Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 123, Number 40, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 October 2000 — Page 2

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Woodlawnoffers herbal workshop

The Woodlawn Nature Center, 604 Woodlawn Avenue, Elkhart, is sponsoring an herbal workshop, Saturday, October 14, Ip.m. Join Sandy deFerbrache for an enjoyable afternoon of making your own lotion (choose from five

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Court News

September 25, 8:47a.m. —Jamie Halsey, Warsaw, from Fairmont to Elkhart General Hospital, due to fall. September 26, 8:47a.m. —Don Ewartzlander, 202 North wood Circle, from home to South Bend St. Joe Medical Center, due to trouble breathing. September 26, 7:11a.m. Charlie Apple, Lot 5 Meadows, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. September 26, 11:27a.m. Leona Spradlin, 110 Meadows, from home to Bremen Community Hospital, due to abdominal pain. September 28, 7:00p.m. Carrie A. Metz, 68026 Beech Rd., from Martin’s to Goshen General Hospital, due to medical problems. September 29, 7:20a.m. Lindley Goud, 352 N. Hartman, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. September 29, 9:4op.m.—Paul L. Culp, 1018 W. 900 N., from Miriam and Market Streets to Bremen Community Hospital, due

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fragrances), how to make peppermint and lemon cough syrups and “tummy teas” to prepare for winter colds. Leant about herbal properties, what you can and can’t do with them, how to mix herbal teas and

to motor vehicle accident. September 30, 2:37p.m. Danielle Yoder, 28670 C.R. 50, from C.R. 7 and Woodview to Elkhart General Hospital, due to motor vehicle accident. September 30, 11:46p.m. Evelyn I. Parsons, 1200 N. Main Apt. 108, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problems. September 30, 8:40a.m. — Andrew M. Kirk, 1651 E. Market Apt. 19 E, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to trouble breathing. September 30, 5:31a.m. Devon “Hap” Hossler, 305 Momingside Dr., from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to fall. October 1, 4:2sp.m.—Wilma Stutsman, LuAnn Nursing Home, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to chest pain. October 1, 7:s2p.m.—Rebecca A. Bills, Columbia City, from Lot 154 Meadows to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problems.

discover some inside truths from someone who HAD cancer. There will also be four drawings for holiday spice sets, and everyone leaves with something! This workshop is for individuals ages 14 years and older. There will be breaks, snacks and drinks provided. Seating is limited to 20 persons, so call early to reserve your spot, 219-264-0525. The cost is just $3 per person. ‘Gray market’ cigarettes illegal The sale of what is commonly known as “gray market” cigarettes have become illegal in Indiana. Neither can they be distributed in, or transported into the state. Until recently, the sale of cigarettes marked for foreign distribution, which traditionally do not comply with U.S. requirements regarding health warnings or trademark and copyright laws, have been legally sold in the United States, once they have been returned from overseas marketing efforts and have had all relevant taxes paid on them. This will no longer be allowed in Indiana under a new law passed by the Indiana General Assembly earlier this year. As of October 1 under Indiana law, cigarettes in violation of the new law, as well as any vending machines or receptacles in which the cigarettes are being sold, can be confiscated —even if the cigarettes are being given away and even if they have an Indiana cigarette tax stamp affixed. The registration certificate of offenders can also be revoked or suspended. Also, the selling, distributing or transporting of such “gray market” cigarettes will become a Class A misdemeanor —unless over 12,000 cigarettes are involved, or if violator has previous convictions. Then it becomes a Class D felony. The public may file complaints or call in tips of possible offenses to the Criminal Investigations Division of the Indiana Department of Revenue at 317-232-3365 if they notice these cigarettes being sold or distributed in Indiana, or being transported on or after October 1,2000.

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GONE FISHIN'—The Elkhart County Sheriffs Department sponsored "Fish With A Cop" on Saturday, September 30, at Fairmont Homes In Nappanee. Kids from Elkhart County paired up with a cop and participated In several activities during the event. Pictured at top, Justin Culp, Goshen, fishes with Fred Mock, from the Elkhart County Sheriff's

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The following cases have been handled through the Nappanee City Court. David Widmoyer is the judge. Ginger Morris, charged with check deception, paid total fine and costs of $70.23. Terri Huber, charged with expired license plate, paid total fine and costs of $80.50.

Department. Pictured at bottom, the Elkhart County Bike Patrol demonstrates how ifiey use their bikes for defense and how to get through large crowds by using cones. The children also enjoyed watching demonstrations with the K-9 units and riding In a Nappanee fire truck. (AN photos by Mindy Shearer)

EMS Reports

Gerald Murk, charged with disregarding auto signal, paid total fine and costs of $85.50. Trevor Gochenour, charged with disregarding auto signal, paid total fine and cots of $85.50. James Kramer, charged with no valid driver’s license, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. ■* Doby Gonzales, charged with disregarding auto signal, paid total fine and costs of $85.50. Shawn Smith, charged with dri-' ving while license suspendedinfraction, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Marie Moreno, charged with no operators license, paid total fine and costs of $80.50.

Donationsrequested for time capsule

As a part of the “Millenium 2000” celebration, with events being held all over the state, Larry Andrews, director for the Nappanee Area Chamber of Commerce and the Nappanee Redevelopment Commission, wants to know what you think about burying a time capsule. The capsule would include items gathered this fall, buried somewhere along the new bike/pedestrian path (at a rest-stop area), and re-opened in 2024, as part of the community’s 150th anniversary celebration. Items might include photos, memorabilia from local business

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David Duncan, Jr., charged with no operator’s license in possession, paid total fine and costs Of $276.50. The following have been charged with seatbelt violations and have paid total fines and costs of $25.00: Kyle Lehman, Wendy S lager, Sonya Doolin, Eva Hamilton, Thomas White, Eli Borkholder, Jr., Scott Moses, Miriam Escoto, Stacy Diener, Robert Geils, Jr., Richard Truex, Kim Kryder, Chad Knisley, Ksandra Schmidt, Wayne Millet, Derek Lay, Jennifer Tuholski, Travis Daily, Torie Miller, Judith McCartney, Stephen Pellum, Dick Schieber, and Otis Boggs, Jr.

and industry, yearbooks, sports items, a railroad spike, church items and histories, farm items, donations from clubs and service groups, and the list goes on and on. Information regarding the donated item(s) would be ve'fy helpful, including names of persons in photos, if possible. , Please be thinking of things you might want to share, and plan to have all donations delivered to the chamber office by November 1 .-If you need further information, please call the chamber office afty week day, at 773-7812. The offifce is located in the former Central School building, at 451 N. Main St., Nappanee.

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