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Young authors to attend conference

[MARCH 27, 2003]  Two local students will attend the 29th statewide Young Authors Conference at Illinois State University on May 17. Jaci Gandenberger, daughter of Gil and Bonnie Gandenberger of 302 Sixth St., will be the seventh-grade Lincoln Junior High representative, and Marc Allen Haduch, son of Laura Haduch of 401 Community Drive, will attend as a second-grader from Mrs. Sharon Cline's class at Northwest School.

These students will share their manuscripts with other young authors, meet guest speakers and enjoy lunch at ISU. Special sessions will be available for parents.

Manuscripts were submitted by these students:

Jaci Gandenberger, seventh grade, LJHS, "Dancing at Disney"

Brittany Reve, seventh grade, LJHS, "The Parade"

Heather Meisenbach, sixth grade, Central, "Six Flags"

Jason Stauffer, sixth grade, Northwest, "A Boy’s Dog"

Michelle Miller, second grade, Adams, "The Vampire"

Abby Ladwig, second grade, Adams, "Surprise Party"

Marc Haduch, first grade, Northwest, "Joey’s Move"

[News release]


Zion Lutheran eighth-grade science

[MARCH 27, 2003]  Doug Knox of Knox Greenhouse in Beason is shown demonstrating to the eighth-grade science class at Zion Lutheran School in Lincoln how to start new plants from cuttings.


LaHood announces nominations
for military academies

[MARCH 26, 2003]  WASHINGTON -- Congressman Ray LaHood, R-Peoria, announced on March 18 the nominees from the 18th Congressional District to the United States military academies.

LaHood nominated these students for attendance at the academies after an interview process. Final determination on admission is made by the individual academies.

Merchant Marine

Cliff Carnahan of Lincoln
Cliff is the son of Mary and Mark Carnahan and is a senior at Lincoln Community High School.

F. Coleman Miller of Washington
Coleman is the son of Jane and Frederick Miller and is a senior at Washington Community High School.

Naval Academy

David Amerson of Springfield
David is the son of Marta Amerson and is a graduate of Sacred Heart-Griffin High School. He is currently in the Marines on active duty in Japan.

Jeff Denney of Jacksonville
Jeff is the son of Kathleen and Ben Denney and is a senior at Routt Catholic High School.

Andrew Gilliland of El Paso
Andrew is the son of Donna and Mark Gilliland and is a senior at El Paso High School.

Patrick Gilroy of Princeville
Patrick is the son of Teresa and Patrick Gilroy and is a senior at Princeville High School.

Megan Kane of Springfield
Megan is the daughter of Dorothy and Robert Kane and currently attends Lincoln Land Community College.

Parker Shelato of Rochester
Parker is the son of Ginger and Phil Shelato and is a graduate of Rochester High School.  She currently is in the Navy on active duty in Groton, Conn.

West Point nominees

Melissa Crews of Princeville
Melissa is the daughter of Pam and Steve Crews and is a graduate of Princeville High School. She is a student at Illinois Wesleyan University and is currently studying abroad in Scotland.

James Hankins of Jacksonville
James is the son of Lusica and Jim Hankins and is a senior at Routt Catholic High School.

Greg Ihnken of Peoria
Greg is the son of Ingrid and Mark Ihnken and is a graduate of Naperville Central High School. He is a student at the College of DuPage.

Steve Pinkham of Springfield
Steve is the son of Lisa and Kenneth Pinkham and is a senior at Springfield High School.

 

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John Rohn of Beardstown
John is the son of Tina and Jerry Rohn and is a senior at Beardstown High School.

Seth Sanert of Petersburg
Seth is the son of Susie and Ron Sanert and is a senior at Porta High School.

Greg Wheeler of Brimfield
Greg is the son of Mary and Mark Wheeler and is currently attending Northern Illinois University.

Trevor Williams of Trivoli
Trevor is the son of Annette and Steve Williams and is a graduate of Farmington High School. Trevor currently attends the Salisbury School in Salisbury, Conn.

