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Habitat
for Humanity, quilters, Castle Manor, Community Health Fair and
Carroll Catholic make Close Up
By Mike Fak
 
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[March
23, 2010]
Despite
the cold, windy day Sunday, Habitat for Humanity of Logan County
had a happy, warm experience in Elkhart at the groundbreaking of HFH
home No. 14, for Kurt and April Young and their family. The ground
is open and the foundation is being poured. Over 50 people were
there to turn over a spade full of dirt and dedicate the site for
the family. Several highlights of the day and participants in the
program: donators of the property, Rick and Kathy Kaesebier; Pastor
Bob Twist of Elkhart Christian Church, who is making this an
ecumenical community project for Elkhart; and Kurt and April Young,
future homeowners, who ended their remarks to the crowd by
presenting a $500 check to Tonita Reifsteck, president of Habitat
for Humanity of Logan County. This represents one of the
requirements of each homeowner before they can receive the keys to
their home. A photo array is in today's (Tuesday)
Community section.
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The
Quilters at Heart Quilt Guild will have their monthly meeting
at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church, 402 Pekin St. in
Lincoln. The program will be "The Batting Challenge," "green"
batting and garage sale night. For additional information, contact
Stacie Wachtel at 309-533-1122, 217-732-7029 or
staciewachtel@yahoo.com.
Castle
Manor will have two town hall meetings. The first one will be at
the First Christian Church in Mount Pulaski, at the Family Life
Center, at 6:30 p.m. on March 30. The second will be at the Atlanta
Community House in Atlanta at 6 p.m. April 6. Come and learn what
"supportive living" is and the services Castle Manor will bring to
the community.
The
Community Health Fair will be on Saturday, March 27, from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Lincoln Park District's Indoor Sports Center.
Admission is free. Everyone is invited to attend. Please bring a
food item for the local pantries.
Do you have recyclable items in your home? The 2010 Community
Health Fair will not only provide health screenings and health
exhibits, but a chance for you and your family to bring in
recyclable items! Bring your recyclable objects to the Community
Health Fair, themed "Healthy Earth…Healthy You." GO GREEN! Collect
your items now! Bring in container glass, printer cartridges, cell
phones, eyeglasses, CFL light bulbs, pop tabs, plastic bags,
medications and mercury products.
The
Carroll Catholic third-quarter honor roll is as follows:
High
honors:
Fourth
grade -- Emma Cameron, Jennifer Huynh, Sana Wahab, Alice Roate
Fifth
grade -- Emma Mammen
Sixth
grade -- Julia Huynh
Eighth grade -- Tammy Huynh, Emmery
Mammen
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Honors:
Fifth
grade -- Cole Sheley
Sixth
grade -- Melissa Van
Eighth grade -- William Armbruster,
Brianne Guzouskis
Honorable mention:
Fourth
grade -- Cole Klockenga, Griffen Jodlowski, John Ferriera, Benjamin
Grunder, Aleck Bailey, Jaden Pellinghelli-Drake
Fifth
grade -- Grace Hemenway, Hayden Sanborn, Reagen Tibbs
Sixth
grade -- Davis Welch, Kristen Lahr, Sage Conrady, Hannah Cameron
Seventh grade -- Shamir Wahab, Jonah Pellinghelli-Drake, Christopher
Duong, Zac Boss
Eighth grade -- Edward Bowlby,
Schyler Conrady, Chloe Cox, Kenyon Jodlowski, Max Marck, Zoe
Nepolello, Kelsey Shanle
Got a good piece of news, information or
something that we can all brag about? If you do, e-mail Mike and let
us tell everyone about it. Plus you can win cash. Every submission,
whether we use it or not, will get your name in the Close Up grab
bag. At the end of the month we will draw a name and someone will
get $25 just for dropping us an e-mail. If you wish, we will be
happy to donate your winnings to the organization of your choice.
You can contact Mike at
mikefak@lincolndailynews.com.
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