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from the publishersWelcome to our August issue of the Carmel Community Newsletter. It’s hard to believe that we’re almost through Summer, and Fall is already on the horizon! But there are still plenty of summer activities to explore and our Events Calendar will help guide you to the many events that are coming up in Carmel in August.

There’s a new professional sports team in Indianapolis and the coach is a longtime member of the Carmel community. Ray Compton sat down with Juergen Summer and talked about the Indy Eleven professional soccer team. It’s a team you and your kids will want to get behind.

There’s a backyard conservation program in Hamilton County that you might not be aware of that helps you improve your very own backyard. We have the fi rst of a regular feature in this month’s issue.

Our own personal chef Lori Goldsby visits the Carmel Farmer’s Market and has fresh recipes for the summer, and John has info for all you amateur golfers. There is a Hamilton County Men’s Amateur Golf Tournament being held at two of the area’s premier courses that you might want to try your hand at.

Be sure and check out our 4th of July photo winner, too.

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9 Cinnamon Sticks: Hamilton County Men’s Amateur | John Cinnamon

10 CHS Class of 1983 Reunion Celebrates Good Times | Stephanie Carlson Curtis

12 4th of July Photo Contest Winner

14 You Are What You Wear: Carmel Business Benefi ts Dress for Success| Ann Craig-Cinnamon

16 Goal Oriented: Coach from Carmel Leads Indy’s Newest Pro-Sports Team | Ray Compton

23 Backyard Conservation in Carmel | Claire Lane

25 Carmel a la Carte | Lori Goldsby

26 New Book Series by a Local Author & Illustrator Duo Helps Kids Discover New Places | Beth Taylor

29 Now Playing at Carmel Public Library

30 The Carmel Wayback Machine: Carmel legend John “Two Gun” Brunson

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EVENTSAUGUSTAugust 36th Annual 5K for Haiti: The 5K for Haiti was

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August 9Kansas in Concert: Featuring a live music

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August 15Gloriana in Concert: Featuring a live music

performance by the American country music group. 7:30 p.m. at The Palladium. Tickets at the Box Offi ce. Info: 317-843-3800; www.thecenterfortheperformingarts.org

August 16Fashion Forward Fashion Show:

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August 23Diana Ross in Concert: Featuring a live

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Hamilton County Men’s Amateur

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You might have bragging rights as the best golfer in your regular foursome. You might even be your local club champion. But are you the best amateur golfer in all of Hamilton County? That will be determined September 14th and 15th when 72 golfers tee it up at the 10th Annual Hamilton County Men’s Amateur. And it truly is a county championship. The number one rule of eligibility is that your home residence must be in Hamilton County. Tournament Chairman Alan Hinds likes to say, “No one from Crawfordsville is going to be our county champion.”

Since its inception, the 36-hole event has been contested over the same two courses, Prairie View Golf Club in Carmel and Noblesville’s Purgatory Golf Club, with the fi rst and second rounds alternating each year. For 2013, the fi rst round will be at Prairie View. While Hinds says the tournament has a friendly, collegial atmosphere, he maintains that it’s “serious” fun. Entrants are required to be at least 21 years old and have a current USGA handicap index no higher than 9.9 (seniors age 55 and older can have a handicap as high as 14.) Setting these handicap limitations

is intended to ensure a reasonable ability to play two challenging courses under tournament rules and conditions.

Being mindful of the golf widows left behind during this two-day men’s event, Hinds has seen to it that the prizes and tournament favors are things the whole family can appreciate. For instance, the fi rst day of the tournament is referred to as “Chardonnay Saturday”, where each player gets a bottle of chilled wine as they turn in their fi rst day scorecard. Coming home with a bottle of wine in hand goes over a little better than with a new box of Titleists. Other favors have included restaurant gift cards and miniature golf passes for the kids.

The entry fee of $140 covers both days of golf with GPS cart, range balls, door prizes, fl ight prizes, and tournament favors. Hinds said, “If this wasn’t already a great tournament, it would still be a great golf coupon.” Past champions of the Hamilton County Amateur have come from Arcadia, Cicero, and Westfi eld, as well as Carmel, Fishers, and Noblesville. In addition to crowning a county champion in both the regular and senior divisions, Hinds said an All-Tournament Team will be selected, made up of the top eight fi nishers in each division. “Hey, where else can a 68-year-old be proud of making his All-County team?”

10TH ANNUAL HAMILTON COUNTY MEN’S AMATEURSeptember 14-15 at Prairie View Golf Club and Purgatory Golf ClubEntry Fee: $140. Entry forms available at Prairie View and Purgatory golf courses. Entry deadline September 1.

