The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 26

C8 THE PANTAGRAPH, Thursday, April 23, 1987. WEATHER 3 Hz (showers Mansion group touts fundraiser at Floral Weekend The David Davis Mansion Foundation is sponsoring its first fundraiser, in conjunction with the mansion's annual Floral Weekend, this Saturday and Sunday at the mansion, 1000 E. Monroe Drive, Bloomington. For the annual floral display, foundation members will decorate the house with a variety of flowers to recreate the mansion's Victorian history when Sarah Davis, wife of Judge David Davis, filled her home every spring with fresh-cut flowers from the estate's gardens. The foundation was established last September as a not-for-profit group whose purpose is to provide historical and educational information about the mansion, which was built in the early 1870s, and to aid in its restoration.

Drinks and cookies will be sold at the Victorian tea and biscuit sale, and fresh flowers and note cards depicting the mansion also will be available. The foundation plans to use the proceeds to purchase items, such as a lace tablecloth, for the mansion's dining room. According to Cindy Brand, a volunteer at the mansion, the foundation will be sponsoring more fundraisers throughout the year, such as an ice cream social this summer. The group hopes to gradually raise enough money to acquire a computer to keep track of inventory, restore carriage bodies to provide carriage rides at the mansion and for other improvements. Money will also help in providing programs for schoolchildren and preserving costumes the mansion uses at Christmas.

The mansion will be open Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the last tour starting at 4 p.m. Warm 40 60 Com 6180 Occluded ygr 81 110 Stationary -Temperatures- Yesterday Blg'tn-Nor. 47 50 51 54 47 Flagstaff 25 cdv Tampa-SIPtrsbg 83 62 cdv Grand Raoidt 49 41 .35 cdv Topeka 64 43 clr HI Lo Pr Great Falls 58 39 cdv Tucson 81 55 cdy 50 43 3 Greensboro.N.C. 85 52 rn Tulsa 73 46 clr 42 Hartford 59 54 rn W.shlngton.D.C.

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Fri. Moonset 4:03 p.m. Frl. A year ago today High Low High Low Blg'tn-Nor 62 34 Hopedale 70 27 Clinton 62 22 Lincoln 65 28 Eureka 67 26 Pontiac na na Gibson City 67 26 Today, mostly cloudy, some light rain or drizzle mainly in the morning, high In the middle or upper 50s, light variable winds. Friday, mostly sunny, warmer, high in the middle 60s.

Saturday through Monday: Partly cloudy with mild days and cool nights. Highs ranging from the middle 60s north to the middle 70s south. Lows from the middle 40s north to the middle 50s south. Weather was wet yesterday over parts of the eastern half of the nation, although there were no thunderstorms or heavy rain, and a heat wave that crossed the country over the past week was confined to the Southeast. Chandler, 35, of 1502 Northbrook Drive, Normal, fined $100 for driving while driver's license suspended and having an expired registration sticker.

A second charge of driving while license suspended dismissed in a plea agreement. Suspended license Mark S. Keith, 21, of 215 Orlando Normal, fined $100 and sentenced to a year's court supervision for driving while driver's license suspended. Suspended license Jim D. Evans, 34, of 101 Epsilon, Mobil-Land Mobile Home Park, Bloomington, fined $100 and sentenced to a year's court supervision for driving while driver's license suspended.

Suspended license Audrey A. Bagby, 25, of 1001 E. Taylor Bloomington, forfeited $100 on a charge of driving while driver's license suspended. Suspended license Paul E. LeVeque, 22, R.R.

1, Bloomington, forfeited $100 on charge of driving while driver's license suspended. Suspended license David L. Walker, 34, of 300 College Park Drive, Normal, fined $150 and sentenced to a year's court supervision for driving while driver's license suspended. Suspended license Frederick M. Moran, 30, Champaign, fined $100 for driving while driver's license suspended.

Battery Lonnie Dewayne Lawrence, 23, of 608 W. Mill Bloomington, posted $100 to appear May 19 on a charge of battery. Alcohol Ronald M. Orland, 26, of 1237 12th Hilltop Mobile Homes, Bloomington, fined $400 and sentenced to 18 months' court supervision for driving under the influence of alcohol. Must undergo an alcohol evaluation and complete any recommended alcohol treatment program.

Courtesy of radio station WHOW. Clinton; Woodlord County Sheriffs Department. Eureka: radio station WGCY, Gibson City; Hopedale Police Department. Hopedale, radio station WPRC WESZ. Lincoln; and Livingston County Sheriff's Department, Pontiac.

