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December 27, 2017

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Happy New Year! CALL (812) 354-2150 611 Main St., Suite 120, Petersburg DowntownTerrace@flco.com FROM: Flaherty & Collins 739 S. State Rd. 61 • Winslow 813-354-8701 Happy New Year Peace. Joy. Goodwill. Good Fortune. May the season's best surround you and flourish in your heart all year! Please accept our sincere thanks and best wishes. For all of the joy you've brought us all year, we are truly grateful! 24 HOUR TOWING Your call is very important. Leave a message if no answer. Prompt Reliable Service MOOSE LODGE Dining Specials 5pm-8pm 115 Pike Ave., Petersburg OR ORDER FROM MENU FRIDAY 12-29-17 SATURDAY 12-30-17 Buffet with Salad Bar. Only $9.95. 8 oz. Ribeye and two sides $9.95, Backed Spaghetti and two sides $6.50. Sandwiches, Fish and Steaks Open to the Public Coffee or Tea with special. Agencies receiving funds from United Way of Pike County are, left to right, front row: Stacey Kuhre, Generations; Robin Boyd, Safe Haven House of Hope, Domestic Violence; Lesley Groves, Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana; Judy Grumbel, Pike County 4-H Livestock and Nell Hedge, Junior Achievement. Back row: Stacy Carr, Junior Achievement; Sarah Hopkins, Pike County 4-H Livestock and Mark Schmitt, At- tic, Inc. James Capozella photo Agencies receiving funds from United Way of Pike County are, left to right, front row: Patty Gwalt- ney and Alene Grubb, Somebody's Place; Frieda Bolin, Senior & Family Services; Dirk Hunt, Jefferson Township Fire Department; Chris Young, Charger Soccer Club; William Carisle , Bread of Life and Mi- chael Richard, Buffalo Trace Council BSA. James Capozella photo United Way of Pike County distributes $43,975 By James Capozella For sixteen years, United Way of Pike County executive director Denise Kin- ney has conducted the annual awards funding to not-for-profit agencies that serve the Pike County community. This year, a total of $43,975 was provided to 13 agencies on Tuesday, December 18, according to Kinney. Kinney said, "United Way of Pike County is pleased to serve our commu- nity. Together, united we can inspire hope and create opportunities for a better to- morrow." The 13 Pike County agencies receiv- ing funds were: Junior Achievement, Pike County Christian Assistance, Senior & Family Services, Bread of Life Ministry, Generations, The Salvation Army, Buffa- lo Trace Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts of South- west Indiana, Pike County 4-H Livestock, Safe Haven House of Hope, Jefferson Township Fire Department, Attic, Inc. and Charger Soccer Club. The Press-Dispatch Local Wednesday, December 27, 2017 A- 5 Mike Goodpaster an- nounced he is seeking re- election as Pike County As- sessor. "It has been a privilege serving the people of Pike County and I want to con- tinue the positive chang- es that my staff and I have brought to the office in fair and accurate assess- ments," Goodpaster said. "With my experience serv- ing as your assessor and as a real estate appraiser, my dedication to provide Pike County with the highest quality of service will con- tinue." Goodpaster has been an Indiana Certified Apprais- er for 15 years and is certi- fied as an Indiana Level 3 Assessor/Appraiser. Dur- ing his first term, Goodpas- ter was elected Assessor of the Year for the South- west District of the Indi- ana County Assessor's As- sociation (ICA A) and twice elected the ICA A SW Dis- trict President. Lida Robinson an- nounced she is seeking election as Pike County Recorder. Robinson, who is employed at the Jay C Food store, said she will be running for the office of recorder. "I've lived in Pike County most of my life and my love of work- ing with the people of Pike County drove me to make this decision. I would appreciate your support as I prepare for the road ahead," said Robinson. Robinson announces candidacy for Pike County Recorder Lida Robinson Mike Goodpaster Goodpaster seeking reelection as Pike County Assessor Youth group carolers The Winslow Nazarene Church youth group made their way through Amber Manor nursing home last week singing Christmas carols to workers and residents. It takes 3 mInutes to subscrIbe to 812-354-8500

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