Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 129, Number 18, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 May 2006 — Page 4

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Advance News • Thursday, May 4, 2006

MynjAL ki/mir Union Center Church of the Brethren • Jim Worthing, a Nashville recording artist, is coming to the Union Center Church of the Brethren on Sunday, May 7 at 6:30 p.m. The church is located at the comer of County Roads 50 and 11, northeast of Nappanee. Worthing will be bringing an evening of gospel music and testimony to the church. Worthing is a native of Altoona, Penn., and now makes his home in Grenada, Miss., while keeping his organizational connection to Nashville. He is in his 26th year of professional singing. He has appeared in 48 states, Canada, the Bahamas and Switzerland. He has sung with two national award-winning groups, Re-Creation and was the lead singer with the Cumberland Boys Quartet. He has been host for six years, and featured artist for seven years, at the Blueberry

II m rfc llAiMift rOMCOReporT Nappanee • On April 22, at approximately 2:44 a.m., an officer from the Nappanee Police Department stopped a vehicle, which was a 1989 GMC pick-up truck, for a burned out brake light. The driver, later identified as Todd D. McKibben, 36, of Nappanee, had a very strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from inside the passenger's compartment, as well as his person. The officer had McKibben perform field sobriety tests, all of which he failed. He was then given a certified breath test at the Nappanee Police Department, the result of which was a .11 percent BrAC. McKibben was charged with Operating While Intoxicated and was transported to the Elkhart County Jail with a $1,500 bond. • On April 23, at approximately 2:18 a.m., Joseph R. Hochstetler, 22, of Nappanee, was stopped by Nappanee

A¥irVll ,'i, i -,i April 19 • Eustacio Estrada, 33, Nappanee, Open Container, $131.50. • Gerald R. Henderson, 52, Goshen, Failure to Yield Right-of-Way, $118.50. • April M. Lopez, 34, Nappanee, Child Restraint (Under 4), $25. • Devin A. Nunn, 22, South Bend, Speeding, $121.50. • Jorge A. Olalde, 48, Elkhart, No Operator's License, $111.50. • Abel Ruiz, 35, Nappanee, No Operator's License, $111.50. April 20 • Deborah L. Flickinger, 47, Wakarusa, Speeding, $130.50. • Cynthia L. Stratton, 42, Davison, Mich.,

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Festival's "Gospel Concert Series" in Plymouth. A three-octave range, a voice alive with the dynamics of faith and experience, a clear winsome testimony and a deep-seeded commitment to the Christian message make Worthing an inspiring and unforgettable concert. The church will receive a free will offering for Worthing's ministry. For more information, call the church at 773-4295, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. •The Union Center Church of the Brethren proudly presents, "In the Frontline Ministries: "Winning the Lost at Any Cost," on Sunday, May 14 at 6:30 p.m. The program will be presented by Jerry and Wilma Mishler, full-time missionaries, working in Cambodia. The Union Center Church of the Brethren is located on the comer of County Roads 11 and 50 in Nappanee.

Police at the intersection of County Roads 3 and 50, after his vehicle was observed driving left of the center and off the right side of the road as well. Once stopped, Hochstetler was found to have an odor on his person that is commonly associated with that of an alcoholic beverage, and was asked to perform the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. After failing all tests, Hochstetler was given a certified breath test, which he gave a breath sample of .17 percent BrAC. He was then arrested for Operating While Intoxicated, and was transported to the Elkhart County Jail, where he was held on a $1,500 bond. • According to police reports, at approximately 3:34 a.m. on Sunday, April 23, an officer from the Nappanee Police Department was almost struck head-on by two subjects on a moped, driving on the wrong side of the road. When the officer turned around, the subjects ran. The

Speeding, $181.50. April 21 • Dennis O. Kessler, 59, Leesburg, Speeding, $122.50. • Brian D. Taylor, 43, New Paris, Possession of Marijuana and Operating Without Financial Responsibility, $881.50. April 24 • Leslie S. Bloom, 35, Nappanee, Driving With License Suspended (Infraction), $156.50. • Wan Ren Lin, 23, Nappanee, Disregarding Stop Sign, $111.50. April 25 • Chadwick A. Montgomery, 19, Nappanee, False/Fictitious Registration, $111.50; Operating Without Financial Responsibility, $306.50.

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officer continued after the subjects, and they ran the moped through several yards and ditched the moped in the backyard of 313 S. Main St. Officers checked the area and found a local business open, and conducted a building search of the facility. The officers then located one of the subjects hiding with a blanket over his head in the bathroom. The subject was ordered out by gunpoint, and identified himself as Geoffery E. Riddle, 18, of Nappanee. Riddle was found to be 18 years old, and was intoxicated with a BrAC of .18 percent. He was charged with Illegal Consumption of an Alcoholic Beverage and Criminal Trespass. He was transported to the Elkhart County Jail with a $3,000 bond. Later, the other subject that fled was located, and it was found out that it was a male juvenile, whose name is being withheld.

