Princeton Daily Clarion from Princeton, Indiana • A3

PEOPLE Tuesday, May 31, 2022 Princeton Daily Clarion A3 BY THE PRINCETON CLARION PRINCETON Sara erational glue print won best of show honors at the Princeton Community High School annual student art show last week. Winners in other divisions: Drawing: First place Lainey Gillihan graphite Out, second place Shyanne Raney graphic Contreau bottle; third place Erika Walton colored pencil and marker Universe; hon- orable mentions J.A. Malone, Hayden Gilmore, Jacie Huey, Izaac Gadberry and Izzy Walker. Painting: First place Hayden Gilm- ore metal foil, acrylic and stain second place Sam Patel acrylic I Grow third place Cortney Dove watercolor honorable men- tion Kaylee Renner, Elizabeth Hoffhaus, Sam Patel and Cortney Dove (2 entries). Sculpture: First place Christian Aldredge assorted corregated cardboard second place Trenton Fox ceramic and wood Board and third place Jemma Crow cardboard and denim Wrapped honorable mentions Faith Heavrin, Layton Kenworthy, Sam Patel, Colton Cundiff and Trenton Fox.

Ceramics: First place Heidi Breiden- baugh hand built ceramics second place Lilli Minnis wheel thrown ceramics and third place Calin Wheatley hand built ceramics Trunk honorable mentions Ains- ley Sheffer, Taylor Keehn, Milla Sanders, Lilli Minnis and Ella Titzer. Graphic Design: First place Tru James reduction print Juice sec- ond place Lainey Gillihan colored pencile letter honorable men- tions Braylen Booker, Milla Sanders, Heidi Breidenbaugh, Taylor Keehn and Zach White. LIBRARY HOSTS LEGAL PLANNING PROGRAM OAKLAND CITY The Oakland City Columbia Township Public Library lunch and learn series for seniors continues at noon June 9 with Planning for What Princeton attorney Pamela Partenheimer will lead an informational session highlighting the different and wide variety of legal forms you may need should you face a life changing event. This is an informational session only. No contact information will be collected by the presenter.

Seating is very limited and requires registration. Interested parties should call 812- 749-3559 in order to save a space. PATOKA UMC HOSTS COMMUNITY PICNIC JULY 2 PATOKA Patoka United Methodist church hosts an Independence Day picnic from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. July 2 at 104 Northeast Mill Street in Patoka, featuring free hot dogs and drinks, a bake sale, ice cream contest (bring your homemade ice bounce house, water slide inflatable, dunk tank and other features.

The congregation hopes to make it an annual event. The public is invited. BLUEBIRD PROGRAM JUNE 4 AT PATOKA RIVER NWR OAKLAND CITY Friends of Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge sponsor a program about bluebirds on at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 4. In case of inclement weather, the program will take place on June 11.

Besides the life history of the bluebird, retired school teacher Jerry Hunefeld will include information he has learned through 45 years of maintaining a bluebird trail in southwestern Dubois County. The hour-long program will take place on the Refuge at the Boyds Trail parking lot, just east of Snakey Point marsh. At the conclusion of the presentation, there will be a drawing for some bluebird boxes which were constructed and donated to this event by the Friends of the Patoka River NWR. The Boyds Trail parking lot is east of Oakland City and north of Ind 64 (watch for the brown Refuge signs on Ind. 64 directing you to Snake Point Approximately one-quarter mile east of Oakland City, turn north on CR 1275E.

In mile, bear left on CR 1300E which becomes gravel. Continue one mile to the parking area located on both sides of the road. MOTE, GLOVER IN CONCERT JUNE 10 OWENSVILLE Christian recording artists Gordon Mote and Austin Glover are featured in concert at 6:30 p.m. Friday, June 10 at the Owensville Carnegie Library park. Admission is a free will offering.

In the event of rain, the concert moves to Owensville Methodist Church. MOUNT OLYMPUS ALUMNI BANQUET JUNE 18 MOUNT OLYMPUS The 91st Mt. Olympus Alumni Banquet is June 18 at the Mt. Olympus Gym, beginning with a social hour at 4 p.m. followed by dinner at 5 p.m.

catered by Sanders of Jasper with by Jamie Schafer. Cost of the meal is $16 with reservation or $17 at the door. Anyone who has ever attended Mt. Olympus is welcome to attend. All reservations must be made by June 4, whether sending a check or paying at the door.

Mail to Mt. Olympus Alumni; P.O. Box 236; Princeton, IN 47670. Write the year of your graduating class on the check. For more information, call Malinda Gilbert at 812-385-6237.

