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What happened: Beech Grove Police Department. This Ordinances 26 and 27 was approved on evens up their position pay with the fire third and final reading. Ordinance 21 department - from $3,000 to 3,250 annually was added to the agenda, just in case for police department law enforcement councilors wanted to amend what was certification. This comes from within the passed last month. No amendments were police department budget. made. Ordinance 22 was approved. Christmas 2016 at the Hinton compound. Family, opening presents festivities and foggy blurred figure in the In brief... upper right photo. Family or apparition? Photo by Laura Hinton What it means: • Buddy Templin was re-appointed as Council Ordinance 26 relates to one-way streets and President Pro Tem. alleys, and sets a fee for not complying. Ten most common signs you're being • Jay Oswald and Donald Webb and Ordinance 27 establishes a fee for heavy were appointed to the Redevelopment trash pickup of box springs and mattresses. Commission. The next RDC meeting is Jan. 9. visited by deceased loved ones There will be a minimum charge of $20. • Julie Weaver, Dawn Whalen and Diana By Rick Hinton A Phone Call: Ordinance 21 establishes a new Hendricks were appointed to the Board of Another manipulation, only using a employee manual. Zoning Appeals. Being visited by one who has died? A phone. Following the passing of a loved one Southside Times reader brought a You- Ordinance 22 is an amendment to the you may receive phone calls with nothing Compiled by Nicole Davis Tube video to my attention recently. It but static on the other end. It's the thing hor- salary ordinance concerning pay for the would appear to put all ducks in a row. ror movies are made of! Ten most common signs from your de- Receiving A Symbolic Message, Sign, ceased loved ones: Coincidence Or Synchronicity: Dream Visitations: This can come in a variety of ways, yet These are different from regular dreams, will have significance only to you. It could and offer some form of comfort. And... the be small objects: feathers, coins or stones DO YOU HAVE TIRED, ACHY, HEAVY-FEELING LEGS? most common way to be visited. that suddenly end up in your path. Possi- Sensing Their Presence: bly animals doing strange things with no COMPLIMENTARY PHYSICIAN VISIT It may not be visual, just a feeling. You reasonable explanation. Or pranks. Read- might notice a change in energy or move- er Sharon Kinder reported the appearance ment in the air. Possibly a presence in the of piles of bird seed and cat food after her Thursday, January 12th bed next to you or someone sitting by your husband's death (it would seem, the prank- side. This is a visitation. They're of the same ster in life doesn't necessarily end after 5:00PM - 7:00PM essence when living bodily, now only with- death). Possibly people are used to deliver out a physical body. messages from those departed. These peo- 33 E. County Line Rd. Suite D ple become an integral part of your life, in Feeling Their Touch: one form or another. Greenwood, IN 46143 Physical contact: taking your hand, a Movement: nudge, hug, a breeze or stroking your hair. Meet with Dr. Luis Barajas and receive Sometimes objects will move getting immediate feedback. Smelling Their Fragrance: your attention (keys, counter objects, cloth- Is there a particular smell associated with ing or furniture). those no longer with us? Could be cigarette Seeing Their Apparition: or cigar smoke, perfume or cologne, flowers, At Center for Vein Restoration or even the smell of cooking? Full bodied apparitions are rare. Most we can bring relief from the pain, paranormal investigators desire to see this discomfort, and unsightly Hearing Their Voice: in their career! You may very well witness appearance of varicose veins. It might be audibly, but most likely inter- this. Or not. Just because you don't see BEFORE AFTER nally; in dreams, or waking hours. “Do you them, however, doesn't mean they haven't talk to your husband, grandmother, or best returned for a visit. To register for your 15 minute consultation, please call friend on the Other Side, in your mind?” Is there a response? Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, loves (800)FIX-LEGS / (800) 349-5347 Unexplained Electrical Activity: researching things that go bump in the night. His articles can be read on Those on the Other Side use energy to : Rick Hinton, Southport Paranormal connect. By manipulating the energy in elec- Examiner. Hinton conducts paranormal trical devices (TV, lights, toys,even songs on investigations with his team, South www.centerforvein.com the radio) they get our attention. Central Paranormal. Board certified physicians treating varicose and spider veins. 4 Week of January 5-11, 2017 • ss-times.com COVER STORY The Southside Times

By Nicole Davis people in two to three years. “There are a number of roles “When VR came along, it was a I play - a journalist covering the More than 200 million virtual completely new communications scene, an oral historian tracking reality (VR) headsets are predict- medium that I thought combined the evolution of this medium, and ed to be sold by 2020. This rapid- all my skills of technical and cre- I am a content creator,” he said. “So ly-evolving technology gained a lot ative, filmmaking and audio,” he I’m talking to people about the best of interest with the first consumer said. “I started going to all of the practices and helping reflect back product launched in 2016. It has different consumer gatherings and to the community all of this infor- the potential to change society in documenting it as part of an oral mation. It’s helping to inspire the a number of ways, but what is its history but also to learn about the creatives to know what’s happening ultimate potential? new medium and create VR experi- in the field and keep up with some- Beech Grove native Kent Bye ences myself.” thing that’s changing very quickly.” has spent the past two years ask- Kent bought the Developer’s Kit His podcast is now the number ing leaders in the field that very One (DK1) Oculus Rift, a virtual re- one news source when it comes to question. He is putting the an- ality headset, on Jan. 1, 2014. VR technology. His work is funded swers he’s received into a book, “It was one of those things you go through advertising on his website, Ultimate Potential of VR, to be re- into a VR experience and it tricks and largely by user support at pa- leased early this year. your mind into thinking you’re in treon.com/voicesofvr. “VR has the potential to change another world,” he said. “One of the “It took about a year and a half many different domains of human things I talk about is just like the to get funders and get to the point experience,” Kent said. “To me, it’s a Gutenberg press with the creation where the community decided to revolutionary new communication of books was able to capture in- really participate and chip in to the medium that will change ev- podcast,” Kent said. “It took ery dimension of our society, awhile to build up an audi- just like internet has done. ence and a fanbase. It’s a hot I think VR has the potential topic so a lot of people are to have as vast of an impact. “Once people have interested in it. The more I Eventually, at some point, in- am authentic and present, stead of looking at computer that experience, the more it will grow… You screens, these will all be im- have to have that experience mersive computing platforms they’re like ‘this is to really understand it. Once that we will wear over our fac- people have that experience, es in the next 5 to 10 years. going to change they’re like ‘this is going to There are a lot of paradigm change everything.’ They shifts that will happen to take everything.’" want to learn more. They the technology from 2D to 3D end up turning to my pod- to make the technology more - KENT BYE cast to see all of the different human in a lot of ways.” ways virtual reality will im- Kent graduated from pact our society.” Beech Grove High School Kent said his favorite in- in 1994. His senior year of high formation and knowledge in a new terviews are with the people that school, he got involved in tele- way, VR is able to capture human are pushing the cutting edge, doing communications and video pro- experience in a way that we never things that he hasn’t talked about or duction. He was also interested in been able to do before. It’s able to maybe even thought about yet. One math and science. When choos- trick our perceptual systems into such interview was with Tom Fur- ing colleges, he was torn between thinking we are actually having an ness III, who has been working in a creative path or technical path. experience. Just as books were able VR for more than 50 years. WHAT IS He chose technical, and attended to spur the renaissance, we’re at the “He has been laying the ground- Rose-Hulman Institute of Technol- beginning of a new renaissance of work in all different ways,” he said. ogy, earning a degree in electrical being able to democratize human “I asked him the ultimate poten- engineering. Though he now lives experience.” tial of VR. He said well, the ulti- in Portland, Ore., he travels occa- Kent soon after began the Voic- mate potential of reality is reality. sionally to Beech Grove to visit his es of VR Podcast, voicesofvr.com. The more you go into VR, the more YOUR parents, Bruce and Ilze Bye. In two years, he interviewed more you can appreciate how amazing After college, while living in Bal- than 500 leaders in the virtual re- the real world is. It’s less about es- timore, Kent worked in engineer- ality industry, from those working caping into another world, but it’s ing for defense contractors, and be- behind the scenes to executives of about having an experience, achiev- REALITY? gan making films at the same time. large companies. He travels to con- ing a state of presence then coming In 2009 he worked with an open ferences across the globe to see the Beech Grove native Kent Bye interviews source content management system latest cutting-edge technology and leaders in virtual reality technologies called Drupal and began doing pod- experiences, talking to people who casts, interviewing more than 200 Cover Story continued on page 5 in his Voices of VR Podcast create them. The Southside Times COVER STORY ss-times.com • Week of January 5-11, 2017 5

