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Want to Advertise? Fundraising events and a GoFundMe account are The Southside Times collecting money to help Alex Kalscheur (right), an reaches a vast segment 18-year-old Greenwood resident who fractured his of our community. vertebrae during a hike in the French Alps a week ago. (Submitted photo) For information about reaching our readers, Franciscan PCAs finish call Brian Ruckle at 300-8782 or email him at new course Community raising [email protected]. Seven Franciscan Health employees have money for injured passed a six-week Patient Care Assistant 1 New justice campus (PCA 1) program at the southside hospital to Greenwood teen increase their basic clinical skills and health breaks ground care education. The program, launched By Nancy Price earlier this year, is designed to assist hospital Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, along with Marion County Sheriff John Layton, members SERVING THE SOUTHSIDE SINCE 1928 patients with tasks including bathing, feeding This summer, 18-year-old Greenwood and mobility. The PCAs spent two weeks in the of the City-County Council, Citizens Energy Group CEO Jeff Harrison and neighborhood resident Alex Kalscheur went to France on classroom for training and learned hands-on, A PRODUCT OF vacation. Gerald Sargent practical skills instruction and high-fidelity leaders broke ground on the site of the future Publisher Emeritus manikins in the simulation lab and spent four Community Justice Campus. Located on the A week ago, he fell 30 feet while hiking in supervised weeks on various nursing units. former Citizens Energy Coke Plan in the Twin the French Alps, fractured his vertebrae and is Rick Myers Aire neighborhood, the campus will house a jail, confined to a hospital in Grenoble, France, un- Editor/Publisher courthouse, sheriff’s office and an Assessment ss-times.com/Franciscan-pcas- til he has the funds to come back to the U.S. Brian Kelly and Intervention center. The center will connect Medical transportation costs between $80,000 finish-new-course those suffering from mental illness and addiction Chief Executive Officer - $150,000. with treatment and social services and keep Nancy Price Travel from Grenoble to Paris is a four- those who don’t belong in jail, out. MEMBERS OF Content Editor hour train ride and he is required to have a ss-times.com/new-justice- nurse fly with him from Paris. Asha Patel Production/Art Mgr. campus-breaks-ground The local community is assisting to pro- Graphic Design vide funds to help Alex and his mother re- turn home. Agape Performing Arts Compa- For more information, contact us at: ny is collecting donations and cards for Alex [email protected] during their current musical, Oliver! Go to Tel. 317.300.8782 • Fax. 317.300.8786 For more information on these articles and other timely news, visit ss-times.com. AgapeShows.org for more information. As well, Agape is hosting a Dine and Do- 7670 U.S. 31 S., Indianapolis, IN 46227 To join the conversation, visit our Facebook page or www.icontimes.com nate at Firehouse Subs on July 26. Twenty follow us on Twitter @southsidetimes. percent of sales will go toward Alex’s fund. Times-Leader Publications, LLC On July 21 & 22, a bake sale will be held af- ©2018. All Rights Reserved ter all Masses at Our Lady of the Greenwood Catholic Church. The views of the columnists in The Southside There will also be a dinner, dance and si- Times are their own and do not necessarily lent auction at Our Lady of the Greenwood reflect the positions of this newspaper. Parish from 6 – 11 p.m. on July 28. All at- tending the event are asked to register online The Southside Times is published by Times-Leader at bit.ly/2NRjxAZ (case sensitive). Separate Publications, LLC. Content published alongside this registrations are available for those purchas- icon is sponsored by one of our valued advertisers. ing dinner and those who are not. For more Sponsored content is produced or commissioned information or to donate items for the silent by advertisers working in tandem with Times-Leader’s sales auction, contact Marcy Renken at (317) 489- representatives. Sponsored content may not reflect the views of The Southside Times publisher, editorial staff or graphic design Steve and Sharon Coffman 1557 or [email protected]. team. The Southside Times is devoted to clearly differentiating A GoFundMe account is available at go- between sponsored content and editorial content. Potential Celebrating 50 years of marriage on July 20th fundme.com/982pa-bring-alex-home. advertisers interested in sponsored content should call: (317) 300-8782 or email: [email protected]. 50 years, 10 children, 26 grandchildren and counting! Information for this article was collected from Natalie Hoefer, Linda Kile and Tracey Rollison. ss-times.com • Week of July 19-25, 2018 3 The Southside Times COMMUNITY
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President and CEO of the Greater Greenwood Chamber of Commerce, Christian Maslowski (right), won the Indiana Chamber Executive of the Year award at the Indiana Chamber Executives Association’s (ICEA) annual conference held recently in Indianapolis. (Photos by Donna Rice Photography)
Maslowski named Indiana Chamber Executive of Year
By Nancy Price Left, the back bedroom with noisy dressers.. | Bottom right, family portrait. My father and mother, along with my brother, Kerry and myself. Who could suspect what would come just a few years later. (Photos by Rick Hinton) | Top right, winter landscape with steps to the back porch of the sun room. It remains a mystery. The Indiana Chamber Executives Associ- (Photo by Lynn Hinton) ation (ICEA) has named Christian Maslows- ki, president and CEO of the Greater Green- wood Chamber of Commerce, the 2018 Last conversations with my mom Executive of the Year. Maslowski, no stranger in the cham- ber community, has been with the Greater HAUNTS & JAUNTS She constantly heard footsteps outside say, “OK... I can do this!” I realize now Greenwood Chamber for 11 years. her bedroom at night (being my moth- that I really couldn't. “Christian serves as the ideal candidate er's bedroom); her feet were touched Our friend, Jennifer, is currently care- for this recognition,” said Shelli Williams, By Rick Hinton in bed on occasion; she had a monitor taking the house. She had a rough start IOM, ICEA president. “He goes above-and- on the nightstand beside her bed. Many (covered in past Southside Times arti- beyond with a willingness to help peers suc- When I pulled my mother out of the nights she heard my mom in conversa- cles), yet now all is quiet and whatever's nursing home, bringing her back to her ceed. Peers across Indiana have great respect tion, yet, speaking fluently and in a voice still there... they co-exist. My wife, Laura, for what Christian brings to the profession.” own house, I expected it to be of short du- that seemed to be from her youth; mom has her own impressions: the location is ration. My sister-in-law, Lynn, expected Maslowski, who said he was “beyond flat- would often stare at a chair in the corner a portal of sorts, a vortex, a train station tered and surprised”, did not even know he the same, having uprooted from Florida of her room, stating a “man” was sitting with spirits passing through. Personally, and giving up her own life to care for her. was up for the award until attending a re- there. She never said who it was; Lynn and I believe my mother moved on when she cent ICEA conference held in Indianapolis. Mom lived almost two additional years. a part-time caregiver, Theresa, watched a died. She's not there! And, with not only the physical challenges “I give gratitude to my board of directors and glass slide across the kitchen island; a win- Hospice called that July in 2015. “You staff team.” of dealing with my mother, there was also ter experience of footsteps in the snow need to get here!” The house felt heavi- the house's reactions to it all. It took on a As president and CEO, Maslowski focuses leading from the backyard to the door of er than normal. I knew it was time. Her on community relationships and public policy persona of its own, carrying over to today. my mom's sunroom. There were no de- breathing was labored and loud. I talked Just a few examples of many: efforts. In late 2016, the Greater Greenwood parting footsteps! to her throughout the afternoon, telling Chamber forged a relationship with Business While visiting one weekend, my wife Dementia persuasions? Sure... it could her it was OK to move on. A few times I Laura's finger was flicked hard while Ownership Initiative of Indiana (BOI). The have been. The mind does funny things felt (or imagined) she squeezed my hand. BOI offers free business coaching and micro- sleeping with her arm thrown over me. with a body on a downward spiral. But My brother, Kerry, arrived from Florida. It produced a red mark; in that very bed- lending, business workshops and online busi- the other events? I don't think so. Many Around 8 p.m. that evening she took her ness courses. “They come alongside you and room, the dresser handles would lift and visits, when Mom was somewhat lucid, last breath as I held her hand. I told my fall throughout the night; while using make sure you’re accessible,” Maslowski said. she asked that I kill her. She didn't want uncle Lewis, sitting in the chair in the cor- Maslowski said he has seen more diversity, the back bathroom, Laura watched the to live like that. I asked her if she wanted ner, that she was gone. He left the house. door handle turn back and forth, with an expansion of small businesses and a grow- her son to go to prison? She would look He went to his car in the driveway to cry. ing caliber of talent joining the chamber. In the door finally opening. No one was in at me with a vacant stare. Other times I believe the house cried also. the hallway; I'd left my phone in the ga- addition, he gives credit to his local chamber she would demand I help her out of bed team’s innovation, drive and success. “They put rage when we left one day to sightsee. so she could cook breakfast or drive into When we returned it was hanging on the Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, members first and they support me,” he said. town. The humor kicked in. I swept back loves researching things that go On July 26, a fun event the chamber is door handle in the laundry room; Lau- her bed covers and told her, “Sounds ra watched a basketball sized orb move bump in the night. His articles can hosting is the annual Chamber Golf Clas- good, have at it!” She continued to lay be read on Facebook: Rick Hinton, sic, which includes meals, games and priz- about the backyard. Southport Paranormal Examiner. prone, giving me the 'stare.' Every week- es (greenwoodchamber.com). Maslowski is I was there on weekends. Lynn had to end I'd pull into her driveway on a Friday Hinton conducts paranormal live with it 24/7. investigations with his team, South married to Michelle, an attsorney for Ogle- evening, I would take a deep breath and Central Paranormal. tree Deakins in Indianapolis. Christian and Michelle have two daughters: Gabriella, 6 and Ainsley, 7 months. 4 Week of July 19-25, 2018 • ss-times.com COVER STORY The Southside Times
Tell me a story... A local doctor hopes to pass on a family tradition with the
publication of his latest book By Jeremy Dunn
There will always be a place for gifted storytellers. Whether it a be a long- time folktale, an enchanting story from Walt Disney or Jimmy Buffett selling out venues singing his tropical tales, people gravitate to those gifted yarns that pull at our heartstrings and inspire our imaginations. While he’d love for the end game to include a visit to “Margaritaville”, local physician Bill Buffie hopes his latest book, The Blue Ape, brings families and students together to 5 Questions with Bill Buffie enjoy the long-lost art of storytelling.
