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Celebrating Life in Middlebury, Indiana
January 2020
Table of Contents
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Outdoor Living, 6 The Belted Kingfisher The Crystal Valley Exchange Club of Middlebury, 7 Book of Golden Deeds Award Request for Nominations Boys and Girls Club of Middlebury, 8 Outstanding academic improvements
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Middlebury Parks Department, 9
Shouts, 18
Resolution of Kindess, 10
Middlebury Christmas Tree Lighting, 20-21
Red for Ed, 12-13
Middlebury Chamber of Commerce, 23
Scholar Athlete, 14 Cameron Graber Student News, 16-17
Contributors: Publisher:
William Connelly
Northridge Athletes, 24 -25 Northridge Choir, 26-27
January’s Cover: Combined Northridge show choirs, Northern Lights and the Starlights, perform together in the 2019 Winter Choir Concert. Photo by Carrie Norris
Editor:
Desirée Beauchamp-Boucher
ADVERTISING: Scott Faust
GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Cori Vilardo
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Dr. Carla Gull, Desirée Beauchamp-Boucher Northridge Students
STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS:
Carrie Norris, Russ Draper, Elma Chapman, Kris Mueller, Carla Gull, Carbon Gull and Desirée Beauchamp-Boucher
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Community Calendar January Weekly
Mon: Table Games, Greencroft – 6:30 p.m. Tues: Euchre, Greencroft – 6:30 p.m. WED: Middlebury Exchange Club, Essenhaus – 6:30 a.m. Fri: Optimist Club Breakfast, Essenhaus – 6:30 a.m.
Monthly American Legion Dinners 5 -7 p.m., Public welcome 1st Friday: All-You-Can-Eat Fish by the Legion 2nd Friday: Grilled Smoked Pork Chops by Legion Riders 3rd Friday: Our Winter Menu by Auxiliary 4th Friday: Sandwich Baskets by SAL 5th Friday: Lasagna dinner by Boy Scout Troop 7 Last Saturday: Steak Grill – Call 825-5121 for more info 1st & 3rd Mondays: Town Council Meetings at Town Hall – 6 p.m. 1ST & 3rd Wednesdays: Middlebury Men’s Club Meetings at the American Legion – 7 p.m. 2nd and 4th Mondays: Middlebury Lions Club - 7 p.m., American Legion Hall
The Little Elk hart Riv in winter. Photer flowing through Riverb end o taken by Elm a Chapman Park
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Hello and happy holidays! I hope everyone has been having a delightful season and enjoys seeing all the fun happenings across Middlebury throughout these pages. Desirée Beauchamp-Boucher 4 inMiddlebury Magazine | January 2020
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OUTDOOR LIVING
The Belted Kingfisher Start the New Year by learning Belted kingfishers nest in about one of our year-round resident earthen banks near water. birds – the Belted Kingfisher. With They dig a tunnel of 3-6 feet the unique look of the bird and so with their bills, which slopes many ponds, lakes, and rivers in upward. Males spend more Middlebury and surrounding areas, time excavating the site, taking there are many opportunities to find 3-7 days to create the burrow. A belted kingfishers nearby. We often pair is monogamous each hear the rattling sound of the bird mating season, yet form first and then scan the pond to find new pairs each year. the robin-sized bird swooping over They lay 5-8 glossy the water and finding a high perch to white eggs and Belted watch for fish. may have 1-2 kingfishers The belted kingfisher is easy to broods each excavate a 3-6 identify with its charcoal blue color, year. Eggs are ft. long burrow white throat and belly, larger size, incubated for nest in an substantial dagger-like beak, and 22-24 days. exposed bank jagged crest on its head. They have N e s t l i n g s near water, short legs and an average sized hang around laying 5-8 square-tipped tail. With most bird for 27-29 days. white eggs. species, the male is more colorful In early days, By Carla Gull than the female; however, the female the babies are Belted Kingfisher has a bright rust- able to digest colored band across her belly, making scales, bones, A female belted her more colorful. and exoskeletons; kingfisher perches high From a high branch or telephone however, as adults, this above water to watch for wire, the belted kingfisher watches refuse is spit up in pellet aquatic prey. over shallow water for aquatic form. Photo taken by Carbon Gull prey such as frogs, small fish, and When out near shallow water, crawdads. The bird may also slightly listen for the shrill rattle of the belted hover over water looking for food, kingfisher and watch for it to swoop Pictured at the top: Note the thick bill, making an aerial dive. Alternatively, by or dive in beak first! Scan the white and charcoal blue marking, rugged they may fly up and down a river or treetops and nearby telephone wires crest, and rust colored “belt” of the female across a pond with its rattled call as for a perching spot. We often find belted kingfisher. it searches for a tasty bite. In winter, them on small country ponds and at Photo taken by Carbon Gull find them near waters that have not parks along rivers. frozen. The bird will grab a fish in its pincer-like bill and return to the Dr. Carla Gull blogs at www.insideoutsidemichiana.com and podcasts as Loose Parts Nature perch, knocking the fish out and Play. She is often seen with her four tag-along explorers in the greater Michiana area. swallowing it head first. 