate Finance Committee which is one of the congressional panels investigating the IRS over the targeting scandal.

Republicans pointed to the exchange as yet another example of Lerner using her position in the Exempt Organizations unit to apply scrutiny to conservatives.

“We have seen a lot of unbelievable things in this investigation, but the fact that Lois Lerner attempted to initiate an apparently baseless IRS examination against a sitting Republican United States Senator is shocking,” Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, said.

Congressional Republicans are furious after learning earlier this month that a trove of Lerner emails disappeared, apparently after a 2011 hard drive crash. Camp said: “We may never know the full extent of the abuse since the IRS conveniently lost two years of Lerner emails, not to mention those of other key figures in this scandal. At every turn, Lerner was using the IRS as a tool for political purposes in defiance of taxpayer rights.”

IRS Commissioner John Koskinen has been asked to testify before congressional panels twice recently. His countenance was smug, condescending, and downright arro-

gant toward investigating members of Congress. Lois Lerner, when asked to appear before congressional committees also had that same kind of countenance about her while she was invoking her Fifth Amendment privilege. The body language of Ms. Lerner and Mr. Koskinen said it all.

When Barack Obama was elected some six years ago he brought with him an ideology that’s foreign to most Americans, yet he governs, rules, over us with a condescending arrogance his predecessors didn’t dare display on a societal stage.

The Constitution means little to this Administration; it’s little more than a speed bump to them on the way to unprecedented change they long for.

The new Director of the Veterans Administration has taken over the helm of another government bureaucracy waist deep in scandal. He’s openly admitted he’s powerless to punish offenders in his department, for he claims the way the law’s written he can’t fire anyone.

One could theoretically chalk it up to one of those lost Rod Serling episodes, the theme being America fell asleep some six years ago and awoke in the twilight zone, but it’s all too real.

Greg Allen’s column, Thinkin’ Out Loud, is published bi-monthly. He’s an author, nationally syndicated columnist and the founder of Builder of the Spirit in Jamestown, Indiana, a non-profit organization aiding the poor. He can be reached at www.builderofthespirit.org or follow him on Twitter @GregAllencolumn.

Guest Editorial: Greg Allen The Speaker of the House recently announced Congress will be suing President Obama and his administration over unlawful acts.

One must understand Barack Obama is an ideologue. It’s not hard to see he believes in a doctrine, which guides him, that America isn’t exceptional at all. The United States is the problem, not the solution, for him.

The Obama administration is full of ideologues and many of them don’t have a problem with carrying out their marching orders.

Scandals continue to plague the administration, but the President shows little interest in getting to the heart of the matter - his lips move with reverberating syllables when the scandals cascade, but his heart’s on display with the absence of disciplinary action or policy change.

The U.S. Attorney General, Eric Holder, is an ideologue like his boss. He has his marching orders as well, like everyone else

in the current administration. His job is to be the top law enforcement officer in the country, have allegiance to the Constitution, uphold the law, enforce its statutes, punish the offenders, and be a pillar for society, but he has little interest in pursuing such endeavors that may be detrimental to the political sway of the Administration.

Congressional investigators recently uncovered emails showing ex-IRS official Lois Lerner targeted a sitting Republican senator for a proposed audit. The emails pertain to the woman at the heart of the scandal over IRS targeting of Tea Party groups.

The emails show Lerner mistakenly received an invitation for an event intended for Republican Senator Charles Grassley in 2012.

The event organizer offered to pay for Grassley’s wife to attend which caught Lerner’s attention. The emails show Lerner responded by suggesting to a colleague that

A not so empty nest Sixty-four year old Diane Stretton answered an advertisement from Ralph and Marcella Bracamonte GAVEL for a live-in nanny. The GAMUT Upland, California couple BY JUDGE has three JIM REDWINE kids. The agreement was free room and board for childcare and housework. All went well for about two weeks, then….

The nanny informed the homeowners she had physical ailments that precluded her working. The Bracamontes believed these were the same variety of disabilities that prevent teenagers from mowing the yard or cleaning their room. They said move out, then….

Ms. Stretton refused to leave citing the contract that called for live-in privileges.

The flabbergasted homeowners said, ‘We’ll see about that,’ then….

Nanny Diane went to a California court and sued

claiming the Bracamonte’s had to go through a formal eviction process that would take weeks.

The homeowners in utter disbelief said, ‘This may be the land of tinsel and make believe, but not even in California would such a claim stand up,’ then….

A judge (I know such people) ruled the Nanny from Hades was right. In response, if you believe the published accounts from the Nanny, the homeowners cut off her air conditioning and offered her canned dog food to eat, then….

Well, Gentle Reader, as you can surmise, since this occurred not in America but California, things continued to spiral off into the Netherworld. But, that is not the topic with which you and I are concerned. Our issues are more parochial, such as, how does one get adult

children to fly away? There are unconfirmed reports of parents being at wits end trying to keep the fridge filled with soft drinks and the basement unfilled with guitar playing acquaintances of an erstwhile college student, then….

Peg and I had a conversation just this past weekend about our own fears of squatters and animal rights advocates. It turns out our fourteen year old Schnauzer, Haley, has taken umbrage at having to go outside to do her business and our two year old cat, Ajax, is tired of chasing mice for his keep, then….

We dreamed, nightmared, we had been served by attorneys for Haley and Ajax with an injunction preventing us from using the downstairs of our home except to provide the animals with access to the Disney Channel, then….

The dream went really badly as it appeared we were summoned into court in California.

PUBLISHER / EDITOR DAVID PEARCE

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Letters to the Editor Fair Tax eliminates need for IRS According to a recent Fox News poll, an overwhelming majority (76 percent) of Americans think the Internal Revenue Service intentionally destroyed two years worth of emails.

This latest scandal would seem to be the final straw in a long line of IRS abuses going back many administrations, both Democratic and Republican. Why do we tolerate this situation, when there is a simple alternative?

The FairTax is a national

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sales tax that satisfies the principles of tax policy far better on every count than the current income tax: It’s simpler, noninvasive, efficient, stable, visible, neutral, encourages economic growth, is broadbased, treats everyone equally and is constitutional In addition, the FairTax removes the need for an IRS. The tax would be collected by the states, with no concern for income.

President John F. Kenne-

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If you are a person who prefers solutions to merely complaining, start asking around about the FairTax. Chances are you have a friend, family member or neighbor who knows about it. For more information, go to www.fairtax.org.

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OBITUARIES Mary Williams Mary Essie Williams, 87, of New Harmony, Indiana, died Monday, June 30, 2014 at Charlier Hospice Center in Evansville, Indiana.

Essie was born the second of four daughters on February 9, 1927 in rural M t Vernon, V I di tto Harold and Malinda SteMount Indiana, vens Stein. She married Billy Ray Williams on February 2, 1946, in Evansville, Indiana. They celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary before his death on July 6, 2012. Essie attended Bufkin grade school and graduated from Mount Vernon High School in 1946.

She was a homemaker.

Essie, along with Marie Mann and Mary Marse, founded a Home Economics club for northern Posey County and remained active in Home Ec throughout her life, having served as president on both the local and county levels. She enjoyed many years of teaching Sunday school, junior church and Bible school as well as serving as a 4-H leader. When she and Billy Ray bought a farm in New Harmony and moved there in 1977, she enjoyed volunteering for the various festivals sponsored by Historic New Harmony.

During the first 20 years of her marriage it was customary for farm wives to prepare a large noon meal for the men working for their husbands, and Essie served hundreds of those meals. She and Billy Ray enjoyed entertaining and offered warm hospitality to many friends and family throughout their lives. They also loved ballroom dancing, and their grace was beautiful to watch.

Essie was a gifted decorator and planner of holiday and other special events. All who entered her home felt welcomed and special.

In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; her three sisters, Eleanor Stinson, Catty Stinson and Jennie Staples; two daughters, Susan Blackburn and Mary Hoffman; and a grandson, Robert (Bobby) Rogge.

Survivors include a son William Chris (Billy) Williams of New Harmony; two daughters, Sandra Vogel (Stanley), of Topeka, Kansas and Jo Ann Russell (Rick), of New Harmony; grandchildren, Scott Osborne, David Vogel, Michelle O’Connor, Byron Vogel, Melanie Wilkey, Natalie Vaughan, Mindy Rueger, Rachel Thole and Eric Williams; step granddaughter Michele Chamness; and 17 great-grandchildren.

A service of Death and Resurrection was at 10 a.m., Thursday, July 3, 2014 at Johnson United Methodist Church in New Harmony, with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery.

The Reverend John Adams officiating.

Visitation was from 4 to 7 p.m., Wednesday, July 2, 2014 at Werry Funeral Home, New Harmony Chapel.

Memorial contributions may be made to Johnson United Methodist Church, 403 Raintree Street, P.O. Box 515, New Harmony, Indiana 47631.

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

Eugene Fleming Eugene Francis Fleming, 83, of Poseyville, Indiana, born to Henry and Ann (Bernd) Fleming on April 8, 1931, in Detroit, Michigan, passed away Monday, June 30, 2014, at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, Indiana.

H was a Korean K W Veteran and a loving husHe War band, father and grandfather.

Surviving are his wife: Maribelle (Boren) Fleming of Poseyville, Indiana; two daughters: Beth (Bill) Schmitt of Poseyville, Indiana and Rachel Bruder of Holland Patent, New York; one son: John (Dawn) Bruder of Grays Lake, Illinois; one sister: Mary Ann (William) Wittgen of Evansville, Indiana; six grandchildren: Jessica (Greg) Adler, Joseph Schmitt, Alyssa Schmitt, Aaron Bruder, Ryan Bruder and Adam Schmitt.

Preceding him in death were his parents and a brother, Pat Fleming.

Graveside Services were held 10 a.m., Thursday, July 3, 2014, at North Maple Ridge Cemetery in Carmi, Illinois.

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

Joanie Novak Joan (Lawrence) Novak, 80, of Evansville passed away July 2, 2014 at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville. She was born May 20, 1934 in Mount Vernon, Ind., to Charles Sr. and Sarah (Bailey) Lawrence.

J i was an elementary l Joanie music teacher in the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church.

She was preceded in death by her parents.

She is survived by her husband of 52 years, Lloyd Novak; daughter, Nancy (Bob) Jacobson of Indianapolis, Ind.; son, David (Ava) Novak of Indianapolis, Ind.; brother, Charles Jr. (Vera) Lawrence of Mount Vernon, Ind.; six grandchildren, Alex and Max Novak-Parker, Bella Wells, Sarah, Elizabeth, and Ellen Jacobson; and nephews.

Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 8, 2014 at First United Methodist Church, 601 Main Street, Mount Vernon, Ind. 47620 with the Rev. Fred Haywood officiating and burial to follow in Bellefontaine Cemetery.

Visitation wiasfrom 4 until 7 p.m., Monday, July 7, 2014 at Schneider Funeral Home 512 Main Street, Mount Vernon, Ind., and from 9 a.m., until service time on Tuesday at the church.

Memorial contributions may be made to Evansville Rescue Mission, 500 East Walnut Street, Evansville, IN 47713.

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

Betty Englebright Betty L. (Morrow) Englebright, 83, of Mount Vernon, Indiana passed away Tuesday, July 1, 2014, surrounded by her husband, children and grandchildren. Betty was born May 10, 1931 to parents, Alonzo and Opal H di She Sh was a lifetime lif ti Hardin. member of the First Presbyterian Church in Mount Vernon.

Betty devoted her life to caring for others. She was the loving mother to five children and grandmother to 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Betty was always there to help in any situation. She was tireless in her devotion to her family, community, and church. For many years, she taught Sunday school and was a deacon at her church. She was an auxiliary member at the American Legion, Eagles and Moose.

She was also an avid reader and supporter of the Alexandrian Public Library.

Betty was preceded in death by her parents, several brothers, sisters and the father of her five children, Robert Morrow.

Surviving Betty are her husband, Tom Englebright; her children, Karyn (Rick) Fischer; Bobby J. Morrow; Mike L. (Barb) Morrow; Dave W. (Kim) Morrow; and Keith (Gail) Morrow; ten grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren; stepson, Rick Englebright; brothers, Frank and Dalton Hardin; and sister, Mary Cox. Services were held at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 5, at Stendeback Family Funeral Home at 1330 East Fourth Street, Mount Vernon with Rev. Monica Gould officiating. Burial will be in Bellefontaine Cemetery. Visitation was from 10 a.m until service time. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the First Presbyterian Church, 120 East Sixth Street, Mount Vernon.

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Charles Weilbrenner Charles Thomas Weilbrenner, 71, of Mount Vernon passed away July 2, 2014 at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville. He was born December 15, 1942 in Evansville, Ind., the son of the late Charles Manford and Dorothy (L h) Weilbrenner.

W ilb (Lynch) Tom was a Class of 1960 graduate of Mount Vernon High School and a 1964 graduate of Purdue University where he earned a degree in Agricultural Economics. He served in the National Guard for six years and was a lifetime member of St. Matthews Catholic Church. Tom served on the Posey County Co-Op board of directors for 36 years (elected in 1978). He retired from the family farm and enjoyed spending time with his grandkids and traveling.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife of 43 years, Myra Sue (Volz) Weilbrenner.

Surviving are his daughter, Julie (Sean) Keitel; son, Alex (Jenny) Weilbrenner, all of Mount Vernon, Ind.; five grandchildren, Ellie, Emma, and Clay Weilbrenner, Emily and Abbey Keitel; brother, George ‘Andy’ Weilbrenner of Mount Vernon, Ind.; sister, Ann (Joe) Tepool of Wadesville, Ind.; and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral service were held at 10 a.m., Monday, July 7, 2014 at St. Matthews Catholic Church, 421 Mulberry Street, Mount Vernon, Ind., with Fr. Jim Sauer officiating and burial to follow in Black Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 4 until 8 p.m., Sunday, July 6, 2014 at Schneider Funeral Home 512, Main Street, Mount Vernon, Ind. Memorial contributions may be made to Shriners Hospitals for Children - Chicago 2211 N. Oak Park Avenue, Chicago, IL 60707.