ON THE RECORD EDUCATION Poetry reading Angela Jackson, Chicago poet and author, will read from her poetry and from a novel in progress at 7 p.m. Sunday in The Phoenix coffeehouse on the lower level of Memorial Student Center at Illinois Wesleyan University. The program is sponsored by the humanities division and the Black Cultural Events Committee of the Issues and Programming Commission of the student senate at 1WU. Ms. Jackson is a member of the faculty of Columbia College and received awards last year from the Illinois Arts Council for her poetry and fiction.

She has also received writing fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Conrad Kent Rivers Memorial Award from "Black World" magazine, and the DuSable Museum's annual Writers Conference Award. Guest speaker Alvin Plantinga, chairman of the philosophy department at the University of Notre Dame, will present a lecture titled "Is Belief in God Rational?" at 4:15 p.m. Friday in Buck Memorial Library at Illinois Wesleyan University. A question and answer period Alcohol Bradley Eugene Theobald, 20, Galesburg, fined $300 and sentenced to a year's conditional discharge for driving under the influence of alcohol. Must undergo an alcohol evaluation and complete any recommended alcohol treatment program.

Suspended license James A. Thario, 21, of 2 Curtis Court, Normal, fined $100 and sentenced to a year's conditional discharge and 45 days periodic imprisonment in McLean County Jail for driving while driver's license suspended and speeding. Retail theft Blake Schicker, 20, Champaign, fined $100 and sentenced to a year's court supervision for retail theft of four compact discs from Target Stores, College Hills Mall, Normal. Alcohol John E. Mock, 19, R.R.

3, Bloomington, fined $400 and sentenced to two years' court supervision for driving under the influence of alcohol. Must undergo an alcohol evaluation and complete any recommended alcohol treatment program. Charges of unlawful possession of alcohol and illegal con Peoples Bank of Lexington 902 IAA Drive, Suite 2C P.O. Box 1146 Bloomington, Illinois 61701 (309) 662-8888 .63 2.3 Malicious false alarm Sheraton of Normal, 8 Trader's Circle, Normal, at 2:34 a.m. on Wednesday.

Rescue runs Bloomington Transport Edward Barry, 85, of 108 S. Mercer Bloomington, taken to Brokaw Hospital at 8:22 a.m. Wednesday. Pain Agnes Rousey, 56, of 1107 W. Jackson Bloomington, taken to Brokaw Hospital at 2:06 p.m.

Wednesday. Refused aid At auto accident at Jefferson and Lee streets, Bloomington, at 5:17 p.m. Wednesday. Illness Ricky Lee Harris, 36, no permanent address, taken from Bloomington city jail, 109 E. Olive to Brokaw Hospital at 5:57 p.m.

Wednesday. Normal Refused aid Schroeder Hall, Illinois State University; at 9:39 a.m. Wednesday. Refused aid At 1301 W. Hovey Normal, on Tuesday night.

Fall Alan Glover, 1215 Prospect Normal, taken to Brokaw Hospital from Stevenson Hall, Illinois State University, to Brokaw Hospital after falling off bicycle and hurting wrist. Accident Jackie Nichols, 510Vz S. Clayton Bloomington; treated and released from Brokaw Hospital after two-car accident at Veterans Parkway and Fort Jesse Road at 9:18 a.m. Wednesday. Illness John Redd, 1700 N.

School Apt. 126, Normal, taken to Brokaw Hospital at 8:20 p.m. Wednesday. MIKI JAMIS CAR CLEAN-UP WASH-WAX-SHAMPOO-DETAIL Ph. 663-8111 506 S.

Regency (Naxt to Ozark Housi and Stale Farm) State Wadnetdav Chan OHr -drilefoa ChSn "iS? n.r.tr Moline -cTdv PeoriJloudv Qulncvloudv Rockford -cloudy Sorngfld -cloudy Nation Wednesday Hi Albany, NY. 65 Albuquerque 72 Anwillo 75 Anchorage 45 Asheville 81 Atlanta 89 Atlantic City 62 Austin 78 Baltimore 80 Billings 80 Birmingham 90 Bismarck 81 Boise 87 Boston 50 Brownsville 80 Bulfalo 53 Burlington.Vt. 59 Casper 72 Charleston, C. 78 Charlotte.N.C. 88 Cheyenne 67 Cincinnati 8 3 Cleveland 57 Columbia, C.

90 Columbus.Ohio 82 Concord, H. 65 Dallas-Ft Worth 75 Davton 80 Denver 74 Des Moines 46 Detroit 59 Duluth 56 El Paso 64 Evansville 65 Fairbanks 53 Fargo 71 will follow the program, which is sponsored by the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship chapter at the university. Plantinga is past president of the American Philosophical Association's Central Division. He was named to the John A. O'Brien Chair of Philosophy at Notre Dame in 1982 and became the head of the university's Center of Philosophy in Religion in 1984.