Cover Story continued from page 4 “It’s like reading a book,” Kent said. A VIRTUAL TIMELINE “You can’t just sit down and read one paragraph. When you sit down, you make 1930s: A science-fiction story predicted and shocked the VR industry at that time into reality and achieving a state of a commitment to do at least a chapter. virtual reality. with its new level of immersiveness. It is presence. He said the ultimate poten- You have to set aside the time and com- also the first mass-produced VR enter- mit to going into it. I think it will change 1956: “Sensorama”, the first VR machine, tainment system that can support multi- tial of VR is reality and that carried a was invented by Morton Heilig. lot of weight for me.” the way we can focus for long periods of player and networked. time. It’s actually counteracting a lot of From the beginning, Kent said his 1966: Thomas A. Furness III created the 1995: Nintendo produced the Vir- interest has been more in the educa- negative aspects of instantaneous infor- first flight simulator for the Air Force. tual Boy console with 3D monochrome mation, the short tweet length of our at- tional uses of VR. There are enterprise 1968: Ivan Sutherland, with help of video games. tention span, constant interruption, al- applications to VR, such as with archi- his student Bob Sproull, created what 1999: The Matrix film became popular, tecture or engineering. Doctors can ways needing something new right away, is considered to be the first virtual re- instant gratification. We’re moving away a sci-fi film depicting a future where have a 3D image of their patients and ality and augmented reality (AR) head- reality perceived by most humans is visualize the data in a different way. from that with VR. It’s about setting ev- mounted display (HMD) system. actually a similated reality. erything aside and really being present.” He has also expressed interest in the 1972: General Electric Corporation ways it can change human experiences, Although it’s come a long way in the 2010: Google introduced a stereoscopic built one of the first computerized flight 3D mode version of Street View. interactions and the way people think. past couple of years, VR is still in its simulators. It provided 180-degree FOV Google Earth, which was released in infancy. Kent said VR has needed three (Field-of-View) by using three screens 2011: Palmer Luckey creates the first pro- November, allows people to travel vir- things to succeed as a technology: the surrounding the training cockpit. totype of Oculus Rift. technology has to be there, the content tually anywhere on earth. This could 1985: Jaron Lanier and Thomas G. 2014: Facebook acquired Oculus VR, a allow children to take a field trip, any- creators have to use that technology to its full extent to create relatable experi- Zimmerman founded VPL Research, virtual reality headset company, for $2 time to anywhere. People with mo- Inc. This company is known as the first billion. Sony announced Project Mor- bility issues can break that isolation ences, and the audience has to demand company to sell VR goggles and gloves. pheus, a VR headset for PlayStation 4 through use of VR. For Kent, he said the types of experiences that use both Jaron Lanier is credited for populariz- (PS4). Google released the “Cardboard”, the Google Earth experience allowed the technology and the content. ing the term Virtual Reality. a virtual reality headset for smart- him to connect with his friends, shar- “Once the consumer VR launched phones, made out of cardboard. this year, we’re now looking at what 1991: Antonio Medina created a vir- ing stories of places they’ve been and tual reality system to drive the Mars 2016: The HTC Vive was released, with being able to see those places as if he are the types of experiences people robot rovers from Earth. This system two wireless hand controllers and three was there, too. are drawn to having in VR,” Kent said. also known as “Computer Simulated sensors called lighthouses, to be placed “VR is able to have this overview Next in his podcast is a series on Teleoperation”. This same year, SEGA in a room and give a full-room experi- effect of like when astronauts go out artificial intelligence, Voices of AI, to announced the SEGA VR headset. This ence. Users can stand up and move into space and they are able to see the begin early this year. He has conduct- headset can be used arcade games and around a space as they play games. So- whole earth and when they come back ed 90 interviews with experts, look- Mega Drive console. Virtuality launched ny’s PlayStation VR was released. down it changes the way they relate ing at some of the building clocks and to each other and relate to the earth,” concepts to understand how to work he said. “I feel like I had a little bit of with artificial intelligence. that overview effect, changing the way “There’s not a lot of introductory I think about myself in relation to the information out there yet,” he said. “I KNOW YOUR earth and to other people. To feel like was frustrated and just wanted to talk JARGON you are with another person in a VR to the experts and learn about it, just DEFINITIONS TO HELP THE NOT-SO TECH SAVVY experience is another powerful op- as I was able to bootstrap myself in portunity to break down geographi- the VR industry.” cal barriers, connect other people and As for the long-term, Kent says he’s Virtual reality (VR): is combined with a head tracker so cultivate empathy.” always been a maker and he wants to Technology that allows a user to that the images displayed in the HMD Though to get the most out of the create immersive experiences in interact with a computer-simulated en- change as the head moves. technology, users must VR with the intention to “help vironment. people connect with them- Immersion: set aside the Augmented reality (AR): Placing users in an artificial environ- time to im- selves, one another and to the cosmos.” Is a combination of real and virtual ment but feeling like they're in with merse them- worlds, using the environment around the action. selves. you to turn it into a digital interface. Pokemon Go, released in 2016, is Data Glove: AR technology. A type of glove embedded with sen- sors that can sense the movement of Head Tracking: hands which can then be use to ma- Monintoring the position and orienta- nipulate or move the objects in the tion of the head through various track- virtual environment. ing device. Latency: Head Mounted Display (HMD): It is the time difference between the user A set of goggles or a helmet with tiny physical action and the reflection of that monitors in front of each eye to gen- action in the virtual environment. erate images seen by the wearer as Kent Bye demonstrates an HTC Vive three-dimensional. Often the HMD which was released in 2016. Photo by Nicole Davis

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Bethany Early Learning Sandlin: Indiana Senate LOCALLY OWNED Nick’s Ministry to welcome Page Program & OPERATED new director applications available Tree Child care – Bethany Early Learning Minis- Politics – Indiana Senate is now accept- try, 4207 S. East St., Indianapolis, will host ing applications for the Page Program a reception on Jan. 10, 3 – 6 with State Senator Jack Sandlin (R-Indi- p.m., to welcome its new Di- anapolis). This full-day interactive pro- rector of the child care min- gram gives students in grades six through Service istry, Terrie Hedeen. Mary 12 the opportunity to tour the Indiana Terese, known as Terrie, has Statehouse, observe session debates on nearly 30 years of experi- the Senate floor, and assist staff with age- AVAILABLE SERVICES ence in early childhood ed- appropriate tasks. Students will also meet ucation at a variety of childcare facilities. with their state senator. The 2017 Sen- Bethany Early Learning Ministry is a Paths ate Page Program will run from Jan. 23 • Tree Removal to Quality #3 Provider and is a ministry of through mid-April. Positions fill quickly. Bethany Lutheran Church. Children ages Pages are scheduled for Mondays, Tues- infants through five years receive quality days, and Thursdays during the legislative • Trimming care and education. Information is avail- session starting at 8:30 a.m. and dismiss- able at (317) 780-1100. ing at 3:30 p.m. Groups serve together on • Stump Grinding Wednesdays. Serving as a page is consid- ered an excused absence from school. For • Finish Grading more information, visit indianasenatere- publicans.com/page-program. • Bucket Truck Sen. Sandlin files bill to Work aid law enforcement

• Climbing Grant – State Sen. Jack E. Sandlin (R-In- dianapolis) has filed a bill that would help • Lot clearing local law enforcement agencies purchase Baby New Year arrives equipment for emergency situations. at Franciscan Health The proposed legislation would set up a matching grant fund for police depart- Indianapolis ments to purchase items such as trauma kits, ballistic helmets and body armor. Newborn – The clock read 12:27 a.m. and According to the bill, money for the fund Kennedy Aberdeen Long became the first will consist of appropriations made by the baby born in 2017 at Franciscan Health General Assembly, interest accrued from Indianapolis and in all of Marion County. money the State Treasurer invests in the She weighed in at 7 lbs., 1 ounce and was fund, and money deposited or transferred 20inches long. Kennedy is the daughter of from other sources. Bobby and Joanna Long of Martinsville. More than 2,200 babies were born at the CALL Indianapolis hospital by mid-December. Kirchhofer to chair House More than 50,000 infants have been de- livered there since 1995, when the Wom- Public Health Committee en and Children’s Services program was Legislation – consolidated at the 8111 S. Emerson State Cindy Kirchhofer (R- Ave. medical campus. Beech Grove) was recently reappointed TODAY! as chair of the House Com- Families of the first New Year Day baby mittee on Public Health. born at Franciscan She was also named to Health receive a gift the House Committee on basket containing Insurance and the House (317) items for the infant. Committee on Courts and Each time a child is Criminal Code. Standing born at the hospi- committee assignments are made bi- tal, Jesus Loves Me ennially after each election. On Jan. 4, chimes through- House lawmakers will convene at 1:30 524-9100 out the hospital via p.m. in the House Chamber for the the public address first day of the 2017 legislative session. system. ss-times.com • Week of January 5-11, 2017 7 The Southside Times COMMUNITY Feature

