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Student Leadership Team raises Breast Cancer Awareness JoAnne Naue. Photo by Nicole Davis Go pink - The Beech Grove High School Student Leadership Team (SLT) raised Southside survivor story money on Friday at the last home football game by selling 'Pink Powder Packs' for Center Grove resident JoAnn Naue the 'Pink Powder Bash' to support Breast Cancer Awareness during the month of reflects on her breast cancer diagnosis 10 years later October. They raised $100 for Riley sell- By Nicole Davis ing the pink powder. just go on with life and keep busy.” After she retired, Naue decided to go Keep busy. Have faith. Trust your doc- back to work one day a week as a pub- tors and medical professionals. Take lic health nurse for the Marion County comfort in the support of family and Health Department. She and her hus- friends. Ten years since she was diag- band moved to Center Grove area, from nosed with breast cancer, JoAnn Naue Perry Township, several years ago. Along said these things helped her pull through with her hobbies of gardening, reading, a tough year of her life. antiquing and crafting, Naue spends one Now a retired nurse, Naue said she was day a week attending an exercise class always meticulous about getting mam- at Carole’s Fitness in Perry Township, a mograms, and sought medical attention business designed for those over 50 to when she discovered a lump. She under- keep healthy and fit. went two separate rounds of chemothera- “Carole is a godsend,” Naue said. “Car- py, losing her hair twice. ole is an inspiration. Her whole outlook “It was so scary, but in a positive way on life is to take care of this temple you for me,” she said. “When it first hits have, your body. She believes in exercise you that you have cancer diagnosis, on a regular basis. She doesn’t coddle us. you think am I going to die in a month? We go through an hour of pretty strenu- You’re in limbo. As I went through my ous exercises. She brings out the best. I treatment, you spend four hours a day won't to say I love exercise because I don’t. doing chemo hooked up to an IV, I asked I just feel stronger.” my doctor, should I work? I was working Right now, Naue takes Carole’s classes full time at the time. She said yes, keep one day a week. working. So I did. I rested and went back After undergoing the chemo, she said to work. Life went on.” she was left with some neuropathy, leav- The process took a little more than a ing numbness in her fingers. Since the year, between the initial diagnosis, mas- workouts target everything from fingers tectomy and reconstruction. That was to toes, and even teach clients how to HOW DO YOU EAT AN ELEPHANT? in 2006. Ten years later, Naue said going properly catch themselves if they should through that experience has made her ap- fall, Naue said she’s especially noticed preciate each day she’s given. an increase in the strength of her hands. “After the initial shock, just keeping Aside from the neuropathy, Naue busy, having faith in my doctors and the said she didn’t have any lasting effects support of my family and friends kept me of the chemo and the treatments she going,” she said. “It’s always in the back of went through. your mind, especially those first few years. “Mine was pretty cut and dry, thank- You hear stories of reoccurrence and that’s fully,” she said. Even now, “I never take always a possibility. I don’t talk about it for granted time. You do learn to appre- too much because I’m a bit superstitious. I ciate each day.” The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 5 Roncalli Salutes Spirit of Family Tradition

William Tharpe, Southport Police Corporal and Perry Township Schools resource officer. Photo by Nicole Davis William Tharpe Southport Police Corporal works to develop K-9 program when I promoted to corporal by the chief. BEHIND the BADGE Knowing that I am trusted to lead other officers, some who have more experience Compiled by Nicole Davis than me, it’s a very gratifying feeling. Wanting to earn more experience as a What aspect of the job do you find most patrol officer, Corporal William Tharpe- de challenging? cided to start with a small department. He We deal with many different people in came to the Southport Police Department many different situations. For example, in as a reserve officer in February 2014 and Southport, we have had a major increase said ever since, he’s loved his role there. in the amount of Chin residents in our city. “It’s been like home,” he said. “I love the With the language barrier, many times it is family feeling of the community, getting to hard to communicate, or hard to let them know everybody, being treated well by the know how law enforcement works in the command staff. You feel like you give back to United States. We do have many resources the community.” to communicate with individuals in these Roncalli High School senior Luke Smock was awarded the Tharpe grew up near Garfield Park, grad- situations, including having classes for them uating from Manual High School and later to help them better understand what to do in $1,500 “Spirit of the Family Tradition” Scholarship by the University of Indianapolis. He worked with certain law enforcement situations. the Indiana Department of Corrections and Roncalli Alumni Association before the football game on then three years in the jail for the Marion What do you enjoy doing in your off-time? September 2. Smock is a member of the football team County Sheriff’s Office. Currently living in I enjoy spending time with my family, any- Perry Township with his wife, Sabrina, and thing from watching movies, family get-to- and track team. His parents, Andy and Suzanne, are both daughter, Ireland, he has worked full time as gethers, going camping to doing DIY proj- members of Roncalli’s Class of 1982. Congratulations to the a school resource officer at Perry Township ect around the house. Because of the busy Schools for two years. schedule working full time along with extra Smock Family! hours as a reserve supervisor, training new What was your inspiration to become officers and bike patrol, the time spend off a police officer? duty with family is cherished. My inspiration to become a police officer started while working in loss prevention at What are your future goals, Kmart. As a loss prevention officer there was professionally or personally? only so much I could legally do. I wanted to I want to become a full-time police officer take it a step further by helping the people in a patrol capacity. I would love to work full going through hard times to turn their lives time here at Southport. I enjoy working with around and get the continual criminals off animals and since Southport does not have the street. I did a few ride-alongs with offi- a K-9 program, I am working to implement cers that would come to the store and from one. I have a Chocolate Labrador Retriever that point I knew that being a police officer who is being imprinted to be a narcotics dog is where I wanted to be. and I am working with the chief to make this an addition to our department. I plan to stay What has been one of your most at Southport as long as I can because it is gratifying moments on the job? such a great department to work for. For me, the most gratifying is just being a police officer in general. I have good days What would you have done if you hadn't and I have bad days, but in the end it’s all become a police officer? Take a closer look. worth it because this is what I love to do. If I would get into buying houses and flipping I had to pick a specific moment it would be them. My brother is a firefighter and wants Open House - November 3, 2016 from 6-8 p.m. RONCALLI.ORG me to do that, so that could be a possibility. 6 Week of October 20-26, 2016 • ss-times.com COVER STORY - HALLOWEEN The Southside Times

By Nicole Davis day is Nov. 1, aligning with Halloween and Day of the Dead so there is an extra celebration for Eerily The Dolen household was the last house her. Julie’s brother drives up from Blooming- on the block with a light still on, one Hal- ton and has a chainsaw; standing beside of the loween. A car pulls up and a child gets out. house, he’ll often rev up the chainsaw when He looks around and sees every other light older children walk by. Julie’s mother dresses engaging is off. It appears as though his mother had as Cruella De Vil from the movie, 101 Dalma- just gotten off work and this was their first tians, staying in character and walking around Julie Dolen stop. He looks mopey, disappointed, as he with her actual dalmatian. walks up to the house and says, “trick-or- “The first year my mom dressed up as Cruel- decorates her treat.” That’s when Julie Dolen takes their re- la De Vil, she had her dog,” Julie said. “She was maining bucket of candy and dumps it into in character. She went walking around asking, Garfield Park his bag, filling it. ‘do you know where I can find any puppies?’ A home to ensure “The kid, he’s like ‘thanks!’ and turns to his couple of people dressed as dalmatians actu- mom and says ‘we’re done!’” Julie said. “It’s ally ended up walking around with her.” every child has little things like that. It seems like nothing The family tries not to make it too scary for us, but it can make a world of difference so that everyone feels comfortable coming a spooky, fun time to these kids. We really want all of the kids to the door. Trick-or-treaters are first greet- on Halloween to enjoy the holiday, a little bit of spookiness ed by a blow-up grim reaper archway. Beside and get the candy that works for them.” it are gravestones with random names writ- Julie has always had a love for Halloween. ten on them. Lighting goes up the stairs to It’s a ‘guilt-free’ holiday, she said, where you’re help the little ones see where they are going. not expected to do anything except have fun Halloween decorations greet them up top, with it. She has never missed the opportunity such as a blow-up Halloween cat sitting on a to decorate her Garfield Park home or dress in pumpkin. The porch swing is removed to al- costume. Last year she dressed up as a Min- low for a projector to play a Halloween movie ion while her husband, Kevin, dressed up as for parents to watch while their children get the character, Gru. Often, she’s a superhero. candy. Inside, the entire house has a touch of 2 Above all else, she enjoys staying home and Halloween decor. From spiders sitting on the handing out treats to the trick-or-treaters. corner table to themed tablecloths and dish Julie and Kevin moved to East Garfield rags, the interior decor is often changed out Drive in 1999. At the time, there weren’t many throughout the season beginning Oct. 1. kids in the neighborhood. As younger families “There are families that each year, be- have moved in, the past eight to 10 years have cause we’ve had that grim reaper archway boomed with trick-or-treaters. Many are from for several years, every year they come up the neighborhood and many are outsiders. Ju- and it’ll be their family pictures,” Julie said. lie usually stops counting at 100 children - and “We get a lot of interaction from people that’s 45 minutes into the evening. She esti- with the different props.” mates they get at least 150 visitors. Not to forget the candy. This year, the Dolens 1 “I enjoy seeing kids from other neighbor- purchased 180 full-sized candy bars to pass out, hoods come in and I’m glad that we have that along with a bucket full of mini candies (so that reputation that we’re a safe neighborhood, it’s Julie can take a small piece or two for herself). 3 safe candy and it’s truly about the enjoyment A teal pumpkin on the front porch symboliz- of the season,” she said. “You get a lot of bang es that the household also offers allergen-free for your buck here because almost every treats, such as Goldfish, organic pretzels and house has candy. It’s two blocks wide even glow sticks for those who can’t have the and three blocks deep. This is such snacks. She sometimes has bottles of water, as a great neighborhood. Everyone many of the children are outside for a couple of is so wonderful. They decorate, hours, walking up and down the steps that lead dress up and do all kinds of to nearly every Garfield Park home. fun stuff. You see all of your “I’m looking forward to nice weather and neighbors out, which is re- giving the kids the big candy bars,” Julie said. 4 ally neat. It brings back that “The toddlers, they can’t eat most of that can- neighborhood feel which dy, but they can have the Goldfish. We try to we, the Garfield Neighbors make kids’ Halloween awesome. We heard sto- Association, have worked so ries of many years ago there used to be a law- hard to get.” yer around the corner that used to give out Julie, an occupational therapist spe- watches. Every kid on Halloween looked for- cializing in geriatric rehab and dementia ward to going to his house and get their new training, and Kevin, a financial advisor, have watch for the year. I can’t compete with that… two children, Kylene, 19, and Katie, 13. The But, I hope someone remembers me like the entire family gets into the holiday, dressing up guy who handed out watches.” and pulling out all of the stops. Katie’s birth-

1. Kevin, dressed as Gru, and Julie, dressed as a Minion, during Halloween 2015. Submitted photo 2. Interior decor. Photo by Nicole Davis 3. Family photos are often taken in front of the Dolen house. Submitted photo 5 4. Variety of candy aims to please all children. Photo by Nicole Davis 5. Julie gets creative for her daughter’s 6 birthday parties, which falls just after Halloween on Nov. 1. Submitted photo 6. Julie Dolen says her favorite superhero to dress as is Wonderwoman, though she often switches up the costume. Photo by Nicole Davis The Southside Times COMMUNITY - HALLOWEEN ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 7

