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Year One, Issue Twenty-Eight Wednesday, September 8, 2010 14 Pages Sheriff wants synthetic marijuana “K2 Spice” banned from the county By Courtney HugHett The commissioners presented three dif - Martin County Journal Publisher ferent drafts of ordinances from other coun - ties to County Attorney Dave Lett and Martin County Sheriff Tony Dant recom - asked him to bring back Martin County’s mended to the commissioners Tuesday version at the next commissioners’ meeting night, September 7 that they draft an ordi - in two weeks. Sheriff Dant said that having nance banning the sale and possession of the ordinance would allow anyone selling K2, the herbal incense product being sold or in possession of the herb to as synthetic marijuana around the US. be cited. The substance, often called Attorney Lett said that he “Spice,” “Genie,” or felt the Indiana legislature -Photo provided “Zohai” is sprayed with a would be acting on banning Martin County Commissioner Dan gregory stands behind the sign at the en - synthetic compound chem - K2 statewide in January but trance of his family farm on Lumpkin road. Dan’s parents, Joe and Hazel gre - ically similar to THC and until that time he felt it was gory bought the farm in 1953. mostly made in China. It’s proactive for the commis - smoked in joints or pipes and sioners to go ahead and Sheriff Dant said that it has take action. Dan gregory - getting to been reported to affect the res - In other business the com - piratory system and the heart missioners put a hold on a claim to Loo - and can cause panic attacks and gootee Collision Center for $1,800. The know one commissioner hallucinations. One death in Indianapolis claim stated it was for repairs to a road crew has been linked to the substance. truck that was assumed to be from commu - Commissioner Dan Gregory. Sheriff Dant said he is not aware of any nity correction. The commissioners ques - By Courtney HugHett businesses selling the product in Martin Martin County Journal Publisher Aside from being a commissioner, tioned the insurance deductible and Dan also serves on the Martin County County, and says the nearest place he knows requested that Auditor Nancy Steiner look The county commissioners are the ex - Redevelopment Commission, the Martin it being available is in Lawrence County. into the claim and report back. ecutive body of the county. The commis - County Solid Waste Board, the Southern He said the product is a problem from a law Highway Superintendent Jim Williams sioners are elected county-wide, in Indiana Development Commission, the enforcement standpoint. (‘SHerIFF’ continued on page 3) staggered terms, and each serves a four- Martin County Alliance for Economic year term. The commissioners are Growth, and the Martin County Plan charged with executing the acts legis - Commission. lated by the council, collecting revenue, Dan was born in Dubois County and and managing the day-to-day functions moved to Martin County when he was of the county government. Do you know one-year-old. He said he considers him - who your commissioners are? In an ef - self a life-long Martin County resident. fort to help you get to know those indi - In 1953, his parents Joe and Hazel Gre - viduals who run our county or make a gory bought the farm he still lives on. He difference in our day to day lives, this is graduated from Loogootee High School the third part of the Martin County Jour - in 1970 and married his high-school nal’s “Getting to Know” series. This time sweetheart Barbara (Walker) in 1971. you will get to know Martin County (‘gregory’ continued on page 2) Chambers’ Music Store comes to Loogootee, lessons offered

By Courtney HugHett Martin County Journal Publisher -Photo provided A new music shop is now open in Loo - Country Lace Flowers and gifts is located on tommy george road in Shoals. own - gootee – Chambers’ Music. The shop is co- ers Cletus and Linda Bauer will be hosting an open house this weekend. owned by Jeremy Chambers and Brandi and Jason Hennette and is located Country Lace Flowers and gifts Chambers’ Music is a full-working music store. There will be inventory, music les - sons, and the ability to order anything. Ac - remodeled and now open in Shoals cording to Chambers, everything is business took off and they were so busy that reasonably priced. By Courtney HugHett finding time for family was impossible. Chambers has been playing music profes - Martin County Journal Publisher Determined they needed to change direc - sionally for 10 years. He is a graduate of Cletus and Linda Bauer started Country tions, they closed the shop and did craft Springs Valley High School and his family Lace Flowers and Gifts in 1990 after losing shows. Recently the couple has remodeled now lives in the French Lick area. “I have their son Greg in a car accident in 1988. Country Lace. The store has fall and every been around music all my life,” he said. His With their daughter moved away and their day décor and gifts. dad, a musician for 35 years, is his inspira - youngest a senior in high school preparing The couple plans to have a few open tion. “He gave me my start,” he said. for college they decided they needed some - houses a year. The next scheduled open Lessons will be provided in guitar, drums, thing to keep busy so that their children house and girls’ night out is scheduled for (‘CHAMBerS’ continued on page 2) JereMy CHAMBerS wouldn’t worry so much about them. The (‘Country LACe’ continued on page 3)

www.martincountyjournal.com • [email protected] • 812-259-4309 • Fax: 877–471–2907 page 2 MArtIn County JournAL Wednesday, September 8, 2010 gregory (Continued from page 1) enjoy my family and friends!” he said. portunities that never existed before. “I advice. My wife continues to give me the “We have made our home on Lumpkin As far as public service, Dan says he would like to see more of those high-wage best advice; Barb is very wise. We talk Road for the past 39 years,” said Dan. feels like he has always been involved in it jobs held by our local citizens. We need to quite a bit and she certainly influences The Gregory’s have three children, in one way or another. “I suppose it is my properly prepare our Martin County resi - some of my actions,” he said. David, who now manages Gregory Farms; own sense of duty and desire to give back dents to compete for the jobs available. I Something many may not know about their son Mark is a loan officer with Fifth to my community,” he said. think Martin County has a tremendously Dan is that he has been hearing-impaired Third Bank in Lafayette and is married to Several of the boards he serves on as a bright future if we seize the opportunities all his life. “I think a lot of people with this Carina (Johannson). Mark and Carina have county commissioner are new to him, he as they present themselves and help make condition are afraid to get involved in var - one daughter. Dan and Barb’s daughter says, but most of his life he served on them happen. I think elected officials ious aspects of life due to embarrassment. Kristi is married to Josh Ausbrooks, and boards involved with agriculture, youth, should speak of the positive aspects of I decided not to let it become a stumbling they have three children. and other civic or private organizations. Martin County at every opportunity,” he block for me, but to fix it as best I could Dan said he has always been involved Dan thinks Martin County is one of the said. and not use it as an excuse not to get in - with Gregory Farms, where the family best places to live and raise a family that Dan said that the best thing about serving volved,” he said. He said he learned how to raises turkeys, hogs, cattle and hay. He one could hope to find. “Certainly we need as a county commissioner is working with cope, but occasionally it makes communi - served in the Indiana National Guard from to work on areas of weakness, but that is the people. “I really don’t mind talking cation more difficult. “There are a lot worse 1971-1977 as a communications specialist. true of any community,” he went on to say. with people about issues or problems that things to contend with,” he added. He also served as the first executive direc - “Our strengths are our people and their affect their life. The flip side is that many “Being a county commissioner is an tor of the Martin County Community Foun - skills.” times it is outside the capacity of the county honor for me. I never had a burning desire dation from 2001-2007 and resigned that Looking towards the future, Dan said he to fix all the issues people have. Resources to be in the political arena, but now that I position to join Farbest Farms, Inc. At can envision Martin County remaining a are limited and we are being asked to do am it feels right and natural.” Farbest, he manages a new Martin County thriving rural community with economic more with less,” he said. He said he wishes that more people turkey farm where they produce 600,000 diversity. He said that the county’s unem - He said that being a county commis - would run for public office. He noted that turkeys per year. ployment rate is consistently among the sioner could be considered an intense part- it has moments when you wish you had Dan has continued his education at Vin - lowest in Indiana, and Martin County has time job. The hours it requires vary widely stayed away from it, but those are few. cennes University and the Martin County the highest wage per job in the state. He from week-to-week as does the skill re - “The main requirements are a willingness Community Learning Center over the went on to say that the Westgate @ Crane quirement. “I average 10-15 hours a week to listen and learn, along with problem- years. “I love life in Martin County and project continues to deliver job growth op - on county business. It is a rare day that I solving skills. My work with Farbest Farms don’t do some business or have a conver - involves managing human resources, bio- sation about the county,” he said. security, mechanical and computerized sys - Dan has attended seminars for county tems, and animal husbandry. Every day is CHAMBerS commissioners but says most of the “train - different and it is an exciting and challeng - ing” he has had come through life experi - ing career,” he said. ences. He said he thinks a person should When asked about a possible run at a sec - have good math abilities and a healthy dose ond term as commissioner, Dan said that he of humility. “In Indiana there are three is mid-way through his first four-year term commissioners in each county and between and at this point is undecided as to seeking us there is a wide variety of skill sets to ac - a second term. “I would be 64 when a sec - complish our goals,” he said. ond term would end. If my health is good Dan also noted that his calendar is fairly and I still believe I have something to offer full of meetings associated with the county. the community, I would likely seek re-elec - He is a member of the Saint Vincent de tion,” he said. Paul Society and serves as their treasurer. On a final note Dan said, “Those of us in “Between Gregory Farms, Saint Vincent de the political arena can’t possibly know all Paul responsibilities, serving as a county the answers to the questions that come up. commissioner, and being an involved Getting elected does not change us as a per - grandpa, this is about all I can handle,” he son or make us any smarter; governing is noted. sometimes messy work and you do the best -Photo provided Dan said he has had several mentors in you can. But, public officials cannot be While still in the process of adding inventory, Chamber’s Music has in-stock mer - his life and continues to seek advice and in - afraid to make decisions. Government, chandise and provides lessons on a variety of instruments. formation wherever he can. “I have a short even at the local level, was meant to be per - list of people I can call and know they will formed by ordinary people, elected by the (Continued from page 1) rate depends on which instrument is being hold it confident, as well as give me honest majority. I think that fits me pretty well.” bass guitar, piano, and singing and voice taught. Although Jeremy said hours will de - lessons. pend on specific customer needs, the cur - Jeremy said he got to know the Hennettes rent set hours for the store are Monday when he gave their son, Jamison, drum les - through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sat - sons at a former establishment. After he left urday from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and closed !       that position, the Hennettes asked him to Sunday.
