Carmel Community Newsletter October 2014

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LILLIE GOLAY’S GARDEN OF SERENITY

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Each of us has a place that we go for a peace of mind. For some of us, it may be a far away place that we dream of at night. For others, it may be a place close to home. For one Carmel resident, her place of serenity is right outside her doorstep in the harmony of flowers, birds, trees and fountains.

WELCOME TO THE GARDEN OF SERENITY OF LILLIE GOLAY. Lillie and her husband, Dave, enjoy the peace and quiet of working in their bounteous garden that surrounds their home in Village Of West Clay. According to Lillie, “Flowers always make people feel better. “ She adds, “I could never live where there aren’t flowers, as they are a symbol of life.”

With more than 100 species of plants, she delights in nurturing hostas, daisies, hydrangeas, sunflowers, hibiscus, mandevilla and cornflowers, along with her private grape vines. The perennials are scattered throughout the flowerbeds, and annuals are confined to the pots.

Which is better— perennials or annuals?

Both have their uses in the garden. Annuals are great for places where you want a lot of flowers, but they generally need more watering, fertilizing and other care than perennials. Planting them every year can be a chore, too. Perennials have a steady structure and form to a garden. Many gardeners delight in the anticipation of waiting for their favorites’ bloom time.

Along with the flora, her gardens are filled with fountains and a dry bed stream. At every turn on her slate walkway, another glimpse of beauty abounds.

Living among the flowers are a wide array of birds, ranging from hummingbirds to goldfinches to chickadees to purple headed finches to doves to cardinals to red headed woodpeckers, which the Golays enjoy feeding every day. The birds, in turn, propagate the various types of flowers, especially the sunflowers that dot her pathways.

Lillie Golay’s garden, complete with fountains and birds.

As a young girl, Lillie watched her mother tend to her own gardens and enjoy working in nature. It was a hobby that Lillie passed down to her own daughters years later and together they enjoy sharing their gardening adventures and triumphs. She even hosted a tour to the Zionsville Ladies Garden Club recently.

“My favorite thing to do in the morning is take a cup of coffee and stroll the garden,” Golay says. “Watering here and there in spite of the underground irrigation system, I find it relaxing to give them my own bit of water.”

Lillie admits that her soil is poor for growing plants, as it is mostly mud and clay.

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“I am looking forward to taking the Master Gardening Class offered by Purdue University this month,” she says. “I know that I can learn more about soil enrichment and look forward to learning even more about plants.” To learn more about the Master Gardening Class, visit hort.purdue.edu/mg.

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Have you ever thought about how many dining and entertainment options have vanished in the last 40 years in central Indiana?

Gone are entertainment hotspots such as Market Square Arena in downtown Indianapolis, the Patio in Broad Ripple and Starlight Musicals at Butler University. Lost in time are dining stops such as Victoria Station on Keystone Avenue, King Cole in downtown Indianapolis, The Glass Chimney and the Stable Inn on 86th Street.

Certainly, history has knocked out many of our once-upon-a-time favorite stops in the last 40 years. Habits changed. Places aged. But, perhaps surprisingly, there is one place that just keeps rolling along

on the northwest corner of Indianapolis and just a few miles south of Zionsville.

Take an encore, Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre, a business still serving a full menu of both entertainment and food for 41 seasons after opening in 1973. It has become an Indiana monument in College Park.

The author of this long-running success story is Zionsville resident Doug Stark, who started his dinner theatre career with Ball State friend Robert Zehr in 1977. That was when the Indiana duo opened up a Beef and Boards near Louisville, Ky. Stark remembers two specific challenges he and Zehr faced.

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“We were in a dry county and we were located a long distance from Louisville,” Stark remembered. “That was when we were having a gasoline crisis. The market just wasn’t right. But we learned what people liked and what people didn’t like. It was a learning experience for both of us.”

Three years later in 1980, the corporate office of Beef & Boards was looking for new operators in Indianapolis. Stark and Zehr raised their hands and took over the local shop. Eventually, Zehr, who owns Oak Hill Mansion in Carmel, sold his ownership share to Stark in 1998.

“We’re still very good friends,” said Stark. “Bob was just ready to move on.”

And the former Fort Wayne native who polished his theatre skills was ready to jump on the ride as a solo pilot. He has scripted a remarkable tale of success. Beef & Boards has consistently attracted about 150,000 visitors annually to his performances. That tally grows to more than five million customers since 1980.

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Public relations director Patricia Rettig targets the affable Stark as the driving force in the successful run.

“Simply put, he knows what he’s doing,” said the former Ohio newspaper editor who joined the theatre in 2006. “He knows his audience and he cares deeply that their experience at Beef & Boards is enjoyable from start to finish. He is directly involved in every aspect of the theatre – from the business, to the creative and performance sides. Beef & Boards’ success absolutely starts at the top.”

Stark learned the craft and the juggling of certain aspects of theatres during his tenure at the Hilberry Theatre in Detroit after a brief hitch as a teacher.

“We were performance oriented,” he remembered. “We would have three different shows, three different plays going on at the same time. It was training by being under fire, but it was a terrific experience.”

Geographically, Stark has stayed on the north side of Indianapolis, just a few stoplights from his theatre. He alternated between Zionsville and Carmel before recently returning to Zionsville.

Stark has integrated two families into the theatre. The first is his blood family. His three children have been involved in acting, stage managing, house managing and serving as a director (daughter Elizabeth directed Oklahoma). Former wife Suzanne remains a stage partner, annually acting in one or two performances.

“It is wonderful seeing my children being so successful,” said Stark.

“They are carrying their own weight.”

He is also a big fan of his other employees.

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“One of the reasons why I continue to love what I do is how great the staff is,” Stark said. “A lot of them have hit their 25th or 30th anniversary with the theatre. They have become part of our family.”

Rettig agrees on the family assessment.

“There’s no place like Beef & Boards,” she admiringly stated. “It’s fun. It’s friendly. It’s family. Not only is it a family-run business, but it’s incredibly family-oriented. We care about the people who come through our doors and we care about each other. The Starks are directly involved. They know their employees’ spouses and children.

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And Stark, who turned 65, is not planning on bailing out soon.

“I get mail from the AARP and Social Security,” he admitted. “But I am not ready to quit. When you get older, some things may take a little longer to get done. I can’t perform in as many shows that I used to do, but I love this business. It is truly rewarding seeing people have a good time night in and night out. We are not trying to change the world. We want people to have a nice dinner and be entertained.”

