Clark County REMC — July 2021 Indiana Connection

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One chick and a hammer pages 18–23

MEET BUSINESSWOMAN, HGTV STAR AND AUTHOR MINA STARSIAK HAWK

JULY 2021

from the editor

A preponderance of paper Those who’ve lived in their homes for many years probably have boxes filled with forgotten treasures tucked away in seldomvisited nooks and crannies under the stairs, in the basement or in the attic. I know I have. So, for the past few months, I’ve devoted several hours each weekend to unearthing what’s inside my collection of rediscovered boxes.

Several boxes, including one that I most recently came across, are filled with old magazines and newspapers. They must have been significant to me once, right?

And, I’ve got to admit — it is fun now to flip through them to reacquaint myself with the “good ol’ days.” But I’m starting to wonder: why did I keep these random periodicals and, perhaps more importantly, why do I not remember keeping them?

Maybe, I’ve decided, I didn’t have time to read all this stuff 15 years ago so I just stuffed them in a box for a “rainy day” that never came. In that decade and a half, my always present “to be read” pile continued to grow, augmented by an exploding email inbox and a soft spot for the latest novels from my go-to favorite authors. I think I’m finally starting to realize that there will never be enough rainy days to read everything that I want to!

So, I’m doing what I should have done years ago. I’m turning back the Time magazines from 2006, tossing turn-of-the-millennium Travel and Leisure magazines and bidding adieu to Peoples from the past. It’s easy to get bogged down with “stuff” — stuff you need to do, stuff you hope to do, stuff that you’ll tackle one of these days when you have time. Well, no more! It’s time to lighten the load so to speak and finally take the trash out!

I’m sure I’ll soon run across a few boxes that will actually be worth unpacking. And once I ditch my preponderance of paper, I may have a place to set some actual keepsakes out and enjoy them!

EMILY SCHILLING Editor eschilling@indianaec.org

On the menu: November issue: Pumpkin, deadline Aug. 1.

December issue: Chocolate, deadline Oct. 1. If we publish your recipe on our food pages, we’ll send you a $10 gift card.

Giveaways: We have five prize opportunities this month. Weenee World, which is

showcased on page 14, is providing four $25 restaurant gift cards. Plus, we have an autographed copy of Mina Starsiak Hawk’s new children’s book, “Built Together.” For details and to enter, visit indianaconnection.org/talk-to-us/contests. Entry deadline for giveaways: July 30.

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energy

Indiana eats

03 FROM THE EDITOR

11 C ALENDAR

05 CO-OP NEWS Energy news and information from your electric cooperative.

12 INSIGHTS

10 ENERGY Improve your home’s energy use with Wi-Fi-enabled tech.

14 INDIANA EATS

13 COUNTY OF THE MONTH Spotlighting Miami County.

Weenee World serves up hot dogs, ice cream and fun.

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food

15 FOOD Spilling the beans.

18 COVER STORY One chick and a hammer: Meet businesswoman, HGTV star and author Mina Starsiak Hawk.

24 SAFETY Electrical receptacle safety is as fundamental as the ABCs.

profile

26 BACKYARD Battling the mighty mite.

(Not in all editions) 27 RECALLS (Not in all editions) 28 PROFILE Bill Wolfe’s sculptures keep heroes and legends alive.

30 H OOSIER ENERGY/ WABASH VALLEY NEWS

On the cover Mina Starsiak Hawk, the daughter in the motherdaughter dynamic duo of Two Chicks and a Hammer and the HGTV show “Good Bones,” talks to Indiana Connection about the success of the show, her restoration work in old Indianapolis neighborhoods and other new projects.

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CONTACT US Office: 812-246-3316 / 800-462-6988 Outages: 866-480-REMC Fax: 812-246-3947 To pay your bill by phone or inquire about your account: 877-484-4042 EMAIL ccremc@theremc.net WEBSITE www.theremc.com OFFICE HOURS 7 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday STREET ADDRESS 7810 State Road 60, Sellersburg, IN 47172 MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 411, Sellersburg, IN 47172 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paul Graf, President

Highlighting employees who’ve made a difference.

If you’ve been

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magazine or

profiles our own Dave Barton. He,

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too, started his career with REMC

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in 1984 (wow, that was a good year

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for hiring!), and has almost literally

months, you will

climbed his way from an entry-level

have noticed that

groundman to become the manager

we said goodbye to two top-notch

of operations and engineering,

John Biesel, Secretary/Treasurer

journeyman linemen, Mark Eckert

overseeing the work of 27 highly-

Joe Basham

and Dave Casey, after each retired

trained professionals. Dave is quick

Steve Dieterlen

following 37 years of service. They

to give credit to those around him,

Mark Huber

both began their REMC careers in

but he has worked hard to earn his

1984 and have given decades of

place as a leader at our co-op and a

service to you, our members, from

respected voice in in our industry.

Candy Meyer, Vice President

Jeff Myers UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS July 6 | Aug. 3 | Sept. 7 EMPLOYEE ANNIVERSARIES Derek Coombs - 14 years Kevin Kastensmidt - 2 years Jeremy Miller - 17 years Travis Uhl - 7 years

building lines to repairing meters to restoring power in the middle of a storm. There is so much value our co-op receives from having seasoned, experienced employees, and these two were at the top of that list. They will be missed by all of us here, but I wish them all the best in

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their well-earned retirement.

As much as technology and innovation have made our lives and jobs better and more connected over the years, it’s always the people that make the most difference. And as far as I’m concerned, all the best ones work for you at Clark County REMC.

DAVID A. VINCE General Manager

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Climbing his way to the top Learn how Manager of Operations and Engineering Dave Barton went from being a groundman to leading a 27-member department. Read the cooperative career feature on page 8.

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co-op news

CONGRATS, YOUTH CONTEST WINNERS! Our congratulations go out to the the students in our service area who won the youth contest published in the May issue of Indiana Connection.

ZANDER SUMPTER Age 6

FLYNN CISSELL Age 8

COOPERATIVE CALENDAR OF STUDENT ART WINNERS

FLYNN CISSELL Second Grade Winner

JYNN YOO Age 18

NICK HISER Age 4

LUCAS BERGER Age 4

OLIVER RAMSEY Age 11

ASHTON JOHNSON Age 3

Our community will be well-represented in the 2022 Cooperative Calendar of Student Art. Four local student artists will have their work published in the calendar that will be available this fall.

RILEY AEBERSOLD Eighth Grade Winner

KAYLIN FULLER Honorable Mention

SOPHIA WATSON Honorable Mention

THE POWER OF AN REMC INTERNSHIP The REMC is excited to welcome its newest staking engineer, Jared Massengale.

Massengale spent several months with REMC as an intern while he finished his studies at Purdue Polytechnic in New Albany, and now we are glad to bring him on full-time.

This year REMC is hosting two local students as summer interns. Grant Kalkbrenner of Purdue Polytechnic is in his second summer with us and will be learning the ropes in the staking and engineering department, and Chris Burke of Purdue Polytechnic will be working with our warehouse and facilities team to keep our property organized and efficient. We’re thrilled to have both of you on our team!

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cooperative career Professional progression:

CLIMBING HIS WAY TO THE TOP Dave Barton literally started at the bottom and climbed his way up to a long, successful career at Clark County REMC. At age 60, he looks back from about as high a perch as he could go. From that vantage point, he realizes there is no top or bottom when it comes to the Sellersburgbased REMC’s success. “What I feel most proud of is being part of building a great team,” he said. “Clark County REMC succeeds or fails as a group. Everybody’s job is important.”

Barton started as groundman on the tree crew. “Back then, we had a crew that was trimming trees and taking trees down, and there was a foreman, a tree trimmer, and then I was the groundman. So, I was dragging brush, chipping brush,” he recalled.

When he hired on at the REMC, the potential of becoming a journeyman/ lineman was discussed, as well as Barton’s high school interest and training in electronics. Barton’s dad had been a telephone lineman, so that had appeal. “I remember seeing him as a phone company guy; he had climbing hooks and a belt.

I watched him climb a pole when I was young.” He could remember thinking, “I want to do that someday.”

1984 hired Groundman

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In the fall of 1985, Barton started the fouryear lineman apprenticeship training and graduated in 1989. He also was still interested in technology and electronics. He took advantage of additional academic and training opportunities and followed the advice of a supervisor by eventually earning an associate degree in electrical engineering technology.

Now, as manager of operations and engineering, he oversees 27 individuals performing all the activities from line construction and engineering to his old stomping ground — the right-of-way. On three occasions, he has stepped in to serve as general manager during the GM’s extended leaves.

“I want to thank David Vince, our general manager, for believing in me and allowing me the chance to grow throughout my career.”

Barton said from day one at the REMC, almost 40 years ago, the environment has been special. “It’s just been a family atmosphere the whole time. Even though

DAVE BARTON Manager of Operations and Engineering Clark County REMC

there’s been ups and downs along the way, you always had each other’s back, and you always felt as if you mattered. There’s just something really special about being a part of a cooperative where we’re doing things for our members, trying to find a way of doing the right thing for them — whether it’s in engineering design or the lineman getting up in the middle of the night to repair a power outage,” Barton noted.

“We have succeeded because we figured out a way to get everybody to work to their best potential rather than any one supervisor coming up with some plan.

The plan,” he emphasized, “is within the people.”

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JULY 15-17: FAMOUS ST. JOE PICKLE FESTIVAL, Saint Joe (Dekalb), Riverdale School. Free. 260-337-5461. facebook.com/stjoepicklefest/ JULY 22-24: BERNE SWISS DAYS, Berne (Adams), downtown. Food, crafts, competitions, family-friendly rides, quilt show, horse pull, musical concerts, tours, polka music, parade and games. Free. 260-589-8080. swissdaysberne.com AUG. 5-8: JASPER STRASSENFEST, Jasper (Dubois), downtown and citywide. German-themed street festival with music and entertainment on three stages. Food, dancing, rides, games, beer and wine garden, and run/walk. Hot air balloon launch, tractor and car show, arts and crafts booths, church tours and more.

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Danielle Sommerman recalled Christmastimes with her grandparents in Florida when she created her Best of Show-winning entry.

Winning works selected for 2022 student art calendar Twenty-five Indiana student artists were selected as first place and honorable mention winners in the annual art contest sponsored by Indiana’s electric cooperatives. Their artwork will illustrate the cover and inside pages of the 2022 Cooperative Calendar of Student Art. The calendar will be printed this fall and will be distributed throughout the state by participating electric cooperatives (REMCs) and their statewide magazine, Indiana Connection.