6 inMiddlebury Magazine | January 2020
The Crystal Valley Exchange Club of Middlebury
Book of Golden Deeds Award Request for Nominations NOMINATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED THROUGH JANUARY 31, 2020
The Crystal Valley Exchange Club of Middlebury is requesting written nominations from the general public for the 2020 Book of Golden Deeds Award recipient(s). The recipient(s) will receive the award at the Annual Book of Golden Deeds Award Banquet on Thursday, April 30, 2020 at the Essenhaus Conference Center. The purpose of the Middlebury Book of Golden Deeds Award is to recognize volunteer efforts of an individual or couple within our community. The Crystal Valley Exchange Club is requesting written nominations that describes “a good person” who gives endless hours of their time and talents to make Middlebury a better place to live. Requirements for the nominees are that they live within or have lived within the Middlebury community. The Middlebury community is defined by the school corporation boundaries. Nominations should include contact information for the nominee as well as the individual making the nomination. Nominators should describe the rationale for the nomination, including volunteerism, talents, work history, organizational affiliations, years of service, and the “good person” component. Volunteerism is very important to our community and this is a “golden” opportunity to recognize the person(s) and their service. The written nominations may be emailed to mmiller766766@gmail.com, mailed to: Golden Deeds Award c/o Mitch Miller, P.O. Box 269, Middlebury, IN 46540, or hand deliver to any member of the Crystal Valley Exchange Club of Middlebury.
BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS AWARD HOLDERS Don Mockler 1980 Kenny Krider 1981 Orpha Nusbaum 1982 Russell & Doris Kurtz 1983 Clarence & Margaret Sink 1984 Ora & Eleanor Eash 1985 Rosealene Long 1986 Woodrow & Muriel Bickel 1987 Victor Y. Hooley 1988 Wilmer McLaughlin 1989 Tom Corson 1990 John Shoup 1991 Don Smucker 1992 Dana Snider 1993 Tom Tahara 1994 Sandy Weatherwax 1995 Harley Wingard 1996 Roger Krider 1997 Jean Miller 1998 Cecil & Helen Yoder 1999 Al Yoder 2000 Rex Gleim 2001 Aldean Warstler 2002 Robert & Nancy Hawkins 2003 Pete & Jeanne Fore 2004 Carmon & Margaret Cripe 2005 George & Kate Petrizak 2006 Ernie Miller 2007 Craig & Katherine Yoder 2008 Bob & Sue Miller 2009 Bertha Bontrager 2010 Pam Bingaman 2011 John McKee 2012 Jane Allen 2013 Gerald Rasler 2014 Lowell & Nancy Miller 2015 Tom & Donna Carney 2016 Don Weirich 2017 Dr. Keith Barkow 2018 Rich Utley 2019
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Outstanding academic improvements at Boys & Girls Club of Middlebury A long-time member of the Boys & Girls Club of Middlebury, Jayson Henry, has attended the club’s Starfish tutoring program every year to improve his reading abilities and has shown astounding improvements this year. Henry struggled in the games room at the club and was consistently in conflict with other members simply because he was bored due to not engaging in activities, programs, or tournaments. Area Director Natasha Lantz and Education Supervisor Cheryl Ross began encouraging Henry to go to the Learning Center to participate in educational activities. Finally, after weeks of convincing, the club began to see Henry in the Learning Center. Recently, Henry asked if he could read to Lantz. “I have been coming to the Learning Center every day to read,” he shared. “I want to read to you (Lantz).” Lantz was blown away! She remembers helping Henry last year with reading and he could barely read a sentence or comprehend what the story was about. She was so impressed with him and proud of his hard work. Henry now comes to the Learning Center every day and is either reading or working on math worksheets for fun!
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Save the Dates for 2020 January 18
Education and Action Series: “Tracks and Scat: Who’s out there anyway?”
