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W E L C O M E T O
Saint Joseph Catholic Church J A N U A R Y 1 5 , 2 0 1 7 Jasper, Indiana
Schedules can be found on page 4
God of all, we pray as one, that we may be one, just as the Lord Jesus prayed we may be one in Him. Your son Jesus compels us to be reconciled to one another. May our spirits be joined to your Holy Spirit, that we may witness to the visible unity of your Church. May we all recognize that we are truly one with you, Father, Son and Holy Spirit and grow together in peace. We ask this in the name of Jesus our Lord.
Amen
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The people of Saint Joseph Parish are called to be a faith-filled family who forgive freely, act justly, love tenderly and walk humbly with God.
CONTACT US 1029 Kundek Street ● Jasper, Indiana 47546
Phone: 812-482-1805 ● Fax: 812-482-1814
Website: www.SaintJosephJasper.org
Facebook: St Joe Jasper Twitter: stjoejasper
Email: [email protected]
Pastor Reverend Raymond Brenner [email protected]
Associate Pastors
Reverend William Traylor [email protected]
Reverend Crispine “Cris” Adongo [email protected]
Healing Ministry Sister Carolyn Bouchard, SP [email protected]
Deacon
Reverend Mr. Levi Schnellenberger [email protected]
Parish Catechetical Leaders Pam Freyberger, DRE, PCL [email protected]
Mike Hagerdon, CRE, PCL [email protected]
St. John Bosco Youth Ministry Angie Greulich…………812-481-2442 [email protected]
Parish Manager Jane Gehlhausen [email protected]
COMMISSION
REPRESENTATIVES
Christine Brinkman……Parish Council Julie Stone.………….………....Education Dan Fritch………………………….Finance Fr. William Traylor…….…………..Liturgy Moises Basilio……………..Intercultural Lynn Scheu..…………..Social Concerns Angie Greulich……………………….Youth
PARISH CENTER
BUSINESS HOURS
Mon - Thurs: 8:00 a.m.– 8:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m.
PASTORAL STAFF
Call 812-482-1805 or Email:
To request prayers or
join the prayer line.
Prayer changes lives.
Let us pray for you
or a loved one.
RECONCILIATION
SCHEDULE
Wednesday 7:30 am till 8:00 am Mass
Thursday following 6:30 pm Mass
Saturday 11:00 am – 12:00 Noon
and by appointment.
Wel c o m e to Sa in t J o s eph Ca tho l i c Ch urch
J a n u a r y
16 Mentor Challenge
25-29 Pilgrimage for Life
28 The Hoot
February
04 9th Grade Confirma#on
Spectacular
15 Deanery Graduates with Bishop
17-20 Teens Encounter Christ
19 Confirma#on Mass 11 AM
March
01 Ash Wednesday
12 8th Grade Confirma#on retreat
17-19 Source + Summit
18 Feast of Saint Joseph—
Celebra#ng Saint Mother
Theodore and our 175th Anniversary of Catholic Educa#on
19 First Communion mini-retreat
April
14 Good Friday
16 Easter Sunday
21-24 Light of the World Retreat -
Divine Mercy weekend
29-30 First Communion weekend
May
06 Faithful Watchman Awards &
High School Seniors Dinner
25 Ascension of Jesus—Holy Day
June
04 Parish Picnic
04–10 Catholic Heart Work Camp
13-16 Vaca#on Bible School 26-28 Rock Your Faith
August
15 Assump#on of Mary—Holy Day
July
06-10 One Bread One Cup
21-24 Teens Encounter Christ
September
6 - Opening Religious Educa#on for middle/high school with PJ Anderson
November
01 All Saint’s Day—Holy Day
10-13 Light of the World Retreat -
23 Thanksgiving Day Feast
Confession has benefits. Here are ten
1. Confidentiality guaranteed.
2. Housekeeping for the soul. 3. A balm for the desire for re-venge. When you have been forgiven you can forgive others. If the perfect Jesus forgives me, who am I to want to avenge the slights in my life. Think: “Why did they promote him over me?’ or “Mom played favorites!”
4. Low cost therapy. 5. Forced time to think. 6. Contribution toward world peace. 7. A better neighborhood. 8. Realistic self-perception. 9. One more benefit of being Catholic. 10. Closeness to God.
