English Version
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 28, 2009
INDIANAPOLIS---State health officials report test results from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have confirmed a case of North American Human Influenza A (H1N1) in northern Indiana.
“We advise Hoosiers to practice normal precautions to avoid influenza and other respiratory diseases, such as frequent hand washing and covering your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze,” said State Health Commissioner Judy Monroe M.D.
Dr. Monroe reminds the public to follow basic precautionary measures to prevent the spread of a cold, influenza, or any infectious disease, including:
· Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Throw the tissue in the trash after you use it. Cough or sneeze into your sleeve, rather than your hands, if a tissue is not available.
· Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially after you cough or sneeze. Alcohol-based hands cleaners are also effective.
· Try to avoid close contact with sick people.
· If you get sick, stay home from work or school and limit contact with others to keep from infecting them.
The symptoms of North American human influenza A (H1N1) are similar to the symptoms of regular seasonal influenza and include fever, lethargy, lack of appetite and coughing. Some people have also reported runny nose, sore throat, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
Dr. Monroe recommends individuals with mild symptoms of influenza should stay home and call their health care provider for advice. If symptoms become severe, such as high fever, trouble breathing, or inability to keep down fluids, they should seek medical care.
Parents are also reminded they should not give aspirin to children with flu symptoms to alleviate fever, as it can put them at risk for Reye syndrome, a potentially fatal disease that causes numerous detrimental effects to many organs, especially the brain and liver.
“This is a novel human virus, which means we do not have a vaccine to prevent it,” said Dr. Monroe. “Individuals aged 65 and older or those with chronic diseases and immune deficiencies are at higher risk for severe complications from influenza, including pneumonia. If these individuals have not received the pneumococcal vaccine, they should discuss with their physician getting the vaccine.”
The Indiana Department of Homeland Security announced the state's
Media will be able to contact a public information officer at the EOC at (317) 234-6713.
State officials have set up a toll-free hotline: 877-826-0011.
Spanish Version
PARA DISEMINACION INMEDIATA
28 de Abril, 2009
INDIANA REPORTA CASO CONFIRMADO DE INFLUENZA NORTEAMERICANA HUMANA A (H1N1)
INDIANAPOLIS- Oficiales de salud del estado reportan que resultados del Centro de Control y Prevención de Enfermedades han confirmado un caso de influenza norteamericana humana A (H1N1) (gripe porcina) en la parte norte de Indiana.
“Aconsejamos a los residentes de Indiana a que practiquen precauciones normales para evitar la influenza (gripe) y otras enfermedades respiratorias, tales como el lavado frecuente de las manos y el taparse la nariz y boca con un pañuelo deshechable cuando se tose o estornuda” dice la Comisionada de Salud, Dra. Judy Monroe.
La Dra. Monroe recuerda al público seguir medidas básicas de precaución para evitar diseminar un catarro, la influenza o cualquier enfermedad infecciosa, incluyendo:
· Cubrirse la nariz y boca con un pañuelo deshechable cuando se tose o estornuda. Tire el pañuelo en la basura después de usarlo. Tosa y estornude en su manga, en vez de las manos, si no tiene un pañuelo deshechable.
· Lavese las manos frecuentemente con jabón y agua, especialmente después de toser o estornudar. Los limpiadores de manos a base de alcohol también son efectivos.
· Trate de evitar el contacto cercano con personas enfermas.
· Si Usted se enferma, no vaya a trabajar ni a la escuela y limite su contacto con otras personas para evitar infectarlos a ellos.
Los síntomas de la influenza norteamericana humana A (H1N1) son similares a los síntomas de la influenza (gripe) común, e incluyen fiebre, letargo, perdida de apetito y tos. Algunas personas también han reportado secreción de la nariz, dolor de garganta, nausea, vómitos y diarrea.
La Dr. Monroe recomienda que los individuos con síntomas leves de influenza se queden en casa y llamen a su medico para recibir indicaciones. Si los síntomas se vuelven severos, tales como fiebre alta, dificultad para respirar o para ingerir líquidos, deben buscar atención medica.