John Cinnamon is a 25-year radio broadcast veteran and is currently the publisher of the Carmel Community Newsletter and atCarmel.com. Read more of John’s musings on golf at www.IndianaGolfOnline.wordpress.com. Contact John at [email protected] or at www.Facebook.com/atCarmel.com

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| Stephanie Carlson Curtis

Big hair, leg warmers, the Rubik’s Cube, Nintendo, Michael Jackson’s moonwalk, Ronald Reagan,

M*A*S*H, Space Shuttle Challenger, parachute pants, the boombox, 20-cent postage stamps, Boy George, Dow Jones closing above 1100, and Carmel High School Class of 1983 voting Celebrate Good Times by Kool and the Gang as its class song – those were the days! Thirty years later, organizers want to celebrate those memories and are planning a class reunion to be held over Labor Day weekend. “We are using social media, word-of-mouth, local press and a post card mailing to invite the Class of ’83 to Saturday’s reunion dinner. However, the Friday evening events are open to anyone who attended Carmel High School,” said Tom Melangton.

The party kicks off at the Carmel High School football stadium at 5 p.m. on Friday, August 30. “Sheri and I are

planning a pitch-in style tailgate to be held in the parking lot at the south end of the stadium,” said Mike Conner. “All CHS grads are welcome to stop by to fi re up for the big game against Trinity.”

Organizers are looking forward to showcasing the Arts and Design District for those traveling from out of town. According to Keari Allen Troutman, a block party and bar crawl will welcome alums to Old Town. “All Carmel graduates are invited to participate in the bar crawl and block party at Muldoon’s but will need to purchase a $10 wristband to join in the fun,” said Troutman. “I sing with the Jennerators and our band will be providing live entertainment all evening.” The bar crawl also includes Woody’s Library, Detour, Old Town Tavern and Nippers.

On Saturday night, the Class of 1983 will celebrate good times at the Renaissance Hotel with a reception, open mic for classmates to share stories, dinner,

dancing and entertainment. “We are spreading the word and hope to have a tremendous turnout for our thirty-year reunion,” said Melangton. “If anyone has any interesting news or achievements to share, please let us know.” Attendees are encouraged to dress in cocktail attire or in their favorite 80’s fashion. A block of rooms has been reserved at The Renaissance Hotel for those traveling from afar.

To learn more about the Class of 1983 Reunion Weekend, and to purchase Pub Crawl wristbands and reunion tickets visit www.carmelhs1983reunion.eventbrite.com. Visit our Facebook Page, Carmel High School 30-year Reunion for Class of 1983, for updates.

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Mukulla said people keep clothes that no longer speak to who they are. She helps determine if such clothing is still right for you. Debbie brings in a clothing rack and has clients divide their clothing into sections based on how much they wear them. If you don’t wear them much,

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Dress for Success is an international not-for-profi t organization founded in 1997. It has helped more than 700,000 disadvantaged women fi nd and keep employment. Many of the women served by Dress for Success are returning to the world after being incarcerated. Debbie has volunteered for the Indianapolis organization for fi ve years as a personal shopper. She said she has helped as many as 100 women fi nd suitable clothing that, hopefully, propels them to fi nd a job and make a new life for them and their family.

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Coach from Carmel Leads Indy’s Newest Pro-Sports Team

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It probably would not have been a surprising inquiry if the coach in question had a fi rst name such as Frank or Chuck. Or, a last name like Vogel or Pagano. Or, was

employed by a professional team called the Pacers or the Colts. After all, this is central Indiana and the natives have had longtime admiration for their locals in the National Basketball Association and National Football League.

But in this particular situation the fascination of a waiter in a downtown Carmel coffee shop did not center on the possibility of gazing at a coach in the NBA or NFL. His intrigue involved the once unheralded world of professional soccer. “Was that the coach of the Indy Eleven,” admiringly questioned the waiter. When informed it was indeed new Indy Eleven coach Juergen Sommer, the smiling waiter responded quickly, “I wish I could get season tickets.”

That is exactly what Eleven owner Ersal Ozdemir and team president Peter Wilt hoped to hear after they selected the personable Sommer as the franchise’s fi rst coach for the journey into the North American Soccer League in 2014. Ozdemir and Wilt nabbed one of the state’s top soccer landmarks when they chose the former Indiana University goalkeeper and longtime coach in the Carmel United Soccer Club. “We made as a commitment to hire a local coach who would connect to the people of Indiana,” said Wilt, a tireless soccer pioneer who previously constructed the Chicago Fire into a major success story in Major League Soccer (MLS) and has adopted a similar blueprint for the Eleven in Indiana. “In Juergen, we have a coach who is locally connected and in no way compromises the values or goals to build a team soccer fans in Indiana will be proud to call their own.”

Already, the Eleven has scored big at the box offi ce. The team has captured deposits for almost 5,000 season tickets to date and it has garnered an enthusiastic fan group called the Brickyard Battalion. The Battalion has over 1,000 members and regularly partners with Wilt’s front offi ce to hold soccer viewing parties around the Indianapolis area. It is grassroots marketing at its best.

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If soccer were to be his ticket for college, Sommer found a bumpy ride. Indiana high school soccer was not on speed dial for most college recruiters. After pursuing future collegiate homes, Sommer had it down to one viable possibility. It was Brown. “I was scrambling,” he conceded.