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Branded Exchange opened off How many Johnson County Retired Beech Grove Police Officer Gene Davis is 1 County Line Road across from 3 people earned the Distinguished Greenwood Park Mall in November, Hoosier award from Governor Mike awarded Sagamore of the Wabash selling what? Pence, presented by former senator John Price on Dec. 28? ❏ A. Antiques By Cleveland Dietz II head of investigations. ❏ B. Cookies ❏ A. Three ❏ B. Four He was recognized as the city's in- ❏ C. Consignment clothing ❏ C. Nine ❏ D. Eleven ❏ Retired Beech Grove police offi- dividual officer of the year in 1979 D. Designer purses cer Gene Davis was presented the Chef Wendell Fowler wants you to for "five years of dedicated service" Where was the first baby born in 4 resolve to be healthier in this new Sagamore of the Wabash on Dec. 30. on and off duty. During the same 2 Indianapolis in 2017 born? year. In this week’s column, he shares The governor of Indiana grants the year, the Police League of Indiana some lifestyle habits you can change. distinction for "distinguished service ❏ A. Community Health South presented him and five other officers ❏ What should you refrain from eating to the state." It is the highest honor with an officer of the year distinction B. Franciscan Health to decrease risk of heart disease? Indianapolis the State awards. Erin Sheridan, dep- for acts of heroism during a fire at a ❏ C. A Franklin ❏ A. Deli meat, sausage, bacon uty of administration for the State Best Western Motel in 1978. Township ❏ B. Soda, diet drinks, juice Auditor's Office, nominated him. Davis was off duty when he heard home ❏ C. Apples, oranges, bananas ❏ ❏ "Words describing Mr. Davis when about the fire on his police scanner at D. Riley D. Cheese, milk, butter asked of friends and family—hon- Hospital for home. When he arrived, he and anoth- Children Which topic does The est, reliable, courageous, persistent, er officer entered the building. Smoke 5 Southside Times readers say a true leader," Sheridan said during covered the inside and there was no they are most interested in? her presentation. "I personally admire power. The officers knocked on doors ❏ A. Entertainment Mr. Davis for his old-school sense of and escorted guests out, then spent ❏ B. Government respect. He is a true gentleman and the night and most of the next morn- ❏ C. Sports ❏ D. Schools friend to his community." ing helping the fire department. “I never had any thought what- "It was quite a large fire," Davis said. Answers on Page 15 soever, any inkling that it was go- He retired from the BGPD in Jan- ing to happen. I'm honored. That's uary 2001. He started at the Marion quite an award," Davis said. County Sheriff's Department a week Davis joined the Beech Grove Po- later and served as an internal affairs lice Department in 1971 as an aux- officer, in the garage, and, eventually, iliary officer after serving two years the armory. He retired July 2015. in the Army. A year He and his wife, Becky, have later, he was brought been married for 47 years on full-time. Over and have two children. the next 19 years, She’s also retired. The two he rose to the spend their time travel- rank of captain ing and enjoying and served as retirement.

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Erin Sheridan and Gene Davis, as Davis receives the Sagamore of the Wabash award. Submitted Photo ss-times.com • Week of January 5-11, 2017 9 The Southside Times COMMUNITY Feature

John Beineke is the Grizzlies’ second-leading scorer (14.4 points per game) and rebounder (6.8 rpg). Submitted photo Perry Meridian grad Beinke adjusts to new challenges

By Rick Morwick As much as anything, I’m proud of the fact that he hasn’t shied away from that. He’s For as long he can remember, John really done a great job of applying himself.” Beineke has always been one of the tallest Combined with his height, Beineke’s kids on his basketball teams. He was just ball-handling and shooting skills served never one of the strongest, or most physical. him well in high school. But on the re- Until now. cruiting front, his lack of an inside game No longer a lanky guard who shies was a bit of a liability. Unable to find a away from contact, Beineke is a sturdy suitable college home, he gave up bas- center whose aggressive presence is an ketball and enrolled at IUPUI – and invaluable component of the Franklin quickly realized that his passion to play College men’s basketball team. was too strong to suppress. A 6-foot-7, 235-pound junior, Beineke So he reached out to the Grizzlies, is the Grizzlies’ second-leading scorer who warmly welcomed him – as a cen- (14.4 points per game) and rebounder ter, a position he had to quickly learn (6.8 rpg) and is the Heartland Athletic and, more importantly, bulk up for. Conference’s leading field goal shooter “What I explained to him was, we re- at 66.2 percent per game. ally didn’t need a big dose of what you The numbers belie the fact that did in high school,” Prather said. “But th Beineke, a former standout guard at what we do need is a guy your size will- Sign up online or come in by January 16 Perry Meridian High School, is still very ing to learn how to play inside. I remem- new to playing in the lowpost. ber him telling me, ‘I can’t describe my- and we’ll waive the joining fee. “Being physical, posting up hard, using self as a skilled post player, but I would my body, it was never really a part of my like to learn,’ which is music to any game in high school,” said Beineke, a two- Get access to a variety of new classes and programs coach’s ear, and oftentimes is more talk TM ® year starter for the Grizzlies. “I love it than walk. But in John’s case, that has like Les Mills BODYPUMP , Cycling, Yoga, Zumba now. I think I’ve gotten pretty good at it.” literally played itself out every day.” & more, without ever having to sign a contract. Franklin coach Kerry Prather thinks A software engineering major, Beineke the same thing. immediately went to work refining his When Beineke came to the Grizzlies skills and getting stronger. The learning Twelve convenient locations to serve you, including three years ago, he did so with no low- curve has been swift, as has the strength- THE BAXTER YMCA - 7900 S. Shelby St. post experience to speak of. Today, he’s ening process. The proof is in the results. one of the conference’s most efficient – Beineke averaged 6.6 ppg his first INDYMCA.ORG and physical – big men. season and was a double-digit scorer “He came to us without a lot of post (11.3ppg) by his sophomore year. Today, skills,” Prather said. “What John has had he is one of the HCAC’s top players and to warm up to is the constant physical continues to improve each day. battle, the physical contact of inside play. 10 Week of January 5-11, 2017 • ss-times.com VIEWS The Southside Times

FROM THE EDITOR HUMOR What to expect from us in 2017

The ball is dropped and we’re almost a week into 2017. Our team at The Southside Times has been making plans for the coming year, and are excited to continuing to work hard to offer the best product possible to all of our readers. In 2016, we conducted a reader survey, compiled by an outside company, to get honest opinions of what Southside residents actually want in their community news TOP TEN product. Number one topic of interest was entertainment, followed closely by govern- Resolutions I am ment. We hope to continue utilizing this willing to make information to bring you news that is both valuable and entertaining. for 2017 The most popular feature to date, as shown by the tremendous web traffic it’s brought, is By Torry Stiles our Behind the Badge piece. Each week for the last two years, we have highlighted a person- 10. Stop wearing my Superman paja- ality behind all of the law enforcement agen- mas while walking the dogs and cies and fire departments on the Southside. STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE wearing my glasses. The neigh- The purpose was to show the human side to bor kid may figure out the whole this job in a day and age where these public Clark Kent thing. servants have been portrayed in such a nega- The Southside Times is all about people matter how small and should be recog tive light in the mainstream media. While this and our community. What do you like nized? Email your “Stars and Strikes” 9. Use the word, "oodles" more often. feature is not going away, its frequency is be- in your neighborhood? What don’t you to [email protected]. ing slowed down to once a month, as to not like? Who has done something nice, no 8. Refrain from saying, "I love you," to put a strain on our departments in finding of- the counter help at Long's Donuts. ficers to highlight. Look for it in the second Ella’s was never about becoming abundant- Thursday’s issue of each Month! Stars: To Derek Blice, Beech Grove 7. Find more time to truly appreciate ly wealthy. We desired Ella’s to be a part of One of our favorite things to do is pinpoint compliance officer, for his service to how much everyone else should the community where families could come to historical milestones in our Southside the community. Derek is stepping down from truly appreciate me. and enjoy a yummy Fro-Yo treat of their community. In 2016, The Southside Times fea- his role, having taken a job in Amsterdam. own making all in a fun, family friendly at- tured the history of Beech Grove High School Derek was instrumental in getting the com- 6. Floss with more passion. mosphere.” the franchise wrote on its Face- as it celebrates 100 years, the Southport Li- pliance division started in 2014. He has writ- book page. We’re sad to see this business 5. Learn to speak modern American brary Branch as it celebrated its complete re- ten numerous council ordinances to aid in go! But remember, you can still get your El- English. Use "LOL" as a verb, model, Southern Plaza as it reached 60 years, cleaning up the city and making it a better la’s Fro-Yo at the original Ella’s Frozen Yo- for example. and more! We are already planning around place for all residents. He has worked closely gurt & Candy Shop off State Road 135! the anniversaries of other Southside organi- with the police department to clean up prob- 4. Be more smug. Smug is in this year. zations to celebrate alongside them. lem areas of the city. Although he’ll be out of Stars: To Lt. Aaron Allen for get- the country, Derek still stated at the Jan. 3 Most of all, we look forward to being out ting hired as Southport Police De- 3. Give the Will Rogers thing a rest City Council meeting that he will still be in the community, meeting new people and partment’s first full-time patrol officer! He and do a list as somebody else. Mar- available to help out when he can, from afar. getting to know others better. Any ideas or started his new role on Jan. 1. Allen has cel Marceau would be a challenge. suggestions can be sent to ndavis@southsi- worked as a reserve officer for SPD since detimes.com. Have a happy 2017! Stars: To the Ella’s Frozen Yogurt 2. Get a tattoo. A big skull tattoo with shop on Emerson Avenue near Stop 2011. He earned the department’s first Of- flames and knives. The temporary 11, for being such an active part of the com- ficer of the Year award in 2015. Prior to be- kind. Needles creep me out. munity. The store recently announced its ing hired to SPD, he worked as a police of- last day in business will be Feb. 28. “To us ficer for the Franklin Township Community 1. Stop using the cheap imitation School Corporation. Velveeta and buy only the real Velveeta. My family deserves The Southside Times only the best. welcomes letters QUOTE OF THE WEEK to the editor in good taste.

