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Compiled by Nancy Price Fourth-grade students at Nativ- ity Catholic School enjoyed a re- cent field trip to the Indianapolis 3. Motor Speedway. They learned about engineering, race cars, car safety, race history and race tradi- 1. A 500 Festival Princess gave a tour to the two fourth-grade classes, and here, they all excitedly watch miniature race cars. 2. Everyone enjoyed the day tions. In addition, they toured the and learning about the Indy 500. 3. An IMS volunteer teaches Nativity fourth- museum, kissed the bricks and graders some history of the Speedway. 4. Twin brothers, Alex and Simon Toth, enjoyed seeing race cars up close during their field trip to the IMS. saw one of the suites. The stu- dents are counting down the days (Photos by Sarah Mockaitis) to the Indy 500. Nativity Catholic School, located in Franklin Township, serves more than 400 students from preschool through eighth grade in southeast Marion County. For more infor- mation about Nativity, please visit school.nativity.indy.org. 1. 4. ss-times.com • Week of May 24-30, 2018 5 The Southside Times COMMUNITY

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By Mark Ambrogi Bob Gates found himself in the hos- pital in the early 1980s following back surgery with time on his hands. “I was reading Open Wheel Mag- azine and I thought to myself, ‘I can write this well,’” Gates said. “I wrote an article and submitted it and went on A race to write from there.” That started a second job for the Greenwood resident, who has written Greenwood resident fulfills passion as racing writer for several publications over the years. He just finished writing his fourth book, updating ’s auto- biography. Shaw, who died in 1954, was an Indiana racecar driver and president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway from 1945 until his death. The book was released May 24 at a book signing at the Indianapolis Mo- tor Speedway Museum. “When you grow up in this area, it’s either racing or basketball,” said Gates, a 1964 Center Grove High School graduate. “I was attracted to the India- napolis Motor Speedway before I ever Bob Gates, a Greenwood resident, is an author and racing enthusiast. was to racing as a whole. Just all the Gates has a passion for racing buzz around the Indy 500. So I grew and has written for several up like a lot of kids interested in rac- publications over the years ing. I thought maybe I could drive and in addition to four books did go-karts. I always had that vision about racing legends. in my brain of being a writer. That was (Photo by Faith Toole) my way of getting involved in racing.” After writing for Open Wheel un- til it ceased publication, he start- ed writing for Speed & Sport and other magazines. Gates was a manager of the machin- ing department at Caterpillar in India- napolis for 10 years, retiring in 2012. Gates attended his first Indy 500 in 1961. “I can’t say I’ve been to all of them,” Gates said. “I missed some when I was in the service. I can’t think of any I’ve missed since the early ‘80s.” Prior to his Air Force service, Gates attended IUPUI for three semesters and took an English/journalism class. “I had to write a short story, which I did about racing and the instructor said I should have it published,” he said. “I never did but when I thought about getting something published, it motivated me.” His first book,Hurtubise , about late race car driver, Jim Hurtubise, was pub- lished in 1995. Hurtubise died in 1989. “A publisher read some of my stuff in Open Wheel Magazine and asked me if I would do a book on Hurtubise,”

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FEATURE Python missing in Beech Grove Community – Beware, Beech Grove resi- By Mark Ambrogi dents: a 14-ft. snake is on the loose. Vine, Left, Gates met with Bill Vukovich, Jr. in 2014. Vukovitch, Jr. sat in the car his father, Bill Vukovich, a Burmese python, escaped from his home Sr. drove. The second book Gates published was in 2004 called Vukovich: An Inspiring Story of Chris Jockish spends long on the 400 block of Byland Drive. Officials American Achievement. | Right, Toddy Ruttman sat in her father's (Troy Ruttman) 1962 Indy hours at Jockish Flowers. are warning the public. Anyone with infor- 500 winning car for the first time with Bob Gates. Gates wrote his third book, California Gold: The “I work a lot but I play a lot,” Legendary Life of Troy Ruttman in 2012. Ruttman won the 500 in 1952, at the age of 22. He was mation on its whereabouts should stay away said Jockish, whose floral shop and call 911 immediately. the youngest winner of the . (Photos courtesy of Bob Gates) is located at 2636 S. East St., Indianapolis. “I work 60 to 70 A race to write continued from page 6. hours a week and sneak away to help of Wilbur Shaw, Jr. (who goes by get to a race or a ballgame.” Bill),” Gates said. “Wilbur Shaw was pres- That means attending a lot of ident of the Speedway when he died. He sporting events, including the Gates said. “There had been a few at- was the one who convinced Tony Hul- Indianapolis 500, every year tempts that had been unsuccessful but I man to buy the Speedway (in 1945).” since 1964. was able to get with the family to do it.” Longtime racing writer and NBC The 61-year-old Jockish’s His second book was Vukovich: An Sports reporter Robin Miller said Gates maternal uncle took him with Inspiring Story of American Achieve- gained the trust of the families to share his cousins to the race when he ment in 2004. stories about their history. was seven years old that year. “That was the book I wanted to do be- “Vukovich, Sr. was real private and “My dad’s friend, Bill Sud- cause (Bill Vukovich, Sr.) was a hero of so is Vuky, real private,” said Miller, a kamp, has only missed one race Southport High School graduate. “So, mine when I was growing up,” Gates said. since 1947 because he was in Perry Township Kiwanis cooks for “He was always a man when Bob came out the Korean War with the Ma- of mystery. I’ve taken with his book, I was rines,” Jockish said. “He’s 87 Ronald McDonald House a lot of pride in the so impressed they years old. The last 25 years I’ve “I was attracted to the Philanthropic – fact that I was able to were so open and co- probably gone with him. I enjoy A full, fresh breakfast with look at him – as an Indianapolis Motor operative with Bob. I the pageantry of the race and all the trimmings was on tap when the Ki- individual.” Speedway before I ever think it’s because he’s I like the speed. I like people wanis Club of Perry Township cooked for Vukovich, a two- such an honest guy. watching and the excitement residents of the Ronald McDonald House time Indy 500 winner, was to racing as a whole. They knew they could of the pre-race (activities), the recently. Chefs included (from left) Kurt died in a crash while Just all the buzz around trust him if he they bands, the prayers and the fly- Hagenmaier, Treasurer Scott Splichal, Di- leading the Indy 500 in said this is off-the-re- over. Being from Indiana, ev- rector Bryan Hannon, activity coordinator 1955. His son, Bill Vu- the Indy 500. So I grew up cord or you can’t use erything still gives you a little Terri Bradley, Dale Nordholt and Director kovich II and grand- like a lot of kids interested this. He’s one of those bit of