PERMANENT DEACON CLASS
Is God calling you to more ac#ve
service to His people? Do you know
someone who might answer this call
to a ministry of service? Applicants
are being sought for a new class of
men considering a voca#on as per-
manent deacons. Classes will begin
in September, 2017 and those to be
ordained will do so in 2022. If you, or
someone you know, would like more
informa#on, please a$end one of the
following mee#ngs.
Applica#ons will be available.
¨ Thursday.-Jan. 26 –6:30pm/St.
John Parish Center, Vincennes
¨ Monday-Jan. 30-7:00pm/Saint
Joseph Parish Center, Jasper
¨ Tuesday-Jan. 31-6:30pm/
Catholic Center, Evansville
(All !mes are Local Times)
Applicants must be prac#cing Catho-lics living in the Diocese of Evansville between the ages of 31 and 60. For ques#ons, email Deacon David Seibert at [email protected] or call 812-423-1721.
T H E H O O T
H E L P S U P P O R T
H O LY T R I N I T Y
C AT H O L I C S C H O O L
Raffle #ckets will be on sale ($1.00
per #cket) a*er Saturday Mass and
between Sunday Masses from 8:30-
11:00 the weekend of Jan. 21-22 in
back of Saint Joseph Church for the
HOOT’S WHOO WHOO
WON IT DRAWING
You purchase the #ckets and decide
in which prize box(es) to put your
#ckets. Bring your small return ad-
dress labels for ease labeling. The
drawing will be on Saturday, January
28, 2017. Winners will be no#fied on
January 29. There are many prizes,
to many to men#on. Get your #ckets
and join the fun.
Raffle license #142833
CATHOLIC TEACHING ON MIGRATION
Principle 1: Persons have the right
to find opportuni#es in their home-
land. All persons have the right to
find in their own countries the eco-
nomic, poli#cal, and social opportu-
ni#es to live in dignity and achieve
a full life through the use of their
God-given gi*s. In this context, work that provides a just, living
wage is a basic human need. Learn
more at:
jus!ceforimmigrants.org
Monda y, Jan 16 , 2 017 3:30pm Youth Choir Rehearsal 6 :30pm Communion & L iberat ion 7 :00pm LOTW P rayer Group
Tuesda y, Jan 17 , 2 017 4 :30pm Finance Commiss ion
Wednesday, Jan 18 , 2 017 3:30pm Fa ith A dventures 7 :00pm Hispanic M in is try 7 :00pm Midd le/High School R. E.
Thursda y, Jan 19 , 2 017 3:30pm Youth Choir Rehearsal 6 :00pm B ib le Timel ine S tudy
Saturda y, Jan 2 1 , 2 017 1 1 :00am His panic M in is try Retreat
Sunday, Jan 22 , 2 017 10 :00am Youth Choir Rehearsal 10 : 10am Fr iends of Jesus 10 : 15 am RCIA 7 :00pm 2 017 Men's CRHP
THIS WEEK
IN OUR PARISH
CENTER Monday: January 16, 2017 8:00am………………………………….…Elisabeth Ernst 6:30pm……………………..……...……..…..…..Paul Seidl Tuesday: January 17, 2017 St. Anthony 8:00am………………………Michael “Mick” Reynolds 6:30pm………………..….………………...…...Ronald Cox Wednesday: January 18, 2017 8:00am………………….….…………..……Louis J. Korff 12:05pm……………...…Mary Ann (Barkley) Porter 6:30pm…………………..…..Religious Ed. Adoration Thursday: January 19, 2017 8:00am…………………….………...…Florence Gardner 6:30pm………………….St. Anns Living & Deceased Members
Friday: January 20, 2017 St. Fabian & St. Sebastian 8:00am…………………………………………Richard Wehr
Saturday: January 21, 2017 St. Agnes 8:00am…….…………………………………Francis Herbig 4:00pm……………………Norbert J. Spellmeyer, Sr.
