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The first commercial radio Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing to prepare for the USF4 Winter Touring 300-8782 or email him at station Development announces new Series in Florida by year’s end. The SFHRD [email protected]. ❏ C. The start of prohibition team already has an F4 car on order with ❏ D. The 19th amendment F4 program with Elliot Cox Ligier Automotive and will partner with Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Honda Performance Development. February is American Development (SFHRD) has announced ss-times.com/sarah-fisher- 2 Heart Month. What is the a new United States Formula 4 program most common type of heart starting this year with 12-year-old Perry hartman-racing-development- disease? SERVING THE SOUTHSIDE SINCE 1928 Township resident and seven-time announces-new-F4-program- ❏ A. Arrhythmias national karting champion, Elliot Cox. The with-elliot-cox ❏ B. Coronary team will test this summer with a focus A PRODUCT OF Gerald Sargent ❏ C. Congenital Publisher Emeritus ❏ D. Heart failure Indy Library Board given Rick Myers, Editor/Publisher Brian Kelly Lisa Wiese, board member preliminary approval for Chief Executive Officer 3 for Servant’s Heart of Indy Fountain Square Branch closing Stephanie Dolan belongs to a Facebook group Director of Operations that sends cards for those in The Indianapolis Public Library Board of Nancy Price, Managing Editor need of encouragement. What Trustees has given preliminary approval to is the group called? MEMBERS OF Glenn Augustine close the Fountain Square Branch in May Digital Sales Director to relocate services to the new West Perry ❏ A. Positive Motivation Asha Patel for Life Branch, scheduled to open in mid-2021. Production Manager ❏ B. Central Indiana Moms Graphic Designer for Troops ss-times.com/indy-library- ❏ C. Because Kindness board-given-preliminary- ❏ D. 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FOR THE RECORD ❏ A. 106 days The views of the columnists in The Southside ❏ B. 122 days NOTE TO OUR READERS Times are their own and do not necessarily reflect ❏ C. 93 days the positions of this newspaper. ❏ D. 78 days In the wake of GateHouse Media’s acquisi- print standard, we have been assured by A couple in what Indiana tion of Gannett, which prints this newspaper the Indianapolis plant management that The Southside Times is published 5 town once noticed a UFO at Lafayette, Gannett (as the combined com- the quality will continue. by Grow Local Media, LLC. Content in the form of an orange fireball? published alongside this icon is panies now are known) has made the deci- We believe we made the correct move sponsored by one of our valued ❏ A. Fishers sion to close the Lafayette printing plant ef- for you and your fellow readers by making advertisers. Sponsored content ❏ B. 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The year 1920 ushered in a decade of firsts for Americans. The 19th amendment granted women the right to vote. The first commercial radio station hit airwaves. And the rise of speakeasies, bathtub gin and bootleggers began through the start of prohibition. For three residents of St. Paul Hermitage in Beech Grove, it was also just the beginning ... it was the first year of their lives. Above, Beech Grove centenarians discuss early memories. (Photo by Neal Smith)

Helen Flanary the farm. Flanary attended school “And I loved every bit of it. It was Violet Vermaulen through the eighth grade. “I didn’t something you did but at the same Helen Flanary was born Feb. 8, get to high school,” she said. “My dad time it was fun.” Flanary married and Violet Vermaulen was born Feb. 1920 in Floyds Knobs, Ind. She grew said girls in the country didn’t need a had a son. She has been a resident of 18, 1920 in Connersville, Ind., the up on an 80-acre farm with three sib- high school education. We had to do St. Paul Hermitage for about a year, youngest of seven children to im- lings and knew the meaning of hard work on the farm, so we weren’t able enjoys playing bingo and recently migrant parents who met in Grand work. “Back then they didn’t have to go anyplace.” At age 20, Flanary celebrated a “wonderful” birthday. Rapids, Mich. “My father was born the tractors they do now,” she said. moved to Indianapolis and “Everyone was just so astounded at in Holland right on the north sea. “Everything had to be done with our started a job with Indi- the big party we had,” she said. “They He was a machinist and a self-made hands.” She remembers settling up ana Bell as a telephone put everything together and we had to 200 baby chicks in their coop operator. “I was there a really good time.” Celebrating 300 continued on page 5. for the night as one of her jobs on for 33 years,” she said.

Left, Helen Flanery grew up on an 80-acre farm in Floyds Knobs, Ind. | Center, Violet Vermaulen saw a movie for the first time in high school. | Right, Joe McDermott attended a one-room schoolhouse with eight grades and one teacher. (Photos by Neal Smith) The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 5

Celebrating 300 continued from page 4. man.” Her mother hailed from En- gland. Vermaulen enjoyed a simple life with her siblings and neighbors. “My earliest memory was a good family life; we were • State-of-the-art technology always happy. Those & treatments were the good old days. • Warm, welcoming staff & We played outside all relaxing office the time,” she said. “We never knew what a mov- • Invisalign® treatment ie was until I was in high • Most insurance plans Something in the clouds. (Submitted photo) school.” Vermanulen graduated accepted from high school toward the end of the Great Depression. “It was hard • $99 New Patient Exam to find a job, so I worked at a drug- Orange fireballs, red glows and pulsating lights: store,” she said. Vermaulen eventu- UFOS haunt Indiana ally worked for an investment com- No insurance? pany while taking care of her ailing They were low and turned on a dime, even- parents. She eventually worked with HAUNTS & JAUNTS tually maneuvering into a figure eight. The Ask about our in Ford Motor Company and pursued family reported multiple planes suddenly office discount plan a lifelong dream to travel in Eu- By Rick Hinton patrolling the area shortly thereafter. for the entire family! rope. Vermaulen offered advice for FISHERS: While letting the dogs out at 11:30 younger generations. “Always be A replay of a Southside Times arti- p.m. a family witnessed a light display in considerate,” she said. “My mother cle from 2015 the east sky – large bright moving objects Now open at 7 am said two words to always remember that pulsated. The wife filmed the instance. on Tuesday’s for in your vocabulary is ‘please’ and There are strange things going on in They admitted they had seen these lights prior to this occurrence. ‘thank you.’” the skies over Indiana; quite peculiar your convenience. in fact. On a weekly basis, reports defy DANVILLE: A string of seven lights, seemingly logical explanation: unusual shapes, connected and equally spread apart, were Joe McDermott lights and erratic flight patterns draw witnessed by a mother and teenage daugh- ter as they were making their way along the $99 NEW PATIENT EXAM attention. Some report these, others do INCLUDES: Comprehensive exam, Joe McDermott was born Feb. 25, not. No one wants to be tagged as crazy! winding Cartersburg Road from Danville to 1920 in Sioux City, Iowa and raised Plainfield. The daughter soon lost interest periodontal disease evaluation, oral There are abnormalities in the sky but the mother continued to observe the cancer screening, complete set of on a farm with six brothers and two that can appear at a moment’s notice sisters. He attended a one-room lights for a period of at least 30 seconds until X-rays and cleaning with this ad. and then just as quickly be gone. In the they dissipated sequentially and vanished. OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 31, 2020 schoolhouse with just one teach- hazy realm of the paranormal it’s an- CRANDALL: In southern Harrison County er who taught all eight grades. Back other check on the list of the unknown. then, summer breaks did not offer a man driving home from work saw what 317-784-2266 Some examples of Indiana sightings he thought to be a flare ahead of him – much time for relaxation. in the past: McDermott and his sib- about 100 feet off the ground and perfect- 1505 East Southport Road, 46227 ly round. A red glow surrounded it with a WANAMAKER: On a summer night a couple lings worked in most white center. As he watched, the red glow sitting in their pool in the backyard of a areas of the farm while peeled away, starting at the bottom of the subdivision home watched an orange fire- they were growing up, object and revolving around the white cen- ball moving steadily east and then joined FREE WHITENING whether that involved ter, until it reached the top, evolving into a by another that made its way north. Anoth- to new patients that carry taking care of the ani- candle shape. The object then headed to- er appeared and also moved to the east. All insurance to cover their visit. wards the town of Crandall. mals or driving a tractor appeared to originate in the northwest sky. OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 31, 2020 long before being issued a There was no engine noise. driver’s license. By the age of 18, Many sightings are a result of mis- 317-784-2266 MARTINSVILLE: A family on their way home taken identity; living close to an air- McDermott took over the farm from to Martinsville on State Road 37 witnessed his father. “I loved to farm,” he recalled. nine to 10 lights emitting from the west port will do that to you. Some are valid 1505 East Southport Road, 46227 “I worked daylight to dark seven days side of the highway. The lights initially ap- and unexplainable. One question aris- a week. I bought all new equipment. I peared to be in a formed shape, yet as their es (or should). If we are being visited had a vision of something better than vehicle drew closer the lights broke out of by highly technological beings from you had before.” He also served in the formation, hovering and moving in errat- another galaxy, and with their skills – Call us today! U.S. Army during World War II as an ic directions. During this the family’s cell do they really need lights? 317-784-2266 airplane mechanic and worked his phone ceased working. EVANSVILLE: A mother and daughter on a way up to eventually train pilots. Mc- Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, 1505 East Southport Road Dermott married and had two chil- walk saw three bright non-flashing lights loves researching things that go Indianapolis, IN 46227 dren, a son and a daughter. Today, he appearing in the shape of a triangle mov- bump in the night. His articles can ing northwest across the sky. The lights be read on Facebook: Rick Hinton, Located on E. Southport Rd. enjoys music and danced at St. Paul Southport Paranormal Examiner. were white and red. The husband also ob- Hermitage’s most recent senior prom. Hinton conducts paranormal investi- between US 31 and Madison Ave. served the phenomena. The lights were too gations with his team, South Central He celebrated his birthday last Satur- slow for a plane, yet too fast for a blimp. Paranormal. southportsmilesindy.com day night with “a big bunch” of family. 6 Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 • ss-times.com TIMESOGRAPHY The Southside Times

