The Alexandria Times-Tribune from Alexandria, Indiana • Page 3

Alexandria Times-Tribune, Wednesday, May 18, 1983. PAGE 3 Sirens MAY 14 Long, 17, Rt 4, Morris speeding. le District 51, which includes Hamilton, Hancock, and Madison, counties, there were 210 motorcycle accidents killing four and injuring 163. The state police asks that everyone help make the highways a safe place for Dannie Shelton, 40, Alexandria, speeding. Tim Parton, 18, 108 E.

Broadway, possession of alcohol. C- Robert Bennett, 19, Rt. 1, possession of alcohol. motorcyclists. GAS LEAK MAY 14 Michael Farley, 1215 N.

Canal, paint thrown on car. Mike Murphy, 208 W. Filmore, paint thrown on car. Conrail reported someone threw a rock through a window on the rear car of a train. MAY 13 Tom Smith, 1601 N.

Harrison, broken window. MAY 12 Dave Robinson, 316 Miles, found ladies wallet. MAY 11 Connie Sarjeant, 911 N. West, cat complaint. Francis Scott, 602 S.

Clinton, dog complaint Jody Masters, 308 W. Church, vandalism to car. MAY 19 Pauline Parks, 215 W. Washington, vandalism to car. Mary Ann Stinson, Orestes, found wallet.

Betty Logan, 502 W. Tyler, dog missing. MAYS Rodney Cunningham, 126 W. Madison, found dog. Phil Davis, 113 S.

Black, tire slashed. FIRE CITY MAY 10 Jean Womack, 215 W. Washington, car fire, was FIRE TOWNSHIP MAY 15 Rob Rominger, RL 3, housed filled with smoke when dust fell into electric furnace. AMBULANCE CITY MAY 14 Jamer Foley, 11, Alexandria Manor Apt 7, ill, taken to Community Hospital. Torri Jarvir, 2, Alexandria Manor F-25, ill, taken to Community Hospital.

Brenda Pierce, no age -given, Alexandria Manor J-37, laceration to forehead, taken to Community Hospital. MAY 13 Blanch Walker, 81, 312 Edgeway, ill, taken to Community Hospital. Mary Thompson, 76, 407 W. Berry, ill, taken to Community Hospital. MAY 12 Barbara Foster, 38, Rt.

2, car accident, taken to Community Hospital. MAY 11 Les McCaslin, 78, 109 Park ill, taken to Community Hospital. AMBULANCE TOWNSHIP MAY 8 LeRoy Harrison, 67, 1203 S. Shelby, possible stroke, taken to Community Hospital. Congressman Dan Burton visited Alexandria last Friday tcVneet with the people at the city building.

He talked at length to reporters about what was going on in Washington, and what issues are facing Congress in the months ahead, such as the MX missle and aid to El Salvador. Burton stated that he supports President Reagan's stand on most of the issues. After his talk. Burton walked through town to meet some of the people. On May 19 Congressman Dan Burton's Mobile Office van, operated by Susie Lightle, will be in Summitville at 1 1 15 a.m.

and in Alexandria at 1 p.m. Court news MOTORCYCLE LICENSES Commissioner Michael Packard of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is currently urging those individuals who have not already applied for their motorcycle license endorsement, to do so before June 1 if they wish to avoid taking the motorcycle skills test which will become effective July 1. At the present time, those individuals applying for this endorsement are simply required to take a written examination. They are then issued a Motorcycle Learner's Permit which must be held a minimum of 30 days before the actual endorsement is issued. The stipulations of this permit include: 1) driving during daylight hours only, 2) carrying no passengers, and 3) wearing a helmet Those drivers applying for an endorsement on or after June 1 will be required to take a motorcycle skills test in addition to the above listed requirements.