Beef & Boards is Indiana’s only yeararound Equity dinner theatre and only one of seven Equity dinner theatres in the country. The theatre employs both Equity (union professionals) and non-Equity performers. Actors are discovered locally and in auditions in Chicago and New York. A new cast is selected for each show and Beef & Boards provides travel and living accommodations for out-of-town actors.

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Casting director, producer, performer and director Eddie Curry will be dispatched soon to New York City to audition more than 500 actors for the 2015 season.

“Being an Equity theatre has afforded us the opportunity to work with only the best actors, singers and stage managers,” Curry said. “We feel that has helped us ensure quality entertainment for our audiences.”

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Stark understands that quality is the bottom line of any business.

“That is one reason why we are constantly upgrading the building,” noted Stark, who has implemented improvements on the theatre’s façade and carpeting. “And why we work on bringing in the shows that people want to see.”

The owner also keeps in touch with his counterparts at Civic Theatre (Carmel) and Indiana Repertory Theatre (downtown Indianapolis).

“Indiana has an interesting theater market,” he said. “I think our audiences are different. We each have our own niche.”

And with Stark, family and employees at the front of the stage, you can expect audiences to keep rolling in at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre.

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THINGS YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW ABOUT BEEF & BOARDS AND OWNER DOUG STARK Question: How many pounds of roast beef does chef Odell Ward and his staff cook per performance?

Answer: 180 pounds.

Question: What happens to the nightly leftover food from the buffet?

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Question: Several years ago, Beef & Boards expanded its weekly schedule, bringing in music entertainment on Monday nights.

Who were some of the performers?

Answer: Some of the acts included Donny and Marie Osmond, Ray Stephens, Jan and Dean, B.B. King, Tina Turner, the Turtles, Ray Charles and the Righteous Brothers.

Question: Beef & Boards has hosted six Neil Simon plays. Which is Stark’s favorite Simon production?

Answer: “The Odd Couple,” (December 27 through February 2), which will open the 2015 season.

Question: “Fiddler on the Roof ” returns this season to Beef & Boards. It will be the sixth time the play has been performed at the theatre. Why? Answer: It is family based. It tells the story on what families do to get through life.

Question: What has been the biggest theater flop at Beef & Boards?

Answer: Believe it or not, “Little Shop of Horrors,” said Stark. The play opened before Steve Martin and Bill Murray starred in the movie.

Question: What play has Stark not chosen for Beef & Boards?

Answer: The Tony-award winning comedy, “Avenue Q.” “I would love to do the show, but it contains language that our audience wouldn’t approve,” he admitted.

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Question: Besides “The Odd Couple” what else is on the 2015 schedule?

Answer: “Crazy for You,” “The Drowsy Chaperone,” “Peter Pan,” “Smoke on the Mountain,” “South Pacific” and the “The Addams Family.” Additionally, “Charlotte’s Web” and “Snow White” will be part of the Live Theatre for Kids series in 2015.

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FIGHTING FIRE WITH FIRE Writer / Devon Dean

Becoming a crime statistic is one of the worst feelings imaginable. It’s like a quick punch to the gut that leaves a nasty, empty feeling behind. I’ve been there. You may have too.

The morning I realized my car had been stolen, I felt unlucky and possibly cursed (the same car had been burglarized a couple months prior).

At the time, I told myself I needed to take more precautions to ensure my personal safety.

Fast-forward more than a decade.

On the way to work several weeks ago, I saw the aftermath of a shooting at the edge of my usually quiet subdivision. It was enough to refuel my desire to be proactive.

I took part in a Women’s Self Defense Seminar hosted by Fishers-based Krav Maga Indy.

On a rainy Saturday afternoon, we crowded inside a hot martial arts studio to learn the basics of self-defense.

Aged 18 to retirement, we took turns hammering our fists into boxing pads and pushing our partners off of us.

Some of us giggled during sparring, feeling slightly embarrassed and hoping this will ready us in case the occasion should arise.

“We love the groin,” Instructor Jeff Fredericksen tells us. “It solves a lot of problems.”

The women around me share looks of bewilderment and surprise.

“The eyes are another point to aim for when all else fails,” he continues, putting his hand over his sparring partner’s face.

He goes on to demonstrate how to effectively strike those areas of the body in a myriad of situations.

Fredericksen is an expert—he’s the Head Instructor at the state’s only official Krav Maga Worldwide training center.

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WALK FOR WOMEN’S LUNG HEALTH AWARENESS Writer / Kara Reibel

On Oct. 18, the American Lung Association is holding an inaugural LUNG FORCE walk to raise awareness for women’s lung health with a focus on lung cancer. “LUNG FORCE is a new initiative to make lung cancer in women a public health priority, to drive policy change and to increase research funding,” says Sheena Lee, Special Events Manager for the American Lung Association in Indiana.

Lung cancer is the most deadly form of cancer for women, and prevention is a major part of the cure, but not always. In Carrie Aloisio’s case, she acquired a rare form of lung cancer without ever lifting a cigarette to her mouth, with zero family history, and without being consciously exposed to secondhand smoke or any other known factors. “It began with a cough,” she says. “The cough progressed, and before I knew it, I was having surgery to remove the majority of my right lung.” Her final diagnosis came only after surgery: mucoepidermoid carcinoma. She was 38 years old at the time. Luckily her form of lung cancer is rare, occurring in less than 0.1 percent of all cases and does not require chemotherapy or radiation.

The surgery to remove her lung occurred in May of 2013, and as soon as she could, she went back to what she loved: running. She was a runner before the diagnosis, having just started running halfmarathons like the Geist Half. Of course, after surgery, and with TOWNEPOST MEDIA NETWORK / OCTOBER 2014 / TownePost.com

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adapting to having only one lung, she was learning to walk again and slowly building up her strength. Aloisio was able to run her first half-marathon 11 months later, which occurred in April of this year. “I wanted to finish a race before the one-year mark of my operation,” states Aloisio. “That was my goal and I did it!”

be a survivor to participate; you can walk/ run to show support for those who can’t be there physically. And just because they can’t throw on their athletic shoes and come out on October 18, doesn’t mean they aren’t runners.

picked the wrong diva! My one lung and I are doing just fine, because you CAN say “cancer” and “cure” in the same sentence.

Aloisio created the shirt she wore in her first half-marathon post-surgery: Lung cancer

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Diane Tetrick came from a family of smokers. Of course they smoked, with a family legacy of tobacco farmers from Kentucky. However,she has never taken a puff, but she had been exposed to secondhand smoke. Her dad died after losing a horrible battle with lung cancer.

