Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • Page 10

MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1978 PAGE 10 City and county statistics i ARK I ACE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Tnm opiev. 21. 3I7V- Howard St and Robhi L. Goodman.

JU, 3I7? Howard St Kamttnh Lewis. 23. 4 Elliott St and tV-borah A jv. IS. ITii Milton St Jrflrrv Rnlev.

22. Howard St and Ywmne Salter. 22. 517 21st St. Dan Woodson.

32. 3B Oliver and Judy B. Hoffman. 3D. 17iK Stockport IV Harroid W.

Wailacr. 71. I Briar Road, and Lob A. Zimmerman. 5a.

V.VG Forest Ave Richard A Kishhat. an. S. Brtttain Ave and Donna llouylas. H.

Vorktown DISSOLITIONS GRANTED Joseph M. Blackmer and Shirley J. Blavkmer (Circuit Court). Gladys Scott and Robert Scott (Superior Court I). Edna P.

Carter and Jesse Carter Jr. (Superior Court I). Judy Carne socked again by the cops SANTA MONICA. Calif. ITI It's three In a row now for entertainer Judy Carne arrested Sunday in Santa Monica on drug charges, and suspicion of car theft.

The 38-year-old former "sock it to me "girl" "Laugh-In" fame and her former husband, Robert Bergmann. were picked up after they ran two red lights in a car poiice say was stolen from a rental agency. They allegedly carried what appeared to be codeine and marijuana. Frank Halatek, a spokesman for the actress, blames it all on Bergmann says. "Miss Carne was the victim of the actions of her ex-husband who was in possession of the car and its JUDY CARNE Entertainer arrested for third time in past several months.

UPI. 2,000 play in solo, ensemble contest at BSU More than 2,000 junior and senior high school students from 10 counties participated in the string and voice portion of the Indiana School Music Association District Solo and Ensemble Contest Saturday at Ball State University. Students entered in five levels of music difficulty, with only those receiving superior ratings in Group I eligible to advance to the state music contest in Indianapolis in Feb. 25. Area students advancing to the state contest include: Delaware Ctxmty Rurris Laboratory School: Shelley Taylor, cello solo Central High School: Kathy Eikr, soprano solo.

Cowan High School: Bruce Garrett, piano solo. Daievilk High School: Greg Snider, piano and tenor Delta High School: Dun Snowden. piano and harp solos, and Ann Burton, soprano sola NorthsKle High School Phyllis Conn and Klizabeth Michael, piano solos: Carol Faulkner, soprano solo; Lisa lireenwood. alto solo. Richard Yeo.

cWlo solo; Tim Albright, string bass solo, a mixed vocal ensemble, and a large string ensemble. Sonthside High School: Stephen Ball, piano solo; Bob Frederick and Keith Wnltenhouse. buss solos: 1Hiie Rice and Charlie Burtner. tenor solos; Tammy Blackwood, alto solo, and a large mixed vocal ensemble. Wapahani High School- Scott Terrell, tenor solo, (irant County Madison-Grant High School: Marvin Peters and Joe Greentree.

baritone solos: Mike Moore, bass solo; a vocal quartet, and a girls' quartet Henry County Chrysler High School: Becky Nichols, alto solo; Frances Franklin, soprano solo; Mark Albrecht and Mary Hagerman. piano solos: a girls' large ensemble; a madrigal ensemble, a girls' barbershop quartet, and a mixed large ensemble. Shenandoah High School: Darci Vannatter. soprano solo, and Andrea Lahbrook. piano solo.

Tri High School: Penny Rutherford, piano sokx Madison County Alexandria-Monroe High School: Nancy Wright, piano solo, a vocal ensemble, and a boys' large vocal ensemble. Randolph County Monroe-Central High School Leann Osgood, soprano solo. Union City Community High School Shart Temple-ton, alio solo, and a girts' small vocal ensemble. Wayne County Hagerstown Junior-Senior High School; Kim Le-versedge, soprano solo. Masonic Temple doses In compliance with a state-wide request made by its organization, the Masonic Temple will be closed for the majority of the already scheduled meetings for the remainder of February and part of March.