All submissions are subject to editing. BELIEVE IT! Please send to [email protected]. “We see things not as they are, All letters must be signed. Our nation has all sorts of arcane, Please include a daytime nonsensical laws on the books. Each phone number for but as we are.” week, we’ll share one with you … verification purposes only. In Mississippi, it is illegal to teach others ~ H.M. Tomlinson what polygamy is. Source: dumblaws.com The Southside Times MARKETPLACE ss-times.com • Week of January 5-11, 2017 11 Girl Scouts celebrating FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP 100 years of selling cookies RESTAURANT

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Getting to know Sarah… The winning ticket • I like to visit presidential museums Perry Township’s Sarah Taylor is appointed as executive director of the Hoosier Lottery and libraries. By Nicole Davis • I love to read mysteries and historical fiction. ment,” Sarah said. “We could measure how U.S. states to earn it, in December 2015. This Under the direction of Perry Township the contact center was doing, measure how certification shows that the organization is • I have lived on the Southside for over resident Sarah Taylor, the Hoosier Lottery fast we fill a pot hold or how fast we pick the committed to responsible gaming. 25 years. My husband, David, is a South- trash up. It involved technology, people, pro- “We engage daily in thinking about re- port grad. celebrated its best fiscal year ever in 2016. Now that she’s been reappointed by Gover- cesses and that was one of the highlights I had sponsible gaming, the products we offer, • One day I’d like to get back to playing golf nor-Elect Eric Holcomb to serve as executive with the city of Indianapolis. It was so nice to how we offer them, how we keep people in- once in awhile. director, beginning Jan. 9, Taylor said she’s return to government, and use a little bit I formed,” Sarah said. We train employees and prepared to take things to the next level. learned from the corporate side of things.” retailers. We have a phone number if maybe “Each and every day, I continue to learn so Sarah later met Governor Mike Pence, someone have a gambling concern. We offer How did Sarah do it? much more about the lottery,” she said. “Like which led to her appointment as executive a financial literacy course, developed through director of the Hoosier Lottery in 2013. Ivy Tech. The way we advertise has a certain BEST ADVICE: other industries, things change over time. You’re trying to stay engaging to your players. You’re “I still think the Hoosier Lottery was nowhere code of conduct… You want to make sure you In my job, it’s natural that occasionally a cri- on my radar, and I’m glad to get this opportuni- offer tasteful products, that are fun and en- sis occurs or something doesn’t go quite trying to have products that they enjoy. The way they learn about your products changes over ty,” she said. Quite honestly, I didn’t know a lot gaging, that are appropriate and help us max- right. A friend, a business coworker, said to about lotteries and how they work. I do know imize revenue to the state of Indiana.” be pragmatic, take it apart, diagnose it and time. You can’t keep everything the same.” Sarah is originally from Greencastle, Ind. about customer service and operations.” Balancing business and citizen's desires is put it back together again. In recent years, The Hoosier Lottery began in 1989. Sixty one of Sarah’s strengths, said Dennis Rose- I’ve looked at things as people, process and She attended Indiana University - Blooming- percent of revenue is paid to the lottery win- brough, director of public relations. technology - how they intersect, how they ton, graduating from the School of Public and ners, with $11.46 billion in prizes paid since ““Through Sarah’s career as an elected can build upon and work with each other. I Environmental Affairs. Right out of college, thought that was helpful in difficult times. she interned at the Statehouse, where she met 1989. Retailers receive a commission for selling official then constituent services, (she has) many legislators and government officials. the products. After paying operation costs, rev- that eye for the citizen,” he said. “Others of BEST BUSINESS DECISION: In 1994, Sarah ran for Marion Coun- enues generated from the lottery are divided us might be looking at the bottom line, but Knowing when it was time to make a change ty Clerk and was elected for two four-year into three funds: teacher retirement fund, lo- the citizen perspective has been a valuable and making a change. That applies to me per- terms. From there, she worked with a tech- cal police and firefighter pensions and the Build asset Sarah has brought to the lottery… No sonally, professionally and to all of the different nology firm, then a consulting firm for local Indiana Fund which goes toward the motor ve- one else looks at it from the same insight projects I’ve had. You have to take some risk. and state governments. When Mayor Greg hicle excise tax to offset the cost for taxpayers. that she does. It’s really a keen eye that Sar- Ballard came into office in 2008, Sarah was In its 2015-16 fiscal year, the Hoosier Lot- ah’s developed, to be that watchdog, that fi- SECRET TO SUCCESS: appointed as a cabinet member, director of tery contributed $5 billion to those three nal sign off to make sure we’re doing it right.” Truly surrounding yourself and recognizing constituent services. She served in that role funds, it’s largest contribution to date. Sarah was recently elected Chair of the what wonderful team members you have. for five and a half years. “Even if you don’t play, we like to keep you Finance and Audit Committee for the The culture and the people you work around “It was about citizen engagement, services informed about where those proceeds go,” Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) is so important. I have been so fortunate, Sarah said. “If they do play, we want them to which is comprised of the 36 state lotter- when I think about all of the public service citizens needed and the ease they can com- municate with local government and in turn, know what that means to the state of Indiana, ies who participate in Powerbal. A year ago, people I’ve worked with. Public employees the winners and the economy. I love anything Powerball, the largest jackpot game sold in are just wonderful. They’re the tops. They’re us engage them,” Sarah said. “That included the Mayor’s Action Center, a contact center that informs players and the citizens more 44 states had a $1.6 million run, the largest tough jobs and not always rewarded highly about us so we’re looking for those in the United States. financially, but people truly are committed. for citizens. I oversaw it. That became a very special project. We developed an online way opportunities (such as) the way With a year of record-break- we engage with our players like ing sales, Sarah doesn’t plan IN 5 YEARS... to request those services, and in turn a mo- the free mobile app.” on slowing down. By I’m excited for what the future holds for the bile app which still exists.” As Sarah came in constantly looking lottery and the lottery industry. I’ll have one Another part of her role with the city was kid in college by then and another soon on to help analyze how the city handled re- as executive director, at changes to games, his way, so on a personal level I’ll be entering quests. They did that by implementing Six the steps were being studying how play- some interesting years for my youngest two. Sigma, a set of techniques for process im- taken for the Hoosier ers and retailers provement, typically used in businesses, and Lottery to receive cer- feel about those tification from the World changes, she said Hoosier Lottery Headquarters Key Performance Indicators. “Through that, the city’s government cul- Lottery Association. It received things continue 1302 N. Meridian St., Suite 100 ture changed to include process improve- level 4 certification, the highest to head in the Indianapolis, IN 46202 level possible, as only one in three right direction. (317) 264-4800 hoosierlottery.com

January 2017 | Issue 124 Sarah Taylor. Photo by Nicole Davis businessleader.bz The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE BUSINESS LEADER ss-times.com • Week of January 5-11, 2017 13 OPEN 4 BIZ IMAGINE staying one step ahead of your customers.

