Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 120, Number 28, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 23 July 1997 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, July 23,1997

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July 14, 4:l9p.m.—Joseph Ludwick, 26814 CRS2, Nappanee, from Fairmont Homes to Goshen General Hospital, due to diabetic reaction. July 16, la.m. —James Schafer, 72248 CR9, Nappanee, from home to St. Joseph Hospital, due to chest pain. July 16, 3:53a.m. —Audrey Denman, #2 Farm Valley Apartments, Nappanee, at home, due to fall, no transport necessary. July 16, 11:38a.m. —Jeremy Walter, 7584 W 950N, Nappanee, from Northwood Clinic to Elkhart General Hospital, due to head and neck pain. July 16, 7:2lp.m.—Norma E. Hendon, Domott, Indiana, from site of motor vehicle accident at CRIOO and US6 to Elkhart General Hospital. July 17, I:4oa.m.—Connie Evans, Lot #54 Meadows MHP, from EMS station to Bremen Community Hospital, due to medical problems. July 17, s:s3a.m.—William R. Cobum, Leesburg, Indiana, from site of motor vehicle accident three miles east of SR 19 on CR1350 to Goshen General Hospital. July 17, 9:lop.m.—Ruth A. Summers, #54 M-Dee Acres, Nappanee, from home <o St. Joseph Hospital, due to medical problems. July 18, 8:35a.m. —Dino Fraschetti, LaPaz, Indiana, from Franklin Coach to Elkhart General Hospital, due to fall. July 18, 11:17p.m.—Connie Evans, Lot #54 Meadows MHP, Nappanee, from Lot #ll6 Meadows MHP to Bremen Community Hospital, due to possible reaction to medication. July 19, 7a.m.—Dorothy Hoffer, 13143N 750 W, Nappanee, Unwanted cars may be sold to Boys-Girls Club Boys and Girls Clubs throughout Indiana are looking for unwanted cars. The cars will be sold at auction and the money deceived will benefit their programs. All donors need to do is call 1-800-246-0493. The cars will be picked up in a short time. Cars need to be intact, and the donor must have the certificate of title. The cars will be picked up free of charge. The fair market value may be used as a charitable contribution for tax purposes. Court news The following cases have been -handled through the Nappanee City Court. David Widmoyer is the judge. Jose Zavala, charged with speeding 58mph in a 30mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $103.50. Aimee Coon, charged with possession of tobacco by a minor, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Joey Sawyer, charged with skateboarding/rollerblading in a prohibited area, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Jose Ruiz, chaiged with driving while license suspended, paid total fine and costs of $85.50.

Local police make warrant arrest

Tuesday, July 15, the Goshen City Police Department contacted the Nappanee Police Dept, to request that local officers attempt to locate 36-year-old John P. Sarber in reference to a valid warrant out of Goshen on a charge of check deception. Following a brief investigation, it was found that Sarber was living in anartment number rive at 152-

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from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to possible fractured hip. July 20, 4:10p.m. —Mark Lesher, Wakarusa, site of motor vehicle accident at SR 19 and CRSO, no transport necessary. July 20, 7:osp.m.—Sylvia Hochstetler, 71052 CR3, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problems. July 21, s:47a.m.—Jim Jenkins, South Whitley, Indiana, from Fairmont Homes to Goshen General Hospital, due to medical problems. _

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NEW LOCATION—Star Staffing Services, Inc., has relocated their Nappanee office to 146 Family Fare Drive. To celebrate the move, a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house were held the afternoon of Wednesday, July 16. Star Staffing has 14 offices in Indiana, since its beginning in South Bend in 1961. Audrey Conley, vice president of Star Staffing, stated, "We believe in getting

Winners named in 4-H Revue

Alyssa Schlosser, Elkhart, earned top honors in the 1997 4-H Fashion Revue, held Saturday night, July 12, at North Wood High School. There were 75 4-H members modeling outfits they had constructed. Alyssa was named grand champion for her two-piece navy blue wool suit entered in the suits and coats category of the senior revue. Ryan Woodle, Wakarusa, earned reserve grand champion honors for his free choice ensemble. Further results follow. School Wear: champion —Betsy Evers, Elkhart; reserve ttiaritt>Ton—Susan Seltenright, Goshen; honor group—Kelly Gorsuch, Goshen; Emily Lewinski, Elkhart; Jamie Rider, Elkhart and Kristen Stichter, Wakarusa. Dress Up Wear: champion— Betsy Evers, Elkhart; reserve grand champion—Jamie Rider, Elkhart; honor group—Susan Seltenright, Goshen; Julie Martin, New Paris; Sarah Harter, Wakarusa. Separates: champion—Betsy Evers, Elkhart; reserve grand champion—Susan Seltenright, Goshen. Suits & Coats: champion— Alyssa Schlosser, Elkhart; reserve grand champion—Ryan Woodle, Wakarusa; honor group—Susan Seltenright, Goshen; Jamie Rider, Elkhart; Sarah Harter, Wakarusa. Free Choice: champion—Ryan Woodle, Wakarusa; reserve grand champion—Bessie Brown, Elkhart; honor group—Angela Ravel, Elkhart. Formals: champion—Valerie Mast, Nappanee; reserve grand champion—Alyssa Schlosser,