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

Wallace Smith Wallace Tenderson Smith, 96, of Mount Vernon passed away July 2, 2014 at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville. He was born January 16, 1918 in Massac County, Ill., to Lewis Wilburn and Elinor M. (Wallace) Smith.

Wallace served in the US Army during WWII. He was a school teacher at Marrs Elementary and had been a principle at West Elementary School.

He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Mary (Triplett) Smith; and brother, Lewis Smith.

He is survived by his sons, Wallace (Sharon) Smith of Ft. Wayne, Ind., and Gregory Smith of Sunnyvale, Ca.,; three grandchildren, Ginevra Stringfield, Jeremy Smith, and Justin Smith; three nephews and a dear friend Vera Dickey.

Funeral service were held at 11 a.m., Saturday, July 5, 2014 at Schneider Funeral Home, 512 Main Street, Mount Vernon, Ind., with Rev. Fred Haywood officiating and burial to follow in Lower Salem Cemetery near Joppa, Ill. Visitation was from 9 until 11 a.m., service time at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to First United Methodist Church, 601 Main Street, Mount Vernon, IN 47620.

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

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

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Stop to treasure memories of vacations past Madeleine, I am always happy for diners were all along the road. Little than even your father’s generation. you and your family when you drive Florida beach cottages were in the same The photos, taken with old fashioned off for still another vacation. For all of place that the enormous condos now cameras, using film, seemed more your life, you have had stand. Things were just memorable. We usually ended up with DEAREST MADELEINE these wonderful trips beginning to make the maybe a couple of dozen good shots that every year. I think that big changes when we I have looked at so many times through it meant more to my BY first drove to Florida as the years. On our latest trip to Florida, generation than yours, CATHY a family in the mid 70s. I took almost a thousand digital phodespite how much you POWERS We were still able to find tos, and even though I treasure them, it look forward to going. some of the those small is just not the same. I have to wonder You have been taken on ‘no frills’ places to stay. how things will be for your future vacaThere was always a small kitchenette, tions. Without a doubt, technology and nice trips since you were just a baby.

Like so many other things from my with battered old pots and pans, and a changing times will make the trips of childhood, that world was vastly differ- rattling window air conditioner. Despite your adulthood different, also. Will you ent than the one you take for granted. At now being able to stay in the modern look back on the vacations of your own least it was for me. I was married and expensive condos, I miss those old childhood and remember things that are had small children before I ever went to places. It had a charm that I will always gone?

Florida. I was lucky enough to have had remember. We actually got to know othSome things will never change. a marvelous Senior trip, visiting both er folks from all over the country who Hopefully, there will still be shells to New York City and Washington DC. were also staying there. gather, and children will always love to We did not have to spend thousands build sand castles. The ocean will hopeOther than that, however, I had not venof dollars for those vacations. They fully always remind us of how small we tured far from home.

It was the early 70s before I went were affordable, even for a school are, and just seeing it will bring joy to South on a trip with your grandfather to teacher and his family. Everything now your heart. I remember the first time I Georgia and stayed in a motel. It was costs a lot more, from gasoline to food. saw the Atlantic Ocean, and it never a Howard Johnson. He was still an art I frequently now wonder why I enjoyed fails to leave me in awe of that sight. teacher, and we went to Dalton, Georgia those old vacations so much more.

I have not really traveled that much. to buy a lot of rug yarn at a discounted There were actually many reasons, of I haven’t seen a lot of even the United price for use in his classes. On the way, course. We were young, and it was the States, let alone other countries. Rewe stopped at Lookout Mountain, and time of enjoying so many things with sponsibilities of work, family, and pets visited Chickamauga Civil War Battle- our young children. Those children are have kept me close to home. Madeleine, field. We also went down into the caves now grown up, and grandpa and I usu- I can only speculate about your future at Ruby Falls. At that time, we had to ally travel alone. Everyone gets to do a trips, but I hope that in your lifetime, borrow Grandma Lucile’s more de- lot more things now, and vacations are you make some great memories, and pendable old Pontiac to drive down no longer so precious. Madeleine, your find happiness on your journeys. You family has spent almost three weeks might also remark, ‘Grandma would there.

Grandpa Don recalls several trips to in Florida this year, with both your have loved this.’

Florida as a child. He remembers driv- summer trip and ing down old 41 South, and seeing the Spring break. sights of that time, most of which are You will grow up now gone. This was the time when taking this much small, independently owned motels and more for granted The Indiana Military Vet- vice achievements and/or erans Hall of Fame (IM- community contributions. To VHOF) is calling for nomi- be eligible, a nominee must nations for its first group of meet any one of these criteAdoption Location displayed at Hawthorne Ani- honorees. The not-for-profit ria: organization received its • Been born in Indiana Please visit PC Pound mal Clinic.

• Entered military service Puppies at Pet Food Center If you see a dog you are 501(c)3 designation this year. in Indiana North (on First Avenue by interested in, please email Its board of directors is • Lived in Indiana for a Target) on Sundays, Noon to us at pc_poundpuppies@ya4, where you can meet many hoo.com or go to our website compiled of representatives minimum of eight years All branches of the U.S. of the dogs available for ( pcpoundpuppies.com ) and from the business, governadoption. Pictures are posted submit an application. You ment and retired military Armed Forces, all ages, livin the window of Pet Food can also visit our facebook sectors. The Chairman of the ing or deceased, and males board, Russell H. Dowden, and females will be considCenter North, and a flier is page for more information.

Jr., COL, USA (Retired) was ered equally. The complete inducted into the Arkansas nomination packet and criMilitary Veterans Hall of teria can be found at imvhof.

Fame in 2011 as that is his com. Nominations will be home state. Now a Hoosier, accepted through end of day Mr. Dowden formed the idea September 1, 2014.

July 12 Posey Humane Rummage Sale of creating a similar organiThe first induction cereMount Vernon General Baptist Church on North Main St. zation here. mony will take place on NoLooking for a great bargain or that hidden treasure? If so, this The IMVHOF stated ob- vember 7, 2014 at the GarriSaturday you need to be at the Posey Humane Society Rummage jective is ‘To publically em- son at Ft. Benjamin Harrison Sale. The sale starts at 7 a.m. at the Mount Vernon General Bapphasize the honor brought to in Lawrence, Ind. Event detist Church on North Main Street. If you have items you would our state and nation by the tails will be available on the like to donate for the sale, they can be dropped off at the church sacrifice of Indiana military website as it nears. on Friday between 2 and 7 p.m. All proceeds from this sale will veterans and their families.’

Tax deductible donations be used to help care for the shelter animals while they are waiting The IMVHOF will be ‘vir- can be made via check or for their new forever homes. tual’ for now via its website, money orders made out to Summer Safety Reminder but plans are to build a physi- IMVHOF and sent to: IMWith summer weather upon us, it is important to pay extra atcal monument in the future.

VHOF tention to animals. If they are outside please be sure they have acUp to fifteen veterans will P.O. Box 269098, Indiacess to shelter from the sun and clean drinking water at all times. be honored for military ser- napolis, IN 46226.

For those who like to travel or even just run a quick errand and take their pets with them, it is important to keep in mind how quickly a car’s interior can heat up even with the windows down.

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After last week’s storms, 91-year-old Mary Hidbrader cleans up the back yard of her New Harmony home. Photo by Zach Straw

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JULY 7, 2009 5 YEARS AGO Don and Gayle Williams of New Harmony receive first Kiwanis Service Award.

Phyllis Alspaugh steps into the limelight as ‘Professional Volunteer’ by being recognized as possibly holding the Mount Vernon record for volunteer jobs in and around the city.

Mark and Kim Duvall of Poseyville are proud to announce the birth of their son, Noah Markus on March 25, 2009.

Cynthiana church heads for completion. The pastor announced the outside of the building is nearly complete.

Mildred and Lloyd Juncker dressed in ‘Old Time’ attire for the Mount Vernon General Baptist Church Ice Cream Social held each year in celebration of the 4th of July.

Gracia Boettcher helped the Brittlebank swim team to another victory by swimming the freestyle race at Mt. Carmel.

Jeff Moore finished off his career as a youth softball coach with a very big win.

Dan and Amy Langhorn received first place entry into the New Harmony Fourth of July Golf Cart Parade.

JULY 6, 1999 15 YEARS AGO The Mount Vernon First United Methodist Church float was judged best in the church category at the Summerfest Parade.

Connie Weinzapfel read the Declaration of Independence at the 184th annual celebration of the Fourth of July at New Harmony’s Thrall’s Opera House.

Andrew Emge, Travis Beuligmann and Aaron Neufelder performed in the North Elementary play on ancient Greek mythology.

Black Knights Chess Club members Marcus Wassmer and Anna Pulliam battle it out at the Poseyville Carnegie Library.

The back of the wall of the Sass and Poss Tavern gave way due to old age.

Stock dog owners brought their dogs to Highland Farm north of Mount Vernon for the Ohio Valley Stock Dog Association’s annual competition at the John Weikel farm.

Karen Lee, Patsy Wagner, Lisa Frye and Kay Kilgore attended the Tri Kappa State Convention.

Denise Dill, North Posey student, played acoustic guitar at the APL.

JULY 5, 1989 25 YEARS AGO Posey County could be the home for a new state prison. The IDOC is looking for a site for a maximum security prison to house 700 inmates.

Due to the mild winter experienced in Indiana, bean leaf beetle populations are expected to be higher than usual.

Mount Vernon’s Scott Ambrose, state high school shot put champion, received the Evansville Track Club’s first Ken Temme Award.

Kevin Carlton, recent graduate of Mount Vernon High School, will be playing basketball in Australia as a part of 12-player team.

Farmers Bank, Posey County Bank introduces a Prime Money Market Account rate of eight percent.

Cynthia Shaw and Daniel Lamey portray Duicinea and Don Quixote in the New Harmony Theatre production of ‘Man of La Mancha’.

Ventriloquist Karen Seal entertained children with her Izzy Olsen figure at the Alexandrian Public Library.

The Posey Barbershop Belles are having a guest night at the home of Mary Georges in Poseyville.

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Clayton and Marjorie Powers Clayton and Marjorie (Baker) Powers plan to celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary. They were married on July 31, 1964 at Van Avenue Baptist Church in Evansville Ind. The couple are the parents of two children, daughters Kimberly Greer of Evansville, and Jamie McDonald of Mount Vernon. They also have three grandchildren.

Clayton retired in 2013 from Springleaf Financial Services and Marjorie retired in 2011 from the office of Disability Adjudication and Review.

Mikayla DeShields of Wadesville and Thomas Stegall of New Harmony are proud to announce the birth of their son Aiden Thomas. He was born on June 10, 2014 at the Women’s Hospital at 8:49 p.m. He weighed six pounds, eight ounces and was 19 inches long.

Maternal grandparents are Alan and Jill DeShields of Poseyville. Paternal grandparents are Bryan and Barbara Stegall of New Harmony.

Maternal great-grandparents are Bob and Linda DeShields of Poseyville and Peggy Taylor of New Harmony. Paternal greatgrandparents are George and Mary Meindle of North Carolina and Elanor Stegall of Alabama.

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Mr. and Mrs. Francis Martin Mr. and Mrs. Francis Martin are celebrating their 65th Wedding Anniversary. Francis and Mary (Elpers) Martin were married at St. Wendel Church on July 12, 1949. Their children hosted a dinner and reception for them on July 13.

They have seven children: Mike and (Rita) Martin, Mary and (Bill) Pigman of St. Wendel, Paul and Ann (Tim) Bitter of Evansville and Jim (Denise) Martin of Owensboro. Tim and Joe Martin are deceased.

The couple has 18 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.

Francis is a retired farmer. Mary retired from Deaconess Hospital in 1993.

Mount Vernon Class of ‘74 plans reunion The Mount Vernon class of 1974 is planning their 40th reunion on Saturday, September 20 at the St Phillips Conservation Club off Upper Mount Vernon Road.

Share this information with your out-oftown classmates. Invitations have been mailed and need to be turned in ASAP to Janie Rueger Meinschein. We are still

looking for the following classmates: Robert Barclay, Barbara Calhoun, William Clarke, Sheila Cleveland, Steven Earhart, William Mickey Gay, Ronald Goebel, Rickey Howard, Fonda Huntsman, Brenda Key, Harold Krause, Debra Mattingly, Jeffrey Michel, Joyce Morton, Deborah Osborne, Merlene Reeves, Bryan Russell,

Mary Stratman, Dennis Veach, Denise Walton and Darla Woolsey.

If you have information on these classmates or did not receive an invitation, please contact Janie Rueger Meinschein at 812-483-3578, Paula Ferguson Boarman at 812-985-3383 or Cindy Cox Green at 812-449-8169.

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Elizabeth ‘Punky’ Uhde and Jerry Lee Uhde were surprised on June 28 with a 60th Wedding Anniversary party hosted by their children Greg Uhde and friend Sherry, Gina and Keith Yegerlehner and Gayla and John Werry. It was held at the Elks Club in Mount Vernon.

Many friends and family came to wish them a happy anniversary.

They were married on April 23, 1954 in the Griffin Methodist church with Rev. James Heady officiating the service. Punky and Jerry have three children, Greg Uhde, Gina Yegerlehner, and Gayla Werry; six grandchildren, Rachel Southard,Tyler Yegerlehner, Amanda Werry, Samantha Nieten, Jordan Werry and Madison Werry.

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Shelby Goodman, Emma Holly, Asher Goodman and Audrey Goodman take a break from the heat in Riverbend Park’s cool fountains last Thursday morning. Photo by Zach Straw

NH Garden Club to host program What kind of an animal is a fat pocketbook, white wartyback and a rough pigtoe? These are mussels found along Indiana’s River, the Wabash. Living at the end of the river here in the Tri-State, do you know where the Wabash River begins? It is 475 miles long with its headwaters at Fort Recovery, Ohio. To learn even more about our river resource, the Garden Club of New Harmony will host Brad Smith speaking on ‘The Wabash: Indiana’s River’ at its bimonthly meeting on Saturday, July 12.

