Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 123, Number 21, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 May 2000 — Page 2

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Ambulance Calls

M v I Ha:i!-IMc.iJi'U ■>. (rum home in Elkhart General Hospital. Jue tu linger laceration. May 16. 3:1 la.m.— Kelly Simmons. 1059 E. Walnut, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to illness. May 17. s:o9p.m.—Justin L. Brown. 657 S. Madison, from 400 block S. Madison to Bremen Community Hospital, due to laceration. May 18. 4:49p.m.—Dustin Manges. Bremen, from CR 56 and CR 101 to Bremen Community Hospital, due to motor vehicle

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As summer approaches be sure to keep your air conditioner performing at peek efficiency. Clean all leaves, dirt and debris from outdoor condenser. Replace furnace filter. Oil fan motors. Call Yoder & Stutzman, Inc for complete air conditioner service and installation. We feature L ennox heating and cooling equipment. Nafpanel St., Nappanee. Call : (219) 773-7012

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A OLD Open: Mon. thru Sat. IVldlV lS FASHIONED Bam. - 5 p.m. 1 DA C r T , D¥I7C (Located Next to Borkholdcr's Dutch Village) fAS 1 KltS 71847 CR 101 Nappanee, IN Fresh out of the oven! 773-2504 ~ ~ SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ~ 1 Chocolate Pie $3.99

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Enjoy a family 31 night oat CONDOMINIUM - RESORT HOTEL ‘ 842-2683 CUIVBf COVI. SSL SLSZSSC:i 1 -*«x>the-coV E ... « £*£££7 (543-Z4W3) CULVM.. IN or 219-842-2683 Tuesday night kids eat free off the kid's menu with the purchase of an adult dinner. One adult dinner purchase allows two kids to eat free off the kid's menu. So, next Tuesday remember us when your family is looking for something to do! Rtifsrest Beat cl«h Mm-Tlmt* 4:3opa- 9:3opm MonTkan 4pmlo:3op* Fri R Sot 4:3opm-10pm Fri R Sat 4pm-12mUal|kt Saaiay 10s»-2p» SwUay-Classi

white Hoth Come enjoy our MILFORD FEST! Live music outside all day long! *V jf“ Saturday, May 27 • 'fcj 'J BAM-BPM y Cutie Contest. Crafts, and More! We will have our Outdoor Grill Meal.... “■ Burgers. Brats, and More! -WEEKEND SPECIALSWEDNESDAY & SATURDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY Prime Ribor Grand Buffet All You Can Eat Seafood Platter Serving tt-2 FishorSpaghetti * $6 " SS " Hours: c . Mon.-Closed ' 22 a | M h'" Tues. -&>»• 11 -9 Milford. Indiana CimAto Um , ia#u 219-658-3131 Sundoy,May 28lh

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May IV 4:4op.m.—J.lm>p Clevenger. Bremen, from CR |n| and C R 56 to Bremen Communitv Hospital, due to motor vehicle accident. May IS. 4:s6p.m.—Melanie Roardt. Bremen, from CR 101 and CR 56 to Bremen Communitv Hospital, due to motor vehicle accident. May 18. 4:s6p.m.—Megan Leeman, Bremen, from CR 1()| and CR 56 to Bremen Community Hospital, due to motor vehicle accident. May 18, 11:23p.m.—Lonnie

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Friday Night Seafood Buffet Saturday Night Ail-American Buffet Sunday Luncheon Buffet i Prime Rib A Lake Perch Served Daily

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n- 4 ~ \ -• , • . May >'• p.m. -Ron Tei'show. 1 Ikhari. from. :\\:.e s;. ; - t;on to Elkhart Gene:.:! H. due io altered mental status. May l l ». 5:13p.ni.—1 ii. t Gerber. 406 N. Clark St.. trom home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. May 20. 4:o7p.m.—Celeste Garrett. Fort Wayne, from Amish Acres to Elkhart General Hospital, due to a fall. May 20. 7:4Bp.m.—Kathy Yoder. 8743 N. 800 W.. from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problems. May 20, 9:3op.m.—Kenny Martin, 703 N. Jackson, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problems. May 21—Devon Weise, 952 W. Walnut, from home to Goshen General, due to medical problems.