chills. It’s pretty cool.” Steve Hadley. Kiwanis provides commu- son, Bill Vukovich III guys that is instantly The floral shop is loaded nity service throughout the year and also competed in the Indy in racing. ... I always had likable and everyone with all types of sports memo- raises funds to support various programs 500 as well. Vukov- that vision in my brain trusts him.” rabilia, including racing. including college scholarships, Perry Se- ich III died in a 1990 Gates is involved “I’m a big sports nut,” said nior Services and Hunger Inc. food bank, sprint car accident. of being a writer. That with the Indiana Rac- Jockish, who has Indiana Pac- among others. The third book was my way of getting ing Memorial Associ- ers and Indianapolis Colts sea- was California Gold: ation, which is erect- son tickets. “I have Pacers and The Legendary Life involved in racing.” ing historical markers Colts and Fever up. Racing is of Troy Ruttman in pertaining to auto my favorite of all.” 2012. Ruttman died — Bob Gates racing in Indiana. Jockish said he has posters up in 1997. “We’ve done it all from various drivers and stick- “It’s a niche mar- over the state the last ers from Hoosier Auto Racing ket, so it’s a labor of four years,” he said. Fan Club. love,” said Gates, who said he made a lit- “We’re up to our 35th marker." “Sarah Fisher is one of my tle money in book sales. Gates is the editor of the Indianapolis favorite drivers,” Jockish said. The book he just released is called 500 Oldtimers newsletter. “I have stuff from the O’Gara Gentlemen, Start Your Engines: The Rest “The best part of it is being part of family, who I’ve been sponsor- Southport Spring Festival of the Story. Shaw, a three-time Indy 500 something I’m passionate about and re- ing for a long time. Sarah is winner, had written an autobiography ally enjoy,” Gates said. Community – The annual Southport prior to dying in a plane crash. Miller said it’s clear Gates loves racing. Spring Festival was held May 12 at South- “It’s pretty neat he has a second ca- “I’ve added several chapters with the Store owner continued on page 11. port Park, featuring arts and crafts, kids’ reer,” Miller said. games, a contest and food. 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Store owner continued from page 7. es as well. He attended the race in Phoenix April 7 and plans to go the IndyCar race June 9 at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth. married to Andy O’Gara.” Mid-Ohio and Pocono are fun races to at- Jockish said other favorite drivers includ- tend as well, Jockish said. ed the late , Sam Hornish and “My dad (Harold) always liked horse rac- . ing,” Jockish said. “My sisters like different “I like Jim Clark because he won the ’65 sports like golf. We’re a sports family but I’m race,” Jockish said. the only one who really likes race cars.” Jockish is a big fan of sprint cars and midgets. His grandfather, Ervin Jockish, started the “I’ve sponsored a couple of customers floral shop in 1945 at the same building. who have race cars out at the Speedrome,” “I’ve been the owner since 1992,” Jockish he said. “The Little 500 at Anderson Speed- said. “My two sisters, Jill and Jane, help me and way is one of my favorite races to go.” my aunt. That helps me get away sometimes.” The Staff of The Southside Times would like to wish you all Jockish, who never married, said he is able Jockish said he is a supporter of area high a wonderful and safe Memorial Day. to use his free time to travel to IndyCar rac- school sports as well.

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FROM THE EDITOR HUMOR

May brings excitement to the southside

May always seems to bring out an en- TOP 10 SIGNS YOUR KID ergy of excitement. Kids (and teachers!) IS THE PROBLEM are counting the days until summer break. Graduation ceremonies and par- By Torry Stiles ties are held. Preparations are made to attend the Indy 500 and sunblock is fly- 10. He’s been banned from Tee Ball for ing off the shelves as families get ready foul language. for their vacations to the beach or lake. Locally, festivals and concerts are 9. She taught Grandma how to make a beckoning. Greenwood’s Freedom Fes- killer margarita. tival is held the last Saturday of June, STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE 8. He’s not as smart as you thought; the offering something for each member teachers have been giving him good of the family: crafts for Mom, beer for The Southside Times is all about people nized? Email your “Stars and Strikes” to grades to make sure he doesn’t repeat Dad and activities for the kids. Green- and our community. What do you like [email protected]. Nan VanArendonk the class. wood Park Mall is having their annual in your neighborhood? What don’t you of Franklin Township and James Coff- 7. She was the first junior high cheerlead- summer concert series (Indiana native like? Who has done something nice, no man of Beech Grove contributed to this er to get hit with a 10-yard penalty for Henry Lee Summer is kicking off the matter how small, and should be recog- week's Stars and Strikes. unsportsmanlike conduct. season) and local libraries are hosting movies, including Beech Grove (Coco 6. Your kid is the one everyone calls when lyn are pictured with Mayor Dennis Buck- they’ve locked their keys in their car. is playing June 7). In addition, southside Stars: to all graduating seniors on libraries are offering a Summer Reading the southside! Congratulations ley and Jim Coffman. Visit them at 621 5. You can’t participate in “Bring your Program, “Everyday Superheroes” from and the best of luck to each one of you as Main St., Beech Grove. Daughter to Work Day” again because June 4 through July 28. you continue your education and dreams the guys at the loading dock com- Stars: to the perfect weather For kids itching to get out of the for the future. plained about her cussing. planned for the holiday weekend house during the day, take advantage and the Indianapolis 500! 4. The school counselor is recommending of IndyGo’s Summer Youth Pass. Start- Stars: to all the servicemen and a good exorcist. ing June 1 and continuing through Au- women who have fought for the Stars: to Franklin Township’s an- gust 31, they can go hang out at the mall good of our country. Please remember 3. He’s already on the “Barred List” at nual rummage sale, June 9 from 8 four taverns and he’s only in the sev- with their friends, walk around a park, those who have selflessly given their lives a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Franklin Township enth grade. for our freedom this weekend. take a class or look for a summer job. Civic League building at 8822 Southeast- 2. She was booted out of Scouts for The pass is $30 for the summer. To get ern Aveune. Drop-off items and sale setup more information, go to: indygo.net. Stars: to Paws and Claws Gift telling the other girls how NOT to Shop and Hamilton Art Gallery to will be held June 8 from noon to 6 p.m. No get pregnant. Enjoy the summer! Main Street Beech Grove! Marilyn and clothing (with the exception of pieces with antique or vintage value) will be accepted. 1. His picture is posted on all the walls at Stan Hamilton celebrated with a ribbon the Disney World security office. cutting earlier this month. Stan and Mari- Visit fths.org for more information.

