Livingston County Daily Press and Argus from Howell, Michigan • 5

LIVINGSTON COUNTY PRESSWednesday, December 2, 1987 PinckneyM.S: honor roll Fowlerville girl enters Miss USA pageant 7 N'C-- TC if Photo by SCOTT PIPER vied for the title of Miss Michigan most valuable player of the team in both her sophomore and junior years. She also plays trumpet in the band. She is employed at McDonald's restaurant in Fowlerville and was sponsored in the pageant by McDonald's restaurants of Livingston County. Jacquelin Travis, Patrrick Voyle, Robert Wahls, Andrew Walk, Cherilyn Watkins, Brett Weimer and Emily Willis. Seventh grade Katrina April, Tacey Armbruster, Joseph Babcock, Kevin Baker, Stephen Bansbach, Daniel Barrett, Allen Bell, Lindsay Bernhard, Theresa Bertch, Tracy Bishop, Lisa Bitner, Natalie Blackford, Michele Braun, Mellisa Bronikowski, Michael Cabana, Jessica Carscadden, Tricia Casady and Colleen Chubb.

Rhonda Coleman, Brian Coll-ingham, Edward Colone, Melanie Curts, Carmen Dickinsdon, Dennis Douglas, Samuel Elmer, Ian England, Daisy Fast, Jessica Foster, John Fulton, Timothy Gacloch, Paul Goff, Ian Grams, Nicole Hammer, Jennifer Haskin, Jill Heider, James Housewright and Lonnie Huhman. Shannon Keally, Sally King, Marissa Kintz, Natalie Klapperich, Karl Kleman, David Komorek, Kurt Krug, Peter Lahm, Ryan Lake, Alyssa Lofquist, Amy Lofstrom, Jason Maas, Amanda Makowsky, Christopher Mammel, Matthew Mankoff, Shauna Massey, Shelly Mazurek, Tammie Metz and Daniel Maloney. Tonya Moomaw, Bradley Morgan, Christopher Murphy, Charles Nemitz, Scott Ochodnicky, Sherelyn Oleski, Eric Packard, Stephen Paeschke, Amy Parent, Vaughn Par-rish, Penny Pendorf, Tracy Peters, Amy Read, Bobby Jo Robbins, Angela Rochowiak, Rebecca Roof, Stephanie Rose and Carrie Rubens. Terri Ann Schauffele, Rebecca Sebastian, Abby Shirk, Laura Skir-chak, Christopher Smith, Melanie Speer, Lora Stark, Sarah Stockbrigde, Angle Surago, Jonna Swanson, Jay Svpen, Ricky Tanner, Queen Set Derek Tasch, Stephanie Trumbdl, Adam Wagner, Frederick WallaSe, Shon Warner, Kelly White, Dianna Wilenius, Brian Windel and Danitae Winisky. -A Eighth grade Ginger Abidin, Eric Almli, Shall-non Armitage, Kristin Aronson, Colt-ney Atteberry, Robbie Barlage, Laura Bendena, Jason Bergmann, Brian Bethke, Kristopher Bishop, Pattl Boyer, Christopher Burtok Bradley Cascagnette, AnjV Chamberlain, Christopher Gaff, Adam Cowan and Tara Cox.

Kristin Crain, Michelle Dan)cp, Tracy Day, Amy Demare, Robert Dillon, Nicholas Dimitroff, Keyta Dobis, Randy Drapinski, Carter Eaton, Tracy Extrom, Tina Gagqon, Kelly Glover, Klaus Gutknecht, Shelby Hague, Jill Hammon, Litne Heinrich, Michael Hietbrink, Angela Hoose, Keith House and Kelly Hunget. Marsha Hutchinson, Steve Kantft, Gregory Karfonta, Joel Kelly, Sean Kilcawley, Michelle Knust, Diane Linton, Kerry Lobbestael, Laurie Maciag, Jeffrey Malay, Jeffrey Massoll, Aaron Maurer, Gavin Meadows, Julie Metty, Matthew Miller, Koneta Morgan, Miclil Mortensen, Stacy Nalepa, Sarih Nichols and Joyce Ohm. Jeanni Opalek, Jennifer Palumbo, Jason Peach, Daniel Pewrrine, Benjamin Pietras, Kimberly PiotrowJd, Andrea Powers, Deann Press, VJcJji Purdy, Leslie Raymor, Jason Recl, Andrew Reynolds, Katrina Roof arid Joseph Ross. Jodi Salesky, Jill Seiter, Benjami Sliwinski, Steven Smith, Anthony Spadafore, Michale Todd, Todd Tompkins, Taryn Trudell, Kelly Vandjer-jagt, Aaron Walk, Melissa Watkins, Kristen Wichert, Aaron Witt and Jill Yek. King Set $549 Angela Moore didn't fool around When she decided she wanted to compete in a beauty pageant: She went straight to the top of the heap.

17-year-old Fowlerville girl wept Thanksgiving weekend at the Novi Hilton trying for the title of Miss Michigan U.S.A. The winner of the -prestigious pageant goes on to the Miss U.S.A. contest, which leads to (he Miss Universe pageant. Moore did not win the Michigan U.S.A. title, she couldn't afford to be too disappointed.