Sunday: January 22, 2017 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:00am……………………………..People of the Parish 7:30am……………Frank & Minnie Nordhoff Family Living & Deceased 9:00am…………….………….....…Mary June Nordhoff 11:00am………………………………….….Alvin Mehringer
Baptism of: Aurora Cathleen Luker
1:00pm…………………………...……………...…En Español
MASS INTENTIONS
LITURGICAL MINISTERS ● JANUARY 21 & 22, 2017
Time Eucharistic Ministers
Servers Senior Servers
Lectors Cantors/
Choirs Offertory Gift
Bearers
Saturday
4:00
Priest B6, Barb Lorey, Les Lorey, Marge Jahn, Dorothy Hall, Laverne Lechner, Sylvia Metzger, Patrick Lottes, Ann Arvin, Open, Open, Open
Keyauna Armstrong
Dean Buechler
Matthew Lottes
Jim Arvin Rose Rasche
Nancy Teder
Family of: Norbert J.
Spellmeyer, Sr.
Sunday 7:30
Vicki Welp, Patty Hoffman, Sandy Smith, Sydney Traylor, Joe Seal, Sue Seal, Andrea Hurm, Christine Brink-man, Patrick Eckerle, Cheryl Gadlage, Meagan Hoffman
Adam Schwartz Ashton Schuetter
Patty Hoffman Ambrose Hoffman
Family of:
Frank & Minnie Nordhoff
Sunday 9:00
Sharon Sermersheim, Jan Rubino, Jane Betz, Tom Betz, Deb & Tom Nord-hoff, Joyce Kreilein, Rita Rasche, Carol Sanders, Lillian Sickbert, Greg Beck
Josh Schoenbachler
Mason Schoenbachler
Adam Betz Judy Bennett Brenda Barth
Nancy Teder
Family of: Mary June Nordhoff
Sunday 11:00
Lou Burgan, Doug Faulkner, Nichole Faulkner, Terrie Keusch, Jo Rean Hoff-man, Patty Brosmer, Bernard Fallon, Michael L Hagerdon, Kay A. Hagerdon, Michelle Johnson, Cindi Jones
Caleb Hayden Philip Hayden
Benjamin Hayden
Suellen Seng Bob Vogler
Youth Choir Family of:
Alvin Mehringer
CATHOLIC MEN’S CONFERENCE OF WESTERN KENTUCKY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2017 River Park Center, Owensboro, Ky. Keynote speaker His Eminence, Timothy Cardinal Dolan,
Archbishop of New York. Featuring Father Larry Richards
Priest EWTN Radio Host, The Reason for Our Hope Foundation
tickets are $30 and can be purchased at http://kycatholic.com
JANUARY 7 & 8, 2017
Direct Deposits—Electronic…………………...…………………………………...………………...$ 725.00 Weekend Collection.……………………………………………….……………………………….……...$ 14,844.49 Amount Needed for the Budget……………………………………………………………………...$ 20,011.49 Difference for the Sunday……………………………………………………………………….........$ - 4,442.00 Difference Year-to-Date…………………………………………………………………….…...…..…$ - 1,586.90
Dubois County Community Meals/Backpack Buddies…………………………………….$ 1,682.91
Can you imagine what kind of response I would get if I
asked my three children, "Who would like to volunteer
to clean up the kitchen a*er dinner today?" Six eyeballs
staring at me like I had two heads! If I couch my re-
quest in terms of volunteerism, I have suggested that
they don't have any real ownership in this ma$er. Per-
haps they do some#mes think that their mother and I
are simply hired hands to take care of them, but rest
assured, I have not received a paycheck for services
rendered lately.
When you and I give a dona#on of blood, we volunteer
our #me and blood to the Red Cross. The Red Cross
does not employ most of us, nor do we own a part of
the Red Cross. We can only volunteer ourselves for the
cause.
As parishioners we are part of a parish family. We be-
long to our parish community. We do not visit on a Sun-
day morning, since we cannot visit a place that is home.
The call of the body of Christ occurs in every parish and
our response should be that of the psalmist, "Here am
I, Lord; I come to do your will." Real stewardship never
counts the cost and never asks for volunteers. We step
forward because we belong to something greater than
ourselves and the head of that community is Jesus.
A*er dinner at my house, someone needs to clean up
the kitchen. In your parish community, someone needs
to respond to the call of Jesus. In both cases, no volun-
teers are needed. We will rely on family instead.
Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
Y O U R O F F E R I N G S
For the week of January 15th
:
Pray the rosary for those who are
hungry in the world.
For the week of January 22nd
:
Read slowly Psalm 51.
For the week of January 29th
:
Invite a friend or family member
to accompany you to Mass.
