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THURSDAY, MAY 2014 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1,2012

THE DEARBORN COUNTY REGISTER

Primary 2014 Tuesday, May 6

■Name: Chip ■ Perfect ■Age: 56 ■ ■Address: ■ 20760 Mt. Pleasant Rd., Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Political ■ Party: Republican ■Office ■ Sought: Indiana State Senate – District 43 ■Incumbent: ■ No ■Employment: Perfect ■ North Slopes, Entrepreneur ■Education: Bachelor’ ■ s Degree, Purdue University ’79 – Ag Education ■Family ■ Status: Married to Ellen for 29 years, 3 Children: Alex, Paige, Grace ■Public ■ Office Experience: First Time Candidate ■Public ■ Service Experience: I have been a board member of the Dearborn Co. Chamber of Commerce and am a past President. I have been a board member of the Dearborn County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau and am a past President. I have served on the Dearborn Co. 4-H Fair Board and am currently serving on the Dearborn County Hospital Board of Directors. I have served on the Midwest Ski Areas Association Board of Directors for 18 years and have held every office including President.

■Awards/Achievements: ■ I am currently serving as Chairman of the National Ski Areas Association and am the first operator of a Midwestern Ski area to hold that office. I have been selected as a distinguished Ag Alumni

by Purdue University and was one of eight alumni selected in 2012 to participate in the long standing Purdue Old Masters Program. I am also a past recipient of the Dearborn County Businessman of the Year Award ■Interests/Hobbies: ■ I truly enjoy creating opportunities through new business ventures especially when I can help match young talented people with an opportunity. Ellen and I enjoy traveling, especially when we get the opportunity to travel with our kids. I also enjoy working on my farm.

1. I grew up in southeastern Indiana. I have been able to live my whole life here, work here, and raise my family here. It is who I am. I now

have the opportunity to give back to the area that has been the center of my life, by serving in the State House as your State Senator. I was honored when Senator Nugent asked me if I would run. It is a responsibility I take very seriously and one for which I am well prepared.

2. As a small business owner, I feel this is one of the most important questions!

When I consider hiring someone for a position, the top priorities are their qualifications and how they will perform given the parameters of the job. My skill set matches up with the job of being a State Senator very well. There is an incredible amount of information that comes at you as a legislator; it will be new territory for all of the candidates. I have the experience of starting up 12 different businesses, most of them were new ventures where I had virtually no experience. When we started Perfect North Slopes Ski area on our family farm 34 years ago, I had only been to another ski area once! I learn on the fly and have proven that over and over again.

I was also an Ag Teacher early in my career which helped me become comfortable in front of a group. I have had the opportunity to give a lot of presentations and motivational speeches to a variety of different associations and students. I have the most public speaking experience of the three candidates.

I have never been one to be hesitant to speak up. This district is going from the most experienced State Senator in Johnny Nugent who served 36 years, to a freshman Senator no matter which candidate is elected. I am not intimidated. I am the first Ski Area

■Name: ■ Bill McDonald ■Age: ■ 60 ■Address: ■ 5756 W. Fairground Road, Osgood ■Political ■ Party: Republican ■Office ■ Sought: Ind. State Senate District 43 ■Incumbent: ■ NO ■Employment: ■ Ripley County Sheriff’s Of-

a week.

Because of the Obamacare 30 hour rule, I was 1. Why are you running for office? looking at a cut in 12 hours 2. Why are you the best person for the office? a week. In addition, my pre3. What are the most important issues facing the office you mium on my health insurare seeking? ance that I purchased on the open market was going Operator from the Midwest ■Name: ■ Mark Edward Schneider to increase by at least 2-3 to be the Chairman of the ■Age: ■ 27 times, if not outright canNational Ski Areas Associa■Address: ■ 12511 E. 25th St., Cocelled. tion. My peers voted me into lumbus, IN 47203 Altogether I was that position after serving on ■Political ■ Party: Relooking at minimum the Board because I speak up publican loss of over $12,000. on issues, I have a common ■Office ■ Sought: InIt was at that mosense approach, I build condiana State Senate, ment, I realized sensus, and I get on with it! I 43rd district more than ever that like to get things done. I will ■Incumbent: ■ No elections and laws get right to it in the Senate!

