SERVING ARCADIA  ATLANTA  CARMEL  CICERO  FISHERS  NOBLESVILLE  SHERIDAN  WESTFIELD AND ALL OF HAMILTON COUNTY FRIDAY Oct. 2, 2020  TODAY’S VERSE 2 Samuel 23:5 Yet he hath made with me an everlasting covenant. The

HamiltonI CountyMES’s Only Daily Newspaper NOBLESVILLE,T INDIANA 50¢ WWW.THETIMES24-7.COM Donation to Chief Fall fun  FACES of Photo provided HAMILTON COUNTY among 50 People who call our community their own. The team at Meyer Najem made a donation to the Youth Mentor- What makes Mark Hall smile? “Lisa’s ing Initiative in honor of Fishers' things to do smile, grandkids’ laughs and watch- Fire Chief Steve Orusa recently ing someone achieve,” said Mark being named President of the October is here as is the first Hall of Noblesville. He celebrated his Indiana State Fire Chiefs Asso- Friday of the month. 60th birthday on Wednesday, and ciation (IFCA). Chief Orusa is So let’s get out and enjoy this his wife, Lisa, turns 59 on Saturday. actively involved and passionate autumn weather. How are they celebrating? Dinner about Youth Mentoring Initiative. Here’s my list of 50 things out Saturday night, teaching a Pictured: Nate Lelle, Kevin Mc- to do this marriage class at church, and likely Govern, Chief Steve Orusa, Sam weekend and some ice cream, he said. Their 41st Mishelow and Brent Bauters. beyond: wedding anniversary is Oct. 13. The 1. Shop Halls are getting ready for tonight’s Downtown Feeding Families Festival, a first- Noblesville time event they are coordinating as from 5 p.m. founders of the Feeding Families to 8 p.m. Hamilton County (www.feedingteam. today during a Fall Open BETSY REASON org) outdoor pantries, which serve 5 The Times Editor Governor about 1,900 meals a month. The House. Eric J. Holcomb Linden Tree free festival, with live music, corn BBy The Numbers, aT look at what’s in theN news . . . by the announced that hole, auction, beer garden, wine Fashion Show begins at 5:30 numbers. These are just numbers, not suggestions that they he will advance p.m. in the North Alley, where tasting, food trucks and more, mean more or less than what they are. We do not suggest the state to an will be 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. today at Lil Bloomers Fashion Show that one number is connected to another. These are simply updated version starts at 7 p.m. Food will be Hamilton County Fraternal Order of facts with no extraneous details, bias or slanted reporting. To of the Stage 5 Back On Track Indiana Police Lodge at Morse Beach Park provided in the North Alley by borrow (and perhaps mangle a bit) a quote from legendary plan and extend the state’s face cover- Alexander’s on the Square and a in Noblesville. He and his wife have fictional detective Joe Friday, it’s just the numbers, ma’am! ing mandate until at least Oct. 17. three daughters, Amber, 37, Ashley, cash bar will be offered by The 34, and Alyssa, 31, and six grand- Uptown Cafe. kids with one on the way, and three Did you miss having a piece On Sept. 2. Feeding Families Hamilton Australian shepherds and two cats. of pie at the Homemaker’s 27, 2020, County will have the first festival “I really love spoiling my grandkids Kitchen during the Hamilton the Nobles- K-9 of its kind in the county to raise and my wife. Making her laugh is County 4-H Fair this year? Here ville Police awareness, while networking and one of my pleasures in life.” He is is your opportunity to have some Department donating while making family most proud of his family and those and support the scholarship fund (NPD) lost memories, from 5 p.m. to 11 he has “influenced to do good” and at the same time. a member of p.m. today at the Hamilton Coun- “”amazing things.” He said, “We All pies are $8.00 each. The the K-9 Unit. ty FOP grounds at Morse Beach came to Hamilton County because last day to place an order is K-9 Bonnie Park in Noblesville. Food truck, we love the small-town feel and the October 16, 2020. Order forms had been a silent auction, wine tasting, beer people are so warm and genuine. are available by calling the Purdue member of the garden, guest speakers, live Hall sings and made a music CD Extension Hamilton County Office department music with Tyler Robling, more. years ago. He played Apostle John $8 at 317-776-0854 or by visiting our for approxi- Free admission. Bring nonperish- for 15 years in the local Easter website at www.extension.purdue.edu/hamilton. Payment is mately four able or canned food items. production of “Behold the Lamb,” due at time of order. Pies can be picked up at the Homemakers years and was assigned to K-9 handler 3. Books & Brews in Nobles- as narrator, “had the only speaking Kitchen on the Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds on Nov. 9, Patrolman Alex Linn. ville will play host to a trunk role.” He sings in his church choir 2020, between 3 and 6 p.m. A drive through is available so NPD honors K-9 Bonnie for her ded- show, by PJ’s Pink Boutique, at Harbour Shores Church (where stay in your car. ication and service to our community. from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at he is a deacon, teaches Sunday Hamilton Town Center in No- school and he and his wife teach blesville. a marriage class) and has sang in 4. Join the NHS Maskarade choirs since age 4. He owns three 7 p.m. celebration beginning at 5:30 companies and employs more than A couple of Noblesville High p.m. today. Noblesville Miller 3,000 people. His passion? “I’m School cheerleaders had a lot to fans are invited to line the drive wired to serve, help and organize celebrate last week when the Mill- between the Noblesville High others in need.” What else? “I’m ers defeated Franklin Central for From Oct. 7–10, School softball fields and Beaver passionate about politics,” said Hall, Homecoming. Maybe there wasn't a don’t be surprised Materials Field to help cheer who follows current events, elected parade or the usual fanfare surround- 8th if you hear a the football team onto another officials, budgets and spending and ing the game, but the Millers got a stampede of little feet in the Downtown victory and to celebrate the end is a past candidate for Hamilton big win and already have more vic- Noblesville area. That’s because Nickel of the “Paint the Town Black County Council and Noblesville City tories this year than last. The Millers Plate Arts’ Welcome to Fairyville event and Gold” spirit weeks. Dress in Council. Still on his bucket list: write play host to county-rival Hamilton is back for the eighth year. Originally black and gold, bring signs and a book, serve in public office and Southeastern Friday at 7 p.m. Photo scheduled for April of this year, it was noisemakers (masks and social feed 5,000 people a month. “My Courtesy