B E B O L D
BEYOND SUNDAY
is living one’s Faith daily.
These sugges!ons help all
of us to both deepen and
demonstrate what follow-
ing Jesus looks like today.
We want to live our Faith
beyond Sunday throughout
2017!
JANUARY 15, 2017
2nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
"Now I have seen and testified that he is the Son of God." John the Baptist had an im-portant message to impart. He was called by God to prepare the people of Israel to recog-nize Jesus' true identity. In a sense, he helped establish credibility for Christ by con-firming that he was in fact the Messiah. Jesus didn't just have to claim it on his own; John al-so "testified" to the fact. We, of course, also benefit from the witness of John the Baptist rec-
orded for us in the Gospels. And we have additional wit-nesses from the rest of the people throughout the Gospels who knew and recognized Jesus as the Son of God. But we also have the benefit of two thou-sand years of Church history! We have countless testimonies of saints and believers throughout the centuries who have known Jesus in their own lives and acted accordingly.
This raises two questions. First, are we willing to believe these testimonies from those who have gone before us? Consider
how much credence we give to the experiences and the stories of our forefathers and fore-mothers in the faith--whether they are blood relatives or members of the larger com-munion of saints. Sometimes these personal accounts of coming to know the Lord are much more powerful than any "proof" or intellectual proposal about Christianity. They do re-quire a degree of faith and trust, but they nonetheless provide us with real evidence about the impact of being close to Christ.
F 0 R R E F L E C T I O N
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Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
To be true followers of Jesus today
also includes embracing his teaching
about nonviolence.
- POPE FRANCIS
VISIT THE WEBSITE
www. saintjohnboscoyouthministry.
wordpress.com/
Complete schedule and event informa#on!
Bosco Youth Ministry is a Catholic youth ministry for all middle and high school teens in Ireland and Jasper, Indiana. High School meets on Sunday evenings from 6pm to 8pm and Middle School has monthly events. Check out our Facebook page (Saint John Bosco Youth Ministry) for details about our mee#ngs, trips and upcoming events.
For more info, contact Angie Greulich,
via text/call her at 812 639 4227
or email her at [email protected]
#HighSchoolYouthNight will not
meet on Christmas or New Year’s
weekend.
#FeedMeWednesdays: No Feed Me Wednesdays in December. We will start up again in January at the Bosco House. Dinner/5:30pm-6:30pm.
#BoscoBagels is every last Tuesday of the month for high school students.
RESUMES IN JANUARY
Bosco will pay for your bagel from 7AM to 7:30AM at Azura. No need to RSVP. Just show up for breakfast with friends!
MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH
à January 29: Middle School Event/HS Youth are leaders.
BOSCO YOUTH MINISTRY
Saint Joseph has been a leader in
Catholic Educa!on
in Southwest Indiana
since 1842.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
CLASSES
WEDNESDAY
Food @ 6:30 Classes @ 7:00
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church 6
CONFIRMATION SPECTACULAR
Current 9th Grade Students
Saturday, February 4 1:00—5:30 pm Eastern
This is a Diocese sponsored event for all 9th Grade Students.
Forms will be sent home from religious education.
Call Mike: 812-482-1805 X 210
We will kick off the 2017 Catholic
Schools week with the HOOT on Sat-
urday, January 28th. This event is
held at the Klub Haus and is an even-
ing of food, fellowship and fun in
support of Holy Trinity Catholic
School. The evening starts at
5:30PM with dinner being served at
6:30PM. If you have not had a
chance to purchase a #cket, there is
s#ll #me! Tickets are $30 and can be
purchased at the Central Campus
(Precious Blood) office. Thank you to
our HOOT Commi$ee and all the
Dubois County donors and beyond
that have helped to make this event
a success!
As always, we thank you for your
con#nued support of Holy Trinity
Catholic School. As we focus on the
mission and vision of our school, we
realize that we could not do it with-
out the constant support of our Du-
bois County Catholic Community.
Again, blessings to each of you in
2017 and beyond
A NOTE FROM:
TYLER LEMEN
PRINCIPAL
HOLY TRINITY
CATHOLIC SCHOOL
How are you going to spend
your summer!?!?