Appointments for these examinations must be scheduled through the local license branches and the applicant will be charged a $5 fee at the time the test is given. Packard said, "As of April 1, approximately 168,700 motorcycle endorsements have been issued, corresponding to approximately 172,500 statewide registered motorcycles. Although it appears that the vast majority of motorcycle riders have obtained the necessary endorsement, we feel certain that there are a number of motorcycle enthusiasts who have not yet met the requirement." MOTORCYCLE SAFETY Spring encourages many outside activities, and one of these is the sport of motorcycling. One of the greatest problems a motorcyclist faces is being seen. Since a majority of auto accidents occur because drivers cannot see one another, then a motorcyclist is going to be less visible than another car.

It behooves each driver to be aware of other drivers and to share the road with each vehicle. Riders of motorcycles have very little protection. If they are bumped even slightly by a car chances are they could be injured seriously or even killed. Last year there were 3,949 motorcycles involved in accidents in Indiana alone. Ninety persons were killed and 3,020 were injured.

In Pendleton State Police Public Notices Levi Coy, 24, 2125 Broadway, failure to obey traffic control device. MAY 13 Charlene Beane, 20, Anderson, speeding. Karen Ashby, 18, RL 4, speeding. Eric Robinson, 27, Rt. 2, speeding.

Suzanne Snipe, no age given, 715 W. Monroe, speeding. Frederic Robinson, 63, Elwood, disregarding stop sign. MAY 12 Gayle Clay, 31, 506 E. Fourth, speeding.

Guinevere Barlow, 59, 26 Fairway, disregarding stop sign. MAY 11 Richard Huffman, 26, Kokomo, violation of truck restrictions. John Bolt, 24, Rt. 3, speeding. Paul Pulliam, 38, 19 Fairway, speeding.

Patricia Lockwood, 35, 18 Fairway, speeding. David Garmon, 20, 701 W. Van Buren, speeding. Steve Harrison, 20, 1203 S. Shelby, possession of marijuana.

ACCIDENTS MAY 14 Vehicle driven by Brenda Pierce, Alexandria Manor J-37, struck parked car owned by Jeffrey Branum, Kokomo, on River Ave. MAY 13 Car owned by Thomas Hass, 105 E. Sixth, struck by another vehicle which left the scene. MAY 12 Vehicle driven by Guinevere Barlow, 26 Fairway, skidded into vehicle driven by Barbara Foster, 1007 S. Randolph, at intersection of Caial and Broadway.

MAY 11 Vehicle owned bv Billv Cox. Rt. 4, struck while parked at Cox's Supermarket. Vehicle driven by Rodney Cunningham, 126 W. Madison, hit bumper of car driven by Earl Galbreath, 1305 Park Ave.

COMPLAINTS MAY 16 Debbie Semon, 210 S. Black, dog complaint. James King, 204 E. Sixth, lost or stolen wallet. The Alexandria Fire Department answered an anonymous call to a county road about a mile west of Alexandria on State Road 28 last Thursday, May 12, to investigate a gas leak.

A gas pipe, owned by Indiana Gas, was leaking above ground. The fire department contacted Indiana Gas which sent two representatives to correct the problem. One Indiana gas employee stated that there was no danger to the houses or people in the immediate area. The fire department stayed on the scene until gas company personnel had the problem solved. MAN ARRESTED Kenneth Sigler, 21, 1215 W.

Washington, was arrested on May 11 on a burglary charge, but it was later reduced to criminal trespass. His bond was reduced form $15,000 to $1,000. Sigler was arrested by Alexandria police while inside the Johns-Manville building, according to police officer Santos. Sigler was trying to escape form a second floor window when he tripped an alarm, Santos said. In Sigler's possession was a can of spray paint and a plastic bag.

Once Sigler was incarcerated in the Madison County Jail, Alexandria police discovered an outstanding warrant for Sigler from Indianapolis. He is also being held for the Marion County police. BURGLARY SUSPECT Howard Medley, 32, 1110 S. Clark, was arrested on a Madison Circuit Court warrant for three counts of burglary and one count of conspiracy. No other details were released.

