SPRINGFIELD NEWS
July 3, 2013
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY
SPRINGFIELD YOUTH
MISSION TRIP
Springfield First United Methodist Church Youth are heading out to the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota for this year’s Mission Trip. They have chosen a new name for their group: I.M.P.A.C.T. – Inspired Ministry Preparing Authentic Christian Teens - This comes from Romans 12: 1-2 about not conforming to the world… Rather than letting the world change you – you make an impact and change it.
From the Youth Group Leader:
We have our big Mission Trip coming up in July. July 6-12th. This is the largest group we have ever taken with 28 of us making the trek. We are going to South Dakota’s Pine Ridge Reservation. It is surrounded by the panoramic beauty of the Badlands. Despite the natural beauty of this community, residents of the reservation are struggling with poverty, unemployment, addiction, health problems and more. Our group will minister to the residents on the reservation through children’s programs and by painting and weatherizing homes.
This trip would not be possible without the love and support of the Springfield Community – So Thank You!!
SARPY COUNTY FAIR 2013
JULY 31- AUGUST 4
MORE INFO:
sarpyfair.com
SUMMER READING PROGRAM LIBRARY EVENT
Look Whooo Visited the Library
Next Monday’s 1:00pm Program:
WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS
SPRINGFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY
665 MAIN STREET
402-253-2797
INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENTS GET THRIFTY
FOR A CAUSE DURING
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY RESTORE DESIGNER CHALLENGE
Seventeen students from Metropolitan Community College’s Interior Design program, including Springfield resident Amanda Scholting, and five local design firms joined forces to create clever, imaginative room vignettes using items from Habitat ReStore and the Salvation Army. The rooms are on display June 24-July 21 in Von Maur Court at Westroads Mall, 10000 California St.
This mini-internship challenged students to apply class concepts and, alongside professional designers, conceptualize ways to transform obvious objects into high-end furnishings.
Mall patrons are invited to view the display for inspiration and vote for their favorite rooms via text message. For every vote received through July 14, Westroads Mall will donate $1 to Habitat for Humanity of Omaha (up to $1,000).
An exclusive unveiling event, sponsored by MCC, was held Sunday, June 23. The reception allowed the teams to celebrate their work, give tours and provide insight into the design process. Design firm partners include D3interiors, Designer’s Touch, Interior Transformations, Tangerine Designs and The Interior Design Firm.
GOING OUT TO THE MOVIES?
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
MARCUS THEATRE MOVIES PASSES
PLATINUM TICKET (anytime) -$8.50
SILVER (anytime except after 5:30 Saturday) $6.50
*some restrictions may apply
ON SALE AT SPRINGFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY
SPRINGFIELD ARTWORKS
183 MAIN STREET
SPRINGFIELD, NE 68059
402-301-9162
OWNERS, GLENN & MARGIE TREMBLEY
www.springfieldartworks.com
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GALLERY HOURS
Tuesday – Friday 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Saturday 11:00am -4:30pm
Sunday & Monday-by appointment
SOARING WINGS VINEYARD
17111 S 138th St
Springfield, NE 68059
402-253-2479
Sunday Acoustic Music
No cover charge
2:00 -5:00 p.m.
July
7th - Chris Saub
14th - An Evening
21st - Mark Irvin
28th - John Stokely
Friday Night Music Series
7:00- 9:30 PM
July
5th - Righteous Pyle
12th- In the Gruv
19th - Cronin Brothers
26th - Out Loud
SARPY COUNTY MUSEUM QUILT SHOW
2402 CLAY STREET
BELLEVUE, NE
Museum Hours
Tuesday – Saturday
10:00am – 4:00pm
Over 90 quilts featured. Springfield quilters included. The exhibit will be on display until August 31st.
HAPPENING NEARBY
Lofte Community Theatre
15841 Manley Rd
PO Box 62
Manley, NE 68403
AUDITIONS FOR
'The Boys Next Door' at Lofte Community Theatre
The Lofte Community Theatre in Manley announces that it will be holding open auditions for 'The Boys Next Door' at 7pm on Monday, July 22 and Tuesday, July 23. 'Boys,' is a very funny yet very touching play that focuses on the lives of four special needs men who live in a communal residence under the watchful eye of their social worker.
Artistic Director Kevin Colbert notes that the script is designed so that 6 of the supporting roles may be played by one actress and one actor. However, if we have enough auditionees, the cast may be doubled. Also the script suggests that the role of Lucian be an African American.
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Rehearsals will begin in late July. Performances will run weekends August 31-September 15. Those auditioning should bring a list of possible schedule conflicts. Questions about auditions or the production itself may be directed to Kevin Colbert at 402-234-2553.
