The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 5

the Journal Times. Tuesday. January 18, 1983. Racine, Wis. 5A.

Police INJURED Roger Lee Petersen, 39, Houston, reported in critical condition today at St. Mary's Medical Center after deputies said his car crossed p.m. Monday was hit broadside by a semiterline on Highivay 11 in Union Grove about 10:15 truck. Deptuies said the driver of the semi, Kenneth Armstrong, 37, Sharon, and a witness told them Petersen's car was weaving before it crossed into the truck's path on 11 just west of 59th Drive. Kenneth R.

Leiner, 23, 5850 N. River Bay Road, Waterford, reported in stable condition today in the intensive care unit at Froedert Memorial Hospital in Milwaukee, and James Verbunker, no age listed, 5736 N. River Bay Road, reported in satisfactory condition today at Milwaukee County Medical Complex. Deputies said a car driven by Leiner failed to negotiate a curve on Highway west of Highway about 10:15 p.m. Sunday, left the road and hit a tree.

Barbara J. Riedel, 41, 4222 Highway due to be released today from St. Mary's Medical Center where she was treated for injuries suffered after her car and another collided about 8:55 a.m. Monday at 90th Street and Braun Road. Deputies said she was driving west on Braun Road, failed to stop for a stop sign, and her car hit one driven north on 90th Street by Janith K.

Stalnaker, 57, 14401 58th Road, who was treated at the hospital and released. ARRESTED Duane Thomas, 24, 1423 W. 6th by Racine police Monday on a warrant charging him with robbery. Police said Clauzelle Hooper, 55, 1013 Marquette told them Thomas held him in his home last February while an 18-year-old woman, still being sought, took his wallet containing $60. Arnold C.

Tiedke, 57, 612 6th by Racine police Monday on a charge of forgery in connection with a $254 energy assistance check he cashed which did not belong to him. Courts Steven E. Jones, 25, 2131 Clark sentenced Monday by Judge Dennis Costello to six months in jail, stayed for two years probation with $993 restitution on a felony charge writing worhtless checks between Oct. 18 and 26. Ellis D.

Livingston, 23, 5201 Marboro Drive, sentenced by Costello to six months in jail, stayed for two years probation with one month in jail for driving a vehicle without the owner's consent. Livingston drove a car owned by Robert L. Winkie, 28, 1737 Indiana into a fire hydrant after the two got into an altercation Oct. 28 at Victory Avenue and Indiana Street, according to police reports. Livingston also was ordered to pay $1,000 restitution to the City of Racine and $1,000 restitution to Winkie.

Billy Joe Watkinson, 18, 2148 Racine sentenced by Costello to six months in jail, stayed for one year probation with two months in jail for a burglary Dec. 5 at Nick's Bar-B-Q, 1945 Racine and at Grocery, 1947 Racine St. A lawsuit has been filed in circuit court here by Walter and Ruth Petrikat, 3311 3 Mile Road, in connection with a Nov. 10 traffic crash that killed their son. Donald, 19.

Named as defendants in the suit are Kent J. Reineck, 17, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reineck, 3111 Elderberry Road. Caledonia police said witnesses told them Donald Petrikat and Kent Reineck were driving at a high rate of speed in the 6200 block of Middle Road when Reineck: attempted to pass Petrikat's car and collided with it, sending both cars out of control.

Petrikat's car smashed into a tree. A lawsuit filed in circuit court here by Dale S. Coleman of Muskego, seeks $300,000 from Dick Pugh, 622 4 Mile Road, and W.H. Pugh Coal 200 Dodge St. The lawsuit claims Pugh used his influence to break a month-to-month lease Coleman had with Pugh Coal Co.

to operate a filling station and sports shop at 1001 N. Main St. The lawsuit also claims Pugh failed to pay Coleman for the equitable value of the business. A lawsuit filed in circuit court here by a court-appointed attorney for Deanne M. Shilhavy, 15, 3636 Astoria Drive, and by her father, Brian Shilhavy of the same address, seeks $300,000 from the City of Racine.