An “Artist of the Year” was selected for the work judges picked as “Best of Show.” That honor went to recent Crawford County High School graduate Danielle Danielle Sommerman of Sommerman English for her realistic illustration of Christmas ornaments on a bed of seashells to depict December. This was Sommerman’s second Best of Show. She has won her grade division six consecutive years.

Students are asked to create art to illustrate the month that corresponds numerically with their grade at the time they enter the contest (ie: first graders-January, second graders-February … 12th gradersDecember). Kindergartners create the cover art which has no assigned theme.

Indiana electric cooperatives began the contest in 1998 to recognize and encourage student artists. In the 24 years since, over 94,320 pieces of art have been created and entered in the calendar art contest.

To view the winning works, please visit IndianaConnection.org and follow the links.

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Grade Division winners were: • Kindergarten — Arabella White, Medora • First Grade — Reid Blake, Greensburg • Second Grade — Flynn Cissell, Borden • Third Grade — Olivia DeSchamp, Jasper • Fourth Grade — Jessa Berg, Ferdinand • Fifth Grade — Rachael Shoemaker, Argos • Sixth Grade — Jackson Robbins, Rochester • Seventh Grade — Harley Koons, Seymour • Eighth Grade — Riley Aebersold, New Albany • Ninth Grade — Justine Ocken, South Whitley • 10th Grade — Andrew Zink, Winona Lake • 11th Grade — Hannah Brown, South Whitley • 12th Grade — Danielle Sommerman, English • Best of Show — Danielle Sommerman, English.

Honorable Mention winners were: • Kindergarten — Ella Lubbers, Ferdinand • First Grade — Cora Atkins, Ferdinand • Second Grade — Hannie McNeely, Fairland • Third Grade — Kaylin Fuller, Charlestown • Fourth Grade — Julie Bloomfield, Winona Lake • Fifth Grade — SaRai Fontanez, Seymour • Sixth Grade — Adilynn Meyers, Decatur • Seventh Grade — Lucy Hess, Crawfordsville • Eighth Grade — Cameryn Proxmire, Kendallville • Ninth Grade — Justine Ocken, South Whitley • 10th Grade — Sophia Watson, Charlestown • 11th Grade — Kaitlin Anderson, South Whitley • 12th Grade — Abigail Brinegar, Paoli.

THE SHOW MUST GO ON:

Peru will hold its annual Circus City Festival the week of July 17-24. PeruCircus.com

Miami County Our state may be called “Indiana” but only two of the state’s 92 counties, Delaware and Miami, honor groups of Native Americans by name.

Miami County was founded in 1833 in north central Indiana, an area that was home to the Miami tribe.

But at the very time the state was being forever dubbed “the land of the Indians,” the Native Americans were being forced from their native land by European-American settlers and the U.S. government.

In 1846, most of the Miami were forced to leave, too. At Peru, Miami County’s seat, 327 tribe members boarded riverboats on the Wabash for relocation to Kansas.

But by treaty, five family groups of the Miami who had amassed some wealth and land were allowed to stay in Indiana. These included the family of Frances Slocum, the white settler kidnapped by Delaware Indians in eastern Pennsylvania when she was 5. She later married a Miami chief and lived as a Miami Indian named Maconaquah. The family of Francis Godfroy was another. He was a Miami leader who owned a trading post and was one of the most influential and wealthiest Hoosiers at the time.

By 1897, the federal government claimed the Miami who had remained in Indiana were no longer living as a “tribal community” and stripped them of their federal tribal recognition. For the past 124 years, Indiana’s Miami tribe has worked tirelessly but unsuccessfully through the courts and Congress to overturn that federal dictate.

Today, the Miami Nation of Indians of Indiana operates as a non-profit organization from the former Peru High School complex. The tribe, with an enrollment of 6,000 individuals, actively provides community services at the complex; maintains tribal cemeteries in the area; and continues preserving and sharing its distinct culture, language, and heritage.

Two blocks from the Miami tribal center is another Miami County landmark — the Peru Circus Center, permanent home of Peru’s Amateur Circus, the Circus City Festival and Parade, a circus museum and gift shop.

Peru became the “Circus Capital of the World” after 1884 when local livery stable owner Benjamin E. Wallace launched his own. The Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus grew to

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County Facts FOUNDED: 1834 NAMED FOR: Miami tribe of Native Americans.

POPULATION: 35,567 (2018 estimate) COUNTY SEAT: Peru INDIANA COUNTY NUMBER: 52 become America’s second-largest circus behind only Ringling Bros.

Wallace’s winter headquarters outside Peru also served as the winter home for Ringling Bros., and others. Even after Wallace sold his show in 1913, the Peru quarters continued to shelter animals and equipment of circuses until 1938.

Efforts to revive Peru’s circus heritage led to its first circus festival in 1959 and amateur youth circus in 1960. Meanwhile, the old winter grounds became a National Historic Landmark and is now the International Circus Hall of Fame museum.

The Peru Amateur Circus, with local performers ranging in age from 7 to 21 years, continues to this day during the festival week.

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Indiana eats

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FRANKLY This is the perfect time to indulge your children — as well as your inner child — in the iconic food and fun of the season. We’re talking hot dogs, onion rings, banana splits and lemon shakeups. And not only that — throw in some old-fashioned kiddie rides, playground equipment, cotton candy and hula hoops that will entertain the little ones for hours.

These are the keys to the success of a sandwich and ice cream shop that you’ll only find in New Castle, Indiana.

Weenee World is reminiscent of drive-in restaurants of yore with picnic table dining and a full menu of comfort food served primarily either in buns, cones or straight from the deep fryer. This isn’t a place to be fancy. It’s all about fun!

Naturally if you come to Weenee World, you’ll want to try a weenee — which come in various sizes prepared various ways including fried, steamed or dipped in corn batter (corn dogs!) and with your choice of traditional toppings or mouthwatering coney

sauce. Since Sloppy Joe sandwiches are a restaurant menu rarity, if you have a craving for this messy-butworth-it tasty treat, don’t miss Weenee World’s version. Its tenderloins, famous for being amazingly ginormous, landed Weenee World on the Indiana Foodways Alliance’s “Tenderloin Lovers Trail.”

The popular landmark also grabbed a spot on the “Just Cruisin’ Trail” and “I Scream for Ice Cream Trail.” Weenee World’s ice cream flavors include unusual selections like Henry County Pothole (chocolate with black tan fudge and chunks of chocolate “asphalt”), Sea Turtle (sea-salt caramel and salty caramel swirl with chocolate caramel turtles) and Unicorn Stars (purple vanilla ice cream whirled with blue frosting, sparkly glitter star candies and “magical” sprinkles). Hungry for a perennial favorite sweet treat? Try Weenee World’s generously sized Banana Split, a delicious way to beat the heat.

When visiting Weenee World, keep in mind inside dining is not available. So, get your food via the drive-through or at the walk-up window and grab a picnic table if you’d like. It’s summertime: enjoy the day and savor the food!

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Weenee World not only serves up “fair-style” food like hot dogs and ice cream.

Its playground area offers tons of fun for the little ones.

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END OF THE TRAIL BEANS

Sharon H. Miller, Greensburg, 1 (15 oz.) can lima beans 1 (15 oz.) can red kidney beans 1 (15 oz.) can white navy beans 1 clove garlic 3 T. bacon fat ½ cup catsup 3 T. brown sugar 3 T. vinegar 1 t. salt 1 t. dry mustard ¼ t. black pepper Drain beans and combine with other ingredients.

Pour into a baking dish and bake covered at 325350 F for 1 hour. Uncover, stir and continue baking (uncovered) for 15-20 minutes more. Serves 9.

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food

GARBANZO BEAN HUMMUS Ruth Ann King, Warsaw

2 (15 oz.) cans garbanzo beans (chickpeas) 6 T. olive oil 3 T. lemon juice 1 T. chopped garlic ½ t. salt ½ t. pepper ½ t. cumin ¼ t. cayenne pepper 1 t. paprika

PINTO PIE

Linda Bertke, St. Meinrad Crust: ¾ cup all purpose flour ½ cup quick cooking oats ½ t. salt ¼ cup canola oil 3-4 T. cold water 1 t. cornmeal Filling: ¾ cup canned pinto beans, drained and mashed (or buzz them in the food processor) ⅓ cup melted butter 1 t. vanilla extract

Drain beans, rinse in cold water.

1¼ cups sugar

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food processor. Process until desired consistency. Keeps for several days in the refrigerator.

Serve with pita chips, toasted pita bread or crispy vegetables.

Makes 2 cups.

Optional: whipped topping or ice cream for serving To make crust, buzz the flour, oats and salt in a food processor. Slowly drizzle in oil. Gradually add water until a ball forms. Roll out dough between two sheets of waxed paper;

invert dough into a 9-inch pie plate.

Remove remaining waxed paper. Trim and flute edges. Sprinkle the bottom of the crust with cornmeal just before filling.

To make filling, preheat oven to 350 F. Mix together beans, butter, vanilla, sugar and eggs just until blended well. Stir in pecans or the pecan/ coconut mixture. Pour into crust.

Bake for 30 minutes. Check the pie and use an aluminum foil collar around the pie if the crust or filling is browning too fast. Bake 15-20 minutes longer until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean but still moist. Cool on a wire rack.

Serve warm with whipped topping or ice cream if desired. Refrigerate leftovers. Serves 8.

Cook’s note: An old southern recipe and one of many Depression-era pie recipes that used inexpensive ingredients to make a delicious budget dessert. Tastes like a pecan pie with less sugar, fewer eggs and a little bit of fiber from the pinto beans.