DEER KILLED Randy Doss, 1223 W. Monroe, struck and killed three deer on Madison Ave. 'County Road 100 W) south of State Road 28, last Thursday, May 12. A fourth deer at the side of the road survived. ARRESTS MAY 16 Brett Zell, 19, Walton, violation of truck restrictions.

on May 25 at 5 p.m. in the Alexandria city building. The purpose of this committee is to investigate future recreation potential for the present landfill site. The public is invited to attend the meeting. For further information, call Timothy Liddy, executive director of the Madison County Council of Governments at 646-9212.

State Road 9 in Alexandria will be further closed down this week and next as workers for the Norfolk and Western railroad make repairs to the track by Beulah Park. Notices will be posted on Washington Street and SR9, and traffic will not be able to proceed past Water Street. The railroad had originally planned to do this work next but the Indiana Department of Highways requested It be done now since SR9 is already closed off due to bridge work. Norfolk and Western should have the work completed by May 27. American Red Cross Rodney Aynes, Anderson, public intoxication, dismiss- ed; driving left of center, dismissed; driving while under the influence.

Operation SAFE, $85. Robert Christensen, Indianapolis, speeding, $50. Randy Chambers, 616 S. Wayne, speeding, $50. Rick Buckles, Anderson, speeding, $50.

Leonard Lefemine, Indianapolis, speeding, $50. Michael Finan, 103 Sigler, Frankton, expired license plate, $36; improper bumper height, dismissed. Gregory Linsmeyer. 1915 S. Elwood, no operator's license, $40.

Louann Manson, Indianapolis, driving while suspended, $60. Richard Kiley, Frankfort, driving while intoxicated, $36. Jeffrey Mar low, 209 E. Broadway, driving while suspended, $85. Tom Rogers, 205 E.

Second, disregarding stop sign, $40. Marilyn Barnett, Elwood, 'speeding, $50. Michael Stanley, 1601 N. The first meeting of the Madison County Landfill Refuse Committee will be held 111 DIG disregard of traffic control device, $36. Saundra Tilley, Daleville, speeding, $45.

Frank Terry, Rt. 3, speeding, $45. Michael Sorg, Anderson, speeding, $45. Danette Pittsford, Mid-dletown. speeding, $45.

Barry Lee, Anderson. SDeedine. $50. CIRCUIT COURT Rita Gore vs ARA Healthcare Management, doing business as Anderson Healthcare Center, complaint. Melanie L.

Brooks vs Michael A. Brooks, dissolution of marriage. Beverly Kay Savage and William D. Savage, dissolution of marriage. Regina Montgomery and Gary R.

Montgomery, dissolution of marriage. Otis J. Ward and Karen L. dissolution of marriage. Frederick Lee vs Richard Segner, Felix Brooks, Loretta Segner.

negligence. First National Bank of Madison County vs Shawn Hanlin, promissory note. State of Indiana vs Pilk-ington Trucking, motion to enforce judgment by proceedings supplemental to execution. State of Indiana vs Warren L. Reeves, motion to enforce judgment by proceedings supplemental to execution.

State of Indiana vs Malcolm F. McBroom, motion to enforce judgment by proceedings supplemental to execution. State of Indiana vs Rick Leever. motion to enforce judgment by proceedings supplemental to execution. State of Indiana vs Kenneth L.

Anderson, Joanne E. Anderson, motion to enforce judgment by proceedings supplemental to execution. John Conrad Coleman and Bonnie L. Coleman, dissolu tion of marriage. Phyllis S.

Hodson, petition to change name of minor child. Robert Warren Wehrley and Anna Marie Wehrley, dissolution of marriage. Donna Woods and Jess David Woods, dissolution of marriage. In re: title of vehicle of Robert E. Jackson, declaratory judgment.

Daniel D. Adams and Elizabeth Adams vs Stephen K. Alvey, Linda B. Alvey, complaint. Karen S.

McDaniel and Louis S. McDaniel, dissolution of marriage. Dyann Wilson vs Vonell Wilson, reciprocal support. Brenda K. Kimm and Michael L.

