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Louisville Wednesday Newsletter -

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SCARECROWS AMONG US!



 

BUILD wishes to thank the following entries for making the 3rd annual Scarecrows Among Us contest a huge success.

The winners of the $50 Bank Bucks certificate are C-Anna Cakes for Bridzilla, Evelyn Hans for Carvin Miranda and the Homeroom of Behrns & Brinkman creators of Mother Nature.

All scarecrow entries will be on display on Main Street through Halloween.

 

Business entries:

Louisville Care Center-Count Potula

C-Anna Cakes – Bridzilla

American Legion-Louie the Louisville Loser

Jazzercise-Jazzy Jessie

American Family Insurance-Ga Ga over Halloween

Fusselman/Allen/Harvy Funeral Home-the Undertakers

Gambino’s – Chef Gam”boo”no

 

General entries:

Evelyn Hans-Carvin Miranda

Melissa Johnson-Scary Larry

 

School entries:

Burns Homeroom: Little Red & M&M

Ronning Homeroom: Bam Margera & Dorothy of Wizard of Oz

Rose Homeroom: Mr. Nerd & Football Player

Ronhovde Homeroom: Brian The Banana & The Original Scarecrow

Zink Homeroom: Darth Vader & Princess Leia

Behrns & Brinkman Homeroom: Mother Nature and M&M

 


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LOUISVILLE CROSS COUNTRY is

 

 

S T A T E - B O U N D!!!

 

 

 

LHS Girls Cross Country Team Qualifies for State (10-14-10)


The Louisville girls cross country team qaulified for next week's state meet

 

by placing second at the D-1 District Meet held at Branched Oak Lake.


Jeff Bishop will represent the LHS boys team.

 

 

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PHOTOS AND STORY COURTESY OF

Krambeck Photography and Mike Krambeck!

 

For the full story, go to:

 

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LOUISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY - STORY TIME

The Louisville Public Library is offering story time for our younger patrons. If you have children through preschool age that
would be interested in listening to a story, please come to the library on Monday afternoons at 2pm!!!  While your youngster is listening to a story, feel free to browse our vast collection of books, movies and magazines! We also have several computers
available and a sitting room to relax! Come visit us soon!

Lisa Sheehan

Secretary, Louisville Public Library Board

 

 

 

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NANCY JOSOFF ELECTED

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOUTH EAST NACO DISTRICT

Nancy Josoff, Election Commissioner for Cass County

was unamiously elected

as the Vice President of the S.E. District of NACO,

National Association of County Officials,

at their September 24th meeting.

The S.E. District is comprised of Douglas, Lancaster, Sarpy, Cass,

Butler, Fillmore, Gage, Jefferson, Johnson, Nemaha, Otoe, Pawnee,

Richardson, Saline, Saunders, Seward and Thayer counties.


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Plattsmouth Conservancy Inc.

437 Main Street

Plattsmouth, NE 68048

(402) 296-5002

www.plattsmouthconservancy.org

 

NEWS RELEASE

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT

LEIGH JEAN KOINZAN –EVENT DIRECTOR

(402) 498-6617

(402) 296-2942

LK11434@navix.net

 

Haunted Victorian Ghost Walk

 

PLATTSMOUTH, NE –The Plattsmouth Conservancy Inc. is the host of the 2010 Haunted Victorian Ghost Walk. The event will be held in Plattsmouth on Friday, October 22, and Saturday, October 23, 2010. The walk will start at 7:30p.m. each evening and conclude at 10:00 p.m.

Step back in time and visit historical homes and buildings nestled within the haunted hills of Plattsmouth.

 

Follow the night watchman to each location to experience a chilling evening of frightful ghost stories from present day and years gone by.

Guests will travel by foot with lantern carriers to three historic homes and the historic Cass County Court House under the care of the night watchman. Along the way story tellers will tell true ghost stories from the local Plattsmouth area.

Guests will also have the opportunity to step inside the historic homes and courthouse and listen to Victorian Ghost Stories and Nebraska Ghost stories portrayed by a cast of actors in Victorian period attire.

Following the walking tour all guests are invited to meet at the Historic Plattsmouth Public Library for light refreshments and a viewing of the silent movie “Dracula”.

This is not your typical “Haunted House” event. There will be no skeletons popping out at you or giant spiders dropping down on you. But.. perhaps you will catch a glimpse of a ghostly spirit who chooses to make their presence known at this time of year when the veil between our world and the spirit world is most easily penetrated.

Tickets are $20 each and can be purchased at “Antiques Off Main”, 125 South 5th Street, Plattsmouth, Nebraska. They can also be purchased through the mail by contacting Leigh Jean Koinzan at the contact information above. Advanced reservations are required.