Brad started his career in conservation working in the Hoosier National Forest on migratory songbirds as an undergraduate at Indiana Uni-

versity. After moving away following college, he worked throughout parts of the US and Canada before landing in Southwest Florida. There he worked for a land trust on Sanibel Island doing wetland restoration and land management.

He began working for The Nature Conservancy as the Director of Land Management for the New Jersey chapter before transferring to his current position as the Lower Wabash and Wetlands Program Director for Indiana.

The club meets at the New Harmony Workingmen’s Institute at 9 a.m. Free refreshments and conversation are offered with the program.

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Jack and Sam look on, as their brother Abe Thomas fires his ‘california candle’ in celebration of Independence Day. Photo by Zach Straw

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Jim Brown and Eric Potter fell a huge rotting hard maple tree just off Steammill Street in New Harmony. Photo by Zach Straw Brittaney Johnson of the Chamber of Commerce, celebrates the Grand Opening of the Water’s Edge Grill and Catering with Sharon Cox, Mary Esker, Tommie Cox, Brian Utley, Mayor John Tucker and John Taylor of the Posey County Economic Development Partnership. The restaurant, which serves brunch, is located on Water Street in Mount Vernon and will be open from Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m.

A special day for the community to come and try their food will be held on Sunday July 20th from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. Photo by Zach Straw

North Posey FFA competes at State convention

Indiana Private College Week set for July 21-25 From Monday, July 21, through Friday, July 25, Indiana’s 31 private, nonprofit colleges and universities invite students, parents and others interested in the college selection process to experience the personality of each campus through tours, informational sessions, and conversations with students and staff. All activities are free of charge.

A complete list of participating campuses, event schedules, and registration information is available at www.icindiana.org. Individually-scheduled tours are also offered at some schools.

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colleges encourage and welcome visitors throughout the year, this concentrated week offers students an opportunity to visit as many campuses as they would like without missing school.

According to research conducted by TargetX, 90 percent of high school students interviewed about their college selection said that their campus visit influenced their choice because it ‘felt right.’ The campus visit is a highly trusted source of information because a school’s description on paper finally comes to life. There is no better way for students to experience the ‘feel’ of a cam-

Heerdink finishes first year in top 20 percent Holly Heerdink, a 2009 where she assists students North Posey graduate, has with their legal needs. She finished her first year of law is also serving as the lead school in the top research assistant 20 percent of her for a project led by class. Holly attends Maurer professor Indiana UniversiVictor Quintanilla. ty’s Maurer School The project is a of Law, a topcollaborative effort 30 law school as with the Indiana ranked by the U.S. Judicial Center, News and World Maurer professors, Report. Holly’s ac- Holly Heerdink and Harvard Proademic achievements earned fessor Jim Greiner. Holly her Dean’s Honors for both has also been named as a semesters of the 2013-2014 Practice group advisor for school year. She also com- the 2014-2015 school year. peted in this year’s Atlas In this position, Holly will Shrugged national essay oversee a group of eight firstcontest, and her essay was year law students in both chosen as a semi-finalist. academic and social events.

Holly is currently intern- In her spare time, Holly does ing at Indiana University’s pro bono work with the ProStudent Legal Services tective Order Project.

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On June 16, 2014 twelve members of the North Posey FFA chapter traveled to Purdue University to compete at the 85th Indiana State FFA convention. The members that had the opportunity to attend the convention this year were Olivia Goebel, Parker Sturgell, Kari Hoenert, Daniel Motz, Derek Motz, Robyn Bender, Olivea Glaser, Erin Will, Travis Koester, Jon Wilderman, Zach Goebel, and Emma Carner. Travis Koester received first in Agriscience Fair Food Science, and second in Farm Business Management demonstration and Agriscience Plant Systems proficiency.

Lindsey Koester received second place in Discovery Public Speaking. Matt Seib also received third place in Fiber and Oil Crop proficiency. Other members who competed at the convention included: Zach Goebel in the Creed

Speaking contest, the Chapter Meeting Team, consisting of Olivia Goebel, Kari Hoenert, Parker Sturgell, Daniel Motz, Erin Will, Zach Goebel, Robyn Bender, Derek Motz, Travis Koester, Olivea Glaser, and Emma Carner, and the Quiz Bowl team consisting of Robyn Bender, Erin Will, Emma Carner and Zach Goebel although none of these teams placed in the top four they did a great job competing. Con-

gratulations to everyone who competed at the state level. At the convention the chapter was recognized as a Gold Chapter Donor for the money it had donated to the state.

Kayla Hoenert, former North Posey FFA member, was the Indiana FFA State Secretary this past year at the convention she gave her retiring address and resided from her position as the 2013-2014 Indiana FFA State Secretary.

4-H Food Auction set for July 14 Please plan to attend the 2014 Posey County 4-H Fair and support this year’s 4-H Food Auction. Our selection of goodies will be better than ever, and everyone, from individuals to businesses and community organizations, is welcome to bid.

The 4-H Food Auction will be held Monday, July 14, 2014. The auction will start at 6 p.m. in the air-conditioned Posey County Com-

munity Center on the Posey County 4-H Fairgrounds, and all proceeds are used to support the educational activities of the Posey County 4-H Youth Development program.

Please attend this year’s Posey County 4-H Fair and support this worthwhile event. For more information, call the Purdue Extension-Posey County Office at 812-838-1331.

FSA accepting new offers for CRP Beginning June 9, 2014 FSA County offices are authorized to begin accepting new offers for Continuous CRP. Please contact the Posey Pictured above: Front row left to right: Emma Carner, Robyn Bender, Parker County FSA office at 812- Sturgell, Olivia Goebel, Erin Will, Kari Hoenert, and Olivea Glaser, Back row left 838-4191 ext. 2 for more in- to right: Jon Wilderman, Zach Goebel, Travis Koester, Daniel Motz, and Derek formation.

Motz. Photo submitted

Indiana Farmers weed out yield robbers Growers battle weeds while keeping environment top of mind, says Poseyville soybean farmer You know the feeling when a sea of yellow dandelions begins to cover your backyard or when crabgrass starts to plague your immaculate flower garden? Imagine weeds like that, on top of insects and diseases, across hundreds of acres where you devoted entire weeks of time and effort to plant.

These weeds are more than a nuisance: They’re a threat to crop yields and farmers’ livelihoods.

Farmers use herbicides to protect their crops against these dreadful yield robbers.

But some weeds are developing resistance to some herbicides, and these inputs are beginning to fail to protect U.S. soybeans and other crops that everyone depends on for food, feed and fuel.

Globally, more than 430 weeds have been reported with resistance to certain herbicides, according to the International Survey of Herbicide-Resistant Weeds.

Even in the face of tougher weeds, however, Indiana farmer Mark Seib says all farmers have greatly decreased the amount of in-

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puts used on their crops.

“When my father was farming, he used gallons of herbicide for each acre,” says Seib, a United Soybean Board (USB) farmer-leader from Poseyville. “Now, with advancements the industry has made, I use less than an ounce to the acre for some herbicides and insecticides to provide the same level of protection against weeds and insects. And, like every other farmer, I want to pass my land down to the next generation in better condition than when I received it.”

Even with these advancements, U.S. crop losses due to uncontrolled weeds amount to more than $8 billion annually, according to the Ohio and Indiana Weed Control Guide, a tool put out by the Purdue University and Ohio State University extension services.

That number alone exceeds the entire state of Indiana’s soybean production value, which is $3.3 billion.

To help farmers fight these weeds, USB partnered with numerous organiza-

tions, including the Indiana Soybean Alliance, Purdue and the private sector, to establish Take Action, an industrywide partnership to help farmers manage herbicide resistance.

Universities across the country, major herbicide providers and six farmer-led commodity organizations have teamed up to encourage farmers to proactively develop a weed-management strategy. The first step is to identify threatening weeds, which farmers can do at www.TakeActionOnWeeds.com.

The program helps farmers select the right herbicides for their operation, cutting back on unnecessary applications and helping the environment.

Seib says that’s just one example of how today’s soybean farmers continue to conserve natural resources and increase their sustainability performance. Over the last 30 years, U.S. soybean farmers have reduced soil erosion, greenhouse-gas emissions and energy use, all while increasing yields

by 53 percent, according to a soy-checkoff-funded report.

“With my family living on the farm and neighbors on either side, I don’t want to expose them to any chemicals, so I only use what’s necessary,” says Seib. “U.S. farmers are growing the healthiest and safest soybeans in the world – for our customers and the environment.”

The 70 farmer-directors of USB oversee the investments of the soy checkoff to maximize profit opportunities for all U.S. soybean farmers. These volunteers invest and leverage checkoff funds to increase the value of U.S. soy meal and oil, to ensure U.S. soybean farmers and their customers have the freedom and infrastructure to operate, and to meet the needs of U.S. soy’s customers. As stipulated in the federal Soybean Promotion, Research and Consumer Information Act, the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service has oversight responsibilities for USB and the soy checkoff.

We’re reaffirming our mission to serve the needs of people and helping to make their communities stronger as the Cooperative Extension Service Nationwide celebrates it’s centennial this year.

The commemoration centers on the federal Smith-Lever Act of May 8, 1914, which created the National Extension System.

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Daniel Bizaan (bottom) prepares for his swim lessons after his sisters Abbi and Krissy finish up with their Brittlebank Barracudas practice. Photo by Zach Straw

Legion Auxiliary News

By Rita Bradford The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on June 25, 2014. President Jenny Witt opened the meeting with 14 members present.

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

Mary Ann McGennis gave the treasurer`s report, and a motion was made to pay all bills.

Membership total 415.

Auxiliary members Sue Schroeder and Naomi Bell installed new officers for 20142015. Officers are Jenny Witt, President, Helen Carr, First Vice President, Naomi Bell, Second Vice President, Mary

Ann McGennis, treasurer, Leacca Wilson, recording Secretary, Rita Bradford, Corresponding Secretary, Alice Klotz, Chaplain, Judy Meyer, Sergeant of Arms, Linda Sharber, Historian, Executive Committee, Naomi Bell, Jenny Witt, Judy Meyer.

After the installation the President was escorted back to the Presidents chair, and took over the meeting. With no more business, the Chaplain gave closing prayer, Sergeant of Arms retired the flags, President closed the meeting in regular form.

Dues allowance went to Alice Klotz. Next meeting will be July 23, at the Legion Home at 7 p.m.

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)

By Valerie Werkmeister The Posey County Commissioners are considering an ordinance that would require all contractors performing work in the building construction trades in the county to be licensed. The concept was introduced by attorney Adam Farrar and Posey County Building Commissioner Ed Battienger during the commissioner’s meeting on July 1.

“There are people doing work here in Posey County that may not be qualified and may not be responsible. This ordinance as we drafted it and as we contemplated, would help make certain that people who are hiring contractors here to do work would know that, first they’re educated in the trade, they know what they’re doing. Second, that they are reputable, honest people, law abiding people. Third, that they are licensed and bonded and their employees are insured,” Farrar said.

Farrar went on to explain that Battieger has received calls from homeowners who have had bad experiences and aside from any recourse with specific building codes, he is unable to help.

Farrar and Battieger proposed in the draft ordinance the process would begin with an application contractors must complete. They will be required to have liability insurance up to $1 million and a $50,000 surety bond as well as workman’s compensation for their employees. Individual contractors will also be required to pass testing to ensure their ability to do their work.

Contractors will not be approved for a license if they have had any felony convictions within the past three years, or if they have been a felony conviction of any of the following within the past 10 years: theft, burglary, conversion, intimidation, extortion, forgery, receiving stolen property or any crime involving deception or fraudulent actions meant to deprive another of his or her property. They will also not receive a license if they have been adjudicated, or found in violation of Indiana Code Section 24-5-11, which involves home improvement contracts, within the past five years.

The draft ordinance does include a reciprocity clause that would allow contractors to bypass the application if they are licensed in another town, city or county in Indiana, Illinois or Kentucky. However, Farrar proposed that contractors would still be required to maintain a surety bond for work done within Posey County. The license is non-transferrable and is good for two years.

Farrar and Battieger anticipated that most contractors are already licensed in Vanderburgh County. Battieger said contractors who are not currently licensed will be required to complete testing in Vanderburgh County. Study materials

will be available prior to the test.

Commissioner president Carl Schmitz questioned whether Gibson County requires licenses. Since Gibson County does not have a building commissioner or zoning requirements, it was speculated that they do not require contractor licenses.

People who do work on their own property will not be subject to this ordinance.

A fee schedule for the various contractor licenses was also proposed. It is as follows: Building contractor - $300; unlimited roofing contractor - $250; residential contractor - $175; limited roofing contractor, moving contractor or wrecking contractor - $150.

Contractors who want to hold more than one of these four licenses will only be required to pay half of the full fee for each license.

Fire sprinkler contractor - $150; Tradesman master license - $250; Tradesman journeyman license - $30; Tradesman apprentice first through fifth year - $20, Tradesman apprentice six years or more - $30; Limited journeyman $30; sign erector Class A - $250; Class B- $150; temporary sign erector - $250; registration of state license for contractor - $50; journeyman - $30; apprentice - $20; swimming pool contractor - $150; limited swimming pool contractor - $150; wood framing contractor - $150; unlimited concrete contractor - $150; concrete footing and flatwork contractor - $150; brick and masonry contractor - $150; drywall contractor - $150; building inspection contractor - $150; siding and guttering contractor - $150; glass and glazing contractor - $150; residential remodeling contractor - $150; structural steel contractor - $150; excavating contractor - $150; tile and marble contractor - $150; elevator and excavator contractor - $150; special sub-contractor - $300; flammable liquid tank and piping contractor - $300; piling and caisson contractor - $150; underground utilities contractor - $150; waterproofing contractor - $150; limited licensed professional contractor - $250; manufactured home repairman $150.

If the commissioners decide to adopt the ordinance, contractors would be given a specific period of time to complete the process and obtain their license.