Cooperating with the electric energy cut-back ordered by the Public Service Commission, the closing of the Masonic Temple may continue through the end of March or until the energy crisis is over. For information about meetings, call the Masonic Temple, 288-7291. Jean Mams, complaint on account, demand: C' Charles. Francis and Chiyo Hanna. and Ed and Esther Krams.

vs Gretchen Hanna. complaint to set aside jurtgmcnt, demand not lislfd Superior Court 2 Bonnie J. Burkharl and Robert Burkhart. dissolution of marriage Indiana Financial Corp. vs.

Charles Doss, complaint on note, demand $1 .19 County Court I LML Corp vs Karl Bonder Wholesale Distributor, complaint on account, demand: $1,387 20 James Farcum vs Fred Clancy, complaint for monev due. demand: $278 William and Toni Booknut vs. Phillip and Karen Tarr Hlnes. complaint for damages and possession of property, demand: $650. State vs Elmer P.

McKibbes. driving under the influence Allied Adjustment vs. Walter and Susan Wesl, complaint on assigned account, demand: $209 Allied Adjustment vs. Jack D. and Druscilla White, complaint on assigned account demand: $176 18 Allied Adjustment vs.

Stuart Thompson, complaint, on assigned account, demand: $221 10 Allied Adjustment vs. Lonnie W. and Connie Thornsherry. complaint on assigned account, demand: $332.78. Allied Adjustment vs.

Curtis D. and Wondie Hos-kins, complaint on assigned account, demand; WM28. Allied Adjustment vs. Omer Powell, complaint on assigned account, demand: $262 28. Allied Adjustment vs.

Nancy Reese, complaint Off assigned account, demand: $275.17. Counlv Court 2 Glidden Coatings and Resin. Division of SCM Corp. vs Hugh Dempsey, dba Richard Dempsey RemodoV-ing. complaint on account, demand: $489 54.

Stale vs. James W. Lacey. peace bond. State vs Kennv Anderson, peace bond state vs Charles C.

White, driving while license suspended. CASES DISMISSED SUPERIOR COURT 2 Robert A. Lamb. 2ft, operating a motor vehicle after having been lound a habitual traffic offender and driving alter having been found a habitual traffic offender; George L. Stewart, 49 entering to commit a felonv COUNTY CfH'RT 1 Jim Mitchell.

31. reckless driving: Rov Granlham. 23, reckless driving. COUNTY COURT 2 Sutnuel W. Farls.

45. driving under the Influence; John Fisher, 22. theft; Gene Wells. 33. theft and intoxication.

Most want what the GOP's got, says Hampton Newly-elected Delaware County Republican Chairman John Hampton addressed his central-committee Saturday, telling them that "most people want" what the GOP has to offer. Hampton, 48, and a former mayor of Muncie. added that he is looking forward to the Job and said Republicans would have to work hard to counter the "well-oiled machine" of Delaware County Democrats that proved so effective in-1976. Hampton was chosen to replace Jack Isenbarger, the chairman of nearly four years, who resigned last month. Barbara Hartmyer, who was unopposed in being named party vice chairman, replaces Ellie Holt, who has served as vice chairman since Isenbarger was elected in May, 1974.

Randall Ravi and Mary Ravi (Superior Court i. JITCMKNTS FTW PLAINTIFF Circuit and Superior Courts Wilson Rartenkeuner, Inc. vs. pws. 1'IT Financial Services vs.

Steven A. and Juanita Slant. Sl.lMVTH and costs. Tim Folev. dha FoU-v Plumbing Service vs.

Raymond and Drbra Hadley. 50 and costs. Indiana Employment Security Division vs. George R. Mariow, dba Appluince World.

1517 (17. County Courts Indiana National Bank vs. Daniel M. Vkkery, $404 and costs. Atlas Collections vs.

Clarence Holland, S2II 75 and costs. Atlas Collections vs. Paul Kirhy. Sins and posts. Atlas 1'olkTtHms vs.

Willie U. Joyner, 4 and costs Atlas Collections vs. Charles D. Staikey. $136 .57 and costs.

Credit Bureau vs. Bruce Pack. $1 16 7 and costs. Atlas Collections vs. John R.

Lykms. $274.58 and costs. Credit Bureau vs Ruth Barlow. $212 Ml and costs. Atlas Collect ions vs.

