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B2 Local Journal and Courier Tuesday October 12 2004 NWH1TE DertB Continued from Page B1 gathered in the North White Jr Sr High School Spoke out Against the consolidation Three or four spoke favor of consolidation Most of those opposed cited larg er class sizes longer bus rides and a lost sense of community as rea sons to avoid consolidation Ron Allen of Reynolds a former board member said much of the school decision is about money and maintaining the gen eral fund budget very confident the board can continue to manage it with out the closing of Buffalo and Allen said He said the Buffalo and Reynolds communities will be hurt by decreased property values and fewer housing starts Cindy Campbell of Reynolds said these small communities are built on a tripod of support: schools churches and businesses other two will not stand if one is she said long term viability of a communi ty is absolutely Campbell said the board need ed to show its patrons convinc ing that consolidation was the right route She asked the board for three items of proof that education will improve that the communities of Buffalo and Reynolds will not suffer and that property values in the two com munities will not decrease But Monon resident Rick Rus sell remembered several years ago when the school board voted to cut programs for the junior senior high school students including honors classes art classes athlet ics and teacher positions of this was done in an ef fort to sustain an inefficient school Russell said He said the decision to consolidate is a Board member Brian urrer said this was the hardest decision had to make He said he is in favor of small community schools But he said the decision to con solidate is far the most finan cially prudent thing to Consolidating will save between $275000 and $400000 a year urrer said He said the owners of a home with an assessed valu ation of $100000 would see a $54 annual increase in their tax bill after consolidation He said it would cost $2 million to do necessary upgrades at Reynolds and Buffalo including boilers a new roof air condition ing at each school and a comput er lab at Buffalo Board president Betsy Bossaer said that figure is equal to or more than it will cost to expand Monon based on current estimates next At future meetings the North White school board will have a public heating to get more infor mation about the cost of the Monon Elementary School ex pansion and a final vote on con solidation wHl betaken Dorothy Deane Kamp 82 Dorothy Deane Kamp 82 of 421 9th St died at 1: 15 am Mon day Oct 11 2004 in St Elizabeth Medical Center from complica tions of kidney and heart disease Bom March 29 1922 in La ontaine she graduated from Laontaine High Kamp School She earned a registered nurs ing degree from Indiana City Hos pital school for nurses in 1943 Mrs Kamp was a nurse in the US Navy in World War II and was discharged in 1946 In 1946 she received certifica tion as an ray technician from the University of Wisconsin She worked as an ray technician in St Paul Minn until being re called to the Navy during the Ko rean War She served in the Philip pines and Japan attaining the rank of lieutenant She then earned and degrees in 1957 from Co lumbia University Mrs Kamp returned to Indiana and worked at Achieve ment Center in Lafayette She was a member of St Mary Cathedral She volunteered in the community and enjoyed cooking and needlepoint In 1959 she married Herman Richard Kamp a retired sales rep resentative for Uarco He survives Also surviving are two sons Dr Timothy Kamp (wife: Mary) of Madison Wis and Michael Kamp (wife: Mei) of Chicago and a daughter Carolyn A Kamp of Lafayette Lucille Beard 91 Lucille Beard 91 of Rose walk Village died there at 4:40 pm Sunday Oct 10 2004 Bom July 9 1913 in Lafayette she worked in housekeeping for Lafayette School Corp for more than 20 years Her marriage was to Glovie Beard He preceded her in death in 1988 Douglas Coble 47 IDAVILLE Douglas Coble 47 of Idaville died at 11:35 pm Oct 10 2004 in