What would you consider your greatest accomplishment so far? Jo Ellen and I have raised four won- Writing is nothing new for Buffie, who Capturing the true heart of storytelling, editing process with input from all of our derful children and we are proud of has two non-fiction published works to his The Blue Ape folktale thrives on its presen- family as well as tweaking the illustrations instilling in them a love of travel and name. This will be his first endeavor with tation. Hooking its audience with mount- as created by my son-in-law Joel, I also an appreciation for our local and authoring an illustrated children’s book. ing suspense and misdirection, the saga was moved to write the accompanying globally diversity. After attending Northwestern University is best told by acting it out and embrac- Blue Ape Rap,” Buffie said. “I’ve written on a baseball scholarship, he moved to In- ing the sounds, senses and excitement it quite a few raps over the years for special What is your favorite book? dianapolis in 1981 and found a home with holds. With the family’s ever-evolving family events and with Hamilton taking Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson the Indiana Internal Medicine Consul- theatrical interpretations and love for the the country and Broadway community by Rawls. Have lots of tissues handy when tants (IIMC) as an internalist/hospitalist at tale, the southside author found the tran- storm, one may recognize the influence of you read it with your kids. Franciscan Health for 34 years, also serv- sition to text to be a lot of fun and enjoyed this musical genre in the cadence of rap.” ing as the CEO of the IIMC for 19 years. making it a family If you could only listen to Dr. Buffie and his wife, Jo Ellen, have affair. “As I wrote one album for the next year, Spinning the yarn what would you select? four children and raised them all in the text and Perry Township. Ultimately, it was his thoroughly Al Green’s “I’m Still in Love with You.” After crafting a draft of the beloved fam- son Sean who urged his father to take a enjoyed the ily folktale, Dr. Buffie shared his vision with What is the best advice you’ve family tradition into publication. publisher Patricia Keiffner. He recalled, “A ever received? mutual acquaintance introduced me to Pat Embrace Mahatma Gandhi’s philoso- The giant ape in the room Keiffner, publisher of IBJ Book Publishing phy: “Be the change you wish to see and I pitched the idea to her 17 months in the world.” While the original American ago with early text, sketches by Joel and folktale regarding a mysterious the rap. Her enthusiastic support validated If a movie was made for The blue ape has been around for and motivated us as we explored additional Blue Ape, who would you want generations, the Buffies can- ideas on how to make the book useful for to star in it? not pinpoint when ex- teachers and classrooms, in addition to be- Ryan Gosling. actly it entered their ing just plain fun for our young readers.” lives. Dr. Buffie shared, Keiffner immediately recognized the “Since the 1980s, we book’s potential, citing, “With so many have enjoyed countless it- youth books on the market, we choose to Township erations of this tale as orig- publish those that are multidimensional resident Bill Buffie. inally told by me to our children and then and highly creative. The Blue Ape meets this (Submitted photo) collectively to our family and friends and challenge with dynamic impactful artwork now into the next generation. We have an and a theme boldly conveyed through old cassette recording of our son Sean suspenseful storytelling and a clever telling the story to his sisters and with the next generation, his son Logan emphatically embellishing the story to his brother, Max.” Tell me a story... continued on page 5. ss-times.com • Week of July 19-25, 2018 5 The Southside Times COVER STORY
Billy serves as the curious young hero of The Blue Ape. The story masterfully shares his adventure while building suspense and using classic misdirection to keep readers guessing until the very end. (Submitted photo)
Buffie's son-in-law, Joel Dale, helped create the colorful illustrations that have been a powerful addition to The Blue Ape's appeal. (Submitted photo)
Tell me a story... continued from page 4. master teacher, Mita Sanghvi echoes the praise. “The Blue Ape is a fun and exciting book for all ages,” Sanghvi said. “The plot rap. Kids, parents and teachers will benefit had me guessing what would happen to the from The Blue Ape’s educational elements, character Billy until the very end. I would including teachable concepts, mindful ex- definitely recommend this book to teach- ploration through feelings and emotions ers and families!” Perry Township Schools and a glossary of strong vocabulary.” Assistant Superintendent Vickie Carpenter agreed the book would be beneficial in the classroom. “It is an engaging heart-pound- Taking it to the classroom ing story,” she said. “Our students would With the encouragement from his pub- certainly enjoy it. The illustrations brought lisher, Buffie was eager to share his latest the story to life!” adventure with another group of people close to his family’s heart… educators. Unleashing the ape Aside from graduating four children through Perry Township, Jo Ellen spent With the book’s website preparing to eight years serving on the district’s school accept pre-orders, Dr. Buffie is hoping board as well as originating and chairing that his family’s beloved folktale reso- the Perry Cultural Festival for five years. nates with others like it has for his own She still actively volunteers in her grand- household. “For children and their fami- children’s elementary classrooms while lies, we hope they will have as much fun as taking on her new role as president of the we have had snuggling close as emphatic Baxter YMCA Board. The first-time chil- sound effects and a breadth of emotions dren’s book author explained, “We've met build toward the surprise climax of the with a number of Perry Township respect- story. But we also hope that through The ed educators and were humbled by their Learning Corner questions, there is an tremendous enthusiasm for many ways in opportunity to open up some important which The Blue Ape may be utilized in the conversations that lead one to embrace classroom for kids of all ages. They see it the take away lesson to not prejudge oth- as being well-suited as a mentor text that ers. And through the Blue Ape Glossary can incorporate the many state teaching and the Rap, we expand their vocabulary standards to which their lesson plans must and encourage their own creativity.” adhere – lessons on vocabulary, grammar, When asked how his grandchildren re- reading inflection, creative writing with acted to their special story being shared different genres, graphic design and the art with a mass audience, Buffie beamed. of illustrating, just to name a few.” “Our grandchildren are so excited for us The feedback has been nothing short of to read the book in their classrooms with impressive, as many are excited to imple- their friends and teachers!” ment The Blue Ape into their own class- With a little luck, this beautifully-craft- rooms. Former Teacher of the Year, Douglas ed tale might inspire the next generation MacArthur 5th grade teacher Nicole Swish- of Walt Disneys and Jimmy Buffetts to er said, “The Blue Ape brings the pastime of script their own imaginative tales, spark- storytelling into the 21st century with won- ing a rejuvenation in the art of storytell- derful, real-world lessons and connections. ing. And who doesn’t love a good story? Any age will enjoy this fun and relevant For more information and to order a story.” Veteran teacher and kindergarten book, check out blueapebook.com or email, [email protected]. 6 Week of July 19-25, 2018 • ss-times.com IT'S GOLDEN The Southside Times
It’s Golden is a special section, pub-
FOR SENIOR CITIZENS (55+) lished by The Southside Times each quar- ter to highlight issues of relevance to our senior citizen population. Geared toward those who live a healthy, active lifestyle at an older age, It’s Golden provides tips and resources relevant to Southside residents.