FO O D PREPARED BY I NDI ANA CO NNECT I O N S TA FF PHO TO S BY TAYLO R MA RA NI O N

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HELLER SUE HELLINGER NANCY HELM CALVIN HELM MICHAEL HELM WM HELTON DONALD HELTON FRANK HELTON KEVIN HELTON VERNA HENDERHAN KAREN HENDERSON KENNETH W - TR HENDERSON L HENDERSON MICHAEL HENDREN R HENDRICKS ERMAN HENDRICKS POLLY HENDRICKS ROBERT HENDRICKSON JUDY HENDRICKSON THOMAS HENDRIX CATHY HENEGAR JULIE HENLEY CALVIN HENNEGAN KEVIN HENRY TIMMY HENRYVILLE YOUTH SPORTS INC HENSGEN TERRANCE HENSLEY BILLY HENSLEY CECIL HENSLEY ETHEL HENSLEY FINLEY HENSLEY LORI HENSLEY TONY HENSON DENISE HENSON TONY HENSON WILLIAM HENTRUP JEROME HERNDON LYNN HERRERA LISA HERRICK CAROL HERRON DWIGHT HERRON JERRY HERTEL JOSEPH HERTZ NANCY HESS BRUCE HESS DOUG HESS HOWARD HICKERSON PAUL HICKMAN J HICKMAN NORMA HICKS ERNEST HICKS STEVEN HIGDON DAVID HIGDON MARY HIGDON SHEILA HIGGINBOTHAN B HIGGINS ROBERT HIGGINS RONALD HIGH ADVENTURE HIGH MARVIN HIGHFILL MARK HILDEBRAND DANIEL HILL CHERYL HILL DAVID HILL GEORGE HILL PHELPS HILL RONALD HILLER GARY HILLERICH CHARLES HIMMELHEBER JACK HINDS DAVID HINER ROBERT HINES BARBARA

LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN SHEPHERDSVILLE KY LEXINGTON IN SALEM IN MEMPHIS IN LEXINGTON IN SELLERSBURG IN

11.32 99.54 69.61 22.89 19.29 29.72 92.67 65.29 2.44 2.47

SCOTTSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN UNDERWOOD IN SELLERSBURG IN MT WASHINGTON KY BORDEN IN MCCORDSVILLE IN BORDEN IN BRIGHTON TN SCOTTSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NORTH WEBSTER IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN

13.53 75.84 0.50 4.50 3.30 6.85 14.49 6.74 80.46 24.28 19.89 108.55 58.53 30.30

HENRYVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN AUSTIN IN PEKIN IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN SCOTTSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN GEORGETOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN MARYSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN CLARKSVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY RAMSEY IN COLUMBUS IN LOUISVILLE KY PALMETTO FL CLARKSVILLE IN PLANTATION FL NEW ALBANY IN LOUISVILLE KY NEW WASHINGTON IN FT WAYNE IN CLARKSVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN LOUISVILLE KY HENRYVILLE IN MORNING VIEW KY UNDERWOOD IN CHARLESTOWN IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHERRYVILLE NC NEW ALBANY IN LOUISVILLE KY CLARKSVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY FISHERS IN SELLERSBURG IN

60.16 5.81 24.49 8.20 30.95 78.82 6.95 0.25 53.83 4.02 32.42 58.66 24.27 34.45 69.66 12.16 48.18 31.50 121.30 44.38 14.80 8.41 133.41 32.59 33.98 27.15 12.16 63.04 72.37 49.50 21.12 22.91 10.38 17.31 45.78 21.28 95.99 29.36 16.84 0.43 3.30 7.18 57.73 15.62 5.98 20.11 14.35 5.13

HINES TERESA HINKEL FREDDIE HINKLE ROSELLYN HINTZ DAVID HIRST ROBERT HISE HUDSON HISLE ROY HITCH WALTER HOAGLAND LOUISE HOARD JAMES HOBBS JAMES HOBBS MARGIE HOBBS RICHARD HOBBS ROLLAN HOBERTY TIM HOCUTT RICHARD HODGE GREGORY HODGES DONALD HODGES MARVIN HODGES RUBY HOFFMAN BERNARD HOFFMAN CHERYL HOFFMAN LAURA HOGAN EVERETT HOGAN GERALDINE HOGUE RICK HOHN JOHN HOKE MARLA HOKE STEVEN HOLCOMB THOMAS HOLDER ARNOLD HOLDER HUGH HOLDER VICKI HOLLAND BETTY HOLLAND BRIAN HOLLAND CHARLES HOLLAND CHARLES HOLLAND JOHNNY HOLLAND RICHARD HOLLAND RUSSELL HOLLASCH RICHARD HOLLIS JAMES HOLLMAN MELISSA HOLLY GERALDINE HOLMES DONALD HOLMES NATHAN HOLMES STEVE HOLT PAUL HOLTEN ROBERT HOLZ WILLIAM HOME TEC INC HOME TEC INC HONCHELL PENNY HOOD MARK HOOD PAMELA HOOD RAYMOND HOOD ROGER HOOE TESSA HOOKER CARL HOOKER CAROLYN HOOKER DOUGLAS HOOKER JEFFERY HOOKER RONALD HOOPER DAVID HOOPER EDWARD HOOPER NANCY HOOPER TERRY HOOVER EZRA HOOVER KELLY HOPE MARLIN HOPPER BERNARD HOPPER L HOPPES SCBEULAH HORLANDER RICHARD

OTISCO IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN NEW ALBANY IN CHARLESTOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN MOUNTAIN HOME TN CHARLESTOWN IN LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN SALEM IN CARMEL IN MYSTIC CT SALEM IN MARYSVILLE IN JACKSONVILLE FL MARYSVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN MARYSVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN CAMANO ISLAND WA PEKIN IN PEKIN IN OLD HICKORY TN NEW ALBANY IN SCOTTSBURG IN MARYSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN DERBY IN SCOTTSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN GEORGETOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN CLARKSVILLE IN SUNMAN IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN BRANDENBURG KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN NABB IN HENRYVILLE IN PALM BAY FL NEW ALBANY IN MADISON IN SELLERSBURG IN LONDON KY DEER PARK NY HENRYVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN NEW ALBANY IN NEW ALBANY IN MARYSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN DEPUTY IN CHARLESTOWN IN NABB IN NABB IN CHARLESTOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN PHOENIX AZ EVANSVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN HENRYVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN

13.02 11.27 99.43 41.84 63.72 75.52 5.77 6.66 64.55 0.79 5.00 6.58 18.53 87.82 2.79 19.21 61.17 76.88 8.83 66.20 65.39 40.56 5.56 33.82 133.02 116.99 55.76 10.55 0.73 16.94 12.14 62.76 116.33 75.89 24.52 96.42 9.38 5.27 28.83 6.36 3.16 76.82 5.24 132.71 34.65 13.97 86.91 6.21 115.99 484.16 39.93 6.15 1.37 10.13 2.41 16.28 11.09 0.27 5.36 6.82 31.84 9.98 4.01 41.68 9.40 42.70 15.75 79.25 29.31 10.02 6.19 4.74 33.30 1.20

HORN DENNIS HORN LILLIAN HORNE THOMAS HORNUNG SUSAN HORTON BILL HORTON JAMES HOSEA JEFF HOSKINS SONNY HOSKINS SONNY HOSKINS SONNY HOSTETLER SANDRA HOSTETTLER MABEL HOUCHENS DONALD HOUGLAND DANIEL HOUGLAND MIKE HOUK BRUCE HOUSE ELIZABETH HOUSE FLORA HOUSE MELISSA HOUSE R HOUSTON ROBERT HOWARD ANTHONY HOWARD BOYD HOWARD DEBORAH HOWARD DELORA HOWARD DENNIS HOWARD EARL HOWARD JOYCE HOWARD LESTER HOWARD PATSY HOWARD RICHARD HOWARD STANLEY HOWELL BARBARA HOWELL CHARLES HOWERTON DIELLEN HOWERTON LARRY HOWSON JEANETTE HPH AVIATION INC HRUSA DENNIS HUBBARD JIMMIE HUBBARD JIMMIE HUBBARD JOHN HUBBARD WARREN HUBER JAMES HUBER JAMES HUBER LAURIE HUBERT BETTY HUBERT RICHARD HUCKLEBERRY MARK HUDDLESTON ALAN HUDDLESTON JAMES HUDDLESTON MARK HUDGENS LISA HUDSON BILL HUDSON BILL HUDSON BRENDA HUFF AILEEN HUFF BARRY HUFF CONSTRUCITON HUFF JUNIOR HUFF LARRY HUFF LONNIE HUGHES CONNIE HUGHES E H CO INC HUGHES JAMES HUGHES LEROY HUGHES MICHAEL HUGHES P HUGHES VIRGINA HUINKER DONALD HUMES J HUMES JAMES HUMES WILLIAM HUMPHRIES EDWARD

GEORGETOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN PAINTSVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN HENRYVILLE IN CRESTWOOD KY SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN LAKELAND FL MARYSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN LOUISVILLE KY SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN HENRYVILLE IN STUART FL SELLERSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN SCOTTSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN CLARKSVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY MURFREESBORO TN DEPUTY IN HENRYVILLE IN OWASSO OK LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN BORDEN IN SCOTTSBURG IN COLORADO SPRINGS CO CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN PEKIN IN NEW ALBANY IN FRANKFORT KY SELLERSBURG IN GEORGETOWN IN LANESVILLE IN MEMPHIS IN CORYDON IN BORDEN IN BYRDSTOWN TN CLARKSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CORYDON IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHARLESTOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN NABB IN CLARKSVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN MARYSVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY CHARLESTOWN IN GRANBURY TX CLARKSVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN AUSTIN IN PROSPECT KY

JULY 2021

13.71 65.37 135.05 2.54 85.68 4.09 108.36 86.57 86.62 93.31 7.06 0.99 9.57 8.30 81.02 8.93 15.60 13.06 2.01 5.60 5.35 65.80 3.58 6.05 83.72 0.68 78.54 17.47 59.82 12.84 8.17 13.35 16.40 12.89 20.44 74.52 5.23 5.47 9.94 28.27 6.03 5.93 74.70 90.28 150.64 56.46 32.74 145.31 15.42 65.94 5.00 30.05 3.28 0.96 18.89 13.90 25.49 6.40 17.60 77.21 4.46 66.63 93.84 16.47 176.33 43.91 2.34 38.63 63.30 25.68 22.48 121.36 6.79 30.56