He has written seven books. The most recent, "Faith and Rationality," was published in 1984 by the University of Notre Dame Press. Outstanding teacher award Linda Detweiler, Bloomington High School science teacher, has been selected Sigma Xi outstanding science teacher for the year by the local chapter. Sigma Xi is a national honorary science research society. Mrs.

Detweiler, a 1962 Illinois State University graduate who has taught at BUS for 19 years, will be honored at Sigma Xi's annual banquet at 6:30 p.m. April 23 at Barney's Fine Foods, Bloomington. She will receive a certificate and an honorarium. sumption of alcohol dismissed in a plea agreement. Ethnic intimidation Carl Johnson, 58, of 313 E.

Lincoln Bloomington, posted a $1,000 personal recognizance bond to appear May 7 on charge of ethnic intimidation by directing racial slurs at a neighbor. False ID Anthony Quinton Jackson, 19, of 218 Jefferson House, Wat-terson Towers, Normal, fined $100 for possession of false identification. Criminal damage Bryan A. Fisher, 20, Lexington, fined $100 for criminal damage to motor vehicle. Alcohol Heather N.

Howells, 22, Winfield, fined $35 for possession of open alcohol. Alcohol Joseph F. Romic, 19; Scott W. Brammer, 20; and Jeff J. Alsen, 22, all of 1601 N.

Franklin Bloomington, fined $25 each for illegal possession and consumption of alcohol. Alcohol J. Matthew May, 19, of 674 Wright Hall, Normal, fined $100 for unlawful possession of alcohol. Peoples Bank of Lexington 228 West Main Street P.O. Box 66 Lexington, Illinois 61753 (309) 365-2911 substantial interest penalty is required for early Births Denniston, Nancy and Jeff, 505 N.

School Normal, a girl born Tuesday (April 21, 1987) at Brokaw Hospital. Carrell, Vickie and Roy, 9 Kingswood Drive, Normal, a girl born Wednesday (April 22, 1987) at Brokaw Hospital. McLEAN Pannier, Linda and Steven, a boy born Tuesday (April 21, 1987) at Brokaw Hospital, Normal. FAIRBURY Wenger, Shawna and David, a boy born Wednesday (April 22, 1987) at Brokaw Hospital, Normal. CHATSWORTH Kafer, Kim and John, a girl born Wednesday (April 22, 1987) at Brokaw Hospital, Normal.

CHATSWORTH Stevens, Dixie, a boy born Tuesday (April 21, 1987) at Saint James Hospital, Pontiac. CHENOA Stalter, Sandra and Randall, a girl born Tuesday (April 21, 1987) at Saint James Hospital, Pontiac. Court notes McLean County Circuit Court, Associate Division Alcohol Amy Casey, 18, of 301 S. Low Bloomington, issued notice to appear May 19 on charge of illegal consumption of alcohol. Theft Tracy Barnes, 18, of 801 S.

University Normal, posted $100 to appear May 11 on charge of misdemeanor theft; no report on what was stolen. Deceptive practice Eagle Food Store, 1211 Towanda Bloomington, reported Tuesday; two checks written April 12 on same account returned from bank on non-sufficient funds. Suspended license Stephen R. Police summary Bloomington Burglary Alan Williams Construction 1103 S. Lee Bloomington; $350 radial arm saw stolen from garage at 1507 Dover Road, Bloomington, on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.

Burglary Kirkwood Products, 604 E. Lafayette Bloomington; door kicked in Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, causing $150 damage. No report available whether anything was stolen. Vehicle burglary Rick Feeney, 7A Clobertin Court, Apt. 7, Bloomington; $600 AM-FM cassette stolen and dashboard of car severely damaged between Sunday and Wednesday while car parked at residence.

Theft Nanette Fenner, 1456 E. College Normal; two books of personal checks stolen from car at Cub Foods, ,403 Veterans Parkway, Bloomington, on March 19; reported Wednesday. Fire alarms Bloomington Alarm malfunction Purina Mills, 113 S. Euclid Bloomington, at 7:03 p.m. Wednesday, power surge or power failure apparently set off alarm.

Alarm malfunction Morris Tick, 501 E. Stewart Bloomington; on Tuesday night. Normal Dumpster fire At Cardinal Court, Illinois State University, at 7:59 a.m. Wednesday. Porch fire Caused by grill at apartments at 907 W.

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