Local Journal and Courier, Friday, July 25, 2003. Assistant principal selected for CC By Emily Baldauf A familiar face in the Lafayette Catholic School System will serve as vice principal of the high school. Athletic director Michelle Sanson was selected as the new assistant principal at Central Catholic High School on Thursday morning. "Administration is something I've always wanted to do," said Sanson, who has served as the school's athletic director for Sanson the past year. The vice principal position has been open for the past year since some staff restructuring was done after longtime principal Dave Worland left to be the principal at Cathedral High School in Indianapolis.
Sanson has six years of experiin education a teacher, coach and athletic director. Before coming to Central Catholic, she spent four years teaching social studies at McCuthcheon High School, where she was the varsity girls golf coach and junior varsity girls basketball coach. She recently earned her master's degree in education administration from Purdue University. Continued from Page B1 been placed, some deciding to stay in the area, and one resident transferred to the new University Place. Radke said many employees also transferred to West Lafayette.
"This area has more opportunity," she said, adding that University Place is very different from typical retirement homes. "This is not like any retirement community," Walker said. "We want more of a hospitality or resort-like setting. If you take all of the burdens off of seniors, they live longer. It's just a new way of looking at aging." University Place has a legal agreement with the university that gives them Purdue's blessing to participate in university activities.
The Ishmael Center at Purdue staffed the fitness center at University Place, and the home offers many opportunities for internships. Walker said the landscape architect students at Purdue competed for the landscape design of the facility. She also said they are working with Purdue's school of nursing on a re-entry grant that helps nurses who have left the field return. They can work on the site of the retirement community to gain experience. "We were chosen because of our reputation for quality of care," Walker said.
"We hope to have many IN BRIEF Marijuana seized near hotel by I-65 Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Department seized about a halfpound of marijuana shortly before midnight Tuesday while patrolling hotels around Indiana 26 and Interstate 65. Federico F. Flores, 26, of Willard, Ohio, was arrested on suspicion of possession of more than 30 grams of marijuana, dealing marijuana within 1,000 feet of a housing complex, maintaining a common nuisance and reckless possession of paraphernalia. The sheriff's department seized 248 grams of marijuana which had an estimated street value of $1,000 from a 2002 Oldsmobile Alera, from Ohio, parked at the Ramada Inn, 4221 Indiana 26 according to the department. Sheriff's deputies got a warrant to the vehicle after Clarks Hill canine Boyka alerted police to the presence of a narcotic odor and Flores refused consent to search the car, police said.
Police She also is a 1998 graduate of TriState University in Angola where she was earned her degree in social studies education. "I truly enjoy the students here, and I'm looking forward to being a part of the administrative team at Central Catholic," said Sanson, who also will continue as athletic director. Sanson added that she is also looking forward to working with Central Catholic's new principal, Bob DeLaRosa, who began July 14. DeLaRosa replaced former Central Catholic principal James Jovanovic, who resigned and vacated his position in January amid allegations of impropriety with students, which resulted in a criminal investigation. No charges were ever filed in that Lafayette Police Department investigation, and the case is officially closed.
DeLaRosa said he and Sanson are looking forward to the upcoming year despite challenges. "I can tell she shares a lot of the same goals and ideals we have for Central Catholic," DeLaRosa said. "For one, we want to in a sense bring back some of the glory of Central Catholic. We'll face our challenges, but from what I have seen she is a hard worker and has the best intentions and best ideas for making kids successful." About the center University Place is at 1700 Lindberg Road. There are three levels of continuing care: independent living, assisted living and health center care.
There are 109 apartments and garden homes, 48 assisted-living quarters, and 30 health center beds. Residents can enter the home at any level of care. Apartment homes include one meal a day, weekly housekeeping, weekly flat linen service, all utilities paid except telephone and around the clock security. All property taxes and home repairs are the expense of the community. The site also includes a fitness center, a beauty salon and spa that does hair, nails, massage and facials, around-the-clock nurses, meals prepared by an executive chef, and a meditation room that is designed for Christianity, Judaism and Muslim faiths.