Methodist Hos pital Indianapolis No further information was available Deaths Elsewhere James Chace author NEW YORK James Chace a historian and author of several in fluential foreign policy books died of a heart attack riday in Paris He was 72 Chace is best known for his Ache son: The Secretary of State Who Created the American World about the secretary who served under President Truman and became a target of Sen Joseph McCarthy Associated Press Cyclists dying on Brown County roads By The Associated Press BEAN BLOSSOM Seven mo torcyclists have been killed since Memorial Day driving through the rolling hills of Brown County with six of the deaths on a stretch of a state highway The latest deadly accident hap pened Sunday as the tourist desti nation entered its busiest time of or the Record Births Home Hospital Oct 8 William and Stephanie McCaully Crawfordsville a son Oct 9 Timothy and Tera Driscol Lafayette a daughter Dean Penry and Mary Hamilton rankfort a son Moongyu Park and Bokryoun Hwang West Lafayette a daughter Shane and Sherry A Jacobs Idaville a son Patrick and Nathana Jarboe Bat tle Ground a daughter Jeff and Toby Nakaguchi Lafayette a daughter Oct 10 Tim and Lynnette Bahler Wolcott a son Eric and Judith Brewer Coatesville a son Jin Zhang and Xiaolei Chen West Lafayette a son Michael Hammonds Jr and Jen nifer Harmon Lafayette a son Ron and Tammle Thacker New Ross a son Jason A and Stephanie Thompson Monticello a daughter Births elsewhere Paul and Carrie Duer of ishers are the parents of a son Alexander David bom Oct 8 Local grandpar ents are Roger and Kathy McClan nen and great grandparents are William Adkins and Barbara Mc Clannen all of Lafayette Cheryl Rew and David Brantley are the parents of a son Declan year with the fell leaf viewing season Lori Crabtree Brown representative for ABATE of In diana said she did not believe the county was seeing more motorcy cle crashes just seems like maybe been more wrecks in Brown County than other coun ties because of how bad the acci dents she said McQueen bom Oct 7 in San An tonio Texas Local grandparents Carl and Carol Rew of West Lafayette Meetings Today Clinton County Council 9 am courthouse 125 Courthouse Square rankfort Lafayette Board of Works 9 am council chambers city hall 20 Third St Lafayette Crawfordsville Board of Works 10 am city building 300 Pike St Crawfordsville West Lafayette Board of Works 11 am board of works room city hall 609 Navajo St West Lafayette Tippecanoe County Council 2 pm County Office Building 20 Third St Lafayette Lafayette Police Civil Service Commission 4 pm board of works room city hall 20 Sixth St Lafayette owler Park Board 7 pm town hall 607 ifth St owler Community Schools of rank fort 6 pm central office 50 Maish Road rankfort rontier School Corp 7 pm administrative offices 126 Main St Chalmers Kentland Town Board 7 pm town hall 300 Third St Kentland TWin Lakes School Corp 7 pm Eastlawn Elementary School 47 White County Road 1300 Burnettsville Vierk uneral Notices Hi uneral Homes Inc KAMP Dorothy Deana Visitation 5 8 pm today Oct 12 at Hahn uneral Home with Rosary at 4:40 pm uneral Mass 10:30 am Wednesday at St Mary Cathedral the Revs Robert Klemme and Ed Kennedy officiating Interment St Mary Cemetery Lafayette Survivors include grandsons William A and Michael A Kamp of Madison Wis in lieu of flowers contributions to the American Kidney und American Heart Association or Caregiver Com panions are welcomed in care of Hahn uneral Home 1104 Colum bia St Lafayette IN 47901 MILLIGAN Lora Visitation at McMullan Stitz uneral Home Kentland from 11 am Wednesday Oct 13 2004 until the service there at noon Wednesday the Rev Joseph Smith officiating Inter ment airlawn Cemetery Kentland Preceded in death by a brother Har vey Baldwin parents Claude and Mame Vestal Baldwin Memorials to George Ade Memorial Health Care Center Brook VIERK Norman A riends may call from 5 8 pm today at Hippensteel uneral Home with service in Hippensteel Chapel at 10 am Wednesday Celebrant Cynthia Wilcox will officiate Entombment in a private