AROUND TOWN Perry Meridian and Jiffy Lube of Indiana offers free oil change for Roncalli bring home Leap Year babies state wrestling Free oil change – It’s only once every championships four years that Leap Year babies get to authentically celebrate their birthdays. By Adam Biszantz To make this Quadrennial celebration special, Jiffy Lube of Indiana is offering Perry Meridian champion Alex a free oil change to anyone born Feb. Cottey at 113 pounds (a junior) 29. On non-leap years, leap your babies and Roncalli champions Brayden typically miss out on normal birthday Lowery at 126 and Alec Viduya at perks. This special birthday promotion 145 (both seniors) accepted their is available at any one of Jiffy Lube of In- awards and helped their teams 1. diana’s locations on Leap Day, Feb. 29, to a top 10 finish at the IHSAA with a valid state ID or license. Please 2019-20 State Wrestling Tourna- visit jiffylubeindiana.com to view hours ment last Saturday. of operation for each store. “Coach Schoettle helped lead us to our peaks at the right time VFW Post 5864 to host 13th of the year and it has paid off for all of us on the Falcons team,” Annual Golf Tournament said State Champion Alex Cottey. Matthew Koontz came in a Fundraiser – 2. Veterans of Foreign Wars close second at 132 pounds. He Post 5864 in Greenwood will host their stunned the crowd of more than 13th Annual Golf Tournament on Sat- 10,000 and brought them to their urday, June 6 at Valle Vista Golf Course, feet when he flipped Jesse Men- 755 E. Main St., Greenwood. The net dez of Crown Point on to his back proceeds of the tournament will be and almost pinned him in the used to fund the various programs and first period. many local charitable programs which This was the scene this past include the Patriot’s Pen for junior high weekend as Bankers Life Field- school students; Voice of Democra- house hosted wrestlers from all cy for high school students; Boys and over the state for the Indiana 3. 4. Girl Scouts of the Year; and typically, State Wrestling Finals. Southside three college scholarships each year in schools were well represented the amount of $1,000 each. The cost to with each school having at least play is $260 per foursome and the form one wrestler making the top 16. The breakdown by school: and information are available from 2 There are 14 weight groups to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday from 106 to 285 pounds. Only School Name Weight Place at the VFW. The tournament is open 14 will be called a state champi- to the public. The price includes green on. Most of these wrestlers have Center Grove Hayden Watson 132 Third fees, cart, unlimited beverages on the been in this sport since they were Center Grove Riley Rust course, a buffet with hamburgers / young, about 5 or 6 years old and 145 Fourth bratwurst, baked beans, potato salad, for most this is the last time they Center Grove Drake Buchanan 182 Sixth chips and of course, various beverages will ever wrestle. Franklin Central Deshawn Young at the VFW after the tournament. The 220 Eighth post’s new address is located at 1842 Greenwood Community Anthony Walker 152 Eighth Veterans Way, Greenwood. (To Google 1. The crowd waits for the finals. 2. The Lutheran Hayden Filipovich 182 Eighth or find the street, use 578 Commerce 132-pound weight class includes Perry Martinsville Parkway W. Dr.) The VFW is a Meridian wrestler Matthew Koontz Micah Dodson 220 Fifth (second place), Center Grove’s Hayden non-smoking establishment Mooresville Robbie Gentry 285 Sixth Watson (third place) and Southport’s with comfortable seat- Perry Meridian ing. The VFW is a Luke Goodwin (seventh place). 3. Alex Cottey 113 First The 145-pound weight class includes nonprofit organi- Perry Meridian Matthew Koontz 132 Second zation and actively Roncalli’s Alec Viduya (first place) and Center Grove’s Riley Rust (fourth place). Perry Meridian Aiden Warren 182 Third helps veterans and/ 4. Roncalli’s Brayden Lowery (at 126 Roncalli Bryce Lowery or their families pounds) wins in the last 30 seconds 106 Fourth in Johnson Coun- against Avon’s Ray Rioux, his soon- Roncalli Brayden Lowery 126 First ty. If you have any to-be roommate at the University of Roncalli Alec Viduya questions, please Indianapolis. (Photos by Adam Biszantz) 145 First call the post at (317) Southport Luke Goodwin 132 Seventh 888-2488. The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 7

FEATURE

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Governor Eric Holcomb with state Rep Cindy Spring Sale Kirchhofer. (Photo by Chris Baker) EVERYTHING* 99¢ Gov. Eric Holcomb February 14 - March 29 speaks at BEECH GROVE LOCATION ONLY Perry Township 2513 Albany Street, Beech Grove Lincoln Day Dinner *Excluding furniture and jewelry case items. Servant’s Heart has received cards for troops from all around the country. (Submitted photo) By Chris Baker 3 Locations • We Accept Donations! An energetic crowd of more than 150 8236 S. Madison, Indpls. | 9950 N. US 31, Taylorsville people gathered to attend the annual Indi- Servant’s Heart of Indy invites public 2513 Albany Street, Beech Grove ana GOP Perry Township Lincoln Day Din- ner. Along with Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb, to create cards and care packages for DONATIONS / VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! other political figures included state Rep SUNDAY: 1-5PM • CLOSED: MONDAYS Cindy Kirchhofer, Sen. Jack Sandlin, India- 700 Indiana soldiers TUESDAY-SATURDAY: 10AM-5PM napolis-Marion County City-County Coun- cillor Paul Annee, District 23. FEATURE money or items for care packages. (317) 908-8635 Gov. Holcomb’s election campaign ran Servant’s Heart is requesting ad- www.HumbleImpressions.com just 106 days after former Indiana Gov. ditional help from the community. Like us on Facebook. Mike Pence was asked to be U.S. President By Nancy Price “We’re trying to motivate people to Donald Trump’s running mate in 2016. The governor said he feels optimistic for Servant’s Heart of Indy is inviting the gather snacks and bring them to us,” reelection due to President Trump’s leader- public to send cards and care packages Boone said. Requested foods include ship and the state’s current direction, ac- to 700 soldiers of the Indiana National beef jerky, beef stick, trail mix, nuts, knowledging future and growing compa- Guard’s 113th Engineering Unit. Pop-Tarts, protein bars, granola bars, nies in the state with plans to create up to Bill Boone, chairman of Servant’s Oreo cookies (individually wrapped), 27,137 jobs with average wages of $28.60 Heart of Indy was inspired to start the Clif Bars, power bars and loose gra- per hour, in addition to a 3.2 percent unem- nola. Personal items are also needed, ployment rate. “We are soaring,” Holcomb project, “Operation Thank You” when he learned of the alarming number of such as menthol cough drops, mole- said. “We have a great story to share.” skin, lip balm, foot powder, socks, sun- “Working in this capacity has been as soldiers deployed overseas who nev- fulfilling as any other job I have ever had in er received cards or care packages block, baby wipes, lens cleaning cloths my life,” Holcomb continued. He explained from anyone. and stamped envelopes. how working with Hoosiers is like being on Boone shared the news with Servant’s Items will be collected through next a basketball team. “Each individual has a Heart Board of Directors, and before week at the following locations: Ser- specific role to play to be the best they can long, “they wanted to head up a com- vant’s Heart of Indy, 5602 Elmwood be, yet each player also has a role as a team mittee for (sending) cards,” he said. Lisa Ave., #212 on Thursdays, 6:30-9 p.m. member to work as a collective toward a and Saturdays, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.; Beech common goal.” Wiese, a board member and fundraiser coordinator, participates in a Facebook Grove Community Center, Beech He also compared working as a gover- Grove Fire Department Stations 56 nor to serving in the U.S. Navy, acknowl- group called Because Kindness. The edging that each person has a job to do group sends cards of encouragement to and 57 and the George Group at 5627 they have been trained for, yet as a whole those who need it, such as those fighting S. Franklin Road. In addition, indi- have duties and responsibilities in which illnesses, victims of mass shootings, etc. viduals may “adopt a box” for $15.05 others depend. “Your life depends on it “I requested cards for the troops,” she (includes postage) and donate $20 for sometimes,” he added. said. “We have a variety of cards thank- snacks inside the boxes. “It doesn’t matter if they are the star ing troops for their service.” On Friday, March 13 from 6-10 p.m. player or someone on the bench,” he said, the public is invited to make cards and while adding that whether they are a sea- As well, students from St. Mark Cath- olic School in Perry Township created build shipping boxes at Hornet Park man in the Navy or a general in the Army, Community Center, 5245 Hornet Ave., great things can be accomplished when cards to send, and now there are box- working together toward the future. es of cards sent from people all over the or help pack boxes on Saturday, March Regarding the city’s climbing annual U.S. and even Australia. Local church- 14 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at HPCC. homicide rate, Holcomb said he is work- es and organizations, including Chang- For more information, contact ing with the governor’s office and state ing Footprints and Kiwanis clubs, have Servant’s Heart of Indy at (317) 788- police to research strategies that could assisted with the project in donating 9433 or go to servantsheartofindy. aid the city. org or Facebook. 8 Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 • ss-times.com VIEWS The Southside Times

