The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, September 11, 2013 A-11 Try our FISH SandwIcH Obermeyer HONDA - YAMAHA - SUZUKI for onLy $4.75 Fish Dinner $5.99 includes small fries & small drink dIne-In or carry-out Cal l ! ice for faster se ead rv ah Hitching a ride to school Megan Glenn and her daughter Lilyan, a student at Petersburg Elementary, ride to school on a beautiful September morning. Pike County Health Dept. report By Pam Cosby Food Sanitarian The following are summaries of inspections performed by Pike County Health Department from June 1 thru August 31, 2013. Retail food establishments are allowed 10 days to respond and/or correct violations, with re-inspections performed at the discretion of the Food Sanitarian. Routine Inspections Caddy Shack—330 W. Main, Petersburg: 1 Critical violation—Ready-toeat food in refrigerator not date-labeled. 6 Non-critical violations—Employee not changing gloves between tasks; refrigerators soiled, refrigerator/freezer lacking thermometers; improper storage of linens; improper storage of clean food contact equipment; no chemical tests strips provided. Sullivan's Grocery—8400 W. SR 65, Hazleton: 1 Critical violation— Ready-to-eat foods in cooler not date-labeled. 1 Non-critical violation—Flooring in need of repair/replacement. Sweet Stuff Bakery and Café—1005 E. CR 400 N., Petersburg: 1 Critical violation—Ready-to-eat foods in cooler not date-labeled. 4 Non-critical violations—Paper towels not provided at hand washing sink; improper storage of food-contact equipment; improper storage of food products; exterior door lacking seal. No. 423 Smokehouse—109 S. 6th St., Petersburg: 3 Non-critical violations—Improper storage of food products; cleaning cloths not stored in sanitizing solution between use; no chemical test strips provided. Gene-O-Rides—Unit #1: 2 Non-critical violations— Refrigerator/freezer lacking thermometers; exterior door seal in need of repair/ replacement. Unit #2—No violations. Unit #3—1 Critical violation: Food contact surfaced soiled. 2 Non-critical violations—Physical facilities in need of maintenance/cleaning; floor in need of replacement. Riverside Concessions—2626 E. SR 64, Winslow: No violations. Fiesta Rides—4720 Hwy. 62 NE, Corydon: Unit #1, Unit #2, Unit #3, Unit #4—No violations. KC Concessions—2455 W. CR 950 N., Chrisney: 1 Critical violation—Employees handling ready-toeat food without gloves. 2 Non-critical violations—No hot water available at hand washing sink; unapproved floor covering in prep area. Sugar Shack—PO Box 206, Bruceville: 1 Critical violation—Staff preparing food without gloves. 2 Non-critical violations— No chemical test strips provided; refrigerator/freezer lacking thermometers. Prides Creek Golf Course—1005 E. CR 400 N., Petersburg: No violations. Fish Hut—301 S. 9th, Petersburg: 3 Critical violations—Refrigerator in front kitchen not registering @ or below 41º; food items in front kitchen refrigerator not date-labeled; ready-to-eat food in back kitchen refrig- Food rules for non-profit organizations Any non-profit organization planning to sell food to the public should contact the Pike Co. Health Dept. Organizations are asked to submit a copy of proof of tax-exempt status (Tax Exemption Certificate or other document), and complete a form listing the event, contact information, foods being served and supplier(s). There are no fees required for tax-exempt organizations to sell to the public, nor are tax-exempt vendors subject to inspections. Non-profit organizations are allowed to operate up to 15 days during a calendar year without a permit. However, any individual or group who does not have taxexempt status and plans to sell food or drinks to the public must apply for a Temporary Food Permit. Temporary permits require payment of a $10 fee and limit operation to no more than 14 days during a calendar year. Temporary food establishments are subject to inspections by the local health department. Pike Co. Health Dept. is located on the first floor of the courthouse. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday; phone 354-8797. Joe Mama's 350 W. Main St. Petersburg 354-2606 2501 Newton St (HWY 231 N) Jasper, IN 47546 new iOn! www.obcycle.com lOcat 866-yamaha-6 Kinder's Mechanical & ReModeling electrical s Plumbing Remodeling s appliance Repair Open for Lunch hVac-ePa certified Evenings James Kinder, jameskinder30@yahoo.com Winslow s 812-582-1737 Monday-Friday 10 to 2 Monday-Thursday 4 to 8 Friday-Saturday 5 to 9 Closed Sunday Pike County Solid Waste Management District together with Veolia Environmental will be conducting a Fall Clean-Up at the Blackfoot Landfill • Pike County Residents Only • (must show proof of residency at entrance) • No commercial, industrial, or farm waste • (Commercial waste will be charged standard landfill rates.) erator held past 7 days (disposed). 3 Non-critical violations—Improper storage of food service supplies; floor of back kitchen in need of replacement; large opening in freezer room floor in need of durable covering. Dollar General Store—245 W. Main, Petersburg: 4 Critical violations—Mop sink lacking air gap; cooler thermometer not registering @ or below 41º; hand washing sink soiled; improper storage of chemicals. 4 Non-critical violations—Improper storage of food products; door seals in storage area in need of replacement; dumpster lacking lid; floors soiled. Shopko Hometown #725—4502 N. St. Rd. 61, Petersburg: 2 Non-critical violations—Improper storage of mops; seals of side and rear doors in need of replacement. Concern Inspections Jay C Food Store—323 W. Main, Petersburg: 1 Critical violation—Flies in and around deli prep area. Courtesy Inspections (At request of taxexempt organization) VFW—1202 E. Main, Petersburg: List of recommended upgrades submitted to club management. Follow-Up Inspections Gene-O-Rides—Unit #3: 1 Non-critical violation— Floor in need of replacement. All other previouslycited violations corrected by opening date. KC Concessions—2455 W. CR 950 N., Chrisney: All previously-cited violations corrected. Sugar Shack—PO Box 206, Bruceville: All previously-cited violations corrected. Fish Hut—301 S. 9th, Petersburg: 2 Critical violations—Refrigerator in front kitchen not registering @ or below 41º; food items in front kitchen refrigerator not date-labeled; 2 Non-critical violations—Floor in back kitchen in need of replacement; large opening in freezer room floor in need of durable covering. • Limited one load per residence • • NO household hazardous waste will be accepted • FREE— (paints, chemicals, computers, etc.) • Recycling of appliances, including those with Freon. washers, dryers, stoves, refrigerators, etc. • Disposal of up to 4 tires. $1.00 charge for each tire thereafter. passenger truck and car tires only • Disposal of furniture and other bulky items. couches, chairs, tables, televisions, etc. Pike County Friday, Oct. 11 8am - 4pm • Saturday, Oct. 12 8am - Noon Blackfoot Landfill • on State Rd. 64, 2.3 miles East of Arthur Junction For more information, call the Pike County Solid Waste Management District at 354-2924 or 380-1111 Gregory M. Whitsett, M.D. Good Samaritan Hospital is pleased to announce the addition of Gregory M. Whitsett to its medical staff. Dr. Whitsett specializes in Orthopaedic Surgery. Dr. Whitsett earned his medical degree from Indiana University School of Medicine. His residency was completed at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, MI, and he is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Organization. D r. Whitsett resides in Vincennes with his wife, Margaret, and their two children, Gabriella and Jack. In his free time, Dr. Whitsett enjoys golfing, boating, playing sports and spending time with his family. Vincennes Orthopaedic Surgery Clinic 1019 Bayou Street, Vincennes, IN (812) 882-6972 gshvin.org • facebook.com/GoodSamaritanHospital