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A-4 Wednesday, July 16, 2014 The Press-Dispatch News briefs Press-Dispatch July Bargain Period extended Check your mailing label. If it is highlighted, your subscription has expired or will expire very soon. A year's subscription is now $23 for Pike and sur- rounding counties, $26 for Indiana subscribers living outside the 475 or 476 zip codes and $43 for out-of- state subscribers during the July Savings Spectacu- lar. The savings won't last long, the sale has been ex- tended through August 1, 2014. See page A-3 for form and more details. Emergency Planning Committee meeting is July 17 A meeting of the Pike County Local Emergency Planning Committee is scheduled for 4 p.m. Thurs- day, July 17 at the Pike County Jail. Winslow Riverside Flea Market this Saturday The Winslow Riverside Outdoor Flea Market will be from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, July 19, at the River- side Park. The Park is located on Hwy. 61 at the south edge of Winslow. For more information, contact Su- san Craig 812-789 -2915 or Lisa Poehlein 812-789 -5405. The proceeds from the admission fees are used to benefit the Town of Winslow. Bread and jelly making workshop July 19 The Zoar United Methodist will be having a work- shop on learning the basics of making great breads and jellies, Saturday, July 19, at 10 a.m. at the church. For more information, visit their website: www. zoarum.org, email: humzum@psci.net or call 812- 536 -4272. Zoar UMC is located at 8818 W. Old St. Rd. 64, Holland. Grace G.B. Church services for July 20 Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; morning worship 10 :30 a.m., sermon "Peace With God" (Romans 5); Sunday evening 6 p.m., sermon "My Second Greatest Respon- sibility" (Luke 10 :25 -37) —Rocky Wrye, Pastor Mammograms to be offered at Winslow July 22 Mammogram screenings will be offered from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, July 22, 2014, at Winslow Com- munity Center. This service, provided for women 40 - 95, is sponsored by St. Mary's Center, St. Mary's Hope Resources. Screenings are available for women with limited insurance, limited income or without insurance. Al- so women with insurance are eligible, but insurance cards are required. Appointments are recommended. Walk-ins are wel- come, but appointments preferred. Call Hope Resource Center, 1-877-580 -3883 or 812-485 -5725. Immunizations needed for K, 6 and 12th grade students The new school year is quickly approaching. Chil- dren entering kindergarten, sixth grade, and 12th grade will need school-required vaccinations prior to the first day of school. The Pike County Health Department is scheduling appointments for these vaccinations on Thursdays: July 24 and 31. The health department can bill insurance for im- munizations and most major insurances are accepted. Children with no health insurance are still eligible to receive vaccines for $ 8 per vaccine. There is no charge for children who have Hoosier Healthwise (Medicaid). Due to insurance billing, appointments are required for these clinics. Please call the health department at 812-354-8797 to schedule an appointment. 'Stuff the Bus' for Pike County students "Stuff the Bus" to help collect school supplies for Pike County students will be July 25 at Walmart in Jas- per and Dollar General Store in Petersburg. Supplies needed: Glue sticks, crayons, beginner pen- cils, erasers, folders, 3-ring binders, note pads, pen- cils, dry erase markers, lined paper, wet wipes, Kleen- ex, sanitizer wipes and backpacks. For more information, contact Jessica George at 406 -690 -5328. Farm City Tour set for Aug. 2 Pike County Farm Bureau Inc. will be having a Farm City Tour, Saturday, Aug. 2, at 2 p.m. EST at the Erich (Bud) Meyer Jr. Farm, 9491 S. Co. Rd. 800 E., Stendal. The tour is free and open to members and their fam- ilies, and will feature Meyer's Farmall/IH Machinery dating from 1939 to 1979 and Nathan Jones' Longhorn Cattle. Dinner will follow at the Zoar United Methodist Church. Reservations required. The first 100 people to register will receive a meal at no cost. Reservations are required and must be received by noon, July 25, by calling 812-354-8488 ext. 3930. William's Cemetery Bowman, IN We are well into the 2014 Mowing Season. A heartfelt "ank You" to all of the supporters of the cemetery. You make mine and Jerry's job much easier. ank you! Carol Moore: 812-354-6634 Jerry Johnson: 812-354-6779 303 Breckinridge Rd, MonRoe City Box 35 Phone: 743-2382 Fax: 743-2169 Email: perryshvac@gmail.com HEATING & AIR-CONDITIONING Perry ' s LLC Craig Perry Vance Perry Serving the area since 1950. 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SEE WARRANTY CERTIFICATE FOR DETAILS. PARTS YEAR L I M I T E D WARRANTY Type Your Information Here • Outstanding No Hassle Replacement™ limited warranty and 10 year parts limited warranty protection* • Quiet operation • Energy efficiencies as high as 18 SEER‡ People that donated items to the Pike County Public Library Summer Reading Program Petersburg Garden Club German American Bank Petersburg Hardware/Rental Indianapolis Power & Light Co. Petersburg Moose Lodge Jim Pell Insurance Play & Learn Preschool Mahoney Law Office Shears No. 423 Smokehouse BBQ Women of the Moose The Ole Flower Shoppe Solar Sources, INC PC1 Stop Studio 603 Friends of the Library Subway Winslow PTO Children's Museum of Evansville Jay C Store Hedinger Beverage Ficklin Auto Supply, Inc. Elmer Buchta Trucking Deaconess Hospital China Wok Douglass Service Deaconess Hospital Angela Pancake, Scentsy Consultant Winslow Market We would like to send out our sincere thanks to everyone who helped in any way to make the Summer Reading Program at the Pike County Public Library a success this year! ank you for your help and generos- ity in encouraging reading in our community. FREE HAUL OFF AND REMOVAL OF: Appliances, air conditioning, antennas, tool boxes, air compressors, lawn mow- ers, beds, auto/mower batteries, siding, soffets, drain spouts, welders, light fixtures, engines, transmissions... If you think it might be metal call or text me at: 812-259-4461. I will buy heavy and multiple items. Bunch complains of chest pain after accident A Washington woman complained of chest pain following a Thursday afternoon accident at Highway 57 and Twin Oaks Church Road. Jennifer R. Bunch, 23, of Washington, driving a 2007 Ford Fusion, slammed into the back of Mat- thew W. Kline, 40, of Dubois, as both were driving south on Highway 57 and Kline slowed his 2000 Ford F150 to turn left onto Twin Oaks Church Rd. (CR 650 N.), according to Pike County Deputy Sher- iff Dallas Killian. Bunch told Killian she doesn't know what happened but she thought something was wrong with her car because it "jumped forward" and she could not get it under control. She was taken to the Daviess Community Hospital complaining of chest pain. Damage was estimated at between $10,000 and $25,000 in the 3:30 p.m. accident. Evansville woman uninjured in Saturday morning crash An Evansville woman was uninjured early Satur- day morning when she hit a utility pole. Mindy K. Roberts, 35, of 711 E. Tennessee St., Evans- ville, was driving east on CR 50 S., was unable to view a turn and ran off the roadway, hitting a utility pole on the south side of the road at the intersection of CR 950 E. at about 1:30 a.m., according to Pike County Deputy Sheriff Buck Seger. She was driving a 2002 GMC Silverado pickup truck that sustained damage to the front left quarter panel.