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READERS' WRITES

Report crime to our police Fleecing Indiana Roncalli Salutes department taxpayers

Recently a citizen was assaulted in the I wish I had an extra day, with pay, to do the Softball confines of their own home. This is unac- things I didn’t get done yesterday. I’d also like ceptable under any circumstance. I have the work I did that day not to be scrutinized, great faith in our police department’s ability subjected to any rules and everyone would have County Champions to solve crimes and we as citizens must do to just take what I do and be happy about it. everything possible to assist them with their This is what your current Indiana legisla- work. If you see something, say something. ture has done, except YOU get to pay them If you know anything about this incident, I for it. The Republican supermajority, in their ask that you call (317) 327-TIPS and come bickering about language, could not pass forward so we can hold the person respon- four laws that were to be done by the com- sible for this accountable for their actions. pletion of the session at midnight on March This Saturday, the American Legion and 14. They stayed until midnight, and still the VFW will hold their Memorial Day ser- couldn’t get the job done. The last time Indi- vice at 11 a.m. in the city park. We invite ana saw a special session when Republicans you and encourage you to attend this spe- controlled the House, Senate and governor’s cial event. Thanks to all who have served, office was 1987. That’s over 30 years ago. those who are serving now and please re- The GOP suspended the rules, the Con- member those who made the ultimate sac- stitution, and any discussion on the bills. rifice so we can be free people. Speaker of the Indiana House of Represen- tatives, Brian Bosma, said they had already Respectfully Submitted, been debated. Some Democrats disagreed. Dennis B. Buckley But when there is a supermajority, the other Mayor, City of Beech Grove party’s hands are tied. It was an unnecessary expense for Hoosiers to bear and an unnec- essary session for a supermajority. IU alumni should vote in Here’s some of what they did “accomplish” in their one-day session: the trustee election Passed HB 1230 , a school safety bill that has one section stating that students stay in their IU is one of only a handful of universi- classrooms for three minutes in the event of an ties in the nation that allows its alumni to “unplanned fire alarm” going off. So, an “un- The Roncalli Rebels, under head coach David vote for a representative on the Board of planned fire” would give the students three less Trustees. Each year in June, any graduate minutes to escape a burning building. of IU (any campus, any degree) can cast a The bill also provides for a litany of training Lauck (R ‘94), won the program’s fourth Marion vote for their choice of trustee. It’s so quick for schools, including how to identify traffick- and easy to do! ing and reporting of bullying and cyber-bully- County softball tournament title with a 3-2 win Sadly, the vast majority of alumni don’t ing. All of these provisions require the schools bother to vote, or aren’t even aware that an to report, document and keep a record for the election for trustee is taking place. Last year, state. Weaponizing the inside of the schools in- over defending-champion Decatur Central. Senior out of over 650,000 living alumni, only about stead of de-weaponizing those on the outside. 10,000 votes were cast. That is a turnout of less Passed HB 1315, a takeover of Muncie Jordan Jenkins was the winning pitcher, senior than 2 percent! schools by Ball State University. Constitu- The Board of Trustees sets the vision and ents were left out of the process and the spe- outfielder Amelia Banister doubled and drove in the direction for IU and charges its adminis- cifics of the Bill were primarily designed by tration with carrying out that mission. Most GOP lawmakers. Ball State does not have importantly, the board hires the president of to comply with the rules other schools do, two runs and sophomore pitcher Amber Linton the university to lead this charge. This criti- like not discriminating against teachers due cal function has a significant impact on the to their marital status, providing leave for picked up the save. Congratulations, Rebels! value of an IU degree. military service or pregnancy and following As an alumnus and a candidate for trust- disability laws. Plus, it takes away collective ee, I would urge all IU alumni to vote in this bargaining for the teachers. One more ex- year’s election. Because of the low voter turn- emption: Teachers will not be required to be out, your vote is powerful in determining who trained in detecting neglect or abuse; there is represents you on the Board of Trustees. You also no mention of requiring suicide aware- can find out more about me and how to vote ness and prevention. This exemption flies in at www.WellsforIUtrustee.com. Go Hoosiers! the face of the “school safety bill”. Indiana taxpayers did not get what they Thank you, were forced to pay for. Craig Wells Cindy Reinert Applications For Registration Now Being Accepted Franklin Township Greenwood Candidate for IN House, District #58 Call 787-8277, ext. 243 or visit www.roncalli.org moveindianaforward.com 14 Week of May 24-30, 2018 • ss-times.com NIGHT & DAY The Southside Times

Family Storytime • Families are invited to the li- to the Michael Perry Memorial Fund through gifts be June 8, noon - 6 p.m. at the Franklin Township CALENDAR OF EVENTS brary to listen to stories. | When: June 5 & 19, 6 p.m. to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation. Civic League building, 8822 Southeastern Ave., | Where: Beech Groove Public Library, 1102 Main | When: June 4, 5 & 6, 6 p.m. | Where: Fountain Indianapolis. Please note that no clothing will be St., Beech Grove. | Info: (317) 275- 4560. Square Branch Library, 1066 Virginia Ave., India- accepted (with the exception of particular items BEECH GROVE napolis. | Info: (317) 275-43960. of antique or vintage value), because the historical Critter creation art class • Children ages five - society does not sell clothing at its sales. | When: 12 are invited to make their own critter out of Homework Lounge: Get caught reading! • June 9, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Where: The Franklin Town- Preschool Storytime • Preschoolers with an adult pom-poms and other materials with the help of School-age children and teens are invited to use ship Civic League building, 8822 Southeastern are invited to join children's librarians for stories Mr. Tony during