But then an idea came. Sommer remembered as a youth watching legendary Indiana coach Jerry Yeagley and his Hoosiers win an NCAA championship in Florida. He contacted Yeagley and received an invitation to walk-on at Indiana. “Once you get in the door, everyone starts over,” remembered Sommer.

And, quickly, good fortune and great skills elevated Sommer in Bloomington. After starting off as the fifth goalkeeper for the rebuilding Hoosiers, the 6-foot-5 freshman edged past his peers and became the Indiana starter in the third game of the season. Sommer never returned to backup status. Instead he etched his name into the Indiana soccer record books.

Sommer tallied 57 victories, the third most in the storied program’s history. He also helped steer the Hoosiers to their third NCAA championship in 1988 and another Final Four appearance before ending his collegiate career by being named Soccer America’s Goalkeeper on the Year as a senior in 1990. “Juergen has overachieved at every level and has wonderful tactical awareness of the game,” Yeagley said. “He is extremely good at building personal relationships. As the coach of a new professional team, you need someone who can pull everything together and create the chemistry needed to make your club a championship caliber program. Juergen is the ideal choice to do that.”

And leaving Indiana, Sommer was a member of the U.S. Men’s National Team, eventually being selected as an alternate for the 1990 FIFA World Cup squad. He also played professional soccer

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Meanwhile, Wilt learned a lot about Sommer when he visited Indianapolis last fall as he pursued putting a professional franchise in the Hoosier state. “I knew Juergen as a fan of the U.S. National Team and when he played against the Fire in Columbus and New England,” said Wilt, “but I didn’t meet him until I began meeting with members of Indiana’s soccer community to assess the viability of pro soccer here. It was clear from our first meeting that he

had a good understanding of the sport at all levels locally, domestically and internationally.

“I formally rated finalists in dozens of categories. Juergen was strong in all of the critical areas, including player recruitment, player development, game coach, community connected and communication skills. He is the best person for the job.”

The admiration is a two-way street. Sommer speaks glowingly of Wilt and Ozdemir, whose firm Keystone Construction is firmly in the ground in Carmel’s growing

downtown sector. “They want it done right and that has impressed both the fans and me,” Sommer said. “If they did not want to do it right, I would not have gotten involved. But if the ownership and management are committed, it trickles down through a team.”

Sommer realizes a key for any coach in any sport is winning and uncovering talented players to accomplish that objective. He is tapping into every source he can use to find players for the inaugural Eleven season. “The rubber is hitting the road now,” he noted. “With the West Coach factor and players coming from places in Europe, Mexico and Argentina, it is not a 9 to 5 job. You are talking to every coach and soccer executive that you can.”

Meanwhile, Sommer and his wife, Susie, are active parents in the Carmel youth sports community. Sons Tommy and Noah are budding athletes in soccer, baseball and swimming. And Sommer says he would like to be a father of sorts when it comes to professional soccer in Indiana. “All of us with the organization want to create an atmosphere that will make soccer a new sports experience for the fans,” Sommer said. “Our stadium (Michael A. Carroll Stadium at IUPUI) seats 13,500 and we want to fill every seat for every game.”

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Do you dream of turning your backyard into a wildlife paradise? Do you have soggy or eroding areas throughout your yard? Are invasive plants overtaking your tree line? Do you live near a pond with erosion and algae problems? If these issues seem overwhelming and you aren’t sure where to start, don’t fear – help is here! The Backyard Conservation Program, offered through the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD), offers free educational and technical assistance on a variety of urban conservation practices. These practices bring beauty, diversity, and interest to your property as well as promote the ecological health of the entire Carmel community.

The Backyard Conservation Program (BYC) offers technical assistance to all Hamilton County property owners and managers (including HOAs). Through implementation of urban conservation practices, we can all take steps to protect and restore our resources, improve water quality, and make our urban community more sustainable. Whether you have a specific vision for your property or just want to see what conservation practices could be possible, BYC can provide

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In addition to free technical assistance, all Hamilton County property owners are eligible for cost-share assistance through the SWCD for implementing management solutions such as creating wildlife habitats, stormwater practices, and invasive species removal. The program offers 50% reimbursable funding with a 50% match (in-kind and/or cash) required (max $500). Deadlines for application are coming up in August and then again in April. Learn more about program offerings, cost share, and conservation practices on the BYC website, www.hamiltonswcd.org BYC, or call 317-773-2181.

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august 2013 | atCarmel.com 23Pond edge enhancement project in the Forest Park subdivision of Carmel



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While your best canine friend can’t join you at the Carmel Farmer’s Market, you can pick up a nice treat for him at the Becker Farms Cattle stand. Along with some tasty treats for your grill, you can buy a smoked beef bone for $3 and buy a little forgiveness….

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Shopping at the farmer’s markets not only supports the local economy, but it allows you to interact with those who produce the food we consume! Truly this is the idea of “farm to fork”…Many of these farmers are artisans and craftsmen who are trying to create sustainable products for us; I hope you get the chance to enjoy

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Carmel Community Newsletter August 2013