On the Net www.universityplace.org more examples of our affiliation with Purdue and we hope that's something that is resident driven." also reportedly found a portable digital scale and paraphernalia in the car and paraphernalia in Flores' hotel room. Flores was released from the Tippecanoe County Jail about 4 a.m. Wednesday on $10,000 surety bond. Heart Walk bake sale Saturday at Putt-Putt Lafayette's Eddie Hulbert, 12, will hold a bake sale Saturday at Putt-Putt Golf Games, near Teal Road and Sagamore Parkway, to raise money for Tippecanoe County American Heart Walk. The sale begins at 9 a.m.
and will feature donated bakery goods and coupons from sponsors. The American Heart Walk is Sept. 7. Eddie, who attends Glen Acres Elementary School, had three open heart surgeries before age 2. For more information, or to make a donation, call Dale and Ann Crowell at (765) 447-1175.
Staff Reports BIRTHS Home Hospital, July 22 Aarpm amd Angie Whalen, Bill Souza and Tonya Tiede, Rens- Lafayette, a son. selaer, triplets, a daughter and two sons. Grant and Michelle Birge, West Point, a daughter. Steve and Stacey Beck, West Lafayette, a daughter. John and Amber Haddix, Lafayette, a daughter.
Chad and Maureen Ramsey, Lafayette, a daughter. Andres Gonzalez and Josefina Dominguez, Crawfordsville, a daughter. David and Wendy Barrett, Lafayette, a son. Aaron and Elizabeth Gilman, Lafayette, a son. Brett Joseph and Kiley Jo Girven, Lafayette, a son.
Lewis Zhichang Shi and Pan Pan, West Lafayette, a son. Joshua D. and Misty D. Smith, Lafayette, a son. I DEATHS Mary Czepiel, 83 Mary Czepiel, 83, a former local resident, died July 11, 2003, in Alden Care Center, Orland Park, Ill.
Born Jan. 30, 1920, in Chicago, she was married to Walter S. Czepiel for 58 years. He died Nov. 16, 1997.
Mrs. Czepiel was a homemaker. She was a member of St. Michael's Catholic Church, Orland Park. Survivors include, Ronald W.
Czepiel (wife: Sue) of Lafayette and Lawrence J. Czepiel (wife: Lori) of Homer Glen, and a daughter, Carol Rockwell (wife: Alan) of Phoenix, Ariz. Lilly Rae Murrell, infant Lilly Rae Murrell, infant, granddaughter of local residents, died before her birth Wednesday, July 23, 2003, in Carmel St. Vincent Hospital. Surviving are her parents, Marc and Lori Murrell of Noblesville; a sister, Ashley Murrell, at home; and local grandparents, Dan and Brenda Roe of Lafayette.
Richard A. Clark, 77 Richard A. Clark, 77, of 1021 Linden Drive, died at 2:10 a.m. Thursday, July 24, 2003, in Home Hospital. No further information was available.
A. Diane Johnson, 58 A. Diane Johnson, 58, of Kentland, formerly of Morocco, died Tuesday afternoon, July 22, 2003, in Jasper County Hospital, Rensselaer. No further information was available. Vivian Toney, 89 Vivian Toney, 89, of Hillsboro, died at 10:10 a.m.
Thursday, July 24, 2003, in Provena United Samaritans Medical Center. No further information was available. FAIR Continued from Page B1 of meat, sometimes with surprising creativity. Robert Douglas, a Purdue University sophom*ore studying education, was the grand. champion in the senior poultry division.
He won with a Hawaiian chicken salad that featured minimal mayonnaise and maximum fruit flavors. The 10-year 4-H Club member said he has entered poultry dishes each year, including popcorn chicken, sesame seed chicken strips and nutty chicken puffs. "I did it all," Douglas said with a smile. "You learn to be more independent that way and take some chances." He said that an older brother and sister entered other meats in the past. "I stuck with chicken because it is easy to work with," he said.
"My mom even asks me to cook for her once in awhile." The third-year judge, Chris Watson, is the chef at Eli Lilly. He said selecting the winners is getting more difficult each year. He tasted each dish in the presence of the entrant. Then he gave private comments followed by public remarks. Each participant received words of encouragement.
"We want them to stick with this and keep coming back," he said. After the final ribbon was awarded, the spectators were invited to sample the food. SETTLEMENT Continued from Page B1 want to make sure as many people hear about the claim process as possible in order to help them get reimbursed for any overcharges they may have incurred." Carter estimated 5,000 to 10,000 Hoosiers could share in refunds that may total $304,000, or an estimated $480 per person. The settlement will cover people who purchased Taxol or its generic equivalents from Jan. 1, 1999, through Feb.
