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The Kids of Summer! You know summer is on the way when you see kids running around in their underwear.

Jr. High Choir

High School Choir was so good it gave the crowd chills.

Seniors are poised to take off!

Morgan & Rebecca

Garrett Brummer is the official Elmwood Lawn Care Specialist this summer.

Attention: Elmwood High School Alumni

Come see… Something Old, Something New

At the 2010 Elmwood High School

Alumni Banquet

Saturday May 29^th 2010,

6-6:30 Social Time and School Tours

6:30 Dinner

Elmwood School Gym

400 West F Street

Enter at the South Activity Doors

Honor Classes

1940, 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1985

Name_________________

Class of

Address and Phone #_________________________

Number Attending______________X $13.00 each

=_______

Please make checks payable to: Elmwood H.S. Alumni Association

Find our group on Facebook. Search for Elmwood H.S. Alumni Association

This invitation was mailed last week. If you are a graduate of Elmwood High School and did not receive it in the mail, the Alumni does not have your correct address. Please email your current address to elmwoodalumni@gmail.com or mail it to the address above.

Tornado Safety Reminder

Tornado

Know your alert system - Be aware of your community's severe weather warning system. Know in advance where you will take shelter if at home, in the office, etc.

Know the Difference between a Tornado Watch and a Tornado Warning

TORNADO WATCH. Tornadoes are possible in your area. Remain alert for approaching storms. Listen to NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards, commercial TV or radio for weather information.

TORNADO WARNING...A tornado has been sighted or indicated by weather radar. If you may be in the path of the storm, move to a previously designated safe area.

Tornado watches and warnings are issued as soon as the conditions are identified. Use the available time, once you note a warning, to prepare for one of nature's most destructive storms. Stay informed about the approaching storm.

Sometimes tornadoes develop so rapidly that advance warning is not possible. Remain alert for signs of an approaching tornado.

Keep an emergency kit handy - Emergency kits should include first-aid supplies, enough drinking water for three days and food that doesn't need to be refrigerated or cooked. Also be sure to have several flashlights, a battery-powered radio, blankets and extra batteries within reach.

Take inventory of your personal property

- Make a detailed list of your possessions and back it up with photos or video footage. Keep one copy in your home and another in a separate location.

Protect your home -Branches can cause substantial damage if they become airborne, so make sure to keep all trees properly trimmed.

Here is the link to the "Summer workshops" page of our website. http://cass.unl.edu/4hworkshops

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“Small Town” Day at the Live Race Meet at the Lincoln Race Course on June 6, 2010.

We are purchasing a Blanket with the name of your town on it and then asking everyone who lives in your town that is attending the Live Races on June 6^th to come join us in the Winner’s Circle to present the Blanket to the horse that wins your race.

We are also giving FREE General Admission to anyone who shows a Drivers License with the address of your town on June 6,2010.

We would like your help if possible in letting the people who live in your town get this information. We will visit your town and ask if we can put up a few Posters and if you have a Newsletter perhaps letting us put this information in it.

Listed below are the names of the Towns and which Race they will be sponsoring on June 6, 2010. The Town with the most people in the winner’s circle will also win a small trophy.

For more information call 402-473-4104 or email cdecker@lincolnracing.com.

Race 1 – Denton
Race 2 – Murdock
Race 3 – Pleasant Dale
Race 4 – Eagle
Race 5 - Malcolm
Race 6 - Martell
Race 7 - Raymond
Race 8 - Hickman
Race 9 - Elmwood

Lincoln Race Course - www.lincolnracing.com

Upcoming Events:

Wednesday - May 12^th - Desserts for Daughters

Saturday - May 15^th - High School Graduation

Monday - May 17th - Elmwood Murdock Merchants Association (EMMA) meeting - Murdock - Joe Bochgaloopies - 7:00 pm

Tuesday - May 18th - Junior High Honors Night

Thursday - May 27 - School Talent Show from 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Friday - May 28 - Field Day from 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Friday - May 28 - Last day of school

Monday - May 31^st - Dog Licenses Due

Saturday - June 12^th - Elmwood Murdock City Wide Garage Sales

Tuesday - June 15^th - EMMA Good Neighbor Nominations Due

Community Sustaining Sponsors 2010

2010 Community Sustaining Sponsor

NEWS:

Elmwood Newsletter - May 12, 2010

The Kids of Summer! You know summer is on the way when you see kids running around in their underwear.

Jr. High Choir

High School Choir was so good it gave the crowd chills.

Seniors are poised to take off!

Morgan & Rebecca

Garrett Brummer is the official Elmwood Lawn Care Specialist this summer.

Attention: Elmwood High School Alumni

Come see… Something Old, Something New

400 West F Street

Menu

Name_________________

Class of

Please make checks payable to: Elmwood H.S. Alumni Association

Tornado Safety Reminder

Tornado

Know your alert system - Be aware of your community's severe weather warning system. Know in advance where you will take shelter if at home, in the office, etc.

Know the Difference between a Tornado Watch and a Tornado Warning

TORNADO WATCH. Tornadoes are possible in your area. Remain alert for approaching storms. Listen to NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards, commercial TV or radio for weather information.

TORNADO WARNING...A tornado has been sighted or indicated by weather radar. If you may be in the path of the storm, move to a previously designated safe area.

Tornado watches and warnings are issued as soon as the conditions are identified. Use the available time, once you note a warning, to prepare for one of nature's most destructive storms. Stay informed about the approaching storm.

