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Page 4B THE BEACON August 2019 YORKVILLE & GUILFORD By Laura Keller Community Correspondent yorkville@goBEACONnews.com While school is out until August for many children, one local student is hitting the books this summer. Peter Lewis Jr. from Peter Lewis Jr. Guilford joined outstanding students from high schools across the nation to participate in an academic and careeroriented development experience at Johns Hopkins University. He is attending the National Youth Leadership Forum: Advanced Medicine and Health Care, an Envision family program that provides students the opportunity to explore their interest and experience learning beyond the O ur classroom. Peter hopes to pursue a career in the medical field as a dermatologist, pediatrician, or an emergency/ trauma surgeon. Peter, a rising Junior at Oldenburg Academy, was selected to attend because of his outstanding academics (3.970/4.0 GPA) combined with an interest in the medical field. In addition to his academic achievements, he is a member of the Oldenburg Academy (OA) student council, certified lifeguard, participates in the OA swim and track teams, and is employed at a fast food restaurant. Congratulations, Peter! Trey Gellert, a member of Purdue University’s Veterinary Science Doctoral Class of 2020, participated in the traditional White Coat Ceremony on April 7, 2019. Trey, along with 81 CARSON’S LUMBERMILL What we wood do for you! Custom Sawing • Kiln Drying • Mill Work Hardwood Flooring • Lumber • Live Edge Slabs 25852 Schantz Rd • Sunman, IN 47041 812-623-MILL (6455) • www.carsonslumbermill.com A FULL SERvICE SAwMILL • 30+ YEARS ExpERIENCE Communities Trey Gellert earned his white coat in veterinary school. members of his class, received his white coat marking the passage of third-year veterinary students from the classroom to the clinics. Clinics started in May 2019 and conclude with graduation in May 2020. Trey is the son of Laura and Gary Gellert who reside on Sawdon Ridge Road. Keep up the excellent work, Trey! I’m always amazed at how much litter lies along our beautiful countryside. This winter, I noticed the plethora of garbage on York Ridge Road and was thrilled to see that a cleanup day is scheduled for Saturday, July 13, from 9 A.M. until noon. Volunteers are needed! If you can help, please park at 5311 York Ridge Road. During this time, York Ridge Road will be closed from the intersection of York Ridge Road and Washington Street to the 5300 block of York Ridge Road. Thanks to the Miller- York Volunteer Fire Department for making this area safe by handling traffic during this time. I would love to feature you in my next article! If you have news in the Yorkville/Guilford area you’d like me to share, please contact me at yorkville@ goBEACONnews.com. BATESVILLE By Sue Siefert Community Correspondent batesville@goBEACONnews.com Music and Arts in the ’Ville The Batesville Music and Arts Festival celebrated its forty-sixth year of bringing together local artists, eateries, and entertainment as festivalgoers traveled to the’ Ville for three evenings of entertainment. The Indianapolis-based Endless Summer Band, “ESB” brought the party on June 19 as guests enjoyed tunes from the 1950s through the musical favorites of today. ESB is in its 27th year of entertaining audiences across the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean – and the longtime local favorite launched the fest in grand fashion. The twenty-first annual Batesville Area Arts Council’s Community Art Show reception was held at the downtown library with artists on hand along with their works and awards on display. Later, Thursday’s entertainment returned to Liberty Park with Disney’s “Aladdin” presented with the following cast members: Lily Gellenbeck, Mikaela Gutzwiller, Toccoa Filice, Delia Filice, Olivia Leising, Sophia Leising, Leo Canessa, Maddie Schrand, Mary Hunter, Olivia Phebus, Gabe Yunger, Rose Yunger, Vincent Keck, Endless Summer Band entertained despite rainy weather. (Photo courtesy of The Herald-Tribune) Quinn Keck, Mary Kara Wanstrath, Zoie Coffey and Caroline Tan. Nancy Huey served as the Broadway Kids director, while the production was directed and produced by Shannon Mullins. The Cincinnati Queen City Chamber Orchestra was up next with melodies as entertainment continued into the evening. On Friday festival-goers enjoyed an evening mix of rock and country tunes as local rockers, Rob Bruns, Mark Burkert, Brian Daeger, Don Lamping, Jeff Lecher, Scott Lecher, and Bryan Messer of Nuttin’ Fancy took the stage and kept the toe-tapping and dancing going late into the evening. A festival would not be complete without good eats, and local eateries did not disappoint! This entertainment extravaganza was offered through the planning efforts of the Mayor’s Committee for the Performing Arts with sponsorships from area businesses, organizations and individuals’ freewill donations. Three nights of music and arts… another reason that “you can’t beat Batesville!” That’s Sue’s news for now! FREE HEARING AID TRIALS ALL THIS WEEK! Schedule your FREE hearing consultation* this week, and during your visit hear the immediate before and after benefits of the latest hearing technology, right in our office. 