this program made possible by the library to work on their assignments or spend Ave., Indianapolis. | Info: FTHS.org. and fun activities. | When: May 24 & 31, 11 a.m. | Friends of the Library through gifts to The India- 15 minutes reading. Those who participate can Where: Beech Groove Public Library, 1102 Main St., napolis Public Library Foundation. | When: June 6, get a prize from the treasurer chest for completing GARFIELD PARK Beech Grove. | Info: (317) 275- 4560. noon | Where: Beech Groove Public Library, 1102 their homework. | When: June 5, 7, 12, 19, 21 26 Beech Grove Eagles Fundraiser for fire victims Main St., Beech Grove. | Info: (317) 275- 4560. & 28 from 4 - 5:30 p.m. | Where: Fountain Square Branch Library, 1066 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. | Guided Walk in Historic Garfield Park • Explore • The Fraternal Order of Eagles #4267 invites the Summer Showtime: Coco • Children of all ages Beech Grove and greater Indianapolis community Info: (317) 275-43960. the rich history of Garfield Park on this walking and families are invited for a showing of the film. tour. | When: June 16, 11 a.m. | Where: North Gar- to join them at a Family Day and Community Fun- | When: June 7, 1 p.m. | Where: Beech Groove Silly Safaris animal shows! • Children and fami- draiser for the three families displaced by the hor- den Gate, near the Conservatory, 2505 Conserva- Public Library, 1102 Main St., Beech Grove. | Info: lies are invited to join Silly Safaris to learn about tory Dr., Indianapolis. | Info: (317) 327-7184. rendous fire that tragically killed two-year-old tod- (317) 275- 4560. animals during this 45-minute show featuring dler, Brianna Chislom. The Eagles is collaborating live animals! Animal programs are made possible GREENFIELD with the Beech Grove Fire and Police Departments FOUNTAIN SQUARE by Friends of the Library through gifts to The In- and local to offer a day of family activities, food dianapolis Public Library Foundation. | When: June and games at the Eagles Club. Immediate neces- 5, 12, 19 & 26 at 4 p.m. | Where: Fountain Square Greenfield’s Fourth Annual “Bikes in Bloom” sities of gift cards, new clothing, toiletries, towels, Superhero drawing class • Young people ages Festival • Bikes line Main Street adorned with six - 17 are invited to learn the basics of draw- Branch Library, 1066 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. | bedding and household items are recommended. Info: (317) 275-43960. flowers, ribbon and other decorations promot- Drop off donations will be accepted June 2 until 9 ing human figures so they can start sketching ing the different non-profit organizations in town. p.m. and June 3 until 6 p.m. | When: June 3, noon – their favorite superhero characters. This program, | When: May 6 - June 10. | Where: Main Street, presented by Art with a Heart, is made possible FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP 6 p.m. | Where: Beech Groove Eagles, 712 Main St., Greenfield. | Info: /greenfieldmainstreet. Beech Grove. | Info: Denise Bell at (317) 370-1782; by Friends of the Library through gifts to the In- [email protected]. dianapolis Public Library Foundation. | When: Franklin Township Historical Society’s annual GREENWOOD June 2, 2 p.m. | Where: Fountain Square Branch rummage sale • Are thoughts of spring cleaning Genealogy Research Assistance • Adults are in- Library, 1066 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. | Info: awakening in your head? Wouldn't it'd be nice vited for a free session with representatives from (317) 275-43960 to register. not only to get rid of that clutter, but also to be Greenwood Memorial Service • The Greenwood the Samuel Bryan Chapter of the D.A.R.; he will able to take a tax deduction for those items you & Whiteland Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Tech Lab 2018 • Children and teens ages eight provide assistance with genealogy research. | no longer need? Well, it's possible! The Franklin Greenwood American Legion posts will jointly and up are invited to explore art and coding with When: June 4, 2 - 5 p.m. June 18, 4 - 7 p.m. | Where: Township Historical Society will again be holding apps on iPads, such as Lightbot and Osmo Mas- The technology room, Beech Grove Public Library, its annual rummage sale, and since the Society is a terpiece. Seating is limited to 10 attendees per 1102 Main St., Beech Grove. | Info: (317) 275-4560. 501(c)(3) organization, it can issue tax receipts for session. This program is made possible by donors things donated. Item drop-off and sale set-up will Calendar continued on page 15.

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Calendar continued from page 14. Carman Domenic Licciardello at Mount Auburn United Methodist Church • Contemporary Chris- tian artist, Carmel Domenic Licciardello presents a free concert open to the public. | When: July 1, sponsor their annual Memorial Service Program 6:30 p.m. | Where: Mount Auburn United Method- at each of the Greenwood Cemeteries on Satur- ist Church, 3100 W. Stones Crossing, Greenwood. | day morning, presented by their Greenwood/ Info: (317) 535-8555 ext. 1318; mtauburnumc.org. Whiteland Honor Guard and the Ladies Auxiliaries of each post. The invocation, the setting of the INDIANAPOLIS wreath, rifle volley and taps will be conducted in each of the five local Cemeteries at the flag pole area. Everyone is invited to be part of honoring Quilters Guild of Indianapolis • A behind-the- and remembering all of our military veterans and scenes presentation on how printed fabric is especially those veterans who gave their lives made and how fabric is designed will be given fighting for our country. | When: May 26, 9:30 a.m. | by Ken Gamache from the Cranston Print Works Where: Each of the Greenwood cemeteries, Green- in Rhode Island. All quilters invited to attend. | wood. | Info: Bob Tuttle at (317) 888-5617 or email: When: May 24, 12:30 p.m. | 8300 S. Meridian St., In- [email protected]. dianapolis. | Info: Diane Billiard at (317) 268-4064; [email protected]. Baxter YMCA Aloha Run/Walk • Join us for the third annual Aloha Family Fun Run and give back! Annual Memorial Day Service • The Indianapo- All proceeds benefit the Baxter YMCA Annual lis Municipal Band, consisting of 70 members, will Campaign, allowing local families, children, and give a 30-minute patriotic parade. The band will individuals to participate in YMCA programs re- also perform throughout the Memorial Service gardless of ability to pay. All 5k participants are program. During the service, honors will be made invited to participate in the one mile for FREE. to all veterans by laying a wreath at