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St. Roch Catholic Church’s Rev. James R. Wilmoth Fifty years of faithful service celebrates 50 years since he was ordained as a priest

FEATURE being in parishes where people are just won- of his influences to enter priest- derful. That’s what makes my life so enjoy- hood. “The priests at St. Philips at By Nicole Davis able. The people around me have given me that time were a great influence on energy to keep doing what I’m doing.” all the boys and girls that went to Rev. James R. Wilmoth says he wakes up Wilmoth grew up on the Eastside, attend- school there. Seeing them and see- every day, anxious to get going. He never ing St. Philips parish. He attended St. Mary ing their lives, they always seemed feels like he’s at work – even when he was High School, a high school seminary, before like they were very happy...They al- teaching full-time at Roncalli High School. attending Saint Mary’s College. He studied ways seemed fulfilled. Then I went Recently celebrating 50 years since he was theology for four years at St. Meinrad Semi- to college and saw the same thing. ordained as a priest, Wilmoth said he looks nary & School of Theology, where he was or- I pretty much made up my mind forward to doing everything he can to be an dained as a priest on May 2, 1965. through college that’s what I want- effective leader and serve others. “I grew up in a very loving, wonderful ed to do.” “I never dreamed of the joy, fulfillment, family – my mom and dad were great peo- Of his 50 years, Wilmoth has the happiness that I would get from being a ple, good faith-filled people,” Wilmoth spoke spent 43 on the Southside, includ- priest,” Wilmoth said. “I’ve been so lucky of ing serving as an assistant pastor at Our Lady of Greenwood, pastor at Holy Name in Beech Grove, and What has Rev. Wilmoth pastor at St. Roch since 1997. He has served as chaplain of the India- meant to you? napolis Fire Department and Mar- ion County Sheriff’s Department, “There is nobody more passionate, and committed, towards Catholic education than a chaplain and teacher at Roncalli Father James Wilmoth. He looks at St. Roch Catholic School, and nearby Roncalli High and in many other leadership posi- School, as a big part of his daily ministry. Father Wilmoth has a boundless energy and tions in the community. love of Catholic education that is an inspiration to us all. “It’s a life of service,” Wilmoth It has been my observation and belief that our school, and parish, as well as the Ron- said. “I was always service oriented. calli family appreciate how much Father gives to our community through his time and I always took to the scripture pas- talents. We appreciate his unselfishness. We appreciate his leadership. And we appreci- sage where Jesus said whatsoever ate his lifetime of service to the Catholic church, Catholic education, and the Southside you do for the least of my brothers of Indianapolis.” or sisters, you are doing it for me. Joe Hansen, Principal That always struck me as some- of St. Roch Catholic School thing for all of us. Whatever we can Rev. James R. Wilmoth. Photo by Nicole Davis do for the least of people, we are “He is one of my best friends, my spiritual mentor. He’s an inspirational leader at St. doing it for Jesus. How we can be to the fence beside St. Roch Catholic School Roch School and Church. I just admire him and all that he has committed his life to, for of service for others. It’s different for every- along with a sign stating ‘prayers for Father church and for God. We’re thankful to have him here at St. Roch for so long now.” body.” Wilmoth.’ While Wilmoth has faced some health is- He said that he has been blessed to serve Julie McQuire, work at the Parish office sues in the past year, he said he is recover- so much of his time on the Southside, and ing and feeling stronger each day. He said enjoys being of service to people and cele- “Seventeen years ago the Franciscan Priests pulled out of Saint Roch after 75 years. during his time in the hospital, he received brating Mass with them. We thought that would be the end of our parish. Surely the Archdiocese did not have a cards and prayers from all over the world. “I’ve been fortunate to be a priest for 50 priest to spare. Then along comes Father Wilmoth. He was already well known through- Symbols of the community’s support are still years,” Wilmoth said. “It’s far more than I out the Southside and Roncalli High School. shown through things such as ribbons tied ever thought it would be.” Father Wilmoth has a great relationship with the young and the old(er). His giant smile when he enters a room makes everyone feel welcome and makes everyone smile. At the first Saturday night mass that he was able to celebrate after his illness; the congre- gation gave him a standing ovation when he entered the church. We were whole, again! I respect this man as one of the greatest priest ever and I am blessed to call him my friend.” Betty Stumpf-Moon, St. Roch music coordinator

“He’s a good friend, pastor and leader. He’s top notch at everything. He is a good shepherd for our parish. Everybody feels so connected to him. He’s been here almost 18 years and has totally given himself to our parish, to our school, to Roncalli and other ar- eas. He’s so good to the poor. He just helps everybody. He loves our school kids. He only wanted to be at a parish if he had a Catholic School, even though it’s more work. He’s very kind and generous. He’s very thoughtful... He’s very connected to people. I don’t know how he does it all. He has boundless energy and vision.” Submitted Photo Bonnie Schott, St. Roch member for more than 41 years St. Roch Catholic Church recognized Father Wilmoth’s 50 years of service with a billboard on U.S. 31. The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of May 21-27, 2015 3

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Q: Have you ever been to Ghosts in the mirror face to face the Indy 500? Do you have a favorite memory of going? pieces of crap television networks pump out HAUNTS & JAUNTS to the masses that mistake bad entertain- By Rick Hinton ment for reality.” “I’ve been there a couple of “I have been to the 500. I used Guesswork does not make ghost hunting Ghost hunters are stuck in a rut. And it is times with my best buddy and work for the 500 as a yellow a science, as much as we might like. A ‘sci- a rut of our own making ... his dad. My favorite thing is the shirt at the VIP gates. My favor- ence’ is a complicated process involving pa- loud cars and the great food.” ite memory was meeting Jim It’s time for some sort of change and to re- rameters and boundaries, and throughout Nabors. It was exciting. We got vamp our way of thinking. We need to get the years we have pretty much set our own a picture together and I’m going smarter. Perhaps retool the process from parameters. This, however, does not make it to miss him.” the same old tired way; always arriving at a science. It’s a great term to throw out to the station, but no closer to our destination Evan Greve of Greenwood Shelly Rosales-White of Franklin Township impressionable clients, but again—a term of than when we started. It’s time to wean our- our own making, and not recognized by the selves off of paranormal television—where genuine scientific community as a whole. by viewing, suddenly gives us a license and a Let’s discuss ways to not make yourself “My best memory was when I “It was probably 20 years ago degree in Ghostology. look ridiculous if you are serious about pur- was a teenager and I was in the and so I don’t remember that What we’re currently doing is not drawing suing paranormal investigations. There are Boy Scouts. We saw part of the much about it. I went with my us any closer to a solution, or for that matter apps for your smart phone designed to de- race and we ended up clean- family. We had a friend who resolution. It’s still an infant stage continu- ing up afterwards and helping lived in Speedway across from tect unworldly presences. Never present ing down a well trod road. Even after hun- out that way. I don’t plan to go the racetrack. We parked at their these results to a client as proof positive of dreds of years, we’re no closer to answers again. It is too noisy, I’ve been house and then walked over to paranormal activity unless you are the vil- now than we were back then. there and I’ve seen it. I’m not re- the track. I remember it was nice weather and lage idiot. It’s laughable at best, the results Paranormal groups are still on the up- ally one for crowds.” being able to eat a hot dog and drink pop was coming from the discretion of whoever pro- fun because we didn’t do that at our house. swing. Somewhere in the world a new group John Fortwengler of Beech Grove grammed the app, and for entertainment It was fun being able to do that and of course is born each day, as others exit. It’s a contin- purposes only! I don’t know how many times watch the race cars go around the track." uous cycle. A lot of this cycle is directly at- I have had a “spirit” hovering over my shoul- tributed to the exposure of television reality Kelsey Jones of Greenwood der as I dined at a restaurant, while a differ- shows. Kenny Biddle states: ent app at the same table detected nothing. “The curse of the Para-(Un) Reality show And it just gets better ... has been fully engaged with the world of the paranormal for years. What is this curse? Rick Hinton, a Greenwood resident, AROUND TOWN It’s thousands of groups claiming to be pro- loves researching things that go bump in the night. His articles can be read fessionals, experts, using science, doing re- on Facebook; Rick Hinton-Greenwood search, and having undeniable “evidence” Paranormal Examiner or examiner. of life after death. This comes, in part, from com/paranormal-in-indianapolis/ Franklin Central's Hannah More watching/taking part/idolizing the various rick-hinton. awarded Shining Star from Southport AROUND TOWN Southport Mayor Jesse Tes- truth and the mayor’s assistant, Rose Harrison, paid a surprise BG Fire Department installs visit to Hannah More, a Frank- lin Central High School ju- AED's in its community nior, on May 14. Hannah was presented with a Shining Star The Beech Grove Fire Department will provide initial and re-certification training Award for her volunteer ef- begin implementation of a comprehensive for all city employees, businesses and citi- forts within the city – partic- Community Risk Reduction Program for zens. The Beech Grove Fire Department ularly last fall, when Hannah sudden Cardiac Arrest. The program will currently provides CPR/AED to all eighth dressed as a headless horseman provide the initial groundwork for a Com- grade students that attend Beech Grove and rode along top of her horse munity Public Access Defibrillation program Middle School. Its goal is to provide quar- during Southport’s Halloween for the City of Beech Grove. The first phase terly community CPR/AED Classes that will Party. started in May with the placement of six be scheduled at Hornet Park Community “I would like to thank the Automatic External Defibrillators (AED’S) Center over the next two years. All courses mayor for awarding me the Fom left to right, Southport Mayor Jesse Testruth, Hannah More and within the community. City employees will will be provided under American Heart As- Rose Harrison. Shining Star,” Hannah said. “It’s be able to provide the crucial steps needed sociation Guidelines for Instruction. To sign cool he thought of an award for in the chain of survival with early defibrilla- up for a CPR Class contact the Beech Grove volunteering because volunteering is really “I expected him to be antsy,” Hannah said. “He was calm and posed for pictures. It was tion and CPR. The second phase of the pro- Fire Department at (317) 808-5604. important. You don’t do it for yourself; you gram will target community education and do it for the community as a whole.” really cool because it wasn’t me at the cen- ter of attention. It was the costume. No one training in CPR and AED usage. The Beech To read this submitted article in its en- Hannah said she was asked to dress the Grove Fire Department will provide more tirety and learn about key locations for AED part of the headless horseman because her knew who I was for a while.” There to watch Hannah receive her award than 12 defibrillators in locations and in city Placement, visit ss-times.com/ bgfire-imple- horse would be calm enough to not get vehicles throughout the next year. ments-community-risk-reduction-program. spooked when Hannah put on the costume. was her mother, Jen Coryell, Hannah’s grandparents and twin sister. The Beech Grove Fire Department will The Southside Times VIEWS ss-times.com • Week of May 21-27, 2015 5

