Newsletter 9-3-2014

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Village Clerk, Corinne Zahn, reports Dwight and Arlin have

moved the weight room to the new room across from the

bathrooms. We will be getting a new treadmill soon. No one

under 18 is allowed without a parent or guardian. Anyone seen

going in under that age will get their membership cancelled

and the card will be disabled. The Village can not be responsible

for children who are left there with out adult supervision and the

damages that follow. The video can be provided to the police

if necessary.

Congratulations to Bob Bryan for placing first in the tractor

pulling contest at the State Fair.

Get well wishes to Peggy Leefers. And to Dan Crownover,

who is now home and recuperating.

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Congratulations to Todd Crownover. The South Dakota

Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation has

named Todd Crownover, South Dakota Game, Fish, & Park's

conservation officer, as its 2014 Wildlife Officer of the Yeaar.

This is the 14th year the award has been presented. Todd grew

up in Unadilla and graduated from Syracuse High School.

Fore more information, please visit:

www.http//:gfp.sd/gov/news/news/august/21.aspx

Are you prepared? September is National Preparedness

Month. All Nebraska families should have disaster kits.

Individuals and families should be ready to assume a role

in natural and man-made disasters. Plans should include

where to meet if a home is destroyed and include a list of

important information, including medical information, for

every family member. Be prepared to shelter in place for a

minimum of three days. Tornadoes, floods, and fires can

happen at any time, so make your preparations now!

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Condolences to Paula Carmichael

on the loss of her mother.

A reminder that the Community Library will be closed

all the Saturdays in September.

Our veteran's organizations remind us to fly an American

flag of any size on 9-11, Patriot Day. Honor those who lost

their lives, and their families, and those who are fighting today,

at home and abroad, to preserve our freedom.

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BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

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9-3 Allen Emerson

9-5 Noah Huber

9-6 Emma Porter, Roger & Carolyn Kastens

9-7 Christie Brehm, Lori Boone

9-8 Tom Lewis

9-9 Ron Vodicka

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

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Friday, 9-4-1914, The Otoe Union:

The Village Board passed Ordinance #68, regulating the

use of streets by vehicles. "The public school of Unadilla will

not begin until Monday, Sept. 14th, on account of the state

fair. Charles Van Fleet, principle." "W.M. Bassett came in

from Holt county. He is going to start a garage in our town."

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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

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Apple Jack Festival

Friday ~ Sunday

September 19 ~21, 2014

Nebraska City, NE

http://gonebraskacity.com/festival/apple-jack-festival/

KING O' THE MOON

Pictured on Attachment: From left to right, Josh Smith, Benjiman Pettiford, Eddie McGonigal, Meredith McAdams, Kaitlan Scates-Pettiford, Cheryl Grimshaw and Ed Cutler.

The Lofte Community Theatre will open the family comedy-drama, “King O’ The Moon” on Saturday, August 30. Written by Tom Dudzick, “King” is Part II in a trilogy loosely based upon his family life in Buffalo, NY. Part I, “Over the Tavern,” was produced by the Lofte in 2009. “King O’ The Moon,” follows the Pazinski family’s journey into the rebellious 1960s, just as Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon. The family gathers together to remember their father, Chet and catch-up with each other in the midst of the Civil Rights movement and the Viet Nam War.

Directed by Kevin Colbert, the production has one actress reprising her role. Cheryl Grimshaw again plays the strong Pazinski family matriarch, Ellen. Joining her onstage as the rest of the Pazinski children are Joshua Smith of Plattsmouth, Eddie McGonigal of Omaha, Benjiman Pettiford and Kaitlan Scates-Pettiford both of Bellevue. Meredith McAdams and Ed Cutler round-out the cast.

Production dates for the show are August 30, 31, September 5-7 and 12-14. Tickets are $19. Curtain time on Fridays and Saturdays is 7:30pm. Sunday matinees are at 2pm. Reservations can be made by calling the Lofte box office at (402) 234-2553.

Greenblatt & Seay proudly announce the Eighteenth ANNUAL SCHOOLHOUSE FIDDLING BEE. This historical, hysterical event will take place on Sunday, October 12, at 2:30 PM, downstairs in the Old Avoca, Nebraska Schoolhouse. In the Open Division, fiddlers will play a hoedown, a waltz, and a tune of choice. There will also be other divisions of competition available for the adventurous fiddlers, including a Singing Fiddler's Contest, a Twin Fiddler's Contest, a Fee-Fi-Faux Fiddler's Contest (fiddle tunes played on any instrument other than a fiddle), and a Hocus-Pocus Contest (cross-tuning, sound effects, dancing, etc.), which will give fiddlers an opportunity to play tunes that are usually not allowed in any other contest.

Contestants can pre-register on line (http://www.greenblattandseay.com/schoolhouse_fiddling_bee_preregistration.shtml).

Admission is $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for students, and $1.00 for children. Fiddlers and their back-ups are admitted for free. The contest will be followed by a light snack and an acoustic jam session.

For more information, call 402-275-3221, log on to www.greenblattandseay.com, or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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