A los padres de familia se les recuerda que no deben darle aspirina a los niños con síntomas de influenza para bajarles la fiebre, porque puede ponerlos a riesgo de contraer el síndrome de Reye, una enfermedad potencialmente fatal que causa muchos efectos deletéreos a varios órganos, especialmente el cerebro y el hígado
“Este es un virus humano nuevo, lo cual significa que no tenemos una vacuna para prevenirlo”dijo la Dra. Monroe. “Las personas de 65 años o mayores, o los que tienen enfermedades crónicas o deficiencias de la inmunidad están a mas alto riesgo de sufrir complicaciones severas secundarias a la influenza, incluyendo la neumonía. Si estos individuos no han recibido la vacuna neumococica para la neumonía, deben hablar con su medico acerca de esta vacuna”
El Indiana Department of Homeland Security anuncio que el Centro de Operaciones de Emergencia (EOC) se activo esta mañana
Los medios de comunicación pueden contactar a un oficial de información publica en el EOC al (317) 234 6713. 877-826-0011
Check out the May Newsletter online
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
The third and final edition of the Indiana Chamber's 2009 Legislative Agenda is now available. This document, as always, matches the Chamber's policy positions (developed by employees from member companies that serve on public policy committees and the board of directors) to specific legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
The
Shelbyville/Shelby County Animal Shelter
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All dog and cat supplies will be given to those families in need. Thank you for your kindness and support.
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On June 20, acclaimed Hoosier photographer, JOHN BOWER, will be giving a free presentation on How to take better Photographs with any Camera. He will also be signing and selling copies of his books.
GENEALOGY CLASSES
Free Genealogy Classes with Barb Huff in May.
Date: May 7, 14, 21 & 18.
Time: 12 – 2.
Place: Shelbyville-Shelby County Public Library Genealogy & History House
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Call 398-8144 to sign up!
SCUFFY
The Shelby County United Fund For You (SCUFFY), would like to invite you and representatives from your organization or company to attend this year’s End of Drive Dinner on Wednesday, May 6, 2009 at Maxim Events, 1415 East Michigan Road in Shelbyville. A cash bar will be available beginning at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will begin at 7:00 p.m. 2009 marks SCUFFY’s 55th Fund Drive, and you are a very important part of the SCUFFY organization’s success. This annual event is our opportunity to thank you for your support and volunteerism. We are anxious to share this years accomplishments and to announce the financial outcome of our 2009 Drive. Dinner is $15 per person and can be paid for in advance by stopping by the SCUFFY office, or you can pay at the door upon your arrival for the dinner. Please email Barbara at barbara@scuffy.org or phone the SCUFFY office with your RSVP at 398-6231 by Friday, May 1st, to let us know whether you will be able to attend the End of Drive Dinner and how many will be in your party. We hope you will join us for this special event, and we look forward to seeing you on May 6th.
Shelbyville Lions Club
The Shelbyville Lions Club will be hosting the Kelly Miller Circus on Saturday, May 2. Two performances will be given at the
28th Annual Quilt Show “Blue and White” open now through May 31st. More than 70 quilted items on display.
Bears of
The 2009 Festival is our 30th Annual. We are doing everything we can to make it as special as we can, without costing too much, due to the economy. We have lowered our prices on space for Marketplace/ Flea Market, Food Booths, Meals and Parade Rovers. We are trying to make it possible for Marketplace/ Flea Market to stay in place for Sunday, also. This year, the Dinner Under The Stars will be on Friday evening, August 21 with a new band that has a lot of local following, called “Zanna Doo”. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Aug. 21-23, we will have Marketplace/ Flea Market and Merchant Sidewalk Sales. Saturday, Aug. 22, we will also have the 5K, 10K Walk & Runs, Meals, Food Vendors, Children’s Day, Medical Day and free evening entertainment, highlighted by bringing back Cooke & Belle. The first band has not been selected yet. Sunday, Aug. 23rd, we will have the Parade, followed by local entertainment. Throughout the Festival, we will have Kiddie Rides and Activities, as well as other Special Events. Our Queen Pageant will be at the Strand Theater this year on August 15, which we are excited about. We are going to ask that the contestant’s family and friends arrive early, because we expect a capacity crowd.
