Louisville Wednesday Newsletter - March 17th, 2010
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Louisville Wednesday Newsletter March 17th, 2010
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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, MAIN STREET CAFE!!
It's been three years already since you've graced our Main Street of Louisville!
Wed. 3/17: Main Street Cafe
3RD ANNIVERSARY!!!
Celebrating with Traditional
Corned Beef & Cabbage with New Potatoes, Soup - Beer Cheese Lunch Specials for Mar. 15th - 19th Mon. 3/15: Hot Turkey Sandwich, Soup - Cook's Choice Tues. 3/16: Pulled Pork Sandwich, Soup - Chicken Noodle Wed. 3/17: OUR 3RD ANNIVERSARY!!! Corned Beef & Cabbage with New Potatoes, Soup - Beer Cheese Thurs. 3/18: Taco Platter, Soup - White Chili Fri. 3/19: Jumbo Shrimp, Fries, & Slaw, Soup - Clam Chowder
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MARCH is COLON CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
Please join us in the fight against all Cancers - plan
to register for the 2010 Relay For Life of Cass County on
Saturday, June 26,
2010. Information can be found at the Cass County web site -
www.relayforlife.org/casscone or
call the Omaha ACS office at 402-393-5801.
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Otoe County Genealogical Society
Curtis Wolbert
President/Otoe County Genealogical Society
The Otoe County Genealogical Society will host it's
quarterly Genealogy Internet Workshop at the Morton-James Public Library in
Nebraska City on April 8th at 7:00 pm. This workshop will cover how to
utilize numerous websites on the Internet to assist you in your genealogical
research. The library has access to Ancestry.com and Heritage Quest, both
of which have online records of the U.S. Federal Census', and to thousands of
other valuable databases as well. So please come join us at the
Morton-James Public Library, and bring along a copy of your family tree so you
can fill in some of those missing gaps.
Our society meets on the second Thursday of every month
at 7:00 pm, and our meeting location alternates every other month between the
Morton-James Public Library in Nebraska City, and the United Methodist Church in
Syracuse. To learn more about the society, please check out our website, or
contact the Morton-James Public Library for more
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CHANGE OF LOCATION - RECYCLE TRAILER ON DEPOT STREET AT WATER PLANT
For details, please check...
the City Website
www.LouisvilleNebraska.com
If you click Government
You get this page: http://louisvillenebraska.com/
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2009-10 YEARBOOKS ARE ON SALE!
Get your copy reserved TODAY for ONLY $35!!! Yearbooks will ONLY be this fantastic price
from March 1-April 1. You may order
online at yearbooksonsale.com. Or, order forms will be available in the high school office or
table outside the office. Contact Mrs. Paula Anderson, yearbook adviser, (panderson@esu3.org), if you
have questions! Reserve your YEARBOOK TODAY!
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Louisville High School
presents...
BYE-BYE BIRDIE
Saturday, March 20, 2010
7:00 p.m.
High School Old Gym
Admission: Adults ($4); Students ($3)
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LOUISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH TEAM
IS
STATE-BOUND!!
Kelsey Dagannar in Poetry
Kaylee Roach in Serious Prose Chrissy Rydl in Persuasive Speaking Kymee Mitchell in Entertainment Kathryn Edwards in Extemporaneous Michaela Juergensen in Poetry and Extemporaneous
Congratulations on an outstanding season to all Louisville Speech
participants and Coach Nick Krause. Best of luck at the state
competition this week!
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Check out..
The website has
information where Louisville School is at in the creation of a new
school bond initiative. Contact any member with questions or concerns.
-- Pat McGahan
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LIVING LAST SUPPER AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
THURSDAY APRIL 1, 2010
enters, the readers tell the story of their calling to be a disciple and their life after Jesus is crucified. Everyone is welcome.
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Ladies~
Start your bonnets!
Coop de Ville’s Easter Bonnet Parade is in just three more Saturdays.
March 27 register your bonnet between 9 and 10 at Louisville Art Gallery. Parade begins at 10.
Wear a bonnet of your own design and get 20% off your entire purchase in the Coop & Feathers.
First Place winner will receive a $100 gift certificate. Second Place winner will receive a $75 gift certificate. Third Place winner will receive a $50 gift certificate.
Need something to jump start your creativity? We’ve posted photos of previous bonnets on our blog: coopandfeathers.blogspot.com
Call 402.234.2717 with any questions On facebook? Become a fan of coop de ville & feathers ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Mark Your Calendar for May 29, 2010!
