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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 6

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Bloomington, Illinois
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LUCALHEtilON AO THE PAN TAURAPH, Wednesday, April 6, 1 994 HEALTH Undercover drug probes lead to charges against 5 Center's addition dedicated today Americana Healthcare Center today will dedicate a new wing designed to provide residents with all the comforts of home. The Harrisburg Wing, a 12-bed addition to the nursing center's facility at 510 Broadway in Normal, features wall-to-wall carpeting, matching draperies and artwork. Residents also are encouraged to bring personal furnishings, pictures and other items to decorate their rooms. Admissions director Collette Shubert said the new wing was needed because the center has been operating at capacity in recent years. With the additional wing, the center has 99 beds.

But the Harrisburg Wing also was designed with comfort in mind, Shubert said. "I've heard people comment that this doesn't look like a nursing home at all." Services available in the wing include licensed nursing, respite care, short-term and vacation stays, long-term permanent residence and recreational and other activi-: ties. Americana is owned and operated by ManorCare Corp. of Silver Spring, which operates 168 nursing facilities across the United States. If no one answers, the person should leave a name and phone number.

Someone from the clinic will return the call. The clinic is 2V4 blocks north of BroMenn Regional Medical Center. ABLEdlsabled anniversary ABLEdisabled, a Twin City social group for people with physical disabilities and their families and friends, will celebrate its sixth anniversary with a luncheon at 11 a.m. Saturday at Old Country Buffet at College Hills Mall, Normal. The lunch, which will end about 1:30 p.m., will cost $6 per person, Including tax and tip.

Group members and guests who want to attend are asked to call Kathy Humke at 663-8275 by noon Friday. Mothers' group to meet Marcia Laesch, a registered nurse, will discuss "Accident Prevention and Childhood Illnesses" at the Mothers of Preschoolers meeting from 9 to 11:15 a.m. April 15 at Christ Lutheran Church, 1210 S. Fell Normal. MOPS, a support group for mothers of children from newborn to kindergarten age, meets on the first and third Fridays of each month.

The meetings are free and open to the public. Hospice volunteers sought BroMenn Healthcare will offer training for hospiceoncology volunteers interested in working with cancer patients, the terminally ill and patients' families. The sessions will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 23 and noon to 5 p.m.

April 24. Contact the BroMenn Home HealthHospice by April 15 to register. CPR Instructor classes St Joseph Medical Center will offer a three-session cardiopulmonary resuscitation Instructor class at the EMS Training Center, 2416 E. Washington St, Bloomington. Classes will be from 5:30 to 9 p.m.

April 18 and 21, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 23. The program is open to anyone with a current American Heart Association class CPR card. The cost is $50, and the registration deadline is Friday.

La Leche League to meet The La Leche League of Bloom-ington-Normal will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at 1701 Salem Road, Apt Bloomington, to discuss "Nutrition and Weaning." The meeting is open to women interested in breast-feeding, including expectant mothers. Children and babies are welcome. AIDS task force The McLean County AIDS Task Force will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at First of America Bank, 115 E.

Washington St, Bloomington. The program will be a presentation and discussion of legislative issues concerning AIDS and the HIV virus. Subject Is anxiety The Mitral Valve Prolapse Support Group will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Room 004 of BroMenn Lifecare Center, 807 N. Main St, Bloomington.

A film on how anxiety affects someone with mitral valve prolapse will be shown. Car pooling may be available. More information can be obtained by calling Colleen Bennett at 438-2182 or 829-8438. Clinic appointment policy The Community Health Care Clinic, which recently opened at 902 Franklin Normal, has established an appointment policy that requires people to call the clinic in advance. The clinic hours are from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.

each Thursday. Patients are seen by appointment only. They can schedule an appointment by calling 888-5531 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.

uncooperative with authorities. Manns is charged with making six cocaine sales to informants in November and December. Stice actively aided him in one sale, according to the conspiracy charge. Court records did not list specific quantities of cocaine, and further details were unavailable-from District 6 headquarters in Bloomington. All three suspects remained jailed in lieu of bond last night and are to appear in court April 29.

The marijuana arrests, made by city police, occurred about 3 a.m.i Monday in the 2100 block of Todd Drive. A search yielded 98.S grams of marijuana, police said. Charged Tuesday were Ryan M. Reeder, 1201 S. Clayton St, and Donald G.

Fulton, 1016 E. Jefferson St, both of Bloomington. They are 17. Each faces one count of marijuana possession and one count of possession with intent to deliver. Reeder was released on recognizance bond.