During Beech Grove Bowl’s Beech Grove Meadows to receive SENIOR 2018 national award for quality care
OPEN HOUSE By Eunice Trotter seniors and persons with disabilities. Includes: 3 Free Games, Shoe Rental & Free Coffee Beech Grove Meadows will be recog- “This year’s Bronze Award recipients nized with the 2018 Bronze - Commit- are leading the way for others in the pro- Tuesday, July 31, 2018 ment to Quality Award, fession in pursuing quality care,” said which is given to honor se- AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award at 10:00 am nior health communities Board of Overseers Chair Alana Wolfe. “I dedicated to quality care commend them on this accomplishment 95 N 2nd Ave • (317) 784-3743 of residents. and challenge them to continue making progress in quality improvement.” www.bgbowl.com The Bronze – Commit- ment to Quality Award The association will announce the 2018 comes from the American Health Care Silver - Achievement in Quality and Gold Association and National Center for As- – Excellence in Quality Award recipi- sisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) as part of ents in the coming weeks. Nursing com- their National Quality Award Program. munities will be honored during AHCA/ Of the 26 communities in Indiana to NCAL’s 69th Annual Convention and Ex- receive the 2018 recognition, 10 includ- position, October 7-10, 2018 in San Diego. ing Beech Grove Meadows, are operat- American Senior Communities oper- CHECK OUT ates senior health and living communi- OUR NEW, ed by American Senior Communities. Beech Grove Meadows is located at 2002 ties throughout Indiana and in Louisville. USER-FRIENDLY Living options and services include In- WEBSITE! Albany St. in Beech Grove. The award is the first of three distinc- dependent Living and Wellness, Assist- tions possible through the AHCA/NCAL ed Living, Rehabilitation, Alzheimer’s & National Quality Award Program, which Memory Care and Skilled Nursing Care. honors long-term and post-acute care For more information about Beech providers that have demonstrated com- Grove Meadows, please visit the website at mitment to improving quality of care for ASCCare.com. www.ss-times.com
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Forest Creek offers TREAT THE WOMEN IN YOUR LIFE GORGEOUS GRANDMA DAYS a variety of entertainment Saturday, July 21st – Monday, July 23rd
By Peggy Bryson Residents enjoy a variety of events Forest Creek Commons is a full-ser- and activities throughout the year, from vice senior living community offering outdoor excursions to live in-house en- independent and assist- tertainment. Our community provides ed living residences, as restaurant-style all day dining, exercise well as rehabilitation ser- classes, transportation, wireless Internet, vices and respite/short a highly skilled 24-hour staff, a beauty sa- stays for those with spe- lon, library, housekeeping and laundry. cialized needs. Our el- Forest Creek Commons is convenient- egant accommodations ly located off I-465, close to restaurants, and beautifully landscaped grounds theaters, medical facilities and churches. provide a comfortable setting for active Watch for our name change from seniors and those requiring friendly as- Forest Creek Commons to 5 Residence sistance with daily tasks. of Banta Point Aug. 1. We are now a fully licensed community.
Show off the gorgeous leading ladies in your life at Forest Creek Commons! Golden Living Centers - Indianapolis Bring Mom or Grandma in for a tour anytime between Saturday, July 21st and Monday, July 23rd and we’ll treat you to a spa gift package. Share the exceptional life with them, discover the new adventures our Lifestyle360 activities program provides, and sample a taste of our Five Star Dining Experience. By Amy Harris Centers – Indianapolis want to make sure CALL PEGGY AT 317-783-4663 TO SCHEDULE YOUR TOUR. Golden Living Centers – Indianapolis that even at home you are healthy. Know- Forest Creek Commons | 6510 U.S. 31 South, Indianapolis, IN 46227 | 317-783-4663 ing that sometimes we have bad days, I has hired me, Amy Harris, as their Direc- Independent Living • Assisted Living • Rehabilitation • Short Stays ©2018 Five Star Senior Living tor of Business Develop- would be more than happy to bring a meal ment. I would like to take to your home if you aren’t feeling well. a moment to let you know We’re also hosting a free raffle. While how excited I am to be part getting a wellness check, you can register of the senior community! I to win a gift basket. We have many ac- tivities, including bingo, exercise and live Golden LivingCenter am always looking for ways 2860 Churchman Ave., 46203 to keep seniors active, music you can be part of. You will be in healthy and safe. In doing so, I thought the know with all the community events, GoldenLivingCenters.com about how I can create a program that fundraising efforts and more with your would be beneficial, so I came up with our Senior Golden Club membership. Senior Golden Club! To register for your membership card I know that food is a crowd pleaser, so or request more information, come to with your membership you are entitled to the building at 2860 Churchman Ave., Join Our Free Golden Senior Club! free meals. One is a meal with an informa- Indianapolis. Or you can call (317) 797- tional session that talks about what’s im- 3451. The Golden Living Family and I portant to seniors. You can pick up your look forward to meeting you and get- other free meal anytime. Food is important ting to know you! in keeping us healthy. We at Golden Living Come on in and get your card so you can be part of something fun and exciting! GOLDEN SENIOR CLUB • FREE Meals • FREE Wellness Checks • FREE Raffles • FREE Informational sessions AROUND TOWN • FREE Admission to Activities and more!!! IndyGo bus pass allows of Proposal 286, introduced by City-Coun- veterans to ride free ty Councilor Scott Kreider and City-Coun- ty Council President Vop Osili. The free fare Military – Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, program provides unlimited access to Indy- IndyGo, members of the city-county council Go’s fixed route bus network. Initial cards and veterans advocacy groups have launched are $2 and replacement cards cost $5. Vet- a free bus pass program for Indianapolis vet- erans can complete the enrollment process erans, part of continued efforts to improve at the Julia Carson Transit Center’s custom- Call Golden Living Center – Indianapolis access to and availability of services for resi- er service desk on weekdays from 8 a.m. – 6 dents that have sacrificed for our county. The p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. – noon. The 317-787-3451 to register!!! program’s launch follows the recent passage address is 201 E. Washington St. 8 Week of July 19-25, 2018 • ss-times.com IT'S GOLDEN The Southside Times NOW OPEN — SPACE IS LIMITED — An Affordable Assisted Lifestyle Home Health & Mobility Products Community for the Older Adult
Amenities Services • Private apartment with full, Hellenic Senior Living helps seniors private bathroom • Kitchenette with sink, refrigerator maintain independence Family owned on the Southside for and microwave almost 50 years with one of the • Ample closet space By Hannah Woodard to their tastes. Each of the apartments largest showrooms in the country. • Individually controlled heating and air conditioning Hellenic Senior Living of Indianap- will feature a kitchenette, spacious bath- 4855 S. Emerson Ave. • Carpet in living and sleeping areas olis is a new assisted living commu- room with shower and grab bars, indi- Indianapolis, IN 46203 • Linoleum in kitchen and ceramic tile nity that will help low- vidually controlled heating and air con- in bathroom income seniors maintain ditioning and an emergency alert system. 317-784-2255 • Emergency call devices in bathroom their independence. The In addition, Hellenic Senior Living offers and bedroom center will also be pro- several areas for residents to enjoy, includ- AccessYourLife.com • Pre-wired for cable TV and telephone ing an activity room, beauty salon/barber • Mini-blinds provided viding older adults with a wonderful alternative to shop, convenience store, fitness room, li- a nursing home or strug- brary, TV lounges and a theater room. Services Certified nursing assistants, working SERVING THE SOUTHSIDE SINCE 1979 • Ongoing health monitoring and gling alone at home. The community will combine resi- under the direction of a licensed nurse, nursing assessments will be on-duty 24 hours a day, seven Ardizzone Nalley Gym • Assistance with activities for daily living: dential apartment-home living with the availability of personal assistance, help days a week. & bathing, dressing, walking, personal Individuals interested in reserving grooming and hygiene with medications and a variety of con- apartments at Hellenic Senior Living of • Medication reminders and assistance venience and support services, such as Indianapolis should call (317) 885-4446. Silver Sneakers • Three restaurant-style meals daily meals, housekeeping, laundry and on- plus snacks site physical therapy. For more information about the members welcome! • Weekly housekeeping and laundry services Residents will live in private apart- community, visit hellenicseniorliving- • Assistance with transportation needs ments that they will furnish and decorate indianapolis.com or Facebook at hel- • Silver Sneakers • • 24-hour staf ng and reception desk lenicseniorlivingindianapolis. • • • Range of interesting and varied programs Silver & Fit classes and events (FREE TO THESE MEMBERS) • Medicaid accepted AROUND TOWN • Personal Training • Hellenic BY JOE ARDIZZONE Senior Living Dillman named Golden Hoosier just received a • PERFECT Awards – Active & State Survey! Steve Dillman, a retired firefight- Fit Classes • er from Greenwood, was recently present- ed a Golden Hoosier Award for his service and commitment to the community. Golden MEMBERSHIPS AS LOW Hoosier Awards recognize outstanding Hoo- AS $19.95 A MONTH For more information, call siers for their lifetime of service to their com- ACCEPT PRIME, SILVER SNEAKERS AND ACTIVE & FIT CARDS munities and is the highest honor bestowed 317-885-4446 on those in Indiana who are at least 65 years old. A retired Indianapolis Fire Department 8057 Madison Ave., Inpls, 46227 8601 South Shelby Street (317) 888-9262 Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 firefighter, Dillman has served as a board member of the White River Township Fire Mon.-Thurs. 5 a.m. - 9 p.m. hellenicseniorliving-indianapolis.com Protection District and as a cancer mentor er Cancer Support Network, which provides Fri. 5 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. cancer awareness, prevention and treatment Managed by Gardant Management Solutions at Franciscan St. Francis Health. As a cancer Sat. 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. mentor, he works as a trainer for the Firefight- support for firefighters worldwide. Pictured with Dillman is Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch. ss-times.com • Week of July 19-25, 2018 9 The Southside Times IT'S GOLDEN
Yoga great way for seniors to feel better physically and mentally