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        Wednesday, September 8, 2010 MArtIn County JournAL page 3 Calendar of Events Obituaries Shoals School Board The Shoals School Board will meet to - Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. –Matthew 5:4 morrow night, September 9, at 5:30 p.m. the White River Humane Society. Nursing Center and retired from Loogootee garden club meeting rAMonA WALton Ramona D. Walton died at 2 a.m. on Au - Online condolences may be sent to the Nursing Center. The Martin County Garden Club meets gust 21, 2010 at her home. A resident of family at www.fergusonlee.com. She is survived by one son, Phillip Dun - each month on the 3rd Tuesday at 1 p.m. Bedford, she was 63. bar of Washington; a granddaughter, Beth The September meeting will be at the She was born May MAry HAWKInS and her husband Nathan Gabhart of Loo - Tranquil Inn in Shoals hosted by Deanna 13, 1947, in Martin Mary Elizabeth Hawkins passed away gootee; a grandson, Andy and his wife Amy Bauernfiend. If you would be interested in County, the daughter of peacefully at her home on September 2, Dunbar of Cannelburg; great-grandchildren, joining, the dues are $5 per year. You can Leo and Roma (Taber) 2010 at 11:45 p.m. A resident of Shoals, she Kaitlyn, Ashley and Ethan Gabhart, all of come to the meeting or for more informa - Young. She married was 91. Loogootee, and Sydney, Tyler, Kalel, T.J. tion call Wyveda Philbert at 247-2088. Clarence Walton on She was born on July 21, 1919 in and Kloee Dunbar, all of Cannelburg; and a Humane society meetings June 3, 1974, and he Koehler, New Mexico; the daughter of sister and brother-in-law, Ann and John Mc - The Martin County Humane Society survives. Louie and Antonia (Butorac) Starkovich. Call. meets on the third Tuesday of the month at She was a retired Mary Elizabeth married John Grover Her husband, Wilbert Dunbar, whom she Loogootee Municipal Building, at 7 p.m. To hairdresser. Hawkins on January 4, 1947 in Yuma, Ari - married July 10, 1943, died May 1, 1991. become a member, contact Martin County rAMonA She was a graduate of zona, and he preceded her in death on Au - Sisters, Helen Grow, Agnes Lamb, Juanita WALton Humane Society, P. O. Box 537, Shoals, In - Loogootee High School gust 23, 1976. She was a homemaker, a Wuepper and Ruby Warner, and brothers, diana 47581, call Don at 296-0952. and was of the Catholic faith. member of St. Mary of The Immaculate Herman, Russell and Charles Joe Lashley, She loved animals, was kind to strangers Conception Catholic Church in Shoals, and are also deceased. recovery support group in need, was an avid mushroom hunter, was served faithfully as a member of the Altar The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today, The Overcomers Recovery Support Group passionate about displaying her holiday Society. Wednesday, September 8, at Gill Chapel. meets every Tuesday night at 6 p.m. at the lights for the community and working with She is survived by one son Bruce Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Martin County Community Learning Cen - her flower gardens outside. Hawkins of Shoals; five daughters Nova ter. Surviving with her husband, Clarence Jean Shiavone of Kalamazoo, Michigan, rItA A. Sutton youth football meetings Walton of Bedford; are two sons, Richard Charlotte Poulos of Phoenix, Oregon, Bev - Rita A. Sutton died at 11:27 a.m. Friday, Martin County Youth Football League L. Jewell of Orleans, and Martin R. Tow of erly Mattingly of Morgantown, Indiana, September 3, 2010, at Jasper Memorial meets on the first Wednesday of the month Dover Hill; two sisters, Katie Hellums of Carol Grace Hawkins-Buschmann of Eu - Hospital. A resident of Loogootee, she was at Pizza Junction at 7 p.m. Questions, call Loogootee, and Susan Sons of Indianapolis; reka, CA, and Mary Ann Bach of Indi - 73. Audrey Robinson at 295-4773. one brother, Charles L. Young of anapolis; nine grandchildren; two sisters She was born August 19, 1937, in Martin Cloverdale; and lifelong special friend, Ann Bryan of Raton, New Mexico, and County, she; the daughter of Frank and Soil and Water meetings Alice Boyd of Shoals. Zora Wheeler of Amarillo, Texas. Mary (Kidwell) Madden. A homemaker, The Martin County SWCD meets the She was preceded in death by her parents; She was preceded in death by her parents, she was a member of St. John Catholic third Monday of the month at the SWCD three brothers; and two sisters. her husband, two brothers George and Church in Loogootee. office located at Martin County Learning A memorial service was held on Saturday, Johnny Starkovich, and a son-in-law Albert She is survived by three daughters and Center. Office hours for the district are 8 September 4, at the Ferguson-Lee Funeral Schiavone. sons-in-law, Donna and John Heshelman of a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays except Thursdays Home in Bedford with Deacon Dave Reis - A Mass of Christian Burial was held Odon, Lisa and Chris Donnersberger of when it is closed. Visit www.martinswcd. ing officiating. Monday, September 6, at St. Mary of The Loogootee, and Brenda and Chris Norris of com or call at 295-3149. Memorial contributions may be made to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Loogootee; one sister, Catherine Matthews Shoals. of Indianapolis; eight grandchildren; seven Expressions of sympathy may be made to great-grandchildren; and several nieces and SHerIFF the Hoosier Uplands Hospice or St. Mary’s nephews. Catholic Church. Her husband, William “Bill” Sutton, (Continued from page 1) whom she married May 28, 1955, died Feb - presented the commissioners with a change may be in the immediate BertHA DunBAr ruary 21, 1991. Her parents, two sisters, order for work to Brooks Bridge. According future. They requested that residents be Bertha Lena Dunbar died at 6:15 p.m. Thelma Perry and Virginia Arvin, and three to Williams the paperwork was never safe and smart with burning leaves, etc. Saturday, September 4, 2010 at Washington brothers, Charles, Thomas and Bill Mad - signed and he received word from Bob The commissioners also approved a res - Nursing Center. A resident of Washington, den, are also deceased. Faulk with Barker Engineers that the year- olution of respect for the late Gene Shaw. she was 95. A Mass of Christian Burial was cele - old paperwork needed to be signed off on The resolution, which will go to the county She was born February 28, 1915, in brated Tuesday, September 7, at St. John so they could be paid for work completed. council for approval on Monday, acknowl - Montgomery; the daughter of Charles and Catholic Church in Loogootee. Burial was Williams also reported that dust control edges Gene for his tireless commitment to Ava (Melvin) Lashley. She attended Mont - in St. John Catholic Cemetery. had been sprayed in the Rutherford area. the county and the legacy he will leave be - gomery schools and had worked as a certi - Online condolences may be made at Dale Tedrow, a resident, came before the hind. fied nursing assistant at Washington www.brocksmithfuneralhomes.com. board with issues on his road. He said that the dust control that was put down has been eliminated by semis coming up and down the road up to 20 times per day.   The commissioners told Mr. Tedrow that due to the lack of rainfall it was difficult to  tell if the road needed another coat or if the dust would settle. They told him that they  would wait until after the next rain to access  the situation.
  

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   page 4 MArtIn County JournAL Wednesday, September 8, 2010 Public RECORDS MArtIn County SHerIFF ’S Log tuesday, August 31 bulance. The subject was transported to transported to Daviess Community Hospital. 1:18 p.m. - Received a report of a truck 8:38 a.m. - Received a request for an am - Jasper Memorial Hospital. 2:41 p.m. - Received a request for an am - with a trailer hauling two Sea-doos running bulance on Scenic Hill Road. The subject was 9:47 a.m. - Received a report of a vehicle bulance at the VFW in Shoals. The subject another vehicle off the roadway. transported to Daviess Community Hospital. making high speed, dangerous passes, on was transported to Jasper Memorial Hospi - 5:45 p.m. - Received a report of a possible 11:32 a.m. - An officer checked a suspi - U.S. 231, south of Loogootee. tal. break-in at a residence. cious vehicle report. 12:25 p.m. - Received a request for an am - 3:43 p.m. - Received a request for an am - 7:30 p.m. - Received a report of individu - 1:42 p.m. - Received a report of a possible bulance in Loogootee. No transport was nec - bulance at Martin County Healthcare. als in a vehicle on County Farm Road caus - impaired driver on U.S. 50. essary. Daviess County sent Southwest Ambulance. ing a disturbance. 2:15 p.m. - Received a report of a stolen 2:50 p.m. - Received a residential alarm in 7:10 p.m. - A deputy completed a vehicle 8:10 p.m. - A female caller on S.R. 450 ad - weed-eater and air conditioner. Shoals. check. vised that people were revving their vehicle 2:48 p.m. - Received a report of a fire at 3:22 p.m. - Received a request for an am - 7:42 p.m. - Received a request from a fa - as they went by her residence and requested Isaacs Sawmill. bulance on U.S. 231. The subject was trans - ther for assistance with an unruly child. extra patrol. 3:29 p.m. - Received a report of a speeding ported to Jasper Memorial Hospital. 8:10 p.m. - Received a report of a stranded 10:45 p.m. - Received a request for an am - vehicle passing in a no-passing zone. 4:31 p.m. - Received a report of a possible motorist on U.S. 50 near the state garage. bulance on Old S.R. 450. The subject was 9:02 p.m. - Received a request for an am - impaired driver on U.S. 231, southbound Saturday, September 4 transported to Jasper Memorial Hospital. bulance in the Shoals area. The subject was from the NWSC Crane gate. 11:05 a.m. - Received a report of a field 11:30 p.m. - Received a report of a possi - transported to Jasper Memorial hospital. 6:14 p.m. - Received a report of a possible fire on S.R. 450, near Lynch Road. ble impaired driver on U.S. 50, eastbound 10:05 p.m. - Received a report of a break impaired driver on U.S. 50, 3 miles east of 11:09 a.m. - A deputy completed a vehicle from Loogootee. in at a residence in Crane Village. Shoals. check on a boat. Monday, September 6 Wednesday, September 1 6:50 p.m. - Received a report of a possible 11:12 a.m. - Received a request for an am - 3:55 p.m. - A female caller in Shoals re - 11:03 a.m. - Received a residential burglar impaired driver on Deep Cut Lake Road. bulance in Loogootee. The subject was trans - ported that two young boys had broken a alarm. 8:36 p.m. - Received a report of an accident ported to Jasper Memorial Hospital. window out of her trailer. 11:20 a.m. - Received a vandalism report involving a deer on S.R. 550. 1:36 p.m. - Received a request to speak to 5:35 p.m. - Received a report of a domes - from a subject in Daviess County and trans - 8:40 p.m. - Received a report of a dispute an officer about a domestic dispute. tic dispute in Odon. Daviess County was ad - ferred the call. between two females in Crane Village. 2:44 p.m. - Received a complaint of bark - vised. 1:12 p.m. - Received a call from a female 11:49 p.m. - Received a report of a possible ing dogs in Shoals. 7:09 p.m. - Received a report of drivers on advising that she had information on vandal - prowler north of Loogootee on U.S. 231. 3:55 p.m. - Received a report of a male unlicensed motorcycles in Trinity Springs ism. Friday, September 3 lying in a ditch on Mill Road. The ambulance attempting to spook horses. 2:00 p.m. - A male caller reported an unfa - 12:21 a.m. - Received a request for a wel - was dispatched, however the subject had left 8:55 p.m. - A female caller from Crane miliar vehicle parked on his property. fare check on a subject for a phone call that the area by the time the ambulance arrived. Village requested an officer for a subject that 3:54 p.m. - Report of speeding vehicle got disconnected. 6:23 p.m. - Received a call about cows threw rocks and damaged her vehicle. westbound on U.S. 50 from Huron. 2:47 a.m. - Received a request for an am - near the roadway on U.S. 231, south of Old 9:24 p.m. - Received a request for an am - 6:53 p.m. - A female came on station to re - bulance at Loogootee Nursing Center. The School Road. bulance in Shoals. The subject was trans - port a battery. patient was transported to Jasper Memorial 7:00 p.m. - Received a request for assis - ported to Daviess Community Hospital. 7:07 p.m. - Received a request from the Hospital. tance in retrieving personal property. 9:35 p.m. - Received a request for extra other party involved in the previous com - 6:36 a.m. - Received a request for an am - 8:28 p.m. - Received a request for an am - patrol for a suspicious vehicle on a dead end plaint to speak with an officer. bulance on Love Cemetery Road. bulance at Martin County Health Care. The road. 8:31 p.m. - Received a report of a possible 10:36 a.m. - Received a report of a theft. patient was transported to Daviess Commu - tuesday, September 7 impaired driver northbound on U.S. 231, just 11:25 a.m. - Received a complaint of a nity Hospital. 