Air Force Academy nominees
Bryan Christopher of Metamora
Bryan is the son of Mayna and Dan Haywood and is a senior at Metamora Township High School.

Adam Gray of Peoria
Adam is the son of Melanie and Bill Gray and is a senior at Richwoods High School.

Matt Kitchell of Pekin
Matt is the son of Julie and Ken Kitchell and is a senior at Pekin High School.

Morgan Otto of Mackinaw
Morgan is the daughter of Sherry and Lyle Otto and is senior at Deer Creek-Mackinaw High School.

Kyle Smith of Peoria
Kyle is the son of Carol and Mike Smith and is a senior at Dunlap High School.

Shaun Steipp of Dunlap
Shaun is the son of Kathy and Rick Steipp and is a student at Northwestern Military Prep School in California.

Kyle Stokes of Peoria
Kyle is the son of Carla and James Stokes and is a senior at Richwoods High School.

Matt Vespa of Springfield
Matt is the son of Dawn and Mike Vespa and is a graduate of Rochester High School. Matt currently attends Lincoln Land Community College.

Kiel Wells of Minonk
Kiel is the son of Garilyn and Glenn Wells and is a senior at Fieldcrest High School.

Matt Windsor of Dunlap
Matt is the son of Bonnie and Brad Windsor and is a senior at Dunlap High School.

[News release]


New Web address for Lincoln College

[MARCH 25, 2003]  Lincoln College has introduced a new Web page design and address which provide the latest information about Lincoln College. The new site can be found at http://www.lincolncollege.edu.

Tony Schilling, director of admissions, who has been working on the project for the last six months, says the concept is to help improve efficiency and accessibility for those looking for information about Lincoln College on the Web. "Being a private two-year residential college, many people immediately associate Lincoln College with a community college institution, and we offer so much more. The college decided we needed an updated look for our site and to offer a comprehensive view of what Lincoln College is all about. The Web is an ideal way to keep the information current."

The site, which is aimed at prospective and current students, also gives alumni the chance to experience the campus by using interactive maps and streaming video with virtual tours.

Schilling added that the new site has much to offer. "We tried to make the site user friendly and provide … information without clutter. The site provides links to answer any questions an individual might have and hopefully will attract the viewer to visit campus."

HIP Advertising in Springfield created the design.

[Lincoln College news release]


Honors & Awards

Outstanding student

[MARCH 27, 2003]  Heather Lane Otto, daughter of Gus and Nancy Otto of 230 Grand Ave., has been accepted into the University Honors Program at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, where she is a freshman. Heather also was named to the Outstanding Student Honor Roll of the Department of Communication.


New Holland-Middletown honor roll

Third nine weeks

[MARCH 25, 2003] 

High honors

Fifth grade -- Kiley Sommers, John White

Sixth grade -- Michelle Boyer, Kayla Jenkins

Eighth grade -- Nick Apke, Katie Conklen, Jennifer Dammerman, Kimber Davison, Jason Dean, Brandee Heidbreder, Justin Mason, Jill Patrick, Molly Tobias, Michelle Tripplett

Honors

Fifth grade -- Katrina Adye, Aspyn Cooper, Justin Jenkins, Chassidy Jones, James Kirby, Casey Nelson, Taylor Sisk

Sixth grade -- Danielle Horn, Kelsey Jurgens, Diane Monday

Seventh grade -- John Fink, Jacob Harnacke

Eighth grade -- Tiffany Graham, Justin Harnacke, Lincoln Moore, Staci Otto


Menus


Lincoln Elementary School District 27

Breakfast

(Milk served with all meals)

Thursday, April 3 -- Oatmeal, toast, fruit

Friday, April 4 -- Cereal, cinnamon toast, juice

Monday, April 7 -- Cereal, pop tart, juice

Tuesday, April 8 -- Cheese toasty, fruit

Wednesday, April 9 -- Cereal, doughnut holes, juice

Thursday, April 10 -- Cream of wheat, toast, fruit

Friday, April 11 -- Cereal, cinnamon toast, juice

 

