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Louisville Wednesday Newsletter -

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2nd Annual

 

Louisville 620

 

Poker Run & Street Dance

 

Saturday, July 24th

 

the day before the exciting Last Hot Sunday Louisville car show

 

Poker Run to start at Nebraska Brewing Company

and end at Good Times with Family Street Dance and Beer

Garden!

 

There will be food, live music, raffles, silent auction and a whole lot of fun!  The 6/20 Fund Committee is currently looking for volunteers for this community event.   If you know of anyone else who is interested in helping and should be on the email distribution list, please let us know.  We are a united group of volunteers and welcome ALL who would like to help!!  Please email \n cafe@68037.com cafe@68037.com  You need JavaScript enabled to view it This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it if you are interested in volunteering.

 

Additionally, the 2nd Annual Carpetball Tournament is being

planned for August - more details coming soon!

 

Check us out on Facebook:   “LOUISVILLE 6/20”

 

Mission Statement

Louisville 6/20 is a united non-profit organization dedicated to helping the 6 victims of the June 20, 2009 accident in South Bend, NE.  This organization is committed to helping the victims and their families deal with the mounting financial and emotional burdens as a result of this tragic accident through local fundraisers, benefits and donations.

 

2010 Focus

Last year the money raised was split between all 6 victims.  This year we have decided to individualize our goal with all funds being directed toward Margo Marino and her continued improvement both physically and emotionally.  Next year we will reevaluate our goal based on the response and success of this year's events as well as the current needs of the families.

 

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"GUYS and DOLLS"




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L O F T E   T H E A T R E!!!


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Betty and Samantha Colbert. Betty played the role of Sarah Brown in 1992. Her daughter, Samantha will be playing the same role 18 years later at the Lofte Community Theatre.

 

http://www.lofte.com/

 

 

“Guys and Dolls” opened on Friday, July 16.

Performance dates are July 16-18*, 22-25*, 29-31 and August 1.

Performances times are 7:30pm Thursday-Saturday and 2pm matinees on Sundays.

July 18 and 25 have both a 2pm matinee and 7:30pm evening performance.

Tickets are $16 and can be purchased by calling the Lofte box office at (402) 234-2553.


 

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MARIAN JOHNSON...

goes the "Extra Mile!"


Each week, the Gregg Young Chevrolet Dealership will award $500 to the group or individual that's gone the extra mile. Our own Marian Johnson from Louisville received the award this past week for her efforts in our community.  Special thanks to Cathy Leibman for letting the Editor know!  :)  Check out the link below to see Marian's interview!

http://www.wowt.com/promotions/misc/82832247.html

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Goodie Bag Items Needed!!

 


If you or your business would like to include something in the goodie bags for the Last

 

Hot Sunday Car Show, please have everything to the City Office by this FRIDAY!!!


 

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First Christian Church 2010 Concert Series

Blackwood Brothers from Memphis TN

July 26 - Monday @ 7PM

306 W. H St.

Weeping Water NE

Free Admission w/ Love offering taken

402-269-5508

www.blackwoodbrothers.com




The Weeping Water First Christian Church Concert Series is excited to announce the return of former Southeast Nebraska favorites, Jimmy Blackwood & The Blackwood Brothers Quartet from Memphis TN. The quartet will in concert Monday July 26 at 7:00PM at 306 H St in Weeping Water.  Admission to the concert is free and an offering will be taken to support the ministry of the quartet. For more information contact Ken Johnson at 402-269-5508

The Blackwood Brothers Quartet was formed in Mississippi in 1934 with brothers Roy, Doyle, James and Roy's son, R.W. The quartet move to Shenandoah in 1940 and were heard three times daily on KMA radio. Hilton Griswold joined the group as pianist and the group traveled across Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota during the 40s and many today still remember the quartet from those early radio days.  The Blackwoods’ have always counted their days in Shenandoah and the friends they made back then as some of their greatest blessings. The quartet moved to Tennessee in 1950 and continues to travel around the world singing gospel music. All of the original brothers have passed away but James’ sons continue the 76-year heritage of what has become the best-known quartet in the history of gospel music. The group today consists of Jimmy and Billy Blackwood, first tenor Wayne Little and bass singer Randy Byrd, acclaimed the best tenor/bass combination in gospel music and Mike Hammontree at the piano. The result is one of the best quartets you will ever hear!  We in Weeping Water  and the surrounding area are always happy to host a return appearance by this world-renowned group. Make your plans to attend this great concert.


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MAIN STREET CAFE

Mmmmm...good!



Tues., 7/20:  Hot Turkey Sandwich, Soup - Vegetable Beef

Wed., 7/21:  Meatloaf Dinner, Soup - Mushroom

Thur., 7/22:  Chicken Enchilado or Taco Platter, Soup - Chicken Corn Chowder

Fri. 7/23:  Crispy Chicken Wrap with Ranch, Honey Mustard, or BBQ, Soup - Pizza



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LOUISVILLE POWER DRIVE


END-OF-YEAR RESULTS


After a long up and down rally season, the Louisville Power Drive team has finished its 3rd rally season. This year brought many challenges and new ideas with the building of a new car, and it also brought with it continued success with the return of 48 car in its second year. The long, late hours spent designing and making modifications to the cars to get them ready for rallies was well worth it. The Louisville team competed in 5 of the 6 rallies this season and again represented Louisville by performing well.