12:13 a.m. - Received a request for an am - north of Haysville Bridge. male disturbing the peace in Shoals. Sunday, September 5 bulance in Shoals. The subject was trans - 9:03 p.m. - Received a report of stray dogs 12:44 p.m. - Received a request from a fe - 10:20 a.m. - Received a request for an am - ported to Jasper Memorial Hospital. in Loogootee. male for assistance retrieving private prop - bulanc e at Martin County Healthcare. The 5:44 a.m. - Received a report of one of the 10:41 p.m. - Received a report of a domes - erty. patient was transported to Daviess Commu - gas pumps at gasoline alley making an un - tic dispute in Shoals. 2:21 p.m. - Received a report of a speeding nity Hospital. usual sound. thursday, September 2 driver on U.S. 231, southbound from north 9:10 a.m. - Received a report of an erratic of Loogootee. driver in Loogootee. 2:40 p.m. - Received a request for an am - Martin County accident reports 9:20 a.m. - Received a request for an am - bulance on DH Gate Road. The subject was Wednesday, September 1 ing it off about eight feet above its base. The 8:20 a.m. - Kent J. Norris, 47, of Plainville, vehicle then struck another tree while air - was traveling north on S.R. 450 in his white borne, which caused the vehicle to finally Four arrested in Loogootee for meth 2008 Ford truck when a deer ran out in front come to a rest on its side, at the bottom of a During the early morning hours of Sep - 30; Karen Bevers, 49; and Thomas Bevers, of his vehicle. The investigating officer was ravine, about 70 foot off the roadway. Eric tember 5, Deputy Josh Greene assisted by 37, all of Loogootee were arrested and Sergeant Jim Pritchard. was not seriously injured in the accident. Deputy Steve Nolan, Loogootee Officer Pat booked into the Martin County Security thursday, September 2 Deputy Steven Nolan advised that due to Mr. Todd, Troopers Brock Werne, Mark Center on dealing methamphetamine, pos - 2:30 p.m. - Donald R. Wyman, 75, of Guthrie wearing his safety belt, his injuries Lehmkuhler and his K-9 Brodey, executed session of methamphetamine, possession of Shoals was westbound on U.S. 50, east Deep were minimal and would have been much search warrants at 206 Poplar Street and precursors, maintaining a common nuisance Cut Lake Road., in a tan 1999 Buick Cen - worse if he had not been wearing his safety 916 North Line Streets in Loogootee after and illegal dumping of hazardous waste. tury. Wyman advised that he saw that he had belt. Deputy Nolan was assisted at the scene receiving information that there were Bradley had additional charges of posses - started to drift off of the right side of the road. by Deputy Josh Greene, the Shoals Fire methamphetamine labs at both residences. sion of controlled substances and child neg - He immediately turned the wheel in an effort Dept. and Craney’s Body Shop. During the searches, officers recovered lect. Trambaugh had an additional charge of to get back onto the roadway, and began to Monday, August 30 methamphetamine, ingredients to manufac - child neglect. fishtail due to overcorrecting. The vehicle 2:30 p.m. - Dorothy S. Bough, of Loo - ture methamphetamine, methamphetamine All individuals are currently being held at went off of the left side of the roadway, into gootee, was operating a 1999 Dodge on East labs, and methamphetamine paraphernalia. the Martin County Security Center on a a ditch, and overturned onto its top. he in - Main Street. Bough merged into the traffic Brett Bradley, 27; September Trambaugh, $200,000 bond. vestigating officer was Deputy Keith Keller. lane and pulled into the path of a 2002 Buick 5:51 p.m. - Steven R Harrawood, of Loo - operated by Peggy A Frye, of Loogootee. No Safety reminder for farm equipment on Indiana roads gootee, was operating a 2009 Chevy east - injuries were reported. Chief Rayhill was the The Indiana State Police reminds mo - Ensure that your load and/or equipment is bound on Broadway. Harrawood merged into investigating officer. torists to be extremely vigilant when driving properly secured and covered with a tarp in the right lane and into the path of a 2001 on Indiana’s roadways over the next few a manner to prevent the contents of your ve - Chevy operated by Deborah Kenworthy, of     months as farmers have begun to harvest hicle from dripping, sifting, leaking, or oth - Loogootee. No injuries were reported; Sgt their crops. During this time, large farm erwise escaping from the vehicle as is Hennette was the investigating officer.  equipment will be traveling on Indiana’s required by State and Federal statute: IC 9- Friday, September 3  roads and may impede traffic. Motorists are 21-8-48 and Title 49, CFR 393.100. 2:30 p.m. - Travis S. Brett, of Shoals, was 
reminded to be ever cautious when ap - When parking equipment along the road - stopped at a light in his 2007 Ford. At this proaching a hillcrest or curve as farm im - way, make certain that it is visible at night time, Keith E. Williams, operating a 2000   
   plements require additional roadway space, and is visible to the greatest possible dis - Buick, approached from behind and struck      so be prepared to slow down, pull to the tance to approaching vehicles. the rear of the Brett vehicle. Captain Akles side of the road or even to stop. Darkness When three or more vehicles are behind was the investigating officer.      also creates a very hazardous situation for you, safely pull to the side of the road to Sunday, September 5      motorists and farmers; everyone will need allow same direction traffic to travel past 4:15 a.m. - Eric W. Guthrie, 33, of Salem, 
   
 to use extra caution at night, particularly on your equipment. was traveling eastbound on U.S. 50 near county roads. Avoid traveling or parking on state and Buffalo Bottoms. Eric was operating a 2001   

 Tips for farmers: U.S. highways during rush hour traffic or at Ford Ranger. The vehicle drifted off the Have all lighting, slow moving emblems night. south side of the roadway and struck two  
 
 and placards on your equipment as required Do not leave anhydrous nurse tanks un - trees before becoming airborne. While air - 
 
  by law. locked or unattended. borne, the vehicle clipped a small tree, break - Wednesday, September 8, 2010 MArtIn County JournAL page 5 real estate transfers Mary C. neill , of Marion County, Indiana to Luana Leonard , of Marion County, Indi - Martin County Court news ana, part of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1, Township 4 Persons listed on criminals charges are in - with a blood alcohol content of .15 or more, Larry G. Holt, Jr., escape, a Class D North, Range 3 West, and containing 3 acres. nocent until proven guilty in a court of law. a Class A Misdemeanor; disorderly conduct, Felony, dismissed; dealing in methamphet - Joshua e. Stiles and Alisha r. Stiles , of a Class B Misdemeanor. amine, a Class A Felony, dismissed. Martin County, Indiana to Caleb J. Stiles CrIMInAL Court August 27 James E. Jones, illegal consumption of an and Leah D. Qualkenbush , of Martin new Charges Filed Joseph L. Campbell, visiting a common alcoholic beverage, a Class C Misde - County, Indiana, a part of the Southwest August 23 nuisance, a Class B Misdemeanor. meanor, dismissed. Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section Darrell D. Baker, public intoxication, a Tawnya L. Stone, maintaining a common August 27 2, Township 3 North, Range 3 West, Martin Class B Misdemeanor; disorderly conduct, nuisance, a Class D Felony; possession of Jesse L. Kane, possession of marijuana, a County, Indiana, and containing 2.00 acres, a Class B Misdemeanor. marijuana under 30 grams, a Class A Mis - Class D Felony, dismissed; possession of more or less. August 24 demeanor; neglect of a dependent, a Class chemical reagents or precursors with intent Vivian A. o’Brien to John A. neukam , Cameron E. Craney, operating a vehicle D Felony. to manufacture a controlled substance, a a portion of the Northeast Quarter of the with a blood alcohol content of .15 or more, Jonathan W. Waggoner, invasion of pri - Class C Felony, dismissed; illegal posses - Southeast Quarter of Section 25, Township a Class A Misdemeanor; illegal consump - vacy, a Class A Misdemeanor; resisting law sion of anhydrous ammonia, a Class C 2 North, Range 5 West, Rutherford Town - tion of an alcoholic beverage, a Class C enforcement, a Class A Misdemeanor; false Felony, dismissed; unlawful possession or ship, Martin County, Indiana, and containing Misdemeanor. informing, a Class B Misdemeanor; crimi - use of a legend drug, a Class D Felony, dis - 3.5 acres. August 26 nal confinement, a Class D Felony. missed. roberta L. Copeland , of Martin County, Julie Hawkins, public intoxication, a CrIMInAL ConVICtIonS CIVIL Court Indiana to ernest L. robinson , of Martin Class B Misdemeanor; disorderly conduct, AnD SentenCIng new Suits Filed County, Indiana, lot number 41 in the Town, a Class B Misdemeanor. August 9 August 25 now City of Loogootee, Indiana. Donald L. Hawkins, operating a vehicle Justin Lee Burris, convicted of criminal Norma and Donald Lannan vs. Coca Cola mischief, a Class A Misdemeanor. Sen - Enterprises, IND and The Kroger Co., civil tenced to serve 365 days in the Martin tort. County Security Center with credit for time CitiMortgage, Inc. vs. Howard Tram - Loogootee police log served. Court suspends 365 days. Defen - baugh, deceased; unknown heirs, unknown dant received 6 months probation. occupant, State of Indiana, and State of In - Monday, August 30 ficer. Kenneth G. Evinger, convicted of posses - diana Attorney General, mortgage foreclo - 4:48 p.m. - A male caller stated a man and 6:37 a.m. - First responders were requested sion of marijuana under 30 grams, a Class sure. woman were fighting on Mulberry Street. on Love Cemetery Road for a male with dif - A Misdemeanor. Sentenced to serve 365 August 26 Sgt Norris spoke with both subjects. ficulty breathing. days in the Martin County Security Center Midland Funding, LLC vs. Carla Besaw, 5:42 p.m. - A male caller stated a gray 10:03 a.m. - A caller reported a smell of with credit for time served. Court suspends civil collection. sports car was south bound on 231 in excess carbon monoxide at a local business. Loo - 359 days. Defendant received 11 months of Midland Funding, LLC vs. Jimmy of 90 mph. Sgt Norris was notified. gootee Fire was dispatched. probation. Hamby, civil collection. 7:00 p.m. - A mother requested a welfare 2:33 p.m. - Martin County Sheriff’s De - James E. Jones, convicted of possession Capital One Bank vs. Ashley L. Brock - check on her son who lives in Shaded Es - partment reported a speeding vehicle making of marijuana under 30 grams, a Class A smith, civil collection. tates. bad passes southbound on 231. Captain Misdemeanor. Sentenced to serve 365 days August 27 10:08 p.m. - Sgt Norris assisted Martin Akles was notified however; he was busy in the Martin County Security Center with Riverwalk Holdings vs. Betrice A. Lents, County Sheriff’s Department on a welfare with an accident. credit for time served. Court suspends 359 civil collection. check on Love Cemetery Road. 2:39 p.m. - William Fields of Loogootee days. Defendant received 11 months of pro - Midland Funding vs. Michael Hopkins, 10:47 p.m. - A caller reported a domestic reported someone had tampered with his bation. civil collection. dispute on E Broadway. Sgt Norris re - mail. John P. Sanders, convicted of operating a August 31 sponded. 9:33 p.m. - A caller reported a disturbance vehicle with a schedule I or II controlled Carl Wiscaver vs. Melanie Wiscaver, pe - tuesday, August 31 at a local business. Sgt Hennette responded. substance or its metabolite in the body, a tition for dissolution of marriage. 10:25 a.m. - Joel Norris, of Cedar Street, Saturday, September 4 Class C Misdemeanor. Sentenced to serve SMALL CLAIMS Court reported property damage. Chief Rayhill 12:44 a.m. - Tad Osgatharp reported a theft 60 days in the Martin County Security Cen - new Suits Filed completed a case report. from his vehicle. Sgt Hennette responded. ter with credit for time served. Court sus - August 26 11:05 a.m. - Loogootee Fire Department 9:53 a.m. - A caller reported a female caus - pends 54 days. Defendant received 11 Procol, Inc. vs. Debra Brim, complaint. was dispatched to Hoosier Uplands for an ing a disturbance a t a local business. Captain months of probation. Procol, Inc. vs. Linda Hert, complaint. odor of smoke. Akles responded. Gary R. Sergent, convicted of Count I: Procol, Inc. vs. Donna Braun, complaint. 