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Southside News Quiz On death and dying

How well do you know your Southside community? spent Memorial Day weekend cleaning out Test your current event knowledge each week with a little Q&A! HAUNTS & JAUNTS his apartment. We all became his support National Lemonade Day is May 21! At Garfield Park Arts Center will be By Rick Hinton group. It was my job to run a gauntlet of 1 which Southside business will Daisy 4 host to a _____ Art Festival and scheduling nurse care, rehab visits, hospice Troop 867 set up their booth, The Lemon Competition on May 21, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Faithful reader of The Southside Times ❏ and visits from the family priest. The last Drop Hut? A. Chalk and freelance writer, Tess Baker, retired from professional visit was the hos- ❏ B. Watercolor IUPUI in 2010, has thoughts ❏ A. Shoe Carnival ❏ C. Calligraphy pice doctor, giving instructions ❏ ❏ on finality when we move on to on pain medication helping my B. Walmart on U.S. 31 D. Graffiti another existence: ❏ C. The Southside Times brother through his ordeal.” ❏ D. Burlington Coat Factory McDonalds on Emerson Ave. in Beech “New spring blooms are ev- “I held his hand one hot 5 Grove will soon close, temporarily, erywhere. I am thinking about summer night and folded one of Students help open and operate Second for what? death and dying. We all do it. my mothers’ earrings inside his 2 Chance – The Crossing in Beech Grove, We all know that when we are palm. I told him that mom was selling what? ❏ A. Staff training born, no one leaves this earth ❏ waiting for him and she would B. To host a summer camp in human form—our bodies be there to greet him. He needn’t ❏ A. T-shirts ❏ C. To revamp the menu left behind, discarded by our fear death. Yet, the person I ❏ B. Furniture ❏ D. Remodeling spirit that goes on somewhere. ❏ Submitted Photos thought most likely to be calm C. Candy Every culture has this knowl- ❏ D. Baked goods Tess and Steve Baker in death was terrified and fought edge and belief, however primi- for days, clinging to what was Greenwood recognized what national tive, and rituals to make it more left of life. I assured Steve that 3 week during its May 16 Common bearable. But we still don’t re- mother was there. I was so sure Council meeting? ally know what happens after of it. Our mother went home to ❏ A. National Lemonade Week death.” ❏ heaven in 1984, yet I was posi- B. National Police Week “This terrible fear of dying, tive that if one person was ever ❏ C. National Business Week part of it instinctive, keeps us ❏ D. National Veterans Week sitting at the throne of Jesus, it from doing stupid things that would be her. That night, Steve Answers on Page 16 hasten our death. Faith is sup- went home, free of pain forever.” posed to keep the fear of dy- Steve Baker “I am not afraid of death any- ing at bay. My brother Steve, more,” Tess states. a faithful Catholic, went to “I think there is a point in old age when church every Sunday and bible study during death becomes more welcome. Relatives the week. His social life was his church. The and friends that went before you are go- Bring this ad in get 15% OFF. two standards in his life were job and faith. I ing to come for you and bring you home. never saw him without either one.” I'm still living life, loving my back yard, ex- “He went to the dentist one day in May ercise classes, shopping, and short trips— 2012. Blood in his mouth was coming from the world I have come to love still means so somewhere and his dentist dismissed him, much to me. But there is something else out ✃ telling him to go to the nearest emergency there and it's wonderful beyond everything room. Admitted into the hospital for further imaginable. My mother told me so.” tests, Steve went from daily routine to giving his life and soul to a cancer growing in his Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, loves researching things that go bump head which had metastasized to his kidneys: in the night. His articles can be read the last 4 months of his life.” on Facebook: Rick Hinton, Southport “When released from the hospital and Paranormal Examiner. Hinton conducts st paranormal investigations with his told he needed constant supervision, we (my team, South Central Paranormal. May 21 – 2 Year Anniversary other brother, his wife, my daughter and I) Party & Cloud Contest Tons of Giveaways • Starting at 11AM Food will be provided. In Loving Memory Arts and Crafts Fair Electronic Cigarettes, Kits, Hours: Saturday June 4th Mon.-Fri. 10a.m.-8p.m. “In memory of Parts, E-juices, Mods & Sat. 11a.m.-8p.m. our beloved Ryan 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Accessories Sun. Noon-4p.m. Douglas Hannan. First Christian Church Member of Consumer Gone from us but 5135 S. 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Top ten reasons Torry What the will not be allowed Beep? back to the next Shallo's beer tasting event The Southside Times has featured so many events in its decades of existence. Just Compiled by when we thought we’d seen it all, here comes Mrs. Torry Stiles along something that surprises us. This Sat- urday, May 21, the Southport Police Depart- (Dear readers - ment will play a baseball game against two Torry Stiles is unable professional teams. How is that surprising? to finish this week's It’s Beep Baseball, designed for those who Top Ten list. Shallo's are blind or visually impaired. The officers Antique Bar had will be blindfolded along with their competi- their annual Spring tors to be on equal playing ground. beer tasting event Greenwood-based Indy Edge will play and Torry felt obligated to attend. He is still against the police at 9:30 a.m. Broad Ripple- in bed trying to think of a new disease to call based Indy Thunder will play against the of- in sick with. I volunteered to do this one for ficers at 11 a.m. Then Indy Edge and Indy him.) Thunder will compete at 2:15 p.m. After the 10. The folks at Shallo's are also looking games, the public will have a chance to try STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE for help for one of their family. They are their hand at batting, blindfolded. The event, asking friends to donate at gofundme.com/ sponsored by the Lions Club of Southport standwithstacy to defray medical and life Inc., is free and open to the public. Dona- The Southside Times is all about people and cluded both the Garfield Park Neighbors As- expenses for one of their servers. Torry tions will be accepted to help the teams go to our community. What do you like in your sociation and the Friends of Garfield Park. could have helped get the word out but he the World Series in Ames, Iowa. neighborhood? What don’t you like? Who has claims the buttons on his phone are too Southport Police Chief Thomas Vaughn done something nice, no matter how small Star: To Restore Old Town Green- loud. said he thought it would be fun to pit the of- and should be recognized? Email your “Stars wood (ROTG) and to all of the vol- ficers against the professionals for a game and Strikes” to [email protected]. Jim Sim- unteers who participated in the sixth 9. I am too old to carry him home any more. the whole community will enjoy. We can’t mons of Garfield Park and Chad Mertz of annual Old Town Community Clean-Up Next time we're calling for FedEx freight agree more. We’re sure the officers will not Greenwood contributed to this week's Stars Day on May 7. ROTG organizes and runs the delivery and HE can pay the shipping. only have a fun time playing the game, but and Strikes. annual event, which drew more than 50 vol- 8. I still have no idea where his shoes ended we’ll surely get a laugh out of watching them unteers this year. Everyone graciously volun- up or where he got the pair he wore home. Star: To the Garfield Farmer's Mar- teered their Saturday morning to help make try their hand at the good ‘ole American pas- 7. Whoever thought it a good idea to serve ket, located in the park, which downtown Greenwood look the best it can time with a twist. We hope to see you there! asparagus as part of the veggie platter at a opened for the first time to large and prepare for the many activities happen- beer fest needs his head examined. but manageable crowds and followed that ing in the area this summer. BELIEVE IT! up May 14 with another big crowd in spite 6. I slapped him because, frankly, no one of cold weather. Several vendors sold out, Star: To Linda Banta and the rest of there wanted to "see the elephant." Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical and it was rainy! The organization is led by the Southport Parks board who or- 5. The bouncers were no more impressed laws on the books. Each week, we’ll share one neighbors Julia Woody and Ashley Brooks ganized the annual Spring Festival with his claim of being a professional with you… and their Advisory Board and operates Sat- on May 14. The event was a success, despite journalist than was I. The fact he made that In South Dakota, if there are more than five Native urdays, 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. weekly. the cold weather which caused it to shut announcement while standing on the table Americans on your property you may shoot them. down a little early. Participants enjoyed the toasting Perry White, Lois Lane and Clark Star: To organizers of the annual pet parade, pie contest, vendors, entertain- Kent didn't help. Source: dumblaws.com Mutt Strut which blanketed Garfield ment with dancing, open air art contest and Park with hundreds (perhaps more) more throughout the day! 4. We were all happy to hear that 'South of people and even more dogs in an event to Cider' is made in Fountain Square. However benefit the Humane Society. Supporters in- his loyalty to things south of Washington Street does not obligate him to try and deplete their entire stock. QUOTE OF THE WEEK 3. I don't know how to make him a NyQuil The Southside Times martini and I highly doubt it will help his welcomes letters headache. to the editor in good taste. 2. Torry, I love you, but you can NOT sing. All submissions are subject to editing. “There have been very few complaints the You also SHOULD NOT sing. Especially Please send to [email protected]. 'The Rodeo Song' while strolling past a All letters must be signed. Please include way it is. People go. They use the bathroom family of five. a daytime phone number for that they feel is appropriate." 1. While he has always been a good tipper verification purposes only. it was not necessary to slip five bucks and a boozy "thank you" to the trash can at the ~ Donald Trump door. The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of May 19-25, 2016 5 Southside author celebrates book launch Crews prepare to tear down, BOOK RELEASE Stephinie Johnson, of the Greenwood/Indianapolis area, will release her book, Beaten But Not Stirred: 7 Steps build up Beech Grove McDonalds to Deliverance, on May 21. Johnson is the president of Beaten But Not Stirred which is a non-profit organization standing against domestic By Brian R. Ruckle violence and helping the victims by being their voice. She will celebrate book launch UPGRADES Beech Grove area resi- on May 21 at Elevation Church of Indianapolis located at 8902 S. Sherman Dr., In- dents accustomed to buy- dianapolis, IN from 4 – 6 p.m. For more information, visit: 7stepstodeliverance.org/ ing morning coffee, stopping in for hotcakes, and beaten-but-not-stirred/ or beatennostirred.blogspot.com. picking up burgers at the South Emerson Avenue Mc- Donald’s will need to take a detour to enjoy their Big Macs and Happy Meals this summer. Dry Goods to open in Greenwood Wrecking and construction crews are scheduled to knock down and rebuild the 4541 S. Emerson Ave. OPENING Dry Goods specialty store will open its third Indiana location on McDonald’s south of I-465 during the first week in July 16, 2016 at Greenwood Park Mall in Greenwood. This move June. The last fries and hamburgers will be sold on Photo by Brian Ruckle is a part of a strategic growth plan for the company, focusing on the evening of Tuesday, May 31 before the doors open The McDonalds at 4541 S. Emerson Ave. will further establishing its Midwestern roots and eventually expanding its presence na- again on a new modern McDonald’s at the end of the undergo a complete remodel this summer. tionwide. This will be the 18th location for the specialty chain since its founding in summer. 2010. The store will feature a constant flow of contemporary clothing, shoes, jewelry “After years of business there we have decided that the facility needs to be upgraded to meet the and accessories targeted at young women from leading brands. Interested applicants current standards. It will be the ultimate remodel. We are going to tear it down and start all over,” can learn more by visiting drygoodsusa.com. said Roy Stuckey, Andi Inc. co-owner of eight area McDonald’s with Jim Props. Stuckey said the Emerson Avenue McDonald’s was their fifth restaurant. They opened it in July Cancer MD lauded for compassionate care 1983 when Ronald Reagan was president, Flashdance’s What a Feelin' was on the top of the music charts and National Lampoon's Vacation hit the movie screens. He said the new contemporary Mc- Sarah Ali, MD, oncology and hematology spe- Donald’s will be 35 feet longer, will have dual lane drive thru, a large outdoor patio area and all new AWARD cialist, has been recognized as the latest recip- modern equipment and decor inside. It will continue to be open 24 hours. ient of the Healing Hands Award, presented “It will be a brand new restaurant with the most efficient equipment. It will be larger and it will quarterly by Franciscan St. Francis Health. Dr. Ali practices with On- look at lot bigger. It is going to look like a battleship,” said Stuckey. cology & Hematology Specialists, a Franciscan Physician Network Starting June 1 through the end of the summer, customers can find the familiar McDonald’s arch- practice. She joined the Franciscan Physician Network in 2012. She es five minutes away at 3649 S Keystone Ave., seven minutes away at 2230 S. Sherman Dr., seven is board-certified in internal medicine and oncology and hematology. minutes away at 4044 E. Southport Rd., and 12 minutes away at 1197 S. Park Dr. in Greenwood. She has a special interest in breast malignancies and lymphomas.

