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I, for one, would love to see all my classmates there! –Don For more information, call 812-354-4704 or message Don Pancake on Facebook. Mail checks to Don Pancake, PO Box 694, Spurgeon, IN 47584 by July 16. A new approach to church D R THE CLOSET "But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly." –Matthew 6:6, KJV Life is not all about you, except on ursdays at e Closet Door, where it is all about you and your relationship with Jesus Christ. Preparing hearts to go into the closet to pray so that they can go out into the world to serve Jesus Christ. If you are not regularly attending church because: • You feel disenfranchised or alienated • You feel you do not belong • You can't make it to church on Sundays • You feel uncomfortable in church • You had a bad experience • You just got out of the habit of going THEN THE CLOSET DOOR IS FOR YOU! Beginning on ursday, July 18 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Immanuel Baptist Church in Petersburg (next to Jay C) Purdue Extension Pike County News 4-H Friday at Pride's Creek By Sarah Hopkins 4-H Youth Development and Health and Human Sciences Educator A great group of youth took part in the final 4-H Friday on June 28. The 4-H Fridays were a series of day programs on Fridays in June for all youth in grades 3-12 to engage in educational 4- H activities. The day began with youth engaging in icebreakers and games to get to know each other. The group made kites, then learned some basics of government. A fter the morn- ing lessons, participants had a great opportunity to meet Senator Mike Braun. Lunch was then grilled or warmed over a campfire. The after- noon was full of water activ- ities at the beach. Boy Scout Bryce Garland led a kayak safety demonstration, then everyone launched into the water for some time kayak- Front row (l to r): Kylie Myers, Jessa Ridao, Stanley Armstrong, Peyton Wil- lis, Isaac Priest, Gage Gordon and Avery Vest; back row: Christina Priest, Kara Willis, Rhett Armstrong, Senator Mike Braun, Trenton Armstrong, Lo- gan Willis, Sarah Hopkins, Noah Willis and Shelby Vest. Boy Scout Bryce Garland leading a kayak safe- ty demonstration at 4-H Friday at Pride's Creek. 4-H Friday participants kayaking at Pride's Creek. ing. A fter some quick games with water balloons, the day wrapped up with swimming. The 4-H Friday at Pride's Creek was an engaging sum- mer activity for the youth. Area Reunion OHS Class of 1964 The Otwell High School Class of 1964 met for a reunion to commemorate having graduated 55 years ago. Present were (front row): Peggy (Gray) Church, Joyce (Corn) Memmer, Mary Katherine "Kate" (Ris- ley) Williams, Mary (Lee) Hancock and Patty (Hayes) Craig; back row: Don Stephens, Thurman "Pat" Brown, James Schiller, Mike Howard, Ron Fuhrman, Richard Helton, Johnnie Fowler, Tom Schnarr, Duffy Stradtner and Phillip Wiseman. Domestic dispute results in numerous drug-related charges By James Capozella A call to central dispatch from Allison Doane, 34, of 4 Canterbury Ct., Jasper, re- garding a physical alterca- tion resulted in her arrest and that of Kelly Birkle, 47, of 9 S. SR 275, Velpen. Do- ane called dispatch from Otwell to report a domestic with Kelly Birkle on Thurs- day, June 28. When Sher- iff Deputy Jared Simmons spoke with Doane, he re- ported noting a scrape on her knee, the odor of an al- coholic beverage, slightly slurred speech, and fixed and dilated pupils, indicat- ing methamphetamine in- toxication. His report al- so states Doane was mov- ing her jaw in an irregular manner and she was fidgety. Doane told Simmons she believed Birkle was dealing methamphetamine and she showed him a desk in the garage where Birkle was "cutting it up." Simmons re- ported seeing a crystal-like substance, a small ziplock baggie that also contained a crystal-like substance. The baggie also had eight balls on it, plus a snort tube with residue. These items field tested positive for metham- phetamine. Asked if she had seen Birkle use methamphet- amine recently, Doane stat- ed that she had used meth with him earlier that day. She also stated he was us- ing needles to "Shoot dope." Simmons contacted Pike County Prosecutor Dar- rin McDonald and after statements to Judge Bies- terveld, probable cause was established and a search warrant was obtained. Sgt. Chad McClellan responded to the residence when Sim- mons learned that Birkle was coming back from Jas- per. Birkle's mother arrived at the residence and wanted Doane removed, stating Do- ane had attempted to stab Birkle. According to the report, Birkle denied that anything physical had happened, but then stated Doane had a knife he took from her be- cause she had been acting crazy and had cut herself in the past. The report said he stated he never pushed her down and didn't want her to get in trouble, but to just to leave. During the search of the living quarters, there was residue on several surfaces, used hypodermic needles, baggies and torch lighters used to smoke meth. During a search of Birkle's truck, a WD-40 can that Doane had spoken about earlier was found. It had a false bot- tom, but was empty. There was also a smoking glass and baggies containing schedule II amphetamine pills and several schedule IV Xanax bars, according to the report. Birkle was arrested for possession of methamphet- amine under 5 grams, un- lawful possession of a sy- ringe (prior), possession of paraphernalia (prior), main- taining a common nuisance, possession of schedule I, II, III or IV controlled sub- stance and domestic battery. Doane was arrested for possession of methamphet- amine under 5 grams, un- lawful possession of a sy- ringe, possession of mar- ijuana, visiting a common nuisance, possession of paraphernalia and domes- tic battery.