March 28
What’s Happening in the Parks from your Middlebury Park Board
Education and Action Series: “Tree Pruning” presented by the Middlebury Tree Board
Art makes Middlebury parks even more special
June 8-July 17
Middlebury’s Linda Pieri is a professional artist and art instructor who partners with the Middlebury Parks Department to brighten parks and create memorable points of interest. She has completed several significant projects this year. The Krider World’s Fair Annual Quilt Garden pattern was named “The Krider Festival Rose.” This original contemporary pattern pays tribute to the Festival Thornless Rose that helped make Krider Nurseries Inc. a successful business. Linda constructed and painted this larger than life red rose mural that was the centerpiece of 2019’s Quilt Garden. She also painted original artwork of key features in Krider World’s Fair Garden that was used to make lightpost banners that hang along Krider Garden Lane in warm weather. For several years Linda has led a painting project for children and adults at Riverfest. Linda has art for sale and conducts painting classes at the Linda Pieri Studio, 208 East Berry St. in Middlebury. In the future we hope to incorporate art in the parks and along the trails to enhance our properties. We appreciate Linda’s help to make our parks even more special!
Thanks!
Thank you to everyone who turned out for the Christmas Tree Lighting in Memorial Park. It was a tremendous gathering of the community. Special thanks to our friend the Grinch for his guest appearance! Thank you to Starfleet for sponsoring this page again in 2020. According to our Master Plan surveys, inMiddlebury is the #1 way the parks can communicate with the public.
Summer Fun
June 25
Pints for Parks
August 29 Riverfest
Education& Action: Tracks & Scat Many critters forage for food, find cover from prey, and shelter from harsh conditions locally, even in the deepest cold. Tracks and trails tell their stories in snow or muddy areas. Otters, foxes, and others grow thick coats. Deer nibble twigs and paw down to food beneath the snow. On Saturday, Jan. 18, from 1011:30 a.m., meet Middlebury Parks Superintendent Tom Enright at the Middlebury Community Public Library to learn to identify tracks (or other “calling cards” the animals leave behind) that you can find in our parks. There will be an edible craft for kids to make, and then we’ll proceed outdoors to look for tracks. See you there!
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Resolution
of
Kindess
Written by Desirée Beauchamp-Boucher
What if this year we all made a New Year’s Resolution we could stick with, to just continue practicing the love and generosity we often feel during the holiday season. And what if we even had a daily calendar to help keep us on track? Well here it is. How many of these can you check off
during the month of January? If you check them all off, why not start afresh in February or add some more good deeds of your own (the dates don’t have to be precise, if you see an opportunity to check one off feel free to skip ahead).
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January
Give someone a hug.
Let someone in front of you in line.
Buy a friend or colleague coffee.
Give someone a compliment.
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Give a Give a small Tell a joke Hold the Do Hide a happy friend or to make Give a random door something note for present to loved one someone stranger a open for kind for someone to someone you your full smile. compliment. someone. yourself. find. care about. attention. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Send a
Shout to the editor for next month’s issue.
Donate unwanted books to charity.
Tape some money on a vending machine.
Smile at a stranger, or 2, or 15.
Get in touch Leave a gift with an old Let a car in certificate front of you for someone friend or in traffic. relative. to find.
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Write or send a thank you note to someone.
Send a text to a friend or family member to let them know you care.
Smile and thank someone who serves you.
Tell someone you love them.
Pay for a stranger’s coffee.
26 27 28 29 30 Do Give a gift Donate Give a Do certificate to something unwanted treat to something someone you unexpected your postal clothes to kind for know could for charity. carrier. yourself. use a night someone. out. 10 inMiddlebury Magazine | January 2020
Offer to help someone. 31
Reflect and record how much joy this season brought you
Feed animals (birds, deer, etc.)
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RED FOR ED
On November 19, several Middlebury teachers traveled to the Indianapolis Statehouse to rally with 20,000 other teachers from across the state to stand up for public education. They felt strongly that the elected officials of Indiana needed to hear the voices of teachers now more than ever. In particular, the RedforEd rally was a time for educators to peacefully gather at the Statehouse in hopes that our legislators would take notice of some of the many critical issues facing our public schools today – properly funding public schools, a reduction of state mandated tests that take away
hours of instructional time and costs taxpayers millions of dollars annually, and doing away with legislation that places undue demands on schools, classrooms, students, and teachers. While these teachers represented Middlebury Community Schools (MCS) in Indianapolis, MCS administrators went to each classroom with a RedforEd cookie and words of appreciation for what is done in the classroom on a daily basis. The accompanying graphic depicts some of today’s challenges regarding public education.
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The Scholar Athlete
Mentoring Spirit, Mind, Body Photo by Russ Draper
Cameron Graber
Northridge senior Cameron Graber is the son of Mike and Lisa Graber. He was a goalkeeper for the NHS soccer team all four years of high school and was a kicker this year for the football team. Graber says his favorite part of being involved in Northridge
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sports is “the brotherhood that comes with being a part of the teams. Everyone comes together like a family and loves being around each other on and off of the field.” In addition to soccer and football, Graber says he loves to travel to new places with
his family. In the summer he enjoys wakesurfing and other watersports. In the winter he likes to snowboard in northern Michigan and out west. After high school Graber is planning to study business management at Arizona State University or Purdue University.