Nick Shotwell. rescheduled for October. distancing required) and cheer view is that the point of life is how on the Marching Millers, Miller many people you can positively Last Thursday, the Cheerleaders, Miller Girls Dance impact.” Noblesville Chamber Team and NHS football team as of Commerce held its they march their way from NHS 5th fifth annual “Birdies to Beaver Materials Field at 5:55 And Another Thing... p.m. today for tonight’s home The City of Fishers launched a & Brews” golf fundraiser event at Purgatory Golf community-wide Fishers Wellbeing Club in Noblesville. The golf event helps to raise game against Hamilton Southeast- Survey today in an effort to better serve funds for local small business outreach and advo- ern. No ticket needed to cheer on residents’ needs. Mayor Scott Fadness the students. is calling on residents to complete the cacy through the Noblesville Chamber’s ongoing work in the community. Pictured is a golf foursome 5. Conner Prairie’s 37th 10-minute anonymous survey that will annual Headless Horseman, measure the wellbeing of residents’ lines up a putt at the Birdies & Brews golf outing at social, financial, physical, and mental Purgatory Golf Course in Noblesville. which opened for the season on health. Thursday, offers 18 nights of “In our community’s journey to better Halloween festival programming, understand the contextual impacts of mental illness and public health in with required advance tickets, general, it’s become clear that each of us Photo courtesy Centers for Disease Control and Prevention no tickets at the door. New are facing challenges in various aspects tubing hill will join wagon rides, of our lives,” said Fishers Mayor Scott Ac- Num- marionette and theatrical shows, Fadness. “Just as it is my responsibility 121,176 5,030 7,213,419 to ensure our economy or infrastructure cording ber of spooky storytelling, corn maze, are sustainable, I believe we play a to the Indiana State Department of COVID-19 cases found so far According to the CDC, that’s midway, and more. Opens at 6 major role in ensuring our residents’ Health on Friday, that’s how many in Hamilton County, according how many Americans have been p.m. Thursdays through Sun- overall health and wellness is equally Hoosiers have been diagnosed with to the State Health Department diagnosed with the virus. days, through Oct. 30. sustainable. This survey will help guide 6. Nickel Plate Arts’ First future programs and policies for our the virus. community as it relates to wellbeing.” Friday is happening in person Residents may complete the survey by How many 109 How many from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today visiting www.fishers.in.us/Wellbeing 3,418 Hoosiers people in Hamilton 206,402 at the Nickel Plate campus in by October 31. A full Wellbeing Survey County who have lost their lives How many Americans have Report will be shared with the community have died because of this pan- lost their lives to the pandemic later this fall. demic. to the pandemic See BETSY Page A5  HONEST HOOSIER  HEALTH TIP  OBITUARIES  TODAY’S JOKE I still can’t get past that To improve sleep, keep your bedroom Ellen "Sue" Marvel What did Dr. Frankenstein get when cool, dark and quiet. debate the other night. Today’s health tip was brought to you Robert "Bob" Dahlke he put a goldfish brain in the body of his Instead of an election, both by Dr. John Roberts. 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The 54 N. 9th St.  Noblesville, IN 46060 main: 317-773-9960  fax: 317-770-9376 www.thetimes24-7.com THamiltonI CountyMES’s Own Daily Newspaper twitter: @TheTimes_News @TheTimesSports PAGE TWO  FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 2020 Noblesville’s Riverview Health ER  OBITUARIES Ellen “Sue” Marvel Feb. 27, 1935 - Sept. 29, 2020 now combined with an urgent care Ellen “Sue” Marvel, 85, of Fishers, passed away on Tuesday, Sept. 29, Riverview Health is offer this patient-centered Urgent Care locations, and outpatient services in 2020 at Riverwalk Village in Nobles- pleased to announce that healthcare experience at which includes Fishers, more than 35 healthcare ville. the emergency room our Noblesville campus Carmel and West Carm- specialties and has been She was born on Feb. 27, 1935 to at its main campus in that will be comple- el/Zionsville set to open frequently recognized for Luther and Macie (Jacobs) Swadener in Noblesville is now an mentary to our already later this month. its clinical and service Alford, Ind. emergency room (ER) high-quality ER services To learn more, visit excellence. National Mrs. Marvel was a realtor for many combined with an urgent and staff.” riverview.org/GetCare- achievements include years. She enjoyed reading, dancing, care. The ER services will Now. Healthgrades Ameri- and playing the piano. Sue cherished “We’ve found that be available 24/7, while About Riverview ca’s 100 Best Hospitals time visiting and talking with friends and family. She the ER and urgent care the urgent care hours Health for Orthopedic Surgery treasured her jewelry collection and her beloved dog, combination model that will be 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Riverview Health is award (2019) and the Baby Bear. we first launched at our daily. An ER physician comprised of a full-ser- American College of Survivors include her sons, Todd (Trisha) Marvel, Westfield Hospital and will see all patients, vice, 156-bed hospital Cardiology awarded Riv- Thomas Marvel and Ross Whipple; daughters-in-law, then our new stand-alone regardless of the level of in Noblesville, a 16-bed erview Health with the Natalie Whipple and Joann Marvel; brother, Rodney facilities in Fishers and service needed. How- hospital in Westfield, NCDR Chest Pain—MI Swadener; grandchildren, Shelby Buchanan, Kelsey (Eric) Carmel to be helpful for ever, patients will only as well as freestanding Registry Platinum Per- Dayan, Kennedy (Emily) Whipple, Justin (Holly) Marvel, those in our community be billed for the level combined ER and urgent formance Achievement Meaggin Marvel, Thomas (Jessica) Marvel, Jr., Halie who need immediate of care that is provided. care facilities. Also in- Award for 2019—an Marvel, Lacie Marvel, Kathrynn Parker, Steven Parker, medical care close by and This is the same mod- cluded are more than 25 award Riverview Health Brecken Parker and Jason Scruggs; and great-grandchil- are just not sure where to el that is currently at primary, immediate and has achieved six years in dren, Haley and Drew Lowder, Micah and Joelle Marvel, go,” said Seth Warren, the Riverview Health specialty-care facilities in a row. For more infor- and Stetson and Remington McCandless. president and CEO at Westfield Hospital