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Here is how they placed: PES Atomic- 29th/57 PES Circuit Jokers- 22nd/57 PES Engineers of Indiana- 32nd/57 Our teams worked with alliances from Taiwan, Morocco, Texas, Gha- na, Canada, Utah, Indiana, Califor- nia, Colorado, Alabama, Georgia, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Ari- zona! Just being able to meet so many new people from different cultures (some who didn't even speak En- glish) was a neat experience for our kids. It was a stressful competition, but our kids handled it well and al- so made sure to have some fun along the way. I am so proud of their ac- complishments this season. PES Circuit Jokers with their alliance from Taiwan. PES Atomic with their alliance from Ghana. PES Engineers with their alliance from California. READER GUIDE Subscriptions: Change of address: subscribers changing addresses will please give old address as well as new one along with phone number. We cannot guarantee prompt change unless this is done. 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(USPS 205-620) Contact us: Phone: .................812-354-8500 Fax: ..................... 812-354-2014 Andy Heuring, Editor editor@pressdispatch.net Advertising ads@pressdispatch.net General News news@pressdispatch.net Circulation subscribe@pressdispatch.net Paving season begins The Pike County Highway Department started paving last week. Here they are paving CR475S (Number Seven Road). It is one of several they will be paving this Spring as part of the Community Crossroads grant from INDOT. INDOT is also paving Highway 64 between Arthur and Oakland City and they are chip sealing Highway 356 between Petersburg and Otwell. Josh Amacher puts an air scoop panel in place on the Charger race car. He designed it on a CAD program and then printed it on a 3D printer. ered competition." "But we got to go test the car and work out any bugs. He said one of the things they changed is the throttle mechanism. "Our drivers were complaining that their thumbs were getting tired holding on, so we changed it to make it easier to control." He said they also adjusted the steering to make it less sensitive. In the race they have to use all three drivers and each driver must drive at least 15 minutes. Lamey said they have been practicing on the Pike Cen- tral parking lot. It was also good experience for them at Lafayette, where they raced on the Subaru test track. "It was a two-mile paper clip," said Lamey. The road course at Talla- dega will present many more challenges. "It will be the first time they will be out on the track with other cars around them. So they have to learn how to alter their lines through the turns for other cars," said Lamey. They hope to improve on their results in 2017 at Indy where they finished sixth in one heat and seventh in the other heat out of 23 compet- itors. Lamey said competition presents the team with chal- lenges. "You can go safe on your design and run all day with no problems. Or you can push the limit, which increas- es the risks of having prob- lems," said Lamey. He said they hope they have hit the right combination of pushing the limit and reliability. "We hope we can bring a trophy home with us," said Scott. Either way, it will be a great learning experience for the team of STEM students. GREENPOWER Continued from page 1 Patoka Valley Quilt Guild meeting The May meeting of the Patoka Valley Quilt Guild was Tuesday, May 3, at the Ferdinand Community Cen- ter with President Melissa Ruschau presiding. The trea- surer's report was given and approved. A guild yard sale was held before and after the meeting. The Education commit- tee gave Open Sewing dates of June 16 -18 and July 14-16. Becky Fuller presented the next step in the Sew Along and announced that the pro- gram for the next meeting will be Show and Tell. There were 36 members and one guest at the meeting. Doris Langebrake reminded mem- bers that dues will be collect- ed at the June meeting. Spe- cial Projects distributed 28 quilts this month. Informa- tion was given about the Ju- ly 19 -21 retreat at St. Mein- rad by Ann Jorden. Sign-up sheets are now available. The Heritage Days event at the county museum were dis- cussed. Discussion of possible projects and events to cel- ebrate the 30th Anniver- sary of the founding of the quilt guild was held. Offi- cers and Committee Chairs for the coming year were presented by Ann Primus. Since there was no Program chair, members were asked to volunteer to present a pro- gram. The volunteer for Ju- ly is Ann Jorden. Voting will take place at the June meet- ing. The meeting concluded with Show and Tell. The next meeting will be on June 7. A-8 Wednesday, May 18, 2022 The Press-Dispatch