Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 123, Number 38, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 20 September 2000 — Page 3
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OUTSTANDING—The North Wood High School Competition Cheerleading Squad's slogan Is “You can do It.,.put your back Into It' and do It they did! The girls won first place with the highest score of all squads competing at the NCA Cheerleading Competition held at Six Flags, Illinois, Sunday, September 17. Placing first at this competition qualifies the squad to travel to Dallas, Texas In December, to compete In the National Cheerleading Association competition. The squad has had an exceptional year, with first-place wins at Starke County Fair, LaGrange County Fair, Elkhart County Fair, St. Joseph County Fair and the Blueberry Festival at
New books available at Nappanee Public Library
The following new books have been added to the shelves at the Nappanee Public Library for your reading pleasure. ADULT FICTION: The Vineyard, by Delinsky—a story of two women, a generation apart, whose dreams become bound with the other’s. Heartbreaker, by Garwood— Agent Nick Buchanan must track dpwn a psychopath ho has announced that his next intended victim is Buchanan’s best friend’s sister. The Fuhrer’s Reserve, by Lindsay—an FBI agent discovers that the murders of aged Nazis around the world are part of an elaborate plot to put a new generation of Nazis into power, in this tale of high-stakes art smuggling and intrigue. Bridesmaids Revisited, by Canned—Ellie Haskell and her housekeeper set off on a journey that will produce an old diary, a seance, and discoveries that will provide the key to the solution of a fifty-year-old murder. : Saturn’s Race, by Niven—when a student stumbles upon the grisly truth behind the facade of a nearfuture perfect society hosting the wealthiest people on Earth, she must run for her life, in this science fiction adventure. Lightning Strikes, by Andrews —sent to live at a greataunt’s London estate, Rain senses something frightening beneath the facade of wealth, in this second novel in the Hudson series. The Great Divide, by Bunn—an attorney recovering from personal tragedy takes on what becomes the biggest case of his career, and his investigation uncovers a trail of greed and deceit stretching from
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Plymouth. The squad travels to Wawasee High School for the first annual Northern Lakes Conference Cheerleading Competition, Soturday, September 23, 6p.m. Come show your support for this awesome group of girls! Front, from left, Coach Pam Slagle, Pam Metz, Janelle Cook, Coach Tara Lengacher, Second row, Ryann Rigsby, Heather Gaut, Lisa Beehler and Toky Moneyheffer. Back, Jackie Cook, Roxanne Faulkner, Amber Brlcker, Cara Hill, Starll Brown and Brenda Metz. Injured cheerleader Jade Wiggins was not present for this photo. (Photo provided)
their beauty and health secrets and their philosophies of life. Going For The MAX!, by Cleland—twelve principles for living life to the fullest. Success God’s Way, by Stanley—genuine success is root-
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ed in what god sets as goals for our lives. Home And Away, by Simon — NPR’s Scott Simon's memoir that runs from childhood to adulthood is also a Chicago memoir.
Niippancc Advance News Wednesday, September 20, 2000
NPD conducts checkpoints
The Nappanee Police Department hosted two seatbelt checkpoints during “Blitz 24” of Operation Pullover. September 7-8, members of the NPD held a one-hour seatbelt checkpoint along US 6. The checkpoints lasted one hour, focusing on westbound traffic. The first one was held in the 400 block of E. Market St., with officers observing 641 cars. A sign warned motorists about the oncoming checkpoint — reading “SEATBELT CHECKPOINT AHEAD.” Officers observed as motorists compiled once they saw the sign. It was estimated that approximately 100 of the motorists put cm their seatbelts when they saw the sign. Once they entered the checkpoint, 23 were cited for not complying with Indiana’s seatbelt statute. On day two, during the hours of 4-sp.m„ another 629 cars were westbound through the checkpoint, held in the 800 block of W. Market St. Of those cars, about 25 were seen buckling up. Another 17 were cited for not complying with the seatbelt laws. The NPD feels that the increased enforcement efforts were positive, in that an increase in seatbelt compliance was preva-
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lent. According to Police Chief Mike Anglin, similar programs will be done in the future. The department also participated in a sobriety checkpoint on Friday, September 8, on US33 in Dunlap, with dfficers from the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department and Elkhart City Police Department. In all, about 25 officers participated in the campaign that netted four drunk driving arrests. Other arrests during the checkpoint included two warrant arrests, four marijuana and one felony handgun arrest, one child restraint and one seatbelt violation, one driving while suspended and one possession of paraphernalia arrest and two other licensing-related arrests. Nappanee has been part of the Governor’s Council on Impaired and Dangerous Driving, Operation Pullover program since 1996, and plays an active role in selective enforcement for the program.
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