FROM THE EDITOR STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE HUMOR

The Southside Times is all about has done something nice, no mat- people and our community. What ter how small, and should be rec- do you like in your neighbor- ognized? Email your “Stars and hood? What don’t you like? Who Strikes” to [email protected].

bounce houses, inflatable basketball, Star: to Roncalli High School’s upcoming spring play, “You obstacle courses and an opportunity to compete in a Family Feud Game Night! Interesting facts Can’t Take It with You” March 12-14. The play is about a man from a family Star: to Hornet Park’s free about leap year of rich snobs who becomes engaged to Community Dinner and Craft a woman from a good-natured but de- Night next Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. TOP 10 SIGNS Leap day is this Saturday, Feb. 29. cidedly eccentric family. Leap year was originally designed Star: to signs of spring: daffo- OF SPRING ON THE to keep the calendar year synchro- Star: to Greenwood Christian dils are blooming already! SOUTHSIDE nized with the solar year, or the time academy’s first Winter Carni- val this Friday, Feb. 28. Open to the Star: to all Southside state it takes the earth to complete its or- wrestling champs! By Torry Stiles bit about the sun. Because the solar public, the carnival includes games, year is about a quarter of a day lon- 10. Manual High School is once ger than the calendar year, the sea- QUOTE OF THE WEEK again seeking help to fund their sons will not match the calendar af- sports teams. ter many years have passed. 9. You look forward to the smooth The day occurs every four years parts of Madison Avenue. with the exception of years ending “He is happiest, be he king or peasant, with “00” that are not divisible by 8. Another year of wishing you’d 400. The year in which leap day oc- who finds peace in his home.” gone to New Orleans for Mardi curs is called Leap Year. Other facts Gras has passed. about Leap Year: – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, German poet 7. You’re getting ticked off about the neighbor’s Christmas lights still • Only about one in 1,461 people being up. were born on leap day. 6. You start checking the sale ads • There are occasional “leap sec- READERS' WRITES onds.” On Dec. 31, 2015, those for grass seed, garden hose and flea bombs. who maintain official time for the Trash and sewer These recommendations to the com- planet added an extra second to mon council were painful to make and 5. Having depleted your post-Valen- the day! fees increased the common council took no pleasure tine’s Day candy supply you anx- • Julius Ceasar introduced the first in increasing these fees, but as the cost iously await the after-Easter sales. calendar leap year in 46 B.C. Due The city of Beech Grove Common rises to offer these services, we must 4. Bathing suit anxiety attacks. to a slight flaw in his calculations, Council recently voted to increase the pass the increases on to all of our Beech 3. Barbecue supplies get taken off the Pope Gregory XIII tweaked the fees charged to Beech Grove Sewage Grove Sewage Works customers. Please clearance rack and put back on the Gregorian calendar more than Works customers for the disposal of visit the city of Beech Grove website at 1,500 years later. regular shelves. trash and the treatment of wastewa- beechgrove.com to view the new rates. • According to an old Irish legend, ter. These new fees should appear on 2. Your neighbor has stopped asking St. Brigit once complained to St. your Beech Grove Sewage Works bill in Respectfully submitted, you to bet on football and is trying Patrick that women had to wait April. The common council in the near to make bank on baseball. too long for their men to propose Dennis B. Buckley future will also look into a program to Mayor, city of Beech Grove 1. The mayor’s already explaining to them. The two of them struck assist those who are on fixed incomes. a deal that women were allowed why potholes aren’t being repaired to propose to men on one day fast enough. every four years. BUSINESS • In some countries, leap day is an unlucky time of year. In Ita- Franciscan Sports ing, 1703 West Stones Crossing Road, ly, people will say, “Anno biseto, Medicine doctor expands Suite 210, Greenwood. To schedule anno funesto,” which translates appointments with ei- as “leap year, doom year.” In some care to Greenwood countries, people warn against ther D. Blaney, call (317) 781-1133. Fran- planning big events, like wed- Sports medicine – Patients will find ciscan Physician Net- BELIEVE IT! dings, during leap years. sports medicine expertise and more work is a division of convenient access to care as Francis- • Some people work for free on the Mishawaka, Indi- Our nation has all sorts of arcane, leap day. Employees who are can Physician Network Sports Med- nonsensical laws on the books. Each ana-based Franciscan paid fixed annual or monthly icine Specialists expands its service. week, we’ll share one with you ... Alliance. To learn more about net- incomes usually have to work Phillip Blaney, MD, will see patients work primary and specialty care phy- In Florida, you may not fart in a for free on Feb. 29 because their on Mondays and Wednesdays at public place after 6 p.m. sicians and providers in Indiana and wages most likely are not calcu- Franciscan Health at Stones Cross- lated to include the extra day. Illinois, visit FranciscanDocs.org. Source: dumblaws.com The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 9

IN OUR SCHOOLS

Compass Education Center roofers, machinists, carpenters and hosts career fair cosmetologists. The event was in- formational – a fact-finding oppor- Greenwood student Career Fair – Representatives from tunity for students to learn about the named to University of five unions and a beauty school options they may not know about. brought their presentations to Per- However, in May, hiring managers Findlay’s Dean’s List will return and allow students to ry Township Schools’s Compass Ed- Academics – ucation Center to teach students apply for jobs and be interviewed Allison Utterback of what their professions have to offer, for job shadowing, apprenticeships, Greenwood (46143) was named to the as well as the pros and cons of the summer jobs and other prospects to fall 2019 dean’s list at the University gain valuable experience. of Findlay. To earn this achievement a Pictured are Marcos Martinez and Anthony job. The students got a glimpse into the worlds of electricians, plumbers, student must attain a grade point aver- Beets of the union IKORCC. age of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.

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ACROSS 1. Air gun ammo 4. Tropical fish Puzzle Time 10. Ritalin target, for short 14. PC key 15. Hoosier city named for the Roman goddess of dawn 16. Earring site 17. Narcs’ org. 18. Less refined 19. MP’s quarry 20. Former Hoosier license plate slogan 23. Marengo Cave effect 24. Tough question 25. Post- opposite 28. Part of IRT 31. Lenin’s successor 33. Arise 36. “Lights out” tune 37. See 20-Across 41. ___ vera 43. WRTV repeat 44. Colts’ followers 47. It’s between France and Spain 52. ‘Droid 53. Cardigan setting 70. Desire 9. Three-stripers 32. Destination on Delta from 56. “It’s ___ real!” IND 10. Jai ___ 57. See 20-Across 34. Put to work DOWN 11. De-emphasize 61. Southside Farmers Market 35. Moochers veggie 1. Unwise Hoosier Park wager 12. “Curb Your Enthusiasm” net. 37. “Act now!” 63. Greyhounds cheerleader 2. Laundry additive 13. Md. neighbor 38. Southport HS color 64. Clippers on a Bankers Life 3. Facial hair, briefly 21. RV park chain Fieldhouse scoreboard 39. Good times 4. IndyCar dash dial 22. IMA piece 65. Troop group 40. Beech Grove HS football 5. Greek coin lineman 66. Peruvian, e.g. 26. Crown Hill Cemetery inits. 41. HQ for F-16s 67. “Enough already!” 6. Type of swan 27. USN rank 42. Asian tongue 68. Himalayan mystery 7. Cowboy show 29. ___ Friday’s 45. Rent-to-___ 69. Looks after 8. Regions 30. Gun a motor 46. Indian fabric 48. Kimono sash 49. Bif Ward’s field DO YOUR CARPETS 50. Change the title MAKE YOU SICK? Wilson 51. Advil rival Experts claim they can! Carpet Care 54. Sierra ___ OLD M 55. Wear away EH O S LD 317.939.4839 U Satisfaction guaranteed 800.277.9722 O Our deep cleaning H process provides a or your money back www.itex.comindianapolis.itex.com 58. Opposed hotter, more powerful cleaning than dry cleaning 59. Tidy MITES US ST NG U FU or portable devices - D 60. First 007 film at 200 degrees, bugs SPRING CLEANING SPECIAL and germs don’t stand 95 61. Purchase a chance. Wilson Carpet Care $109 62. Indy-to-Cleveland dir. We’ll clean the carpets in your living room, dining room Call & hall PLUS deodorizer for one low price! today! 786-8378 (317) 786-8378 | Offer good through 04/30/2020 Answers See page 14. The Southside Times MATTERS OF HEALTH ss-times.com • Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 11

