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Saturday, September 5, 1998 Records St. Joseph (Mo.) News-Press B3 Atchison police briefs Gourds galore y- Klwanls Fall Rea Market, Sept. 13, downtown Atchison. U.S.D. 377 Site Council meeting, 7 p.m.

Sept 9 In Effingham. Girt Scout Registration 5-7 p.m. Sept. 9 at Atchison County Community High School. Lancaster City Council meets at 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 8 at the Lancaster City Building. Atchison Humane Society, 7 p.m., Sept. 8 at the Presbyterian Church For more information contact Tammy Pool, 367-4644. Benedictine College Faculty Colloquium Series, 3:30 p.m., Sept.

9, McDonald Hall Schroll Center. For more information call 367-5340. Klwanls Fall Flea Market Sept. 13, downtown Atchison. For more information call Faye Trotter, 367-6175.

Atchison Elementary School Community Club meeting, 7 p.m. Sept. 14 in the library. Atchison Christian Women's Club luncheon, noon to 2 p.m. at the YMCA.

YMCA closed Aug. 31 to Sept. 5 for cleanup, fix-up week. YMCA closed Sept. 7 for Labor Day holiday.

Atchison Singles Chiefs party, 7:20 p.m. Sept. 6 at 1114 N. Third St. Those attending are asked to bring snacks and drinks.

Effingham Elementary School Open House and Book Fair 6-8 p.m. Sept. 23. Atchison Singles coffee and conversation, 6:30 p.m. for dinner and 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 24 to visit at Mueller's. irt, 's If. set i itate a- itate II ION awn h-aTfr JAA--tea- Sifc -aygg ERtC WELCH St Joseph NewvPress other plants were wiped out. The large lump' of leaves behind Mrs.

Slela and her granddaughter Is a plnjMree that has more than 20 gourds hanging on Its branches. There are about 75 gourds In the garden that are 3 feet or longer. 'I'm a cub scout Mrs. Slela says. 'I'm going to have them help me pick Then they'll cut up the plant to save the garden.

They plan to sell the gourds in town for about $15 each. EIImii Slsla and har granddaughter, 4-year-old Natalia Wright, ara overwhelmed by gourds from a plant run amok In Mr. Slela'a garden on Hurllngen Road east of St. Joseph. Last year, Mrs.

Slela's son, Tim, planted a gourd plant In one corner of her garden. It was soon choked by weeds, and she thought that was the end of the story. But this year the gourd plant has taken over virtually ail of her garden, leaving only a pumpkin plant. Watermelons and To contact the Atchison Bureau, call 367-2255; Chris Wessel. 367-1133; Shanae Tate, or by fax, 387-1222.

ATCHISOH POLICE Arrests -rrr. Bobby R. Nelson, 501 S. Firth StJ" was arrested at 4:37 p.m. Sept.

3 in the 100 block of South Sixth Street on an Atchison Municipal. Court warrant charging him with failure to appear in court on a cruelty to animals charge. He was later released on boncU- Accidents Rock Rash. 1027 Ash. reported that his vehicle was struck by a hit-and-run driverSept.

3 while it was parked in front of his home. FIRE OEPARTMENTl Medical responses -1900 N. SeconoTSt a.m. Sept. 4 for a medical emergency.

CALENDAR OF EVCrilf Atchison County Sheriff sJReserves and Huron Saddle Club's second annual demolition derby, 6 p.rn. Sept. 5 at the Huron Saddle Club Arena. Adults $6, childrenages 5-12, $3. children under 6 free Atchison Elementary School kindergarten first full day of school, Sept.

8. V-. Atchison Middle School Spirit Spreader a.m. ept. 11 at Circuit court Division 2 Judge Weldon Judatv Sentenced to Jail Tonya M- Pflugradt, 27, St.

Louis, for one year after pleading guilty -to felony charge of stealing but placed on probation for two years; must serve 10 days In jaH. must perform 50 hours of community service and must pay restitution In an amount to be determined byThe prosecuting attorney's office. Docket cateet for Oct 2 Chris A. Townsend, 36, Kansas City, on felony charge of stealing; bond continued at $10,000. Docket call set for Oct IB-Darren.

Square, en-two felony charges of possession of a controlled substance; bond cdntinued at $80,000. Sentencing set for Oct 22 -David Lie Buckler. 20, 1400 N. 13th after pleading guilty Jo felony charge of secbndlegree burglary; pre-sentence, investigation ordered; committed to jail in lieu of $5,000 bond. Division 5 Judge Keith Mwquart fined" Mlkaef Henderson, 20, 2932 County Line $250 after pleading -guilty to" rnisdemeanor charge ofpos-session of marijuana.