The advanced class car 48, in its second year finished with three 1st place finishes and one 2nd place finish on the year. The team was also awarded best pit crew for their efforts in preparing the car for the rally and a smooth pit stop during the rally itself. A few senior members played a big part in making the 48 car a success the past two years, these seniors are: Sean Churchich, Cori Hall, DJ Hobbs and Pat McAndrew. The 48 car performed well at the state race finishing 4th after a few mechanical failures which took the car out of contention. The 48 car did finish on a high note by placing 1st in the vehicle documentation and receiving a Snap-On tool box as the award for their efforts.


The standard class car 45 started out well. Finishing 1st in the first two rallies, the car was off to a great start, but during the 3rd rally in Columbus on a rough track, a weld broke causing the car to hit a curb and roll. Extensive damage was done to the right side of the car and it took the team almost 3 weeks to make repairs to get the car ready for the final state rally. The 45 car performed well receiving good times during the braking and maneuverability contests and also ran well in the rally. Still a few minor mechanical problems from the rollover kept the 45 car from placing in the rally, but the combined effort brought home an overall finish of 3rd in the state.
Thank you again to all of our sponsors who have helped make Louisville Racing a success. As a team we have enjoyed the overwhelming support from the community and friends and hope to again have another successful year in 2011.

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Louisville Power Drive

2010
Louisville Power Drive
Results

Advanced Class Car 48
1st Place – Motorsports Park Hasting – Hastings, NE
2nd Place - UNL Tractor Testing Lab – Lincoln, NE
1st Place - Alternate Fuel Challenge – Columbus, NE
1st Place – Cuming County Open – West Point, NE
1st place – Best vehicle documentation – Mid-America Motorplex, IA
4th Place Overall – State Championships – Mid-America Motorplex, IA

Standard Class Car 45
1st Place – Motorsports Park Hasting – Hastings, NE
1st Place - UNL Tractor Testing Lab – Lincoln, NE
3rd Place Overall – State Championships – Mid-America Motorplex, IA

Best Pit crew - UNL Tractor Testing Lab – Lincoln, NE


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Show our local military veterans how much you care while you dance the night away under the moonlit starry skies!!

 

The Confidentials,

one of the region's premier party bands will bring their soulful blend of funk, jazz and reggae to Sumtur Amphitheater on Aug. 20th for an evening of singing, dancing and a rockin' good time!  The band will be performing at a benefit concert for the Veterans Memorial planned for the campus of the Eastern Nebraska Veterans Home in Bellevue.  The whole town is invited, so this is a party you won't want to miss!

 

When: Aug. 20, 2010. Gates open at 6pm. The concert begins at 7pm.

Where: Sumtur Amphitheater, 11691 S. 108th St., Papillion, NE (about 1 mile south of Highway 370 on 108th St.)

Why: To benefit the Veterans Memorial at the Eastern Nebraska Veterans Home, Bellevue, NE

Admission: Reserved Seating, $15; General Seating, $10 Concessions will be available.

Sponsored by: Hy-Vee, Bellino Enterprises, and Night Vision Fireworks

 

For more information or to purchase advance tickets, call Courtney Kucirek (402) 740-4184 or Aimee Middleton (402) 672-5050.

 

Information about the Veterans Memorial can be found at www.papillion.org/fire_leadership_sarpy.cfm

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WANTED:

New & Used Car Lot Attendant

 

Copple Chevrolet -  GMC

Is looking for a dependable, self motivated individual to maintain the appearance of our new & used car inventories.

The individual would be responsible for keeping the vehicles clean inside and out, properly displaying vehicles in three lots, maintaining the surrounding areas & other miscellaneous tasks.


Must have a clean driving record. Please E-Mail your response to:

justincopple@copplecars.com or bob@copplecars.com



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Thanks for helping to keep YOUR LOUISVILLE Newsletter fresh and up-to-date!  :)

 

Hello Louisvillians!

 

      I had the privilege to spend several days in the mountainous splendor of Colorado just recently.  It was a beautiful escape, and the scenery was exquisite.  Of course, while Nebraska was suffering under sweltering record-breaking temperatures, I was enjoying the cooler air and less humid weather of Colorado.  It was quite nice, I have to admit. 

 

     But, if you're like me, by the time the end of the vacation approaches, I'm always more than ready to go home, anxious for the little things that make one feel at ease...the feel of your own pillow, your own view out the living room window, familiar streets and faces and all of the wonderful attributes of home. 

 

    It's true...I've started humming it already, though Husker football season isn't for a little while yet, I have that infamous song imprinted on my memory.  How many of you are now humming, "There's No Place Like Nebraska" ?  There's really no place like this place called Nebraska or Louisville, for that matter.  I am always proud to be a Nebraskan, when I journey to other places.  I have a genuine sense of pride when I tell people where I'm from, and I'm always anxious to return home to this great state.  Visiting and traveling are amazing, but there's something about home that is difficult to pen into words. 

 

     How about you, Louisvillians?  Where have you been this summer?  Have you been proud to tell where you're from?  Did you look forward to returning to your home?  What is it about home that really makes it "home" to you?  I wonder about your answers and thoughts to this, and I welcome your comments (via e-mail or in person) too.  Until then, "there's no place like Nebraska...or Louisville!"

Have a wonderful week, Louisvillians!


Your Louisville News Editor,

Paula

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