Tetrick’s sister, Barbara, died on the operating table because of lung cancer; she had been a smoker. Tetrick, now 63 years old, has been in remission for the last two years.

The first symptom for Tetrick was also a cough—a nagging one that wouldn’t go away. Having a sister who had just died from lung cancer, she insisted on a CT scan. Two spots were discovered, so portions of each lung were removed, with her family by her side. Marvin, Tetrick’s husband who is retired from GM, and their kids, were there with her throughout the process. Their son, Marty, an Army warrant officer, and their daughter, Mindy, a teacher at Center Grove, are a source of pride and resilience for their parents.

A spiritual woman with a strong faith and married 46 years to her high school sweetheart, Tetrick is tough and takes it as it comes—with optimism. And even though she found out that another surgery is required, she is ready. She has staying power and possesses all the signs of a positive outcome.

These are only a couple examples of survivor stories. There are plenty of others who are running their own race of sorts.

Tetrick has a “team” walking with her at LUNG FORCE. Aloisio does, too. For all runners and walkers, the goal is to cross the finish line. Aloisio wished to recapture that experience. She also wanted to prove to herself that she was capable of doing it with only one lung. You don’t have to

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Carmel’s Model Business for 35 Years

Helen Wells Agency Writer / Ray Compton

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s you enter the corporate offices of the Helen Wells Agency in Carmel, your ego suddenly starts shrinking when you notice the dozens of pictures of male and female models covering the walls that are gushing with beauty, overflowing with suaveness and sparkling with elegance.

Admittedly, you have never claimed to be a twin brother to George Clooney or a looka-like older uncle to Brad Pitt. But, my, this is a tough confrontation for your self-esteem as it shriveled up when you walked through the front door.

Suddenly, you feel as if your tummy is dripping with extra pounds from yesterday’s attack on double stuffed Oreos. You are reminded that your teeth should be whitened; your acne scars scream for attention; and you now clearly understand what Jack Trudeau is saying on his new hair commercial. (You think that maybe a toupee wouldn’t be a bad idea after all.)

in Robert Palmer’s Addicted to Love and not all of the males are GQ cover boys-tobe. In fact, the 700 models and actors who were hired by the agency in 2013 were young and old; beautiful and plain; tall and tiny; and slender and a little lumpy.

Indeed, once you view these close-up pictures of the hundreds of models and actors who have walked through the Helen Wells Agency offices in West Clay, you are strapped to wonder what happened to your gene pool when it comes to comparing your pitiful self to these beautiful people who are staring back at your lackluster self. Is everyone a clone of Tom Brady or Scarlett Johansson?

“In modeling, there is a place for everyone in today’s world,” Wells said. “A few years ago, you looked for a certain type of person.

But not today. We live in a very diverse world, and our partners are looking for all types of models.”

Your body-slammed ego whispers: Where are the comforting pictures of Igor from Young Frankenstein fame, Jaws of James Bond glory or the Dude of Big Lebowski stature? Does anyone else around here have a hair dangling out of his nose or lumpy abs?

Things have changed dramatically for the agency since it was started almost 35 years ago in Wells’ home in Indianapolis. After graduating from Indiana University and being a stay at home mother of five children, Wells took a nursing position at St. Vincent Hospital. But she was eventually attracted to Act One, a forerunner of her future talent and modeling endeavor.

Okay, let’s back up a step or two and note that Helen Wells, her daughter Nancy and their office cohorts have been one of the country’s top talent and modeling agencies since 1980 because they have unearthed all kinds of models, actors and faces. Not all of the females were the leggy backup dancers

“I loved the pace,” she remembered.

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(office visits, interviews, video reviews, etc.)

And with the recommendation from her attorney, Helen Wells nailed her name to the and sometimes they are simple, accidental stops in everyday life. One longtime young brand. “It has worked out well,” she said. male model was discovered at a public event on the Circle in downtown Indianapolis.

The client list has worked out fine, too.

His youthful face appeared in department Companies such as Roche, Lilly, Delta store advertisements for years.

Faucet, L.S. Ayres, Hoosier Lottery, McDonald’s and Von Maur have tapped the catalogs of models and actors from Helen Wells. And a few years ago, a front office executive of the Colts sought Wells for advice on finding talent for the Colts cheerleaders.

“You look for new needs,” Nancy said.

“Clients are interested in new talent.”

Crucial needs today include Hispanic, Asian-American and African-American models.

“We think of models being blond and blueeyed,” Wells said. “But that is not the case

But there are roles for all types in modeling.

Especially in today’s diversified world.

“You are always looking for new talent,” confessed Nancy, who helps mom’s search for clients when receiving calls from Chicago, New York, Indianapolis and elsewhere.

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For example, one of the most popular models at the agency is 95-year-old J. B. Bowen. There are always needs for young children and families of all ages.

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There is a growing requirement for male models: height. “The girls are getting so tall,” Nancy said. “Some of our girls are almost six-foot tall. We have a need for taller guys sometimes.”

Perhaps the most difficult episode of this Hollywood scene in Carmel is the time when the model or aspiring actor has to be told that his or her talents did not fit a client’s description.

“The hardest thing to do is tell someone that they missed,” Wells said. “If they miss too often, they quit. Everyone wants to be a model, but it is hard to be turned down.”

Most use modeling and actors as parttime employment. If modeling or acting fails, many return to their other world – everyday life. The field of talent at the agency comes from all corners of Indiana employment. Jobs behind the people can be attorneys, doctors, UPS drivers, policemen, farmers, construction workers, cheerleaders and tattoo artists.

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director. Nor is anyone saying that Inskeep is superior or even comparable to Barry Collier, his counterpart at Butler.

“Jimmy is the son of one of the original Indiana founding fathers of Indiana High School Athletic Administration,” Zwitt noted. “His father processed information But one thing is certain when inspecting like an android. Before computers and the the world of Jim Inskeep at Carmel. There is technology we enjoy today, Roland analyzed certainly no bigger or more successful high and dissected the myriad of complexities school athletic program in the Hoosier state. that athletic directors faced on a daily basis.

This is a college athletic program at the high school level.

“When you are the athletic director at Carmel – a school that is irrefutably the overall most accomplished school in Indiana – the essential factor is to just keep the machine oiled,” said athletic director Jon Zwitt at Center Grove, the south side counterpart of Carmel. “He does a great job of allowing his teams, his coaches and his athletes to continue the path of excellence. He has followed in the footsteps of several quality athletic directors, yet has created his own parallel path through his organizational skills, his vision and his determination to succeed.”

The name Inskeep has been a part of Carmel athletics dating back to 1971.

