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Call for details. 812-254-6594 Corner of Hwy. 50 & 57, Washington, IN Voter Guide For Area Counties in May 6th Primary election Note: We have only listed races where the candidates have opposition Larry Bucshon (R) Supports Pro-Life Position & Endorsed By Ind. Right To Life P.A.C. Andrew T. McNeil (R) Supports Pro-Life Position H H u.S. ConGreSS 8th diStriCt H H John Waterman (R) Supports Pro-Life Position & Endorsed By Ind. Right To Life P.A.C. Eric Bassler (R) Supports Pro-Life Position H H StAte SenAte diStriCt 39 H H Mark Messmer (R) Supports Pro-Life Position & Endorsed By Ind. Right To Life P.A.C. Ted Metzger (R) Supports Pro-Life Position H H StAte SenAte diStriCt 48 H H Mike Braun (R) Supports Pro-Life Position Richard Moss (R) Supports Pro-Life Position H H StAte rePreSentAtiVe diStriCt 63 H H Paid for by Daviess County Right to Life, P.O. Box 41, Washington, IN 47501 Phone 812-257-0222. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. Daviess County Right To Life has not endorsed any candidate in any race listed above. This Information is to let you know where the Candidates stand on the abortion issue. The choice is up to you. Note: "Supports Pro-Life Position", means the candidate has answered the Candidate Survey or has made public statements or has a Pro-Life Voting Record in Support of the Pro-Life Position. How are Endorsements Made in these races? The Indiana Right To Life Political Action Committee makes these endorsements based on response to questionnaires completed by the Candidate, the voting record if they hold elective office and their public statements made concerning related abortion issues. If a candidate is running for re-election and has a pro-life voting record he most likely will get the endorsement because he has put his name on the line for the pro-life movement and deserves their support. Endorsements are made by Indiana Right To Life Political Action Committee and not by Daviess County Right to Life. Patoka Valley Quilt Guild meeting April 1 By Kathy Weyer, Secretary President Geri Lueken opened April meeting at the Forest Park High School Au- ditorium at 7 p.m. Mary Jane Fischer gave the treasurer's report for guild. Joyce Beck and Geri Lu- eken are working on the new slate of officers and commit- tee chairpersons for the next meeting. New officers will take their positions at the June meeting. See either of them to put your name on the slate. Birthdays were read by Johnnie Heeke membership chairwoman. Thirty-eight members were present. Sherri Hilgeman will have the new books from the li- brary listed in the newslet- ter. The Sew In Day at the Fer- dinand Library will be May 17th. The Sew In Days were on March 14th and 15th, which was also the week- end for Quilters Day out at Evansville. There were eight quilters on Friday and three on Saturday. This was the first two-day Sew In at the library. Those that had done the challenge for a nine patch block, showed their blocks, and how different they all were. Ann Jorden then showed how they could set their three blocks together on point, and how large the fill-in pieces needed to be. More information will be in the newsletter. Joyce Beck reminded all that she is needing to get the Kid's Quilts turned in so she will know what we have to turn over to the next person taking her position. Marge Hevron will have the May Program. Show and Tell was next, as there were no other reports given. Following the meeting Joan Knies from Crisis Con- nection then told the guild how the organization was started and what all they did, and how many counties they work with. She then showed how they use the quilts and bags that are given to help oth- ers going through different trying times in their lives, which covers all ages. She had many of the bags that have been made for their office and how they used them. One was someone ap- plying to go back to school, for rape kits given at the hospital, for small children that have left their home, so they have something that is theirs, and list goes on and on. The bags and quilts are from very small, to much larger. All are appreciated. They are also accepting items to put in these bags, from shampoo, to pencils, it is all needed and expensive. Sheriffs' Youth Leadership Camp starts in June Sheriff Jeremy Britton re- cently announced the 35th Annual Indiana Sheriffs' As- sociation Youth Leadership Camp will be in June and July again this year. There will be two camp sessions this year, the first session will be June 10 -13 at Pine Creek Camp in Pine Vil- lage, Ind., ( Warren County) serving the northern part of the state. The second ses- sion will be July 8 -10 serv- ing the southern part of the state at Waycross Episcopal Camp in Morgantown, Ind., (Brown County). The Indiana Sheriffs' As- sociation Youth Leadership Camp is a program provided by the Indiana Sheriffs' As- sociation for boys and girls who are currently in the seventh or eighth grade of school and are interested in learning more about a pos- sible career in law enforce- ment. The camp provides a very meaningful experience and relationship with other campers from throughout the state, and sheriff's offi- cers who serve as counsel- ors and instructors. Any boy or girl in the sev- enth or eighth grade inter- ested in attending the camp should contact the Sheriff's Office or your school coun- selor for an application and additional information. The Sheriff also announced that arrangements can possibly be made to provide the camp registration fee through a lo- cal business or civic organi- zation for anyone interested. New Commander at VFW Post 3587 jimmy warner, incoming commander of VFw Post 3587, looks on from the left as VFw national com- mander bill thien talks with VFw State commander Greg baker and incoming 3587 junior Vice com- mander Mike howard (right). thien visited the Petersburg post early Saturday morning on his fourth day of touring 36 posts around the state. he spoke about the doubling of female post members since 2008 and the numbers the VFw needs to address the government about veteran concerns. thien was installed as national commander (cic) july 24 at the national convention in louisville last year. april elections for Post 3587 included: jimmy warner, commander; Kevin Goins, Senior Vice commander; Mike howard junior Vice commander; jamie English, adjutant and james capozella Quartermaster. winslow senior citizens mAy menu By Frieda Bolin May 5 —Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, green beans and desserts. May 6 —Ham salad, chicken salad, chips and broc- coli salad, bingo after lunch (Golden Living Center). May 8 —Roast beef, potatoes, carrots, noodles and desserts, serving at 5 p.m. May 12—Free meal, fried chicken, potato salad, baked beans and dessert. A lady from Attorney Gen- eral's office will be here with lots of information. May 13—Hamburgers, macaroni and cheese, tater tots, desserts, bingo after lunch (Amber Manor). May 19—Free meal to all May birthdays, fried chick- en and all the trimmings. May 20 —Brunch, biscuits and gravy, sausage, eggs and donuts, bingo after lunch (Oakland City Good Sa- maritan Nursing Home). May 22—Pork chops, mashed potatoes, lima beans and desserts, serving at 5 p.m. Bingo after supper. We will be closed on May 26 and 27 for the Memo- rial Day holiday. STOP!!!! It takes 3 minutes to subscribe to Call 354-8500