Wednesday August 10 2016Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield

Vol 3 No 157 Scattered showers and thunderstormsmainly after 9 am Rain chances 40percent today and 20 percent tonight

TODAYrsquoS WEATHER

HIGH 89 LOW 71

Bryan Clauson 1989-2016

The family of Indy 500 veteran and USAC champion driver Bryan Clauson releasedthe following statement Monday morning

Last night the 7th of August we said goodbye to our son my fianceacute our friendBryan Clauson He was surrounded by family and friends and we were grateful that wecould experience his final moments with him

Our Bryan fought to the end with the same desire that he demonstrated behind thewheel of all the various race cars he would park in victory lane However we were moreproud of our Bryan that took a moment to make a young fans day or demonstrated hisuncommon kindness and appreciation toward his friends family and fans

We would like to thank everybody who has shown their concern toward us and keptus in their prayers We will never be able to truly thank you We would also like to thank

the staff at Bryan Medical Center who stood and fought with our Bryan since he arrivedhere early yesterday morning

We know that our Bryan is also your Bryan and that you would like to participate inhonoring him A service will be held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway at a date andtime to be announced soon In lieu of flowers or to make a donation people may directtheir contributions to the USAC Benevolent Fund website at httpusacbforgcash-donation or checks should be made out to the USAC Benevolent Foundation in the nameof Bryan Clauson The address is 124 E Northfield Drive Suite F 129 Brownsburg IN46112

Thank you for being a part of our Bryans lifeLauren Tim Di and Taylor

Statement from Bryan Clausonrsquos family

Bryan Clauson could race anything atany track - from the dirt tracks where hebecame a champion to the Indianapolis Mo-tor Speedway

The Noblesville driver proved that lastMay when he had his best Indianapolis 500finish in the afternoon of May 29 and drovea sprint car to the feature victory at KokomoSpeedway that night

Clauson 27 died Sunday evening frominjuries sustained in a crash the night beforeat the Belleville (Kansas) Nationals midgetrace on the half-mile dirt oval Clauson wasairlifted to Bryan Medical Center in Lin-coln Neb but did not survive

Clauson was born in Carmichael Califon June 15 1989 and got his start in QuarterMidgets at age 5 Even at that young of anage his talent was evident - as an 8-year-old he won 30 races By the time he turned10 in 1999 Bryan had won over 200 Quar-ter Midget races

Clauson and his family moved to No-blesville in 1999 and he graduated fromNoblesville High School in 2007 But hehad already started on his path to stardomlong before then When he was 14 Clausonmoved to the Sprint cars and in 2004 wonsix events and was named Rookie of theYear at the Lawrenceburg and Bloomingtonspeedways

On June 9 2004 six days before turning15 Clauson won his first USAC featurerace He was victorious in the KenyonMidget race that night at the IndianapolisSpeedrome the first of three wins at thattrack in 2004

He would go on to win at least oneUSAC feature a year through 2016 Clau-sons most prolific year was 2013 when hetriumphed in 22 USAC races from loca-tions as varied as Perris California to Oca-la Florida

Clausons final USAC feature win wason Aug 3 at Beloit Wisconsin He totaled112 career USAC wins placing him fifth onthe all-time list

Clausons sudden passing not onlyshocked and saddened the racing communi-ty but Noblesville and the state of Indianaas well

Our thought and prayers are with thefamily and friends of Bryan Clauson saidNoblesville Mayor John Ditslear Theworld knew him as a talented driver but offthe track he was an even better personBryan lived and was raised in Noblesvilleand represented our city well whenever hewas away He brought so much joy to our

community as we watched him growthrough the driving ranks and participatesin some of the sports biggest races Hispresence and humble smile will be missed

ldquoKaren and I were deeply saddened tolearn of the passing of Noblesvillersquos BryanClauson said Indiana Governor MikePence He was a tremendous competitorand his incredible talent was evident fromthe Hoosier statersquos many short tracks to thefamed Indianapolis Motor Speedway

ldquoHe was deeply respected by his fellowcompetitors and beloved by his family Aswe pause to honor the passing of a Hoosierracing champion let us keep the Clausonfamily and his fianceacutee Lauren in ourthoughts and prayersrdquo

ldquoA true ambassador for all motor sportsrdquo

Bryan Clauson was a championwinning hundreds of races in hiscareer But he always had time for hisfans (below)

Kent GrahamFile photos

News2

Clauson was considered the nations topshort-track dirt-car driver with four USAuto Club national championships - two insprint cars and two in midgets - as well aswins in prestigious events the likes of theChili Bowl Turkey Night Grand Prix andBelleville Nationals

In the mold of old-school racers likeAJ Foyt Gary Bettenhausen and TonyStewart eager and willing to race anythinganywhere Clauson set a goal in 2016 ofcompeting in 200 races including the 100thRunning of the Indianapolis 500 presentedby PennGrade Motor Oil Driving the No88 Cancer Treatment Centers of AmericaHonda for Dale CoyneJonathan ByrdsRacing Clauson finished a career-best 23rdin this years Indy 500 and led his first lapsin the historic race

Saturdays race at the Belleville Nation-als where Clauson was the defendingchampion was the 116th on his trek toward200 He picked up his 27th feature win thisseason in the midget race Wednesday nightat Beloit Kan

Many drivers sent messages of supportand condolence through social media onMonday after Clausons passing was an-nounced Conor Daly a fellow Noblesvilleresident and three-time Indianapolis 500qualifier posted a series of messages andpictures on Twitter Our sport has lost anincredible person Daly began A winnermore times than most of us will ever be Itwas a true honor to be your teammate Bry-an

Pippa Mann who was a teammate ofClauson during this years 500 said onTwitter The world has lost more than agreat racer it has lost a great man Rest inPeace Bryan Clauson She also postedseveral messages of support and changedher avatar to say a green and white circlewith BC inside - Clauson was known asBC to friends and family

