WHAT’S NEW IN SPRINGFIELD, NE
May 11, 2011

CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
CLEAN UP DAY
MAY 21
TIME: 8:00am - 3:00pm
WHERE: Spruce St. & Railroad Ave.
PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED
BRING YOUR CURRENT WATER BILL
MAIN STREET CONSTRUCTION
ALL BUSINESSES ARE OPEN!
SAVE THE DATE!
SPRINGFIELD DAYS 2011
TEAR IT UP IN SPRINGFIELD
SATURDAY
JUNE 11, 2011
JOIN US FOR A DAY OF FUN -FILLED FAMILY ACTIVITIES
Time to send in your Grand Parade entry form. Find a copy here:
The next Springfield Days organizational meeting will be held Thursday, May 12, 7PM at Springfield Memorial Library. Anyone interested in helping is welcome to attend.
Volunteers Needed!
Volunteers are needed from 11am -3pm during Springfield Day's. Helpers with assist with the games and crafts planned during the children and family activities at the Community Building. Please call Connie at 402-707-4998 or email
Friends of the Springfield Memorial Library
Duck Drop Race
June 11 Springfield Days
Start Time approximately 5:30pm
Tickets now on sale- $3.00 each or 2for $5.00
Prizes include:
Nook Color E-Reader
$50 Springfield State Bank Savings Bond
$25 Best Buy gift card
and various prizes
Buy tickets at the Library, Nana's Closet, Springfield Drug,
Springfield State Bank
COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE
Mark the date! The next community Blood Drive will be held Sunday, June 12 at Springfield City Hall, 9am – 1pm. More details will be coming soon.
SPRINGFIELD LEGION AUXILIARY
SENIOR LUNCH
MAY 17, NOON
SPRINGFIELD LEGION HALL
PLATTEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Sunday
May 15, 2010
1:00pm
Platteview High School Main Gym
CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS!
SPRINGFIELD'S NEWEST BUSINESS
PREMIER EVENTS SOCIAL HALL
&
I TIE THE KNOTS WEDDING OFFICIATION
145 MAIN STREET
SPRINGFIELD, NE
for more information
SPRINGFIELD ARTWORKS
183 Main Street
Springfield, NE 68059
402-301-9162
The Art Quilt Exhibit and Sale at Springfield Artworks has been extended until June 25 due to it's popularity. Margie Trembley, co-owner of Springfield Artworks said the response has been great. "People walk in the door of our gallery and say "Wow". That makes it all worthwhile."
Later in the year "A Touch of Japan," an exhibit of all things Japanese will be hosted by Springfield Artworks. "Our interest in this fascinating country and it's people has made it possible for us to showcase some lovely Japanese pieces and photographs."
Classes continue at the gallery throughout the Spring and Summer months. If you don't see a class that you are interested in, just ask us. We can arrange to schedule just what you are looking for.
There will be almost no interruptions at the Gallery during the construction on Main Street. Sidewalk will be always available for our customers.
KID & TEEN CLASSES

May 28 It's a Beetle Happening 10:30am -11:15 or 11:30 (class size 5 max)
Spring is here and you too can have your own beetle bug just for your room. Kids will love decorating this really cool guy. Ages 10+
June 15 It's your Choice 10:30- 11:15 or 11:30 (class size 5 max)
Decorate your own banner for your room or a felted picture frame. Only pink banners available. Ages 10+
June 21 Glass Dragonfly for Teens 10:30-noon (class size 5 max)
Dragon Flies are fun to make. In this class we will be using colored crushed glass placed in a mold and kiln fired. Some cold working after firing will be necessary to finish off your work of art. This can be done when you pick up your dragon fly. This class will take one firing in the kiln. $35 class fee includes all materials and kiln firing. If students wish to add dicroic glass there will be an additional fee.
All kids classes are $15 but the teen class is $35.
All fees for registration must be paid one week prior to the class date. Payment by cash or check only. March registration and fee need to be done by Saturday, March 26.
ART QUILT EXHIBIT