Sign ups for the following HIGH
SCHOOL summer trips are at the
Bosco House. If you would like
Angie to add you to any of them,
send her a text or a facebook
message. (A deposit of $100 is re-
quired to secure your spot
and spots are limited so plan ear-
ly! Scholarships are available and
are administered on a first come,
first serve basis.)
¨ Catholic Heart Work Camp:
June 4-10, Knoxville, TN with music
by the one and only--PJ ANDERSON!
¨ One Bread, One Cup:
July 6-10, St. Meinrad, IN
¨ Notre Dame Vision:
July 17-21, Notre Dame, IN (Deadline
to register is March 1st)
**For more details on any of the
above conferences, call or text
Angie at 812 639 4227 or at 812
481 2442 or email her
WE ARE BACK AT THE K OF C!!
Come join Fr. William Traylor for
another dynamic discussion. Al-
ways a learning experience. The
topic will be:
CONSCIENCE: DO I FOLLOW IT?
Join the:
FUN, FELLOWSHIP AND WISDOM
this will allow us to tap into some
new knowledge about our faith.
We will meet Tuesday, January 17,
7:30 at the K of C.
Ques#ons?
call Samantha at :
812-631-0976
:
TAP N2 THEOLOGY
M E N T O R
C H A L L E N G E
Extending a hand of care
Saint Joseph is in the pilot phase and working to form a Mentor pro-gram. As a mentor you will be asked to walk with an individual or family and to help them be$er understand the customs, standards and lan-guage.
Saint Joseph and Jasper is built on the hard work of immigrants. Just a few genera#ons ago a group of Ger-mans moved to Dubois County, they did not speak the language, they did not know the culture and their Church ac#vely reached out and wel-comed them. Father Joseph Kundek was the answer to their prayers.
Find out more, Monday, January 16,
6:30 PM, Room 302, E-mail:
S A I N T J O S E P H
A n n o u n c e s
Mass in a Contemporary format
SUNDAYS AT 6:00 PM EASTERN
February 5, 2017
through
May 28, 2017
NOW TRAINING: Eucharis#c Minis-
ters. Lectors and Youth/Adult Altar
Servers. Seeking musicians to share
their talents. Call the Parish Center
to get involved, Father Traylor,
812-482-1805 Extension 109.
FAMILY OF THE MONTH
The Jasper Knights of Columbus has officially brought back the Family of the Month program. Each month, we will name a family we caught “doing something right.” We are looking to identify member families who demonstrate an authentic Christian lifestyle. If you have some-one you would like to nominate for this honor, please email our Family Director: [email protected], or call Chad at 812-630-6656.
Each month, the Supreme Council in New Have, Connecticut draws at random, 100 names from Family of the Month submissions, to each re-ceive a Holy Family plaque. We do this, to celebrate family, and to edify our membership.
Please join us in congratulating our newest Families of the Month of January, the David and Anita Seger Family.
March 18, 2017 We will spend the day celebrating the 175th anniversary of the opening of Saint Joseph School, the first Mission School estab-lished by Saint Mother Theodore and the Sisters of Providence.
There will be multiple activities that day including Mass at 4:00 pm, Bishop Thompson, Cele-brant. A donor has also funded a presentation on the life of Saint Mother Theodore.
It will be a great day in our histo-ry. Save the date now. More infor-mation will be here soon.
L E N T 2 0 1 7
BEGINS
ASH WEDNESDAY
MARCH 1
6:30 PM MASS
WILL BE MULTI LINGUAL
ENDS
HOLY THURSDAY
APRIL 13
HAPPY TOGETHER
MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT
Wednesdays during Lent
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Fridays during Lent
33 DAYS TO MERCIFUL LOVE
Sunday mornings during Lent
SPECIAL PENANCE SERVICES
Times will be announced
Pray + Fast + Serve + Repent
C AT H O L I C D I V O R C E
S U R V I VA L M I N I S T RY
Saint Mary’s in Hun#ngburg will be
hos#ng the Catholic’s Divorce Survival
on Tuesday evenings from 6:00 -
7:30pm, beginning February 7, 2017
in the ac#vity center. You will learn
to work through the emo#ons of sep-
ara#on & divorce, experience person-
al healing . If you are interested con-
tact St. Mary’s at 812-683-2372 or
email Rachel at [email protected] or
just show up at the first session.
Come see if this is a good fit for you.