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HUMSTON MORSE TITUSVILLE FL HUNSUCKER SARAH CHARLESTOWN IN HUNT ANDREW MERAUX LA HUNT DEBRA MEMPHIS IN HUNT FARMS HENRYVILLE IN HUNT GARY NEW ALBANY IN HUNT JUNE BORDEN IN HUNT MICHAEL JEFFERSONVILLE IN HUNT RICHARD NEW ALBANY IN HUNT TODD HENRYVILLE IN HUNTER CHARLES BORDEN IN HUNTER JOHN BORDEN IN HUNTER JUDY CORYDON IN HUNTER ROY NEW ALBANY IN HUNTER STATION LIQUORS SELLERSBURG IN HUNTON JUDITH CHARLESTOWN IN HURLBURT MONTE BORDEN IN HURLEY JOSEPH CHARLESTOWN IN HURRLE GARY LEXINGTON KY HURSEY JEFF SELLERSBURG IN HURST HARRY HENRYVILLE IN HURTE THOMAS JEFFERSONVILLE IN HURTT GARY SCOTTSBURG IN HURTT SHANNIE SCOTTSBURG IN HUSTAD DONALD DARIEN IL HUTCHINS DEBRA SCOTTSBURG IN HUTCHINS JAMES JEFFERSONVILLE IN HUTCHINS THOMAS JEFFERSONVILLE IN HUTCHINSON TRACEY NEW ALBANY IN HUTCHISON JAMES NEW ALBANY IN HUTCHISON ROBERT CLARKSVILLE IN HUTCHISON RONALD HENRYVILLE IN HUTER JAMES BORDEN IN HUTER PAMELA SELLERSBURG IN HUTTELMAYER JOHNNY NEW PORT RICHEY FL HUTTON JIM SCOTTSBURG IN HUTTSELL JULIA MADISON IN IHETS INDIANAPOLIS IN IHSEN ROBERT MARYSVILLE IN ILLINOIS METALS MADISON IN IMHOF LOU SELLERSBURG IN IMPORT AUTO WRECKERS CHARLESTOWN IN IN DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION SEYMOUR IN IN DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION SEYMOUR IN INDEPENDENT PIPING INC SELLERSBURG IN INDUSTRIAL DISPOSAL LOUISVILLE KY INGLE ETHEL CLARKSVILLE IN INGRAM AMY SCOTTSBURG IN INGRAM LOUANA CHARLESTOWN IN INGRAM MARLA SCOTTSBURG IN INGRAM MARTIN MARYSVILLE IN INMAN STEVEN JEFFERSONVILLE IN IRVIN KEVIN LOUISVILLE KY IRVINE DARROL HANOVER IN ISAACS TIMOTHY PALMYRA IN ISLER KAREN CHARLOTTE NC ISLER KAREN SARASOTA FL ISOM PAUL CHARLESTOWN IN ISON ROLLO CHARLESTOWN IN ISON VENON JEFFERSONVILLE IN ITT FINANCIAL SERVICES MINNEAPOLIS MN IVEY EDWARD JEFFERSONVILLE IN IVEY TODD NEW ALBANY IN IVIE JAMES CHARLESTOWN IN JACH BRIAN DUBUQUE IA JACKOWITZ GILBERT SPOTSWOOD NJ JACKSON ANTHONY T JEFFERSONVILLE IN JACKSON ARNOLD OTISCO IN JACKSON BRENDA JEFFERSONVILLE IN JACKSON BURT CHARLESTOWN IN JACKSON CAROLYN BORDEN IN JACKSON CHARLES BORDEN IN JACKSON CHARLES LEXINGTON IN JACKSON CHARLES NEW WASHINGTON IN JACKSON CHARLES UNDERWOOD IN JACKSON CHAS CLARKSVILLE IN JACKSON DARLENE CHARLESTOWN IN JACKSON DEBORAH ELIZABETH IN JACKSON DELORIS BORDEN IN JACKSON JAY CHARLESTOWN IN JACKSON JIMMY JEFFERSONVILLE IN JACKSON JOHN PEKIN IN JACKSON JOSEPH CHARLESTOWN IN JACKSON KEITH SELLERSBURG IN JACKSON KENNETH A MEMPHIS IN JACKSON KENT BORDEN IN JACKSON LARRY BORDEN IN JACKSON MARY MEMPHIS IN JACKSON MICHAEL CHARLESTOWN IN JACKSON MICHAEL CHARLESTOWN IN JACKSON MICHAEL TAMPA FL JACKSON PAUL JEFFERSONVILLE IN

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JULY 2021

111.64 134.40 2.92 8.18 9.96 7.41 89.36 56.80 92.00 15.57 4.94 9.34 96.30 40.94 52.13 0.80 15.26 75.57 32.59 7.47 8.77 72.97 75.40 13.72 42.19 37.44 27.67 32.89 75.69 27.52 8.29 197.53 73.47 0.51 49.41 18.21 9.66 259.45 6.28 8.50 59.38 375.87 116.09 9.52 276.93 264.25 83.68 40.47 56.06 0.39 2.45 54.64 10.51 4.98 35.81 73.65 19.20 19.16 74.87 125.76 9.59 72.75 21.36 58.22 7.08 101.64 11.44 122.37 60.86 32.50 72.91 19.05 75.95 204.28 12.63 3.06 3.59 7.96 28.10 54.14 8.23 142.92 58.92 0.17 129.73 14.48 10.96 66.23 7.69 8.63 6.86 7.13

JACKSON ROBERT - RENTAL JACKSON RON JACKSON WILLIAM JACOBI AL JACOBS DAVID JACOBS PAUL JACOR B’CASTING OF LOUISVILLE JACOR B’CASTING OF LOUISVILLE JAGIELA THOMAS JAKOB JOHN JAMES DANIEL JAMES JOHN JAMES JULIE JAMES LEWIS JAMES MAEFIEL JAMES SUSAN JAMES THOMAS JAMES WILLIAM JAMESON DAVID JAMISON CAROL JANES LISA JANES THOMAS JARRARD B JARRELL RALPH JARVIS BEVERLY JARVIS ROBERT JEFFERS DONALD JEFFERS DOUGLAS JEFFERSON CAROLE JEFFERSON MARIANNE JEFFERY DONALD JENKINS JACK JENKINS JOHN JENKINS L JENKINS MICHAEL JENKINS MICHAEL JENKINS PATSY JENKINS ROSE JENKINS STEVE JENKINS THOMAS JENKS DOROTHY JENNE CHARLES JENNEY MILTON JENNEY SCOTT JENNINGS GREG JENT KAREN JESS MOTOR & MACHINE CO JEWELL ANGELA JEWELL JUDITH JEWELL ROCKY JEZIERSKI JOHN JOGANIC TOM JOHNS J JOHNSON BRADLEY JOHNSON CARL JOHNSON CECIL JOHNSON CYNTHIA M JOHNSON D JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON EDDIE JOHNSON FRED JOHNSON FREDRICK JOHNSON GARY JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSON JACK JOHNSON JANICE JOHNSON JEFF JOHNSON JEFFREY JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON KIMBERLY JOHNSON LAWRENCE JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON MONICA JOHNSON PATRICK JOHNSON PAUL E -TR JOHNSON PHILLIP JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON SCARLET JOHNSON SHEILA JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON TONY JOHNSON WALTER JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSTON JOSEPH JOINER LARRY JOLLY JACK JONAS WILLIAM

SELLERSBURG IN UNDERWOOD IN NEW ALBANY IN PEKIN IN BORDEN IN NEW ALBANY IN LOUISVILLE KY

7.43 84.79 6.88 68.28 6.74 22.77 1,535.08

LOUISVILLE KY 1,589.44 BLOOMINGTON WEST MN 94.66 PHOENIX AZ 3.73 SELLERSBURG IN 3.52 CLARKSVILLE IN 33.49 FLOYDS KNOBS IN 76.36 JEFFERSONVILLE IN 98.28 CHARLESTOWN IN 57.45 GEORGETOWN IN 0.45 FRANKLIN IN 9.99 SCOTTSBURG IN 117.07 BORDEN IN 77.20 OTISCO IN 84.59 CHARLESTOWN IN 5.27 SELLERSBURG IN 75.64 JEFFERSONVILLE IN 63.33 SCOTTSBURG IN 79.29 LOUISVILLE KY 38.51 NEW ALBANY IN 22.45 JEFFERSONVILLE IN 45.60 SCOTTSBURG IN 140.16 SELLERSBURG IN 18.26 CLARKSVILLE IN 7.91 JEFFERSONVILLE IN 4.38 CARMEL IN 2.88 ST PETERSBURG FL 10.48 MARYSVILLE IN 30.88 NEW ALBANY IN 57.35 SELLERSBURG IN 5.25 LEXINGTON IN 41.81 NEW ALBANY IN 37.06 NEW ALBANY IN 6.00 UNDERWOOD IN 29.58 PALMYRA IN 22.52 LOUISVILLE KY 121.34 JEFFERSONVILLE IN 1.42 UNDERWOOD IN 7.71 LOUISVILLE KY 29.65 JEFFERSONVILLE IN 6.77 NABB IN LYONS IN HENRYVILLE IN MT EDEN KY NEW PALESTINE IN SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN PICKERINGTON OH MAUCKPORT IN HENRYVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN HENRYVILLE IN MT HERMAN KY ANDERSON IN COLUMBUS OH COLORADO SPRINGS CO SCOTTSBURG IN DEFUNIAK SPRINGS FL DEPUTY IN BEAUMONT TX LEXINGTON KY SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY SYRACUSE IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY LOUISVILLE KY RICHLAND MO SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN NEW ALBANY IN HENRYVILLE IN FT MYERS FL LOUISVILLE KY CHARLOTTE NC

418.74 14.30 56.36 95.05 27.05 3.48 5.88 30.45 7.96 43.29 170.52 27.21 36.70 3.47 76.11 4.25 32.70 11.62 3.14 22.04 108.16 2.12 42.12 80.84 29.27 63.19 22.85 10.21 97.33 28.75 113.83 13.50 9.33 66.25 56.80 0.99 106.81 35.00 5.40 7.93 88.11 4.45 7.82 5.66 94.22

