Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 120, Number 39, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 September 1997 — Page 2

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SURE LOOKS GOOD—These kids could hardly wait to taste the mouth-watering giant apple pie at Ron's Lovin' Oven Restaurant and Bakery, West Market Street. Pictured from left: Louis, Zachary and Heather Teleschow, grandsons and daughter-in-law of bakery owner Ron Teleschow; and their cousins Justin and Kyle Comino. Louis and Zachary's father, Mike, is also a baker at the restaurant. A good time was had by all who peeked in the window or dropped in to admire the senior Teleschow and his efforts in making such a spectacular pie. (AN photo by Merrie Chapman)

Arrest two on OWI charges

The Nappanee Police Department arrested two suspects last week on charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. The first apprehension was made September 19, when officers were flagged down by a passerby shortly after 10p.m.. The witness gave police a description of a vehicle that was all over the road. Officers immediately got behind the vehicle and attempted to stop it. The suspect failed to signal a turn at the entrance of Meadows MHP. At that time officers attempted to pull over the offender but the driver did not oblige them until he reached his residence. At that time Ptl. Matt Tice interviewed the driver, Israel I. Guevara, age 31, Lot 186 Meadows MHP. Tice reports that it was apparent that the suspect had been drinking. He issued several field sobriety tests to Guevara who failed all of them. The result of the breathalyzer test showed that Israel Guevara had a blood alcohol content of .17%. A background check showed that the suspect also had a prior conviction for the same offense and was driving on a suspended license. After the initial paperwork, Israel Guevara was transported to the Elkhart County Security Center and held on a $2,000 bond. He was scheduled to appear in Nappanee City Court tonight (Wed), 5p.m.. The following NPD officers were involved in the second OWI offense: Ptl. Nik Havert, Ptl. Terry Chanley, Reserve Ptl. Troy Sterling and Reserve Ptl. Chris Sterling. In the early morning of September 20 NPD officers witnessed a beige Oldsmobile strike the temporary flashing four way stop sign at Main Street and the railroad tracks at South Main Streets. Officer Nik Havert followed the vehicle until it stopped in front of the railroad tracks at South Main Street. Upon speaking with the driver, Larry D. Yoder, 46, 651 Miami Drive, Officer Havert noticed that the suspect’s breath smelled of an odor commonly associated with alcoholic beverages. Havert also reports that the driver’s eyes were very red. Yoder admitted that he had been drinking and was given four field sobriety tests, of which he failed all four. He was also given a portable breathalyzer test and failed. Larry D. Yoder was transported to the NPD for a chemical breath test by Officer Terry Chanley. Again the suspect failed, registering a .23% BAC. He was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, a class D felony because he had a previous conviction for the same offense within the past five years. Yoder was taken to the Elkhart County Detention Facility and held on a $3,000 bond. WARRANT ARREST On September 20, Capt. Mike Anglin observed Phillip D. Harless, 37, Lot #7B Meadows MHP, enter his residence. , Officer Anglin was aware of an active warrant for the subject and called Ptl. Joseph A. Kimpel and Chief Ray Carich to assist him in the apprehension. Harless was located and taken into custody

without incident. The warrant was for failure to pay fines and costs on a domestic battery charge with occurred in 1994. Mr. Harless was processed and taken to the Elkhart County Jail. He was held on a $2,000 bond and his court date was set for tonight (Wed) in Nappanee City Court.

September 18, 9:l7p.m.—Lisa R. Beachy, 2476 East Market Street, Nappanee, transported from 507 South Madison to Elkhart General Hospital due to abdominal pain. September 19, 3:04a.m. —Jenny Bowling, 52337 CRII3 N, Elkhart, transported from 451 South Main Street to Elkhart General for medical purposes. September 19, 12:32p.m. Linda Stahley, 28108 Field House, Elkhart, transported from Lot 123 Meadows MHP, to Mishawaka St. Joseph Medical Center, due to pregnancy. September 20, 9:50a.m. — Esther Morgan-Watts, 11735 South Long Wood Drive, Chicago, IL, transported from Amish Acres Inn to Bremen Community Hospital due to illness. September 20, 12:30p.m.—Paty Britt, 1701 Northwood Drive, transported from the 200 block of South Main to Bremen Community following a fall. September 21, I:39p.m.—Clara Hershberger, 702 South Williams Street, required no transport. September 22, 3:03a.m. —

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Flu shots given in Nappanee Influenza season will most likely hit the Michiana area some time in December. It is important that persons in certain risk groups receive influenza vaccine for protection. Flu shots need to be updated annually. October through midNovember is the ideal time Those who should get flu shots because they are at risk for complications following influenza include persons age 65-older; persons any age with long team heart or lung disease, including severe asthma; residents of long-term care facilities; persons of any age with chronic disease such as diabetes or kidney disease; women who will be in the second or third trimester of pregnancy during the infuenza season. Care givers and household contacts of such persons should also receive vaccine to help protect those at risk. Persons on Medicare can now receive coverage for influenza vaccine administered at the doctor’s office. Call your doctor for more information. This current season’s trivalent vaccine will cover the influenza strains predicted by Centers for Disease Control to be prevalent in the United States again this year: A/Johannesburg, A/Nanchang, B/Harbin. The Elkhart County Health Department will sponsor several “flu” immunization clinics throughout the county for persons age 60-older, and in the high risk group. A clinic will be held October 13, 10a.m.-noon, at the Nappanee Elder Haus, 258 E. Market St.

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Donald L. Swarzlander, 202 Northwood Circle, transported from his home to St. Joseph Medical Center, South Bend, due to illness. September 22, 5:13a.m. William D. Murray, 152 West Lincoln, required no transport from his home following a house fire and smoke inhalation. September 22, 5:13a.m. —Scott Bauer, Apartment 24, 152 West Lincoln, required no transport from his home following a house fire and smoke inhalation. Open house sponsored by RETA Ministries Sarah’s House, a group maternity home operated by the Reason Enough to Act (RETA) Ministries, will host an open house, Saturday. October 11, l-3p.m., and 6-Bp.m. Sarah’s House is located at 321 Country Club Drive, Elkhart. The public is invited to attend. For more information on the ministries, call 219-522-3888.

ROYALTY —North Wood High School finished off its homecoming week celebration with the coronation of the school's Homecoming King and Queen, during special halftime ceremonies held Friday night, at the Panther-Wawasee footbaH game. In the photo at top. Kip Chamberin and Marla Yoder take their places as the students body's choice for royalty. The court, pictured at bottom, includes seniors, front, from left, Sara Adams, Marla Yoder and Monica Whitehead. At back, Brad Patches, Kip Chamberlin and Jake Yoder. Flower girl and crown bearer for the coronation were Taylor Olson and Ryan Gerber. (AN photos by Kim Keiser)

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NCT haunted farm opens October 10 ,

The Nappanee Civic Theatre invites the public to “dare to experience the scariest place in town." The annual Haunted Farm, located on CR7 at the Derkscn Farm site, will be open Friday and Saturday October 10. 11. 17. 18. 24 & 25. from 6:30p.m.- 10p.m.; Thursday. October 23. 6:30'p.m.-9p.m.; Halloween Night. October 31. 6:30p.m. 10p.m.; and Saturday November I. 6:30p.m.-9p.m.. Admission Ices will be $3.50 to visit the haunted house or $1 for the children's fun area (ages 10

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