the base of Medals will be awarded to all runners and walk- the national flag to honor those who have made the supreme sacrifice. Warren Central High School ★★★★✩ • R • Action, Comedy • 1 hour, 59 minutes ers. Breakfast sandwiches will be provided by Chick-fil-A, Greenwood. Strollers and leashed Marine Corps JROTC will assist in the program. dogs welcome! In addition to being able to regis- | When: May 28, 10 a.m. | Where: The Veterans Ryan Reynolds and Zazie Beetz in Deadpool 2. (Photo © TM & © 2018 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. Memorial Plaza, 8575 E. Raymond St. (Raymond All Rights Reserved.) ter three or more family members and get one ad- ditional registration free, you can also register for Park Middle School.) If inclement weather occurs, other central Indiana YMCA races at a discounted the service will be held inside the Raymond Park price. Participate in the Inspire Indy 5k Race Series Middle School Field House. Entrance to the Field and collect special medals as you compete. Buy House is on the west side of the school. | Info: Deadpool 2 three, Get one free. | When: June 2, 8 - 9:30 a.m. Contact Jack O. Hensley, Post 220, CSM USAR at | Baxter YMCA, 7900 Shelby St., Indianapolis. | (317) 356-7579. A funny, violent and entertaining time Info: indyamc.org. NARFE Meeting • Indianapolis Chapter 151 of 10th Annual Ray Skillman Summer Concert the National Active and Retired Federal Employ- Series: Henry Lee Summer • An Indiana native, ees Association will meet with all active and re- MOVIE REVIEW upon a few old friends to help him take out Henry Lee’s music is influenced by country, R&B, tired federal employees and their spouses wel- his biggest and deadliest foe yet – a child. rock and roll and the blues. A self-taught multi- come. | When: June 1 at 12:30 p.m. We meet at Deadpool 2 brings all of the elements that instrument musician, Henry Lee has been playing one of the restaurants across the street at 11:30 By Adam Staten made the first film such a hit – the rapid- to crowds since the 1980s. Free admission. | When: a.m. for lunch. | Where: Nat. Assn. of Letter Car- fire wit, the needless, over-the-top violence June 7, 6:30 p.m. | Greenwood Park Mall, near the riers Hall, 2211 E. 54th St., Indianapolis. | Info: While the calendar may not officially say and the creative breaking of the fourth wall outdoor fountain on the mall’s north side, Green- narfe.org/chapter151. it’s summer yet, at the box office the summer – and then some, including a much better wood. | Info: shopgreenwoodparkmall.com. Walk with a Doc • Take a stroll alongside a Francis- season is in full swing. We’ve already seen story. Believe it or not, through all the dirty Mud Day • Come join your Greenwood Parks and can Health physician or medical staff member and the release of the third Avengers film, which jokes and the blood splatter, the film even Greenwood Fire Department as we enjoy a day learn about wellness and other health-focused is- continues to rake in the money at an aston- attempts to cobble together somewhat of a where it is not only OK to play in the mud, but it sues. | When: Every Thursday through June 14, 6 ishing rate. Disney is set to release their an- message. However, this is likely just another is encouraged! Admission is free. Donations to p.m. | Where: Franciscan Health, Indianapolis cam- pus. | Info: [email protected]. nual Star Wars film by the end of the month joke from the filmmakers. the Greenwood Parks Department are welcomed. and the second Ant-Man flick will soon pop While the story is immensely better than Each donation receives a free day pass to Free- Taste of Broad Ripple • Following the success of up on theater screens. However, in between dom Springs. Ages 2-10 | When: June 8, 1 - 3 p.m. | 2017, the Broad Ripple Village Association and The the first film, this one is not as funny as the 100 Surina Way, Greenwood. | Info: (317) 881-4545. all of those movies is another superhero film; first film. That’s not to say that Ryan Reyn- Vogue welcome the return of Taste of Broad Ripple, an all-day celebration of one of the city’s most vi- one with a slightly different, more violent olds as the film’s antihero is any less sarcastic Wilderness survival training • Clint Jivoin will and profane take on the genre. present two programs on wilderness survival. brant and historic neighborhoods. This year there or funny than the first film, it’s just that the will be a larger area to accommodate all who want Deadpool 2, as you probably guessed, is story is the obvious concern here and right- Jivoin, the star of Discovery Channel’s Naked and the sequel to 2016’s Deadpool. The second Afraid, will offer a hands-on survival training pro- to partake in the Taste. The action-packed one-day fully so. The jokes are still present but they festival will bring the best of local food, beverages film picks up with our sarcastic and foul- gram that will teach teens and adults how to uti- don’t come as fast and furious and don’t con- lize minimal equipment along with what nature and live music to the streets of Broad Ripple Vil- mouthed anti-hero in a rather explosive sit- nect nearly as often. lage. Tickets are only $7 and available now online uation. Things quickly go from bad to worse provides to obtain shelter, fire, water and food. Despite a few missteps here and there, it’s These skills are not only essential in a wilderness at www.ticketfly.com (plus applicable service fees) for the “merc with a mouth.” Following the hard not to like Deadpool 2. The film’s wit, survival scenario, but also enhance any recreation- or at the gate (cash & credit card accepted, with death of a central character, Deadpool is charm and its ability to not take itself serious- al hiking or camping trip with family and friends. ATMs available). Free admission for children ages 11 and under. Ten percent of all ticket proceeds forced to make a decision that will change ly makes for an incredibly entertaining time. This free program is part of Greenwood Public his life and the lives of those around him for- Library’s (GPL) “Read Wildly” Summer Reading will be donated to Riley Children’s Foundation on ever – sort of. program. In addition to celebrating and encour- behalf of Riley Children’s Hospital. | When: June 16, Knowing that he’ll need reinforcements aging reading all summer long, GPL will be offer- 3 - 10 p.m. | Where: Broad Ripple Village, Indianap- Adam Staten lives in Perry Township olis. | Info: tasteofbroadripple.com. in order to survive his current predicament, and is a movie buff. Staten graduated ing a variety of “wild” programming for all ages. | from University of Southern Indiana When: June 11, 3 p.m. (teens) and 6 p.m. (adults) Interwoven: Native American Basketry • Eitel- Deadpool puts together a ragtag group of with a degree in Communication misfits. And in extremely Deadpool-like fash- | Where: Greenwood Public Library, 310 S. Merid- jorg Museum showcases work of some of the most Studies. He can be reached at ian St., Greenwood. | Info: Free event; registration [email protected] admired Native American basketmakers. | When: ion, that goes violently and hilariously wrong. required at greenwoodlibrary.us. Continuing along from that mishap and the Through August 5 | Where: 500 W. Washington St., Indianapolis. | Info: (317) 636-9378; eiteljorg.org. four or five others that follow, Deadpool calls 16 Week of May 24-30, 2018 • ss-times.com LIFESTYLE The Southside Times

