LIMESTONE DAY CELEBRATION 2014
SATURDAY, JUNE 28TH
WEEPING WATER LIMESTONE DAY 2014 ACTIVITIES
FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 27TH
5-10:30PM - High School Kickball Tournament - Ballfield - Linda Twomey 402-297-3020
7-9pm - Weeping Water Cheerleaders Bingo - Baseball Pavilion
SATURDAY, JUNE 28TH
7:30 - Fishing Contest - City Lakes - Jerry Smith - 402-672-0125
7:30 - Volleyball Tournament - Daphne Nutter 402-616-7711 - Kristen Weigum 402-740-7199
7:30 - Registration Cryin Creek 5K Mud/Fun Run - Basketball Court - Jane Rhodes 402-297-3341
8am-8pm - Library Book Walk - East to West Bridge along Walking Trail
8:00 - Kickball Tournament - Ballfield - Linda Twomey 402-297-3020
8:30 - Fishing Contest Awards - City Lakes - 402-672-0125
8:30 - Parade Registration - New school parking lot - Kathy Schreiner 402-297-2411
9am-1pm - Library book sale - Aimee Morlan - 402-267-3050
9:00 - Quilt show - Heritage House & Memory Lane Museum - Doris Duff 402-267-4925
9:00 - Horseshoe Tournament - at East Bridge - Bill Miller 402-709-7328
9am-4pm- Photo Contest & Display- Legion Hall Adult & Kids Division - Mather family 402-267-5252
9am-5pm - Craft Show & Flea Market - Euclid Lodge - Scott Miller 402-990-8580
9:45 - Opening Ceremonies - Main Street - MC Kurt Powles 402-616-2425 - National Anthem, Sydney Keckler - Miss Weeping Water Coronation - Diane Wade 402-450-0402
10:00 - Grand Parade - Main Street - Grand Marshals - Wes Redden & Renee Sheehan
After Parade - Children's Container Gardening - City Lake Pavilion - Weeping Water Garden Club - Barb Neimann 402-267-6295
11:00 - Bicycle/Tricycle Races - Main Street - Scott Schreiner 402-297-0079
12:30 - Inner tube Race Registration - City Lake - Jacque Davis 402-499-2237
1:00 - Duck Races - Green Bridge - Dolly Crandall 402-690-2963
1:00 - 3:30 - Free Swim - City Pool
1:30 - Inner tube Races - City Lakes - Adult & Kids Division - Jacque Davis 402-499-2237
3-5pm - Weeping Water Fire Fighters - Free Water Fights - J Street by car wash- Bryce Bantz 402-699-4274
3:30 - Money Plunge - City Pool - Ages 0-14 - Jerry Smith 402-672-0125
3:45 - Hillbilly Redneck Triathlon - Meet at Express Lane - Mickey Cave 402-297-5631
5-9pm - Rainbow Trout - Face Painting AND Gregory Wayne - Magician & Balloonist - Ballfield
5pm - Opening Evening Ceremonies - Ballfield - MC Kurt Powles 402-616-2425
5:15 - Lincoln Sport Parachute Club jump - National Anthem - Sydney Keckler
5:30-7:30 - Chamber BBQ - Ballfield - Pay at BBQ - Diane Wade 402-450-0402
5:30 - Rock Olympics - Shawn Hammons 402-297-8268
5:30 - Der Weiner Slinger - The World Famous Conrad
6:00 - Rosenbach Warrior Training Branch - Marital Arts Demonstration - Jerry Smith 402-672-0125
7pm - Dodge Ball Contest - Adult & Kids Division - Kurt Powles 402-616-2425
8:30 - Water Sponge Race - Ballfield
10:00 - Fireworks Extravoganza - FREE!!! - Ballfield
10:30pm - 1:00am - Scary Stroll Summer Scream - 601 E Eldora Ave - Timron Gilfert 402-770-8684
2014 LIMESTONE DAY KIDS FISHING CONTEST
Rules & Participation
1. All participants must register before fishing.
2. Registration begins at 7am at City Lakes
3. Only fish the EAST half of the lake, there will be no judges on the West half.
4. Ages birth to 15 years old on the day of the contest.
5. All Nebraska fishing rules apply.
Age Categories
Children will be broken up into the following age categories:
0-2 years
3-4 years
5-6 years
7-8 years
9-10 years
11-12 years
13-15 years
Contest
Prizes are awarded for the following categories:
First Fish
Last Fish
Smallest Fish
Largest Fish
Most Fish
Prizes are handed out to winners of each category in each age group.
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Residents are reminded to please refrain from blowing grass clippings into the street as it can create problems with the city's storm sewer drains.
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Due to the construction at the Weeping Water School, the recycling trailer has been relocated to Manley until further notice.
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Senior meals are available at the Hopper Community Center, 101 W Eldora Ave., Suite 3, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Call Ruth Vogt at 402-267-5303 to order a meal or schedule a delivery.
UPCOMING MENU
Wednesday, June 18th
cheddar loafs
baked potato
carrots
jello
brownie
Friday, June 20th
chicken breast
hash brown casserole
cottage cheese w/peaches
applesauce bar
Monday, June 23rd
meatballs in gravy
mash potatoes
broccoli
pea salad
fresh fruit
Wednesday, June 25th
roast beef & gravy
mash potatoes
carrots
jello w/fruit
pudding
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On Sunday June 8th the youth of Louisville First United Methodist got to hit Pastor Bob Wynn in the face with cream pies. This was because they met their goal of raising money for the UMC Nickels for Nigeria program. The UMC partners with Nigeria in raising money for food, clothing and other basic necessities in Nigeria. The kids were challenged to fill a coffee can with nickels in 4 weeks. If they did it they could hit me with cream pies. They did it with ease and on the 8th I took my punishment. Blessings, Pastor Bob Wynn
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The Old Avoca Schoolhouse, in Avoca, Nebraska, is offering a TWIN FIDDLING WORKSHOP, on Saturday, August 2, from 10am - 12 noon, in the Old Avoca Schoolhouse. This workshop, led by championship fiddler and author, Deborah Greenblatt, is perfect for fiddlers who want to learn to play duets with other fiddlers. Students of all ages will learn how to construct their own harmony parts by ear, and by writing the notes down in standard notation. Tunes will range in difficulty from easy to intermediate. Fiddle tunes from many traditions will be explored, including Irish, Swedish, Klezmer, Cajun, Scottish, etc.
Enrollment is limited to 10 fiddlers, and pre-registration is required. To sign up, or to ask questions, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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