533 N. Clay Street in Ashland WELL MAINTAINED quality built ranch with 3BR, 2BA and an open floor plan. Builder

owned with many extras; Cathedral ceilings in LR, granite vanities in baths, 2 walk-in

closets, solid oak Schrock cabinets, beautifulhardwood floor in Kitchen/Dining room, extended garage (24x38), oak trim and much more! South lot also available for sale

for $10,000 w/ packaged deal. 2x6 outside walls well insulated and utility bills re-

flect.

THIS NEWSLETTER IS A WORK OF LOVE BY A COMMITTEE OF FOLKS WHO ARE CONCERNED THAT PEOPLE IN ASHLAND NEED TO KNOW WHAT’S HAPPENING. THE NEXT ONE WILL BE PUBLISHED SHORTLY AFTER THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH. IDEAS OR ITEMS FOR THE NEWSLETTER - DROP OFF AT PRINTERS INK OR GIVE THEM TO NANCE BRYANT, LINDA DEVLIN, JUDY FULTON, CYNTHIA GUTMANN, BOB HEATHER, OR LIZ WALLBAUM. ITEMS CAN ALSO BE E-MAILED TO MATT HOBROCK, ASHLAND.SCOOP@SBCGLOBAL.NET DEADLINE WILL BE THE 25TH OF EACH MONTH, FOR THE FOLLOWING MONTH’S NEWSLETTER.

June

2009

Volume 2

Issue 6

A– C Central Graduation Ceremonies

High School Graduation May 31st, 2009, 2:00 pm

High School Honors Breakfast - June 1st

Junior High Graduation June 1st, 7:00 pm

The Scoop

The Real Estate Group

3701 W. Wabash Avenue

Springfield, IL 62711 (office) 217-391-3529

(cell) 217-741-1865

Dawn Stremsterfer

Realtor®, Broker

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DO YOU REMEMBER……… standing in line in James Park for a chicken dinner on Sunday after Church? Relive that memory-without the wait. The Community Club will be serving a

delicious broasted 1/2 chicken dinner (from Nelson’s Catering in Springfield) on Sunday, June 28th from 11:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. (eat in the park and enjoy the music of ―Rewind‖ at 1:00 p.m. or carry it home). TICKETS must be PURCHASED IN ADVANCE by June 15. They are $8

each and are available from J.R. Blair, Brian Creed, Judy Fulton, Steve Aggertt, Debbie Greer, Dale Deihl, Phyllis Stevens, Tanya Wallbaum, Scot Atwood, or Sharon Johnson. Proceeds from the dinner will be used for the expenses of Summer Days. A COMPLETE SCHED-ULE of Summers Days is in this newsletter.

Plans continue for Summer Days, to be held June 26-28. It looks like a great week-end, with something for everyone. A Military Timeline/Encampment will be here all week-end. Talk to them

about the period they represent.It's a great history les-son for all. Friday p.m. - Baby Contest, Little Miss and Mr. Contest, First Citizen Award, bingo, fireworks at dusk, beer tent, entertainment by "Acoustic Avenue," food vendors in the

park. Saturday - Flag raising and parade downtown, Methodist Church homemade chicken and noodle dinner, truck and tractor pulls, pedal tractor pull, kids games, car show by Jacksonville Good Time Cruisers, Tai Kwan

Do Demonstration, Scouts selling pork chops and fries, crafts and other vendors in the park, bingo, Firemen’s Fish Fry, and beer tent open with "Captain Beech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters" entertaining. Sunday - Community Breakfast at New Beginnings,

Chicken Dinner at noon - ADVANCE tickets must be pur-chased. Entertainment by the great 60's, 70's, and 80's band from last year, Rewind," Motorcycle show by "Vintage Iron Riders," volleyball tournament, vendors available, Vespers after the entertainment.

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Sunday School 9:30am Sunday Worship 10:30 am

Bible Study - Monday 7:00 pm

CHURCH DIRECTORY BEREA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Minister Edward J.Moretto Youth Minister, Diann L. Hoagland bereacc@casscomm.com www.bereachristianchurch.com Sunday Christian Education Hour - 9:30 pm Sunday Worship - 10:30 am Wednesday Eve. Prayer Mtg. - 7:00 pm

We’re Open On Sunday!!

CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Howard Chartier Sunday School - 9:00 am Sunday Worship - 10:00 am

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Rev. L. Wayne Mollohan Youth Minister, Alice Kern ashlandfbc@casscomm.com Sunday School - 9:30 am Sunday Worship - 10:30 am

ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH Father Chris Brey 476.8856 Ashland Sunday Mass - 9:00 am Beardstown Sunday Mass - 11:00 am Sunday (Spanish) - 12:30 pm Virginia Saturday - 5:00 pm

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Roosevelt Smith 476.8858 www.ashlandunitedmethodist.com Sunday Worship - 8:45 am Sunday School - 10:00 am Wednesday Prayer Service - 6:30 pm Choir Practice - 7:30 Youth Second Saturday - 10am - 2pm

NEW BEGINNINGS CHURCH, s.b.c. Pastor Terry Beauchamp www.newbeginningschristianfellowship.net Sunday Worship - 8:00 am Sunday School - 9:30 am 2nd Service - 10:30 am Wednesday Bible Study - 5:45 pm (meal) Lesson until 7:00 pm

There is going to be a farewell reception for

Pastor Smith on Sunday, June 14th from 2:00-4:00 at the church. The public is invited to attend.

Second Saturday will not be held during the

months of June, July and August. (Watch the Scoop for news of the new season.)

First Baptist Church

A Grace-Driven Church "feeding the lambs"

and "tending the sheep."

SUNDAY SCHOOL

This Summer, don’t take a vacation from Sun-

day School-keep coming every Sunday. We

meet every week beginning at 9:30 a.m. It’s

fun, and we learn lots of great stuff! The teach-

ers will all be there waiting to see your smiling

faces! Folks of all ages are welcome.

Graduate Sunday and Father’s Day

Graduate Sunday is scheduled for June 7 with a

cake and punch reception at 10:00 a.m. and

individual recognition during the worship service

at 10:30 a.m.

On June 14th, we will celebrate Father’s Day

during the worship service with a sweet recogni-

tion of all the special men in our church.

Vacation Bible School-”Crocodile Dock” Where Fearless Kids Shine God’s Light.

VBS is scheduled for Sunday, July 19 through Thursday, July 23 from 6:00-8:30 p.m. A light supper is planned for all kids and volunteers each

night beginning at 5:30 p.m. Mark your calendars and share the word with everyone to come and visit us in the bayou!

Chadder will be back this year along with a host of other characters that the kids will love. Daily themes include: God is With Us; God is Powerful; God Keeps His Promises; God Give Us Life; and

God Cares for Us. Plans are underway, and we are still looking for volunteers to help make this a suc-cess. VBS is sponsored in partnership again this year by the First Baptist Church of Ashland, Ash-

land United Methodist Church, Ashland Church of Christ, and St. Augustine Catholic Church. Infor-mation is available by calling any of the churches or by calling Alice Kern– 899-1978. You won’t be

disappointed! Pre-registration forms for the kids are also available. Mark your calendars for June 27 and ride with us

on the VBS float in the Ashland Summer Days parade. Everyone is welcome!

Ashland Methodist Church News

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Joseph Lee Petefish, 8th

Grade son of R.L. and Holly

Petefish of Ashland, was

selected as the April Stu-

dent of the Month. Joey is a

member of the Junior High

Band. He is now eligible for

the Student of the Year

Award that will be an-

nounced at the Honor’s

Breakfast June 1st at 8:45

am in the A-C Junior High

Gym in Chandlerville.

Congratulations, Joey!

A-C JH OUTSTANDING EFFORT

FOR APRIL 2009

8th Grade, (L to R): JT Crowhurst, Zach Fields, Jessica Miller and Joey Petefish

6th Grade, (L to R): Robert Mibbs, Westin Duckwiler, Will Harris, Alexis Brewers, Kristin Irlam, Meghan Anderson, Kaitlynn

Cole and Kyler Walle.

7th Grade, (L to R): Eric Stroisch, Ty Kesselring, Kaitlin Throgmorton, Chris Vice, Drake Houser, Allyson Quick and Abby Meyers.

April Student of the Month

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Contact Linda Klauber at 476-3325 or

Activity & Tour Director, Nance Bryant,

at 476-3508 for any First Gold Club events.

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P.O. Box 467

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60 Years Sister Jonette

Devlin, OSF

Sister Jonette Devlin, OSF, is celebrating the 60th anniversary of her profession of vows as a member of the Hospital Sisters of St. Francis. She made her profession on June 13, 1949 at the St. Francis Con-

vent in Springfield. Sister Jonette was born in Springfield with a home parish of St. Augustine in Ashland. She attended St. John’s

School of Nursing in Spring-field and holds both bachelor’s and master’s of science de-grees in nursing from St.

Louis University. Sister Jonette has served the Springfield diocese at St. John’s Hospital and St. Francis Convent in

Springfield. She worked as the head nurse on the neurological and general surgery floor and as clinical instructor and intensive and critical care supervisor. Currently a resident of Green Bay, Wis., Sis-

ter Jonette is a clinical nurse specialist at St. Vincent Hospital there. A community jubilee celebration is scheduled for June in Springfield.