Clauson earned a USAC-INDYCARscholarship for winning the 2010 USACnational drivers title The scholarshipearned Clauson six Indy Lights starts in2011 in a car shared with current VerizonIndyCar Series rookie Conor Daly at SamSchmidt Motorsports while Clauson contin-ued to race in USACs national series Hisbest finish in eight career Indy Lights wasthird at Iowa Speedway in 2011

Clauson won the scholarship awardagain in 2012 allowing him to make hisIndianapolis 500 debut in 2012 with SarahFisher Hartman Racing qualifying 31st andfinishing 30th Clauson returned to India-napolis Motor Speedway in 2015 finishing

31st in the Indy 500 for KVSHJonathanByrds Racing

Clauson also served as a developmentdriver for Chip Ganassi Racing in 2007-08winning an ARCA race in 2007 He made21 NASCAR Xfinity Series starts in 2008finishing second in rookie points where heteamed occasionally with three-time India-napolis 500 winner Dario Franchitti

Clauson is survived by his parents Timand Di his sister Taylor and fianceacutee LaurenStewart Funeral arrangements are pendingA memorial service in his honor will takeplace at the Indianapolis Motor Speedwayat a date soon to be announced

CLAUSON From Page 1

Fall Creek Road fire injures firefighter causes damageFishers Firefighters responded to a house fire just after noon Sunday in the Geist areaApproximately 40 firefighters made an aggressive attack into the residence at the

11500 block of Fall Creek Road keeping the bulk of the fire contained to the three-cargarage Parts of the house did sustain water and smoke damage Firefighters had the fireunder control in about 55 minutes

No civilians were injured in the blaze but one firefighter did sustain a minor injuryand was transported to the hospital for evaluation and treatment

The cause is under investigation but not considered suspicious at this time No dollarloss amount available yet

Assisting Agencies were the Carmel Fire Department Indianapolis Fire DepartmentNoblesville Fire Department Fishers Police Department Fishers Fire Corps and Amer-ican Red Cross

Photos courtesy Fishers Fire Department

3Obituaries

Hamilton CountyReporter

Contact InformationPhone

317-408-5548

EmailHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

317-408-5548

Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom

317-773-2769

Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall

Web Addresswwwhc-reportercom

Mailing AddressPO Box190

Westfield IN 46074

Subscripton InformationPrint Edition

3 months $186 months $341 Year $68

Daily Email Edition6 months $251 Year $50

And Jesus saith unto him The foxes have holes and the birds ofthe air have nests but the Son of man hath not where to lay his head

- Matthew 820

50 Years AgoNews The face lifting of the Flowing Well and surrounding area is ldquogoingaheadrdquo according to Richard Edwards sponsor of the Carmel High SchoolKey Club In a meeting last Saturday morning Neil Garrison an executiveof American Aggregates Company and Edwards decided an area withina radius of approximately 60 feet of the well would be developed Aparking area will be provided after trees and brush are removed behindthe monumentSports Jim Belden coach of the Westfield High grid team tackles afootball schedule like a linebacker going after a halfback but Belden hasa rough tough assignment this fall There are two new opponents on abrand new preseason jamboree which will feature four members of thenew Mid Capital ConferenceAd Davis Furniture 3 Gold Tweed cushions $15800

Mary Frances McCord

June 20 1924 - August 5 2016

Mary Frances McCord 92 of Noblesville and formerly of Marion passed away onFriday August 5 2016 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus inNoblesville She was born on June 20 1924 to Frank andMary (Pointer) Fenton in Pennville Indiana

She was the youngest of the three children of James(Frank) and Mary Fenton of Jay County and WinchesterShe graduated from High School in 1942 and marriedDonald Gene McCord in Seattle Washington on July 131944 while he was in the Navy She worked at AnchorHocking Glass and then was a homemaker for the balanceof her life She was heavily involved in the Marion Bowl-ing League for years with her friends at the Marion PhiDelts and attended the Central Christian Church in MarionShe was also a choir member many years ago at the Con-gregational Christian Church in Winchester Indiana Marycontinued to live on Westwood Drive in Marion Indiana

following Dons passing in 1998 She moved to Sweet Living west of Marion in 2005and then on to Prairie Lakes in Noblesville in 2011

She is survived by her daughter Donna (Ken) Wagner of Fishers son Jim (MickeyPratt) McCord of Denver CO grandchildren Kevin (Catherine) Wagner of NoblesvilleAmanda (Scott) Russell of Madison Heights MI Sam McCord of Keau HI JenniferMcCord of Denver CO and Chris (Jennifer Karcher) McCord of Groton CT andgreat-grandchildren Michele Giovanna Crystal Ashley Sebastian Myriah amp Emily ofDenver CO Elizabeth amp William of Madison Heights MI and Elise of Fishers

In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Don McCordwho passed away in 1998 and two sisters Louise amp Barbara

Services will be held at 1100 am on Friday August 12 2016 at Christ LutheranChurch 10055 East 186th Street in Noblesville with visitation beginning at 1000 priorto the service Rev Adrian Piazza will officiate Burial will be at 230 pm at Gardens ofMemory 11201 S Marion Rd 35 Marion IN 46952

Memorial contributions may be made to Christ Lutheran Church 10055 East 186thStreet Noblesville IN 46060

Arrangements by Randall amp Roberts Funeral Homes Noblesville-FishersCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Nancy Anne Snow

August 21 1955 - August 7 2016

Nancy Anne Snow 60 of Noblesville graduated to Heaven on the morning ofSunday August 7 2016 at IU Health Methodist Hospital inIndianapolis She was born on August 21 1955 to Robertand Madeline (Rogers) Statzer in Noblesville Indiana

