The Press-Dispatch
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A-6 Wednesday, April 18, 2012 PC Prom and Grand March is this Saturday School's Prom and Grand March will be Saturday, April 21, and anyone wish- ing to view the Grand March must be in the PCHS Gym by 6 p.m. The High School Gym- Pike Central High nasium doors will open for seating at 5 p.m. Promptly at 6 p.m. the doors will be locked and Grand March will begin at that time. No one is allowed to interrupt grand march after this time. As a courtesy to those par- ticipating in grand march, spectators asked to remain in their seats until all names have been announced. No one is permitted to leave early. "Due to the high vol- ume of students that attend prom, they will be sent di- rectly to the middle school gymnasium immediately upon completion of Grand March. Parents and spec- tators will not be able to see or photograph students af- ter Grand March. They may leave forgotten items with a chaperone, but are asked to clear the high school gym so that we may proceed with the evening's festivities." Prom will begin immedi- seating at the floor level, please call Pike Central at 354-8478, ext. 357 and leave a message. If you or your business ately after the completion of Grand March and last un- til midnight. Post Prom will take place in the school caf- eterias and gym from mid- night to 3 a.m. If anyone needs special would like to donate food or prizes to the post-prom fes- tivities, please call 354-8478, ext. 357. Three arrested after dispute at Kangaroo Express 2175 E. Main St., Lot 16, Petersburg, was arrest- ed on preliminary charg- es of public intoxication and disorderly conduct. Kellie Sue Miller, 29, of the same address was arrested on a preliminary charge of public intoxication. Petersburg Patrolman ed early Saturday after a dis- pute between customers at the Kangaroo Express in Petersburg broke out in the parking lot. Eric M. Baldwin, 26, of Three people were arrest- Kyle Mills in his report stat- ed he was dispatched to the Kangaroo Express in ref- erence to a possible intox- icated driver at 12:21 a.m. When he arrived, Patrol- man Mills said Pike Coun- ty Deputy Brad Jenkins had already pulled in behind a minivan and was talking to two men and Miller. His report stated Bald- and Miller failed portable breath tests with readings of 0.133 percent and 0.128 percent blood alcohol con- tent. The legal limit for in- toxication in Indiana is 0.08 percent. They were both taken in- win told him he and Miller had just come to the store to buy some cigarettes, but an argument started as he was leaving when a man at the gas pumps had given him a look and he didn't like it. Mills said both Baldwin to custody. Mills' report stated a third person, Thomas Bland, was found to have outstanding warrants for him in Daviess and Knox Counties. He was also taken into custody. Newsworthy? Give us a call–354-8500 Something PRONTO it's the paper, No more waiting for the mail! Just log on and get the news you want. You don't even have to get out of your PJs. SIGN UP TODAY Just $4 per year additional to current paper edition subscribers or $34 per year for NETedtion only.* pressdispatch.net/edition netedition Web, Smartphone, Tablet *Introductory Rate through May 4, 2012. Regular price $5 per year for add-on, $35 per year for NETedition only. Try it FREE, go to pressdispatch.net/edition The Press-Dispatch netedition