Monday, April 21 -- Cereal, graham crackers, juice

Tuesday, April 22 -- Sausage bagels, fruit

Wednesday, April 23 -- Cereal, cinnamon toast, juice

Thursday, April 24 -- Ham-egg-cheese burrito, fruit

Friday, April 25 -- Cereal, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, juice

 

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Lunch

(Milk served with all meals)

Thursday, April 3 -- Chicken and noodles, green beans, peanut butter sandwich, fruit cocktail

Friday, April 4 -- Shrimp shapes with sauce, broccoli and cauliflower with cheese sauce, bread and butter, apple crisp

Monday, April 7 -- Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, bread and butter, strawberry applesauce

Tuesday, April 8 -- Sloppy joes, french fries, cole slaw, fruit cocktail

Wednesday, April 9 -- Sausage pizza, green beans, pudding, pears

Thursday, April 10 -- Chili with crackers, cornbread, dill spear, cheese stick, whipped dessert

Friday, April 11 -- Fish square on bun with tartar sauce, peas, celery sticks, peaches

 

Monday, April 21 -- Barbecued chicken sandwich, french fries, pretzels, peaches

Tuesday, April 22 -- Macaroni and cheese with ham slice, green beans, bread and butter, fruit cocktail

Wednesday, April 23 -- Beef tamale pie with salsa, lettuce salad, corn, cinnamon applesauce

Thursday, April 24 -- Corn dogs, barbecued beans, carrot sticks, jello with pears

Friday, April 25 -- Pancakes with syrup, sausage links, hash brown, strawberries and bananas


New Holland-Middletown Elementary District 88

Two percent and chocolate milk, peanut butter, bread and butter available daily.

Menu may be subject to change.

Thursday, April 3 -- Toasted cheese sandwich, corn, mandarin oranges, brownie cookie

Friday, April 4 -- Cheese pizza, carrot sticks, pineapple, sugar cookie

Monday, April 7 -- Ham sandwich, corn, applesauce, oatmeal cookie

Tuesday, April 8 -- Chicken noodle soup, carrot sticks, peaches, chocolate chip cookie

Wednesday, April 9 -- Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, mandarin oranges, brownie cookie

Thursday, April 10 -- Hot dog, bun, corn, strawberries, peanut butter fingers

Friday, April 11 -- Fish, peas, pears, Texas cake

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Monday, April 14 -- Chicken nuggets, carrot sticks, pineapple, no-bake cookie

Tuesday, April 15 -- Corn dogs, corn, peaches, ice cream treat

April 16-21 -- No school; spring break

Tuesday, April 22 -- Ravioli, green beans, pears, peach cobbler

Wednesday, April 23 -- Spaghetti, green beans, peaches, oatmeal cake

Thursday, April 24 -- Mac and cheese, peas, applesauce, sugar cookie

Friday, April 25 -- Pizza, lettuce salad, pineapple, chocolate chip cookie

Monday, April 28 -- Pig in a blanket, peas, pears, vanilla pudding

Tuesday, April 29 -- Chicken patty, bun, cheesy potatoes, mandarin oranges, gushers

Wednesday, April 30 -- Chicken taco, corn, peaches, oatmeal chocolate chip cookie


West Lincoln-Broadwell District 92

Milk served with every meal

Thursday, April 3 -- Ham horseshoes, french fries, raw vegetables, jello with fruit

Friday, April 4 -- Ham salad or tuna, salad, bun, potato chips, salad, brownie

Monday, April 7 -- Hot dog, bun, french fries, baked beans, peaches

Tuesday, April 8 -- Beef steak patty, potatoes and gravy, green beans, chocolate pudding

Wednesday, April 9 -- Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, corn, garlic bread, pears and peaches

Thursday, April 10 -- Creamed turkey on biscuit, potatoes, broccoli and cheese, cake and fruit

Friday, April 11 -- Fish fillet on bun, tarter sauce, french fries, slaw, ice cream sandwich