Richard P. Miller, 25, 2316 Hillside Road, $250 after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of possession of a controlled substance, marijuana. Nicholas C. Newton, 18,2923 Renick'St, $100 after pleading guilty to miscjerneanor charge of posses1 sion of intoxicating llauor bv a minor. Joshua Rlggs, 18, 524-S.

39tM $100 after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of possession of intoxicating liquor by a minor; license suspended under "Abuse ana Lose law. Probatfcn gantetr Mark" E. Christmas, 32. 2703 Lafayette- for five years after pleading'guilty-toteiony-cnarge or nonsupport; must make child support rjavments in the amount of $230 per month and $70 per month on arrear-" ages, must consent to wage witnnoio- ing orden must obtain aramaintain emDlovment must notify prosecuting. attorney's office -of employment and must submit to fingerprinting at we Law Enforcement Center.

OPTO 2 In the courts Couple plead guilty to child endangerment A St. Joseph couple pleaded guilty on Friday to child endangerment in Buchanan County Associate Circuit Court. Trina Nading, 24, and Rodney Nading, 27, both of 1715 Borden pleaded guilty to a felony count each of first-degree endangering of a child. The charges stem from a November incident in which Ms. Nading's year-old son was burned while he was unattended in a bathtub.

The Nadings told the judge Friday they'd just moved into a new home and weren't experienced with the water heater. Somehow, the hot water was turned on and the little boy was burned. He was treated at Children's Mercy Hospital for burns to his nose and cheeks. The Nadings attorney, Phillip Burdick, said his clients know what happened was wrong and they've since taken parenting classes. The little boy was placed with his grandparents for 45 days and then returned to his parents.

Associate Circuit Judge Keith Marquart told the couple that although what they did was criminal, he wasn't prepared to call them criminals. Mr. Marquart placed the Nad- ings on probation for two years and ordered them to perform 80 hours of community service. He also ordered Mr. Nading to maintain employment as part of his probation.

Vital statistics' Births The following births were reported at Heartland Regional Medical Center. The general public visiting hours are noon to 8 p.m. daily. Roger and Christina Cromer, Stew-artsville, a daughter, born Friday. Sept.

4. 1998. Raven Hanshaw, St. Joseph, a daughter, born Friday, Sept. 4, 1998.

Michael and Tanya Hann, King City, a daughter, born Friday, Sept. 4, 1998. The following out-of-town births were reported. Charles and Brandy Donahoo, Rosendale, a daughter, bom Monday, Aug. 17, 1998.

at St. Francis Hospital, Maryville, Mo. Marriage licenses James Paul Becerra, 27, St Joseph, and Janell Marie Bauer, 25, Platte City, Mo. John William Briggs, 41, and Debbie Rae Mathers, 41, both of Casco township, Mich. Scott Allen Crockett, 23, and Melissa Sue Helton, 18, both of St Joseph.

Edward Julian Ftyrtn, 53, and Mary Suzanne Klrtler-Neison, 43, both of St. Joseph. Russell Wayne Hamm, 27, and Lisa Leann Pazar, 25, both of St. Joseph. Nathaniel James Wagers, 20, St Joseph, and Beth Ann Lane, 19, Stanberry, Mo.

James Edward White, 41, and Leona Kay Despain, 26, both of St Joseph. James Michael Wolfram 19, St. Joseph, and Shelly Beth Krumme, 20, Faucett, Mo. Divorce suits granted DMsion 1 Judge Randal) Jackson William D. Sargent and Mary Rose Sargent, both of St.

Joseph; joint legal custody of one child with physical custody awarded to her; child support of $219 per month awarded to her. Division 2 Judge Weldon Judah Pamela G. Ellison and Mark R. EM-son, both of St. Joseph; joint legal custody of two children with physical custody awarded to her; child support of $190 per week awarded to her; maintenance of $79 per month for two years awarded to her.

Eddie R. Graham and Sharon K. Graham, both of Osborn, Mo. Deborah A. Plnzlno and Anthony G.

Pinzlno, both of St Joseph; joint legal custody of four children with physical custody awarded to her; child support of $250 per week awarded to her. Paul W. Young and Shelly K. Young, both of St Joseph; joint legal custody of one child with physical custody awarded to her; child support of $488 per month awarded to her. Divorce suits dismissed DMsion 1 Judge Randall Jackson Brenda K.

Bennett and Carroll 0. Bennett Gene Dunn and Cheryl Dunn. Lana K. Robinson and Michael P. Robinson.

DMsion 2 Judge Weldon Judah Brandon Bryant and Teresa C. Bryant. Lottery results Winning numbers for. Friday, September 4. 1998: MISSOURI Pjck3 0-3-8 Show-Me 5 4-13-22-24-26 KANSAS Pick 3 9-4-4 MULTISTATS Cash 4 Life 16-32-49-71 Complete lottery results are available or the InfoUne, 364-6464, Category 6500.