February is American Heart Month H By Dr. Nydia Nunez-Estrada to get your heart pumping and keep- E Family Medicine Physician ing it in good working order, and ex- Eskenazi Health Center North Arlington ercise can improve your overall men- R According to the Centers for Dis- tal and physical health. According to ease Control and Prevention (CDC), the American Heart Association, you E approximately 630,000 should schedule at least five 30-min- Americans die from ute moderate exercise sessions each I heart disease each year, week, which could amount to two which equates to one in or three 10 or 15-minute segments S every four deaths. Cor- during the day. Walking, jogging, bik- onary heart disease is ing and swimming are all great forms T the most common type, killing about of exercise for you to consider trying. 366,000 people in 2015. In the United One of the most effective ways to A States, someone has a heart attack ev- take good care of your heart is to focus ery 40 seconds. on eating a healthy diet. Salmon, nuts, N In addition, 103 million American berries and oats are a few of the many adults have high blood pressure and heart “superfoods” that will help re- D 6.5 million are living with heart fail- duce the risk of atherosclerosis. You’ll ure. With February being American also want to do all you can to limit Heart Month, this is the ideal time your intake of junk food. Too much of it will negatively impact your heart to consider strategic lifestyle changes Back pain can slow your life to a crawl. Literally. But with the help of that can make a huge impact on your health and your overall health caus- heart health. ing weight gain, higher blood pressure the spine care doctors and physical therapists at Eskenazi Health, If you’re a smoker, you must quit and clogged arteries. you’ll be back on your feet, telling the world, “Here I stand.” For more and do it now. For overall heart health, Searching for ways to decrease the information, please visit EskenaziHealthSpine.org or call 866.73.SPINE. the best thing that can be done is kick- stress in your life is also beneficial to ing the smoking habit, which is the good heart health. Too much stress most preventable cause of premature may lead to weight gain and oth- TOTAL SPINAL CARE death in the U.S. Smokers have a high- er unhealthy habits, making it more er risk of developing many chronic difficult to stick with a heart-healthy disorders including the buildup of fat- program. Too much stress decreases ty substances in the arteries that trig- overall happiness and increases the ger heart disease. risk for anxiety and depression. Do all you can to maintain a healthy Getting proper sleep restores your weight and keep close tabs on your body and is also good for your heart. blood pressure and total cholesterol. It contributes to your overall happi- While there are standard guidelines ness and decreases the stress in your for blood pressure and cholesterol, life. Sleeping seven hours each night ideal weight goals are individual to and waking at the same time each day each person, and a physician can help are all great ways to establish healthy determine an appropriate goal weight sleep patterns. A calming and regular based on your height and age. bedtime routine is also helpful in get- Many in the U.S. have no idea that ting necessary sleep, along with par- they currently have untreated diabetes ticipating in physical activity whenev- that can lead to heart disease. er possible. A simple blood test will in- If you have concerns or dicate if you have diabe- questions about your health, tes and your primary care the health of someone in physician may help you your family or are in need with a variety of ways to of a primary care physician keep it under control. for yourself or someone Increasing physical ac- else, please call (317) 880- tivity is one of the best ways 7666 or visit eskenazihealth. edu/doctors. 12 Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 • ss-times.com NIGHT & DAY The Southside Times

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For a complete listing of Southside events, GARFIELD PARK Eggroll Number 1 please go to ss-times.com/category/ night-day. Spring Bulb Show • Visit the Garfield Park Looking for authentic Chinese Conservatory for a much-needed preview of and Vietnamese food on the BEECH GROVE spring! The annual Spring Bulb Show returns Southside? Eggroll Number 1 has this year with an array of colorful spring a large variety of appetizers, soups Love Your Library, Share Your Voice • Meet blooms. From classic favorites to unique hy- and entrees to please your taste buds, whether you’re meeting with IndyPL’s CEO Jackie Nytes and share brids of tulips, hyacinth and daffodils – your care to the winter blues is here! Cost: $4 per up with friends or family or in your thoughts about library services in an in- the mood for fast takeout during person or $10 for families (two adults max). formal setting. Discussion will focus on how your lunch break or after work. well the library has delivered in meeting the The bulbs from the show will be for sale Reviews from customers state: goals prescribed in its current strategic plan. March 7 at 10 a.m. Prices will vary, and plants “great place, good food, fair price. Noodle dishes with vegetables, meat or both! Your feedback is important in shaping the li- will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis Always clean and neat,” as well as (Submitted photo) brary’s future direction. | When: March 2, 6-7 while supplies last. | When: Feb. 28-March 6. “The best Asian place in town!” p.m. | Where: Beech Grove Library Branch, Mon-Sat: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sun: 1-5 p.m. | The Pho is a popular menu item few beef options are beef egg foo young 1101 Main St. | Info: (317) 275-4560; attend. Where: Garfield Park Conservatory, 2505 with customers, as well as the rare beef and Mongolian beef; and pork items indypl.org/event/3622694. Conservatory Dr. | Info: (317) 327-7184; gar- with tendon, honey hot wings or varied include twice-cooked pork and pork chop fieldparkconservatory.org. noodle dishes with veggies. Appetizers suey. Seafood selections consist of shrimp Community Dinner and Craft Night • offered include steam dumplings, crab with lobster sauce and shrimp chow mein; Free community dinner and craft night at Rangoon, sugar biscuits and deep-fried and house specials offered include a soft Hornet Park. Popsicle stick crafts; design GREENWOOD bean curds and varied soups consist of hot noodle combination, hot curry noodle, pad Thai or a combination dinner. a bracelet; make a colorful sea turtle and and sour, vegetable, chicken vegetable, more! | When: March 4, 5:30 p.m. | Where: GCA Winter Carnival • Greenwood Chris- egg drop and wonton. Chicken entrees LOCATION: Hornet Park Community Center, 5245 Hor- tian Academy is hosting its first Winter Carni- include almond or cashew, pineapple, val and we are opening this event up to the moo goo gao pan, kung pao or hunan. A 4576 S. Emerson Ave. net Ave. | Info: (317) 788-4986; hornetpark- Indianapolis, IN 46203 communitycenter.com. community. Carnival games, bounce houses, inflatable basketball and obstacle courses for all ages. All games have prizes, including FOUNTAIN SQUARE nice grand prizes that will be drawn at the BEHIND BARS WHERE I DINE end of the night. You need a Carnival Wrist- Fruit and Veggie Yoga • Preschoolers ages band to play the Carnival games. Wristbands 3-6 are invited to join the Marion County Hurricane Ernie Bernard, are $10 per person and the family cap is Indianapolis Health Department for a fun and interac- $30. Please buy your wristband in advance tive read-aloud story program focused on to help us plan. Middle and high school stu- Bartender: gardening and plants. This will be followed Crystal Cathey, Southport Where do you like to dine? dents also have the opportunity to compete Chili’s by children learning yoga poses based on in a Family Feud Game Night! Form your Mucky Duck Pub: various fruits and veggies and a snack with own team of five friends and let’s see who healthy fruits or veggies. | When: March 2, 11 4425 Southport What do you like will walk away the GCA Family Feud Champ! to eat there? a.m.-noon. | Where: Fountain Square Library Crossing Way You will even have the chance to beat some Indianapolis, IN 46237 Usually the meals that are available for Branch, 1066 Virginia Ave. | Info: (317) 275- of your teachers! | When: Feb. 28, 6-8 p.m. | family members, including younger 4390; attend.indypl.org/event/3743722. Where: Greenwood Christian Academy, 835 Ingredients and directions: children. W. Worthsville Road. | Info: (317) 215-5300; • 1 ¼-ounce Southern Comfort What do you like about this place? FRANKLIIN gcak12.org. • 1-ounce orange juice Chili’s has been a favorite for some time. Dementia Friends: An Alzheimer’s Soci- GriefShare • Grieving the loss of someone • 1-ounce sour mix The food is always good, and service has ety Initiative • Main Street Hospice invites close to you? Find comfort and support at • Splash of grenadine been very gracious. all members of the community. Join us to GriefShare. GriefShare is a 13-session sem- find out what it’s like to live with dementia inar/support group. You can attend at any - Mix first three Chili’s and turn that understanding into action. | time! | When: Saturdays from Jan. 11-April ingredients 1281 U.S. Highway 31 N. Greenwood, IN 46142 When: March 12, 6-7:30 p.m. | Where: Main 4, 10 a.m.-noon. | Where: Southland Com- together and pour into glass (317) 881-6991 Street Hospice, 10 Highland Ave. | Info: munity Church, 5800 W. Smith Valley Road. | with ice. Call (317) 736-0055 to reserve your seat as Info: Mary and Robert Gerlach at (317) 340- seating is limited. 3284; griefshare.org. - Top with grenadine. Compiled by Nancy Price FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Quilt Connection Guild Meeting • Our - Garnish with guest speakers will be Donna and Bill Hen- slice of orange, if desired. What's going on Franklin Township Historical Society Board dricks. Donna and Bill have been involved Meeting • Monthly board meeting. | When: in “Living History” and military reenact- Southside? March 2, 1-2 p.m. | Where: Franklin Township ments for 50 years. They will be giving a Send your news & events to: Historical Society, 6510 S. Franklin Road. | Info: [email protected]. [email protected] Calendar continued on page 13. The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY ss-times.com • Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 13