■Employment: ■ High have direct conseI have done a lot of difSchool Social Studies quences, good and ferent things in my life, but Teacher & Adult Edubad, that affect averI am a farm boy at heart! I cation Night Class age people. learned a strong work ethic on Teacher Ultimately I felt comthe farm. I learned to manage ■Education: ■ B.S. Indiana Univer- pelled to do something a lot of responsibility on the sity Bloomington, 2009; Columbus about it, and this is one farm and in 4-H and FFA. I am East High School, 2005 manifestation of it. a common sense guy, and have ■Family ■ Status: Single the most leadership experience ■Political ■ Office Experience: No 2. Our state, and our disover a variety of situations of prior political office sought trict, needs new youthful any candidate in the race!

■Public ■ Service Experience: 5 leadership in the statehouse.

3. Of course there is the years experience teaching social I am not a person who ongoing challenge of keeping studies classes in an alternative will bow down to any interIndiana fiscally sound. Next high school setting to “at-risk” est group. I am a person that year is a budget year and there youth.; 4 years experience teach- will always listen to you. are always tough decisions ing adult education (formerly The best public policy is when it comes to the state called GED) night classes with over often not black and white, budget. We have a number of 125 students attaining their high but rather found in the very serious challenges comschool equivalency during that shades of gray that can be ing at all of us from the federal time period. found in the details. level. Managing those impacts ■Awards/Achievements: ■ Indiana I value pragmatism and at the state level is a signifiUniversity Founders Day Award common sense, something cant concern. Indiana is one of ■Interest/Hobbies: ■ Hunting, the statehouse can lack as the few states that have made reading American history, Cincin- votes are often lobbied by some of the tough decision to nati Reds season ticket holder, IU interest groups. get on the right track. I plan to Basketball season ticket holder, My formula of a balanced put my faith in the people of Colts season ticket holder. budget, low stable taxes, and Indiana rather than encourage ■Comments: ■ Visit MarkforIndi- investments in education is reliance on the government. ana.com for further information on the best way for Indiana to Education is another huge myself, my views, and my vision for move forward in the short priority. We are living in Indiana. and long-term. a world where the rate of change is the fastest in our 1. I never considered 3. At the local level we lifetime. It is a huge task for running for office until I have had transparency iseducation to keep up. I started was personally affected by sues with lawmakers funmy career as a teacher. I know Obamacare last year. neling government grants how difficult it was then. I Before obtaining my cur- to those that they have a know it is even tougher now. rent full-time teaching posi- potential conflict of interest Education of Hoosiers is one tion last summer, I had two with, and we need to start of the greatest responsibilities part-time teaching jobs in with a clean slate. and challenges of the legisthe school corporation that We need to bring translature. added up to over 40 hours

Candidate Questions

fice; Ripley County Council ■Education: ■ University of Palm Beach, business administration; Numerous FEMA certifications and business courses ■■Family Status: Married 39 years ■■Public Office Exp: Ripley County Council ■Public ■ Service Exp: United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, Special Olympics, Indiana Knights of Columbus Disaster Relief Coor-

dinator ■■Awards: Sagamore of the Wabash, United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Sustain Service Award, United States Coast Guard Unit Accommodation, United States Coast Guard Meritorious Team Accommodation, U.S. Coast Guard 9-11 Service Ribbon.

■Interests/Hobbies: ■ Serving my communities, hunting, fishing, boating, and mo-

■■Name: Maynard Barrett ■■Age: 75 ■■Address: 15784 Highland Ave., Aurora ■■Political Party: Republican ■■Office Sought: Dearborn County Council District 3 ■■Incumbent: Yes ■■Employment: Retired Production Superintendent at Davison Chemical Div., W.R. Grace & Co. ■■Education: Aurora High School, attended Ohio College of Applied Science ■■Family Status: Married to my wife Jackie, two adult married sons, Jeff (Margaret) and Doug (Kelly). Two granddaughters Alexis and Morgan.

■■Public Office Experience: Over 7 years as a County Councilman ■■Public Service Experience: United Way Action Council for Dearborn and Ohio counties ; United Way Impact Council for Greater Cincinnati; Dearborn County Visitors Tourist and Convention Board; Dearborn County Redevelopment Commission Board ■■Awards /Achievements: Received a 50

Year Award from my Masonic Lodge Aurora # 51 ■■Intrests/ Hobbies: Travel ■■Comments: The residents of Dearborn County are very fortunate to live in a County that has a lot going for it. We have well maintained roads/ bridges, county law enforcement and a judicial system all second to none. All County Departments are in a constant state of change to make access easier for taxpayers.