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Explorer takes lirst The Young Hoosier Quiz Bowl was held on April 17 at North Wood Middle School, where 16 student teams and one teacher team competed. Representatives from the Wakarusa and Nappanee Public Libraries made up die questions about the Young Hoosier books. After nearly two hours of quizzing, scores were tabulated and three of the student teams tied for first place. Two tie breaking questions were then needed to determine the winning team. One of the sixth grade Explorer teams came in first place, comprised of Ryan Gerber, Robert Gongwer, Garrett Hess and Sean Thompson. Taking second place

NAPPANEE ELEMENTARY Thursday, May 4 B’fast: Breakfast Bunito. Lunch: French Toast Sticks; Smoky Links; Tri-Tator; Pineapple or Orange Slices. Friday, May 5 B’fast: Cereal and Yogurt. Lunch: Mini Com Dogs; Lettuce Salad; Mixed Fruit or Pears; Birthday Treat. Monday, May 8 B’fast: Scrambled Eggs. Lunch: Shaved Ham Sandwich; Green Beans; Pineapple or Peaches. Tuesday, May 9 B’fast: Pancake Wrap. Lunch: Stuffed Crust Cheese Pizza; Com; Peach Cobbler or Applesauce. Wednesday, May 10 B’fast: Sausage Gravy with Biscuit. Lunch: Taco Salad; Tortilla Chips; Cheese Cup; Pears or Grapes. WAKARUSA ELEMENTARY Thursday, May 4 B’fast: Cheese Omelet. Lunch: Beef and Noodles; Mashed Potatoes; Muffin; Apple Slices or Mandarin Oranges. Friday, May 5 B’fast: Cereal and Yogurt. Uunch: Chili Dogs; Baked Beans; Grapes or Pears; Birthday Treat. Monday, May 8 B’fast: Cinnamon Toast. Lunch: Pancake Wrap; Crispy Cubes; Juice; Strawberries. Tuesday, May 9 B’fast: Breakfast Burrito. Lunch: Sausage Pizza; Broccoli; Apple Pie; Mandarin Oranges. Wednesday, May 10 B’fast: French Toast. Lunch: Chicken Sandwich; Peas and Carrots; Pineapple or Mixed Fmit. WOODVIEW ELEMENTARY Thursday, May 4 B’fast: Ham Hot Pocket. Lunch: Chicken or Beef Taco; Lettuce Cup; Cheese Cup; Banana or Apricots. Friday, May 5 B’fast: Breakfast Pizza. Lunch: Popcorn Chicken; Peas and Carrots; Grapes or Mandarin Oranges; Birthday treat. Monday, May 8 B’fast: Scrambled Eggs. Lunch: Mini-Corn Dogs; Lettuce Salad; Mixed Fmit or Pears. Tuesday, May 9 B’fast: Pancake Wrap.

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PHOTO PROVIDED The sixth grade Explorer team of Ryan Gerber, Robert Gongwer, Garrett Hess and Sean Thompson were the first place winners at the Young Hoosier Quiz Bowl on April 17 at North Wood Middle School.

was Mrs. Huffs eighth grade team and third place was another sixth grade Explorer Team. The teachers team got four more points than the students teams

Lunch: Cheese Pizza; Com; Applesauce or Peaches; Cookie. Wednesday, May 10 B’fast: Cinnamon Toast. Lunch: Hamburger Sandwich; French Fries; Pineapple or Apple Crisp. MIDDLE SCHOOL Thursday, May 4 Choose 1: Chicken Fajitas; Turkey Sub. Choose 2: Potato Salad; Com; Apple Crisp; Peaches; Fresh Fmit. Friday, May 5 Choose 1: Sausage Pizza; Pork BBQ Sandwich; Salad Bar. Choose 2: Tossed Salad; Broccoli with Cheese; Pineapple; Tropical Fmit; Fresh Fmit. Monday, May 8 Choose 1: BBQ Beef Dippers and Bread; Chicken Patty Sandwich; Salad Bar. Choose 2: Tossed Salad; Curly Fries; Applesauce; Mixed Fmit; Fresh Fmit. Tuesday, May 9 Choose 1: Creamed Turkey with Biscuit; Pork BBQ Sandwich; Salad Bar. Choose 2: Tossed Salad; Peas; Mandarin Oranges; Yogurt Dessert; Fresh Fmit. Wednesday, May 10 Choose 1: Chicken Nuggets and Bread; Sloppy Joe Sandwich; Salad Bar. Choose 2: Tossed Salad; Baked Beans; Tropical Fmit; Pears; Fresh Fmit. ■T HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, May 4 Choose 1: Beef Stir Fry with Rice; Spicy Chicken Sandwich; BLT Wrap; Salad Bar; Yogurt. Choose 2: Peas; Tossed Salad; Cottage Cheese; Pineapple; Mandarin Oranges; Fresh Fmit. Friday, May 5 Choose 1: Chicken Fajitas; Fish Sandwich; BLT Wrap; Salad Bar, Yogurt. Choose 2: Com; Tossed Salad; Coleslaw; Applesauce; Fresh Fmit. Monday, May 8 Choose 1: Pork Fried Rice with Egg Rolls; French Dip Sandwich; Chicken Salad Croissant; Salad Bar; Yogurt. Choose 2: Curly Fries; Raw Veggies with Dip; Tossed Salad; Pineapple; Cottage Cheese; Apricots; Fresh Fmit. Tuesday, May 9 Choose 1: Nachos Supreme; BBQ Pork Rib Sandwich; Chicken Salad Croissant; Salad Bar; Yogurt. Choose 2: Com; Tossed Salad; Applesauce; Mixed Fmit; Fresh Fmit. Wednesday, May 10 Choose 1: Baked Potato Bar; Chicken Salad Croissant; Taco Salad; Yogurt. Choose 2: Orange Jell-O; Fresh Fmit.

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but the awards go to the students. There was a lot of good competition and all the teams did very well.

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