Saturday, August 15. 2009 – Queen Pageant – Strand Theater
Friday, August 21, 2009 – Marketplace/Flea Market, Merchant Sidewalk Sales, Meals, Food Vendors, Dinner Under The Stars with “Zanna Doo”
Saturday, August 22, 2009 – 5K & 10 K Runs & Walk, Marketplace/Flea Market, Merchant Sidewalk Sales, Meals, Food Vendors, Children’s Day, Medical Day, Cornhole
Tournament, Kiddie Rides, free entertainment: ???, “Cooke & Belle”
Sunday, August 23, 2009 – Marketplace/Flea Market, Merchant Sidewalk Sales, Meals, Food Vendors, Kiddie Rides, Parade Spectacular, free entertainment
Triton Central High School Tiger New Tech recently received a $77,500 appropriation from the Shelby County Council for New Tech Spanish and credit recovery. The funds will enable TC to by 50 computers as well as Aventa and Rosetta Stone software. Thank you to the County Council for catching the vision of New Tech and helping us with this very important initiative. If you want to learn more about New Tech at TC or would like to know how you can help, please contact Scott Kern at 835-3000 at your convenience.
Construction for the first phase of New Tech at TC is underway. The inaugural classrooms will be complete in June with technology installed by the end of July. A public hearing for phase II of the project will be help on April 29th at 7:00 PM in the TCHS multi-purpose room.
Shelbyville Central Schools
Are you looking to carbo-load with a pasta dinner the night before the mini-marathon? Are you planning to spend the evening at the baseball field as the Golden Bears (freshman team) take on the
Then, bring your friends and family and enjoy a pasta dinner together provided by the SHS FCA! Tickets purchased at the door, no advanced tickets. All proceeds to benefit FCA Summer Camps.
When: Friday, May 1st from 6:00-8:00 PM
Where: SHS Cafeteria
Menu: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Breadsticks, Salad, Dessert and Drink
Cost: $5.00 per person, Elementary-aged children and younger are free, Free-will donations accepted
Girls, Incorporated
Girl’s Health
** Free Event**
Girls Incorporated
Saturday, May 16
12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
For girls ages 10 and up
Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to attend
Many workshops will involve nutrition, skin care, self defense, substance abuse and smoking, reproductive health, insurance, and healthy relationships.
Informational booths will also be set up addressing girls’ health issues and concerns.
Giveaways and prizes
Call Girls Inc. at 392-1190 for more information
Thinking about volunteering but aren’t sure where to start? Do you have special skills that would benefit some of our local nonprofits? If you are not working right now (or if you know someone who is not), volunteering is a great way to prevent gaps in your resume and to network for future employment.
Find out more about volunteer opportunities in Shelby County by attending the Shelby County Volunteer Fair on Thursday, May 21, 2005 at the Girls Inc. gym (
Family Services & Prevention Programs
Shelbyville-Shelby County Public Library
Shelby Senior Services
Sanctuary of Shelbyville
Cancer Association of
Court & Child Advocacy Group
Boys Club
Shelbyville Parks Department
SCUFFY
Tangram
Strand Theatre
Turning Point
Purdue Extension
Animal Outreach
Flat Rock YMCA
Drug Free Coalition
Shelby County Dog Owners Group
Gibault Children’s Services
Foreign Links Around the Globe (FLAG)
Shelbyville Head Start
4community2
A Collaboration of the
Drug Free Coalition,
4community2 grant program
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Would you like to see
Would you like to help
If so, then please join us as we work together in new ways to make
Join a process that allows our community as a whole to develop goals and aspirations for our future.
Become a part of a process that values neutrality and accountability, and focuses on the community’s desired aspiration.
The Community Aspiration Action Teams are ready to begin making the work plans that will help our community move toward the desired outcomes in each of their focus areas. These work plans will include specific tasks and timelines. We are making exciting progress in this process, and hope that you will join us in this important work! The May meeting schedule is as follows:
May 7, 2009 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Action Team 3
(Adult Education & Workplace Success)
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Action Team 4
(Community Development)
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Action Team 1
(Early Childhood Development)
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Action Team 2
(Youth Development)
If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact:
Susan Furgeson at 317.392.7955 or
sfurgeson@blueriverfoundation.com or
Arthur Spriggs at 317-398-6231 or
Tony Collier at 398-1332 or
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Beautiful Hanging Baskets, Tropical Plants, Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs and Trees
BLOOMING and BEAUTIFUL!!!
