The Press-Dispatch
Issue link: https://www.ifoldsflip.com/i/1178794
A-10 Local Wednesday, October 23, 2019 The Press-Dispatch ZZZFROOHFWRUVFDUQLYDOVKRZVFRP *,%621&2)$,5*5281'61(0%5((6735,1&(721,1 COLLECTORS CARNIVAL ANTIQUE & FLEA MARKETS 6DWDPSP6DW(DUO\%LUGDP)UL6HWXS6KRSSHUSP :H·YH 0RYHG SINCE 1992 New 1-Day Show Saturday, October 26th LOUIE CAMPBELL Sales Professional lcampbell@patriotonline.com CALL OR TEXT 812-899-6267 @LouieYourCarGuy HWY. 64 W. • PRINCETON "Quite Simply, A Better Experience!" Looking for a Great Deal On Your Next Vehicle? PRIVATE MEDICAID ROOMS AVAILABLE SOON Call for information 812-354-8833 Enhancing Lives Through Innovative Healthcare From recovery care and wellness to management of long-term health conditions, Golden LivingCenter - Petersburg offers a full spectrum of innovative programs and services, provided by compassionate, dedicated staff. These include 24-hour skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, private rehab to "Home Suites" and provides both inpatient and outpatient therapy services. For a tour or more information, please contact us. ™ Golden LivingCenter - Petersburg 309 West Pike Avenue Petersburg, IN 47567 (812) 354-8833 www.GoldenLivingCenters.com/Petersburg 309 W. Pike Ave., Petersburg Gene Dorsey honored at Amber Manor By James Capozella A well-attended veteran's program Sunday, October 13 honored veteran Gene Dors- ey, who fought in World War II. Amber Manor and Asera Care hosted a veterans ser- vice honoring the 99 -year- old veteran, which included his two daughters and son, as well as many other rela- tives. The Petersburg Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3587, represented by Stanley Nel- son, Jim Freeland, Tim Har- din and Jim White, present- ed an Asera Care Certificate of Appreciation for Dorsey's service and also included a special World War II pin. Jim White pinned the World War II service medal on Dorsey's collar and all four veterans saluted him at the conclu- sion of the presentation. In addition to his three children in attendance, there were grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, along with other relatives and friends. Amber Man- or Life Enrichment Direc- tor Ariel Eck reported that the program lasted about 45 minutes and included re- freshments for more than 20 people who attended. The presentation ended with Nelson, Freeland, Hardin and White saluting Dorsey. Friends and relatives, including two daughters and a son, surrounded Gene Dorsey for a picture fol- lowing a service that included the presentation of a World War II pin and a special Certificate of Ap- preciation from Asera Care. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3587 member Jim White presented Gene Dorsey with a World War II pin for his service during the war during a rec- ognition ceremony at Amber Manor on Sunday, October 13. VA Urgent Care now available in Jasper ZipMed Urgent Care (formerly Medical of Du- bois) in Jasper is proud to announce that it has been qualified by the Veterans Administration as the first local facility to provide ur- gent care services to our ar- ea veterans. Veterans with non-life threatening health needs may be seen and treated at the ZipMed Ur- gent Care location in Jas- per at any time without an appointment and without copay, seven days a week. This new benefit for veterans is pursuant to the MISSION act passed in June, which creates a partnership between the VA and participating pri- vate clinics. ZipMed Ur- gent Care is proud to lo- cally lead this revolution in care for our veterans, as those needing urgent care no longer need to make a lengthy drive to a region- al VA medical clinic and no longer need to make an appointment or have a long wait to get the care they deserve. Located at 695 Third Avenue in Jas- per, ZipMed Urgent Care is currently the only VA- approved urgent care in a 30 -mile radius. Dr. Thomas Field and his staff at ZipMed Urgent Care have been serving the urgent care needs of Southern Indiana for more than 20 years with the fa- miliar slogan "Get in, get out, get well! " The Loo- gootee location of ZipMed Urgent Care (formerly Ur- gent Care of Martin Coun- ty) will likely also be par- ticipating in the VA pro- gram in the near future, but its participation re- mains pending as of the time of this release. Mike and Jill Wininger family honored as 2019 Adoptive Family Mike and Jill Wininger family are honored at The Annual Right to Life Ban- quet Thursday evening at the Simon J. Graber Build- ing. The Wininger Family was honored at the Right to Life Banquet as the 2019 Adop- tive Family as they have ad- opted two children in the last several years. Speak- ing on behalf of the family, Jill spoke of how she always wanted to adopt children af- ter having children of their own. But that was not going to be possible, so they began the process of preparing for adoption. Jill told of the ex- citement of receiving calls telling them their prayers had been answered as they were about to become par- ents. She said they were al- ways pro-life, but this has made them even more at- tentive to the fact that all young mothers should be encouraged to choose life over abortion. She praised the work of the Right to Life organization and the Preg- nancy Care Center for their work in the trying to end abortion and for the care of mothers in unplanned preg- nancies. A special tribute in Mem- ory of Marvin Arvin was giv- en by President Louis Ka- vanaugh, Jr. and Marvin's widow, Virginia Arvin. His two daughters were there and took part in the remem- brance. Sharon Cannon and Charlene Thomas were al- so introduced as the new board members to represent Pike County on the Daviess County Right to Life Board. More than 500 people at- tended the annual banquet in which Brad Mattes, of Life Institute, was the main speaker for the evening. This event is held annually as a fundraiser for the Right to Life organizations of Da- viess, Martin and Pike coun- ties. Much of the proceeds from the special event are given to the Washington Pregnancy Care Center and funding is also given to Daviess and Martin County RTL Groups. Picture are: Mike Wininger, his adopted son, Eli- jah Lee, Jill Wininger, holding her adopted daugh- ter, Anna Louise, and Louis Kavanaugh, Jr., pres- ident of Daviess County Right to Life. Matt and Danielle Hoffman receive the 2019 Hu- manitarian Award for Danielle's volunteering at the Pregnancy Care Center and for their caring for chil- dren in the Foster Parent Program. Louis Kavana- ugh, Jr., who made the presentation, praised the two individuals for their service to the PCC and to the Foster Parent Program, and encouraged oth- ers to be a part of this special program. Pregnant... or think you are? Call:1-877-257-1084 or Locally Call: 1-812-354-2814 • Free pregnancy testing • Free counseling and info. on pregnancy options. • Confi dential counseling for women & men who are suff ering from post-abortion syndrome. • Residential Care • Health and assistance referrals. • Training and education. • Assistance in getting baby and maternity clothes washpcc@sbcglobal.net www.washingtonpregnancycenter.com