Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 123, Number 33, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 16 August 2000 — Page 2
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CRIMINAL TRESPASS [ On August 7, the Nappanee t Police Department received a call I concerning a subject refusing to f leave a residence, suspect being a l gentleman named Emm McLeese, £33, 1200 N. Main, Apt. 309, Nappanee. The call came from Meadows 'mobile home park, in which Mr. McLeese is not allowed on any property owned by Meadows. Therefore, when Patrolman Joshua saw him driving.away from Jthe residence be stepped the vehicle. When talking to Mr. McLeese he observed a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage. After several field sobriety tests, Mr. McLeese consented to a Certified Chemical Tfest, the result of which was .19%. . He was charged with operating while intoxicated, open container, and criminal trespass. Mr. McLeese was transported to the Elkhart County Security Center Where he is being held cm $3,000 bond. J OPERATING VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED l On August 9, at approximately 10:04p.m. Nappanee Police arrested Patricia Reyes, 29, Lot 1064 Meadows for OVWI (Felony).
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Police Officers Matt Tice and Terry Chanley were flagged down by a male subject on Heather Blvd stating that he had been battered by his sister and that she was intoxicated. While talking to die subject, a black Jeep drove south on Heather and the male subject stated that it was his sister. Officers observed the subject was bleeding from his lip and began following (he vehicle to make a traffic stop and investigate die battery. While speaking with Patricia, officers noted a strong smell of alcohol coming from her as well as slurred Speech. Patricia then took and failed die field sobriety test and was transported to the Nappanee Police Department to be given a breathalyzer which she also failed, testing .20%. Patricia was charged with felony OVWI due to die fact she had a conviction for OVWI with the past five years. After initial processing, she was transported to the Elkhart County Security Center and held on $3,000 bond. PUBLIC INTOXICATION Brad Comer, 33, Lot 1039 Meadows, was arrested by Nappanee Police for public intoxication on Augist 13.
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Sgt. Tterry Chanley observed Mr. Corner run the red light on his bicycle, southbound on S.R. 19 without checking for oncoming traffic. Sgt Chanley caught up to Mr. Corner in the 100 Block of East Lincoln St to speak with him about running the light. Mr. Comer smelled heavily of alcoholic beverages and had slurred speech. He was then arrested for public intoxication and transported to the Nappanee Police Department After processing he was transported to the Elkhart County Security Center and held on $1,500 bond.
The following cases have been handled through the Nappanee City Court David Widmoyer is the judge. Joseph Stewart, charged with illegal consumption of alcohol by a minor, paid total fine and costs of $225.50. Ashley Meli, charged with reckless driving, paid total fine and costs of $625.50. Walter Grimes, charged with speeding 73mph in a 50mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $98.50. James Heron, charged with speeding 64.3 mph in a 45mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $95.50; also charged with counterfeit oversize permit, paid total fine and costs of $155.50. Stephanie Clinedaniel, charged with failure to stop at stop sign, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Jack Brazel, charged with speeding 60mph in a 45mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $90.50; also charged with no oversize permit, paid total fine and costs of $125.50. Lawrence Chochrane, charged with loose dog ordinance violation, paid total fine and costs of $125.50. Kelsey Haining, charged with disregarding auto signal, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Deborah Miller, charged with speeding 75mph in a 55mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $95.50. Brian Smith, charged with failure to use seat belt, paid total fine and costs of $25.00. Anglemeyer joins Prime Care Network Prime Care Physician: Network announces the addition of Walter D. Anglemeyer, D.O. to the organization. Dr. Anglemeyer is a board certified physician specializing in family medicine. He completed his medical education at Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, Kirksville, Missouri, and his internship was completed at Michiana Community Hospital, South Bend. Dr. Anglemeyer is a member of the Goshen General Hospital medical staff. He has been in family practice in Nappanee since 1980, most recently with Ancilla Health System. He will continue to practice out of the same medical office complex, located at 2521 E. Market St.
