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From: Anne-Marie Boose“ R I N G I N G I N T H E SE A S O N ” SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8th LOUISVILLE, NEBRASKA SPONSORED BY B.U.I. L.D. SUPPORTED IN PART BY A GRANT FROM THE CASS COUNTY VISITORS PROMOTION COMMITTEE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 222 Walnut St. BREAKFAST BEGINNING AT 8:30am CHRISTMAS TREE LANE – SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER Elm St. & Hwy 66 FOLLOW THE CANDY CANES ALONG THE STREETS VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE DECORATED THEME TREE BY DONATIONS. DONATIONS WILL BE USED FOR HOLIDAY EVENTS AND A LOCAL CHARITY SHOP AT THE CRAFT TABLES 9:00– 4:00 ENJOY A SLOPPY JOE LUNCH 11:00am – 2:00pm MUSIC PROVIDED BY TIM KOEHN ROYAL NEIGHBOR’S BENEFIT BAKE SALE FOR SKYLER JON BENNETT LOUISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 217 MAIN – OPEN HOUSE 8:30-12:00 LOUISVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOYER 3rd & Cherry St. A HOLIDAY “STOP & SHOP” FOR ALL YOUR HOME PARTY NEEDS 9:00am – 3:30pm FREE CARRIAGE RIDES SPONSORED BY ASH GROVE 11:00am – 2:30pm ENTERTAINMENT WITH HOT CHOCOLATE & COOKIES FOR SALE LHS Christmas Jazz Combo will perform at 12:00 noon Frances Aus Memorial Hand Bell choir led by Bev Wittrock will perform at 1:00 pm LOUISVILLE FIRE HALL Main Street HAVE YOUR FREE PICTURE TAKEN WITH SANTA COURTESY OF B.U.I. L.D AND BARB EMORY 1:00pm – 3:00pm NEXT TO THE FIRE HALL KIDS CAN HAVE PICTURES TAKEN WITH LIVE REINDEER COURTESY OF WASTE MANAGEMENT 2:00pm – 4:30pm BYOC (BRING YOUR OWN CAMERA) LOCAL BUSINESS AND RESTAURANTS WILL BE OPEN HOLIDAY MUSIC ON MAIN STREET COURTESY OF LOUISVILLE’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Truly Unique Christmas gifts of original Art Don't forget to visit the Louisville Art Gallery for original, one of a kind gifts starting at $15. Some great mugs, original hand blown vases, serving dishes, paintings, sculptures and more. Before heading to Omaha, take a look in Louisville! Click for a Peek! Not Sure What to Choose? - Get a Gift Certificate! Christmas Cards for Recovering Soldiers date subject Hello, A while ago you had included a piece about writing letters to recovering soldiers. I am a teacher and this is something I want to do with my students. I remember that you reported someone had investigated, and that the Red Cross was the best way to get letters to these brave men and women. Would you mind emailing that article to me so that I make sure my facts are correct and can share it with my colleagues. Thanks in advance. Also, thanks for the louisville.com newsletter. I have been receiving it at my old email address. Long time reader, first time writer. Since I don't work in Louisville, it helps me keep up to date on the community. Keep up the good work and thanks again for your time. Past Newsletters - Back to May of 2000 are always available by Clicking the "What 's New?" button at www.LouisvilleNebraska.com and scroll all the way down to the bottom. Here is the November 14th Newsletter with the instructions on sending Christmas Cards to our Injured Soldiers http://www.louisvillenebraska What God Wants for Christmas - Practice Tonight!! Posted By Stacy Moxey
The Louisville
United Methodist Church is having their Children's Christmas Program
this Sunday, December 9th at 7:00 pm.