Monday, April 14 -- Tenderloin on bun, cheesy potatoes, green beans, strawberry applesauce

Tuesday, April 15 -- Hot ham and cheese, bun, chips and cheese, baked beans, peaches

Wednesday, April 16 -- No school

Thursday, April 17 -- No school

Friday, April 18 -- No school

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Monday, April 21 -- No school

Tuesday, April 22 -- Sloppy joe on bun, potato wedges, slaw, peaches

Wednesday, April 23 -- Ham horseshoe, french fries, raw vegetables, jello

Thursday, April 24 -- Pizza, french fries, corn, mixed fruit

Friday, April 25 -- Ham and cheese sub, tortilla chips and cheese, raw vegetables, applesauce

Monday, April 28 -- Soft tacos, lettuce and cheese, potato wedges, corn, pears

Tuesday, April 29 -- Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, green beans, garlic bread, mixed fruit

Wednesday, April 30 -- Tenderloin on plate, potatoes and gravy, peas, fruit crisp

 


Announcements

Girl Scouts announce scholarship opportunities

[JAN. 24, 2003]  SPRINGFIELD -- Girl Scouts, Land of Lincoln Council is announcing college scholarship opportunities to all eligible Girl Scout members within the 6½-county jurisdiction who are continuing their education at an accredited college or university.

Girl Scouts attending an accredited college, university or technical school may apply for the Girl Scouts, Land of Lincoln Council Scholarship. This scholarship is a one-year, $1,000 award and is renewable. To qualify, girls must be currently registered with Girl Scouts, Land of Lincoln Council and have been a member with the council for a minimum of three years.

Active Girl Scout members enrolling as a junior, senior or graduate student in an accredited college or university are eligible for the Linda S. Culver Scholarship. This scholarship is a one-year, $1,500 award and is renewable. To qualify, girls must be registered members with the Land of Lincoln Council and have been so for a minimum of three years.

Girl Scouts enrolling at Springfield College in Illinois also have the opportunity to apply for the Springfield College Girl Scout Scholarship. This scholarship is a $500 award and is renewable. For more information, please contact the college's financial aid office directly at (217) 525-1420.

 

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Finally, Senior Girl Scout Gold Award recipients graduating in 2003 are encouraged to apply for the Elks National Foundation Scholarship. This scholarship is a $6,000 award.

Information on all Girl Scouts scholarships is available upon request by calling the Girl Scout Service Center, (217) 523-8159, or visiting www.girlscoutsllc.org. The deadline for applications is 5 p.m. Friday, April 11. Please note the Springfield College Girl Scout Scholarship has its own deadline.

Girl Scouting helps cultivate values and real-life skills so all girls will succeed as adults. Through the power of Girl Scouting and its all-girl environment, girls discover the fun, friendship and power of girls together.

[News release]


Health career scholarship applications available

[JAN. 21, 2003]  Applications for the Dwight F. Zimmerman Scholarship, sponsored by the Abraham Lincoln Healthcare Foundation, are currently available.

Applicants must be graduating seniors from Lincoln Community High School, Mount Pulaski High School, Olympia High School, Hartsburg-Emden High School, Delavan Community High School, Illini Central High School or students currently attending Lincoln College.

All applicants who are chosen as finalists to interview with the scholarship selection committee will receive an award to be applied directly toward tuition, fees and books. The two top applicants will receive scholarships of $1,500. Other finalists will be awarded $500 scholarships.

 

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Applications are available in the guidance offices of the above-listed schools. Applications are to be submitted to the Abraham Lincoln Healthcare Foundation, 315 Eighth St., Lincoln, IL 62656. The deadline to submit an application for the Zimmerman Scholarship is April 4. For more information, call the foundation office, (217) 732-2161, Ext. 405.

People who wish to contribute to the scholarship fund may send their contributions to the Abraham Lincoln Healthcare Foundation, 315 Eighth St., Lincoln, IL 62656.

[ALMH news release]

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