NH-M collection for Humane Society, Crime Stoppers scholarships, concerts in the
park, LCHS cheerleaders' fundraiser, DaVita award, Rotary's Cards-Cubs tickets
and Christian Village celebration make Close Up
By Mike Fak
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[May
11, 2011]
Students
at New Holland-Middletown are collecting pet food, supplies
and loose change to help support the Humane Society of Logan County,
as part of a service learning project sponsored every year at NH-M.
Please bring in your donations to the school library by Friday, May
13. Representatives will be at the awards assembly to collect
donations. If you have questions regarding this project, please
contact Diane Bicknell at 445-2656. |
The
Lincoln-Logan Crime Stoppers board is pleased to announce the
recipients of their 2011 scholarship awards. The successful
applicants were Heidi Moore, a Lincoln resident and student at SIU
Carbondale; Andrew Brown, a Lincoln resident and student at Bradley
University; Emily Berglin, a Lincoln resident and student at SIU
Carbondale; and Matthew P. Whalen, a Lincoln resident and student at
Western Illinois University. Each student will have a check for $500
issued in their name to their educational institution.
The annual scholarships are
awarded to a Logan County resident who is either a high school senior or a
current college student who is pursuing a degree in the law enforcement field.
The Logan County Building and Grounds Committee approved the use
of Latham Park for summer band concerts presented by the Lincoln
Area Music Society. The dates are June 12, June 19, June 26, and
July 3. Further info will be made available.
Lend your support to the Lincoln Community High School
basketball cheerleading squad by supporting Culver's Night on
Monday, May 16, from 5 to 8 p.m. Cheerleaders and their families
will be on hand at the Lincoln Culver's, 2530 Woodlawn, as they
raise funds for summer cheer camp in July. Culver's will donate 10
percent of the 5-8 p.m. receipts from May 16. Your support is
greatly appreciated.
DaVita
Lincoln Dialysis Clinic was the first DaVita Dialysis Clinic and the second
clinic in the entire state of Illinois to receive the 5-Diamond Patient Safety
Award from The Renal Network. The Lincoln clinic received the award last week.
The 5-Diamond Patient Safety Award is a program started by The Renal Network
in 2010 and is a highly recognized award in the dialysis community. DaVita
Lincoln Dialysis was awarded this honor because of consistently high quality
index scores and successful patient and staff safety programs.
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Lincoln
Rotary is selling Cardinals-Cubs tickets for June 4 at Busch
Stadium –- the 3:10 game. The tickets are $50 each. Please reserve
your tickets ASAP. They are going fast! The tickets are in Section
231, Rows 1-8, Seats 1-20.
For every ticket sold, $5 comes back to Logan County for literacy
initiatives. Last year Lincoln Rotary was given over $2,500. Rotary
has provided electronic bookmark-timers for all of the kids
participating in the summer reading program at Lincoln Public
Library. They are a super cool incentive for the participants.
Contact Andi Hake at 217-735-2385 or Michelle Bauer at Lincoln
College, 217-735-5050, ext. 294, or
mbauer@lincolncollege.edu.
The
Christian Village will host an international celebration
Saturday, May 14. Enjoy food and music from different countries at
the free International Celebration of Seniors at 1507 Seventh St. in
Lincoln this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mexico, Germany, India,
Greece, South Africa and Japan will be among the countries featured.
Participants will each be given a special passport, which can be
stamped at several locations during the celebration. When the
passport is completed, it will go into a drawing for gift
certificates to local restaurants and businesses.
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