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Habitat donates to Elkhart library
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[June
23, 2010]
Recently Habitat for Humanity of Logan
County presented a set of books to Elkhart Public Library.
Lyle Fout and Harli Petri, former Habitat board members and
currently co-chairs of the building committee for the new Habitat
home being constructed in Elkhart, presented the books to Vanda
Liesman, Elkhart librarian, but especially to the children of the
community.
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begins the thinking of volunteerism for all ages. Their message is:
"We truly hope this book finds a special spot in your community and
Habitat for Humanity becomes a household word and experience."
At the time of each house blessing for a new home, Habitat for
Humanity of Logan County also gives one book of the set to the new
family of homeowners.
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Written by Ronald Kidd, a children's author, and beautifully
illustrated, these books not only tell an interesting story, but
also teach children (and adults) how to make a better world.
The complete set is:
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"Building
Friends," in which two friends develop strong relationship by
working together.
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"Doorway to the
World," a fascinating, fun look at cultures around the world.
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"Grandpa's
Hammer," in which a young girl renews a grandfather's sense of
purpose.
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"Raising the Roof," with David learning
about sharing as he builds a special project.
The Logan County Habitat affiliate has previously donated sets of
these books to the children's sections of Lincoln Public Library,
Mount Pulaski Public Library, and Atlanta Public Library and Museum.
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Although Habitat for Humanity is primarily known for partnering
with families in helping them build an affordable home designed to
meet their individual needs, the organization also gives of its
resources in supporting other worthwhile projects or institutional
needs within the county. Habitat helps builds homes and build lives.
Volunteers and support are always welcome as final weeks of work
continue on the first home build in Elkhart. Contact the local
affiliate through
www.hfhlogancounty.com or phone 217-732-6412.
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Habitat for Humanity of Logan County
officers:
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Tonita Reifsteck,
president
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Bob Chamberlain, vice
president
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Stacie Wachtel,
secretary
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Allen Shew, treasurer
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Steve Allen, director
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John Barrick,
director
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Donald Begolka,
director
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Kevin Blythe,
director
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George Dahmm,
director
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Marjory L. Dyer,
director
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Georgia Green,
director
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Michael Irwin,
director
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Leonard Krusemark,
director
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Michael Kubat,
director
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Larry Martincic,
director
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Ray Nobbe, director
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Karen Sams-Davis,
director
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Steve Schreiner, director
[Text from file received from
Habitat for Humanity of Logan County]
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