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NEW WASHINGTON IN 8.10 CHARLESTOWN IN 68.48 NEW ALBANY IN 80.33 LOUISVILLE KY 40.26 OTISCO IN 13.20 BORDEN IN 115.38 MEMPHIS IN 47.04 SELLERSBURG IN 76.18 ALACHUA FL 56.61 NEW ALBANY IN 8.06 WEST MILFORD NJ 6.12 BORDEN IN 73.27 UNDERWOOD IN 95.16 BORDEN IN 9.15 RANTOUL IL 7.27 SELLERSBURG IN 8.44 NEW ALBANY IN 4.55 BEL AIR MD 14.97 CEDAR SPRINGS MI 23.69 MOUNT WASHINGTON KY 1.79 MANSON IO WA 2.78 SELLERSBURG IN 10.49 CHARLESTOWN IN 3.39 LEXINGTON IN 14.53 CHARLESTOWN IN 5.27 CLARKSVILLE IN 5.18 CLARKSVILLE IN 31.16 NEW ALBANY IN 69.87 HENRYVILLE IN 58.58 LEXINGTON IN 5.08 NEW ALBANY IN 35.95 HENRYVILLE IN 141.30 LEXINGTON IN 61.85 SELLERSBURG IN 23.34 NEW ALBANY IN 5.87 HENRYVILLE IN 6.24 NEW ALBANY IN 11.77 MICHIGAN CITY IN 14.02 CLARKSVILLE IN 15.62 MEMPHIS IN 49.42 CLARKSVILLE IN 7.06 HENRYVILLE IN 80.48 LOUISVILLE KY 66.36 NEW PORT RICHEY FL 33.66 SELLERSBURG IN 63.07 GEORGETOWN IN 55.81 BLOOMINGTON IN 8.73 CLARKSVILLE IN 0.74 LOUISVILLE KY 108.73 CLARKSVILLE IN 97.44 JEFFERSONVILLE IN FT WAYNE IN GEORGETOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN CLARKSVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN SCOTTSBURG IN CLARKSVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN BLOOMINGTON IN ST ALBANS WA MEMPHIS IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN

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5.82 30.83 8.15 6.51 15.26 139.33 83.99 14.04 31.53 9.35 81.55 106.03 7.88 14.62 26.26

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72.27 96.80 19.18 17.32 127.31 1.58 10.24 167.70 20.96 46.87 89.47 33.40 0.42 9.58 94.78 12.89 7.84 5.91 56.17 36.98 1.21 96.38 5.39 0.90 5.56 11.83 84.15 35.76 412.25 14.51 20.04 5.66 10.86 30.28 3.62 6.81 1.40 6.59 23.54 7.62 74.31 9.05 21.32 20.32 3.66 83.39 104.05 11.31 3.06 11.25 51.19 4.85 21.33 11.12 9.78 10.90 10.69 18.94 14.79 24.48 133.82 9.71 0.02 5.52 36.23 71.92 54.78 5.25 96.23 6.28 25.26 94.60 113.88 5.04 66.87 10.84 68.26 5.75 10.65 7.11 4.46 63.14 15.98 13.81 11.69 2.54 33.68 47.87 60.62 0.70 7.86 16.45 55.78 7.43 84.11

LEEZER JENNIFER LEFFLER JEANNIE LEGG STEPHEN LEIDOLF NORMA LEIST J LEMLE EDGER LEMMEL DAVID LEMON MARK LEMON RICK LEON THELMA LEONARD ANGEL LEONARD DENNIS LEONARD JOE LEONHARDT CONSTRUCTION LEONHARDT HUGH LESLIE JEFFREY LESNET FREDRICK LESNET HOPE LESNET JACKIE LESNET WILLIAM LESS DAVID LESSE DAVID LESTER CATHARINE LETCHER JEFFREY LEVEROCK CHRISTINA LEWIS DAVID LEWIS DAVID LEWIS DOUGLAS LEWIS EMMA LEWIS GORDEN LEWIS JAMES LEWIS KERRIE LEWIS LISA LEWIS PAUL LEWIS RONALD LEWIS STEPHANIE LEWIS STEVEN LEWMAN KATHLEEN LIBS MICHAEL LIBS RICHARD A INC LIENHART ROBERT LIFE’S PATHWAY I NC. LIGHTFOOT RONALD RENTAL LIM SALLY LINDENMAYER ROBERT LINDSAY HELEN LINDSEY JOHN LINDSEY ROBERT LINDSTROM MAVIS LINGROSS TIMOTHY LINNE WILLIAM LINTON RONALD LINVILLE TRACY LIPPS ROBERT LITHERLAND KATHY LITTLE DONNA LITTLE WILLIAM LIVELY JOHANNA H GEORGE A JR LIVERMORE MICHAEL LIVERS BILLY LIVERS CHARLES LIVERS ELIZABETH LIVERS WILLIAM LIVING WATER CHURCH LIVINGSTON THELMA LL BROWN CONST INC LLOYD KENT LLOYD TIMOTHY LOCKARD REX LOCKE MARLA LOCKE MARY LOCKE SUE LOCKHART MICHAEL LOEHNIS RICHARD LOFTON JACK LOGAN CRAIG LOGAN LARRY LOGSDON EWELL LOGSDON MILDRED LOHMAN MATTHEW LOHRY JANE LOLLIS EDDIE LOMAX GLENDA LOMAX LARRY LONG ACRE FARM LONG CATHERINE LONG DAVID LONG JEFFREY LONG LAURA LONG ROBERT LONG RUSSELL LONG W

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3.88 8.26 10.03 10.46 87.10 11.31 34.67 41.28 5.48 5.05 18.93 8.22 52.28

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50.83 6.51 18.37 87.76 20.19 52.58 78.88 15.38 32.23 2.95 78.34 63.53 10.44 132.75 131.77

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MARKS JOSEPH MARLETTE TIM MARLING MICHAEL MARLMAN PENNI MARLOW LEA MARQUARDT PAUL MARR ARCHIE MARR NILS MARROQUIN FEDERICO MARSH FLORIAN MARSH MAYNARD MARSH OLIVER MARSHALL DON MARSHALL HAROLD-TR MARSHALL RANDY MARSHALL THOMAS MARTENS MARK MARTIN BETTY MARTIN CLAYTON MARTIN DEBORAH MARTIN DONNA MARTIN FORREST MARTIN FRANK MARTIN FRANK MARTIN GEORGE MARTIN JAMES MARTIN JOHN MARTIN JOSEPH MARTIN LORETTA MARTIN MARK MARTIN MARY MARTIN MARY MARTIN MIKAEL MARTIN MIKE MARTIN MODE MARTIN PHILLIP MARTIN ROBERT MARTIN ROBERT MARTIN RODNEY MARTIN STEVE MARTIN TIMOTHY MARTIN VICKI MARTIN WILLIAM MARTIN WILLIAM MARTIN WL CONSTRUCTION INC MARTINEZ BRADLEY MARVEL COULTER MARYSVILLE AUCTION HOUSE MAS VERA MASAJADA JOSEPH MASERA BORIS MASON LISA MASON WALTER MASON WENDALL MASON WENDALL MASTERS HARRY MASTIN AVIS MATEO PAULA MATHAY HAROLD MATHERS CORABELLE MATHIS O MATHLEY CLARA MATLOCK SANDRA MATTHEWS BRADLEY MATTHEWS ELVIN MATTHEWS JERRY MATTHEWS STEVEN MATTINGLY CECIL MATTINGLY DAVID MATTINGLY DAVID MATTINGLY JAMES MATTINGLY JOHN MATTINGLY MICHAEL MATTINGLY THERESSA MATTIX FREDA MAUCK PATRICK MAUCK TERRY MAUK CHARLES MAUK MICHAEL MAUK ROBERT MAUNEY BOB MAY ADRIAN MAY ANN MAY DEBORAH MAY DENNIE MAY EDDIE MAY EVERETT MAY JOHN MAY JOHN E RENTAL MAY KATRINA MAY LETHA MAY RALPH MAY RAYMOND

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MAYDEN RONALD MAYDEN RONNIE MAYES GERALD MAYES JAMES MAYFIELD JAY MAYFIELD MARCELLA MAYFIELD MARYANN MAYFIELD NANCY MAYFIELD OLIN MAYFIELD PIERSON MICHELLE A MAYFIELD REBECCA MAYFIELD VICKI MAYFIELD WILLIAM MAYFIELD-PIERSON MICHELLE MAZDA MAZDA AUTO REPAIR MCADAMS JAMES MCAFEE ROBERT MCANALLY WILMA MCBROOM JERRY MCBROOM JOSEPH MCCAFFREY GEORGE MCCAFFREY MARTHA MCCAIN JEFF MCCAMISH SHIRLEY MCCAMPBELL ALLEN MCCANDLESS WELBY MCCANE SUSAN MCCART JOHN MCCARTY DAVID MCCARTY MICHAEL MCCAWLEY NANETTE MCCAWLEY ROBERT MCCLEARN DANA MCCLELLAN BERNIE MCCLELLAN WILLIAM MCCLINTOCK EVA MCCLURE DAMON MCCLURE DONNA MCCLURE JUANITA MCCONNELL LULA MCCORMICK JAMES MCCORMICK MELISSA MCCOSKEY CHERYL MCCOWAN BLAINE MCCOY ANNA MCCOY DONALD MCCOY KEVIN MCCOY LOUISE MCCOY TINA MCCRACKEN HERMAN MCCRARY O MCCUBBINS DAVID MCCULLUM JOHN MCCUTCHEON DOUGLAS MCCUTCHEON GARY MCCUTCHEON LEROY MCCUTCHEON R MCCUTCHEON RICHARD MCDANIEL CECELIA MCDERMOTT JOSEPH MCDONNER CHARLES MCDOWELL CHERYL MCDOWELL RICHARD MCELFRESH MARY MCFADDEN DENVER MCFARLAND EVERETT MCGAUGHEY ANNE MCGILL JON MCGINNIS JOSEPH MCGIVERON LEANNE MCGLINCHEY RON MCGOWAN JAMES MCGOWAN NORMAN MCGUFFEY STUART MCGUFFEY THOMAS MCGUFFIN HARLEY MCHOLLAND CYNDI MCINTOSH CHARLES MCINTOSH DARLENE MCINTOSH DEBBIE MCINTOSH JODI MCINTOSH MARK MCINTOSH RHONDA MCINTOSH SEAN MCINTOSH SHIRLEY MCINTOSH VICKI MCINTYRE ELSIE MCINTYRE JOHN MCINTYRE PENNY MCKAY CLIFFORD MCKAY ERIC MCKENNEY DONALD

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After successfully rehabbing her own home, Mina Starsiak Hawk, above left, discovered a passion for giving new life to old homes. Joined by her mom, Karen E Laine, right, they founded Two Chicks and a Hammer, an Indianapolis-based home renovation company in 2007.

