Sponsors
needed for Festival of Trees
The
Festival of Trees Committee is seeking businesses, organizations and
individuals to sponsor Christmas trees, wreaths and swags. The
lavishly decorated items will be displayed at the festival in the
Logan County Courthouse from Fri., Nov. 24, to Sun., Dec. 3. Sponsors’
names will be publicized at the festival, where 3,500 attendees are
anticipated this year.
Sponsorship
fee is $200 for a 7˝-foot tree, $100 for a 4˝-foot tree, $50 for a
wreath and $50 for a swag. Sponsors may decorate their own trees or
have others decorate them.
Most
of the trees, wreaths and swags will be auctioned off at the ’Tis
the Season Gala on Friday, Dec. 1. Some will be available for purchase
through a silent auction at the Festival of Trees site. The proceeds
will be equally divided between Abraham Lincoln
Healthcare
Foundation for improving the quality of health care in Logan County
and Main Street Lincoln for revitalizing downtown Lincoln.
Those
interested in sponsoring or decorating items for the Festival of Trees
may contact Main Street Lincoln, 732-2929, or the Healthcare
Foundation at 732-2161, Ext. 316.
Lincoln
Rural Fire announces Sept. 30 car wash
The
Lincoln Rural Fire Protection District is holding their semiannual car
wash fund-raiser on Saturday, Sept. 30. The car wash will begin at 8
a.m. at the Super Wash on Woodlawn Road. The cost is only $2, and one
of those dollars goes directly to the LRFPD. The funds raised during
this car wash and the other car wash this year greatly help Lincoln
Rural Fire, because they receive only limited tax dollars. If it rains
on the 30th, a rain date is set for Oct. 7.
Library’s
tutoring center begins Sept. 25
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Lincoln Public Library District announces that the Prime Time Learning
Center will begin on Sept. 25 for grades three through eight. Tutoring
center sessions are scheduled by appointment on Monday through
Thursday from 3:30 to 6 p.m. This is a free service provided by the
library and is available to all area students in grades three through
eight. For more information on tutoring sessions or volunteering as a
tutor contact the library’s Youth Services Department at 732-5732.
Red
Cross offers classes in September
A
Community First Aid and Safety Class which covers all CPR plus first
aid will be on Sept. 27 and 28 at the Logan
County Red Cross office, 125 S. Kickapoo St. in Lincoln. Hours will be 6
to 10 p.m. the first evening and 5 to 10 p.m. on the second evening. Preregistration
is required. You may call 732-2134 for further
information. Office hours are noon until 4 p.m. weekdays.
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New
Holland welcomes anniversary parade entries
New
Holland’s 125th anniversary celebration will be the last weekend in
September. There are still openings for the parade. Entries may be
bicycles, vans, floats, children and so on. If you have any questions,
or would like to enter the parade, please call Susie Aper at 445-2418.
New
Holland history books available by reservation
As
New Holland prepares for its 125th anniversary, 1875 - 2000, New
Holland pictorial history books are now available. Only 100 books
remain to be sold. The book will not be reprinted. If you are
interested in a book, you can reserve one by sending $25 (plus $3.50
for shipping if you want it mailed) to Lila Conklen, 100th Avenue, New
Holland, IL 62671.
Historic
hymnals go online at Jessie
C. Eury Library
The
Jessie C. Eury Library on the campus of Lincoln Christian College and
Seminary is pleased to announce the debut of "Hymnals of the
Stone-Campbell Movement: Enos E. Dowling Hymnal Collection" on
their website at www.lccs.edu/library/hymnals.
This online collection of more than 9,000 hymns from selected rare 19th-century
hymnals features works by Alexander Campbell, J. T. Johnson, Walter
Scott, and Illinois residents such as Barton W. Stone, Silas W.
Leonard and the Fillmore Brothers. The Office of the Illinois
Secretary of State and State Librarian Jesse White funded this project
with a $34,000 digitalization grant.
Online
viewers may browse through the pages of 19 selected hymnals, view a
scanned image of the actual page from the hymnal, and access more than
300 tune-related audio files. The title, first line, lyrics or
composer of each hymn can be searched. Information such as the hymn's
meter and tune is also available. The website also offers a background
sketch of the Stone-Campbell Movement in Illinois, a timeline of the
Stone-Campbell Movement hymnals and information about pivotal hymnals,
writers, publishers and compilers.
Enos
Dowling, former academic dean at LCS, gathered some 2,000 hymnals
throughout his lifetime, including nearly 200 affiliated with the
Restoration Movement that arose from the 19th century
Stone-Campbell religious heritage on the American frontier. His
collection is one of the largest-known compilations of hymnals
representing this religious movement and serves to illustrate changing
religious musical styles. Nancy J. Olson, project director and library
director for the Jessie C. Eury Library, considers this website a
"technical tribute" to Dowling and his desire to preserve
the heritage of religious music.
The
project has received similar praise from across the country for its
part in the preservation of historical music and the history of the
Stone-Campbell Movement. Prior to their Internet availability, access
to the rare hymnals was limited to patrons of the Jessie C. Eury
Library, which owns the collection. Bonnie Travers, University of
Arizona special collections librarian, says the site provides a way
for Stone-Campbell Movement history to be accessible "worldwide
through the Internet." "I was very impressed," she
adds. Marsha Harper, Abilene Christian University library director,
agrees: "I haven’t seen anything to equal it."
Aggression
Replacement Training announced
Aggression
Replacement Training (A.R.T.) is a program that enables students to
take control of their behavior and learn to respect themselves and
others. A.R.T. covers four basic areas: empathy, pro-social skills,
anger control and character education.
The
A.R.T. program will be taught to parents with children at any Lincoln
or Logan County School. Classes will be at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 21, Oct.
5 and Oct. 19 at the Lincoln Area YMCA's Activity Center at 721 Wyatt
Ave. (former Odd Fellows gymnasium). Please note that the dates and
location have been changed. Parents should plan to attend all
meetings.
For
more information, please contact Keith Backes at 735-3535.
[Keith
Backes, District 27, and Sarah Farris, Lincoln Area YMCA]
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