That was when father Roland took over as athletic director at Carmel and began a noteworthy 23-year run. It was the elder Inskeep who helped herd his peers in Indiana into modern day thinking in regards to organizing and running high school athletic programs.

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“Jimmy has a similar advantage that I had,” said Kevin, who, along with Jim, matriculated around 25 educators in their family. “He grew up as I did. We were both around the best athletic directors the state has ever had. You learn a lot just growing up as a kid in that atmosphere.”

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Another athletic director who anointed the state’s athletic directors with a keen perspective and solid philosophy was Bud Wright of Sheridan, a longtime football coaching giant and the father of Greyhound football coach Kevin Wright.

Roland Inskeep is the brother of Kevin Wright’s mother, making Kevin and Jim first cousins.

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remembered Inskeep, who took a radio class at Carmel with ESPN talent Sage Steele.

“And I played basketball until my speed and height caught up with me.”

“YOU HAVE TO BE A GOOD LISTENER. AND YOU HAVE TO REALIZE THAT BEING A HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR IS A LIFESTYLE. YOU DO A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.” ABC affiliate WRTV. HSN will televise nine MIC football games this season and the conference will share a modest rights fee.

to be an elite organization, the leader must lead and not manage.”

Inskeep confesses that a successful athletic “Jim runs his athletic department with a department leader did not have to be a legendary athlete in high school or college. vision and a plan,” said Jeff Irwin, a former Purdue athletic administrator who now is the Or perhaps even in middle school. Indeed, he Lawrence Central athletic director. “The new was elected class president at Carmel in his senior year in 1992 and he had worked at the television contract is a great example of his visionary approach. Similar to major colleges, school’s student radio station, but his athletic endeavors were, well, not headline material.

Jim understands that to remain an elite level athletic department and conference, you must have a vision and a plan. Jim knows that “I had some limited ability in cross country,”

Two other sons of Judith and Roland Inskeep’s also graduated from Carmel. Bruce garnered the height of the boys, growing to 6-feet 7-inches and playing basketball at Morehead State. Brother Steve chose the broadcasting world on a fulltime basis.

He is now the host of Morning Edition on National Public Radio.

Meanwhile, Jim scrapped his broadcasting skills and majored in education at Purdue.

He returned to Carmel Junior High School for four years before becoming an aide for Bobby Cox in the Greyhound athletic department in 2000-01. When Cox (now commissioner of the IHSAA) moved on, Inskeep slipped into the big office.

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5,000 students. He now works with the athletic directors at three middle schools and has two generations of turf field at the football stadium and new turf at the school’s soccer stadium. There seem to be endless basketball courts on the campus.

Inskeep understands the desires of his constituents.

“They want to set the highest goals possible,” said the 40-year-old athletic director, whose sons Conner, Carter and Cooper participate in middle school and elementary athletic programs.

The school has more than one million square feet in its facilities. While districts such as Lawrence Township (North and Central) and Hamilton Southeastern (Fishers and Hamilton Southeastern) splintered into two high schools, Carmel educators chose the one big school scenario.

Nesbit. “He lives his job and is constantly in contact with all of those various groups in which he encounters – coaches, students, parents, officials, game workers, business partners and media partners. It takes a dynamic communicator to balance and work all of those groups. Jimmy does it extremely well.”

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“In 1990 they canned the idea of a second high school,” Inskeep said. “They felt the offerings of one school outweighed a second high school concept.”

And that decision paved the way for unprecedented success for the Carmel athletic programs. The success on and off the competition field has also led Inskeep to become a stalwart among his ranks.

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10 INSIGHTS FROM CARMEL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JIM INSKEEP 1. Do you get nervous when your team has big games or is playing for a state championship?

“I get nervous every time. If I am driving to Fort Wayne or to Lucas Oil Stadium, I am nervous. It is a long day of anticipation.”

2. Who is the best male athlete you have had at Carmel during your tenure?

“Probably Marcus Newton. He was a tremendous package of speed and strength.”

3. What about on the female side?

“That one is really hard because there have been a lot of great athletes. But we have Amy Bilquist now on our girls swimming team. She has the potential to be in the Olympics.”

4. What fears do you have for high school sports?

“What worries me the most is the trend of pay for play. Kids may choose to play in one

sport instead of two sports. It may exclude kids from participating in sports.”

5. Any other concerns?

“Kids and families need to have time together. I worry that family time is at the soccer field or other playing fields.”

8. Do you use Twitter?

“I do. I have over 5,000 followers. It is a great way to get our message out and I think there is more interest in our teams.”

9. What was your top moment as athletic director?

“Probably when we won the 2012 boys basketball state championship. It was very special after what the program had been through.”

6. During a state playoff game last year, you had an official suffer a heart attack and the father of one of your players did not survive a heart ailment. What was that experience like?

“It was just surreal. It was like a reality show.

10. Were there other memorable moments?

But we had our emergency plans in place and “I will always remember our 2008 boys soccer team. We were highly rated and we lost in a we did everything possible.” shootout in the regional to Brebeuf. But the 7. Can you tell us about your biggest moment kids responded in the right way. We all knew they were very upset, but they got in line in cross country? right away and shook hands with the Brebeuf “I was the rabbit one time, so l led everyone players.” for the first 200 yards. But then I ran out of gas and my teammates tapped me on the shoulder as they ran past me.”

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Prudential Indiana Realty Group, a local force in real estate brokerage here since 1981, will become Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Indiana Realty this October.

For nearly 35 years, Kevin Kirkpatrick and John Dick have led their real estate company with distinction, building it from a storefront enterprise in central Indianapolis in 1981 into an Indiana powerhouse with a wellearned reputation for excellence. On October 7 of this year, in a regional rollout bringing new energy and new signage to 18 offices and hundreds of yard signs, the company embarks on its next exciting phase of growth as Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Indiana Realty.

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Craig West, President of the Affiliate Division, said the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices brand will resonate well with clients in all market segments and with real estate sales professionals. “Our real estate network is one of the few organizations entrusted to use the Berkshire Hathaway name,” he explained. “We believe sales professionals will be proud to represent this world renowned brand, which was named the Real Estate Agency Brand of the Year recently by Harris Poll EquiTrend.”

Stephen Phillips, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices president, welcomed Kirkpatrick and his company to the brand. “We are honored to add Indiana Realty to our network ranks,” Phillips said. “Kevin is a highly respected broker who holds industry leadership roles at the local, state and national level. Indiana Realty is one of the industry’s top companies and is a generous corporate citizen with strong support for local and national charities.”