Student News
January 2020
My favorite teacher of the Middle School is Mr. Nisen. Mr. Nisen is an all-around great teacher. What he teaches is very fun to learn. He catches the interests of all the kids in our classes. Mr. Nisen works very hard at making notes, extra credit, warm-ups, grading assignments and more. Everything he teaches us is very valuable. Logan Labno, Grade 7 or Northridge Middle School
The Guy and the Hurricane – One day there was a random guy named Bob. Bob went to California, but there was a hurricane! Will the Noob News report this on T.V? -Helaena Furrell One day there was a little snowflake and her name was Sally. She was up in the sky and she had a long long way to go to reach the ground. She was very scared but her father told her to believe in herself and then when you believe you can make things happen. So the little snowflake jumped out and drifted down till she made a perfect landing on the ground. Abby Clabaugh Grade 4, age 9 Heritage Intermediate School
Evie Hunsberger My favorite teacher is Miss Papandrea because she is so nice . I love her and she lets us play games on the computer to help us learn. She is so pretty and even though she just got out of college last year she is a great teacher. Zoe Peffley Grade 3, Age 9 Orchardview Elementary School
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One of my favorite memories at school is when I was in gym and I was doing push-ups and my friend sat on me and we laughed so hard that we looked like tomatoes. Evie Hunsberger age 10, Grade 4 Heritage Intermediate School
Student News
January 2020
Dear Mrs. Shapiro, You are my favorite teacher that I have ever had in my life. You are very kind and make me feel happy. You are calm, and that is one of the things I like about you. You are the best teacher ever! Sincerely, Audrey Deisinger 4th Grade
Audrey Deisinger
My favorite teachers this year are Miss. Carrie and Miss. Desirée at the Boys and Girls Club. Do you know why? Because they are good teachers and they are nice and kind to me. Mabel Tretheway , Grade 4, age 10 Heritage Intermediate School
My favorite memory of the 3rd grade so far is when my class went to Jayco R.V.’s for a field trip. I was so excited because we got safety glasses and got to go inside the R.V.’s Maylee Smith Grade 3 Age 8 Middelbury Elementary School
My favorite thing in school is math because you find a lot of answers using math. My favorite teacher is Mrs. Baker because she teaches us to love math. I like it when she does fun games with us. Alexia Wilburn grade 4 age 9 Heritage Intermediate School
I love my art teacher Mrs Judd because she does fun art projects. Avie Lewis, age 8 Middlebury Elementary School inMiddlebury Magazine | January 2020 17
Welcome to our SHOUT page!
I would like to thank all the staff and students who worked at putting together our high school semi-formal dance. It was so much fun and I know it takes a lot of work to get it ready for us. – An appreciative freshman
If you know of a community member or group of people whom you would like to offer out a SHOUT of gratitude in a future magazine, please send your nomination to our editor Desirée Beauchamp-Boucher at Delightfullyhere@gmail.com
HUGE “Shout out” to the Middlebury Animal Clinic from your friends at LoveWay! You take such amazing care of our cat, Cole. Cole has provided joy, comfort and laughter to hundreds of riders over his 14 years at LoveWay. Thank you for your caring for him and LoveWay. Your loving care of him and all his health challenges is priceless to us! You are a blessing! – The LoveWay Staff
I am so grateful to be part of a community that nurtures our youth. We have such wonderful teachers working in our schools to educate them as well as so many volunteers and neighbors who support the successes of all our kids. – An Anonymous Parent
A big thank you to the anonymous donor that kindly funded the professional lighting and decoration of the Town Christmas Tree in Memorial Park. The generosity to our community and parks is appreciated. – The Middlebury Parks and Recreation Board
Thank you, Dan Frederick, for your many years of service on the Middlebury Town Council and as Middlebury Parks Commissioner. We appreciate your support, generosity and good spirit. You will be missed. – The Middlebury Parks and Recreation Board
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I would like to thank the Middlebury Men’s Club for the gift of a fruit plate for Thanksgiving. I bless them for thinking of the seniors in the community. – A grateful senior
We would like to thank all the wonderful volunteers who give of themselves so selflessly to LoveWay. Our staff, riders, and horses are blessed by your hearts for our program! Thank you ALL for every moment you give, for every hand you hold, for every lead rope you carry...you are priceless to us and we couldn’t carry out our mission without you! – The LoveWay Staff
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