Commissioner Jim Alsop stated he would like to hear feedback from local contractors and the public. Battieger agreed and said that most of the contractors he deals with now are on board. They felt it would help level the playing field.

No action was taken and the public is welcome to make comments to the commissioners regarding the ordinance.

Third season of NH Music Festival to be held in July The third season of the New Harmony Music Festival and School will be held July 7-12 in New Harmony. with a concert series by internationally-acclaimed musicians who will also instruct music students in classical, Celtic, and improvisational styles.

Besides formal concerts and classes, the week will feature live broadcasts, a documentary film, an art show, a contra dance, and informal ‘pop-up’ concerts around the historic town.

The theme of this year’s festival is how architecture and music have influenced each other over the ages. 2014 is the bicentennial of the town of New Harmony, and many of the events will be held in its historic buildings.

A highlight of this year’s festival is an outdoor concert with festival artists and pianist Michael Brown on Saturday morning, July 12 inside the ‘Roofless Church,’ designed by architect Phillip Johnson. Music inspired by architecture, or that provided inspiration for architecture, including The Sunken Cathedral

by Claude Debussy, art songs by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim, and works for violin and piano by Aaron Copland will be performed, as well as traditional music for harp, fiddle, pipes, and flute.

“Filling historical spaces with music brings life to to those spaces. Suddenly the walls shatter the musical vibrations into rainbows of sound for our ears and musical food for our souls,” says festival founder and director Christopher Layer, the New York City-based musician and producer who first imagined the week of music, workshops, and art events in 2011. Layer, who

is currently in Chicago employed in ‘The Last Ship,’ a new musical written by the rocker Sting, is a native Hoosier.

For more information and tickets: website and online tickets: <www.newharmonymusicfest.com>. Email: <media@newharmonymusicfest.com>. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/ user/MissionFOTO. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ NewHarmonyMusicFestival Concerts & Events Monday, July 7 Celtic Jam Session at Sara’s Harmony Way, 7 p.m.-Free Tuesday, July 8 Festival Art Opening at the Owen Community House, 6:30 p.m.- Free Tuesday, July 8 Festival Showcase Concert at The Meier Atheneum, 8 p.m.-Free with RSVP Wednesday, July 9 Festival Film Screening ‘This Ain’t No Mouse Music’ at Sara’s Harmony Way, 6:30 p.m.-Free Wednesday, July 9 Celtic Jam Session at Sara’s Harmony Way (following the film) -Free Thursday, July 10 Festival Contra Dance at The Rapp-Owen Granary, 7 p.m.-Tickets: $10; Kids 12 and under Free Friday, July 11 Festival Concert & Live Broadcast at The Historic Thralls Opera House, 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $25-$35-$50 Saturday, July 12 Outdoor Grand Piano Concert at the Roofless Church, 9 a.m. All seats $30 Saturday, July 12 Festival Closing Night Concert & Live Broadcast at The Historic Thralls Opera House, 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $25-$35-$50

State Road 66 to close in Posey County

Poseyville Carnegie Library by Claire Wezet Summer at the Poseyville Carnegie Public Library has been a blast. Pre-K story time has been fantastic and it’s so exciting to see a mix of new and familiar faces.

Stories about space, colorful rainbow fish, and pirates have served as inspiration for some neat crafts- the kids made their own flying saucers, CD rainbow fish, and decorative pirate spyglasses, and that’s only the tip of the space ship. The fun is sure to continue with many more fabulous stories and activities such as exploding color milk painting, thunderstorm in a cup, recycled robots and so much more. To all those that have enjoyed the summer reading Pre-K story times so far, we hope to keep seeing you here, and to any families who are interested but haven’t attended, we encourage you to join us Mondays at 11:30 a.m.

The K-Second story time and activity has been very popular this summer. With fun activities and crafts like balloon rockets, robot costumes, and slime monsters, it’s easy to understand why.

Activities like marshmallow catapults and paper airplane shooters are sure to add a lot of fun to your summer, so come and join in every Tuesday at 2 p.m. And make a special note to attend Tuesday, July 29, at 2 p.m., to see some creepy crawlers and cute critters when Animal Tales pays a special visit to the library.

Third to fifth graders had a marvelous time reading Dr. Seuss’s Bartholomew and the Oobleck and it got even better when they made their own Oobleck and slime.

Colorful baking soda and

vinegar experiments were, quite literally, a fizzing blast and crafty met gross when they created their own squid brains in a bottle. The fun will continue every Thursday at 1 p.m. with activities such as oil and water droplet painting, melted wax crayon art, and bubble blowing contests.

Teens at PCPL have been spending the summer in style.

They’ve made fashionable plastic ‘shrinky-dink’ rings, added some color to their locks with DIY hair wraps, and treated their lips to some TLC with homemade Crystal Light lip gloss. The trendy styles will continue every Wednesday at 3 p.m. with activities like DIY duct tape wallets and jewelry, a special DIY paracord bracelet workshop (on Wednesday, July 9 at 3 p.m.), and so many other creative DIY activities. *Note*: The DIY paracord

bracelet workshop is open to youth of all grade levels (although third and up is recommended).

And we can’t forget about the outdoor activities taking place every Friday at 1:30 p.m. We’ve already had a spectacular time making giant bubbles and ‘dance painting’ (which actually involved using your feet as the paintbrush). But don’t worry, there’s a lot more to look forward to, including a special tie-dye event on Friday, July 18 at 1:30 p.m. Just bring a white t-shirt and yourself, dye and other materials will be supplied by the library.

Just looking for a place to beat the heat and read a good book? Cool off at the Poseyville Carnegie Public Library, and work towards accomplishing your reading goal for the summer reading program. To anyone who hasn’t signed up for the sum-

mer reading program, don’t worry, come down any time and the PCPL staff would be happy to help you get registered. We’re ecstatic about the 115 plus people who’ve signed up so far, but we here at the Poseyville Carnegie Public Library are firm believers in the notion ‘the more, the merrier.’

We don’t want anyone to miss out on any of the fun, so, once again, be sure to mark your calendars for these special events: 1. Paracord Bracelet DIY– Wednesday, July 9 at 3 p.m. (*Note* This event is open to youth of all grade levels, although third grade and up is recommended.)

2. Tie-Dye Shirts – Friday, July 18 at 1:30 p.m. (*Note* Make sure to bring your own white T-shirt, the library will supply the rest.)

3. Animal Tales – Tuesday, July 29 at 2 p.m.

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces that State Road 66 (SR 66) will be closing between Wadesville and Evansville.

Contractor’s crews will be closing SR 66 from the junction of State Road 165 (SR 165) in Wadesville to the junction of State Road 65 (SR 65). Crews will be replacing a drainage structure under the roadway, 1.85 miles east of SR 165.

Work will begin on or after Tuesday, July 15, at approximately 7 a.m. local time. It is anticipated the roadway will re-open to traffic by 3 p.m. on Wednesday, July 23, weather permitting.

No through vehicle traffic will be allowed, however local residents will have access to the point of closure. All lanes of traffic will be closed at the structure. The official detour will follow SR 165, SR 68 and SR 65.

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Beloved New Harmony church to shutter regular services

By Lois Mittino Gray In a move tracing back to its roots, Holy Angels Catholic Church in New Harmony merged with St. Francis Xavier Church in Poseyville on July 1 to form one parish which will be named St. Francis Xavier Parish. The Catholic Diocese of Evansville ordered this action in response to the diocesan problem of having more parishes than priests to minister to members. This is due to an aging clergy with many past retirement age and fewer young priests entering the sacrament to replace them. Pope Francis’ Canon Law mandates that priests only say three masses on weekends now.

As a result, there will no longer be regularly-scheduled Sunday masses in New Harmony and the church will be used only for weddings and funerals or special events. The Holy Angels parish community celebrated its last Sunday mass together on June 29 with Father James Sauer. After a bittersweet conclusion, members cried and hugged knowing that their ‘church family’ would split up and never be the same in spirit again. Some of the 67 registered families will move on to Poseyville, some are opting for St. Mathews in Mount Vernon and some will go to St. Wendel and St. Philip in the county.

Going full circle, Holy An-

gels Catholic Church, the first and only Catholic presence in New Harmony, was founded in 1899 as a mission church stemming from the Poseyville parish. Father Andrew Schaaf, the first pastor of both St. Francis Xavier and the Church of the Holy Angels, as it was originally called, was an architect who was the driving force in building the church at the corner of Main and South Street. The building cost $3,336.50 to construct and the first Sunday collection in September 1899 garnered $7.40 in collections.

Holy Angels continued as a mission church for 42 years. In the early days, Father Schaaf rode a horse and buggy to say mass every two weeks and later once a month. The horse was fed and sheltered in the area that is now the rectory. In 1941, the ledger on the parish was closed and it was not used during World War II. In 1946, it reopened and redecorated and thrived until the present time. It is up to Father Edward Schnur, pastor of St. Francis Xavier, to determine when a mass is said in the church and public use of the Catholic Community Center. .

The new Poseyville Parish is also linked with St. Wendel parish. Linkage means that the church will keep its name and finances separate, but share Fr.

Schnur as pastor. In a merger, all finances are combined together as one and St. Francis now owns all Holy Angels assets and property, such as the church, rectory and Catholic Community Center.

Father Jim Sauer will remain at St. Mathews Parish in Mount Vernon saying his masses there.

At the final Holy Angels mass, he was visibly moved to be saying goodbye to many of his New Harmony flock as the parish split up. “I just don’t know what to say anymore,” he told the congregation. “Many of you have baptized and buried loved ones from here, have watched your children take first communion and confirmation, and have enjoyed weddings and special events in your lives in this little church. It is very hard for all of us and we will pray to get through this.”

Speaking on behalf of Bishop Charles Thompson, Diocesan Information Manager Tim Lilley said that the Bishop is, “sensitive to the issue as he himself underwent the same thing when his childhood parish in Kentucky closed. He is working to do all he can for the health and happiness of his parishioners and priests.”

Holy Angels is not the only parish to merge on July 1 as there are eight mergers total. One of them merged four churches and one chapel into one parish called St. John’s in Loogootee.

Holy Angels Catholic Church, located on the corner of South and Main Streets, New Harmony, Ind. Photo by Zach Straw

Lighthouse Assembly of God VBS to start July 7 A summer kids’ event called Weird Animals VBS will be hosted at Lighthouse Assembly of God, 1005 East Tavern Street, New Harmony, Ind., from July 7 through July 11. At Weird Animals, kids will learn about some of God’s most creative creations.

They’ll participate in games, make and dig into yummy treats, experience cool bible adventures, collect Bible Memory Buddies to remind them they are one of a kind, and test out SciencyFun Gizmos they’ll take home and play with all summer long.

Plus, kids will learn to look for evidence of God all around them through something called God Sightings. Each day concludes with The Tail End – a celebration that gets everyone involved in living what they’ve learned. Kids at Weird Animals VBS will join an international mission effort to share God’s love by providing water for school children in India. Weird Animals VBS is for kids from three-years-old to sixth grade and will run from 6-8:30 p.m. each night. For more information call (812) 682-3118.

Johnson United Methodist Community Table for July meal every Thurs- Green Beans, Cobbler to host VBS starting July 22 day,Freeserving from 5 to 6 Thursday, July 17 – Taco 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.

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Seeds of the Sower

by Michael Guido

Our God is a great and gracious God. We see His greatness when we look into the spacious skies at night and see stars that cannot be counted and know that there are galaxies beyond galaxies. We see His greatness when His Son walked among the sick and healed them, the hungry and fed them, the grieving and comforted them, the distraught and encouraged them.

We see His grace when we look at Jesus on the cross, His resurrection from the tomb when He defeated death, His offer of salvation, His promise of eternal life with Him and His invitation to call on Him ‘whenever’ for ‘whatever’ as long as it is in His name.

David said that God ‘rescued him because He delighted in him.’ Delighted here means ‘to be mindful of, to be attentive to, to keep, to protect, to have pleasure in...’ Imagine the great value that God placed on David. He had a special place in God’s heart and was delivered from God’s wrath and his enemies.

In Christ we have the same deliverance. He takes God’s wrath from us in the salvation He provides for us and He also rescues us from the power of Satan who would defeat us. He is with us now just as He was with David three thousand years ago.

Christ living in us gives us His presence and power. When we call upon Him and trust in Him, we can be assured that He ‘is attentive to us, will keep us, protect us and take great pleasure in us’ because He delights in us just as He did David.

Sermon of the Week: Sin not paid for said candy and demanded to know where I got it. I immediately pleaded temporary insanity. I told him I had every intention of putting it in the cart, but by the time we got to the checkout I had forgotten.

Regardless of my temporary memory loss the fact remained I had taken something that did not belong to me and the wheels of justice began to turn. Dad put me over his knee and gave me a good spanking. Then we got into the car, Dad drove me back to the store and I had to give the candy back with a verbal apology.

I am so thankful for Dad teaching me some things that day. Since that day back in the mid-sixties I have never stolen anything and on more than one occasion, I have swallowed my pride, looked someone in the face and told them I wronged them in some way.

Moving forward about twenty years I found myself working in a grocery store, and history had an opportunity to repeat itself. I witnessed a small boy stuff a candy

bar into his pocket while his mom was placing things on the counter at the checkout.

I waited a couple of minutes, but when it became obvious the boy had no intention of giving the candy to his mother so she could pay for it, I told the mother of the candy in the boy’s pocket.

The first thing she did was call me a “liar” because her son “would never do such a thing.” I just asked her to look in his pocket. She did and found the candy bar.

She then tells the boy, “Give me that. I will buy it for you.” She did not say another word to me.

I’m still not sure what lessons that boy learned from his candy experience, but I know it wasn’t the same lessons I learned when I was his age. It is a shame the boy’s mom missed a good life teaching moment that day.

With parents not teaching the nitty-gritty about right and wrong and with people never being completely responsible for their actions it brings up a huge problem on an eternal scale.

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By Pastor Timothy Johnson, Countryside Baptist Church When was the last time you did something wrong? If an answer dosen’t immediately pop up in your mind, think about it for a minute then continue reading.