and Hamilton County. Riv- mation on Riverview In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death Riverview Health. “So, all Riverview Health erview Health provides Health, visit riverview. by her husband, Ralph Marvel; son, Mark Marvel; and we’re excited to now Emergency Room & comprehensive inpatient org. daughter-in-law, Polly Marvel. Services will be held at Noon on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020  Letters at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to the time of service at the funeral home. Burial will be at Hamilton Memorial Park Cemetery in Westfield. Oct. 5-9 Pediatric Nurses Week Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer’s Dear Editor, parent first notices any offer support and provide setting. We join the Association 50 East 91st Street, Suite 100, Indianapolis, October 5-9 is Pediatric speech irregularities, expert information. many voices in honoring IN 46240 or Parkinson’s Awareness Association of Cen- Nurses Week. Within the they usually visit their For more than 70 years, pediatric nurses this week tral Indiana, Inc. PO Box 19575, Indianapolis, IN 46219. stuttering community, pediatrician’s office for the Stuttering Foundation for all they do for our Condolences online: www.randallroberts.com parents’ fear that a child advice. This is often the has provided current, community. is beginning to stutter is initial conversation about trusted information about Jane Fraser Robert “Bob” Dahlke well known—and very stuttering in a clinical set- stuttering for the pediat- President, the Stuttering Jan. 24, 1929 - Sept. 30, 2020 real. ting—and pediatric nurses ric medical community Foundation Robert “Bob” Dahlke, 91, of No- When a concerned have the first chance to to share in the clinical Memphis, Tenn. blesville, passed away on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020 at his home. He was born on Jan. 24, 1929 to Relay For Life of Hamilton County raises over $18,000 Lewis and Lucille (Braddock) Dahlke Relay For Life of Ham- impacted by cancer. The Cabling and many other in Kokomo, Ind. ilton County has raised video can be viewed by local businesses and in- Mr. Dahlke proudly served in the over $18,000 for the going to www.relayfor- dividuals of Hamilton United States Army during the Korean American Cancer Society life.org/westfieldIN. County and the surround- War. He worked for Bland Hardware in the fight against cancer The Relay For Life ing area for their gener- in Noblesville, then had the Standard after their recent virtual committee members ous support this season. Oil/Amoco Service Center at 10th and event. would like to thank the The 2020 Relay For Life Conner for 25 years and then was the The virtual event took event sponsors IU Health season will end on Oc- co-owner of Dahlke-Hiday Automo- featured a Spirit Week Schwarz Cancer Cen- tober 31st and donations tive Specialists. Mr. Dahlke was a September 14th - 18th ter, Centier Bank, Erie are still being accepted member of First Christian Church. He enjoyed flowers, birds, cars, and ending with a Luminar- Luminaria Bags in honor Insurance, EMC Preci- at www.relayforlife.org/ ia Ceremony featuring sion, TCOM Structured westfieldIN. traveling. Mr. Dahlke married Joanna and in memory of those Padgett Nov. 1, 1951; she preceded him in death in May, 2017. MIBOR REALTORS® endorses Sue Maki for County Council Survivors include his daughter, Melissa (Steven) Ave- line; and sisters, Alice Nielson, Mary Berg and Daisy The MIBOR RE- Council. We were www.mibor.com. Dash. ALTOR® Association impressed by her About MIBOR RPAC: In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by REALTORS® Political knowledge and MIBOR works along- his wife of 65 years, Joanna F. Dahlke; sister, Ada Mae Action Committee (MI- understanding of side REALTORS® Kline; and brother, Bill Dahlke. BOR RPAC) announced the challenges through the REAL- Services will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, the endorsement of Sue and opportunities TORS® Political Action Oct. 7, 2020 at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Maki for Hamilton Coun- Hamilton County Committee (RPAC) Westfield Road in Noblesville, with Pastor Cheryl Rus- ty Council. and our region to support candidates sell officiating. Visitation will be from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. “At MIBOR, we em- face. We are con- that support our issues on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020 at the funeral home. Burial power our members and fident her leader- through endorsements, will be at Cicero Cemetery in Cicero. strengthen the market- ship will benefit campaign contributions, Memorial contributions may be made to Humane place in central Indiana Hamilton County voter data and campaign Society for Hamilton County, 1721 Pleasant Street, Suite through collaboration, ad- in a positive way,” consultation. MIBOR’s B, Noblesville, IN 46060. vocacy, professionalism, Thompson con- advocacy focus is exclu- Condolences online at: www.randallroberts.com education and innovation. cluded. sively on homeowner- In line with this, MIBOR About MIBOR Broker Listing Cooper- ship, property rights, real RPAC supports candi- REALTOR® Association: ative® listing service to estate investment, strong dates who best represent MIBOR is the profes- REALTORS® in Bar- communities and the free the values and interests sional association repre- tholomew, Jennings, and enterprise system. More of homeowners and the senting central Indiana's Putnam counties. More at at www.mibor.com/rpac. Bring in real estate market,” said REALTORS®. Founded this ad for Steve Thompson, chair of in 1912, MIBOR was $100 MIBOR RPAC. established by 43 char- off “Sue Maki has a ter members and today proven record of civic serves the needs of over involvement and en- 8,500 members in Boone, gagement in Hamilton Brown, Decatur, Hamil- County. That experience, ton, Hancock, Hendricks, along with her prior- Johnson, Madison, ities on public safety, Marion, Montgomery, infrastructure, strategic Morgan, and Shelby planning and quality of counties. In addition to life make her an ideal serving these counties, [email protected] candidate for County MIBOR also provides a 8070 Castleton Road • Indianapolis The Times, serving Noblesville and Hamilton County Friday, Oct. 2, 2020 A3 Playing with some rotten corn and a plank with a hole in it I’m a born and bred “It’s a cornhole con- Steve, another Steve. because, to quote my neighborhood gathering, (mostly Jewish rye) New test.” Cynthia and Bob. Every- wife, “No way your hands I saw a neighbor outside Yorker, but I’ve lived “Okay, I’m out.” one had on a mask, many are completely clean after and I asked him if he