BOO-fet and Cursed Castle • Visit the Childrens’ Mu- Throughout the holiday weekend, the Chick-fil-A HALLOWEEN CALENDAR seum for lunch with cheerful witches and tour the located in the Greenwood Park Mall will be hosting Cursed Castle while you’re there! I When: Oct 22, 23, a Cow-ll-O-Ween Costume Instagram Sweepstakes. | Check out these Southside area 2016 Halloween- carnival, an abandoned hospital, and a condemned 30 12-2 p.m. I Cost: $20 (does not include admissions). When: Oct. 29, 6 - 8 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Park themed events building infested with ghosts. For the puzzle solver, I Address: 3000 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis. I Info: Visit Mall. | Info: Visit shopgreenwoodparkmall.com. Nightmare also features an escape room with two childrensmuseum.org/visit/calendar/view/283. Southport Trunk or Treat • Join for kids games, cos- Hanna Haunted Acres • From possessed-scarecrow- different sets of frightening challenges. I When: Oct. Pinocchio’s Halloween Spectacular • Join for car- tume contest and free food. | When: Oct. 30, 4 - 7:30 infested corn mazes to a blind tour through the pits of 20-22, 27-29 I Cost: $20 Thursday, $25.00 Friday, Sat- nival games, prizes and treats. | When: Oct. 29, 11 p.m. | Where: Southport Park, 6901 Derbyshire Road. | the underworld, Hanna Haunted Acres offers multiple urday I Where: 6004 Camden St., Indianapolis. I Info: a.m. - 9 p.m. | Where Pinocchio’s Original Italian Ice Info: Visit /southportevents. ways to terrify yourself and your friends this Hallow- Visit nightmareonedgewood.com. Cream, Greenwood. | Info: Call (317) 865-8844. een. I When: Oct. 18-23, 26-31 7-10 p.m. I Price: Varies Trick or Treating at Southeast Roll Call • The police 2016 Irvington Ghost Walks • Irvington Walking based on attraction and pass type. I Address: 7323 E University Heights Halloweenie Roast • Univer- department will decorate for the event, with a few sur- Ghost Tour led by writer Alan Hunter. Come out for a Hanna Ave. I Info: Visit hannahauntedacres.com. sity Heights residents can join for free food, crafts prises in store. | When: Oct. 31, 4 – 7 pm. | Where: IMPD history lesson in an inner city Indianapolis neighbor- and meet neighbors. | When: Oct. 29, 1 - 3 p.m. | Southeast District Headquarters, Fountain Square. | Fright Manor • Haunted attraction not recommend- hood that definitely has its “secrets.” | When: Oct. 21, Where: university Heights Community park. | Info: Visit indy.gov/CrimeWatch/IMPDDistricts/Southeast- ed for children younger than eight. I When: Oct. 18- 22, 28, 29, 7 p.m. and Oct. 28029, 9:30 p.m. | Where: Visit uheights.us. District/Documents/SoutheastNewsletter.pdf. 31, open 7:30 pm each night. I Cost: $20 for 3 haunts. Start at 10 S. Johnson Ave., Indianapolis, behind the Zombie Alley $5 I Address: 2909 S. Meridian St., India- Irving Theatre. | Cost: $15 per person which includes a Greenwood Park Mall Safe Trick or Treat • Children Halloween Party • Beech Grove Parks Department napolis. I Info: Visit frightmanor.com. copy of Irvington Haunts: The Tour Guide. Cash only. | are welcome to come in their costumes and visit will host this event with costume contest and show by Haunted Oktoberfest: Golden Living Center In- Info: Visit indianaghosttours.org. participating retailers for their treats. For the com- Silly Safari and Amazon John. | When: Oct. 31, 5 - 7:30 fort of our littlest guests, attendees should refrain p.m. | Where: Elton H. Geshwiler Senior CEnter, 602 dianapolis • Tour the Haunted House, meet residents St Jude Trunk-or-Treat • Enjoy family-friendly from wearing masks or from carrying toy weapons. Main St., Beech Grove. | Info: Visit /BeechGroveParks. and staff and have a chilling experience. This is a safe trick-or-treating at St Jude Catholic Church. I environment for children to Trick-or-Treat. | When: Oct. When: Oct. 21. I Cost: Free I Address: 5353 Mc- 20, 3 - 6 p.m. | Where: Golden Living Center Indianapo- Farland Rd., Indianapolis I Info: Visit indywithkids. lis, 2860 Churchman Ave., Indianapolis. | Info: Email com/events/st-jude-trunk-treat. OCT. 31 SOUTHSIDE TRICK-OR-TREAT HOURS [email protected]. Halloween ZooBoo • Join favorite animal friends in The Asylum House • In the depths of the Asy- Indianapolis Zoo’s Halloween ZooBoo! The animals BEECH GROVE lum House are endless mazes of catacombs and INDIANAPOLIS will take part in Halloween-themed events like the • 5 - 8 p.m. • 6 - 8 p.m. tunnels unfit for anything human. | When: Oct. Elephant Pumpkin Smash and a Halloween-themed 20-23, 26-31, Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. - 1 a.m.; HOMECROFT • IMPD is planning extra dolphin show, and children are invited to bring treat patrols and enforce- Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday, 7 - 10 p.m. and bags for trick-or-treating. Other events will also be • 5 - 8 p.m. Halloween, 7 - 10 p.m. | Where: Marion County • Be on the lookout for the ment in neighborhoods offered, such as Pumpkin Bowling, Spider Fun, and a during that time. Fairgrounds, 7300 E. Troy Ave., Indianapolis. | Info: live DJ. I When: Oct. 21-23, 28-30, 2-7 p.m. ​I Cost: Varies Homecroft Police De- Visit theasylumhouse.com. partment in the town, depending on day. I Where: 1200 W. Washington St., GREENWOOD Indianapolis. I Info: Visit indianapoliszoo.com/events- as they will have special Nightmare on Edgewood • Find your fear at treats for the kids. • 6 - 8:30 p.m. Nightmare on Edgewood, which features a creepy and-groups/zoo-events/halloween-zooboo.

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By Rick Hinton Good times! Halloween fun for the whole family! Rides, shows, The Ouija boards popularity is direct- Many question the validity of the fabled ly related to the Spiritualist movement of corn mazes, and much more! Ouija board. Is it a harmless game? A tool the 19th century, although several incar- utilized by evil forces? A probe into the nations of the talking board predated this non-conscious mind? Or ... a combination time period. Long regarded as a parlor of all of the above? The Southside Times game, the Spiritualists used it as a divining reader Sharon Kinder has pondered the tool, believing the dead actively sought to subject and has questions. talk to the living. With this board it could be done in a much faster fashion than the “Playing with a Ouija board was a old tried and true methods which were a favorite thing to do at slumber parties slower process (mediums, seances, auto- when I was in my teens in the 50s. No matic writing, and table turning). Back life shattering questions, but fun none- in the day, communicating with the dead Come Grow With Us! theless. We were always amazed when was quite common and not seen (at least the planchette took off like crazy to by the Spiritualists) as weird and eccen- spell out an answer, and we swore to tric. It was a sign of the times. each other that we weren't moving it. However, are there other implications Sometimes what it spelled out wasn't that this board may have long term rami- NOW HIRING an answer we expected” fications? There are those that think it's not just “harmless” activity, but rather I did the same thing in my youth, with something more sinister in nature. a few seances thrown in for good mea- SEASONAL sure. I wanted to explore all possibilities. “Would you please explain why The Ouija board, once termed a spirit these boards went from being an or talking board is flat and m numbers innocent pastime sold with kid's SALES ASSOCIATES 0-9, the words “yes” and “no”, and “good- games, to something that's now dis- bye.” Various symbols and graphics adorn couraged.” • Competitive Pay it. Users place their fingers on a planch- ette-a tear drop shaped piece of wood or Sharon, they are still sold, and yes, I • Employee Discount plastic with a small window in the body- will attempt to ... ask questions and watch in a stupor as it moves from letter to letter to spell out words. Sharon states: Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, Greenwood - 1031 Greenwood Springs Dr. 46143 loves researching things that go bump “We girls always had a lot of ques- in the night. His articles can be read on Facebook: Rick Hinton, Southport APPLY ShootPointBlank com/careers tions: Does so & so like me? Will so Paranormal Examiner. Hinton conducts TODAY! & so ask me to go steady? Who will paranormal investigations with his ask me to the dance?” team, South Central Paranormal. The Southside Times COMMUNITY - HALLOWEEN ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 9

HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS FROM IMPD

Those participating in this year’s Hal- loween festivities please consider the following safety tips:

