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The solo musicians heading to state are (back row, l to r): Stephen Ffrench, Ian Mitchell, Kyler Lee, Jacob Lamberson and Logan Ferguson. (Front row) Sarah D'Esposito, Taya Hirton, Amber Whitehouse and Emma Williams. The competition will be on Feb. 23. Mac's Heating & Air Conditioning 104 E. Center St., Winslow macshtgac@hotmail.com Kiwanis a, Saturd.mytoFeb. 9 ?? p . 6 The two ensembles heading to state are a trombone trio (left): Emma Williams, Sarah D'Esposito and (not pictured) Allison Kroger; and a percussion trio (right): Kyler Lee, Zach Thomas and (not pictured) Bohdi VanWinkle. PEACE of MIND urg VFW in Petersb t 02 E. Main Stree 12 Come Help Us Help Our Kids! We play the old-fashioned way. Shutter cards are furnished. Come and Go as You Please! food & driNkS aVailable Play for Cash!!! Not reSpoNSible for accideNtS aNd No SmokiNg iN the buildiNg. Let our 125 years of experience aid you in your selection of a meaningful memorial. Professor delights the crowd SCHUM MONUMENTS, INC. Dr. Garnett Unger, DMA, an Associate Professor of Piano, Jargoning Solutions Facilitator at the University of Evansville, performed Sunday at Main Street Presbyterian Church in Petersburg. He delighted the crowd with seven classical presentations from various composers. He acknowledges the applause of the crowd in between numbers at the Steinway Piano at Main Street Presbyterian Church. Accident report Form At 7:35 a.m. on Sunday, January 27, Tanner J. Brooks, age 17 of 1253 SR 64 in Winslow, was backing out of his parking spot at the First Methodist Church in Petersburg. The lot was dark and rainy. According to the report filed by Petersburg Police Corporal Chad Tharp, who investigated the scene, Brooks backed his Buick into the passenger side fender of a Jeep owned by Chester R. King, age 68 of 4753 N Coomer Lane in Petersburg. The bump left only scuff marks. At 11:21 p.m. on Tuesday, January 29, Dallas Frederick, age 64 of 4771 N CR 200 E in Petersburg, was driving west on SR 356 E. According to the report filed by Pike County Sheriff's Deputy Brad Jenkins, who investigated the scene, Frederick did not see a tree that had fallen on the highway during a storm. Frederick struck the tree, but was not injured. At 7:47 a.m. on Wednesday, January 30, Rebecca J. McCord, age 57 of 10505 E 200 N in Otwell, had a car-deer accident while driving east on SR 356, according to a report filed by Pike County Sheriff's Deputy John Palmer, who investigated the scene. At 8:20 p.m. on Thursday, January 31, Patrick S. Gerber, age 22 of Jasper, slid off the road while driving on SR 56 due to icy conditions, according to a report filed by Pike County Sheriff's Sergeant Adam Thompson, who investigated the scene. At 9:40 p.m. on Thursday, January 31, Lucretia M. Curtis, age 49 of Hunt- 1040 ingburg, hit an icy patch as she drove west on SR 61 and lost control, according to a report filed by Pike County Sheriff's Deputy Adam Thompson, who investigated the scene. The report stated Curtis' Scion skidded across the highway and hit the ditch, causing the vehicle to turn over. The wreck caused between $10,000 and $25,000 in damage, but Curtis was not injured. At 10:49 a.m. on Friday, February 1, Michael W. Cassidy, age 99 of Washington, slid across the centerline on some ice while he was driving south on SR 57 near Lakeview Drive, according to a report filed by Petersburg Police Sergeant Chad McClellan. The report stated Cassidy nearly hit Jacky R. Hinkle, Jr., age 41 of Washington, who swerved to avoid a collision and went off into a yard, striking a sign on the way. Neither of the two drivers were injured. At 9:57 a.m. on Saturday, February 2, Brenda L. Raley, age 66 of 1171 E CR 400 N of Petersburg, slid off the left side of the road as she traveled north on 1st Street in Petersburg, according to a report filed by Petersburg Police Sergeant Chad McClellan. The report stated Raley's Oldsmobile slid into a tree and a Frontier box. At 8:15 p.m. on Sunday, February 3, Donna L. Wallace, age 62 of Wadesville, had a car-deer accident while driving north on SR 61, according to a report filed by Pike County sheriff's deputy Dallas Killian. Wallace was not injured. U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (99) IRS Use Only—Do not write or staple in this space. Authorized E-File Provider THACKER TAX SERVICE • 704 E. Haub Street • Haubstadt, IN 47639 Office: Cell: 812-615-0071 812-789-3852 Karan Thacker, Owner By Appointment 19 years of experience IndIana GamInG lICenSe # 125109 Dale, Indiana 937-4921 Local Representative RONALD WOODS 789-2009 Something Newsworthy? 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