had for 40 years in Indianap- I did a search for wore sunglasses and a you’ve touched every played the previous night olis. I’ve eaten biscuits cornhole on YouTube. cap, so I don’t have a clue person’s equipment in the because I didn’t recog- and gravy for breakfast, The first video was a guy how I’ll recognize them neighborhood.” nize his legs. Peter, who lunch and dinner (not all who, from the traditional next time Mary Ellen and I looked up the history is an engineer, said he on the same day). I’ve distance to the board, had I walk around the neigh- of cornhole and there would have done better had a pork tenderloin that made 300 shots in a row. borhood. Everyone had were over a dozen theo- had he taken into ac- is four times bigger than Then he stepped back to a name tag on that night, ries about when the game count the lubricity of the the bun, and I even wear 60 feet and made another but it would be awkward began and how it got its board. When I got home, shorts when it’s below 50 in a row, several from to ask people to wear their name. My favorite was I looked up the term freezing outside. So I do behind his back. He said ID whenever they walk from a woman who claims “lubricious,” by mistake. consider myself a Hoo- the key to holding the bag DICK WOLFSIE out their front door for the her great grandfather in If you google that word, sier, but then the other was to get a grip, proba- Funny Bone next couple of years. l899 found some rotten you’ll agree it would have day I was really tested bly the same expression Mary Ellen is concerned corn and a plank with a made the game a lot more when my wife confronted his wife uses when he oohs and aahs. And two about the virus, so we hole in it. Her grandfa- exciting. me with this: spends all day and night “wows.” They said “it’s were constantly rubbing ther’s name, she says, “Dick, the neighbor- throwing bean bags. a game of inches” about a our hands with sanitizer was Timothy Cornhole. Dick Wolfsie appears hood is having a big I also watched some dozen times. gel, which is why several Hmmm, very convenient. weekdays on television shar- get-together, a chance to championship matches. Bottom line, I went and of my shots landed not in If his last name had been ing his humor, stories and meet new people. Masks I felt sorry for the an- I played. I wasn’t very the hole but in the lake. Backgammon, well how video essays. His column ap- and social distancing will nouncers who didn’t have good at cornhole, but I Despite all the food peo- confusing would that have pears weekly in The Paper of be required.” a lot of things to ana- got to meet a lot of new ple had brought, I wasn’t been? Montgomery County. E-mail “Okay, I’m in.” lyze. There were a lot of people: Jill, Kay, Ellen, allowed to eat anything The day after that Dick at Wolfsie@ aol.com. Westfield Mayor’s Yellow Tie Virtual Gala aims to raise $100K This year, the Westfield Program. from Noon to 10:00 designed in a way that Mayor’s Yellow Tie You can learn more pm on Thursday, truly allows staff to walk Gala will look different about the event or October 1. We cannot alongside youth and their than in years past, but can make a donation wait to see Westfield family across their entire the mission remains the by visiting the Gala businesses, residents, journey to reduce the same: to raise money to website (www. and city leaders safely chances of delinquency support the Westfield westfieldyellowtiegala. come together across and intentionally enhance Youth Assistance com). Once on the social media and in healthy development and Program (WYAP). site you can also bid restaurants across wellbeing. While there will not on any of the ten (10) Westfield to help raise About Westfield Mayor’s be an in-person Gala items in the Gala the dollars needed to Yellow Tie Gala this year, there will Silent Auction. Before support WYAP for The Gala is our signature be a ten-hour virtual leaving the site, be another year. Together fundraising event event on Thursday, sure to click on the we can paint the town first held in 2010 and October 1, hosted on the ‘Dine & Drink’ page yellow and surpass our organized by Westfield’s organizations Facebook to see a list of ten (10) $100K goal. first Mayor, Andy Cook, page (facebook.com/ Gala ‘host’ restaurant About Westfield Youth who is color blind and WestfieldYAP) with locations that will give Assistance Program can only see yellow, Cambria Hotel serving back a portion of their organization that aims to activities including The Westfield Youth hence the name. Fitting as the Gala Committee’s sales in support of the be the early intervention summer camps, music Assistance Program that yellow has stood Command Center in event. advocate for youth lessons, sports, karate, is a 501(c)3 public for wisdom and intellect Westfield, Indiana. Arbor Homes and ages 3-17 who are dance, gymnastics, after charity that advocates throughout the ages, the The Gala Committee Silverthorne Homes are facing challenging life school clubs. Getting for youth ages 3-17 Yellow Tie Gala aims to and volunteers will the 2020 title sponsors circumstances at home youth involved in these who are facing difficult raise thousands of dollars be on location to of the event and stepped and in school. Funds activities provides them life circumstances. We to do the same for the personally reach out in right away as the first raised at this event will with another positive collaborate with our youth in the community. to the community via virtual gala sponsor be used to provide mental adult role model in community’s vast array By giving the youth we social media, phone when the decision was health services for youth their life. Funds raised of talents, services, serve every advantage to calls, emails, and live made in April to cancel and families as well as also allow us to obtain and resources to help grow and reach their true broadcasts (via Facebook) the live event. A full list offer prosocial activities tutoring for youth that are empower our youth, potential we are confident with a goal to raise of corporate partners is for youth that might falling behind or needs parents, and caregivers. that they will grow up $100,000 all of which available on the Gala not otherwise be able to extra support. WYAP is one of the to become engaged and will support the Westfield website. afford them. Program Join us live on Facebook few organizations contributing members of Youth Assistance WYAP is a nonprofit participants get to attend each hour on the hour within Hamilton County their community.  Meeting Notes Meeting Square of the City of Carmel, Mayor’s Office Budget; This ordinance authorizes Finance, Monday, Oct. 5, 5:00 The Purpose Of The Indiana, Authorizing and Sponsor(s): Councilor(s) and approves an Utilities p.m. Meeting Is To Discuss: Approving an Additional Campbell, Finkam, additional appropriation Council Chambers - a. Ordinance D-2536- Appropriation of Funds Aasen, Kimball, Nelson, of $180,000.00 for the and Rules Second Floor 20; An Ordinance of from the General Rider and Worrell. purchase of two J. Seward Committee City Hall - One Civic the Common Council Fund #101 to the 2020 Synopsis: Johnson sculptures. Service Directory

