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B-6 School Tuesday, April 19, 2022 South Gibson Star-Times TWIGS OF THE WEEK GAME CHANGER Fort Branch Community School CALENDAR Tuesday, April 19: Kin- dergarten registration 3:45 -6:30 p.m.; Junior Ti- tan Track at Pike Central 5 p.m.; Third and Fourth Volleyball 3:30 -5 p.m. Thursday, April 21: Ju- nior Titan Track vs. Mt. Vernon 5 p.m.; Fifth-Sev- enth Volleyball 3:30 -5 p.m. Friday, April 22: Earth Day, Spirit Day- Wear Blue and Green! Saturday, April 23: Ju- nior Titan Track - Heri- tage Hills Relays (A) 9 a.m. Monday, April 25: Snow make-up day, No School. Tuesday, April 26: Junior Titan Track at Southridge 4:30 p.m.; Third and Fourth Volley- ball 3:30 -5 p.m. MENU Tuesday, April 19: Cheese pizza, romaine salad, carrots with hum- mus, cinnamon apple- sauce and milk. Wednesday, April 20 : Eggstravaganza, sau- sage patty, pancake and syrup, peppers/toma- toes, tater tots and milk. Thursday, April 21: Country fried steak, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, corn, chilled pears and milk. Friday, April 22: BBQ rib sandwich, baked fries, California blend, carrots with hummus, peaches and milk. Monday, April 25: No School Tuesday, April 26: Cheeseburger, potato smiles, California blend with cheese, carrot sticks, strawberries and milk. Levi Mallory! Mrs. Edwards chose Coltyn Smith for the K- 2 Twig of the Week. Col- tyn has been working really hard on his read- ing this year. He likes to participate in class and is always follow- ing directions during class time. Coltyn en- joys helping out around our classroom, and is a good friend to his class- mates. He is one of the first ones to follow di- rections and always tries his very best. Mrs. Schnaus and Miss Anthis chose Pen- ny Powers as the 3-5 Twig of the Week. Pen- ny is hard working and intelligent. She always puts forth her best ef- fort. Penny is helpful and kind to her class- mates. I cannot wait to see what the future holds for Penny! Mr. Barton chose 8th grader Keaton Rich- ardville for the Mid- dle School Twig of the Week. Keaton partici- pates in discussions and answers questions in his- tory class. He is always prepared for class and maintains an A average. Keaton is also a mem- ber of the middle school choir, where he is a lead- er in the baritone sec- tion. In addition, his solo vocal performance at the Christmas Concert was excellent! Keaton has a pleasant personality and is always polite. I am sure Keaton will be very successful in high school and beyond. Nicolas drew an Easter bunny pop-up surprise in 5th grade art class. Kindergarten students are enjoying time outside for recess even on rainy days. Bronn, Janny and Adriana are seeing what floats or sinks in the water. Connor Hughes paints an um- brella for his first-grade writing project. First Grader Levi Mallory works on his April Showers artwork. LEGALS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING In accordance with Owensville City Ordinances, a hearing/public comments will be held May 1, 2022, at 6:30 p.m. CDT, regarding the placement of two side-by- side, 6 . x 20 . signs on a vacant lot, at the corner of Brummit and First Streets. (April 19 and 26, 2022) hspaxlp LEGALS COURT CLAIMS TO BE ALLOWED 4/20/22 Ads-Evansville LLC ....234.38 Gibson Co Public Defender's Office .... 2,070.00 In Stitches ..................606.00 Jeffrey Meade ..............29.52 Office360 .................4,500.00 Superior Ag Resources Co-Op, Inc. ................. 128.61 Tara Kilps ...................255.84 Thomson Reuters-West ..............567.15 Tri-State Fire Protection, Inc. ............717.35 Grand Total: �����������9,108�85 Duly submitted this 13th day of April, 2022. Mike Watkins, Auditor (April 19, 2022) hspaxlp STATE OF INDIANA SS: IN THE GIBSON COUNTY OF GIBSON CIRCUIT COURT Cause No. 26C01-2204-ES-000426 In the Matter of the Estate of Dale W. Bump, deceased. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that on April 7, 2022, Rose Bump was appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of Dale W. Bump, who died on November 3, 2019. All persons having claims against this estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the office of the clerk of this Court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or within nine (9) months aer the decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred. Dated at Gibson County, Indiana, on April 13, 2022. Jim Morrow, Clerk Gibson Circuit Court Lisa M. Adler, Attorney #24775-53 ladler@harrisonmoberly.com HARRISON & MOBERLY, LLP 10 W. Market Street, Suite 700 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Tel/Fax: (317) 574-6046 Attorney for Rose Bump, Personal Representative of the Estate of Dale W. Bump, deceased (April 19 and 26, 2022) hspaxlp Lady Titans fell to North Posey last week By Andy Heuring Star-Times Sports sports@sgstartimes.com Gibson Southern's softball lost an