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Local
4th of July events
Fourth of July events have been scheduled in
Mount Pulaski and Lincoln: Mount Pulaski
8 a.m.-? -- Citywide garage sales
Maps with listings will be available July 3.
10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. -- VFW
Southern fried chicken, south side of square
11 a.m.-2 p.m. -- Boy Scout pork
chop sandwiches, Johnson's Food Center and at the East Park pavilion
(near pool)
2 p.m. -- Mount Pulaski Community
Band at Vonderlieth Living Center
6 p.m. -- Bike parade on town
square
7 p.m. -- Haircut Actual band at
Frazier Park
Dusk -- Fireworks at Frazier Park
Lincoln
10 a.m. -- Old-fashioned children's
parade, to begin at Scully Park and end at the Lincoln Park District
11 a.m. -- Water balloon fight with
Lincoln Fire Department at the park district
7 p.m. -- 2nd annual "It's a Blast"
bags tournament at the park district
7 p.m. -- Food concessions at the
park district
7:30 p.m. -- DJ Kevin Curry at the
park district
Dusk -- Fireworks at the park
district, with opening ceremony by the American Legion Post 263
color guard
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All other organizations or local
communities are invited to share their Fourth of July schedule with
LDN readers by emailing their event or schedule of events to
ldneditor@lincolndailynews.com.
Altman
receives award at public health summit
Shana Altman, the emergency
response coordinator at the Logan County Department of Public Health,
received the Director's Recognition Award at the 2013 Integrated Public
Health and Medical Preparedness Summit that met June 18-20 in Lombard. This
award recognizes an individual whose work has resulted in significant and
positive improvements in the Illinois public health system in the field of
emergency preparedness and response. Ms. Altman was recognized by the
director of the Illinois Department of Public Health with this award
for her work in coordinating a local Medical Reserve Corps,
preparing and maintaining the department's emergency response plan,
collaborating with local and statewide partners, and additionally
serving on several conference planning committees. It was also noted
that in 2012 she received the Illinois Professional Emergency
Manager accreditation from the Illinois Emergency Management Agency.
Altman received her award from Dr.
David Gill, assistant director of the Illinois Department of Public
Health.
"Shana has served Logan County as
emergency response coordinator at the health department for five
years," said Mark Hilliard, administrator at the health department.
"Her due diligence, vast knowledge, organizational skills and
expertise are a true value to the community."
Charron's
Auto Repair will raise funds in July for Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund
Charron's Auto Repair, in cooperation with
NAPA AutoCare Centers nationwide, will be supporting the Intrepid Fallen
Heroes Fund. The
Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund is a nonprofit organization that
provides support to United States military personnel wounded in
service to their nation, and their families. Centers in the United
States offer specific medical attention and services for those who
suffer from traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress.
Charron's Auto Repair, 929 S. Kickapoo St., will give away a free
T-shirt daily to customers to help support the Fallen Heroes.
On July 12, Charron's Auto Repair will host its second Intrepid
Fallen Heroes Night at Lincoln Speedway. T-shirts will be given away
to some lucky race fans, and proceeds from a 50-50 collection will
be donated to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund.
A news release announcing the July effort said: "Our American
wounded service members deserve the highest level of care we can
give them, and we must all work together to see they get it."
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Mount Pulaski Fall Festival to
feature craft show
MOUNT PULASKI -- The Mount Pulaski
Courthouse Foundation is sponsoring a craft show during the annual
Mount Pulaski Fall Festival. Viewing times will be on Friday, Sept.
6, from noon to 8 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 7, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The only types of crafts that will
be accepted are woodcarving, woodworking, painting, metal arts and
photography.
People who wish to exhibit their
craft items are asked to send a completed form for each entry to Ms.
Carol Van Rheeden, 522 N. Marion St., before Aug. 15. This will
allow the committee time to prepare the show information and
organize display spaces before the arrival of the actual craft
items. The craft show
entry form is available at
www.mtpulaskiil.com and at Salt Creek Attic in Mount Pulaski.
Craft show guidelines
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All craft items submitted should
be creations made by the person submitting them.
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Actual craft items should be
delivered to the Mount Pulaski Courthouse on Wednesday, Sept. 4,
between 2 and 6 p.m. To contact the courthouse, call 792-3919.
(Other contacts: Barbara, 792-5126; Carol, 792-3860; Salt Creek
Attic, 792-5117)
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Each item loaned should have an
identification label on the bottom or the back. Include owner's
name, address and phone number. An address label could be used
with phone number added.
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A separate entry form must
be completed for each item to be exhibited. The forms must be
turned in to Ms Carol Van Rheeden by Aug. 15. The
entry form is available at
www.mtpulaskiil.com
and at Salt Creek Attic in Mount Pulaski.
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All items must be picked up on
Saturday, Sept 7, between 7 and 8 p.m. or on Sunday, Sept. 8,
between 2 and 3 p.m.
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Visitors who attend the show will
be invited to vote for their favorite piece in the show. Winners
in the voting will receive first, second and third prizes.
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The committee will take the best
possible care of the craft items. Courthouse guides, craft
committee members and members of Friends of the Courthouse will
be at the courthouse during the entire time the show is in
progress. However, the committee cannot be held responsible for
the value of any item. Exhibitors for whom this is a problem are
asked to have the items covered by personal insurance.
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Submit
entry forms as soon as possible. Exhibitors will receive a claim
form for each item when they bring the items to the courthouse.
Exhibitors must bring their claim forms to claim their
items at the end of the show.
Annual
meeting of the Pleasant Valley Cemetery Association
MIDDLETOWN -- The annual
meeting of the Pleasant Valley Cemetery Association will be on Tuesday, July
2, at 7 p.m. at the Knapp-Chesnut-Becker Library in Middletown.
All lot owners are welcome to attend.
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