South Gibson Star-Times

Tuesday, Februar y 28, 2023 B8 South Gibson Star-Times LEGALS Classifieds Classified Liner Ads are only $10.00 per ad/per publication! Call Pam Lemond at 812-354-8500 or email classifieds@pressdispatch.net to place your classified ad today! All classieds for Tuesday's edition must be received by Noon Thursday All classieds need to be prepaid -- Major Credit/Debit cards accepted, For legals placement please call 765-884-1902 or email Amber at hmglegals@gmail.com. Southwest Indiana Applications can be filled out at 421 S Main St in Princeton or 705 E Illinois St in Petersburg. For more information, please contact HR at 812-386-6312. The Arc Southwest Indiana is searching for an experienced RN or LPN to work in our Residential Department located in Petersburg, IN. This is a full-time position. Starting pay $25.00 to $30.00 per hour. Candidates must be willing to make consumer care their top priority. Candidates should also be organized, detail oriented, and able to maintain confidentiality. Direct Support Professionals Southwest Indiana Applications will be accepted Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 705 E. Illinois St., Petersburg, IN 47567 The Arc Southwest Indiana is currently seeking Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) who can assist individuals with intellectual/ development disabilities with daily living tasks. Positions available include full- and part-time, evenings, overnights and weekends. All positions $14 to $15 starting pay. K I N C O R P O R A T E D iesel Enterprises D nterprises nterprises Portable Dryers, Tower Dryers, In-Bin Dryers Grain Storage & Handling Princeton • 812-386-6580 • www.kieselent.com Zero-Turn Mowers & Lawn Equipment Agricultural Systems Sales & Service • Backhoe • Dozing • Trenching Radio Dispatched NAAS & SONS, LLC. Excavating & Trucking • Trucking • Road Building • Complete Septic Service • All Types Sand & Crushed Stone • Water & Sewer Lines • All Types Sod • Snow Removal • Rotary Rooting Service 2267 W. St. Rd. 68, Haubstadt (2 Miles West of Haubstadt) "Try Our Service" LARRY – 812-480-9235 60+ Years Experience 812-768-6450 Fax 812-768-5518 HWY 64 W • PRINCETON ACROSS FROM WALMART SALES HOURS: MON-FRI 8AM-7PM, SAT 8AM-4PM SteveFaulknerChevroletBuickGMC.com BIG BIG OR OR SMALL... SMALL... WE WE BUY THEM ALL! THEM ALL! Buying vehicles under 120,000 miles in good running condition. Call to schedule a valuation today! 812-386-6193 YOUR CAR IS YOUR CAR IS WORTH WORTH MORE! MORE! IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY in 2 Senior and Handicap Accessible Housing Complex Williams Apartments in Owensville & Lynnwood Village in Haubstadt 1 Bedroom Units • Kitchen Appliances Carpet • AC • All Electric • Community Room Laundry Facility on Site • Federally Subsidized Inquire at Tower Construction 309 W. Brumfield Ave., Princeton Call 812-385-3859 or TDD 1-800-743-3333 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Williams Apartments also offers 2 Bedroom Units and Individual Patios AUCTION Lic. #AU10800006 812-598-3936 Call today to schedule your auction LARGE COLLECTION AUCTION Thursday, February 23 • 10:00 AM • 114 E. SR 68, Lynnville Antiques, furniture, tools, lawn & garden, household and much more. For questions, contact Johny Ray (812)598-3936 TREE AND LAWN SERVICES 812-354-6119 • 812-354-4541 VISIT US ONLINE AT www.getreeservice.com TREE TRIMMING TREE REMOVAL • STUMP REMOVAL STORM DAMAGE SPECIALIST Financing Available for Homeowners FULLY LICENSED & INSURED SENIOR DISCOUNTS GE GE TREE SERVICE REAL ESTATE HOME FOR RENT Home for Rent: Country Living, north of Princeton. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, appliances, garage. No smoking, no ani- mals. $1,000/month, plus $500 deposit. Call 812-455-7675 SERVICES HANDYMAN SERVICES Henson Handyman services: Home repairs or main- tenance, hauling trash, mowing, bush hogging, plowing gardens. No job too big or too small. Call 812-664-0032. Gibson County Sheriff's Office ***NOW HIRING*** Probationary Deputy Sheriff Starting Hourly Wage—$22.51 per hour • Up to 16 Paid Holidays a year —depending on assigned schedule. • Gibson County Police Pension — 100% funded by employer. • Vacation Days: 5 days after 1 year, 10 days after 2 years, 15 days after 5 years, 20 days after 10 years, 25 days after 15 years and 30 days after 20 years. • Personal Days: prorated first year based on hire date — 5 days per year. • Eligible for 6 weeks Major Medical Leave after 1 year of employment. • Health Insurance: Medical, Prescription, Dental and Vision insurance at bi-weekly cost of $19.00 per employee. Spouse and Dependents at no additional cost! Begins ninth week of employment. • Life Insurance: $25,000 policy for employee, $3,000 for spouse and $1,500 per dependent. 