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Brewster and in an era secutive years, including two of the best pass- was inducted into when the Boilermakers had a then-record 25 during KENNY THOMPSON ers in Purdue history, Columnist the Purdue Hall numerous offensive options. his junior season in 1978. back in the days before Bob DeMoss of Fame in 2007 No. 84 He was the anchor of the wore halls of fame. . . . Bob Dilling- The pick: Leo Sugar “Junk Defense” that helped numbers between 1 and 19, Honorable Standeford finished his ham (1966-68) A consensus All-Amer- Purdue compile a 19-4-1 not to mention a record-set- mention: Harold Wells collegiate career in 2003 led Purdue in receiving in ican defensive end and record during his final two ting wide receiver and a (1962-64) was an Associat- as the all-time Big Ten 1968 with 35 passes for 456 first-team All-Big Ten seasons. member of the legendary ed Press All-American de- Conference leader with yards and four touchdowns selection as a senior in Turner played 11 seasons NFL defensive line, “The fensive end in 1964 before 266 receptions and 3,788 . . . Ashley Bell (1969- 1951, Sugar went on to play as an outside linebacker Fearsome Foursome.” enjoying a four-year NFL receiving yards. As a 71) caught 11 touchdown nine seasons in the NFL in the NFL, helping San No. 81 career with the Philadelphia junior, Standeford was a passes as a sophomore in with the /St. Louis Francisco win Super Bowls The pick: Lamar Lundy Eagles . . . End Jim Beirne semifinalist for the Bilet- 1969 . . . Defensive tackle Cardinals, Philadelphia and in 1981, 1984, 1988 and The 6-7 Lundy became (1965-67) was a first-team nikoff Award (presented David Nugent (1996-99) Detroit. He was a Pro Bowl 1989. He was inducted into the first African-American All-American, first-team to the nation’s outstanding had 15 tackles for a loss as selection in 1958 and 1960. the Purdue Athletics Hall of star athlete at Purdue, not All-Big Ten and a CoSIDA receiver), first team All-Big a senior. Sugar was inducted into the Fame in 2006. only earning team MVP Academic All-American Ten selection and team No. 83 Purdue Athletics Hall of Honorable mention: Tight honors in football but in selection in 1967. He left Most Valuable Player after The pick: Forest Farmer Fame in 2006. end Kyle Adams (2006-07, basketball, too, as a senior. Purdue with several career catching 75 passes for a Farmer first made his Honorable mention: Tom 2009-10) caught 79 passes He led the Boilermakers and single-season receiving school-record 1,307 yards name in the football world Franckhauser led Purdue for 660 yards and three in receiving as a senior in records; his career yardage and a school-record-tying in 1960, when the soph- in receiving in 1957-58 . touchdowns. 1956 and was a two-time record stood for 13 years. 13 touchdowns. omore end was selected . . Tight end Marty Scott No. 86 second-team All-Big Ten Beirne is a member of Pur- He caught 77 passes for United Press International’s (1982-85) caught 103 passes The pick: George Catavo- end. due’s 100-year anniversary 1,150 yards and four touch- Offensive Player of the for 1,247 yards and four los He began his NFL career team and a 2004 inductee downs his senior season and Week. He had four catches touchdowns in his career . Catavolos was a three- with the into the Purdue Intercolle- was named second team for 69 yards and a couple . . Randall Lane (1998-99) year starting defensive back as a wide receiver but soon giate Athletics Hall of Fame All-Big Ten. Standeford of sacks in Purdue’s 23-14 caught 18 of ’ from 1964-66 who will be was shifted to defensive . . . Tight end Cliff Benson was named a True Fresh- upset of No. 1 Minnesota. record 55 completions in a best remembered for his end, where he teamed (1980-83) was a three-year man All-American in 2000 Farmer was one of the 1998 loss at Wisconsin. In game-saving up with , starter who caught 117 as a member of Purdue’s standouts on a Boilermaker two seasons, Lane had 119 in the end zone that denied and Roosevelt passes for 1,546 yards and Rose Bowl team. team that also defeated No. receptions for 1,630 yards Southern California the go- Grier to form “the Fear- 11 touchdowns. Honorable mention: Pete 3 Ohio State and No. 12 and 12 touchdowns . . . ahead two-point conversion some Foursome.” He is a No. 82 Brewster (1949-51) was Notre Dame and fought No. Seth Morales (2000-02) will in the 1967 Rose Bowl. member of both the Indiana The pick: John Stande- team MVP as a senior after 8 UCLA to a 27-27 tie en be forever remembered for Football and Basketball ford making 16 catches for 208 route to a 4-4-1 record. catching Brees’ game-win- See KENNY Page A5 Classifieds 317-770-7777 ext. 117 l [email protected] Deadlines for next-day publication: Tuesday - Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Line ads: 1 p.m. l Display ads 11 a.m. BARNEY GOOGLE

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Þ BETSY From Page A1 downtown Noblesville. En- a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednes- joy refreshments, live music, day Noblesville Chamber art and a cash bar with beer of Commerce luncheon at and wine from local produc- Purgatory Golf Club, with ers. October exhibit opening reservations required. features Graphic & Novel: A 43. Noblesville Main celebration of graphic arts in Street and Nickel Plate Arts the Judge Stone House. will present the second in a 7. First Friday Gal’s three-part “Small Business Guide to the Galaxy is also Superhero Series tailored to 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today with help small businesses pre- an unveiling of Leah Leach’s pare for Small Business Sat- massive artwork, “Mother Photo provided urday this winter, Part II is Tree - Firsts,” a mixed-me- The “Hedda Gabler” play by Henrik Ibsen is the first Merchandising, Oct. 7; and dia artwork that showcases production of the 2020-21 season in the new West- Part III is Customer Service 34 women who were the first Photo provided field Playhouse in downtown Westfield, and runs in a Time of COVID,” Oct. to accomplish a historical Conner Prairie Headless Horseman opened on through Sunday, with performances at 7:30 p.m. today 14, at Noblesville