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Dick Wolfsie, the jocular word-slinging wizard, has just released his 13th book titled, The Right Fluff: Weightless Observations About Life on Earth. In this volume of lighthearted compilations you will understand how Wolfsie received permission from his wife to join a strip club, why he has only round numbers in his checkbook, why he is listed as female with Medicare, how he stole another man’s underwear, and how he got caught pandiculating in public.

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What if you were no longer able to sit at the bar of your favorite watering hole, sip a mildly hoppy craft beer on tap, and decompress with your colleagues after a long day of work? What if the law suddenly prohibited your occupation as the “corner confessional,” otherwise known as a bartender?

Life suddenly becomes less tolerable in this scenario for some of you. And it was a lot less tolerable for many of our ancestors who endured Prohibition in the United States.

Prohibition was a constitutional ban of the production, sale and transportation of alcoholic beverages from 1920 to 1933.

Spearheaded by social progressives from both the Democratic and Republican parties, Prohibition was mandated under the Eighteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. It would not be repealed until December 5, 1933 with the ratification of the Twenty-First Amendment.

The anti-prohibitionists, or “wets” as they were known, protested against the Prohibition as they felt that it was an intrusion on urban, immigrant and

drinking alcohol. Hamilton County women were the driving force around the county, and the desire for suffrage came out of the Prohibition movement. The women realized that if they couldn’t vote, then they were not going to have a whole lot of impact on a cause like this. The suffrage movement Katherine Dill, executive director of the Carmel Clay Historical Society, spoke about gained incredible traction after Prohibition the beginning and the end of Prohibition as ended.” it related to Hamilton County.

Throughout the nation, state and county, the social progressives bolstered their “Prohibition grew out of a desire to keep message with a litany of propaganda for the a better control over the population,” Dill temperance movement. The temperance explained. “Some people thought that the root cause of the bad things that went on in groups pushed for the passing of the Baxter their daily lives was alcohol-related. Carmel Liquor Law in 1873, which required saloons to have a license in order to sell alcohol. was a Quaker community and a strong Legal action against saloons ensued. In proponent for Prohibition.”

April, C.O. McNulty, the proprietor of the The Women’s Christian Temperance Union Mecca Saloon on the southwest corner of the square in Noblesville, was brought up on was very affluent in Carmel and all over Indiana, but there were people on farms out charges of violating the liquor laws. He was in the country who were making and selling acquitted of three charges and convicted of three. There were two houses in Noblesville booze. that were raided as being suspected “blind “There was an article in the Noblesville tigers” and brothels. Six men were arrested Daily Times that said, ‘Have more to eat and in a gambling room at the Cosey Saloon in wear if you keep your husband at home’,” Noblesville. Raids on supposed “white mule Dill said. “The article was appealing to a joints” were made in Carmel and Sheriff woman’s sense of need for her husband to Gooding took M.L. Miller, a farmer in west provide and supported the argument against Carmel, in for questioning when a copper Catholic life. Some researchers contend that Prohibition led to unintended consequences such at the rise and success of criminal organizations and nationwide bootlegging operations.

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tub of hot water and milk bottles were found on Miller’s property during a raid.

Lingering effects of the Prohibition are still evident in the daily lives of Hamilton County residents. Indiana is the only state where one cannot buy packaged beer, wine and liquor on Sundays, and it’s the only state that regulates alcohol sales based on temperature. Only licensed liquor stores can sell cold beer.

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Exhibiting the history of our nation’s Prohibition and ratification of the Twentyfirst Amendment are our local historical societies and Indiana State Museum. The ISM is hosting their exhibit, “American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition” now thru February 15, 2015.

The Indiana Historical Society has a traveling exhibit, “Hoosiers & Their Hooch: Perspectives on Prohibition.” The Carmel Clay Historical Society recently acquired this exhibit on loan and shared with local residents and visitors the era’s conflicting cultures through colorful historic figures such as Edward S. Shumaker of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, as well as the bootleggers, moonshiners and bathtub gin distillers who found their way around the law in Indiana. Visitors will also see how Prohibition played out in Hamilton County. The exhibit will be on display through October 5, 2014 at the Monon Depot Museum, which is operated by the CCHS in downtown Carmel.

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“This exhibit is about Prohibition in Indiana and how Hoosiers experienced it,” Dill said. “The exhibit also demonstrates how it affected things now. Indiana has the strongest anti-alcohol laws in the nation. To a degree, elements of Prohibition are still a part of Hoosier history. It’s a great tie-in with what’s going on

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locally with the opening and prevalence of many new local breweries, tap rooms and wineries. The after-story is that people are interested in drinking not to become intoxicated necessarily and cause havoc on the city and in their lives but as a way to relax and as a social engagement.”

Prohibition was a failed political tactic that was used to deprive adult citizens of a freedom and the ability to moderate and make moral decisions for themselves.

Honoring the history of Prohibition in Hamilton County, the CCHS proudly presents its “Flappers and Dappers” event this Oct. 10 at the Bridgewater Club in Carmel. The speakeasy themed event is celebrating the traveling exhibit and subject of Prohibition. “It’s going to be a great time,” Dill exclaimed. “It’s a fun and exciting way to support the CCHS and a great way for us to show people that history is exciting, relevant and it’s now.”

Guests of the Flappers and Dappers event can expect to walk in a back door kind of experience designed to make patrons feel like they are walking through the back room of a local venue to an undisclosed speakeasy.

They will be offered signature drinks, cash bar, hors d’oeuvres, mock gambling and great music from Barometer Soup that will play modern dance music for non-Foxtrot types.

A VIP experience will take place from 6-7 p.m. on the evening of the event. A specialty cocktail, souvenirs and special experiences that are not open to the general public will be available for the VIP ticket holders. Tickets are $60 for non-members and $50 for CCHS members. Costumes are encouraged but not required. Ticket information is available at carmelclayhistory.org.

Mansion, 2000 W.116th St. There is an evening tour on Friday and Saturday after an evening of heavy hors d’oeuvres and an auction beginning at 6 p.m. for $40 per ticket. A cash bar is available.

Tickets for the 18th Carmel Clay Historical Society Holiday Home Tour this Dec. 5 and 6 will be available for purchase at the Flappers and Dappers event as well. This year all tours will begin at the Coxhall

For more information on the IHS’s traveling Prohibition exhibit and the Indiana State Museum Prohibition exhibit visit their websites at indianahistory.org and indianamuseum.org.

Oktoberfest October 11th

Just the tour will begin at Coxhall at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Tickets are $20.

Contact the Carmel Clay Historical Society at carmelclayhistory.org for more details.