By Eunice Trotter level. For example, some communities American Senior Communities offer chair yoga, a form practiced while Caring After taking yoga for a few months, seated. Many of the class members are in Jim Burnett is now leaving his cane at wheelchairs or use walkers. people home. Mr. Burnett be- lieves yoga has helped What are the benefits? make the him become able to do things he hasn’t done in Friskney said in addition to physical years. He’s now more flex- benefits, yoga is good for seniors with difference ible, with fewer aches and dementia or other memory illnesses. pains. He feels good. “I’m “You can just see the transformation as now riding my bicycle,” said the soon-to- they close their eyes and breath. Yoga is be 67-year-old. “If I had not taken yoga, most importantly about breathing,” said I know I wouldn’t be riding my bicycle.” Friskney. “It’s amazing how quickly the American Senior Communities offers mind can calm when you breathe with yoga at most of its locations as one of the awareness and focus.” many ways to help seniors become and Some residents report they sleep bet- stay fit. Yoga is adaptable to people with ter and feel better after taking classes a variety of physical abilities and needs, for just a short time, Friskney said. “It’s said Glenda Rowe, guest relations and amazing the difference you see in them When you walk into American Senior Communities, the activities director at an American Senior physically and mentally.” Communities location. Friskney said she sees their range of difference is clear: There is a passion our people bring to motion improve. “They’re able to reach their work that you simply won’t find in any other senior and stretch. Posture improves. Yoga Is yoga for everyone? helps with osteoporosis and arthritis. healthcare community. When someone chooses to live in one Many people feel that you must be Some of the pain associated with those of our communities, we become an extension of their family. flexible and able to get into difficult pos- things can be lessened. “ es to do yoga. That’s not true. Yoga is There’s a style of yoga that fits every for everyone,’’ said Jessie Friskney, who person, said Friskney. “Yoga can make a Lifestyle and Care Options: teaches yoga at American Senior Com- big difference in your health and mental munities locations. well being in a short amount of time.” • Moving Forward Rehabilitation American Senior Communities has • Auguste’s Cottage Memory Care • Hospice locations statewide. While every com- How is yoga adaptable to people munity does not offer yoga, they all of- • Long Term Care • Respite with physical limitations? fer exercise and fitness programs, some of which are open to the public. To learn There are several kinds of yoga. The more, contact the community near you yoga you try depends on your fitness at ASCCare.com. Beech Grove Meadows ...... (317) 783-2911 Bethany Village ...... (317) 783-4042 Forest Creek Village ...... (317) 787-8253 Franklin Meadows ...... (317) 736-9113 Greenwood Meadows ...... (317) 300-2200 Rosegate ...... (317) 889-9300
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CarDon’s Southside senior living communities sponsor two exciting concert series this summer
By Whitney Coles Go to visitindy.com for more info. It’s time to break out your blankets The Hubler Automotive Group Pic- and lawn chairs! Altenheim; Aspen nic Concert Series features shows ev- Trace; Greenwood Health ery Saturday night and Sunday after- and Living Community; noon now through September 23. You and University Heights can kick back, have a glass of wine and Health and Living Com- enjoy live music on the Mallow Run munity are proud to as- Winery patio and lawn. Performers sociate sponsors of two range from original artists to tribute exciting outdoor concert bands that will deliver all the oldies but goodies from the Beach Boys, the Bea- series this summer — the Ray Skillman tles, Journey, John Denver, John Mel- super - you. power - it’s all about the physical therapy. Summer Concert Series at the Green- lencamp and Tom Petty, to name a few. wood Park Mall and the Hubler Auto- Go to mallowrun.com for more info motive Group Picnic Concert Series at Mallow Run Winery. and pick up tickets in advance at any CarDon - short term rehabilitation The Ray Skillman Summer Concert one of CarDon’s southside locations. that works for everyone. Series features live music every Thursday “We are thrilled to sponsor these night now through July 26 in the Lifestyle events and offer our residents and their Following an illness or surgery, our nursing and therapy teams have Center by the Greenwood Park Mall’s families something fun to do this sum- mer,” said Jen Barnhart, CarDon’s region- the knowledge and expertise to help you feel great, stay strong, outdoor fountain. This series is free and open to the public. Performers include al director of marketing. “These concert and stay motivated throughout short-term rehabilitation local country favorites, dueling piano series provide wonderful entertainment for people of all ages.” and post-rehabilitation recovery. players, a Beatles tribute band and more! Believe us. You’re stronger than you think. AROUND TOWN
Franciscan Senior Promise Beech Grove Senior Center’s offers free classes Raffle Drawing
Free classes – Franciscan Senior Promise, Raffle – A raffle drawing will be held to win a www.CarDon.us one of the largest senior community outreach basket crammed full of “goodies” for grilling programs in central Indiana, has several Au- and topped off with a $50 VISA gift card. The FAMILY-FIRST SENIOR LIVING FROM CARDON gust classes, most of which are free and open raffle tickets are $5 each or three for $10. You ALTENHEIM (INDIANAPOLIS/BEECH GROVE) to the public. All classes are held at the Se- can view the basket or purchase tickets at 602 ASPEN TRACE (GREENWOOD/BARGERSVILLE/CENTER GROVE) nior Promise complex, 8778 Madison Ave., Main St., Beech Grove, Monday through Friday just north of the Greenwood Park Mall. The from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. The drawing will be held GREENWOOD HEALTH & LIVING events are free but registration is required be- July 30 and the winner will be notified. For more UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS HEALTH & LIVING (INDIANAPOLIS/GREENWOOD) cause of limited space. For more information information, call Marlene, Vice President of or to register, call (317) 528-8277. Beech Grove Senior Citizens, at (317) 459-9029. ss-times.com • Week of July 19-25, 2018 11 The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE MARKETPLACE Zillow vs MIBOR for online real estate searches
REAL ESTATE By Dawn Whalen, Whalen Realty Group SHOP LOCAL! One of the first things people do when beginning their real estate search is browsing one of a few popular websites or apps such as Zillow or Trulia; however, despite the market- ing power behind these sites, they don’t offer as large of a EVENT RESTAURANT property database as MIBOR.com. While Zillow, which owns
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FROM THE EDITOR HUMOR
Local man’s tragedy pays off in the end
A week ago, Brandon McCowan of Indianapolis met a girl at a video game event. McCowan, a 19-year-old college student who was home for summer break, is studying ministry in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The girl recognized Mc- Cowan’s kind, helpful nature and de- cided to take advantage of him. The two spoke over social media. She told him TOP 10 REASONS THAT she needed help and he agreed to meet "PETS WELCOME" POLICY her at Hendricks Park near the south- side of Indianapolis. WASN’T MEANT FOR YOU After they were talking for about 10 minutes, McCowan was jumped by two By Torry Stiles men who then began viciously beating him, leaving him with a broken nose, 10. No one is willing to help you find your severe bruising and a concussion. He lost tarantula nor are any of them go- was in fear for his life and played dead ing back into the salesroom until you so that the men would leave. The men catch it. then stole his car, phone and wallet. 9. Richard in accounting told you he McCowan has been recovering from STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE was deathly allergic to dogs. Services his injuries at a hospital. In the mean- are Tuesday. time, a GoFundMe account was start- The Southside Times is all about people matter how small, and should be recog- 8. The phrase "... and the horse you rode ed so that he could have transportation and our community. What do you like nized? Email your “Stars and Strikes” to in on," was never meant to be to return to school next month. The in your neighborhood? What don’t you [email protected]. taken literally. goal was to raise $4,000. As of yester- like? Who has done something nice, no 7. The olksf in the IT department wish day, more than $9,000 had been raised, to discuss your interpretation of more than double what was needed. A "chew toy." That Labradoodle of yours message on the GoFundMe account for Stars: to local back-to-school Stars: to the free outdoor summer chomped through most of the printer McCowan stated: events that save families money. concerts, including Greenwood’s access and Mr. Peterson's fax machine. We are so overwhelmed and full of Don’t miss Kids and Families Back to summer concert series at the Amphithe- gratitude for all of the kind words and 6. The ompanyc has had this pet policy in School Family Day on July 29 at the Marion ater on Saturdays and Greenwood Park effect for 10 years. This is the first donations from friends, family, and County Public Health Department at 3838 Mall’s concerts held on Thursdays. complete strangers. Our family is in awe time anyone assumed it included barn- N. Rural St., Indianapolis. Free school sup- yard animals. of the support from the community. We plies, health screenings, sports physicals Stars: to the annual Alex’s Lemon- were not expecting to have his first goal and immunizations. ade Stand, hosted by Meridian Ti- 5. Mr. Fluffy let it out in Marsha's met, and are hoping that the generous tle Corporation, to help fight childhood "in" basket. donations will be able to provide Bran- Stars: to the Friends of JCPL’s cancer. Lemonade, hot dogs and chips will 4. You drive a semi. Goldfish don't do well don with safe transportation to drive book sale next Thursday, 7/26 be sold on July 27. in the cab of a semi. 300+ miles back to college when the next through Saturday, July 28 at the White 3. I think you have it backwards. Your dog school semester begins. Thank you all! to Johnson Country Fair. River Branch. Find some great deals on Stars: is the one we want to be sure has had A blessing and happy ending for an books, CDs, DVDs, audiobooks and more. There’s only a few more days left to his shots - not the folks he bit. initially tragic story. enjoy your favorite fair food, rides, animals and contests so make sure you stop by! 2. Everyone just assumed you called him "Foamy" as a joke. 1. Mister Scales may be friendly but he is still a boa con- The Southside Times QUOTE OF THE WEEK strictor. welcomes letters to the editor in good taste.