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By CarDon & Associates “When Cathy went back to the states, we corresponded for about a year until I fin- What do you think of when you hear ished up my time in South Korea in the the word “mash?” For most, it is like- MASH unit. When I got home in 1953, we ly “M*A*S*H,” the TV series got married in Washington, D.C.” adapted from the 1970 feature Cathy was stationed in the Army there, film “MASH.” And that film was and Dale returned to teach anesthesia at the based on the 1968 novel “MASH: University of Pennsylvania Medical School. A Novel About Three Army Doc- After a year, they connected with a mutual tors” by Richard Hooker. friend living in Indiana. A mobile army surgical hospital — MASH “Our friend from Korea was living in — is a U.S. Army medical unit serving as a ful- southern Indiana, and he knew I wanted to ly-functional hospital in a combat area of op- find a place to practice anesthesia,” Dale said. erations. The TV show is about a fictional U.S. “He told us one of the local hospitals was in MASH unit in Korea during the Korean War. great need of an anesthesiologist. So I ap- But the Drakes, who live in one of CarDon plied, got the position and we moved to In- WILSON ST. PIERRE FUNERAL SERVICE AND CREMATORY & Associates’ senior living communities, know diana. We’ve been here ever since.” GREENWOODYou’re CHAPEL OPEN HOUSE Invited & TOAST TO MICHAEL ST. PIERRE the non-fiction side of the story — as they A number of years after the war ended, NOVEMBER 6, 2016 | NOON – 4:00 P.M. helped write the novel based on their lives. Cathy and Dale went to visit Dr. H. Richard Paul & Michael St. Pierre Cathy (McDonough) Drake first went to Hornberger, one of the military surgeons they Korea in 1950 as part of the Army Nurse Corp. knew from Korea, at his home in Maine. PLEASE JOIN US IN CELEBRATING OUR “I was an army nurse stationed in Walter “There was another man there as well, but Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C., and I got Dr. Hornberger said he was just a friend who assigned to the 171st Evacuation Hospital in was visiting,” Cathy said. The man was a writer Korea,” Cathy said. The 171st Evac was a big from New York City who was working with Dr. hospital, and I was sent over to one of the five Hornberger on a manuscript based on a MASH MASH units they had in Korea.” unit in Korea. That manuscript was published Newly SCHEDULERenovated OF EVENTS Facility Cathy originally served with the 8076th in 1968 as “MASH: A Novel About Three Army We invite you to come and go as you’d like at our celebratory open house, MASH unit in South Korea and was there Doctors” under the pen name Richard Hooker. enjoying music, appetizers, and beverages along with special events, tours, a few weeks before the unit was sent north A night of reminiscing turned into what to Pyongyang in North Korea. When the became a real page turner. And then a fea- and speakers throughout the day. Chinese came in, she returned to Japan and ture film. And then one of the highest-rated was assigned back to South Korea. That’s shows in U.S. television history. Now at 90 1:00 PM TOAST OF MICHAEL ST. PIERRE VIP SPEAKER LINEUP when she went to work for the 8055th and 91 years old, the Drakes can look back Led by Paul St. Pierre with a few very caring MASH unit, right on the 38th parallel that on how their history was a notable part of friends in celebration of Michael’s “semi” • Glenn Gould, CEO of divides North and South Korea. American history. retirement. Experience tours of our new MKJ Marketing “That’s where one of the doctors, an anes- “In our MASH unit, the operating room renovated facilities. • , C.F.S.P., Past thesiologist, was waiting for his replacement was just one great big room,” Dale said. “We Randall Earl President of the National Funeral to come, and he told me ‘Now that would be got to meet Alan Alda, who played Hawkeye, 2:30 PM RAISING AND DEDICATION OF a nice guy for you, Cathy.’” Dale Directors Association and that character was based on Dr. Horn- THE AMERICAN FLAG Drake was that replacement. berger,” Cathy said. Boy Scout Troop 266, American Legion • Rep. Woody Burton, State Working as a chief anesthesi- Married for more than 60 Representative for Indiana House ologist in Arkansas, Dale had years, Cathy and Dale still re- Post 252, Greenwood Masonic Lodge #514. joined the Army Reserve and member the impact of wartime Music by Murat Shriners. District 58 was given orders for the Far — and the significance of the Mayor of East Command in 1951, 4:00 PM BUILDING REDEDICATION • Mark W. Myers, letters they wrote to each Greenwood where he was assigned to other while on opposite Building rededication by Pastor Steve the 8055th unit. And he sides of the world. Schellin of Southland Community Church, was a nice guy indeed. “We wrote to each recognition of contributors to Greenwood TOUR THE RENOVATIONS WE’VE “Oh she was already other every day,” Cathy Chapel remodel. MADE TO OFFER YOU THE MOST IN ready and waiting for me,” said. “And I just hope COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE: Dale laughed. “She had Submitted photos people today realize her hooks in after only a how much it means to Lounge décor rivaling any couple weeks.” get a letter or package 5-star hotel. Updated “We got pretty well when you’re overseas technology. Lower level acquainted in four during a war. Wilson dedicated to family history and months,” Dale said. The And there’s one thing reflection. New family service couple met at the 8055th in particular neither of t. Pierre area. Onsite crematory in 1951 and only worked the Drakes will forget CARING SINCE 1897 to serve families. together a few short about their time in Korea. Funeral Service & Crematory months before Cathy was “In the midst of war, we rotated back to the U.S., found each other.” 481 W. MAIN STREET, GREENWOOD but that’s all it took. ©2016 MKJ Marketing (317) 881-2514 | WWW.WILSONSTPIERRE.COM 12 Week of October 20-26, 2016 • ss-times.com IT'S GOLDEN The Southside Times Southside Indy Retiree ROSEGATE Lives Vibrant Life Therapy helps her recover from fall at home invites you to join us for our By Eunice Trotter munity’s New Energy Wellness program and American Senior Communities now walks two miles a day. What else can Helen do? She dines out After falling and striking her head, Helen with friends and recently returned from a Rich could have resigned herself to disabil- cruise. Trips to the casino are not out of Fall Festival ity. But she chose rehabilitation. the question. On many days, you can find Like thousands of others who her chatting on her i-Phone or zipping SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH experience head injury after a about in her new Mini Cooper. fall, Helen developed problems Helen says she may again experience symp- with her memory and thinking. toms of dementia, but in the meantime she is 1-3:30PM She had hallucinations and other symptoms. living life to the fullest. “I’m very happy here. She was diagnosed with dementia. If I lived someplace else, I’d be by myself all of Rehabilitation brought her back. Now 82, the time. I probably wouldn’t be well.’’ Helen lives independently at Rosegate As- Rosegate is on a campus at 7525 Rose- sisted Living, one of American Senior Com- gate Dr. where there is a healthcare cen- munities’ 90 Senior Rehabilitation and Mem- ter, assisted living apartments and garden ory Care communities located throughout homes. For more information about any of Indiana. She went through months of ther- the services or living options at Rosegate, apy that she believes restored her to the vi- call (317) 889-0100, or visit brant life she now enjoys. ASCSeniorCare.com/rgal. She credits her much improved condi- tion to the therapy and care she received through Rosegate’s Moving Forward Rehabilitation program. She moved to Rosegate Garden Homes and Assisted Join us for an afternoon of Living after recovering. “Before all of this, you couldn’t get me to exercise,” she said. “Everybody here fun at Rosegate’s Octoberfest was so concerned. Everyone helped and they all cared about me.” Helen was putting up groceries Fall Festival! when she tripped and fell, striking her head. She next remembers Fun games for the kids, free food & entertainment. waking up in a hospital. “My son told me I had put See classic cars at our cruise-in! canned stuff in the refrigerator and stuff for the refrigerator someplace else. He said I was having hallucina- tions something horrible. I thought Germans were here and every- FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! body was against me, includ- ing my children.” CALL 889-0100 FOR MORE INFORMATION When she arrived at Rosegate, she had stroke-like symptoms and was able to walk only about 150 feet with assistance and needed help with her medications and daily liv- ing needs. Her family was also concerned about prob- lems with her memory. After therapy, Helen could walk more than 600 feet in- “Where caring peopledependently and was able to make the difference!”move into a Rosegate Garden Home. She joined the com- ASCSeniorCare.com

Submitted photo The Southside Times IT'S GOLDEN ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 13 Indianapolis Seniors Brookhaven provides Other Beneficiaries Encouraged to welcoming amenities for seniors Get out the Vote … the Medicare Vote, That Is By Brookhaven at County Line a non-denominational chapel, exercise and By Charlotte MacBeth CHOICE: When it comes to Medicare, billiard rooms and even a beauty salon. Ac- one size definitely does not fit all. A great deal of effort goes into identify- tivities include pitch-in dinners, game nights, With media dominated by political ads You need to take the time to ex- ing the needs and desires of senior citizens coffee and donuts, casino trips and more! and commentary about the candidates, plore your options and understand – especially in regards to senior Another important aspect of senior liv- it’s hard not to focus on the upcoming the benefits and costs of each plan living. Herman & Kittle Proper- ing is maintenance. Brookhaven’s staff is re- presidential election. But it’s important so you can choose the coverage that ties conducted ample research sponsible for repairs and servicing and also for the more than 312,000 seniors and works best for you. on the matter and Brookhav- ensures that sidewalks and driveways are other Medicare beneficiaries in the In- en at County Line Road has put cleared in the winter months. In the spring, CARE: dianapolis area to remember that their The Medicare plan you select that research into action. Brookhaven of- summer and fall, staff members maintain opportunity to vote isn’t over after they can have a major impact on your fers two types of programs: Section 42 Af- the lawn and flowers. A walking trail sur- head to the polls on Nov. 8. health and well-being. In addition fordable Housing Program and Market Rate rounding a pond on the premises offers res- That’s because they have not one but two to providing access to doctors and for those who do not qualify under Section idents exercise or a chance to walk the dog elections to participate in this fall. And for- hospitals, your Medicare coverage 42 tax credit guidelines. Their facilities pro- – since Brookhaven is pet friendly. tunately for them, the outcome of the sec- can also help you live a healthier life vide one- and two-bedroom apartments Additionally, Brookhaven works to keep ond election is entirely in their hands. and achieve your health goals. equipped with refrigerator, stove, dishwash- seniors healthy and savvy by offering vari- er, garbage disposal, washer/dryer connec- From Oct. 15 to Dec. 7, seniors and EXPERIENCE: Medicare can be com- ous seminars such as tax preparation, in- tions, ceiling fans and spacious closets – other beneficiaries have the chance to plex and confusing. It’s important to vestments, insurance in-home health care, with laundry amenities available on site. “elect” their Medicare coverage for 2017 find a plan that offers benefits that health and wellness, blood pressure checks A major concern of many people looking during Medicare Open Enrollment. Par- are important to you as well as sup- and Walgreens delivers prescriptions to for senior housing opportunities is what kind ticipating is not a civic duty, but it’s still port and services to help you make eliminate the hassle. of activities are available. Brookhaven’s Resi- incredibly important. The decisions peo- the most of those benefits. For more information, visit the office or ple make during Medicare Open Enroll- dent Activities Director regularly schedules call (317) 887-2822. At the time of applica- ment can have a significant impact on events and outings that includes weekly bus tion, a $35 fee and a $100 hold fee will se- both their health and their wallet in 2017. I encourage all Medicare beneficiaries transportation to the grocery store. They also cure your apartment home. The hold fee is Many beneficiaries have more than two to make their “vote” count this fall. They have a variety of specialty rooms on site cater- applied to the first month’s rent and there dozen Medicare plans available in their can compare the “candidates” using Medi- ing to various individual tastes – community are various options for Security Deposits area. All those options – while generally care’s Plan Finder tool on Medicare.gov. and media rooms, a library with computers, based on credit scores. a good thing for consumers – also mean that it’s important to do some homework. Charlotte MacBeth is the CEO of United- To make comparing the Medicare “can- Healthcare Medicare & Retirement in Indiana. didates” easier, beneficiaries should focus on three key areas:

 Transportation  Full-Size Washer/Dryer Connections Reduced  Tons of Resident Activities  Close to Major Shopping and Rates Restaurants  Private Garages  Spacious Floor Plans with Huge Closets Family Living Where Residents are Family Community  Media Room, Library, for the ElderlyEmerson House is a beautiful home where caring and individual for Seniors Salon, Billiards, Fitness Center attention are given to healthy seniors who benefit from the assisted living services of 55+ meals, transportation and housekeeping. Our beautiful bedroom suites can be rented for 317-887-2822 long-term or respite stays. Stop in to experience the difference! www.MyFavoriteApartment.com 8 spacious private bedrooms • 2,000 square feet of shared space • 3 nutritious meals each day Brookhaven at County Line Emerson House • 5510 S. Emerson Ave., Indpls, IN 46237 940 Wild Indigo Lane, Indianapolis, IN 46227 (317) 412-1247 • IndianapolisSeniorLiving.net 14 Week of October 20-26, 2016 • ss-times.com IT'S GOLDEN The Southside Times A winter checklist for seniors for the Indiana winter By Five Star Senior Living FURNACE INSPECTION Many people look forward to a reprieve It’s easy to forget about the furnace un- from the extreme heat of summer once au- til the heat goes out unexpectedly. A fur- tumn rolls around. But a change nace needs a regular checkup to ensure of the seasons also means putting that it is working properly--from rou- in extra time around the house tine maintenance, to changing filters and to prepare for winter. Following checking for any leaks. An HVAC repair- man will be able to inspect the furnace to a winter check list can help you Submitted photos winterize your senior loved one’s home be- make sure it is in tip-top shape before the fore the colder months arrive. Here are a few chill of winter sets in. tips to help you get started preparing an In- tant. Also keep a few days stash of fore the snow flies, make sure you have diana senior’s home for winter: REPLENISH BACKUP SUPPLIES To avoid the crowds and sparse shelves non-perishable food on hand. a snow removal plan in place for their SHUT OFF OUTSIDE WATER TAPS at the local grocery stores the night before • BATTERIES. D, AA and AAA batter- home. If you aren’t sure how to find a reli- a coming storm, stock up on emergency ies are good to have on hand be- able company to work with, call the local Seniors who love to spend time in their Indiana Agency on Aging. They may be garden during the warmer months must supplies before the winter comes: cause they can keep the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors work- able to offer a few recommendations. take extra steps to ensure that they don’t • MEDICATIONS. This is especially im- experience frozen or burst pipes during the ing and keep flashlights powered portant if your senior loved one through a blackout. TEST SMOKE AND Indiana winter. If there is a hose line run- takes prescription pills. Missing a ning from a gardening shed or basement dose can be dangerous. Try to have • FLASHLIGHT. Be sure to keep flash- CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS water connection, taking the time to vacate a month’s supply ahead of time to lights in places that are easy to safe- Smoke detectors can reduce the risk of those pipes of standing water before the ensure your older family member ly access in the dark, including near dying in a fire by 50 percent and carbon winter can help protect against major head- won’t run out in an emergency. the senior’s bed and favorite chair. monoxide detectors help reduce the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning in the home. aches when cold weather arrives. Any pipes BOTTLED WATER AND FOOD STAPLES. that are non-insulated and have the poten- •  PLAN FOR SNOW REMOVAL Make sure the senior you love has both Keeping a case of water bottles and regularly test them to make sure they tial to be exposed to the elements should be Snow shoveling and navigating icy tucked away in their home is impor- are in working order. cleared of water before the first freeze. walks can be dangerous for seniors. Be-