OUR VIEW HUMOR Honoring those Top ten things learned moving to who fought for a smaller place freedom By Torry Stiles (Dear friends - My Memorial Day, formerly known as Deco- family has moved ration Day, to honor fallen soldiers who died deep into the 46227 during the Civil War, is a time-honored cel- zone. The living ebration and remembrance to honor the space is smaller and brave men and women who have fought and we have to down- died in the military service of the United size. It has been a States of America. fun week of dump- Whether you’ve lost a friend, family mem- ster-diving boxes ber, or significant other—or you know some- and begging for trucks.) one who has—this holiday is much more than a day off from work or school. This is 10. Always leave a bathroom light on in a a chance to respectfully honor fallen veter- new house.... and adjust your aim for the ans and reflect upon their ultimate sacrifice new place. for the liberties and safeties of the American 9. Friends who will work for pizza and beer people. are valuable. Ones who will work for just the Without the bravery of those who gave promise of pizza and beer are priceless. their lives, we could not enjoy the many 8. I have underwear in there somewhere. comforts we have today. Whether it’s as sim- ple as reading this paper or cheering your fa- BACKSHOP 7. Why does it seem so important to pack a vorite driver down at the Indianapolis Motor box of stale cereal that nobody likes? Speedway, we should not take for granted 6. We are all going to regret the Internet in the sacrifices made for the betterment of our a few more years. One of the joys of moving country. As we were just saying … is finding that box full of your kids' baby pic- tures. ....and embarrassing them by upload- …………………………………… Well, there you are, Mr. Candidate! No (R-Ark.), with whom we don’t side on much, ing them on Facebook. sooner do we accuse Gov. Chris Christie scored points with us on this: “We don't cre- We wish all the drivers in this weekend’s 5. Nothing shows how much you've grown (R-N.J.) of losing his bluster (The South- ate good jobs for Americans by entering into like a trash bag full of your old skinny jeans. race the best of luck. And we wish all the side Times, May 14) than does he release unbalanced trade deals that forego congres- race-goers luck, too, that you don’t get sun- this gem about President Barack Obama sional scrutiny, and then looking the other 4. Mice eat BenGay lotion. A whole tube. burned, adult beverages spilled on you, or (D-White House) and trade initiatives: “I've way as the law is ignored so that we can im- 3. Just because I CAN lift a washing machine that you drop your Brickyard Burger in the said that the only way I would give fast-track port low-wage labor, undercut American into my truck unassisted that doesn't mean infield. The five second rule is just a myth; trade authority to a president was if it was workers, and drive wages lower than the I should. it’s better to cut your losses and hope your a president that could actually … negotiate Dead Sea.” That’s something of a haymaker. driver has better luck. well, and after watching the way this presi- Are the Republicans showing some fire? Yes. 2. That we owned, until recently, at least sev- dent has negotiated with folks in Iran, I have Will it last? We doubt it. en electric skillets. Seven.... and we've found real concerns about giving this president at least that many crock pots. the ability to negotiate on his own.” As do 1. That "sets" are important. Living room we. With regard to the Trans-Pacific Part- sets. Christmas dish sets. Percocets. Darvo- OOPS! nership, Donald Trump (R-You Name It), in cets. a joint statement with Americans for Lim- The Edgewood Bulldogs 10u travel team ited Government, offered: “Instead of fast- tracking TPP, Congress should pass legisla- recently came in first place at the 1st Annual Brian Kelly Rick Myers Slugfest Baseball Tourney. Their placing was tion that holds China and Japan accountable Brian Kelly and Rick Myers are co-owners of Times-Leader incorrect in the May 14 issue of The South- for currency manipulation.” The U.S. Senate was scheduled to vote last week to advance Publications, LLC (parent company of The Southside Times). side Times. We regret the error. Write them at [email protected]. the legislation. Former Gov. Mike Huckabee The Southside Times welcomes BELIEVE IT! QUOTE OF THE WEEK letters to the editor in good taste. Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical All submissions are subject to editing. laws on the books. 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IFD private says she gets to serve in the Kristi Hamblin 'best of both worlds as a firefighter/paramedic

What has been one of your most BEHIND the BADGE gratifying moments on the job? My favorite moments on the job are with Kristi Hamblin has served as a firefight- the comradery among my coworkers. The er/paramedic for 17 years. She was a para- people I work with are truly a second family. medic with Wishard Memorial Hospital for We laugh, we joke, we tease, but most im- six years prior to being hired as a firefight- portantly, we have each other’s backs. er with the Indianapolis Fire Department in 2004, she said she gets to participate in “the What aspect of the job do you best of both worlds” by working on the fire find most challenging? engine and at times still getting to use her Being away from my three little ones for paramedic skills. 24 hours at a time is tough, missing holidays “It’s exciting to be able to know that at any and games. But on a positive note, I have given moment, we’re here to save people’s more days off to spend with them. lives,” Hamblin said. “It’s a rewarding job. It’s fun. You basically come to your second home.” What do you enjoy doing in Hamblin was born and raised on the your off-time? Southside of Indianapolis and currently re- I enjoy spending time with my family, sides on the Southwest side with her hus- traveling with my daughter’s traveling soft- band, Brian, and their three children. ball team, roller skating and taking as man What was your inspiration to vacations as I can. Photo by Nicole Davis become a firefighter? What are your future goals, Kristi Hamblin I always knew I wanted a career based professionally or personally? on helping people. A friend of mine was a I am currently studying very hard for an What would you have done if you Wishard paramedic. He invited me on a ride upcoming promotion process to lieutenant. hadn’t of became a firefighter? along. I instantly fell in love in public service. Compiled by Nicole Davis I plan to continue working hard, training Originally my goal was to become an I worked at a fire department and on an am- hard and giving 100 percent so I can con- emergency room physician, but I know I am bulance, separately. When I joined the fire tinue doing the best job I can for the com- where I am supposed to be. I wouldn’t trade service in 1997, I realized I found my calling. munity. my career for anything.

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May at Indy 500 is Southport native Robin Miller continues his hunt always ‘Miller’s Time’ for news stories and passion for the Indy 500