1. I feel I am very qualified and experinced to continue to serve the residents of Dearborn County. I am very conservative with allocating the tax monies of the voters, but will almost always vote for highway improvements. As a forward thinking conservative, I also believe in solving problems as they occur. What we don’t fix today will not go away, but will continue to worsen and more costly to repair.

2. My experience on Council and the experience of 30 years of

manufacturing management. Many of requirements are the same such leadership, budgets and the most important containing costs for the County. I feel I have good working relationships with other county employees that allows progress.

3. I believe one of the issues is a tighting of our budget spending for the next four years. Gaming boat monies will continue to decline, but we are still fortunate to still have help in that area. We must face facts that a third courtroom must be provided for and to not let upkeep slip on the campus.

To keep taxes at the current level or less, the only viable way to hold the line on any tax increases is to bring in either new business’ or expansions of current ones. County Council must support and encourage the efforts of the Dearborn County Redevelopment Board.

■■Name: Jerry R. Caldwell ■■Age: 56 ■■Address: 8948 State Road 262, Dillsboro, IN 47018 ■■Political Party: Republican ■■Office Sought: Clay Township Trustee ■■Incumbent: Yes ■■Employment: Sales Representative for The Door Co. ■■Education: 1976 graduate of Dillsboro High School ■■Family Status: Married 36 years to Judy (Bruner) Caldwell; 3 adult children ■■Public Office Experience: 11+ years as Clay Township Trustee ■■Public Service Experience: President of Dillsboro Summer Ball- 8 years; Soccer Coordinator of Mid-Hoosier (high school) Officials Associa-

tion - 6 years ■■Awards/Achievements: Soccer State Finals official-7 years ■■InterestslHobbies: Officiating high school sports ... boys & girls basketball, boys & girls soccer and softball; golfing; spending time with family and granddaughters ■■Comments: I have enjoyed serving the township, working with my Advisory Board and having a great rapport with each of the four fire chiefs that have served during my tenure.

1. I would like to retain the office of Clay Township Trustee since I have a proven record of performing the duties well.

2. Over the past 11 years, I have put processes in place that have

improved the efficiency of the office duties, for example, implementation of pledging township assistance funds via telephone to utility companies on behalf of township assistance recipients has expedited payments to those customer accounts and prevented disconnection of services and related charges.

3. Fair and responsible disbursement of township assistance funds and timely disbursement of fire protection funds in conjunction with the unique contractual 60/40 split with the town of Dillsboro regarding payment of fire department expenses.

parency and eliminate the backroom deals that create unfair advantages for some while leaving behind others.

Those in the statehouse should never be in a position to help choose whose businesses win and who lose; it should be the free market.

If elected, I will not abuse my position in the statehouse and will swiftly eliminate any environment where connections and knowing the right people win out over ideas and competition.

That is not what Indiana is about and that is not what I am about.

On the state level, I will introduce legislation making Personal Finance a required class to graduate high school in Indiana.

Too many people learn financial lessons the hard way in life. By teaching concepts like debt, investing, mortgages, credit cards, etc… students will discover skills that they will immediately use in the real world. Each Hoosier will save thousands in their life with that knowledge.

When fiscally viable, funding Pre-K and full-day kindergarten must become one of the highest priorities for Indiana.

The earlier we invest in our kids, the more the results will grow and compound upon themselves.

Lastly, Indiana needs to maintain its position as the best place for business in the Midwest.

If specific taxes exist that can cause businesses to look elsewhere, then we must focus on how to mitigate that tax on businesses without causing debilitating losses in revenue to the state and local municipalities.

sense voice to the State House. torcycle.