City Hall, milestone, on the second Thursday for the season with 18 nights of Halloween and Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, and features with reservations required. floor of the Stephenson fun this month in Fishers, with advance reservations Wendy Brown as Berta (from left), Julie Wallyn as Miss 44. The John Beatrice Building on the Nickel Plate required this year. Julia Tesman and Alex Dantin as George Tesman. Band will perform 7 p.m. to Arts Campus. a Radio Play from 8 p.m. to metal items, such as mowers Bloomington guitarist Peter 34. Roots of Life Church 10 p.m. Oct. 9 at Prime- 8. Austin James will 10 p.m. today at The Cat in and treadmills, bikes, grills, Kienle at 3 p.m. Saturday at in Noblesville will have an val Brewing in downtown perform 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 Carmel, continuing through batteries, and also household Center Stage Vintage Guitars in-person worship outdoors Noblesville. p.m. today at Spencer Farm Oct. 11. hazardous wastes, such as in Noblesville. Reed will be at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the 45. Christmas in October Winery in Noblesville, Jamie 14. Conner Prairie’s Corn fertilizers, paints, acids, plus there early with a pop-up church’s Lakeview Drive Craft Fair will be 9 a.m. to 3 Owens will perform 6:30 Maze in Fishers is open paper recycling and off-site booth in the parking lot with facility. Bring a chair, facial p.m. Oct. 10 at Fishers High p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Saturday. select dates through Oct 30, document shredding. a collection of stage shirts, mask and pray for good School. Brian Koning puts a fun with this year’s tribute to the 20. East Plum Prairie vintage rock T-shirts and weather. 46. Peek behind the cur- and eclectic spin on all your 200th anniversary of The neighborhood in Old Town more. 35. Enjoy Sunday worship tain of two local businesses favorite folk, pop, rock, Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Noblesville will have a Com- 27. The Boys & Girls at White River Christian during a Furniture & Flow- country and alternative hits Conner Prairie grounds are munity Clean Up Day, from Club of Noblesville bene- Church’s new Hamilton ers Open House from 9 a.m. from the 1950s to now, at open for outdoor experienc- 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, fits from the 2020 Trick or North community center and to 6 p.m. Oct. 10 at 17635 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Oct. es in Prairietown, Animal with the community invited Trivia from 6 p.m. to 10 coffee house, Remnant, at Cyntheanne Road, Nobles- 9, Nov. 13 and Dec. 11. Encounters, Lenape Indian to help. A dumpster will be p.m. Saturday at the Moose 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. in ville. Explore traditional 9. Noblesville Main Camp, the William Conner located at an old church, Lodge in Noblesville. Teams downtown Arcadia. American furniture built on Street’s final Music and House and other outdoor at 11th and Plum streets, of eight, adults 21 and older. 36. Final Car Show of site by Justin Kauffman of All That Jazz of the season spaces across the grounds. Noblesville. 28. Stella Luna & The the season with Jai Baker 3 Kauffman Fine Furniture and will feature live jazz on the The Apple Store is not open 21. Nickel Plate Express Satellites will perform 7 will be at 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tour the first year of flower Courthouse Square from 7 this year due to pandemic. will offer Fall Caboose rides p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday at Sunday in the parking lot in gardens of Audra’s Gardens. p.m. to 9 p.m. today during 15. Builders Association 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur- Grand Junction Brewing Co. front of Murphys PubHouse 47. Westfield Band Boost- First Friday in downtown of Greater Indianapolis’ day and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Westfield, where Circle at 116th Street and Olio ers’ Live Outdoor Craft Noblesville. There are also 2020 Home-A-Rama contin- Sunday, a 40-minute ride City Tap Co. tap dancers Road in Fishers. Show will be at 10 a.m. Scarecrows on the Square; ues through Monday in near- through Noblesville and over will hit the stage during two 37. EntryPoint Church, Oct. 10 at Westfield Middle snap a selfie with a scare- by Zionsville, with virtual the White River, with a free showcases, with two differ- with Pastor Nancy Lafferty, School. crow and tag Noblesville tickets also available. fall activity and snack on ent lineups, featuring new meets at 10:30 a.m. Sunday 48. Bring your furry Main Street on Facebook 16. Join in for free Music board for $12, with reser- and old pieces at 2 p.m. and at Conner Prairie in Fishers friend and help support the for a chance to win a free Bingo Fridays from 7 p.m. vations. Cobweb Caboose 5 p.m. Sunday. and alternates each Sunday Humane Society for Hamil- T-shirt. to 9 p.m. today at Pinheads celebrating Halloween begins 29. ‘90s Unplugged On between virtual and in-per- ton County during the annual 10. The “Hedda Gabler” and Alley’s Alehouse in weekends on Oct. 17. the Lake returns to the Boat- son through Nov. 15. Barkfest, from 11 a.m. to 3 play by Henrik Ibsen is Fishers. Hear 25-second 22. Tour the brand new house Kitchen & Swan Dive 38. Noblesville Moose p.m. Oct. 10 at Asa Bales the first production of the clips of your favorite songs Wayne Township Volunteer in Cicero from 8 p.m. to 10 Lodge is open every Sunday Park in Westfield, with $5 2020-21 season in the new at random, with song titles Fire Department on Durbin p.m. Saturday XXX for every admission for humans ages 5 Westfield Playhouse in (instead of numbers) on your Road in Noblesville during 30. The Dead Squirrels game with a tailgate party. and older, with tickets avail- downtown Westfield, and bingo cards. an open house from 11 a.m. (TDS) will perform 9 p.m. Open noon to 6 p.m. this able only in advance online. runs through Sunday, with 17. Don Elbreg, a guitar- to 3 p.m. Saturday. Meet to midnight Saturday at Sunday. 49. Harvest of Hope performances at 7:30 p.m. ist, singer and songwriter, your local firefighters and Barley Island Brewing Co. 39. Noblesville Fraternal Festival will offer a hay ride, today and Saturday and 2:30 will perform 9 p.m. to mid- talk to your trustee. in Noblesville. Order of Police and Nobles- more than 40 vendors, food p.m. Sunday. night today at Deer Creek 23. Central Indiana 31. Bowl 32 -- 3-2-Fun! ville Police Auxiliary will and pumpkins from 9 a.m. to 11. Brian Koning will per- Pub & Bistro on 211th Street Vintage Vehicles invites Center is open with bowl- have a charity Public Safety 3 p.m. Oct. 24 at Circle of form live, from 7:30 p.m. to in Harbourtown Center in car buffs to show off their ing, laser tag, arcade games Vehicle Showcase, 1 p.m. Hope, Noblesville Lakeview 10:30 p.m. today at Sugar Noblesville. Ciara Dawn vintage vehicles on the and birthday party space, in to 4 p.m. Sunday at Forest Church on South Park Street Creek Winery in Carmel. Haskett will perform from 9 Courthouse Square during Noblesville. Park in Noblesville. in Noblesville. 