12:11 p.m. - Carl Wiscaver reported items 5:20 p.m. - A caller reported a domestic criminal recklessness with a vehicle, a Class Procol, Inc. vs. Kenneth Braun, com - missing from his business. Chief Rayhill re - dispute on SE 1st Street. Captain Akles re - A Misdemeanor and County III: public in - plaint. sponded. sponded. toxication, a Class B Misdemeanor. Sen - August 27 2:57 p.m. - Loogootee Fire Department 9:17 p.m. - A caller reported a group of tenced to serve on Count I, 365 days in the Crane Federal Credit Union vs. Larry Sul - boys in a SUV blowing an air horn at people was dispatched to Isaacs Saw Mill for a fire. Martin County Security Center with credit livan, complaint. driving by. Officer Todd was advised. Fire personnel were on the scene for about for time served and Count III, 180 days in SMALL CLAIMS DISMISSeD 10:34 p.m. - A caller reported two possible an hour and a half. the Martin County Security Center with August 26 intoxicated drivers in the swimming pool 4:38 p.m. - A female caller reported two credit for time served. Court suspends on Crane Federal Credit Union vs. Gary and parking lot. Officer Todd was advised. girls in Redwing Trailer Court trying to start Count I, 349 days. Defendant received 11 Valerie Carter, complaint, dismissed. 10:38 p.m. - A caller reported a white a fight. Sgt Hennette responded. months of probation on Count I and 6 trAFFIC tICKetS pAID Chevy speeding and making bad passes on Wednesday, September 1 months of probation on Count III. August 25 – September 1 St. Mary’s Road. Officer Todd was advised. 4:47 p.m. - A caller reported a domestic William E. Threet IV, convicted of oper - Kevin Aldridge, Lawrenceville, Illinois, 11:36 p.m. - A female called to report ha - dispute on North Oak Street. A male subject ating a vehicle with a schedule I or II con - violation of 70-hour rule, $119. rassment. Officer Todd spoke with the com - was later transported to Good Samaritan. Sgt trolled substance or its metabolite in the Steven Broussard, Hancock, Maryland, plainant. Hennette responded. body, a Class C Misdemeanor. Sentenced to violation of 70-hour rule, $119. Sunday, September 5 thursday, September 2 serve 60 days in the Martin County Security 3:11 a.m. - Officer Todd assisted Martin Patrick Bruner, Loogootee, child restraint 5:22 a.m. - A caller on North Line Street Center with credit for time served. Court violation-child 8-16, $25. reported items missing from her residence. County Sheriff’s Department and the ISP with a search warrant for a meth lab on suspends 54 days. Defendant received 11 Craig Cain, Loogootee, seatbelt violation, Captain Akles spoke with the complainant. Poplar Street. months of probation. $25. 3:26 p.m. - First responders were requested 2:44 p.m. - A caller reported a domestic August 10 Jordan Goomes, Vincennes, speeding 46 on Hwy. 231 N for a female with back pain. dispute on Lincoln Avenue. Captain Akles Justin A. Bryant, convicted of operating a in a 35, $119. 3:59 p.m. - An employee at Pamida called responded. vehicle with a blood alcohol content of .08 Ronald Green, Mitchell, false or fictitious and advised they had what they believed to 5:39 p.m. - A female caller reported a pos - or more, a Class C Misdemeanor. Sentenced registration, $119. be two shoplifters in their store. After the in - sible theft at a residence in Sunset Trailer to serve 60 days in the Martin County Se - Mark Hedge, Shoals, stop/yield violations vestigation charges were filed on September Court. Captain Akles responded. curity Center with credit for time served. through highways; stop yield intersections; A. Trambaugh of Loogootee. Sgt Hennette Court suspends 54 days. Defendant re - erection of signs, $124. was the arresting officer. ceived no probation. Eric Jones, Loogootee, no motorcycle 4:37 p.m. - Martin County Sheriff’s De - August 23 head gear under 18 years old, $25. partment advised of a possible intoxicated Arrests Larry G. Holt, Jr., convicted of possession Kevin Mann, Shoals, seatbelt violation, driver southbound from Crane. Wednesday, September 1 of methamphetamine, a Class C Felony. $25. 4:38 p.m. - Martin County Sheriff’s De - 5:01 p.m. - Timothy Garr, 20, of Jefferson - Sentenced to serve 8 years in the Indiana Mary Mehringer, Jasper, speeding 65 in a partment advised of a possible intoxicated ville, was arrested on a Clark County war - Department of Corrections with credit for 50; alteration by local authority; school, driver driving around the Loogootee area. rant. time served. Court suspends 4 years. Defen - $119. 8:57 p.m. - A male caller advised of a reck - 10:44 p.m.- Brandon Stone, 26, of Shoals, dant received 4 years of probation. Alfred Radcliff, Loogootee, stop/yield vi - less four-wheeler driving around SW 2nd was arrested and charged with Possession of CrIMInAL CHArgeS olations through highways; stop yield inter - Street. Sgt Hennette responded. Marijuana over 30 grams, Dealing in Mari - DISMISSeD sections; erection of signs, $115.50. 9:35 p.m. - A caller requested an officer in juana, Resisting Law Enforcement, Battery August 9 Carol Stewart, Paoli, speeding 53 in a 40, regards to an out of control female on SW with Bodily Injury, and Public Intoxication. Gary R. Sergent, battery, a Class B Mis - $124. 2nd Street. Sgt Hennette responded. thursday, September 2 demeanor, dismissed; operating a vehicle James Wininger, Dubois, seatbelt viola - 9:42 p.m. - A caller reported a domestic 11:06 p.m. - Ernest Cullison, 51, of with a blood alcohol content of .15 or more, tion, $25. dispute on SW 1st Street. Bloomfield, was arrested and charged with a Class A Misdemeanor, dismissed. Wayne Wolfe, Linton, violation of 70- Friday, September 3 Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated. August 10 hour rule, $119. 1:08 a.m. - After a report of an intoxicated Monday, September 6 Rick D. Whipple, battery resulting in se - MArrIAge LICenSe person at a local business, Loogootee Police 11:15 a.m. - Andy Holt, 31, of Loogootee, rious bodily injury, a Class C Felony, dis - August 31 arrested two female juveniles for minor con - was arrested on a warrant and charged with missed. Cody Edward Fawks of Loogootee and sumption. Sgt Hennette was the arresting of - theft. August 23 Portia Danielle Richardson of Loogootee. page 6 MArtIn County JournAL Wednesday, September 8, 2010 Marijuana eradication efforts underway in Indiana On August 23, the Indiana State Police statewide. Statewide during the operation along with the Indiana National Guard there were approximately 19,000 plants Counter Drug Task Force, DEA, US Forest eradicated with an estimated street value of Service, Civil Air Patrol, Indiana DNR, and $47,500,000. 316 illegal marijuana plots local law enforcement agencies converged were discovered and 20 suspects have on Southern Indiana to concentrate efforts charges pending for illegal grows. The on illegal marijuana growth operations. largest grow discovered in the operation This effort was in response to ongoing in - was located in Jackson County, in the telligence of illegal drug trafficking opera - Hoosier National Forest on Tuesday August tions growing marijuana on public property 31 where 7,513 plants were located. No ar - like the Hoosier National Forest and other rests have been made from this grow oper - remote state and federally owned property. ation but investigators are still following up This cooperative effort was named “Op - on leads. An officer involved with the dis - eration Hoosier Thunder” and its mission covery and eradication of these plants said, was as follows, “For the Indiana State Po - “Eradicating the marijuana and stopping the lice, Indiana National Guard Counter Drug destruction of our public lands is why we Task Force, DEA, US Forest Service, Civil have joined forces.” Air Patrol, Indiana DNR and local law en - This operation was funded through the forcement agencies to conduct marijuana Domestic Cannabis Eradication and Sup - detection and eradication operations in the pression Program (DCE/SP) Grant. This is vicinity of the Hoosier National Forest in a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice order to confirm or deny the presence of and the DEA and is utilized to combat ille - cultivated marijuana and reduce marijuana gal marijuana grow operations. supply in the greater southern Indiana area.” Even though “Operation Hoosier Thun - Because of the rugged and dense terrain der” has ended, the Indiana State Police the operation utilized OH-58, and UH-60 Marijuana Eradication Section still needs Blackhawk helicopters from the Indiana your help to combat the marijuana problem National Guard Counter Drug Task Force, in Indiana. The success of the marijuana along with other aircraft from the Indiana eradication program is due to good team - teA party to feature rivoli State Police and the Civil Air Patrol. Sev - work among law enforcement and govern - eral ground teams also navigated the area ment agencies and the public giving good and eradicated the marijuana. information. Anyone with drug information revue and MArCo singers Even though efforts were concentrated in can call the Indiana Marijuana Tip line at Ron and Kay Rivoli of Rivoli Revue, de - the southern part of the state, marijuana 888-873-1694. Remember if you wish to fending America through music, and the eradication efforts have been ongoing stay anonymous you can. MARCO singers of Martin County will en - tertain at the TEA Party on the square in Loogootee on Sunday afternoon, September Search warrant lands three in jail 12. A drug investigation conducted by the In - out incident. The Rivolis are singers and songwriters diana State Police, Orange County Sheriff’s Members of the Indiana State Police who perform music about God, family, and Office, and the Paoli Police Department cul - Methamphetamine country. They have appeared on the nation - minated with three peo - Suppression Unit and ally syndicated “Mike Huckabee” show on ple going to jail. the Clandestine Lab the Fox News Channel where they per - Preliminary investi - Team responded to the formed one of their original songs with gation reveals that on scene to properly dis - Governor Mike Huckabee and the Little Tuesday, August 31, at pose of the hazardous Rockers. They have performed shows in approximately 9 p.m., waste and chemicals Nashville, Las Vegas, and Branson, as well Trooper Shane Staggs, that were located at the as venues with many featured artists. They along with officers scene. state they were honored to have performed from the Orange Arrested: on the lawn of the United States Capitol in County Sheriff’s De - Bryan D. Lomax, 38, 2468 South Washington D.C. at the 9/12 rally of 2009. partment and the Paoli Police Department Unionville Rd, Paoli They have toured with the TEA Party Ex - executed a search warrant at the Robin Hobson, 40, 2468 South Unionville press Bus I and II covering 78 cities Lomax/Hobson resi - Rd, Paoli throughout the country. They will continue to be part of the upcoming tour of TEA dence located at 2468 Troy Moore, 45, 322 Cherry Street, Paoli KAy and ron rIVoLI South Unionville Rd, in Charges: (For Lomax and Hobson) Party Express III. Their original gospel Paoli. Possession of Precursors music is said to be soul touching, uplifting, The MARCO singers are citizens from During a search of Possession and Dealing Methampheta - and inspirational. Their songs about family the area of Loogootee and Shoals with a va - the residence several mine reflect the core fundamental values that riety of backgrounds. They have entertained items used in the man - Maintaining a Common Nuisanc e make this nation great. Their patriotic music at numerous events throughout Martin ufacturing of metham - Possession of Marijuana Under 30 Grams reflects pride in our country and celebrates County. Their music and songs pay tribute phetamine were located Possession of Paraphernalia the freedom and liberty so many have to God, our country, and our military. along with metham - Charges: (For Moore) fought and died for. Their show is perfect No matter your political views, anyone is phetamine, marijuana, and drug parapherna - Possession of Methamphetamine family entertainment for all ages. Rivoli welcome to bring a lawn chair to downtown lia. All three suspects were arrested and Possession of Marijuana Revue is not just music - they are entertain - Loogootee for the TEA Party on Sunday. transported to the Orange County Jail with - Visiting a Common Nuisance ment. Music starts at 1:30 p.m. orange County man arrested for possession of stolen property An Orange County man was arrested last Tuesday, August 31, for being in possession of stolen articles that had been taken in re - cent burglaries on SR 56 west of French Lick. On August 30 the Indiana State Police re -   sponded to 9669 W SR 56, in French Lick, 2*#% 2-0 (+ to investigate a burglary that had occurred. 2*(& 2'.#,,#('+ While at the residence, an employee of the Wayne Ferguson Agency located at 9711 W 2! ', 2 (*,#'! SR 56 approached the investigators to tell them that the Wayne Ferguson Agency of - 2-#' ' * 2),#+&%
fice had also been burglarized. 2  ++(*# + +,(&&-'#(' Detectives and crime scene investigators 2%(*%+ (/'+ processed both scenes and it was deter - DAVID WALKer mined that the total dollar amount for both burglaries was approximately $4,000. ing information is asked to call the Jasper Tuesday, while following up on leads, in - Post at 812-482-1441 or 800-742-7475.  