Featuring 4 Illinois quilters and fiber artists, Frieda Anderson, Sharon Malec, Darcy Berg, and Annie Lullie. These award winning artists works have been exhibited throughout the U.S. Don't miss the opportunity to see or purchase their one of a kind art pieces and exhibit at Springfield ArtWorks.
GALLERY HOURS
TUESDAY – FRIDAY
1-6 PM
SATURDAY
11AM – 4:30PM
402-301-9162
“BLING TO BLUE JEANS”
PROM FOR ADULTS
MAY 20, 2011
LEGION HALL
SPRINGFIELD, NE
7PM – 12AM
MUSIC AT 8PM
Help “Nana” and her team, “TuTus for TaTas” raise money for Breast Cancer. They will be going to Chicago to participate in the:
“Avon Walk for Breast Cancer”
Music, Snacks, Cash Bar, Silent Auction & Lots of Fun!
“Free Will Donation” accepted at the door.
***also collecting Silent Auction items***
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MAIN STREET
FAMILY CONSIGNMENT & MORE
SPRING & SUMMER ITEMS NOW AVAILABLE
DRY CLEANING PICK UP & DROP OFF EVERY SATURDAY
PROVIDED BY: GRETNA CLEANERS
HOURS:
Tuesday –Thursday 10AM – 6PM
Friday 10AM -5PM
Saturday 9AM – 2PM
SOARING WINGS VINEYARD
Friday Night Music Series
Bring a lawn-chair or blanket to sit out, watch the sunset, enjoy some great music with some great wine! Rain or Shine the music plays
May Music - Friday Night 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.($5 cover charge, age 12 and up)
Don't forget to bring your lawn chair or blanket to guarantee your seats!
May 13 - Acoustic Groove
May 20 - Andrew James Trio
May 27 - Soul Preserves
May Music - Sunday Afternoon 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. (No cover charge)
Don't forget to bring your lawn chair or blanket to guarantee your seats!
May 15 - John Stokely
May 22 - Mark Irvin
May 29 - Stephen Monroe
Dedication to Education - May 25th - 12:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Educational professionals age 21 and over will received 10% off current vintage wine bottle purchases (excludes Syrah) to say Thank You and kick-off your summer the right way! Simply present proof of current school employment during your visit to receive this wonderful discount!
Coming up on May 14th - 3 Course Dinner
Cost is $32 per person
Come enjoy a wonderful 3 course dinner paired with Soaring Wings wines with linen tablecloths, candles, and soft music make for a nice atmosphere for this event.
Mark your calendars now!
June 4th - Blues Festival
August 20th - Swine on the Vine
September 25th - Harvest Festival
HAPPENING NEARBY

3RD ANNUAL
ART IN THE YARD
SUNDAY, MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND, MAY 29
10 AM TO 4 PM
Artists from 3 states are participating
Great way to enjoy a large variety of art under the shade of 150 year old oak trees.
Best Art Show around!
FREE
Parmele House Bed & Breakfast
520 Avenue F
Plattsmouth, NE
Directions:
"download map"
Contact:
Carroll Hudson, Event Coordinator and Innkeeper
The 3rd Annual Art In The Yard presents great artists from 3 states exhibiting their art. Great getaway, great art, and fun for everyone. Pottery, painting, jewelry, yard art, wood sculpture - something for everyone. See you there!
Lofte Community Theatre
Pictured on Attachment: Front Row - Allison Bauers of Louisville and Elbert Traylor of Lincoln. Back row - Best Supporting Actor recipient, Larry Bauers of Louisville, Noelle Bohaty of Lincoln, Doug Rothgeb of Omaha and Betty Colbert of Weeping Water.
Lofte Receives Two Awards at Regional Competition
The Lofte Community Theatre of Manley, NE was one of two Nebraska arts organizations recently selected to represent the state at the AACT Regional play competition held in Kansas. Players from the Lofte performed a one hour cutting from "Leaving Iowa," a comedy by Tim Clue & Spike Manton that revolves around one man's memories of childhood family vacations.
In all, there were ten entries from the states of Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, North and South Dakota, Minnesota and Missouri. The competition took place at the Salina Community Theatre April 28-May 1. At the end of the competition, the Lofte took home two prestigious awards; "Best Costumes," and actor Larry Bauers of Louisville was awarded, "Best Supporting Actor." Beatrice's Community Players were recognized in the category of "Best Sound." The Lofte is a non-profit organization and was able to attend the competition thanks to generous donations from the general public as well as a grant from the Nebraska Arts Council.
Artistic Director Kevin Colbert was extremely proud of the cast's performance. He also noted that the winner of the competition, "Wiley and the Hairy Man," from a theater in Cloquet, Minnesota was directed by Cheryl Kramer-Milder (formerly Callahan). Cheryl is a Lofte Community Theatre alumni who performed in many of their productions from 1978-1981. The Minnesota team will now advance to the national AACT competition being held in Rochester, NY.
The full-length version of "Leaving Iowa," will open the Lofte's 2011 season. Performances will run May 28-June 12. Tickets are $17 and can be purchased online at www.Lofte.com or by calling the Lofte box office (402) 234-2553.
Celebrate the New Spirit and Fun that is Louisville's Original
Art Chicks!
Check the new website: http://www.LouisvilleArtChicks.com
The energy of Jeanne Anderson has been released in this re-birth of this Louisville Legend!
lets all remember, that ... Girls just want to have Fun!
CASS COUNTY FAIR 2011
SCHEDULE
http://www.cassfair.com


~During my second year of nursing school our professor gave us a quiz. I breezed through the questions until I read the last one: "What is the first name of the woman who cleans the school?"Surely this was a joke. I had seen the cleaning woman several times, but how would I know her name. I handed in my paper, leaving the last question blank. Before the class ended, one student asked if the last question would count toward our grade. "Absolutely," the professor said. "In your careers, you will meet many people. All are significant. They deserve your attention and care, even if all you do is smile and say hello. "I've never forgotten that lesson. I also learned her name was Dorothy.
- Joann C. Jones
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