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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, July 9, 2014 A-7 5K Road Race & 5K Fitness Walk Saturday, August 2, 2014 • 8:00 a.m. Ninth & Main Street, Jasper, IN Sponsored by: Holy Family School St. John Bosco Catholic Youth Ministries Registration Form (one participant per registration form) Name ___________________________________________ Date of birth (mm/dd/yy) ___/___/___ Sex: ___ M ___ F Race (circle): 5K Run 5K Walk Address __________________________________________ City _____________________________________________ State __________________ Zip ______________________ Email ____________________________________________ T -shirt size requested (circle): S M L XL 2X Enclose a check or money order for $15 (runners/walkers) or $10 if 12 years old and under, payable to Strassenfest Wettlauf by July 28, 2014 for pre-race registration. Mail registration/liability waiver form and fee to: Strassenfest Wettlauf; c/o Mary Beckman; 394 Gardenia Lane; Jasper, IN 47546. For more information, call Carley Knapp at 812/48 1-2442. Liability Waiver This waiver and registration form must be completed by all runners and walkers in order for entry to be accepted. I hereby for myself, my minor child (if applicable), my executors, administrators, heirs and assignees, do hereby release, discharge, hold harmless, and indemnify the St. John Bosco Youth Group; Holy Family School, its staff and board; M EMORIAL HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CARE CENTER, its boards, employees, and volunteers; other entrants and repre- sentatives; Jasper Strassenfest Committee; City of Jasper, its boards, elected and appoint- ed officials and employees; and County of Dubois for all claims of property damage or personal injury, including death, that may arise or grow out of my (or my minor child's) participation in the Wettlauf. I certify that I have prepared for this event and am in ade- quate physical condition for 5K race/walk. I agree to follow all rules of the Wettlauf, obey all traffic laws, avoid littering, respect the property of others, and permit myself to be removed from competition if, in the opinion of the race administrators, my contin- uing would endanger my health. I also agree to indemnify and hold harmless Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center, Holy Family School, St. John Bosco Youth Group and the City of Jasper, its board, elected and appointed officials, and employees, in any claim, damages, expenses or action, including attorney fees, assessed or brought against them because of my acts or omissions or the acts or omissions of my minor child. Signature of entrant _________________________________ (and of parent if entrant is under 18) _____________________ Date ______________ Telephone _____________________ Corporate Sponsor: MArriAGe liCeNse Travis James Wood, 21, of 179 S. SR 61, Winslow, son of David Michael Wood, Sr., and Susan Re- ane Reckelhoff Fuchs, to Victoria Joe Nicholson, 20, of 2892 N. CR 250 W., Pe- tersburg, daughter of Ste- phen Lee Nicholson and Brenda Jo Guy Nicholson. ViViAN KAy AurANd To Mr. and Mrs. Chris (Angie Blatnic) Aurand, of Evansville, at Women's Hospital in Newburgh, June 17, 2014, a daughter, Vivian Kay, weighing 6 lbs. and 15 ozs. Maternal grandpar- ents are Joe and Dianna Blatnic, of Spurgeon. Pater- nal grandparents are Rob- ert and Diane Aurand, of Grand Blanc, Mich. Pater- nal great-grandmothers are Mary Plourde, of Burton, Mich., and Mary Cramner, of Frankenmuth, Mich. Viv- ian has a brother, Jacob, 2. AreA reunions With this ring... AreA birth CArd shoWer uPCOMiNG reuNiONs PAsT reuNiONs OHs 1974 ClAss reuNiON The Otwell High School Class of 1974 reunion will be July 19 at 6 p.m. at The Mill- house Restaurant in Jasper. For more information, contact Jean Ann Garret- son at 812-483-7526. lee reuNiON The Lee annual reunion will be Sunday, July 20 at the Jordon Park Shelter House in Spurgeon at 11 a.m. EDT. A carry-in dinner will be served. wOOsley reuNiON The