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THE PANTAGRAPH, Thursday, May 14, 1992 AS- ON THE RECORD Police summary Bloomington Bushel stolen Carol Shepard, 15 Country Club Place, Bloomington; Wednesday; 11 shrubs pulled out of yard and stolen; $400 value. Normal Items stolen Ron Rave, 2187 Reed Road, Bloomington; reported Wednesday; $1,600 In light fixtures stolen from residence at 1419 Tamarack Road, Normal. Fire alarms a boy born Sunday (May 10, 1992) at Riverside Hospital, Kankakee. Soon, Lisa and Wong, 1004 N. Fell Normal, a boy born Wednesday (May 13, 1992) at BroMenn Regional Medical Center, Bloomington.

Hirst, Bethany and Philip, 1712 Indiana St, Bloomington, a boy born Wednesday (May 13, 1992) at St Joseph Medical Center, Bloomington. LEXINGTON Baker, Amy and Heynen, Brice, a girl born Tuesday (May 12, 1992) at BroMenn Regional Medical Center, Normal. CONGERVILLE Adams, Robyn and Tim, a girl born Tuesday (May 12, 1992) at St Joseph Medical Center, Bloomington. STREATOR Morscheiser, Leslie, a girl born Tuesday (May 12, 1992) at St Mary's Hospital, Streator. WENONA Pickard, Catherine and Jeff, a boy born Tuesday (May 12, 1992) at St Mary's Hospital, Streator.

Alcohol Nancy J. Grimm, 37, Carlock, fined $500 and sentenced to 18 months' court supervision for driving under the influence of alcohol. Must complete any recommended alcohol treatment Revoked license Mark A. Schmidgall, 27, Minier, fined $200 and sentenced to 18 months' conditional discharge for driving while driver's license revoked. Must complete 240 hours of community service.

A count of illegal transportation of alcohol dismissed in plea agreement Resisting Huemartin Robinson II, 23, of 606 S. Linden St, Apt 14, Normal, fined $300 and sentenced to two years' conditional discharge for resisting arrest by struggling with; a Normal polieman. Resisting, damage David Matthew Anderson, 20, of 2 Cottage Court, Normal, fined $200 and sentenced to 18 months' court supervision for resisting a peace officer by fleeing from an officer and criminal damage to vehicle. Ordered to pay restitution of $220. Resisting, alcohol Todd Michael Warren, 20, of 410 N.

Main St, Ant 13, Normal, fined $200 and sentenced to 18 months' court supervision for resisting a peace officer by pushing and pulling away and illegal consumption of alcohol. Retail theft Richard A. Zilm II, 18, Braceville, fined $200 and sentenced to 18 months' court supervision for retail theft of two compact discs, value of $28.94, from mart, 1608 E. Empire St, Bloomington. Court notes Bloomington Odor Investigation at 11:02 p.m.

at 9 Eleanor Drive, Bloomington; checked for gas odors; none found. Rescue runs Bloomington Illness Toby Carlos, 20, age not available; taken from 935 MacArthur Bloomington, to BroMenn Regional Medical Center at 12:12 a.m. Wednesday. Accident Christopher Nelson, 20, of 1414 W. Walnut St, Bloomington, and Tami Blanchard, 26, of 306 N.

Evans St, Bloomington; taken to BroMenn after three-vehicle accident at 2:13 p.m. Wednesday at Clayton and Washington streets, Bloomington. Both treated and released. Breathing difficulty Ann Utecht, 37, of Decatur; taken to St Joseph Medical Center at 4:26 p.m. Wednesday from Main and Miller streets, Bloomington.

Normal Pain Greg Augsberger, 24, of 605 Hester Apt 4, Normal; taken to BroMenn Regional Medical Center at 9:48 p.m. tinifwwiirtiT-l The PantagraphLOHI ANN COOK Face creamed McLean County Circuit Court, Associate Division Battery Carl L. Thomas, 34, of R.R. 3, Bloomington, posted $100 to appear June 11 on charge of battery. Drugs Douglas E.

Green, 34, Denver, fined $600 and sentenced to 18 months' court supervision for driving with a controlled substance present and conviction for speeding. Must complete any recommended treatment. Two counts of driving under the influence of drugs dismissed in plea agreement Alcohol Derrik J. Schumm, 22, of 210 W. Willow St, Apt 10, Normal, fined $600 and sentenced to 18 months' court supervision for driving under the influence of alcohol.

Must complete any recommended alcohol treatment Counts of driving with a blood-alcohol content of 0.1 percent or greater and disobeying a stop sign dismissed in plea agreement Joanie Schaible, asocial worker at Bloomington Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, 1509 N. Calhoun Bloomington, wiped whipped cream from the face of Dave Bair, a licensed practical nurse. Bair and other employees raised money for craft activities at the center by charging $1 to $5 for a chance to throw a whipped cream pie. Damage Frank James Mance, 24, Morris, fined $200 and sentenced to' 18 months' court supervision frJ criminal damage to property. Or- -dered to pay restitution of $41.56.

Left accident Anthony R. Fair child, 21, of 1708 S. Bunn St, ington, fined $200 and sentenced to a year's court supervision for leaving the scene of a property-damage ae- cident, no valid driver's license and; failure to give aid or information. tj Births Dental society honors past president What's ahead HW(W CULLOM Morltz, Tony and Jodi, ACTIVITIES Gill St, Bloomington. i Reservations may be made bjwiii calling Sharon Suhadolc, 2816 Hips Place, Bloomington.

FRIDAY Once rumored as Johnny Carson's heir apparent, Bloomington's McLean Stevenson talks about the retiring "Tonight Show" host and what he's like after the camera stops rolling. Entertainment cation, will present the free program for high school students. Registration is due May 16 at the library. Star Trek makeover A "Classic Trek Vulcan" make-up demonstration will be presented at the T.C. Trek meeting at 7 p.m.

May 17 at Specialty Grains, 3001 Job hunting presentation HEYWORTH An Illinois State University associate professor will present "Entering the Twilight Zone: Seeking and Getting the Jobs You Want" at 7:30 p.m. May 18 in the Heyworth Public Library conference room. Dr. Tom Haynes, business edu T.C. Trek is an organization terested in Star Trek and science costumes fiction movies, books, comics and collectibles.

The McLean County Dental Society honored a longtime Twin City dentist and elected 1992-93 officers at its annual dinnerrecognition this week at the Bloomington Country Club. Dr. Ted Century, who recently retired, was recognized for 32 years practicing dentistry in Bloomington-Normal and for his many civic accomplishments. He has served as president of the McLean County Dental Society, the Normal Rotary Club and the Normal Ski Club. He plans to move to Boise, Idaho, to enjoy the outdoors and volunteer in civic activities.

Also at Tuesday's meeting, Dr. Bradley Barnes, Bloomington, was installed as president of the dental society's board of directors. Also taking office were: Dr. James Day, vice president; Dr. Scott Hume, secretary-treasurer; Dr.

Kathleen Durham, program chairwoman; and Dr. Steve Doran, Dr. Bradley Barnes Dr. Ted Century aw mm ai mm mm mm 1 assistant program chairman. Recognized along with Dr.

Century were Dr. Brian Rotsch, past president; Dr. Holly Houska and Dr. Mark Houska, newsletter editors; and Dr. Dan Steadman, who received the President's Award for outstanding service to the Pantagraph receives coverage award LIMITED TIME OFFER An explosion of savings is coming your way during this gigantic Savings Blast on all Serta mattresses, including famous Perfect Sleeper, "The Most Comfortable Spot in the House!" Choose the style you want in the comfort you need, and save big! Hurry in for the best selection.

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