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Express Indy South Moved_SBL.indd 1 12/12/16 2:08 PM 14 Week of January 5-11, 2017 • ss-times.com SOUTHSIDE BUSINESS LEADER The Southside Times BIZ WEB PERSONNEL MATTERS Digital trends for 2017 What Do You Plan To Do By Andrew Angle get first priority in mobile rankings. Every year, as the time for pondering Like many new ranking factors, ear- Differently In 2017? ly adopters can sweep up some traf- New Year’s resolutions arrives, I search By Mike Heffner far out, then look at quarterly or bi- for other digital marketers’ lists of predic- fic quickly before competitors know Recently our office had an end of year annual goals. tions for the year ahead. The predictions what you’re up to. The design tools goal-setting meeting. In this meeting, usually contain some common threads are rough, but it’s worth investing • TALK TO OTHERS – Meet with Matt Nettleton, our Sandler Sales Train- year after year, especially about devices the time into using it well. other business owners, team mem- er, had us thinking about all of the chang- getting smaller, faster, and more mobile. bers, leaders, mentors and family 4. Content is still king. Be organized es that are coming and asked us, “What Here’s my own list. members. These are people that of- in how you create it and promote do you plan to do differently?” He shared ten know you well and can help you it. Tip: If you use Wordpress, add with us the reasons why people typically make sure you have thought about 1. “Big data” domination! Google the plugin called “Editorial Cal- don’t reach their goals. In a nutshell, he things from different angles. This is might know you better than endar”. This tool will help you said it’s because most people are not will- a good place to look for the “how” if Santa Claus does. Their system plan and write your content in ing to make a shift in their personal be- you are not sure what you need to tracks where your visitors have advance and makes it super con- liefs that the goal can be reached and they do to reach your goal. been, what they are looking for venient to simply publish on a don’t believe that they deserve the out- scheduled basis. now and in the past, whether or come of the goal they set. That had my • SEE YOURSELF IN THE OUTCOME – not they found it on your site, 5. The cost of getting traffic will wheels turning. If you can’t see yourself actually do- and whether they end up finding continue to rise. Google is not My team is in the midst of a big change. ing what you said, how in the heck it somewhere else. a charity; it’s a profit machine. We are moving offices and we will have can you get there? You have to be- people in different roles this next year. 2. Satisfying Google means satisfying Their strategy of dropping the lieve you can make the change or right sidebar in 2016 shocked ad- Change is something I embrace. After reach the goal. users. Does your site do the best Matt’s training, I thought about the few job of giving visitors exactly what vertisers into paying a premium for paid ads. Meanwhile, the add- basic fundamental things that I have done These seem very basic but I have found they came for? Do that, and Google to shift my beliefs that have allowed me to is more likely to reward you. ed complexity of winning organ- that when I take the time to do these ic positions makes SEO efforts make a change or reach a goal. fundamental things, I reach most of my 3. Mobile First! (Again) It used to more costly, as well. REFLECT – goals. What you spend your time plan- be that you could make your site • You can’t move for- ning and thinking about in most cases are entirely for the desktop without As always, don’t set it and forget it. Know ward unless you know where you what set the outcome. Here is to a great messy mobile experiences affect- the numbers to make smarter decisions. have come from or what brought 2017- I hope you reach your goals. ing rankings. Now Google appears you to where you are. Look at the to be counting mobile performance data and facts and ask for others’ as a high ranking factor for desk- Andrew Angle. of Greenwood, is the opinions. Look for clues that will This article is written by Mike Heffner, owner of NetGain Associates, Inc. He help lead you forward. the owner of the local Greenwood Ex- top search. That could be to help can be reached at 317.534.2382. press Employment Professionals fran- promote the new tech released by WRITE OUT YOUR GOALS – chise. Contact Mike at Mike.Heffner@ Google in 2016 known as “AMP” • I can expresspros.com, @IndySouthMike on which stands for “Accelerated Mo- tell you when I don’t do it, I rarely Twitter or visit ExpressIndySouth.com. bile Pages”. AMP pages load fast and hit them. If a year from now is too

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS AN OPTION BEECH GROVE cus on job search strategies, interviewing skills, Marco’s Pizza resume development, and instruction on basic computer skills. | When: Jan. 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28 THE SCOOP: Preschool Storytime & Craft @ Beech Grove • The Southside has two of the 700 Preschoolers and an adult can join children's li- and 31, 10 a.m. | Where: Garfield Park Branch, 2502 Shelby St. | Info: (317) 275-4490. Marco’s Pizza franchises located brarians for stories and fun activities. | When: Jan. in the continental US and the 5, 12, 19 and 26, 11 a.m. | Where: Beech Grove Bahamas. The two restaurants, Branch, 1102 Main St. | Info: (317) 275-4560. GREENWOOD located on West Southport Road Family Storytime @ Beech Grove • Families are at SR 37 and Emerson Avenue at Stop 11, serve up pizza, invited to the library to listen to stories. | When: One-Artist-Show: Charlene Brown • Charlene Brown will exhibit original drawings in various media and sandwiches and salads for you, Jan. 10, 24, 6 p.m. | Where: Beech Grove Branch, your family or your event. The 1102 Main St. | Info: (317) 275-4560. oil paintings, many which will be for sale. Charlene Veggie fresco is an award-winning artist who teaches drawing and franchises also will cater your painting to youth and adults out of her home studio event and help schools, teams, RECOMMENDATION: bands and community organizations with CENTER GROVE in Carmel, Ind. | When: Artwork showcased Jan. 4 - 31, Hawaiian Chicken Pizza fundraising. On the menu are build your Wednesdays – Saturdays, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Open House Block Party• If you can imagine it, you can build it! own pizzas from 10 inches to 16 inches HOURS: Jan. 13, 6 - 8 p.m. | Where: Southside Art League, 299 E. with choices of toppings, crust styles, crust Create and construct with the library’s collection of Broadway St., Greenwood. | Info: (317) 882-5562. S. EMERSON AVE. HOURS: LEGO bricks each month. | When: Jan 10, 4:30-5:15 toppers and sides. Specialty pizzas include Monday to Thursday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.; White Cheezy, Deluxe Uno, Meat Supremo, p.m. | Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Library Quilt Connection Guild • Start the new year with Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 12 a.m.; Chicken Fresco, Hawaiian Chicken, and Blvd. | Info: (317) 885-1330, pageafterpage.org. the Quilt Connection Guild. Take a look at members’ Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. latest projects, enjoy a fashion show and snacks this Garden. Sub sandwiches include Italiano, month and maybe a door prize. The Guild meets ev- Steak and Cheese Bruno, Ham and Cheese FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Leonardo, Chicken Club Tuscano, Meatball LOCATION: ery month and new members are always welcome. Fabio, Turkey and Ham Maximo, Turkey Club IN INDIANAPOLIS at 2132 W. Southport Rd. and Author Visit and Book Discussion • Adults are | When: Jan. 5, 7 - 9 p.m. | Where: 525 N. Madison Bravo, and Veggie Fresco. 7930 S. Emerson Ave. invited to this monthly book discussion; "So To Ave., Greenwood. | Info: quiltcg.com. PHONE: Honor Him" by Laura VanArendonk Baugh. The au- Try It Tuesday: Crayon Candles • Teens: make a TYPE OF FOOD: thor will attend and discuss her book. | When: Jan. Pizza, sub sandwiches, salads W. SOUTHPORT RD. (317) 882-8888; colorful candle made of crayons. Registration re- S. EMERSON AVE. (317) 215-4359. 9, 6:30 p.m. | Where: Franklin Road Branch, 5550 S. quired. | When: Jan. 10, 3:30 p.m. | Where: Green- Franklin Rd. | Info: (317) 275-4380. wood Public Library, 310 S. Meridian St. | Info: (317) Toddler Storytime at Franklin Road • Toddlers 881-1953, greenwoodlibrary.us. 18 - 36 months and an adult are invited for stories, songs, finger plays and flannel board activities for PERRY TOWNSHIP BEHIND BARS WHERE I DINE toddlers. | When: Jan. 10, 17, 24 and 31, 10:15 a.m. | Where: Franklin Road Branch, 5550 S. Franklin Rd. 19th Annual Martin Luther King Community Blue Ocean Melinda Hess, owner of | Info: (317) 275-4380. Festival • Peace Learning Center hosts this mul- The Southside Vintage tigenerational festival to celebrate the “Beloved Long Island Marketplace Dance Party 2017 • Children ages 3 - 6 and an Community” – Join for music, art, dancing, poetry, Bartender: adult are invited to listen, move, jump and dance workshops, a non-profit resource fair, and many Heath Mounce Where do you like to dine? with Miss Kasey to celebrate the New Year. | When: other family-friendly activities. | When: Jan. 14, 11 I love to eat ice cream at Jan. 10, 1:15 p.m.; Jan. 11, 10:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. - 3 p.m. | Where: Christian Theological Semi- Location: Pinocchio's. She has fabulous a.m. | Where: Franklin Road Branch, 5550 S. Frank- nary, 1000 W 42nd St, Indianapolis. | Info: Visit Bubba’s 33, 7799 US 31 S., handmade ice cream. lin Rd. | Info: (317) 275-4380. Indianapolis, IN 46227 peacelearningcenter.org/mlk. What do you like to eat there? Baby Lapsit at Franklin Road • Babies up to 18 Ingredients and directions: I usually get The Purple Cow. It is a black months and an adult are invited for stories, songs, SOUTHPORT • 1 oz. Long Island pre mix, .5 oz. peach raspberry with chocolate chunks in it. rhymes and flannel board activities for babies. | When: Family Game Day at Southport • Games and schnapps, .5 oz. Blue Curaçao liqueur, 6 It is delicious. Jan. 12, 19, 26 at 10:15 a.m. | Where: Franklin Road oz. sweet and sour mix. Branch, 5550 S. Franklin Road | Info: (317) 275-4380. puzzles will be provided.| When: Jan. 7, 12 p.m. What do you like about this place? | Where: Southport Branch, 2630 E. Stop 11 Rd. | • Mix and add a It has great aesthetics. I love the wood wall GARFIELD PARK Info: (317) 275-4510. splash of Sprite. and the people there are always friendly. Preschool Storytime at Southport • Preschool- • Garnish with a Pinocchio's Original Italian Ice Cream is located Student, Faculty, and Staff Exhibition • Garfield ers ages 3 - 5 and an adult are invited for an ac- mint sprig. at 1011 N. State Rd. 135, Greenwood, IN 46142. Park Arts Center hosts the year end exhibition that tive class featuring stories, songs and rhymes that The phone number is (317) 865-8844. features artworks created by those connected with focus on early literacy skills and school prepared- our center. | When: Now – Jan. 28, normal Fall hours ness. | When: Jan. 10, 17, 24 and 31, 10:30 a.m. | of operation. | Where: Garfield Park Arts Center, 2342 Where: Southport Branch, 2630 E. Stop 11 Rd. | Conservatory Dr., Indianapolis. | Info: gpacarts.org. Info: (317) 275-4510. Arts for All: Pixelated Magnets • Select a design, Baby and Toddler Storytime at Southport • Ba- What's going match the colorful perler beads with the pattern, bies and toddlers up to age 3 with an adult are on Southside? and use an iron to melt them together. | When: Now invited for an active class featuring stories, songs – Jan. 28, Saturdays, 12 – 4 p.m. No Arts for All on Dec. and rhymes that focus on early literacy skills. Send your news & events 10 or 24. | Where: Garfield Park Arts Center, 2342 Con- | When: Jan. 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26 at 10:30 a.m. | servatory Dr., Indianapolis. | Info: gpacarts.org. to: [email protected] Where: Southport Branch, 2630 E. Stop 11 Rd. | Compiled by Brian Ruckle Job Center at the Library • The session will fo- Info: (317) 275-4510. The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE PUZZLES ss-times.com • Week of January 5-11, 2017 17