To view a copy of the event flyer and pictures of the tour locations visit: www.plattsmouthconservancy.org

 

PAID FOR IN PART

BY CASS COUNTY TOURMISM AND THE

NEBRASKA HUMANITIES COUNCIL

 

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Once you have signed up for Jazzercise, you may take unlimited classes with your Jazzercise EFT Ticket.

129 Main Street (above Havenmakers)
Enter from 3rd door on 2nd Street



jazzercise.com • (800) FIT-IS-IT

Questions? Please call Beth at 677-9697

 

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JOHN A. GALE

Nebraska Secretary of State

 

(402) 471-2554

 

News Release

Oct. 15, 2010

 

Contact: Neal Erickson

(402) 471-4127, neal.erickson@nebraska.gov

 

Gale offers voter guidelines for Election Day

 

LINCOLN – Secretary of State John Gale offered guidelines for Nebraska voters to prepare for the Nov. 2 general election.

 

“Going to the polls in Nebraska is easy and convenient,” Gale said. “But there are some simple steps you can take to make sure your voting experience goes smoothly.”

 

Gale offered the following guidelines for Election Day:

 

--Check your voter registration and polling place. People can check the status of their voter registration and location of their polling place by contacting their county election office or accessing https://www.votercheck.necvr.ne.gov/.

 

--Change of address. If a registered voter has moved within a county (out of their former precinct) and not updated their registration, the person should go to the polling place associated with their current residence. The person will be required to vote a provisional ballot.

 

--Be prepared. Before going to the polls, the voter should become informed about the candidates and issues on the ballot. Sample ballots are printed in newspapers and posted on county websites. Mark and take the sample ballot with you to the polling place.

 

--Conduct at the polls. To maintain proper decorum at the polls, it is requested that people turn off their cell phones.

 

--Campaigning prohibited. Campaign items such as buttons, stickers and T-shirts are not allowed in a polling place. It is illegal to campaign within 200 feet of a polling site.

 

--Voter identification. Proper identification will be required at the polling place of people who are newly registered by mail and did not provide identification. These people will be required to provide identification showing their current residence. Identification at the polling place is not required of other voters.

 

Polls are open on Election Day from 8 a.m. CDT (7 a.m. MDT) to 8 p.m. CDT (7 p.m. MDT).

 


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Soup Supper

Christ Lutheran Church

(Located on Hwy 66 & 84th Street)

Saturday

November 6, 2010

4:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Adults $7, Children (4-11) $3

 

Homemade soups, sandwiches and desserts

 

Also visit our BAKE SALE.

 

 

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Maurice and Jean (Jensen) Group were married


October 28, 1945 at

Immanuel Lutheran Church


in Louisville, Nebraska.


Maurice and Jean's children, grandchildren and


great grandchildren wish them a happy 65th

anniversary.  

The family requests a card shower.


Cards may be sent to:  

12607 Kiser Rd.

Louisville, Nebraska 68037

 

 

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Dear Louisvillians,
         Perhaps you're already thinking ahead to next weekend and the festivities that come with that holiday that some choose to celebrate, complete with tricks, treats, ghosts, goblins and the like.  If you choose to participate and you're looking to learn a little bit about Halloween, I have found some information for you, courtesy of history.com.  Take a look and learn a lit bit about this tradition. 

 

Halloween, celebrated each year on October 31, is a mix of ancient Celtic practices, Catholic  and Roman religious rituals and

European folk traditions that blended together over time to create the holiday we know today. Straddling the line between fall

and winter, plenty and paucity and life and death, Halloween is a time of celebration and superstition. Halloween has long

been thought of as a day when the dead can return to the earth, and ancient Celts would light bonfires and wear costumes to

ward off these roaming ghosts. The Celtic holiday of Samhain, the Catholic Hallowmas period of All Saints' Day and All Souls'

Day and the Roman festival of Feralia all influenced the modern holiday of Halloween. In the 19th century, Halloween began

to lose its religious connotation, becoming a more secular community-based children's holiday. Although the superstitions and

beliefs surrounding Halloween may have evolved over the years, as the days grow shorter and the nights get colder, people

can still look forward to parades, costumes and sweet treats to usher in the winter season.

 

 

 

Enjoy your Halloween preparations, Louisvillians!  Take a look at the Scarecrows Among Us to get into the spirit!  :)

Have a wonderful week, Louisvillians!

Your Louisville Newsletter Editor,

Paula

 

Please send your news to me at:

editor@louisvillenebraska.com

 


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