Kimm, dissolution of marriage. SUPERIOR COURT 1 Merchants National Bank and Trust of Indianapolis, as trustee of the Keller T. Brock revocable living trust indenture. City of Anderson vs Meadowbrook Realty; South Anderson Improvement Anderson Building and Finance; William A. and Glada E.

Risely; George C. Hopkins and Hopkins, his wife, whose true name is unknown; Neal S. and Mary G. Kelyla; Henry R. and Delia J.

Holdren; Horace A. and Sadie L. Dangler; James R. Matthews and Matthews, his wife, whose true name is unknown; Thomas H. and Eleanor J.

Joyce; Leonard and Marilyn Sue Cook; Gregory K. and Diana B. Miller; complaint to quiet title. Star Skates Inc. vs Kentucky Coin Machine Distributors, Steve Kreps, damages.

Dixie C. Cos ton vs Joseph A. Overdorf and Becky Overdorf, complaint. Canal, speeding, $50. Randy Hines.

121 S. Clinton. speeding. $50. John Williams.

Peru, Yes. and the passage of speeding, $50. Janet Shell, Muncie. time proves iL That's the beauty of a Mastercraft Memorial. It's finest quality products, personalized design, timeless guarantee and Mostercroft Protection assures your complete satisfaction.

Available only through your caring speeding, $50. Paul Kemme, Columbus, '-speeding, $60. Richard Kellogg, Kalamazoo, speeding, $50. Lori Reader, Comstock Park, speeding, $50. John Altekruse, Fort Wayne, speeding, $50.

Jerry Rhoads, 1021 E. 1050S. Fairmount, speeding, $36. professionals at. ALEXANDRIA CONVALESCENT CENTER CONVALESCENT HOME FOR MEN WOMEN GERIATRIC CARE IN A HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE MEMBER OF INDIANA AMERICAN NURSING HOME ASSOCIATION APPROVED BY MEDICAID 24 HOUR NURSING SERVICE 'PLANNED ACTIVITIES SPECIAL DIETS RU and LPN ON DUTY -STATE LICENSED REGISTERED DIETICIAN BEAUTY SHOP CABLE TV AVAILABLE COLORFUL PRIVATE OR SEMI PRIVATE ROOMS REGULAR RELIGIOUS SERVICES New Modern Highway 9 South, Alexandria Located Adjacent to Facilities 724-4478 Yule Golf Course ALEXANDRIA MONUMENT CO.

501 NORTH HARRISON STREET ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA Phone 7244488 Carolyn Shell, Anderson, speeding, $36. Phoebe Baledge, 806 S. Harrison, speeding, $36. Robert Pine, 113 E. Monroe, speeding, $36.

Paul Reimer, Craigville, fES. IT'S TIME FOR HEISCR'S ANNUAL TRIP RIP TO THE CORNER Of STATE ROADS 9 AND 28 XANDRIA 385" fr THIS fEARWTVE ADDED A FEATURING MORE THAN 35 OF THE jL MOST BEAUTIFUL VANS Bf Jl Long Tom Tmanjn kveHtUm mV umm jlliu THIS YEAR WE HAVE ALSO BROUGHT '83 L1NC0LNS MERCURY'S TO OUR. EXTRA SPECIAL KAUiOj We're making terrific "Tent Sale" Trades nD UA1P tent sale on our entire stock of '83 Ford, Lincoln ftp CONSIDERED A LEASE i "HOT LINE and ccrnRTS I -ll'OO I I mo iauj I -in w-w -w j7imt vwvk and Mercury Ford trucks jr A j7 AiV JSff Vt "VTV w. Jtsr 7 JFif fZZI HA Efi5 X2r VV V3i XaOk. tClrUIil F-Iftf) RANGtK riwiuro including the new Bronco II, as well as our huge inventory of A-l Used Cars! Wt'l I Mil units have over ON THE SPOT FINANCING AVAILABLE! FINAWwWw CASH ALLOWANCE 0F IT' Pi CASSETTE pKBDM.HI CPU juwn UK REFRESHMENTS SIM HUM fli.