Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 122, Number 20, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 19 May 1999 — Page 2

Local law officers to conduct Operation Pull Over

Operation Pull Over and the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department want drivers to know that choosing to drink and get behind the wheel could result in serious and lasting consequences. Blitz 19 aims to reach males ages 21-34 and all Hoosiers getting ready for summer activities ahead. “It’s true that driving impaired doesn’t always lead to death. It could lead to a lifetime in a wheelchair, loss of vision or speech, or the inability to use your hands,” said Sgt. David McGuire. “Considering these consequences, losing your license could be the best thing that happened.” In Indiana in 1997, those people between the ages of 20-34 were involved in 2,798 alcohol-related crashes, according to the Indiana State Police. The figure represents 43% of all alcohol-related crashes | Court News 1 The following cases have been handled through the Nappanee City Court. David Widmoyer is the judge. George Halbrook, charged with disregarding a railroad signal, paid total fine and costs of $100.50; also charged with driving while license suspended, paid total fine and costs of SSO. Jeanette-Irctlchet, charged with allowing dog to run loose, paid total fine and costs of $25; second charge of same violation, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Jason Pick, charged with failure to register, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Jan Geyer, charged with provocation, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Cecil Vanblaricom, charged with not having operator’s license in possession, paid total fine and costs of $150.50. Ronald Rendall, charged with operating while intoxicated, paid total fine and costs of $575.50. Wendall Bontrager, charged with operating a motor vehicle while under age of 15, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Theresa LaChapelle, charged with a child restraint violation, paid total fine and costs of $80.50.

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in the state in 1997. In fact, Elkhart County reports that in 1997, 13 persons were killed in alcohol-related traffic crashes, five of those were between the ages of 20-34. In 1997, 37 persons were killed in traffic crashes in Elkhart County. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 68.5% of the 12,704 people killed in alco-hol-related crashes in 1997 were intoxicated themselves. The remaining 31.5% includes passengers, non-intoxicated drivers or others. “There are no innocent bystanders when it comes to impaired driving,” added Capt. Mike Books, Patrol Division Commander. “Victims of drunk driving are people you know and love. That’s why everyone in the car is responsible for safe driving. Don’t let someone you kndfe', who is impaired, get behind the wheel.” Local law enforcement officers from the Indiana State Police, Elkhart City Police, Goshen City Police, Nappanee City Police and the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department will conduct a sobriety check point on Friday, May 28. Local law enforcement participants from Elkhart County continue to spread the blitz message and conduct increased traffic enforcement from May 23-June 5. The blitz corresponds with Buckle Up America Week, May 24-31. For information about the activities of the blitz, contact the Governor’s Council on Impaired & Dangerous Driving, 317-232-1295. Operation Pull Over materials and information are also available by calling the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department, 219-533-8644.

Matthew and Deanna (Raber) Yoder, daughter, May 8, St. Joseph Hosnital of Mishawaka.

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May 10, 6:3sp.m.—Lionel E. Pender, Lot 36, Meadows Mobile Home Park, Nappanee, from Nappanee Police Department, to Goshen General Hospital, due to being sprayed with pepper spray. May 11, I:42p.m.—Helen Miller, Apt. 23, Farm Valley, Nappanee, from home to St. Joe Mishawaka, due to dislocated hip. May. 11, s:llp.m.—Kelly Rhodes, Goshen, from Anglemeyer Clinic to St. Joe Mishawaka, due to chest pain. May 11, 2:l3p.m.—called to stand by at gas leak, 100 block of N. Main St., Nappanee. No transport necessary. May 11,11:44a.m. —Marlene K. Miller, 5028 W 900 N, Milford, from home to Elkhart General Hospital,due to head injury. May 11, 11:09a.m.—Holly Drach, 1651 E. Market St., Nappanee, from Fairmont Medical Building, to Elkhart General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. May 11, 2:l2p.m.—Ezra Schmucker, 5038 W 1100 N, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain. May 12, 3:3op.m.—Carol Martin, 26185 US6 East, Nappanee, site of traffic accident at Jackson and Market St., no transport necessary. May 12, 3:3op.m.—Kathryn E. Sonner, Wakarusa, site of traffic accident at Jackson and Market St., no transport necessary. May 12, 10:44a.m. —Bessie Blosser, 11183 N 650 W, Nappanee, from Nappanee Family Medical Clinic to Elkhart General Hospital, due to tightness in chest and trouble breathing. May 13, 3:lsa.m.—Mikel Gruda. 303 North Wide Manor. Nappanee, from Burger Dairy, to

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Community Hospital of Bremen, following traffic accident. May 14, B:slp.m.—Annabelle Evans, 208 E. Walnut St., Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain. May 16, Ip.m. —Katherine Miller, 1004 Meadows, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problem. May 16, 9:50a.m. —Marvin Miller, 29388 CRSO, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. May 16, 2:51a.m. —Charles Myers, 206 Northwood Circle, Nappanee, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. Provide wheelchairs, scooters The Senior Wheels program of Northern Indiana will make available power wheelchairs and electric scooters to residents 65 and older with walking impairments. These aids are provided to those who meet the qualifications of the program, with no deposit required. This service also may be available to the permanently disabled of any age, if they qualify. The Wheels program will deliver the electric wheelchair or scooter to the senior’s home and provide instruction on its use. To schedule a mobility needs home visit, or for more information, call the program director at 1-888-590-3250, toll free.

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BRUSH CLEANUP—Due to the recent closing of the J Nappanee brush dump, to comply with Indiana ; Department of Environmental Management rulings, the • Nappanee Street Department has taken on the task of ! collecting tree trimmings and brush placed curbside (not ! in street) throughout the community. According to Supt. j Sam Adams, his department has designated Monday a$ ; the day to collect items placed by the curb. The are then taken to the department's garage area for “chip-;-* ping," as shown here. The chips are also available free td*j residents who wish to pick them up at the garage—in fact>j the city will even use its loader to help load the chips. "W£V* have an abundance of chips," stated Adams. You may£* also help yourself to the chips, Monday through Fridays*; from 7a.m.-3:30p.m. Persons who have questions, or wh<>jj need trimmings picked up at other times, may call th£jL; street department, 773-4322. (Photo provided)

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