CASS COUNTY 4th of JULY CELEBRATION
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 2013
YOUNG MEMORIAL PARK
MURRAY, NE
(FIREWORKS RAIN DATE: SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2013)
OOZEBALL CONTEST
8 A.M. REGISTRATION
10 A.M. COMPETITION STARTS
SINGLE ELIMINATION
AWARDS 1st PLACE
SHOES REQUIRED
$5 / PERSON
6 - 8 PERSON TEAMS
AGE GROUPS:
8th GRADE and under
HIGH SCHOOL
ADULT
PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE REQUIRED IF YOUNGER THAN 18-YEARS OLD
(Sponsored by Wiles Brothers)
*****
CONCESSIONS
4th of JULY ASSOCIATION
10 A.M. - 9 P.M.
SNOW CONES
NEBRASKA SHAVED ICE
*****
FOOD
MURRAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
304 W. YOUNG ST.
11 A.M. - 4 P.M.
HOMEMADE ICE CREAM and PIE
*****
HORSESHOE CONTEST
11:30 REGISTRATION
COMPETITION STARTS at NOON
$10 for CO-ED TEAM
$5 / PERSON
PAY BACK
FAILURE TO PLAY AT DESIGNATED TIME RESULTS in FORFEITURE of GAME
*****
BINGO
MURRAY CITY HALL
12:30 - 4 P.M.
1 CARD / .50 or 3 CARDS / $1.00
*****
DEACON RAFFLE
MURRAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DRAWING APPROX. 9:35 PM at MEMORIAL PARK
*****
BABY CONTEST
MURRAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Enter through south door)
REGISTRATION: 2:30
CONTEST: 4 PM
(Trophies donated by Murray State Bank)
*****
BEER GARDEN
ON PARK AVE BETWEEN MAIN ST and CAMPBELL
5 PM - MIDNIGHT
NO COVER-CHARGE
MUST be 21 YEARS OLD, ID'S WILL BE CHECKED
(Firehouse Grille)
*****
PARADE
6:30 LINE-UP in FRONT of CONESTOGA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
7 PM PARADE STARTS
*****
STREET DANCE & KARAOKE CONTEST
ON PARK AVE BETWEEN MAIN ST. and CAMPBELL
8 PM - MIDNIGHT
DJ DONOVAN
KARAOKE ENTRY FEE: $5
DANCE ADMISSION: FREE
*****
AUCTION
AT YOUNG PARK, NEAR CONCESSION STAND
8 PM
*****
CORONATION of MISS MURRAY
APPROX. 9 PM
*****
GRAND MARSHAL
APPROX. 9:15 PM
*****
50/50 RAFFLE DRAWING
PURCHASE TICKETS at YOUNG PARK CONCESSION STAND, (GOLD BUILDING) or CALL JERRY or SANDY WHOSE NUMBERS APPEAR at the BOTTOM of this SCHEDULE
DRAWING APPROX. 9:30 P.M.
*****
NATIONAL ANTHEM
APPROX. 9:55 P.M.
*****
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
APPROX. 10 P.M.
(Provided exclusively through donations to the 4th of July Association)
*****
The Cass County 4th of July Association is NOT responsible for an accident or injuries.
For information call Jerry Blasig 402-235-2203 or Sandy Prall, 402-679-7724.
THIS ONE’S FOR THE GIRLS:
UPCOMING OUTDOOR EVENT FOR WOMEN
You’re invited to the 14th Annual Omaha Women in the Outdoors Workshop.
Women interested in experiencing a relaxing, fun-filled day in the outdoors and meeting new friends are invited to an NWTF Women in the Outdoors event August 17 at Platte River State Park.
Women age 14 and up are encouraged to attend. Hands-on instruction will be provided by friendly experts trained to work with beginners and participants of all skill levels.
The event, which begins at 7:30 am, will include the following activities:
Bird Watching
Archery
Kayaking
Hiking
Dutch oven cooking
Try Scuba
Land Navigation
Sausage Making
Participation is just $75, which includes a 1-year membership in Women in the Outdoors and subscription to Turkey Country. Additional fees may apply for some classes and optional overnight.
Advance registration is required. For more information, please contact Karen Berghauser at
Since its inception in 1998, the NWTF Women in the Outdoors program has introduced women through-out North America to outdoor enjoyment.
For more information about the Women in the Outdoors program, please call (800) THE-NWTF or visit www.womenintheoutdoors.or
~Observe good faith and justice towards all nations. Cultivate peace and harmony with all.
-George Washington
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