EMGE RETIREES MEET FOR BREAKFAST FORT BRANCH Emge Packing Company retirement breakfast is every fifth Sunday of the year. Friends and former co-workers are welcome to join and reminisce. OC GOOD START MEETS THURSDAYS OAKLAND CITY Oakland City Good Start meets at the Oakland City-Columbia Township Library at 5:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of the month. The public is invited.

Contact 812-664-7235. EAGLES MEET ON TUESDAYS PRINCETON Worthy President Dave Perry invites all Eagle Aerie 361 members to attend monthly meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. GRIEFSHARE SESSIONS UNDERWAY PRINCETON New sessions for Griefshare resume every Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. in the home of Janene Michel. Griefshare is a ministry of The Remedy Church.

The program includes videos, discussion, and a weekly workbook activity. Griefshare is support for those who are grieving over the loss of a loved one, either recent or in the past. For more information contact Janene Michel at 812-664-0309 or pre-register at griefshare. org The Remedy Church, Cabin Group. OF MEETS 2ND, 4TH MONDAYS PRINCETON Princeton Knights of Columbus Council 1131 meet at 7 p.m.

every second and fourth Monday in the council chambers, 313 West Broadway Street, Princeton. The second monthly meeting (fourth Monday) is preceded by a meal at 6 p.m. Members are encouraged to attend. VFW POST, AUXILIARY SCHEDULE MONTHLY MEETINGS FORT BRANCH South Gibson Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2714 will meet the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at 7164 US 41 North, Fort Branch.

VFW Auxiliary will meet the third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. AUXILIARY MEETS FIRST TUESDAY PRINCETON American Legion Auxiliary Post 25 meets the first Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at the post home. BEEKEEPERS TO MEET FORT BRANCH Beekeepers of Southwest Indiana meet monthly at 6 p.m. at the Vincennes University Center in Fort Branch.

For specific dates, visit their Facebook page at Beekeepers.of.swin or phone 812-766-3277. ABATE MEETS SECOND SATURDAYS HAZLETON ABATE of County will meet the second Saturday of the month at noon at the Decker Tavern in Decker. For more information, call or text Christian Harper at 812-677-3852. PARKS BOARD MEETS FIRST WEDNESDAY OF MONTH PRINCETON The Gibson County Department of Parks and Recreation Board meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 6 p.m. (unless otherwise posted) at the Gibson County Extension Office, located at 203 S.

Prince Street, Suite Princeton. All meetings are open to the public. For more information, email the board at gibsoncountyin.gov. MASONS MEET 2ND, 4TH TUESDAYS PRINCETON Prince Lodge 231 Free and Accepted Masons meet the second and fourth Tuesday of every month with a meal at 6 p.m. Wives and children are welcome to the meal.

Meetings start at 7 p.m. For more information, call 812- 677-1765. BY THE PRINCETON CLARION EVANSVILLE The Evansville P-47 Founda- tion is has acquired a 1943 Chrysler M4A4 Sherman Tank which will be deliv- ered to the Evansville War- time Museum for public viewing in the summer. The tank has been restored and is fully operational. It was built by Detroit Tank Arsenal between July, 1942 and November 1943.

The tank served in the British Army and was in the Normandy Tank Museum in Catz, France until 2016, when it was imported back to the Unit- ed States and donated to the American G.I. Muse- um in College Station, Texas. contribu- tions to the WWII ef fort included the conversion of the Chr ysler Motors plant to the Evansville Ordinance Plant, where 5,662 Sherman tanks and military trucks were refur- bished and tested. Over 250 businesses in Evans- ville produced more than 300 war time products, including the Republic Aviation P-47 Thunderbolt fighter planes for which the foundation is named. The Sherman Tank will be on display alongside the Hoosier Spirit II P-47 Thunderbolt, a 1940 Boe- ing Stearman, and many other war era artifacts at the Evansville War time Museum at 7503 Peters- burg Road in Evansville from noon to 4 p.m.

Thurs- day through Sunday. The foundation contin- ues to work to raise funds for both the Hoosier Spirit II P-47 and the new Sher- man Tank. To contribute, visit Evansville P-47 Foun- website at www. p47foundation.org or stop by any Evansville Teach- ers Federal Credit Union location. Martin wins best of show in PCHS exhibit photo provided Sara Martin is shown with her best of show glue print creation, P-47 Foundation, Evansville museum acquire 1943 Chrysler Sherman tank EVENTS MEETINGS HELP WANTED The Gibson County Sheriff's Office is taking applications for the following positions: Full-time Corrections Officer (Jail) Applications can be picked up at the Gibson County Sheriff's Office at 112 E.

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