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Mandy accepts Santa's Reins
Local Entrepreneur and owner of Main Street Cafe/Good Times Mandy Chubb steps forward to lead the Communities preparation for the annual Louisville Christmas festival;
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Sunday's Fed Action on Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac: Click Here
Financial Leader Explains/Calms Local Concern
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The Kass Kounty King Korn Karnival
photos courtesy of the Plattsmouth Chamber
Starts tomorrow, 9/11 Click Here for the Event Schedule
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NEW Cass County Economic Development Director
John Yochum
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Fundraiser for Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery
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Envy Salon
Open House
Saturday, September 20, 5-8pm
132 Main Street, Louisville, 234-2240
Food and beverages will be provided, please stop by and see our new location!
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Rembering 09112001
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and the Lions's Den Louisville's Finest Sports Resource
• The Crush JV/Varsity softball games against the Yutan-Mead Patriots on Thursday, September 11 will be played at Mead with start times set for 4:30 and 6:00. Mead's field is 3 blocks south of the Bank sign on the highway.
• The Malcolm Volleyball Tournament finds LHS facing Ft. Calhoun at 5:00 and Conestoga at 8:00 (or sooner) on Thursday. Saturday's play will begin at 10:00 with the Lions playing Centennial followed by an 11:00 match with Malcolm. The remainder of the tournament will depend on seeding.
• The Falls City Softball Tournament officials will soon be sending out a bracket for play this weekend. That schedule will be posted in this space for Crush fans as soon as possible.
Plan now to attend this great, fun, important Fundraiser:
An exciting fall evening of good golf, great food, glowball, good prizes, great raffles, and glowing blind bogeys.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
GOLF & GLOWBALL OUTING
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 5, 2008
3:00 PM GOLF, 5:30 PM APPROX. DINNER
7:00 PM GLOWBALL
Two-person Best Ball
9 holes Golf, Dinner, 9 holes Glowball
$45.00 ea. plus $5.00 for glowball
If you need a cart please call the course to reserve your cart as they are limited. Cost for cart is: $ 9.00 for daytime golf only
Questions please call Judy Stroy at 402-867-2471
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CALL: GRANDPA’S WOODS 402-994-2100
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Platte River State Park
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I am thinking it's time for a Corn Dog!
I worked for at least 4 summers way back when at the Minnesota State Fair for John and Jan Desmond.
The Desmonds were the inventors of "Tom Thumb Donuts" those little cinnamon sugared donuts that they sell hot and fresh 12 to a bag, for a quarter.
Well, they are probably more than that now. Back then there was no such thing as cholesterol. I am not sure they had even figured out what calories were. The only thing to worry about was the quarter, and if you had a quarter then you could get a bag of donuts. Life was pretty darn simple.
John Desmond was the first entrepreneur I ever met. If you would have told him he was one, he probably would have put your lights out.
John used to be an engineer for Chrysler and he liked donuts in the morning. Jan got tired of this request, and John's solution was to weld an intake valve to a batter pump so each intake cycle cut a perfect donut into a pan of hot grease. Sweet!
He perfected his machine, got a booth at the fair and hired sweet teenage girls to sugar and bag hot fresh donuts and Boom! the Tiny Donuts Empire.
We worked 20 hour shifts, for 16 straight fair days, loved it, and loved the Desmonds for letting us work there.
Such an elegant little invention, I always admired that. They were way ahead of their time, and the idea of "portable" food back then was a pork chop. Of course, the King of portable food back then was the Corn Dog. Up there they were Pronto Pups the "Banquet on a Stick"
This time of year, when the weather starts to change, and there is crisp touch in the air, it really feels like time for a Pronto Pup, a Bag of Donuts. and maybe... some hot soup!
Wait, I just got a great idea!
what if the next legendary snack invention will be..
Soup on a Stick!
it's a Natural! Everyone loves Soup!
Just a couple logistic details, need a cool logo, and T-Shirts but hey think of the franchise possibilities!
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