The Press-Dispatch
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A-10 Local Wednesday, October 3, 2018 The Press-Dispatch IS PIKE COUNTY'S CARRIER DEALER! 812-354-4273 This Winter's Forecast: Whatever Makes You Comfortable. To find the system that's right for you, contact your local Carrier ©CARRIER CORPORATION 8/2014. With smart temperature management and remote-access options, new technology from than ever to control your home's climate. Carrier's energy-efficient systems can help reduce sacrificing comfort. For more complete control and greater peace of mind, turn to the ENERGY STAR ® QUALIFIED EFFICIENCIES Rebates up to $1,000 Comfort in any weather! With smart temperature management and remote- access options, new technology from Carrier makes it easier than ever to control your home's climate. Carrier's energy-efficient systems can help reduce utility bills without sacrificing comfort. For more complete control and greater peace of mind, turn to the experts at Carrier. PIKE COUNTY For more information, call the Pike County Solid Waste Management District at 812-354-2924 Pike County Solid Waste Management District together with Advanced Disposal will be conducting a Fall Clean-Up at the Blackfoot Landfill • Pike County Residents Only • (proof of residency will be required) • NO commercial • • NO household hazardous waste will be accepted • (paints, chemicals, computers, etc.) FREE— • Recycling of appliances, including those with Freon. washers, dryers, stoves, refrigerators, etc. • Disposal of up to 4 tires. $1.00 charge for each tire after four. passenger truck and car tires only • Disposal of furniture and other bulky items. couches, chairs, tables, etc. Friday, Oct. 5 • 8am - 4pm Saturday, Oct. 6 • 8am - Noon Blackfoot Landfill • on State Rd. 64, 2.3 miles East of Arthur Junction FALL CLEAN-UP NO TELEVISIONS!! Union Comm. VolUnteer Fire Department OCTOBER 20 • 7PM EDT Union Community Church Center 3082 N. CR 850 W., Hazleton WE WILL BE HAVING: Trunk treat OR Costume Contest Most Original, Scariest, Cutest, Most Realistic and Best Group Fire trucks for kids to touch and ask questions, Games, Food, Bonfire and Prizes! Dear Pike County, My name is Lida Robinson. A lot of you may know me from the Jay C store. As a candidate running for the Pike County Recorder, I wanted to tell you a little about myself. Before I moved to Pike County, I grew up in a mil- itary family. My father retired from the Navy with over 20 years under his belt. Like most military kids who have moved around with their parents in uniform, I never really had a hometown. at's what makes Pike County so special to me. It is my first and only real home. My love of working with the people of Pike County drove me to making this decision. I believe good people in government can make people's lives better, and I intend to do just that, by being a true advocate for the citizens of Pike County. Finally, the position is not about myself, but rather it is about the public I'll serve. is Nov. 6, I would appreciate your support. Vote Lida Robinson For County Recorder Paid for and authorized by Lida Robinson for County Recorder Pike Central High School sophomore Emma Leighty plays the alto saxophone during a perfor- mance of the PCHS Jazz Band during the Buffalo Trace Festival on Friday, Sept. 28. Ed Cahill photo The Pike Central High School Jazz Band, under the direction of Chris Ashworth, performs during the Buffalo Trace Festival on Friday, Sept. 28. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central High School freshman Sarah Fenwick plays the clarinet during a performance of the PCHS Jazz Band during the Buffalo Trace Festival on Friday, Sept. 28. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central High School senior Mag- gie McDonald plays the saxophone during a performance of the PCHS Jazz Band dur- ing the Buffalo Trace Festival on Friday, Sept. 28. Ed Cahill pho- to