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GANANDA TIMES - PAGE 8 The information in this column is provided to Gananda Times by local law enforcement d 1, agencies. eriffs Charge -zmv Mobrcyclist With DWI Wayne County Sheriff's Deputies arrested a Wdworth man for Driving While Intoxicated. Deputies arrested WiElism R. Donk, age 34, of 3202 Wiedrick Road, Walworth, for DWI and several other traffic charges. ' Deputies attempted to stop Donk on Route 31 near the Mobil Chemical Tech Center because he did not have a tail Iight on his 1946 Indian motorcycle. Dock refused to stop and proceeded west on Route 3 1, passing into Monroe y:Gv County. Deputies, with the assistance of the Monroe County Sheriff's Depart- ment, were able to apprehend Donk on Turk Hill Road in Perinton, without incident. Donk was transported to the Wayne County Sheriff's Office where he refused to submit to a breath test. He was arraigned before Lyons, Justice Forgione and will appear in the Town of Macedon Court at a later date. Walworth Resident Charged in Shooting Michael P. Wade, 29, of 1833, Atlantic Avenue, Walworth, was charged by state police with second degree reck- less endangerment, after shooting at people in another vehicle. The shooting occured last Thursday night, August 10th at approximately 8:30 pm near the Dolomite plant on Atlantic Avenue. Wade, who became upset with a Monroe County couple on their wasy to visit some friends in Walworth, said he did it because he didn't like the way the other motorist was driving, reported state police. The couple called police, who im- mediately responded, and were able, with a description, to track Wade's truck to the Walworth Garden Apart-, ments. A total of three shots were reported to have been fired. No one was injured and no property damage was noted. Trooper Fred Plimpton of the Walworth substation made the arrest. \He (Wade) was scared when we arrived,\ said Plimpton. \He said he expected us to come and he knew what he had done,\ he added. Wade gave the police a written statement and was released, by the dis- trict attorney without bail. He is scheduled to appear in Walworth Town Court on April 22, 1990. 'WE DO GR.EAT WORK AT THE'. LOWEST PRICES, AND SATISFACTION ISGUARANTEED! - We beat anyone's price for FLYNN SEALING years' experience and growing! r -* 'MUST SHOW US A WRlnEN ESTIMATE Chicken Barbecue/Street Parly brings - -- - '- community together for food & fun The first major fund-raising event of the Gananda Neighborhood Play- ground Committee, turned out to be a- whopping success and an all-around fun time for all the families who attended. Committee treasurer Bobbi Camp said that the purpose of the event was \to introduce ourselves to the community and ask for their future assistance.\ The tasty and reasonably priced chicken dinners sold out as fast & they were cooked, and dance contests, music, and games filled the rest of the evening. The theme of the event was bal- loons, with the committee slogan being \Up up and away - our children need a place to play!\ As part of the festivities, a hellium ballon race was held, where the balloons were released and tracked. A postcard inside-each balloon was to be returned with the location of its landing noted. The winner who released the furthest-flying ballon was 2 1 month old Michael \Mikey\ Murray of Foxglove Court. Mikey's balloon landed in Maine, New York (between Ringham- ton and Owego). Other landings were noted in Geneva, Clifton Springs, Waterloo and Seneca Falls. ' The three lucky winners of a ride in a hot air balloon (Grand prize of the evening's raffle) were: Mary Ellen Reese of Pennyroyal court, Wade Holdraker of Nonesuch Court, and Janet Bilinski of Woods Edge. With sweating palms and rapidly pumping hearts, the three boarded the balloon for a 1-hour ride over the surrounding countryside, land- Ride Winners: Janet Biiinski, Wade -- Holdraker and Mary Ellen Reese. ing just off Barnes Road at about 8:30 Pm. The committee sent thanks to every- one who donated their time, energy and dollars to make this event the success it / was. Bobbi wished a special personal., i: thanks to Elaine Fritz and ~ar*$ > Messinger \who will never eat another salt potato!\ she laughed. The enthus- iasm of the committee proved to be contagious. to everyone who attended. The next Playground Committee fund-raiser, a ten mile walk-a-thon, is tentatively scheduled for September 23. \We're hoping for a minimum of 300 participants.\ said Bobbi. If anyone is interested in joining the Gananda - Neighborhood Playground Committee or hel$ing out at one of its events, please call committee chairman, Bob Muckley at 986-2379. An aerial view of Richard Mann Elementary School and parts of Gananda, as hot A air balloon ascends Medical Center (continued from page 1) Dr. Kapner will be affiliated with Highland Hospital . able twenty-four hours a day, seven used in his anticipation. An Open days a week, 365 days a year. House is planned for the community in \Very excited,\\beautiful facility,\ the near future. Perspective patients are and \getting into the community spirit,\ urged to call for more information on were only some of the words Dr. Kapner appointments at 544-0380.. . REGISTE' TO VOTE! . - Have avoice in your future.
