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Louisville Public Schools

BACK IN SPORTS

ACTION!!

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LIONS

Cross Country

Runs to W I N!

(Headliners and photo courtesy of

The Lions Den and

Mike Krambeck Photography--[thank you, MIKE!!]

visit http://www.louisvillelions.com/ for the rest of the story.)

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Above: Stander won her first individual career title by touring the Tecumseh Country Club in a time of 17:06.47,

over 51 seconds better then her time of a year ago.

But Stander wasn’t the whole show for the Lions as three other girls won medals also.

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September 19th

Fall Food Drive

The First Christian Church ~ Disciples of Christ

and the United Methodist Church

of Louisville

are teaming up to collect non perishable food and paper ,

as well as laundry products for our food bank.

We are asking the buisnesses

and residents of Louisville to support us by placing these items on

your doorstep on the 19th.

(No damaged or outdated items, please.)

We will be going around Louisville @ 2PM

to collect these gifts of life and love.

If you wish to donate funds to this cause, please contact Pastor Cathy

or Pastor Joel and thank you Louisville for your support!

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Grand Opening Celebration

Saturday, September 25, 2010

2:00 P.M. until 4:00 P.M.

Official Ribbon Cutting

3:00 P.M.

Please join the Fusselman Family, Allen Family and Harvey Family as they celebrate 60 years of professional service to Cass and Otoe Counties and the beginning of a new business venture.

Located at

413 Elm Street

Louisville, Nebraska 68037

402-234-3985

www.fusselmanallenharvey.com

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JOIN THE “LOUISVILLE TEAM”

IN OUR 3^RD CORPORATE CUP

Run or walk 10K(6.2 mi) or 2 mi

ON SUNDAY MORNING September 19th

in downtown Omaha

THE TEAM IS SPONSORED BY BLAKE'S PHARMACY

Donation to the American Lung Association is $15

And Blake's will provide the official T-shirt

For TEAM LOUISVILLE

** Registration deadline for our team is SEPT. 10

We will meet in front of the city office at 7:30 a.m. and travel together to the race site.

If you haven't picked up your t-shirt, Kitran will have them that morning.

QUESTIONS CALL KITRAN AT 402-234-3025

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Heidi Warner says

goodbye...

After 10 years of volunteering as your local American Red Cross coordinator, I have decided it is time to give up this position. It has been a great 10 years watching the community come in every 3 months and donate blood. I have met so many caring and giving people in the town, and I'm happy to say they have become friends to me over the years. I thank every one of you for taking time out of your schedule to come in and save one more life!!

I have a blood drive the end of September and I am looking for someone or an organization that would be willing to work with me, so that when the blood drive is held in December, this person/organization can take over completely.

If you have any questions that you would like to ask, please email or call me.

Again, thanks for all the support the community has given me in helping me run the drives. If it wasn't for you coming in, I would never have met my goals over the years.

Heidi Warner

lilfitzer@yahoo.com

402-234-3170

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Jeff's Jack & Jill Grocery

- Goes On-Line! -

Follow our Jeff and Ken -

on Twitter - http://twitter.com/jeffsgrocery

Be the first to know when fresh Cherries arrive,

or tuna goes on special, or best of all a special

"Thought for the Day from Ken!"

(One of Louisville's Truly Great Grocer/Philosophers)

Clip and print only the coupons you need -

Click Here

Bookmark www.JeffsGrocery.com

and check it each morning!

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The Lincoln Squadron of the Naval Sea Cadet Corps is looking for students (10-18) who have an interest in the Sea, the Navy or other military services. This is a voluntary youth organization with no commitment to future military service. Lincoln Squadron drills one weekend per month at Camp Ashland in Ashland NE. Check out the Sea Cadets on the web at www.seacadets.org or email the commanding officer LTJG Kimberly Koch for more information kimjoko@yahoo.com .

Upcoming drill dates are:

August 27,28,29

Sept 17,18,19

Please note that Lincoln Squadron is not only for youth from Lincoln, but there are youth from many different cities: Seward, Chapman, Ashland, Greenwood, Elmwood, and Elkhorn and looking to expand into your community.

Please come check out what this program is about. We can also be found on facebook under Naval Sea Cadet Corp – Lincoln Squadron. You will find pictures from recent events and updated drill information.

LTJG Kimberly J Koch, NSCC

Lincoln Squadron

Commanding Officer

402-430-5914

www.seacadets.org

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Dear Louisvillians,

With the beginning of the school year, it's evident that schedules will shift for athletes, parents, coaches and community members and fans. Though summer is always a busy time for everyone, with the onset of the fall sports seasons, it's evident that afternoons and evenings as well as weekend days may be spent at sporting practices and events of all kinds. What does that mean for you and your family? Will you attend Louisville sporting events and activities regularly? Do you travel to both home and away games to catch a glimpse of the Louisville Lions in action? How do you balance your work, home and school life?

Attending activities of all kinds and cheering on the Lions are both fantastic ways to show your community support and loyalty. It's enjoyable to watch young people learn how to cooperate and practice teamwork in their quest for victory. It's a rewarding experience to watch improvement and the smiles that erupt on a child's face after a personal or team best. All of these experiences are valuable for the participants and the fans.

Something else that is valuable, however, is something called "me time" which is a chance to relax and rest from the daily activities that seem to consume our hours. I encourage everyone to schedule actual minutes in the day to have this time, in order to preserve our health and mental well-being. Playing hard is important, but resting and taking several minutes a day to simply breathe is also essential.

So, in the midst of penciling in your committments to the calendar, consider a few minutes a day that you can schedule for yourself as "me time." How you spend this time is not as important as carving out these precious reflective moments that everyone truly needs.

Have a wonderful week, Louisvillians!

Your Louisville Newsletter Editor,

Paula

Please send your news to me at:

editor@louisvillenebraska.com

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