COVER STORY subsequent lawsuit was settled out of court, man” but now he has given him a loftier title: feature on Racer’s web site. he and Foyt have become friends over the “Racer.” Tom Sneva is a pal. So are Bill Vu- One of the reasons Miller has been so suc- By Rick Shaffer years. kovich Jr. and Johnny Parsons Jr., whose fa- cessful as journalist is the fact he raced him- In fact, many drivers have become thers were 500 winners. Sadly, some friends self. After starting out in a Formula Ford, Baby boomers who grew up in Indianap- friends—some of them big names. Mario lost their lives while racing. Miller’s friend- Miller switched to USAC Midgets. Over the olis have always had their own unique rite Andretti used to call him “Mr. Newspaper- ship with Art Pollard was reflected in a years, he worked with a number of people of passage. Instead of a visit to touching tribute after Pollard who would move up from small cars to Indy a circus or a concert or a ma- died in a crash at IMS in 1973. cars as drivers or mechanics. As a result, jor league baseball game, there Almost prophetically, Pollard Miller developed an incredible network of was that all-important first had once told Miller: “Kid, if sources within the IndyCar community. It’s trip to the Indianapolis Motor “Robin’s great; you’re going to race cars, you’re a closed community, but inside everyone Speedway. going to crash them.” knows everyone’s business. For 1967 Southport High he’s very smart. Fast forward to 2015 and the The Sunday, May 24 Indianapolis 500 will School graduate Robin Mill- month of May naturally finds be the 99th and Miller’s 57th. It’s been a long er, his rite of passage came in He has great Miller on the Speedway grounds way since his first glimpse of the 500, but it’s 1958 when he and his father passion for this talking to various people and been a nice journey. stood on the IMS golf course hunting for stories he will report and watched that year’s race sport. He wants either on television, radio, mag- free of charge. By the time Bob azine or online. Miller, you see, Miller start purchasing proper to see IndyCar just might be the No. 1 journalist tickets for the 500, his son was in the business when it comes to already hooked on “the Great- racing succeed. covering IndyCar racing. est Spectacle in Auto Racing.” “Robin’s great; he’s very At age 65, he’s still fascinated Quite frankly, no smart,” says 1986 Indy 500 win- by what he sees at 16th and ner and current team owner Georgetown. one is better.” Bobby Rahal. “He has great pas- Part of the Miller family 500 sion for this sport. He wants to ritual included a visit to the see Indy-car racing succeed. golf course clubhouse the day - 1986 Indy 500 winner Quite frankly, no one is better.” after the race where many In- From Indy 500 spectator, he dy-car drivers could be found and current team graduated to Indy 500 partici- having breakfast in the restau- owner Bobby Rahal pant by helping his all-time hero rant. He particularly recalls Jim Hurtubise. In 1968, Hur- getting A.J. Foyt’s autograph tubise became the last driver to after the 1962 race. qualify a front-engined road- “I was thrilled to get an auto- ster for the 500 and on race day, graph from A.J., who had won Miller found himself holding up the race the year before,” Mill- the pit board, inches away from er recalled. “I started to walk cars traveling 200 miles per hour away and he says: ‘Don’t you down the main straightaway. It want Ebb Rose’s autograph?’ was an exhilarating experience, Ebb had been in the race too, to say the least. but I really didn’t know who he The next stop was the sports (Rose) was, so I ended up get- department of the Indianapo- ting both of their autographs.“ lis Star where he was part of It would be the first face- its annual 500 team from 1969 Robin Miller’s Top 5 to-face meeting Miller would until his unceremonious firing have with the legendary four- Favorite Things: in 2001. But his release from time Indy 500 race winner, but the paper allowed him to wid- there would be more to come, 1. The Indianapolis 500 en his journalistic horizons and most notably a 1981 encounter on given any day this month he 2. Pepsi when Foyt “strongly protest- can be found working on a story 3. Mug N' Bun ed” Miller’s story in The Star. for NBC Sports Network, Rac- Miller responded by writing 4. Basketball er Magazine or Autosport – to a scathing column that ques- name a few. His Miller’s Mailbag 5. Long's yeast donuts tioned some of Foyt’s car prep- Photo by Rick Myers has become a popular weekly aration techniques. Although a 8 Week of May 21-27, 2015 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD The Southside Times

Clinton, Ind. He lived in Zionsville, OBITUARIES Donnie Lynn Henson Mary R. Newcombe McCrory Ind., and was preceded in death Donnie Lynn Henson, 50, of Indianapolis, died on Linson Randolph by his parents, Carl and Dora Monday, May 11, 2015. He was born on Feb. 3, Beatty, his brother Robert and Mary R. Newcombe McCrory Linson Randolph, 96, Marilyn Riser Atkinson 1965 in Indianapolis to Eugene of Greenwood, died on April 1, 2015. She was born Marilyn Riser Atkinson, 83, of Greenwood, died sister, Rose Porter. He is survived and Betty (Jayco) Butler. Donnie on Sunday, May 17, 2015. She was born on Nov. by his brother, Carl and wife, in Muncie, Ind. on Sept. 6, 1918 to Rev. James New- was employed with Republic Na- combe and Grace King Newcombe. Mary attended 1, 1931, the daughter of the late Lois Beatty; son, Steven Beatty; tional Distributing Company for Harry and Jessie Reel Riser of daughter, Susan Le Vay, and her high school in Burket, Ind. and graduated in 1937. the past 17 years. He is survived Mary had three marriages and enjoyed raising Vincennes, Ind. After gradua- husband, Dan Le Vay; son, John Beatty, and wife, by his wife, Marcy McGinley Hen- tion from Vincennes High School Annette; and grandchildren: James and Jonathan her family of eight children. She lived in a service- son; daughter, Angela Henson centered life, which included championing spe- in 1950, she attended Indiana Le Vay, Jordan, Cory and Jamie Beatty. He served (Joseph McCoy); granddaughter, University, where she earned a in the US Army and earned a BS and MS in Busi- cial education, public broadcasting for children’s Emma Henson; brother-in-law, shows and child evangelism. Mary was preceded degree in Elementary Education. ness and Economics at Indiana State University. Robert Hizer; sister-in-law, Marsha Hizer; nephew, Her teaching career included Ft. Dave worked for Standard Oil and GTE, where he in death by husbands D. Kenton McCrory, Ray H. Jessie Hizer; niece, Hailey Hizer; great-nephew, Linson and Vola Randolph; her parents; brother, Wayne, Indianapolis, and Center was named Secretary-Treasurer. During his career Jessie Lee Hizer, Jr.; and many siblings. A celebra- Grove schools in Johnson County. She earned her with GTE, Dave lived in Fort Wayne and Indianapo- J. Wade, Carver and Robert Newcombe; sisters, tion of his life was on May 16 in Lauck & Veldhof Mildred Barnett and Martha Reed; and son, Jeffrey Master’s degree from Butler University in 1971. lis, Indiana, Wisconsin and Michigan. Dave was an Funeral & Cremation Services, 1458 S. Meridian St. Marilyn was a Sunday School teacher, a co-shep- avid golfer, loved to read, enjoyed jazz music, and Linson. She is survived by sons, Stephen Linson, herd of a flock of elder people, was a co-leader had many friends and family. A memorial service William (Carole Sue) Linson and Thomas (Karen) with her husband of a Singles Group, and loved is May 30, 3 p.m. at Broadway United Methodist JoAnne Hestand Linson; and daughters Joan Campbell, Karen (Phil- singing in the choir for many years. She served as Church, Indianapolis. Services have been entrust- JoAnne Hestand, 82, of Greenwood, died May 12, lip) Paswater, Margaret (Jerry) Means and Tammy a volunteer at the Salvation Army Food Pantry, and ed to Simplicity Funeral and Cremation Care. 2015. She was born Jan. 11, 1933 in Indianapolis to (Bernhard) Wallman; brother, Gene Newcombe; 13 also served on the Board of Directors of The Salva- the late Marvin and Blanche (Johnson) McCreary. grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. A tion Army of Johnson County, as both Chairman She is survived by her children, Lenora L. Wagoner, celebration of life will be May 30, 11 a.m. at New Phyllis Joan Collier Linda L. Wiggs, Lisa L. Knight, and Carl A. Hestand; Hope Church, 5307 W. Fairview Rd., Greenwood. of the Board and as a member. Marilyn and Glenn Phyllis Joan Collier, 85, of Indianapolis, died on Milton Atkinson were married on June 26, 1955 in eight grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Child May 16, 2015. She was born on March 13, 1930 She was preceded in death by her brothers, Eldon Evangelism Fellowship of Indiana, 3309 W. 96th Vincennes, and they were married for nearly 60 to the late Cecil and Lena Eggers. Phyllis was a years. Marilyn is survived by her husband Glen; and William McCreary. JoAnne worked as a secre- St., Indianapolis, IN 46268-1106. member of Garfield Park Baptist Church where, in tary for Central Stainless for 19 years and Kohl’s for sons and daughters-in-law, Andrew and Penny her earlier years, she served as deaconess, Sunday Atkinson, Matthew and Amie Atkinson, and Mi- about 10 years before retiring. She was a member Kathleen (Deem) Rapp school teacher, and organist/pianist. She was a of the Southwood Assembly of God Church, Red chael and Jeni Atkinson; nine grandchildren, Em- former member of Lyndhurst Baptist Church. Phyl- Kathleen (Deem) Rapp, 87, Greenwood, died on ily Atkinson Page and husband Garrett, Jessie Hat Society, and she was a prayer partner for Trin- May 17, 2015. She was born in Bloomington on lis had worked as a secretary at Stokley Van Camp ity Broadcasting Network. A service was May 15 Atkinson, Drew Atkinson, Adrian Atkinson, Mariah for many years. She was an avid gardener and March 6, 1928 to the late Arthur Deem and Maude Atkinson, Chad Atkinson, Ellen Atkinson, David Friday at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crema- (Glasgow) Dillman. Prior to marrying her late hus- enjoyed baking, knitting, crocheting, sewing, jig- tory, Greenwood Chapel, 481 W. Main St., Green- Atkinson, and Julia Atkinson; four great-grandchil- saw and crossword puzzles. Phyllis is survived by band, John William Rapp, Jr., she had worked as dren, Aubree, Bryce, Caitlyn, and Dilynn Page; and wood. JoAnne will be laid to rest in Greenwood an operator for Indiana Bell Telephone Company her daughters, Peggy (Cliff) Readout, Donna (Ken Cemetery. Memorial contributions are suggested her brother, Harry E. Riser. Dr. Charles C. Lake and - deceased) Lockhart, Candy (Stu) Sutliff; grand- until they began raising their family. She was a Rev. Dean Jones officiated a memorial service on in JoAnne’s memory to the March of Dimes, 6330 stay at home mom to their four children, an out- children, Lisa (Bob) Dupuis, John (Renee) Read- E. 75th St. #306, Indianapolis, IN 46250. May 20, at Southland Community Church, 5800 out, Steve (Sarah) Readout, Tom Readout, Tamy standing cook and artistic, creating beautiful ce- W. Smith Valley Rd., Greenwood. She will be laid Aranow, Brad (Brittany) Lockhart, Brian (Candice) ramic pieces. Kathleen was a member of St. Mark’s to rest at Fairview Cemetery in Vincennes. Memo- Lockhart, Dustin Lockhart, Kelly (Sean) Price, and Thomas Knowles Catholic Church and a volunteer many years in rial contributions are suggested to the Salvation Jill (Corey) Simpson; and 11 great-grandchildren. Thomas Knowles, 52, originally from Orange, N.J., the St. Vincent de Paul Society. She is survived Army Food Pantry, 323 Market Plaza, Greenwood, She was preceded in death by her husband of 62 died on April 27, 2015. He is preceded in death by children, Rita (Russ) Courtney, Anita (Mike) IN 46142. Arrangements have been entrusted years, Earl T Collier; brothers and sisters, Imogene by his mother Margaret Knowles (McCarthy). He Hohmann, Stephen Rapp, and John William Rapp, to Wilson St.Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory, Fullen, Norman Eggers, Maurice Eggers, Clifford is survived by his son, Tommy Knowles and five III; 12 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren, five Greenwood Chapel. Eggers, Patty Mynatt and Joyce Eggers. Visitation siblings Linda Knowles (Davis) Brian, John, Joseph great-great-grandchildren and one brother, Leon- was May 19 at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Knowles and sister Heather McCarthy. Funeral ar- ard (Rosemary) Deem. Kathleen was preceded David R. Beatty Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. A rangements are by Funeral Service of New Jersey, in death by her husband, John William Rapp, Jr., David R. Beatty, 81, of Zionsville, died on May 10, funeral service was May 20 at the funeral home. Inc. Hillside, N.J. and a sister, Norma Jean Krygielski. Visitation 2015. He was born Dec. 2, 1933. Dave grew up in Phyllis will be laid to rest in Floral Park Cemetery. was May 20 at the G.H.Herrmann Funeral Home,