Nancy was a 1975 graduate of Hamilton SoutheasternHigh School and proudly served her country in the ArmyReserves For 10 years she worked as a shipping clerk forApex Industries and for Covert Industries for 14 yearsNancy was a member of Cyntheanne Christian Churchwhere she was active in the Charity Circle andtaught Sunday School and Preschool She assisted in prepar-ing care packages for members of the military and with theChristmas Shoebox Ministry of Samaritans Purse A wom-an of many gifts Nancy took homeless children to play andeat pizza through Interfaith supported missions and went on

mission trips to Jamaica worked with Rainbow Christian Church Camp for women andwomen of faith was a Girl amp Boy Scout troop leader coached little league softball atHamilton SE and delivered Meals on Wheels She enjoyed cooking gardening craftspainting hummingbirds crocheting and knitting Nancy camped and traveled attendedCivil War re-enactments and was active in Breast Cancer amp Melanoma awareness eventsMost of all she loved spending time with her family and being Grandmother to her furbabies

In addition to her parents Nancy is survived by her husband Orville Butch SnowJr son Kevin Snow daughters Hannah (Kevin) Stoops and Haley Snow brother JonStatzer sisters Jeanne (Dan) Tucker and Kim Kunkle several nieces amp nephews and herspecial friend Kathleen Lepper She was preceded in death by her brothers Robert JosephBobby Statzer and Michael Stephen Mick Statzer

Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Thursday August 11 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville Services will be held at 1100am on Friday August 12 2016 at Cyntheanne Christian Church 13151 Cyntheanne Roadin Fishers with visitation 1 hour prior Rev Larry J Renihan and Pastor Brent Emerickwill officiate Burial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Indianapolis

Memorial contributions may be made to Pulmonary Hypertension Association 801Roeder Road Suite 1000 Silver Spring MD 20910 or Samaritans Purse PO Box 3000Boone NC 28607 or Cyntheanne Christian Church 13151 Cyntheanne Road FishersIN 46037

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Warren Hunter Westbrook DDS

July 9 2016

Warren Hunter Westbrook DDS 81 of Cicero passed away July 9 2016A Memorial Service will be held at 400 pm on August 13 2016 at Anderson Seventh

Day Adventist Church 1122 W 8th Street in Anderson with visitation from 300 pm tothe time of service

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Hamilton County Reporter

Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper

3Obituaries

Hamilton CountyReporter

Contact InformationPhone

317-408-5548

EmailHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

317-408-5548

Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom

317-773-2769

Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall

Web Addresswwwhc-reportercom

Mailing AddressPO Box190

Westfield IN 46074

Subscripton InformationPrint Edition

3 months $186 months $341 Year $68

Daily Email Edition6 months $251 Year $50

And Jesus saith unto him The foxes have holes and the birds ofthe air have nests but the Son of man hath not where to lay his head

- Matthew 820

50 Years AgoNews The face lifting of the Flowing Well and surrounding area is ldquogoingaheadrdquo according to Richard Edwards sponsor of the Carmel High SchoolKey Club In a meeting last Saturday morning Neil Garrison an executiveof American Aggregates Company and Edwards decided an area withina radius of approximately 60 feet of the well would be developed Aparking area will be provided after trees and brush are removed behindthe monumentSports Jim Belden coach of the Westfield High grid team tackles afootball schedule like a linebacker going after a halfback but Belden hasa rough tough assignment this fall There are two new opponents on abrand new preseason jamboree which will feature four members of thenew Mid Capital ConferenceAd Davis Furniture 3 Gold Tweed cushions $15800

Mary Frances McCord

June 20 1924 - August 5 2016

Mary Frances McCord 92 of Noblesville and formerly of Marion passed away onFriday August 5 2016 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus inNoblesville She was born on June 20 1924 to Frank andMary (Pointer) Fenton in Pennville Indiana

She was the youngest of the three children of James(Frank) and Mary Fenton of Jay County and WinchesterShe graduated from High School in 1942 and marriedDonald Gene McCord in Seattle Washington on July 131944 while he was in the Navy She worked at AnchorHocking Glass and then was a homemaker for the balanceof her life She was heavily involved in the Marion Bowl-ing League for years with her friends at the Marion PhiDelts and attended the Central Christian Church in MarionShe was also a choir member many years ago at the Con-gregational Christian Church in Winchester Indiana Marycontinued to live on Westwood Drive in Marion Indiana

following Dons passing in 1998 She moved to Sweet Living west of Marion in 2005and then on to Prairie Lakes in Noblesville in 2011

She is survived by her daughter Donna (Ken) Wagner of Fishers son Jim (MickeyPratt) McCord of Denver CO grandchildren Kevin (Catherine) Wagner of NoblesvilleAmanda (Scott) Russell of Madison Heights MI Sam McCord of Keau HI JenniferMcCord of Denver CO and Chris (Jennifer Karcher) McCord of Groton CT andgreat-grandchildren Michele Giovanna Crystal Ashley Sebastian Myriah amp Emily ofDenver CO Elizabeth amp William of Madison Heights MI and Elise of Fishers

In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Don McCordwho passed away in 1998 and two sisters Louise amp Barbara

Services will be held at 1100 am on Friday August 12 2016 at Christ LutheranChurch 10055 East 186th Street in Noblesville with visitation beginning at 1000 priorto the service Rev Adrian Piazza will officiate Burial will be at 230 pm at Gardens ofMemory 11201 S Marion Rd 35 Marion IN 46952

Memorial contributions may be made to Christ Lutheran Church 10055 East 186thStreet Noblesville IN 46060

Arrangements by Randall amp Roberts Funeral Homes Noblesville-FishersCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Nancy Anne Snow

August 21 1955 - August 7 2016

Nancy Anne Snow 60 of Noblesville graduated to Heaven on the morning ofSunday August 7 2016 at IU Health Methodist Hospital inIndianapolis She was born on August 21 1955 to Robertand Madeline (Rogers) Statzer in Noblesville Indiana