28, 2003. "You do have to show some proof of payment," he said. "Many people are concerned about the cost of pharmaceutical items. This is a case where many people had no choice." Taxol and Onxol are brand names of the cancer drug pacl*taxel and are used primarily to treat breast and ovarian cancers, although they are also sometimes used to treat lung cancer and certain cancers caused by AIDS such as a Kaposi's Sarcoma. The drug is administered intravenously over a 1- to-3-hour period, under the supervision of physicians, in hospitals, outpatient clinics and physicians' offices.
Under terms of the agreement, Bristol-Myers Squibb also will provide $7.5 million worth of Taxol to the states for use in the treatment of lower-income cancer patients. FUNERAL NOTICES William H. Doane 83 William H. Doane 83, of West Lafayette, formerly of Stockwell, died at 5:20 p.m. Wednesday, July 23, 2003 in the Indiana Veterans Home.
Born April 28, 1920, in Cairo, he lived in the Clarks Hill and Stockwell area most of his life. Doane He served in Asiatic-Pacific theater on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. He later received a Bronze Star. Mr. Doane was a farmer, brick layer and general contractor in the Lafayette area for 50 years.
He was a member of the American Legion posts in Lafayette and West Lafayette. Surviving are his children, Mary Ann Weast (husband: Edward of Lafayette, Betty Ellen Baxter (husband: Marvin) of West Lafayette, Bonnie Elizabeth Wood (husband: Allan) of Delaware, Ohio, William R. "Butch" Doane (wife: Regina) of Delphi, Lee Doane (wife: Amy) of Lafayette, and Tina Marie Doane. Barbara Casey Yundt, 67 Barbara Casey Yundt, 67, of Granger, formerly a local resident, died at 2:35 p.m. Tuesday, July 22, 2003, in Memorial Hospital, South Bend.
Born Sept. 22, 1935, in Monticello, she had lived in Monticello and Lafayette prior to moving to the Granger area in 1975. On Sept. 20, 1980, she married Delbert Gene Yundt, in South Bend. He survives.
Mrs. Yundt was an avid chef, seamstress, designer and bridge player. She was a member of Morris Park Country Club in South Bend. Surviving with her husband are two daughters, Kathleen Feaster (husband: Tod) of Manhattan Beach, and Colleen Floyd (husband: James) of Brentwood, three sons, Daniel Casey (wife: Julie) of Los Angeles, Terrance Casey (wife: Judith) of McKinney, Texas and Michael Casey of New York; and a sister, Patricia Pearson (husband: Jack) of Lagrange. Harry Gordon Scott, 78 FRANKFORT Harry Gordon Scott, 78, of 809 W.
Freeman died Saturday, July 5, 2003, in Clinton House. Born March 16, 1925, in Lebanon, he graduated from Scircleville High School. He married Annabelle Ostler McEwan. She preceded him in death. He married Fleeta Mitchell in 1985.
She died in 1996. Mr. Scott was a meat inspector for several companies in Abilene, Texas. He served in the Marine Corps during World War II. Surviving are a son, Robert Scott of Waynesboro, three daughters, Carolyn Mitchell of Frankfort, Tonna Scott of Abilene and Marsha Verbonite of Huntsville, Ala.
Margaret Z. Friedland, 87 Margaret Zimmerman Friedland, 87, of Thousand Oaks, formerly of Lafayette, died Saturday, July 19, 2003, in California. Born Dec. 2, 1915, in Indianapolis, she was a graduate of Butler University. She married Paul Zimmerman on Sept.
29, 1940. He died in 1983. She later married Leonard Friedland. He died in 1998. Mrs.
Friedland was co-owner of Queen City Clothing and Uniform Store in Lafayette with her first husband. She was a former member of Temple Israel in West Lafayette, and was a member of Temple Adat Elohim in Thousand Oaks. Surviving are two daughters, Barbara Russakov (husband: Loren) of Anaheim Hills, and Patti Murray (husband: Robert) of Westlake Village, a son, Richard Zimmerman (wife: Miriam) of San Mateo, a sister, Ruth Steinkeler, and a brother, Oscar Davis, both of Indianapolis. Services were July 22 in Thousand Oaks, Calif. NATALIE E.