Fulton remained jailed last night on $5,000 bond. Both are scheduled for April 29 court appearances. By STEVE ARNEY Pantograph staff Undercover police operations in Bloomington spawned cocaine charges against three people and marijuana charges against two men. The cocaine cases were developed by Task Force 6, the multi-agency drug unit headed by state police. The marijuana cases were developed by Bloomington police.

The investigations are unrelated. Last week, a grand jury brought cocaine indictments against Cynthia A. Stice and Jesse Manns both 41 and of 607 W. Jefferson St, and Thomas A. Tucker, 24, of 306 W.

Mill St, all Bloomington. They, made their first court appearances Tuesday. Tucker faces two counts of delivery of a cocaine, Manns faces six delivery counts and Stice faces one count of criminal drug conspiracy. Tucker is accused of selling cocaine to an informant in August He is serving a jail sentence for battery in which he is accused of shooting a man in Bloomington during a dice game. The case was reduced from attempted murder to battery because the victim was Ruling won't affect area landfills activities Ohio and Wisconsin.

Merchandise will include crystal, glass, books, Victorian furniture, oak and pine furniture, jewelry and pore. Mall hours are from 10 a.m. to 9 Thursday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Mall antique show The Spring Antique Show at Bloomington's Eastland Mall will run during regular mall hours Thursday through Sunday.

The show will feature 30 dealers from Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, notable debut with his first book for young adults, "I Can Hear the Mourning Dove." He also is the author of "A Quiet Desperation." The day of the Bloomington appearance was incorrect in a story in Tuesday's Pantagraph. accepted it since purchasing the operation in July 1987. Sexton MCL, the lone landfill in McLean County, accepts no out-of-state waste. Neither does Tazewell Recycling and Disposal of East Peoria. The 7-2 decision struck down Oregon's practice of imposing a disposal fee for out-of-state solid waste and an 85-cent fee for waste generated in the state.

The differing fees unfairly interfere with interstate commerce, the court said. Disparate rates are not justified just because in-state businesses with garbage to dump pay some regulatory and disposal costs as part of their general state taxes, the ruling noted. By Pantagraph staff The ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court requiring comparable fees for in-state and out-of-state garbage won't have any impact on Central Illinois landfills because they don't accept trash from outside their own areas. The court, further frustrating states' efforts to avoid getting garbage from other states, ruled Monday that disposal fees for out-of-state trash can't be higher than those for in-state trash.

tBut locally, there isn't any problem. Envirite which operates the Livingston Landfill north of Pontiac, does not accept waste from outside Illinois and has not Book signing at library Award-winning author James Bennett will meet with readers at the Bloomington Public Library from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday and at the Normal Public Library from 7 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. April 20.

At Bloomington, he will answer questions and sign copies of his new book "Dakota Dream," the story of a foster child who wants to become a Native American. Copies will be available for purchase. In Normal, Bennett will lead an informal discussion on the ins and outs of writing for publication. He also will sign copies of his book. Bennett, a teaching assistant at Bloomington High School, made a PIZZA I Papa John's Pizza is relocating to 602 S.

Kingsley St. in Normal (corner of Kingsley and Dale). We invite you to join us in our new dining room, or call for our same great delivery. advertisement Christ's Return Is Near, Don't Miss It For The World AFTER RUNNING THIS ARTICLE IN MAJOR NEWSPAPERS we are truly convinced of the hunger and need for the WORD and TRUTH about Christ's Lais, forgiveness and imminent return. It is our prayer that all know what the Bible says about man-made peace.

"While people are saying 'peace and destruction will come on them suddenly (1 Thessalonians 5:3, Jeremiah We represent no church nor do we have any books to sell; just a burning desire to point the lost to Jesus Christ, your Lord and Savior. (Romans 3:10, 3:23, 5:12) How Near Are We to Christ's Return? JESUS GIVES US A CLUE as to the time, or season, of His return in the book of Matthew. He refers to Israel as the fig tree and tells us when Israel once again becomes a nation, as they did on May 14,1948 after nearly 1900 years of scattered exile, this generation shall not pass without witnessing His return. We are living in that era now (Matthew The book of Revelation, written by John on the Isle of Patmos, contains detailed prophecies of the events surrounding Christ's return, many of which are being fulfilled every day. For.

example, John foresees an army of 200 million advancing from the East. China now has that many. According to Revelation 16:12, this army will cross the Euphrates River on dry ground. In 1990, Turkey built a dam which could make this possible. Earthquakes, plagues, weather changes and a falling away of the churches are all occurring as prophesied.

