St. Leo Catholic Church
1920 N. 102nd St
Omaha, Nebraska 68114temple
(402) 397-0407

Singles 40s, 50s, 60s+ Group at St. Leo's-
Newsletter for July - 2009

The Singles Group at St. Leo's is a group of single people in their 40s, 50s & 60+, unmarried for any reason.  We welcome everyone who is 40+ and single regardless of their religious affiliation.  For more details, please see our website link by going to http://www.stleo.net/singles/singles.php or http://www.stleo.net and under "Group Activities," go to "Singles."  If you don't have Internet access, call the parish office at 397-0407, and they will mail you one.

REMINDER When we say “single people,” we mean that you are single due to never having been married or that you are either widowed, divorced or legally separated.  If you don’t fall into these categories, it is better if you do not attend our singles’ events.  Thanks for understanding that this is strictly a “singles group.”  (If you have any questions in this regard, please contact St. Leo’s at the number listed above.)

Lost & Found
For those of you who attended Sharolyn’s Memorial Day party, the following items were left at her home: a blue cooler with white top, a blue Frisbee & a turquoise folding lawn chair.  Please call her @ 391-0884 to make arrangements to pick these things up if they are yours.  Thank you.

 

July 2009 Events

July 3 (Fri) TGIF at the Greek Islands, 3821 Center, 68105 after 5p.  Please ask for the St. Leo's table.   Our hostess is Mary Jo.  If questions, contact her by email: mjjeffers54@hotmail.com or call 350-3999.   Reservations are not necessary.  Thanks, Mary Jo!


July 4 (Sat):Independence Day! fireworks
Fourth of July Pot Luck/Open House at John Carlson’s from 4–8p. John’s address is 4816 N 135th Ave.  His phone number is 445-8408.  Please call John in advance to let him know if you plan to be there. Please bring a dish to share, the beverage of your choice and a lawn chair.  A Big Thanks to John!!


July 14 (Tues):Bastille Day! french flag


Friday
July 17 (Fri): TGIF at the Greek Islands, 3821 Center, 68105 after 5p.  Please ask for the St. Leo's table.   Our hostess is Mary Jo.  If questions, contact her by email: mjjeffers54@hotmail.com or call 350-3999.   Reservations are not necessary. 


July 23 (Thurs): Monthly Dinner at China Road, 681 N 132nd St.  Time is 6p.  Please call either Patty (#2) @ 210-8321 or Marcia @ 981-0624 with your reservation no later than July 21, Tues.  Thanks, gals!


July 24 (Fri): This is the Deadline for the next newsletter.


July 31 (Fri): Meet & Mingle.We will meet after 5p at Fox & Hound, 120th & W Dodge near Menard’s.  I won a party for the group!  It will include an appetizer of 50 wings, 3 thin-crust pizzas and chips & salsa.  We can always order more as needed.  Any extra food, drinks & gratuity are not included.  Please be generous with your gratuities, figuring in the free food they are providing.  Please call Patti with any questions: 393-0571.  No reservations are necessary.


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Bicycling

Some of us ride bicycles together, occasionally.  Let us know if you're interested -- Kriss (660-1963) or Bob (681-8079).


RAGBRAI from July 19-25 (Sun-Sat):  Annual great bicycle ride across Iowa begins in Council Bluffs, continues to Des Moines & concludes in eastern Iowa.  Communities along the route create a festive atmosphere with their meals & activities.  www.ragbrai.org


Concerts/Music

Rockbrook Village Family Concerts on Fridays, June 5 – August 8 at 7p at 2800 S 110th Ct (southwest corner of 108 & W Center Rd).  Free outdoor concerts by local musicians.  Call 390-0890 for more info or go to www.rockbrookvillage.com


June 5 – August 28 from 6:30 to 8:30p.  Sounds of Summer Friday Night Free Concert Series in the Alegent Health Amphitheater at Shadow Lake Towne Center, Hwy 370 & 72nd St in Papillion.  Call 537-0046 or go to www.shadowlakesshopping.com


Jazz on the Green on Thursdays from July 9 thru August 13:  Joslyn Art Museum, 22nd & Dodge St.  For more info, call 342-3300 or go to www.joslyn.org


Omaha Riverfront Jazz & Blues Festival on July 10-11 (Fri-Sat):  Lewis & Clark Landing, 515 N Riverfront Dr.  For more info, go to www.omahajazzandblues.com


Playing with Fire is the annual series of blues concerts on Omaha’s Lewis & Clark Landing.  Gates open at 4.  There is no charge for the shows but a free-will offering is suggested and 25% goes to Omaha Food Bank.  Concerts are monthly thru Sept. www.playingwithfireomaha.net


Now thru August, parks throughout the metropolitan area will provide free concerts.  For more information, call 553-5818 or go to www.omahamusic.com.


Fairs

Westfair, July 22-26 (Wed-Sun) in Council Bluffs www.westfairevents.com


Sarpy County, July 29-Aug 2 (Wed-Sun) 100 Main St in Springfield.  Call 253-2453 or www.sarpyfair.com


Farmers' Market

The Omaha Farmers’ Market is open Saturdays from May 2nd thru Oct 10th from 8 a to 12:30 p @ 11th & Jackson in the downtown/old market area.  For more info, please see website:  http://www.omahafarmersmarket.com or 345-5401.


Village Pointe Farmers' Market on Saturdays from 8a to 1p thru Oct 3 at 168 St & W Dodge Rd. Call 639-2760 for info.


Festivals

2009 Festivals’ Guide: http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_page=2620&u_sid=10634368


Fireworks

Omaha Royals’ baseball game/fireworks display at Rosenblatt Stadium.  The giant fireworks’ display will follow the 6:05p game between Omaha Royals & New Orleans Zephyrs. 

Ralston’s Independence Day Celebration, July 3-4 (Fri-Sat) on Main St near 77th St.  Information: www.ralstonareachamber.org


Food

RibFest at Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, July 16-19 (Thurs-Sun) Info at www.midamericacenter.com


Gardens

July 24 (Fri):  Lauritzen Gardens - Omaha's Botanical Center at 100 Bancroft St in Omaha will have continuous activities from 5-11p:  Guests will enjoy free admission to the gardens, which will be enhanced for the evening with luminaries & strolling musicians.  In collaboration w/Urban Wine Co, five “Wine Around the World” sampling stations will offer free tasting samples.  Additional wine & dinner items will be available for purchase.  After dark, move inside for “Pinot and Piano” to enjoy complimentary bite-sized desserts and shopping in the wine cellar in the visitor & education center. The first 500 guests in attendance will receive a commemorative wine glass.


Mutual of Omaha “Wild about Omaha” Weekend

July 24-25 (Fri-Sat):  Join Mutual of Omaha in celebrating 100 years!  Wild about Omaha Weekend will be 2 days of fun-filled events at several Omaha arts & entertainment venues.  Whether you’re young, old, somewhere in between, single or want to bring the family – there’s something for everyone. And – it’s FREE!  Please go to the website for all the info:  http://www.wildaboutomaha.com


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“Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference.” Winston Churchill

“Never give up, for that is just the place and time that the tide will turn.”
Harriet Beecher Stone