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Gleason
named Bartmann’s Employee of the Month
Sharon
Gleason is an activity assistant at Bartmann Health Care Center and
has been an employee for 1½ years. The team marketing committee
selected her for Employee of the Month of July based on her work
ethic, attitude, and her patience and rapport with all the residents.
"Sharon
is an asset to the facility and a valued employee. She works
wonderfully with all the residents. When she was asked to step in and
work full time, due to a medical leave of another employee, she did,
no questions asked. She does a great job with all her paperwork and
does extra assignments when asked. Sharon always gives full-time love
and care to all the residents at Bartmann’s. We’re glad she’s a
part of the Bartmann Health Care Team," says activity director
Lija Frye. "The Employee of the Month program is designed to
promote and encourage high standards of care, and Sharon is certainly
an example of excellence in caregiving," says administrator June
George.
Bartmann’s
says, "Congratulations, Sharon, on your well-deserved award and
on a job well done!"
Parent
network is being organized
Attention
parents of junior high and high school students in Logan County:
For the 2000-2001 school year, a parent network and directory is being
organized for parents who oppose youth use of alcohol, tobacco and
other drugs. This is being coordinated by Heartland Coalition for
Youth and Families in cooperation with the Chester-East Lincoln
Community Consolidated School District 61, Hartsburg-Emden District
23, Lincoln Elementary District 27, Lincoln Community High School
District 404, Mount Pulaski District 23, New Holland-Middletown
District 88, West Lincoln-Broadwell Elementary District 92, Carroll
Catholic School, Lincoln Zion Lutheran School and Mount Pulaski Zion
Lutheran School.
 The
basis for the program is research and experience showing that parents
who state clear rules against use and who monitor youth activities to
ensure rules are followed greatly decrease the odds of alcohol,
tobacco or other drug use by their children. The network directory is
a help to parents in setting explicit rules and contacting other
parents about particular youth events.
Detailed
information will be available at school registration in the three
participating districts. Questions about the network can be directed
to Tonya Payne at the Heartland Coalition office: 217-482-3012.
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