Dean and Clara Meachan, jamtd and costs Alias Collections vs. Racer Neusome. $68 80 and costs. Atlas Collections vs. Jeffrey J.

Northcutt, $806 33 and costs. Marv Brown vs Marv Jeffries. $50 Atlas Collections vs. Paul Roberts. $RB75 and costs.

At las Collect ions vs. David and BrendaSatterfield. $148 54 and costs Atlas Collections vs. Ronald Smith. $70 and costs.

Atlas Collections vs. illiam Wollum. SIM 82 and costs. Credit Bureau vs. James W.

Smith, $49 23 and costs Credit Bureau vs. George Simmons. $100 97 and costs. Associates Financial Services of Indiana. Inc.

vs. Cart G. Harney Sr Sw and costs. Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. vs.

Albert Modern, dba Modern Sands, lnc $205.45 and costs. Terry L. Lawson vs. Bernard Patterson. $1,100 and costs Bradhurn Olds-Cadillac, Inc.

vs. Clarence M. Boles. $146 21 and costs. John lsenburg vs Mitchell Waters, $172 and costs Charlie R.

lsenburg vs Mitchell Waters, $304 and costs. Ricky lsenburg. bnf Charlie R. lsenburg. vs.

Mitchell aters. $370 and costs. Atlas Collections vs. Leonard Stephens, $80 and costs. Atlas Collections vs.

Otis Cherry. $167 and costs Alias Collections vs Maynard and Lore-It a Crouch, $266 and costs Atlas Collections vs. Freeman and Arbritice Foust. $146 82 and costs Atlas Collections vs. Everett and Carolyn Godsey, $47.50 and costs Atlas Collections vs.

Bobby Musgrove. $62 95 and costs. 1-C Partnership vs. Alvin Taylor, $195.50 and costs. Atlas Collections vs.

William McCoin, $42 50 and costs. Atlas Collections vs. Norman C. Poor, $313 07 and costs. Slavin Dental Clinic vs.

Benito and Yoland Vargos, $59 and costs. Household Finance Corp. vs. Norman and Edna Moles, $2,221 and costs Consumer Lumber SupplyCo. vs.

Morris B. Mong. dba Mong Contractors and Mong Cabinet $1,491.27 and costs John B. Dickinson vs. David Bruno and Michael T.

Brown. $1,101 and costs Silverthorn Auto Body vs Rick's Foundry. $500 and costs Delaware Glass and Mirror vs. 0. D.

Matthews, $627 98 and costs. Donald E. Jennings. DOS Inc. vs.

Kenneth Yar-borough. $12 and costs. NEW SUITS FILED Circuit Court Vicky S. Sluart and John A. Stuart, dissolution of marriage.

Philip Hofherr vs. Estate of Grace Hofherr, disallowed claim, demand: $18,317. Susan U. Jordan vs Elizabeth J. Utter, petition for appointment of guardian.

Superior Court 1 Montgomery Ward and Company vs. Jay D. and Driver just out of jail has auto accident Cemetery becomes hazard as storms wash out bodies LOS ANGELES (UPI) The County Health Department has declared a cemetery a health hazard because of the corpses that have washed out of their hillside graves into the yards of residents below. If any of those buried had died of communicable illnesses, warned Coroner Thomas Noguchi, they could infect living people. Health Officer Morrison Cham-berlin declared the Verdugo Hills cemetery a public hazard, giving officials authority to order county workmen onto the grounds to prevent more corpses from sliding downhill and to search yards and other private property for missing corpses.

About 30 bodies were washed from their graves when a soaked hillside collapsed during hevy rainstorms earlier this month, Fourteen have been recovered. "When the bodies of those who died of natural causes are embalmed, there is no chance of bacteria infection," Noguchi said. "However, if there was disease, bacteria may have survived and infection can be transmitted." Tuberculosis bacteria, for example, live for years in the corpse of a victim, he said. S. 35 near County Road WfrN Car driven by Nora Harding.

21. of Matthews, struck snow pile and flipped end over end before landing upright. Miss Hunting was treated at Hall Hospital for minor facial injuries and released Damage. $1,600. ountv Road 35 near -N Cars driven by Gloria Campbell.