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Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Burial is at born 11/30/1915 in Milford Ill., the only child of grandsons, Drew and Ben Barnard. He was OBITUARIES Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. Eldo M. and Gertrude Bingham Spangle. She wed preceded in death by parents Allen and Esther Grover L. Hartman on Sept. 14, 1942 and enjoyed Hopkins, siblings, Nancy Antrim, David A Ivan Bennington 46 years of marriage. Annabel was preceded in Hopkins and Alice Rhoten, daughter, Debra Ann Ardwood “Art” Rhea death by her husband, Dr. Grover L. Hartman Hopkins. Visitation is Jan. 5, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Ivan Bennington, 87 of Indianapolis died (11/13/88), and is survived by sons Lowell (Sharon at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at on Dec 18, 2016. He is preceded in death Courtney Sr. Crossen); Worth (Angie); Elden (Bernetta); and The Gardens at Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Rd. by his sister, Joanna O’Rear and son, Mark Ardwood “Art” Rhea Courtney Sr., 88, of Greenwood, Howard (Marijo); and grandchildren Joel, Galen, 135 followed by the funeral at 11:30 a.m. Burial Bennington. Ivan is survived by his wife, died on Sunday, Jan. 1, 2017. He was born May Julian, Jacob, Anna, and Bethany. A service of is at Dale Cemetery in Connersville. Martha Bennington; children; Tom (Rita) 30, 1928 in Bluffton, Ind., the son of Paul and memory and celebration of Annabel’s life is Jan. Gallagher, James (Linda) Derby, Sandra (Joe) Vera “Hazel” (Rhea) Courtney. He married Mary 28, 7 p.m. at North United Methodist Church, Bruni, Marsha Hack, Kathleen (Bruce) Cole Christina (Schienbein) Courtney on March 19, 1949, 3808 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, followed Donald Clyde Kerns and numerous grandchildren and great- who passed Nov. 19, 2008. Art attended grade by a reception. A memorial service is Jan. 19, grandchildren. A memorial visitation was Dec school in Petroleum, Ind. and, in 1946, graduated 1:30 p.m. at Robin Run Retirement Village, Donald Clyde Kerns, 71, of Indianapolis, died 31 at Crown Hill Funeral Home, 700 W. 38th from Emmerich Manual Training High School, 5354 W. 62nd St. on Dec. 29, 2016. He was born Feb. 20, 1945 in St., Indianapolis. Indianapolis. He was a US Army veteran and served Greencastle, Ind. to the late Donald G.Kerns and during World War II in Japan and the Republic of Virginia Kerns. Donald was a veteran in the United Korea. In 1990 he retired as a partner of Quality Marilyn Ann Harvey States Army and a member of the American Legion Gage Company, Inc. He was an active member of Post 64. He enjoyed having a couple of beers and Angela Childs Marilyn Ann Harvey, 78, of Indianapolis, died riding his motorcycle and participated it the Mars Angela Childs, 44, of Indianapolis, died Dec. 30, United Faith Baptist Church, Acton. He participated in senior volleyball at the Gathering Place, on Saturday, Dec. 24, 2016. She was born on Hill Charity Riders Club. Survivors include, son 2016. Born June 1, 1972 in Gary, Ind., she was a Feb. 5, 1938 to the late Henry Andy Kerns; daughter in-law Taniel Harper Kerns; 1990 graduate of Franklin Central High School Greenwood. Art is survived by his son Ardwood Rhea (Marjorie) Courtney, Jr.; daughters Lisa Ann and Margaret (Yocum) Taylor in grandbabies, Ayden, Addilyn, and Allen Kerns; and 1994 graduate of Ball State. She was Indianapolis. Marilyn enjoyed sibling Lynn Davis. Celebration of Life was Jan. 4 Project Manager at Imaging Office Systems. Courtney and Lori Jane Courtney; sister-in-law Dorothy Jane (Schienbein) Gates; grandchildren her word searches, adult coloring at G. H. Herrmann South East Street Funeral Home, Survivors include her husband, O’Brian Childs; books and the “American Pickers” 1505 S. East St. Indianapolis. son, Taylor Childs; parents, Larry & Karen Beard; Brandon Rhea Courtney, DaShawn Renee Courtney, Corin Lynn (Courtney) Beikman, and Cary on the Hallmark Channel. She sister, Christina Beard; mother in law, Barbara loved Elvis Presley and enjoyed Joan Childs. Visitation is Jan. 5, 1:30-2:30 p.m. Courtney; seven great-grandchildren; four great- great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews; traveling to Graceland with Maryellen McKinney at G.H. Herrmann Greenwod Funeral Home her children in 2004. Survivors include her at the Gardens at Olive Branch, followed by and fellow members of United Faith Baptist Church. Maryellen McKinney, 78, of Indianapolis, died He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife children, Walter D. Harvey (Tammie J.), Mary memorial service at 2:30 p.m. She will be laid to A. Lane (Byron A.) and Margaret Ann Harvey- on Dec. 30, 2016. She was born Oct. 21, 1938 in rest at The Gardens at Olive Branch Cemetery. Mary; his brothers Donald Beverly Courtney, Sr., Indianapolis, to Martin and Nobie Luckett. She and Burton Arnold Courtney, Sr.; and his brother-in- Short; sisters, Janis I. Cupp and Christina Dunbar; brothers, Patrick Taylor and Phillip loved to dance and spend time with friends and law Jean Fairley Gates. Services are Jan. 6, 11:30 a.m. family. Survivors include her daughter, Vickie at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at Taylor; and seven grandchildren and 11 great- grandchildren. She was preceded in death by McKinney (Brian Nickell); canine companion, Maurice Richard Cline The Gardens at Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Rd. 135 Dusty Lee and daughter, Christie Haynes. Maurice Richard Cline, 78, Franklin, died on Greenwood. Art will be laid to rest next to his wife her husband, Carol Gene Harvey; and three brothers, two sisters and one great-grandchild. Visitation is Jan. 5, 4 - 8 p.m. at G. H. Herrmann Saturday, Dec. 24, 2016. He was born on June Mary in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens, Greenwood. Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison 5, 1938 in Cloverdale, Ind. to Celebration of life was Dec. 30 in Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. Burial is Ave., Indianapolis. Funeral service is Jan. 6, 1 p.m. the late Maurice and Julie Jean Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery. Cline. Richard worked at Ford Terri Day at Washington Park East Cemetery. Motor Company running a Lamb for 42 years. He was married to Terri Day, 58, of Terre Haute, died Dec. 23, Betty Jo for 29 years. He loved 2016. She was born Feb. 20, 1958 in Dover, Alan Dale Heshelman Reta Joyce Miller Ohio. No services are scheduled at this time. being with his daughter and Alan Dale Heshelman, 74, of Indianapolis, died Reta Joyce Miller, 86, of Indianapolis, died on grandchildren usually asking Arrangements were entrusted to Simplicity Monday, Dec. 26, 2016. She was born on Nov. 3, Funeral & Cremation Care. on Friday, Dec. 23, 2016. He was born on July for fried potatoes for dinner. He was an avid 26th, 1942 in Morgan County, Ind. to the late 1930 to the late Donald Terry and True (Cassidy) NASCAR fan always rooting for his favorite Dale and Leona Heshelman. He was proud Cain in Beech Grove. Reta grew up attending driver Jeff Gordon. Richard was a bowler in his to serve in the U.S. Navy and later worked at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Prior to retirement younger days and a fan of IU, the Indianapolis Skylar Lee Harrison Chrysler Corp until his retirement. He enjoyed she worked for Western Electric. Survivors include Colts and Indiana Pacers. Survivors include his Skylar Lee Harrison, 21, died Dec. 31, 2016. Skylar art, creating music and studying numerology. her children, Teri Miller, Mike Miller, Dawn Oakley wife, Betty Jo Cline; daughter, Jamie Marie Hier was born Jan. 5, 1995 in Beech Grove to Janel He is survived by his three children, Alanna and Steve Miller; and grandchildren, Joseph Miller, of Franklin; brother, Donald; grandchildren, Harvey and Christopher Harrison. Making people Ampil (Francis), Jennifer McCaslin (Timothy), Jillian Miller and Carley Miller. She was preceded Christa Kindsvatter, Bruce and Brooke Pleak; laugh came easily to Sky. Skylar is survived by and Maston Willis; sister, Anita Williams (James); in death by her parents; son, Scott Miller; and and great-grandchild, Laila. He was preceded his daughter Stella (Leslie Wyer); mother, Janel brother, Leslie Ryan; seven grandchildren; one grandson, Justin Martin. In keeping with her in death by his parents and brothers, Roy Harvey (Tim Mayfield); father, Christopher great-grandchild; and extended family and wishes, no services will be held. Arrangements are and Robert. Family and friends will gather Harrison (Nicole Rodriguez); sisters, Olivia close friends. In addition to his parents, he by Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. Jan. 5, 4 to 6 p.m. in Lauck & Veldhof Funeral Mayfield and Nicole Harrison; grandmother, was preceded in death by a sister, Maureen & Cremation Services, 1458 S. Meridian St. A Kathy Puntarelli; maternal grandfather, Dave Blunk. No services will be observed at this time. family gathering will conclude with a meal at Harvey; paternal grandfather, Richard Harrison; Arrangements and care were provided by Lauck Helene Victorine Orr Denny’s following the visitation. great-grandparents, Larry and Dorris Lamping, & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. Helene Victorine Orr, age 91, of Greenwood, died Nancy Harvey; Aunt, Mandy (Tony) Hofmann; on Saturday, Dec. 31, 2016. Helene was born on uncles, Tony Snyder, Aaron Puntarelli and Ryan Oct. 3, 1925 in Bruxelles, Belgium to Georges Victor Lovenia Cooper Harrison. Cousins Ty, Ella, Jake and Ryan; and John P. Hopkins Pinchart and Julia Desmedt Pinchart. She graduated many relatives. Skylar is preceded in death by Lovenia Cooper, 86, of Indianapolis, died on Dec. John P. Hopkins, 79, of Greenwood, died Dec. 30, from The University of Liege in Belgium. In 1945, 23, 2016. She was born on March 5, 1930 in London, his brother Michael Mayfield and grandmother she married the love of her life, Ralph Edward Orr, in Becky Carter. Visitation is Jan. 6, 4 - 8 p.m. at G. 2016. He was born Feb. 1, 1937 in Connersville, Ind. to the late Clarence and Alice Deal. She loved Ind. to the late Allen Ward and Esther Mae France. During the height of World War II, the home spending time with her family and playing bingo H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave, she lived in was destroyed. They moved to The Indianapolis. Funeral service is Jan. 7, 11:30 a.m. Hopkins. He retired as Senior Printed Circuit and bowling. Survivors include her husband Board Designer from Delphi Corporation after United States where she later became a naturalized Charles “Bud” Cooper; sons, Barton Montgomery 38 years of service. John was a coin collector; citizen in 1954. Helene worked as a model for and Robert Montgomery; four grandchildren; enjoyed photography and crafting both doll Gimbles of New York in Vincennes a brief time 10 great-grandchildren and two great-great- Annabel Jane houses and Habitat for Humanity model houses. before becoming a teacher at Illinois City schools. granchildren. Lovenia was preceded in death by Spangle Hartman Survivors include his wife of 56 years, Joyce When she moved to Indianapolis, she taught at her brother John Deal. Visitation and service was The International School in downtown Indianapolis Annabel Jane Spangle Hartman, 101, of E Hopkins; children, Mark A. (Lisa) Hopkins Jan. 3 at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral (Lafayette) and Diana (Randy) Barnard; two and worked as a private French tutor to business Indianapolis, died Dec. 30, 2016. Annabel was professionals at Eli Lilly and Riley hospital. Survivors The Southside Times ss-times.com • Week of January 5-11, 2017 19 include her daughter, Janine Helene Orr. She was W. Main St., with graveside services following preceded in death by her husband Ralph, her at Greenwood Cemetery. Chef Wendell’s 2017 Resolves parents and her brother. A funeral service was Jan. 4 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory, • Back off soda that typically has between 30 481 W. Main St., Greenwood. Entombment is at Lawrence R. Sexson NUTRITION West Ridge Park Cemetery in Indianapolis. to 40 grams of sugar and almost no nutri- Lawrence R. Sexson, 68, of Indianapolis, died on tional value. The "American Journal of Pub- Dec. 24, 2016. Born on Nov. 7, 1948 in Indianapolis By Wendell Fowler lic Health" notes there’s a significant positive to the late Robert and Betty Sexson. He served Robert “Pete” Lee Lewis “Meh, I’ll wait till I get sick... then I’ll eat correlation between soft drink consumption in the United States Army as part of the Military and type-2 diabetes. Sugar and high fructose Robert “Pete” Lee Lewis, 92, of Greenwood, Police in Germany and served as a Correctional healthy.” Years of public speaking and observa- died on Dec. 24, 2016. He was born on Aug. Officer with Marion County for 20 years. Larry tion taught me that it is human nature to wait corn syrup devastate health. 