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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 9
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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 9

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wwwjconlinecom Journal Courier Saturday June 25 201 1 B3 Continued from Page B2 DEATHS Marjorie Delzell 83 MONTICELLO Marjo rie Delzell 83 of Mon ticello died at 1:23 pm Thursday June 23 2011 at White Oak Health Cam pus Nursing Home in Monticello or April 28 1928 in Monticello her parents Delzell 1960s wereArland Kilmer and Marjorie Scott Kilm er She lived in the Monticel lo area all of her life was a 1946 graduate of Monticel loHigh School and attend ed St Elizabeth School of Nursing in Lafayette She received a certified dental assistant degree from In diana University and was a certified dental assistant for 35 years Most recently she worked for a local den tist Dr RD Gannon and also was the office man ager Mrs Delzell was a past president of Business Professional Women past chairwoman of Tippecanoe Country golf section a Tippecanoe Country Club member and an avid golfer and was an animal lover On July 26 1953 she married Gerald Delzell in Monticello He is the only immediate survivor Services are Sunday in Monticello wwwmiller rosckafh com Heroin sale leads to charges against 3 An investigation into sources for heroin in Tippecanoe County has led to criminal charges against three people in cluding a Lafayette couple accused of placing four children in their home in danger Demetrius Newell 36 is suspected of selling heroin on four instances to an undercover detective with the Tippecanoe Coun ty Drug Task orce Newell is charged in Tippecanoe Superior Court 2 with 15 felonies including multiple counts of conspiracy to commit dealing in a narcotic drug dealing in a narcotic drug possession of a narcotic drug and neglect of a de pendent He was being held ri day night in the Tippecanoe County Jail on a $100000 surety bond fiancee Kelly Thornton 31 is charged in the same court with pos session of a narcotic drug maintaining a common nuisance and four counts of neglect of a dependent also accused of be ing a habitual substance offender which is a sen tencing enhancement Thornton was being held in jail riday night on a $12500 surety bond and a $1250 cash bond A third woman Nicolle Stewart 29 is charged with conspiracy to commit dealing in a narcotic drug three counts of dealing in a narcotic drug and two counts of possession of a narcotic drug A warrant for arrest was issued this week but she was not listed as a jail inmate as of riday night According to a prob able cause affidavit filed in support of the charges the investigation began with information that a woman named was a source for heroin in Tippecanoe County A phone number for that woman allegedly be longs to Stewart accused of selling heroin to an undercover detective on June 2 and 3 the second time al legedly accompanied by Newell The detective then al legedly bought suspected heroin directly from New ell on June 7 9 and 14 Newell was arrested shortly after the June 14 sale during a traffic stop made by the drug task force and Lafayette Po lice Street Crimes Unit arrest came when police served a search warrant at apartment She allegedly had slurred speech could not stand up and was falling asleep when police tried to speak with her Her four children ages 1 month to 14 years were also home at the time Investigators suspect that Newell was purchas ing heroin in Indianapolis to resell here Sophia Voravong svoravongjconlinecom Goodbye Phi Kappa Psi house Ground is being cleared for the construction of a Purdue Musical Organiza tions facility on the West Lafayette campus This week demolition began on the 84 year old Phi Kappa Psi building at the intersection of North western Avenue and North Grant Street Construction is expect ed to start in early 2012 for the $8 million 18000 square foot Ralph and Bettye Bailey Hall The facility will provide space for six choral ensembles and a bell choir It also will have custom designed Demolition begins riday on an 84 year old fraternity house in West Lafayette (by michael heinzjournal courier) BMBTplanned site for HBKs PURDUE MUSICAL MM MS organizations THOMAS MAXIELD JOURNAL COURIER rehearsal recording and study space In 2007 the Purdue Re search oundation pur chased the Phi Kappa Psi property at 359 North western Ave for $920000 In 2009 the fraternity moved to 1307 Tower Drive The entire project is be ing covered by gift funds Eric Weddle eweddlejconlinecom Enjoy being a Sriend I and no tl i warden iW in home senior care Meal preparation life Medication help Housekeeping 2 24 hour care And much more (765)463 2100 1 wwwAngeIsinHomecom i JC 0000174263 ill Adrian Gaeta 10 left Jazmeralda Hodge 11 and resident Marietta Zeider plant tomato plants riday at In diana Veterans' Home Gaeta will be a fifth grader at St Lawrence Hodge will be a sixth grader at Sunnyside (BY JOHN TERHUNEJOURNAL COURIER) Gardening project unites kids veterans By CLARA BUSH clbushjconlinecom The energy of young chil dren and the experience of veterans have grown into a new garden Eleven children ages 10 to 14 came out riday for the groundbreaking of the Veggies and Vets program planting vegetables with 10 residents at the Indiana Home see the faces and they were Mike Durrett Hanna Community Center assistant program director said Bill Sabel a 95 year old World War II veteran who now resides at the West Lafayette home said he was excited to see the interac tion between generations great that they learn a little bit about what my generation went Sabel said During a New Eve dinner Sabel told Jesse Moore a Hanna Commu nity Center board member about his garden in the South Pacific during the war when the idea for theproject was planted Sabel said he hopes the pro gram will encourage kids to grow their own gardens kids need to have something to keep them busy during the summer instead of sitting in front of the he said Harlan Hickman a resi dent at the veterans home said he planted tomatoes as a child As the kids planted HOW TO HELP Dewayne Moffitt the Hanna Community Center executive director said the Veggies and Vets program still needs sponsors to cover the cost of materi als and tools He said that about $3000 is needed "Sponsors of the planter boxes will get their names on them as abounding sponsor he said To donate to the pro gram send a check made out to Hanna Community Center with "Veggies and Vets" in the memo line to Hanna Community Center 1201 18th St Lafayette IN 47904 or stop by the center or more information call (765) 742 01 91 tomatoes and other plants on riday Hickman told his stories of life on the farm was interested in mainly how the kids took to planting the tomato Hickman said think they will remember today being with the veterans stay with The garden currently with eight boxes is planted above ground so residents who use wheelchairs also can participate Judy Hahn veterans home activity di rector said the plan is to ex pand the gardens by plant ing flowers along the edges The program is part of the curriculum for summer camp Later the children will write a biogra phy about the veteran they were teamed up with and an essay on the plantmg and growing process They also will give a final presenta tion at the end of the camp in August Colby Davis 10 of West Lafayette said he learned about how much work goes into planting a garden He also learned patience from working with the veterans actually like hanging out with the CoL by said Hahn said she was im pressed with the amount of interest in the program and hopes it keeps growing love to plant they love to be with she said enjoyed getting in that NO HIDDEN INSTALLATION EES! 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