The Press-Dispatch
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Bring in this ad to receive $ 25 CASH Toward products or services on your next visit!* J. Clay Bigham, O.D. Jeffrey D. Irvin, O.D. Adam J. Russ, O.D. Heather R. Russ, O.D. 251 N. MaiN Street, OaklaNd City 812-749-3700 *Certain restrictions apply. For production or service at Oakland City Eyecare only. Not redeemable for cash. Edna McGregor presents afghan to Dr. Grow friday, may 30, edna mcgregor, of oakland city, presented an afghan to Dr. nathan grow, of Petersburg Deaconess clinic. mrs. mcgregor appreciates what Dr. grow has done for her as his patient, and to show her appreciation, she handcrafted an afghan for him. this af- ghan has 72,496 stitches. Dr. grow's staff was included in helping the sur- prise presentation take place, and the smile on his face made it all worth- while. Student Spotlight VU Dean's List for Spring semester The Vincennes Univer- sity Dean's List for spring includes students from the Vincennes campus, Jasper campus, Aviation Technol- ogy Center in Indianapo- lis, military bases, and other extended sites. To qualify for the Dean's List, a student must complete at least 12 credit hours and achieve a grade point in- dex of 3.5 or better on a 4.0. Petersburg—Kelsey At- kins, Business Adminis- tration; Korie Lynn, Nurs- ing, Associate of Science; Sheila Miley, Nursing, As- sociate of Science. Otwell—Nicholas Gil- ham, Graphic Design- Multimedia and Web Graphics. Tonya McCrary, Behavioral Science, Psy- chology Concentration. Velpen—Dakota Pan- cake, Accounting. Winslow—Cassidy Alt- meyer, Graphic Design- Occupational; Logan Boyd, Graphic Design-Oc- cupational; Charli Cook, General Studies; Leslie Roberts, Accounting. Oakland City—Taylor Stuessel, Nursing, Asso- ciate of Science. Ethan Rolens accepted as new NSCS member Ethan Thomas Rolens, of Winslow, has accept- ed membership in The National Society of Col- legiate Scholars (NSCS). NSCS is a member of the Association of Col- lege Honor Societies and is the nation's only inter- disciplinary honors orga- nization for first-year and second-year college stu- dents. Membership is by invitation only, based on grade point average and class standing. NSCS has nearly one million lifetime members and 300 chap- ters in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Rolens attends IUPUI in Indianapolis, where he will be a sophomore dur- ing 2014-2015. He is the son of Jerome Rolens and Mary Thomas, of Win- slow. Rudolph graduates with honors Adam Rudolph, of Pe- tersburg, graduated with honors from Indiana Uni- versity Southeast School of Natural Sciences on May 12, 2014. He earned a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Biol- ogy and an Associate of Arts Degree in Chemistry. Adam has been accept- ed to the Rural Medicine Education Program at In- diana University School of Medicine-Terre Haute be- ginning in August 2014. Adam is the son of Chris and Amy Rudolph, of Pe- tersburg. ethan thomas Rolens adam Rudolph 9 th AnnuAl Junior Hosted by White Oak Bass Anglers (WBA) and Young Farmers Sponsored by Local Business Donations Saturday June 7, 2014 • Prides Creek Park • Petersburg Anglers Derby TWO DIVISIONS: Boating & Shoreline Ages 4-8, 9-12 and 13-16 Boating division limited to 10. Shoreline division unlimited. FISH CATEGORIES Bass, Bluegill, Catfish FREE BALL CAP For Each Participant FREE FOOD Hot Dogs, Chips and Cold Drinks Door Prizes & Trophies Trophies awarded for each division. Entry Fee: $3 per Angler * All Park fees apply. Registration Open at 9:30am • Tournament Hours 10am - 3pm Each Junior Angler must be accompanied by an Adult. FREE fishing weekend! No license needed for Indiana Residents. No tackle furnished. German American's Petersburg insurance team relocating, building to be used as City Hall German American is plan- ning a remodeling project at its 305 East Main Street office in Petersburg to add space for its insurance team. The insurance team, which currently occupies the former Doty Insurance building at 518 East Main Street, will be relo- cating to join the Petersburg banking and investment team. Following the relocation of the insurance team, German American will be donating the former Doty Insurance build- ing to the City of Petersburg, which will use it as its new city hall. "Consolidating our Peters- burg's financial team into one office makes sense for our cus- tomers and our team mem- bers," said Joe Dedman, exec- utive vice president and chief operating officer of German American Insurance. "Clients expect convenience, and this move will give our clients ac- cess to banking, insurance and investment services with- out the need to travel between two offices located across the street from each other." "This is a move we have been anticipating for quite some time," Dedman added. "With the opportunity to do- nate our insurance building to the City of Petersburg, we felt the timing was right to strengthen our commitment to Petersburg by breaking ground on this remodeling project." In April, the City of Peters- burg's common council voted unanimously to accept the do- nation of the former Doty In- surance building from Ger- man American. "The City of Petersburg ap- preciates the generous gift of this building from German American," Petersburg May- or Frank Coleman said. "We will transition the office into our new city hall after the in- surance team has been relo- cated." "The German American Team has been a community partner for the City of Peters- burg throughout the years," Coleman added. "This project is a testament to their desire to better serve their custom- ers and give back to our com- munity." German American will be- gin remodeling its 305 East Main Street location this sum- mer and anticipates that the in- surance team will be relocated into this office by early fall of 2014. There will be no inter- ruption of service during this transition and the insurance team will continue to serve their clients out of their pres- ent office at 518 East Main Street until their new space is available. "Our banking and invest- ment team looks forward to sharing office space with our insurance team and welcom- ing our insurance customers," said Brett Warner, vice pres- ident, Retail Banking at Ger- man American's Petersburg office. "We are confident that our customers will appreciate the convenience of accessing their financial needs in one stop." German American Insur- ance customers should con- tinue using the current insur- ance location at 518 East Main Street in Petersburg and will be notified when the office is relocated to 305 East Main Street. The phone number – (812) 354-8888 – will remain the same and office hours will continue to be Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, June 4, 2014 A-5