100% funded by employer. Begins ninth week of employment. •Short-Term Disability policy - 100% funded by employer. • FMLA available after completing 12 months of continuous employment. Applications available on our website www.gibsoncountysheriff.com or pick up at our office located at 112 E. Emerson Street, Princeton, Indiana Deadline for applications to be turned in is March 17, 2023 at 3:00 PM FORT BRANCH-JOHSNON TOWNSHIP LIBRARY, GIBSON COUNTY, INDIANA 2022 Cash & Investments Combined Statement LOCAL Beg Cash End Cash FUND & Inv Bal & Inv Bal NUMBER LOCAL FUND NAME January 1, 2022 Receipts Disbursements December 31, 2022 Governmental Activities 100 Operating Fund $608,771.11 $554,377.99 $495,632.49 $667,516.61 105 Petty Cash $50.00 $50.00 $0.00 $100.00 200 Gift Fund $6,300.06 $5,407.81 $6,305.33 $5,402.54 201 Rainy Day Fund $102,768.05 $26,846.70 $0.00 $129,614.75 277 ARPA Grant $0.00 $25,506.73 $25,506.73 $0.00 278 Betty McCullough Grant $0.00 $7,726.00 $7,726.00 $0.00 279 Gibson Co. Comm. Foundation $0.00 $7,000.00 $0.00 $7,000.00 Grant 400 LIRF $136,815.51 $21,506.47 $0.00 $158,321.98 403 CenterPoint Energy Foundation $0.00 $25,000.00 $7,021.34 $17,978.66 411 Pumphrey Foundation $0.00 $50,000.00 $0.00 $50,000.00 412 Gift Fund-Library Expansion $0.00 $23,669.25 $0.00 $23,669.25 421 Rainy Day - Capital Projects $319.02 $0.00 $319.02 $0.00 803 Federal Tax $0.00 $23,968.88 $23,968.88 $0.00 804 FICA $0.00 $16,084.48 $16,084.48 $0.00 805 Medicare $0.00 $3,761.78 $3,761.78 $0.00 806 State Tax $0.00 $9,423.89 $9,423.89 $0.00 807 County Tax $0.00 $2,235.94 $2,235.94 $0.00 Total All Funds $855,023.75 $802,565.92 $597,985.88 $1,059,603.79 2.7.2023 hspaxlp Owensville Continues to Work on Wellhead Protection The source of Owensville's drink- ing water is groundwater produced from wells located in our communi- ty. To help protect the underground aquifer and the water supply wells from potential contamination, the Town of Owensville has developed a Wellhead Protection (WHP) Plan. The WHP Plan focuses on public awareness, education, spill preven- tion and reporting. For your refer- ence, a copy of Owensville's WHP Plan is available at the Town Hall ( 103 S. Main Street, Owensville, IN). Educational brochures are available at the Town Hall or on the website at https://www.owensville. org/wellhead protection/. The Local Planning Team (LPT) held an annual WHP meeting on February 9, 2023, to discuss revisions to the WHP Plan, public education, and pollution prevention efforts. This year, Owensville will focus on notifying operators of oil and gas wells within the WHP area. Additionally, the Town will notify the Gibson County Health Department, Gibson County Coal, and the Indiana Department of Transportation regarding pollution prevention efforts. Water, oil, and gas wells that become damaged or are no longer used are a potential conduit for surface contamination to reach the groundwater and contaminate our drinking water source. Additionally, inactive wells should be plugged to ensure the well does not allow oil/ gas to discharge to the ground, does not pose a threat to public health or safety, or interfere with agricul- tural uses of the land. The Town is working to identify the location of wells and determine whether these wells are active, inactive, or aban- doned. The landowner is ultimately responsible for the proper plugging of an inactive well. If you have a well on your property and/or seal a well, please contact the Owensville Town Hall at (812) 724- 4151 so that it can be added to a tracking database. Below are some tips to help you protect our drinking water source: • Recycle used oil, automotive fluids, batteries, and other products. Don't dispose of hazardous prod- ucts in toilets, storm drains, waste- water systems, creeks, alleys, or the ground. This pollutes the water supply. Contact the Gibson County Solid Waste District for recycling and disposal locations (812-385-3 136) or visit their website at https:// www.gibsoncountysolidwaste. com/. • Reduce the amount of fertiliz- ers, pesticides, or other hazardous chemicals you use. Buy only what you need so you do not have to dis- pose of leftovers. Read labels and follow all directions on household chemicals and other hazardous products used around your home. • Use organic lawn and garden alternatives that do not contain synthetic chemical poisons. • Properly plug and abandon wa- ter wells that are no longer in use. Contact a licensed well driller for assistance. Informational brochures are available at the Town Hall or on the website. • If you have a septic system, have it serviced regularly. lnfor- mational brochures are available at Town Hall or on the website. • Check your car, boat, motorcy- cle and other machinery for leaks and spills. Place drip pans under leaking vehicles/equipment and make repairs as soon as possible. Clean up spills with absorbent ma- terial. such as kitty litter or cloths. Do not allow spills to soak into the ground. Do not rinse spills with water. Drinking water protection is the responsibility of all residents. The WHP Plan will ensure that a clean water source is available for our community's current needs and a supply is preserved for future generations. 2.28.2023 hspaxlp LEGALS SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 812-753-3553 We're not afraid to shed some light on the truth. South Gibson

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