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MOVIE REVIEW Héloïse, a lonely French aristocrat is the factors that prevent the leads from set to marry a man she has never met being with one another. The anger ex- in Italy, in place of her recently de- pressed by the characters, and in exten- APARTMENTS By Bradley Lane ceased sister. Protesting the marriage, sion the film, is one of rebellion; against ARE LIMITED. 2019 was host to more spectacular she refuses to pose for her portrait, so a system designed without consider- films than any other in recent memo- her mother hires Marianne to paint ation for the poor, against a society that ry. Horror fans received an instant cult her in secret, under the guise of being derives value from a specific worldview classic in Robert Eggers’ The Light- a hired companion for Héloïse. Slow- and most clearly, against a male-driven house, established Hollywood legends ly, a passionate but gentle romance cinematic tradition. It’s a simple con- like Martin Scorsese and Quentin sparks between the two as they qui- ceit, but Sciamma is getting at a funda- Tarantino released some of their best etly rebel against the restrictions set mental truth about not just film, but art Amenities Services • Private apartment with full, works to date and Bong Joon-Ho’s in place by the upper-class society of at large. The more people who get the 18th-century France. opportunity to create and have their private bathroom Parasite became the breakout hit of • Kitchenette with sink, refrigerator the year and in the process became the Sciamma’s romance is made of sub- work received, the better art becomes, tle gestures, wistful gazes and a quiet, and the film is its own best piece of ev- and microwave first film not in the English language to • Ample closet space almost undetectable anger. The two idence in its argument. Portrait of a win Best Picture at the Oscars. When • Individually controlled heating and my own end-of-year list was pub- leads communicate more in one glance Lady on Fire is a riveting universal sto- air conditioning lished in January Parasite topped my in this film than another film might ry that uses every moment to engage, • Carpet in living and sleeping areas list as well, however some films that communicate in its entire screenplay. challenge and move its audience, and it • Linoleum in kitchen and ceramic tile are considered 2019 releases based on The false pretense of companionship is not to be missed. in bathroom their premiers had yet to be released as a disguise for modeling creates a • Emergency call devices in bathroom and bedroom gaze that begins as artistic curiosity Bradley is a Beech Grove High School in Indianapolis. One such film I had • Pre-wired for cable TV and telephone been anticipating was French director and slowly deepens and intensifies into alumnus and has been enamored by something even using a word like love film for as long as he can remember. • Mini-blinds provided Céline Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady He is currently in his third year on Fire, which I am delighted to re- feels inadequate to describe. studying at IUPUI, majoring in Media and Public Affairs with a minor in Services port is not only the best film of 2019, This gaze moves outside of the con- text of the literal film and into meta- Film. Bradley can be contacted at • Ongoing health monitoring and but without exaggeration, one of the [email protected]. nursing assessments greatest films ever made. phor as Sciamma begins to wrestle with • Assistance with activities for daily living: bathing, dressing, walking, personal grooming and hygiene Calendar continued from page 12. Retired Federal Employees Association will researcher, writer and teacher about cog- • Medication reminders and assistance meet with all active and retired federal nitive and physical fitness for a decade, employees and their spouses welcome. | will explain how our brain can form new • Three restaurant-style meals daily plus snacks presentation on costume design and sew- When: March 6, 12:30 p.m. We meet at one cells and neutral connections and improve ing that made possible Bill’s participation of the restaurants across the street at 11:00 its capabilities as we age. The “Lunch and • Weekly housekeeping and laundry services in reenactments Their program will focus AM for lunch. | Where: Nat. Assn. of Letter Learn” is hosted by the St. John Lutheran on the fabrics and patterns used in uni- Carriers Hall, 2211 E. 54th St., Indianapolis. | Church Adult Fellowship Group. Menu is • Assistance with transportation needs forms and civilian clothing in the 18th and Info: narfe.org/chapter151. corned beef and cabbage; beverages will • 24-hour staffng and reception desk 19th centuries. They will also discuss the be provided. Free will donations accepted • Range of interesting and varied role quilts played in the Civil War. This pro- programs and events PERRY TOWNSHIP but not expected. Please park in the park- gram is free and open to the public. Please ing lot accessible from Hunter Road and • Medicaid accepted join us! | When: March 5, 7 p.m. | Where: enter through entrance C8. | When: March Greenwood United Methodist Church, 525 ‘You Can’t Take It with You’ • Roncalli Due to growth we are hiring few good High School will present their spring play 5, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | Where: St. John N. Madison Ave. | Info: Suzanne at smill- Lutheran Church and School, 6630 South- people. LPN’S, QMA’S and CNA’S. [email protected]. “You Can’t Take It with You.” Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for Roncalli students and eastern Ave. | Info: Don VanPelt at (317) children 14 years old and younger. Re- 937-6206 or [email protected]. INDIANAPOLIS member to print off your tickets and bring them with you to the show. Tickets will be Perry Township Schools Teacher Career United Methodist Church Lenten Break- scanned at the entrance to the auditorium. Fair • Perry Township Schools are hiring fast Series • Men, women and children Roncalli VIP cardholders will need to con- for teachers. | When: March 23, 4-8 p.m. are welcome to the no-charge breakfast. tact Mike Lewinski at mlewinski@roncalli. | Where: Southport High School Field- A free-will offering will help support the org or call (317) 787-8277, ext. 249 for your house, 971 E. Banta Road. | Info: hrhir- host churches’ mission target and 100 promo code to access your free tickets. | [email protected]. percent of the money goes to the mission When: March 12 & 13 at 7 p.m.; March 14 For more information, call target. Please come and join us for break- at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. | Where: Roncalli High fast and learn more about the mission tar- School, 3300 Prague Road. | Info: Tickets gets in your community. | When: Feb. 29, can be purchased at Roncalli.booktix.com. 317-885-4446 7:30-8:55 a.m. | Where: St. Andrew United 8601 South Shelby Street Methodist Church, 2560 Villa Ave. | Info: Lunch and Learn • St. John Lutheran Enjoy your week! indymetroumc.org. Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 Church and School invites adults to join Visit ss-times.com for weekly hellenicseniorliving-indianapolis.com us for a “Lunch and Learn” adult fellowship Indianapolis NARFE Meeting • Indianap- opportunity. The guest speaker during news and events. 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Time to grammar and chill in Chile or warm up WHO with chili in Chili’s WILL IT BE? Southside New Quiz SEE PAGE 2 We want your 1. A, 2. B, 3. C, 4. A, 5. D nominations for the GRAMMAR GUY about Chile is that you get the best of 2020 Educator of the Year most people’s dream vacations: moun- tains and beaches. Chile runs along - someone who deserves By Curtis Honeycutt the western edge of the Pacific Ocean Puzzle Time Answers SEE PAGE 10 to be recognized for their I had a reader ask me the differ- on the west while also bordering the contributions as an ence between “chilly” and “chili” the Andes mountains on the east. If you Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: other day. For the purposes of giving have a week to kill, go chill in Chile. educator in the Southside If someone asks you to “take a chill Things: BALLOON, BIRD, BLIMP, you your money’s worth, I’m going KITE, PLANE, SUPERMAN; community. Please to go above and beyond here by ex- pill,” they’re probably stuck in the ’80s. email nominations to hausting all possible sources of con- In addition, they’re suggesting that Schools: BROWN, CORNELL, you calm down! “Chill” is technically a HARVARD, PENN, YALE; [email protected] no fusion. Buckle up, buttercup. To clear up the most obvious one verb that means something like to put Fish: BASS, CARP, CATFISH, later than April 3 with the first, “Chilli” (uppercase “C” with an object in the refrigerator. “Chill” as WALLEYE; name of the person, where two l’s) is the professional name for slang gets used as an adjective and a Brands: CHIPS AHOY, FIG Rozanda Thomas, a singer from the verb, meaning to do something in an NEWTON, OREO; they teach, what subject incredibly laid-back fashion. or grade they teach, why 90s girl group TLC. If I learned one Areas: ECONOMY, GARAGE; thing from 90s pop music, it’s this: Last but not least, Chili’s is a pop- Hazard: POTHOLE this person should be don’t go chasing waterfalls. ular casual restaurant where some “Chilly” is an adjective that means of the best episodes of “The Office” chosen, who we can speak take place. One thing I appreciate with about them and their “cold.” It’s a mild form of cold. You might say, “It’s chilly this morning; most about the Chili’s logo is that its contact information. grab your heavy jacket.” If someone apostrophe is formed by a chili pep- describes another person as “chilly,” per. I find that apostrophes spice up that would mean that person is not any good alphabet soup. very friendly. The character Ange- To wrap it up, chili is an excellent la Martin from “The Office” has a food to eat on a chilly day while you chilly disposition. dream of being on the beach in Chile A chili is a type of spicy pep- (or at the bar at your local Chili’s). per. In American English, we spell it Good grammar is about knowing the with one “l,” while in British English difference between knowing your junk the word gets two l’s. Originating in and knowing you’re junk. Mexico, chilis are used to add spice to food. If someone refers to “chili” as a Curtis Honeycutt is an award- winning syndicated humor food, they’re probably talking about columnist. Connect with him on “chili con carne.” In Cincinnati, peo- Twitter (@curtishoneycutt) or at ple put their chili on top of spaghetti. curtishoneycutt.com. Chile is a skinny, squiggly country in South America. One awesome thing 10% OFF All vitamins, convenient grocery FREE products and more! Prescription Delivery! ACCEPTS ALL INSURANCE Offer cannot be redeemed for cash. One per customer. Cannot be combined with any other offer or promotion. Not valid on wine, INCLUDING MEDICARE & INDIANA liquor, beer, cigarettes, lottery games, prescription medications. MEDICAID PLANS Offer valid through 03/14/2020. 317-879-5514 OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. | 1635 E. SOUTHPORT RD., INDPLS, 46227 The Southside Times BEECH GROVE TOWNSHIP MARKETPLACE ss-times.com • Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 15