Here are some Green Tips from Susie:
- Eliminate lawn weeds by using Fertilome Weed and Feed Fertilizer. Get them before they go to seed!! Setting your mower to a higher cut during the spring months will help the grass grow in fuller and choke out weeds.
- Fertilize your trees and shrubs with Fertilome Tree and Shrub Food.
- Use an *All-Purpose Garden Fertilizer to feed roses, deciduous shrubs and perennials.
- Monitor your gardens and plants throughout your yard. Look for pests, abnormal growths or something that does not look right. Bring a sample in to us (in a baggie) and we can help you address the situation before the problem multiplies or kills your plants.
- Be sure to monitor the temperature… if frost or cold weather is in the forecast, protect your tender plants with mulch, light cloth or some type of overnight protection. Be sure to remove the protection as soon as the danger is over or your plants will bake in the sun.
Check out our pots, ceramics, bird baths, fountains, statues & many other garden accents.
Come see us soon! Mathies Landscaping Inc.
Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturdays 8:00am – Noon (317) 398-9871
Kathy Self & Associates, Inc.
OFFICE - 317-392-4669 FAX - 317-392-4732
24 Hour Rental Line 317-642-0064
Current Rentals Available in the Shelbyville area.
Properties change frequently.
2-3 Bedrooms from $550 - $900 per month
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Stop by our office during regular business hours or for after hours pick up, applications are available in our drop box next to the door or can be obtained from the rental section of our web site.
Motion Picture Heritage Corporation
A group of Shelbyville movie enthusiasts have announced the creation of a not for profit company “MOTION PICTURE HERITAGE CORPORATION” dedicated to the restoration and operation of classic movie venues. Their first acquisition is our very own Skyline Drive-In. The company was created as a way to sustain classic film going and the drive-in movie experiences for today’s movie going public.
"The Skyline Drive-In is about so much more than just the movie that we wanted to educate people about what they are missing out on," Joe Gaudin, local video producer and a founding member of Motion Picture Heritage According to Gaudin, the fear that the Skyline would cease operation, prompted the group to begin coming together and begin to rebuild the Skyline to its former grandeur. "We just want everyone in Shelbyville and the surrounding counties to know that the Skyline is alive and kicking. It is a whole family experience without any hassles or need for a babysitter. In a lot of ways the Skyline to me was what growing up in Shelbyville was all about."
To that end, The Skyline is being re-fitted to bring back the 1950’s Drive-In experience. Uniformed concession workers, retro re-fitting of the drive in and Rock and Roll are the order to the day. “We want to give families a classic drive-in experience, we want going to movies fun again” says Gaudin.
"We've been really amazed that Shelbyville as a whole cares passionately about this Drive-In" says Angie Caudhill, the volunteer manager of The Skyline. "So many people have chipped in to bring this dream to reality; starting with Dick Delaney, Jim DeWitt and Patti DeWitt we owe them such a debt of thanks."
The Skyline opens up on May 8th, and a summer of fun is planned culminating with The B Movie Celebration being held in Shelbyville September 25th-27th.
The Skyline is looking for volunteers and community sponsors/partners to help the re-launch of the Old/New Skyline Drive-In.
Please contact joeyg@smashedproductions.net if interested.
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Catch CHAMBER CHAT every Friday at 9:00a. Julie Metz, Executive Director of the Chamber hosts the show with Johnny McCrory. Each Friday they have a special guest and talk about upcoming events.
Keep up with our changing world with TECHNOLOGY TODAY, with Bob Carmony & Johnny McCrory, Wednesday mornings at 9.
Join Candace Miller, Director of the
Tyler Hankins & Chase Yanzer take over WSVX every Saturday morning when they host SATURDAY MORNING SHAKE-UP. Enjoy the world as seen by our high school aged staff.