mausoleum in Grandview Cemetery West Lafayette Surviving are 5 grandchildren 9 stepgrand children 15 great grandchildren 15 stepgreat grandchildren Preceded in death by his parents Arnold and Mabel Heintz Vierk a sister Ruth Boianowski Memorials may be made to the Hanna Community Center in Lafayette OVERSTREET Melba Visitation 4 8 pm today Oct 12 at Russellville Community Church with service there at 1 1 am Wednesday Oct 13 the Rev Velma Keesling of ficiating Interment Hebron Ceme tery Russellville Surviving are 5 grandchildren Preceded in death by a sister Ruth Ann Memorials to Montgomery County Special Olympics Machledt Servies Wave land in charge LEHR Sue Visitation 5 8 pm Wednesday at Grace and Mercy Ministries 601 Oak Hill Road Crawfordsville Services there 10 am Thursday Oct 14 Bish op Robert Millar officiating Interment Oak Hill Cemetery North Survivors include a granddaughter Emily Long of Crawfordsville and a grandson Jason Todd Lehr of Lafayette and several nieces and nephews get to class on time especially if the class was across campus I was in a hurry I would use freshman Aubrey Beachy said a good idea for people who forgot to bring their bikes like Other students said they would have used the bikes but lo cate them look for them when ever I walk by a bike fresh man Kyle Probst said The bikes were more prevalent at the start of the school year but students in recent weeks had no ticed the drop in the number and quality of the gold bikes While traveling downhill on a gold bike sophomore Jeff Beck said he unexpectedly found the bike had faulty brakes Though no one was hurt in that incident oth er gold bikes spotted on campus also had appeared bent and in poor condition One accident was caused by a faulty gold bike that was inad vertently added to the collection Dietrich said Police had expected the Gold Bike Program to put a dent in the number of bikes stolen from cam pus Dietrich said police have not done an analysis to determine whether that happened Lora Milligan 92 KENTLAND Lora Baldwin Milligan 92 of Kentland died Sunday Oct 10 2004 in George Ade Memorial Health Care Center at Brook Bom June 12 1912 in Mount Ayr she graduated from Mount Ayr High School She married John A Milligan on June 13 1933 He died July 14 1988 Mrs Milligan traveled world wide with the Allison Division of General Motors retiring to Kent land in 1970 Surviving is a daughter Nancy Milligan of Indianapolis Myrtle Bradley 99 Myrtle Jones Bradley 99 of 2741 Salisbury Ave died at 2:40 pm Sunday Oct 10 2004 in her home Bom Nov 11 1904 in New Ross she moved to the Lafayette in 1931 and was an area resident most of her life She married Russell Bradley on May 6 1926 and he preceded her in death Mrs Bradley was a school teacher at New Ross Ladoga and at Linnwood and Murdock ele mentary schools for 30 years re tiring in 1966 She was a member of irst Christian Church since 1931 She was a member of Christian ellowship riendship Circle National Retired Teachers Association Indiana State Teach ers Association Tippecanoe and Benton County Retired Teachers Delta Kappa Gamma sorority Ep silon Association of Tri Kappa Home Hospital Auxiliary and the Orphan Support Group Surviving are two sons Dr Robert Bradley of ox Lake DI and George Bradley (wife: Jean) of ort Myers la Melba Overstreet 59 WAVELAND Melba rances Overstreet 59 died Sunday Oct 10 2004 at Indiana University pm Sunday Oct 10 his ORNEY Beverly Visitation 5 8 pm Wednesday Oct 13 2004 at Goodwin uneral Home rankfort with service there at 1 1 am Thursday Oct 14 2004 Pastor Tom Jameson officiating Interment Green lawn Memorial Park rankfort Sur viving are 9 grandchildren Memorial donations may be made to Clinton County Cancer und envelopes avail able at Goodwin uneral Home On line condolences may be made at goqdwinfuneralhomecom 3733 Poland Hill Road Lafayette Indiana Moaumeatt AvsilMe in Waveland Born June 30 1945 in Decker Chapel she graduated from Wave land High School in 1963 and at tended Indiana State University in Terre Haute Her marriage was to Walter Overstreet on