This was her first appearance in any kind of pageant, and ajt 17, she was one of the youngest Smtestants to boot. The contest was on by 20-year-old Anthonia Dotson ft Detroit. got a lot of experience and will "probably do it again next year," Moore said Monday. Moore, the daughter of Mr. and -Mrs.

Jeff Roberts of Fowlerville, that to enter the pageant, she had to send in an application and picture. The pageant organizers called her in for an interview, and she learn-ad shortly afterwards that she'd been ojie of about 70 candidates to be accepted. jiShe had to compete in "three categories: evening gown, bathing puit and interview. All contestants tflso participated in an opening Brighton $tar in TV Ey Nicole Robertson STAFF WRITER Detectives are often baffled by the crimes they can't solve. But only rarely do they get to solve them on TV.

Two detectives from the Brighton post of the state police got their chance to recreate an unsolved murder for a future episode of "Unsolved Mysteries," an occasional series of specials which presents real detective cases for viewers across the nation' In this- case, detective David Bergsma might almost wish he couldn't catch the crook. If he does, his. episode won't make it to television. won't forget the killer's face he keeps the sketch on his desk kfor handy reference, and eagerly itells visitors that the suspect has been spotted recently in Oakland fcounty. r-Elmer DeBoer, a 48-year-old itourier for Leemon Oil Co.

of Novi, J9S kidnapped at 7:30 a.m. from a gas station by Jerry Stricklin of West Virginia and his girlfriend, a 16-year-b'ld runaway named Melissa Mun-day. The two robbed DeBoer of $15,000, took him to a remote area of Rose Jownship, northeast of Livingston COunty, and shot him twice in the lack of the head. The killers are still Marge, Bergsma says. murder took place in May, but Detectives Bergsma and Joe Beaupre (ah through the whole thing Nov.

16 aS if it were happening right then. '-Actors recreated Munday's and family life in West Virginia for another segment of the program, then took the detectives and Troopers Robert Swackhamer find James Rosebrough to the crime Sofcne for the murder recreation. The following students were placed on the honor roll at Pinckney Middle School last semester. Sixth grade Elizabeth Adkins, Scott Alexander, Christopher Andrews, Elizabeth Aschenbrenner, Dawn Babcock, Johnny Ban as, Niki Banchoff, Jennifer Barker, Dustin Bennett, John Boylan, Jacey Brodersen, James Caroen, Kelli Chapman, Duane Chubb, Jodie Colone, Kelly Coon and Matthew Cushing. Karole Deagen, Jeremy Dean, Christy Edmisten, Nathanael Eicnoltz, Stacey Fahrner, Thomas Falls, Craig Feistal, Jill Fischer, Cassandra Frost, Brian Garrett, Lln-nea Garrison, Angella Harwick, Jennifer Hatfield, Jill Heinrich, William Heslip, Lysie Higgins and Ryan Hoffman.

Terri Holdcraft, Harold Hollister, Rebekah Hubbell, Dena Inman, Laurie Kaiser, Rusty King, Dawn Klein, Thomas Lahm, Kimberly Leeds, Theodore Lehrman, Jennifer Levi, Tracy Lockwood, Lara Lof-quist, Mistine Lowry, Kristina Lyke, Lorelei Madaj, Scott Mains and Sean Marhofer. Timothy McCotter, Heather McDonald, Jason McWhinnie, Scott Morehouse, Autumn Munn, Bryan Nance, Jessica Nester, Christina Nickless, Marianne Nielson, Natasha Norris, Bradley Palumbo, Beth Pine, Jason Powers, Janice Press, Jamie Proos, Victoria Radloff, Claude Ratcliff and Damon Rea. Elizabeth Reifschneider, Tobey Robinson, Joshua Robinson, Meagan Robinson, Amber Roslyn, Rachel Savage, Rebeca Sawman, Ann Marie Setter, Joseph Spadafore, Suzanne Stahl, Jacob Stodart, Shannon Strang, Jason Strong, Marion Stroud, Ryan. Swan, Erik Thmas and TamaraTowles. Queen Set J399 Full $149 11: King $549 Angela Moore of Fowlerville U.S.A.

dance, done to "You've Got the Look" by Prince. Moore is a senior at Fowlerville High School, where she is active in track. Her honors in the sport include breaking the school long-jump record in her sophomore year with a 17-foot, 5V4-inch jump; and being named police show "The entire scene was performed by us and recorded by NBC," Bergsma said, still aglow and offering autographs after his day "on location." "We re-enacted the Scene and they filmed it several times," he said. "I mean several times." Filming of a sequence no more than five minutes long took from 7:45 a.m. p.m.

An actor played DeBoer's body, and Swackhamer portrayed the villain, holding a .38 revolver to the base of the actor's skull. "You'll see my right hand," he said. "Unsolved Mysteries" is a one-hour documentary program covering four or five different criminal cases that have police baffled in some part of the country. The most recent episode of the program, hosted by Robert Stack, was seen last Sunday. The program helped a 17-year-old South Lyon murder earlier this year.

After the program aired, viewers in Altoona, who recognized the suspect called police and the murderer was under arrest within a week. "It was a direct result of people watching the show and recognizing his face," Moraes said. "This (Rose Township murder) is one of those cases where maybe with a little bit of exposure we could help solve this case." Moraes could not say when the episode would be shown, but a field producer told Bergsma it might be in January or February. Meanwhile, Bergsma is still after Stricklin. He is one of the 10 most wanted people on the FBI's fugitive list.

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