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A-6 Local Wednesday, November 13, 2019 The Press-Dispatch German American Bank BUY YOUR $18 CIRCUS TICKETS AT Donnie Boger • 812-789-3232 D.R. Minnis • 812-582-1385 Hadi Shrine Circus starts Thanksgiving Day! CIRCUS SHOW TIMES FORD CENTER THURSDAY November 28 5pm CST SUNDAY December 1 3pm CST FRIDAY & SATURDAY November 29 & 30 9:30am • 2pm • 7pm CST is ticket can be exchanged for a Reserved Seat at any performance. Exchange value of this ticket is $22. Must exchange ticket for reserved $22 seats by Wednesday, Nov. 27 is exchange ticket and: $0 will purchase a $22 Reserved Seat $5 will purchase a $27 Reserved Seat $10 will purchase a $32 Reserved Seat $15 will purchase a $37 Reserved Seat Exchange tickets at Hadi Shrine Circus Ticket Office or Ford Center Box Office. All seating in lower bowl of Ford Center ALL SEATS RESERVED Healthcare coverage for all! FREE LOCAL UNBIASED Scheduling a free appointment is easy: Enrollment assistance in Marketplace insurance or Medicaid. Coverage for you and/or your children CALL 1-888-975-4253 WEBSITES ckfindiana.org tri-cap.net ONLINE http://ckfindiana.org/tri-cap #scheduler EMAIL ckfnavigators@tri-cap.net Improving Lives since 1966 Fundraiser Take-N-Bake Dressing Amber Manor will be selling dressing. Each pan costs only $8 All orders must be in by Friday, Nov. 22 Pick up Wednesday, Nov. 27 by 3pm Make checks payable to Kiwanis 812-354-3001 All proceeds benefit Kiwanis Children's Program! 801 East Illinois Street • Petersburg, IN ambermanorhc.com • 812-354-3001 You can order by stopping in or calling Petersburg Library events The Petersburg Library will be having a Hungry Cat- erpillar 50th birthday cele- bration on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 1-2 p.m. On Monday, Nov. 18 from 5:30 -6:30 p.m. at the Peters- burg branch there will be a story time with donuts. Thursday, Nov. 21 at the Petersburg branch there will be a sleepover starting at 5:30 p.m. Wear your pa- jamas, listen to stories. You will have an overnight expe- rience at the library and be picked up on Friday, Nov. 22. Patterson inducted into Lambda Pi Eta Julia Patterson, of Ot- well, was recently induced into Cedarville University's Lambda Pi Eta chapter, an honors organization for the communications depart- ment. The Cedarville com- munication department rein- stated the chapter of Lamb- da Pi Eta two years ago in order to give students the op- portunity to showcase their academic skills to future em- ployers and network with other successful communi- cation graduates. Area Reunion COLEMAN COUSINS REUNION The 2019 Coleman Cous- ins reunion was Saturday, Oct. 12 and Sunday, Oct. 13 at Spring Mill Inn and State Park. Saturday's festivities included a wiener roast, pumpkin carving contest, and a piñata hitting contest. Sunday concluded with a brunch at 9:30 a.m. in the Lakeview Room with ap- proximately 88 attendees. Attendees were: Steve and Kathy Manning, of Boonville; Craig, Karla, Eli and Jonas Williams, of Car- mel; Justin, Jayce, Ava and James Manning, Kelsey Williams and fiancé Connor Rausch, all of Evansville; Leah Baumann, of Floyd Knobs; Darrin, Kym and Seth Williams, of George- town; Brayden Benton, Em- mett Jones, Zach and Jor- dan Williams, all of Jasper; Jerry and Phyllis Claridge, of Lynnville; Tom, Carrah, Cora, Ezra and Silas Anson, of Monroe City; Roger, Lisa and Kadence Clar- idge, of Montgomery; Re- bekah Luff, of New Alba- ny; Dolus Luff, Mark and Faye Luff, all of Oakland City; Cody, Kim, Mabry and Cooper Shoultz, Dar- rin, Amber, Arri and Mag- gie McDonald, and Stan and Vicky Shoultz, all of Pe- tersburg; Bryan, Beth, An- son and Emery Luff, and Larry and Linda Luff, all of Stendal; Heather, Sadie and Annie Avery, of Tennyson; Scott Williams, of Terre Haute; Mark and Elisabeth Luff, Ty, Brandi, Sawyer, Wren and Adair Kabrick, and Colin Craig, all of Vel- pen; Kristin, Kaitlynn, Aid- en and Maci Myers, Justin French, Kyle and Kayla Claridge, Lauren Luff and Nick Hartsaw, all of Wash- ington; Jim and Karen Wil- liams, of Winslow; Ron Woolsey, of Indiana; Diane Skalko, of Foley, Ala.; Jeff and Donna Coleman, and Trevor, Ashley and Pax- ton Coleman, all of Han- nah City, Ill.; Rachel and Lana Wicklund, and Terry and Candy Fountain, all of Pekin, Ill.; Marie Luff and Ivan Bland, of Birdseye; Ja- cob and Sydney Marguet, of Simpsonville, S.C.; and Da- vid and Karol Ross, of San Antonio, Texas. 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 309 W. Pike Ave., Petersburg Robotics club presented $5,000 donation Duke Energy presented the Pike County School District with a $5,000 donation for the Petersburg Elementary Robotics Club. Those pictured are, fron row (l to r): Kady Gideon, Loralei Hoskins, Elle Readle and Karly Gide- on; second row: Channing Sorgius, Ellie Ar- nold, Eva Cox, Avery Meece, Callie Craig and Keira Blaize; third row: Zayne Bell, Tuck- er Loveless, Zane DeCoursey, Draven Bar- rett, Llinkyn Knust, Kade Benner and Joshua Smith; back row: Duke Energy president Stan Pinegar, PES Robotics coach Terra Knust, Tyler Collins, Eli Keeker, Jackson Burkhart, Landon Harvey, Joshua Harker, Jacob Hark- er, Noah Berry, Duke Energy representative Kurt Phegley, PES Assistant Principal Ryne Biesterveld and PES Principal Rick King. Left: Duke Energy's Kurt Phegley and Stan Pinegar present PES Assistant Principal Ryne Biesterveld, PES Principal Rick King and PES Robotics coach Terra Knust with a $5,000 donation on Thursday, Oct. 31. Gibson General CEO to marshal 'Storybook Christmas' "A Storybook Christmas" will be the theme for the 2019 Snowflake Christmas parade to be held in downtown Princ- eton at 5 p.m. Dec. 7. This lighted parade will feature floats and musical entries, as well as golf carts. Participants are encouraged to bring to life their favorite Christmas story. Trophies will be awarded to the top en- tries. The deadline to enter is Nov. 16. The Grand Marshal for this year's parade will be Claudia Eisenmann, president and CEO of Gibson General Hos- pital. Free visits with Santa will immediately follow the parade in the Palace's Montgomery Room on the north side of the courthouse square. Participation in the parade is free, thanks to the spon- sorship of local businesses. Those interested in partici- pating in or sponsoring the Christmas parade can contact the Gibson County Visitors and Tourism Bureau at 812- 385 -0999 or via e-mail at kel- ly@gibsoncountyin.org. Pa- rade entry forms and sponsor- ship forms can be downloaded from the Gibson County Vis- itors and Tourism website at www.gibsoncountyin.org.