ROESICK HARPER FUNERAL HOME ATTICA, 764-4418 Where Remembering CHARLES "Chuck" CLEMENT JAMES E. IRVIN MARY ANN "Rhode" HITCH LOUISE E. WHITUS SELECTED 742-7302 Independent 9th Salem Hippensteelfuneralhome.com Louise E. Whitus, 77 MONTICELLO Louise E. Thurston Whitus, 77, of 12143 W.
County Road 625 formerly of Tippecanoe County, died at 9:20 a.m. Tuesday, July 22, 2003, in White County Memorial Hospital. Born June 24, 1926, in Fowler, she married Whitus James B. Whitus Whitus on Oct. 28, 1944, in Fowler.
He survives. Mrs. Whitus was a custodian for Purdue University for 14 years, retiring April 5, 1988. Her hobbies included fishing, sewing and crocheting. Surviving with her husband are two sons, Terry J.
of Delphi and David A. Whitus (wife: Celia) of Buck Creek; two daughters, Juiquita L. Johnson of Lafayette and Delores M. Linback (husband: Mark) of West Lafayette; and a brother, Benjiman Thurston of Earl Park. Marguerite I.
Eiler, 87 Marguerite I. Eiler, 87, of 4028 Willowood Drive, died at 10:50 a.m. Wednesday, July 23, 2003, in George Davis Manor, Lafayette. Born March 12, 1916, in Kosciusko County, she married Carroll Eiler on March 3, 1937. He died in February 1998.
Mrs. Eiler was active in the family business, Eiler Egg Farms, during the company's expansion. She lived in the Tippecanoe Lake area from 1972 until moving in with family in Lafayette in 1997. She was a member of Country Bible Church in North Webster. She was a 4-H leader for many years.
She also was a member of egg and poultry associations, and the Gideon Auxiliary. She traveled through 49 states, Mexico, Canada and Europe. Surviving are two sons, Doyle A. Eiler (wife: Janice) of Dallas and Larry Dean Eiler (wife: Ann) of Tennessee; and a daughter, Joyce Myers (husband: Harry Lee) of Lafayette. Alta M.
Worley, 89 Alta M. Worley, 89, of 300 Windy Hill Drive, died at 6 a.m. Thursday, July 24, 2003, in Regency Place. Born Jan. 5, 1914, in Monticello, she attended schools in Monticello, Ky.
She lived in Lafayette since 1986, and had previously resided in the Fowler and Oxford areas of Benton County. On June 20, 1936, she married Thomas Worley in Whitley, Ky. He died May 16, 1982. Mrs. Worley was a homemaker.
She was a member of Country Lane Baptist Church, and sang in a family quartet. She enjoyed gospel music, quilting and sewing. Surviving are three daughters, Shirley Hickman Bohart (husband: Les) of Lafayette and Karen Datzman (husband: Ron), both of Lafayette, and Shanda Donahue (husband: Joe) of Mount Ayr; two sons, Thomas Worley Jr. (wife: Joyce) of Oxford and Randy Worley (wife: Gloria of Richmond, a brother, Dallas Anderson (wife: Lilly) of Lebanon; and two sisters, Edith Kell (husband: Weldon) of West Lafayette and Aleene Sulivan (husband: Dennis) of Ot- terbein. William E.
Harper, 61 BATTLE GROUND William E. Harper, 61, of 7207 N. County Road 300 was found dead Wednesday evening, July 23, 2003, in his home. Born Dec. 11, 1941, in Lafayette, he graduated from Pine Village schools in 1959.
Mr. Harper was a machinist at Advance Design in Clarks Hill. He enjoyed woodworking. Surviving are a son, Chad Harper (wife: Stacia) of Flora; and three sisters, Susie Owenby of Jacksonville, Evelyn Hutchison of Crawfordsville, and Helen Anderson of Idaho. SOLLERBAKER Funeral Homes, Inc.
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BOGDANOFF, John ADM.PHONE: 474-1111 www.soller-baker.com DOANE, William H. Sr. Graveside memorial service 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, 2003, in the Indiana Veterans Home Cemetery, West Lafayette.
Mr. Doane is preceded in death by a son, William H. Doane and a grandson Steve Doane. Surviving with his children are a daughter-in-law, Janet Doane of Battle Ground; 13 grandchildren and. many great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials be made to the Alzheimer's Association or the Indiana Veterans. Home. Doane EILER, Marguerite I. Visitation 4-7 p.m. today, July 25, 2003, in Titus Funeral Home, War-, saw.
