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July 25, 2012

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A-6 Wednesday, July 25, 2012 The Press-Dispatch What's new at your library? By Ginger Rogers of the Kindle, donated by Sisson Steel went to Juani- ta Adkins. Other adult winners were Program has ended and we have lots of winners to an- nounce! The overall Grand Prize The Summer Reading from the Barrett Memorial Library in Petersburg: Bet- tie Brenton, Robyn Goins, Amy Hartley, Lynda Kinna- man, Sue Norrick, Deidra Pauw, Ryan Hill, Martha Sullivan, and Will Teague. Adult winners from Otwell were Agnes Pocklington, Jeanine Smith, and Con- nie Sollman, and from Win- slow: Amy Carnahan, Sha- ron Culbertson, and Judy Williams. The tween/teen win- ford, Zach Miller, Kyla Bree Kinman, and Caden Sheri- dan. Children from Otwell: Khloe Terwiske, Jason Bar- rios, Parker Knust, Adrian- na Parks, Maggie Masters, Brett Sollman, and Taylor Corn. The children from Winslow who won prizes are Logan Willis, Stormy Risley, Colton Hickman, Isaiah Cul- bertson, Chayton Brothers, and Jasmine Adkins. Thank you all so much prizes from Petersburg were: Amelia Adams, Coar- ry Anderson, Quinlan Teague, Ruby Sallee, Tristan Goins, Brody Hunt, Rebec- ca Haycraft, Heidi Wood- ners from Petersburg were: Makenna Goins, Cody Kendall, Michelle Lin, Ethan Rembe, Annie Sher- idan, Grace Smith, Samara Turner, and Abby Watson. Tween/teen winners from Otwell: Kallie Davis, Julia Patterson, Jonathan Smith, and Bailee Sutt. The win- ners from Winslow were Trey Culbertson, Katelyn King, and Katherine Young. The children who won puter classes are offered every Monday night from 6-7 p.m. at the Petersburg branch of the library. Moth- er Goose on the Loose will be at 11 a.m. at Petersburg on Thursday. All tween/ teen, family, and adult pro- grams are temporarily can- celled. Watch for take and make for participating in the Sum- mer Reading Program, and thanks again to all our spon- sors. Also we are grateful to three young ladies who with the help of tween/teen programmer, Cindy Serm- ersheim, worked on a spe- cial banner for the Friends to display at book sales— Kristina Sampson, Makenna Goins, and Abigail Watson. Upcoming events: Com- crafts that will be available for children throughout the month of August. Monday, August 6, there will be a paper tube race car event at 6 p.m. at Peters- burg. Johnson will celebrate 88th birthday Agnes Johnson will be celebrating her 88th birth- day on August 3. All friends and family are invited to at- tend an open house celebra- tion on Sunday, July 29, be- tween 1 and 3 p.m. CDT at Tim Overbey holds a guide in place to help Dave Workman get the line straight he was painting on the Pike County Courthouse parking lot. They repainted the lines on Saturday morning. New lines on parking lot her home, located at 427 South Mulberry Street in Oakland City. Cards will be appreciated, but it is requested that gifts be omitted. Sign-Up NOW for GED Classes! Call 354–8731 extension 709 Monday, August 20 Classes Begin Mandatory Orientation Thursday, August 16 our newspaper, to the people who read the news. It's the place for news, from VIDEO NETedition Exclusive ko officials Dave Howell and Linda Forshee presenting Pike Central High School principal Winter Fis- cus with a check for $2,500. Shopko celebrated their grand opening in Petersburg recently. Part of the ceremony included Shop- Shopko grand opening BACK TO SCHOOL SEALY SALE GOING ON NOW! Posturepedic Support. Only from Sealy ® support it needs. Give his back the correct facebook.com/pressdispatch THe TrADING PosT ReSTAURANT Tues.–Thurs. Plate Lunch specials 11 am tO 3 pm FRiday • 11 am tO 3 pm $ SALE •Carpet •Tile •Hardwood •Laminate •Vinyl Professional Installation Available Mattresses Starting At Twin Large Selection of $ 99 each Day Beds & Iron Beds Bunk Beds, HOME COMFORT CENTER Next to Jasper Engines & Transmissions • FURNITURE • FLOORCOVERING • HEATING/COOLING • APPLIANCES 650 Division Road, Jasper 482-2246 OPEN: Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9-5:30; Wed. & Fri. 9-7; Sat. 9-3 www.englertshomecomfortcenter.com Great Deal! to Express B-fast Bar 1 Visit Express Breakfast Buffet SatuRday and Sunday • 8 am tO nOOn 6.99 $ and Hot Roll Entree 3 sides 2 Entree Options Veggie Bar, Salad Bar & Dessert Bar $7.99 served sunday Noon to 2 PM Winslow off Hwy. 61 789-5428 1 Mile South of 5.99 unlimited to Express B-fast Bar Sunday Buffet 2 sides and Hot Roll Plate Lunch Entree Evening Buffet FRiday • 4 pm tO 8 pm $4.99 Char-Grilled Ribeye + 2nd Entree Option Veggie Bar, Salad Bar, and Dessert Bar Children 12 and under $5.99 Children 5 and under FRee $12.59 $6.99 open Menu SatuRday NooN To 2 PM Wednesday: 7am to 2pm Thursday: 7am to 2pm Friday: 7am to 8pm Monday: Closed Tuesday: 7am to 2pm hours saturday: 7am to 2pm sunday: 7am to 2pm Floorcovering

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