Beech Grove Chamber works BARBER BEAUTY toward promoting our community Magic Combs FEATURE BEECH Super GROVE Saver! Full Service WALK-INS WELCOME By Renee Harlor, Executive Director Barber Shop Senior Haircuts Salon Greater Beech Grove Chamber of Commerce $9 on Wednesday Hairstyles for All Occasions COMMUNITY: What makes a community a place that people 1865 Church Ave. Hairstyles for the Whole Family want to call home? Safety, cohesiveness, activities, shopping BEECH GROVE We love kids! options, good schools and friendly neighbors to name a few. (317) 787-3576 Kid’s cuts just $10 (Churchman Hill Plaza) Through our programs and events the team at the Greater 3535 S. Emerson Ave., Beech Grove 356-9909 Beech Grove Chamber of Commerce works toward promot- ing all of the above. DENTAL REAL ESTATE NEW WEBSITE: On Feb. 28 we will introduce our new commu- nity-friendly website, complete with local activities, events, real estate information, a jobs/hiring section and much Spring is Almost Here! more. We encourage the community to share events using our easy online form. It is our goal to be a useful resource for Time for a residents of the community. NEW MEMBERS: We would like to welcome Michelle Deckard, Spring owner of Usborne Books, to our chamber. Michelle is our new- est member. Michelle offers quality books and activities that Cleaning! are engaging and educational. If you would like to contact Mi- chelle please visit our website and click on her business name. Daniel R. Maddigan, DDS 723 Main Street • Beech Grove, 46107 IN THE SPOTLIGHT: The Blue Caboose – Lisa Moon, owner of The www.WhalenRealtyGroup.com Blue Caboose, is helping us prepare our “Fashion on a Budget” CALL TODAY! (317) 787-1361 fashion show that will be held during our Community Spring Fling event. After the show, Jack Christy of Christy’s Auctions RESTAURANTS RETAIL will auction off all the clothing; proceeds will be donated to Not Valid with Any Other Coupon/Discounts the Beehive Pantry supporting Beech Grove City Schools. *some * restrictions 10% OFF PURCHASE WITH AD may apply MEMBER NEED: One of our newest members, Hoosier Coach- WHEATLEY’S men Car Club, is looking for a location to hold their monthly $ .00 * 7 DAYS Hours meetings. They need space for 25-35 people on the third 1Any Purchase ofOFF $10 or More. A Breakfast & Lunch * OFFER EXCLUDES DESSERT. Friday of the month. If you have a recommendation, please WEEK email [email protected]. Mon.-Thurs. 8 AM-2 PM Fridays 8 AM -8 PM Can’t find a parking spot out front? JOIN US: The chamber invites you to join us for a variety of edu- Sat. 7 AM-2 PM $ .00 * Parking is always available behind the store; just ring the door bell. cational and networking events geared toward those interested Sun. 8 AM-3:30 PM 4Any Purchase ofOFF $25 or More. in starting a business and those who currently own or manage * OFFER EXCLUDES DESSERT. 620 Main St., Beech Grove, IN | ecksteinshoestoreandrepair.com a business. These are free for chamber members and offered at Call 862-6622 Corner of Southeastern Ave. & Northeastern Ave. nominal fees for nonmembers. Go to BeechGroveChamber.org. wheatleysfishfry.com • DOWNTOWN WANAMAKER EXTRA PARKING AT THE CHURCH (317) 786-7086 | TUES-FRI: 9 am - 6 pm • SAT: 9 am - 4 pm

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part-time job with the Indianapolis Indians Betty Edwards Cemetery, Acton, followed by a burial. OBITUARIES from 1971-80. Bob was a charter member of St. Barnabas Catholic Church and a Betty Edwards, 95, of Wanamaker, died Feb. Gerhard Glennrich longtime member of Holy Rosary Catholic 19, 2020. Visitation will be held Feb. 27 from Thelma Adams Church, where he served as a Eucharistic 4-7 p.m. and Feb. 28 from 11 a.m. to noon Gerhard Gennrich, 73, of Indianapolis, died Thelma “Wynona” (Carver) Adams, 81, of minister. He was a member of the Msgr. followed by a service at noon at Wilson Feb. 20, 2020. Services were held Feb. 26 Indianapolis, died Feb. 22, 2020. She was Downey Knights of Columbus Council St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory- at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and born Dec. 8, 1938 in Indianapolis to William 3660 and a Fouth Degree member of the Franklin Township Chapel. Crematory-Greenwood Chapel, 481 W. Main Carver, Sr. and May (Denham) Carver. Bishop Chatard Assembly. Survivors include St., Greenwood. Burial with full military Wynona graduated in 1957 from Emmerich his wife of 58 years, Theresa; children, Tim Gregory Charles Faulk honors followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Manual High School, where she was very (Tamera) Cartwright and Dr. Martina “Tina” Gregory ”Greg” Charles Faulk, 66, of Duluth, active in band, orchestra, musicals and was Cartwright; granddaughter, Jessica (Phil) Georgia, formerly of Indianapolis, died Arvine Earl Hendrickson a majorette. Wynona was an administrative Ridge; and great-grandchildren, Noah and Feb. 19, 2020. He was born June 1, 1953 in Arvine “Bud” Earl Hendrickson, 91, of assistant for Western Electric and was a Jameson Ridge. Visitation was held Feb. 21 Indianapolis to Morris “Moe” J. Faulk and Belleview, Fla., previously of Indianapolis, Licensed Real Estate Agent in Indianapolis. at the O’Riley Funeral Home. Services were Mildred A. (Hoffmann) Faulk. He graduated died Feb. 22, 2020. He was born Aug. 31, She retired as an administrative assistant held Feb. 22 in Holy Rosary Catholic Church. from Southport High School in 1971, 1928 in Indianapolis, to the late Jessie from Bethesda Memorial Hospital in Delray and then from Indiana University with a Earl Hendrickson and Shirley (Swango) Beach, Fla. She was preceded in death by Tom Dougherty bachelor’s degree in business administration Hendrickson. Bud was the owner and her brother, William Carver, Jr.; and sisters, in 1976. He was employed with American operator of Pride Vending for more than Helen Gessler and Juanita Mitchell. Wynona Tom Dougherty, 77, of Greenwood, died Feb. 22, 2020. Tom was born in Seymour, Ind. Express Travel as a travel agent, retiring 30 years in Indianapolis before moving is survived by her daughter, Cynthia Adams; in August 2019 after 30-plus years. Greg to Florida. He enjoyed fishing, working and cousins, Mary Frances, Sheryl, Larry to Irvin and Laura Dougherty. He attended Fremont High School and Michigan State enjoyed spending time with his family, on cars, playing Euchre and other card and Garry Daniels. G.H. Herrmann Funeral friends, traveling, airplanes, fishing, watching and board games and his time spent in Home is handling the arrangements. University. He enjoyed teaching high school English and journalism, as well as television, being a movie buff and going out Florida. He was preceded in death by his yearbook, school newspaper and directing to different restaurants. Survivors include his first wife, O. Nadine Hendrickson, and Shirley Jean Blevens numerous school plays. Tom was a member mother, Mildred “Milly” A. Faulk; aunt, Betty second wife, Beth Hendrickson; his two Shirley Jean Blevins, 88, died Feb. 17, 2020. of the Indiana Democratic Party, Mt. Auburn Faulk; uncle, Lawrence Faulk; along with a sisters, Annis Turner and Alice Schnurr; and She was born in Indianapolis to the late UMC and Friedens UCC. He actively served host of extended family and friends. Funeral a great-granddaughter, Lauren Elizabeth Albert and Edna (Woodruff) Hofmann April as the treasurer and vice president of his services will be conducted Feb. 27, 1 p.m. Hendrickson. Survivors include his son, 9, 1931. She was preceded in death by her HOA. Tom’s favorite pastimes included at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral James “Jim” E. (Shelia) Hendicrickson; two husband, J.C. Blevins; her grandson, Jeffery; hunting, fishing, camping, reading and Home, 5141 Madison Ave., with visitation grandchildren, Angelique Hendrickson both parents; and brothers, Dick, Jack writing, however his biggest love was for from 11 a.m. until the time of the service at and Andrew Hendrickson; and a great- and Bob. Survivors include five children, his family. Tom is survived by his wife of 46 the funeral home. He will be buried at Mt. grandson, Cody James Hendrickson. A Jay Lee, Karen Miller, Gayle Cain, Brian years, Konita; their four children; and seven Pleasant Greenwood Cemetery. memorial service will be held at a later date. and Lisa Goodman; 12 grandchildren; 20 grandchildren. Services were held Feb. He will be buried in New Crown Cemetery. great-grandchildren; two great-great- 26 at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Dennis A. Fox grandchildren; a brother, James Hofmann; Home at The Gardens of Olive Branch, 1605 Dennis A. Fox, 68, died Feb. 24, 2020. A Paul C. Mangus and sister, Sharon Matheur. A funeral service S. State Road 135. Burial will be held at resident of Indianapolis, he was born March Paul C. “Pappy” Mangus, 74, of was conducted Feb. 22 at G.H. Herrmann Circle Hill Cemetery in Angola, Ind. Feb. 27. 14, 1951 in Indianapolis, to the late Ernest Indianapolis died Feb. 12, 2020. Madison Avenue Funeral Home. Shirley was L. Fox and Katherine (Myers) McGuire. He He was born Oct. 20, 1945 in buried in Washington Park East Cemetery. Thomas Nelson Dunaway enjoyed spending time with his family, Indianapolis to the late James Thomas “Tom” Nelson Dunaway, 80, of especially his grandchildren, and collecting and Agnes (Rababa) Mangus. Lois Canter Greenwood, died Feb. 15, 2020. He was antiques. He was preceded in death by Paul married Patricia Diana Lois Canter, 85, died Feb. 18, 2020. She was born Oct. 2, 1939 in Muses Mills, Ken. to his wife of 33 years, Glenda (Hurt) Fox; his Mangus Nov. 2, 1963. Paul was employed as born to Lilburn and Eula Stapp in Russell the late Marvin and Hazel Dunaway. He daughter, Dennelle Fox; and his sister, Mary a truck driver for FedEx, retiring in 2008. He is Springs, Ken. March 25, 1934. She was was a veteran of the United States Army Jones. Survivors include his children, Denice preceded in death by his brothers, John preceded in death by her husband of 40- Airborne Division, having served in Korea. Fox-Hall, Mary Ann Receveur-Bender, Dennis Mangus and James Mangus. Paul is survived plus years, Jack; her son, David; her sisters, He was employed by Lilly Industries Inc. A. Fox II and Gennelle Lucid; 12 grandchildren, by his wife, Diana Mangus; his children, Kevin Mildred and Phyllis; and her brothers, for 40 years and Sears Automotive for five great-grandchildren; and three siblings, (Kathy) Mangus, Kelly (Tom) Hawk and Kathy Lilburn, Jr. and Lynn. Survivors include more than 20 years. Tom was a fisherman Ernest L. Fox Jr., Rose McEvoy and Katherine (Will) Mangus; his sister, Madonna Carter and her children, Ralph, Ramona, Curtis and and hunter. He enjoyed spending time Carr. Funeral services will be conducted his twin sister, Paulette Sanders; nine Mark; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; with his family. He was preceded in death Feb. 27, 1 p.m. at G.H. Herrmann East Street grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren; and brothers, by his five siblings. He is survived by his Funeral Home, 1505 S. East St., with visitation several nieces and nephews; and sisters in- Rollin, Kenny and Robert. Funeral services wife, Phyllis I. Dunaway; children, Thomas from 11 a.m. until the time of the service. He law, Margie Mangus and Evelyn Mangus. were conducted Feb. 21 at G.H. Herrmann “Curt” (Karen) Dunaway, Amy (Mike) Kay, will be buried in New Crown Cemetery. Services for Paul were held Feb. 17 at New Madison Avenue Funeral Home. She was Kristina Phillips, Casey Dunaway, Marlana Life Tabernacle Church, 1609 East Norton buried at New Crown Cemetery. (Tony) Stark and Tracey (Elizabeth) Roe; Vicki Lynn Fowler Ave., Indianapolis. Arrangements were handled by Norman F. Chance Funeral Home. grandchildren, Heather Marie Dunaway, Vicki Lynn Fowler, 73, of Acton, Glenn R. Cartwright Thomas Nelson Dunaway, Michael Casey died Feb. 21, 2020. Vicki was Trammell, Kristopher Thomas Trammell, Helen Beatrice Meadows Glenn R. “Bob” Cartwright, 88, lifelong born Oct. 10, 1946 in Wendy Iris McAtee, Zachary Paul McAtee, Indianapolis resident, died Feb. 16, 2020. Indianapolis to the late Jean Helen Beatrice Meadows, 68, of Greenwood, Roger Neal Stark, Ray Aron Stark, Valerie Mr. Cartwright was born Nov. 29, 1931, in (Hardy) Lewis and Robert Lewis. died Feb. 15, 2020. Helen was born Feb. Nicole Stark, Mandy Jean Stark, Dustin Indianapolis, to the late Glenn D. and Bertha She was a graduate of Broad 17, 1951 in Indianapolis, a daughter of the Jeffry Miller, and Bailey Jordan Mitchell; (Kalb) Cartwright. He married Theresa (West) Ripple High School. Vicki enjoyed going to late Harry R. and Ruth M. (Walker) O’Neal. great-grandchildren, Matthew Benjamin Cartwright Sept. 9, 1961, at Holy Name the lake and camping as well as garage sales, Helen attended Thomas Carr Howe High Lynch, Uriah Jay Sprague, Mya Nichole Catholic Church; she survives. He graduated flea markets and shopping for the best deals. School and was a member of the graduating McAtee, Dax Ryan McAtee, Autum Lynn from Cathedral High School in 1949 and She was a housewife. Vicki is survived by her class of 1969. She had been employed for Trammell, Walker Thomas Trammell and also attended Dwyers Business College. husband, Kevin Fowler; son, Dennis Shadday several years in insurance billing for Dr. Skylar Rae Stark; and many nieces and Bob retired from Indianapolis Power & Light (Kim); grandchildren, Alan Browning, Amy Martin Feeney, retiring in 1997, and also at nephews. Per Tom’s wishes there will not be in 1993 as a supervisor, after more than 25 Jenkins and Aaron Jenkins (Lakyn); and a service. Arrangements were entrusted to years of employment. He also enjoyed a seven great-grandchildren. A graveside G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home. service for Vicki was held Feb. 26 at Acton Obituaries continued on page 17. The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries ss-times.com • Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 17