The
biggest single alumni event that the Association undertakes each year
is the Alumni Banquet, an event that is held annually on the Saturday
before Memorial Day. This year's banquet will be held in the High
School Gymnasium on Saturday, May 29, 2010, beginning at 6:00pm. The
honored classes for this year's Banquet are:
50 Year Class - Class of 1960 40 Year Class - Class of 1970 (host class) 25 Year Class - Class of 1985 10 Year Class - Class of 2000 Graduating Class of 2010 To find out more about this year's Banquet, go to our newly created website www.louisvillealumni.org The important work of the Alumni Association can be sustained only if our members are active and involved! If you would like to part of the committee, please contact one of the members below. We would love to have you! 2010 Alumni Committee members: • Donna Tlustos Albert • Jean Johnson Buskirk • Lori Petereit Gray • Jean Knutson Heim • Jack Mayfield • Judy Hutchison Meyer • Patsy Dobbs Sawyer
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Nominate an Outstanding LPS Teacher and/or Support Staffer!
Each year, LPS students, former LPS students and parents of LPS students are eligible to make nominations for the Outstanding Teacher and the Outstanding Support Staff awards. This program provides a way to honor the people who make a positive difference in the lives of students. Your nominee may be a Teacher or a member of the Support Staff (aides, administrators, bus drivers, maintenance, kitchen staff, etc.). The winner is chosen by a committee that reviews the nominations. The selection committee is made up of members of the Louisville School Foundation and the PTO.
The Louisville School Foundation and the Louisville PTO
Nomination Form
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S P R I N G!
Are you thinking Spring?
Flowers? Fresh Veggies?
Then help support the Louisville Fireman’s Auxiliary raise money by attending our plant sale. We are raising money to help with scholarships and other things we do. Plants are locally grown in Fremont, from Janet’s Jungle. We are taking pre-orders till April 19th You can contact for an order sheet or questions: Candy McClun 234.4995 Teri McClun 234.4161 Plants will be available for pick up May 1st at the Fire Hall from 9am-3pm. If you don’t pre-order you can still stop by and check them out as we will have plants that day for you to purchase. www.janetsjungle.com 
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When:
Thursday & Friday, March 25 & 26 March 25 ~ 7:00 pm Parent’s night March 26 ~ 9:00 am/1:00 pm Child Get Together Please pre-register by contacting the elementary school office prior to March 25. Where: Louisville Elementary School 202 West 3rd Street Who: Any child born on or before October 15, 2005 Contact: Louisville Elementary School for more information @ 234-4215
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On behalf of the Great Plains Bicycling Club (http://greatplainsbikeclub.
inform you of the details of our Spring Fling Bike Ride on Sunday, April 25, 2010. The ride
has one starting point at the Eagle Elementary School and another starting point at Louisville
High School. The Murdock ballpark will serve as the mid-point SAG stop. Portable toilets
will be provided at Eagle, Murdock, and Louisville.
Depending upon the weather, we will have between 100 and 200 riders. Along the route which
includes Hwys. 34, 1, 66, and 50 we will have standard 3' X 3' traffic signs stating "Caution: Cyclist Ahead".
Riders are advised in writing in and in pre-ride announcements of the laws pertaining to riding on
county and state highways. We invite the riders to be Ambassadors for Bicycling.
Please contact me if you have any questions.
Pat Bracken
GPBC Co-Ride Director
Summer Help Wanted
For In-Home Childcare
Monday thru Friday For children ages 5-9 Up to $9.00 per hour Contact Stacy at 234-3465
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Track Season began on Monday, March 1, 2010
Stay tuned for upcoming highlights!
Follow
our Louisville Lions on Twitter
All Lions Photos Compliments of Mike Krambeck,
Krambeck Photography , and the Lions Den
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Recycling Open House
Cass County Recycling Schedule 
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B.U.I.L.D. Sponsors...
Second Annual Louisville Outstanding Volunteer Awards
L.O.V.
Louisville Outstanding Volunteer
Award These awards are being given by B.U.I.L.D. (Businesses United in Louisville Development) to Outstanding Volunteers in our community. These individuals do so much for our town and get very little recognition for long hours of hard work that help make our community great! The award categories are: The Unsung Hero: This person has silently volunteered their time to perform an act that has helped our community or individual in our community. The Lifetime Achievement Award: This person has been in our community for a majority of their lifetime and has contributed throughout their life to making Louisville a great place to live. Outstanding School Volunteer: This person volunteers countless hours to our school and helps make the school a better place to be. Business Person of the Year: This person owns or works at a business in Louisville and through that business encourages Louisville volunteerism and community growth. L.O.V. Award: This is an all encompassing award that should go to a person that volunteers for numerous activities and is the person you can always count on to never say NO when you need someone to help out. Recipients of these awards will be honored at a dinner on Tuesday, April 6, 2010. Anyone interested in attending the dinner should call Dee at the city office for tickets (234-7705.)$10 each.
L.O.V.
Louisville Outstanding Volunteer (print this page or submit online by clicking here ) Award Nomination Form Due no later the March 29, 2010 Please turn in at Louisville City Office Award Category:________________________________________________ Recipient Name________________________________________________ Recipient Contact Information (if known) Address:______________________________________________________ Phone #______________________________________________________ Please let us know in 100 words or less why this person deserves this award: Submitted By: _________________________________________________ (you may choose to remain anonymous) However, everyone who makes a nomination will get their name in a drawing for a GREAT prize.