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1605 S. State Rd. 135, Greenwood. Private grave- Brian Silsbee and Debra and John Nims; six grand- side services is May 21, 11:30 a.m. at Forest Lawn children, Serena, David, Isaac, William, Matthew Memorial Gardens, 1977 S. State Rd. 135, Green- and Martina; and great-grandson, Damien; several  GOVERNMENT WATCHDOG  wood. Contributions in memory of Kathleen may nieces and nephews. Diana was an animal lover. be made to the 2015 Employee Christmas Fund at She was a member of VFW Auxiliary Post 2999 and the Greenwood Village Retirement Center. American Legion Auxiliary Post 230 in Martinsville. A funeral service was May 15 at Simplicity Funeral Dianna Sue Sines & Cremation Care, 7520 Madison Ave., Indianapo- Dianna Sue Sines, 65, of Indianapolis, died on Tues- lis. Memorial contributions may be made to the day, May 12, 2015. She was born March 8, 1950, in VFW National Home for Children, 3573 S. Waverly Muncie to the late Frederick Vernal and Barbara Rd., Eaton Rapids, MI 48827. Louise Barton Shaw. Dianna is survived by her hus- Greenwood Southport City band, Bill; daughter and son-in-law, Shala and Da- Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors vid Sutton; stepsons and their spouses, William E. are encouraged to send obituaries and print size photo- Common Council Council & Elaine Potter and Stephen Ray Sines; sisters and graphs to [email protected]. Information received by Meeting, May 18 Meeting, May 18 their spouses, Cheryl and Danny Ross, Kathy and noon Tuesday will be published Thursday. n What happened: Resolution No. 15-04 was n What happened: Ordinances 15.05.01 and introduced as an item of new business. 15.05.02 were approved. AROUND TOWN n What it means: The ordinance language n What it means: Ordinance 15.05.01 pro- states that, “it is desirable, advantageous, and posed the lease of two police vehicles. “By get- in the public interest for the City of Greenwood ting the first two vehicles (last year), we saved Energeo Staffing opens and Johnson County to enter into an interlo- thousands of dollars in gas and repairs,” said cal agreement to allow the City and County to Mayor Jesse Testruth at the meeting, explaining Greenwood branch share the costs of replacing Culvert #P067, also the benefits of getting two additional cars. known as the Market Plaza Culvert…” The total Ordinance 15.05.02 establishes rules for the cost for the project (estimated to be complet- Energeo (Greek word meaning “The One help companies and candidates in the John- Parks Department: the park is open dawn to ed during the remainder of the 2015 calendar dusk, sleeping in the park is prohibited and al- to Work With”) Staffing is will open a new son County area explore many new opportu- year) is $247,313.54 (including construction staffing office at 914 E. Main St., Suite 115, nities. Our entire team has already enjoyed cohol in the park is prohibited. Violations are surveying, installation, dewatering and demo- punishable by fines: $75 for first violation, $100 Greenwood. The office is in addition to their working with numerous people in Green- lition) and the City will pay the initial project for second violation in a 12-month period and main office located in Plainfield, and will offer wood so opening this new location makes costs; Johnson County then has 60 days to pay $150 for the third. a full range of staffing and employment ser- sense for us because it will allow us to bet- its one-half share. n What’s next? Rules were suspended, so these vices in the light industrial, clerical, profes- ter serve that area,” said Linda Kelly, Branch n What’s next? More discussion at the next ordinances will go in effect. sional, and accounting industries. Manager of the Plainfield office. regularly scheduled Common Council meeting “With our new expansion, we are excited to on June 1. ………………………………… Indiana Members Foundation raises In brief… • On or about June 1, Sheek Road will be closed n What happened: Resolutions 6, 7 and 8 were more than $19,000 for charity for approximately 90 days between Worthsville approved by the council. Road and Central Park Boulevard. Access to CR n What it means: Resolution 6 establishes 75 E will be reopened at that time and the new the hours the Southport Police Chief works, to Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU), the necessities essential for learning and detour route from Worthsville Road will be CR make him eligible for the Public Employees Re- Central Indiana’s largest credit union, host- succeeding in their education. Highlights 75 E to Stop 18 Road. Stop signs have been tirement Fund. placed at Stop 18 Road and CR 75 E in anticipa- ed their sixth annual charity fundraising of the evening included hors d’oeuvres, a si- tion of this new detour route. Resolution 7 will enlarge Southport’s enroll- event, Hooray for Hollywood, to benefit lent auction with online bidding, casino en- ment in the Public Employees Retirement Fund. the Indiana Members Foundation, at Bank- tertainment, DJ and dance floor, awards for • The intersection of West Main Street and Aver- This will go into effect July 1. ers Life Fieldhouse, on May 14. More than best dressed, and an opportunity to take itt Road will be closed beginning June 1, 2015. This intersection will be closed for the construc- Resolution 8 stated that the Redevelopment 150 people attended the event which raised candid photos in the photo booth. Prima- tion of a new roundabout. The roundabout is Commission wants to establish uniformity of more than $19,000 for the Indiana Members ry event sponsors for the evening included expected to be completed in August. For more branding through all government units, recom- Foundation. The mission of the foundation QSI, Stephen J. Hyatt, Attorney at Law, WPB information and updates, visit greenwood. mending the adoption of branding guidelines. is to provide school children in the India- Constructors, Ivan Ekhaus Insurance Agen- in.gov or call the Greenwood Engineering Divi- n What’s next? These resolutions will go into napolis and surrounding communities with cy, Enterprise and Employee Benefits Group. sion at (317) 887-5230. effect.

LiveLight Clinic opens second Compiled by In brief… Nicole Davis & Eric Ellis • Southport Police Chief Thomas Vaughn recog- nized officer Ryan Bowersox with a certificate of location in Greenwood commendation for his work assisting Indianap- olis Metropolitan Police Department with an ar- LiveLight Clinic with the Greater Green- utilizing a unique plan specifically created The Southside Times welcomes rest for kidnapping. wood Chamber of Commerce hosted a Rib- for each person’s body, needs and lifestyle letters to the editor in good taste. • The Parks Department has added a meeting bon Cutting on May 14 at the LiveLight in a nonjudgmental and supportive environ- on the third Monday of each month, 1 p.m., for Clinic’s new southside location, 8350 S. ment. For more information or to schedule All submissions are subject to editing. event planning. Emerson Ave., Suite 140, Indianapolis. Dr. an appointment, call (317) 344-0930 or visit Please send to [email protected]. • Upcoming events are June 13, a Luau for Sec- Christy Kirkendol Watson (Dr. Christy)’s ap- LiveLightClinic.com. All letters must be signed. Please include ond Saturday in Southport; June 14 Flag Retire- proach to weight loss is scientifically based ment Ceremony. For more information, visit a daytime phone number for southportevents.org. Send your Southside news to: [email protected] verification purposes only. 10 Week of May 21-27, 2015 • ss-times.com NIGHT & DAY The Southside Times