People's Choicg iHoitMo T- North. 1 UimolA OautM I ''n T-eiSi--J lntH VII tmntoLet I Ktntiil mm Winthrop brawl figure gets 3-year probation An Atchison, man was sentenced to probation on Friday for his role in an October fight at a Winthrop, convenience store Mondale Cluke, 20, pleaded guilty in July to a felony charge of attempt to commit second-degree assault. Mr. Cluke was one of six men charged in a fight on Oct. 2 that began at an Atchison bar and ended at the convenience store in Winthrop.

Three people were hurt in the fight, which allegedly involved 20 to 40 people. Mr. Cluke's attorney, Matthew O'Connor, said there was no indication his client is a violent-person. He said this was a one-time incident. Associate Circuit Judge Keith Marquart said it appeared Mr.

Cluke had been attempting to turn certain things around in his life. Mr. Marquart placed Mr Cluke on probation for three years. He ordered him to undergo substance-abuse and anger-control evaluations, and to submit to alcohol and drug testing. He must perform 30 days of house arrest and may not have any association with known drug users, drug dealers or gang members.

Mr. Cluke also isn't to consume alcohol or go into any establishments that sell alcohol as its primary business. He must pay $100 into the drug testing fund, not have any contact with the victim or his family and pay restitution in an amount to be determined by the prosecu- tor's office. Roger Don Horsman, 35, 3316 Pickett Road, for two years after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of nonsupport, amended by prosecutor from felony; must make child support payments in the amount of $69 per month and $200 per month on arrearages, must consent to wage withholding order, must maintain employment, must notify prosecuting attorney's office of employment and must submit to fingerprinting at the Law Enforcement Center. Robert Lee Moran, 27, 6927 Marie for two years after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of third-degree assault; must be evaluated for alcoholdrug abuse problems within 30 days at Family Guidance, must be evaluated for anger control problems, must pay $100 into drug testing fund, must submit to any alcoholdrug testing, must maintain employment, must submit to fingerprinting at the Law Enforce- 4 ment Center and must submit to arrest and detention on notice of probation violation.

Probation granted and fined Mondrae J. Fue, 19, Kansas City, for one year after pleading guilty to charge of driving while license suspended and $10 after pleading guilty to charge of no seat belt; must serve six days in jail and must obtain reinstatement of driver's license; given credit for six days served in jail. Sentenced to Jail Michael S. McNutt. 26, Kansas City, for 30 days each after pleading guilty to charges of following too close and no insurance; given credit for 30 days served in jail.

Robert Lee Moran III, 27, 6927 Marie for six days after pleading guilty to charge of driving while license revoked; given credit for six "days served in jail. Docket call set for Sept 16 Raymond Toombs, 44, Kansas City, after pleading innocent to charge of driving while license revoked; released on $2,500 bond. Docket call set for Sept 14 Victor Canchola, 35, 1409 Cud- more after pleading innocent to felony charge of driving while cated; committed to jail in lieu of $10,000 bond. Please see CircuitPage B4 Best Connections Best Service -Best Price Get on the net with someone you know. 271-8635 Shooting case suspect charged with assault A St.

Joseph man charged with a shooting at 19th and Messanie streets last month was arraigned on a felony assault charge Friday. Michael E. McGaughey, 32, 622 S. 22nd St, was arraigned on a felony count of second-degree assault in Buchanan County Associate Circuit Court. Mr.

McGaughey was allegedly involved in an altercation that resulted in the shooting of a 15- -year-old St. Joseph boy at 1825 Messanie St. 'on Aug. 26. Associate Circuit Judge Dan Kellogg set a preliminary hearing for 2 p.m.

Oct. 1. Mr. McGaughey remains in jail on a $125,000 bond. Teen-ager is arraigned in shooting incident A St Joseph teen-ager was arraigned Friday in Buchanan County Associate Circuit Court on an assault charge in the shooting of a St Joseph man earlier this week.

Tyler A. Dumm, 17, 618 Mount Mora Road, was arraigned on a feionycharge of second-degree assault. Mr. Dumm is alleged to have shotl6-year-old Harold Miller in the left leg at south-14th-and Lafayette streets on Tuesday. Associate Circuit Judge Dan Kellogg set a preliminary hearing for 10 a.m.

Oct. 1. Mr. Dumm remains in jail-on a $125,000 bond. ten 7- $10.

3., 1 rstitu- rghes, today; nlon. Kr' of Tuc-isephf mple," taken. -Bur-. JRion 80T of reside ment: itffery jbeen ewell rk. aasas mrial: Jethel Staily-.

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