• A library with multiple computers • Housekeeping and linen service • Activity programs and outings • Showplace theatre room • Scheduled transportation • On-site beauty salon • Garden Inn restaurant (all day dining) • 24-hour emergency response system • Access to the interstate and shopping • Pet friendly The Southside Times VIEWS ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 15

FROM THE EDITOR HUMOR It’s not too late to get to the market

One of the most exciting parts of spring is the beginning of the grow- ing season: fresh tomatoes, melons, greens and so much more. As the season changes, so does the produce. The Southside Times has been happy announced the start of each farmers market each year, and now it’s time to announce the end. While some Southside markets TOP TEN like Greenwood and Southport have QUESTIONS THEY already concluded for the 2016 sea- PROBABLY WON'T ASK son, Garfield Park and Beech Grove offer one more opportunity to pur- AT A POLITICAL DEBATE chase some fresh produce, among By Torry Stiles other goods. Beautify Beech Grove has its last 10. "You promise to be our voice. What market on Oct. 25, 3 to 6 p.m. at the voices do you listen to? Do you of- corner of Churchman and Emerson ten hear voices?" Avenues. Garfield Park Farmers Mar- STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE ket will host a special Harvest Mar- 9. "You say you want to build the in- frastructure. We are already in deep ket to conclude the season, with a The Southside Times is all about people nized? Email your “Stars and Strikes” and our community. What do you like to [email protected]. Chad Mertz of debt. Is it proper to say we're in the kids vs. pets contest, live music, ven- infra-red?" dor costume contest, extra vendors, in your neighborhood? What don’t you Greenwood contributed to this week's food and more on Oct. 29, 9 a.m. to like? Who has done something nice, no Stars and Strikes. 8. "You claim you're a family values 12:30 p.m. at the Garfield Park Ten- matter how small and should be recog candidate. What's your family worth nis Court Parking Lot. right now?" This was the first year for the Gar- community leaders. “Kudos to all the 7. "Who would win: Superman or Thor?" Stars: To the Greenwood Rede- field Park market, and we must say, hard-working South Indy neighbors we were impressed at the turnout. velopment Commission (RDC), 6. "You want the rich to pay their which recently approved the first proj- keeping our neighborhoods safe and fair share. Who are the rich and We visited a few times this summer, strong!” wrote Indianapolis Mayors Liai- and there was a continuous crowd ects taking part in the City’s “G.R.O.W. wouldn't their share be the same son Allie Kast in a community newsletter. as anyone else's?" of people. Way to go, organizers Ju- Greenwood Initiative,” a $500,000 matching grant program that seeks to lia Woody, Ashley Brooks and other Stars: To the South Indy leaders 5. "Why does your interpretation of improve the aesthetic appeal of busi- Garfield Park neighbors and volun- who joined President Rob Man- 'building a stronger family' always nesses along some of its most-traveled teers for putting on such a successful uel of the University of Indianapolis for seem to include getting government corridors. Interested commercial prop- event! It was clearly a needed and de- a luncheon to discuss the future of the jobs for your family members?" erty owners may visit greenwood.in. sired event in the area. Though this Quality of Life Plan and opportunities 4. "The polls show you and your oppo- gov/grow for more information and to year is coming to an end, we anxious- for partnership with the university. nent in a virtual tie. How about we ly look forward to what the 2017 sea- learn about submitting an application to settle this with a no disqualification son has in store! the program. Stars: To Sophia’s Bridal, Tux & match inside the steel cage?" Prom for celebrating a successful To the Rosedale Hills 3. "There has been a lot of debate over Stars: grand opening of its now Southport- which hosted its first annual allowing incarcerated felons to vote. based shop on Oct. 14! cookout in early October with a crowd of Would you campaign inside a prison or residents, IMPD Southeast officers, and is that cutting too close to the bone?" 2. "What body parts have you person- QUOTE OF THE WEEK ally grabbed in the last year?" 1. "Would you take fifty bucks to give The Southside Times up and call the whole thing off? welcomes letters Seventy-five?" to the editor in good taste. “There is a child in every one of us who All submissions are subject to editing. BELIEVE IT! Please send to [email protected]. is still a trick-or-treater looking for Our nation has all sorts of arcane, All letters must be signed. nonsensical laws on the books. Each Please include a daytime a brightly-lit front porch.” week, we’ll share one with you … phone number for In Illinois, you may be arrested for verification purposes only. ~ Robert Brault vagrancy if you do not have at least one dollar bill on your person. Source: dumblaws.com 16 Week of October 20-26, 2016 • ss-times.com VIEWS The Southside Times

IN OUR SCHOOLS READERS' WRITES

remodel possible. Hornet Park students will come back from fall break to a newly renovated playground!

Pictured from left frtong, Lillian Ferguson, Aurora Lawless, Caroline Story, Ashlynn Morelock, Kyrstin Balph, Nathalia Mamot, Ciara Turner; back, Lorelei Blakley, Logan Boyce, Andrew Brian's Race brings together Boyce, Morgan Schneider, Elizabeth Pich, Daysha Lions, community Copeland, and Haley Stiles. BGHS Spell Bowl Fundraiser - Brian's Trike Race is an an- nual event bringing together Lions Club places second at members, students, and the public at- conference Construction that took place at the old St. Francis large to benefit the Indiana School for the in 2015. Photo by Nicole Davis Blind and Visually Impaired (ISBVI.) The Spell - The Beech Grove High School annual Brian's Trike Race fundraiser is spell bowl team placed second in the ICC held at the David Letterman Track at the Shannon Carroll-Frey Beech Grove competition recently at Lutheran High ISBVI. Teams compete on adult-sized tri- named Assistant Director of School. There are eight teams in the In- cycles to benefit the ISBVI. Teams are or- Secondary Curriculum Town Hall diana Crossroads Conference. The top ganized as Students, Lions members, and scorer was Nathalia Mamot. Non-Lions members. Students who at- Education - Mrs. Shannon Carroll-Frey meeting tended were, pictured from left, Breanna has accepted the position of Assistant Courtney, Olivia Malone, Chase Andries, Director of Secondary Teaching & Learn- scheduled Erika Leak, Jamin Storey. (not pictured) ing for Center Grove Community School Paige LaMar, Evan LaMar, Collin Eckstein, Corporation (CGCSC). Her appointment and Trent Eckstein. We have scheduled a town hall meet- is pending approval by the CGCSC Board ing concerning the removal of the old St. of School Trustees. Mrs. Carroll-Frey is Francis Hospital buildings for Oct. 26 at 7 currently the principal of Center Grove p.m. The meeting will be held at the Hor- Elementary School (CGES). She will re- net Park Community Center, located next place Mrs. Nora Hoover, who was recent- to Beech Grove High School. ly named Executive Director of Human If you live on 13th Avenue or in the neigh- Resources and Student Services. borhoods west of 13th and you live on the Mrs. Carroll-Frey has spent 24 years north side of Main Street to Southern we in education, including seven years as an strongly recommend that you attend this adjunct professor at Butler University. meeting. If you live north of Detroit Street Before becoming principal at CGES, Mrs. and west of Beechwood Drive, we also rec- Carroll-Frey spent four years as the prin- ommend that you attend this meeting. cipal of Arlington Heights Elementary in If you do not live in these areas we ask Monroe County, following seven years as that you not attend this first meeting. We Molly Wolfe inducted to assistant principal at Jackson Creek Mid- will schedule another town hall meeting Kappa Delta Pi dle School, also in Monroe County. for the entire city concerning this proper- Dr. Jim Halik, a retired superintendent, ty very soon. The folks living adjacent to will serve as interim principal of Center the hospital property will be directly af- Sorority - Molly Wolfe (left), daughter Hornet Park playground Grove Elementary during the transition fected by the work that is getting ready to of Ross and Beth Wolfe, graduated from to a new principal. During his 40 year ca- take place, so we want to inform them of Beech Grove High School in 2014. She is gets remodeled reer, Dr. Halik also worked as a principal what’s getting ready to occur. currently attending the University of In- School - and teacher in several school districts, Representatives form local government, dianapolis majoring in elementary edu- On Oct. 8, Hornet Park Elemen- including New Palestine, Perry Town- DLZ, and Tonn and Blank will be attend- cation. She was inducted into the edu- tary's playground received a remodel ship, Franklin, and Center Grove as a ing the meeting to inform residents of cation honor society Kappa Delta Pi on thanks to Lowe's. Lowe's staff, Crossway middle school principal. The search for a what is set to occur. If you have any ques- Sept. 25. She is pictured with her educa- Community Church of the Nazarene, HP/ new principal will begin right away. Staff tions, please contact us at (317) 803-9111 tion professor, Dr. Nancy Steffel (right), CE PTO, current and previous HP stu- dents and families, the school board, HP and parents will be included in the hir- or visit our web site at beechgrove.com. who is the sponsor of this education hon- ing process. or society. staff, Brent Crouch, Joan Shaw, the Beech Dennis B. Buckley Grove Education Foundation, Starbucks, Mayor and Rick Landreth all helped to make the City of Beech Grove The Southside Times VIEWS ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 17

READERS' WRITES Indiana Spine Group Greenwood Mrs. Wiseman Indiana Spine Group is pleased to announce our new Greenwood office. Thank you for making me read that book

