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A-8 Local Wednesday, September 2, 2015 The Press-Dispatch 812-354-3001 801 East Illinois Street Petersburg, IN 47567 ambermanorhc.com Assisted living. Emphasis on living. "I am very satisfied with the services and care at Amber Manor. e location is perfect; it's close to town and my church! My room is spacious and even includes a small kitchenette area and the laundry room is close by so I can wash my own clothes at my convenience. e staff is great as well, providing a personable environment and answering any questions I have." – Rosemary W., Assisted Living Resident DR. RAMSEY'S VISION CENTER 601 Main Street, Petersburg (Downtown Terrace) 812-354-3331 We accept most insurances! Monday-Friday until 6pm, Saturday 9am-NooN, Closed Wednesday We've Moved!! Ramsey's Vision Center is now located in the DOWNTOWN TERRACE 601 Main Street, Petersburg In addition to our new office, we're adding the latest optical equipment and new frames. We look forward to providing you with excellent eyecare. Watch for our opening announcement soon. Cup Creek FALL reVIVAL SepTeMBer 6 - 9 Sunday Service StartS at 6 p.m. monday - WedneSday StartS at 7 p.m. eVAngeLIST Terry ruSSeLL Labor day picnic The church will provide the meat. Please bring a side dish or dessert. Picnic starts at 2 p.m. Games and singing till service time. The fellowship will be awesome. Everyone Welcome!! GREAT SINGING EVERY NIGHT. The Russell Family will be singing. Special song by Vickie Russell. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy. Refreshments after service. INTEGRITY shelters@integritystormshelters.com Open Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. CDT EXCAVATING • Bulldozer • Large Mini Excavator • Site Work • Fence Roll Excavating • Building Demolition CALL 812-677-0010 Amberlyn Pride named Tecumseh High School homecoming queen Amberlyn Pride was crowned Homecoming Queen at Tecumseh High School on Friday, Au- gust 28. She is the daughter of Steve and La- na Pride, of Elberfeld, and the granddaughter of Steve and Maryann Pride, of Petersburg, and Bob and Margaret Kirby, of Winslow. The King and Amberlyn's escort was Kyle Tuley. Moose donates Tommy Moose to EMS The Petersburg Moose Lodge donated a box of Tommy Moose stuffed animals to EMS, which EMTs give to children affected by traumatic events to help calm them. The Moose also gave the EMS a $100 check during their open house last week. Above are (l to r): EMS Director Chris Young, Darrell Fred- rick and Jim White, of the Moose, Paramedic Denise Berger, Tom Miley, of the Moose, EMT Kristine Breitweiser and Paramedic Ryan Benner. NITTWITS meeting Sept. 12 The next meeting of the NIT T WITS will be Satur- day, September 12, at noon at Dick Clark's Family Res- taurant in Princeton. All widows are welcome to at- tend. For more information, contact Sue Ellen Parker at 812-215 -4422. Fall Home Improvement is a subject that many homeowners are concerned with during this time of year. Many homeowners put off their spring and summer projects until later. And now, "later" has finally arrived. The Press-Dispatch will publish a special section targeted to homeowners. It will be published Wednesday, September 30. These sections will be in modular units on full-size pages. Repeat youR ad on oct. 7 at half pRice. Deadline is Wednesday, September 16. Phone: 812-354-8500 Fax 812-354-2014 E-mail: ads@pressdispatch.net John Heuring Ad Manager 812-789-3671 Pam Lemond Ad Consultant 812-354-8500 Fran Petit Ad Consultant 618-302-4092 Cindy Petty Ad Consultant 812-664-2359 Home FALL improvement FREE Spot coloR iS with youR full-page ad. Add the Size Price Star-Times Full page $550.00 $378.00 3/4 page $409.00 $283.50 2/3 page $386.00 $252.00 1/2 page $299.00 $189.00 1/3 page $218.00 $126.00 1/4 page $165.00 $94.50 1/6 page $139.00 $72.00 1/12 page $79 $36.00 net edition yeah, it's that fast! Z M www.PressDispatch.net/Subscribe It's The Press-Dispatch. No matter where you live. Delivered every Wednesday morning! Add it for $5 to your current print subscription or stand-alone for $35/year.