 
    vestigators made contact with David The lead investigator was Master Trooper Walker, 20, of French Lick. While talking Detective Rick Magill. with Walker the investigators located some He was assisted by the Orange County   of the items i.e. a GPS, Wii Game System Sheriff’s Department and the French Lick and a chain saw that had been taken. Police Department.    
 Walker was placed under arrest and trans - Arrested and Charges: ported to the Orange County Jail. He later David Walker, 20, 9673 Hamilton Oaks    bonded out on a $1,000 cash bond. Apt #12 French Lick, IN #+#,-+('  (($ *#%((& Investigators are continuing their investi - Possession of Stolen Property, Class D (-*+ "-*+*#
,)&,()&(*1))(#',& ','("*!  gation into the burglaries and anyone hav - Felony Wednesday, September 8, 2010 MArtIn County JournAL page 7 All OUTDOORS Human cases of West “ICE” is nice for owners of forest lands The DNR Division of Forestry’s new Warrick, and Washington. Incentive for Certified Enrollment (ICE) In addition, the landowner must accept nile Virus reported program will help southern Indiana the Classified Forest & Wildlands green landowners to join the Classified Forest certification benefit. Green certification State health officials are reminding headache, body aches, swollen lymph & Wildlands Program by reimbursing a provides independent verification that the Hoosiers to stay vigilant in protecting them - glands, or a rash. A small number of indi - portion of the survey costs associated with forest is well managed. selves from West Nile virus and other mos - viduals will develop a more severe form of the enrollment process. The Division of Forestry received a quito-borne diseases. the disease with encephalitis or meningitis The Classified Forest & Wildlands ap - grant from the U.S. Forest Service to in - Two human cases of West Nile virus have and other neurological syndromes, includ - plication requires a legal description and crease the amount of well managed forest been reported in the state; one each in Allen ing flaccid muscle paralysis. plat of the land being enrolled. This typi - land in southern Indiana. The grant pro - and Marion counties. In addition, mosquito Dr. House says it is also a good idea to cally costs the landowner between $150 vides $40,000 to fund ICE. Applications groups in 31 counties have tested positive take steps to rid properties of potential mos - and $500, depending on the size and will be approved on a first-come, first- for the virus. quito breeding grounds by: shape of the area being enrolled. ICE re - served basis until the grant money is “These two cases, along with the recent -Discarding old tires, tin cans, plastic con - imbursements will range from $75 to spent. increase in positive West Nile virus mosqui - tainers, ceramic pots or other containers that $300, depending on the number of acres Currently there are 655,000 acres en - toes, do cause some concern,” said Jennifer can hold water; enrolled. Funding is available for a lim - rolled in the Classified Forest & Wild - House, DVM, veterinary epidemiologist at -Repairing failed septic systems; ited time. lands Program statewide. The program the Indiana State Department of Health. -Drilling holes in the bottom of recycling To be eligible for ICE, landowners must provides landowners a property tax re - “Although normally the virus causes only containers left outdoors; own a minimum of 30 acres of forest on duction in return for managing their for - mild disease, a small number of people will -Keeping grass cut short and shrubbery one property in one of the following coun - est, grassland, shrublands, and wetlands develop more severe illness. The best thing trimmed; ties: Bartholomew, Brown, Clark, Clay, for timber, wildlife habitat, and water people can do to prevent getting infected -Cleaning clogged roof gutters, particu - Crawford, Daviess, Dearborn, Decatur, quality. with West Nile virus is to take some simple larly if leaves tend to plug up the drains; Dubois, Fayette, Floyd, Franklin, Gibson, For more information about the Classi - steps to protect themselves from being bit - -Frequently replacing the water in pet Greene, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Jen - fied Forest & Wildlands Program and In - ten by a mosquito.” bowls; nings, Johnson, Knox, Lawrence, Martin, centive for Certified Enrollment Program, According to Dr. House, these steps in - -Flushing ornamental fountains and bird - Monroe, Morgan, Ohio, Orange, Owen, contact your district forester. District for - clude: baths periodically; and Parke, Perry, Posey, Putnam, Ripley, est contact information is available at -Avoiding places where mosquitoes are -Aerating ornamental pools, or stock Scott, Spencer, Sullivan, Switzerland, http://www.in.gov/dnr/forestry/4750.htm biting; them with predatory fish. Union, Vanderburgh, Vermillion, Vigo, or by calling (317) 232-4105. -Applying insect repellent containing Horse owners should have their horses DEET, picaradin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus vaccinated for both West Nile virus and to clothes and exposed skin; Eastern equine encephalitis. -Installing or repairing screens on win - There is no vaccine and no cure for West Moths abundant, but not harmful dows and doors to keep mosquitoes out of Nile virus or Eastern equine encephalitis for borer, celery leaf-tiers seem to be every - the home; and humans. Individuals with severe disease can By JeAnne gIBSon Purdue University News Service where in lawns across Indiana and neigh - -When possible, wearing pants and long be provided supportive medical care. boring states, but they are not harmful to sleeves, especially if walking in woody or For updates on this and other public The large amounts of small moths on neighboring corn crops, Gibb says. marshy areas. health issues, follow the Indiana State De - Midwestern lawns lately are nothing to Reasons for the high numbers this season Dr. House says the West Nile virus usu - partment of Health on Twitter at: www.twit - worry about, says a Purdue University en - are not known, but Gibb says they are not ally causes West Nile fever, a milder form ter.com/INPublicHealth, or go online for tomologist. expected to become more than a nuisance of the illness, which can include fever, more info at: www.statehealth.IN.gov “They are alarming because they look pest on lawns. much like the European corn borer, but they “These moths are simply everywhere,” are actually grass moths,” Timothy Gibb Gibb says. “We notice them more on our Water activities abound at says. “They are called celery leaf-tiers and lawns because that is where we walk and normally are very minor pests to many what we see the most. They are in no short plants.” supply in unmaintained grassy areas, vacant Hoosier outdoor experience The moths have the same triangular ap - lots or agricultural fields either, and driving Water activities at the free Hoosier Out - got hands-on opportunities to try more than pearance and coloration of European corn down a country road at dusk will yield a door Experience, on September 18-19, at 50 outdoor activities. Now it’s your turn, 11 borers, and often act like sod webworm, a windshield full of splats.” Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis will days from today. common turf grass pest. But they are not de - For more information about celery leaf- run the gamut. Activities will be organized in five other structive like either of those two. tiers visit http://extension.entm.purdue. Those interested in kayak and canoe pad - areas besides aquatics, including cultural, Slightly smaller than European corn edu/publications/HN-71.pdf dling, operating remote-controlled boats, equestrian, outdoors, shooting sports and learning about stream biology and enjoying wildlife. Shuttles will transport participants. the aquatic wildlife trailer display will get a Parking, admission, activities, demonstra - Vu grateful for quick help from InDot chance to enjoy each—and much more— tions and seminars at the Hoosier Outdoor Motorists going to Vincennes University’s cooperation and prompt action of the Indiana free, each day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Experience are free to the public, but online new John Deere Ag/Diesel Building will pro - Department of Transportation in completing Participants will be able to choose from registration is requested to assist with plan - ceed more safely, thanks to quick action by this safety project. VU is particularly grateful two canoe/kayak experiences. Floats down ning/staffing of activities. To register, go to the Indiana Department of Transportation. to Troy Woodruff and Dave Lane for their Fall Creek and Delaware Lake will be of - hoosieroutdoorexperience.IN.gov and click VU requested the department’s help in dedicated efforts to complete this project.” fered. on the orange registration icon. Watch there preparation for the opening of the $2.5 mil - VU paid for the design and engineering of “The Delaware Lake experience will be for event updates or on Facebook at Face - lion John Deere Ag/Diesel Building. The fa - the project and the turning lane was con - designed for those who have never been in book.com/HoosierOutdoorExperience. cility was dedicated on August 25 and six structed by the Department of Transportation. a kayak or canoe,” said Amanda Wueste - The Hoosier Outdoor Experience is pre - days later an 800-foot turning lane was com - “The Indiana Department of Transportation feld, coordinator of the aquatics area. “The sented by the DNR and the Indiana Natural pleted. The turning lane is designed to assist is always looking for partnerships and oppor - participants will be able to experience the Resources Foundation. The goal is to intro - northbound traffic to safely proceed to the fa - tunities to make our roads better and safer,” boats on the flat, still water of Delaware duce people to outdoor activities they may cility that is located at the Southwest Purdue said Troy Woodruff, INDOT Commissioner Lake to help learn the basics.” have never tried. Ag Center just north of Vincennes. of Operations. “Working with Vincennes More adventurous types can tackle a 1.3- If you already enjoy outdoor sports and “The safety of our students, faculty, and University to combine resources was a clas - mile float trip down Fall Creek. Experts recreation and want to help others learn to staff led us to request the construction of this sic win-win situation for both of us. Together from the Hoosier Canoe Club will assist. enjoy them as much as you do, sign up to turning lane,” said Phil Rath, vice president we created a safe turn lane for the students During last year’s inaugural Hoosier Out - volunteer at http://www.in.gov/dnr/5412.htm of Financial Services and Government Rela - and traveling public, while also being good door Experience, 13,300 children and adults or call (317) 233-1002. tions. “We are delighted at the outstanding stewards of tax dollars.” page 8 MArtIn County JournAL Wednesday, September 8, 2010 Lt. governor Skillman wraps-up August In August, I spent a lot of time at the In - diana State Fair promoting our state’s The Messmer strength in agriculture and recognizing those who work every day in the field. I also joined our energy experts to talk about how Report we can reduce our energy consumption and our dependence on foreign oil. Lastly I trav - By District 63 State eled the state, including a visit in Evans - ville. Representative I spent most of my time in August at the Indiana State Fair. Our state’s fair ranks Mark Messmer among the top five in the country and annu - ally receives multiple awards for its agricul - ture programs, publicity and marketing. Attendance this year – 952,000 visitors – When Desks go empty Witnesses before the committee also tes - was the second best ever in Indiana State As I’ve mentioned, legislators are trick - tified to the importance of holding students’ Fair history. I saw many families enjoying ling through the Statehouse this month for interest in classes. the fair while I conducted a lot of business. Lt. governor Skillman announces in small groups called interim summer com - The fact is students tend to disengage I met with leadership of every commodity August free foreclosure prevention work - mittee meetings. when lectured at. They prefer—and retain group and farm organization in Indiana. I shops that took place September 1, in These meetings help jumpstart the more information from—vibrant activities also caught up with many of our ag partners eight cities across the state at national process of crafting bills, so that when ses - such as discussions, debates, group presen - at meals with pork, beef, dairy producers as guard Armories. sion starts in earnest in January, a bulk of tations and role playing. well as Farm Bureau members. the homework will be done. The goal is to Of course, this only underscores the need I was honored to present the AgriVision be ready to turn policy proposals that have for the state to find and retain the most ded - Award, Hoosier Homestead awards, and already been studied during the interim into icated and enthusiastic teachers for our River Friendly Farmers’ Awards to some of law. schools, whatever that takes. the Indiana’s ag trailblazers