Two Chicks works mostly in struggling inner-city neighborhoods in their Indianapolis hometown.

Two Chicks was discovered by an HGTV scout seven years ago and Mina and Karen's show "Good Bones" took off. Fans of the show, which just began its sixth season, love the "reveal" portion of each show to see how Mina and Karen add just the right touches to make each remodeled room "pop."

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Meet Mina

This chick’s varied projects involve more than a hammer

Mina Starsiak Hawk, the

years ago and its offshoots:

INDIANA CONNECTION: You were

latter half of the dynamic

a new company store

renovating homes with your mom for

mother-daughter duo of the

(Two Chicks District Co.), a

seven years before the production

HGTV show “Good Bones,”

branded line of affordable

company’s talent scout stumbled across

was enjoying a cup of

home goods, and a nascent

your Facebook page and reached out to

coffee on a beautiful blue-

501(c)3 nonprofit foundation.

you. Was it your company’s moniker, your

sky morning in May near

She is especially pleased

personalities, or what that encouraged

downtown Indianapolis. All

to talk about the nonprofit

them to find out more about you?

around were the fruits of her

because its goal is to help

labors. Down the street from

fixed-income neighbors

the coffee shop, she could

affected by rising property

see four houses she and her

taxes that come with the

mom, Karen E Laine, had

revitalization of old worn-

previously renovated in the

down neighborhoods that

revitalized near-southside

Two Chicks works in.

neighborhood so near and dear to where the 36-year-old lives with her husband, Steve, and their two children.

MINA HAWK: Probably the name was catchier than some others. Just “Mina’s Renovations” or something probably wouldn’t have been as interesting. And then when they looked, I’m sure I had some videos on there. So, it was pretty obvious that it was me and my mom.

She also has her hands full

We’re both redheads. So, I think those

raising Jack, who’ll be 3 in

few things piqued their interest.

August and is in the diapershedding stage, and newborn

IC: Did you think that you and your mom’s

Starting work on a possible

daughter, Charlotte. But

relationship and what you were doing to

seventh season on HGTV,

she paused long enough to

revitalize Indianapolis would make an

the DIY-star is no D-I-V-A.

talk to Indiana Connection

interesting show?

Comfortable in holey jeans,

editors Emily Schilling and

T-shirt and work boots, she’s

Richard Biever by phone

wholly a Hoosier — hard

about the popularity of the

working, plain speaking,

show; new projects, including

community minding.

becoming an author of a

Her busy schedule includes overseeing the home renovation company — Two Chicks and a Hammer — she and her mother started 14

children’s book; and her love of Indianapolis. Here is part

MH: Not so much the construction aspect.

But throughout my life, high school on, my family, our interactions, crazy things have happened. I’ve been told by plenty of people, “Oh my God, you guys need a TV show. This is ridiculous!”

of the conversation. (To read

So, I really think it’s more the personal

more, visit this story online at

aspect than the renovations. There are

IndianaConnection.org.)

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OUR NEIGHBORS AND NEIGHBORHOODS HAVE ‘GOOD BONES,’ NOT NECESSARILY OUR HOUSES. Mina Starsiak Hawk

renovation, and there are fun demo scenes. But, for whatever reason, people like us on a personal level, or they either love or hate us. Some people think my mom’s laugh is like daggers in their eyes, but they keep watching because they’re interested.

IC: Who came up with the name “Good Bones?”

MH: It’s definitely a construction term, but we didn’t name the show. It was given to us. And it is not applicable at all to the homes we buy because they did not have “good bones.” When we first got the name, we were halfway through filming the season. And I thought my producer was playing a joke on me because I’m fairly easy to rile up. I was like, “No, no, I’m not falling for that.” She was like, “No, it’s ‘Good Bones.’” And I was like, “I’m not even gonna get mad. That’s dumb. That makes no sense.” And she said, “You say that now. But in a year from now, you won’t be able to imagine it being called anything different, and she was right.

I don’t know why it works that way. But what we kind of lean into is the “good bones of the neighborhood.” You can renovate anywhere.

But if you’re renovating in a neighborhood that doesn’t have neighbors that care, it’s just going to get run down again immediately. So, our neighbors and our neighborhoods have “good bones,” not necessarily our houses.

IC: When you graduated from Indiana University, did you ever dream you’d be doing what you were doing?

MH: I had no idea what I would be doing. I just didn’t want a desk job. But I didn’t know what that was going to look like so I was still just waiting tables, while I gave myself time to figure it out.

Though Season 6 premiered last month, filming for “Good Bones” typically takes place year-round. Just as you see on the show, Mina takes an active role in all aspects of a home makeover — from “hammer time” to adding finishing touches with decor items.

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After I renovated my house, I was like, “Oh, this is fun. This is going to be different every day, and I don’t suck at it. I did all right on my first tile install,” and things like that. I don’t know how

much I believe in fate or a universal

really big, but it feels like a small town.

peripheral attention span doesn’t

plan or anything like that. So probably

People are friendly in the Midwest. I

really exist. But we’ll be walking and

a combination of having certain

wanted to stay and raise my family.

my husband will be like, “That girl is

intentions in life, and then things just falling into place in the right way worked out well.

IC: Do you renovate homes throughout the year or just during the season?

A lot of times, it feels like making TV, you’re just kind of like a dancing monkey. There’s not a whole lot of meaning to it. The things that do make it feel a little more important, in the big picture, are being able to help someone else’s success. We do get to

freaking out …” like a 12-year-old that doesn’t want to come ask for pictures. But everyone, I think again partially because it’s just the Midwest mentality, has been super friendly and not weird or overbearing or overstaying their welcome.

MH: The season is all year. We

spotlight local artists and cool people

I’ll be at dinner and someone will

haven’t had downtime between

doing cool things.

come up and just say, “I really love the show. Thank you so much for what

seasons since Season 2 and 3. And since then, they’ve always given us

IC: And that’s something that the

you’re doing for the city.” And it’s a

the go-ahead to start the next season

producers were on board with?

nice exchange. There’s not ever been

before we’re done with the previous one. So right now, we still have three reveals left for Season 6, and we started filming for a possible Season 7. It takes 10 months to film the season, if not a little bit more, so we’ll get a break again eventually … when the show is canceled.

IC: Why are you so passionate about Indianapolis and the state of Indiana and spotlighting the local and state

MH: From the beginning, they wanted Indianapolis to be a character in the show — which is awesome. One of the things that’s particularly nice about our show is you feel you could do what we do: You’re buying a $30,000

anything where I felt like it was too much.

IC: You and your mom have such great chemistry on the show. Have you always been that way?

house; you’re putting $100,000 into it,

MH: We’ve always had a very up-and-

compared to LA. I could afford a toilet

down mother-daughter relationship

… maybe. So, it seems very realistic

which a lot of people can probably

and attainable in an identifiable place.

relate to. At various points in my adolescence and adulthood we didn’t

IC: How do you and your family cope

talk much, and then there have

with being “those celebrities” in the

been times where we were probably

MH: I never wanted to live anywhere

big city that’s like a small town? Are

dysfunctionally close. So, it’s still

else. I went to IU in Bloomington for

you recognized and have you had any

just kind of that. We have a lot of fun

school and got to travel a bit out of the

awkward encounters?

together, and we also annoy each

businesses you do?

country. So, it’s not that I haven’t been anywhere. I just really like Indy. I like the size of it. I like that we’re actually

MH: None awkward. I’m always kind of just like head in the sand working or going to the next thing, so my

other a lot. That’s just, I think, part of the charm of the show.

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TWO CHICKS DISTRICT CO. 1531 S. East St. Indianapolis, IN 46225 twochicksdistrictco.com Mina’s newest venture on the south side of downtown Indianapolis offers home decor items, furnishings and other small items, and also serves food and beverages.

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IC: And how are the kids?

IC: So, when you’re talking to each

MH: Oh, they’re so good. I was

other on the show, kind of kidding each other … that’s not scripted.

doing a little recording with Visit Indy yesterday for some convention folk.

That’s just you?

We were over at the store, and Jack

MH: Yeah. They do try to script us

waiting for me to wrap up. Jack is in

sometimes because we do what’s called “pickups.” They’ve edited most of the episode, and maybe in one of our interviews, we — shocker — are long-winded about explaining something. And so they give us this list of lines to re-say so it’s short enough to fit into the slot they need. If it’s given to Mom ahead of time, she marks the whole thing up and edits it.

IC: With your mom’s retirement, not from the show but from Two Chicks, has she slowed down at all when it comes to renovating homes?

MH: She’s doing the fun, retired woman stuff. She’s not doing a lot of the floor plan work and the design build out stuff with me. She’s just enjoying semi-retired life.

and Charlotte and Steve were there, the potty training phase. At one point, he dropped his shorts and pulled his diaper off and is running around in the background. Thank God his shirt was

It’s called “Built Together.” And it’s the two things I know: Construction and non-traditional family structures. The subliminal message is that you can build your family just like you build a house: Any way you want — as long as you have the right foundation and the right tools.

IC: Is that something you’d like to explore in a book for adults, too?

long enough that you don’t actually

MH: There are so many self-help

see anything. That’s pretty much his

therapeutic books. I hate the word

MO right now. Charlie’s a little over 8

“memoir” — I’m 36 — I don’t want to

months, and just got her first tooth …

write a “memoir.” But I think my adult

she’s really cranky. But they’re both

book, eventually, would be just sharing

just really sweet kids.

the whole story. Anyone that’s on TV or in the spotlight, you get this very

IC: You recently wrote a children’s

small snippet of their life. The show

book. Is writing something you thought

is a very accurate representation of a

you would do and would like to pursue

very small chunk of my life. There’s all

maybe in the future, too?

this other stuff that if you knew would

MH: I really enjoy it. I actually have a Google Doc called “Ramblings.” And

make you feel better about your own life, but they don’t show any of that.

that’s what it is. But I don’t get enough

That’s why on social media I try to be

time. The kids’ book was a more

super open. That’s why I was public

manageable version, because it’s

about my plastic surgery. [Mina had

short; it’s for kids.

a “mommy makeover” in December.]

When I see pictures of people in

Though Karen has retired from Two Chicks and a Hammer, she’ll continue to appear in “Good Bones.” The signature light-hearted banter between the mother and daughter adds to the show’s appeal.

swimsuits, I’m like, “Oh, my God, they had three kids. Why do they look like that?” And now that I had a tummy tuck, I know: “Oh, because they had a tummy tuck.”