Nancy was a 1975 graduate of Hamilton SoutheasternHigh School and proudly served her country in the ArmyReserves For 10 years she worked as a shipping clerk forApex Industries and for Covert Industries for 14 yearsNancy was a member of Cyntheanne Christian Churchwhere she was active in the Charity Circle andtaught Sunday School and Preschool She assisted in prepar-ing care packages for members of the military and with theChristmas Shoebox Ministry of Samaritans Purse A wom-an of many gifts Nancy took homeless children to play andeat pizza through Interfaith supported missions and went on

mission trips to Jamaica worked with Rainbow Christian Church Camp for women andwomen of faith was a Girl amp Boy Scout troop leader coached little league softball atHamilton SE and delivered Meals on Wheels She enjoyed cooking gardening craftspainting hummingbirds crocheting and knitting Nancy camped and traveled attendedCivil War re-enactments and was active in Breast Cancer amp Melanoma awareness eventsMost of all she loved spending time with her family and being Grandmother to her furbabies

In addition to her parents Nancy is survived by her husband Orville Butch SnowJr son Kevin Snow daughters Hannah (Kevin) Stoops and Haley Snow brother JonStatzer sisters Jeanne (Dan) Tucker and Kim Kunkle several nieces amp nephews and herspecial friend Kathleen Lepper She was preceded in death by her brothers Robert JosephBobby Statzer and Michael Stephen Mick Statzer

Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Thursday August 11 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville Services will be held at 1100am on Friday August 12 2016 at Cyntheanne Christian Church 13151 Cyntheanne Roadin Fishers with visitation 1 hour prior Rev Larry J Renihan and Pastor Brent Emerickwill officiate Burial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Indianapolis

Memorial contributions may be made to Pulmonary Hypertension Association 801Roeder Road Suite 1000 Silver Spring MD 20910 or Samaritans Purse PO Box 3000Boone NC 28607 or Cyntheanne Christian Church 13151 Cyntheanne Road FishersIN 46037

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Warren Hunter Westbrook DDS

July 9 2016

Warren Hunter Westbrook DDS 81 of Cicero passed away July 9 2016A Memorial Service will be held at 400 pm on August 13 2016 at Anderson Seventh

Day Adventist Church 1122 W 8th Street in Anderson with visitation from 300 pm tothe time of service

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Hamilton County Reporter

Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper

News4

The Hamilton County Traffic Safety Partnership an-nounced today its participation in the national and state-wide 2016 Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcementmobilization occurring August 12 through September 52016 The Traffic Safety Partnership is a consortium of lawenforcement agencies in Hamilton County including Car-mel Police Cicero Police Fishers Police Noblesville Po-lice Westfield Police and Indiana State PoliceDepartments along with the Sheriffrsquos Office working toincrease the usage of seatbelts to combat aggressive driv-ing and to decrease impaired driving with the overall goalof creating a safer Hamilton County Officers will joinmore than 250 state and local law enforcement agenciesand thousands more across the country to conduct high-visibility patrols encouraging drivers against drinkingand driving

ldquoEnsuring drivers and their passengers are safe on theroad is one of our key prioritiesrdquo stressed Hamilton Coun-ty Sheriff Mark Bowen ldquoThis campaign allows us theopportunity to remind everyone behind the wheel thatdriving intoxicated is against the law We will be out in fullpatrol and chances are if you drive impaired we will pullyou overrdquo

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over is an annual enforce-ment effort supported by federal funding allocated to theHamilton County Traffic Safety Partnership from the Traf-fic Safety division of the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute(ICJI) Officers from agencies across the county will workovertime to conduct sobriety patrols and checkpointsaround the clock According to ICJI in 2015 there were4828 alcohol-impaired collisions in Indiana resulting in92 fatalities This is a 265 percent decrease in the number

of alcohol-impaired collisions and a 9 percent decrease inresulting fatalities from 2014

ldquoWhile this decrease in alcohol-impaired collisions andfatalities means wersquore on the right track therersquos still roomfor improvementrdquo said ICJI Director Dave Murtaugh ldquoInan effort to ensure our roads are safe at every turn we willcontinue increase Indianarsquos education and enforcement onimpaired drivingrdquo

Indiana law enforcement agencies have been activelyinvolved in the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaignfor over 20 years

For more information regarding the Drive Sober or GetPulled Over enforcement mobilization campaign pleasevisit httpwwwnhtsagovdrivesober

ldquoDrive Sober or Get Pulled Overrdquo

The Hamilton County Traffic Safety Partnership will con-duct a sobriety checkpoint on the night of Saturday Aug 13 andthe early hours of Sunday Aug 14

At a sobriety checkpoint law enforcement officers evaluatedrivers for signs of alcohol or drug impairment at a specifiedpoint along the roadway often depending upon the support oflocal property owners for the use of appropriate land Check-point sites are selected based upon analysis of available crashand impaired driving arrest data and a consideration of officersafety

Vehicles are stopped in a specific sequence such as everyother vehicle every third vehicle every fourth vehicle or bystopping three four or five cars in succession and allowing othertraffic to proceed while checking the stopped vehicles Theplanned sequence in which vehicles are stopped depends on the

number of officers available to staff the checkpoint trafficcongestion and other safety concerns

Upon making contact with the driver the officer advisesthem that theyve been stopped at an HCTSP sobriety checkpointand asks for the drivers license and the vehicles registration Ifin the course of the contact the officer detects that alcohol maybe involved and that the driver may be impaired or if some otherissue arises then the vehicle is directed into a pull-off area forfurther investigation Further investigation may involve the Stan-dardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) On the other hand if alllooks right during the initial contact the driver is often on his orher way in less than two minutes

Officers staffing the sobriety checkpoints work on an over-time basis paid by grant funds from the National HighwayTraffic Safety Administration through the Indiana GovernorrsquosCouncil on Impaired and Dangerous Driving

Sobriety checkpoint scheduled for this weekend

Community Home Health Services awholly-owned subsidiary of CommunityHealth Network will acquire Indianapolis-based Alpha Home Physical Therapyeffective Sept 30