The lawsuit alleges Deanne Shilhavy suffered severe and permanent injuries Nov. 27, 1981 when she tripped over a guy wire supporting a Christmas tree at Monument Square. Deaths THOMPSON, Ida Belle, 69 826 College Jan. 18, St. Mary's Medical Center.

Wilson Funeral Home. MELIK, Joseph, 92. 2700 Green Jan. 17, at his home. StroufSheffield Funeral Home.

HEATH, Victor, 26 1916 Franklin Jan. 18, St. Mary's Medical Center. Kasuboski Funeral Home. Meetings Sturtevant Village Board, municipal building, 2555 Wisconsin 7:30 p.m.

today. Racine City Council, council chambers, city hall, 730 Washington 8 p.m. today. Racine County Board's finance committee, county board office, 733 Wisconsin 7 p.m. today.

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33, 2008 Center by Ra- RACINE FIRE CALLS St. Luke's Hospital (Patricia Bronson), 1218 Superior cine police Tuesday on a charge of passing a Monday of odor in basement; VISITING HOURS 1:20 p.m., 323 Parkview Drive, report Visitors limited to a son. Jan. 17. forged check.

Police tried nothing found. fathers, grandparents. said he to cash a $85 RACINE Fathers 10 a.m.-10 p.m, grandparents 10-8. Mr. and Mrs.

David Jarzombeck RESCUE CALLS check reported stolen in October from the car of Monday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vyvyan. (Nancy), 3100 Kearney a son. Paul Becker, 4414 Republic Ave.

9:02 1:38 a.m., 1900 1000 block block of of Wisconsin Avenue, Street, man girl ill: drank lamp (Katherine Servais), 2023 Raymond Jan. 12. p.m., Washington Tina A. Olson, 26, 2607 Sunrise Road, by Ra- fuel. a son.

Jan. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thornton cine police Monday on charges of failing to stop 7:31 7:50 p.m., p.m., 900 1500 block block of of Geneva Phillips Street, Avenue, man man with ill.

leg pain. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Vyvyan (Crystal Steensen), 3821 Spring after an injury accident, operating a vehicle while 8:35 p.m., 1900 block of Taylor Avenue, girl bit on cheek and (Jolene Creech), 1212 15th a son, Jan. 18.

intoxicated and failing to observe a traffic sign. nose by 8:44 dog. p.m., 400 block of Wisconsin Avenue, man ill. Union Grove. a son.

Jan. 17. Burlington Memorial Police said Vernell L. Polk, 38, 4215 Durand 9:52 p.m., 200 block of Mertins Avenue, woman ill. Mr.

and Mrs. James Hoffman VISITING HOURS 11:03 p.m., 3300 block of N. St. Clair Street, man with self- Fathers 11 a.m.-6 told them he was driving west on 16th Street inflicted gunshot wound- to the head. (Lisa Hauswirth), 18928 58th Road, others 16 and elder p.m.

7-8 p.m. about 8:15 p.m. Monday when a car driven south CALEDONIA RESCUE CALLS Union Grove, a son, Jan. 17. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Zarnstorff Sunday on Phillips Avenue by Olson failed to stop for a 5:28 a.m., 100 block of Holiday Drive, transportation. Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Mendez (Linda Rockwell), Burlington, a stop sign, hit his car, then fled.

12 Tuesday a.m., 9600 block of Caddy Lane, man ill. (Rosa Barrientez), 1628 Austin son, Jan. 16. A 14-year-old Union Grove youth on charges Monday MOUNT PLEASANT RESCUE CALLS a daughter, Jan. 17.

Others of burglary, theft and receiving stolen property, 8:55 a.m., 90th Street and Braun Road, two women injured in Mr. and Mrs. Albert Conner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C.

Cudzilo and a 13-year-old companion on a charge of crimi- traffic 12:57 accident. p.m., 5600 block of Washington Avenue, woman with (Marshallean Lambert), 2610 Mt. (Michele Van Hara), South Bend, nal trespass, by sheriff's deputies Monday for a chest pains. Pleasant a son, Jan. 17.

a son, Jan. 14. The parents are Jan. 8 burglary. pains.

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