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He convinced me through a letter on my program. I was a member of the U.S. Military behalf he’d received from the State of Indi- Reserve, (of which I retired). FOR OUR COMMUNITY ana Education Board that I could leave after My wife and I made a visit to see Mrs. fulfilling four semesters of English. Wiseman so I could thank her for making me ✔ I hit a stumbling block as I entered Mrs. read that book. I began weeping and tears Encouraging Job Creation and Wiseman senior English class for the last time. immediately ran from our faces. Economic Development She said we had to give a book report, so I ex- The book Mrs. Wiseman chose to draw ✔ pressed to her that I had never read a book and my interest to 47 years ago was “Of Mice and Protecting Your Tax Dollars didn’t need to because I was going in the ser- Men” by John Steinbeck. Today, I exchange ✔ vice. Mrs. Wiseman took me to the library and books with a small study group of friends from Empowering Successful Futures in said, “Here, I hold the keys to the rest of your all over the US and Canada, and I continue to the Classroom life; you’re going to read this book or I’m not visit libraries everywhere. I’m retired today going to let you graduate from school.” and manage to watch over a small cattle ranch ✔ Creating Safe Neighborhoods The weeks passed, and I looked at the little operation, participate in American Legion and book dozens of times. As the remaining 7 – 10 VFW and belong to several local non-profit VOTE FOR days before my scheduled date to give the book community organizations. report arrived, I went out on the back porch fac- With the help of my classmate Jeanne, Mrs. AARON FREEMAN ing the evening setting sun of the pretty fall days Wiseman called me on my 65th birthday; she of Indiana and begin to look at the “lil’ brown had just turned 90. 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Ordinance 16.10.06 states no parking at any How well do you know your Southside community? GREENWOOD time on the Eastside of West Street. There will be Test your current event knowledge each week with a little Q&A! COMMON COUNCIL parking on the Westside of West Street except 30 Greenwood Public Library will host Goblins, games and treats will be feet from the entrance of 2025 E. Southport Rd. 1 its annual ______, Halloween 4 offered at the Burrell Family Center, Meeting October 17 No parking on the Southside of Worman Street party, on Oct. 21, 6 - 8 p.m. crafts at the Art Center and a Haunted from West Street to the new police station. Conservatory during which Garfield Park WHAT HAPPENED: Ordinance 16-64 passes ❏ Ordinance 16.10.07 is about Weed and Rank A. Monster Mash event on Oct. 27 and 27, 6 - 8 p.m.? first reading. ❏ B. Pumpkin Patch Vegetation. This combines three existing separate ❏ C. Library Luau ❏ A. Ghastly Garfield WHAT IT MEANS: Ordinance 16-64 will ordinances into one, “cleaning it up.” Ordinance ❏ D. Ghostly Gala ❏ B. Garfield & Ghouls move $11,266 from the Cumulative Capital 16.10.08 revises storm water late fees. ❏ C. Ghoulish Garfield Improvement Rate Fund to the budget In this week’s movie review, Adam ❏ D. Haunts & Hikes classification 331. This money will go towards WHAT’S NEXT: Rules were suspended for 2 Staten writes that The Accountant is the construction of a round-about at the Ordinances .02 - 05, allowing for it to pass upon entertaining, but the script should have, Which existing Southside business Yorktown and Smith Valley intersection. approval and will go into effect.Ordinances 06 - what? relocated into Southport this month? 08 will undergo two additional readings. 5 WHAT’S NEXT: Ordinance 16-64 will go for its ❏ A Been better organized and thought ❏ A. Kim’s Kakery, Bakery & Cafe second reading in the next meeting. A public out ❏ B. Long’s Bakery hearing is also scheduled. IN BRIEF… ❏ B. Included more action scenes ❏ C. Sophia’s Bridal, Tux and Prom ❏ C. Added more humor to the ❏ D. Southport Antique Mall • Southport Police Chief Thomas Vaughn asked lead role SOUTHPORT for the council to approve the expenditure ❏ D. Been scrapped of $14,210 for ballistic glass for the two CITY COUNCIL windows at Perry Senior Services. This need is Allen Commercial Group is planning brought about because many people mistake 3 to invest $2.6 million into which new Meeting, Oct. 17 Perry Seniors for the police department, Southside development? WHAT HAPPENED: Ordinances 16.10.01 to which is in the same building. Clerk-Treasurer ❏ A. Costco Alleyway 16.10.08 were approved on first reading. Diana Bossingham said the money is ❏ available. It will take the windows two to B. Greenwood Commercial Mall WHAT IT MEANS: Ordinance 16.10.02 adopts ❏ C. A Valle Vista Airport three weeks to get in and two days to install. the 2017 budget of $77,6240. Ordinance ❏ D. Greenwood Business Center 16.10.03 regards police compensation: police • The council also approved the expenditure of chief compensation $57,288 with insurance $28,890, from operating supplies budget, for Answers on Page 27 package of $12,867.54; code enforcement new radios for the police department to be officer $12-15.85 per hour; patrol officer $16.83 up to date. The department is currently four per hour. Ordinance 16.10.04 regards employee radios short for the new recruits. This will allow compensation including deputy clerk-treasurer everyone to have a radio, and replace some of of $10 - 13.93 per hour; maintenance employee the old ones which are up to 20 years old. $10-12.24 per hour; janitor $10 - 12.24 per hour. • The police department is going through the Ordinance 16.10.05 regards to elected official process to hire its first full-time officer. They When is big day? compensation and includes mayor, $15,456; are currently putting together a board and clerk-treasurer $31,332; common council full-time committee. your $5,299.20. Compiled by Nicole Davis & Beth Wade

Bridal Show AROUND TOWN Perry Seniors begins 2016 Holiday FREE Funrdaiser 6th Annual Nonprofit - Perry Seniors Citi- EVENT zens is currently hosting its 2016 Hendricks County ICON for Brides, Holiday Fundraiser. They will sell Holiday gifts such as (wreaths Bridal Show Grooms & and centerpieces) at Perry Senior Guests! Services, 6901 Derbyshire Rd., Southport. Stop by, call or email January 29, 2017 HOSTED BY orders and do some early Holi- day shopping! Those interested Noon to 4pm may also order a tree for a senior Held at the Prestwick Country Club and Perry Seniors will deliver it 5197 Fairway Drive For questions or vendor space for them. Turn in orders, or call with them by Nov. 1. Orders can Avon, Indiana 46123 information, please contact Haleigh Inscore at: haleigh@ be picked up on Dec. 2 at Perry icontimes.com or call: Seniors. For more information, To register, please email: [email protected] (317) 451-4088 call (317) 783-9231. The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE MARKETPLACE ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 19

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Pictured from left, Devin Boehm, Andrew Gorball, Pictured from left, Lillian, Rachel, Rob and Sam Brown. Michael Otley. Brown named Pictured from left, Camille Woods with Roncalli Three Roncalli Roncalli honorary High School Religious Studies teacher and Pro Life students earn perfect Club moderator, Caroline Reuter. Alumnus of the Year ACT scores Alumnus - Woods receives The Roncalli High School Alum- Testing - Roncalli High School seniors Devin ni Association named Rob Brown the 2016 Pro Life Youth Award Boehm, Andrew Gorball and Michael Otley Honorary Alumnus of the Year. Each year, the Award - joined the Rebel ACT/SAT All-Star team by Alumni Association recognizes individuals for The Archdiocese of Indianapolis registering perfect scores on one or more sec- their service and devotion to education. presented Roncalli High School sopho- tions of the ACT given in September. Boehm Brown enters his sixth season as the more Camille Woods with the Our Lady of scored a perfect 36 on the English portion, Gor- “Voice of Roncalli football” on the Rebel Guadelupe Pro-Life Youth Award on Oct. ball scored a perfect 36 on the Reading test and Media Network after spending two seasons 2 at Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Each Otley scored a 36 on the English, Reading, Math assisting with the halftime and post-game year on Respect Life Sunday since 2001, and Composite. They join Julia Kurz and Cas- shows. He has been the voice of the Ron- the Office of Pro-Life and Family Life has sidy McMahon who earned perfect scores on The calli boys’ and girls’ basketball teams for the honored a high school student who dem- portions of the SAT/ACT taken in June. last nine seasons. Brown has broadcast 435 onstrates leadership in promoting the dig- of the 500 total games on the Rebel Media nity and sanctity of human life in the par- importance of Network over the past 10 years. ish community, school community, and in Brown earned a B.A. in English in 1992 the Archdiocese. The Roncalli High School from Miami University, where he got his Pro Life Club moderator and Religious vaccinations By DR. JEFF’S MEWSINGS start in sports radio, then earned a M.S. in Studies teacher, Caroline Reuter, nominat- television-radio- film from Syracuse Univer- ed Woods for this award. Everyone loves puppies. They are sity the following year. Brown, a born and so cute and playful. But you need to be raised south sider, owns a financial servic- aware of the needs of a puppy if you adopt es business in Greenwood. He is married to one. There are many infectious diseases Rachel, who works in Roncalli’s Office of In- Pictured from left, Roncalli High School President, Dr. Joseph Hollowell, Mark Henninger and that can affect your new puppy (or old- stitutional Advancement. Their son, Sam, is Director of Alumni Servies, Gary Armbruster. er dogs for that matter). All new puppies a senior at Roncalli and their daughter, Lil- Photo by John Smith need a series of vaccinations to protect lian, is a freshman. them from some very common and some Henninger named not quite as common diseases. These vac- cinations should also be kept current for Roncalli Alumnus the lifetime of your dog. Parvo is a contagious viral infection. of the Year It can cause vomiting, bloody diarrhea, Members of the Roncalli Beginning Mixed Chorus Football - loss of appetite and lower the immune perform at the Sacred Sounds concert. The Roncalli High School Alumni system’s response to secondary infec- Photo by John Smith Association presented Marian University Head tion. Depending on the age and health of Roncalli High School Marching Band. Football coach, Mark Henninger (R ’92), with the dog, parvo can cause severe illness Roncalli choir the 2016 Alumnus of the Year Award on Oct. or even death if not treated properly. It is Roncalli and band perform 7. This award commemorates service and dedi- spread by releasing the virus in the stool. cation to Catholic education. Henninger played So any dog who walks through the area Marching Band earns Sacred Sounds football at Roncalli for legendary coach Bruce where an infected dog has “done his or Scifres’ first two teams in 1990 and 1991 then her business” will be at risk of being ex- Gold at ISSMA Music - Ensembles from the Roncalli High went on to play defensive back at Wittenberg posed. This virus is very contagious to School music programs, under the direc- University. He was named Marian Univer- improperly vaccinated dogs. It also lasts Band - The Roncalli marching band tion of Mr. Joey Newton, Ms. Kathy Peach sity’s second head coach on Jan. 24, 2013. In a very long time in the environment. earned a Gold rating at the ISSMA Fes- and Ms. Laura Horcher, performed at the his third season at Marian Henninger led the Vaccines today are very protective tival Marching Band competition at Sacred Sounds Concert on Oct. 3 in the Knights to the 2015 NAIA Football National against most viral infections. Each dog Southport High School on Oct. 1. Gold Roncalli Auditorium. The Beginning Wom- Championship over Southern Oregon Uni- has different risks and may have differ- is the highest rating a band can earn from en’s chorus, Advanced Women’s chorus, versity. The American Football Coaches Asso- ent need for various vaccinations. How- ISSMA. The band's show this year fea- Show Choir and Orchestra performed at ciation (AFCA) named him the 2014 and 2015 ever, as a general rule, all dogs should tures sweet songs like "Lady Marmalade,” the 6 p.m. show. The Beginning Mixed cho- NAIA Coach of the Year. Henninger resides in be vaccinated. If you have any questions "Sweet Home Alabama,” "Groovalicious" rus, Advanced Women’s chorus and Show Brownsburg with his wife Jeni, his son Jack and about what your puppies need, please and "Sweet Caroline.” Choir performed at the 8 p.m. concert. his two daughters Mary and Abby. contact your veterinarian. The Southside Times PET PAGE ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 21