At that time the two entities will be-come one under the Community banner andAlpharsquos employees will join CommunityHome Health as part of the networkrsquos am-bulatory care services division

ldquoThe union between Community andAlpha will prove to be very beneficial tohome health patients throughout centralIndianardquo said Tony Javorka president ofambulatory care for Community ldquoThisstrengthens and expands the impact ofCommunityrsquos home care team at a timewhen home care is increasingly in-demandwhile also allowing us to help Alpharsquos pa-tients connect more easily to our full con-tinuum of carerdquo

Becoming part of a larger care networkwill help Alpha coordinate and streamlineservices for its current patients while en-suring the most-effective communicationbetween caregivers

ldquoMore patients are being encouraged torecover at home following a hospital stayrdquosaid Doug Klink who is currently the pres-ident of Alpha Home Physical TherapyldquoThese patients benefit greatly when theirhome care is delivered as part of a largeintegrated network that also includeshospital care as well as primary and special-ty physician carerdquo

After the transition Klink will becomevice president of Communityrsquos post-acuteservices and Lisa Collins will continue onin her network role as executive director ofHome Health Services

No reductions in staff are expected as aresult of the transaction for either Commu-nity or Alpha and there will be no disrup-tion to patient care during thetransition Community Home Health willcontinue to serve Alpharsquos current patientswho are located across 21 counties of cen-tral Indiana

Community HealthNetwork to acquire AlphaHome Physical Therapy

The Sheridan Lion Club will conduct its11th annual Golf Outing on Friday Aug 19at Coolk Lake Golf Club 520 E CountyRoad 750 North Lebanon

Check in is at 10 am with lunch at 11am Play begins at noon with a shot gunstart

The cost is $50 per player or $200 perteam Included in the price is lunch 18holes of golf plus cart prizes and beverages

To RSVP or for questions call LionSteve Fisher at 317-460-0479 You can alsofax teams to 317-758-0501 or emailfishersteveattnet

Sheridan Lion Club GolfOuting is Aug 19

News 5

Here are the new Hamilton East PublicLibrary items lists for the week of Aug 82016

New Adult Fiction Books1 My name is Lucy Barton A novel byElizabeth Strout2 The Friends We Keep by Susan Mallery3 The weekenders by Mary Kay Andrews4 Boar Island by Nevada Barr5 Blood Flag A Paul Madriani novel bySteve Martini6 Jane Steele by Lyndsay Faye7 First Comes Love A novel by EmilyGiffin8 The Charmers by Elizabeth Adler9 Guilty Minds A novel by Joseph Finder10 The Daredevil Snared by StephanieLaurens

New Adult Nonfiction Books1 God and the Afterlife The Groundbreak-ing New Evidence for God and Near-DeathExperience by Jeffrey Long MD2 Adult ADHD How to Succeed as aHunter in a Farmers World by Thom Hart-mann3 Eve of a Hundred Midnights The Star-Crossed Love Story of Two World War IICorrespondents and Their Epic Escapeacross the Pacific by Bill Lascher4 The Book of the People How to Read theBible by AN Wilson5 Grace Without God The Search forMeaning Purpose and Belonging in a Sec-ular Age by Ozment Katherine6 Valiant Ambition George WashingtonBenedict Arnold and the Fate of the Amer-ican Revolution by Nathaniel Philbrick

7 The Last One A novel by AlexandraOliva8 Never a Dull Moment 1971 - The Yearthat Rock Exploded by David Hepworth9 The Nordic Theory of Everything InSearch of a Better Life by Anu Partanen10 Self-Reg How to Help Your Child (andYou) Break the Stress Cycle and Success-fully Engage with Life by Stuart Shanker

New DVDs1 By the Sea2 The Choice3 The Perfect Match4 Eye in the Sky5 Hail Caesar6 London Has Fallen7 The Young Messiah8 Signed Sealed Delivered From Pariswith Love

9 The Diary of a Teenage Girl10 Everybody Wants Some

New Music CDs1 Piano Concerto Sonata in G Minor forPiano and Cello Introduction and Po-lonaise Brillante by Freacutedeacuteric Chopin2 American Tunes by Allen Toussaint3 Black by Dierks Bentley4 California Sunrise by Jon Pardi5 The Heart Speaks in Whispers by Cor-rine Bailey Rae6 The Color Purple New Broadway CastRecording by Brenda Russell7 Detour by Cyndi Lauper8 Empire Original Soundtrack Season 2Volume 2 by Jussie Smollett9 Complete Nocturnes by John Field10 Latina by Thaliacutea

Latest Hamilton East Public Library lists

Todayrsquos Indiana State Fair highlights9 am Mule amp Donkey Performance ClassesIndiana Farmers Coliseum10 am Indiana State Song Contest presented by Legacy Keepers MusicPioneer Village1130 am 130 pm 430 pm 630 pm Swashchucklers Comedy Pirate ShowGo sailing on a Comedy Treasure Cruise with these Silly Sea Dogs as they search for the map to the long-lost Cursed Treasure orsquothe Spanish Main Fast-Paced family-friendly truly funny comedy pirate entertainment12 pm Cheese Sculpture sculpted by The Cheese Lady Sarah KauffmanWitness the unveiling of this yearrsquos Cheese Sculpture brought to you by the American Dairy Association Indiana Inc12 pm 3 pm 6 pm BMX Stunt ShowExpect major air and fun for the entire family with three shows a day in the Hoosier Lottery Grandstand3 pm Eat Well Live Well Recipe Contest presented by Little Red Door Cancer AgencyIndiana Arts Building Main Stage730 pm Happy Together TourTake a trip to the past tonight Returning to the Indiana State Fair six headline artists with a collective total of 59 Billboard hits will be rocking out with music fromthe sixties and seventies8-930 pm The Midtown MadmenA high-energy rock nrsquo roll band guaranteed to have any audience rocking around the clock Put on your blue suede shoes because therersquos a whole lotta shakinrsquo goingon with this fun four-piece from Indianapolis on the WGU Indiana Main Street Stage