2. I am the best person for the ■Comments: ■ Those who have the ability, office because: a. My values & have the duty to serve. experience; b. My proven leader1. Running for office to ac- ship and teamwork abilities 3. The most important issues curately and efficiently represent the taxpayers of Indiana are: a. Education; b. InfrastrucState Senate District 43. To bring ture – improvement of both roads sound conservative common and high speed internet; c. Taxes

ON THE BALLOT Democratic Party Primary Candidates IN 47001 Candidate name, office sought and address ■Susan ■ Hall Heitzman United States Representative District 6; 345 N. Co. Rd. 25 E, North Vernon, IN 47265 ■Lane ■ Siekman United States Representative District 6; 3595 Salem Ridge Road, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Corinne ■ Nicole Westerfield United States Representative District 6; 2695 E. County Road 560 S., Connersville, IN 47331 ■Jerome ■ (Jake) Hoog State Senator – District 27, 11663 State Road 46, Sunman, IN 47041 ■Rudy ■ Howard State Senator – District 43, 101 Indiana Ave., Aurora, IN 47001 ■Rick ■ L. Gill State Representative – District 68; 15096 Stone Church Road, Laurel, IN 47024 ■Aaron ■ S. Watson County Commissioner – District 3 15216 Watson Road, Moores Hill, IN 47032 ■Andrew ■ Addison County Council – District 1; 1090 Seldom Seen Drive, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Dan ■ Lansing County Council – District 2; 321 Schnebelt St., Greendale, IN 47025 ■Kevin ■ Turner County Council – District 3; P.O. Box 124, 12674 Lenover St., Dillsboro, IN 47018 ■Philip ■ (Flippy) Darling County Council – District 4; 8063 Leatherwood Road, Guilford, IN 47022 ■Nancy ■ Fahey Turner Center Township Trustee; 501 Manchester St., Aurora, IN 47001 ■Lonnie ■ Walcott Lawrenceburg Township Trustee; 359 Carroll St., Greendale, IN 47025 ■Leo ■ Martini York Township Trustee; ■8020 ■ Yorkridge Road, Guilford, IN 47022 ■Kenneth ■ Greive Center Township Advisory Board Member; 4685 E. Laughery Creek Road, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Doris ■ Schipper Center Township Advisory Board Member; 10797 Elm Circle Drive, Aurora,

■Shelly ■ Snapp Kelso Township Advisory Board Member; 25363 Rider Lane, Guilford, IN 47022 ■Darry ■ Hutcherson Sr. Lawrenceburg Township Advisory Board Member; 419 Euphemia St., Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Lawrence ■ R. Joerger York Township Advisory Board Member; 8524 Leatherwood Road, Guilford, IN 47022 ■Ralph ■ A. Martini York Township Advisory Board Member; 7062 Yorkridge Road, Guilford, IN 47022 ■Barbara ■ Pierson York Township Advisory Board Member; 20924 Burtzelbach Road, Guilford, IN 47022

Republican Party Primary Candidates

■Luke ■ Messer United States Representative District 6; 119 S Vine St, Greensburg, IN 47240 ■Eric ■ Atkinson State Senator – District 27; 120 S Gay St, Pershing, IN 47370 ■Jeff ■ Raatz State Senator – District 27; 405 Cherokee Lane, Centerville, IN 47330 ■Doug ■ Williamson State Senator – District 27; 9303 W Brooks Rd, Williamsburg, IN 47393 ■R. ■ Bruce Wissel State Senator – District 27; 2015 Reeveston Rd, Richmond, IN 47374 ■Bill ■ McDonald State Senator – District 43; 5756 W Fairground Rd, Osgood, IN 47037-9171 ■Chip ■ Perfect State Senator – District 43; 20760 Mt Pleasant Rd, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Mark ■ Schneider State Senator – District 43; 12511 E 25th St, Columbus, IN 47203 ■Randy ■ Frye State Representative – District 67; 4704 S US 421, Greensburg, IN 47240 ■Jud ■ McMillin State Representative – District 68; 1033 Cliff St, Brookville, IN 47012 ■Jonathan ■ N. Cleary Judge Superior Court 1, 7834 Old Hickory Rd; Brookville, IN 47012 ■Aaron ■ Negangard Prosecuting Attorney SevSee BALLOT, Page 7A

THURSDAY, 1, 2014 27, 2012 THURSDAY,MAY SEPTEMBER

THE DEARBORN COUNTY REGISTER

Don’t forget to Vote

With less than one week remaining before Election Day, Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson is reminding Hoosiers to vote in the May 6 Primary Election. Hoosiers who cannot make it to the polls on Election Day can vote at their county clerk’s office until noon Monday, May 5.

