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A-4 Local Wednesday, May 1, 2019 The Press-Dispatch Purdue Extension News—Pike County Pike County 4-H Performing Arts Contest Area Births Birthdays • Kawasaki Engine 42" Cut • Heavy-duty welded steel deck • Exclusive SmoothTrak™ steering • Three year warranty • New foot-operated deck lift Memmer's Hardware & Outdoor Power Mon-Fri 7AM - 6PM Saturday 7AM - 5PM Sunday 10AM - 4PM Hwy. 41 N. at Lyles Station Rd Princeton • 812-385-2641 MOW VALUE! $ 2,799 DINNER Lockhart Township Community Club Mother's Day Sunday, May 12 Lockhart Community Center, Stendal Serving from 11am-1pm Eastern $ 10 PER PERSON • UNDER 5 FREE For tickets, call Teresa: 812-617-3020 Mike: 812-486-8680 AIDEN PATRICK DILLON To Tyler and Shanique Dillon, of Jasper, a son, Aid- en Patrick Dillon, born Feb- ruary 12, 2019, 7 lbs. 5 ozs. and 20 inches long. Mater- nal grandparents are Scott and Tona Satterfield, of Vel- pen, and paternal grandpar- ents are Patrick and Joni Dil- lon, of Otwell. Great-grand- parents are Sam and Mari- lyn Beadles, and Joan and the late Vershel Satterfield, all of Velpen, Horace and Joyce Dillon, of Otwell, and Evelyn and the late Joseph Sermersheim, of Jasper. WILLOW GRACE LEMOND To Stephen Lemond and Chyanna Willett, of Ot- well, a daughter, Willow Grace Lemond, born Feb- ruary 23, 2019, weighing 7 lb. 12 ozs. and measur- ing 21 inches long. Mater- nal grandparents are Dan- ny Willett, of Petersburg, and Kim Willett, of Cato. Paternal grandparents are Charles and Pam Lemond, of Otwell. Great-grandpar- ents are Joy Underhill and the late Kermit Underhill, of Cato, James and Cordelia Lemond, of Huntingburg, the late Lanora Lemond, the late George and Arlena Hill, late Laverne and Otis Close, and late William "Bill" Wil- lett. Willow has one sister, Lillian Marie, 4. Shoultz celebrates 70th birthday A card shower is being planned for Vicki Shoultz, who will be turning 70 on May 13. Cards may be sent to: 2800 E. CR. 475 N., Pe- tersburg, IN 47567. Lee celebrates 90th birthday Charles Lee, originally from Pike County, will be celebrating his 90th birth- day on May 6. Cards may be sent to: 3244 S. 950 E, Oakland City, IN 47660. Brandle awarded Petersburg High School Class of 1959 scholarship Joshua Brandle, the son of John and Nancy Brandle, of Stendal, is the recipient of the Petersburg High School Class of 1959 Scholarship. Josh will begin a pre-law course of study and plans to become an attorney. He will attend Indiana State Univer- sity. He participated in BPA, National Honor Society, Swing Choir and Spanish Club during his high school career. Joshua Brandle Student Spotlight Pike Co. Health Dept. food sanitarian report The following are summaries of in- spections performed by Pike Coun- ty Health Department from January 1 thru March 31, 2019. Retail food establishments are allowed up to 30 days to respond and/or correct vio- lations, with re-inspections complet- ed at the discretion of the Food San- itarian. Food inspections January 1 through March 31, 2018. COMPLAINT INSPECTIONS Circle A Food Mart—2141 N. SR 257, Otwell. 2 Critical violations: Improper storage of chemical (cor- rected); potentially hazardous food not date-labeled: 8 Non-critical vio- lations: Improper storage of single service supplies (corrected); employ- ees' personal items in food prep areas (corrected); non-food contact surfac- es soiled; surfaces of non-food contact equipment not smooth/easily clean- able; indoor trash receptacles soiled; perimeter of floor/baseboards soiled; heavy ice build up in chest freezers; cracked/chipped floor tiles. McDonald's—101 W. Pike Ave, Pe- tersburg. 1 Critical violation: Flying insects present in establishment; 1 Non-critical violation: Traps for flying insects not present in establishment. PRE-OPERATIONAL INSPECTIONS Antonio and Jodie's Pizze- ria—208 N. Main, Winslow. 1 Crit- ical violation: Unlabeled chemical (corrected); 4 Non-critical violations: Soap not provided at handwashing station; seals of under counter cool- ers soiled; non-food contact equip- ment soiled; indoor trash recepta- cles soiled. Otwell Miller Academy—9958 E. CR 150 N., Otwell. No violations ob- served. Routine inspections Casey's General Store—304 E. Main, Petersburg. 