The tour focuses on historic homes or homes with antiques. We provide community heritage and encourage preservation of this heritage. The old McShane house on Westfield Boulevard was slated for the wreaking ball. Carmel Clay was instrumental in saving this piece of Carmel history. The home is on this year’s tour.

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PROHIBITION FUN FACTS From the Carmel Signal, February 17, 1922, a Noblesville candy storeowner is arrested for selling candy flavoring containing alcohol.

The Volstead Act allowed people to legally possess liquor, like whiskey, with a doctor’s prescription. However, Indiana’s “bone dry” law outlawed the possession of all alcohol, even for medicinal purposes.

On October 28, 1919, President Woodrow Wilson vetoed the Volstead Act, which allowed for the enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and spelled out exactly what was and was not allowed.

Congress overrode his veto on the same day.

During Prohibition, the Al Brady and John Dillinger gangs were patrons of The Slippery Noodle Inn in Indianapolis, one of Indiana’s oldest bars, established in 1850.

The gangs used the rear building (originally the horse stable) for target practice. Today, several bullets remain embedded in the lower east wall.

Hoosier vice president Charles Fairbanks, who married a Carmel woman, may have lost his chance to become president following Teddy Roosevelt because he hosted a political party at his Indianapolis home and served alcohol. A drink similar to the “Manhattan” was subsequently created and dubbed “the Fairbanks” in his honor.

Carmel’s chapter of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union continued its work even after the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. But not all locals were enthusiastic. A sign they posted on the edge

of town was defaced in 1934.

Excerpts from the minute book of Carmel’s chapter of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union:

JANUARY 1931

“The WCTU met Jan. 16 at the library for an all day service as it was National Victory Day on the 11th anniversary of prohibition.”

AUGUST 10, 1934

Even after the appeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, the WCTU continued its efforts. Not everyone in Carmel appreciated its work: “A motion was made and carried that the prohibition sign, which was purchased and placed by the WCTU at the South edge of Carmel, be removed, on account of having been disfigured.”

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NUMBER OF INDIANA BREWERIES BY YEAR 1887 = 106 1918 = 33 1920-1933 = NATIONAL PROHIBITION 1935 = 17 1955 = 6 1975 = 2 1995 = 7 2009 = 32 More than 75 establishments serve beer, wine and/or liquor in Carmel and Fishers in 2014. New taprooms, bars and wineries continue to pop up all over Indiana today.

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GHOSTS AND GOBLINS AND PUMPKINS… OH MY! Carmel Education Foundation will be held Saturday, Oct. 30 at Carmel High School.

Safe costumes are welcome and prizes will be awarded o the best youth, adult and ensemble costumes. The Wellness Fair will be open to the public from 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. For more information and registration visit carmelghostrun.com.

good cause –to raise money for the Traders Point Rural Historic District, a nonprofit There’s much to BOO, I mean do, in organization that protects more than 2,600 Carmel and surrounding areas for the acres of green space around Eagle Creek for month of October. If you’re looking for the enjoyment of generations to come. The family-friendly tricks or treats throughout fundraiser has donated more than $120,000 Hamilton County, there is plenty to see and to the Traders Point Rural Historic District, do with your little ghosts and goblins. one of only three designated rural historic districts in Indiana. The cost is $10 per Head over to Clay Terrace on Oct. 25 for Go to Carmel City to Celebrate Oktoberfest person and children under 10 are free. Visit Boo N’ Brew. Adults can enjoy beer and and will feature PolkaBoy at Carmel City traderspointcreamery.com or call 317-733kids can enjoy their annual Malloween-their Center to celebrate Oktoberfest on Friday 1700 for more information. mall-wide, safe trick or treating during Boo Oct. 10 at 6 p.m. Oktoberfest has become N’ Brew. Children ages 10 and under will be an annual celebratory fall event for Carmel Set your reminders that Trick or Treating able to trick-or-treat from store to store. Live residents. It is free to the public and open will be on Oct. 31 from 5-8 p.m. in Carmel. entertainment, face painting, balloon artists to all ages. PolkaBoy, a 14-piece band that and hayrides will be available. plays a variety of music from polka and Have a safe and spooktacular Halloween! waltz to classic rock, will perform on the The return of our headless friend and upper deck of Carmel City Center, along his trusty steed will be at Conner Prairie Veteran’s Way. throughout October. For a complete list of spooky to not so spooky, family-friendly Travel a few minutes west and check activities underway at Conner Prairie, visit out the Country Market’s 15th Annual connerprairie.org.

Pumpkinfest, in Zionsville. Open every weekend in October plus Nov. 1 and Discover Stonycreek Farm in Noblesville 2. Adults are $10, children 2-15 are $9 and help them celebrate its 42nd Annual and under 2 are free. Activities with Pumpkin Harvest Festival, happening Sept. admission included a corn maze, hayrides, 27 through Oct. 31. It is open to the public pumpkin decorating, face painting, live from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. The zip line is open on entertainment, corn hole, a 100 ft. slide and Saturdays and Sundays ONLY during the so much more. Visit thepumpkinfest.com Pumpkin Harvest Festival. For an entire list for all of the details. of activities visit stonycreekfarm.net.

Take a brief drive out to the country to Cruise on up to Sheridan, Ind., and check Traders Point Creamery for its Eighth out the month long calendar of events at Annual Oktoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 11.

Stuckey Farm. Its 2014 Harvest Festival Come celebrate in the German tradition Weekends begin Sept. 20 through Oct. 26. with farm-inspired German food, a whole Stuckey Farm has added a new weekend hog roast, and toe-tapping live music from to the celebration bringing their total to PolkaBoy and Tad Robinson Band. Get in six weekends for your family to enjoy their the spirit with the German Biergarten, Sun many fall activities. Visit the website at King Brewery and wine tasting. Families stuckeyfarm.com for all of the new and can enjoy hayrides, pony rides, a pumpkin favorite family events. patch, face painting, farm games, crafts and watch the evening cow milking. Visit The Sixth Annual Ghosts and Goblins the Artisan Farm Market for locally grown 5K/2K & Wellness Fair, presented by the and handcrafted goods. The fun is all for a Writer / Janelle Morrison

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PUMPKINS AND TREATS FOR A SWEET CAUSE:

RILEY HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN Your mother told you an apple a day kept the doctors away, but did you know pumpkins will get you an afternoon filled with IU Health physicians and a whole lot of special treats all for Riley’s Kids?

Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health North Hospital and RE/MAX Legends Group organizes a pumpkin patch event each year to raise funds for Riley Hospital for Children. The event will be held on Saturday, Oct. 11, and is free to the public.

