Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 120, Number 36, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 September 1997 — Page 2
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Nappanee Advance New* Wednesday, September 3,1997
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August 25, I:sßp.m.—Wilma P. Yoder, 118062N 10Q0W, Nappanee, from intersection of Clark and Walnut Streets to Mishawaka St. Joe Hospital, due to leg injury. August 26,1:39p.m.—Mark D. Butler, LaPaz, from Gulf Stream to Elkhart General Hospital, due to Ivy Tech, Vincennes offer classes In cooperation with Ivy Tech State College and Vincennes University, Wa-Nee Continuing Education classes will be offered at North Wood High School. Ivy Tech courses being offered include Beginners Word Perfect, Advanced Word Perfect and Inventory Control/Purchasing. Ivy Tfech registration may be made in advance by phoning the Elkhart campus, 219-293-4657. Vincennes University is offering English Composition I, Intermediate Algebra and Career Planning. Vincennes University registration may be made in advance by phoning the campus, 219-262-6526. Flyers giving details about each class are available at the Wa-Nee Community Schools Administration Office, 219-773-3131, Nappanee Public Library, 219-773-7919, or the Wakarusa Public Library, 219-862-2465.
Celebration features annual baking contest
The annual Bonneyville Mill Baking Contest will take place Saturday, September 13, during the Bonneyville Celebration at the county park. Categories for this year’s contest include bread, sweet bread, quick bread, cake, cookies and mi sc. baked goods. The majority of flour used in the recipe must be from Bonneyville Mill. Flours available at the mill include whole wheat, rye, com meal and buckwheat. Each contestant will receive a coupon for a two-pound bag of flour that is redeemable at the mill. The grand prize winner will receive $l5O, with prizes in each Literacy volunteers needed September is a good time to start reading more with your children and grandchildren. It is also a good time to finally get your library card, and start checking out those “how-to” books, or great mysteries you’ve been wanting to read. You may also want to get involved with helping someone else learn how to read, or improve their reading skills. September is National Literacy Month, and the need for literacy skills has never been greater. The Nappanee Public Library Volunteers for Literacy will hold a meeting Saturday, September 6, 910:30a.m., in the Borkholder Meeting Room at the library. The meeting is open to anyone interested in being a volunteer tutor, or in helping with the program in other ways. Those interested in attending should call Susan Freymiller at the library, 219-773-7919, to register. Light refreshments will be provided.
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amputation. August 27, 12:48p.m.—Devon A. Weaver, 501 W. Indiana, Nappanee, from home to Mishawaka St. Joe Hospital, due to possible blood clot. August 27, 7:26a.m.—Homer Yoder, 6121 W 1350N, Nappanee, from home to South Bend Memorial Hospital, due to trouble breathing. August 29, 5:12a.m. —Opal Sponseller, LuAnn Nursing Home, from nursing home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. 'Great Frame Up' for American Girls Come join the American Girls Club for their “Great Frame Up,” Tuesday, September 16. Girls in grades 1-2 will meet from 6-7p.m., and girls in grades 3-5 will meet from 7:30-8:30p.m., in the children’s room of the Nappanee Public Library. All girls who plan to attend must pre-register by Friday, September 12. Girls who attend the meeting will decorate 4x4 picture frame mats. Come and create a mat to keep for yourself, or to give to a friend. Supplies for decorating the mats will be provided by the library. The American Girls book series is available in the children’s library.
category set at $25, S2O and $lO and $5, for first, second, third and fourth, respectively. All entries, along with a completed entry form, should be dropped off at the tent located next to the windmill in the park, between 1 la.m.-12:30p.m., September 13. Judging will begin at Ip.m. All prizes will be awarded after the judging, and all winning entries will then be auctioned. Entry forms are available at Bonneyville Mill, located two and one-half miles each of Bristol, on CRI3I, south of SR 120, or at the Elkhart County Park Administration Office, 117 N. Second St., Room 111, Goshen. The Elkhart County Park and Recreation Department holds this annual baking contest at the Bonneyville Celebration to further promote the use of the grains ground at Bonneyville Mill. For more information, contact the Elkhart County Park and Recreation Department, 219-535-6458.