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Sports6

The Carmel girls golf team won its sec-ond consecutive tour-nament Monday atthe Irish Invitationalhosted by Cathedralat Maple Creek GolfClub in Indianapolis

The Greyhoundsshot a team score of334 Hamilton South-eastern was secondwith 338 while Fish-ers was fourth with a341 Westfield carded343 Guerin Catholic359 and HamiltonHeights scored 409

The Huskies didhave the medalisthowever Caitie Gehl-hausen won her firsttournament of theseason by shooting a77 finishing first outof 57 golfers

Nina Hecht placedfifth individuallyleading Carmel with ascore of 80 LibbyMcGuire carded an82

The golf courseplayed hard today andthe girls did a greatjob of pushingthrough and stayingfocused on coursemanagement the en-tire round saidHounds coach KellyKluesner Irsquom proudof each one of themfor giving it their alland fighting their way

around a difficult golf courseChelsea Morrow led the Royals placing

second overall with a 79 followed by Ni-cole Dillows 82

Kennedy Brooker was the low womanfor the Tigers scoring 81 with MorganLewis shooting 82 Westfields MargaretWentz finished sixth individually by card-ing 80 with Jocelyn Bruch carding an 81Gabby Gilrowski scored 81 for the GoldenEagles

Team scores Carmel 334 HamiltonSoutheastern 338 Cathedral 341Fishers 341 Westfield 343 GuerinCatholic 359 Cathedral B 382Bishop Chatard 384 Brebeuf Jesuit393 Hamilton Heights 409 Cathe-dral C 436 Guerin Catholic BincMedalist Caitie Gehlhausen(Heights) 35-42=77Carmel scores Nina Hecht 38-42=80 Libby McGuire 38-44=82Rani Hecht 44-40=84 Angie Ka-vanaugh 44-44=88 Erin Evans 49-51=100Southeastern scores Chelsea Mor-row 38-41=79 Nicole Dillow 38-44=82 Julia Eaton 45-41=86 Phyl-lis Cha 47-44=91 Dagny Gladwell49-47=96Fishers scores Kennedy Brooker40-41=81 Morgan Lewis 42-40=82Anna DelPrince 40-44=84 Brooke

Wilson 46-48=94 Sophia Chaille47-48=95Westfield scores Margaret Wentz40-40=80 Jocelyn Bruch 43-38=81Morgan Beachle 42-47=89 NatalieShupe 45-48=93 Adrienne Montal-one 49=48=97Guerin Catholic scores Gabby Gil-rowski 43-38=81 Mckayla Tallman45-43=88 Angelica Pfefferkorn 44-47=91 Carly Hammons 48-51=99Megan Ahlgrim 52-54=106Other Heights scores Syd Lucas53-48=101 Kate Biggs 54-56=110Alyx Harley 60-61=121 Ellie Arro-wood 69-77=146Guerin Catholic B scores HaileyBrown 53-52=105 Rachel Freder-icks 61-61=122

On Tuesday Guerin Catholic beat Ca-thedral and Noblesville (playing in its sea-son opener) in a nine-hole meet at PebbleBrook Golf Club

The Golden Eagles scored 138 fol-lowed by the Irish with 148 and the Millerswith 160 Guerins Mckayla Tallman andAngelica Pfefferkorn tied for medalist hon-ors both carded 32 Gabby Gilrowski shot36 while Megan Ahlgrim scored 38 CarlyHammons carded 44 and Kylie McMullen45

Im very proud of how hard our girlshave worked this early into the seasonsaid GC coach Mark Mathews

Noblesville was led by juniors BrookeGigante and Sarah Hayes both of whomshot 38s Taylor Keating and Kayla Packardboth had 42s followed by Emma Wisman48 and Camille Obergfell 53

Noblesville varsity rosterSeniors Camille Obergfell KaylaPackard Emma WismanJuniors Brooke Gigante SarahHayes Taylor Keating

Noblesville scheduleAugust10 Carmel 430 pm at HarbourTrees11 New Palestine 4 pm at HawksTail13 Western Invite 1 pm at Chip-pendale16 Westfield 4 pm at Prairie View20 Mooresville Four Ball Tourneytime TBA at Heartland Crrossing23 Hamilton Southeastern andWestern 430 pm at The Haw-thorns24 at North Central 4 pm

25 Greenfield-Central 5 pm atHarbour Trees29 HCC meet 11 am at Bear Slide30 Western and Northwestern 4pm at Fox PrairieSeptember1 Carmel and Hamilton Southeast-ern 430 pm at Harbour Trees

6 Fishers 430 pm at Fox Prairie8 Kokomo 4 pm at Fox Prairie10 Miller Invitational 1 pm at FoxPrairie13 Brownsburg 4 pm at WestChase

Huskiesrsquo Gehlhausen is medalist at Cathedral Invite

Another diving event another Olympic medal for Da-vid Boudia

The Noblesville native and his partner Carmels SteeleJohnson earned the silver medal in the Mens Synchro-nized Platform event Monday evening at the Rio De Janei-ro games Boudia and Johnson scored 45711 pointsbehind only the Chinese team of Chen Aisen and Lin Yuewho won the gold medal with by scoring 49698 points anOlympic record

This is the third medal for Boudia in the Olympics Hegot the bronze in the synchronized at the 2012 games inLondon and then won the gold medal in the Mens 10-meter Platform Johnson an Olympic rookie earned amedal on his first try at the games

Both men will compete for the US in the 10-meterplatform which takes place late next week

Meanwhile a third Hamilton County man will get achance to go for a medal Carmels Rajeev Ram was play-ing the mens doubles event with Brian Baker The two

upset the fourth seeded French team of Gael Monfils andJo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-1 6-4 in the first round but lost toAustrians Oliver Marach and Alexander Peya 6-4 6-7 (2)6-3 in the second round