So, when I post my family vacation pictures next month, I don’t want some other moms thinking, “I’m just not working out hard enough like she obviously does.”

IC: Tell us more about your 501(c)3?

MH: It’s called “Two Chicks Give Back.” The gist of it is to help bring something positive to the potential negative effects gentrification can have. The negative part of

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gentrification is that you’re pricing people out of the neighborhoods who have been here forever. For the most part, that’s people on a fixed income, like Social Security.

I can talk until I’m blue in the face about how the positives [of home restoration

Giveaway!

and neighborhood revitalization] outweigh the negatives. But that doesn’t mean that the negatives don’t exist. For us, the negatives aren’t necessarily something we can fix by just stopping renovating homes because we’re not living in a bubble.

There are other people doing that, too.

Mina recently wrote a children’s book that focuses on two things she knows: construction and non-traditional family structures. Her daughter, Charlotte, loves looking at the pictures. Mina and husband Steve’s struggle with conceiving Charlotte was among the personal issues Mina has talked about in a public way on her show and in social media.

You think it’s good that you’re raising their property value for them, but that also raises the property taxes. For a lot of people, if they’re simply existing, that is make or break. And while we can’t necessarily fix that, what we’re trying to do is offer assistance to the neighborhoods we work in.

So, if it is the older couple with a dog that keeps escaping because they can’t afford to fix their fence, they can apply for funds from the 501(c)3. Or, if they care for their grandkids who live in the home and need help with schoolbooks or winter clothes or really any need in the neighborhoods that we function in — that’s the overall idea.

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accomplishment to look around the old neighborhoods near downtown Indy knowing that you, your mom and your company have helped revitalize so many of these old homes that will now live on for another century.

MH: I am in one of our neighborhoods right now. I can see four of our houses from the parking lot I’m sitting in. It’s just

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nice because I remember what they

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looked like before we did them.

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Two Chicks and a Hammer,

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safety

ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE SAFETY

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An electrical receptacle, with its oval

consider these devices and familiarize

— wherever there may be water and/

shape and tiny symmetrical slots

yourself with them, especially when

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over the little round hole, can look

children are in the home.”

“reset” and “test” buttons associated

like an emoji of a face to imaginative children. Look closer, and it’s the emoji of a shocked face. And shock is what outlets can do if a child, left unsupervised, inserts a paper clip, coin, key, or bobby pin into those slots.

Here are three types of electrical receptacles installed today.

TRR Tamper-resistant receptacles have an interior spring-loaded cover that closes off the slots of the receptacle

But receptacles don’t pose

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dangers just to children. Accidents

only when two prongs of a plug are

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appliances around water or simply

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faulty receptacles and wiring can

electrical circuit to be created. Since

cause electrical shocks and fires that

2008, the National Electrical Code has

can lead to disaster and tragedy.

required new and renovated dwellings

“Electrical safety is always improving,” said John Gasstrom, CEO of Indiana Electric Cooperatives. “There are many consumer safety devices that are now either code and are standard in any newer home, or available and can be installed to make you home electrically safer. It’s important to

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be equipped with TRRs.

with them. It is a circuit breaker that stops the flow of electricity the instant it detects an imbalance in the current going to and returning from equipment along the circuit.

AFCI Arc-fault circuit interrupters are similar to GFCIs but detect a different kind of problem. AFCIs prevent an electrical fire in your home due to “arcing.”

An arc fault is an unintended arc created by current flowing through an unplanned path. Arcing creates highintensity heating, resulting in burning particles that can ignite nearby

GFCI

material like wood or insulation.

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Good News for Americans, Bad News for Big Pharma.

Millions are expected to benefit from a new technology that’s proven to relieve severe joint discomfort in a matter of days.

US- Several pharmaceutical companies could lose millions in revenue as consumers move to a new alternative for joint discomfort.

The alternative, an oral supplement, was recently developed by a Seattle-based company.

They become one of the first to use a brand new technology that’s backed by over 8-million dollars in research grants.

The technology is a major advance in health.

Studies have found it can start to provide joint discomfort relief in a matter of days.

Even more remarkable, when used for 30 days, it was shown to provide relief without any adverse events.

So what’s the secret behind this new pill called VeraFlex? It’s a breakthrough called immune modulation and it’s how you can enjoy more comfort, less stiffness and better mobility at any age.

The Science Behind Relief Research shows that the joint stiffness, soreness and even the discomfort is likely caused by certain enzymes released by the body’s immune system The active ingredients in VeraFlex greatly inhibit the product of these enzymes resulting in a potentially dramatic decreasing in swelling and discomfort.

This enzyme-inhibiting characteristic is what researchers call immune modulation and is why people experience relief so quickly.

“VeraFlex users can generally expect to start to see more flexibility in just a few days…and with

continued use, a tremendous improvement to overall joint function that may help them move more like they did years prior” explains Dr. Liza Leal, developer and spokesperson for VeraFlex.

This new technology is now encapsulated in this pill.

Participants in clinical studies reported improvement to joint function and comfort… in just a matter of days.

Piling on the Clinical Research The secret behind VeraFlex is its active ingredient which is protected by 8 patents and is backed by over 8-million dollars in research.

It’s also undergone two clinical trials.

In the first, 60 participants were randomly placed into four groups.

The data collected by researchers was stunning.

The groups taking the VeraFlex ingredient saw staggering improvements such as flexibility, improved comfort, and joint mobility starting in just a matter of days.

A second study was conducted to ensure the data was accurate and again the results participants experienced taking the VeraFlex compound blew away researchers.

Shockingly, both men and women experienced a reduction in joint stiffness two days faster than when using traditional treatments.

“I have to admit I was surprised when I read the initial findings” explains Dr. Leal. “But when you look at the science it just makes sense. It’s going to change everything.”

Faster Delivery, Maximum Absorption The VeraFlex formula contains only two active patented

ingredients.

The first is Univestin, a powerful immune modulator which inhibits certain enzymes linked to joint deterioration and discomfort and supports healthy inflammation response.

The second is Maxcell®, an accelerator and clinically studied blend of aloe vera, pepper, jujube, and licorice root that maximizes the absorption and delivery of the plant based Univestin extract in the body.

How to Claim a Free 3-Month Supply Of VeraFlex This is an exclusive offer for our readers. And so, VeraFlex is offering up to 3 FREE bottles and FREE S&H with their order.

A special hotline number has been created for all residents. This is the best way to try VeraFlex with their 100% satisfaction guarantee, and any free gifts are yours to keep no matter what.

Starting at 5:00 AM today the phone lines will be open for a limited time. All you have to do is call TOLL- FREE 1-800-574-7810, the special promotion will automatically be applied.

Important: Due to a surge in sales, supplies are not guaranteed beyond the next 48 hours. Call now to not lose out on this offer.

THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE. RESULTS MAY VARY.

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Ask Rosie

Tipmont REMC consumer B. Rosie Lerner is a longtime Indiana Connection contributer who recently retired as Purdue Extension’s consumer horticulturist. Questions about gardening issues may be sent to “Ask Rosie,” Indiana Connection, 8888 Keystone Crossing, Suite 1600, Indianapolis, IN 46240-4606, or use the form at IndianaConnection.org.

BATTLING THE MIGHTY MITE

Q:

We have lived in our home in the country since 2004. I always hang several Boston Ferns off our deck which became beautiful and huge. I never had a problem until last year; something attacked them — maybe a very small black mite — and just destroyed them all. I was afraid to spray pesticide on them for fear of damaging them even more. We have an exterminator spray in the spring and fall and have never had a problem.

-Vanetta Stalker, Orleans, Indiana

A:

It’s hard to say without seeing them, but it could be spider mites. There are limited options for pest control on ferns since their foliage can be easily damaged by insecticides, even insecticidal soaps. If you continue having problems this year, try using a strong water spray from a garden hose to knock off most insects but not so strong as to break the fronds.

DIFFERENCES IN THE DAYLILIES

Q:

The above photo shows a normal daylily and an

abnormal one. My daughter-in-law tells me that the yellow one was trapped under landscaping cloth all winter. When she cut the cloth open, this is what she found. She suspects it’s from a lack of light that caused the color change. What do you think?

Maryann Schwegman, Guilford, Indiana

A:

You are correct: It is the cloth blocking sunlight from the plant that caused the foliage to be yellow.

Plants get their green color from a pigment called chlorophyll, which the plant can only make with exposure to sunlight. The plants should green up once they are uncovered, though some of the yellow leaves may dieback. The plant will send up new leaves.

SOLVING THE MOLE PROBLEM We had a mole problem in our yard last summer. At the end of summer, the moles got into our garden and did a lot to our vegetable garden.

Q:

A:

Audrey Bruno, Gary, Indiana

extension.entm.purdue.edu/ publications/ADM-10.pdf

Moles can sure be a challenge!

Generally, trapping is going to be your best option in a vegetable garden. Purdue Extension has some helpful articles.

ag.purdue.edu/stories/podcast/molesmyths-and-misconceptions/

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product recalls Peloton recalls treadmill involved in child’s death A 6-year-old child recently died after being pulled under the rear of a Peloton treadmill, leading to a well-publicized recall of the Peloton Tread+ treadmill with model number TR01. Peloton also has received 72 reports of adult users, children, pets and/or objects being pulled under the rear of the treadmill, including 29 reports of injuries to children such as second- and third-degree abrasions, broken bones, and lacerations.

The treadmill was launched as the Peloton Tread in 2018 but renamed Tread+ in September 2020. The Tread+ model number TR01 is printed on a black sticker located on the end cap in the front of the treadmill deck. The treadmills have a touchscreen and are black with the Peloton logo on the monitor and the side rails.

The treadmill was sold online at onepeloton.com and at Peloton showrooms from September 2018 through April 2021 for about $4,295.

Contact Peloton at 866-679-9129; or online at www.onepeloton.com and click on Product Recalls at the bottom of the page for more information.

Wrinkle in clothing steamers leads to recall The “My Little Steamer” and “My Little Steamer Go Mini” brand of handheld clothing steamers have been recalled. The steamers can expel, spray, or leak hot water during use, posing a serious burn hazard to consumers. The electrical appliances (120V, 60Hz, 900w) use hot steam, emitted from a nozzle head, to remove wrinkles from garments and other fabrics. The steamers were sold individually or in combination sets in a variety of colors, including black, white, red, purple, and teal, in stores nationwide or online at various retailers, including Amazon, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, Walmart, and Lowes from January 2002 through December 2020.

