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December 24, 2011
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Announcements
Franciscan St. Francis Hospice is seeking volunteers who live in the Mooresville and Martinsville area to visit hospice patients, offering respite and or companionship. Volunteers must be 18 or older and willing to commit to four hours a week for six months. They must complete a hospital volunteer application process and attend orientation. Contact Glenda Dennison at 859-2874 or Glenda.dennison@ssfhs.org.

 Rock Bass Guitarist Jon E. Gee has opened Jon E. Gee’s Music Room and Teaching Studio. Contact Sondra Gunnell at 627-5331.

Founder and president, Suresh Murthy has changed Indian Math Online to math-360. Contact Murthy at 660-6119 or suresh@math-360.

Bankruptcies
Beattey Construction Co. Inc., 8178 Foxchase Circle, 46256, chapter 7 liquidation, liabilities: $781,779; assets: $2,000.

Bishop Lighting Inc., 620 S. Rangeline Road, Carmel, 46032, chapter 7 liquidation, liabilities: $476,812; assets: $185,379.

Corporate Philanthropy
Telamon Corp. gave the $5,000 it received as the grand-prize winner in the United Way of Central Indiana’s Give Gleefully video competition to Second Helpings Inc. Visiting Nurse Service Inc. received $1,000 won by the company in an earlier competition.

FirstPerson donated $3,000 to both the Special Olympics and the United Way of Central Indiana in honor of attendees at the Dec. 9 CFO of the Year awards presented by the Indianapolis Business Journal.

In Recognition
Heather Robison was named Boone County Realtor of the Year and Shannon Lindley was named Boone County Affiliate of the Year by the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors.

Joyce & Jack Bellows, Barb & Wayne Stutsman, Donovan Miller, Lisa & Eric Stickdorn, Rep. Craig R. Fry, Cassandra Cannon, Lynn Jenkins, Richard Hill, Aveda and Save Maumee received awards for environmental stewardship from the Hoosier Environmental Council.

Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel received the Applause Award as 2011 business of the year; Harold Kaiser received the Harold Kaiser Award for Lifetime Achievement; Beth Smietana was named Most Valuable Volunteer; PFM Automotive Group and Pedcor Cos. received Look Awards, and Carmel Green Teen Micro-Grant Program received the Carmel Green Award, all from the Carmel Chamber of Commerce.

Fundraising
 United Way of Central Indiana to benefit from Oscar® Night America Feb. 26, 2012, from 5:30 p.m. to midnight, at the Indianapolis Marriott downtown. Contact vwww.uwci.org.

Indianapolis Parks Foundation to benefit from the 10th annual IPL Mayor’s Lunch for Parks on March 7, 2012 at noon at the Marriott downtown. Tickets: $300 for individuals, $2,000 for a table of eight. Contact Cindy Porteous at 860-3251 or cporteous@indyparksfoundation.org.

Relocations
Lulu’s Electric Cafe has changed its named to LuLu’s Coffee + Bakehouse and moved to 2292 W.86th St. Phone: 879-1995; email: www.luluscoffeeandbakehouse.com.•


 


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