12. Grand Junction Brew- p.m. to midnight Saturday. the weekly Saturday night 32. Edge Adventures’ 40. Nickel Plate Arts’ art- 50. Cicero Friends of the ing Co. in Westfield will 18. Noblesville Farmers Cruise-in. Lawn chairs Aerial Adventures zipline is ist Michael J. McGuire’s 4th Park will offer a Haunted feature Riding Roughshod at Market is open 8 a.m. to and old-car conversations open with reservations re- annual Art Show and Sale is Trail, on Oct. 29-30 at Red 7:30 p.m. today. Brew Yoga noon Saturdays through Oct. invited. quired and social distancing 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at Bridge Park in Westfield. at 11 a.m. Saturday outside 24 at Federal Hill Commons. 24. Donate outgrown enforced at the Strawtown Harbour Trees Golf Club in Kid-friendly hours are 5:30 on the stage and in event Fishers Virtual Farmers winter coats for Hamilton Koteewi Park in Noblesville. Noblesville, with door priz- p.m. to 6:30 p.m., with space. Bring your own mats Market is Oct. 4-Dec. 19; County kids during a Coat 33. Noblesville First es, appetizers and a cash bar. frightening hours 6:45 p.m. and props. Also, music, Carmel Farmers Market is Drive Thru, from 10 a.m. to United Methodist Church 41. Hamilton County to 9 p.m. Oct. 29 and 6:45 comedy, poetry welcome on open 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 2 p.m. Saturday at Nobles- offers live Outdoor Worship Community Band will have p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Oct. 30. Open Mic Night at 7 p.m. to Saturdays through Oct. 31 ville High School. Volun- at 8:15 a.m. and 10 a.m. a free Fall Concert from 7 Parking available only inside 9 p.m. Wednesdays, hosted at Center Green next to The teers will collect donations Sundays at Teter Retreat & p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday at Ivy the park; no parking along by Gary Wasson. Live Palladium. from your car. Farm in Noblesville, with Tech Community College Morse Landing Drive. Trivia from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 19. The City of Fishers’ 25. A Fall Festival will be pastor Jerry Rairdon and auditorium in Noblesville. Thursdays. Singo Music Fall Recycling Day is 8 a.m. open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat- assistant pastors Jill Mof- 42. Noblesville Schools -Contact Betsy Reason at Bingo from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Biller- urday at Allisonville Garden fett and Matt Hantelman superintendent Beth Nie- [email protected]. The Tuesdays. icay Park, where residents & Nursery in Fishers. officiating. Indoor worship dermeyer will deliver her Indiana Stamp Club officers 13. Neil Simon’s “Plaza can recycle electronics and 26. Wendy Reed will also returns Oct. 11 with annual State of the Schools have canceled INDYPEX in Suite” will be presented as household electronics or perform a live session with reservations. address during an 11:30 Noblesville, for Oct. 2-4.

Þ KENNY From Page A1 Honorable mention: Andy Gladstone (1980-83) was a (1,855) and receiving touchdowns (17). He then became a as a three-year starter. three-year starter at outside linebacker/defensive end . . . starter as a rookie for the in 1990 and Baker played parts of four seasons with the Miami Dol- John Kerr (1951-54) was a three-year starter at end, lead- set the team’s rookie touchdown receptions mark with nine. phins as an undrafted free agent ing Purdue in receiving as a senior with 20 catches for 337 Williams played seven season in the NFL, all but seven Honorable mention: Bruce Gaston (2010-13) was a four- yards and two touchdowns. games with the Eagles. year starter at defensive tackle, recording seven tackles for No. 87 No. 89 loss as a senior. The pick: Bob DeMoss The pick: Tim Stratton DeMoss’ impact on Purdue football would cover four Stratton had perfect timing in his career. Kenny Thompson is an award winning journalist who writes a decades but this pick is strictly as a four-year starting quar- He was a perfect fit in ’s offense and had Drew weekly column for Sagamore News Media terback from 1945-48. His numbers today don’t jump off Brees passing to him for three seasons. the page (2,759 yards, 23 TD passes) but college football He was also in the right place at the right in the 1940s wasn’t known for the passing game like it is time to win the first John Mackey Award as the INSTALLS ON NEW today. nation’s best tight end in 2000 after catching 58 & EXISTING GUTTERS He gained national fame as a freshman in 1945, guid- passes for 605 yards and two touchdowns for the ing Purdue to a 35-13 victory at No. 4 Ohio State before Big Ten champion Boilermakers. 73,585 fans, the most ever to watch the Boilermakers at When he completed his eligibility in 2001, no that time. Purdue football player had caught more passes High honorable mention: Bart Burrell (1977-80) was the (204). Stratton also is one of four Boilermakers to epitome of a possession receiver for high school teammate be selected first-team All-Big Ten three times. AFTER LeafFilter . He caught 140 passes for 2,126 yards and Honorable mention: Brycen Hopkins was a per- BEFORE LeafFilter 14 touchdowns. Burrell was a second-team All-Big Ten se- fect fit for coach ’s passing game. As a lection as a senior . . . Babe Dimancheff (1943-44) came to senior in 2019, Hopkins caught 61 passes for 830 LIFETIME Purdue when Butler suspended its football program during yards and seven touchdowns to earn the Big Ten’s WARRANTY World War II. He was part of a loaded backfield that Kwalick-Clark Tight End of the Year award in ad- helped the Boilermakers go 9-0 in 1943. As a senior, he led dition to first-team all-conference honors. 