8 Vol. 11 No. 3
The Broad Ripple Gazette
Feb 7 - Feb 20, 2014
•BROAD RIPPLE GAZETTE•
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All classified ads also appear on the Broad Ripple Gazette Classified Ads web site - www.BroadRippleGazette.com
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Visit www.broadripplegazette.com or you may fill out this form, clip it out and mail it in with your payment. Multiply the number of words by 35 cents and that by the number of issues you want the ad to run. Min cost $3. Addresses count as two words, phone numbers one. Photo prices are dependent on size - typical car photo would be $8. Red highlights $1 per word. Prepayment is required for all ads. Credit cards accepted. NEXT DEADLINE Feb 17.
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NAME ________________________________ Phone Number _______________________ Questions? Call the Broad Ripple Gazette at 317-508-6634
Legs wobbly? Arms weak? Back crooked? If this is you, call 911. If this describes your solid wood chairs, call Matthew. Other solid wood items repaired also. 35 years local experience. [317] 840-0803 FREE AREA DELIVERY of pet food. Serving shut-ins, Seniors, new moms and those with health and time restraints. Call City Dogs Grocery for details. 926-3647 Frankenstein Furniture Company We will bring your furniture back to life! Restoration and repair of antique and modern furniture (317) 985-4190 or msmith139@indy.rr.com
HELP WANTED
Become A Therapeutic Foster Parent for INDIANA MENTOR. We need dedicated foster parents to provide a caring and nurturing home for children and adolescents. Is Foster Care Right For You? For More Information Call Katherine York, Recruiter at (317) 208-7708 to find out more or visit www.makeadifferenceathome.com
REAL ESTATE Homes for sale in Broad Ripple www.broadripplehomesales.com
CEMETERY LOTS Singles Dash 5k Run/Walk
Packet Pick Up @ BlueMile-1079 Broad Ripple Ave, Thursday, February 13: 4:00-8:00 PM and Saturday, February 15: 7:00-8:30 AM Packet Pick Up @ BlueMile Broad Ripple -1079 Broad Ripple Ave. Saturday, February 15: 8:00-8:45 Start Line Gear Check 8:45 AM-Pre-Race Meeting (Start Line Intersection of Compton St. & Broad Ripple AvenueJust East of BlueMile) 8:55 AM - National Anthem 9:00 AM - 5k Start 9:15 AM - Free Sweeties Gourmet Hot Chocolate & Cookie Sandwich served in the “WARM” Brothers Bar and Grille! 10:15 AM - Awards, After Party, Music, and Epic Pictures at Brothers Bar and Grille (enjoy Free Hot Chocolate & Cookie Sandwich, and an entire Menu at Brothers!) RaceMaker Productions is excited to bring the Singles Dash 5k Run/Walk to Indianapolis, Indiana! This race takes place in Broad Ripple Village, starting at the intersection of Broad Ripple Avenue and Compton Street. You will run through Broad Ripple and along the Monon trail with hundreds if not a thousand other Single Dashers! Enjoy festive music at the start/ finish, hilarious custom signage along the course that will have you LOL’ing your way to a new 5k PR! We are also including Single Dash “custom candy hearts,” a sweet “Single Dash” travel coffee mug, and free festive photos taken from throughout the course that will be available on facebook/flickr! Immediately following the completion of your run we will host an after party and awards ceremony at Brothers Bar & Grille 1 block from the finish! This warm and epic after party includes a free hot chocolate & cookie sandwich from Sweeties Gourmet Treats! Brothers Bar and Grille will also host a “best dressed” contest, and best “shirt message” contest! Some people ask why race in February, and we say cause Cupid is Stupid, and Single Dash is a party! Join us in Broad Ripple on February 15, 2014 for a blast of a race! Couples welcome, just don’t get mushy with your significant other till after the race! SWAG: Stuff We All Get, Official Singles Dash Race Bib, Custom Message Singles Dash Long Sleeve Dri-Fit, Singles Dash 5k Tumbler Traveling Mug, Custom Singles Dash 5k “Candy Hearts”, Free Festive & Fun Facebook Photos, Official 5k Chip Time, “Sweeties Gourmet” Hot Chocolate & Cookie Sandwiches, “Best Dressed” Costume Contest, Award & After Party @ Brothers Bar and Grille. (One block from Finish, immediately following race!)