One trend I’ve seen growing recently is how people don’t take credit for their own sin. There is always some sort of excuse; usually some circumstance or another person, which is the reason a person is thrust into doing what they did. The individual explains that if it had not been for such and such, they would never have done (fill in the blank). Because of this few people are stepping up and taking responsibility and no one is guilty of much of anything because there is a “reason” for their actions that they had little or no control over.

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have done nothing wrong, they will also believe they have no reason to be saved from the wrong they have done. Example: A man sitting on the beach has no reason for a life guard to pull him out of the water because he is not even in the water.

If people believe that they really haven’t sinned, then they will also believe there is no reason to be saved from their sins.

The truth is we are all sinners (Romans 3:23) and in need of a Saviour (Romans 6:23).

This trend in our society to blame our sin on our circumstances or another person is moving our society further away from God because we feel no longer need Him. This problem goes much, much deeper than one mom not punishing her child for stealing a candy bar. There is the watering down of the Scriptures, preachers who never preach on the topic of sin, the general acceptance by society of sinful actions plus many more things that is shaping this “it’s not my fault” attitude, and it is this attitude that is pushing people from recognizing their need and away from the solution of all their problems, Jesus Christ.

Pageant slated for July 26 The Camo and Country Cuties Pageant will be held on Saturday, July 26, 2014 at the Poseyville Community Center in Poseyville. Registration starts at 10 a.m., and start time is 11 a.m. Early deadline is July 20, call after that date for availability.

King/Queen crowns will be given in each age division, with the winners qualified to advance onto Midwest finals located in St. Louis. Any contestant that donates to/adds to a collection for St. Jude’s (crayons, playdoh, puzzles, etc.) will receive a crown, the hope is to fill a semi to be delivered to St. Jude’s Childrens Hospital sometime in November.

Find us on Facebook. or if you have any questions about this event please contact Katrina Paul at 812-622-0828 or Lisa Boyer at 573-382-1748.

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Deadliest Catch A brutal storm on the Bering Sea. (In Stereo) (PG) Å

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Friends (PG) Å

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Dog With a Blog (G) Å

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Treehouse Masters (In Stereo) (PG)

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Movie: ››› “Blazing Saddles” (1974) Cleavon Little, Gene Wilder. Å

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The Pool Master (In Stereo) (PG)

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Paid Program

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Fresh Prince (PG) Fresh Prince (PG) Fresh Prince (PG)

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Kurt Metzger: White Precious (MA,L)

The 700 Club (In Stereo) (G) Å

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How I Met Your Mother (14) Å

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Open House NYC “Country Estates”

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Movie: ››› “Hot Tub Time Machine” (2010) John Cusack. (DVS)

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The Blacklist Red looks into the woman 14 News at who tempts Tom. (14) Å 10:00PM (N) Å

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Last Tango in Halifax (14) Å

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Treehouse Masters Pete builds a Japanese tea-treehouse. (PG) Å

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House Hunters Renovation (G) Å

Property Brothers (G) Å

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‘Epley’ continued from Page A1 It is often said that if two qualified applicants apply for the same job, but one is an Eagle Scout, he will be the one chosen for the position. It is no coincidence that the traits and skills he learned to attain the Eagle Scout rank are what gave him a better advantage over a non-scout.

Troopmaster Mitch Wagner of Poseyville Boy Scout Troop 387 is doing his part to help boys achieve this great honor.

Over the years, Wagner has had 18 boys who have earned the rank of Eagle Scout. Dalton Epley, 16, and son of John and Kim Epley of Poseyville, will be the nineteenth scout to achieve this rank. Dalton must appear before the Buffalo Trace Council in Evansville to present his final paperwork before his Eagle Scout rank is official.

The Epleys are a true scouting family. John serves as an assistant troop master and has served as a den leader in Cub Scouts since Dalton started as a Tiger Cub. “When I went to the Cub Scout round-up at school to sign up Dalton, I told Kim I wasn’t going to be a leader. I swore I wasn’t going to be a leader. Well, when I came home and Kim asked how it went, I told her, ‘I’m a leader,’” he laughed.

Kim has also served as a den leader in Cub Scouts since Dalton was in fourth grade. She also serves on both committees for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts.

Dalton recently completed his extensive project that took 412 man hours to complete. To begin the process, Dalton met with Wager to discuss his idea that including constructing two new sidewalks at North Elementary School in Poseyville. He prepared drawings, took measurements and got quotes for the cost of the project. It was Dalton’s responsibility to complete paperwork and prepare a presentation to deliver to his local scout committee for approval.

Once the committee gave their blessing for Dalton to move forward with this project, he presented his idea again to the Buffalo Trace Council in Evansville. Following their approval, he discussed the project with MSD of North Posey Superintendent Dr. Todd Camp. The school corporation agreed to pay for the materials of the project while Dalton was responsible for coordinating and scheduling labor hours from the scouts within the troop.

New sidewalks were constructed on the east side of the school building and in the front on both sides of the front steps. A small patio area was also constructed near the side entry doors. The project began shortly after the school year

ended on May 28. After a few days of rainy weather, the project was completed on June 14. The project required 15 yards of concrete.

Throughout the project, Dalton exhibited leadership skills as he guided and instructed his crew of both adult and youth workers. Wagner along with his father, John, Brian Reynolds, Matt Tepool, Rick Fark and Ellis Fenwick were among the adult leaders Dalton consulted and was advised by throughout the project. Dalton often had as many as 10 scouts assisting on a daily basis until the project was completed.

When asked what scouting has taught him, Dalton responded that he has learned responsibility and developed leadership skills. He served as a senior patrol leader for a year and was the youth in charge of the troop.

He enjoys the benefits of scouting and has been able to meet many new friends throughout the years. He has valued the new experiences he has been able to take part in through various camp-outs, excursions and summer camp. He has been able to do high adventure sailing at Roy C. Manchester Camp in Kentucky for the past two years, something he would not normally get to do in his everyday life.

This summer, he will travel with the troop to a new summer camp near Louisville, Ky., where he will learn blacksmithing skills, take part in cast iron cooking and ride an ATV throughout the week.

Both Kim and John are proud of Dalton’s achievements and understandably so. Only four percent of scouts have achieved the high rank since it was first awarded in 1912.

Not all boys stay in scouts long enough to achieve the rank. Dalton and his parents have witnessed that firsthand.

Of the boys he started in Tiger Cubs with, Dalton is the only one who remains. Four boys crossed over at the same time as Dalton, from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts, and many of them quit shortly after their first year.

John is also proud that his son completed what he did not.

John was also a Boy Scout, but he stopped at ‘Life Rank,’ the final rank before Eagle Scout.

“I’m a Life Scout for Life and there’s nothing I can do about that now. When Dalton became a Boy Scout, I knew I wanted him to succeed and achieve his Eagle,” he said.

John was also surprised and very proud his son chose such a large project.

Dalton Epley and Boy Scout Troop 387 Troopmaster, Mitch Wagner, stand on the new sidewalk following the completion of Epley’s Eagle Scout project. The project that included paperwork, planning and meetings for approval, took a total of 412 man hours to complete from start to finish. A total of 15 yards of concrete was poured to create two new sidewalks that run the length of the east side of the school and across the front of the school.

Photo submitted “The size of this project… the magnitude of it. I told him he didn’t have to do all of it, but he was sure he wanted to complete the entire thing. He shocked me that he wanted to do it. The whole thing makes me proud,” John said.

Kim has also observed positive changes in her son through his responsibility positions in scouts.

“He’s a part of something good and the opportunities and friendships he’s made are good for him. He took command of this project and helped the younger scouts. That’s what Boy Scouts is all about. He’s given back what scouts have given to him,” she said.

MV finishes latest river-front project

‘Grant’ continued from Page A1 voted to hire Johnson Controls Inc., working with BLA Engineering, to design phase four of the water treatment facility for $88,000. This will add additional filters, new pretreatment lamellas, storage units and a new generator. In addition, an ultraviolet disinfection system will be added. “IDEM is pushing for us to get UV treatment. It is the best disinfectant you can have. It reduces the need for chlorine and its by-products which we have had issues with in the past,” said Water Treatment Supervisor Chuck Gray. “This will help us comply with state standards.” The total cost for phase four should be around $700,000.

‘PC Fair’ continued from Page A1 day evening’s meal will feature fried chicken and ham loaf, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, stewed apples, assorted salads. Discount meal tickets will be given at the register.

Thursday evening, meatballs with sauce in addition to fried chicken will be served as the main entrée, along with sweet baby carrots, corn, mashed potatoes & gravy, as well as, assorted salads. For both nights, you’ll have your choice of the many wonderful ‘home cooked’ desserts they have to offer.

Don’t miss out on the food and fun at this year’s Posey County Fair.

City making progress behind the scene

By Lois Mittino Gray Members of the Mount Vernon Board of Public Works learned at its June 26 meeting that while the outside of the new police and fire building many look untouched, sledge hammers are busy at work demolishing the inside. The new two-story combined public safety building is located at 311 College Avenue in the building formerly housing Dausmann Motors.

Terry Burnsworth of Pyramid Engineering reported that demolition is now complete on the interior of the building and framing has started inside on the walls of the old showroom.

He submitted the first payment request to pay out $85,000 to various contractors for percentage of work completed to date and the board approved it. Burnsworth explained that he won’t always come to the meeting to explain each item paid out, but he did since this was the first one for the project. He will have to appear to get change orders approved.

Burnsworh invited board members to come by anytime to take a look at the work. He said Alan Schellhorn would take his place when he was absent.

In other board action:

• Street Superintendent Max Dieterle asked for a refund of $783.80 to 2212 West Ridge Drive for overpayment of sanitation fees. “The homeowners realized they pay three times what the neighbor pays for residential trash pickup and called me to look into it.”

The address has been paying a $25 business fee since 2010 when it should be $10 and the refund was approved.

• authorized Mayor John Tucker to sign any documents necessary to close on the purchase of 2.8 acres to add to sewage treatment plant property from Kieffer Brothers. The price of $98,579 was the average of two appraisals.

Sewer Superintendent Rodney Givens was given permission to sign documents for keys and anything else to get the title signed and closed. He would like to mow down the weeds on it as soon as it is in city ownership.

• Givens was also given permission to shop for new pump for use down in manholes. The current one is ten years old, hard to use in manholes, and in need of $8,000 worth of repair. Board Member Bill Curtis asked him to get quotes on a new one and on the repairs.

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talk,” he said. Givens also said that work on fixing the cave-in hole at the Pecan Hill Apartments will begin on Monday, June 30.

• City Attorney Beth McFadin Higgins said INDOT has given BLA Engineering approval to work on planning for the Main Street and State Street Grants pending legal review.

• Fire Chief Wes Dixon asked to use the city credit card if necessary for two firemen who will attend the Texas A and M training on July 1318 and it was approved.

• Police Chief Glenn Beloat asked for permission to declare as junk an old 1990’s style computer that still uses floppy disks. “Did you ask the historical society if they want it?” he was asked jokingly.

• Miles Duncan, representing the America Legion Riders Group Post 5, asked to have streets closed for a Motorcycle Show the group will be sponsoring during River Days. The show is slated for Saturday, September 13 with Sunday, September 14 as the rain date.

The streets to be blocked near the courthouse were agreed upon contingent to the group showing proper proof of insurance.

Scott Royer, Mel Levin, Mayor John Tucker, and Steve Fuelling celebrate the completion of the Riverbend Park service building, in front of the amphitheater. Photo submitted Keys to the newly com- and water controls. tric. pleted Riverbend Park serThe total cost for the projHinderliter Construction, vice building were turned ect was $71,202 and was Inc., served as general conover to Scott Royer, Park & shared between the Greater tractor. According to Mel Rec Recreation Manager and Mount Vernon Association Levin, who served as projEvent Planner. and the City of Mount Ver- ect supervisor for the city, The service building was non. The collaborative ef- “Hinderliter Construction constructed as part of the fort for the project included and their employees did an master plan for Riverbend the Greater Mount Vernon outstanding job of constructPark. Designed to compli- Association, Mayor Tucker, ing an attractive facility that ment the Pagoda in Sher- Councilman Steve Fuel- will serve the community for burne Park, the building pro- ling, the Mount Vernon City many years.” vides for a concession area, Council, the Park DepartIf your organization is inaccess for control of lighting ment, and assistance from terested in using this facility and audio for the stage, se- the Twenty First Century for a special event, contact curity cameras for the park, and Riverdays groups, J & J the Park & Rec Office to and protection for electrical Welding, and Gottman Elec- make arrangements.

MV ‘committed’ to Stellar Grant project

By Lois Mittino Gray Holding up a copy of the thick Stellar Grant application, City Attorney Beth McFadin Higgins asked the Mount Vernon Common Council for its total support at its June 26 meeting.

“Are you prepared as a board to cover all the money we need to match the grant if it does not all get pledged?”

Higgins explained that there will be a question and answer period at the site inspection visit the grant committee has slated for three hours on July 7, beginning at noon. “There is a good chance you will be asked then if you are willing as a unit to fill in any unfunded money,” she said. “We need to be prepared with our answer.” All council members voted in the affirmative.

Higgins remarked that she will be surprised if the 1.5-1.8 million dollars needed is not pledged by then. “We started back in April seeking community support and have a million dollars already pledged, Some of the partners in our project have not even pledged yet and say that they will, I don’t think we’ll have trouble meeting our target, but we have to be ready in case they ask.” Higgins noted that every day they get in more and more pledges.

“We’re going down Main Street at 100 miles an hour, get on the bandwagon now.”

Mayor John Tucker invites the public to attend the site inspection launch at noon on the Landing roof on July 7.

In other council action: • Council member Becky Higgins received complaints on boaters parking their trailers in front of Bliss Ice Cream Shop all day and tak-

ing up two spaces. A discussion ensued with a one hour parking maximum sign being posted as a possibility as other retail is expected to move in soon. Members will observe the problem.

• The ordinance amending the city 2014 salary ordinance for positions with the Motor Vehicle Highway department and the Park and Recreation department passed on second reading.