From Lisa SheehanIt is a play called What God Wants for Christmas. All are welcome to join us on and tasty cookies will be served after the program! But before the Play, we need to practice. So for those involved please meet at the Church Tonight Wed the 5th at 7pm for practice. Then again on Sat the 8th at 1:30pm for dress rehearsal. Each practice will last about an hour. Thanks, Stacy Library Fine Amnesty Announced Demonstrating True Christmas Spirit, the Library is forgiving All Fines for Overdue Items till Christmas is Over! (Then you are in big trouble, so take advantage of this special gift!) Stop in at the Louisville Library during our Holiday Open House on Saturday, December 8, during regular library hours, which are 8:30 to 12noon. There will be hot beverages available while you browse our book selections and admire the NEW furniture!! Take the time to get a library card if you don't already have one, drop off any books or movies you have been meaning to bring back, and pick up a few selections to enjoy. You can also sit and take a rest on the new chairs and couches in our sitting area and children's area. We will also be having a free will donation book sale, so take a peek at the selections! Also, as our Christmas gift to you, ALL overdue books and videos may be returned FINE FREE until the end of the year! So, bring those items in!!!!! Happy Holidays!
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We built this way for you to share with the BUILD group, (our Local Business Owners), your ideas, observations and suggestions to help improve Louisville. Your comments are now shared at the Monthly BUILD meeting, and your ideas are valuable! We are looking for trends, common requests or concerns. SAY WHAT YOU THINK! All comments will be saved, reviewed and considered, so this is your chance to say what you think! Take The New Survey http://www.b-u-i-l-d.com/talk Classified Ads We made a couple changes to the Classified Section, and the popularity of this section has grown dramatically! You can now add a digital photo of whatever it is you have for sale. Anyways the classified section, is now the most frequently visited section of the website, so get out there and sell something! Click HERE ! Anybody in Louisville can contribute a story.. or a Guest Editorial on pretty much any subject by Clicking HERE: http://www.louisvillenebraska This represents access to about 762 of our neighbors, and you don't have to pay to get your message to the Community. (message must be approved by the editor's Mom, she says; "If you can't says something nice, then shut up and eat!") Join Club Louisville Be sure and check out all the Local Discussion by going to: Click Here:> http://www.louisvillenebraska Hey, Life is Better Here! If you are among the geographically challenged that happen to live somewhere else... Come and Join Us! Easy as 1, 2, 3..... 4 Select a lot in our new Subdivision, drive down and check it out, get a loan eat dinner, then buy some firewood! you too can experience the Better Life! From the Editor Bambi Envy
Folks from the Big City spend Big Bucks
and travel Great Distances to see wildlife.
Having Fun and Shooting Reindeer South of
the RiverI remember seeing live deer just over the ridge on a camping trip in the Rockies. There were raccoons, rabbits, geese all kinds of critters - just like on live TV. We would buy Christmas Cards with pictures of a Doe and Fawn in a snowy glade. Snow flakes falling, thumper smiling.. Peaceful, natural, aaaah...beautiful. that was then this is now Now I want a gun. and maybe some razor wire Stinken deer eat everything! They chew up small trees, dig up bulbs, generally they are a nuisance and they are everywhere! We spray nasty coyote juice squeezed from unfortunate coyotes all over the place trying to get rid of deer. The deer just laugh, and laugh.. (Grrrrr... ) Deer sneak around in the dark, looking for their nightly salt lick fix. In the Big City you try to avoid the dudes with the red noses that insist on cleaning your windshield at the stoplight, around here you try to avoid getting Rudolph all over your windshield, and that red nose in the radiator. I was told those silly deer whistles they sell at the truck stops, actually attract deer. Figures . Some deer, just can't stay away from that salt lick. They lick, and lick, and then they are really flying high. They just can't help it. Up north they call them "Reindeer " and it is spelled NaCLdeer in their rare extinct native language it roughly translates to "deer of rough tongue", or "too much salt licking deer" depending on who you ask. When they go over the line, you see them flying around, dragging sleighs through the night sky. Bizarre. Way too much of the salt lick. Anyways, reforming these "deer of rough tongue" salt lick abusers normally involves some form community service. Turns out they are terrible at picking up litter, (no opposable thumbs), and look kinda goofy in an orange vest, so they get a lot of small town photo ops with red suited elves this time of year. Stop by if you see one, next to the Fire Barn on Saturday and Bring Your Camera! Check that Tongue and Get a Mug Shot Computer John Editor LouisvilleNebraska.Com mailto:ComputerJohn@LouisvilleN
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