Road tripping and food Puzzles & Answers SEE PAGE 17 NUTRITION burgers, doughnuts and sugary frou- stead we plan ahead and pack what we frou coffees. Conjured up images of in- want to eat to stay alert and energetic as Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: satiable Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, we cruise so when we arrive at or des- Letters: ETA, MU, PHI, RHO, TAU, XI; By Wendell Fowler “Seymore, feed me, I’m hungry!” tination we’re not diminished, sleepy, Justices: DAVID, GOFF, MASSA, RUSH, It’s clear we’re an obese, sickly bunch bitchy and dehydrated. When our packed SLAUGHTER; What an adventure it can be traveling of Americans seeking ephemeral mo- food runs out, we google the closet gro- Avengers: BLACK WIDOW, IRON MAN, the open road. America’s breathtaking ments of pleasure to ease our fears and cery store exit and purchase hummus, al- THE HULK, THOR; beauty makes my soul smile as I cruise unhappiness. Crappy food is manufac- mond butter, Ezekiel bread, salsa, guaca- Restaurants: LE PEEP, PALOMINO, ST. ELMO; down the highway into 360-degree post- tured to make us feel good, for the mo- mole, fresh fruit, sugar-free juices, veggie Alternatives: LYFT, UBER; cards of peacefully grazing livestock, ment, as these foods stimulate the holy sticks and nuts. To prevent dehydration’s Team: INDY ELEVEN unique old barns, rolling meadows and temple to release dopamine, the feel- snarky side effects, we opt for Kombucha pastures with meandering streams; good drug. However, if you’re compas- and water but no caffeine. On your next lakes blending with the horizon, sun- sionately disciplined with your food road trip, avoid the dead food outlets that dappled mountains painted in shades of Q&A choices, traveling can be daunting un- line America’s highways and eventually SEE PAGE 3 blue, gray, brown and green rising into your arteries. For a memorable, energetic less you plan ahead and have a strategy. 1. B, 2. A, 3. D, 4. C, 5. B a sea of cottony clouds and blue skies Vacations should be a sensible depar- vacation, have a plan, do your best and speckled with hungry hawks chasing ture from normal daily routines and eat- maybe listen to my #LiveRightNow Pod- small birds. ing behaviors: to occasionally cheat with a cast on iTunes. I also viewed semi’s barreling and self-promise to lose that five pounds, “af- swerving down the road, distracted tex- ter I get home.” Sandi and I learned when ters, tailgate bullies, signs warning of we make deals with ourselves and depart Chef Wendell is a lecturer and drug activity, the potential of hotel bed- food journalist. Contact him at from our normal way of eating clean and [email protected]. bugs, leering strangers and creepy bath- choose to cheat, we’ll pay for it later. rooms. I enjoy people watching. This va- As a rule, we avoid hard-to-digest pro- cation when stopping for gas at rest stop cessed junk food, fizzy sodas, doughnuts, food courts I surveyed portly folks, ten fried animal parts, burgers and fries. In- deep, eagerly waiting in line for fries,

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Marvin L. Baird tinkering on cars and lawn mowers. Survivors include two sons, Robert (Trish) Haggard and Marvin L. Baird, 81, of Greenwood, died May 16, David Haggard; two daughters, Janice Brown and 2018. He was born on July 14, 1936 in Oklahoma Connie (Tim) Rice; 12 grandchildren; 20 great- to the late Everett and Faye Baird. He is survived grandchildren; three siblings, Darrell Haggard, Your Local Independent Pharmacy with by his wife, Jackie Baird; son, Mark (Suzanne) Richard (Debbie) Haggard and Arnold (Sandra) Exceptional Pharmacy Services Baird; stepson, Nicholas (Raquel) Stadtmiller; Haggard; sister-in-law, Jeanette Haggard; and Roncalli boys’ volleyball grandchildren, Austin Baird, Alexander Baird brother-in-law, Don Byers. He was preceded and Luke Baird; a step-grandchild, Matthias in death by his wife, Irene L. Haggard; sister, wins state title Stadtmiller; and a brother, Dr. David (Jane) Baird. Esther “Darlene” Haggard Byers; brother, Thomas He was preceded in death by his first wife, Sadie L. Haggard; and sister-in-law, Mary Helen Athletics – The Roncalli Rebels captured Baird. Marvin was a fellow of the American Hospital Haggard. Funeral services were held May 23 at the 2018 IBVCA (Indiana Boys Volleyball Association, a Distinguished Hoosier and Eagle G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. Scout. Visitation was held May 19 at Haggard- Coaches Association) state title with a four- He was buried at Round Hill Cemetery, where Sefton, Hirschy & Zelt Funeral Home in Decatur military rites were conducted. game win over Cathedral in a match played and May 21 at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral at Southport. The Rebels won the first game, Home at The Gardens. Funeral services were held 25-16, dropped the second game, 23-25 May 21. Burial was at The Gardens at Olive Branch. and won the final two games, 25-20 and Sally Joan Hawk 25-22. Roncalli advanced to the champion- Sally Joan Hawk, 60, of Indianapolis, died May ship match with a three-game win (25-22, Rebecca Fink 16, 2018. She was born on July 23, 1957 in 25-16, 25-21) over defending state champi- Indianapolis to the late Donn and Mary Jane on Carmel in the semifinal round. The state Rebecca Fink, 59, of Indianapolis, died May 14, Nicewander. She will be remembered for her title is the boys’ volleyball program’s first 2018. She graduated from Nashville High School love of gardening and crafting. Sally was also a and Indiana Business College. Rebecca is survived Your Only Source of Durable Medical state championship. fitness enthusiast who enjoyed hiking. Survivors Equipment on the Southside! by her three daughters, Lindsey N. Fink, Melanie include a husband, Richard Hawk; her two sons, “This was an