1/2 W. Market Street. Nappanee Police Cpl. Doug Weaver, Ptl. Joe Kimpel and Reserve Ptl. Mitch Craven found Sarber at that location. Following the booking procedure, Sarber was released to the Goshen City Police Department, where he was held on a bond of $1,500 for the warrant.

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ACCIDENT AT VIADUCT—A semi tracter pulling a mobile home (shown above) traveling west on US6 was involved in an accident at CRIOO west of Nappanee, at approximately 8:05a.m. Tuesday, July 15. According to the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department, the driver of the semi, Timothy J. Bennett of Warsaw, attempted to slow down after seeing a 1995

involved In the community, and community activities* From left: Conley, Service Representative Carol Pezan, Mayor Larry Thompson, Manager Andrea Manuel, Service Rep. Pam Gambrel, Manager Robin Burmeister (Elkhart office) and Accounts Manager Cindy Hagedorn (Elkhart). (AN photo by Christina Hill)

Elkhart; honor group —Julie Martin, New Paris; Andrea Clark, Elkhart; Betsy Evers, Elkhart. Junior Revue: champion— Valerie Mast, Nappanee; reserve grand champion—Andrew Evers, Elkhart; honor group—Carolyn Goldy, Elkhart; Holly Wisler, Syracuse; Lisa Beehler, Wakarusa; Lindsey Schrock, Middlebury; Katy Peat, Elkhart. Division III: no champion given, honor group —Amy Mast, Nappanee; Brian Schrock, Middlebury; Ashley Biller, Nappanee; Elizabeth Heckathom, r* —- * *. r Kiwanibull... The Nappanee Noon Kiwanis Club meets each Monday, at Dal Mar Banquet Hall, 159 E. Lincoln St. At last week’s meeting, Robert McLean spoke on his job as a township trustee. He addressed different responsibilities, such as dog tags, cemetery upkeep and record-keeping. He also spoke of different methods proposed to assess property. His wife, Abby was a guest. She is the mother of Kiwanian Aimee Bricker. The Kiwanian of the Month for June was Will Wilson, recognized for his two-week trip to Philmount, with the Boy Scouts. The Friend of Kiwanis for June was David Holdeman, of the Goshen Club, new International Trustee. Kiwanians are working the ribeye steak stand this week, at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair, Goshen. Rick Persing and Phil Marsh are the co-chairs for this special project, with all Kiwanis members asked to share the work load at the fair.

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Nappanee. Division II: no champion given, honor group —Anne Miller, Middlebury; Megan Woodwiss, Goshen; Leah Selman, Goshen; Amy Allender, Goshen; Carrie Egging, Etna Green. Division I: no champion given, honor group—Crystal Silvers, Granger; Heidi Cramer, Elkhart; Beth Wheeler, Middlebury; Katie Hrynewycz, Goshen. Early Bird Chirp... The Nappanee Early Bird Kiwanis Club met Wednesday, July 16, at Ron’s Bakery & Restaurant. Barb Dawson won the 50/50 raffle. Guests were an interclub from Warsaw, and Bill Little, Milford. Tuesday, July 15, Steve Peach, Corey Graham, Rodney Burnham and Fred and Evelyn Culp went to Goshen for an interclub. . Rodney Burnham was the chairman for the meeting, and brought members up to date on the soccer games, as well as recounting how he and his family ended up in Nappanee. After visiting many foreign countries during his time in the Navy, and living in several midwest cities, they settled in Elkhart, and finally, Nappanee. Friday, July 18, Barb Dawson, Sam Martin, Dave Berger, Fred Culp and Ron Meister went to Milford for an interclub. Attention Colts fans —watch for information on the Colts’ tractor raffle. Nappanee Early Birds meet each Wednesday, 6:30a.m., at Ron’s Bakery & Restaurant. Visitors are welcome. For more information, call Ron Meister, 773-2179.

Honda Civic, driven by Mary Faulstich or Bremen, making a right turn onto CRIOO from the highway, but he was traveling too fast. The semi skidded 299 feet, struck an MCI cable sign, and came to rest in the middle of the highway pointing northeast. Both drivers agreed that the car's turn signal was on prior to the accident. (AN photo by Christina Hill)

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