The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, Januar y 20, 2021 B-3 Seventh grade boys fall to WMMS Above: The seventh grade Chargers dropped a 31-37 decision to the Wood Memorial Trojans on the Old Petersburg High School Gym floor Monday night when the Trojans hit several last-minute free throws to get the win. Left: Seventh grade Chargers defend against Wood Memorial in a 37-31 loss on the Old Petersburg High School Gym Floor this past Monday evening. Post and auxiliary functions ........................ No Charge VFW members and auxiliary members .................. $ 50 Not for pro t organizations ......................... No Charge For pro t organizations ............................................... $ 150 Non-member private functions ................................ $ 150 Wedding receptions ........................................................ $ 150 Use of kitchen ................................................ $ 50 (Non-Refundable) Yard sales ......................................... $ 150 per day (No Subletting) COLEMANSTEWART VFW P 3587 RENTAL FEES Meeting Hall Rental Fees 1202 E. Main St. Petersburg, IN 812-354-9653 GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY GAME DAY Sunday OPEN HOUSE Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Food & Beverages available! Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday 2PM Food & Beverages available! Food & Beverages available! Food & Beverages available! 2PM 2PM "PULL TAB GAMING" LICENSE# 002845 Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday 2PM 2PM 2PM 2PM 2PM 2PM 2PM 2PM 2PM 2PM 2PM Sunday 2PM Sunday Sunday 2PM Sunday 2PM FEB. 7 A clean-up deposit of $50 will be required for all rentals. Pike Central swimmers split with Jeeps By James Capozella Charger swimmers gar- nered 14 first-place finish- es at North East Dubois this past Monday night, as the girls bettered the Jeeps 97- 54. The Charger boys fell by a score of 74-66, with four in- dividual firsts and two win- ning relays. The Pike Central girls were first and second in both the 200 medley relay and the 200 free relay, but were DQ'd in the 400 free. Maddy Riley, Emma McK - inney, Jenna Meyer and Jil- lian Bailey had a winning time of 2:16.30, and Avery Hunt, Shelby Keeker, Taylor Oswalt and Kayla Gladish teamed for second in 2:27.14. Jillian Bailey, Maddy Ri- ley, Emma McKinney and Addy Russell combined for a 2:05.72 to win the 200 free relay. Kayla Gladish, Ella Ad- ams, Shelby Keeker and Tay- lor Oswalt teamed for second in 2:18.56. The 400 free re- lay team of Avery Hunt, Ad- dy Russell, Maddy Riley and Emma McKinney had a win- ning time but were DQ'd. Al- so DQ'd at the meet were div- ers Tessa Vinnedge, Mor- gan Sallee and Trent Zim- merman. Six individual firsts were claimed by the Lady Char- gers, including Addy Rus- sell, Taylor Oswalt (2), Jil- lian Bailey (2) and Em- ma McKinney. Addy Rus- sell took first in the 200 free (2:38.17), with Gabby Collins fourth (2:57.10) and Ella Ad- ams fifth (3:03.29). McKin- ney clocked 1:25.80 to win the 100 breast and Keeker was second in 1:34.22. Oswalt won the 200 IM in 3:20.72 and Morgan Sal- lee was third in 3:56.03. Os- walt also took the 100 fly in 1:28.67, with Sallee second in 2:04.39. Bailey claimed the 50 free win (28.64), with Av- ery Hunt second (31.33) and Keeker fourth (33.98). Bai- ley also won the 100 back in 1:12.28, with Maddy Riley second in 1:13.32. Avery Hunt was second in the 100 free (1:11.12), with Addy Russell third (1:12.57) and Kayla Gladish fourth (1:12.88). Gabby Collins swam a 7:42.59 to second in the 50 free. Charger boys won the 200 and 400 free relays, and Draven Readle, Isaac Bur- dette and Michael Burkhart each took first place finish- es in individual events. Isaac Burdette, Cobey McKin- ney, Michael Burkhart and Draven Readle won the 200 free relay in 1:53.58, and the team of Burkhart, Wyatt Luff, Cobey McKinney and Readle nipped NE Dubois for first with a 4:13.44 clocking. Burdette won the 100 breast stroke in 1:17.92. He also added a first in the 50 free (26.09), with Trent Zim- merman fourth (33.13). Rea- dle was first in the 200 free in a time of 2:13.52. Burkhart claimed first in the 100 fly, clocking 1:15.68. Wyatt Luff was second in the 200 IM in 2:53.84. Readle took a sec- ond in the 500 free, clock- ing 6:13.95. Luff placed sec- ond in the 100 back in 1:16.79 and Max Burkhart was third in 2:02.55. The team of Luff, Bur- dette, Cobey McKinney and Michael Burkhart placed second in the 200 yard med- ley relay, about a second be- hind the Jeeps by clocking 2:08.78. DNR seeks input on proposed wildlife rule changes The DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife is seeking public comment on proposed wild- life rule changes. Those changes include up- dates to rules regarding legal equipment for turkey hunt- ing, muzzleloaders for deer hunting and beaver trapping season starting and ending times. For a complete list of proposed amendments with additional information about each proposal, see wildlife.IN- .gov/2362.htm. There are three ways to comment on the proposed changes. A virtual public hear- ing will be at 6 p.m. EST on Tuesday, Feb. 9 using WebEx. Individuals may join the public hearing in two ways: 1) To join by phone using only audio, dial 415 -655 -0001. When prompted, enter access code 180 633 9948 # #. 2) To join using video, go to ly/39sp38C. Enter the meet- ing number 180 633 9948 and password K xfcMPqS932. Note: Those who have nev- er used WebEx before should log on at least 10 minutes ear- ly to allow the application to download prior to joining the meeting. For technical assistance, contact Billie Franklin at 317- 232-0156 or bifranklin@nrc. IN.gov. Public comments can al- so be submitted online at IN- .gov/nrc/2377.htm. Locate the "comment on this rule" link in the Rules Docket for the FW Deer and Turkey Hunting Equipment Amend- ments. Comments submitted in writing are equally as im- portant as comments given at the public hearing. The dead- line for public comments is Feb. 12 at 11:59 p.m. Comments can also be mailed to: Natural Resources Commission, Indiana Govern- ment Center North, 100 North Senate Ave., Room N103, Indi- anapolis, IN 46204 The NRC will review the public comments before vot- ing on final adoption of the changes in March. Rule changes that are given fi- nal adoption must still be ap- proved by the Indiana Attor- ney General's and Governor's offices and filed with the In- diana Register before taking effect. Life Milestones made free CALL: 812-354-8500 Put a free photo with write up on your Family and Class Reunions.