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Chilly start to Spring

Southport Spring Festival offers pet parade, pie contest and live entertainment for all

Bundled up in hats, coats and gloves, attendees of the Southport Spring Festival braved the unusually cold spring weather to participate in the annual fes- tivities. With vendors lining Derbyshire Road leading to Southport Park in Southport, activities took place as Top, left: Amy Rich won the Apple Pie Contest, sponsored by Connie Middle, right: Jeff Udrasols, owner of Meridian Veterinary Clinic, plays Mortensen State Farm. She poses with her daughter, Evelyn. with a dog from the pet parade after helping judge the contest. planned with an Indiana Bicentennial Birthday Party, Top, center: Children released balloons in celebration of the birthday Bottom, left: Southport City Councilor Jim Cooney and Police Officer Sgt. Early English Country Dancing, art contests by SoArts, party thrown in recognition of the Indiana Bicentennial. Nate Williams joined the Pet Parade. a Pet Parade, kids zone including Bob’s Bumpy Barrels, Top, right: Murat Shrine Clowns made balloons and interacted with Bottom, center: Mya Whitlow enjoys some pizza after getting her face Indianapolis Southside Harley-Davidson with their guests of the Southport Spring Festival. painted and Nicholas Shaver participates in the Open Air Art Contest JUMPSTART full-size motorcycle ride and an Apple Middle, left: Kat Silver participates in the Open Air Art Contest sponsored sponsored by SoArts. Pie Baking Contest. For more information, visit south- by SoArts. Her works can be seen at artistkatsilver.wix.com/artistkatsilver. Bottom, right: Don Tucker of Tucker’s Just Bee Cause explains the inner portevents.org. Middle, center: Daisy and Collier with their grandma, Laura Wright. workings of a bee hive to spring festival guests. The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of May 19-25, 2016 7

Jason Grable Girl Scouts plant Greenwood community relations officer says flowers at school he is busier but having more fun than ever Members from Clinton IN MEMORY Young Elementary Girl BEHIND the BADGE Scout Troop #275 proud- ly pose after completing flower planters for their Compiled by Nicole Davis school. Pictured from left, Mackenzie Patric, Aubry Now in his 19th year of law enforcement, Faver and Raven Bond. Also shown are Girl Scout serving for the Greenwood Police Depart- Leaders Monica Ottinger and Carrie Reinking. The ment, Jason Grable said he still loves the job. flowers will be part of a garden to honor the memory “We keep growing. It keeps getting busier,” of CY student Mary Settles. he said. “It keeps getting more crowded. Re- gardless, the people are still the best thing in our city. We couldn’t do what we do if this city wasn’t full of good, hard working people.” Grable was hired to the Greenwood PD in CGHS Bands honored with 1997. He resides in Franklin Township with his wife, Nicole. He now serves as commu- ISSMA All-Music Award nity relations officer, with duties that include writing grants for the department, and serv- HS BAND The Indiana State ments in the past year. In order to earn the ing as a hostage crisis negotiator and school School Music Associa- All-Music Award, individual students and resource officer. Recently, he’s been teaching tion (ISSMA) awarded large class ensembles must participate in ev- a course called CRASE – Civilian Response to the Center Grove High School Band Depart- ery sanctioned ISSMA event and earn a gold Active Shooter Events. He will visit schools, ment with its 2015-16 All-Music Award in rating. The department will receive a special libraries, churches or businesses in the city Jason Grable recognition of their musical accomplish- banner to display. limits. He said the 90-minute program is the Photo by Nicole Davis most comprehensive one he’s seen to train groups of civilians on active shooter situa- into my arms. He was not getting air. He was tions. Those interested can reach him at gra- choking on a piece of candy. Training kicked [email protected]. in. I flipped him over and did back blows. I did it twice. I flipped him back over. He took What was your inspiration a breath. That was a good feeling, one of my to become a police officer? favorite days. It was by chance. I graduated from Green- wood. From my early teenage years, I wanted What aspect of the job do you to design airplanes... I went to Purdue. At the find most challenging? time, I was excited because their engineer- Time management because I wear so many ing program was phenomenal. God always hats and have so many responsibilities. I’m has a different plan for us. I joined a frater- busier than I’ve ever been. But I’m having so nity and made the varsity cheerleading squad. much fun, it doesn’t bother me at all. I had cheered in high school... My sophomore year, I was so busy. I was in calculus, phys- What do you enjoy doing in ics and chemistry. I felt like I was churning your off-time? numbers all of the time. I wanted to try some- I love to travel and spend time with the thing different, more creative, be around kids. I have two kids of my own, 16 and 19. people. My dad retired from IMPD after 37 My niece and nephew, 8 and 10, live with us years. I looked up to him and his profession. now. Our home life is busier. Everyone is in Dept. of Education recognizes I transferred to the sociology department and sports. loved it, talking about the law, social aspects Hornet Enrichment of criminal justice and society. I transferred What are your future goals, professionally or personally? to IUPUI School of Criminal Justice. While I The Hornet En- A. Kaiser, Ph.D., Beech Grove City Schools was still in school, I hired on at Greenwood, That 20-year landmark is approaching in STUDENTS richment Academy Superintendent. “Our teachers have a strong at 23 years old. law enforcement. Once you hit 20 you’re vest- has been recognized understanding of the needs of at-risk stu- ed in your pension but that is really insignifi- by the Indiana Department of Education as dents and are invested in the idea of a non- What has been one of your most cant. I am having so much fun. Personally, I a school of Promising Practice. The Hornet traditional learning environment. We are gratifying moments on the job? want to get all these kids raised successfully Enrichment Academy, a program of Beech proud to have the Hornet Enrichment Acad- One of my favorites is more of a medic and get them through college. Grove City Schools, is one of 200 education emy as a part of Beech Grove City Schools.” run... I remember a call U.S. 31 Northbound or wraparound service programs to be rec- Identified programs, like the Hornet En- What would you have done if you from Main Street. The dispatch put out a ognized by the Department in honor of Indi- richment Academy, are student-centered hadn't become a police officer? choking infant call at an apartment complex ana’s bicentennial celebration. and focus on positively impacting students less than a mile away. I didn’t think about it; I There is a part of me to this day that has a “The foundation of the Hornet Enrich- through innovative programming and ac- didn’t respond to the radio. I just drove there. desire to build and create. I used to be a con- ment Academy is the relationships that are tivities that provide a high-quality learning I was 30 seconds away. I ran towards the front tractor, so in my own home I do all the work established, where students have the support environment and experience. For more in- door. There two women screaming, one hold- in construction, repairs. I like working with of an educational mentor who guides their formation, visit does.in.gov/outreach/prom- ing an 8-month-old child. She thrust him my hands and seeing the finished product. academic and personal growth,” stated Paul ising-practices. 8 Week of May 19-25, 2016 • ss-times.com COVER STORY The Southside Times

Second Chance – The Crossing in Beech Grove furnishes students with the opportunity for a Restoring second chance at high school graduation “I’ve definitely seen the kids change,” she said. “When we first started we were asked to have a vision, talk to the kids and get them on board. Now the kids take it and run with it. If I wasn’t here, I think it would still run. They’re just so passionate about it. They have matured so much in their desire to run their own business.” By Nicole Davis Jaylin Albertson, sophomore, said before coming to The Crossing, he had been kicked VisionsTaking slightly damaged furniture and fixing out of school twice. Now he’s going to graduate early and intends to join the Marine any dents or scratches, making sure each piece is sturdy and look- Corps when he’s eligible. He said he’s enjoyed working on promoting and marketing ing like new before reselling it isn’t just giving the tables, chairs or desks a second Second Chance, a project that has given him an interest in leadership. chance to be used in the homes of the buyers. It’s a second “I have managing experience now,” Albertson said. “I was chance for students as well: to finish high school and earn job here for all of this. I helped with the business plan. I can use and life experience they’ll need to be successful in the future. that. It’s taught me life lessons, lessons you don’t learn in Not every student fits into the traditional high school set- school normally.” ting. Opened in Beech Grove January 2015, The Crossing is a There are 60 students in the Indianapolis-area campus. school for those who aren’t doing so well in high school, drop Aside from their classes, students are given time to have ma- out or get expelled for behavioral problems. ture discussions with one another and their teachers, get an Nick Miller, a junior, said he was flunking almost every hour lunch break and spend time working at the furniture class before it was recommended that he consider The Cross- store. There is another campus of The Crossing in Whiteland, ing in Beech Grove. Now he has college on his mind, with a which operates a microbusiness making pallet art. Some of desire to attend Ball State and major in communications. that art is hung at the Second Chance store in Beech Grove. “I didn’t get in trouble,” Miller said. “I just got all F’s all “Everyone needs furniture but we provide it with a sto- of the time. I talked to a counselor about what I could do. ry,” Bowman said. “Each piece of furniture has a story. Each I wasn’t a fan of the idea but I came here. I actually appreci- student has a story. The students say the mission statement ate school now more than I thought I would. We have really From left, Austin Martin, Nick Miller and Jaylin Albertson. is, ‘We give furniture a second chance just like the crossing made this school ours. None of this was here when we got Photo by Nicole Davis gives us a second chance.’ You can buy furniture anywhere here. This school is completely different. You are rewarded but buying it here really gives back to their future and edu- for attendance. You don’t feel like you’re just a face in a crowd of 30. You don’t get that cation.” at any other school.” Most of the students who were behind for their grade level are on track or almost on As part of the school requirements, students must receive track to graduate early. School is out for the summer on June 10, but students will con- job training. The students began working in November to tinue to operate the business year-round. create a business plan and opened Second Chance Furni- “I look forward to seeing how this grows with the store being new,” Bowman said. ture in April, with factory-damaged furniture that they “With The Crossing being newer to the Indianapolis area, I’m excited to see where we have repaired and are selling at discounted prices at 611 can expand and what different types of students we can start reaching. For me, person- Main St., Beech Grove. ally, the thing I’m most excited about is seeing is leadership traits that develop within “We’re learning the business together,” said Austin them and where they go in the next couple of years... These past two weeks the students Martin, sophomore. “It’s not just a class where the teach- have been working on a final product. They go from running around like crazy to silent er directs us. We make group decisions on what we’re go- to so focused and thirsty to learn more. Seeing them be passionate about business and ing to do.” entrepreneurship this past week has been priceless.” Meghann Bowman came to The Crossing in September as the micro-business instructor.

Second Chance – The Crossing 611 Main St., Beech Grove, IN 46107 http://secondchancethecrossing.weebly.com/ facebook.com/Second-Chance-The- Crossing-576771832481811 From left, Jamie Klue, Karlee Grace Martin, Nick Miller, Meghann Bowman, Jaylin Albertson. Submitted Photo The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of May 19-25, 2016 9

Roncalli’s Harmon wins McClurg hired as Roncalli USS Indianapolis architectural competition wrestling coach survivor to speak at PMHS DESIGN Roncalli High School se- SPORTS Roncalli High School has hired Wade nior Jared Harmon won McClurg as its wrestling coach. McClurg On May 19, first place in the five states has spent the last four seasons as the as- WWII VET hear first-hand Great Lakes Regional National Women in Con- sociate head wrestling coach at Carmel High School and from a WWII struction architectural design competition. His as the associate head coach for the Carmel USA Wrestling veteran about the cost of freedom and that commercial retail store design advances him to Club. He served as the coach of the Indiana State Wrestling determination, perseverance, and survival the national finals where he will compete with Association (ISWA) National Team and was the 2013-14 in the face of horrendous and unfathomable eleven other students’ works from across the United States for ISWA Coach of the Year. McClurg coached three IHSAA state champions odds, is achievable. Mr. Richard (Dick) Thel- the national title. Three Roncalli architecture students, under and seven IHSAA state finalists. An alumnus of Beech Grove High School, en, a sailor on the Heavy Cruiser USS Indi- teacher Jim Ratliff, swept the statewide competition earlier in McClurg graduated from the University of Indianapolis in 2013 with a anapolis will speak, at Perry Meridian High the month. Harmon took first place, David Wade second and bachelor’s degree in elementary education. The Roncalli wrestling program School at 6:30 p.m. The Indianapolis was one Grant Schoening third place. opens its 2016-17 season in November. of the fastest ships is the US Navy in WW II. Although it served with honor in many key Pacific battles, it was most famous for its’ last Franklin Central’s Kalia is Indiana Miss Math voyage. It was chosen to transport a secret LaMonaca, weapon from San Francisco to the Tinian Is- On May 11, Pat- school senior in STEM class- Greenwood, is land, a tiny spec in the Pacific Ocean. That MATH rick McGrew, Direc- es, as well as extracurricu- weapon was the world’s first atom bomb. tor of Education Policy lar activities, work/research Trinity grad After completing the mission, the ship de- from Indiana Governor Mike Pence’s office projects, leadership roles, parted to prepare for the coming invasion named Franklin Central Senior, Jasmine Ka- and community service. This GRAD Gabrielle LaMonaca, of the Japanese mainlandJust after midnight lia as Indiana’s 2016 Miss Math. This hon- is the second Franklin Cen- of Greenwood, graduat- on July 30, 1945, Japanese torpedoes found or recognizes Jasmine for her exemplary tral student to be named Miss ed from Trinity College their mark, the “Indy”. She sank in less than performance in science, technology, engi- Math. In 2015, Maggie Christy was given following the spring semester. LaMonaca 15 minutes, taking 400 men down with her neering, and math (STEM). She received a the same honor. These awards represent the majored in business administration. Trin- and casting the rest into the dark, oil-soaked $1,000 college scholarship through Indiana’s hard work and determination of our stu- ity College offers more than 70 programs of flaming Pacific. They had virtually no surviv- CollegeChoice 529 Direct Savings Plan. In- dents and the Franklin Township Commu- study from its Deerfield campus, including al gear, food or water. They were not found diana’s Miss Math award honors the top high nity School Corporation teachers. online options. for almost 5 days.

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SR 37 repaving project Perry Meridian Jazz Band earns All-Music Award to start in July In order to earn the All-Music JAZZ STREETS Indiana Department Award, individual students and large of Transportation offi- ensembles were required to partici- cials met with contractor pate in every sanctioned ISSMA event and earn a representatives MAY 11 at Seymour District gold rating. Band events included the ISSMA district offices to review expectations and set con- Solo and Ensemble contest, ISSMA Jazz Festival and struction timelines for repairing and repav- ISSMA Organizational Festival. The Perry Merid- ing six miles of State Road 37. A $3,312,000 ian Middle School Jazz Band competed in the Jazz pavement preservation project—beginning competition at Whiteland HS and received a gold at S.R. 144 in northwest Johnson County and rating in Group I, the highest level of competition extending to Wicker Road in southern Mari- for a middle school/junior high Jazz band. The Jazz on County—is on schedule for summer con- Band was the only Middle School group competing struction. Reith Riley, the state’s contractor, in Group I out of the 53 performing groups compet- plans to patch S.R. 37 roadbed starting im- ing at Whiteland High School. The PMMS Varsity mediately after the July 4th weekend. Mill- and Concert Bands competed at Center Grove MS ing and paving operations should begin later Central and both received gold ratings, with Concert in the month. Flaggers will be onsite to direct Band competing in Group I, the highest level of com- Students pictured left to right are Nathan Kap Jazz Band, Varsity Band; Kyle McKee Jazz Band, Concert motorists around moving worksites. petition for a middle school/junior high band. Band, Gold medal Ensemble; Jordyn Buttz Concert Band, Gold Medal Soloist; Kylee Reinhardt Varsity The state’s contract which has an October Band; Maggie Summers Jazz Band, Concert Band. completion date includes work at drive and street/road approaches. They include: S.R. 144, C.R. 144, Stones Crossing, Old S.R. 37,  GOVERNMENT WATCHDOG  Olive Branch Road, Bluff Lane, C.R. 900N, Smith Valley Road, Bluff Road, Fairview In brief... Drive, County Line Road, Glenns Valley Road and Wicker Road. A new 2-inch Stone Ma- - The city of Southport recognized Southport trix Asphalt (SMA) lift will restore S.R. 37’s Elementary for earning the 2016 TAP Founders Award. The award includes a $50,000 prize to be surface and ride-ability while extending ser- used toward continuing to improve classroom vice life. This section of S.R. 37 has a traf- teaching and student success. The TAP (The fic count of 33,270 vehicles per day. Motor- GREENWOOD System for Teacher and Student Advancement) ists can learn about highway work zones and Founder's Award is given annually to one school Mr. Doug Shinkle holds his award accompanied by other traffic alerts at indot.carsprogram.org, COMMON COUNCIL for exceptional efforts to implement and repre- Jim and Vivian Leach and Dr. Little. 