All submissions are subject to editing. BELIEVE IT! Please send to [email protected]. “Only I can change my life. All letters must be signed. Our nation has all sorts of arcane, Please include a daytime No one can do it for me.” nonsensical laws on the books. Each week, phone number for – Carol Burnett we’ll share one with you … verification purposes only. In Utah, it is illegal not to drink milk. Source: dumblaws.com ss-times.com • Week of July 19-25, 2018 13 The Southside Times VIEWS
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Junior Achievement seeks Greenwood Chamber earns ruary via the Chamber’s 2017 Community nominations for annual event marketing award Guide cover letter, mailed to each member. The message was then fully developed and de- Recognition – Junior Achievement of Cen- Awards – The Greater Greenwood Chamber livered via a video shown to 300 business and tral Indiana is seeking nominations for their was awarded a 2018 Excellence in Commu- community leaders at the April 2017 Annual 15th annual Indy’s Best and Brightest event, in each category are judged on profession- nications Award from the Indiana Chamber Chamber Celebration, as well as shared via the presented by KPMG LLP. The event honors al accomplishments, civic contributions, Executives Association (ICEA). The Cham- Chamber’s social media channels. Lastly, the 100 of central Indiana’s most outstanding character and leadership qualities. Please ber won the award for its "Unexpected Op- campaign ran a series of digital flips on a bill- young professionals, age 40 and under. The visit indysbestandbrightest.org to nomi- portunities” messaging campaign. The goal of board in Greenwood, located on Interstate 65 Best and Brightest event was created by Ju- nate a candidate for one of the 10 catego- the campaign was to communicate the value in an industrial area primed for development. nior Achievement to recognize young pro- ries described. Please contact Jennifer Pe- of belong to and engaging with the Chamber This is the sixth consecutive year the Greater fessionals who positively affect the India- nix at (317) 252-5900 x10 or Jenn@jaindy. within the Greater Greenwood community. Greenwood Chamber received an Excellence napolis workplace and community. Finalists org with any questions. This campaign topic was introduced in Feb- in Communications Award from ICEA.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
BEECH GROVE Annual Greenwood Chamber Golf Classic . Break- fast, lunch and dinner will be provided in addition 1. 2. to a fun-filled day with games, prizes and camara- Community Pancake Breakfast • Hosted by Faith derie. | When: July 26, 6:30 a.m. – 6 p.m. | Where: Assembly of God Women’s Ministries; includes Dye’s Walk Country Club, 2080 S. State Road 135. | three pancakes, two slices of bacon and choice of Info: (317) 885-3880; greenwoodchamber.com. coffee, juice or milk for $5.00. | When: July 21, 8 – 11 a.m. | Where: Faith Assembly of God, 186 Royal Annual Alex’s Lemonade Stand • Meridian Title Road, Beech Grove. | Info: (317) 784-8566. Corporation will become lemonade vendors. The business will host Alex’s Lemonade Stand to fight Music on Main • Music on Main is quickly be- childhood cancer one up at a time. Hot dogs and coming a premiere music event in Beech Grove.. chips will be served. | When: July 27, 11 a.m. – 2 | When: Aug. 4, 2 – 9 p.m. | Where: Main Street in p.m. | Where: 1675 W. Smith Valley Road, Ste. E4. | Beech Grove. | Info: (317) 800-8499; beechgrove- Info: alexslemonade.org/mypage/14622952. chamber.org; [email protected]. Greenwood’s Got Talent Variety Show and Buffet FRANKLIN Dinner • A variety show and buffet dinner. When: July 28; dinner is at 6 p.m. and the show is at 7 p.m. | Where: Greenwood United Methodist Church, 525 Authors at JCPL Present Thriller Writer Lin- North Madison Ave. | Info: (317) 881-1653 until 1 wood Barclay • Johnson Country Public Library p.m. daily or leave a message; GreenwoodUMC.org. welcomes Linwood Barclay as the next author in the 2018 Authors at JCPL series.S. | When: July 27, Quilt Connection Guild • The members will be 7 p.m. | Where: Custer Theatre (in Old Main) on the working on projects and activities in preparation campus of Franklin College | Info: free registration for the September quilt show. | When: Aug. 2, 7 3. pageafterpage.org/authors. – 9 p.m. | Where: Greenwood United Methodist Church, 525 N. Madison Ave. | Info: quiltcg.com 1. Matthew and Amanda Wright of Greenwood had a great time hanging out with their kids, Elijah, 9 and Emma, 4. 2. Kacey Barkdull of Greenwood and her son Max, 1, both enjoyed the evening. GARFIELD PARK Indiana Elite Baseball tryouts • Tryouts for 2019 3. The annual Summer Concert Series at Greenwood's Amphitheater draws 1,500 - 3,000 residents for youth for Indiana Elite Baseball, age 8 – 17. When: and visitors. (Photos by Bill Harter) My Little Chickadee • Film historian Eric Grayson Friday, Aug. 3 – Sunday, Aug. 5 | Where: Smith Valley will screen the famous Mae West and W.C. Fields Community Center, 5157 Old Smith Valley Road & film, My Little Chickadee.. Admission is $5; conces- Center Grove High School, 2717 S. Morgantown sions cost $1. Family-friendly and free parking. | Road. | Info: Jeff Amodeo at [email protected]. Free live music at Greenwood When: July 21, 8 p.m. | Where: Garfield Park Arts Center, 2432 Conservatory Dr. | Info: gpacarts.org; INDIANAPOLIS Summer Concert Series (317) 327-7135. By Nancy Price GREENWOOD Oliver! The Musical • Oliver! is a family-friendly 12 years and include local food and show. The Tony and Olivier Award-winning mu- Nearly every Saturday evening between drink vendors. “Oaken Barrel and Mal- sical won an Academy Award for Best Picture. | June and September, between 1,500 and low Run are great partners of the event,” Acoustic Catfish Live at Vino Villa • Featuring a live When: Friday and Saturday nights, July 20 and Schwab said. “Each drink we sell at the music performance. | When: July 19, 6 – 8 p.m. | Vino 21 at 7:30 p.m., with an additional showing on 3,000 Greenwood-area residents and visi- tors attend the annual Summer Concert event a percentage of that goes back to Villa, 200 N. Madison Ave. | Info: (317) 771-2814. July 22 (Sunday) at 3:30 p.m. | Where: McGowan support the concert series.” Hall, 1305 N. Delaware St. | Info: (317) 983-1965; series held at the Greenwood Amphithe- 10th Annual Ray Skillman Summer Concert Se- agapeshows.org. ater in Craig Park. They bring lawn chairs, This year’s title partner of the event is ries: Meet the Beatles Tribute Band • Fans of the blankets and snack-filled coolers to enjoy Century 21 Scheetz. This Saturday, July 19, Beatles will love this band. Free admission. | When: Quilters Guild of Indianapolis • Southside satel- a live, free concert from local bands play- the Amphitheater will host Indianapolis- July 19, 6:30 p.m. | Greenwood Park Mall, near the lite meeting. Carol Stahlhut of McCordsville, will ing a variety of music. based band, The Big 80s. Get ready to take outdoor fountain on the mall’s north side, Green- speak on the spring market in Houston’s latest Last Saturday, the crowd was treated to a venture back in time to the big hair, big quilting trends, tools and fabrics available in stores wood. | Info: shopgreenwoodparkmall.com. Greenwood-based band, Tastes Like Chick- lights, big sound and music from the 80s. in September. | When: July 26, noon. | Where: All concerts begin at 7 p.m. Coolers Greenwood Rock ‘N Chow: Bro Slaw & Beach Friends United Church of Christ, 8300 S. Meridian en, which plays rock, pop, R&B and disco. “We try and get a variety of music to are allowed into the Amphitheater but Bum BBQ Food Truck! • Join us in our Green- St. | Info: quiltguildindy.net. must enter through the designated gate wood tap room every Thursday for live, local, and reach all types of listeners,” said Nick original music, as well as local grub. When: July Meet the Beatles – A Tribute to the Beatles • Schwab, special event coordinator for located at the top of the Amphitheater 19, 7 - 9 p.m. | Where: MashCraft, 1140 N. State From Ed Sullivan to Abbey Road and Celebrat- Greenwood Parks & Recreation. “We have stairs, be single-handled and no more Road 135, Greenwood. | Info: Emily Ellis at (317) ing the 50th Anniversary of “The White Album”. free entertainment that all ages can enjoy.” than 20 inches in length. Outside alco- 215-4578; mashcraft.com/event/greenwood. | When: July 28, 7 p.m. | Where: Irving Theater, Attendees sway and twirl around in hol and anything in a glass container is 5505 E. Washington St., Indianapolis. | Info: (317) front of the stage with their significant strictly prohibited and subject to confis- 356-3355; markgasperpresents.com. Greenwood Summer Concert Series: The Big others, friends and family. cation upon inspection. 80s • Enjoy live performances spanning a variety The concerts have been around for For more information, please visit of musical genres. | When: July 21, 7 p.m. | Where: greenwood.in.gov or call (317) 881-4545. Greenwood Amphitheater in Craig Park, 300 S. Washington St. | Info: (317) 881-4545. Calendar continued on page 15. ss-times.com • Week of July 19-25, 2018 15 The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY
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MOVIE REVIEW ful time. Instead, Dracula falls head over of cape for the ship’s cruise director. But here’s Please detach and mail with payment to Trooper Bartram Foundation the big twist: she’s the great-granddaughter By Adam Staten of Van Helsing, the famous vampire hunter. She’s hoping to carry on his legacy and Drac- If one were to put a theme on this sum- ula, too blinded by love at first bite, can’t see mer’s box office, it would be “sequels and -su her obvious devious plan. His total oblivi- perhero/action films”. Odds are pretty good ousness to what the object of his infatuation that if you’re venturing out to the theater, is doing puts his and that of his friends and you’re seeing either one or the other. Hon- family in jeopardy. estly, why not? Sequels and superhero films If you’ve seen any of the two previous help lessen the uncertainty on our part, Hotel Transylvania films, you have a pretty helping to ensure we aren’t just throwing our good idea of what to expect with this one. money away on something we won’t enjoy. And to be honest, that’s exactly what you get. We have a fairly good idea of what we’re get- The film’s terribly lazy writing ruins what is ting into with The Incredibles 2 and Dead- otherwise a somewhat clever and funny For more information email [email protected] pool 2. This past weekend saw the release of premise. The jokes are predictable, juvenile what else? A sequel. and are basically a PG-version of what you’re Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vaca- likely to see in an average Sandler comedy. tion, the third of the animated films featur- Some are mildly amusing, but most are likely ing some of most notorious and infamous to sail over the head of its intended audience. Calendar continued from page 14. Starfish Initiative’s 15th Anniversary Gala • En- creepy creatures, brings back the entire The film has an absolutely all-star cast, joy food, starfish-themed drinks and live music gang. This time, Mavis (voiced by Selena Go- but fails to use utilize their talents. Instead, from Henle & the Loops and more. | When: Aug. mez), feels her and father, Dracula (voiced by Sandler and Gomez shine brightest while ev- 30, 6 p.m. for cocktail reception and 7 p.m. for the Adam Sandler) are beginning to drift apart Central Indiana Job Fair • Find your dream job at celebration program. | Where: Indianapolis Public eryone else is relegated to small, bit parts. the Central Indiana Job Fair, hosted by Congress- and thinks a vacation could be just the thing Library – Central Library, 40 E. St. Clair St. | Info: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation is man Andre Carson in cooperation with Ivy Tech (317) 955-7912 or Starfish15.org. to strengthen their relationship. However, a big swing and a miss. It’s poorly written, Community College. | When: Aug. 1, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. little does Mavis know, Dracula is feeling unnecessary and unfunny. | Where: 2820 N. Meridian St. | Info: (317) 283-6516; a tad lonely and begins browsing Tinder, carson.house.gov. SOUTHPORT which ends with disastrous results. Taking care of all the arrangements, Ma- Adam Staten lives in Perry Township Annual Daylily-Iris Sale • The Indiana Day- Kidney Talk • A support group for those living or and is a movie buff. Staten graduated vis books a cruise for the entire gang. They lilyIris Society invites you to attend their Annual caring for someone with kidney disease will pres- from University of Southern Indiana Daylily-Iris Sale. | When: Aug. 18, 10 a.m. – 3p.m. | soon set sail hoping for a trip filled with rest, with a degree in Communication ent its fifth program of the 2018 series. . | When: relaxation and spending time with one an- Studies. He can be reached at Where: Sullivan Hardware & Garden, 6955 N. Key- July 19, 2 – 3 p.m. | Where: Franciscan Senior [email protected] stone Ave. | Info: indianadaylilyirissociety.org; : Promise Office, 8778 Madison Ave., Ste. 200. | Info: other. As you can expect, their nice little va- Indiana Daylily-Iris Society (IDIS). cation is anything but the restful, unevent- Janice Steuri, MSW with Franciscan Health ACO at (317) 528-2006. 16 Week of July 19-25, 2018 • ss-times.com PET PAGES The Southside Times
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NUTRITION Fiber promotes bowel function, lower- ing your risk of digestive toxicity. Dietary Puzzles & Answers fiber, a.k.a. Roto-Rooter, thwarts consti- SEE PAGE 17 By Wendell Fowler pation, heart disease, obesity, Crohn’s, Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: embarrassing flatulence and type 2 dia- flow of waste materials. Psyllium in particu- Your last two or three meals may spend betes. Fiber holds nutrients in the intesti- Parts: BRAKE, CHAIN, HANDLEBAR, three hours in your stomach but up to lar improves blood sugar levels in diabetics. PEDAL, SEAT, TIRE; nal tract, thus slowing absorption and re- Oat bran is most favorable. three days traversing the dark recesses of ducing “up and down” blood sugar levels. Zones: ALASKA, CENTRAL, EASTERN, your colon. Today, Americans consume Insoluble fiber won’t dissolve in water. MOUNTAIN, PACIFIC; Dietary fiber from plant foods, not un- Our temple cannot digest the undissolv- too much dead, lifeless food and trust me natural pharmacy rubbish, gently purges Locales: ATLANTA, MIAMI, NEW able parts of plant walls found in some JERSEY, NEW YORK; on this one, the less time it loiters in the your intestinal ecosystem, scouring its walls dark recesses of your colon the better. cereals, bran and vegetables. The func- Cars: HONDA, SUBARU, TOYOTA; of sticky waste matter and thus reducing GI tion of insoluble fiber is to collect water What happens in the digestive track after problems. Heart disease studies show a diet Stadiums: ARMSTRONG, MEMORIAL; a typical meal of steak, potato, overcooked which increases stool bulk, promoting Location: CITY MARKET high in soluble fiber reduces cholesterol by bowel movement. veggies, white flour rolls and iceberg salad? 24 percent, reducing the impact of choles- If you covered these foods in a glass dome Eat more fiber to get your internal riv- terol on your arteries. Water-soluble fiber er flowing like White River in spring and Q&A and left it at 98.6 for three days, it will begin may prevent reabsorption of bile acids made decomposing and bacteria and mold would you’ll have a moving experience. You are a SEE PAGE 19 from cholesterol. Fiber binds with them and lovable miracle. begin to form. Undigested plant food, pro- escorts them out of the temple as the liver 1. D, 2. C, 3. B, 4. C, 5. A teins, carbohydrate and fats would begin to pulls cholesterol from the blood. Water- rot, go rancid, ferment and smell like some- soluble fiber lowers total cholesterol and Chef Wendell is a lecturer and thing crawled up and died inside you. LDL without affecting HDL. Water-soluble food journalist. Contact him at [email protected]. I’m as weak as the next guy, so after I fiber is found in oat bran, legumes, psyl- eat too much, I consume two tablespoons lium, ground flax, chia, nuts, beans, pectin of ground flax or chia seeds with water or and various fruits and vegetables. It forms a sprinkled on my food; therefore, the meal bulky gel in the intestine that regulates the only lingers about 12 appropriate hours.