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V.F.W Meets monthly at 7:00 p.m. on the 3rd Monday at the Firehouse. AMERICAN LEGION POST 498 Meets monthly at 7:30 p.m. on the 3rd Monday at the Firehouse.

ONE MINUTE EACH NIGHT We have never been more desperate than now for God to heal our land. During WWII, a group was organized who dropped what they were doing every night at a prescribed hour for one minute to collectively pray for the safety of Eng-land, its people and peace. This had an amazing effect. There is now a group organizing the same thing here in America. United States needs prayer now more than ever!!! If you would like to participate: each evening at 8:00 PM Central

time, stop whatever you are doing and spend one minute praying for the safety of the United States, our troops, our citizens, for peace in the world, that the Bible will remain the basis for the laws governing our land and that Christianity

will grow in the U.S. Most people know the power of prayer. We here in Ashland do!! Our prayers are the most powerful asset we have. Pass this on to anyone you think will want to join us. May God Bless You!!! Virginia Barbeque, June 5,6 & 7th

BITS-N-PIECES Notice to all rural member of the Ashland Fire Protec-tion District. The fire protection rates for 2009 have been set at $40.00 per residential dwelling and $75.00 per com-mercial site. Acreage dues will remain the same. Dues no-tices will be mailed . CHESS CLUB IS BACK…

Thursday, 7:00 pm, Church of Christ Parsonage FOR SALE… Infant Car Seat / Carrier - $10. Baby Exercisor / Play Station - $12. Fitness Flyer Workout Machine - $40 o.b.o. Call 476-3508 FOR SALE… 1947 Willys Jeep, $3500. Call 217-476-8887. 505 S. Hardin, Ashland.

FOR SALE… 2001 Mercury Sable. $3950 Call 217-476-3346 (evenings) 208 W. Mechanic, Ashland.

PLEASANT PLAINS COMMUNITY CLUB DOLLAR-A-MONTH RAFFLE The Pleasant Plains Community Club is selling DOLLAR-A-MONTH raffle tickets which are $12.00 each. A monthly prize of $500 will be given away the first Tuesday of every month beginning Feb. 3, 2009 and continuing through January 2010. The drawn ticket will be returned to the barrel and given the chance to win again. Soooo, a person could win 12 times! Contact any Pleasant Plains Community club member or call Ann Tapscott at 652-8299, Shirley Theilen at 415-2976 or Debbie Hill at 415-0540. GET YOUR WINNING TICKET

TODAY!!!

SENIOR SAINTS EVENTS… June 14th - Theater in New Salem Park, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. For tickets, call Sue Phischier at 476-8284. Reservations are needed. ASHLAND U-HELP Any student may apply for up to $500 loan with an interest rate of 3%. Applications are available at the State Bank of Ashland.

June Anniversaries

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s 1 - Chenoa Butler (11th)

2 - Eleanor Cosner

6 - Jacquline Jolly

13 - Ron ―Hoagy‖ Hoagland

19 - Dorothy Newell (71st)

26 - Alice Kern (51st)

26 - Eunice Watkins

27 - Mary (Heather) Kenny

June Birthdays

16 - Carl & Donna Wester (48th) 19 - Bob & Nancy Heather

19 - Rev. Wayne & Linda Mollohan

26 - Shannon & Missy Eskew

I’m sure most of you know that the city of Ash-land pays to dump the recycle bin. It is evident that all who use it are concerned with the envi-

ronment and want to do their part. You can make a bigger difference by flattening boxes and not putting plastics and cans in the bin in a bag. Open

the bag, dump the things in, and then put the bag in a wad in the corner. Many more people will be able to put recyclables in, and much less will end up in the landfills. Thanks for your help.

MAKING THE EARTH GREENER

651 S. Job

St., Virginia, IL. 62691

710 Maple Ave., Rushville, IL. 62681

www.extension.uiuc.edu/cassschuyler

Jodie Tate, County Director

Event Calendar

June 1

Entrepreneurial Workshop, 5:00-9:00 p.m. (Cass)

June 3

Youth PQA Training, 6:30 p.m. (Cass)

June 16

Turf Disease Telenet, 1:00 p.m. (Cass)

June 22 & 23

4-H & Junior show entries, 4:00-8:00 p.m. (Cass)

June 30

Don’t Blame the Plant Telenet, 1:00 p.m. (Cass)

For more information or to register for any of our upcoming events,

please call: Cass Co. Extension office at 217-452-3211

Prentice

Farmers Elevator

2303 Elevator Avenue

Ashland, IL 62612

217.476.3516 or 1.800.255.8659

prenticeev@casscomm.com

prenticeelevator.com

James R. Blakeman, Manager

4 locations to serve you: Prentice, Philadelphia, Strawns Crossing, and Tallula.