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The North Wood High School Class of 1977 met Saturday, August 9, at Dal-Mar Catering Hall in Nappanee, for a 20year class reunion. Approximately 72 classmates were in attendance. Everyone enjoyed a fine meal, ending with a memorable yearbook album picture video and short program, attempting to introduce everyone while elaborating on a memorable high school experience. MCs for the evening included Dave Charles, Mel Shields and Cheryl Wagner Yoder. Front, from left, Rob Schmeltz, Elaine Bigler Schmeltz, Deb Miller Burkholder, Kim Hummel Arnott, Sue Mattern Snider, Kirk Hlvely, Mel Shields, Kent Walter, Duane Stump, Dave Flaherty and Ron Walters. Second row, Denise Mishler Scott and Deb Hochstedler Hershberger. Third row, Ron Howard, Cathy Moser Whitehead, Cheryl Wagner Yoder, Elaine Rummel Mast, Deb Stahly Marsh, Diane Price Hartwell, Jill Metzler Shields, Penny Parks Hershberger, Kim
Goshen men charged with possession of marijuana
Two Goshen men were arrested by Nappanee police, Monday, August 25, and charged with possession of marijuana. The two are Terry Nelson Mackie, 58788 SR 15, Lot IA, Goshen, and Steven Davis Smith, 58788 SR 15, Lot 17, Goshen. Nappanee police were notified at approximately 6:46p.m., that two subjects had exited a vehicle and were headed into a cornfield south of Nappanee. It was believed that the two were picking marijuana. Nappanee Police Cpl. Phil Hahn II and the canine unit, Britt, went to the scene, where the dog was used to locate the subjects, approximately one-half mile off the road, in a wooded arpa, Tljey were picking marijuana, and were in possession of a plastic garbage bag containing the matter. Library offers dial-a-story One of Andersen’s first tales is the story of flowers after they wilt, in “Little Ida’s Flowers,” this week’s featured dial-a-story on the Nappanee Public Library Information Line. The free storytelling service is available on a 24-hour basis, and is just one of the options on the line, 219-773-7920.
Both men were taken into custody without incident, transported to the NPD and processed, after which they were transported to the Kosciusko County Security Center, with bond set at $5,000. PUBLIC INTOXICATION Early the morning of August 24, Nappanee police officers were dispatched to the Village Apartments at 1501 Brooks Drive, Nappanee, for a report of suspicious persons walking around the buildings. Patrolman Nicholas Havert arrived at the scene, and saw a young man walking along the parked vehicles. While speaking with officers, the subject, Eric L. Shrock, 18, 63800 CRII, Goshen, was discovered to be intoxicated.
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It was also revealed that he was a minor, and he was arrested and charged with public intoxication and illegal consumption of alcohol by a minor. He was transported to the Elkhart County Detention Facility, on a $750 bond. DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED Officer John Elliott and Reserve Officer Bert McPheeters observed a vehicle traveling 48mph in a 35mph zone, August 24, at 12:52a.m., in the 600 block of N. Main St. The vehicle was stopped in the Northside Manor apartment complex, and, in talking with the driver, an odor of an alcoholic beverage was detected. A field sobriety T. . ,
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test and a portable breath test were given to the driver at the scene, and he did poorly in both. The driver, Gerardo Olivera Solia, 27, 403 Northside Manor, Nappanee, was then transported to the Nappanee Police Department, where he was given a breathalyzer test. He tested .11% BAC, and was then advised that he was under arrest for driving while intoxicated, exceeding the posted speed limit and for not having an operator’s license. After processing, he was transported to the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department, and held on a SI,OOO bond, pending his court hearing, August 27, in Nappanee City Court. lein j* , loin.