• James Cox appeared before the board to ask what constitutes an emergency when repairing streets. He has not received any city contracts to pour concrete and was disgruntled that they are not bid out. Street Superintendent Max Dieterle said that the most recent one in question was an emergency and the hole had to be taken care of immediately. Cox also asked about the city’s policy on hiring minority contractors and Higgins told him how to find the ordinance online at the website.

• Acting as the Water Utility Board, the members voted to hire Johnson Controls Inc., working with BLA Engineering, to design phase four of the water treatment facility for $88,000. This will add additional filters, new pretreatment lamellas, storage units and a new generator. In addition, an ultraviolet disinfection system will be added. “IDEM is pushing for us to get UV treatment. It is the best disinfectant you can have. It reduces the need for chlorine and its by-products which we have had issues with in the past,” said Water Treatment Supervisor Chuck Gray. “This will help us comply with state standards.” The total cost for phase four should be around $700,000.

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Amy, Walker, Riley and Dan VonderHaar show off Andrew and Amanda Wilson, Aaron and Lacy Wilson, their ‘Best Theme’ winning golf cart at New Harmony’s Pat and Arianna Wilson, along with Kim Hillyard and 2014 Fourth of July Celebration.

Ellie Wilson with the ‘Judge’s Choice’ golf cart.

Johnathon Scott, David Flanders and Bill Welty pose with the ‘Most Patriotic’ winning golf cart in New Harmony’s Maclure Park. Photos by Theresa Bratcher

STELLAR GRANT COMMITTEE SITE VISIT

Attorney Trent VanHaaften presents one of the potential projects to the Stellar Advisory Committee during Monday’s visit. Approximately 15 members of the committee came to tour Mount Vernon, assessing it’s viability as a ‘Stellar Community.’

The committees’ members, from the Indiana Housing Authority, Office of Community and Rural Affairs, and INDOT, step aboard the bus to tour Mount Vernon.

The Wolfgang Dixielanders set the tour’s ambiance, playing vintage jazz tunes at Riverbend Park’s original gazebo. Seen here, the Dixielanders skillfully perform the 1924 Charlie Davis classic, ‘Copenhagen.’ Photos by Zach Straw

Max Dieterle and Don Oeth donated their time helping with the 2014 Sons of the American Legion Golf Scramble. The event benefitted the legions’ scholarship program and the Wounded Warrior Program which aids local veterans. Photo by Zach Straw

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North Posey Black dominates Babe Ruth League

North Posey Red’s Glenn Alexander comes to the plate prepared for another timely hit. His prowess gained him a spot on the All Star team. Photo by Dave Pearce

By Conner Voegel Baseball is truly the best game on earth. It brings players closer than any other thing does. Through that long hot season you will meet and talk to people you may have never been able to or just not hung out with the same group of people they do. It brings players closer as friends, but when you are teammates you are really family.

Baseball also brings a number of challenges to players. Whether you back that up by realizing players have less than a second to react as a hitter, or pitchers have a tiny box-like figure in which to throw a ball, both the mental and physical sides of baseball present a daunting challenge. On the mental side, maybe you describe it as games nearly

every day, unlike once a week, and you have to come to each and every game every night with the mentality that you are going to beat that team you play against.

You do not have time to mope the next day through practice like most sports because in baseball you do not get many breaks.

Baseball brings you closer to people, it gives you difficult challenges, it shows the true passion of people by the way they go out there every single day and play their hearts out, and it teaches young boys and girls to become young men and women. It teaches coping skills for the real world.

This week North Posey Black was the only North Posey Team with a game.

North Posey Black played

against Princeton White on Monday. North Posey Black ended up winning this game and the league so it truly does not matter what the score was. Both the teams are winners. They both always played their hearts out and it was a joy to watch.

On the season North Posey Black ended up winning the league at 18-2; however North Posey Red came in a close second going 15-4. With the 15-yearolds moving to high school and the 13- and 14-year olds looking forward to another season in Babe Ruth, North Posey Baseball looks like it will be doing well for awhile.

“We knew going into this year we would have a target on our backs,” said Black Coach Damien Word.

“I was really pleased how

we responded after dropping our season opener to Poseyville Red. Our younger players did a fantastic job of holding it together until our veteran players returned from the high school team.”

But once the older players arrived, they too held some surprises for their coach.

“AJ Reynolds, in particular, was a pleasant surprise on the mound for us. Brandon Hamman really turned the page this year from a pitching standpoint, as well.

I said all year he was the second best pitcher in the league and that was a close second to Ethan Morlock who was also on our team,” Word said. “We faced everyone’s best this year and I know I would not have wanted to see Brandon on the mound pitching against us.”

Word was also complimentary of Levi Ricketts, who fought off a disappointing jayvee season on the high school team to put forth a rock-like effort behind the plate.

“I cannot say enough about Levi’s play and his leadership,” Word said.

“Ethan Morlock was dominant, as expected, pitching two shutouts, a one-hitter, a no-hitter, and concluding the season with an ERA of under 1.00. I’ve coached a lot of talented young men in my six years of ball but I have to say this, as a whole, from top to bottom, has been one of the most talented teams I have seen.”

Word said this team bought into his philosophy and style of play and backto-back league and tourney championships speaks for itself.

Word was also complimentary of the parents who helped get the players to the field for practice and his assistants Ryan Montgomery, Robert Morlock, Bobby Bazan, Eric Merkley, and Jason Wiggins for their dedication and diligent efforts for the team.

“We have to say so long to Rob Voegel as our league

president this year and I personally thank him for all he has done for the league and these young men,” Word continued. “Word said he encourages other members of the Babe Ruth family and the community, to offer thanks to Voegel, as well.”

I am sure these young men want to transform this baseball community back to the baseball town it was a few tears ago. So even though the season is over it does not mean baseball is.

There are many camps to attend, and there is always that hometown field located at North Posey High School that is available to work on.

Baseball really can transform someone to the person they want to be; however it depends how much you work on it on how much you transform.

Word concluded by thanking his wife Natalie and their daughters Emma and Avery for their constant support and understanding being willing to share him

for the betterment of the program.

“They gave up a lot of time with me so I could be there,” he concluded.

Members of the all star team from the two Poseyville teams which will continue to play this week are 15-year-olds Ethan Morlock, Levi Ricketts, Josh Wiggins, Quinton Fife, Dalton Rankin, Ethan Rose, Glenn Alexander, Ryan Daughtery, and Luke Gries. The 14-yearold group includes Jordan Goedde, Alec Goetz, Brandon Hamman, Wes Voegel, Grant Parker, Ethan Rose, and Justin Cummings. The 13-year-olds will consist of Dalton Cox, Josiah Ricketts, AJ Reynolds, Shane Harris Jarred Motz, and Corey Heath.

Pool play for the 15-yearolds will begin Thursday against Milan and continue Friday against McCutchanville. A single elimination tournament will be held on Saturday.

North Posey Red’s Dalton Rankin’s right-handed pitching and left-handed hitting earned him a spot on the All Star team. Photo by Dave Pearce

Arena NP Cross Country coach to hold meeting North Posey High School cross country coach Kasey Duncan has announced there will be an informational meeting on July 9 at 5 p.m., for any male or female interested in running cross country for North Posey High School this year. The meeting will be held in the main gymnasium in the high school. Please use the rear entrance to the gym. If you have questions or concerns, please contact (812) 664-4651. You can also like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/northposeycc

North Posey Rural Girls U12 Competitive B bracket tournament champs. Front row left to right: Laura Cumbee, Emily Abernathy, Hayley Exline, Sophia Martin, and Emily Fortune. Middle row left to right: Corinne Englert, Megan Brenton, Annie Stegall, and Audrey Gallagher. Back row left to right: Coach Kelly Lashley, Jeremy Fortune, Rick McNabb, and Mike Clem. Photo submitted

Poseyville Kiwanis Club sets date for annual golf scramble The Poseyville Kiwanis Club will be holding our annual golf scramble on July 26, 2014 at the Country Mark Golf Course in Mount Vernon, Ind. Cost is $40 per/person, that includes green fees, golf cart, food after, and prizes. If you would like to attend please contact poseyvillekiwanis@ hotmail.com.

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DNR News ‘Talk’ to Indiana Conservation Officer recruitment expert on Facebook, July 9 Facebook followers of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources can ‘talk’ online about requirements for becoming a conservation officer with Lt. William Browne on Wednesday, July 9, from 2 to 3 p.m. EDT, on the DNR’s Facebook wall.

Browne also will talk about what makes a person a good candidate to become an Indiana Conservation Officer. Participants are invited to join the conversation and ask questions.

Future topics, instructions on how to join a conversation on Facebook, and commenting guidelines are posted at dnr.

IN.gov/7315.htm.

To join a chat, go to the DNR’s Facebook wall, facebook. com/INdnr, and click ‘like’ (if you are not already a ‘friend’).

You may begin typing in questions during the time slot.

The DNR experts will answer questions as time allows.

Second Place winning team Babe Ruth NP Red, seen here are: front row - AJ Reynolds, Cam Fisher, Dylan Mob-

DNR seeks qualified candidates for Conservation Of- ley, Brandon Hamman, Justin Cummings, Josiah Ricketts, Grant Parker and Dalton Cox. Back row - Coach Bobby ficers Bazan, Coach Robert Morlock, Josh Wiggins, Quentin Fife, Tim Gish, Ethan Morlock, Luke Gries, Levi Ricketts, The Department of Natural Resources is seeking qualified Coach Ryan Montgomery and Coach Damien Word. Missing from the photo is Corey Heath. Photo submitted applicants to become Indiana Conservation Officers.

Indiana Conservation Officers work in the DNR’s Law Enforcement division. Founded in 1911, it is Indiana’s oldest state law enforcement agency. Conservation Officers enforce all state laws but concentrate their efforts on laws affecting natural resources, state properties, and recreational activities such as boating, snowmobiles, and all-terrain vehicles.

The recruiting phase ends Nov. 30, and only those registered by that date will be considered for the recruit school that begins June 2015. To be considered, applicants must successfully complete an on-line prerequisite test at dnrlaw.

IN.gov/2760.htm.

Indiana Conservation Officers are conducting recruiting events in various locations to explain the steps of the hiring process and how to prepare to be a successful candidate.

Anyone interested in attending must register through the ‘Stay in Touch’ form at the website listed.

Previously, applicants have been required to have an associate’s degree or 60 credit hours toward a bachelor’s degree.

The application process is now open to individuals who do not meet the college requirement but have four years of continuous military service and have earned an honorable disSecond Place winning team Babe Ruth NP Red, seen here are: front row - Alec Goetz, Seth Morrow, Jacob charge.

Newman, Shane Harris, Jarrett Motz, Hunter Alkire, Jesse Kissel, Wes Voegel and Jordan Goedde. Back row Coach Austin Bender, Coach Jamie Hensley, Glenn Alexander, Ethan Rose, Dalton Cox, Ryan Daugherty, Gage HRI project continues piling up the numbers McCullough and Coach Josh Stoneberger. Photo submitted Four years after it began, Indiana’s Healthy Rivers INitiative is a story of numbers.

More than 31,000 acres along three state waterways are now under permanent conservation protection. That includes ning. Zach Carl, another North Posey graduate, relieved 1,563 acres purchased in the past year in the three HRI Con- Soecial to the News Mother Nature has not been kind to Mount Vernon Woods in the fourth inning with the score 3-0. Carl held servation Areas — Sugar Creek (1,221 acres), Austin BotOwen Dunn Post #5 so far this summer. The team trav- Rockport in check, throwing three scoreless innings, but toms (302 acres) and Wabash River (40 acres). eled to Heritage Hills High School to play Hoosier Ex- Post #5 could not put any runs on the scoreboard and enOther notable HRI numbers include: press Tuesday evening. After only one batter, the game tered the seventh inning still trailing by three runs • 8,242 acres open to public recreation. was halted due to the weather. After waiting for 35 minRockport started the top of the seventh inning with a • 57 miles of river frontage now under protection. utes, the game was canceled. Post #5 will venture back to hit and then sacrificed the runner to second base. Cody • 11 parking lots that provide public access.

Mobley relieved Carl with a runner on second and one • 1,000 tons of stone used to construct parking lots at ac- take on Hoosier Express Monday, July 21.

According to coach Kevin Krizan, the team has had out, but Rockport was able to score two runs in the inning cess sites. four rainouts so far this season. Of those four rainouts, However, Post #5 battled back in the eighth and ninth • 5,420 boundary markers posted at HRI sites.

“HRI is a true conservation success story right here in only the Hoosier Express game was able to be resched- innings. Trevor Veeck doubled and Drake McNamara hit Indiana that shows the power of partnerships,” DNR direc- uled. The only other game on the schedule this week for a 2-run home run to highlight a 3-run eighth inning.

In the ninth inning, both Rockport and Post #5 each tor Cameron Clark said. “Accomplishing something of this Post #5 was against Rockport on Thursday night. The magnitude requires leveraging our conservation dollars and 7-time legion state champion team handed Mount Ver- scored three more runs to make the final score, 10-6.

Drake McNamra, Trevor Veeck, and Zach Carl each resources across numerous natural resource agencies and or- non a 10-6 loss.

Post #5 sent North Posey graduate Collin Woods to the had two hits for Mount Vernon. ganizations. We are thrilled with what this partnership has mound to start the game. Woods pitched the first three inThis week Post #5 will be in action on Monday on the accomplished in just four years.”

HRI was launched in 2010 to secure permanent conserva- nings, giving up no runs in the first two innings. Rockport road against Evansville Pate, Tuesday at home against tion protection of nearly 70,000 acres along Sugar Creek, the broke through with three runs in the top of the third in- Carmi, and Thursday at Newburgh.

Wabash River and the Muscatatuck River.

The project partners work with landowners to provide a model that balances forest, farmland and natural resources conservation; connects separated parcels of public land to benefit wildlife; protects wildlife habitat and rest areas for migratory birds; opens lands to public recreational activities; establishes areas for nature tourism; and provides clean water and protection from flooding to downstream landowners.