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He was born on Jan. 14, 1930 polls at each election. She was a member of Sherry M. "RED" (Ed). Visitation and service was Oct. 15 at to the late Shelton and Mamie Alpha Delta Kappa since 1976. She also was a Bartram-Walker Berean Baptist Church, 1191 W. County Line (Murphy) Godsey in Yamacraw, member of the Honorary Teacher's Association. Ky. Curtis worked most of his Sherry M. "RED" Bartram-Walker, 76, of Rd., Greenwood, with Bill Blakely officiating. She graduated from Manual High School in Arrangements have been entrusted to G.H. life as an arborist for Asplundh, 1957. She furthered her education at Butler Indianapolis died on Oct. 10, 2016. Sherry was a tree expert company and he born on Nov. 27, 1939 to the late Capt. Harry Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. University, where she earned bachelor's and was an avid walker. Survivors master's degrees, respectively. She is survived and Ruby Guess. Sherry is survived by her include his children, Steven husband; Wyatt Walker, Children; Kimberly by her nieces, Carolyn (Robert) Collins and Godsey (Kimberly), Jeffery Becky Huffman; nephew George (Sandra) (Michael) Bartram-Jelgerhuis, John (Jenni) Godsey (Paula), Terry Godsey, Dennis Godsey, Bartram, Kelly (Mark) Bartram-Fox and Kathryn Leo E. Feldhake Kelley; great-niece Kelly (Brett) Sawyers; great- and Katrina Ortiz (Wilfredo); brother, and nephew Sean (Tammy) Collins; other great- (Guy) Bartram-Denham, Grandchildren; Leo E. Feldhake, 93, died Sunday, Oct. 16. Leo Hoover Godsey; sister, Lucille Hicks; 10 Heather, James, Samantha Bartram-Elliott, was the oldest son born in Terra Haute to Leo nephews and nieces are Austin (Bethany) grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. He Smith, Alex (Maria) Smith, AJ Smith, Nathan and Michael Van Jelgerhuis, Miles Van Jelgerhuis, and Josephine Feldhake, along with brothers was preceded in death by his parents; his son, Sierra Bartram, Brandy Fielding and Austin Charles, Ralph, and Paul, already all deceased. Brenna Collins and Ben and Erika Kelley. The Marshall Godsey; his brothers, James Godsey love of her life and companion was Daisy, her Fox, Great-Grandchildren; Lilly Elliott, Leah Survivors include Jean Feldhake, his wife of 56 and Porter Godsey; and grandchild, Chrystal Elliott and Allie Jo Fielding. She is also survived years; five children, Mary Ann. Teresa, Mike, boxer. Calling and service was Oct. 14 at Little Godsey. A Celebration of Life was Oct. 17 in & Sons Funeral Homes, 1301 Main St., Beech by Uncle Donald R. Hodson and sister; Judith Tom, and Linda; 12 grandchildren; and five Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. Gornes. Sherry was preceded in death by her great-grandchildren. Leo served in the US Grove. She will be laid to rest in Washington sons; James Patrick Bartram, Robert V. Bartram Army in Europe during World War II. He was Park Cemetery next to her sister Mary. and Jackie Bartram. A Memorial gathering and a Veteran of General Patton’s 3rd Army. Leo service was Oct. 17 at Little and Sons Beech made the World War II Honor flight in 2014. Leo Gary L. Groce Grove Chapel. Donations can be made to: was a Purdue University graduate and worked Trooper Bartram Memorial Foundation, P.O Box for 35 years as an engineer for Naval Avionics Gary L. Groce, 76, of Indianapolis, died on Charles “Jeff” Kennedy 24123, Speedway, IN. 46224. Arrangements are where he worked on classified federal projects. Oct. 7, 2016. Gary was the son of Richard and Charles “Jeff” Kennedy, 55, of Indianapolis, under the direction of Little & Sons Funeral Leo was a member of the Knights of Columbus Marcella Groce, who preceded him in death. died Oct. 12, 2016. He was born Feb. 2, Home, Beech Grove. Council 3660, a volunteer at St. Vincent DePaul Gary is survived by his wife, Christine; children, 1961. He is survived by his brothers, Ronald Society, A Roncalli Band Booster, and A St. Penny (Tony) Stills, Steven Groce, Dena (Shane) and Howard Kennedy, Kurt Bond, and Dean Jude’s festival volunteer. Roncalli celebrated Hansen; stepdaughters, Jennifer Dant, Emily Mahaffey; niece, Melissa Kennedy. He was his 45 years of volunteer activities by naming Dant, and Adrienne Harlow; five grandchildren; preceded in death by his parents, Robert Carolyn L. the outdoor concession stand after him- Leo’s and four great-grandchildren. Visitation and and Wilma Kennedy; and a brother, Roger Popcorn and More Stand. Visitation was Oct. 18 service was Oct. 14 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Kennedy. A private celebration of Jeff’s life (Korbe) Bridgewater at the G.H Madison Avenue Hermann Funeral Service & Crematory – Greenwood Chapel will take place. Arrangements were entrusted Carolyn L. (Korbe) Bridgewater, 79, of Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. 481 W. Main St. A reception was at the Walker to Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care. Indianapolis died on Oct. 8, 2016. She was born Funeral mass was Oct. 19 at St. Jude’s Catholic Cottage Family Center. on July 21, 1937 in Indianapolis Church, 5353 McFarland Rd., Indianapolis. Leo to Clarence and Alma will be buried at St. Joseph Cemetery on South (Pennington) Korbe. A lifelong Meridian St. Mary E. Liggett resident of Indianapolis, Carolyn Suzzanna Marie Higbie Mary E. Liggett, 79, of Camby, died Oct. 12, is a graduate of the former Suzzanna Marie Higbie, 53, of Whiteland, Ind., 2016. Mary was born in Hyden, Ky. on June St. Mary Academy. She was died on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016. Suzzanna 16, 1937 to Clay and Clara(Smith) Barger. proud to retire from Ford Motor Marianne Rita was born on April 4, 1963 to Richard Stube She married David W. Liggett in 1960. Mary Company in 1992 where she and Patricia M. Nieuuburt Willhoite in Norfolk, is survived by her children, Harry (Michelle) worked in Human Resources in Hourly Personnel (Jelase) Fisher Va. She worked at Stoopes Buick in Plainfield Liggett of Camby and Susan (Quentin) Love; for 36 years. She was a member of St. Mark’s Marianne Rita (Jelase) Fisher, 91, of Beech for the last three years and formerly worked grandchildren Savannah (Lucas) Curtis, Jeremy Catholic Church in Indianapolis. Carolyn will Grove, died Oct. 3, 2016. She retired from for Saturn of Greenwood for over 15 years, Bucci, Christopher Bucci, Charles Bucci and be remembered for her loving spirit – whether Indiana Central College where she worked in both as a service consultant. Suzzanna loved Maci Love; brothers Gardner Barger, Cecil taking care of her family and friends, working the accounting office. Marianne is survived by riding her Harley Davidson as often as she (Nancy) Barger, and Clabie (Ramona) Barger; with her plants and flowers or feeding the birds her son Keith (Laura) Fisher; daughter Elaine could. Survivors include her companion of sister-in- law Linda Robertson and three great- that frequented her yard. She enjoyed reading Tirmenstein; grandchildren Alicia, T.J., Lilli, nearly 30 years, Peggy Sue Landwerlen; three grandchildren. Preceding her in death are and traveling the globe, with her favorite and Hannah; five great-grandchildren; brother children, Chris Higbie (Jamie Western), Shelley her parents, husband David Liggett, brother destination being Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Joseph (Freda ) Jelase; and sister Rosina (Joe) Brown and Brandon Lee Ross (Chastity Priddy); Linton Barger, sister Janice DeWitt and a Carolyn is survived by one son, Frank (Lorrie) Reese. She was preceded in death by her siblings, Scott Higbie (Shari), Rick Stube, Mark great-grandchild. Services for Mary were Oct. Bridgewater; one daughter, Michelle (Keith) husband Thomas Fisher. Visitation is Oct. 28, Stube, Greg Stube, Tina Wilson, Shelley Stivers 18 at Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 900 E. Allee; and two grandchildren. She was preceded 4 - 8 p.m. at Little & Sons Funeral Home Beech (Lurona), Patricia Borneman, Mike Shrake Stop 11 Rd. Visitation was Oct. 17 at Singleton in death by her parents and her husband of Grove Chapel. A Mass of Christian Burial is (Bev), Mark Shrake (Marie) and Robert Reeves; Community Mortuary and Memorial Center. 22 years, Frank Bridgewater, Jr. Funeral service Oct. 29, 10 a.m. at Holy Name Catholic Church. six grandchildren; one great-grandchild; was Oct. 15 at the Greenwood Bible Baptist Burial will follow at St. Joseph Cemetery. goddaughter Victoria Bunch Shrake, and her Church, 1461 Sheek Rd, Greenwood. Cremation fur babies. Celebration of life was Oct. 16 at followed. Memorial contributions may be the home of Shelley Stivers and Lurona Jones, made to the Greenwood Bible Baptist Church. Indianapolis. Arrangements are entrusted to E. Louise Long Arrangements are entrusted to Keller Mortuary Richard "Dick" Gibboney Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care. E. Louise Long, 89, of Indianapolis, died Oct. 11, Services of Lapel, Ind. 2016. Visitation was Oct. 17 at G. H. Herrmann Richard "Dick" Gibboney, 79, of Beech Grove, Greenwood Funeral Home at The Gardens at died on Oct. 3, 2016. He retired from AMTRAK Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Rd. 135. Funeral is where he was a parts manager for over 20 years. Sandra "Sandee" J. Kelley Oct. 18 at the funeral home. Burial is at The Richard is survived by his wife Nancy Adler Gardens at Olive Branch Cemetery. June E. Cooper Chandler Gibboney; daughters Libby Quillen Sandra "Sandee" J. Kelley, 77, died Tuesday, June E. Cooper was born Sept. 25, 1948 in (Kent King), and Lee Anne Young; stepchildren Oct. 4. Born Feb. 22, 1939, she was the Corning, N.Y. to the late Ted and Irene Canada. Susan King and William (Anna) Chandler; six daughter of Benjamin and Goldie Kelley, who On Dec. 28, 1968 she married Ronald L. Cooper grandchildren and a great-grandchild; and preceded her in death, and sister of Bernice, Jenny Marie Morelock of Sandusky, Ohio, who survives. She retired brothers Jack and Gary Gibboney. There will be Harold, Mary and Jack, who also preceded her Jenny Marie Morelock, 64, of Indianapolis, from the Indiana Department of Education. no services. in death. Sandee was a long time educator at died on Oct. 15, 2016. She was born on April She was a member of Berean Baptist Church, Indianapolis Public School 39 until retiring in 30, 1952 in Indianapolis to Donald and Helen ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 23 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries

Reed. Jenny was a lifelong member of Zion Sigma Alpha Epsilon. After spending two years Evangelical United Church of Christ, where as a Lieutenant in the United States Army, she was baptized, confirmed, and married. Jim began his career at Trane Company in Survivors include her husband, Steve LaCrosse, Wis. He moved to Indianapolis and Morelock, of 47 years; four children, Joey, became a partner with Information Dynamics, Jeff (Holly), Chrissy (Tom), and Buggy (Hollie); Inc. Jim also spent several years in the sales 13 grandchildren; sister, Rosemary Arthur; group of Digital Equipment. He retired as a a niece; and a great-nephew. Jenny was broker with Hilliard Lyons in Indianapolis. He preceded in death by her parents; sister, Susan was a past president and Board member of Reed; and a granddaughter. Visitation is Oct. the Downtown Indianapolis Optimist Club as 22, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at G.H. Herrmann Madison well as the Greater Greenwood Arts Council, Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., and was a founding member and officer with Indianapolis, with the service immediately the Castlewood Singers. Jim is survived by his following. Burial will be in Washington Park wife of 42 years, Sandy, and their daughters East Cemetery. Diane Allen, Lori Hahn (Paul), Cheryl Moreira (Phil), Nancy Naber (Michael), and Jean Romfo (Bret), along with seven grandchildren. He is also survived by his brothers Howard, Gene, Carol J. Ragsdale and Jerry. His wishes for cremation were Carol J. Ragsdale, 77, of Indianapolis, died honored, with arrangements handled by on Oct. 15, 2016. She was born Jan. 19, 1939 Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service. A Celebration in Scottsville, Ky. to the late Owsley Wilson of Life for Jim will be Oct. 30 in the Homestead @stacked_pickle and Frances Elizabeth (Devine) Knight. She Room of The Sycamore at Mallow Run, 7070 is survived by her husband, John Ragsdale; W. Whiteland Rd., Bargersville, IN. Gathering is children, Lisa Pfister, Chris Ellis, Terri Ellis, Jeff from 1 - 3 p.m., with the service at 3 p.m. Ellis, and Jill Selvia; grandchildren, Cassidy, NOW OPEN IN Zane, Blayke, Arielle, Aidan, and Ethan; great- grandchildren, Keegan and Kallista; siblings, SOUTHPORT Marcie Carter, Peggy Anacker, and Dannie Edna Vastine Knight. She was preceded in death by her Edna Vastine, 92, died on Oct. 7, 2016. She 7040 MCFARLAND brothers, Maxie Ray Knight and Jackie Clay was born in Indianapolis to the late Edward BOULEVARD Knight. A memorial service was Oct. 19, 2016 and Maude Richardson. Edna is survived at Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care, 7520 by her daughter Sharon Grenoble; four INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46237 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. grandchildren; sister Doris Bauke, and brother Robert Richardson. She was preceded 317-884-9024 in death by her husband Ralph Vastine and son David Vastine. A memorial service will be Virginia “Jenny” held at a later date. Ruth Shaffer Virginia “Jenny” Ruth Shaffer, 72, of Indianapolis, died on Wednesday, Oct. 12, Ralph Edward Wood BRING THIS AD IN AND 2016. She was born on Feb. 27, 1944 in Ralph Edward Wood, 79, of Greenwood, died Indianapolis to the late William “Bill” Hopson on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016. Ralph was born and April Floyd (Reddick). Virginia grew up on Oct. 1, 1937 in Franklin, Ind. to Charles B. RECEIVE A FREE APPETIZER in Morgantown, Ind., where she met her Wood and Mary T. (James) Wood. He graduated VALID THROUGH 12/31/16. VALID ONLY WITH THE PURCHASE OF AN ADULT ENTREE. VALID ONLY AT STACKED PICKLE, husband. Virginia was a member of Builders from Arsenal High School in Indianapolis 7040 MCFARLAND BOULEVARD, INDIANAPOLIS, 46237. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER PER VISIT. On the Rock for many years, and was always in 1955 where he was in the ROTC program. willing to do anything she could to help others. On June 1, 1956, he married Elizabeth Jane Virginia is survived by her four children Denis (Harwell) Wood, who survives. He proudly (Donna) Shaffer, Rhonda (Jerry) Winn, Donetta served 12 years in the United States Army and (Joe) Cartwright, Donnie (Sherrie) Shaffer; was employed by Shell Oil as a truck driver 14 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; for over 30 years. Survivors include his wife of DAILY SPECIALS sister Linda Kinser; brother William (Laura) over 60 years, Elizabeth J Wood; two sons, Joe Hopson; and several nieces and nephews. She Edward Wood and Charles Windfield (Janine); $5 BURGERS ON MONDAY is preceded in passing by her husband Donald one daughter Regina Dianne Pritchett; five W. Shaffer, parents William “Bill” and Katherine grandsons, Joseph A. Wood, Steven C. Pritchett, $2 PINT NIGHT TUESDAY Hopson and April Floyd, and brother Michael Riley C. Wood, Foster Brian David Wood and Hopson. Services were Oct. 18, at Singleton Trey F. Wood; one great-granddaughter; one $.58 WINGDAY WEDNESDAY Community Mortuary and Memorial Center. great-grandson; and one sister, Wilma Jean Located at E. Southport Rd. & Interment followed at White Lick Cemetery. Wood. Ralph was preceded in death by one McFarland Rd. son, Brian K. Wood; one daughter, Rebecca D. Wood; three brothers, Donald R. Wood, Richard E. Wood, Michael D. Wood; and one James H. Stockman sister, Carol J. Turner. A funeral service for James H. Stockman, 77, of Greenwood, died Ralph E. Woods was Oct. 17 at Wilson St. Pierre on Oct. 14, 2016. Jim was born June 30, 1939 Funeral Services and Crematory, 481 W. Main to the late Wallace and Esther Stockman, Street, Greenwood. Burial is Oct. 20, 2016 at in Williston, N.D. His early years were spent Memorial Park Cemetery in St. Petersburg, FL. on his parents’ farm in Alamo, N.D. Jim and his brothers all attained the rank of Eagle Scout. He graduated from Williston High School. Jim attended North Dakota State Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral direc- University, graduating with a double major in tors are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to mathematics and history. He was a member of [email protected]. Information received by noon Tuesday will be published Thursday, space permitting. IN HERE IT’S ALWAYS GAMETIME! 24 Week of October 20-26, 2016 • ss-times.com The Southside Times

CALENDAR OF EVENTS AN OPTION BEECH GROVE investigations, explain techniques for detection Greiner’s of unexplained phenomena and answer ques- tions. For grades six to adults. | When: Oct. 25, THE SCOOP: Fall Cooking Workshops: Shop Smart! • Adults 7 - 8:30 p.m. | Where: White River Township Li- Greiner’s Sub Shop is back. Indy’s are invited to learn how to plan and shop for brary, 1664 Library Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: Visit oldest sub shop closed its doors for seven months this year after simple meals at home. This two-hour workshop pageafterpage.org. includes live demonstrations, food tasting and a driver of an SUV slammed into the shop, critically injuring a lecture presented by Nutrition Services of 3rd Annual Noah Kriese Foundation Fund- the Marion County Public Health Department.| an employee and pinning her raiser • Pumpkin carving contest, spaghetti beneath the debris. Restaurant When: Oct. 20, 2 p.m. | Where: Beech Grove dinner, silent auction will honor the memory owner Lisa Moyer re-opened Branch, 1102 Main St., Beech Grove. | Info: Call of Noah who had a heart for kids with special the shop a month ago on Sept. Greiner's hot and cold sub sandwiches. (317) 275-4560. needs. This year proceeds assist with the cost of 14. “The response was beyond an addition to the main floor of Allie Feinman’s anything I could imagine. Our old customers God’s Gift of Mercy • During this jubilee year home. Allie is a beautiful 4 year old girl afflicted are back and it is better than ever,” said Moyer. TYPE OF FOOD: of Mercy, come away to Benedict Inn to reflect with an extremely rare genetic disorder known On the menu at Greiners are a number of Cold and hot sub sandwiches, pizza, wraps, soups, salads on the presence of God's great gift with pre- as CDKL5. As a result, Allie suffers uncontrollable cold sub sandwiches including Ray’s 1969 senter Fr. Jim Farrell. | When: Oct. 22, 9 – 11:30 and debilitating seizures that do not respond to Hoagie, named after founder Ray Greiner a.m. | Where: Benedict Inn Retreat & Conference and the year the shop opened. The list of RECOMMENDATION: medicine. | When: Oct. 29, 6 - 9 p.m. | Where: Clarie’s Veggie Head Center, 1402 Southern Ave., Beech Grove. | Cost: Saints Francis & Clare. | Info: Visit noahkries- hot sub sandwiches includes names like $35. | Info: Visit benedictinn.org. efoundation.org. Lisa’s Chipotle Hoagie, Truman’s Mushroom Steak, Fire Guy’s BBQ Chicken, Meat Head’s HOURS: Warm Up for Winter Coat Giveaway • South- Meatball, Not Your Hot Pocket Stromboli, Open Monday to Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; ward Baptist Church will host its 5th Annual FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Audrey’s Gyro, Rooster Cogburn’s Chicken, Sundays 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Warm Up for Winter coat giveaway for men, and more. Mac Genie Mac & Cheese is their LOCATION: women and children. Recipients do not need own special macaroni and chese receipe. 2126 Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46203 to be Beech Grove residents. | When: Oct. 22, Baby Lapsit • Babies up to 18 months and an A Saladwich is a sandwich placed on a bed of mixed greens and lettuce. Other menu 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Where: 501 S. 4th Ave., Beech adult are invited for stories, songs, rhymes and items include pizza, salads, wraps, and soup PHONE: Grove. | Info: Call (317) 783-9079. flannel board activities.| When: Oct. 20 and 27, 10:15 a.m. | Where: Franklin Road Branch library, specials that vary from day to day. (317) 783-4136 5550 S. Franklin Rd., Indianapolis. | Info: Call CENTER GROVE (317) 275-4380. Meatless Cooking Tips • Get ideas for menu BEHIND BARS WHERE I DINE Not So Scary Stories • Experience the crisp and planning and recipes for a healthier, longer life. spooky feeling of the October weather, enjoy I When: Oct. 20, 6:30 p.m. I Where: Franciscan Pineapple Matt Impink, manager of refreshments and listen to “Not So Scary Stories” Health, 8111 S. Emerson Ave., Indianapolis. I policy and civic engagement presented by professional storyteller, Sally Per- Info: Call (317) 782-4422. Passion for the Indy Chamber kins. | When: Oct. 20, 7 - 7:45 p.m. | Where: White Bartender: Where do you like to dine? River Township Library, 1664 Library Blvd., Harvest Dinner • The Franklin Township His- Jules McKee Greenwood. | Info: Visit pageafterpage.org. I love going to Mr. Tequila’s torical Society invites members and the pub- in Fletcher Place lic to attend this year's Harvest Dinner to cel- Location: Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka • Center Grove Fine ebrate Franklin Township’s 200-year history. Lena’s Sugar Shack, 5560 S. What do you like Arts Academy will perform this show created There is no cost other than what one chooses Brookville Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46219 to eat there? for younger audiences. | When: Oct. 21, 7:30 to spend on a meal, which may be selected I love getting the enchilada mole there. It is p.m.; Oct. 22, 3 and 7:30 p.m.; Oct. 23, 3 p.m.; from among the many entrees, salads, breads Ingredients and directions: excellent. It is good with the rice and beans Oct. 28, 7:30 p.m.; Oct. 29, 3 and 7:30 p.m.; Oct. and desserts available. I When: Oct. 22, 1 p.m. • Over ice, add 1 oz. Parrot Bay Passion and there are good drinks there as well. 30, 3 p.m. | Where: Center Grove Church, 2340 Fruit Rum, 1 oz. Malibu Pineapple Rum, I Where: Meeting room of MCL South, 3630 S. What do you like about this place? S. State Rd. 135, Greenwood. | Info: Visit center- East St., Indianapolis.| Info: Email franklintown- 1 oz. Pineapple Vodka, 2 oz. Great atmosphere. Very nice staff. A lot of grovechurch.org. [email protected]. orange juice the neighbors I play bocce ball with and see at the neighborhood association meetings Fall FUNdraiser benefiting Habitat for Hu- and 2 oz. Spooky Dance Party • Preschoolers ages 3 - 6 cranberry juice. like going there after a community event. manity of Johnson County • Tour Greenwood’s and an adult are invited to listen, move, jump They seem to do a good job of getting new venue, Bay Horse Inn. Activities include and dance to Halloween-themed music with involved in the community. face painting, hay rides, jump houses, games, Miss Kasey. | When: Oct. 25, 1:15 p.m. and Oct. Mr. Tequila's is located at 935 S. East St., temporary tattoos, meet the donkey Toby, 26, 10:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. | Where: Franklin souvenir photo, cash bar, food trucks, paint a Indianapolis, IN 46225. Road Branch library, 5550 S. Franklin Rd., India- The phone number is (317)-991-3058. pumpkin and Colts game broadcast in the Sa- napolis. | Info: Call (317) 275-4380. loon. | When: Oct. 23, noon to 5 p.m. | Where: Bay Horse Inn, Greenwood. | Cost: $5 admission or $20 per family. | Info: Visit barnatbayhorse.com/ FOUNTAIN SQUARE What's going communityevents/. on Southside? Paranormal Investigations and Hauntings Play Date Preschool Storytime • Preschoolers Send your news & events with the Indiana Ghost Trackers • The Indiana Compiled by to: [email protected] Ghost Trackers will share experiences from their Calendar continued on page 25 Brian Ruckle The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY ss-times.com • Week of October 20-26, 2016 25