Sometimes tornadoes develop so rapidly that advance warning is not possible. Remain alert for signs of an approaching tornado.

Keep an emergency kit handy - Emergency kits should include first-aid supplies, enough drinking water for three days and food that doesn't need to be refrigerated or cooked. Also be sure to have several flashlights, a battery-powered radio, blankets and extra batteries within reach.

Take inventory of your personal property

- Make a detailed list of your possessions and back it up with photos or video footage. Keep one copy in your home and another in a separate location.

Protect your home -Branches can cause substantial damage if they become airborne, so make sure to keep all trees properly trimmed.

Here is the link to the "Summer workshops" page of our website. http://cass.unl.edu/4hworkshops

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“Small Town” Day at the Live Race Meet at the Lincoln Race Course on June 6, 2010.

We are purchasing a Blanket with the name of your town on it and then asking everyone who lives in your town that is attending the Live Races on June 6^th to come join us in the Winner’s Circle to present the Blanket to the horse that wins your race.

We are also giving FREE General Admission to anyone who shows a Drivers License with the address of your town on June 6,2010.

We would like your help if possible in letting the people who live in your town get this information. We will visit your town and ask if we can put up a few Posters and if you have a Newsletter perhaps letting us put this information in it.

Listed below are the names of the Towns and which Race they will be sponsoring on June 6, 2010. The Town with the most people in the winner’s circle will also win a small trophy.

For more information call 402-473-4104 or email cdecker@lincolnracing.com.

Race 1 – Denton
Race 2 – Murdock
Race 3 – Pleasant Dale
Race 4 – Eagle
Race 5 - Malcolm
Race 6 - Martell
Race 7 - Raymond
Race 8 - Hickman
Race 9 - Elmwood

Lincoln Race Course - www.lincolnracing.com

Pay Your Elmwood Water Bill On-line

NEWS:

Elmwood Newsletter - May 12, 2010

The Kids of Summer! You know summer is on the way when you see kids running around in their underwear.

Jr. High Choir

High School Choir was so good it gave the crowd chills.

Seniors are poised to take off!

Morgan & Rebecca

Garrett Brummer is the official Elmwood Lawn Care Specialist this summer.

Attention: Elmwood High School Alumni

Come see… Something Old, Something New

400 West F Street

Menu

Name___________________________Class of __________

Please make checks payable to: Elmwood H.S. Alumni Association

Tornado Safety Reminder

Tornado

Know your alert system - Be aware of your community's severe weather warning system. Know in advance where you will take shelter if at home, in the office, etc.

Know the Difference between a Tornado Watch and a Tornado Warning

TORNADO WATCH. Tornadoes are possible in your area. Remain alert for approaching storms. Listen to NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards, commercial TV or radio for weather information.

TORNADO WARNING...A tornado has been sighted or indicated by weather radar. If you may be in the path of the storm, move to a previously designated safe area.

Tornado watches and warnings are issued as soon as the conditions are identified. Use the available time, once you note a warning, to prepare for one of nature's most destructive storms. Stay informed about the approaching storm.

Sometimes tornadoes develop so rapidly that advance warning is not possible. Remain alert for signs of an approaching tornado.

Keep an emergency kit handy - Emergency kits should include first-aid supplies, enough drinking water for three days and food that doesn't need to be refrigerated or cooked. Also be sure to have several flashlights, a battery-powered radio, blankets and extra batteries within reach.

Take inventory of your personal property

- Make a detailed list of your possessions and back it up with photos or video footage. Keep one copy in your home and another in a separate location.

Protect your home -Branches can cause substantial damage if they become airborne, so make sure to keep all trees properly trimmed.

Here is the link to the "Summer workshops" page of our website. http://cass.unl.edu/4hworkshops

******************************************************

“Small Town” Day at the Live Race Meet at the Lincoln Race Course on June 6, 2010.

We are purchasing a Blanket with the name of your town on it and then asking everyone who lives in your town that is attending the Live Races on June 6th to come join us in the Winner’s Circle to present the Blanket to the horse that wins your race.

We are also giving FREE General Admission to anyone who shows a Drivers License with the address of your town on June 6,2010.

We would like your help if possible in letting the people who live in your town get this information. We will visit your town and ask if we can put up a few Posters and if you have a Newsletter perhaps letting us put this information in it.

Listed below are the names of the Towns and which Race they will be sponsoring on June 6, 2010. The Town with the most people in the winner’s circle will also win a small trophy.

For more information call 402-473-4104 or email cdecker@lincolnracing.com.

Race 1 – Denton Race 2 – Murdock Race 3 – Pleasant Dale Race 4 – Eagle Race 5 - Malcolm Race 6 - MartellRace 7 - RaymondRace 8 - HickmanRace 9 - ElmwoodLincoln Race Course - www.lincolnracing.com

Name_________________

Class of

We are purchasing a Blanket with the name of your town on it and then asking everyone who lives in your town that is attending the Live Races on June 6^th to come join us in the Winner’s Circle to present the Blanket to the horse that wins your race.

Race 1 – Denton
Race 2 – Murdock
Race 3 – Pleasant Dale
Race 4 – Eagle
Race 5 - Malcolm
Race 6 - Martell
Race 7 - Raymond
Race 8 - Hickman
Race 9 - Elmwood

Lincoln Race Course - www.lincolnracing.com