The DNR’s project partners in HRI are the Indiana State Department of Agriculture, The Nature Conservancy of Indiana, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service.

For more information, see healthyrivers.IN.gov.

Owen Dunn falls to Rockport, weather

Hunter Education class planned at St. Phillips A free Indiana Hunter Education course will be offered at St. Phillips Conservation Club, west of Evansville, between July 29 and Aug. 7.

The course will be taught by Conservation Officer John Pace and cover hunter responsibilities, firearms safety, water safety, all-terrain vehicle (ATV) laws, archery, muzzleloader hunting, handguns and wildlife management.

The dates for classes will be July 29 and 31, and Aug. 5 and 7. Each class runs from 6 to 9 p.m. Attendance is required each night for certification.

The course meets the education requirement for hunters born after Dec. 31, 1986, to obtain a hunting license.

Register at inhea.com/PassItOnIndiana. Click on the “Classic Course” link, then scroll down to the St. Philips Conservation Club.

St. Phillips Conservation Club is a half-mile east of St. Phillips Road on Upper Mt. Vernon Road.

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Kyle Wannemuehler digs deep to throw heat during Dalton Schmidt comes to the plate looking for a hit during last week’s U11 baseball tournament in Mount last week’s U11 baseball tournament in Mount Vernon.

Vernon. North Posey won the game 6-5 in extra innings. North Posey won the game 6-5 in extra innings. Photo by Dave Pearce Photo by Dave Pearce

McDonald Golf Course results 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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1 - Don Weddle 27 -9 Daniel Oates, Monty Lackey, Clyde Cox, Mike Wassmer, Mason Wassmer 2 - Jason Senning 28 -8 Jason Pharr, Josh Chamberlin, Kyle Barry, Adam Paradien 3 - Steve Stabenfeldt 28 -8 Larry Seisky, Bret Salmon, John Hamilton, Dave Delong 4 - Steve Vandiver 28 -8 Dick Kothe, Jerry Huffman Don Roberts, Don Cobb, Kim Myrick 5 - Steve Wassmer 28 -8 Jim Elless, Robert Kincaid, Brock Blackman, Dick Harper, Drew Cates 6 - Rick Voyles 29 -7 Mike Tabor, Dave Swain, Don Shull, Greg Quehl 7 - Blake Lion 29 -7 Jacob Lion, Joe Prasek, Annie Dixon, Glen Winn 8 - Bill Beamon 29 -7 Buck Crowe, Mike Hurt, Rock Hurt, James Sorrels, Gerald Hefley 9 - Kelly Fraser 29 -7 Nick Frazer, Carl Myers, Larry Williams, Marty Summers 10 - James Harris 30 -6 John McClure, Bobby Johnson Gil Kelley, Charles Farmer 11 - Jerry Sanders 31 -5 Jerry Weigand, Larry Coffman Ken Wempe, Don Ungetheim T12 - Ken Baldwin 32 -4 Jerry Brand, Denis Gentry, Gene Jarvis,, VanBritson T12 - Ron Hook 32 -4 Van Hook, Danny Kappler, Danny Willerth, Steve Tabor 14 - Andy Horn 33 -3 Drew Horn, Colton Bland, Derrick Bland, John Rexing, Ryan Gregg

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LEGALS Court News Arrests June 26 Sean Clark—Mount Vernon—Warrant, Intimidation x 2—MVPD June 27 Matthew Curtis—Mount Vernon—Operating While Intoxicated Endangering a Person (Petition to Revoke)— ISP Clay Wilson—Evansville—Illegal Consumption by a Minor—MVPD June 28 James Stillwagoner— Mount Vernon—Domestic Battery—PCS June 29 Allie Grammer—Mount Vernon—Operating While Intoxicated—MVPD June 30 Sean Clark—Mount Vernon—Warrant, Domestic Battery x 2 (Petition to Revoke)—PCS James Clegg—Evansville—Operating While Intoxicated and Vanderburgh County warrant—PCS June 1 Jeffrey Bates—Mount Vernon—Warrant, Domestic Battery (Petition to Revoke)—MVPD

July 2 Clare Higgs—Mount Vernon—Resisting Law Enforcement, Criminal Mischief-MVPD Complaints June 4 1:25 a.m.—Suspicious— Caller advised there was a dark black suv, possibly a Bronco, that drove up their oil lease road and then up their driveway, then turned around in their yard and sped away.

Doesn’t know who it could be. Has had problems in the past. Caller advised as soon as she turned on the light they drove away really fast. Caller advised they left her yard and headed west on Mackey Ferry Road—Mackey Ferry Road, Mount Vernon 1:53 a.m.—Suspicious— Small darker passenger car with subjects inside of it having sex. Could see the female on top of the male in the passenger seat. Entryway into the woods on St. Philip’s Road just off of Hwy 62 on the right side—Evansville 2:43 a.m.—Alarm—South door and fence motion— Railroad St, Griffin 9:03 a.m.—Road Hazard—Removing tire out of roadway—Industrial Road, Mount Vernon

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10:59 a.m.—Information—Needing to speak with deputy in reference a vehicle towed—Mount Vernon 12:48 p.m.—Suspicious— Received a suspicious phone call in reference a grant. Requesting to speak to an officer—Blackford Road, Mount Vernon 1:46 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Boat—Sauerkraut Lane, Mount Vernon 2:26 p.m.—Information— Patrolling the area—Southwind Av, Mount Vernon 2:58 p.m.—VIN Inspection—No information— Bonebank Road, Mount Vernon 3:32 p.m.—Accident—Silver Dodge Avenger in the median. Unknown injuries.

Vehicle hydroplaned—I-64, Poseyville 6:03 p.m.—Abandoned Vehicle—Silver passenger car, nobody around the vehicle. Taking up lane of traffic.

Received another call, female stated vehicle flipped over but no one is around it—Upper Mount Vernon Road, Mount Vernon 6:04 p.m.—911 Hangup—Static on initial call.

Voicemail on callback— Blackburn Road, Mount Vernon 8:50 p.m.—Suspicious— Caller advised that there is a suspicious bag outside. Contains knives and other items.

Would like an officer to check it out—Mount Vernon 9:37 p.m.—Miscellaneous—Has a serial number for a gun he is wanting to have ran to be sure it’s not stolen— Main St, Poseyville

Published in the Posey County News on July 8, 2014 - hspaxlp 2014-86 NOTICE TO BIDDERS 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 Carl A. Schmitz Jerry R. Walden James L. Alsop Published in the Posey County News on July 8 & 15, 2014 - hspaxlp

June 5 1:55 a.m.—Medical—9th St, Mount Vernon 6:11 a.m.—Suspicious— Caller advised there is a dark colored Ford pickup at the edge of a field south of his residence. Caller advised there is a male and female inside the vehicle. He stopped to see if they needed help and they advised they are waiting on a friend. Caller didn’t think much of it but it started to bother him. He’s never seen this vehicle or these subjects before and thinks they’re suspicious—Waller Hill Road, Poseyville 8:54 a.m.—Accident— Dodge Caravan. State crew mowing on side of Interstate.

Tire debris flew out into roadway causing damage to the

2014-89 ORDINANCE NO. 2014-05-13-01 POSEY COUNTY COUNCIL AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A POSEY COUNTY INNKEEPER’S TAX WHEREAS, Indiana Code 6-9-18 authorizes counties in the State of Indiana to adopt an ordinance to establish an innkeeper’s tax to provide funds for the promotion of the development and growth of a convention visitor, and tourism industry in Posey County; WHEREAS, Indiana Code 6-9-18 specifically authorizes the county fiscal body to adopt the enacting ordinance; WHEREAS, the County Council of Posey County, Indiana, hereby finds that the establishment of an Innkeeper’s Tax would be in the best interest of the residents and citizens of Posey County, Indiana; and WHEREAS, upon adoption of this Ordinance, the Board of Commissioners of Posey County, Indiana will establish a commission to oversee and administer the revenue generated by the Innkeeper’s Tax to support and promote convention, visitor, and tourism within Posey County, Indiana; NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED, by the County Council of Posey County, Indiana, as follows: SECTION 1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE. Under the authority of and subject to the provisions of Indiana Code 6-9-18 an Innkeeper’s Tax is hereby established in Posey County, Indiana.

SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS. (a) “Gross retail income” and “person” have the same meanings that are prescribed by IC 6-2.5-1. , SECTION 3. TAX RATE. The Posey County Innkeeper’s Tax rate shall be five percent (5%) on the gross retail income derived from lodging income only and is in addition to the state gross retail tax imposed under IC 6-2.5.

SECTION 4. APPLICATION OF TAX. (a) The tax shall be levied on every person engaged in the business of renting or furnishing, for periods of less than thirty (30) days, any room or rooms, lodgings, or accommodations in any: (1) hotel; (2) motel; (3) boat motel; (4) inn, including bed and breakfast establishments; (5) college or university memorial union; (6) college or university residence hall or dormitory; or (7) tourist cabin; located in the county. (b) The tax does not apply to gross income received in a transaction in which: (1) a student rents lodgings in a college or university residence hall while that student participates in a course of study for which the student receives college credit from a college or university located in the county; or (2) a person rents a room, lodging, or accommodations for aperiod of thirty (30) days or more. (c) The tax shall be reported on forms approved by the county treasurer and the tax shall be paid monthly to the county treasurer. The tax shall be paid to the county treasurer not more than twenty (20) days after the end of the month the tax is collected. (d) All of the provisions of IC 6-2.5 relating to rights, duties, liabilities, procedures, penalties, definitions, exemptions, and administration are applicable to the imposition and administration of the tax imposed under this Ordinance except to the extent those provisions are in conflict or inconsistent with the specific provisions of this Ordinance or the requirements of the county treasurer.

SECTION 5. CREATION OF FUND. There shall be established the “Posey County Convention, Visitors and Tourism Promotion Fund” (the “Fund”) for the deposit of revenues generated by the Innkeeper’s Tax. Money in the Fund may be expended only to promote and encourage conventions, visitors, and tourism within Posey County, Indiana. Expenditures may include, but are not limited to, expenditures for advertising, promotional activities, trade shows, special events, and recreation, and may be used to pay all expenses of the Posey County Convention, Visitors and Tourism Commission, all pursuant to IC 6-9-18.

SECTION 6. EFFECTIVE DATE. Beginning July 1, 2014, the Innkeeper’s Tax shall become effective on all gross retail income derived from lodging within Posey County, Indiana.

PASSED AND ADOPTED by the County Council of Posey County, Indiana, on the 13th day of May, 2014.

“POSEY COUNTY COUNCIL” “AYE” Robert Gentil Tom Schneider Martin Redman Tracy Ripple Ralph Weinzapfel Alan Blackburn Don Mattingly - Absent ATTEST: Kyle J. Haney, Auditor Posey County, Indiana

caller’s vehicle—I-64, Griffin 9:05 a.m.—Suspicious— Truck in the oil lease road that they are needing moved.

Would like a deputy—Zoar Church Road, Mount Vernon 9:21 a.m.—Standby— Deputy will be out with city units—Pear St, Mount Vernon 9:29 a.m.—Agency Assist—Need deputy while doing a search on a subject—Old Beech Road, New Harmony 12:24 p.m.—Miscellaneous—Would like to speak to an officer about male subject and his atv—Wadesville 1:11 p.m.—Medical—Elk Trail, Evansville 3:03 p.m.—Standby—Requesting a deputy be present between 4:00 or 4:30 p.m. to separate items for a divorce— Ramsey Ct, Evansville 3:26 p.m.—Information— Requesting to speak to deputy in reference accident on Upper Mount Vernon Road— Hogue Road, Evansville 4:19 p.m.—Accident— While enroute to another call, came up on a motorcycle accident—St. Philips’ Road, Evansville 5:15 p.m.—Threatening— Would like to speak with an officer in reference to cyber bullying—Copperline Road, Mount Vernon 5:44 p.m.—Car/Deer—Hit deer this morning. F-150, caller advised he couldn’t stay at the scene this morning, he had to go to work—Gumble Road, Mount Vernon 6:15 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Peterbilt—Middle Mount Vernon Road, Mount Vernon 6:47 p.m.—Custodial— Child’s mother will not let caller see the child. Advised she is withholding child from caller on his days he is supposed to have the child.

Requesting to speak to an officer—Midway Drive, Poseyville 8:39 p.m.—Reckless— Dark colored GMC suv, weaving all over the roadway.

Hwy 62, Evansville 9:31 p.m.—Accident— Caller advised he backed into his wife’s vehicle. Requesting an officer—Blaylock Road, Stewartsville June 6 8:30 a.m.—Convulsions— Male subject—Old Hwy 69, Mount Vernon 8:52 a.m.—VIN Inspection—1985 F-150—Boberg Road, Evansville 11:48 a.m.—Accident— Givens Road. Subject has hit a pole—Mount Vernon

1:03 p.m.—Car/Deer— Black Town and Country minivan—Hwy 62, Evansville 2:19 p.m.—Accident—2 vehicles. No injuries—Hwy 165 and 66, Wadesville 4:13 p.m.—VIN Inspection—Camper—St. Francis, Poseyville 4:16 p.m.—Family Fight—18 year-old daughter fighting with caller. Is physical, no medical attention needed—Boberg Road, Evansville 4:35 p.m.—Fall—27 yearold fell out of tub and is having low back and right leg pain. Conscious and breathing—Vine St, Mount Vernon 4:48 p.m.—Citizen Dispute—Farmer trimmed tree that was on his property.

May have been hanging onto their property, that is why they trimmed it. Caller is requesting to speak to an officer. Caller advised he is not exactly sure where property lines are. Caller was not there when they trimmed the tree— Fletchall Road, Wadesville 5:06 p.m.—Road Hazard—Cabinet in the eastbound lane—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 10:48 p.m.—Disturbance—Ex-boyfriend is at the residence and refusing to leave.

11:13 p.m.—Fight—2 subjects fighting. Call came in advising that there are about seven white male subjects fighting outside the residence.