34. Kalon. and Randall Cross, lti. talon. Damage.

Sl.sm McGalliard near Elm Cars driven by Helen Crandall. 35, New Castle, and Allison Showaler. 17, Eaton Damage. SI. am.

County Roads 54 and Cars driven by Janice Sears'. 22. RR 2. and Bertie Shivly, 3, Selma. Damage.

Jackson and Ohio Cars driven by Charlene Hunt. 42. Union City, and Larry Rod. 28, Parker. Damage, $350.

Kilgore and Charles Truck driven by John Gar rett. 26. Oakville. and car driven by George Minard, 50, 323 E. Howard.

Dmage. W50. A Muncie man involved in a two-vehicle crash Sunday in which four persons were injured had been released from Jay County jail two hours earlier on charges of driving while intoxicated, police disclosed. Police said Earl Etchison, 41. 2306 S.

Mulberry, was first arrested Saturday afternoon at Ind. 67 and Ind. 167 in Albany after a roadblock was set up after he was reportedly seen driving in the wrong lane and running other vehicles off the road. Etchison, who posted $500 bond and was released from Jay County jail in Portland Saturday night, was then involved in a collision with a car at Ninth and Madison in which four persons suffered minor neck injuries. Police reported Etchison' truck was traveling at a high rate of speed when it struck a car stopped for a traffic light.

The driver of the car, Danny Taylor, 23, RR. 12, and passengers Danny Dixon. 23, 2426 S. Walnut, Steven Grimes, 17, of York-town, and John Johnson. 23, 325 E.

Howard, were shaken up in the mishap. They were treated at Ball Hospital and released. Damage to the Taylor vehicle and Etchison's truck was estimated at S6.000, police added. Other weekend accidents: Muncie Rspass near Hoyl Snowmobile driven by Robert Meeks. of No Name Creek Road, sustained undetermined amount of damage Saturday when it threw its driver, traveled across a field, jumped a ditch beside Hoyt and stopped near a guardrail on the Bypass County police said Meeks was taken to Ball Hospital with a broken arm.

Center Pike near County Road 300-N John D. Funkhouser. 26 RR 13. lost control of truck in deep snow Damage. SI.

mm Ind 67 and U.S. 35 Truck driven by Clarence E. Stewart. 5H, South Bend, went out of control and slid across road, striking guard rail. Dmage.

S5.5UO. FRIENDLY BAMBOO Chinese admire the hardiness of bamboo and count it among the three "friends of winter." The others are the pine and the plum. Among painters, bamboo joins chrysanthemum, plum and orchid and the "four gentleman." German feens rate Hitler top schmuck BONN. West Germany (UPI) West German teen-agers are taking their parents, Jesus and El'is Presley as role models, according to a public opinion poll released Sunday. Adolf Hitler was the most disliked by boys and girls aged 12 to 18 in 81 cities questioned by the Wickert Public Opinion institute for the newspaper Welt am Sonntag.

Twenty percent of the 2,100 polled picked their mothers as their model, 17 percent their fathers, 12 percent Jesus, 8 percent the late Elvis Presley, 4 percent the late Charlie Chaplin and 3 percent the late medical missionary Albert Schweitzer. Scattered votes went to Martin Luther, the late Chancellor Konrad Aadenauer, skiing champion Rosi Mittermaier and others. Notice to INDIANA GAS COMPANY CUSTOMERS Georgia balmy NEW YORK (UPI) The highest temperature reported Sunday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 76 degrees at Red Bluff and Redding, Ga. Today's low was 19 degrees below zero at Philipsburg, Pa. mm TO LAJ $149 OUR OFFICE AT 300 EAST MAIN STREET IS CLOSED THE MUNCIE OFFICE IS HOW AT OUR 201 EAST JACKSON STREET BUILDING Voisard won't seek another House term Rep.

Leo A. Voisard has formally announced that he will not try for a fifth term in the Indiana House. Voisard, 66, 3000 Burlington, has represented the 38th District since 1970. In a letter to Democratic officials he cited his age and the time he must spend away from his wife and business as reasons for not running again. Two candidates have already announced they will run for Voisard's seat.

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