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GRAMMAR GUY a trip taken on a sailboat. Most of what I know about sailboats I learned from By Curtis Honeycutt The Beach Boys’ version of “Sloop John B.” My name is Curtis. I’m a 33-year-old A sale is a noun that refers man. I can’t swim. to the act of selling, specifically At some point during summertime when a good or service is traded childhood swimming lessons, I flunked for some kind of currency. For ex- and didn’t receive my certificate to move ample, mattress stores all think it’s a to the next class. As a result, I dropped great idea to have big sales over Labor out. For a pasty redhead, I already didn’t Day weekend. It’s as if the store owners all like being outside in the first place. Now I got together and decided to celebrate hard can barely doggie paddle my way out of a work by giving people a great excuse to do to their cellular or mobile phones as their kiddie pool. the exact opposite. If I were to hypothetically win a sailboat, “cell” or, more commonly, “cell phone”. Sale is different from sell. Sell is a verb; I hope my clarification of sail, sale, sell and I’d sell it as quickly as possible. I’d put that it is the act of working towards the goal of sail up for sale. The difference between the cell went swimmingly — which is more than making the sale. You can sell a boat. Once I can say about my own swimming skills. words sail, sale, sell and cell are salient. And you sell the boat, you have made a sale. before you can accuse me of being a sellout, A cell is a noun. It can refer to a few let me assure you — like the theoretical sail- different things. A cell is a small room in Curtis Honeycutt is a freelance boat — my argument will hold water. humor writer. Have a grammar which a prisoner is locked. A cell is also question? Connect with him on First, let’s tackle the difference between a small group acting within a larger orga- Twitter @curtishoneycutt or at sail and sale. Sail can be used as both a nization. A cell is basic structural unit of curtishoneycutt.com. noun and a verb. As a noun, sail refers to all organisms. A cell is a battery. “Cell” is a piece of fabric attached to a boat to help short for “cellular”, so some people refer steer it using wind. As a verb, sail refers to ss-times.com • Week of July 19-25, 2018 19 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries OBITUARIES Southside Joseph Baughn Willis Criswell Frank Hunter News Quiz Joseph “Joe” Baughn, 75, died on July 11, 2018. Willis Criswell, 87, of Greenwood, died on July 13, Dr. Frank Hunter died on July 17, 2018. He was Joe was born on March 29, 1943, in Columbia 2018 in Greenwood. He was born Oct. 25, 1930 in born in Bedford, Indiana on Sept. 27, 1925. He City, Indiana, to the late Winston Reece Baughn Monticello, Kentucky, to Marion and Lora Edna was the son of George and Ida Hunter and had How well do you know your and the late Martha Hauser Baughn. He grew (Gregory) Criswell. He loved to build and held a three brothers and a sister who have preceded up in New Castle, Indiana. He graduated from long career as a self-employed contractor. He was him in death. He is survived by his wife, Lois Southside community? Walter Chrysler Memorial High School in 1961 a minister of the gospel for over 40 years and was a and two daughters, Peggy (Drew) Hawkins and Test your current event and Ball State University in 1966 with a major member of the Harmony Missionary Baptist Church Susan Hunter, as well as five grandchildren and in English and minors in journalism and social in Indianapolis where he had attended for over 20 seven great-grandchildren. Frank graduated knowledge each week science. Joe was preceded in death by a half- years. Willis loved playing bluegrass music and his from Heltonville High School and from Indiana with a little Q&A! brother, James Stamm; a brother, James Baughn; string guitar. He also enjoyed being outdoors and University with a bachelor’s degree, master’s and a sister, Jane Ward Baughn (David) Solida; loved working in his yard as well as gardening. degree and a doctorate. He was a WWII veteran a nephew, Stephen Michael Kawalek; maternal Willis stayed busy with his projects. Willis is serving with the U.S. Eighth Army in the Pacific Local physician grandparents, James E. and Fay Markle Hauser, survived by his children Deborah, Denise, David and Japan. He served in the Bedford Public 1 Bill Buffie has paternal grandparents, Lauren and Anna (Brenda), Donald (Vickey) Daniel, Dennis (Landra) School as an elementary principal and assistant written a children’s Baughn; and step-father, Dr. Robert Rogers. and Douglas (Kimberly); several grandchildren and superintendent. Dr. Hunter moved to the MSD book, The Blue Ape. Joe is survived by his wife; sons, Andrew and great-grandchildren; his siblings, Kelly Criswell and Perry Township Schools where he was an If the book were to become a movie, James; two daughters-in-law, Christine Baughn Mavis Hill, as well as several nieces and nephews. assistant superintendent and superintendent who would Dr. Buffie and Allison Baughn; and five grandchildren, In addition to his parents, he was preceded in for 12 years. He was a member of Southport choose to star in it? Joshua, James, Kellen, David and Ellie, sister- death by his loving wife, Carol Ann Criswell; two Church of Christ and had been an elder with the in-law and brother-in-law, Judy and Gary sons, Devon and Dean; and his siblings, Irene, High School Road Church of Christ. A service ❏ A. Ben Stiller Kawalek, and a great-nephew, Cameron Solida. Jim, Leva and Lilly. Funeral services were held July will be held at 11 a.m., July 21, at Singleton ❏ B. Keanu Reeves Visitation was held July 15 at G. H. Herrmann 17 at Harmony Missionary Baptist Church with Community Mortuary and Memorial Center. ❏ C. Chris Evans Greenwood Funeral Home, with funeral services Brother Mike Criswell officiating. Burial followed Visitation will be held July 20 from 4 – 8 p.m. at ❏ D. Ryan Reynolds held on July 16. He was buried at Forest Lawn at Washington Park East Cemetery. Singleton the mortuary. Interment with military honors Memory Gardens. Community Mortuary and Memorial Center will follow at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. What does Wendell Fowler handled the arrangements. 2 eat after dinner that is a good source of fiber? ❏ A. Mixed nuts Mark Lee Bruce Gertie I. Jones ❏ B. A boiled egg Mark Lee Bruce, 60, of Greenwood, died on Dorothy M. Deupree Gertie I. Jones, 78, of Riverview, Florida, died on ❏ C. Flax seeds July 10, 2018. He was born on March 7, 1958 Dorothy M. Deupree, 94, of Indianapolis, died July 10, 2018. Born on Aug. 13, 1939 in Oakville, ❏ D. Popcorn in Indianapolis. He was married for 27 years to on July 11, 2018. She was born on June 23, Kentucky, to Martin and Louise (Harris) Allen, she Patty Bruce; she survives, along with daughters, 1924 in Palestine, Illinois to the late Arthur H. was a member of Kings Avenue Baptist Church How many years has Heather (John) Schaefer and Hannah Bruce; and Flossie (Sutton) Landrith. She is survived by in Brandon, Florida, Calvary Baptist Church 3 Christian Maslowski been involved with the Greater granddaughter, Adalyn; father, Ron Bruce; her daughter-in-law, Darla Deupree; grandsons, in Greenwood and Eli Lilly Retirement group Greenwood Chamber of brother, Bob Bruce; and sister, Cathy Trice. He Dustin Deupree and Gary Wayne (Hodson) Exodus 93. Gertie loved her family. She enjoyed Commerce? was preceded in death by his mother, Charlotte Deupreel five great-grandchildren, sisters, traveling, cruises and visits with friends and her Bruce; and his brothers, Rick and Nick Bruce. Nina Kauffman and Imogene Crozier. She was church family. Gertie is survived by her husband, ❏ A. Eight Mark was an outdoorsman who enjoyed fishing, preceded in death by her husband, William James M. Jones; children, Mark (Shelby) Barmes, ❏ B. 11 hunting, and walking the beach. He enjoyed Deupree and son, Gary Deupree. Dorothy retired Ric (Kathy) Barmes, Christina (Mike) Higgins and ❏ C. 13 playing cards and was a jokester who loved in 1989 from the University of Indianapolis. She Jeff (Beverly) Jones; eight grandchildren; 18 ❏ D. Five to have a good time. He loved being a new was a member of St. Andrews United Methodist great-grandchildren; and brothers, Bill Allen and grandpa. Visitation was held on July 13 from 4 Church and United Methodist Women. Visitation JT Allen. She was preceded in death by brothers, What is – 8 p.m. at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral and a funeral service was held July 16 at G. H. Harold Allen, David Allen; sisters, Becky Watkins 4 a disease that can be found Home at The Gardens at Olive Branch, 1605 S. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. and Elizabeth Patterson. Visitation and a service even in younger State Road 135 and Olive Branch Road. A funeral Burial was held at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. was held on July 17 at G. H. Herrmann Madison pets, according to service was conducted on July 14. Burial was Avenue Funeral Home. Gertie was buried at local vet, Dr. Haney? held at The Gardens at Olive Branch. Washington Park East Cemetery. ❏ A. Arthritis Patrick Joseph Downey ❏ B. Bladder stones ❏ C. Hypothyroidism Patrick Joseph Downey, age 63, died on July ❏ Beki Clark 5, 2018 at Community Hospital South in Donald Scott Raasch D. Heart disease Beki Clark, 34, of Indianapolis, died on July 13, Indianapolis. All services will be private. Simplicity Donald “Donnie” Scott Raasch, 58, died on July What type of exercise 2018. Beki is survived by her mother, Deborah Funerals and Cremation Care - Indianapolis, has 9, 2018. A lifelong resident of the south side of 5 discussed in this week’s It’s L. Clark; sisters and brothers-in-law, Jessica been entrusted with arrangements. Indianapolis, Donnie was born on Aug. 8, 1959 Golden section is good for & Johnny Godsey and Tricia & Bobby Davis, and graduated from Southport High School. senior citizens? nephews, Jonathon Godsey, Kaleb Godsey, Donnie worked for Indiana University Health James Clark and Cannon Davis; a pet, Precious; at Methodist Hospital for 38 years. He was ❏ A. Yoga and a host of other family and friends. Beki is Melvin Heath baptized at and a lifelong member of Southport ❏ B. Swimming ❏ C. Jogging predeceased by her father, James R. Clark; Melvin “Dutch” Heath, 87, of Indianapolis, died on Baptist Church. A sports enthusiast, he enjoyed ❏ and a brother, James R. Clark, II. Visitation July 16, 2018. Melvin is survived by his daughter, attending Pacers games and Purdue basketball D. Soccer and a service was held July 17 at Newcomer- Linda (Rick) Spalding; and granddaughter, Dana and football. He loved following the Colts and Indianapolis Chapel. Spalding. A graveside service with military honors be held on July 17 at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens, Greenwood. Arrangements have been entrusted to G.H. Herrmann Funeral Homes. Obituaries continued on page 20.