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August 2019 THE BEACON Page 5B DOVER By Rhonda Trabel Community Correspondent O ur Communities dover@goBEACONnews.com Even though Memorial Day has passed, I felt it necessary to acknowledge the services that took place at St John’s Cemetery in Dover, part of All Saints Parish. Members of North Dearborn Legion, Post 452, of New Alsace performed the ceremony assisted by Boy Scout troop 646. Members of the color guard are Jim Wagner, Kelly Joerger, Cory Joerger, Bob Graf, Mark Kraus, Tim Kraus, Albert Kraus, Larry Hoffbauer, and Ed Graf. Other members pictured are Ed Friedhoff (Chaplain), Don Feller, Loran Hoffmeier, Denny Kraus, Art LeGrand, Larry GREENDALE By Gloria Carter Community Correspondent greendale@goBEACONnews.com As always Judge Humphrey gave a very impressive Memorial Day speech at the Greendale Cemetery. The Judge spoke about a soldier named Joshua Shaw. Joshua, who was born in England, came to America and was raising his family when he joined the 37 regiment of Indiana to fight in the Civil War. He died at the battle of Stone River at the age of 33. His headstone can be found in the veteran’s section of the cemetery. It was nice to see our cemetery filled with lots of supporters honoring our Veterans on a special day. It seems that summer has just begun and the Fourth of July has already passed. Several events and activities took place on the Fourth in Greendale. I will share the winners in my next Beacon article. With the warm weather upon us, many families are enjoying camping. Andy and Jan Lawson and their dog Lady of Greendale are experienced campers. They have visited the Grand Canyon twenty times and hiked it seventeen of those times. Their travels have also taken them to the New River in WV, Yosemite National Park, South Dakota, Texas, Red River Gorge in Members of the color guard are Jim Wagner, Kelly Joerger, Cory Joerger, Bob Graf, Mark Kraus, Tim Kraus, Albert Kraus, Larry Hoffbauer, and Ed Graf. Other members pictured are Ed Friedhoff( Chaplain), Don Feller, Loran Hoffmeier, Denny Kraus, Art LeGrand, Larry Gutzwiller (Commander), Lawrence Joerger, and Larry Hoff. Gutzwiller (Commander), Lawrence Joerger, and Larry Hoff. We thank these men and those fallen for their service to this country so that we may live our lives the way we choose, in freedom. Congratulations to Denny (Doc) Gaynor on his retirement from Premier Construction in Cincinnati. After 45 plus years, you deserve a Kentucky and several state parks in Indiana. Many of their twenty years of camping have been spent in a tent, but just recently they purchased a remodeled 1958 camper. Don’t forget to visit one of the state parks of Indiana. One of my favorite state parks in Indiana is Spring Mill in Mitchell, IN near Bedford. This park is only a hundred miles away. A Gus Grissom Memorial Museum is located at the entrance and features an authentic space capsule. The park has a working grist mill that grinds corn into cornmeal that you can purchase. My favorite part of the park is the Pioneer Village along the creek where one can walk back in time. You can also experience a boat ride in one of the Twin Caves. I am hopeful that we will be back to normal on my end of the street by the time you read this article. Every one of the construction workers has been working hard to finish this phase of the project, but long-term vacation! Get well wishes for a speedy recovery go out to both Ruth Gaynor and Richard (Dick) Gaynor. All Saints Parish Festtival at St. John the Baptist Campus will be July 20-21 starting Saturday 5 P.M. until midnight. Sunday festivities are 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. Food stands, kiddie land, raffles, Andy and Jan Lawson and their dog Lady. the rain has hindered their progress. On Apr. 30 Ethan Hall celebrated his twenty-first birthday at a downtown restaurant in Lawrenceburg. Ethan is the son of David and Chris Hall and grandson of Judy Hall of Greendale. A large group of family and friends enjoyed the evening celebrating Ethan’s birthday. Lots of fun was had by all. Happy birthday to Jake Carter on Aug. 1! Greg & Tina Connolly, Ken and Rhonda Trabel, Bob and Marlene Graf, Larry and Linda Gutzwiller, Larry and Pat Hoffbauer, Joe and Cheryl Lieland, and Kenny and Connie Webb vacationed in Virginia Beach.. basket raffles, and a beer garden both days with the chicken dinner on Sunday (11 A.M. – 5 P.M.) Carry-outs are available. Don’t miss the religious exhibit focusing on the Holy Land and the Rosary- very moving. So come and join the fun and eat the best fried chicken in the area (of course at all three festivals). See ad on pg. 9B. A group of seven couples from the Dover area took a bus tour to Virginia Beach NICOLE & JOHN WUESTEFELD in early June. We had oceanfront rooms, toured the Nauticus museum, Battleship Wisconsin, Aquarium in Virginia Beach, Historic Williamsburg, and a river cruise on the Spirit of Norfolk. Despite a few rainy days, a good time was had by all. A photo of the entire bus group will be featured in the vacation section of a future edition of the Beacon. Please email me with stories about Dover or news to dover@goBEACONnews.com A Family Tradition Since 1800’s QUALITY SERVICE • COMPASSION • DEDICATION 25615 STATE ROUTE 1 • DOVER, IN (812) 576-4301 WWW.ANDRES-WUESTEFELDFH.COM REACH FOR THE STARS with DEAN REGAS Tuesday, July 23 2 PM Lawrenceburg Public Library 6 PM North Dearborn Branch Don’t miss this visit by Dean Regas, renowned astronomer for the Cincinnati Observatory. Dean shows you how to safely view the sun through a solar projector! www.lpld.lib.in.us Try Our New Entrees! 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