The
LCHS Marching Railers are having one heck of a season. These
youngsters marched for 10-12 hours each day for 14 days in August
and now that school has begun, they are on the field every morning
at 7 am for 2 hours of practice before school. They have even had
evening and Saturday practice to prepare for competition. This past
weekend our Marching Railers competed in the Mt. Zion Music
Competition and came home with 1st place percussion and 1st place
overall field presentation. They then went to Dwight on Sunday to
again compete and came home with 1st place horn line, 1st place drum
line, 1st place drum major and 2nd place overall field presentation.
Kiwanis
Club of Lincoln updates:
Kiwanis just donated $500 to the Community Action Head Start
classrooms in Logan County to purchase new resources for the parent
center. The previous materials were old books and VHS tapes (circa
1980) that were no longer relevant. The funds will be used to
purchase updated books, DVDs and other resources to assist Head
Start parents in their journey to preparing for job searches, books
to read to their children and parent development resources. Kiwanis
looks forward to providing parents with updated resources that
reflect current issues, parenting methods, relevant job search data
and the diversity of today's families. On Wednesday night, Kiwanis
held an installation dinner at Rusty's. Tom Zurkammer was named
President.
Together
For Lincoln having community worship service
Together for Lincoln would like to invite the residents of
Lincoln to participate in the Community Worship Service on Sunday,
September 28th at 6:30 PM at the Lincoln Christian College and
Seminary Chapel, 100 Campus View Drive. The service will feature
multiple styles of music, and will last about an hour. This service
will cap off the day of nearly 100 service projects performed by
over 850 people from churches in our community.
The Guest Speaker for the worship service is LC Sutton. Dr.
Sutton is currently the Associate Professor of Christian Ministries
at Lincoln Christian College. Prior to moving to Lincoln two years
ago, he taught eight years at Winston-Salem Bible College in North
Carolina. While at Winston-Salem, he taught Christian ministries and
Theology class. He also served as the Academic Dean for seven years.
He is a graduate of Lincoln Christian College and Seminary and has
completed a D. Min. at Emmanuel School of Religion. LC has held
preaching and youth ministries in Illinois, Indiana, and North
Carolina. LC is married to Deiadre Sutton and they have three
children, Jessica, Ashley, and Eric.
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Fire
Department joins in community event
The Fire Department is also working with Together
for Lincoln by using some of their volunteers on Sunday to install
fire detectors in homes for free. It is worthwhile to note how the
two organizations are working together to protect children and
families. The fireman spearheading the LFD on this program is Ben
Roland.
P
& M Communications open house Sat Nov 4
Bob Metz, the owner of P & M Communications, 616 N.
Chicago in Lincoln, invites the public to come to their open house
next Saturday Nov 4. There will be free refreshments and Bob and
Jim Ash will be doing a live radio remote on 96.3 FM starting at
10:00am. Stop on by to see the guys and check out the two large
showrooms filled with high quality HD TV's that have been
significantly marked down for the weekend.
Fit
for Seniors at the park district
An Exercise class designed totally for the Senior
Citizen. The park district began this class earlier this year and
their only problem was they weren't offering if often enough. So
they have listened to their loyal and dedicated attendees and have
added one more day per week. Join them at 9:45 a.m. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday as Jacki Pavlik puts you through your paces. Jacki
will help you focus on increasing mobility, flexibility, balance and
muscular strength. As with their other Spin and Group Exercise
classes they are included in a Circuit or Full Access membership.
Dance
the night away
The VFW Dance Club is having a dance Sunday
Sept 28.
The band for the night is The Hodgetts. The post is
located at 915 5th street in Lincoln and you can find out more
information by calling Rosalie Knollenberg at 732-4695. The dance is
from 6:30 to 9:30 pm.
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happy to donate your winnings to the organization of your choice.
You can contact Mike at
mikefak@lincolndailynews.com.
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