There is no fee to par#cipate. An op-
#onal book/journal is available for
purchase that goes along with the
program.
E N G A G E D E N C O U N T E R
Are you engaged and searching
for an in-depth and personal
marriage preparation experi-
ence? Join us for an Engaged En-
counter weekend on FEBRUARY
11-12, APRIL 29-30, or SEPTEM-
BER 16-17, 2017, at the Sarto
Retreat Center in Evansville! En-
gaged Encounter is a weekend
retreat with other engaged cou-
ples that affords time alone to-
gether to plan for marriage.
Trained facilitators lead the pro-
gram. For more information and
to register, please visit:
www.charitiesevv.org/
engaged-encounter.html
or call Catholic Charities
at 812-423-5456.
ANGEL TREE PROJECT 2016
Thank you to everyone who helped make the 2016 Toy Drive a huge suc-cess. With your help we were able to make sure that 191 families and 592 children had a wonderful Christmas. Each child received two toys. Your support and generosity made all of this possible. God Bless you all!
We need to thank a lot to wonderful people who helped us on this year project. Thank you to a very special couple who for years helped our pro-gram with a memorial donation for their deceased family members. Thank you to another lovely lady who made a donation for her deceased family. It was greatly appreciated.
Thank you to the many volunteers who helped us this year! To the Group That Tagged the angels, to the ladies who put the angels on the trees at all the masses. To the Boy Scouts and individuals who helped carry all of the gift bags down on distribution day,. For the girls who worked the registra-tion table, to the runners who brought out bags for the families. Also a very big thank you for the gentleman that was a jack of all trades who helped us by doing whatever needed to be done on distribution day!
Our parish is a compassionate parish full of wonderful and caring people!! Because of your support 592 children had a fantastic Christmas. You have all answered Gods call.
The Angel Tree Committee
We e k o f P r a y e r f o r C h r i s t i a n U n i t y
From January 18th through the 25th, Christians all over the
world will join together in prayer, asking that God make the
Church united in the way God wills and at the time God wills.
Will you join them in prayer and meditation?
Go to http://www.geii.org/
week_of_prayer_for_christian_unity/prayer_worship/
daily_scripture_and_prayer_guide.html
and find daily Scripture readings and meditations for this week.
If you aren't able, please find some way to pray for the unity of
Christians.
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APARTMENTS
SUNSET LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANERS
218 Third Ave., Jasper (812) 482-6333
Brian J. Woebkenberg M.D.• General Orthopaedics • Performing New Anterior Hip Surgery • Specialized in Sports Medicine
695 W 2nd Street, Jasper, IN 47546
(812) 996-5950 For appointment, no referral needed
Visit on the web at Woebkenbergorthopaedics.com Or on Facebook
BOB LUEGERS
1050 Wernsing Road • PO Box 787Jasper, IN 47546
BOBLUEGERS.COM
101 CountryFM 100.9
Country Roads w/Fr. Joe • Sunday Mornings@ 7:00 AM
TV Holy Mass
Sundays @ 11AM
Commercial - Industrial - Residential - Custom Millwork
1060 Third Avenue
Jasper, Indiana 47546
Phone: (812) 482-1125
Fax: (812) 482-9490
www.jasperlumberonline.com
Hoosier Business Machines, Inc.
812-482-3736HILLIARD LYONS
Investment Insight Since 1854™
Southgate Ctr. | 269 S. Hwy 231 Jasper IN 47546
812-482-7276 | 1-800-253-7276
SECURITIES OFFERED BY J.J.B. HILLIARD, WI, LYONS, LLC. MEMBER NYSE, FINRA & SIPC
Scott A. Beckman, M.D. Steven K. Hopf, M.D. Megan A. Isaacs, M.D. Farah Rivera Snyder, M.D. Kristin S. Werne, M.D. Alison S. Hart, FNP-C Lindsey J. Knepp, FNP-C Tara M. Knight, FNP-C Holly J. Zehr, FNP-C
613 Dorbett St. • Jasper, IN 47546 812-481-2229 • Fax 812-482-3993
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Arbor Pointe Condos
“Fine Living”
Gary J. Hopf Construction, LLC
812-630-0117
CONSTRUCTIONHammering it out Since 1982
4591 N. 550 W., Jasper, IN 47546 482-5956
Werner Sawmill Inc.GRADE LUMBER
PALLET DIMENSION3545 North 550 West • Jasper, IN 47546
Kevin - Sawmill Manager (812) 634-9444 • Fax: (812) 482-4883
Tim - Timber Buyer Luke - Trucking Dept. Cell: 630-6354 Cell: 630-6356
WerWeWererer
812-482-1041 www.jasperengines.com
JAMES SCHOENBACHLER CONSTRUCTION LLC
Building and Remodeling Woodworking & more717 East 15th Street, Jasper, IN 47546 Cell: (812) 630-2026 Home: (812) 634-6130
All Your Home Improvement Needs!