and farm fami - Last week, the theme was how to handle Speaking of dedicated and enthusiastic lies. I also presented Partner in Progress students that are no longer sitting in the teachers, in one township, schools have im - Awards, my signature award, to long-serv - classroom. plemented a number of creative ways to ing State Fair employees, volunteers, ven - One committee met to discuss chronic ab - bring down absenteeism, including purchas - dors and retiring State Fair board members. senteeism, and the other partially addressed ing alarm clocks for habitually tardy fami - The Indiana State Fair was a success due a unique funding problem: how to fund lies who claimed they did not have one. in large part to the many volunteers and em - schools that have students that have moved Teachers there have even gone so far as ployees. Thank you to everyone who sup - away from the district permanently. to make personal wake-up calls for certain ported the State Fair to make it fun for As it turns out, the number of chronically families to make sure their children get to Hoosiers and out-of-state visitors. absent students dropped by almost 10,000 school on time. In other ag news, I joined our agriculture between 2006 and 2009 (chronically absent So what happens when a student stops partners in progress again at the end of the Lt. governor Skillman celebrates the being defined as missing 10 or more days coming to their school for good? month as I announced an expansion of In - opening of the Indiana State Fair with per year without excuse). If a student drops out, moves away, is diana’s Conservation Reserve Enhancement governor Mitch Daniels and Indianapo - While only a fraction of a percentage of transferred, or otherwise leaves the school, Program (CREP). I signed Indiana’s first lis Mayor greg Ballard. all Hoosier students are chronically absent they become a “ghost” student. An interest - CREP agreement 5 years ago to protect each year, the total number is around ing funding mechanism then kicks in called water quality and wildlife on about 7,000 we created it in 2007, sponsored the work - 50,000. the “de-ghoster.” acres. This expansion nearly quadruples shops. “Chronic absence,” read one report given When a student ceases to attend a school, that area to 26,250 acres. My September schedule is filling up, and to the committee, “may be higher in fami - the school can’t always adjust the next By expanding the existing CREP program we will be in New Albany, Valparaiso, lies that do not understand the importance year’s class sizes and its fixed costs to ac - we will be able to preserve eleven water - Salem, Seymour, Portland, Evansville and of regular attendance, are highly mobile, commodate the decline in student enroll - sheds in all or portions of 65 Indiana coun - many places in between. See you on the face multiple risk factors, or who are poor ment right away. ties. Coupled with DNR’s recent road. and lack basic resources.” So they continue to receive a decreasing conservation efforts protecting more than stipend from the state for several years in 68,000 acres at Muscatatuck Bottoms and place of the funding they were originally re - along the Wabash River, Indiana is emerg - engine remanufacturer to ceiving for that student. ing as a leader in land conservation. This is a huge source of revenue for some Indiana is also working to conserve en - school districts, where student populations ergy, and I delivered the keynote address to bring green jobs to Indiana are declining. . a group of industrial and commercial busi - Jasper Engine & Transmission Exchange ated with Jasper Engines & Transmissions’ A recent article from the Northwest Times ness leaders who are working to make their announced yesterday that it has recently expansion is welcomed news to the commu - of Indiana (a region where many schools facilities more energy efficient at Save En - completed an expansion of its Dubois and nity, and opportunities will continue to be benefit from the extra money brought in by ergy Now Indiana. Crawford county operations, creating a total energetically pursued by persons in the re - the de-ghoster) explains the need for it: Save Energy Now Indiana is a federal of 65 new jobs this year. gion seeking quality employment,” said “If a school has 60 third-graders in three program we are administering in the state’s The Jasper-based company, which is the Jasper Mayor William Schmitt. classes of 20 students, but loses eight of Office of Energy Development, in partner - largest mass remanufacturer of drivetrain The Indiana Economic Development Cor - them the next year, should the school cram ship with Purdue University’s Technology components in the nation, invested over poration offered Jasper Engine & Transmis - the 52 fourth-graders into two classes of 26 Assistance Program (TAP) to serve our $270,000 in machinery and equipment to sion Exchange up to $210,000 in students? most intense energy users. relocate two of its out-of-state operations to performance-based tax credits based on the “With the de-ghoster, the school can af - Industry accounts for about one third of its Leavenworth and Jasper facilities. company’s job creation plans. The Dubois ford to keep three classes to avoid dramatic our state’s overall energy consumption. So “It is not by accident that so many com - County Area Development Corporation and increases in class size and to more easily ac - to conserve energy, and reduce our depend - panies are bringing work back to our state Crawford County Economic Development commodate new students.” ence abroad, we must start where the de - in this economic climate,” said Mitch Roob, also supported the company’s efforts. Indiana schools previously received five mand for energy is highest. Secretary of Commerce and chief executive “Crawford County Economic Develop - years of decreasing funding for each ‘ghost’ We announced in August the recipients of student, but now receive only three. officer of the Indiana Economic Develop - ment is certainly pleased with Jasper Engine grants from a new, federally funded pro - On the flip side of the argument, some ment Corporation. “Indiana’s low cost of & Transmission expanding job opportuni - gram, Conserving Hoosier Industrial Power schools are growing so fast that students at - doing business provides a very favorable re - ties in our county and our region. Jasper En - (CHIP). These grants will fund half the cost tend classes in mobile classrooms (usually turn for companies looking to make busi - gine & Transmission is an important partner of energy efficiency upgrades for industry. in the economic life of Crawford County,” a temporary shelter such as a trailer). These More than simply switching out light bulbs, ness operate more efficiently.” schools maintain that the current education Jasper Engine & Transmission Exchange said Don DuBois, Crawford County Eco - CHIP winners, like Mittal Steel and others, nomic Development director. dollars are not enough to keep up with the are planning innovative projects that will currently employs nearly 1,600 associates explosive growth in student population. throughout the United States with 1,000 in Since the creation of the Indiana Eco - save large amounts of energy. nomic Development Corporation in 2005, This topic will be studied and debated Indiana. As a result of the expansion the We are also helping Hoosiers at home to more than 95 companies have located or ex - throughout the fall and into the next legisla - company has hired 30 additional associates conserve energy and reduce their bills. In - panded their headquarters in the Hoosier tive session. in Crawford County and 35 in Dubois diana is doing more with federal dollars, state, bringing the promise of more than As always, if you have further questions County. and we plan to weatherize 20,000 homes 18,000 new headquarters jobs and more about any of these issues, feel free to call owned by low-income Hoosiers. We al - “Jasper Engine & Transmission is excited than a billion dollars in new capital invest - my Statehouse office directly at 317-232- ready achieved 30 percent of our goal. I to have these jobs back in Indiana. We are ment. 9648 or toll free at 1-800-382-9841. went to the home of Kenneth and Paula confident in the skill level and work ethic Holsclaw to see their recently weatherized of the local workforce,” said Doug Bawel, home and promote the availability of home president of Jasper Engine & Transmission improvements. To read more about that Exchange. story visit, http://www.journalgazette.net Founded in 1942, today Jasper Engine &    
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  more than 75,000 troubled borrowers since “The high-skill job opportunities associ - Wednesday, September 8, 2010 MArtIn County JournAL page 9 My Point of VIEW By Courtney Hughett owner, Martin County Journal

Well, my little sister Shayna is leaving five of us. Those early innocent years were was nice to have a sister only a few miles dishes, husbands, now I’ll actually have to me. She’s moving from Loogootee to Terre spent exploring the property, playing kick - away. I felt horrible packing up and leaving get dressed to go buy coffee and swallow Haute at the end of this month. She is prob - ball, and sliding up and down the slip-n- her in 2007 when I moved back to Loo - my pride to call a friend when I’m stranded ably going to beat on me for writing this be - slide. Going through our parent’s divorce gootee. Luckily, Lisa is a social butterfly on the side of the road. cause I have harassed her to no end trying only brought the five of us closer together. and has tons of friends and a huge family I’m not real big on change. I have a hard to get her to stay – possibly guilt her into Through the years, as we have grown up on her husband’s side - she is in no way time with it. As much as I wanted to move changing her mind. Her husband, Marc, got and had our own kids, rarely does a day go alone. While I lived in Brown County, Lisa back to Loogootee, it took me 14 years to a new, better job though, so what can I do. by that I don’t talk to one of my sisters. and I talked on the phone every single work myself up to it. I never want to move I suppose some people don’t understand We’ve been told time and time again that as morning. again – I did enough of that as a kid. the relationship I have with my sisters. For we got older we would drift apart. So far, Now, I’ve lived in here in Loogootee with I think the hardest part about Shayna and those of you who don’t know us “Ever - that hasn’t happened. I believe one of the Shayna for the past three years. It’s funny, Marc leaving will be not seeing my nephew man’s”, there are five of us. We go in this reasons for our closeness is our strained re - now I talk to her every day and don’t get a and nieces whenever I want. Sometimes we order, from oldest to youngest, Tyra, Court - lationship with our mother. Not to go into lot of opportunity to talk to Lisa. It’s strange take those things for granted never expect - ney, Bart, Lisa, and Shayna. Shayna, the too much detail - not that most people don’t how that works. You’d think I’d talk daily ing anything to ever be different. baby of the family and lived with my dad in already know - we had a rough upbringing. to the sister who lives an hour and a half From personal experience I know that our Dubois for most of her childhood while the The five of us leaned on each other and away instead of the one who’s 10 blocks kiddos grow up so fast that if we blink we rest of us were with our mother in Loo - managed to pull each other through. away. miss it. It’s even worse with nieces and gootee, Washington, Loogootee, Washing - Tyra, being the oldest at 36, lives in Oak - When Shayna and Marc pack up and nephews and it’s even harder when they are ton, Loogootee . . . we moved a lot. land City. I am 33 and obviously live in leave at the end of September I will be left not right up the street. Before my mom and dad got divorced in Loogootee. Bart (B.J. as the family knows in Loogootee by myself. This is the first Thank goodness for free nights and week - 1987 we lived in the country in Alfordsville. him), is 32 and is currently in Columbus, In - time in my life that I will not have a sibling ends and facebook - I can at least keep in Being that far out of the “big city” we had diana. Lisa is 30 and in Brown County. And a stone’s throw away. I’m so used to having contact that way between visits to Terre pretty much just each other to play with. then there’s Shayna, 25, and, for now, still that “back-up” person if the car breaks Haute. Occasionally we would go next door to the here in Loogootee. down or I run out of coffee at 6 a.m. I can I get that things change, people go in dif - Browns and play with their grandkids, the When our mother moved us to Brown hop in the car and go over in my pajamas ferent directions, move on, live their lives Fegan’s and the Gee’s, when they were vis - County in 1995, Lisa and I stayed on after and not think twice about it. We borrow – someone just needs to tell that to my iting, but for the most part it was just the meeting our husbands and having kids. It each other’s vacuum cleaners, video games, heart. At your Service Local professionals here to serve you!