Where: Franklin Central High School auditorium at medal and championship T-shirt. | When: May 30, CALENDAR 6215 S. Franklin Rd., Indianapolis. | Cost: $5 admis- GREENWOOD 1 p.m. | Where: Baxter YMCA, 7900 S. Shelby St., sion. | Info: Visit indyairbears.org. Indianapolis. | Info: Contact Sports Director Joel Steak or Chicken Dinner • Greenwood VFW Post Hudson, [email protected] or (317) 865-6456. BEECH GROVE 5864 has set the fourth Friday of each month as a Steak or Chicken dinner night. Those attending St. Mark Alumni Dinner • The annual dinner is Beautify Emerson Ave. Benefit Concert • Beau- GARFIELD PARK the dinner have a choice of steak or chicken. Both open to 21 and over St. Mark alumni. Tickets will tify Beech Grove and Mayor Buckley team up to meals in-clude baked potato, salad, roll and butter. be available after Masses on May 30 for $10/ticket raise money to beautify the Emerson Avenue cor- Chalkfest • Chalk Fest! will give artists of all ages | When: May 22, 6 – 8 p.m. Karaoke begins 2 p.m. | or $40/5 tickets. | When: June 20, 5:30 p.m. | Where: ridor with foliage, banners and additional lighting a chance to decorate the paths throughout Gar- Where: 333 S. Washington St., Greenwood. | Cost: 535 E. Edgewood Ave., Indianapolis. | Info: Contact with a benefit concert featuring Big Rosco and the field Park with creative concepts using the chalk as $10. | Info: (317) 888-2488. Hammers and a silent auction. | When: May 21, their paint brush and the sidewalk as their canvas. Angi Swiezy, (317) 213-5665 or email swiezy1@aol. com or the Parish office at (317) 787-8246. 8-10 p.m. | Where: O’Gara’s Irish Pub. | Info: Visit Bring your own kit or buy one for $3. | When: May Memorial Day Poppy Drive • The Greenwood beechgrove.com. 30, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. | Where: The Garfield Park Arts Memorial VFW Post 5864 will host its Poppy Drive. Center, 2432 Conservatory Dr., Indianapolis. | Info: Volunteers are welcome. Proceeds benefit the Memorial Service • The City of Beech Grove and Call (317) 327-7135 or visit gpacarts.org. post’s Relief Fund, helping veterans, their families SOUTHPORT the Beech Grove American Legion Post 276 will and children. | When: May 23, 9 a.m. | Where: Trac- host a Memorial Service. The service begins with Earth Friendly Festival & Summer Reading tor Supply, U.S. 31 in Greenwood; Tractor Supply, Paint Southport • Paint Southport a beautifica- a flag dedication ceremony and the Memorial Ser- Kickoff • There will be face painting, balloon ani- Franklin; Tractor Supply, Brookville Rd.; O’Malia’s tion project will launch its first project to beau- vice will start after. | May 23, 10:30 a.m. | Where: mals, kids crafts and more. At 11 a.m., the Central Supermarket, S.R. 135; Rural King, U.S. 31; Marsh tify the community and encourage public involve- Sarah T. Bolton Park, Churchman Avenue and 13th Indiana Beekeepers Association will present the Supermarket, S.R. 135; Golden Corral, S.R. 135; ment in the arts with the City of Southport. SoArts St. entrance. | Info: Visit beechgrove.com. program, "Understanding and Caring for Hon- Sam’s Club, Emerson Ave.; Walmart, S.R. 135; and The City of Southport seek proposals from art- eybees." At 1 p.m., Paula Scott-Franz will present Walmart, Emerson Ave. | Info: Call (317) 888-2488. ists for a mural on the east end of the Southport Beech Grove Seniors Block Party • Join for good, an eco-friendly/reuse craft. At 2 p.m., Amy from Community Center. The theme is open. | When: music, dancing, games and prizes from the Beech South Circle Farms will present the program, Amazing Robotics • Join Red Alert 1741, an Painting will be done Aug. 8. | Where: 6901 Der- Grove Senior Center. | When: May 28, 11-2 p.m. | "Raised Bed Gardening." | When: May 30, 10 a.m. – award-winning robotics team from Center Grove byshire Rd. | Info: Visit SoArts.org/paintsouthport- Where: Sarah T. Bolton Park, Beech Grove. | Info: 3 p.m. | Where: Garfield Park Branch, 2502 Shelby High School, in getting a hands-one look at ro- wall.pdf for applications. Call (317) 788-4987. St., Indianapolis. | Info: Call (317) 275-4490. bots!| When: May 30, 2 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Public Library, 310 S. Meridian St. | Info: Call (317) AROUND TOWN Pee Wee’s Big Adventure • Indy Parks presents 885-5036 or visit greenwoodlibrary.us. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP the 2015 Summer Movie on the Lawn. | When: Memorial Services May 30, dusk or 9 p.m. | Where: Garfield Arts Cen- scheduled for Jump Rope Spectacular • The INDY AIR BEARS ter, 2432 Conservatory Dr., Indianapolis. | Info: Visit INDIANAPOLIS jump rope team based in Franklin Township will indy.gov/concerts or call (317) 327-PARK. Greenwood cemeteries present their 26th annual Jump Rope Spectacular. Memorial Day Service • The Indiana Munici- This high-energy show involves a variety of jump pal Band, consisting of 68 members, will give a The Greenwood & Whiteland Veterans Of rope artistry combined with acrobatic skills and 30-minute patriotic musical prelude. The service Foreign Wars and the Greenwood American choreographed to music. | When: May 29, 7 p.m. | will take place, honoring all veterans who are serv- Legion Posts will jointly sponsor the annu- ing, have served or will serve. | When: May 25, 10 al Memorial Service Program at each of the a.m. prelude. 10:30 a.m. start. | Where: Veteran’s Memorial Plaza, 8575 E. Raymond St., Indianapolis. Greenwood Cemeteries this Saturday morn- | Info: Call (317) 356-7579. ing, presented by their Greenwood/White- MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE land Honor Guard and the Ladies Auxilia- AT THE HOOSIER PATRIOT MEMORIAL Indianapolis Music Collectors’ Convention • The ries of each Post. The invocation, the setting music show and sale will be open to the public, of the wreath, rifle volley and taps will be ON THE GROUNDS OF with thousands of recycled, out-of-print and hard conducted in each of the five local Cemeter- to find records, CDs, DVDs and other music-related ies at the flag pole area. Services will begin at WASHINGTON PARK EAST items. | When: May 31, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. | Where: Rock Lane at 9 a.m. followed by Greenwood La Quinta Inn, 5120 Victory Dr., Indianapolis. | Info: at 9:30, Mount Pleasant at 10, Olive Branch Call (317) 882-3378. CEMETERY at 10:30 and at Forest Lawn at 11 where the Honor Guard and Ladies Auxiliary will be JOHNSON COUNTY part of Forest Lawn's annual Memorial pro- HONORING THE MEN AND WOMEN THAT GAVE gram presentation. THEIR LIVES PROTECTING OUR NATION’S FREEDOM Jim Curry Presents the Music of John Denver • Mallow Run hosts this concert on the lawn. | When: Franklin Twp. Historical May 30, 7 p.m. | Where: 6964 W. Whiteland Rd., Society requests items for sale Bargersville. | Cost: $15 in advance, $20 day of the Monday, May 25th show. | Info: Visit mallowrun.com. The Franklin Township Historical Soci- at 10:30 a.m. ety, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit is requesting dona- PERRY TOWNSHIP tions for its upcoming "indoor yard sale," to be held June 6 at the Franklin Township Civ- Washington Park East 10612 E. Washington Street Free Bariatric Surgery Class • Attend a free infor- ic League, 8822 Southeastern Ave. Proceeds mation seminar to learn more about obesity and from the sale will be used to help repair and surgical weight loss options. Bariatric team mem- maintain the Society's Meeting House, built Speakers for the event will include: bers will review surgery options, nutrition plans in 1871 and located at 6510 S. Franklin Road. and lifestyle changes, and answer questions. | Honorable Gregory A. Ballard, Mayor of Indianapolis & When: May 28, 5:30 p.m. | Where: Community Hos- The 144-year-old building needs a number pital South, Education Center, conference rooms 5 of things, including a new roof. Donations Major General R. Martin Umbarger, the Adjutant General of Indiana. and 6, 1402 E. County Line Rd., Indianapolis. | Info: will be accepted at the Civic League building Call (317) 887-7771. on Friday, June 5, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Those who The sounds of the 38th Division Brass Quintet, a 21-gun salute honoring our have items to donate but are unable to drop nations fallen and a three volley salute honoring Indiana’s fallen Soldiers, Sailors, Pickleball Tournament • Pickleball players from them that day may make other arrangements Airmen and Marines, will be a part of the annual Memorial Day program. around the city will participate in a double-elim- prior to that date by calling (812) 267-4651. ination tournament with the chance to win a For more information, visit FTHS.org. The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY ss-times.com • Week of May 21-27, 2015 11