Christians look up your redemption draweth night You can expect perilous times from now until the end. As for the time of His return, no man shall know the day or the hour, but we should all heed the signs. Paul says in 1 Thessalonians "Let us not sleep as others do but watch and be sober." Whether you believe it or not, God has set an appointed time with destiny which cannot be evaded or postponed. Since the turn of the century we have seen world wars, civil wars, famine, communism, dictatorships, terrorism and the collapse of family values. It has already started to happen and will get much worse.

The good news is you can have faith in Jesus, who shed His blood for all mankind and who promises eternal life (Romans His promise is found in 1 Thessalonians The Thrilling Promise From Jesus Tor the Lord Himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel and with the trumpet call of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first: Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and we shall forever be with the Lord. Wherefore, console one another with these words." How the Establishment of the New World Order Fulfills Prophecy SCRIPTURE FOREWARNS THE REVIVAL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE as a sign that end-time events are in motion. The result will be a One World government, One World economy and One World religion. Read Daniel 2,4,7 and 9. The New World Order which world leaders so enthusiastically herald will be led by ten nations.

A charismatic leader will arise and take control of this confederacy by confirming a peace covenant between Israel and many nations. (Daniel 9:27) He will be the antichrist. A False Messiah. The Bible says this man will be mighty and perform miracles. If possible, even the very elect will be deceived (Matthew With the calamity surrounding the establishment of this new world order, (read Ezekiel 38 and 39), peace and prosperity will reign for 3.5 years.

Then all hell will break loose. The antichrist will set himself up in the Jewish temple as God. The ensuing 3.5 years of tribulation will be so severe that few will survive. The good news is, the church of Jesus Christ will be spared from the seven year reign of the antichrist and false prophet. All born again Christians will be with Jesus during this period and then return with Him to triumph at the final Battle of Armageddon (Revelation 3.10-11).

Jesus will then establish His kingdom on earth for 1000 years (Zechariah 14). Beware of New Age philosophies and cults trying to deceive. The Bible warns of these; "therefore, test the spirits and make sure they are of God." New Age thinking leaves no room for the atoning sacrifice Jesus made on the cross for you. Instead, they teach that you yourself can achieve christ consciousness or become Godlike. They believe that in the year 2000 they will usher in a New Age kingdom and rule.

Furthermore, they admit this cannot be done without first removing Christians from the world, a process wickedly referred to as 'spiritual Dear Christian bothers and sisters, stand firm in your faith. The Countdown Has Started THE EPISTLE OF BARNABAS AND MANY OTHER EARLY CHRISTIAN WRITINGS TAUGHT there would be 6000 years of man's unjust self-governing then a 1000 year Millennium in which Christ would rule. Victorinus, Bishop of Petau, wrote in around A.D. 270; "the true and just Sabbath should be observed in the seventh Millennium of years. Wherefore, to those seven days the Lord attributed to each a thousand Peter 3:8 and Psalm 90) The antichrist will rule for seven years.

(Daniel 9:27) If a peace pact is confirmed soon, where does that place the Rapture of the church? Where does that leave you? If you are left on earth during the seven year reign of the antichrist (False Messiah), do not accept the mark of the beast, the number 666, or you will be condemned eternally to hell. (Revelation We are living in the most critical time in the history of the world. The proliferation of nuclear weapons, ethnic tensions and aggressive behavior are out of control. As a spiritually reborn Christian, you have nothing to fear. You can be with Jesus during the terrible rule of the antichrist and then return with Christ when He sets up His kingdom, where all is peace and harmony.

If you think this article is a fairy tale, read Revelation chapters 13,14 19. How Can You Be Sure You Are Ready? MY FRIEND, JESUS DID IT ALL ON THE CROSS, without the shedding of His blood there would be no redemption (Romans Jesus said; "I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." (John 14:6) Christ also told Nicodemus; "you must be born again to see the kingdom of God." (John 3:3) Become born again today and live your life for Jesus and spend eternity with the Lord. The Rapture is near, Jesus could come today! Our prayer is that you will be ready and that multitudes find the narrow path that prepares them for this final event. Read John 3:16. Place this article in your Bible and compare at a later date.

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309-823-5295 If you desire to have a personal relationship with God through his Son Jesus Christ please pray this prayer Dear God; I am a sinner and repent my sins. I need Jesus Christ to come into my life and become my Lord and Savior. I give my life to you in Jesus' name. "For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be Saved" Read Romans 10:13, John Revelation 3:20, 1 Peter 2:2, Hebrews 10:25, Philippians Ephesians 2:8,9. Werner and Lee Goers 305 E.

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