ug- ly game to North Posey in their conference opener 13-5. The Lady Titan defense kept North Posey's bats at bay in the top of the first. In the bottom of the inning Gibson Southern opened with a run, when Sydney Long reached base after be- ing hit by a pitch. She stole second base and advanced on a sacrifice fly by Ally Malone. That all changed in the second inning. Vi- king senior Haley Lowe jacked a two-one pitch over the fence in left center to tie the game. Six batters and three errors later, North Posey led 4-1. In the top of the fourth inning Alexis Tuck- er gave up a single to Alyssa Heath between two strikeouts. Heath stole second base. With two outs Lauren Kihn hit a line shot over Em- maLee Higgs' head at second that scored Heath. Gibson Southern mounted a rally in the fourth when Taylor Fonte led off with a walk, and Tucker singled. Higgs's single scored Fonte, and left the Titans with runners on first and second with no out. Burgess bunted the runners over, and Lau- ryn Adamson's ground-out sacrifice scored Tucker, before Long's sharply hit fly was caught by the center fielder for the third out. The inning ended with Gibson Southern trail- ing 5 -2. Two fielding errors in the top of the sixth inning by the Titans had two runners on for North Posey, when Erin Hoehn stepped to the plate with a fierce tailwind and the tempera- tures dropping into the 40s. Hoehn crushed a 2-2 pitch over the center field fence for an 8 -2 lead. Kihn followed suit for back-to-back homers. The seventh inning was similar. Maddy Olander, Ashton Elpers and Heath led off the inning with consecutive singles, loading the bases again for Hoehn, who came to the plate with one out. This time she blasted a 1-1 pitch out in nearly the same place for a 13-2 lead. Hoehn, on the day, was 2 for 2 with two home runs, six RBIs and three walks. Gibson Southern scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh in an attempted come- back. It started with a single by Long, who was 2 for 2. Brenna Blume was hit by a pitch, setting the stage for Olivia Money's three-run homer over center field. With the loss, Gib- son Southern dropped to 6 -4. SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 812-753-3553 We're not afraid to shed some light on the truth. South Gibson it takes 3 minutes to subscribe to Call 812-753-3553 South Gibson BASEBALL Continued from page 1 Titans third at Washington Invitational By Andy Heuring Star-Times Sports sports@sgstartimes.com Peyton Blackard won medalist honors in the 19 -team Washington Invitational and Gib- son Southern placed third. Blackard shot a 73 at Country Oaks to win the tournament that featured teams from Bloomington to Evansville. The next best in- dividual score was Bloomington South's Bark- ley, who shot a 75. The Panthers won the meet with a team 310 as three of their players shot 77 or better and their fourth and fifth play- ers shot an 81. Defending state champion Evansville North was second with a team 313. North's Sorrell had a 76 and the next three players all shot 79s. Gibson Southern had a 332 team score, led by Blackard's 73. Senior Ryan Islam shot a 78. He and Blackard were two of the 11 individu- als to break 80. Cale Martin posted a 90 and Dawson Maurer shot 91 for the team total. It is the second big tournament Blackard, a freshman, has claimed medalist honors in this season. The team standings were: 1)Blooming- ton South 310, 2) Ev. North 313, 3) Gibson Southern 332, 4) Jasper 338 5) Floyd Cen- tral 344, 6) Barr-Reeve 363, 7) Castle 364, tie 8) Forest Park and Heritage Hills 369, 10) South Knox 371, 11) Washington 378, 12) Bedford NL 379, tie 13) Sullivan and Springs Valley 383, 15) Ev. Central 389, 17) Mt. Ver- non 396, 18) North Posey 427, 19) Washing- ton Gold 468. this evening," said May after the win over Mt. Vernon, "We hit the ball well, our pitching was strong, and we played the game without an error. "We have continued to improve, and we are playing with confidence. "We still have most of our season ahead of us, but I am very pleased at where we are at this point. But every game is different." "Our schedule is a tough one, and we will have to continue to stay focused if we hope to reach the goals we have set for ourselves." Hurless and Dickerson each pounded a dou- ble for the Titans, while Thomas and Bryant both had a pair of runs batted in (RBIs) in the game. Gibson Southern was "perfect" in the field, as the Titans did not commit an error in the league battle. Gibson Southern was scheduled to play Evansville North last night, while the Titans are scheduled to hit the road to tangle with PAC foe South Spencer in Reo tonight (Tues- day) at 5:30 p.m. On Thursday, GSHS is scheduled to take on county rival and conference opponent Princ- eton at Gibson Southern at 5 p.m., and next Monday, Barr Reeve is on the Titan docket, al- so at Gibson Southern for a diamond encoun- ter set for 5:30 p.m.