Ram isnt done yet however It was announced onTuesday that he will team up with Venus Williams to playin the Olympics mixed doubles Play in mixed doublesbegins today The Americans will take on the Dutch teamof Jean-Julien Rojer and Kiki Bertens at 10 am

Boudia and Johnson win silver in Synchro

Photo provided

Hamilton Heightsrsquo Caitie Gehlhausen was the individual medalist Monday at the IrishInvitational at Maple Creek Golf Club in Indianapolis Gehlhausen carded a scoreof 77

Chelsea MorrowSoutheastern

Nina HechtCarmel

Margaret WentzWestfield

Mckayla TallmanGuerin Catholic

AngelicaPfefferkorn

Guerin Catholic

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThere will be a mix of the familiar faces and the new for the Noblesville boys soccer

team this seasonMillers coach Brian Prange said that he has 10 returning players who have at least

started a game or more last year on his roster Noblesville roster includes two seniorsMike Kwiatowski and goalkeeper Felix Sendejas

Other experienced players returning include juniors Nicolai Anderson and JohnHerron and sophomores Josh Lovett and Tyler Cassidy In addition Prange said thatNoblesville has added some new faces that will contribute right away

This team has worked very hard to continue the improvements that we have madeover the past years said Prange It truly has a team-first attitude and the willingness toplay unselfishly is their greatest strength I believe that the our Millers will be verycompetitive and look forward to the start of the season

Noblesville will host Guerin Catholic Saturday morning in an 11 am scrimmage TheMillers will host Carmel on Aug 18 for their first regular-season game

Noblesville rosterSeniors Mike Kwiatkowski Felix SendejasJuniors Nicolai Andersen Carter Cates Tyler Hanna John Herron Joe LangJackson Latham Kole Thompson

Sophomores Tyler Cassidy David Gray Tommy Gregory Will Hopper JoshLovett Curtis Martin Will HopperFreshmen Harrison Christman

Noblesville scheduleAugust18 Carmel 630 pm20 Valparaiso 230 pm at Viking Arena23 at Avon 7 pm25 Brebeuf Jesuit 630 pm27 Noblesville Invite 10 am30 Fishers 7 pmSeptember1 at Mount Vernon 630 pm6 at Westfield 7 pm10 at Blackhawk Christian noon10 at Homestead 530 pm13 Zionsville 7 pm15 Cathedral 7 pm21 at Shelbyville 6 pm27 at Hamilton Southeastern 630 pm29 Brownsburg 7 pm

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Mix of new and familiar names for Millers boys soccer

Last year was a season of change forHamilton Heights as it moved into theHoosier Conference

Playing a much stronger schedule theHuskies finished last season 8-9-1 Thisyear Heights has six starters returning in-cluding four seniors

Senior Sam Schroeder will be the start-ing goalkeeper this season after playingbackup last year Schroeder himself will bebacked up by senior Ian Shepard and firstyear player sophomore CalebGrabarz Returning starter senior DrakeHouse will anchor the defense while seniorDamon Kintner and junior Brandt Tappywill be implemented into the defense

Junior Sean Russell sophomore Jack-son Stuart and senior Adam Rivellino willalso provide key minutes in thebackfield Junior returning starter LoganFakes and sophomore Jacob Luckey will besplitting time in defense and outside midfield Returning starter senior Jordan

Springman is being moved from centralmid to outside mid and returning starterjunior Logan Fakes will run the wing midfield positions with support in the centerfrom returning starter Alek Oldham andreturning starter Josh Thorpe who will bemoved out of defense from last seasonSophomore Zach Clark and freshman LukeVanderwall will be providing minutes offthe bench at the wing and center mid posi-tions as well

Returning starter senior Roy Noller willbe moved from central to outside forwardalong with senior Jacob Michael JuniorRoger Lopez will be providing support as aholding center forward Sophomore ZachClark and sophomore Drew Tomaszewskiwill see key minutes at the forward posi-tion

With the team being young but workinghard this summer the Huskies have set highgoals for themselves this season Alongwith wanting to make a huge run in the

Hoosier Conference the team has highhopes for winning yet another sectionaltitle

Last season was a great year for allunderclassmen because of the leadership ofthe seniors said Huskies coach DerrickDean This year the younger guys will bestepping up filling some shoes and takingon new roles and positions I know they areready for the challenge

Heights rosterSeniors Drake House Damon KintnerJacob Michael Roy Noller Alek Old-ham Adam Rivellino Sam SchroederIan Shepard Jordan SpringmanJuniors Logan Fakes Roger LopezSean Russell Brandt TappySophomores Zach Clark CalebGrabarz Jacob Luckey Jackson Stu-art Josh Thorpe Drew TomaszewskiFreshman Luke Vanderwall

Heights scheduleAugust16 at Yorktown 7 pm18 Pendleton Heights 7 pm22 at Tipton 530 pm25 Lebanon 7 pmSeptember1 Kokomo 7 pm6 at Muncie Burris 530 pm7 Hoosier Conference tournamentTBA8 Hoosier Conference tournament 7pm at Lafayette Central Catholic10 Hoosier Conference tournament11 am at Northwestern13 at Bishop Chatard 730 pm15 at Northwestern 5 pm17 Husky Invitational 9 am20 at Eastern 5 pm22 Western 7 pm24 at New Castle 10 am27 Mount Vernon 7 pm

Young Huskies boys soccer team has high goals

IN CASE YOU MISSEDTHEM

Herersquos when previous fall preview stories have runTHURSDAY Hamilton Heights boys tennis

FRIDAY Noblesville girls cross country Fishers soccerCarmel boys tennisSATURDAY Noblesville boys cross country GuerinCatholic boys soccer Guerin Catholic boys tennisSoutheastern girls soccerSUNDAY Noblesville volleyball Noblesville girls soccer

The Noblesville cross country programwill host the 28th annual Alumni andFriends 4000 Meter Cross Country Race at830 am Saturday at the Chinquapin RidgeMiller Cross Country Course at White Riv-er Elementary School