Many clerks’ offices will also be open this Saturday for early voting.

Hoosier voters can go to www.indianavoters.com to look up which candidates will be on their ballot. Voters enter their county of residence, name and date of birth. ‘Who’s On Your Ballot?’ will list the offices, candidates’ names and party just as it will be listed on Election Day. “I encourage all Hoosier

voters to visit IndianaVoters. com to educate themselves on who they’ll be voting for and where they’ll be voting,” said Lawson. “An informed electorate is the key to a successful democracy so I encourage all voters to take advantage of this tool.”

Voters may verify their polling location at www.indianavoters.com. Hoosiers who are not sure if they are registered may also confirm their registration online at www.indianavoters.com.

Hoosiers may also call the toll free Hoosier Voter Hotline at 866-IN-1-VOTE to speak directly to a representative for information, polling locations and to file grievances. Staff will be on hand to answer calls from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Elec-

tion Day and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on normal business days.

Voters who wish to report an issue on Election Day should call this number to report the problem.

Voters may also visit the Election Division’s website, www.in.gov/sos/elections, for information to additional questions, including information regarding Indiana’s photo ID law. Indiana’s photo ID law requires every voter to present a government issued ID before casting their vote at the polls.

Earlier this year, the General Assembly added veterans IDs that do not include an expiration date to the list of acceptable IDs for voting purposes.

For more information on Photo ID go to http://www.in.gov/ sos/elections/2401.htm.

BALLOT,

■Ryan ■ W. Brandt Clay Township Trustee; 10415 Texas Gas Road, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Jerry ■ R. Caldwell Clay Township Trustee; 8948 State Road 262, Dillsboro, IN 47018 ■Denise ■ (Cottingham) Bowling Harrison Township Trustee; 1599 North Dearborn Road, West Harrison, IN 47060 ■Dennis ■ R. (Denny) Winia Harrison Township Trustee; 24332 Stateline Road, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Myrtle ■ M. White Logan Township Trustee; 4240 N. Dearborn Road, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Laura ■ N. Ankenman Manchester Township Trustee; 18555 Days Way Lane, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Patricia ■ A. Little Miller Township Trustee; 22269 Stateline Road, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Craig ■ E. Beckley Sparta Township Trustee; 13071 Long Branch Road, Moores Hill, IN 47032 ■David ■ J. Wunderlich Washington Township Trustee; 7386 E. Laughery Creek Road, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Barbara ■ L. Tibbs Center Township Advisory Board Membe; 5380 Wilmington Pike, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Scott ■ Fortner Clay Township Advisory Board Member; 10287 Stoops

Road, Dillsboro, IN 47018 ■Martin ■ W. (Marty) Hon Clay Township Advisory Board Member; 12796 Hon Road, Moores Hill, IN 47032 ■Randy ■ K. Bentle Miller Township Advisory Board Member; 21995 Stateline Road, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Allen ■ W. Goodman Miller Township Advisory Board Member; 2383 Blasdel Drive, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Jeff ■ L. Hughes Miller Township Advisory Board Member; 1702 Yodel Odel Lane, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Todd ■ Bowers Washington Township Advisory Board Member; 8261 Fair Meadows Drive, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Janice ■ Sullivan Dillsboro Clerk – Treasurer; P.O. Box 403, 12563 North St., Dillsboro, IN 47018 ■Tom ■ Wafford Dillsboro Town Council At Large; 9790 Front St., Dillsboro, IN 47018 ■Rick ■ Fields Dillsboro Town Council District 1; P.O. Box 156, 10370 Twin Oak Drive, Dillsboro, IN 47018 ■Mary ■ Lou Powers Dillsboro Town Council District 2; 12171 North St., Dillsboro, IN 47018

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enth Judicial Circuit; 24568 Lela Dr, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Gayle ■ L. Pennington County Auditor; 25607 Bright Ridge Drive, W. Harrison, IN 47060 ■Glenn ■ Wright County Recorder; 15501 Dewitt Road, Moores Hill, IN 47060 ■Michael ■ R. Kreinhop County Sheriff; 10965 Hoffman Road, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Gary ■ Randy Hensley Sr. County Assessor; 8766 State Road 48, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Shane ■ McHenry County Commissioner - District 3; 4938 Indian Ridge, Aurora, IN 47001 ■Liz ■ Morris County Council – District 1; 23706 Mountain Meadows Dr., Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 ■Maynard ■ Barrett County Council – District 3; 1574 Highland Ave., Aurora, IN 47001 ■Vickie ■ L. Hon County Council – District 3; 12796 Hon Road, Moores Hill, IN 47032 ■Dennis ■ A. Kraus County Council – District 4; 24408 Graf Road, Sunman, IN 47041

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Primary election results will be posted at thedcregister.com Tuesday evening, May 6.