eb 12 1983 in Waveland He survives Mrs Overstreet was a home maker and founder of Bright Be ginnings Nursery School She was a member of Russellville Com munity Church where she taught Sunday school She was an ac complished musician and a deco rator and party planner Surviving with her husband are five children Scott Mitchell (wife: Heather) of Sydney Australia Michael Mitchell of Chicago Ryan Mitchell of Crawfordsville Bryan Overstreet (wifer Sherri) of De Motte and Walter Lee Overstreet (wife: Mary) of Greenfield her mother Charlotte Dean of Green castle three sisters Mary Jane Bass (husband: Kaye) of West Lafayette Carolyn Horrall (hus band: Paul) of Sullivan and Joyce Dean of Dayton Ohio and a broth er Stanley Dean (wife: Shirley) of Bixby Okla MYRTLE BRADLEY MARY HARPER NORMAN ARTHUR VIERK DOROTHY JURKEWICZ hSSE 742 7302 23MST 9th Salem BEARD Lucille Visitation at Soller Baker Lafayette Chapel 400 Twyckenham Blvd Lafayette from 10 am Wednesday until the service there at 1 1 am Wednesday Pastor Merten Wegen er officiating Interment Rest Haven Memorial Park Surviving are a granddaughter Linda Beard a grand son Jay Beard 5 great grandchil dren 4 great great grandchildren Preceded in death by parents John and Mary astnacht Martin a son Glovie Beard a grandson Donald Beard several brothers and sisters wwwsoller bakercom ERBAUGH lorence riends may call Tuesday from 5 8 pm at Abbott uneral Home Del phi Graveside service at 3 pm Wednesday at Maple Hill Cemetery Plainfield the Rev Todd Ladd offici ating Also surviving are her special friend and longtime caregiver LeAnn Toole Other caregivers are Margaret Bartlow Sue Burge Bernice Burge Carolyn Claiborne Preceded in death by parents CA and Ethel Akeman Kirkpatrick Memorial contributions may be made to the lorence Er baugh scholarship for education en velopes available at the funeral home BRADLEY Myrtle Visitation 4 7 Wednesday Oct 13 2004 at Hippensteel unerkl Home Services there 1 1 am Thurs day the Rev Greg Eberhard officiat ing Entombment Tippecanoe Mem ory Gardens Cemetery Memorials for those desiring may be made to Westminster Village or irst Christian Church Survivors include 5 grand children 6 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews Preced ed in death by a son Robert a broth er and six sisters Hippensteel neral Home has been entrusted with care 400 Twyckenham Blvd MEYERS Edith Myhrom RICE Pauline Bannon Short BEARD Lucille CHALMERS James A BRUNSON Edward Obituary Line 474 3113 ADMPHONE: 474 1111 wwweoller bakercom residence at 229 Pawnee Drive West Lafayette Born Aug 21 1917 in Lansing Bl he had lived in Hammond Ind and Chicago prior to moving to Tippecanoe Coun ty in 1939 In 1929 at age 12 he a newspaper boy lorence Erbaugh 99 DELPHI lorence Kirkpatrick Erbaugh 99 of 101 Union St died at 5:30 am Monday Oct 11 2004 in her res idence She had been in failing health for some time Bom June 20 1905 in Green field she was a 1922 graduate of Plainfield High School She re ceived a degree in edu cation from Indiana University and a in education from Purdue University Her marriage was to Dr Charles Erbaugh in Logans port and he preceded her in death in 1966 Mrs Erbaugh was a high school business teacher teaching in Lo gansport Delphi and Camden schools She retired in 1973 She was a member of Delphi United Methodist Church Camden Or der of Eastern Star receiving a 75 year membership pin a few years ago and the Indiana State Teachers Association She enjoyed outdoor activities including fish ing and mushroom hunting There are no immediate sur vivors COBLE Douglas Rending Hsher Voorhls Draper neral Home Monticello Norman A Vierk 87 Norman Arthur Vierk 87 died at 10:50 2004 in Sue Lehr 59 NEW MARKET Sue Lehr 59 of New Market died Monday Oct 11 2004 in Methodist Hos pital Indianapolis Bom Oct 28 1944 in Putnam County she graduated in 1962 from Greencastle High School Mrs Lehr worked at St Clare Hospital retiring in 2001 On Dec 22 1963 she married Ron Lehr in Delphi He survives Also surviving are a son Scott Lehr (wife: LeeAnn) of Lafayette a