Dealers in Grain, Seed and Kent Feeds.

Press Release: Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area will host its tenth annual Youth Lady Wing Shoot clinic Saturday, June 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. Any person age 15 and younger, weighing at least 70 lbs and standing 4’10‖ tall, can participate as well as women of any age. Advanced registration is required by calling 217-452-7741. ―The will learn how to shoot a shotgun, and depending on their hand-eye coordination and strength levels, they can get

pretty proficient,‖ Mike Wickens, Site Superintendent, said. ―I taught three 10 year olds last fall, and when they got done they could hit any clay target I threw to them.‖ Instructors are certified by the National Sporting Clay Associa-tion. Shotguns and shells will be provided, along with hearing and eye protection. ―We use 28 gauge shotguns which have no recoil, so there’s no pain involved with learning to shoot,‖ Wickens said. Participants can shoot approximately 75 times at four different target presentations. Money for the program is raised through various organizations and a complimentary lunch is included. Prior shooting experience or a hunter safety course certification is not required. ―It gives people an opportunity to learn how to use a shot-gun that maybe wouldn’t have any other way to do so,: Wick-ens said. For more information on the Youth Lady Wing Shoot, contact Mike Wickens at 217-452-7741

Pleasant Plains 4th of July Chicken Dinner & Fireworks Display The Pleasant Plains Community Club is sponsoring a 4th of July cele-bration at the Pl Pl Firehouse on Buckeye Road. Serving time will be 5

pm until 8pm. The menu will consist of crackling good grilled chicken, snapping won-derful baked beans. popping potato salad, and bread & butter for $7.00 per person. Hot Dots and chips = $3.00. Drinks and desserts will also be provided. There will be a bake sale and activities for the children—Crazy Wagon, music, etc. Fireworks at dusk on the Pl Pl High School track field. Bring your lawn chair, find a great spot to watch the fireworks, pur-chase chicken and have a picnic on the school grounds or eat at the firehouse. Carry-outs will be available. We will have enough chicken to feed an army - we won’t run out.

Jim Edgar Panther Creek NEWS

Allen’s Garden Center

Now Open Mon - Fri

12 pm to 6 pm

Let’s Make Ashland Beautiful!

Junction of 123 & 125

Lucky’s

Now Open Daily 11 am to 9 pm

Ice Cream - Snow Cones

Fries - Burgers

Ashland Memorial Day

Ceremony

Austin Levi Atterberry - Heather & Kevin Collins and James & Christy Atterberry

Courtney Nicole Bedtka - Carol Bedtka & Gary Bedtka

Bradley Austin Birdsell - Thomas & Fadra Birdsell

Kyuss Rollins Buker - Bradley & Lisa Buker

Ross William Cloninger - Todd & Delana Cloninger

Dylan Michael Conover - Benjamin & Michelle Reese

Justin Thomas Crowhurst - Fred & Dawn Crowhurst

Hannah Daerial DeGroot - Derek & Mindy DeGroot

John Austin Eilers - Rick Eilers & Rita Kirk

Valerie Ariana Escudero - Vahl and Sheril Escudero

Stacey Lynette Eskew - Shannon & Missy Eskew

Zachary Ford Fields - Bob & Kim Fields

Allison Nicole Jacobs - Amy Machin & John Jacobs

Lisa Ann Jennings - Calvin & Kay Jennings

Joel William Keeney - Kent & Laura Keeney

April Dawn Leinberger - James & Rita Leinberger

Jalen Henry Leinberger - Eldon & Dena Leinberger

Coleman Lee Logue - Carter & Renetta Logue

Jessica Nicole Miller - Richard & Patricia Miller

Sicely Eve Nicholas - Sam & Linda Nicholas

Joseph Lee Petefish - R.L. & Holly Petefish

Lauren Alyse Pfaffe - Jeff & Lana Pfaffe

Joseph Thomas Ratliff - Amy Ratliff & Allen Bright

Tayler Mae-Rose Ruppel - Rodney & Debbie Ruppel

Carmen Elizabeth Savage - Garrett & Julie Savage

Jonas Joseph Volkman - Phillip & Barbara Volkman

Lane Michael Wegs - Ronald & Liz Smith and Henry & Wendy Wegs

* - Honor Student + - Illinois State Scholar ! - Prairie State Scholar

Kayla Ann Birdsell

Joel Wayne Collins

Kaitlyn Marie Copley

Christopher John Devlin * + !