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AROUND TOWN COMING AUGUST 30th Obituaries continued from page 19. She preceded him in death. Gene retired from Huffman joins Link-Belt with 35 years of service and was Methodist Sports Medicine previously employed by Spickelmeier for 20 Pet Lovers years. Eugene is survived by his children, Iris Medical – Methodist Sports Medicine being part of the Sons of Tailgating pre and Purdy, Joseph (Gaye) Ryan, Karen (Joseph) postgame crew. Donnie was passionate about (MSM), Indiana's premier provider of ortho- Naughton, Pamela (Jerry) Greeson, Eugene pedic services, has hired po- Issue being around family and friends. He attended (Marcia) Ryan Jr. and Martin (Rhonda) Ryan; birthday parties, weddings, sporting events and 19 grandchildren; 53 great-grandchildren; 23 diatrist, Dr. Lanie Huffman, We know Southsiders love their holiday gatherings with those he loved. He found great-great grandchildren; brother, Lawrence the practice announced today. pets. To celebrate that affection, pleasure in going on fishing trips in Canada, Ryan; and sister, Arzelia Cochran. He was Huffman studied podiatric The Southside Times is having its fifth weekends at his Lake Monroe trailer and until preceded in death by his wife, Vermonia Ryan; medicine at Rosalind Frank- annual Southside Pet Lovers issue. recently, being outdoor in the company of his five grandchildren; son-in-law, Jack Purdy; and lin University at The Chicago dogs. Donnie is preceded in death by his parents, six siblings. Visitation was held July 17 at G. H. We have asked our readers to Medical School/Scholl Col- Ralph and Catherine (Katie) Raasch. He is survived Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. A submit their best photo of their cat, lege of Podiatric Medicine and graduated by his brothers, Kenny Raasch (wife, Lynn, is funeral service was conducted on July 18 at dog or other pet. Our staff will choose deceased), Denny (Judy) and Gary (Kathryn); two with honors. She completed her surgical resi- the funeral home. Eugene will be laid to rest in dency at the University of Florida/Shands in the top three and all other entries will nephews and six nieces; three great-nephews Washington Park East Cemetery. be published in the Aug. 31 issue. and nine great-nieces. Services for Donnie were Jacksonville, Florida, in foot and ankle, focus- held July 14 at Singleton Community Mortuary ing on orthopedic trauma with foot and ankle and Memorial Center. Interment followed at Mt. reconstruction. She is board certified in foot Pleasant Cemetery. Phyllis A. Wade and ankle surgery by the American Board stPLACE Phyllis A. Wade, 87, Indianapolis, died on July of Foot and Ankle Surgery. Dr. Huffman will 11, 2018. Born Nov. 4, 1930 in Indianapolis treat Achilles tendonitis, ankle sprains, arthri- Mary Jane Rhodes to the late Charles E. & Anna E. (Scarborough) tis of the foot and ankle, athlete's foot, blis- 1 Cummins, she was a 1948 graduate of Emmerich ters, bunions, callus, corns, flat feet, fungus Mary Jane Rhodes, 80, of Indianapolis, died on Manual High School. A lifelong member of Olive July 17. She was born on Oct. 22, 1937 in Ohio toenails, hammertoes, heel-pain, heel-spurs, Branch Christian Church, she was a devoted ingrown toenails, neuromas, plantar-fasciitis, to the late William Henry Jarvis Sr. and Mary wife, mother and homemaker. An avid reader, Jane Jarvis. She was a member of the AARP. She she enjoyed sewing, puzzles and the annual shin-splints and warts. For more information, enjoyed making quilts and crocheting. Survivors family cookie baking tradition. Phyllis helped please visit methodistsports.com. include her children, Linda (Nery) Cerna, Brenda her daughter start up their family business Geralds, Sharon Rhodes and Donald Rhodes; 21 years ago, Gardner Transport, where she AT&T opens local pop-up store two grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren, had continued to work two days a week in Mr. Molesley who was rescued at Southside Animal four brothers and two sisters. She was preceded Shelter. Thank you, Dale Jones of Greenwood. billing and payroll. Survivors include two New business – in death by two grandchildren and five brothers. daughters, Rebecca (Mark) Landis and Kathryn AT&T is opening its first A Celebration of Mary Jane’s life will be held at (Charlie) Gardner; two granddaughters, Anna pop-up store in Greenwood as families pre- a later date. Online condolences may be shared (Billie) Bowling and Sara Landis; one great- pare for back-to-school shopping. The store with the family at www.ghherrmann.com. granddaughter, Emma Marie Bowling; a sister, will be opening in Greenwood Park Mall on Patricia Davaney; brother-in-law, Leslie Ray July 16. Shoppers can start up the school (Joyce) Wade; several nieces, nephews, close year with new accessories, smartphones, friends and neighbors. She was preceded in data plans and a DirecTV Now streaming Eugene Ryan death by her beloved husband in 1995, Donald Eugene “Gene” Ryan, 89, of L. Wade and in-laws, Jim Davaney and Vivian service. Pop-up stores look like other new ndPLACE Indianapolis, died on July 14, (David) Kramer. Visitation was held July 15 at AT&T stores but smaller and require less 2018. He was born to Nancy G.H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at construction and wiring. The store will re- 2 and William Ryan on July 9, Buddy and Purrci The Gardens Of Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road main through Sept. 9. Hours of operation Marsha Hanley, Perry Township 1929. Gene was married to 135, Greenwood, with a funeral service held will be 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. Monday through Sat- Vermonia Green for 65 years. July 16 at the funeral home. Entombment was urday and 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. on Sunday. at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. Brittsan joins Indiana Heart Physicians Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ Medical – ss-times.com. Information received by noon Tues- Angela G. Brittsan, MD, PhD, has rdPLACE day will be published Thursday, space permitting. joined Franciscan Physician Network Indiana 3 Heart Physicians. She most Charlie and Gizmo • The Napiers, Greenwood recently served as an assis- tant professor of medicine and medical director for an Indi- Please e-mail your image with your name and area of anapolis-based cardiac trans- residence to "Pet Lovers" at [email protected] plant program. 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✞ ASSEMBLY OF GOD 3158 | Rev. Bob Robeson, Administrator | ✞ CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Fountain Square) | Ph: (317) 632-1486 ✞ SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ✞ UNITED METHODIST Faith Assembly of God • 186 Royal Rev. John Beitans, Sacramental Assisstant Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist • | Pr. Raymond Smith | Worship: Sunday Southside Seventh-Day Adventist • Center United Methodist Church • Road, Beech Grove | Ph: (317) 784-8566 | Saturday Mass: 4:30 p.m. | Sunday Mass: 7625 McFarland Road | Ph: (317) 888- at 10 a.m. | /emmausfountainsquare 4801 Shelbyville Road, Indpls | Ph: (317) 5445 Bluff Road, Indpls | Ph: (317) 784- | Pastor: Lawrence Cook | Sunday: 10:30 10 a.m. | Completely Handicapped 3204 | Sunday: 10 a.m. | Sunday School: St. Mark's Free Lutheran Church • 786-7002 | Pr. Brian Yensho | Services 1101 or email: [email protected] | a.m. & 6 p.m. | Wednesday: 7 p.m. Accessible | All Welcome! 10 a.m. | Wednesday: 4 p.m. | Reading 1301 E. 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19 And it shall be, if you do at walk with the Lord. Let me paraphrase fully ignorant of God and who He is. People stay away from church be- all forget the Lord your God, and it for you and let us see how it would Not because God is not with them cause they do not want to be remind- walk after other gods, and serve read to us if we were to personalize but because they serve themselves ed of their responsibility to remember them, and worship them, I testi- it: "And this is how it will be if I forget rather than Him. They help them- God and to honor Him and worship fy against you this day that you God who is my Lord and my God and selves to the creation of God and nev- Him with all of their hearts. What a shall surely perish. begin to seek other gods to worship er give God any glory, any recogni- shame that this is the way it is. How 20 As the nations which the and serve. The Lord God will witness tion. They even attempt to convince sad. This attitude shall lead to their Lord destroyed before your face, this and I will die. Just like all others others that what they are helping own destruction for which God will so shall you perish; because you that God has destroyed and we have themselves to came into existence by get the blame, of course. But the fault would not be obedient unto the witnessed that destruction, I too shall happenstance or accident. is solely on them and not on God. He voice of the Lord your God. be destroyed because I have been dis- When I prepare the sermons and warned Israel and He warns us. He is DEUTERONOMY 8:19-20 obedient to His call upon my life." that I preach and the lessons that I without blame. All the blame is on us. Here's the thing. To forget means teach, I prepare them in such a way God bless and go and have a great day. If each and every one of us would to become willfully negligent of, to that even the simplest person can un- just take the word "you" personally, we mislay, to be oblivious of because of derstand. I have no intention to try to would all be better off. Just think how neglect. Isn't this where so many are impress anyone with my mind but I Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the these two verses can impact our daily today? They are woefully and will- do intend to impress them with God's. Church of God at 3939 S. Emerson Ave. 22 Week of July 19-25, 2018 • ss-times.com CLASSIFIEDS: PLACE YOUR AD - CALL 300-8782 The Southside Times
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