Calendar continued from page 24 VFW Breakfast • Greenwood VFW Post Flower Market, will speak about decorat- The Accountant; 5864 will host breakfast on Saturdays. ing with flowers. | When: Oct. 20, 6 p.m. and an adult are invited for stories, songs, There are a number of specials and they | Where: St. John’s Church, US 31 and script, direction detract fingerplays and rhymes following by play- also serve Omelets; Sausage and Gravy; Southport Rd., Indianapolis. | Info: Call time at the library. | When: Oct. 24 and 31, and eggs, bacon, biscuit and gravy, po- Ginny O’Brien, (317) 783-4727. 11 a.m. | Where: Fountain Square Branch tatoes, toast and coffee for $7.| When: from entertaining flick library, 1066 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. | Saturdays, 8 - 10:30 a.m. | Where: 333 S. The 25th Annual Putnam County Info: Call (317) 275-4390. Washington St., Greenwood. | Info: Call Spelling Bee • University of Indianapolis (317) 888-2488. Theatre presents this musical comedy. MOVIE REVIEW An eclectic group of six mid-pubescents GARFIELD PARK Experience: Ireland • Experience a dif- vie for the spelling championship of a By Adam Staten ferent culture as Ireland is brought to lifetime. | When: Oct. 21 - 22 and 27 - 29, Greenwood .| When: Oct. 22, 1:30 p.m.| 8 p.m. and oct. 23, 2 p.m.| Where: Indy’s April 15th is a day most people absolutely dread. It’s that an- Dia de Los Muertos Relief Prints with Where: Greenwood Public Library, 310 Ransburg Auditorium, 1400 E. Hanna Jolynn Reigeluth • Design, carve, and S. Meridian St., Greenwood. | Info: Visit Ave., Indianapolis. | Cost: $12 admission, nual time of year when Uncle Sam reaches into our wallets and print posters inspired by Dia de Los Muer- pocketbooks as the government takes that which it feels it’s en- greenwoodlibrary.us. $10 for Indy alumni, senior citizens and tos. Ages 6-13.| When: Oct. 22, 10:30 a.m. groups of eight or more. | Info: Visit uin- titled. And unless you’re looking to spending quality time in pris- – 12:30 p.m.| Where: Garfield Park Arts on, you grudgingly fork over that agreed upon amount. Neverthe- Family Film Festival: The Mummy • An dy.edu/etc or call (317) 788-3251. Center, 2342 Conservatory Dr., Indianap- American serving in the French Foreign less, as excruciatingly painful as writing that check or checks can olis.| Cost: $15 per class. | Info: Visit gpa- Legion on an archaeological dig at the High School Musical • Perry Meridian be, preparing others taxes as a means of employment cannot be carts.org. ancient city of Hamunaptra accidentally High School will host its fall production. a ton of fun either: spending hours pouring over the mounds and awakens a mummy. Popcorn provided. | Choir teacher Ms. Melissa Walsh is the mounds of regulations, and tax codes and with the added bonus Music, Movement and Storytelling • When: Oct. 27, 6 p.m. | Where: Greenwood current director. | When: Oct. 22, 7 p.m. of the possibility of audit. However, one recently released flick is Preschoolers are invited to explore how Public Library, 310 S. Meridian St., Green- with a Sunday matinee Oct. 23, 2:30 music and dancing can go together. | wood. | Info: Visit greenwoodlibrary.us. p.m. and closing performance Oct. 24., about a CPA who seems to genuinely enjoy his profession. When: Oct. 24, 6 p.m. | Where: Garfield The Accountant is the story of Christian Wolff (Ben Affleck), a 2:30 p.m. | Where: Perry Meridian High Park Branch, library, 2502 Shelby St., In- Silent Bake Sale • The VFW Auxiliary will School, 401 W. Meridian School Rd., In- mild mannered, high-functioning autistic accountant. Wolff has dianapolis. | Info: Call (317) 275-4490. the amazing ability to compute long, complicated mathematical host a “Cancer Silent Bake Sale.” Many dianapolis. | Info: Visit websites.msdpt. items will be available. A Baked Chicken k12.in.us/ph/. problems in a matter of seconds and pour over stacks of tedious- Ghoulish Garfield • Enjoy goblin games Breast dinner is also available for $11. | ly prepared financial files and discover the slightest discrepancy. and treats at the Burrello Family Center, When: Oct. 28, 6 - 8 p.m. | Where: 333 S. SoIndy Neighborhood Tailgate Pary • Unfortunately, Wolff’s impressive expertise with numbers soon creepy crafts at the Arts Center, and get Washington St., Greenwood. | Info: Call Join South Indy neighbors to cheer on puts his life and the lives of those around him in danger. spooked on a tour of the Haunted Con- (317) 888-2488. the UIndy Football Team. Only 100 tick- Thanks to a glowing reference from a past client Wolff is hired servatory! | When: Oct. 26 and 27, 6 – 8 ets available. Event organized by Com- p.m.| Where: Garfield Park Arts Center, by a large mechanical engineering firm after a mid-level accoun- munity Building Action Team of South 2342 Conservatory Dr., Indianapolis.| Info: INDIANAPOLIS Indy Quality of Life Plan. | When: Oct. tant (Anna Kendrick) finds an incongruity in the company’s Visit gpacarts.org. books. Wolff then discovers millions of dollars are being funneled 22, 4 - 8 p.m. | Where: University of In- out of the company just to be put back in to artificially inflate its Faith in the Midst of Crisis- Calvary dianapolis, Health Pavilion Parking Lot - GREENWOOD Author Night • National Book Award re- Intersection of Hanna Avenue and State stock price. However, Wolff is not exactly the poster child for all Street, Indianapolis. | Info: Visit event- that is clean and pure. He’s been photographed with some of the cipient Dr. Walter Wangerin will speak at Calvary Lutheran Church on holding onto brite.com/e/soindy-neighborhood-tail- world’s most dangerous criminals. The authorities are hot on his Purse Bingo • “Coach and Michael Kors” gate-party-tickets-27678111978. trail trying to figure out who exactly is Christian Wolff. faith in the midst of crisis. There will be Purse Bingo game will be hosted by the time for questions afterwards, as well as a For a film calledThe Accountant, one would have thought the VFW Auxiliary. | When: Oct. 20, doors book sale and opportunities for signings. Northwest Perry Neighborhood Asso- flick would have been better organized and thought out. How- open 5:30 p.m. Event begins 6:30 p.m. | I When: Oct. 24, 6:30 I Where: Calvary Lu- ciation • Join for this meeting. Boundar- ever, the film’s script is essentially a mess. The film moves at a Where: Greenwood Moose Lodge, 813 W. theran Church 6111 Shelby St., Indianap- ies of the new association are Troy Av- snail’s pace when attempting to develop essential characters. Smith Valley Rd., Greenwood. | Info: Call olis. I Info: Visit clcs.org. enue, Madison Avenue, I-465 Overpass There is also entirely way too much backstory explained half- (317) 888-2488. and Harding Street. | When: Oct. 27, 7 - 8 p.m. | Where: St. Roch Parish Life Center, way through the film, as if the writer forgot Coffee with a Cop • Greenwood-area JOHNSON COUNTY 3603 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis. to add those details earlier. It breaks up families are invited to meet with mem- the flow of the film and makes for an -ex bers of the Greenwood Police Depart- tremely uneven movie. ment for Coffee with a Cop. Event at- The Nightmare Before Christmas • The SOUTHPORT Coming off this year’s less than tendees will be treated to coffee from Johnson County Autism Support Group invites families with an autism diagnosis well received Batman film, Affleck Chick-Fil-A and sweets from Blondie’s So Kawaii! Introductory Art Class • shows that he’s more than capable Cookies. | When: Oct. 20, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. to a sensory friendly, family movie. Cos- tumes are optional. | When: Oct. 29, 10:30 Children ages 7 and up are invited to of carrying an action movie. Ken- | Where: Greenwood Park Mall. | Info: Visit transform any drawing from normal to facebook.com/greenwoodparkmall. a.m. Doors open 9:30 a.m. | Where: Histor- drick and Oscar-winner J.K Sim- ic Artcraft Theater, 57 North Main Street, kawaii! Participants will bring in a draw- mons are both very good in sup- Franklin. | Cost: $ per person. | Info: Visit ing of any object or creature (a piece of Monster Mash • The whole family is wel- toast, an elephant, a refrigerator) and porting roles. come to this community Halloween Party. jcasg.com. While The Accountant is in- turn it into a highly stylized cartoon in Businesses from all over Johnson County kawaii style. | When: Oct. 22, 2 p.m. | credibly entertaining at times, will be giving away treats while the Li- PERRY TOWNSHIP Where: Southport Branch Library, 2630 the poorly organized script brary will be providing the tricks. | When: E. Stop 11 Rd. | Info: Call (317) 275-4510. and mediocre direction are Oct. 21, 6 - 8 p.m. | Where: Greenwood painfully obvious and dis- Public Library, 310 S. Meridian St., Green- The Cultivating Garden Club • Rose- tracting. 2.5 out of 5. wood. | Info: Visit greenwoodlibrary.us. mary Cunningham, former owner of The

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And Job answered and said, Have you ever been at a place in have his old life back then, at least, he to his friends that they must have a life where you do need comfort and wanted and explanation from God as particular closeness to God to have 2 No doubt but ye are the peo- help from friends but then they go to what it was all about? Why did God such wisdom as they do. Then he ple, and wisdom shall die with you. too far with their advice? give him the children if He was only adds, "I have understanding as well as 3 But I have understanding as When I was a young pastor I going to take them away? Job, like any you, I am not inferior to you.” well as you; I am not inferior to thought it was necessary for me to father had plans for his children. God sends the harsh times just as you: yea, who knoweth not such have all of the answers that anyone Job enjoyed his wealth and his He sends the sunshine and the rain things as these? who needed advice needed. After all, place-his reputation-as a righteous upon the grass of the field. The grass 4 I am as one mocked of his neigh- what did God call me into the minis- man who avoided evil. So, why did of the field needs both to prow and bour, who calleth upon God, and he try to do if not be all things to all peo- God bring that part of his life to an mature to productivity. So it is with us. answereth him: the just upright man ple? I soon learned what most people abrupt end? So many whys and no an- God bless and go and have a great day. is laughed to scorn. Job 12:1-4 want and what they need are two dif- swers and his friends are sitting there ferent things entirely. Job wanted his with him essentially blaming him for By this time, Job has heard enough past life back but, it was not coming the death of his kids and the loss of Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the wisdom from his three friends. back no matter what. If he could not his wealth. He responds sarcastically Church of God at 3939 S. 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