Obituaries continued from page 16. Jordan; as well as several nieces, nephews, Lawrence R. Taylor Kendallville, Ind. George was a member of aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral services St. Roch Catholic Church and retired as a will be conducted Feb. 28, 1 p.m. at Singleton Lawrence R. Taylor, 71, of Greenwood, died field technician from AT&T in 2012 after 23 Community Hospital Family Practice (VEI). Community Mortuary and Memorial Center, Feb. 20, 2020. Larry was born Sept. 23, 1948, years of service. He enjoyed going fishing She was a member of Christ United Methodist 1202 S. Lynhurst Drive, Indianapolis, with in Baltimore, Md., to the late James Walter and camping, restoring old cars and going Church. Helen enjoyed sports, especially burial following at West Newton Cemetery. Taylor and Elsie Jean (Bell) Taylor DesJean. He to his family reunions. In addition to his Indiana University basketball, the Indiana The family will receive friends from 5-8 p.m. married Janet (Hardesty) Taylor Feb. 5, 1966; parents, George was preceded in death by Pacers and the Indianapolis Colts. She also Feb. 27, at the mortuary. she survives. Larry graduated from Sacred a son, Darren J. Thornburg; and a brother, enjoyed listening to the radio and supported Heart High School in 1966 and IUPUI, where Joe Thornburg. George is survived by his her children’s and grandchildren’s activities. James Joseph Mills, Jr. he studied computer science. He worked wife, Susan M. Schoettle Thornburg; son, Helen is survived by her husband, Steven A. for Alverno at St. Francis Hospital and Derrick E. (Adrienne) Thornburg; Meadows; her children, Marc Meadows and James Joseph Mills, Jr., 62, of Indianapolis, retired from Amdahl. Larry was a member granddaughter, Mia Thornburg; brothers, Michelle (Todd) Casey; her grandchildren, died Feb. 17, 2020. He was born Aug. 31, of St. Mark Catholic Church, the Knights of Ronald “Butch” (Judy) Thornburg, Delbert Jacob Casey, Jordan Casey, Bentley Meadows, 1957. Services were held Feb. 26 at G. H. Columbus Council 3660 and Bible Study “Stoney” (Sherill) Thornburg, Jerry (Gale) Sadie Meadows and Brandon Meadows; Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home Fellowship. In his younger years, he enjoyed Thornburg, Jim Thornburg and John as well as her sister, Debra O’Neal. Services and New Crown Cemetery. Joe was buried golf, racquetball, bowling and hiking. Larry Thornburg; sisters, JoAnne (Greg) Drake were conducted Feb. 23 at Ninevah Christian in New Crown Cemetery. enjoyed Sanibel Island trips with Janet and and Rita Kolb. A Mass of Christian burial Church. The Singleton Community Mortuary baseball trips with Pat and Jim. He was will be celebrated March 3, 10 a.m. at St. and Memorial Center, 1202 South Lynhurst Roy Edward Parsley Jr. preceded in by a brother, Robert “Bob” Taylor. Roch Catholic Church – 3600 S. Drive, Indianapolis, is honored to care for the Survivors include his sons, Jim (Laurie) and Roy “Butch” Edward Parsley Jr., 68, of Pennsylvania St., with visitation from 9 family of Mrs. Helen Meadows. Pat (Katheryne); siblings, Jeanne (Vern) a.m. to the time of Mass. Burial will follow Indianapolis, died Feb. 20, 2020. He was Goedde, Steve (Janet), Phil (Theresa), Jeff born Aug. 25, 1951 in Indianapolis to the at Calvary Cemetery. Bethe Michaelis (Carol) Taylor, Phil (Suzie), John (Cindy), Mark, late Roy Edward Parsley and Clara Louise Tom (Vicki), Matt (Julie) DesJean, Colette Bethe Michaelis died Feb. 21, 2020. Bethe Parsley. Roy is a lifelong Southsider and (John) Tellmann, Denise (Mike) Hunter and Joan Ellen Wilson was born in Buffalo, N.Y. to the late Alfred enjoyed riding his bike. Survivors include grandchildren, Lauren, Katelyn, Sophie and Joan Ellen Wilson, 89, of Indianapolis, died and Mamre Bretschger March 3, 1949. She his children, Kim Parsley, Joe Brown, Margaret. Visitation was held Feb. 24 at Feb. 20, 2020. She was born Nov. 25, 1930 had a great love for her children, sons- William Parsley and Christopher Parsley; O’Riley Funeral Home The Mass of Christian in Port Arthur, Texas to the late Graham in-law, her six grandchildren, traveling, siblings, Steve Parsley and Brenda Parsley; Burial was held Feb. 25 at St. Mark Catholic and Frances Rives. She was preceded backgammon, puzzles, wine and spending mothers of his children, Debbie Brooks, Church. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. in death by her brother, Graham “Pete” time with her friends. Her most memorable Kathy Brown and Linda Keener; and a host Rives, Jr. She is survived by her spouse moments include learning to ski in Mt. Hood, of other family members. Services were William Henry Thompson of 71 years, George A. Wilson; children, Oregon, growing up in Connecticut with her held Feb. 24 at G.H. Herrmann East Street George (Sandy) Wilson, Jr., Michael family, summers at Crystal Beach, Canada, Funeral Home, 1505 S. East St., Indianapolis. William Henry Thompson, 93, (Gail) Wilson, Stephen (Honi Hershey) vacations to Switzerland with Grandpa Max of Indianapolis, died Feb. 16, Wilson; Christina (Michael) Dodds, David and family, sailing the ‘Enzian’ with Captain David Ryan Pedigo 2020. William was born in (Vicki) Wilson, Patricia (Jim) McMenamin, “Dad,” being a flight attendant with Voyager Westmorland, Tenn. Oct. 12, David “Big Wave Dave,” Ryan Richard Wilson and Julie (Rob) Covert; 28 100, summers at Lake Graybrooke with the 1926 to Velma (Carter) Pedigo, 47, died Feb. 17, 2020. grandchildren; 38 great-grandchildren; kids and family, the many winters skiing at Thompson and Veston David was born in Indianapolis and her sister, Mary Babbs. She enjoyed King Ridge in New Hampshire with Brandy, Thompson. He was a United States Army July 11, 1972. He graduated spending time with her family, dancing, vacations with her sister, Julie and welcoming veteran, serving two tours in the Philippines from Southport High School playing cards, camping and during her grandkids. She is survived by her during World War II. At age 22, William met and received an associate their long retirement years traveling in children, Tiffany Hogue (Steve) and Brandy his wife, Lillie Mae (Cox) and married her degree at Collage of DuPage. David their motor home together. A funeral Baker (Chris); her sister, Julie Funkhouser Oct. 29, 1948, remaining married for 70 worked as a salesman for many years at service was conducted at G.H. Herrmann (Bobby); two brothers, John Bretschger and years. He worked at Detroit Diesel Allison various places. David is survived by his Madison Avenue Funeral Home Feb. 26. Fred Bretschger; grandchildren, Jordan, for over 30 years, retiring in 1982. He was a parents, Eloise and Orval Pedigo. He is also Burial was at Floral Park Cemetery. Kylee, Alaina, Kaden, Sydney and Austin. member of East Rawles Church of God. He survived by Natalie, Madaline, Rylie and A celebration of Bethe’s life will be held was preceded in death by his parents; wife; Westin. Services were held Feb. 24 at Little March 3 on what would have been her son, Glen Allen; daughter-in-law, Cara Shirley Ann Zins & Sons Stop 11 Road Chapel. Burial was in 71st birthday at Arni’s Restaurant, 1691 W. Thompson; granddaughter, Danielle Shirley Ann Zins, 92, Beech Grove, died Feb. New Crown Cemetery. Curry Road, Greenwood. Feel free to stop by Thompson; brothers, Joe, James and Leon; 18, 2020. Shirley was born Jan. 30, 1928, in between 5:30 and 8 p.m. Arrangements are and sisters, Margaret Thompson, Teola Indianapolis, to the late Albert and Mathilda entrusted to Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service Richard L. Price Strunk and Eva Mae Hammock. William is (Weber) Zins. She graduated from Sacred and Crematory-Greenwood Chapel. Richard L. Price, 62, of Indianapolis, died Feb. survived by his four children, Bill, James Heart High School. She enjoyed a 39-year 18, 2020. He was born Feb. 12, 1958 in Beech (Merc), Kenneth (Sharee) and daughter, career with Fireman’s Fund Insurance Marilyn Michelle Miles Grove to Phillip J. and Marion Townsend Cheryl Finchum (David); 10 grandchildren, Company, retiring in 1984 as a commercial Price. He was a graduate of Southport High Dwayne, Danielle, Kristin, Brooke, Tina and casualty underwriter. Shirley was a longtime Marilyn Michelle Miles, 49, of Indianapolis, School. Richard was retired and had been Kyle Thompson, Jodi Thorpe and member of Holy Name Catholic Church died Feb. 20, 2020. She was born March 16, previously employed by Pinkerton Security. Christopher, Matthew and Brent Finchum; and its Altar Society. She was preceded in 1970 in Indianapolis, the daughter of the He enjoyed walking, yardwork, reading the along with 18 great-grandchildren. death by brothers, Pete, Ed and Bill Zins; and late John G. and Linda L. (Manley) Miles. Bible and writing poetry. He was a volunteer Visitation will be held Feb. 27 from 10 a.m. sisters, Alberta Brand, Sylvia Rolfsen Moriarty Marilyn attended Decatur Central High at St. Francis Hospital for several years where to noon at Little & Sons Funeral Home, 4901 and Elizabeth Gold. Survivors include a School and was a member of the graduating he received many awards for his service. E Stop 11 Road, Indianapolis, followed by host of nieces and nephews. The Mass of class of 1989. She had been employed as a He was preceded in death by his father, the funeral service at noon. He will be Christian burial was held Feb. 24 in Holy dispatcher for Cook’s Towing and prior to that Phillip Price. Survivors include his mother, buried in Cicero Cemetery, Cicero, Ind. Name Catholic Church. Burial followed at St. at Yellow Cab, both in Indianapolis. Marilyn Marion Price; brothers James Price (Anna); Joseph Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are loved watching movies and cooking. She and Steve Price (Chris); three nephews; two entrusted to the O’Riley Funeral Home. cherished time spent with family. She also George Edward Thornburg great-nephews; three great-nieces; his aunt, adored her dogs and taking care of them. George Edward Thornburg, Helen Crowe; his uncle, Richard Townsend; She was preceded in death by an infant 67, of Beech Grove, died Feb. and many cousins. Services were held Feb. brother, Michael Miles. Marilyn is survived by 21, 2020. The son of George Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral 24 at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral her brothers, Chuck (Kara) Bell, Brian (fiancé William and Mary Sedona directors are encouraged to send obituaries and Home at The Gardens of Olive Branch, 1605 Bonnie Barker) Bell and Norman (special Graves Thornburg, George photos to [email protected]. Information re- S. State Road 135, Greenwood. Burial was at friend Joan Thompson); her boyfriend, Louis was born July 31, 1952 in ceived by noon Tuesday will be published Thurs- Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. day, space permitting. 18 Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 • ss-times.com PLACES OF WORSHIP The Southside Times