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The Scoop: A staple restaurant in the Décor: Contemporary diner Bartender: Al Hofeling Franklin community, Ann’s Restaurant Type of food: Home cooking and Location: Bluebeard, 653 was founded in 1952 in downtown classic diner food Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, IN Franklin. Recently renovated, Ann’s 46203. (317) 686-1580 Restaurant provides a sleek, contem- Price of entries: $5 to $9 porary diner aesthetic, perfect meals Specialties: breaded tenderloin, Ingredients and directions: with family, friends and business meat loaf, biscuits and • 1 oz Antica Sweet meetings. Offering classic diner and gravy, burgers Vermouth 1L home cooked meals, Ann’s Restaurant • 1 oz Melody Brothers Bourbon Recommendations: • 1 oz Gran Classico (instead of Campari) is renowned for its breaded tender- Breaded Tenderloin loin, meatloaf, gourmet burgers, bis- • 3 drops of salinated water cuits and gravy and omelets. If you’re Hours: Monday through at Ann’s Restaurant during lunch time, Saturday 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. This drink is on ice inquire about its home cooked lunch- Location: 77 W. Monroe St., Garnish: Orange twist es available form 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Franklin, IN 46131 Unique aspect: Large parties are Telephone: (317) 736-5421 Compiled by able to book Ann’s Restaurant for Roberto Campos meeting and parties which take place Compiled by on the second floor of Ann’s Restau- Roberto Campos ANN'S RESTAURANT rant. BOULEVARDIER AROUND TOWN Pitch Perfect 2… Flanner and Buchanan host WHERE WE DINE Memorial Day Service More than a little off key Joy L Wallace, financial advisor A film can have a terrific, unique story for Edward Jones, 502 Main St. in Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Centers MOVIE REVIEW Beech Grove. will conduct a Memorial Day service on May that’s unlike anything ever done before, but 25, at the Hoosier Patriot Memorial on the that’s only part of the equation to a great Where do you like to dine? By Adam Staten Napoli Villa Italian Restaurant in grounds of Washington Park East Cemetery, film. If the audience isn’t able to connect o One of the biggest, from out of nowhere, or empathize with the characters, the film Beech Grove 10612 E. Washington St. At 10 a.m., a mu- surprise hits within the last couple years was sical patriotic medley will be performed by is likely to fail, both critically and at the box What do you like to eat there? 2012’s Pitch Perfect. It managed to do for office. This is where thePitch Perfect 2 suc- I like the chicken parmesan. the 38th Division Quintet and the Memori- acapella groups what Bridesmaids did for al Day Program will begin promptly at 10:30 ceeds. What do you like about this place? We like to bridal parties. Who would have thought a Fat Amy, Becca, and the eat there because we like to patronize local busi- a.m. The public is invited to attend. Speak- film about a group of wom- ers for the event will include the Gregory A. rest of the Bellas are all ter- nesses. Also Antoinette and Federico are from en in a college acapella rific, engaging characters the Italy and the food is the real deal. Ballard, Mayor of Indianapolis, and Major group would translate into help keep the laughs coming. Napoli Villa Italian Restaurant is located General R. Martin Umbarger, the Adjutant such box office good? Al- General of Indiana and Bargersville native. They all feel like real, authen- at 758 Main St. in Beech Grove. most immediately, it was tic characters and the friend- The phone number is (317) 783-4122 The ceremony will include a 21-gun how- announced that a sequel was itzer salute by the Indiana National Guard. ships between the characters on the way. Flash forward feel just as genuine. The in- Compiled by Brian Ruckle Also included in the program will be the un- three years and Pitch Perfect veiling of names of two Indiana military per- teraction between the char- 2 has finally landed in the- acters is a big reason why AROUND TOWN sonnel who have died in service since the last aters. But as is the question Memorial Day. They include Staff SGT Mat- audiences handed over Southside libraries kick off with any sequel, would the hard-earned money for the thew R. Ammerman, U.S. Army, and CPL second film hit the right note Summer Reading Program Jordan L. Spears, U.S. Marines. For more in- first film and is exactly why as the first or be off key. they would for the second. formation, visit flannerbuchanan.com/our- Pitch Perfect 2 picks up not Children of all ages and families are in- locations/washington-park-east-cemetery. On the story front, Pitch Perfect 2 is all to soon after the end of the first film. The over the place. The direction and the script vited to tune up their reading performance Barden Bellas are on the touring circuit af- and pump up the volume for reading during St. Roch hosts are so unfocused and undisciplined. Each ter capturing the top prize at the end of the character gets their own little story and it’s The Indianapolis Public Library’s 2015 Sum- Summer Choir Camp first film. The film opens with the Bellas- per way too much and the film never recovers. mer Reading Program, “Beatz & Bookz,” be- forming at Lincoln Center in front of the If you’re looking for this to be the original, ginning June 1 and continuing through July Students in grades five through eight President. The performance doesn’t quite you’ll be sorely disappointed. The laughs are 25 at all Southside branch locations and the from Indianapolis can sing, learn and per- go as planned. The character so lovingly re- still there, but it doesn’t quite hit the right Beech Grove Public Library. form in Summer Choir Camp. CANTATE ferred to as Fat Amy accidentally reveals far key. 2.5 out of 5. This year’s music theme is inspired by the will run Monday – Friday, July 20-31, 2-4 too much to the entire crowd. long-term support of 92.3 WTTS, whose p.m. and cost $100. Children going into sec- After the embarrassing incident, the Bel- Rock to Read concerts have generated nearly ond through fourth grades will be a part of las find themselves disbarred by the college Adam Staten lives in Perry Township $100,000 for Library programs since 2007. POCO VOCE which will run July 27-31, acapella governing board. The quick-think- and is a movie buff. Staten graduated Readers earn points for all books read, re- from University of Southern Indiana gardless of difficulty level, which can be -ex 12:30-1:30 p.m. and cost $50. Camps meet at ing Bellas are able to spot a loophole in the with a degree in Communication Stud- St. Roch School, and are directed by Angie bylaws that allow them to compete in the ies. changed for a variety of prizes donated by Schott and Meredith Riley. For more infor- world acapella competition. If they win the community businesses and organizations. mation, email [email protected]. world’s they’ll find themselves reinstated. 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BEECH GROVE CENTER GROVE CGHS students receive awards from Central Nine Career Center

Several Center Grove High School students received awards from the Central Nine Career Center at its annual awards program on May 7. Two Center Grove High School students received Achievement Awards. Junior Yuriy Clements received the award for Fire & Rescue. Senior Jonathan Iceno- gle received the honor for Landscape Management and Horticulture Tech- nology. The Achievement Award is given to students who demonstrate out- standing work, good attendance, good citizenship and an outstanding work Yuriy Clements ethic in the classroom and lab. Only one Achievement Award is given in each program. Hannah Eaton, Alyssa King, and Rachael Wibbels were named 2014-2015 National Technical Honor Society Members. To receive this honor, Central Nine students must maintain an overall grade point average of 3.0 or higher along with maintaining a 98 percent attendance rate and excellent discipline record. The student must also be recommended by his/her Central Nine teacher(s). Twenty-one Center Grove students total received merit awards Jonathan in their areas of study. 'Strikes Out' cancer event Icenogle Varsity Softball Coach Lois Speziale wrote, “I wanted to thank everyone who supported the BGHS Softball team in our 1st Annual Strike Out Cancer event on Tuesday. Whether you CGMSN student wins bought a t-shirt, attended the game, or both, your support was appreciated. We raised a good amount to donate to the American Cancer Society.” Optimist Club speech contest BG celebrates district art show Caleb Swartz, a sixth grade student at Middle School North, won the Op- Art teachers Kate Weller, Carey timist Club of 500 West-Indianapolis’s speech contest. His speech was based Tingle, Jonee Sutton, Lou Ann Pieper, on the theme “Optimism Should be a Priority.” and Rachel Long put together Beech Swartz was awarded an Optimist Essay Gold Medal and $250.00 for the Grove Community School district’s honor. In addition, his essay was sent to the district level. annual art show, sponsored by the Caleb Swartz Beech Grove Education Founda- tion’s Board of Directors. Volunteer staff was: Jana Buckler, Tasha Ramey, FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP and Christine Springer. Jersey Mike’s Subs donated cookies and sub cou- pons, and Sheila Corey, Teacher’s Franklin Township airs up the balloons Credit Union, donated gift cards for each art teacher.

ICC award winning artists

The Indiana Community Center (ICC) Art Competition is a contest that involves all of the Indiana Crossroad Conference schools. There are eight schools involved in the compe- tition. The Art part of the competition started in 2006. Beech Grove has won this contest six times out of the last 10 years.

Franklin Township Middle School East eighth graders launch hot air balloons made from Send your Southside school news to: tissue paper each year as a lab activity. The annual tradition took place on May 15. While this year’s event was cut short due to rain, students gathered that morning to launch their bal- [email protected] for print consideration loons in front of the school’s baseball diamond. The Southside Times IN OUR SCHOOLS ss-times.com • Week of May 21-27, 2015 15

PERRY TOWNSHIP PERRY TOWNSHIP PMHS's biology class makes PMHS's Bowman to play blankets for children’s hospital at St. Joseph College Members of Mrs. Knight’s Perry Meridian High Falcon Academy Biolo- School senior, Justin Bow- gy Class at Perry Meridian man, commits to play Golf at High School made blan- St. Joseph’s College. Pictures kets for Peyton Manning from left, Melissa Bowman Children’s Hospital patients (mother), Justin Bowman, over the course of the week Paul Bowman (father) and as they were studying about standing Coach Sebold. cancer and its affects. The students made five blankets under the guidance of class student assistant, sopho- more, Olivia Kavanaugh. Olivia has donated hun- From left, Leah Peterson, Alyssa Rice, Jeff Piercefield, Eric Inman, Christina dreds of blankets to PMCH Almanza, Anthony Pasch and Chris Yates. over the past three years with her service project PMHS's Von Storm earns “Blankets for Hope.” Ball State scholarship Hill and Orr named Perry Meridian High School senior, Von Storm, is the re- cipient of the Whitinger Scholarship at Ball State Universi- All-Conference Athletes ty. This award is given annually to 10 entering freshmen. In Perry Meridian High School announced its All-Conference Ball State’s class of over 3,600 students, this is considered the Athletes: Alexis Hill (sophomore) for shot put and Heather most prestigious and competitive scholarship offered. Von Orr (sophomore) for high jump. will receive full tuition, room and board for four years.