Junior program begins 27th year

Elkhart County Sheriff Thomas G. Snider has announced that the Junior Deputy Program will begin its 27th year of community service this summer. Sheriff Snider is sponsoring the informative program for youth ages 10-13. The program familiarizes participants with progressive law enforcement, tools of the trade, police objectives and frequentlyencountered experiences. During the sessions, sheriff’s deputies will present a variety of instructive programs, demonstrations and intensive communications with the

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VOLUNTEERS HONORED —The Woodview Elementary School volunteers were honored Thursday, May 18 for all of their hard work during this school year. Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Joe Sabo gave a speech, which followed a breakfast for the volunteers. Pictured front, left to right:

youth enrolled in the program. The Junior Deputies will . explore the history of the sheriff’s office, the criminal justice system, as well as other community services. As a climax, the participants will earn the privilege of taking part in the annual Elkhart County 4 H Fair Parade. Youth ages 10-13 may enroll in the program at no cost, Wednesday, May 31, during the Junior Deputy Open House, held at the sheriff’s department, 111 N. Third St., Goshen, at 6:30p.m.

The following cases have been handled through the Nappanee City Court. David Widmoyer is the judge. Wilbur Schwartz, charged with speeding 59mph in a 45mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $89.50. Nancy Borkholder, charged with failure to stop at sign, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Arthur Clemons Jr., charged with expired license plates, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Daniel Nissley, charged with speeding 40mph in a 30mph zone, paid total fins£ and costs of SIOO.OO. Joseph Freeman, charged with

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All You Can Eat 6AM-11AM $5.25 Full Menu Available

Prime Rib Frog Legs or Catfish with Full Salad Bar $9.95

Questions may be directed to the sheriff’s department, public relations office, 219-535-6572, or 219-533-8644, from Ba.m.-4p.m„ Monday through Friday. MEMORIAL DAY FLAG FACT On Memorial Day the (American) flag should be displayed at half-staff until noon only, then raised to the top of the staff. For more information on the proper display of the American flag, visit The American Legion www.legion.org/flagcode.htm.

Court News

log-no previous seven days, paid total fine and costs of $125.50. Angela Yoder, charged with dog violation, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Marilene Bontrager. charged with expired license plates, paid total fine and costs of $85.50. Bobbie Hall, charged with speeding 58mph in a 45mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $88.50. Amy Ellis, charged with no operators license, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Bruce Williams, charged with driving while license suspendedinfraction, paid total fine and costs of $100.50.

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Jan Hershberger, Linda Brandt, Joy Weygand, Dorothy Zimmerman, Ruth Jo Eppley and Tonya Beehler; back, Karen Wagner, Jean McElheny, Dorothy Greene, Kathy Baker, Jim Zimmerman, Kim Yoder, Chris Lantz, Kim Moore, Lyn Ufkin and director, Sandy Kurtz.

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Crime Stoppers... This week’s Crime of the Week comes from the homicide files of the Special Crimes Unit in St. Joseph County. At 3:11a.m., February 8, a street department supervisor discovered a body in the street, in the 100 block of E. North Shore Drive in South Bend. Forty-seven-year-old Anthony D. Ebbole had been shot once in the torso and left to die in the street. Anthony was last seen at his apartment around 11:30p.m. the night before. A witness heard a 1 gun shot, and saw a nondescript car go south on Niles Ave. Ebbole’s body was found in the street around the comer about 15 minutes later. If you know who murdered Anthony Ebbole and call Crime Stoppers, you can receive a cash reward of up to SI,OOO upon arrest or indictment of the suspects involved. Remember, you can call Crime Stoppers about any crime, any time. In Indiana and Michigan, call 1 -800-342-STOP. You will be given a code number, and Crime Stoppers won’t ask your name. Crime Stoppers does not have Caller ID. Crime Stoppers...it works!