Call HSN at 855-654-0942; or go online at www.SteamerRecallSettlement.com or www. hsn.com and click on Recall Information for more information.

Log splitters recalled for engine problem The recall involves YTL, Longli and TIYA log splitters powered by Briggs & Stratton 250cc engine model number 15T232-0011-F8, with serial numbers 160331883074 through 2012073736714, and model number 15T232-1850-F1, with serial numbers 2004260782583 through 2012284118417. This includes several models of 30-, 32-, and 35-ton log splitters, sold under a variety of brands including Black Diamond, Crimson, Lumberjack, Performance Built and Oregon.

An incorrect engine ignition coil and flywheel can lead to hard starting and engine kick back, posing an injury hazard to the operator. The company is aware of two incidents, which resulted in broken wrists.

The power tool was sold at a variety of stores nationwide and online, including Home Depot, L&M Supply Inc., Lowe’s; Menards; Rural King; Theisen Supply Inc., from March 2016 through February 2021 for about $1,400.

Call Briggs & Stratton at 800-999-9444; or go online at www.briggsandstratton.com and hover over “Support,” then click “Recalls” for more information.

As a service to our readers and to promote electrical safety, here is a recent recall notice provided by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Visit www.cpsc.gov/en/recalls for full details of this recall and for notices of many more.

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tributes

MONUMENTAL

WOLFE’S SCULPTURES KEEP HEROES AND LEGENDS ALIVE

BY RICHARD G. BIEVER

Danielle Long asked artist Bill Wolfe to hold her 1-year-old son as she stepped onto a riser in Wolfe’s studio. Then, she peered deep and long into the eyes and face of the sculpture Wolfe had conjured from clay. It was the face of her late husband, fallen Terre Haute police officer Brent Long.

“You know?” she said turning to Wolfe, still holding the couple’s little boy. “It’s almost like he’s still alive.”

For Wolfe, entrusted to preserve the likeness of the slain officer for a memorial, it was a powerful moment.

“You’re like, ‘Wow.’ It’s really emotional. Just no words can describe that feeling, and, of course, my eyes welled up.”

For 20 years, Wolfe has been pressing life and soul into clay sculptures. He’s gaining a reputation for the realism he brings to life-sized and largerthan-life monuments and memorials of heroes lost and Hoosier legends that are then cast in bronze.

Among the most visible works the West Terre Haute artist has created: • The 15-foot Larry Bird, in his Indiana State University basketball uniform, taking a jump shot in front of ISU’s Hulman Center.

• Indiana aviation pioneer and World War I flying ace Weir Cook greeting travelers entering the Indianapolis International Airport terminal named for him.

• Muncie’s tribute to Hurley Goodall, a retired firefighter and a long-time leader in the community and the state’s black legislative caucus; poet James Whitcomb Riley hanging out in front of his boyhood

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P H OTO B Y R IC H A R D G. B IE V E R

home in Greenfield; and French-Canadian explorer and military leader François-Marie Bissot, Sieur de Vincennes, surveying the Wabash River along the riverwalk in Vincennes.

• American servicemen and women for various community memorials and monuments in Terre Haute, Avon and Carmel.

And sadly, he’s now enshrined forever in bronze two Terre Haute police officers from the past decade: Long, who died 10 years ago this month, and Rob Pitts in 2018.

“The most emotional ones,” the 66-year-old artist said, “are here in Terre Haute.

We’ve had two officers killed in the line of duty. We’re getting ready to put both of those statues together on a memorial plaza in front of the new police station.”

Wolfe guesses he’s done around 20 statues, some larger than others.

THE PROCESS He starts with lots of photos of his subjects — if available.

“Getting a good likeness is probably the hardest part.

But if you have plenty of pictures to work from, that’s a godsend,” he said. Since he hadn’t met Larry Bird before Bird’s statue’s dedication, he used photos of the French Lick phenom in action from all angles.

Wolfe usually starts with the head, shaping the clay. Lately, he noted, he’s been cutting the basic forms of the statues from foam. Then he applies a layer of clay over the foam in which he sculpts the details.

“Once my clay is completed and the client looks at it and gives approval, then I take it to the foundry.”

There, a wax mold is created of the clay sculpture and cut

Vincennes, he had no references to work from.

“There are no pictures of Vincennes in 1730 to 1750.”

Wolfe created his own portrait of the man in his mind. “I pretty much started on the head again. I work late hours, two o’clock in the morning. I just looked at this egg shape that I carved out of foam, and then I kind of channeled François. I said ‘OK, Mr. Vincennes, tell me what you look like.’ So, I just started sculpting, just applying the clay. Now, some people told me I made him look like me. If I did, it wasn’t intentional.”

REMEMBERING ‘SLICK’ LEONARD

P HO TO CO U R T ES Y OF B IL L WOL F E

Bill Wolfe stands with his interpretation of François-Marie Bissot, Sieur de Vincennes, for the riverwalk in Vincennes. He said Knox County’s historian nixed the mustache and beard for the final version of the French military officer. “Of course, my argument was, ‘Well, he was out on the frontier with a few other soldiers and a bunch of Indians. I don’t think he was real concerned about waking up every morning and looking in a mirror and going, ‘Oh, I gotta shave for the boys,’” Wolfe explained. Nevertheless, he shaved the clay facial hair to suit those who commissioned the work.

into sections. From the wax, a bronze casting is made.

The bronze sections are then welded together and the seams are smoothed out. Finally, the bronze is heated and a chemical combination called “liver of sulfur” is applied to give it a dark patina.

If the subject is still living, Wolfe might ask to do something he admits sounds “really weird” before starting.

He’ll ask if he can run his hands over and around the subject’s head. “I can

gather as much information that way as just looking at them because a lot of sculpting is just feel … touching.”

With Goodall’s statue a few years ago, he asked Goodall, who is now 94, if he could touch his head and got the OK. “He let me just kind of feel his brow and his forehead and all around the bulk of his head. And I truly got a lot from that.”

With his latest completed and installed work of

One missed opportunity Wolfe said he regrets came in April with the death of Indiana basketball legend Bobby “Slick” Leonard at age 88. Leonard hit the winning free-throw for the 1953 Indiana University NCAA basketball championship team and also coached the Indiana Pacers to three ABA championships. He then became the enthusiastic “Boom Baby” voice of the Pacers. Wolfe wanted to make photos and prepare a statue of him. “Terre Haute should have something made because this was his hometown.”

Wolfe got Leonard’s phone number, but then, “I kind of chickened out because I didn’t want him to get that feeling that ‘Bill Wolfe is contacting you before you die.’ When I heard that he passed … I said I should have just went for it.”

Wolfe still recalls when the Bird statue was unveiled at ISU; he politely shook the hand of Bird and basketball legends Quinn Buckner and Bill Walton who were on

the stage with him, but his biggest thrill was down the line with Leonard. “When I shook Slick Leonard’s hand, he looked at me and said, ‘Bill, we’re so proud of what you’ve done for Larry. And I just want to thank you.’

“It gave me goosebumps,” Wolfe added. “I almost started crying.”

Wolfe said all the memories as a kid looking up to Leonard as the Pacers coach came back. “How much better can that get for an artist: to be able to do that and meet Larry Bird and Slick Leonard?”

KEEPING MEMORIES ALIVE Though he’s now beyond “retirement age,” Wolfe said another great thing about being an artist is there is no retirement age. But he does look back.

“In my life I’ve been lucky to have a profession that is something that I love to do.

And in that profession, I’m giving respect and honor to people who have done great things with their lives.”

While some figures he’s sculpted, like Orville Wright and Larry Bird, would have always lived on, others, like the fallen local police officers might not. “It keeps their memory alive,” Wolfe added of his works. “If you didn’t have [the statues], they would gradually fade away over the years. It keeps their names in the lights.”

Bronze casts should last a thousand years, Wolfe noted. Long after all who are alive today have turned to dust and clay, the tributes Wolfe’s hands once pressed into clay will live on and on.

Richard G. Biever is senior editor of Indiana Connection.

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Hoosier Energy news

FROM STATE POLICE TO POWER INDUSTRY Durnil continues to serve public in new role When Curt Durnil joined Hoosier Energy in November 2020 as its communications coordinator, media and public relations, he brought

Welcome to the cooperative family.

with is something I have done for

How has your career change gone

many years. When the ISP public

so far?

information officer (PIO) position

Things have gone smoothly. I would

opened, I did not hesitate to apply.

like to say a very sincere thank you

This position required me to address

to members and member-consumers

the public through media interviews,

for allowing me to serve you and

radio shows and teaching – all

your family! It has been an absolute

aspects I wanted to do professionally.

pleasure starting a career with Hoosier Energy and with each passing day, I see first-hand the cooperative principles taking place and how electric co-ops are serving their members.

In what ways has your experience with the Indiana State Police prepared you for your role at Hoosier Energy?

My 13 years as PIO gave me experience writing news releases,

Tell us a little bit about yourself.

serving as a primary media contact,

I am a Hoosier native, born in

continuing and preserving media

Bloomington and have a deep passion

relationships, and strengthening a

in a different field. For

for the area served by member

social media presence. I give a lot of

the past 26 years, he was

co-ops. As a former small college

credit to those with the Indiana State

the Indiana State Police’s

basketball player, I am a sports

Police who gave me the opportunity

enthusiast and a graduate of Indiana

to serve as their public information

University. My wife, Lori, and I have

officer.

with him a solid public service background — just

public information officer.

Indiana Connection sat down with Durnil to learn more about his interest

seven children after 26 years of marriage. Our kids range in age from 24 to 5! I previously served 26 years

in public relations, his

with the Indiana State Police and now

background, and his

love working for Hoosier Energy.

new role helping electric cooperatives.

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How have you engaged with co-ops during the pandemic?

Although the pandemic has mostly kept us from meeting face to face, I have taken advantage of several

What attracted you to the field of

virtual conferences where I have

public relations?

met many cooperative leaders and

I have always been very comfortable

professional communicators. I am

speaking to individuals that I may not

always available to help them with

necessarily know. Communicating with

media and member requests and

those who I may not share the same

look forward to being part of the

background, career field or upbringing

cooperative team!

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