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Louisville Wednesday Newsletter

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Cass County Election Results to be available after 8pm and updated throughout the evening:

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TERRI SCHOLTING RE-ELECTED BUILD PRESIDENT

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Terri Scholting was unamiously elected to her 5th consecutive term as BUILD's Chief Executive. Elected to serve with President Scholting are Andy Mixan - Treasurer and Dee Arias - Secretary

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The regular November Monthly Meeting for BUILD was held yesterday morning, at the Louisville Care Community

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Louisville business leaders had an opportunity to meet Chris Noda who is opening his new business Summit Health Physical Therapy

http://www.summithealthpt.com/

(see announcement below)

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A fascinating presentation on the CASA Court Appointed Special

Advocates Program was made by Kim Carrera the Executive Director of the organization. This organization of volunteers represent children when they need to appear in Court and have decisions made that affect their lives. Kim asked to speak to anyone inb Louisville that would like to learn more about this very important and rewarding opportunity.

Visit the CASA Website - Click Here

Click Here to View a Short Video on CASA

Contact Kim at 402-296-9520 in Plattsmouth or Email Here

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LOUISVILLE LIONS

 

VOLLEYBALL SEASON ENDS

 

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LHS Defeats Eagles, End Season With Loss to Yutan


Louisville swept a three set match against the Eagles of Omaha Christian Academy 25-6, 25-18, 25-21 before ending their season against the state’s tenth rated C-2 squad, falling to Yutan 13-25, 17-25, 12-25 in Subdistrict C2-5 action Monday night. 

 

PHOTOS AND STORY COURTESY OF

Krambeck Photography and Mike Krambeck!

 For the full story, go to:

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NEW LOCAL BUSINESS OPENS IN SPRINGFIELD

Summit Health Physical Therapy
located in Springfield Plaza at 870 Park Dr. Springfield, NE 68059. 

Phone number is 402-253-3079. 

Summit Health Physical Therapy is now open and scheduling patients for their rehabilitation needs.   Physical therapist Chris Noda, PT, DPT established Summit Health Physical Therapy with the commitment to provide the highest standards of quality care and wellness education for the community.  Whether it is pain from an injury, post-surgical therapy, or improving your movement with day to day activities, it is his priority to meet your goals and expectations.  Summit Health Physical Therapy is able to meet your orthopedic or neurological therapy needs, no matter what age or activity level.  The clinic is conveniently located just off of Highway 50 and Platteview Road in the Springfield Plaza.  Stop by or call to schedule your appointment to have a positive and rewarding experience in physical therapy.

Chris is originally from the area and is a graduate from the Master and Doctor of Physical Therapy programs at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.  He enjoys a variety sports and outdoor activities throughout the year.
He is active with the Physical Therapy education program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and volunteers at their Sharing Clinic in south Omaha.  Chris wants to thank Springfield and surrounding communities for the warm welcome to the area and looks forward to growing with the community!

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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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4-H Achievement Party

 

JOIN 4-H FAMILIES from all across Cass County for an afternoon of recognition,

great food and fun at the annual 4-H Achievement Party on Sunday, November 7, 3 to 5 p.m

. in the Expo Building on the Cass County fairgrounds. Meat and beverages are provided.

Each family attending should bring a salad or dessert and a non-perishable food item(s) for the food pantry.

This event is sponsored by the Cass County Bankers Association and the Cass County 4-H Council.

Non 4-H families are welcome -- this is a good way to check out what 4-H is all about.

No reservation required. Dress is casual.

 

For more information, contact the Cass County Extension office at 267-2205.

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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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Dear Louisvillians,
        
     It's time for a little trivia. 
     Who knows what is happening this upcoming weekend?
     Who is anxious for an "extra hour?"
     Who knows the history behind this autumn tradition?

     Well, in case you're in the dark, I'll fill you in...perhaps you'll learn a little bit, like I did.  In light of Daylight Savings ending  this weekend on Sunday, November 7 at 2:00 a.m., I wanted to know a little bit of history about this event, so I did some searching on history.com and timeanddate.com.  Here's is a small sampling of what I found: 

1.  Daylight Savings Time began on February 9, 1942.
2.  President Roosevelt suggested this and the act could be traced back to WWI, when Congress imposed one standard time on the U.S. to enable the country to better utilize resources. 
3.  Originally, Benjamin Franklin suggested Daylight Savings Time in 1784
    Many people also suggest that changing your clocks is an excellent time to check fire alarms and smoke detectors as well.  Why not pick up a couple of extra batteries and ensure that your home and family is safe during the upcoming winter months?  Enjoy the extra hour of sleep this weekend...even if daylight ends and dark seems to envelop the day. 
    Have a wonderful week, Louisvillians!

 

Have a wonderful week, Louisvillians!

Your Louisville Newsletter Editor,

Paula

Please send your news to me at:

editor@louisvillenebraska.com

Daylight Savings Time ends this Sunday, November 7, 2010 at 2:00 AM local daylight time
Before you go to bed on Saturday night move your clock 1 hour back and sleep in on Sunday morning!


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