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To the editor:
This is a last-minute reminder to
purchase tickets for our
Art of the Heart Silent Auction and Dance
on Feb. 12. Music is big-band era by the Illinois Brass Works. The
dance is from 7 to 10:30 p.m. at the Lincoln Knights of
Columbus. Tickets are $35 for a couple or $20 for a single. Call
732-3771 to ask for tickets, and hope to see you there....
Over
60 packages going to auction, including:
- Yamaha motorcycle
- Tickets to "Mamma Mia" and
overnight accommodations
- Over 20 pieces of artwork
- Illini basketball tickets
- Illini football tickets
- Cardinal baseball tickets --
behind the dugout
- Sooo much more
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column in this letter]
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 We will have live music, food, a red
carnation for every lady -- and an evening full of fun and an event
such as Logan County has never had before.
The proceeds stay in our county and
go to fund the needs of those children who have been placed in
foster care.
Last year's event raised enough
money to purchase many needed items for infants, toddlers and young
children who were placed in foster care. We provided them with
clothes, toiletries and even teddy bears to bring them comfort as
they went through the unfortunate transition of being displaced from
their homes. We even helped a family fix a toddler's teeth.
Please open your hearts and attend
this event.
Sincerely,
Kevin Franz
(Posted Feb. 9, 2005)
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