6, 1924, in Bloomfield, Ind. to the late, Norval was awarded the Deputy of the Month in August until one acquires disease before acting on it: • Back off deli meat, sausage and bacon. Har- “Vernon” and Georgia (Vest) Lewis. Robert of 1984. Survivors include his wife of 32 years, like me facing death from terminal heart dis- vard School of Public Health researchers was a computer programmer for 20 years at Eileen Sexson; children, Sarah Nicole “Nikki” ease. It took sniffing the Grim Reaper's decom- found these increased risk of heart disease Hi-Grade and previously at Wishard Hospital Magee, Brianna Eileen Sexson and Lawrence Tyler posing breath to crack open my mind and love by a whopping 42 percent and type-2 dia- for 15 years. Robert enjoyed playing golf, Sexson; grandchildren, Torin Anthony Magee, myself enough to end the suffering. betes by 19 percent. Processed meats are with his scores down in the 60’s. He loved Todd Alexander Magee, Lillian Paige White and high in sodium - a single slice of bologna spending time with his grandchildren and Alexander Lowell Cox; siblings, Mary Ellen Sexson Food is more than what is on your plate. It’s the whole universe in produce, grain, can contain from 310 to 480 milligrams. great-grandchildren, he loved to go fishing and Edward Joseph Sexson; niece and nephews, • Take “food-based” multi-vitamins, sublin- and hunting. Robert honorably served his David, Doug and Brian Ledgerwood, Joshua seed, fish or fowl. The same universe that country in the Navy. Robert is survived by his and Nicholas Ragsdale, David West and Kaitlyn supports your existence provides shel- gual B-12, Omega-3 EFAs, and D-3. wife, Hazel F. (Cooksey) Lewis; daughter, Cheryl Allison. Visitation was Dec. 29 at G. H. Herrmann ter from the storm, keeps you holistically • Consume fermented foods or probiotics. Diana (Jack) Boas; two grandchildren, Julie Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison healthy, connected to your Universe within Try a bottle of kombucha. (Scott) Brenton and Ryan Borns; four great- Ave., Indianapolis. Funeral service was Dec. 30. and the One Divine Mind; the creator of all • Increase fiber from ground flax and chia, grandchildren, Grace, Reid, Ella Brenton, and Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery. that is. “Neither shall they say, Lo here! Or, not a silly pharma pill. Grayson Borns. He was preceded in death by lo there! For, behold, the kingdom of God is • Get at least seven hours sleep. his parents and his two brothers, Maynard and • Exercise daily even if it’s walking the dog. Jimmy Lewis. Funeral services were Dec. 29 at within in you.” King James. Robert R “Smitty” Smith Ascending to a higher level of conscious- • Carve out at least 15 minutes a day to sit G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, in mute silence. 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. He will be laid Robert R “Smitty” Smith, 87, of Indianapolis, died ness while consuming dead, barcoded junk to rest at Washington Park East Cemetery. on Dec. 30, 2016. He was born on May 15, 1929 food is a fairy tale. You’re a satellite dish to • Ask your guardian angels for help. in Indianapolis to the late VIrgil and Pauline the divine that needs correct tools and main- • Bless the food... offer thanks to God. Smith. He was a member of the American Legion Post #252. He loved to write his own tenance. Is your Wi-Fi corrupted? Are you When you love yourself enough to end Linda Mae (Hullinger) Rayburn music and poetry, sing in the church choir and disconnected from source? the suffering, it will make becoming the Linda Mae (Hullinger) Rayburn, 74, died on Dec. was a volunteer for “Collaborating with Kids” for • Eat closer to God’s earth, not a soulless best version of yourself easier, plus your 18, 2016. She was born in Toledo, Ohio to the a short time. Survivors include his wife of 66 light will shine brighter. late Paul and Anita Hullinger. She is survived years, Lavone “Bonnie” Smith; daughter Denise factory: Foods from nature contain more by her husband, Charles “Chuck” Rayburn; Smith. Smitty is preceded in death by his 10 original life force and have a greater store children, Michael Grimes and Tammy (Jeffrey) brothers and sisters. Visitation was Jan. 3 at G. H. of energy and nutrients. Chef Wendell is a lecturer and Myers Sellers; grandchildren, Angel, Stacy, Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 • Support farmers markets. Savor the food journalist. Contact him at Tracy, Amanda, Dakota, and Caitlyn; great Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Funeral service was crunch and flavors of juicy ripe produce. [email protected]. grandchildren, Jonathon, Shawn, Lillian, Ethan, Jan. 4 at St. John’s United Church of Christ. Burial • Place food in context with disease and un- Haylee, Jayce, Stefan, Kyler, and Kent Gabriel; is at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. fulfilled dreams. siblings, Paul (Darla) Hullinger, Frank (Lori) • Begin perceiving your food as vitamins Hullinger, Bob Hullinger, and Jim Hullinger. necessary to complete your life mission. Arrangements were entrusted to Simplicity Carl Robert “Bob” Spoon Funeral & Cremation Care. Carl Robert “Bob” Spoon, 87, of Greenwood, Ruth V. “Cricket” Thacker and was instructed to work in a hotel where she died on Dec. 16, 2016. He was born on Dec. served soldiers as a maid and kitchen worker. She Ruth V. “Cricket” Thacker, 83, of Indianapolis, Joseph L. Robinson 11, 1929 in Indianapolis to the late Charles came to the US in 1951. She worked at St. Francis Edwin and Lillian Dale Francis Spoon. Bob was died Dec. 23, 2016. She was born Dec. 27, 1932 hospital where she served for nearly 50 years Joseph L. Robinson, 87, died Dec. 21, 2016. married to the late Vera L. Walk Spoon on Sept. in Pontiac, Mich. to the late Richard and Agnes as a cafeteria worker before working her way He was the son of Ivan J. Robison and Nina 10, 1960 in Morgantown. He was employed Beatty. She is survied by her son and his wife, up to the business office. While working in the Banta Robison. He was born on Nov. 26, 1929. as an industrial photographer for 42 years Thomas Richard and Sheila Thacker; seven business office, she met Charlie Wiemer. She and Joe was preceded in death by his parents and at Detroit Diesel Allison Division of General grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; 18 great- Charlie became friends and then began dating. sister, Doris “Dee” Stoughton. He is survived Motors, retiring in 1990. Bob was a member of grandchildren; four step-great-grandchildren; They married in the late 1960's. Charlie was by his sister, Miriam Fae Lusk; a brother Austin Mt. Pleasant Christian Church, a former member brothers, Jesse Abuldo and Guy Case; and sister, diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 1973. H. Robison; several nieces and nephews. Joe of Southport Baptist Church and Southport Delores Lambert. Cricket was preceded in death Agatha continued working for St. Francis until attended grade school at Clark Township Masonic Lodge 270 F&AM. Bob is survived by his by her husband, Thomas Thacker; and her son mandatory retirement in 1985. She volunteered in Johnson County and graduated from daughters Tammy (Richard) Johnson and Beth and his wife, Terry Lynn and Laura Thacker. She at the hospital until sometime in the early 2000's. Boggstown High School. During high school Ann (Sam) Payne; sister Mary Alice Beaumont; was the owner of Ruth’s Beauty Shop for 20 years She was involved with the 5th Wheelers for 20 he served as student manager of the basketball seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. retiring in 1997. She was a member of Bethany years. Agatha moved into St. Paul's Hermitage team. He proudly served in the Army during He is preceded in passing by his wife, parents, Christian Church. Funeral service was Dec. 30 and then the Altenheim Community. In 2008, she the Korean War and was stationed at Fort and a brother William A. Spoon. A celebration at Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care, 7520 moved into Caruth Haven Court in Dallas Texas. Carson, Colo. He worked several jobs as a truck of life service is Jan. 7, 11 a.m. at Mt. Pleasant Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Cricket will be laid to She is survived by her nephew Thomas Leiser; deliveryman then retired from the Indiana Christian Church, 381 N. Bluff Rd., Greenwood. rest in New Crown Cemetery. neices Mary Ober and Brigit; nephew Manfred State Highway Department after 25 years. Joe Visitation is 10 a.m. until the service in the Leiser; great-nieces in Georgia and Alabama and attended Bengal Christian Church for many chapel. Singleton Community Mortuary and many relatives in Germany and France. Mass is years and received a certificate for serving as Memorial Center is handling the arrangements. Agatha Wiemer Jan. 5, 10 a.m. at Holy Name Catholic Church, an Elder. He was also an avid race car fan. He Agatha Wiemer, 96, died on Dec. 12, 2016. She followed by burial at Calvary Cemetery. loved going to qualifications and races at the was born on Sept. 18, 1920. She grew up in the Indy 500 and also watching NASCAR races. Joe Jerry Wayne Stafford southwest corner of Germany, on the border. lived at the Veterans Home from 2000-2016. Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors Here she grew up with eight other brothers and Visitation was Jan. 4 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Jerry Wayne Stafford died on Dec. 24, 2016. Jerry are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ sisters. When the Hitler invaded Poland in 1939, Service & Cremation – Greenwood Chapel 481 was born Jan. 2, 1948. Arrangements are under the ss-times.com. Information received by noon Tuesday direction of Little & Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove. she and her family were displaced. She was 19 will be published Thursday, space permitting. 20 Week of January 5-11, 2017 • ss-times.com PLACES OF WORSHIP The Southside Times