descendants of Tem- ple Woolsey will meet Sun- day, July 27, 2014, for their 62nd annual reunion and noon meal at Bethel G. B. Church near Stendal. HAMM reuNiON The Hamm reunion was Sunday, June 29, 2014, at Prides Creek Park. Attending were Dixie Hamm and Warren Crohn, of Martinsville; Mike Hamm and friend, Marla, of Green- wood; David Gross, of Jef- fersonville; Linda (Hamm) Lynxwiler, of Evansville; Holden Hamm, of Bloom- field; Lev and Abby Hamm, of Newberry; Jim and Barb Hamm, Cheryl Hamm and Randy Wines, of Sandborn. Dale and Joan Hamm, of Jasper; Kathy Wilhite of Oakland City; Bud Hamm, Carolyn (Hamm) Listner, Don and Brenda Hamm, Greg and Barb Hamm, Mike and Tyler Hamm, Bob and Gail (Hamm) Shepherd, Tim and Becky Blaize, and Jarold Willis, all of Pe- tersburg; Steve and Ethan Shepherd, Don and Donna (Hamm) Gross, all of Win- slow. Boy Scouting's highest rank, that of Eagle Scout, was presented to Geordon Samuel Terwiske at an Ea- gle Scout Court of honor on June 7, 2014, at St. Mary Catholic Church in Ireland. Boy Scout Troop 185 Scoutmaster Fred Felt- ner welcomed everyone. Ed Messmer serve as mas- ter of ceremonies. The col- ors were presented by Kole Terwiske, his brother, and Anthony Kluemper, Sam Bies, Bennett Lang and Kil- lion Welp. Jacob Small and Bryce Siegel escorted Ter- wiske. Readers were Reece Beckman, Cameron Egler and Andy Gutgsell. Eagle Board of Review members included Kenny Egler, Sid Fritch and Jason Small. It's Only A Pin was read by George Terwiske, his fa- ther. A Scout's Prayer was read by Jerry Terwiske, his godfather, and Eagle Scout by Don Church was read by Robin Russell, his godmoth- er. Feltner delivered the Ea- gle Charge. The opening prayer for the ceremony was presented by Brian Gehl- hausen. Terwiske started his Scouting career with Cub Scout Pack 130 at St. Mary Parish, where he advanced from Tiger to Webelos Scout. He earned Arrow of Light, as well as Light of Christ and Parvuli Del re- ligious awards. He crossed over to Holy Family Boy Scout Troop 185 and was in the Flaming Arrow, where he served as patrol lead- er, quartermaster, instruc- tor and junior leader train- ing. He completed 51 merit badges and received the Ad Altare Dei religious awards. He is a member of the Or- der of the Arrow and Ven- ture Crew 185. He partici- pated in a high-adventure whitewater rafting trip in West Virginia, high-adven- ture scuba diving in Key West, Fla., and high-adven- ture hiking in Philmont, N.M. For his Eagle project, he put up a flagpole and flag. He planned, designed and land- scaped at the Ireland Histor- ical Society building. He is a sophomore at Jas- per High School, where he is a member of the concert band, football, wrestling and baseball teams, and 4-H. He is a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, where he is a server. He is the son of George and Kristi Terwiske, of Ot- well. Grandparents are Don- na (Polen) Edrington, of Ot- well, Sam Polen, of Peters- burg, and Catherine Ter- wiske, of Ireland. Terwiske receives Eagle Scout award Geordon s. Terwiske Logan Ferguson, of Spur- geon, son of Monica Fergu- son, was recently honored by the Evansville Jazz Soci- ety with a one week schol- arship to the Jamey Aeber- sold Jazz Workshop at the University of Louisville. Students were taught a vari- ety of things, including Jazz Theory, Jazz Musicianship and proper Jazz Technique. The event was taught by more than 50 well-known jazz musicians, including Logan's teachers: Jim Car- roll, David Kana and Jamey Aebersold. People from ages 13-80 attended this camp, as well as people for all over the world, including Germany, Italy, Japan, England, Por- tugal, Brazil, Switzerland, as well as many other coun- tries. Ferguson believes that his musicianship has greatly im- proved. Ferguson honored by Jazz Society Jamey Aebersold and logan Ferguson PCHS 2004 ClaSS Reunion September 6, 2014 Starts at 5pm, Dinner at 6pm Moose Lodge in Petersburg $ 25 PeR PeRSon Mail to: Brittany Houchin P.O. Box 105 Jasper, IN 47547 Deadline: August 1 Pregnant... or