Thomas Ryan Doolin

William Alexander Gardner

Shane Duane Hall

Kelsey Yvonne Honkala *

Taylor Christine Jacobs

Logan Marshall Jokisch

Jacob Warren Keeney

Matthew Joseph Mahoney

Daniel Walter Lee Meyer

Leigh Anne Miller *

Lindsay Dane Miller !

Ethan Michael Moffitt

Brittany Lucille Parks

Cody Austin Pherigo

Jeffrey Michael Prince

Lakyn Marie Richard

Jeni Nicole Rives * + !

Matthew Alexander Rutledge

Jordan Peter Smith

Brandon Epler Stribling

Brett Michael Stuhmer

Emily Michelle Thornley * + !

Kelsie Ann Towery

Gerald Lee Turner

Keith Patrick Walle * + !

Troy Eugene Wells Jr.

Rebecca Christine Werner

Zachariah Eugene Whitmore *

Raquel Lynn Woodard

FRIDAY, JUNE 26th:

6:00 pm Craft and Food stands open Military Timeline/Encampments 6:00 - 11:00 pm Beer Tent open

7:00 pm Baby Contest Little Miss & Mr. Contest

First Citizen Award Presentation 8:00 -11:00 pm Stage Entertainment: ―Acoustic Avenue‖ 9:30 pm Fireworks-Behind Youth Association ball field on SE corner of town

(Rain date: Sunday, June 28th)

SATURDAY, JUNE 27th: Throughout the Day 9:30 am Flag Raising and Parade begins-Downtown

11:00 am Methodist Church Chicken & Noodle Dinner Craft and Food stands open Antique Tractor Display-James Park

Antique Tractor Pull 1:00 pm Kids’ Games

1:30 pm Kiddie Tractor Pull-for kids and adults both 1:00 - 4:00 pm BINGO-under big pavilion 2:00 - 6:00 pm Car Cruise In-Jacksonville Good Time Car Cruisers

3:00 - 4:00 pm TaeKwanDo Demonstration 5:00 pm Fireman’s Fish Fry

6:00 -11:00 pm Beer Tent Open 7:00 -11:00 pm Stage Entertainment: ―Captain Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters‖

SUNDAY, JUNE 28th:

7:00 - 10:00 am New Beginnings Christian Fellowship - Community Breakfast

Local Church Services

11:00 am Food Stands Open 11:30 - 2:00 pm Chicken Dinner in the Park (Advanced Tickets Needed)

1:00 pm Volleyball Tournament 1:00 - 4:00 pm Vintage Iron Riders - Motorcycle display

Stage Entertainment: ―Rewind‖ 5:00 pm Evening Vesper Service

30th ANNUAL

ASHLAND COMMUNITY CLUB’S 2009 ASHLAND SUMMER DAYS

Schedule of Events

BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIRS - COME ENJOY THE WEEKEND!

HOW TO LOCK YOUR CAR AND WHY!

I locked my car. As I walked away I heard

my car door unlock. I went back and locked

my car again three times. Each time, as

soon as I started to walk away, I would hear

it unlock again!! Naturally alarmed, I looked

around and there were two guys sitting in a

car in the fire lane next to the store. They

obviously watching me intently, and there

was no doubt they were somehow involved

in this very weird situation. I quickly

chucked the errand I was on, jumped in my

car and sped away. I went straight to the

police station, told them what had hap-

pened, and found out I was part of a new,

and very successful, scheme being used to

gain entry into cars. Two weeks later, my

friend’s son had a similar happening….

While traveling, my friend’s son stopped at a

roadside rest to use the bathroom. When he

came out to his car less than 4-5 minutes

later, someone had gotten into his car and

stolen his cell phone, laptop computer, GPS

navigator, briefcase...you name it. He called

the police and since there were no signs of

his car being broken into, the police told him

he had been a victim of the latest robbery

tactic-- there is a device that robbers are us-

ing now to clone your car using your key-

chain locking device…

They sit a distance away and watch for their

next victim. They know you are going inside

of the store, restaurant, or bathroom and

that they know they now have a few minutes

to steal and run. The police officer said to

manually lock your car door by hitting

the lock button inside the car--that way

if there is someone sitting in a parking

lot watching for their next victim, it will

not be you.

When you hit the lock button on your

car upon exiting, it does not send the

security code, but if you walk away and

use the door lock on your key chain, it

sends the code through the airwaves

where it can be instantly stolen.

THIS IS VERY REAL...BE CAREFUL AND

LOCK YOUR VEHICLE MANUALLY.