daughter Angie Overfelt (hus band: Alan) of Crawfordsville her mother Lorene Lewis of Green castle a brother Jim Morlan of Indianapolis cessful runs on the West Coast particularly Washington and Ore gon he said a fairly widespread idea that started in Di etrich said have been modified to a cooperative effort where people would pay $10 for a key to unlock and have access to all The money is returned when the key is returned he said Evans said the vast majority of students recognized the program as a positive one and the police department would consider help ing another organization or stu dent group start a similar pro gram still think a good idea but maybe we were too closely linked to he said are disappointed but we also realize that there were just a small minority of our students that cause this program to go by the Contributing: Sophia Voravongsvoravong joumalandcouriercom worked as Mr Vierk graduated from Thornton ractional High School in Hammond and attended Indi ana University studying business administration for two years He worked for Herman Winterhoff in a plumbing store for several years In 1941 he married Jeanne Williamson They divorced in 1961 He married Ruth Hooker in 1964 and she died Oct 8 1997 Mr Vierk was an inventor and business owner He owned Vierk Supply a wholesale plumbing supplies store in downtown Lafayette He invented and patented Coil King which super heated water and invented a pine oil disinfectant and cleaner He bottled it and sold from the back of the Mitchell Insurance Agency in downtown Lafayette He was a member of the Na tional Rifle Association and Han na Community Center He pro vided startup funding for brain tumor radiation and cancer re search at the University of Chica go hospitals and also cancer re search at the University of Wis consin Madison and Stanford Medical Center His hobbies were painting fly ing ballroom dancing gardening bird watching and playing the vi olin He enjoyed travelihg and made 23 trips to Europe and was a professional whistler Surviving are two sons Gary Vierk (wife: Millie) of West Lafayette and Dan Vierk (wife: Karen) of Lafayette three step daughters Linda Nork (husband: Kenneth) of Oaklawn Ill Mar garet Gueara of Palos Heights Bl and Jeanne Norberg (husband: John) of Lafayette and a sister Rhoda Murphy of Lansing Ill orney High School Mrs orney was a department manager for Wal Mart for eight years retiring in June 1988 She previously worked at Jules Simon for 17 years and at Kmart for eight years She was a member of irst Presbyterian Church in rankfort Her marriage was to Kenneth orney on Dec 12 1952 He pre ceded her in death June 20 1998 Surviving are two sons Keven orney (wife: Penny) of Oak wood Ill and Wesley orney of rankfort and two daughters Reena leischhauer of Lafayette and Pamela orney of Kirklin HARPER Mary Visitation from 9 am until services at 10 am Thursday Oct 14 2004 in Rest Haven Cemetery the Rev Greg Eberhard officiating Memorials may be given to breast cancer research in name Hippensteel uneral Home entrusted with care Beverly orney 75 RANKORT Beverly Louise orney 75 of 802 Mapleleaf Drive died at 1:05 am Sunday Oct 10 2004 in St Elizabeth Med i ical Center Lafayette Born May 1 1929 in Clinton County she was a lifelong county resident and a 1947 graduate of Jackson Township Mary Harper 83 Mary Meekins Harper 83 of Lafayette died at 12:13 pm Sun day Oct 10 2004 in St Elizabeth Medical Center Bom Jan 24 1921 in ort Riley Kan she had i uvea Eaiayette most of her life She married Delmar Harper in 1976 He died in Harper 1946 1991 She was a mem ber of irst Christian Church Surviving are a sister Juanita Leek of Lafayette and two broth ers Robert Meekins (wife: Jean) of Tecumseh Bend and William Meekins Jr (wife: Doris) of Spring field Mo BIKES Continued from Page B1 Lafayette Chapel 1104 Columbia St 742 7873 DOROTHY DEANE KEMP JAMES BENJAMIN WEBER Oxford Chapel 102 LuinSt 385 2119 BONNIE COCHRAN 11 MIX tiii th I hum Lafucttc ijiik Xl'ird him i ttir hficc 1 14 1 1 ii 1 1 1 ii Si i it i 1 iii 1 1 742 772 w1 ii In irhi i.