PAROCHIAL PAROCHIAL Lutheran High School’s Roncalli hosts Academic Yuki Hachiya Earns ISSMA Gold Honors reception A capacity crowd of over 900 Yuki Hachiya, a junior at Lutheran High Foreign Links Around the Globe (F.L.A.G.) people was on hand May 7 at School, earned Gold at the Indiana State Beyond program. She is the daughter of Hi- The Atrium Banquet Hall for School Music Association state competition. toshi and Keiko Hachiya of Tsukuba, Japan the 25th Annual Roncalli High She played “Prelude and Allegro” by Fritz and has lived with host family, Gary and School Academic Honors Re- Kreisler in the solo violin event. Yuki is an Nancy StClair of Indianapolis for the 2014- ception. Those honored at the exchange student from Japan through the 15 school year. annual banquet were seniors who have earned academic or merit-based scholarships, stu- SSFC school hosts 1st 5k dents who have earned awards at outside academic competi- and 1 Mile Fun Run tions and all students who have been named Outstanding Stu- Saints Francis & Clare Catholic School dents of the Year in all curricu- hosted its First Annual 5K & Family Fun Run lar offerings. During the pro- From left, Kathleen Lynch, Annie Wagner, Cat Yanis, Kerry Lynch. on May 9. There were more than 500 peo- gram the winners of the annual Wagner and Yanis were the winners of the Katie Lynch-- Live, Laugh, ple in attendance. There were 562 registrants endowed scholarships were an- Love Memorial Scholarship. They are pictured with Katie Lynch’s for the race and 325 runners participated in nounced. We congratulate the mother, Kathleen and sister, Kerry. the 5K and 237 in the 1 Mile Fun Run. Fol- following students: Clark Family lowing the 5K & Fun Run, race goers stayed STARS Scholarship – Morgan for the festivities. There was face painting, Kincaid, Aleksey Oehrle; Roncalli High School Leadership Scholarship – Kate Myers; Jeffrey temporary tattoos, bounce houses, a DJ (DJ N. Perkins Memorial Scholarship – Annie Richardson; Martin R. Eckstein Scholarship – Ali Denver), and a T-shirt tie-dye station. Food cross the finish line placing 2nd in his age Fox, Htoo Thu; Katie Lynch – Live, Laugh, Love Memorial Scholarship –Annie Wagner, Cat vendors were Ella’s Frozen Yogurt, and Big group and 10th overall out of 231 runners. Yanis; Anna’s Celebration of Life Scholarship – Emry Himes, Dylan Holok; Jennifer McKin- Wampus BBQ. Three Saints Francis & Clare students ney Memorial Scholarship – Kristen Henke; Emily Winters Lipps Young Women’s Scholar- For the 5K, 7th grader Nathan Hart was placed first in their age groups: Allie Dafforn, ship – Shayla Cabalan; Wong Family Scholarship – Logan Smith. the first Saints Francis & Clare Student to Alex Barkley, Bella Maupin-Anderson. 16 Week of May 21-27, 2015 • ss-times.com TERRY LEE COMMUNITY - TIMESOGRAPHY The Southside Times

Breaking walls for innovation

University of Indianapolis begins Krannert Memorial Library renovation

By Nicole Davis University of Indianapolis’ Krannert Memorial Library was built in 1977 under the leadership of President Emeritus Gene E. Sease. While it hasn’t seen renovation since that time, that’s about to change. By September, the library designed by RATIO Architects, will reopen with a new interior designed for flex- ibility and digital connectivity. “Knowledge has become so much easier to acquire now than simply going to a library to read books,” Sease said. “Life has changed dramatically and the building needed to change dramatically. I’m so excited that we are going to open it to the ease and the kind of technology that is offered today.” A “wallbreaking” ceremony was held on May 19 at the li- brary, located east of Shelby Street and north of Hanna Av- enue. Speakers included UIndy President Robert Manuel; Sease; Executive Vice President and Provost Deborah Balogh; library Director Matthew Shaw; and Philip Kenney, president of F.A. Wilhelm Construction Co., which is managing the $5.5 million project. When the speeches concluded, these leaders put on hard hats, grabbed sledgehammers and smashed holes Top, left: Manual prepares for the wallbreaking after putting on into the wall. his hard hat and grabbing a sledgehammer. Middle: A view of the “When we’re done, you’ll see the transition of a library from crowd after the Wallbreaking Ceremony at UIndy’s Krannert Memorial a book repository to a place where knowledge is created and Library. Far right: C. Archibald Hawkins, pastor at University Heights interactions occur,” Manual said. United Methodist Church, points to the Krannert Memorial Library with Rev. Robert Sachs. Bottom, left: UIndy dignitaries broke holes into the wall of Krannert Memorial Library. The Southside Times TERRY LEE COMMUNITY - TIMESOGRAPHY ss-times.com • Week of May 21-27, 2015 17

Breaking walls for innovation

University of Indianapolis begins Krannert Memorial Library renovation

By Nicole Davis University of Indianapolis’ Krannert Memorial Library was built in 1977 under the leadership of President Emeritus Gene E. Sease. While it hasn’t seen renovation since that time, that’s about to change. By September, the library designed by RATIO Architects, will reopen with a new interior designed for flex- ibility and digital connectivity. The library will feature a café with food service, an outdoor “Knowledge has become so much easier to acquire now plaza, a 24-hour study lab, and a glass-curtain exterior wall than simply going to a library to read books,” Sease said. “Life to provide all three upper stories of the building with natural has changed dramatically and the building needed to change light and views across UIndy’s central Smith Mall. One feature dramatically. I’m so excited that we are going to open it to the that won’t change is the retro-looking spherical chairs that ease and the kind of technology that is offered today.” date to the library’s origin. Two of those chairs were on display A “wallbreaking” ceremony was held on May 19 at the li- prior to the ceremony, and guests posed for pictures while sit- brary, located east of Shelby Street and north of Hanna Av- ting in them. enue. Speakers included UIndy President Robert Manuel; A dedication ceremony for the library will take place Oct. 3 Sease; Executive Vice President and Provost Deborah Balogh; during UIndy’s Homecoming. library Director Matthew Shaw; and Philip Kenney, president “To see all of the progress of this university has been amaz- of F.A. Wilhelm Construction Co., which is managing the $5.5 ing,” said Rev. Robert Sachs, who attended UIndy in 1942, million project. When the speeches concluded, these leaders graduated in ’46, after the May 19 ceremony. “The buildings put on hard hats, grabbed sledgehammers and smashed holes that were town down when I was here have been replaced by into the wall. much prettier, much more accommodating buildings. Each “When we’re done, you’ll see the transition of a library from president has built on the accomplishments of the past presi- a book repository to a place where knowledge is created and dents. That’s amazing.” interactions occur,” Manual said.

Photos by Nicole Davis 18 Week of May 21-27, 2015 • ss-times.com IN OUR SCHOOLS – FOR KIDS The Southside Times

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Navigating ‘none’ Why do you eat?

GRAMMAR GUY ‘none of them is coming tonight,’ rather than NUTRITION cellular tools for continued existence. What ‘none of them are coming tonight.’ There is you eat becomes part of you, who you are. If By Jordan Fischer little justification, historical or grammati- By Chef Wendell Fowler the food you eat is DOA, processed and low- cal, for this view. None is descended from grade, odds are the trillions of cells keeping Question: “On a recent TV show, one of Is it for pleasure, hunger, to stop belly Old English ‘nān,’ meaning ‘not one,’ and has you above ground are incapable of support the characters said, ‘We’re in danger. rumbles, health maintenance, to deal with been used for around a thousand years with your mental, physical, and spiritual needs. We’re not safe. None of us are.’ My emotions, stress and boredom; because it’s both a singular and a plural verb, depending When you’re hungry, are you mindful the schooling tells me this is so wrong. It mealtime, social reasons, or because if you on the context and the emphasis needed.” food you place into your mouth and in the should be, ‘We’re not safe. None of us is.’ don’t eat, you’ll expire? Cultural, religious It’s all about context, you see. In your sen- stomach is fundamental to a healthy temple? In other words, ‘Not one of us is safe.’ My and economic factors also constrain your tence above, “none” would be fine to use as Every cell sends out signals requesting nu- ear tells me, though, that ‘are’ is the way choices. Education, ethnicity, availability, a plural pronoun, as it clearly refers back to trients. They want water, vitamins, minerals, to go. What’s your take on it? Maybe I’m convenience and visibility play big roles too. the “we” used in the two prior sentences. amino acids (proteins), fatty acids and glu- really asking two questions: What is the The most self-destructive reason to eat is to You could also use it as a singular pronoun cose, which can be provided from a variety ‘correct’ way and what would Grammar alter emotions- to numb feelings. The result: to mean “Not one of us is safe.” In this case of vegetables, fruits, grains, legumes, meats, Guy say in everyday speech?” ~ Richard out-of-control eating and consuming super- there’s some ambiguity. But that’s OK. and calcium-rich foods and are not pres- Dickinson fluous calories that will be stored as more Thanks for writing in. Please keep those ent in today’s modern diet of fake, industrial fat. questions coming! strength food-like substances. Answer: “None” is a tricky one, because The sun and the sea are earthlings' source On the other hand, if you choose to nour- many of us learned an incorrect rule about of life. Without them, we’d not exist. Hu- Jordan Fischer is a contributing col- ish your temple with heavenly super-foods, it in school. mans need oxygen and water to survive, and umnist for The Southside Times. To ask organic products, healing herbs and nutri- Does “none” always take a singular pro- Jordan a grammar question, write him sleep to restore. I’m certain you grasp the tional supplements, you’ll be blessed with noun? It’s not uncommon to find people at [email protected]. dire down-side of sleep deprivation and lack a healthier, more joyful life, improved brain think so. Often they learned that “none” of oxygen. Alas, the most indispensable hu- function and memory, healthy skin, stable means “no one,” and thus is singular. While man behavior, eating, has been diminished moods, abundant energy, restful sleep and that’s true, it’s not the whole story. from an incessant maelstrom of smart-bomb healthy fertility. When you eat better, you’ll “None” can also mean “not any” – which marketing disinformation and really crappy sleep, breathe, love, think, poop and feel bet- would take a plural verb. I’ll let the Oxford role modeling. ter. Dictionaries break down the issue: Send your lifestyle news to: Food fuels your temple through your life’s According to the report, Americans die “It is sometimes held that none can take mission. Hence, quality is uber imperative. [email protected] earlier and live in poorer health than people only a singular verb, never a plural verb: Real food delivers energy for the temple and in other developed nations, which included Australia, Austria, Canada, Denmark, Fin- land, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the Are You Having a Netherlands and the U.K. We only need to look at the failed Standard American Diet as the source of needless suffering. Listen to ❤ your cells. They know. FILL OUR PANTRYSee Store for Chef Wendell Fowler is a nutritionist GARAGE SALE? ON THURSDAYS Details or Call! and motivational presenter. Contact FURNITURE SHOWROOM him at [email protected]. 3530 S. KEYSTONE BEHIND DENNY’S

