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Now Now # 1617 Moose Lodge 215 Pike Ave., Petersburg MONDAY - FRIDAY: 11am - 2pm 50th anniversary Monte and Jo Ann Wirey plan to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sat- urday, Feb. 15, with family and friends. Wirey and the former Jo Ann Tevault were married on Feb. 14, 1964, at Beth- el General Baptist Church near Stendal. They are the parents of Scott (Kelly) Wirey, of Haub- stadt, and Melanie ( Jason) Blackard, of Fort Branch. They have two grandchil- dren, Peyton Blackard and Connor Wirey. Monte and Jo Ann both re- tired from Siemens Corpora- tion in Princeton. polen-willis Ashley Dawn Polen and Thomas Edgar Willis were united in marriage on Sat- urday, Nov. 30, 2013, at half past two o'clock in the af- ternoon in Petersburg. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Melvin Camp. Music for the ceremony was provided by Vance Hays, with Em- ma Russell, Kinsey Barrett and Braden Henson singing. The bride's parents hosted a buffet dinner and reception at The Huntingburg Event Center. On the eve of the wedding, the bridegroom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at The Log Ends near Petersburg. The bride is the daughter of Sam and Donna Polen, of Petersburg. She is the granddaughter of Bob and Jane Hill, of Bicknell, and Butch and Virginia Polen, of Otwell. The bridegroom is the son of Greg and Car- la Willis, of Petersburg. He is the grandson of Norma Willis, of Petersburg, and the late Gardner T. Willis, George Kinman, and Har- ley and Virginia Kinman Kearby. The bride is a graduate of Pike Central High School in Petersburg. She gradu- ated from the University of Southern Indiana with a Bachelor's of Science in Pub- lic Relations and is in pursuit of her Master's of Public Administration. She is cur- rently employed as an Ad- missions Counselor at Vin- cennes University. The groom is a graduate of Pike Central High School. He graduated from the Uni- versity of Southern Indiana with a Bachelor's of Science in Finance. He is employed as a Financial Advisor for Edward Jones in Petersburg. Following the wedding, the couple spent their hon- eymoon at St. Lucia. The couple resides in Peters- burg. 61st anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ben- ny Miley, of Petersburg, will celebrate their 61st anniver- sary on February 28. Oscar and the former Thelma Berniece West were married on February 28, 1953, in a double wed- ding ceremony. They are the parents of Sandra K. Greubel, of Princeton, and the late Michael E. Miley and grandparents to Min- di (Brad) Morris, of Princ- eton, and Darrin Greubel, of Newnan, Ga., and great- grandparents to Andrew and Grace Morris, and Marissa, Milon and Malynn Greubel. If you would like to send a card, the address is: 2441 N. County Road 250 W., Peters- burg, IN 47567. With this ring... AreA birth soPhie Nor A dilloN To Joe and Michelle Dil- lon, a daughter, Sophie Nora Dillon, at Daviess Commu- nity Hospital, January 16, 2014, at 9:32 a.m., weighing 6 lbs., 10 oz. and measuring 19 1/2 inches long. Grandparents are Jack- son and Paula Dillon, of Glezen, Reggie Deffendall, of Winslow, Beth Chandley, of Mackey, and Dean Mc- Gowan, of Mackey. 354-8500 Fax: 812-354-2014 E-mail: news@pressdispatch.net Puzzled about what to read....? Subscribe to ....and you will have your solution. pES students learn handwashing procedures Nurses from good samaritan hospital demon- strated correct handwashing procedures to Pe- tersburg elementary's first grade students. 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Though the festival commemorates the martyrdom of a Chris- tian saint called St. Valen- tine, the festival as it is cel- ebrated today has little reli- gious significance. In pres- ent times, Valentine's Day has assumed a secular and global flavor and is cele- brated by people of all ag- es and races. Another noticeable fac- tor in Valentine's Day cele- bration of present times is that the festival celebrates love in all its forms and is not just restricted to ro- mantic love. People there- fore exchange Valentine's Day greetings with their parents, teachers, sib- lings, friends, sweethearts or anyone special or close to them. The commonest way of expressing love on Valentine's Day is through exchanging cards, flowers and chocolates. Here are a few valentines day gift ideas that are sure to please you and your Val- entine. romantic dinner This is a day that calls for quality time spent with your Valentine. This can be done by organizing a romantic candlelight din- ner. This can be done easi- ly with a little planning and effort. You can prepare the meal or take someones help in doing so. Be care- ful about the atmosphere as much as the food and the setting. Create roman- ticism by arranging for soft music, beautiful decora- tions and dim lights. This would be one Valentines Day romantic dinner that your Valentine is sure to remember for a long time to come. love poems When the occasion itself speaks of love and romance, your gift should too. This can be done by gifting your special someone a book of love poems, love messag- es or love quotes. You can take this a step ahead by gifting him/her a compi- lation of your own feelings through poems or love let- ters written by you. Present this valentines day gift to your special someone with some beautiful flowers and chocolates to add to the feel of the occasion. flowers Another very creative yet simple valentines day gift are flowers of the appro- priate color. You can pick these flowers yourself and arrange them into a flower vase, glass jar or even a bas- ket. Choose from a range of addons to your gift of blos- soms like heart-shaped bal- loons, pillows or soft toys. Write a love note and place it within the sweet smelling flowers to be discovered by your Valentine. gift Basket One of the most inter- esting yet inexpensive val- entines day gift of love is a gift basket of sweets. val- entines day cake and choc- olates can be the main items in your goodies bas- ket. These can be decorat- ed with ribbons, laces or even a heart shaped card or a bouquet of flowers. Cof- fee or cocoa, dry fruits, per- sonalized mugs with a pic- ture of the two of you or with both your initials on it can also be added to this gift basket. gift of music A valentines day gift of music is one of the most expressive among all gift ideas. This is also one of the most inexpensive val- entines day gifts. You can either buy or record a CD with all of his/her favorite music. You can even add your own compositions to the music collection. Or, maybe record a song in your own voice and add to the list of songs which would add to the value of the gift. No matter what you do on Valentines Day, it is a day that speaks of love and romance. It is considered one of the most romantic days of the year. Valentine's gift ideas The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, February 12, 2014 A-11