1-800-261-ROAD (7623) or 511 from a mo- Meeting, May 16 sent the principles of the TAP System – resulting bile phone. in significant and sustained increases in student n What happened: Resolution 16-07 was intro- achievement, among other goals. Southport El- Doug Shinkle earns Discover Child duced and passed both first and second read- ementary School was selected among six award ing, Ordinance 16-32 passes second reading. finalists from districts across the country! volunteer award Development Center n What it means: Resolution 16-07 recognizes May 15- 21, 2016 as National Police Week and AWARD The Perry Township earns accreditation publicly salutes the service of law enforcement School Board awarded its officers in the community and across the na- highest annual volunteer HEALTH The Discovery Child tion. honor during the May 9 board meeting. Super- Development Center lo- Ordinance 16-32 states that all new sewer ac- intendent Dr. Thomas Little, Jr. presented the cated at Johnson Memo- counts must be opened in the name of the 2016 Jim and Vivian Leach Volunteer Award to rial Health's Franklin campus has received property owner. Existing tenant accounts will Mr. Doug Shinkle. Mr. Shinkle has been volun- the NECPA National Accreditation Council continue until the tenant changes and a new teering at Homecroft Elementary for the past and Commission's full Accreditation desig- account is opened. four years coordinating volunteer efforts be- nation. Discovery now joins a select group n What’s next: Resolution 16-07 goes into ef- tween his church, Southport UMC, and the of early childhood care and education pro- fect and names May 15-21, 2016 as National Po- school. Those who nominated him say Doug grams nationwide and internationally that lice Week. Ordinance 16-32 will go into effect makes weekly visits to work with students in all have shown an exceptional commitment for all Sanitary Sewer Utility accounts opened grade levels and that he is often seen in the caf- to professional and programmatic quality after July 31, 2016. eteria eating lunch with students. School lead- through Accreditation. This accreditation is ers say he serves as a role model and provides awarded to Discovery Child Development much needed connections that many students Center for three years. National Accredi- need in their lives. Through his efforts many tation earns the Discovery Child Develop- volunteers have been provided to the school to ment Center a Level 4 Paths to Quality rat- From left, Mayor Russell McClure, Southport help with after school activities including Af- ing. Paths to Quality is Indiana's Child Care Elementary Principal Daniel Mendez and ter School Achievers and Successmaker Clubs. Quality Rating and Improvement System. Perry Schools Assistant Superintendent for Foundational Learning Vickie Carpenter. Under his leadership many students and fami- Paths to Quality gives families an easy to SOUTHPORT lies in need of essential items such as clothing recognize tool for selecting a child care pro- CITY COUNCIL Submitted Photo and groceries have been helped. "We strongly gram. believe that without the support of this man The Discovery Child Development Center Meeting, May 16 Compiled by Nicole Davis and Beth Wade and the volunteers from SUMC Homecroft is the only Level 4 Paths of Quality childcare n What happened: No new ordinances were would not have attained their "A" rating for the provider in Franklin. For more information, introduced during the May meeting. last two years", says Homecroft Principal Jody call (317) 736-3361. Matthews. The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of May 19-25, 2016 11

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Tim Showalter, Hoosierboy Restoration, volunteered to restore the clock hanging at Beech Grove City Hall. Tick, tock

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By Nicole Davis RESTORATION Neon Clock Company went out of busi- Community Yard Sale on The clock on ness in the 50s, so there aren’t a lot of parts Beech Grove available. Whitaker, who has more than City Hall was pretty simple-looking. Built by 200 neon clocks in his Whiteland business, Thursday, May 19th, 8am-2pm. Neon Clock Company in 1949, the clock had helped obtain those parts. They stripped the Discover hidden treasures and great bargains! We some minor restoration done to it, but oth- coats of paint, keeping the metal finish vis- erwise the years had taken its toll. ible on the exterior. They also constructed a also invite you to come inside and discover why so “It was in pretty sad shape,” said Tim marquee, stating “Beech Grove” to sit on top Showalter, Beech Grove resident and owner of the clock as was custom in the early 50s. many seniors love to call Rosegate home. of Hoosierboy Restoration. “It worked but it Neon Express, near Keystone Ave., donat- was really dirty and cor- ed the neon. The neon roded. The outside had is the clock’s original Tour our Garden Home model been painted at least six colors: pink and green. times. Whenever they “I’m excited to get and receive a painted the building I the response from peo- think they just slapped ple, see what they have a coat of paint on it. to say about it,” Show- DOOR PRIZE! There was even paint alter said. “It’s not a real on the lens of the clock, iconic looking clock. covering up some of the Hopefully it will be a numbers.” little more visible with When Allen Whita- restoration. It had a lot ker, of Whiteland, of potential. It should stopped in Showalter’s really brighten up that shop a month ago, the Beech Grove City Hall clock before its front entrance.” restoration. Submitted Photo topic of neon clocks The restored clock came up. Whitaker was hung by the Beech “Where caring people mentioned how he’d Grove Department of love to see the Beech Grove clock get re- Public Works on May 11. make the difference!” stored. “So I contacted the mayor and offered to ASCSeniorCare.com restore the clock free of charge if he would be interested,” Showalter said. “The next day the clock showed up in my office.” 12 Week of May 19-25, 2016 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD Obituaries The Southside Times Carson Ave., Indianapolis. Burial is at St. Joseph Colleen Marie (Devitt) Kleiber Rose Althaire Miles (Fenwick) OBITUARIES Cemetery, Memorial contributions may be made Colleen Marie (Devitt) Kleiber, 60, died May 14, Rose Althaire Miles (Fenwick), to Good Shepherd Catholic Church. 2016. She was born Dec. 2, 1955 in Springfield, 89, of Indianapolis, died on May Krista Eileen Biddinger Ill. to the late Joseph and Mary (Combes) Devitt. 13, 2016. Rose was born on Sept. Krista Eileen Biddinger, 28, of Indianapolis, Margie Bernice Her legacy and memories carry on through 16, 1926 to George and Annie died on May 8, 2016. She was born on Dec. 3, (Wheeler) Bryant her husband of 24 years, Rance Kleiber, Sr.; her Rose Fenwick in Loretto, Ky., 1987 in Indianapolis to Billie Lee and Sylvia Margie Bernice (Wheeler) Bryant, children, Ryan (Megan) Kegley, Brandy (Danny) where she grew up. She moved Eileen Biddinger. Survivors include her parents; 89, of Indianapolis, died May 11, Smock, Rance (Holly) Kleiber, Jr., Nathan Gwartney, to Indianapolis in 1945 with her sister, Angel (Glen) Dych; brothers Chad (Anna) 2016. She was born on Aug. 13, and Adam Gwartney; her grandchildren, Rance III, husband, Patrick Ellis Miles. Rose Biddinger and Ryan (Heather) Biddinger; nieces 1926, in Indianapolis, to the late Jozelyn, Cora, Shelby, Malary, and Danielle; and has six children and worked with Pat in two family and nephews, Bethany, 16, Ethan, 15, Rebecca, 13, James E. and Elizabeth (Green) her siblings, Nancy (Mark) Grammes, Sue (Dave) businesses, Pat’s Market and Total Exterminating. Caleb, 10, Samuel, 2, Addie, 6 months, Cameron, Wheeler. Margie was married to Sowder, Dennis Devitt, Sarah (Russ) Glassburn, Rose was an accomplished seamstress and made 12, and Hannah, 11. Krista enjoyed the world of the late Vince Bryant, Jr. She was Mary Jo (Shelly Hubbard) Burton and Tracy (Mark) much of the family’s clothing for most of her gaming, spending time with family and her love for a member of Deliverance Temple Finke. Colleen was preceded in death by her life. She sewed for Nativity Catholic Church and God. Visitation was May 12 at Indianapolis Baptist Life Centre. Margie is survived by her daughters parents and her brother, Tom Devitt. A service for many friends. Rose was an active member Temple, 4002 E. Southport Rd., Indianapolis. Valarie Joan Salyers and Theresa Hadley; eight will be May 19, 10 a.m. at Simplicity Funeral & of St. Jude Catholic Church. She was also an Funeral was May 13 at the church. Entombment grandchild; several great and great-great- Cremation Care, 7520 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. accomplished baker and baked for family, friends will be at New Crown Cemetery. Arrangements grandchildren. She is preceded in passing by her Visitation was May 18. Colleen will be laid to rest and the Church. She enjoyed playing cards with have been entrusted to G. H. Herrmann Madison husband, parents, son Donald E. Mays and was in Crown Hill Cemetery. Memorial contributions friends. Rose is survived by her children, Sharon Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., the last of eight children. Service and visitation are suggested to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Mandabach (Jim), Patrick David Miles (Joey), Indianapolis. for Margie was May 16, at Singleton Community Society, Wounded Warrior Project, or ChildFund in Christopher Miles (Madonna), Donna Povinelli Mortuary and Memorial Center. Interment is in Mt. Colleen’s memory. (Vince), Daniel Miles (Darcy), Chuck Miles (Cathy); Doris Irene Blanchard Pleasant Cemetery. 