amazing team,” said coach Fink and Allison Fink; grandchildren, Isabelle John Kesterson. “Everyone had a role in the Chris Hawk (Alicia), and Stephen Hawk (Mina); 1635 E. SOUTHPORT RD., INDPLS, 46227 Barnett, Jordan Barnett, Brandon Scott Gibson Jr, her daughter, Stefanie Hawk; her sister, Nancy system and executed it to near perfection Brittany Roman, Carlos Roman, Jimmy Roman and Feeser Mark); and her brother; Jack Nicewander 317-879-5514 but the team was truly led by the seniors. Diego Roman; siblings, Jody Baker, Janie Treon and (Carol). She is also survived by two grandsons, They are amazing individual athletes, but David Graham; and boyfriend, Tony Ray Cooper. Tristan and Jack Hawk. Visitation was held May 20 ACCEPTS ALL INSURANCE INCLUDING Rebecca was preceded in death by her mother, MEDICARE & INDIANA MEDICAID PLANS they suspended all ego and supported each in Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. other no matter what. Their sacrifice to do Jean Graham Hill and father, George Graham. what was best for the team led us to the title.” Visitation was held May 19 from 10 a.m. until services at 11 a.m. at Newcomer – Indianapolis. Mary P. Henninger Mary "Pat" P. Henninger, 90, of Indianapolis, died CELEBRATE YOUR DAD Norman A. Haggard May 19, 2018. She was born on Dec. 6, 1927, in New Albany to John and Katherine Tribbey. She THIS FATHER’S DAY! Norman "Norm" A. Haggard, 85, of Whiteland, was a member of St. Jude Catholic Church, Ave died May 18, 2018. He was born on Dec. 6, This Father’s Day — Sunday, June 17 Maria Guild at St. Paul Hermitage, Bridge and 1932, in Indianapolis to Olie C. and Opal — show Dad how much you care by Euchre Club. She volunteered for many years at E. Haggard. He served his country in St. Vincent de Paul. She was a school teacher for 12 writing a personal, heartfelt message the United States Army. He was a that completes this sentence: “What years at Holy Name and St. Jude Catholic Schools. lifetime member of the VFW Post She enjoyed spending time with her family, is one special skill your dad has?” # 6978 of New Whiteland. Norm Then tell us in about 300 words watching sports, especially Roncalli football and enjoyed being outside working IU basketball and playing cards. Survivors include what makes her so special! Center Grove awards with his hands, doing yard work, her children, Barbara Anne (Mike) Collins, Michael Entries may be submitted from teacher of year Henninger and Mark (Debbie) Henninger; six elementary and middle school grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. She students throughout our readership Schools – was preceded in death by her husband, Stanley area by Monday, June 4. Please Center Grove Middle School C. Henninger. Burial will be held at 2 p.m. on May include the writer’s name, age, Central seventh grade social studies teach- 25 at St. Jude Catholic Church with visitation from grade, school and address. er Gary Robinson is the Center Grove 11:30 a.m. until the time of burial. Community School Corporation Teacher We’ll publish three in our June 13 of the Year. The top honor was announced issue and on ss-times.com. Mail or drop at Center Grove’s 2018 Teacher Celebra- Obituaries continued on page 19. off your essay to: ATTN: Father’s Day, tion held in the Center Grove High School The Southside Times 7670 S. US 31, auditorium on May 1. Robinson has been Indianapolis, IN 46227, or email it to a teacher for 40 years. The overall district [email protected]. Teacher of the Year is chosen by a Franklin College committee from the Teachers of the Year selected by each building. 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Obituaries continued from page 18. listening to Elvis and Ricky Nelson and being an avid record collector. Survivors include his daughter, Linda (Richard) Fox; granddaughter, Jessie; grandson, Marcus Fox; five great- Quinter Lachlan Klika grandchildren, Chuy, Logan, Leo, Butters and Quinter Lachlan Klika, also known as Casey Quin Zoey; two sisters, Dora and Barbara; and a half- Hamilton, 44, of Harwich, Mass., formerly of sister, Mary Kay. He was preceded in death by Nantucket, died April 27, 2018, his two grandchildren; three brothers, Mike, Aadvanced Limousines is the chosen after a brief illness. Quint grew Frank and Warren; and a grandson, Ricky Fox. up and attended local schools Services were held May 23 at G. H. Herrmann transportation provider for the in Southport. He graduated from Madison Avenue Funeral Home, with visitation Indy Wine Trail including Cedar Creek, Blackwell Tech in Laona, Wis. until the time of the service. He was honorably discharged Chateau Thomas Winery, Buck Creek from the Army Air National Guard. Quint most recently Winery and Easley Winery. We are very was employed by Allies Aviation in Hyannis, Jackie Troxell Mass. and had previously worked for Rectrix Jackie Troxell, 61, of Indianapolis, died May knowledgeable about the wineries and can Aviation, also located in Hyannis. Survivors 17, 2018. He was born on Feb. 19, 1957 in suggest a route that best fits your preferences. include his wife, Emmy (Rollenhagen) Hamilton; Revelo, Ky. to the Robert and Nellie Troxell. a son, Charles Frederick Hamilton; a daughter, He is survived by his wife, Janine (Lee) Troxell; Schae Anna Klika of Indianapolis; his mother, children, Jessica, Matthew and Nicholas Troxell; Marcella (Hamilton) Mahan and her husband, five grandchildren; brother, Dester Troxell; • Visit all four wineries as you wish Argil, of North Vernon; his brother, Shawn Hood and sister, Janet Bean. There are no services (Melissa) of Fortville; his sisters, Kimberley scheduled. Arrangements have been entrusted • You determine the route, time, and length of stay Klika (Timothy Mattingly) of Indianapolis and to G.H. Herrmann East Street Funeral Home. Amara Beth Klika (Nathan Dunnigan) of Altus, • Our vehicles seat up to 38 people Okla.; and his grandfather, Charles Hamilton, Sr. (Janet) of Indianapolis; his uncle, Charles • We have private sedans, SUV’s as well as Hamilton, Jr. (Melody); many aunts, nieces, Bryan Douglas Vaughn nephews and cousins that loved him dearly. He Bryan Douglas Vaughn, 60, of Greenwood, died limousines and buses. was preceded in death by his daughter, Grace May 16, 2018. He was born on June 15, 1957, in Hamilton; his aunt, Debra (Hamilton) Riddle; Crossville, Tenn., to Joe E. and Edna Vaughn. He • Visit all 4 wineries and get a free 18 oz wine glass and his grandmother, Billie Rae Hamilton. A was employed by Edgewood Building Supply memorial service will be held June 16 at 11 a.m. for more than 30 years when he retired in 2017. • Discount tasting tickets available for $5 at Abundant Love Church of God. Pastor Charles Survivors include his father, Joe Vaughn; his Hamilton, Jr. will be officiating the service. wife of 27 years, Amy; children, Jason (Emily) Monday - Thursday Brown, Jamie (Anthony) Marocco, Jodi (Joshua) Lash, Kristin (Bryan) Sauer, Amy Vaughn and Eric (Nicole) Vaughn; grandchildren, Brandon, Mary Louise Trent, Kyle and Tyler Sauer, Mackenna, Lilly Call us to schedule your Indy Wine Trail Tour Today! (Williams) Martinez and Dominic Marocco, Remi and Jaxon Brown, Alizabeth, Haleigh, Zoey and Norah Lash and Mary Louise (Williams) Martinez, 66, of Oliver Vaughn. He was preceded in death by (317) 716-1201 Indianapolis, died May 16, 2018. Mary was born his mother, Edna Vaughn. Bryan was a member on August 7, 1951, in Indianapolis to Joseph L. & of LifePoint Church. Services will be held at Maryemma G. Williams, both of whom proceed LifePoint Church on July 7 at 1 p.m. He will be her in death. Mary is survived by her daughter, buried in The Gardens at Olive Branch. Maria Martinez Fuentes; siblings, Joyce (Paul, Jr.) Strode, Karen McKinney, Joseph E. & Talta Williams; grandchildren, Sasha R. Deems, Kayla M. Deems, Adrianna I. Fuentes and Olivia L. James A. Wesner Fuentes; great-grandchildren, Gage E. Deems, Gabriel E. Deems, Giovanni E. Deems, David James Wesner, 69, died on May 18, 2018. He Deems and Amari L. Fuentes; and a host of other was born Aug. 21, 1948 in Indianapolis to family and friends. Visitation will be held May 24 Marshall & Mary Ellen Wesner. James worked from 10 a.m. until her funeral service at noon at as a director at the Boys Club and was also an Newcomer - Indianapolis Chapel. Interment will EMT. Survivors include his mother, Mary Ellen follow at Washington Park East Cemetery. Wesner; sister-in-law, Cynthia Wesner; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Marshall Wesner and brother, Phillip Wesner. Private burial will be at Forest James G. Stafford Lawn Memory Gardens. Arrangements were entrusted to G.H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral James G. Stafford, 70, of Indianapolis, died Home at The Gardens at Olive Branch. May 17, 2018. He was born on Sept. 13, 1947 in Indianapolis, to Marion D. Stafford and Mary C. Stafford-Hunter. He was a member of Iron Workers Local #22 and retired in August 2003. James enjoyed spending time with his family,

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Friday & Saturday ON CAMPUS The Southside Times June 9th & 10th IN MEMORIUM Use Seal ‘N Heal on dogs, cats drawing table, 20 years of stuff READERS' WRITES Community Menu: Fried or Baked Fish Tenderloins Students named to Dean's MUST GO!!! Chicken Strips List at Ohio Christian Univ. and horses to close open wounds 11a.m. to 8p.m. Hot Dogs Undergrad – Sides: David Sang and Marissa Mc Fries Crary, both of Perry Township were named- Alexander remembered for Drive Thru, to the Residential Undergraduate Program Baked Beans Dean's List at Ohio Christian University for work at The Southside Times Coleslaw the Spring 2017 Semester. To be eligible for Good news for Eat In and the Dean's List, a student must achieve a se Prior to coming to The Southside Times where Beech Grove’s Sewage Homemade mester GPA of 3.5 or better and be enrolled- he served in the mid-2000s as writer and lat and promote healing at Tractor Desserts: er editor, Michael Alexander had reported for in at least 12 semester hours. - Works customers Carry Out Pies several Indiana newspapers. He served in the U.S. Navy aboard the air Cookies Austin Montgomery inducted At a recent Board of Public Works Available craft carrier U.S.S. Ticonderoga, where he- and Safety meeting, the Board ap Cakes into Phi Kappa Phi ran the public information office. He was proved a “Special Contract” with CWA- Office 2340 Shelby St, Indianapolis IN 46203 • 317-536-5788 aboard when the first bombs were dropped (Citizens Energy) for the treatment of Center United Methodist Church Honor society – Austin Montgomery of on North Vietnam in 1964. waste water through 2025. This takes 5445 Bluff Rd. Greenwood was recently initiated into The “He wrote articles for a long, long time (at the place of an agreement that was Supply (www.kennelvax.com) The Southside Times),” said his wife, Donna Indianapolis, IN 46217 Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the na- signed in July 2011 (prior to me becom- tion's oldest and most selective all-discipline Alexander. “Then the position turned into ing Mayor). Sometime this summer, the center-umc.org collegiate honor society. Montgomery was editor. There was always so much to write. Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission initiated at United States Military Acade That’s what he loved about the newspaper (IURC) should approve this “Special my. Montgomery is among approximately- business,” she said. Contract” as well. 30,000 students, faculty, professional staff “Back then, there wasn’t such a thing as doing This is really good news for the cit and alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi it over the phone or on the computer. He had izens of Beech Grove as it stabilizes DID YOU KNOW... - each year. Membership is by invitation only. so many stories, because he had met so many rates through the first of 2019 (without people. Bob Evans, Ted Kennedy,” she recalled. increases for wastewater treatment) “Mike always had a smile for everybody,” Greenwood’s Andreasen and eliminates the capital improve- said Southside Times Publisher Rick Myers. “It ment payment in 2019, that was agreed named to Troy Univ. is easy for us to see how he could get the sto upon for improvements to the South % Chancellor's List ries he got because he connected with people.”- port Wastewater Treatment Plant in- “It was easy for him to plug into the South- the previous agreement, that is oper 67SOURCE: SMARI, INC. Academics – Christy Andreasen of Green side Times,” said Times-Leader CEO Brian ated by Citizens Energy. - OF THE SOUTHSIDE TIMES Kelly. “It seemed everybody knew him.” READERS ARE INTERESTED wood, has been named to the Chancellor's- By eliminating the capital improve- List at Troy University for the spring semes A celebration of life will be held at Light ment payment, the Citizens of Beech IN FAMILY ACTIVITIES? of Life Lutheran Church, 2234 Sheek Road, ter/Term 4 of the 2016/2017 academic year.- Grove and local businesses beginning The Chancellor's List honors full-time un- Greenwood, on June 4, 2 p.m. in 2019 will save over four million dol dergraduate students who are registered for lars through 2035 as a result of this- face to face

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