The Fiddlers Three
Greetings from The Fiddlers Three,
The specials for Friday & Saturday are: 4 oz Filet Mignon & Grilled Bacon Wrapped Shrimp Skewer served with Baked Potato and Soup or Salad $19.95 OR Parmesan Crusted Fresh Halibut with Gratin Potatoes, Fresh Vegetables and Soup or Salad $21.95 Weekend Appetizer Special: Shrimp Cocktail $4.95
Weeknight Specials Tues. - Thurs.: Fresh Fried Perch with Shore Potatoes and Soup or Salad $14.95
Sunday April 26th - Fried Chicken, Parmesan Cod, Hand-carved Steamship Round of Beef, and Taco Bar
** We are accepting reservations for the Mother's Day Buffet.
**We will not be serving the Sunday Buffet on Sunday May 24th, July 5th, and Sept. 6th to observe the
Upcoming Events:
**Join us Saturday June 20th for a summer evening of fun with The Headliner Band. $50.00 per couple gets you in, includes a summer dinner buffet of Fried Chicken, Pulled Pork BBQ, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Fresh Fruit, etc. Sales tax and gratuity are also included. This is casual! If you were here Valentine's Day, you know the Headline Band is a great Dance Band.
Our Gift Certificates make great gifts. They can be redeemed at The Fiddlers Three and the Sunday buffet at Maxim Events.
Did you know that we have sandwiches available on our menu? We have: Black Angus Steakburgers ($8.95), Breaded Catfish Filets ($7.95), and Large Hand-breaded Pork Tenderloins ($8.95). All of our sandwiches are served with French Fries and Slaw. We also have a Fried Chicken Dinner (half a chicken) served with a Baked Potato and Soup or Salad for $10.95.
The Fiddlers Three delivers Corporate box lunches to your site Tuesdays - Fridays from 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM. Minimum order required.
Did you know that Maxim Events is set up for corporate meetings and seminars with drop down screens and projectors, Wi-Fi connection, floor plugs, and sound-proof dividing walls? With Maxim Events' beautiful lit glass dance floor and hand-crafted bar, it is perfect for class reunions and wedding receptions.
Hope to see you soon,
Jay and Kathy
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317-392-4371 for reservations or by e-mail
Annie’s Café
Dine In or Carry Out
Monday - Saturday
6am - 2pm
398-9266
If you need a place to have a meeting! Call us to schedule your breakfast or lunch meeting. You can order from the menu or visit our web site @ www.cateringbyannie.com
Breakfast Buffet
Every Day 6-10:00am
Daily Lunch Specials
MONDAY
Ham & Beans w/ Cornbread & Fried Potatoes
Sausage & Kraut
Fried Chicken Buffet
TUESDAY
Beef Manhatton, Meatloaf
Taco, Taco Salad Buffet
WEDNESDAY
Lasagna with Garlic bread & Salad Bar
Spaghetti Buffet
THURSDAY
Liver & Onions, Chicken & Noodles
Baked Pork Loin with Gravy Buffet
FRIDAY
Salmon Pattie w/ 2 sides or
Seafood Gumbo w/ rice & cornbread
Walleye, Fries & Slaw Buffet
SATURDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET BISCUITS & GRAVY, SCRAMBLED EGGS, BACON $4.95 Add Fried Potatoes or Pancakes for Just $1..00 more
Join us for Breakfast or Lunch
Annie's Cafe and Staff
Kopper Kettle
Who: Gospel singer Brian Martin
What: Live gospel singing in the garden
When: Friday, May 15
Where: Kopper Kettle Inn Restaurant,
Cost: $20 per person, no coupons honored, includes dinner and show.
Reservations required.
Call 765-763-6767.
Biography:
Brian Martin, a Shelby County native, has been involved in ministry work most of his life. After graduating from
He has been a Worship Leader, an instrumentalist and vocalist with the
Martin's style of gospel includes a variety of both contemporary and old-time favorite hymns. He invites his audiences to sing along with the old, familiar hymns.
Martin says his mission is "to get up every morning and find ways to see God's handiwork in my life and in other people's lives."
Martin will be in concert performing a Night of Worship at the Kettle on Friday, May 15, 2009.
Call today for reservations.
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