18 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren and her Doris Irene Blanchard, 90, of Indianapolis, died on Doris G. (Zook) Lowery sister Emily Nally. Rose was preceded in death by May 15, 2016. She was born on April 22, 1926 in Doris G. (Zook) Lowery, 91, of Beech Grove, Patrick Ellis Miles, her husband of 52 years; her Opal A. Crawford parents George and Annie Fenwick; her sisters Jasper, Ind. to the late Elmer Breidenbaugh and Opal A. Crawford, 85, of Indianapolis, died on formerly of Acton, died on May 12, 2016. She Ester Breidenbaugh. Doris was a Cadet Nurse is survived by her daughters Janet C. Lowery, Margaret Hagan, Orene Mills, Alma Fenwick; May 11, 2016. She was a member of the Garfield her brothers William, Bernard, Joseph, Albertus, after being a Graduate of Marion County General Heights Church of Christ. She is preceded in death Ellen (Coleman) Wages, Linda (Bruce) Lowery, Hospital School of Nursing. She has been an active Andrea (Robert) Lowery-Baker; grandchildren Gabriel, Charles, George and Dominic Fenwick and by her husband of 68 years, Isaac Crawford. She is grandsons Bryan Mandabach and Tommy Miles. member of Christ United Methodist Church for survived by daughters, Betty (Danny) Speight and Ben (Juliana) Kornell, Chandra (Jed) Johnson, over 50 years. She enjoyed sewing and was active Evan Wages, Clarissa (Nick) Kornell, Olivia (Josh) Visitation was May 15 at Wilson St. Pierre, Sterling- Carmelita (Steve) Cross; grandchildren, Tim (Holly) Gerber Chapel, 5950 E. Thompson Rd., Indianapolis at church as well as part of the women’s church Speight, Robert (Brandi) Speight, Stephanie Wagner, Philip (Kara) Wages, Andrea (Kevin) Miller, groups. Survivors include her children Beth Kyle L. Baker; and eight great-grandchildren. She and May 16 at St. Jude Catholic Church, 5353 (Andrew) Martin, Jared (Lindsay) Cross, and McFarland Rd., Indianapolis. A Mass of Christian (John) Neuman, Carol (Earl) Foster, Brenda (Kevin) Sarah (Aaron) Hickle; great-grandchildren, Kayla, was preceded in death by her husband William E. Cantwell, Sue (Mark) Weidman, Tim (Lanna) Lowery; her parents Floyd and Vesta Zook, brother Burial followed. Memorial contributions may be Kylee, Ryne, Aleigh, Noah, and Lainey Speight; made to St. Jude Catholic Church. Blanchard and Jennifer Griffin; 25 grandchildren and brother, Princeton Coons. She was also Grant Zook and sisters Velma Beth and Janet Zook and 13 great-grandchildren. She was preceded predeceased by her parents, Bedford and Rinda (infant). Visitation was May 15 at Simplicity Funeral in death by her husband, Gene Blanchard; sisters, Coons; her daughter, Louise Crawford; 12 siblings; Care, 7520 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Memorial Rockie McCoy Jewel Vogel and Catherine Breidenbaugh; and and her stepmother. Visitation and service was service was May 16 at Acton Baptist Church, 11039 Rockie McCoy, 60, of Indianapolis, died on May brothers, Richard and Harold Breidenbaugh. May 17 at G.H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Exchange St., Indianapolis. There will be a private 9, 2016. He was born Jan. 27, 1956.There are no Visitation is May 19, 5 to 8 p.m. at Christ United Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Memorial graveside service at Acton Cemetery. Memorial services scheduled at this time. Arrangements Methodist Church 8540 US 31, Indianapolis. contributions may be made to Stop 11 Road contributions have been suggested to Acton were entrusted to Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Funeral service is May 20, 11 a.m. in the church Church of Christ. Baptist Church, 11039 Exchange St., Indianapolis, Care. with one hour of visitation prior to service. Burial IN 46259 is at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Arrangements Virginia Nell McRoy entrusted to G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Lisa Anne Hartley Lisa Anne Hartley, 47, of New William E. “Bill” Messer Virginia Nell McRoy, 91, died on May 11, 2016. She Home, 1605 S. State Rd. 135 and Olive Branch William E. “Bill” Messer died on Monday, May 9, was born Feb. 22, 1925 in Indianapolis to Charles Road. Burial will be at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Whiteland, died on Friday, May 6, 2016. She was born on June 2016. He was born Oct. 31, 1932. He is survived S. and Lidia C. Lukenbill. She was a member of 21, 1968 to Charles Hartley by his wife of 65 years, Nancy; children, LuAnn his Parc-Way Assembly of God. Virginia is survived by James “Rick” Bristow II and Nyla Dawson. Lisa loved daughter and David his son; three grandchildren, son, Gary Brock; daughters, Dana Milligan, Phyliss James “Rick” Bristow II, 61, of Indianapolis, died on spending time with her family, Sam Beagle, Julia N Jai, and Adam Messer; three Miniss, and Margaret Pence; 12 grandchildren; May 15, 2016. He is survived by his wife, Cathy; son, especially her grandchildren. great-grandchildren, Lincoln and Eva Louis N Jai and 18 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in Ricky; daughter, Stephanie (Dave); two grandsons, Lisa loved soap operas, teasing and Asher Beagle; and daughter-in-law Theresa death by her husband, Harold McRoy. Visitation Gavin and Devon. He had four brothers, Donnie, and maintaining her hair, and keeping a clean Messer and Anna Oroyco. Bill attended Beech and service was May 14 at G. H. Herrmann Kenny (Angie), Mark (Linda), and Bobby (Jeannie); home. Survivors include her mother, Nyla Dawson; Grove High School and played four sports. He Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison and three sisters, Donna Forsberg, Cheryl (Terry) children, Alecia Mulry (Jake Achgill), Sarah finished high school and graduated from Tech Ave., Indianapolis. Virginia will be laid to rest in Stone, and Melissa Wilson. He was preceded in Mulry, and Justin McArthur; niece and nephew, High School. Bill was a home builder, building Crown Hill Cemetery. death by his parents. Rick worked 20+ years for the Brittany Hartley and James Gephart; sisters, his own family home and many others. He was Hubler Auto Group. Visitation was May 18 at G. H. Susan Fadiga, Amy Palmer (Ray), and Jennifer interested in Beech Grove, where he was born, John K. Morris Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Hartley; grandchildren, Jazlyn Warns, Kylee Rae and was the first President of Beech Grove Athletic John K. Morris, 94, of Indianapolis, passed away Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Achgill, Hunter Byrd, Mason Mulry, and one newly Booster Club. He coached Beech Grove Little May 13, 2016. John was born on July 24, 1921 in announced grandbaby on its way; and significant League in baseball and football. In 1979 he ran Camby, Ind. to the late John Ross & Celeste Zigler Marie Therese Brummett other, Anthony McCombs. She was preceded in for Mayor of Beech Grove, but lost by 81 votes. He Morris. He graduated from Mooresville High Marie Therese Brummett, 79, of Indianapolis, death by her father, Charles Hartley; and nieces, served on the Beech Grove City Council for four School in 1939 and was a veteran of the United died on May 13, 2016. She was born on Sept. 1, Amanda and Ashley Hartley. Visitation was May 13 years. Bill came from a large family as did his wife States Navy. John was the first to open a K.F.C. 1936 in Indianapolis to the late Anthony Woerner in Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services, Nancy. Their families the Messer’s and Gilliland’s in Indiana and owned and operated six central and Alvina Woerner. She was a member of Good 1458 S. Meridian St. A Celebration of Life followed. were two of the largest in Beech Grove, with locations. He was a past member of Roberts Park Shepherd Catholic Church and enjoyed painting extended family and friends. Bill joined the Beech United Methodist and Center United Methodist and gardening. Survivors include, daughters, Pamela Denise Henry Grove Jaycees in the early 1960’s. A celebration Church and also was a member of the Irvington Candy Goeden and Cheryl Brummett; sister in-law of life was May 14 at Little & Sons Funeral Home Kiwanis, Kiwanis of Perry Township, Murat Shrine, Pamela Denise Henry, 57, of Indianapolis, died Beech Grove. Memorial Contributions may be Beverly Woerner; 10 grandchildren and 10 great- May 9, 2016. There are no services scheduled Royal Order of Jesters and was Treasurer Emeritus grandchildren. She was preceded by her Brothers made to the Indiana Diabetes Association or for the court. John was preceded in death by his at this time. Arrangements were entrusted to American Parkinson Association. Edward and Robert Woerner; Daughter Cris Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care. first wife, Helen Maxine Morris in 1981 and second Horner. Visitation and Mass of Christian Burial was wife, Barbara Morris in 2008. He is survived by his May 18, at Good Shepherd Catholic Church, 2905 children, Rae (John) Davis, Gail (Gregory) Griffin; The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries ss-times.com • Week of May 19-25, 2016 13 brother, James Morris; three grandchildren, Cody; grandchildren, Michael Finneran and John C. Davis Jr., Jason (Nicole) Griffin, Jonathan Terrence (Quinn) Finneran; Tim (Tammy) Williams; Griffin; five great-grandchildren, Lily, Cooper, three great-granddaughters; two great-great- Carter, Leila and Connor. Visitation was May 18 grandsons; and sister, Wilma Floyd. Preceded in at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory, death by her husband, Virda, granddaughter, Greenwood Chapel, 481 W. Main St., Greenwood. Nancy Finneran, and many siblings. Visitation Service is May 19, 11 a.m. at the funeral home with and service was May 12 at G. H. Herrmann calling one hour prior. A private graveside will Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison be held in Valhalla Memory Gardens Cemetery, Ave., Indianapolis. Graveside service was May Bloomington, Ind. Memorial contributions can be 14 at Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, Clarksburg, made to Indianapolis Humane Society. W.V. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Francis Hospice. Shirley Ann Newman (Ponsler) Shirley Ann Newman (Ponsler), 74, died May 15, Christina LeMasters Tanner 2016. She was born in Indianapolis on March 28, Christina LeMasters Tanner, 63, of Indianapolis, 1942 to the late James and Betty Davidson. Shirley died on Tuesday, May 10, 2016. Cremation will was a 1959 graduate of Arsenal Technical High take place with N.F. Chance Funeral & Cremation School where she was a cheerleader. She then Services. began a lifelong career in accounting working in Indianapolis, Chicago, and Newport Beach, Becky L. Shirrell Walker California before retiring. Shirley is survived by Becky L. Shirrell Walker, age 60, two sons; Mike (Peggy) and Steve (Susan) Ponsler, of Indianapolis, died on Friday, WE HONOR VETERANS six grandchildren; Jessika, Chad, Jake and Keith May 13, 2016. She was born on Ponsler, Erica Chappel and Joe Holt, two great- April 10, 1956 to the late John grandchildren Kylie and Colin, her dearest niece W. and Heraldine I. (McClung) and friend Nita Kelso, one sister, and several Shirrell in Indianapolis. Becky nieces and nephews. Shirley is preceded in was the neighborhood mom that passing by five brothers and sisters, and husband turned into the neighborhood & Every Family We Serve Jack Newman. Service for Shirley was May 18 at Nanny. She is survived by her loving daughters, Singleton Community Mortuary and Memorial Nikki Walker and Angie Keaton (Kenneth); siblings, Center. Memorial donations are appreciated to a Tammy Mattingly (Jeff), Monty Terry and Clyde We salute all soldiers, especially charity of choice. Terry (Terri); grandchildren, Alexis, Aubriana, Britney, Breale, Brookley and Jaylen; nephews and those who made the ultimate Lawrence Allen Puckett nieces, Eric Mattingly, Monica Francis and Jason Lawrence Allen Puckett, age 55, Terry; great-nephew, Odin Mattingly; and many of Greenwood, died on Monday, cousins and friends. She was preceded in death sacrifice. They will always be May 9, 2016. He was born on Nov. by her brother, Ricky Terry. A service celebrating 8, 1960 to Lawrence E. and Evelyn her life was May 16 in Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & remembered in the hearts (Shelton) Puckett in Franklin, Cremation Memorial contributions have been Ind. Allen was a diesel mechanic suggested to Special Olympics, 1133 19th St. NW, who loved Harley Davidson 12th Floor, Washington DC, DC 20036-3604. of those they loved… Motorcycles and eagles. Survivors include his mother, Evelyn Puckett; Fred H. Walker And in the hearts of those son, Allen Puckett, II (wife, Kimberlyn); his “baby Fred H. Walker, 99, of Indianapolis, died May 15, cakes,” Belinda Owen; sisters, Patricia Jenkins 2016. He was born Oct. 5, 1916 in Acton to the late (husband, Vernon), Doris Mitchell (husband, Ron), Horace and Maggie (McCarty) Walker. Survivors who cherish freedom. Theresa Hicks (husband, Dave) and Rebecca Flake include son Michael (Diane) Walker; daughter (husband, Rusty); devoted dogs, Fancy and Rosie; Bonnie (William) Perry; five grandchildren and and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded 14 great-grandchildren. He was also preceded in death by his father, Lawrence E. Puckett; and in death by first wife Pauline (Smith) Walker and brother, Robert Puckett. A celebration of life will second wife Nancy (DeJong) Rooze. Services are be held in the near future. Arrangements and May 19, 12 p.m. at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service, care were provided by Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Stirling-Gerber Chapel, 5950 E. Thompson Rd., Cremation Service. Indianapolis, with visitation 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. prior to the service. Burial is at Washington Park East. Patsy “Pat” A. Robbins Patsy “Pat” A. Robbins, 75, of Coatesville, died on Barbara Jane Watkins May 14, 2016. She was born on June 6, 1940 in Barbara Jane Watkins, 75, of Indianapolis, died Indianapolis to Harold and Bertha (Hoten) Black. on May 15, 2016. She was born on Nov. 25, Survivors include her husband of 54 years Charles 1940 in Indianapolis to the late Ulric and Marie Robbins; son, Tim Robbins; grandchildren, T.J., Gibson. Barbara is survived by her husband, Kori, Brad; siblings, Nancy Burk and Ronnie Black Bobby C. Watkins; daughters, Sabrina Wright, and several nieces and nephews. Visitation and and Pamela Freay; four grandchildren; and two Chapel of the Greenwood Chapel Stirling-Gerber memorial service was May 17 at G. H. Herrmann great-grandchildren. Visitation and service was 481 W. Main St. Greenwood Funeral Home, 1605 S. State Rd. 135 May 18 at Center United Methodist Church, 5445 Chimes Chapel and Olive Branch Road, Greenwood. Bluff Rd., Indianapolis. Arrangements and care 1234 Prospect Street Greenwood, IN 46142 5950 E. Thompson Rd. have been provided by G. H. Herrmann Madison Indpls, IN 46203 (317) 881-2514 Indpls, IN 46237 Leota “BELLE” Rollins Avenue Funeral Home. Barbara will be laid to rest Leota “BELLE” Rollins, 95, of Beech Grove, died in Greenwood Cemetery. Memorial contributions (317) 632-9431 (317) 881-2514 on Mother’s Day, May 8, 2016. She was born on may be made to Center United Methodist Church. Jan. 17, 1921 in Ripley, W.V. to the late Abraham and Pearl Rhodes. Leota’s greatest joy was her Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors family. She was a member of University Heights are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ Baptist Church for 33 years. Survivors include her ss-times.com. 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paragus root for centuries. smells oddly pungent after they eat aspara- brothers and I ran through the family gar- NUTRITION A superfood, asparagus provides fola- gus which is partly caused by the sulfur com- den uprooting and using asparagus spears as cin, necessary for blood cell formation and pounds in the spring vegetable. Apparently, swords in our imaginary swashbuckling fan- By Chef Wendell Fowler growth, helps prevention liver disease, cer- methanethiol is to share odiferous blame tasy “Don’t run while you have asparagus in As the brown-gray mood of winter melts vical cancer, colon and rectal cancer and is famous for its effect in rotten eggs, your hands. You’ll poke someone’s eye out.” away giving way to warmer and heart disease. Asparagus is a cabbages and paper mills. temperatures, chirping robins, source of potassium, fiber, thi- Just what is the socially correct way to Chef Wendell is a lecturer and bright green grass and budding amin, B6, rutin, vitamins A, C eat and enjoy asparagus? Fingers versus the food journalist. Contact him at [email protected]. trees; nature's ultimate finger, as- and vitamin E. Asparagus have fork? Just eat it! But don’t overcook them paragus, eagerly pokes its purple steroids that mimic pheromones, and destroy their heavenly goodness. They tips through the soil, promising which purportedly make you attrac- should remain a bit crisp. the warmth of summer to come. If tive to lovers. 0oo-la-la! I’ll never forget Mom warning us as my you’ve grown up eating asparagus Asparagus contains glutathione out of a tin can, then it cannot be that helps break down highly tox- said you have truly experienced ic oxygen rich compounds, prevent- the ritual taste of spring. ing them from destroying cell mem- Puzzles & Answers – See Page 14 The revered, luxurious mem- branes. Glutathione also helps repair ber of the lily family has been damaged DNA and, bind carcinogens historically reserved for royalty in the temple, aiding in their remov- Answers to HOOSIER and rulers and is derived from HODGEPODGE: Anchors: al via the urine and feces. Asparagus S T U B M U L C H C O M B CONNOR, DONALDSON, FLYE, the Greek word, asparago, magic may help reduce cataracts as meaning to sprout or shoot up. K E G S A N I S E A R I A KNOX, TIERNON, STEHR; well. Brands: BUICK, CHEVROLET, History shares Roman emper- I’ve discovered storing the aspara- I N A U G U R A T I O N D A Y CHRYSLER, DODGE, FORD; ors were so fond of asparagus gus spears refrigerated upright in a jar I N N E V E R R A Y Singers: BIEBER, GRANDE, they kept special fleets of ships or bowl with an inch of water, just like N E D L E A K O D A K JONAS, TRAINOR; Turtles: solely to fetch it. Ancient Ro- placing flowers in a vase, will keep as- BOX, SEA, SNAPPING; Pubs: mans hoarded a private stash paragus fresh for about a week. G R A B D U O S N E H I CLADDAGH, TILLERY'S; since they believed asparagus Somewhere between 20 to 40 percent U R N I D L E E O N Building: CHASE TOWER spears cured all ailments. of the population observe that their urine Ancient Chinese herbalists have used as- M U S I C I N D U S T R Y H U G M I L D M C L A C L U S K Y E C A N E S K I N S V O W P E N Are You Having a F E W M E S H P E Z S I T U A T I O N C O M E D Y O V E R T R A L A P A L M Q&A – See Page 2 GARAGE SALE? P E E L S A T Y R G L E E 1. C 2. B 3. B has you covered! 4. A • Ads as low as $10.50 5. D • $11 for the first 4 lines Call today! • Additional lines only $1 each (317) 300-8782 or visit ss-times.com Deadline is Tuesday by noon for print on Thursday of each week. The Southside Times ss-times.com • Week of May 19-25, 2016 17

CALENDAR OF EVENTS AN OPTION BEECH GROVE Music Collector’s Convention • The 262nd of a series of the Indianapolis convention will have a Bosphorus Istanbul Cafe American Red Cross Blood Drive • When: May music show and sale open to the public. | When: The scoop: This Fletcher Place restaurant 24, 2 – 7 p.m. | Where: Hornet Park Community May 21, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. | Where: La Quinta Inn, located on East Street just south of East Center, 5245 Hornet Ave., Beech Grove. | Info: 5120 Victory Dr., Indianapolis. | Info: Call (317) 882- McCarty Street serves Turkish and other Call (317) 788-4986 or visit beechgrove.com. 3378. Middle Eastern dishes that are sure to be a unique and enjoyable experience. Bouncing Babies • This is a program for children Library Board of Trustees • he public is invited to The dining room is beautiful with from birth to 24 months and their caregivers. | attend the monthly meeting of the Library Board hand-painted designs on the ceiling When: May 25, 11 a.m. | Where: Beech Grove Pub- of Trustees and meet Board members. | When: May and on the floor. In addition to familiar lic Library, 1102 Main St. | Info: Visit bgpl.lib.in.gov. 23, 6:30 p.m. | Where: Franklin Road Branch library, Mediterranean menu items like gyros 5550 S. Franklin Rd., Indianapolis. | Info: Call (317) and kebabs, you will be well rewarded Bosphorus Instanbul Cafe – Takeout All Ages/Family Story Time • This month’s topic is 275-4380. by venturing into lesser known menu ‘Race to the Finish!’