Drawing in an estimated crowd of 5,000 to 8,000 people, this annual event continues to grow in popularity, as do the donations they receive at the conclusion of this threehour event held in Carmel, Ind. All of the proceeds collected are donated to Riley.

Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health North Hospital puts the area’s best children’s doctors within the reach of local residents.

Bec Hunter, the event organizer and Realtor & Media/PR Director for RE/MAX Legends, has been organizing this event since 2003.

“It’s hard to believe, but another year has rolled around and it’s time to plan our annual Pumpkin Patch Festival,” Hunter announced.

“RE/MAX Legends Group is in general a big supporter of Riley Hospital for Children through the Children’s Miracle Network.”

Since 1983, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals has raised more than $5

billion for 170 children’s hospitals across the United States and Canada. These donations have gone to support research and training, purchase equipment, and pay for uncompensated care, all to save and improve the lives of as many children as possible. Their mission is to increase funds and awareness for local children’s hospitals.

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals are dedicated to saving the lives of kids in their communities. According to their website, CMN states “62 children enter a Children’s Miracle Network Hospital for treatment every minute — one child every second. Some are battling cancer.

Some are suffering from a traumatic injury.

Others require constant care because they were born too early or with a genetic disease.” Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals are steadfast in their commitment to serve their communities and always have their doors open.

“The total contributions to the CMN, from our RE/MAX of Indiana agents in 2013, was an amazing $174,909.87,” Hunter said.

“Our agents can donate out of commissions that we make.”

“Together we can make a difference,” Hunter concluded. “Along with the public’s help, we can touch the lives of families who benefit daily from the care provided by Riley Hospital for Children.”

The event will feature fun and educational activities for the whole family in the North parking lot and Atrium of IU Health North and will include fun games such as a life size “Operation” game, surgical services booth that teaches first aid and procedures, caricature artist, petting zoo, face painting, lunch tent, bounce house, train rides, prize giveaways and a free pumpkin for each child (while supplies last). Monetary donations for Riley Hospital for Children are accepted.

The event will be from noon to 3:00 p.m. at IU Health North located at 116th and Meridian in Carmel, Ind. For more information about the event or how to make donations, contact Bec Hunter at RE/MAX Legends Group at 317-849-7653.

RE/MAX of Indiana honored their RE/ MAX associates and offices for their donations to the Children’s Miracle Network hospitals last year at an awards celebration at the JW Marriott in downtown Indianapolis.

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CARMEL COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER’S COMMUNITY NIGHT AT CRUST PIZZERIA Writer / Neil Lucus Photographer / Bizzzeybee Photography

strangers very long. According to Gladwell, Roseto was an outlier.

In the introduction to Malcom Gladwell’s bestselling book, Outliers, he tells the story of Roseto, Pennsylvania, a small remote community in the eastern part of the state, where there was no suicide, no alcoholism, no drug addiction, and very little crime.

Not many kids left the town as they grew up and no one was on welfare. People died of old age. Incidence of heart disease was so abnormally low that it prompted a medical study of the town and its residents. The study concluded that this anomaly of good health wasn’t diet or exercise or genes or location, but that it could be traced back to the paesani culture of the small village in southern Italy from which most of the families in Roseto descended. A culture where social interaction was a constant in the villager’s life and people were not

In sponsoring our first Community Night event in Carmel, it is our hope to do a small part in making Carmel such an outlier, like Roseto, by increasing the social interaction in our great community. One of our magazine’s goals is to bring Carmel residents closer together and gaining a sense of community by sharing their stories on a monthly basis. This event is just an extension of that purpose. As the title implies, we are having the event in a community or family table setting, which means long tables with everyone sharing food and conversation. This is not to be confused with a networking event where you collect ten business cards and feel you have satisfied your job obligation and are free to go or an alternative for Match.com.

This is intended to be an opportunity to get

to know some of your neighbors in a setting that is conducive to enjoying good food, good drink and great conversation.

We have picked Crust Pizzeria as our first site for this event for its exceptionally high quality food and atmosphere and the fact that its layout is conducive to a family table setup.

The evening starts at 6 p.m. on October 16th. There will be complimentary wine tasting and 50% discount on bottles of wine.

The cost for the event is $15.

As you might imagine space is limited.

To RSVP, go to goo.gle/HrzU5V. We will be including pictures of the event in our November issue. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

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OCTOBER LOCAL EVENTS

10 / GLADYS KNIGHT

Seven-time Grammy Award winner Gladys Knight has earned No. 1 hits in Pop, R&B and Adult Contemporary, and continues to triumph in film and television. She has unassailable artistry in all her endeavors and is referred to as Empress of Soul and Motown royalty with hits such as “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” “Midnight Train To Georgia” and “Love Overboard.” / 8 p.m. / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts / 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 / thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

3-4 / DANCE ON THE DARK SIDE

As our season opener, the Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre brings this devilishly dark concert to The Tarkington stage for the first time. This chilling night will include morose tales of murderous women, vampires and ghoulish mysteries. These thrilling dancers will send shivers down your spine. Reserve your tickets early to kick start your Halloween season. Don’t forget: come dressed to kill. / 7 p.m. / Tarkington, 3 Center Green, #200, Carmel / 317-843-3800

3 / TRACE ADKINS

Trace Adkins’ trademark baritone has powered countless hits to the top of the charts and sold more than 10 million albums. The Grammy-nominated member of the Grand Ole Opry is a television personality, actor, author, spokesman for the Wounded Warrior Program and the American Red Cross and has performed seven USO Tours.

8 p.m. / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts / 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 / thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

4 / TOMMY TUNE: TAPS, TUNES AND TALL TALES

In Taps, Tunes and Tall Tales, Broadway’s tallest tapper takes to the world’s smallest stage, dancing, singing and tale-telling through 50 years of big time showmanship – all on only four square feet. / 8 p.m. / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts / 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 / thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

10-12 / FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY FALL BOOK SALE

The sale features hardbacks, paperbacks, children’s books, audiobooks and CDs. More than 20,000 items will be available for purchase. Prices range from $0.25 to $3.

The Friends Library Bookstore will be open during the sale as well. Cash, checks, Visa and MasterCard are accepted

18 / TALIJA

International Folk Dancing Show From Belgrade, Serbia Talija Art Co. will present folk dance and music from Serbia, Russia, Romania, Bulgaria and Macedonia.