She advised they were really going at it and it was definitely physical. She also advised one male subject is highly intoxicated and under age.

She believes this to be a gang fight—Elk Trail, Evansville June 7 2:17 a.m.—Motorist Assist—Blue Sport Track— Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 10:18 a.m.—Accident—2012 F-150 and Astro van—Hwy 66, Wadesville 10:58 a.m.—Medical—81 year-old female passed out in the bathroom, not breathing, not conscious—Sharp St, Poseyville 11:16 a.m.—VIN Inspection—Boat—Nation Road, Mount Vernon 12:01 p.m.—Suspicious— White small propane tank on the south side of Haines at Springfield—Wadesville 2:05 p.m.—Reckless— Chevy Equinox running cars off the roadway—Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 8:30 p.m.—Disturbance—

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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY K. MEANS, DECEASED Notice is hereby given that RICHARD L. MEANS was on the 20th day of June, 2014, appointed as Personal Representative of the Estate of MARY K. MEANS, Deceased, who died testate on May 25, 2014 and was authorized to proceed with the administration of said decedent’s estate without Court Supervision.

All persons who have 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 20th day of June, 2014.

BETTY POSTLETHEWEIGHT, Clerk, Circuit Court of Posey County, Indiana By: Jaime L. Simpson Deputy Published in the Posey County News on July 1 & 8, 2014 - hspaxlp

Parent threatening referee— Poseyville Baseball Field, Poseyville 9:00 p.m.—Information—Received text message in reference underage party and drugs—Red Oak Court, Wadesville 11:28 p.m.—Accident—1 vehicle accident, no injuries.

Toyota Camry— St. Wendel Road, Poseyville 11:38 p.m.—Accident— Vehicle flipped over in ditch by the Big Creek bridge.

White Chevy car. No one is around the vehicle at this time. Caller can’t find anyone in the area—Savah Road, Mount Vernon June 8 1:03 a.m.—Alarm—General alarm—Walker St, Poseyville 1:29 a.m.—Stab/Gun— Caller advised he was at a party with his friends and a white male subject with tattoo’s is stabbing people. He advised he thinks that two people have been stabbed. He ran from the scene to get away from the male. He did not know his exact location and didn’t know where the male subject went. Caller could only advised that the male was wearing blue jeans—10th St, Mount Vernon 12:43 p.m.—Accident— Male subject on motorcycle hit pole. Is conscious and breathing—Winery Road, Wadesville 3:13 p.m.—Information— Caller advised that her brother attempted to run her over with his vehicle—Rexing Road, Wadesville 8:55 p.m.—Motorist Assist—Stranded motorist, red Pontiac Grand A.m.— Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 11:11 p.m.—Motorist Assist—Black F-150, 4-door, pulling a boat. Vehicle is broke down—I-64, Griffin June 9 2:14 p.m.—Motorist Assist—Silver Honda Civic— Hwy 62, Mount Vernon 2:15 Accident—2 vehicles, no injuries—Hwy 69, Griffin 3:25 p.m.—Found Property—Waiting on call from White county deputy, may have found possible stolen camper—Savah Road, Mount Vernon 4:13 p.m.—Welfare Check—Bigge Lane, Mount Vernon 4:23 p.m.—Extra Patrol— Gray Cadillac sedan pulled up—Blackford Road, Mount Vernon 4:45 p.m.—Information— Requesting deputy call him.

Has insurance information— Schneider Lane, Wadesville 5:18 p.m.—Alarm—Front door—Railroad St, Griffin 5:58 p.m.—Citizen Assist—Male is arguing with neighbors and children in the area, is intoxicated. Maroon Explorer, white male, shaved head, blue shirt and blue jeans.

Another caller stated the male subject is making threats to children—Lower Mount Vernon Road, Evansville 6:30 p.m.—Threatening—3 male subjects in a newer model Ford Ranger, dark blue with silver trim, were threatening caller and was going to get out of the truck with a baseball bat.

Advised the subjects left headed south on Hwy 69 towards Hovey Lake—Hwy 69, Mount Vernon

2014-90 POSEY COUNTY COUNCIL ORDINANCE 2014·05-13-02 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX FOR MOTOR DRIVEN CYCLES WHEREAS, the Indiana General Assembly has imposed an annual excise tax on motor driven cycles, effective January 1, 2015 (HB 1343); WHEREAS, HB 1343 adds IC 6~6~5~5.6 as a new section under the laws govern~ ing Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes; WHEREAS, the Posey County Council has determined that it is in the best interest of the citizens of Posey County to adopt the flat rate excise tax on motor driven cycles, as provided by HB 1343; NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED, by the Posey County Council of Posey County, Indiana that pursuant to the authority granted under HB 1343 and IC 6-6-5-5.6 that: I. A There is imposed an annual excise tax on motor driven cycles. The tax shall be paid at the same time the motor driven cycle is registered. Except for the amount of tax imposed, a motor driven cycle is to be treated the same as a vehicle for purposes of the motor vehicle excise tax. The amount of tax owed for a motor driven cycle for a year is ten dollars ($10).

The tax is due at the same time the owner is or would be required to pay the motor vehicle excise tax under this chapter.

B. Motor driven cycle shall be defined pursuant to IC 9-13-2.

II. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect upon passage until specifically rescinded by the Posey County Council.

The Posey County Auditor is directed to submit the appropriate documentation to the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles in order that the excise tax adopted herein may be effective January 1, 2015.

Adopted by the Posey County Council this 13th day of May, 2014.

“AYE” E. Alan Blackburn Robert Gentil Donald Mattingly - Absent Martin Redman Tracy Ripple

“POSEY COUNTY COUNCIL” “Nay”

Tom Schneider Ralph Weinzapfel

Indiana Code 36-2-11-15(d): I affirm under the penalties of perjury that I have taken reasonable care to redact each Social Security number in this document, unless required by law.

Beth McFadin Higgins

ATTEST: Kyle J. Haney, Auditor Posey County, Indiana

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Indiana FFA announces election of District X Officers The Indiana FFA Association announced the election of the District X Officer Team for the 2014-2015 year at the 85th Annual Indiana FFA State Convention held June 16-19 at Purdue University.

District X Officers (representing twenty chapters in ten counties) are: President – Brianna Ritzert, Mount Vernon Vice President – Kari Hoenert, North Posey Secretary – Brianna Lammers, Southridge Treasurer – Ian Rudolph, Boonville Reporter – Jessa Newby, North Daviess Sentinel – Travis Koester, North Posey The District Officer Program promotes student leadership, teamwork development, and service to fellow members. District FFA Officers are elected by

their peers, and delegates representing each chapter within their district. Officers serve for one year, serve on the state executive committee, and will develop and enhance their communication, critical and analytical thinking, decision-making, presentation, and teamwork skills. Through leadership development programs like Indiana’s twelve District Officer Teams, the Indiana FFA is encouraging students to maximize their development and potential to contribute to the agricultural industry and to our local to global communities.

FFA is a national organization that makes a positive difference in the lives of over 579, 678 high school students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

BOY SCOUTS Boy Scouts, who meet regularly gul ullar arlly ly a att th thee ch chur church, hurch ch, h, polished the floor and cleaned in order to help ready the Church for the 150th celebration held recently at St. Peter’s United Church of Christ near Parker’s Settlement.

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Below left: Christian and Justin examine the work of Austin.

Below right: Austin Spears, Justin Cummings, Christian Poag, and Colton Owens prepare to serve during the celebration. Photos submitted

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825 Main St., New Harmony 4 br, 2 ba w/lots of updates $162,500

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1227 Oriole Circle Remodeled 3 br, 2 ba on cul-de-sac $139,900

2840 Hwy. 69 N, New Harmony 4 br, 2 ba, 1783 sq. ft. $139,900

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826 Steammill, New Harmony 3 br, 2 ba brick ranch $104,900

10901 Sunset 3 br, 1 ba with lake $100,900

105 Lawrence Dr. Recently remodeled office bldg. $84,900 ACREAGE

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Williamsburg Subdiv 2+ A lots - $40,000 205 N 3rd, Owensville 2 br, 1 ba brick home $80,900

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ESTATE SALE 4622 Aubrey Lane off Hwy 66, Wadesville, IN. Friday, 7/11, 8 am-5 pm Sat, 7/12, 8 am-3 pm Sale inside home & garage, priced to sell, Antique Oak Banquet Globe Bosse Table, 6 Oak Chairs, Tell City Maple Furniture, Books, Tools, Organ, Pocket Knives, Dickens & Heritage Village, Shriner Clowns, Vintage Clothing, Fur, Cowboy Boots, Belt Buckle Collection, Lighted Curio Cabinet, old boat motor, Singer Sewing Machine, Much More.

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www.cindysmotherman.com

No Early Sales

Sudoku and Crossword

Dog Grooming DOG GROOMING - SPECIAL THIS WEEK FOR NEW CUSTOMERS: $10 Off Any Full Groom. Bath Only Specials: Small Dog $10, Medium Dog $15, Large Dog $20, X-Large Dog $25. Call for Appointment 812-463-2840

Sudoku of the Week

CLUES ACROSS 1. Iowa State town 5. Dip lightly into water 8. Doctors’ group 11. AKA red spinel 13. Actress Lupino 14. Camel or goat fabrics 15. TV delivery system 16. Chronicles (abbr.)

17. Bolivian river 18. Like a moss capsule stalk 20. Short 1st name for actor Bacon 21. Br. boarding school 22. Gorges 25. Guileless 30. More obstinate 31. Pair 32. Ablaze 33. Muffled 38. No seats available 41. More blackened 43. Proficiently skilled 45. Flat highlands 47. Hillside (Scot.)

49. Stricken 50. MN 55121 55. Sutter Cnty. City seat 56. In no way 57. V. Woolf playwright

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The solution to last week’s puzzle:

Crossword of the Week

For Rent / Lease East Park Apartments.

Now accepting applications for current openings in our 1 bedroom apartments.

• Rent based on income • Paid water/sewer/ trash • On site laundry facility For more information please call 812-874-2139 or stop by our office at 30 N. Walnut Street Poseyville, IN. Equal Housing Opportunity • Handicapped Accessible

ADVERTISERS: You can place a 25-word classified ad in more than 130 newspapers across the state for as little as $310.00 with one order and paying with one check through ICAN, Indiana Classified Advertising Network. For Information contact the classified department of your local newspaper or call ICAN direct at Hoosier State Press Association, (317) 803-4772.

Last Weeks Solution

Carpenter / Helper: health ins, life ins, competitive pay, vacation time, must have driver license and pass drug test send resume to shephardserv@att.net or fax to 8128384516

INDIANA CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK

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59. Nev. Sen. Harry 60. Ingested 61. Nobel Prize winner Fritz 62. Make a mistake 63. Sirius Satellite Radio (abbr.)

64. Mama’s partner CLUES DOWN 1. Disney network

2. Oldest river (alt. sp.)

3. Dresden River 4. Preservative 5. Bargain 6. Stuck fast 7. Nouveau-riche 8. Plural of 14 down 9. Hand (Spanish) 10. 7th Hindu month 12. A large body of water

14. Assist in some wrongdoing 19. Run with a long stride 23. Volt-ampere 24. Oppenheimer’s bomb 25. Don’t know when yet 26. British Air Aces 27. C. Clay’s new surname 28. Norwegian monetary unit (abbr.)

29. Afternoon nap 34. Actress Thurman 35. ‘__ death do us part 36. Snakelike fish 37. Not wet 39. Eye membranes 40. Spotted wildcats 41. Wildebeest 42. Ascend 44. Headgear for a horse 45. Bura 46. Foremost position 47. Cowbarn (British) 48. One who feels regret 51. Express pleasure 52. Pleased 53. Swedish rock group 54. Requisite 58. Geological time

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July

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Lawn, Garden & Gift Center - Joe & Mary Fickas

Posey County’s only LOCALLY OWNED NEWSPAPER.

1136 E 4th St | Mt. Vernon | 838-2621

2-6pm Farmers’ Market Mount Vernon

3pm Farmers’ Market Wadesville Sunset Mount Vernon Fireworks

Independence Day 2014

9am-Noon Farmers Market New Harmony

Noon Annual July 4th Golf Cart Parade

Since 1882. Successor to The Poseyville News and The New Harmony Times

7am Stellar Site Selection Team Mount Vernon, Ind.

2-6pm Farmers’ Market Mount Vernon

3pm Farmers’ Market Wadesville

6pm 4H Fair Pageant.

Animal Judging Each Day through the 19th

8am New Harmony Music Festival Starts

8pm Grease Movie Showing Riverbend Park, MV 9am-Noon Farmers Market

2pm Blood Drive Poseyville Community Center P.C. 4H Fair 6pm Quad / Bike Drag Races

P.C. 4H Fair 9am Motocross Race

2-6pm Farmers’ Market Mount Vernon

P.C. 4H Fair 7pm Talent Show.

Garden Tractor Pull

3pm Farmers’ Market Wadesville

P.C. 4H Fair 5:30-7:30pm Beautiful Baby & Little Miss 5-10pm P.C. 4H Fair. Rides and Inflatables thru 7-18

P.C. 4H Fair 6pm Kiddie Pedal Pulls 6:30pm Glow 5k Run/Walk 7pm Mudder Chalenge.

Gospel Singing

2-6pm Farmers’ Market Mount Vernon

3pm Farmers’ Market Wadesville

P.C. 4H Fair 7pm Brian Brown Concert Mud Volleyball Antique Tractor Pull

P.C. 4H Fair 8am Clean-Up 9am Car Show

6pm Park After Dark Free Live Music Riverbend Park, MV

9am-Noon Farmers Market New Harmony

8pm The Kid Free Movie Showing Riverbend Park, MV 9am-Noon Farmers Market New Harmony

2-6pm Farmers’ Market Mount Vernon

3pm Farmers’ Market Wadesville

Reserve your spot on this calendar today!

Call 812-682-3950 641 Third St | Po Box 397 New Harmony, Ind. Ph: 812-682-3950 www.poseycountynews.com