Newsletter 10-11-2017

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VILLAGE BOARD MEETING

(Tonight, Wednesday, 10-11-2017)

The public is always welcome!

The Village Board minutes from the September

meeting are now available. Just click on the

Village Office tab above.

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Thank you to Allen Hesson for his wonderful donation

of school items for our History Room. They are a delightful

addition to our Rural Schools collection.

Corinne reports the calendar is filling up fast for the

gym - don't wait for the last minute to schedule your

activities! Call her at 828-5355.

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Continued get well wishes to Cindy Bassinger, Bill

Davis, Phil Willnerd, Roland Rodaway

and Gerry Davis.

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Our community library is constantly adding new books.

Pick up some good reading for the upcoming chilly nights!

Unadilla Reference Section:

"Mother's Day Limericks" by the Unadilla

3rd and 4th grade, 1995-1996

"The A to Z of Funny Foods"

3rd and 4th grade computer campers, 1996

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We attended the Jr. High volleyball tournament in

Weeping Water Saturday. Congratulations to the girls

and coach. Both teams placed second. If you haven't

been there, it quite an impressive facility. We are going

to be sad to see the season end, Jr. High basketball

doesn't start till after Christmas!

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If you see Roland Rodaway out and about,

congratulate him on reaching 98 years old!

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BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

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10-11 Gera Stilwell, Scott Remington, Dennis Baker

10-12 Leland & Paula Carmichael

10-13 Jack Stilwell

10-14 Mary Margaret Clark

10-15 Clayton Lewis, Tom Hruby

10-16 Lori Vodicka

10-17 Trevor & Sheena Snyder

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

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Friday, 10-12-1917, The Otoe Union:

William Botsford and family went to Clifton, Kansas, to

visit the Fred Lyon family. Laurence Lyon returned with

them for a short visit. Program for the moving picture show

(held at the Opera House/Town Hall): "Roped In", a dashing

western romance featuring Neal Hart; "Heart Aches", a

drama with Gale Henry and William Franey; and

"Single Code", a 5-reeler starring Crane Wilbur. (Think

this was the beginning of binge-watching?)

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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

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"BOEING, BOEING!"

Set in the bustling1960s, Bernard is a swinging bachelor who has the world on a string: a flat in Paris and three gorgeous stewardesses whom are all engaged to him at the same time without knowing about each other. However, Bernardâ€™s life encounters turbulence when his friend Robert comes for a visit and a new speedier Boeing jet throws off his carefully planned itinerary. Catastrophe looms when all three stewardesses come into town simultaneously and friend Robert keeps forgetting what helpful lies heâ€™s told to whom!

Starring in the show as the troubled Bernard is Doug Rothgeb of Omaha. His best friend Robert is played by Robert Carrera of Bellevue. The bevy of beautiful stewardesses are played by Aubree Sweeney of Plattsmouth, Brenna Thompson of Lincoln and Abigail Fletcher of Omaha. Fan favorite Melinda Mead of Plattsmouth plays the bad-tempered housekeeper, Berthe.

Directed by Kevin Colbert, production dates are October 14, 15, 19-22 and 27-29. Thursday through Saturday curtain times are 7pm. Sunday performances are 2pm matinees. Tickets are $19 each and advance reservations can be made by calling the Lofte box office at 402.234.2553.