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Eleven Center Grove High 1 The Spirit of the Lord God is upon Me; which God has planted. In this, God will be because the Lord has anointed Me to preach glorified. This is the church. School seniors named good tidings unto the meek; He has sent Me We are saved, sanctified and satisfied National Merit Semifinalists to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim with Christ as our Savior and Lord. God liberty to the captives, and the opening of the has sent Him to this earth to make a way Scholarships – Eleven Center Grove prison to them that are bound; which the Bible describes as the way, the 2 To proclaim the acceptable year of the highway of holiness. Christ quoted from High School seniors were named semi- Lord, and the day of vengeance of our God; this passage and identified Himself as the finalists in the National Merit Scholar- to comfort all that mourn; one that this passage was written about. ship Program. Pictured, in front row, 3 To appoint unto them that mourn in He was rejected by those He was sent to from left to right: Anna Puderbaugh, Zion, to give unto them beauty for ashes, the and went from them to the world to offer Sophia Hagedorn, Olivia Gooch and ers in each state for the 65th annual oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise God’s salvation to whosoever will re- for the spirit of heaviness; that they ceive it. Question for us all: have we Jenna Hans. In back row, from left to National Merit Scholarship Program. right: Jacob Miller, Vinay Bhamidipat, might be called trees of righteous- received this wonder gift of grace These high school seniors have an op- ness, the planting of the Lord, that offered to us by God through Joseph Sargent, Philip Golder, Graham portunity to continue in the compe- Kanwit, Joshua Stevenson and Carter He might be glorified. His only begotten son, Jesus tition for some 7,600 National Merit Christ? If not, why not? It is Dills. Approximately 16,000 semifinal- ISAIAH 61:1-3 Scholarships worth more than $31 mil- the original and best of all re- ists were chosen from the highest scor- lief giver. God so loves us that lion that will be offered next spring. This is a wonderful passage He sent Jesus to us to offer us from Isaiah that promises us all salvation and a home, a spir- that a Redeemer is coming Who Greenwood Community rewarding, happy, fulfilling, and life itual home in which to exist will speak the mind and heart of Schools Superintendent changing time of my career. I could until He comes for all of those God. What is that? It is to declare not have asked for a better script to who are washed in the blood Dr. Kent DeKoninck good news, to heal our broken- write for the end of my time as a pub- of Christ. ness, to deliver us from sin and to announces retirement lic school educator. I finish this ride in release us from being prisoners of those sins God bless and go and have a great day. Retirement – a community I love, with students who and their warden, Satan. It is also to warn Dr. Kent DeKoninck, make me want to come to work every superintendent of Greenwood Com- us that the year of the Lord and the day of P.S. It was recently Sharon’s birthday day, a staff that is second to none, par- vengeance is near but that this should not munity Schools, announced that he as well as the day of birth for our fourth ents who have supported all we have frighten those who are the redeemed by great-grandson. Congratulations to Ash- will retire on Dec. 31, 2020. In a let- attempted to do, and a school board the blood of Christ. To those who “mourn in ter to the Greenwood Communi- leigh and Matt Folker and Benjamin and that let me do my job. DeKoninck Zion” there is comfort to be found in the Sav- John for this addition to their family. ty School Board dated Feb. 18, De- stated that he and his wife, Amanda, ior. They shall have beauty for ashes, the oil Koninck stated: Seven years ago, the will be grandparents this summer and of joy will replace their mourning and they Greenwood School Board made a de- shall be clothed in the garments of praise look forward to moving back to the and will be called the trees of righteousness Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the cision to hire me that led to the most Fort Wayne, Ind. area in 2021. Church of God at 3939 S. Emerson Ave. The Southside Times CLASSIFIEDS: PLACE YOUR AD - CALL 300-8782 ss-times.com • Week of February 27-March 4, 2020 19

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