The cost is a running T-shirt for a T-shirt drawing amp canned goods for the WhiteRiver Christian Church Food Pantry WhiteRiver Elementary is located between FieldDrive and 191st Street along CumberlandRoad Parking will be available in thesoutheast parking lot

The Miller cross country course fea-tures split rail fencing as markers

prairie grasses wild flowers perennialflowers perimeter trail in wetlands a 30

Noblesville crosscountry AlumniRace is Saturday

American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBaltimore 63 49 563 -Toronto 64 50 561 -Boston 61 50 550 15NY Yankees 56 56 500 75Tampa Bay 46 66 411 170Central W L PCT GBCleveland 63 47 573 -Detroit 61 52 540 35Chi White Sox 54 58 482 100Kansas City 53 59 473 110Minnesota 46 67 407 185West W L PCT GBTexas 67 47 588 -Seattle 59 53 527 70Houston 58 55 513 85Oakland 50 63 442 165LA Angels 49 63 438 170

National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 66 46 589 -Miami 60 53 531 65NY Mets 57 55 509 90Philadelphia 52 63 452 155Atlanta 43 70 381 235Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 70 41 631 -St Louis 58 54 522 120Pittsburgh 56 54 509 135Milwaukee 49 62 441 210Cincinnati 46 66 411 245West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 64 49 566 -San Francisco 64 49 566 -Colorado 55 58 487 90San Diego 48 64 429 155Arizona 46 66 411 175

MLB standingsTuesdayrsquos scores

Texas 7 Colorado 5Cleveland 3 Washington 1Pittsburgh 6 San Diego 4Tampa Bay 9 Toronto 2Arizona 5 NY Mets 3

Boston 5 NY Yankees 3Miami 2 San Francisco 0

Chi Cubs 5 LA Angels 1Atlanta 2 Milwaukee 1Houston 7 Minnesota 5

Chi White Sox 7 Kansas City 5 10 inningsCincinnati 7 St Louis 4Oakland 2 Baltimore 1

Seattle 6 Detroit 5 15 inningsLA Dodgers 9 Philadelphia 3

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foot wooden bridge twin hickory passhorseshoe curve Prefontainersquos trail theKennedy Loop grassy paths sweepingturns and silhouettes of Kennedy Jen-nings Ryun Prefontaine Mills and Lash

Runners will receive the opportunity torun on the highly regarded Miller crosscountry course the most unique in the stateof Indiana and the thrill of competitioncold water and watermelon at the finish

Handicaps will be determined by a run-ners expected 4K pace and are listed asfollows

1000 pace = 2500 4K900 pace = 2230 4K800 pace = 2000 4K700 pace = 1730 4K620 pace = 1550 4K600 pace = 1500 4KPhone Coach Graham at 317-313-9599

for any questions

CROSS COUNTRY From Page 7

In an all-county girls golf dual meet Fishers beat Carmel 190-195 Tuesday at PrairieView Golf Course

The Greyhounds Ella Woods was the medalist with a 39 Other Carmel scores wereElizabeth Hedrick 49 Lucy Frey 50 Lahiri Chitturi 57 Nina Metaxas 58 Calli Kohl 61and Mikayla 62

Fishers wins dual Woodsmedals for Carmel

American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBaltimore 63 49 563 -Toronto 64 50 561 -Boston 61 50 550 15NY Yankees 56 56 500 75Tampa Bay 46 66 411 170Central W L PCT GBCleveland 63 47 573 -Detroit 61 52 540 35Chi White Sox 54 58 482 100Kansas City 53 59 473 110Minnesota 46 67 407 185West W L PCT GBTexas 67 47 588 -Seattle 59 53 527 70Houston 58 55 513 85Oakland 50 63 442 165LA Angels 49 63 438 170

National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 66 46 589 -Miami 60 53 531 65NY Mets 57 55 509 90Philadelphia 52 63 452 155Atlanta 43 70 381 235Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 70 41 631 -St Louis 58 54 522 120Pittsburgh 56 54 509 135Milwaukee 49 62 441 210Cincinnati 46 66 411 245West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 64 49 566 -San Francisco 64 49 566 -Colorado 55 58 487 90San Diego 48 64 429 155Arizona 46 66 411 175

MLB standingsTuesdayrsquos scores

Texas 7 Colorado 5Cleveland 3 Washington 1Pittsburgh 6 San Diego 4Tampa Bay 9 Toronto 2Arizona 5 NY Mets 3

Boston 5 NY Yankees 3Miami 2 San Francisco 0

Chi Cubs 5 LA Angels 1Atlanta 2 Milwaukee 1Houston 7 Minnesota 5

Chi White Sox 7 Kansas City 5 10 inningsCincinnati 7 St Louis 4Oakland 2 Baltimore 1

Seattle 6 Detroit 5 15 inningsLA Dodgers 9 Philadelphia 3

Sports8

foot wooden bridge twin hickory passhorseshoe curve Prefontainersquos trail theKennedy Loop grassy paths sweepingturns and silhouettes of Kennedy Jen-nings Ryun Prefontaine Mills and Lash

Runners will receive the opportunity torun on the highly regarded Miller crosscountry course the most unique in the stateof Indiana and the thrill of competitioncold water and watermelon at the finish

Handicaps will be determined by a run-ners expected 4K pace and are listed asfollows

1000 pace = 2500 4K900 pace = 2230 4K800 pace = 2000 4K700 pace = 1730 4K620 pace = 1550 4K600 pace = 1500 4KPhone Coach Graham at 317-313-9599

for any questions

CROSS COUNTRY From Page 7

In an all-county girls golf dual meet Fishers beat Carmel 190-195 Tuesday at PrairieView Golf Course

The Greyhounds Ella Woods was the medalist with a 39 Other Carmel scores wereElizabeth Hedrick 49 Lucy Frey 50 Lahiri Chitturi 57 Nina Metaxas 58 Calli Kohl 61and Mikayla 62

Fishers wins dual Woodsmedals for Carmel