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August 7, 12:14p.m.—Owen Borkholder, 21 M-Dee Acres, from Market and Jackson St., no transport, due to motor vehicle accident. August 7, 12:14p.m.—Brittany Cook, Goshen, from Market and Jackson St., no transport, due to motor vehicle accident. August 7, 12:14p.m.—Sarah Combs, Lot 210 Meadows, from Market and Jackson St., no transport, due to motor vehicle accident. August 7, 12:14p.m.—Gary Combs, Lot 210 Meadows, from Market and Jackson St., no transport, due to motor vehicle accident. August 8, 3:l4p.m.—Aaron Beachy, Etna Green, from 800 W. and 850 N. to Elkhart General Hospital, due to car/horse motor vehicle accident. August 8, 3:2op.m.—Sylvia Stutzman, Etna Green, from 800 W. and 850 N., no transport, due to motor vehicle accident. August 8, B:3op.m.—Carlee
Council receives monthly reports
By Mindy Shearer, Staff Reporter The Nappanee City Council received monthly reports from department heads at their meeting Monday, August 7. The position of Assistant EMS Director was added at a $0 compensation at the request of Nappanee EMS Director JimSumpter. He stated in his reporf* that, “The way our “Standard Operating Procedures” are written we need to have this position added to reflect our chain of command.” 72 calls were recorded in July, which is the second highest mn volume since July of 1997, and makes 382 calls for the year. The daily breakdown for the month of July is as follows: 30 calls weekdays between 6a.m.-6p.m.; 11 calls weekdays between 6p.m.6a.m.; 30 weekend calls; and 1 holiday call. The types of emergencies are as follows: 41 advanced life support; 20 basic life support; 5 cardiac related; 30 medical related; 31 trauma related; 10 motor vehicle accidents; and 6 responses with fire department. Nappanee Fire Chief Don Abel reported a total of 41 calls for the month, which makes 87 for the year. The breakdown for fire calls is as follows: 4 vehicle accidents;
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Miller, 1060 Meadows, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to a fall. August 10, 4:ooa.m.—Jason Housour, 1074 S. Jackson, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to over dose. August 10, s:27a.m.—Elma Bontrager, 28871 C.R. 50, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to illness. August 10, 10:26a.m.—Wilma Stutsman, LuAnn Nursing Home, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to chest pain. August 10,11:55a.m. —Kathryn Everson, Warsaw, from Amish Acres to Kosciusko Community Hospital, due to feeling ill. August 10,10:21p.m.—Virginia Weaver, 155 Momingside Dr., from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problems. August 12, 3:ooa.m.—Nellie A. Jones-Howard, 1651 E. Market Apt 12C, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to fall. August 12, 3:lop.m.—Sabrina Lysaght, Wabash, from Amish
5 false alarms; 1 gas leak; 1 mutual aid call; 1 vehicle fire; and 1 bam fire in Nappanee territory. The fire department also participated in Nappanee’s July 4th parade, waterball and other July 4th activities. They also participated in the Elkhart county parade. The annual Fire Department fish held, serving a total of “f.TKyjpounds of fish. They burned an obsolete shed for Meno Hochstetler on C.R. 52 for practice of procedures. There were 986 calls for service during the month of July, which was reported by Nappanee Police Chief Mike Anglin. The breakdown is as follows: 157-911 calls; 78 traffic arrests; 51 warning tickets issued; 19 parking tickets issued; 22 accidents investigated; 38 vehicles involved in accidents; 2 personal injury accidents; 29 vehicle lock-outs; 58 crimes reported; 103 total cases closed; 10 cases currently active; 11 cases pending court actions; 4 DWIs; and 7 drug related arrests. Nappanee Street Superintendent Sam Adams reported that they assisted with the stage placement and street closing for the Fireman’s Fish Fry and related activities, completed the curb painting program, continued work with Haskins and Phil Hochstetler on catch basins and sewer line
Acres to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain. August 12, 10:29p.m.—Frank Anglemyer, 69745 C.R. 11, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain. August 13, 6:lßp.m.—Miranda*,, Martin, Bremen, from Wabash and Madison, no transport, due to motor vehicle accident. August 13, 6:lßp.m.—Martinez Reinu, Bremen, from Wabash and Madison, no transport, due to motor vehicle accident. August 13, 6:lßp.m.—Charlene “ Miller, 252 W. Randolph SL, from Madison and Wabash to Goshen General Hospital, due to motor vehicle accident. August 13, 6:lßp.m.—Lorane Reyes, Bremen, from Madison and Wabash to Goshen General Hospital, due to motor vehicle accident. August 14, 3:s9a.m..—Charles R. Westerman, 308 N. Locke SL, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to motor vehicle accident.
repairs, and mowed highway and island and unattended lots as needed. They also patched potholes as needed, cleaned off catch basins as needed, applied last application of altosid mosquito tablets, continued sweeping streets and uptown yea as needed, continued with the weekly brush pickup on Mondays, and attended on lACT conference in Indianapolis on the new CSO (combined sewer overflow) IDEM regulations. The July report from the Elder Haus is as follows: 140 newsletters and calendars were mailed, made 246 visits, and 464 taxi calls. Special programs included, Bingo, Mystery trip “out to lunch” to Stacy’s in Leesburg, and stopped at the nursing home in Milford to visit with Helen Hostetler. They attended Amish Acres play, “Fiddler on the Roof,” had a picnic in the park, in which staff prepared and served the meal. They also took a trip to Crown Point to visit the old court house and shopping in the area, and ate lunch at Cynthia’s, which was prearranged. Many thanks to Wayne Scheumann and his staff from Elder Haus Director Dee Leavitt, for help with the picnic in the park. Each year they reserve the shelter ■ for the Elder Haus and transport the grill to the park and back to her home. This is a special day for the Elder Haus, a yearly event which is very popular. The council meets the first and third Mondays of every month at 7:00p.m. in the Nappanee Municipal Building on W. Lincoln St. Meetings are open to the public.
Brochures available Registration forms are now available at the Nappanee Public Library for the Fall 2000 sessions of the Wa-Nee Community Education program. Geared toward adult education, the courses offered through this program cover a broad spectrum of subjects, from designing your own web page to earning your GED. Courses are also offered through Ivy Tech, Vincennes University and the Nappanee Area Chamber of Commerce. Registration forms are also available at the Wa-Nee Community Schools. Pick up your copy of the brochure, and you will be on your way to learning Spanish, watercolor, word processing and much more. For further information, call the Nappanee Public Library at 219-773-7919.