1 Critical viola- tion: Improper storage of chemical (corrected); 1 Non-critical violation: Dumpster open (corrected). Petersburg Elementary—1415 E. Alford Rd., Petersburg. No violations observed. Lugnutz (Bob Inn) —208 N. Main, Winslow. 1 Non-critical vio- lation: Microwave oven soiled (cor- rected). FOLLOW-UP INSPECTIONS (R=repeat violation from previous inspection) Circle A Food Mart—2141 N. SR 257, Otwell. 4 Non-critical violations: Non-food contact surfaces soiled (R); heavy ice build-up in chest freezers (R): broken tiles at threshold of exte- rior door (R); chest freezers in poor condition. McDonald's—101 W. Pike Ave, Petersburg. 1 Critical violation: Ph- orid flies present in establishment (R). Per Health Officer Dr. Nathani- al Grow, establishment was ordered to close at 4:15 p.m. EDT. Monday, March 11, 2019; establishment was instructed not to resume operation until approved by PCHD inspectors. McDonald's—101 W. Pike Ave, Pe- tersburg. All violations cited at previ- ous inspections have been corrected. Establishment approved to resume operation at 6 p.m. EDT Wednesday, March 13, 2019. Antonio and Jodie's Pizze- ria—208 N. Main, Winslow. All vio- lations cited at pre-operational inspec- tion have been corrected. Pictured, front row: Peyton Willis and Rachel Holesinger; back row: Haley Hallett, Jayla Harris, Kai- tlyn Clark, Logan Willis, Noah Willis and Lillian Holesinger. By Sarah Hopkins 4-H Youth Development and Health and Human Sciences Educator Talent, confidence, and communi- cation skills were present at the Pike County 4-H Performing Arts Contest on Saturday. The contest began with Logan, Noah and Peyton Willis en- thusiastically reciting the 4-H Pledge. Haley Hallett followed with a captivat- ing dance routine. Lillian and Rachel Holesinger delivered informative pre- pared speeches. Fascinating musical performances came from Jayla Harris, Kaitlyn Clark and Lillian Holesinger. Haley Hallett finished out the contest with an interesting extemporaneous speech about dance. Jayla Harris and Haley Hallett re- ceived the honor of advancing to rep- resent Pike County 4-H at the area contest on May 10 at the Red Skel- ton Theater in Vincennes. Jayla will be singing "Matchmaker" and Haley will be performing her dazzling dance routine. Patoka Valley Quilt Guild met April 2 By Kathy Weyer, Secretary The Patoka Valley Quilt Guild met April 2. The meeting was opened by vice-president Johnnie Heeke. She stated that charter member Lou Ober- meyer was not doing very well. The treasurers report was given by Marge Hevron. Education committee by Sherri Hil- geman reminded members that Heri- tage Days at the Museum were April 9 -11, for those that signed up to help with the different classes. Open quilting at the library will be April 12-13, May 25 and June 8. In August, there will be a biannual show at the Krempp Gallery for the whole month, more information to follow. Judy Rees gave the hospitality re- port of 38 members present for the meeting. Specials projects had four kits for someone to take along to finish, and they are continuing to distribute the quilts where they are needed. The dates for the retreat at Spring Mill will be February 21-23, 2020. Montgomery Retreat this year will be June 21-23. Applications will be in the newsletter. Lifestyle Tours are taking a bus to the Paducah Quilt show on April 24, contact them if you would like to trav- el with them. It's that time of year to start work- ing on nominations for the next year's board. Everyone's help is needed to keep the group viable. The same peo- ple can't keep doing it all, so take your turn, it is not as hard as you think. The April birthdays were wished a Happy Birthday. Various quilt shows are upcom- ing. Look for more information in the newsletter. The program for the evening was given by Becky Fuller on some of what she learned at her classes at the Bloomington Quilt show in March. One was how to figure the actual cost of a quilt you have made. •••• •• - €€€€ ‚- ƒ „ …† 607D519