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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, August 15, 2012 A-5 St. Petersburg. They are (l to r) Chase Dotterweich, Eli Dotterweich, Gabe Hinton, Emma Hinton, Caleb Dotterweich and Austin Dotterweich. A group of brothers and sisters wait for the bus Friday morning on Main class at Winslow. Hayden Burns puts his backpack away in Stephanie Shedd's second grade Students and parents pour into Petersburg Elementary School on the first day after the bell rings. United Way Day of Caring dergarten class at Winslow. Caleb, a teacher at Oakland City, helped his mom on the first day at Winslow. Oakland City schools didn't start until this week. Caleb Cherry passes out a pencil to Isaiah Roach in Jenny Cherry's kin- spend a day helping people and organizations with the United Way Day of Caring on Sept. 12. The sixth annual Com- munity Day of Caring is in need of many volunteers to help do several jobs for needy not-for-profit agen- cies and people in the area. The Day of Caring kicks off the United Way Campaign for 2011-2012. This event involves re- needs volunteers It's time to get ready to cruiting volunteers to help with projects for local not- for-profit agencies and or- ganizations for a one day work blitz. The day's event will start with a sponsored breakfast for its volunteers. They will receive a T-shirt to wear on the job and lunch will be provided. The United Way of Pike County hopes to raise the level of awareness of the needs as well as the services provided by these agencies. If anyone would like to vol- unteer or there is an agency that would like to submit a project, contact the United Way of Pike County office at 789-2557. This event is fund- ed by Pike County Commu- nity Foundation. ington, May 17, 1943, the daughter of Robert B. and El izabeth (Mat t ingly) Goble. She was a sales clerk at Washington, died at 1:40 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 12, 2012, at her residence. She was born in Wash- OBITUARIES Continued from page A-3 Janice C. Miller, 69, of JANICE MILLER Walmart and a manager at Hardee's for several years. She was a member of the Free Methodist Church. Surviving are a daughter, Fonda (Charles) Schwindt of Winslow; two sons, James (Kimberly) Palmer-Blake of Washington and Todd Mill- er of Montgomery; two brothers, Robert B. Goble, Jr. of Greencastle and Mike (Julie) Goble of Washing- ton; three sisters, Phyl- lis Purdue, Linda (David) Walls and Mary Ellen (Joe) Batman, all of Washington; six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; infant triplet brother and sisters, Dale Anthony, Arlene and Darlene; one nephew; and one great-nephew. Funeral services will be made online at www.edl- eemortuary.com. at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2012 at Ed Lee Mortuary in Washington with Wayne Neeley officiating. Burial will be in St. John Cemetery. Condolences may be