think you are? Call:1-877-257-1084 or Locally Call: 1-812-354-2814 • Free pregnancy testing • Free counseling and info. on pregnancy options. • Confi dential counseling for women & men who are suff ering from post-abortion syndrome. • Residential Care • Health and assistance referrals. • Training and education. • Assistance in getting baby and maternity clothes washpcc@sbcglobal.net www.washingtonpregnancycenter.com Card shower for Doug Seitz A card shower is planned for Doug Seitz, who will celebrate his 59th birthday with family and friends. Cards may be sent to Doug Seitz 3626 E. CR 475 N., Petersburg, Indi- ana 47567. Technology Solutions: Top 5 mobile apps for summertime By Scott Hartley Life without cell phones and tablets. Do you remem- ber what it was like? It really wasn't that long ago. When I headed off for college 21 years ago, iPads hadn't even been invented and cell phones were still the big, bulky bag phones – using an analog signal. Today we can't imagine leaving home without one or the other, especially when taking a trip. Earlier this summer, I va- cationed in downtown Chi- cago (my favorite city!). My cell phone proved very handy in finding unique res- taurants at which to dine, catching the next bus or CTA train, and discovering special events and attrac- tions nearby. Here are my top five mo- bile apps I'd recommend in- stalling on your smartphone or tablet as you enjoy your summer. They can be down- loaded from the Google Play store on Android de- vices or the App Store on Apple devices. Google Maps. Probably one of the best navigation apps available on both An- droid and Apple mobile de- vices, it makes finding your way very easy. Google Maps provides voice-guided GPS direction for driving, biking and walking. It also gives transit information for over 15,000 cities. Grill It! For those who en- joy grilling outdoors during the summer, this app pro- vides detailed recipes for grilling beef, lamb, seafood, poultry and more. You can easily browse the recipes by category and save your favorites for quick access. Impress your friends and family with your mad grill- ing skills! Trip-It Travel Organizer. Available in both free and paid versions, this app takes the headache out of making travel plans. Simply email your hotel, airline, car rent- al and restaurant confirma- tions to plans@tripit.com and the app will automatical- ly create your detailed daily itinerary for you. Roadtrippers. Do you enjoy exploring the roads less trav- eled? Is the having fun on the jour- ney more fun than just get- ting to your destination? The Roadtrip- pers app is for you. Discov- er sites and places you might not nor- mally know about. You can explore over 100,000 places by categories, such as din- ers and drive-ins, offbeat ho- tels, breweries, film and T V locations, scenic points, and more. Great for those who like to jump in the car and just drive. MyCityWay Now. OK, I'm partial to Chicago. Even if you don't like the big city, exploring Chicago can be loads of fun, especially when using the MyCityWay Now app. (Side tip: The best way to get there is via the Am- trak train from Effingham.) The new app gives you de- tailed information for over 30 major cities. Places to go, night- life, shopping, din- ing – you name it, it has it. I hope you en- joy the summer with friends and family. Be sure to take advantage of the useful apps available on your mobile devices to reduce the stress. Be sure to visit us this week at the Gibson County Fair in Princeton. Stop by our booth in merchant build- ing #3 on the midway to sign up for our $50 gas card give- away. Scott Hartley is the Pres- ident/CEO of Calibre Com- puter Solutions in Prince- ton. For computer tips, in- formation, and free software tools, check out our website at http://www.calibreforhome. com. net edition PressDispatch.net/Subscribe It's the paper. Just digital. Thank you for all the thoughts, prayers, flowers, food and acts of kindness given with love to the memory of David L. Leslie. Most sincere thanks to all. The Leslie Family