BR Applebee’s hosts First Book Dining to Donate on Feb. 11
On Tuesday, Feb. 11, Applebee’s in Broad Ripple (1072 Broad Ripple Avenue; 317-2554839) is hosting Dining to Donate to benefit First Book of Greater Indianapolis, which provides new books to underprivileged children by raising funds to provide book grants to qualified programs and schools in the metropolitan Indianapolis area. From 11 a.m. to midnight, Applebee’s will donate 15 percent of any meal purchased with the First Book Dining to Donate voucher. The Dining to Donate voucher is available on First Book of Greater Indianapolis’ Facebook page, facebook.com/FirstBookOfGreaterIndianapolis, and website, www.firstbook.org/ greaterindy. For those with a smart phone, Applebee’s will accept the voucher by showing it on the phone’s screen. “We appreciate Applebee’s willingness to help First Book of Greater Indianapolis,” said Sarah Roberts, chairman of the First Book of Greater Indianapolis Advisory Board. “While
“LOCATION - LOCATION” Oaklawn N. Memorial Gardens, 9700 Allisonville Road. 4 plots, 63C-3&4, 63D-1&2, 3rd row from street. $1795.00 each. All 4 $1725.00 ea. (317) 514-7373 having a great meal and fun time at Applebee’s, folks can help reduce childhood illiteracy in Indy. Just $20 puts eight books into the hands of kids and $50 provides a full year of bedtime stories to a family in need. We hope everyone will take advantage of this opportunity to put new books in the hands of underprivileged children in Indianapolis.” In 2013, First Book of Greater Indianapolis distributed 79,890 books to approximately 50,000 needy children in the metropolitan Indianapolis area. First Book of Greater Indianapolis received funds from the Junior League of Indianapolis, the Target Corporation, the Willard Bridgewater Children’s Fund of the Johnson County Community Foundation and individual donors. The grants are used to purchase brand new, high quality books which the programs and schools distribute directly to the children they serve. In addition to book grants, First Book of Greater Indianapolis secured two truckloads of books to distribute free-of-charge to qualified schools and programs. To be eligible to register for First Book, groups must be either a Title I school or classroom or a program/school/classroom where at least 70 percent of the children served are from low-income families. First Book of Greater Indianapolis is raising funds to award grants to programs and schools in the Indianapolis metropolitan area so they may acquire books children can take home and keep. Registered programs and schools are eligible to acquire books through the First Book National Book Bank distributions and the First Book Marketplace. By making new, highquality books available on an ongoing basis, First Book is transforming the lives of children in need and elevating the quality of education. Information: visit www.firstbook.org/greaterindy.
Glendale Branch Library
One Book, Two Cities: Preserving Family Photos - From Daguerreotype to Digital, February 17 from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. As part of the One Book, Two Cities shared reading experience with Cologne, Germany, adults are invited to learn about preserving family history through photos. Presenter will be Joan Hostetler of the Indiana Album, a community-submitted digital collection of historic photos collected throughout the state. Learn how to date, identify, sort and archive photos, as well as how to organize and backup digital files. Also discussed will be ideal preservation environments and standards for scanning old photos. Attendees are encouraged to bring a few mystery or problem photos for review and sharing.
Canine Companions for Independence dinner event
An evening of a Italian buffet, entertainment, and silent auction to raise money for these exceptional service dogs (Canine Companions for Independence) that are given FREE of charge to people with disabilities. We have over 15 puppy raisers in Indy that start the wonderful journey of the making of a service dog. That evening you can meet puppies-intraining and some of the teams that are working in Indiana. Save the date to dine, socialize, listen to music, and buy creative, special treats! Learn more about Canine Companions: local www.cci-indy.org or national www.cci.org. March 23, 2014 Sunday from 4:30-8:00pm at Milano Inn 231 S. College Avenue (317) 264-3585. Buffet, Entertainment, Silent Auction, Cash Bar. Tickets: www.servicedog. brownpapertickets.com. For More Information: Brandt Carter 317-319-8180