Services there 10 a.m. July 26, Pastor Myron Drent officiate ing. Interment Palestine Cemetery. FRIEDLAND, Margaret Z. Survivors include grandchildren, Joel, Russakov, Audrey Russakov Rebecca, Joshua and Leah Zimmerman, Rachel and Daniel Murray; and great-grandchildren, Anya Rose.
and Bear Weitz. HARPER, William E. Visitation 9 a.m. Saturday, until services at 11 a.m. at Baker Home.
Interment Independence Cemetery. He enjoyed spending time: with his 6 grandchildren. Preceded in death by a brother. www.bakerfh.com JOHNSON, A. Diane Visitation 4-8 p.m.
Saturday, July 26, at Lang Funeral Home, Morocco. Memorial service 8 p.m. Saturday, at the funeral home. Cremation to follow. MURRELL, Lilly Rae Graveside 10 a.m.
Saturday, July 26, 2003, in Tippecanoe Memory Gardens, West Lafayette, Pastor Doug Helmer officiating. Memorial at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 26, 2003, in Grace United Methodist Church, Kokomo, Pastor Steve Beutler officiating. Survivors include grandparents, Larry and Sue Murrell of Kokomo; great-grandparents, Vibert and Gertrude Roe of Kokomo, Don and Shirley Manning of Versailles, Fred and Mary Beck of Brownsburg, and Mildred Smith of Naples, aunts and uncles, Angela and Chris Roegner of Lafayette, Jennifer Roe and Tony Budenz of Kokomo, and Melissa and Mike Copher of Alexandria, and cousins, Austine Dishon and Alexis Roegner. Stout Son Funeral Home, Russiaville, in charge of arrangements.
SCOTT, Harry Gordon No visitation. Graveside services at 4 p.m. Saturday, July 26, at Scott Cemetery, Indiana 28 Frankfort, the Rev. Terri White officiating. Five grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren survive.
Preceded in death by 3 sisters and a brother. ArcherWeston Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. WORLEY, Alta M. Friends may call 5-8 p.m. Sunday, at Hahn Funeral Home, Oxford.
Services there 1 p.m. Monday, Pastor John Walls officiating. Interment Justus Cemetery, Oxford. Survivors include 12 grandchildren, 2 stepgrandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, and 2 stepgreat-grandchildren. Preceded in death by grandson, Stephen C.
Worley; son-in-law, Jim Hickman; and 2 brothers. YUNDT, Barbara Casey Memorial services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, July 26, 2003 at Palmer Funeral Home-River Park, 2528 Mishawaka Avenue, South Bend, IN. Survivors include 7 grandchildren, Lauren Casey, Connor Casey, Nicole Casey, Cole Feaster, Chloe Casey, Devon Feaster and Lyla Floyd. Preceded in death by parents, Edward and Lucille Melin Boudreau.
In lieu of flowers contributions in memory of Barbara Casey Yundt may be given to Humane Society of St. Joseph County, 2506 Grape Road, Mishawaka, IN 46545; The Women's Shelter of YWCA of St. Joseph County, 802 N. Lafayette, South Bend, IN 46601; Christ's Child Society (Christmas Gift Program) 1124 W. Thomas Street, P.O.
Box 1286, South Bend, IN 46624. Michael Reef and Sarah Maxwell, Delphi, a son. Joshua Heath and Shaney Jones, Flora, a daughter. July 23 Troy Cook and Nahieli Huesea, Lafayette, a daughter. Douglas A.
and Penny Z. Cooper, Oxford, a daughter. Jeremy Means and Desirae Brown, West Lafayette, a daughter. Peter amd Rhonda von Werder, Lafayette, a son. Victor Gaeta and Yolanda Ramos, Lafayette, a son.
Mark Ray and Rebecca Maze, Lafayette, a son. Mike and Stacey Long, West Lafayette, a son. Richard and Stephanie Jones, Attica, a son. Christine Doan and Victor Huynh, Lafayette, a son. HAHN Funeral Homes.
Laf.u ette Linden Oxford Adminstrative Office 1104 Columbia Lafarette 742-7873 www.hahnth.com Lafayette Chapel 1104 Columbia St. 742-7873 DOROTHY "Doris" MARIE ANSTETT BOLDER Oxford Chapel 102 W. Luin St. 385-2119 ALTA M. WORLEY.