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The Rock Baptist Church Christ Cumberland 4855 S. Emerson Ave., Pstr: Steve Lawson Greenwood Christian Church Bethany Christian Church 2045 Averitt Rd., Greenwood, IN 4727 S. Sherman Dr., Indpls, IN Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m. Presbyterian Church Ph: (317) 881-9336, Pr. Matt Giebler Ph: (317) 787-5103, Pr. Jim Clark Interactive Children’s & Youth Ministry 6140 South Meridian St., Indpls, IN Sat Worship: 6 p.m. Sunday Worship: 10:15 a.m. Uplifting Worship; Simple Messages Ph: (317) 787-9585; Pr. Elmer Price Sun Worship: 9:30, 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:15 a.m. Relevant to everyday life Sun. Worship: 10 a.m., Sun. School: 9 a.m. Sun School Times: 8, 9:30 & 11 a.m. Bible Study Mon: 6:30 p.m. & Weds: 7 p.m. Ph: 222-1958 • therock-indy.org “Come Grow With Us!” The Southside Times PLACES OF WORSHIP ss-times.com • Week of May 21-27, 2015 27

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Community Church Greenwood Presbyterian Church Vessels that are set apart at Murphy’s Landing Pr. Cheryl Montgomery 102 West Main St., Greenwood, IN 7401 South Harding St., Indpls, IN By Paul Kirby tified, redeemed. Now if we take these four Ph: (317) 807-0222, Pr. Paul Erny (317) 881-1259 Sun. Worship: 10:30 a.m. things in the inverse order in which Paul Sun. Worship: 9:30 a.m., Sun. School: 11 a.m. "But God hath chosen the foolish things of the yourccml.org Sun. School: 9:30 a.m. wrote them we will find that it is God's will Free Community Meal: 3rd Mon., 6:30-8 p.m. world to confound the wise; and God hath to redeem us and to sanctify us and to make chosen the weak things of the world to con- us righteous and wise enough to live that found the things which are mighty; And base way. We are to be vessels set apart from the NAZARENE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST things of the world, and things which are de- world that God can use in His service. All we spised, hath God chosen, yea, and things have to do is go to and read Romans 12:1- Southside Seventh-Day Adventist which are not, to bring to nought things that 2 to get the idea. Paul writes there that it Cross-Way Community 4801 Shelbyville Rd., Indpls, IN are: That no flesh should glory in his pres- should be our reasonable expectation to live Church of the Nazarene Ph: 786-7002, Pr. Brian Yensho ence. But of him are ye in Christ Jesus, who as already physically sacrificed to God and to 1248 Buffalo St., Beech Grove, IN Services Sat: 11 a.m. of God is made unto us wisdom, and righ- live as one who is and not as one who is not. Pr. Mark Ramsey Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m. teousness, and sanctification, and redemp- I remind you that we are not of the world; Sunday Worship: 11 a.m. southsideadventist.org tion: That, according as it is written, He that facebook.com/CrosswayCCN we are born of God and are here to serve Health Ministries, CHIP+, chiphealth.com glorieth, let him glory in the Lord. Him. The standards of God's chosen people ~ I Corinthians 1:27-31 are (or should be) the highest moral and eth- SOUTHERN BAPTIST ical standards in (but not of) the world. Paul the Apostle wrote nearly two thou- God bless and go and have a great day. South Side Church sand years ago that he believed that it was of the Nazarene God's will to make us wise, righteous, sanc- Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the Church of God at 3939 S. 2447 E. Thompson Rd., Indpls, IN Calvary Baptist Church Emerson Ave. Ph: 784-1373 200 Sunset Blvd., Greenwood, IN Pr. Ray McCrary Ph: 881-5743, Ernest E. James, D. Min. Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. UNITED METHODIST Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9 a.m. UNITED METHODIST Something for All Ages Both Hours Center United Methodist Church NON-DENOMINATIONAL 5445 Bluff Road, Indpls, IN University Heights Ph: 784-1101 United Methodist Southwood Baptist Church email: [email protected] 4002 Otterbein Ave., Indpls, IN “The End of Your Search for a Friendly Sunday Worship: Ph: (317) 787-5347, Rev. Arch Hawkins Beech Grove Bible Church Church” (Children’s Church & Nursery) Traditional Worship: 9 a.m. Sunday Worship: 9 a.m. & 11:05 a.m. 5245 Victory Dr., Indpls, IN 501 S. 4th Ave., Beech Grove Contemporary Worship: 11:15 a.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Ph: (317) 791-7260 (317) 786-2719; Adult SS: 9:30 a.m. Pr. Dwight Washington Youth & All Age Children Worship: 10:45 a.m. Sunday Worship Time: 9 a.m. Sun. Evening Worship: 6:30 p.m. Edgewood United Methodist UNITY 1820 East Epler Ave.; 784-6086 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Pr. Jim Allen; We are on Facebook Unity of Indianapolis Worship Services: 8:15 & 10:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9:25 a.m. Church of the Daily Word Church of Acts 907 N. Delaware St., Indpls, IN 3740 S. Dearborn, Indpls, IN Faith United Church of Christ edgewoodumc.com Ph: 635-4066 • unityofindy.com Ph: (317) 783-ACTS (2287), Pr. Bill Jenkins NW Corner Thompson Rd., Gray Rd. “The Church for The Next 100 Years” Rev. Bob Uhlar, Senior Minister Worship Sun: 10 a.m.; Wed: 7 p.m. & Shelbyville Rd.; Pr. Kurt Walker Rev. Carla Golden, Director Lay Ministries Club Acts: Fridays 7-11p.m. Adult & Jr. Church Service: 10:30 a.m. Celebration Service: 10 a.m. Latin Acts: Sat 7 p.m. Ph: (317) 784-4856, God loves you! You are churchofacts.org invited to worship with us. We have a pew for you and nursery care. REJOICE! WESLEYAN

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Come to Our public auction: 1994 Fairmont 14X70 mobile home VIN auction: 1966 Windsor mobile home VIN 60123043 Hiring Event in Indianapolis! Antique baby cradle, like-new MY9491418K for $1,953.79 for amount owed. The home for $1,086.31for amount owed. The home is located at tiable. Call 887-2342. is located at 188 N. Exeter Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana 230 N. Exeter Ave Indianapolis, IN 46222 in Pondarosa Meet with a recruiter!! bedding, arts & crafts, gem stones & cabs, jewelry, gourd art, un/ 46222 in Pondarosa MHC. MHC. Baymont Inn Thursday May 21st 9am-5pm. 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You do not have permission to keep the mobile home FRONT DESK & Home Daily & Weekly Pay, BMP), toys, girls dance PUBLIC NOTICE for Pondarosa MHC Notice is at the above address. Attempts to serve your notice by NIGHT AUDITORS CDL-A, 1yr. Exp. Req’d. costumes, women & children & hereby given to Marsha & Steven Ramirez that Ponda- certified mail have failed. The sale will take place May Part-time EEOE/AAP. mens clothing and much more! rosa MHC Will dispose of the following mobile home 22, 2015, from 9 - 9:30 a.m. at Pondarosa MHC, lo- Please come in and fill out at public auction: 1970 Schult 12x64 Mobile Home VIN cated at 3559 Cossell Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46222. an application at our location 95042 for $2,390.22 for amount owed. The home is lo- Pondarosa reserves the right to bid and purchase the (Southport Rd & I-65, Exit 103) or 877-272-2485 Beech Grove cated at 195 N. Berwick Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46222 in home at auction. email/fax a resume. 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