The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Local Wednesday, October 25, 2017 A- 7 LION'S CLUB CONTEST and PARADE Winslow • October 31 Line up at 4pm at the Fire House parking lot. Contest Judging at Eskimos Grocery at 5pm • Best Super Hero • Most Original • Prettiest • Ugliest • Best Witch 812-789-5373 For more info., contact Jerry or Rosella Hill Tour of Opportunities Pike Central eighth grade students recently participated in the Tour of Opportunities. About 150 Pike Central eighth grade students toured various area businesses and government offices to learn about careers available in the county. Some of the businesses they toured were Sisson Steel, Solar Sources, Buchta Trucking, Amber Manor, Golden Living and the Pike County Courthouse. Above: Assessor Mike Goodpaster talks with students about the duties of the Assessor. Petersburg Garden Club attends District meeting The Petersburg Garden Club attend- ed the South West District meeting Oc- tober 16 in Princeton. Patty Freder- ick (pictured right)gave an achieve- ment report and the group was treated to a walking tour of garden spots in the downtown area. Pictured above (l to r): Sue Fuhrman, state president, Linda Cornelious, vice- director, Sue Burns, district treasurer, and Connie Ross, district secretary. Superior Ag, of Hunt- ingburg, along with Land O'Lakes Inc. Founda- tion, collectively donat- ed $12,000 between the two organizations. Land O'Lakes Inc. Foundation, and their commitment to rural communities, match- es donations made by lo- cal cooperatives which en- hance the quality of life. "Upon delivering the check this morning, The Bread of Life Ministry rep- resentatives were holding back tears as they accept- ed our donation. They said they had cancelled agen- cy pick-ups for tomorrow due to their low invento- ry," said Megan Hasenour, Marketing and Communi- cations Specialist. "They accepted our check gra- ciously as you could sense the burden lifted off their shoulders. Being part of a company (Superior Ag) who can make a mone- tary contribution to a lo- cal community organiza- tion who helps feed the world is gratifying and re- warding." "Our local farm fami- lies feed and fuel the world and we are committed to do the same. We are hon- ored to support local food banks to help fight hun- ger," stated Barry Day, president and CEO of Su- perior Ag. "With our do- nation, they can provide nutritious, healthy and wholesome meals to lo- cal families in need who reside in our cooperative footprint." Dr. Frank and Mary Sue Bowling are THRILLED to be back in the office full time at Bowling Chiropractic Center in downtown Washington, and accepting new and former patients. WE'RE BACK! Call today to schedule your appointment! 812-254-0246 Superior Ag presents check to the Bread of Life Ministry Lorrie Carlisle Higgs, from Bread of Life Ministry excepts a $12,000 check from Kyle Turner from Superior Ag.