Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 123, Number 46, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 15 November 2000 — Page 2
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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, November 15, 2000
Court News
The following cases have been handled through the Nappanee City Court. David Widmoyer is the jiylge. A Troy White, charged with failure to use seat belt, paid total fine and costs of $25.00. Hugo Rodriguez, charged with speeding 67mph in a 55mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $87.50. Robert Rivers, charged with no operators in possession, paid total fine and costs of SIIO.OO. Carrie Gronendyke, charged with check deception, paid total fljie and costs of SIOO.OO. A Thjy Zook , charged with disregarding auto signal, paid total fine and costs of $85.50. “ Kelap Lemons, charged with ailure to use seat belt, paid total Fine and costs of $25.00. * Vernon Miller, charged with alse/fictitious registration, paid otal fine and costs of $80.50. Sammy Howard, Jr. charged vjth failure to use seat belt, paid
Police Reports
November 8, Kimberly 1 Mbson, 35, Bremen, was charged 'ith public intoxication after i rriving to court while intoxicated. She was arrested after Elkhart < ounty Prosecutor, Evan S. ] oberts spoke with her and then ' »th officers after he found that ! e had been drinking. Patrolman Tony Schmucker i aced Ms. Gibson into custody fer speaking with Mr. Roberts, s. Gibson was then taken to the appanee Police Department and liter transported to the Elkhart County Security Center where she i - awaiting a trial date of 1 fovember 15, and a bond of ! 1,500. THEFT Nappanee Police arrested I erbert Kinsey, 50, Elkhart; I lizabeth Sweazy, 45, Elkhart; and S heila Keeler, 39, Elkhart for theft. On November 12, at 10:32a.m., t le Police Department received a t lephone call from the Tobacco 1 [art located at 1104 E. Market St. r he caller stated that the same [ ;ople were back stealing more c garettes. The caller stated that the three s ibjects left in a maroon over sil- > ix colored vehicle (HNelirtg'Wfcst' l Dund on U.S. 6. Officer John Elliott responded a i well as Chief Anglin. They c lecked the immediate area but v as unable to locate the vehicle. Ihe police department then
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total fine and costs of $25.00. Timothy Rhoades, charged with criminal mischief, paid total fine and costs of $325.50. Lisa Mast, charged with driving while license suspended-infrac-tion, paid total fine and costs of $125.50. Mary Yoder, charged with speeding 61mph in a 45mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $91.50. Kimberly Noble, charge with expired license plate, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Juan Vega-Gonzalez, charged with operating without financial responsibility, paid total fine and costs of $126.00. David Sweany, charged with possession of marijuana, paid total fine and costs of $125.50. Keith Hochstetler, charged with operating while intoxicated, paid total fine and costs of $625.50. Gary Combs, charged with check deception, paid total fine and costs of $187.15.
received another call from a citizen stating they saw that vehicle traveling south on S.R. 19 at a high rate of speed. Chief Anglin and Officer Elliott responded to that area locating the vehicle approximately eight miles south of Nappanee. Three subjects were taken into custody. Four cartons of cigarettes were found in the vehicle. Numerous Nappanee area businesses have been the victim of cigarette thefts in the past few weeks. The investigation is continuing to determine if the latest theft is related to the previous ones. Kris Kringle Craft Show November 26 The ninth annual Kris Kringle Craft Show will be held Sunday, November 26, 9a.m.-4p.m., at Union Station in downtown South Bend. A total of 150 crafters will fill 95 booths with hand-made crafts for holiday gift-giving and decorating. Lunch will be available. is free at Coveleski Stadium, and admission is $1 (children under age 12 admitted free). Due to limited space, no strollers are allowed.
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BUS SAFETY—Second grade students at Woodview Elementary School learned about school bus safety during classes Tuesday, November 7. Pictured at top: Sgt. Dana Hollar and Safety Pup were available to teach the students about safety at a bus stop, danger zones of the bus, what they
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The Boys and Girls Club of Nappanee believes in structured programming and member participation in a positive and respectful environment. To reward members for participating in structured activities the club has created a point system that rewards the members for doing .their Homework and Computer work, Arts and Crafts Projects, participating in Gamesroom tournaments and Athletic Leagues. With the points they can earn throughout die year, those points are turned into auction dollars during the Christmas Holiday Season. These Auction Dollars can only be spent at the once a year Big Bucks Auction. This provides
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November 6, 9:l6a.m.—Oscar H. Schmucker, 29627 C.R. 52, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to fall. November 7, 9:13a.m. Richard Whitaker, 504 Bison Ridge, from 1258 N. Main to Elkhart General Hospital, due to fall. November 7, 7:24p.m. Ashley McCormick, 451 E. Walnut, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problems.
PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, November 18 10:30 a.m. Max Newcomer Nappanee Location East side of Nappanee, to CR7 north to corner of CR7 and CRSO, or SRI 9 north of Nappanee to CRSO, east one mile to CR7, watch for signs. Antiques, Collectibles, Household, misc., Farm Equipment, Yard & Garden Tools Newcomer’s Auction Service & Assoc. SEE NOV. 8 AD IN ADVANCE-NEWS FOR COMPLETE LIST OF AUCTION ITEMS. MAX NEWCOMER. OWNER NEWCOMER’S AUCTION SERVICE & ASSOCIATES Dennis Newcomer (219) 658-4450 Tim Mauk Milford, Ind. sSu Warsaw, Ind.
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should and shouldn't do on the bus, and emergency exits and items. Pictured at bottom: a Wa-Nee bus driver shows the students emergency exits and how to stay away from the danger zones of the bus. (AN photos by Mindy Shearer)
children the opportunity to bid on auction items for family, friends and themselves. Last year the club had a 16 year old that bid and won his very first bicycle. It was such an emotional time for all his friends and family that many people cried with joy. i They also had a young brother and sister. For the first time they were able to bid on presents for their family and each other. It was amazing to watch WaNee children not buy for themselves, but for their families and friends. This year the Holiday season is upon us and the club needs auction items. Anything that you know kids enjoy would be greatly
November 8, 11:22—Sandra L. Martin, 1014 Meadows, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to back pain. November 9, 11:30a.m.—Kate Nickerson, Lot 53 Meadows, from Northwood Clinic to Elkhart General Hospital, due to medical problems. November 10, 4:38p.m. William Best, 706 N. Elm, from home to Elkhart General Hospital, due to weakness.
appreciated. Last year some of the big prizes were Barbies, coloring books, a mountain bike, Ferbies, music CDs, board games, athletic balls, stuffed animals, posters, bead jewelry sets and new cool Tshirts just to give you an idea. The auction will be held Thursday, December 14. Due to preparations for the auction, please have all items to the club by Friday, December 8. Our children deserve the best so we are asking that all items that are donated be new. All items can be dropped off any time at the Boys and Girls Club in Nappanee and would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for caring about “The Positive Place for Kids.” BIRTHS Tim and Jill Stankovich, Goshen, formerly of Nappanee, daughter, Emily Breanne, November 6, Elkhart General Hospital. Emily weighed in at seven pounds and is 20” long. She joins sister Kayla, five, and brother Breyden, 21 months. Proud grandparents are Bob and Sandy Williams, Milford and Walter and Sherry Stankovich, Elkhart. Greatgrandparents are Lefty and Louise Robison, Nappanee and Marietta Wilkins, Alabama.
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Reach milestone in child % passenger safety The Elkhart County Safe Kids Coalition joins the National SAFE KIDS Campaign -jn announcing that more tfian 100,000 car seats have been checked as part of the SAFE KIDS BUCKLE UP program, sponsored by General Motors. Locally, more than 600 car seats have been checked and more than 250 car seats have been distributed. “The Elkhart County Safe Kids Coalition is thrilled to shave in this celebration,” said Una Miller, Elkhart County Safe Kids Coordinator. “We are proud to have played an important role in reaching this milestone, and we thank all of the local partners who’ve worked so hard to promote child passenger safety in our munity.” In recognition of the accomplishments by SAFE KIDS and its nearly 300 coalitions. National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Jim Hall presented the Campaign and General Motors with prestigious Special Act Awards at a luncheon held November 1,2000, in Washington, D.C. “General Motors and the National SAFE KIDS Campaign are providing a critical service to America’s families,” said Chairman Hall. “Many young lives have been saved by the SAFE KIDS BUCKLE UP program. I, hope other automakers will take ai leadership role to help protect chil-f dren on our nation’s highways.” Since the SAFE KIDS' BUCKLE UP program began iff 19%, more than 104,000 car seats' have been checked nationwide, more than 3,150 Car Seat Check Up events have been held and more than 72,000 car seats have been given away. Crime Stoppers... This week’s Crime of the Week comes from the files of the Special Crimes Unit in South Bend. Kelly Diego Malczynski wa(s last seen alive on Tuesday night, March 16, 1993, at 10:30p.m., in the 1000 block of Lincolnway West. At 6:21a.m., March 17, his body was found alongside an apartment building at 925 S., &t shot once isl the j head. Witnesses heard a single gunshot at around 11:15p.m. the night before. Diego did not own-a vehicle or drive, and it is unknown how he got to the River Park area. If you know who murdered Kelly Diego Malczynski, and call Crime Stoppers, you could receive a cash reward of up to SI,OOO upon arrest or inditement of the suspefcts involved. Remember, you can call Crime Stoppers about any crime, anv time. Be a Crime Stopper. Itr Indiana and Michigan, call toll free, 1-800-342-STOP.