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NOW OPEN!!!
132 Main St. Louisville "YouNique" Salon and Spa YouNique Salon is now open for business. YouNique is a full service hair and beauty salon located in Louisville. We offer professional hair, nail, and massage services. As well as, tanning and waxing. YouNique has a wide range of retail products including professional hair products including TiGi, Catwalk, Rusk, American Crew, Circle of Friends children's line, Sebastian Shaper Plus Hairspray, and It's a 10 Miracle Leave-In. Also watch for other retail coming soon to YouNique like handbags and candles and Beauticontrol skin and beauty products. Hours are Monday 9-6 Tuesday 9-8 Wednesday 9-8 Thursday 9-8 Friday 9-5 and Saturday 9-12. Younique Salon and Spa 132 Main Street Louisville,Nebraska 68037 (402) 234-2060
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The New Louisville Business Directory
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COPPLE HIRING
COPPLE CHEVROLET-GMC INC. IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR A
PART TIME OFFICE STAFF PERSON. DUTIES WOULD INCLUDE ANSWERING THE
PHONE, CASHIERING, FILING, AND OTHER LIGHT OFFICE RESPONSIBILITIES.
APPROXIMATELY 26 HOURS PER WEEK. CONTACT ROBERT COPPLE AT 234-2000
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MAKING A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE For Immediate Release:
Some Important Bills Don’t Earn Headlines
March 5, 2010, Lincoln – Only a few of the bills that are introduced in the Legislature generate media coverage. This means that the majority of Nebraskans seldom, if ever, hear about most of the new laws that are enacted. Some of the laws in question have little direct impact on the lives of our citizens, but others create changes that deserve to be brought to the attention of everyone in our state.
LB 216 was passed last month to allow a family member injured in a car accident, in which a relative was driving, to have their medical expenses covered by the driver’s auto insurance policy. LB 216 eliminated the “guest statute” which protected drivers from liability for injuries to passengers if they were family members, unless the driver committed gross negligence or was under the influence of alcohol.
Several constituents voiced support for a bill to move back the eligibility date for children to start kindergarten. Under LB 1006, which is ready for the final round of debate, children would be eligible if they are five years old by July 31st instead of the current cut-off date of October 15th. An exception would be included for children who turn five between August 1 and October 15, if they perform well on a kindergarten assessment tool. These changes would begin in the 2012-13 school year. Under the current cut-off date, teachers reported a wide age range in their classes, with differences as much as 18 months to two and a half years. This age range can mean that some children are mature enough to thrive in today’s academically focused kindergarten classes, and some are not. LB 1006 would create a more even experience for young children as they begin their K-12 education.
A lien is used to provide security to a party who has an interest in a parcel of real property. Once placed on the title to the property, the lien must be paid before the property can be transferred to another party. This ensures that the lien holder will be paid for their interest in the property. Nebraska’s current law provides rules for establishing and prioritizing liens for condominium homeowners associations, but there are no provisions that address the same procedures for other types of homeowners associations, such as a townhouse owners association or an individual family residence homeowners association. LB 736 would establish provisions for all types of homeowners associations that are identical to those that already exist for condominium homeowners associations. The legislature passed LB 736 in late February. The bill included an emergency clause, so it will become law as soon as it is signed by the governor.
Neighbors would be required to construct and maintain a just proportion of a division fence under LB 667. The term “just proportion” would mean an equitable allocation of the portion of the fence line to be physically built and cared for by each landowner, or in lieu of the actual work, a financial contribution for construction and maintainence made by either landowner. LB 667 would clarify that the fencing standard to which landowners would be held, unless they agree to a different standard, is a wire fence. As defined in our current law, a wire fence is consistent with widely understood and used fence standards.
LB 226 expanded some rights for 18-year-olds. The bill would allow them to enter into contracts or leases, or consent to medical treatment, if a parent or guardian gives consent through a power of attorney. LB 226 is waiting to be signed by the governor. The bill’s emergency clause will allow the new law to take effect immediately and grant to Nebraska’s 18-year-olds new rights that will be consistent with those found in the majority of the other states in this country.
The Nebraska Litter Reduction and Recycling Act was scheduled to end on October 30, 2010. LB 798 will extend the termination date to October 30, 2015. The extension will also extend the litter fee collection used for litter and recycling programs.
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Andrea Faas Outdoor Education Specialist Nebraska Game & Parks 402-332-3901 ==================================================
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Community Lenten and Holy Week Services
The First Christian Disciples of Christ and the United Methodist Churches are holding their second annual Community Lenten and Holy Week Services. Each Service
begins at 7PM
Here are the dates and places:
March 17: First Christian Church
March 24: Untied Methodist Church
Holy Week:
April 1: United Methodist Church: Seder Meal with Communion
April 2: Good Friday (Meet outside Fire Station for the Cross Walk.) If unable to walk, wait @ Christian Church)
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