INDUSTRIAL • JANITORIAL • HEALTHCARE
1.800.827.7430 812.634.2501
fax: 812.634.2601
2350 Terry Lane, Jasper, IN 47546
www.tomslga.com
BEST FOR LE$$Painting Services: Guaranteed Results
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
AT REASONABLE PRICES
P.O. Box 849, Jasper, IN 47547-0849
Doug Schmitt owner (812) 482-9653
Interior Exterior
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Hear Better. Live Better.
332 3rd Avenue
Jasper, IN 47546www.bartleyshearingaidcenter.com
Locally Owned & Friendly Service
Call us for a FREE consultation today.
(812) 482-6101
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Medicare Supplements
JASPER SURGICAL ASSOCIATES, L.L.C.General/Vascular/Weight Loss/Laparoscopic
Screening Colonoscopy
Dr. Kemker, Jr, Dr. Vennekotter, Dr. Kurucz
721 W. 13th St., Ste. 220
812-482-4494
O ce 812.482.5072
901 Newton Street, Jasper, IN 47546
www.kerstienshomes.com
ce 812.482.50
JASPER PEDIATRICS 721 W. 13th Street - Suite 321, Jasper, IN 47546 Phone - (812) 996-7918 • Fax - (812) 996-1644
Michael E. Ruff, M.D., F.A.A.P. Douglas A. Bies, M.D., F.A.A.P.
Kathirene A. Wilcoxen M.D., F.A.A.P. Krystle S. Hahus, M.D. Lindsey B. Taylor, M.D.
Yvonne S. Rominger, RN, C.F.N.P.“Caring for your children from birth to 23”
www.jasperpediatrics.com
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800-937-8721 800-264-0046
DEBBIE K. ALLEN
812-482-1300
2408 Newton St. • Jasper, IN 47546-1326
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CARPET WAREHOUSE“Quality you can stand on”
650 Woodlawn (o" Hwy. 162) • Next to VUJC
(812) 482-5692 www.cptwarehouse.com
(812) 634-6646 721 W. 13th Street Suite 322 Jasper, IN 47546
Ann B. Patterson M.D., PC
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Laurel Seger District Sales Coordinator
902 A Main Street, Jasper, IN
812-634-2207 Office 812-639-0386 Cell
606 W. 6th St. • Jasper, IN 47546 812-482-2766
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Since 1875
EATON MONUMENT CO., INC.Tom Kellams
658 N. 490 W., Jasper, IN 47546 812.482.7080 Cell 309.9132
812-634-1550
www.matrixintegration.com
STERNBERGChrysler • Jeep
Ford • Dodge • Ramwww.sternbergs.com 482-5125
MEHRINGER METAL DESIGN, LLC
Custom Powdercoating [email protected] Phone: 812.634.6100 Fax: 812.634.6133
919 E. 14th Street Jasper, IN 47546
Buschkoetter’s Nursery, Lawn & Garden Center, Inc.
Scott Buschkoetter, Owner
Complete Landscaping, Design, Installation, Lighting & Irrigation Services
1638 N. 350 West, Jasper, IN 47546 Phone (812) 482-5577
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Feed Your Family Better For Less
FOOD STORESBuehler, Inc. • Dave & Brenda Buehler
Linda Schroering Century 21 Schroering Realty 905 Main St. Jasper
35+ Years Experience Professional & Knowledgeable 812-482-1144 Of"ce • 812-482-6165 Residence [email protected] • www.CENTURY21.com
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Call us today for a FREE estimate on all your pest
and termite control needs.
A veteran owned company
serving the Southern Indiana area.
Jesse Blessinger, Owner