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THamiltonIMES County’s Own Daily Newspaper Business NEWSNotes and Friday, Oct. 2, 2020 A6 FRIDAY EMAIL, [email protected]  U.S. MAIL, 54 N. 9th St., Noblesville, IN 46060  ONLINE, www.thetimes24-7.com Do you have Zombie’s stalking you at work? Musicians are collaborating remotely; but Editor’s Note: In the spirit of the season, we’re re-publish the four manage- ment columns this month that featured a Halloweenish theme. are their credits protected? October! When a violinist in lockdown ant than ever that everyone who deserved credit on singer and What a great month October is. Fall is in the air (or at least it was sup- because of the pandemic was creates music should have a rapper Lizzo’s hit song “Truth posed to be . . . maybe there IS something to this global warming thing after asked to compose music for a streamlined way to ensure that Hurts.” all?). Football is in full swing (although as a die-hard Colts fan . . . well, secret project, the agreeable their credits are accurate and Fairchild says one mistake enough said). The leaves are changing (and I’m color blind). musician went to work, even their files are safe at every stage often made in the collecting and OK, maybe October isn’t that great of a month. though he had no idea where of the creative process.” storing process is waiting until But October has one good thing going for it, Hal- the finished product would turn VEVA Sound, through its after the fact to compile the loween. As my wife and daughters would quickly up. VEVA Collect platform, is one credits, which creates the risk tell anyone, I’m still a kid at heart and Halloween is As it happened, he was of the companies that pro- that someone’s contribution will a great holiday for kids. working on Taylor Swift’s vides a way for those credits be left out. It’s also a great time to take a look at work new Folklore album – and his to be collected and stored. In “We believe the best way to through a set of spooky glasses. Specifically, let’s name and contribution appeared addition, VEVA Collect allows manage the nightmare of file talk about how some bosses can be just like a char- appropriately in the album’s those musicians to safely share and credit management is to acter from a classic scary movie. So for the next liner notes. unreleased work with collabo- collect the information at the four weeks leading up to Sammy Terry’s favorite Someone, clearly, was rators by providing storage for time you are creating, wheth- holiday, let’s drive a stake through the heart of keeping proper records to make such files as sound demos and er you are writing a song or some well-deserving supervisors! sure credit went where credit mixed-and-mastered projects. making a recording,” she says. The Zombie was due. “When people hear music, “If there is a process in place to You know The Zombie. He or she walks around TIM TIMMONS That’s not always the case in they probably think mainly easily collect files and credits with no emotion. They rarely acknowledge anyone Business Playbook the music world, though. Ef- about the performer,” Fairchild from the beginning of a project, or anything, just staring straight ahead with that forts to store recording files and says. “But lots of people can be the chances of inaccurate credits Business Playbook is written look of hopeless despair. by Tim Timmons. You can reach credit notes can be at times hap- involved in a project, whether or missing files decreases dras- We all try to avoid The Zombie for fear that Tim at ttimmons@thepaper24-7. hazard, leaving some musicians it’s a performer, songwriter, tically.” com. Timmons’ book, Coaching they might actually stop and look at you. Legend Success: Creating Champions for and songwriters to learn too late producer, or engineer, and all About Deborah Fairchild has it that if their eye catches yours you too will the Business World is available at that their hard work went unrec- of them should want to ensure Deborah Fairchild, president become a Zombie before the next full moon. The www.tim-timmons.com. ognized and uncredited, says that their credits are accurately of VEVA Sound (www.veva- good news is that you’ll get that promotion into Deborah Fairchild, president of submitted at the session level.” sound.com), started her career management you’ve been wanting. The bad news is that it’s the last promo- Nashville-based VEVA Sound Because credits are valuable with the company as an archival tion you’ll ever get. (www.vevasound.com), which – on occasion worth millions engineer in 2004. In the past How do you work for The Zombie every day without losing your soul? verifies and archives projects of dollars – they can become 16 years she has risen to lead Frankly, it’s hard. Be brave and stay strong, because it is indeed possible. for clients in the music industry. the subject of major conflicts the company in all facets of the First, you have to understand that there are many myths. Don’t get fooled. “The bottom line is that with- when someone feels their business. She has grown VEVA Wearing a garlic ID photo lanyard has no impact on The Zombie. Rearrang- out accurate credits, you cannot contributions to a project aren’t into a global entity servicing ing your cubicles into the shape of a cross won’t slow them down either. A be paid for your participation in duly noted. Sometimes the major labels in North America silver bullet works, but that brings on all sorts of legal issues with a likely any project,” she says. disagreements end up in court, and Europe, establishing offices change of address for you (and then you would have your very own zom- Whether musicians are in a where the legal system must try in New York, Los Angeles, bie-like stare). studio or sitting on the sofa at to untangle competing claims and London in addition to the No, the best way to work for The Zombie is to (first, avoid the stare) home during the pandemic, they about who deserves credit and company’s headquarters in do your job with the goal of letting your stellar performance catch their need to make sure careful doc- who does not. Nashville. Fairchild has kept attention. If you can manage that, not only will your future be bright but you umentation is kept of what they This year, Post Malone found VEVA at the forefront of tech- just might be able to bring your boss out of that Zombie-like trance and back write and record, and that the himself in a legal battle over nology and continues to evolve into the land of the living. documentation is safely stored, whether another songwriter and adapt VEVA’s services and Fairchild says. deserved a writing credit on technology to assist the needs of Next week: The Witch “As the industry evolves one of Malone’s songs. The their extensive client base. She in this new normal, remote songwriter said yes, Malone advises many label executives, Business Playbook is written by Tim Timmons. Timmons’ book, Coaching Suc- recording has become more of said no. Just recently, a judge producers, engineers and artists cess: Creating Champions for the Business World is available at www.tim-timmons. a trend,” Fairchild says. “That dismissed a lawsuit in which seeking archival and asset man- com. makes it perhaps more import- two songwriters claimed they agement solutions.