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1 Now of the things which God put into place once man had in the heavens. God is the Maj- My High Priest is now and for- we have spoken this is the sum: needed redemption. Christ said esty in the heavens. Christ is "set" ever, Jesus Christ. There will nev- We have such an high priest, that the reason He had come to by Him to be at His right hand. er be another to which I will bow who is set on the right hand us was “to seek and to save that The right hand of God is His pow- my knees and honor in that posi- of the throne of the Majesty which was lost,” the “that” here er and His authority. So Christ is tion. None should put any man or in the heavens;2 A minister being the kingdom of God. God in power and authority. He is woman in that place in their lives of the sanctuary, and of the In verse two we have Christ as our High Priest. because none other has ever died true tabernacle, which the a Minister of the sanctuary, the Now, every High Priest must to set us free from sin and death. Lord pitched, and not man. true tabernacle, which the LORD have a sanctuary and a tabernacle God bless and go and have a Hebrews 8:1-2 pitched, and not man. Meditate in which to do his ministry. The great day. for a while on those words. They church is the sanctuary and the The church and the ref- are rich with meaning for us. In tabernacle of our Lord. Though ormation are key elements the first verse, Christ is our High He has a right to rule the whole in the plan of salvation that Priest Who is "set" on the right earth as king, only in the church Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the hand of the throne of the Majesty does He do it as High Priest. Church of God at 3939 S. Emerson Ave. The Southside Times CLASSIFIEDS: PLACE YOUR AD - CALL 300-8782 ss-times.com • Week of January 5-11, 2017 21

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