Talija was established in 1998 and has performed all over the world 5:30 - 7:30 PM Zionsville Performing Art Center, 1000 Mulberry St., Zionsville / 317-225-0106 rsavich@indy.rr.com / talija.rs

at both the sale and the bookstore. / Oct. 10 – 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Oct. 11 – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Oct. 12 – 1 to 5 p.m. / Carmel Clay Public Library, Program Room, 55 4th Ave SE / carmel.lib.in.us or 317-571-4292

11 / GRIEG PIANO CONCERTO WITH SEAN CHEN

The superb artistry of Sean Chen, APA Classical Fellow and Van Cliburn medalist, will be on full display in a glorious performance of Grieg’s familiar “Piano Concerto.”

Tchaikovsky’s powerful “Symphony No. 4” combines deep emotion, beautiful melodies and orchestral virtuosity with a thrilling conclusion. Music Matters, a free pre-concert conversation highlighting interesting perspectives on the evening’s composers and their music, begins at 6:45 p.m. / 7:30 p.m. / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts / 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

18 / PEANUT BUTTER & JAM: MARIACHI SOL JALISCIENSE

Back by popular demand, Mariachi Sol Jalisciense is an enthusiastic Indianapolis-based band. With traditional costumes, hats, and most of all, the beautiful music, your family will discover a tradition that dates back hundreds of years. Mariachi Sol Jalisciense is known for playing music and cultural festivals throughout Central Indiana. The entire matinee experience is under 1 hour and is especially geared for youth ages 1-7. / 10:30 a.m. / $10/child, two free adults with each child ticket purchase / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts / 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 / thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

18 / ORPHEUS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA WITH JONATHAN BISS

This celebrated conductor-less ensemble continues its tradition of collaboration with the world’s finest soloists.

25 / NATIONAL ACROBATS OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA CIRQUE PEKING

One of the world’s most acclaimed acrobatic troupes, the National Acrobats of China thrill audiences with their agility and flexibility as they perform daring feats with common objects. You will be astounded and thrilled with their unique combination of acrobatic and circus prowess.

8 p.m. / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 thecenterfortheperformingarts.org Pianist Jonathan Biss reveals his commanding technique and exceptional lyrical gifts that have garnered critical acclaim and enthusiastic audiences. / 8 p.m. / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

19 / SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK – 40TH ANNIVERSARY

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of this renowned Grammy nominated a cappella quintet in a fiery and engaging blend of blues, African, jazz, gospel and R&B music. This ensemble, rooted in African American history and culture, educates, entertains and empowers its audience and community through the dynamic vehicles of a cappella singing and American Sign Language interpretation for the deaf and hearing impaired. / 7 pm / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts / 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 / thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

23 / TENTH ANNUAL THE GUILDED LEAF BOOK & AUTHOR LUNCHEON

Presented by the Guild of the Carmel Clay Public Library Foundation. This year’s featured authors are Elin Hilderbrand, William Kent Krueger, Joanna Scott, Gail Sheehy, Matthew Thomas and Troy Cummings. Meet the authors, purchase books, enjoy an elegant luncheon, take part in the raffle and silent auction, and hear the authors speak. Admission is $70/person. Corporate tables of 10 are available for $1,200. All proceeds benefit the Carmel Clay Public Library. / 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.

Ritz Charles, 12156 N. Meridian St., Carmel Call 317-814-3905 for reservations.

23 / HOME FREE CRAZY LIFE TOUR When country a cappella band Home Free was crowned Season 4 Champions of NBC’s “The Sing-Off” this past

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December, their victory was by no means the beginnings of a career for the five country stars from Minnesota.

Rather it was a satisfying culmination of nearly a decade of hard work and commitment to a vocal craft growing in popularity. Home Free continues to entertain audiences with their high-energy show peppered with quick-witted humor that meshes Nashville standards with pop hits dipped in country flavor.

7:30 p.m. / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts / 355 City Center Dr., Carmel / 317-843-3800 thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

24-NOV. 8 / GOLDA’S BALCONY

A look at the life of legendary world leader Golda Meir and her idealism, power and strength. From an impoverished childhood in Russia to Prime Minister of Israel, Golda Meir’s life is filled with mystery and breathtaking drama. This intimate and compelling one-

woman show takes you into the heart and mind of one of 20th century’s great leaders. / Various times / Tarkington, 3 Center Green, #200, Carmel / 317-843-3800

25 / ETHAN BORTNICK

Ethan Bortnick, the youngest performer ever to headline his own concert tour, will bring his captivating new family music special to the Palladium. At only 13 years old, Ethan has already moved audiences nationally and internationally as a pianist, composer, singer, entertainer and a driven humanitarian. Ethan has opened for Elton John, Tony Bennett, Gladys Knight, Josh Groban, Santana and many others. He has been featured on many national late night and morning television shows and made history as the youngest musician to create and host his own concert special on PBS. / 7 p.m. / The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts / 355 City Center Dr., Carmel 317-843-3800

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MEET RICK HARRISON: SENIOR FINANCIAL ADVISOR FOR SYM FINANCIAL IN CARMEL Writer / Neil Lucus Photogrophy / JJ Kaplan

Rick Harrison is a 25-year veteran of the investment advisory industry and is also the senior financial advisor for SYM Financial Advisors in its Carmel office. Harrison has an unique commitment to his faith and community. For those unfamiliar with SYM Financial Advisors, it’s the second largest Registered Investment Advisory firm in the state of Indiana with an office in Carmel, which provides full-service wealth management, portfolio management and retirement plan management services to clients throughout the United States.

SYM also has $1.5 billion of assets under management.

After working for 15 years with another wealth management firm located in Fishers, Harrison, in 2012, accepted a challenge to be the CFO of a church located in Little Rock, Ark. The church sought out a seasoned financial professional to temporarily help as it looked to move to an abandoned Walmart building. The move to the new space had the potential to put the church in significant financial trouble. With Harrison’s guidance the church successfully made the transition to the space while securing its financial future. With the job complete and the church’s finances secure, Rick acceptable his position with SYM. Upon returning to Indiana, Rick continued his commitment to his community and his

faith. Rick regularly participates in a local prison ministry that requires him to regularly meet with inmates at the local Pendleton facility. In addition to his involvement with the prison ministry, Rick is active in the Epilepsy Foundation of Indiana, as both treasurer and board member.

Jerry Yeager, CEO of SYM, recently commented that SYM looked for quite a while to find just the right person to head its Carmel office. However, as soon as they met Harrison they knew he had the exceptional qualities they had been searching. If you are looking for an experienced financial advisor with deep roots and a commitment to his community, call, Rick Harrison.

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