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We did not really possess the ball Sophomore Wes Whitman On Thursday September 2, tie. how I would have liked tonight but we kept received a 20th overall place the Loogootee Junior The contest started off quickly when battling and it paid off for us,” said Coach ribbon finishing in the time High Cross Country Caitlin Sanders scored within the first 20 Cody Douglas. of 22:44. team hosted Jasper and minutes of the game. “We held strong but Coach Douglas went on to say that the Other Loogootee finish - Shoals at West Boggs Rivet was able to put two goals past us mak - team took a few steps back as far as posses - ers were Ryan Dant Park. ing the score 2-1. We fought hard all of the sion goes. He said the team made it a lot (24:22) and Aaron Howell The Lions won a close way to the end,” said Coach Cody Douglas. harder than was needed by playing more (28:55). battle, scoring 30. Jasper With 55 seconds left in the game Tyler kick-ball style. In the girls’ race, Catie was second with 31, and George lifted a nice corner kick across the Shoals out-shot their opponent 12-9. Wagler received a ribbon for Shoals finished with 76. front of the Rivet goal. The game was scoreless at the half and 12th overall with a time of Chase Wilcoxen led Shoals had three shot opportunities but Shoals didn’t get a good chance at the goal 28:59. Loogootee with a first- the Rivet defense held strong. With 28 sec - until Price scored with 21:37 left in the sec - Loogootee vs. Shoals and place finish. Mac Osborne onds left in the game DJ Hart was tackled ond half. Springs Valley at Shoals on Sep - (3), Ryan Howell (7), Lan - in the Rivet box giving Shoals a penalty The defense cleared the ball out from the tember 1: Wes Whitman (11th don Bell (9), Kaleb Lyon kick. Tyler George converted the kick and back and freshmen Cody Hert settled the place) 23:08; Aaron Howell 25:03 and (10), Jayden Wagoner (11), and Tye the game ended in a 2-2 tie. ball and took it at goal until he was fouled Ryan Dant 25:10. Collins (14) rounded out the top seven “I’m really proud of how our team fought in the box and earned a penalty kick. Loogootee vs. Southridge and Tecum - finishers for the Lions. right to the end and didn’t give up. It shows Senior Tyler Price then stepped up and seh on August 26 at Southridge: Wes Taylor Kaiser picked up a 5th place in - that grit and determination do pay off,” said calmly placed it into the side netting giving Whitman (8th place) 22:03; Ryan Dant dividual ribbon in the girls meet. Coach Douglas. Shoals their second win of the season and The Soccer team traveled to Wood Me - their first win in conference play. morial last Tuesday, August 31 and came Shoals is now 2-2-2 on the season. Fall non-credit classes begin soon, Shoals Junior High Cross Country opens season The Shoals Junior High Cross Country ibben 45th (20:39), and J.D. Troutman 46th VU enrollment continues to grow team traveled to Dubois for their annual in - (20:41). A variety of non-credit courses will be of - through October 21 on Mondays and Thurs - vitational on Tuesday, August 31. There In the girls’ race Kelsey Sellers finished fered throughout the fall semester at Vin - days, 6-7 p.m. The course fee is $59. were 13 teams that ran with in first place with a time of 15:56. Allison cennes University. Course topics include Beginning Digital Photography will meet Albright finished 2nd 17:18, Josey Wag - the boys’ team finishing 12th computer software, dog obedience, photog - September 9-30 on Thursdays, 6:30-9:30 goner 3rd (18:17) and Haylie Brace 4th and the girls running as individ - raphy, and fitness. Registration is now un - p.m. The course fee is $59. (18:42). uals. derway for courses beginning in September. Tai Chi will meet on Tuesdays, Septem - For the Runnin’ Rox boys’ To register, or to obtain a complete listing ber 7 through December 14, 6-8 p.m. The team, Zach Bleemel earned a Rangers defeat Loogootee of available non-credit classes, contact the course fee is $89. ribbon for his run as he covered 8th Grade Volleyball team VU Advising Center, 812-888-4451, or call Vincennes University system-wide en - the course in 13:31 and fin - toll-free 800-589-4695. rollment is up more than 500 students com - ished in 39th place. John The Loogootee Eighth Grade Volleyball All classes will meet on the Vincennes pared to last year on the same date, Sukup covered the course in 15:09 (76th), team fell to Forest Park Tuesday night, Sep - campus. Times given are in the Eastern according to Kristi Deetz, senior director of Jacob Ivey 22:30 (144th), Mitch McKibben tember 7 at home. The final scores of the External Relations. 22:34 (145th), J.D. Troutman 24:22 (149th), three sets were 25-19 in favor of Loogootee Time zone. Beginning Microsoft Word 2007 will Based on enrollment on August 27, the and Tanner Doane 25:26 (152nd). and 16-25 and 9-15 to Forest Park. end of the first week of classes, Deetz said In the girls’ race Allison Albright was the Leading scorers for the Lions were meet Sept. 9-28 on Tuesdays and Thurs - days, 6:30-9:30 p.m. The course fee is $89. that VU’s full-time-equivalency (FTE) en - first Runnin’ Rox to cross the line finishing Waylee Wagoner with 8 points, Mallory rollment is currently up 9.7 percent, and that in 90th place in a time of 17:47. Kelsey ran Beginning Microsoft Excel 2007 will Weisheit with 6 points, and Kailye Robbins enrollment is continuing. the course in 18:54 and finished 114th and meet September 30 through October 19 on with 5 points. Addyson Aiman had 22 digs, The Vincennes Campus currently enrolls Haylie finished in 141st place in a time of Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Robbins and Lauren Bowling both had 10 5,952 students - up 3.8 percent - and due to 20:35. The course fee is $89. digs, and Chassidy Bridges had 8 digs. a larger number of full-time students, FTE On Thursday, September 2nd the team Introduction to the Internet will meet on “The girls couldn’t pull together as a team enrollment is up 4.5 percent. This is the traveled to Loogootee for a triangular meet and finish the game,” said Coach Lacey Jef - September 13 and 20, 6:30-9:30 p.m. The highest enrollment on the Vincennes cam - with Loogootee and Jasper. fers. “They played hard and well at times course fee is $35. pus since fall of 2002. This total includes In the boys’ race Zach Bleemel finished but couldn’t give what it took to beat Forest Intermediate Microsoft Word 2007 will 2,131 students living in VU’s six residence in 6th place with a time of 12:05. John Park.” meet September 29 through October 20 on halls which are at capacity. Sukup finished 17th (13:32), Jacob Ivey The team’s next match is at home against Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30 p.m. The VU Jasper Campus FTE enrollment 33rd (16:59), Kenyon Sorrells 34th (17:54), Washington tomorrow night, Thursday, The course fee is $89. is up 2.1 percent, although the headcount Tanner Doane 44th (20:34), Mitch McK - September 9. Dog Obedience will meet September 13 enrollment of 918 is down 12 students. The reason is that a higher proportion of VUJC students are enrolling full-time. This is a record enrollment for VUJC. VU enrollment is also up in Indianapolis: 42 percent at the Aviation Technology Cen - ter and 27.3 percent in the American Sign Language program. Deetz said that while other VU programs are early in the enrollment process, there is growth there also. For instance, Distance Ed - ucation is up 12.7 percent in FTE enrollment. “One of the issues we addressed back in 2004 was enrollment,” said VU President Dick Helton. “There had been enrollment losses for several years so we focused on bringing students to not only Vincennes, but also the Jasper Campus, ATC, and univer - sity-wide. We went at this with a dedicated effort and we had a lot of people involved in trying to turn this enrollment around. We are very fortunate that has occurred. We feel good where we are but, as I share with our admissions counselors, we have to remain competitive, we have to remain committed to it, and we have to remain passionate about it - and I think we are doing that at this point.” Wednesday, September 8, 2010 MArtIn County JournAL page 11 Loogootee 7th grade Volleyball defeats rangers The Loogootee Seventh Grade Volleyball “The 7th grade always fight hard, they LLooooggooootteeee aanndd SShhooaallss team defeated Forest Park at home Tuesday, never give up. They have yet to lose a game September 7 in three sets 25-5, 19-25, and and I believe that’s because, even when they 15-12. Leading scorers for the Lions were fall behind, they never quit, they always SChool lUNCh Erin Nelson and Kendall Riley with 10 push. They have grown so much as a team point apiece. Tara Pennington added 9 this season and I look forward to watching points and Bailey Davis led the defense them get even better!” said Coach Whitney MENUS with 9 digs. Erin Nelson contributed 3 kills. Wagoner.