Results will be in print in the Thursday, May 8, edition of The Dearborn County Register.

And for candidates winning in the primary or who did not have opposition until the November general election, Register Publications will print candidate profiles at the end of October.

Look for the candidate profile form on the Forum for Opinion pages in The Journal-Press and The Dearborn County Register.

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Absentee voting available this Saturday; new polling location for Moores Hill/Sparta Twp. Dearborn County Clerk Rick Probst said it’s not too late for folks to cast an absentee ballot at the Dearborn County Courthouse, 215 W. High St., Lawrenceburg Absentee voting hours are 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday through May 2. Additional opportunities are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 3. Ballots also can be cast 9 a.m. to noon Monday, May 5.

The county’s 37,400 registered voters whether casting an absentee ballot at the courthouse or in person on election day need to make sure they have a photo ID with them, said Probst.

If they do not, they can cast a provisional balloton election day, but must present photo identification to the clerk’s office within 10 days.

There also is a polling place change for 2014. Sparta Township/Moores Hill residents will vote at the Moores Hill Senior Center/City Building, said Probst.

The senior center is at 16610 N. Broadway St. A complete list of polling places is below. For more information about absentee voting, call the Clerk’s office at 1-812537-8867.

■■Caesar Creek St John Lutheran School ■■Center 1 Aurora Emergency Building ■■Center 2 Aurora City Park Pavillion ■■Center 3 Aurora City Park Pavillion ■■Center 4 Aurora Fire House ■■Center 5 Aurora Fire House ■■Center 6 Ebenezer Baptist Church Ind. 148 ■■Clay 1 Dillsboro Town Hall ■■Clay 2 50 Plus Bldg On Lenover St ■■Clay 3 50 Plus Bldg On Lenover St ■■Harrison 1 W Harrison Town Hall ■■Harrison 2 Dearborn Hills Methodist Church ■■Harrison 3 Dearborn Hills

Methodist Church ■■Jackson 1 St John Lutheran Church ■■Kelso 1 St Leon Fire House ■■Kelso 2 St John Catholic Church-Dover ■■Kelso 3 New Alsace American Legion ■■Lawrenceburg 1 L’burg Fire House/Tate Street ■■Lawrenceburg 2 L’burg Fire House/Tate Street ■■Lawrenceburg 3 American Legion Post 239 ■■Lawrenceburg 4 The Community Fellowship Church ■■Greendale 1 Greendale Fire House ■■Greendale 2 Schenley Bldg ■■Greendale 3 The Greendale Utility Bldg ■■Greendale 4 The Greendale Cabin ■■Greendale 5 The Greendale Cabin ■■Lawrenceburg 8 HVL-POA Community Center ■■Lawrenceburg 9 St John Lutheran Church-Ind. 48 ■■Logan 1 Bright Fire Station No. 3

■■Logan 2 N Dearborn Branch Library ■■Manchester 1 United Methodist Church ■■Manchester 2 Manchester Fire House - Ind. 48 ■■Miller 1 Tanner Valley Methodist Church ■■Miller 2 Fire House No. 1Brightwoods ■■Miller 3 HVL-POA Community Center ■■Miller 4 Fire House No. 1Brightwoods ■■Miller 5 Bright Elementary School ■■Miller 6 Independent Bible Church ■■Miller 7 Fire Company No. 2 ■■Sparta 1 Moores Hill Senior Center ■■Sparta 2 Moores Hill Senior Center ■■Sparta 3 Moores Hill Senior Center ■■Washington 1 The State Hwy Garage next to Aurora Casket ■■York 1 St Martin Church Yorkville ■■Hogan 1 The Old Wilmington School

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