| When: May 25, 4 – 4:30 p.m. | items like stuffed eggplant, guvec, Where: Beech Grove Public Library, 1102 Main St. | ABC's of Diabetes • Adults with diabetes or pre- and shrimp casserole. Try their beef, chicken, Recommendation: Info: Visit bgpl.lib.in.gov. diabetes along with family members and friends lamb or ground lamb and beef patty kebabs. Stuffed eggplant are invited to this four-part series accredited by Appetizers include falafel, tabouli, fried calamari, Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; CENTER GROVE the American Association of Diabetes Educators. | a feta cheese plate, zucchini pancakes, hummus Friday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Sat. 12 p.m. to 10 p.m.; When: May 25 from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. | Where: Frank- and eggplant salsa. Soups, salads, wraps and a Sun. 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Goodwill Hunting • Adults and teens can learn lin Road Branch library, 5550 S. Franklin Rd., India- number of tasty vegetarian dishes are also on the how to find the best thrift shop bargains and napolis. | Info: Call (317) 275-4380 or visit mchd. menu. Location: 935 S. East St., Indianapolis, IN 46225 com/diabetes. upcycle or restyle second hand treasures from Phone: (317) 974-1770 lifelong thrifters Erin Cataldi and Amy Dalton. Reg- Type of food: Mediterranean, istration suggested. | When: May 19, 6:30 – 8 p.m. Meatless Cooking Tips • This class will help you Middle Eastern, Turkish | Where: White River Library branch, 1664 Library with menu planning and recipes so you can incor- Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: Visit pageafterpage.org. porate more meatless meals into your daily life. | When: May 26, 6:30 p.m. | Where: Franciscan St. BEHIND BARS WHERE I DINE Center Grove Bands Spring Concert • Join this Francis Heart Center, 8111 S. Emerson Ave., India- free event featuring all CGHS Concert Bands. | napolis. | Info: Call (317) 437-3352. Ocean Drive Jack Sandlin, Republican When: May 19, 7:30 p.m. | Where: Center Grove candidate for State Senate Community School Corporation, 4800 W. Stones GARFIELD PARK Bartender: April Phoenix District 36 and owner of Jack Crossing Rd., Greenwood. | Info: Call (317) 881- Sandlin and Associates, a Chalk Art Festival & Competition • Help deco- Location: The Tailgate, 8028 9326. fraud examination, private rate Garfield Park by creating works of art on the S. Emerson Ave., Ste. V, in investigation and security sidewalks with chalk. Everyone gets a prize. Adults Indianapolis. (317) 851-9983 Read and Bleed • All blood types are needed. Re- consulting business freshments provided. | When: May 23, 10 a.m. – 2 and teens may register for judged competition. Ingredients and directions: p.m. | Where: White River Library branch, 1664 Li- Bring chalk or buy a kit for $5. | When: May 21, 10 1 oz. Malibu Rum, 1 oz. Bacardi Rum, ½ oz. Where do you like to dine? Greek Islands brary Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: Visit pageafterpage. a.m. – 4 p.m. | Where: Garfield Park Arts Center. | pineapple juice, ½ oz. orange juice, ½ oz. Restaurant on South Meridian org. Info: Visit gpacarts.org. cranberry juice. Garnish with an orange or cherry. What do you like to eat there? All the food is very good. I can’t say I have a favorite because I 5K & Fun Run • Saints Francis & Clare Catholic GREENWOOD enjoy the menu. School will host this 5K & Fun Run. There will be Rain Garden 101 • Adults: Learn how J. Eric Span- music, food and more, so hang out afterwards for What do you like about this place? There fellowship. | When: May 30, race stars 10:15 a.m. fol- gler of Hoosier Aquatic Management created the city sponsored rain garden on the east side of the is a lot of atmosphere in there. George lowing 9 a.m. mass. | Where: 5901 Olive Branch Rd., Sturbiopolus is the owner. George is a fun Greenwood. | Info: Visit ss-fc.org or raceroster.com. library and how to create your own. Sponsored by the City of Greenwood Stormwater Department.| guy and engages with the customers. You FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP When: May 19, 6:30 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Pub- never walk into the place without being lic Library, 310 S. Meridian St., Greenwood. | Info: greeted and you never walk out without a thank you. 2016 Cooking Workshop Series: Rules of the Visit greenwoodlibrary.us. Road • Learn 10 tips for better health based on Greek Islands Restaurant is located good science during a presentation by Nutrition Garage Sale • The Greater Greenwood Lions Club at 906 S Meridian St. in Indianapolis Services of the Marion County Health Department. will host a garage sale to benefit the children of The phone number (317) 636-0700. | When: May 20, 4 – 5 p.m. | Where: Franklin Road fallen or injured servicemen to go to Camp Corral. Branch library, 5550 S. Franklin Rd., Indianapolis. | Donations are welcome. | When: May 20 and 21, 9 Info: Call (317) 275-4380. a.m. – 6 p.m. | Where: Golden Corral, 160 S. Marlin Compiled by Brian Ruckle Dr., Greenwood, in the grassy area between 135 Lily’s Lemonade • Join for homemade lemonade and the restaurant. | Info: Call Vicki Gilmore, (812) and cookies, face painting, character appearances, 603-4440. playground, garage sales, silent auction, games and more. | When: May 21, 9 – 3 p.m. | Where: Meadow Bend Neighborhood, playground. Calendar continued on page 18 18 Week of May 19-25, 2016 • ss-times.com NIGHT & DAY The Southside Times

Calendar continued from page 17. Quilters Guild of Indianapolis South • Heather Senior Health and Fitness Day • This event is Givans, owner of Crimson Tate, will be the speaker. free, open to the public, and will feature informa- Super Duper Lil Chefs • Hosted by the Simon Heather designs and creates non-traditional quilts tion from local businesses as well as free health Kidgits Club®, Super Duper Lil Chefs combines constructed from contemporary, modern, and re- screenings and door prizes. A free lunch, donated demonstrations with hands-on activities including purposed vintage fabrics. | When: May 26, 1 p.m. | by Lincoln Square Pancake House, will be served creating a new flavor of slushy with T.G.I.Fridays, Where: Friedens United Church of Christ, 8300 S. while supplies last. | When: May 20, 9 a.m. – noon. making your own ice cream sundae creation with Meridian St., Indianapolis. | Info: Visit quiltguild- | Where: Baxter YMCA, 7900 S. Shelby St., Indianap- Applebee's, layering a mini yogurt parfait, learning indy.net. olis. | Info: Call Bobbi Finley, (317) 865-6464. SUNDAY, MAY 29 how to juice lemons for the Chick-fil-A lemonade, LAST SUNDAY SALE tossing together ingredients to make a healthy Indy Eleven and AlleyCats • The Indy Eleven Cultivating Garden Club Annual Plant Sale • trail mix with a dietician from Franciscan St. Fran- * and Indianapolis AlleyCats, ultimate disc team Come to this fundraising event. | When: May 21, 8 cis Health, constructing a wonton with Asian Chao based on the Southside of Indianapolis, will host a a.m. – 1 p.m. | Where: The home at Meridian Street EVERYTHING 75% OFF and more. | When: May 21, | Where: Greenwood double header of professional sports excitement. and Meadow Vue Court North Drive, Indianapolis, (*Excluding specially marked items and furniture side at Keystone) Park Mall. | Info: Visit simon.com/kidgits. AlleyCats look to set attendance record for an Ul- 46217. | Info: Call Ginny O’Brien, (317) 783-4727. timate game. | When: May 21. AlleyCats host the Coming Soon: First Saturday Sale, June 4 Concert in the Park • The Greater Greenwood * Detroit Mechanix at 3:45 p.m. Indy Eleven against SOUTHPORT EVERYTHING 99¢ Community Band will present the first Concert in the Minnesota United FC at 7:30 p.m. | Where: Mi- the Park of the 2016 season. | When: May 22, 7 p.m. chael A. Carroll Stadium, Indiana Unviersity. | Cost: Euchre Party • Perry Senior Services and the | Where: Surina Park, 100 Surina Way, Greenwood. | $15 tickets. | Info: Visit alleycats.indyeleven.com/. Southport Parks Department will host a monthly Info: Visit greenwoodband.org. Euchre Party every third Thursday of the month.| PERRY TOWNSHIP When: May 19, 1 – 4 p.m. | Where: Southport Com- Greater Greenwood Lions Club Meeting • Meet munity Room, 6901 Derbyshire Rd. | Info: Visit per- and eat at 6:30 p.m. | When: May 24, 7 p.m. | Where: Cultivating Garden Club • Hear Tina Chafey of ryseniors.org. Golden Coral, 160 S. Marlin Dr., Greenwood. | Info: The Hummingbird Society speak about hum- Call Vickie Gilmore, (812) 603-4440. mingbirds at this meeting. | When: May 19, 6 p.m. Beep Baseball • Southport Police Dept. compete 1609 EAST ST. | Where: St. John’s Church, U.S. 31 and Southport in a match against pro teams, Indy Edge and Indy IS OPEN! INDIANAPOLIS Road, Indianapolis. | Info: Call Ginny O’Brien, (317) Thunder. Designed for blind or visually impaired. | 783-4727. When: May 21, games at 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m. and 2:15 Irises Show • The Indiana Daylily-Iris Society in- a.m. | Where: Southport Park, 6901 Derbyshire Rd. | DONATIONS / VOLUNTEERS NEEDED vites everyone to attend its show. Admission is Info: Visit southportevents.org. free. Members display and are judged on their 3 Locations • We Accept Donations! CLOSED MONDAYS most prized irises. | When: May 21, 1 – 4 p.m. | 8236 S. Madison, 3530 S. Keystone, TUES-SAT: Where: Sullivan’s Hardware & Garden, 6955 N. Key- 1609 East Street (No donations at East) 10AM-5PM stone Ave., Indianapolis. | Info: Visit indianadaylily- Money Monster… Funny, (317) 908-8635 SUN: 1-6PM irissociety.org. www.HumbleImpressions.com Like us on Facebook - See us on Craigslist! edge of your seat thriller MOVIE REVIEW recently loosing his entire life’s savings in a company that Lee called ‘a sure thing.’ The By Adam Staten game turns into a game of cat and mouse as Patty, Lee, and the cops outside the studio Las Vegas, or ‘Sin City’ as it’s so affection- try to figure out how to get out of this tense ately called, is built entirely on gambling. situation, all while the cameras are still roll- Father’s Day 2016 Whether you’ve gone to Vegas and come out ing. “What advice or wisdom has your father shared with you ahead or broke even, it’s safe to bet the odds While the storyline is not all that inven- weren’t in your favor. When it comes to the that you believe will be most important to your future?” tive or original, it does keep the audience financial world, some would argue that’s a on their toes. There are several plot twists ather’s Day is just one day out of 365 to show our fathers appreciation crapshoot as well. An investor places money sprinkled throughout that keep the film in- for raising us and helping to shape us into who we are today! Though we in the stock of a company with hopes of a fu- teresting and the dialog is a mixture of sly, try our best to appreciate Dad the whole year round, we sometimes lose ture healthy dividend. That particular com- witty dark humor. It might sound like an odd track of all he’s done for us. Take this Father’s Day as an opportunity to show pany could rise, fall or go bankrupt, no one F combination but the balance struck between Dad how much you care with a genuine letter from you, personally! can know for sure. But what if, much like Ve- the humor and tension is perfect. Though we know it’s difficult sharing all the wonderful things about your fa- gas, the odds were decidedly against the in- George Clooney and Julia Roberts are ter- ther in just one page, we ask that entries do not exceed one page or 300 words. vestor, with the house holding all the cards? rific actors and they don’t disappoint here. Elementary or middle school students from the following schools are eligible The new film, Money Monster, looks at this But the true standout is Jack O’Connell. to submit one essay: Beech Grove, Center Grove, Franklin Township, Green- very scenario. Needless to say, Money Monster would not wood and Perry Township or if you attend a public, private, parochial or char- Money Monster is the story of Lee Gates have worked without a strong performance ter schoool in zip codes 46107, 46142, 46143, 46203, 46217, 46225, 46227, (George Clooney), the obnoxious, wise- from that role and he delivers. It’s an honest 46237 or 46239. Please include your name, age, grade, and school or home ad- cracking host of Money Monster, a financial depiction of a guy pushed to the edge with dress on the letter as well. The three best entries will be selected and published program nearly identical to Jim Cramer’s no other choices. in the June 16 issue of The Southside Times. Mad Money. Julia Roberts plays the show’s Money Monster definitely has a politi- levelheaded producer, Patty. The film begins cal message, and doesn’t attempt to hide it. Deadline for submissions is May 20th as Patty is giving Lee last-minute direction Whether you agree with it or not isn’t like- Mail or drop off your entry to: seconds before show time, that he promptly ly to keep you from enjoying this well paced ATTN: Father’s Day, The Southside Times ignores. Soon after, Lee begins spouting off and edge of your seat thriller. 4.5 out of 5. 7670 S. 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Public Announcement 1FTFW1EV1AFB25932 starting 1GCCS19Z0SK101755 starting IMMEDIATE OPENING - FULL TIME Parking lot sweeping route driver nd at $3372.00 at $1825.00 – Starting pay $12.00 2 Shift Steel Rule Die Maker Notice is hereby given to Greg Notice is hereby given to Mea- Notice is hereby given to Claudia Due to excessive growth Envirosweep This position will be building custom steel rule dies. Sizemore that Pondarosa MHC gan McLernon that Pondarosa Cupp that Pondarosa MHC will located in Beech Grove, IN is adding sev- Must have good hand skills. will dispose of the following MHC will dispose of the following dispose of the following mobile eral positions for night shift drivers. The job Job is installing auto bent rule and custom bending will consist of driving to jobs in a company mobile home at public auction: mobile home at public auction: home at public auction: 1971 rule using hand benders and cutters. 1979 Fairmont mobile home VIN vehicle and performing hand work as well 1978 PTT mobile home VIN Ritzcraft mobile home VIN #FK- as operating the sweeper truck throughout Must be able to understand job orders and prints. #N026418X for amount owed to #2774 for amount owed to com- CLR3320 for amount owed to Must be able to work overtime and weekends. community. The home is located the night. The shift begins at 9pm and runs munity. The home is located at community. The home is located until 7am or so. Applicants must be drug Must be willing to learn all aspects of diemaking at 3518 Horse, Indianapolis, 181 N. Berwick, Indianapolis, IN. at 3514 Horse, Indianapolis, free and have a clean driving record as well and grow with our company. IN. 46222 in Pondarosa MHC. 46222 in Pondarosa MHC. You IN. 46222. in Pondarosa MHC. as a clean back ground with no felonies or Call today to schedule an interview You do not have permission to do not have permission to keep You do not have permission to theft related charges. Applicants must also keep the Mobile home at the the Mobile home at the above keep the Mobile home at the be in good physical shape and be able to (317) 613‐7921 above address. Attempts to address. Attempts to serve you above address. Attempts to pass a DOT Physical. You must also work serve you notice by certified notice by certified mail have serve you notice by certified well on your own and have great attention Advertising Sales Trainee/ mail have failed. The auction will failed. The auction will take place mail have failed. The auction will to detail and problem solving skills. Serious HELP WANTED Assistant/Driver take place at Pondarosa MHC at Pondarosa MHC located at take place at Pondarosa MHC inquires only, 40-45 hrs. per week! GREENWOOD VFW Some sales exp. preferred. Will train. located at 3559 Cossell Road 3559 Cossell Road Indianapolis, located at 3559 Cossell Road Call to schedule your interview today! NEEDS BARTENDER Indianapolis territory. Drivers license. Indianapolis, IN 46222 on Tues- IN 46222 on Tuesday May 24, Indianapolis, IN 46222 on Tues- 317-757-8582 Days, Noon to 5 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. $250 to $500 paid weekly. 317-791-2212 day May 24, 2016 at 10:00am 2016 at 10:00am to 10:15am. day May 24, 2016 at 10:00am Positions also available: E-mail [email protected] www.skywardpublishing.net to 10:15am. Pondarosa MHC Pondarosa MHC reserves the to 10:15am. Pondarosa MHC day porter route drivers & laborers or call (317) 525-7291 for appt. email: [email protected] reserves the right to bid and right to bid and purchase the reserves the right to bid and purchase the home at auction. home at auction. purchase the home at auction. Notice is hereby given to Fran- Notice is hereby given to Jose Public Auction 2625 N Sher- cisco Calderon that Pondarosa Urrea that Pondarosa MHC will man Dr 6/2/2016 @10 07 GMC MHC will dispose of the following dispose of the following mobile 1GKFK13037J281855 starting Are you looking for… mobile home at public auction: home at public auction: 1971 at $6675.00 BETTER PAY/SHIFT? SHEET METAL SEEKING A FULL-TIME 1972 Shenandoah mobile home Ritzcraft mobile home VIN #FK- JOB CLOSER TO HOME? VIN #49573 for amount owed to REGISTERED NURSE CLR3320 for amount owed to Employment ENHANCED BENEFITS? FABRICATOR with 1 year homecare expe- community. The home is located community. The home is located CAREER ADVANCEMENT? at 214 N. Exeter, Indianapolis, LOOKING FOR rience to care for our aged at 3514 Horse, Indianapolis, IN. Talk to the hiring pros! and disabled patients. We IN. 46222 in Pondarosa MHC. 46222 in Pondarosa MHC. You Restaurant/Bar We are your connection LABORERS offer competitive wages, You do not have permission to do not have permission to keep to 300+ companies WITH EXPERIENCE IN keep the Mobile home at the the Mobile home at the above COOK WANTED on the Southside! PTO, vacation and after 90 above address. Attempts to address. Attempts to serve you Line cook experience preferred · Accounting/Finance THE FOLLOWING: days you will be eligible for serve you notice by certified notice by certified mail have but not necessary. Salary nego- · Engineering LAMINATING OF MDF health benefits as well as mail have failed. The auction will failed. The auction will take place tiable. Call 887-2342. · Admin/Clerical SHEET METAL dental, vision and life. take place at Pondarosa MHC at Pondarosa MHC located at · Commercial Please call located at 3559 Cossell Road 3559 Cossell Road Indianapolis, · Warehouse FABRICATION · Manufacturing 317-870-3965 or fax Indianapolis, IN 46222 on Tues- IN 46222 on Tuesday May 24, Looking for APPLY IN PERSON · Entry Level! resume to 317-405-9045 day May 24, 2016 at 10:00am 2016 at 10:00am to 10:15am. Contact Express today! CONOVER CUSTOM FABRICATION or visit our web page at to 10:15am. Pondarosa MHC Pondarosa MHC reserves the WAREHOUSE/ @ 888-5700 or 2625 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA ST. www.attentivehhc.com reserves the right to bid and right to bid and purchase the ExpressIndySouth.com INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46225 purchase the home at auction. home at auction. FORKLIFT DRIVER and apply online. Notice is hereby given to Patricia Notice is hereby given to Mario Will pay up to Cruz-Olmeda that Pondarosa Rivera that Pondarosa MHC will Wanted Driller Helpers City of Southport MHC will dispose of the following dispose of the following mobile $14/hr For year round outside work immediate opening mobile home at public auction: home at public auction: 1978 1979 Fairmont mobile home VIN PTT mobile home VIN #2774 Attn: Anita, M-F, Must be able to lift 80 pounds for part-time #N026418X for amount owed to for amount owed to community. Custodial Position. community. The home is located (317)781-8004 RECEPTIONIST Must be able to $10 per hour. Please apply The home is located at 181 N. work out-of-town at 3518 Horse, Indianapolis, Berwick, Indianapolis, IN. 46222 EOE PART TIME in person Tuesday, May IN. 46222. in Pondarosa MHC. in Pondarosa MHC. You do not OFFICE HELP. 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