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          Updated every Wednesday! page 12 MArtIn County JournAL Wednesday, September 8, 2010 Our FOLKS Strange-o’Maley reunion held in Loogootee Saturday Descendants of William Ambrose and Alice Strange from Cape Girardeau, Mis - Those attending from Loogootee were If anyone has additions or changes to the Ellen (Miles) Strange of Bramble met Sun - souri; Jim Matthews from Jackson, Michi - Pershing Jones, Cara Allen, Carolyn Arvin, Strange Family History or would like to day, September 5, 2010, at St. Joseph gan; Larry Colvin of Dayton, Ohio; Miriam Catherine, Gene and Rick Colvin, Doug have a copy of the book or its update, Annex in Bramble, for their annual re - and Terry Miles from Danville, Illinois; and and Gayle Strange, Dave and Donna please contact Carolyn Arvin at 812-295- union. Amanda Allen and Jon Martin of Strange, and Lynn, Carolyn, Christina, 3586 or by e-mailing her at Hosts for the day were Carolyn (Strange) Lawrenceville, Illinois. Teresa and Aubrie Ziegler and Derek Holt. [email protected]. Arvin and daughters, Lynn Ziegler, Diane Those attending from out of town were The Colvin family will be hosting next The family gives many thanks to mem - Richardson, and Mary Murphy and their Ed Colvin, Pat Colvin, Craig Richards, year’s reunion, which again will be held at bers of St. Joseph Parish for renovating the daughters. Ruth Strange, Jeremy and Ben Fenwick, the St. Joseph Annex Bramble, on Sunday, old Conservation Club and making it avail - A delicious carry-in lunch was enjoyed George, Linda, Jeff and Jim Hudoff, of September 4, 2011. able again for the annual reunion. by all and followed by a business meeting, Bloomington; Becky Helms of Bloomfield; awarding of prizes, and the group photo Larry and Betsy Strange of Carmel; Steve and games. Colvin, Pete and Connie Hillenbrand of The special prizes were awarded to Per - Evansville; Roger, Erva, Caleb and Sum - Community foundation awards shing Jones as most senior man, Catherine mer Strange of French Lick; Glen Arvin of Colvin as most senior woman, Ahlaya Odon; Susan Colvin, Dave, Millie, Wally non-traditional scholarships Richardson as youngest child, and Jim and Sarah Colvin, and Jim Strange of Indi - Matthews for having traveled the farthest. anapolis; Diane, Mikayla, Natasha and The Martin county Community Founda - The door prize was awarded to Derek Holt Ahlaya Richardson, Rick, Belinda, Devin tion is pleased to announce the recipients of and Carolyn Arvin won the 50/50 drawing. and Sean Flynn, Angie Grace and Ben Wa - two of their non-traditional scholarships. Those attending from out of state were: gler of Washington. These scholarships provide funds for adult students who have been out of high school for a time and are seeking to improve their quality of life through education. The Second Door Scholarship recipient is Vicki Wetter. Vicki was awarded $200 for classes. Vicki is in pursuit of an associate’s degree and hopes to someday do social work. Anthony Holt received $1,000 as the re - cipient of the Martin County Non-Tradi - tional Scholarship. Anthony is pursuing a Bachelor of Sci - ence in Nursing. He hopes to someday work in medical AntHony HoLt management, education, or become a nurse practitioner. Church coat drive Loogootee United Methodist Church is looking for all sized coats in good condition for a coat drive that will be held on Satur - day, October 9 at the church. Coats, light jackets, and refreshments will be given out for free to those in the commu - nity that need them. If you wish to donate a coat you can bring it to Loogootee United Methodist Church at 208 W. Main Street during the week be - tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and on Sundays someone will be in the church. You can also call the church at 812-295- 3049 or Kelly VanMeter at 812-644-7422. VICKI Wetter

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!!!$ ""$!$ Wednesday, September 8, 2010 MArtIn County JournAL page 13 get registered for Classes and programs at the Martin New Beginnings hunter’s ed classes County Community Learning Center An Indiana Hunter Education course will Church Did you know that the Learning Center are heartily invited. There is no cost for par - be held on three different dates at the Dover has multiple computers available with inter - ticipation. For further information, contact eekly essage Hill Christian Union Church located four W M net access? If you need to use a computer, Jason Underhill at 812-653-1908. miles north of Shoals on Hwy. 450. please come by the center during office How would you like to help someone be - The dates are Thursday, September 9, from By Pastor ernie Canell hours and sign the computer usage agree - come able to read? Southern Indiana ranks 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Friday, September 10, ment form. Test proctoring and college among one of highest regions for adult illit - from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; and Saturday, Sep - placement testing are also available at the eracy in the nation. For Martin County, our Wow, what a beauty! As we traveled tember 11, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. center for commuters and distance learners. illiteracy percentage is nearly a third of our Michigan’s Lake Superior shore line we Participants will learn about wildlife con - The MCCLC is dedicated to meeting the population. Do you know someone who were awed. Our family traveled to Michigan servation, hunter ethics, firearms safety, shot - needs of our community. The center is a could use some help with his or her reading this weekend to visit my family, but we also guns, rifles, archery, survival, and much great place for meetings and seminars, as skills? Anyone interested is heartily encour - played tourist as we went and saw the more. well as credit and non-credit courses. If you aged to contact SOAR! at 812-639-8485 for world’s largest crucifix, the Tahquamenon There is no charge for attending the class. are interested in becoming an instructor or further information. Falls, and White Fish Point on Lake Supe - All instruction will be done by Indiana Con - have suggestions for classes that would be For GED-Adult Basic Education, call Jan rior. The scenery of God’s marvelous cre - servation Officers and certified Indiana vol - beneficial to our community, please contact Armstrong at 812-278-8711. ation can almost take your breath away. It unteer hunter education instructors. Kathy at 812-295-2674 or email kkerr8 Two sessions of SAT preparation work - truly is a reminder how blessed we are to Hunter education certification is required @ivytech.edu. shops for college-bound high school stu - have a God who created so many wonderful for all persons born after December 31, 1986 Vincennes University-Jasper Campus is dents will be offered at the center by Karen things for us to enjoy. who wish to purchase an Indiana hunting li - offering ENGL101, English Composition I, Whorrall. This class will assist preparing We visited a small Baptist church in Para - cense. at the center this coming fall on Wednes - students in securing competitively high dise for Sunday service (yes, that is really a To register, call 812-295-3421. days. Classes are scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m. scores for placement. Session one is sched - town in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan). I The classes are sponsored by Dover Hill It’s not too late to sign up! For registration, uled on Wednesdays, October 6 through can’t say that it was paradise sitting through Christian Union Church and West Boggs call LuAnn Gilbert at 812-481-5906. October 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. Session two is the service though. The young man preach - Park. ing was thorough in his explanation of the Fathers Forever Coalition, along with the scheduled on Wednesdays, January 5 scripture that he read, but so boring in the ap - Marriage & Family Alliance, is offering a through January 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. Cost plication that I almost went to sleep. I re - Humane society free Computer Applications Course at the for each session is $25. Seats are limited! member years ago, I told myself if I ever center. It is scheduled Tuesdays, September For registration or further information, con - preach like that I would stop preaching. petS oF tHe WeeK 7 to October 5 from 6 to 9 p.m. This pro - tact Kathy at 295-2674. I believe it is a sin to make the gospel bor - gram is geared specifically for the ‘bread - The MCCLC would like to send out a big ing. It is the real word of God and it is active, winner’ of the family in search of new “thank you” to all who have supported and powerful to change lives, encourage us, con - employment or career advancement. Sub - contributed to our funding. We are pleased vict us of sin and to direct us. That should jects include: Basic Computer Skills, Prac - to announce that additional funds have been make it everything but boring. That is one of tical Internet Savvy, Microsoft Applications procured that will allow us to keep our the reasons, three years ago, we started New - such as Word and Excel, Résumé Writing doors open through June 30, 2011! While Beginnings Community Church. We wanted and Professional Correspondence. For reg - this goal has been met, we still need to be to start a Southern Baptist Church that was istration call Warren Crawford at Father’s thinking long-term. different than most churches. One that was Forever, at 812-583-5278 or Kenny Bundy Please help us keep the doors open and exciting, on fire, and the gospel was at 812-545-1061. programs operating by either making tax- preached so the truth would change people’s Unemployed? Endeavoring to make a ca - deductible donations for the center to the lives. False teaching can lead people astray. reer move, perhaps to a contract or govern - Ivy Tech Foundation, Inc. or supporting us One of my favorite verses to help people un - ment position at CRANE? Well, let’s talk. on the newly developed local advisory derstand that something is different about How is that résumé? Instructor Darlene board-writing grants, marketing and true Christians: 20 But you did not learn Ridgway with Bramble Consulting has de - fundraising. Christ in this way, 21 if indeed you have veloped two excellent prep classes for those If you have questions please contact Rick heard Him and have been taught in Him, just in the job hunt. Résumé Assistance-Level Cunningham, Executive Director of Re - as truth is in Jesus, 22 that, in reference to One shows students how to search for vari - source Development, Ivy Tech Blooming - your former manner of life, you lay aside the ous position openings at NSWC Crane (in - ton, at 812-330-6067. old self, which is being corrupted in accor - cluding both contractor and government) You will feel good knowing that you are dance with the lusts of deceit, 23 and that you The Martin County Humane Society has and how to work up a great résumé. The making one of the most worthwhile invest - be renewed in the spirit of your mind, 24 and five of these cute little German shepherd course will be offered twice on September ments for the community. put on the new self, which in the likeness of pups; they are all females, and are around 9 and September 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. Cost The center is open Monday - Thursday God has been created in righteousness and nine weeks old. for the course is $25. For registration call from 2 to 8 p.m., and Fridays by appointment holiness of the truth. Eph 4:19-24 (NASB) The humane society is having their yard Darlene at 812-295-4236. Résumé Assis - only. Kathy Kerr, Coordinator, is more than This Sunday we are having a three-year sale on Saturday, September 11. Come and tance-Level Two and the life-planning happy to assist anyone interested in learning anniversary celebration. God has blessed us help support the humane society, they will course “Breaking Ground” may be offered more about the center and its wide spectrum with so much and we want to invite people be taking donations for these items. at a later date based on level of interest. of services. Simply give her a call at 812- to come and celebrate with us. We will be It will be held at N. Kentucky Ave. in Indiana Drug Education and Awareness 295-2674 or email [email protected] to serving a dinner afterwards and pray that Loogootee, just north of St. John Church Solutions are conducting an ongoing Over - schedule a time to discuss your current pos - people will come and see how the truth They will also be accepting items until the comer’s Recovery Support Group at the sibilities. changes people. Service is at 10 a.m. with day of the sale. The society would like to center. Meetings are held every Tuesday Making change within your life is just dinner following. If you ever want to talk thank everyone who donated items for this evening from 6 to 8 p.m., and newcomers one step away. about what truth really is, call Pastor Ernie sale, without your support they would not at 812-709-0258. be able to help so many animals.     %!% !! !!&#$$"""# 
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