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Volume 9, Issue 8 Serving Ludlow and surrounding communities December 2009

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THE FACE BEHIND THE BOOKIn 2006, our hometown of Ludlow was proudly added to the line of Images of America books, fea-turing cities from all over the United States. How-ever, in addition to the history and stories seen between its cover, there is another story of how it even came about, and the young woman who per-severed to bring it to fruition.

As the dedication in our Ludlow book states, Judy Neff, the author, was born to Alma and Jeff Neff, both now deceased, who “gave her an enduring gift of a memorable childhood here in Ludlow”. Her parents resided on Oak Street when she was born, then eventually transitioned to Linden, Lud-ford, Howard and Laurel before Judy finally left Ludlow at the time of her marriage for Villa Hills. She has kept her maiden name, but is married to Ed Knue, has two daughters, and works as an internal medicine physician at St. Elizabeth’s. You might say she became an author by sheer accident!

Judy had seen and read the book on Covington which had come out previously in this series of “city books” and was impressed. She wondered whether there was a book available on the city of Newport and where she could purchase it. An e-mail was sent off to the publishers of Images of America with her questions; however, the publish-ers accidentally misunderstood and thought she wanted to write a book on Newport, and offered her the opportunity to do so. Judy had no previous experience in this line at all, but after six months of chuckling over the offer and being prodded by a close friend who lived in Newport and offered to assist, Judy Neff and Peggy Wiedeman Harris actually agreed to author the book on Newport that was subsequently published in 2004.

With the success of the Newport book, Judy Neff’s

COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS PARTY

Please join the future Ludlow Civic Club along with the Knights of Columbus on Friday, December 11 for a fun filled evening at the Knights of Columbus Hall. There will be a delicious dinner followed by great dancing music from 7 - 11p.m. Appetizers will be served at 7p.m. and dinner will be served at 8 p.m.

Knights of Columbus will serve ham, scalloped po-tatoes, green beans, and cake. Tickets cost $20.00 and will have a cash bar. For tickets, please call Keith Johnson at 380-2667, Connie Nolan at 291-5675, or Ken Wynn at 912-5806.

LUDLOW ELEMENTARY VISITS FIRE HOUSEOn October 29, the Ludlow Fire Department was filled with many young children from Ludlow Elementary School. The children came to the fire-house for fire prevention. Their day started with a group picture in front of

the ladder truck known as “210”, and then they went inside the firehouse where Chief Ken Williams spoke to them. Firefighter Josh Mounce then put on his fire gear so all the children could see how it looked and how the tank sounded. The goal was for the children to not be afraid if the fire department should have to come to their house for an actual fire. Next, the children were allowed to go inside the fire trucks, and from the many smiles, that was enjoyed by all.

LCC CHANgE AND THANKS The Ludlow Community Connection is making a change in its distribution of the paper starting with the January 2010 issue. We are giving our readers three options to receive our paper. The first option is to go on line at www.ludlowcommunityconnection.org and read the paper. The second option is to have the paper mailed to your home for a reasonable rate of $6.00 a year. Please fill out your LCC sign up form and send a check or money order along with the form and mail to Ludlow Community Connection at 608 Laurel St. Ludlow, KY 41016. The third and last option is you can pick up a copy of the issue at one of the following businesses:

1) Herms grocery and Meats at 710 Laurel St. 2) Reeves Produce at 109 Helen St. 3) Ludlow Post Office at 640 Elm St. 4) Ideal Supplies at 512 Adela Ave. 5) Ludlow Pharmacy at 301 Elm St. 6) Home Savings Bank at 202 Elm St.

The LCC would like to thank all past and present volunteers who helped dis-tribute the paper over the past 8 years. Your effort and commitment to this paper and your community is commendable. We would also like to thank our supporters for sharing their stories with our readers, all volunteers who help in other facets of the paper, and especially our advertisers whose support is greatly appreciated. Remember, you can send in for a subscription for the paper anytime during the 2010 year. The cost of mailing an issue to you is 50 cents. Thank you again everyone for your support!

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The Ludlow Community Connection wishes all of our readers, volunteer staff, and advertisers Happy Holidays and a Prosperous New Year.

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The Ludlow Community Connection is happy to accept letters and articles from our readers; however, we reserve the right to edit for gram-mar, spelling or punctuation errors, and refuse submission of letters or articles of a libelous or distasteful nature. All letters must be signed and a name, address, and telephone number must be included for verification purposes.

All submissions must be sent to:

[email protected] submission of articles are due the 15th of each month.

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Ludlow Community Connection608 Laurel St.Ludlow, Ky. 41016

Circulation and General Questions Cindy Schachere (859) 291-6043

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heart desire was to author a book on her hometown of Ludlow. Time after time she was told by the publishers that the city was just too small --- not big enough for any real interest or buying power; but perseverance and tenacity kept her from giving up. Finally after presenting pre-liminary material that showed we did have quite a bit of historical importance and convincing the publishers that many neighboring communities would be in-terested in buying copies, Judy was given the green light to begin.

It took one full year to accomplish the Ludlow book. The first hurdle was to find photographs, as 200 photos were required for the book. Although Ken-ton County Public Library in Covington had many photographs in their archives that she could use, she also placed ads in newspapers, and by word of mouth asked our schools, churches, police department and friends. The second hurdle was to find all of the research documentation to tell the history and to accompany the photographs. Here again the Covington Library was instrumental in success, in addition to numerous Ludlow families with their own memories and history.

An interesting aspect of all this research, and in the aftermath of the book being published, was finding out there were so many things about our city that people never knew beforehand. Judy’s big-gest joy was to meet so many caring and friendly people and to hear their individ-ual stories. Her biggest disappointment? --- Not being able to find any pictures of the inside of the Lagoon Clubhouse. And those 200 photos that seemed so daunting at the beginning of her enterprise ended up to be only a “drop in the bucket”, as she accumulated so many photos that it was a grievous task to decide which ones to use. Her favorite photo, however, was the one chosen to grace the cover of Im-ages of America – LUDLOW, showing two of the most historical aspects of our city, the Lagoon Amusement Park (with roller coaster showing), and in the back-ground, the railroad.

Having said all this, I truly believe Judy Neff enjoyed her busy time of research-ing and authoring her hometown book. She has taken away with her many fond memories, a broader education of our history, and even new friendships. On behalf of the entire Ludlow community, I wish to thank this talented and gracious lady who gave of her time and energy to commit to adding our city of Ludlow to this national list of books. I, for one, won’t read the book ever again, without also remembering “the face behind the book”.

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gARDEN CLUB MEETINg SCHEDULE

The Ludlow Garden Club, "Heart and Soil", will not be meeting in December due to the busyness of the season; how-ever, mark your calendar now for the next meeting, Tuesday, January 12th, which will feature "Tips for Gardening".

All your Ludlow gardeners wish you a blessed holiday season!

VOLUNTEER ASSEMBLY LIST

Mary Banks, Mary Lemker, Ken Powers, Dave and Cindy Schachere

THANK YOU !

VOLUNTEER DELIVERY LIST Andy Miller, Carter Yellman, Andrew and Anthony Maley, Bennie Sue and Marcie Holbrook, Barb Young, Janet Sowder, Joan and Jessie Helmer, Janet, Lisa and Kelly Gaiser, Marty Mayfield, Mason Khalaj, Lisa, Cody, Brian and Peggy Brownfield, Mary Rhodes, Mike and Connie Nolan, Ruth Bamberger, Tim Wheatley, Charlie Manning, Nita McMillan, Sandy Thornton, Denise Taul, Wes Kidwell, Cindy Schachere, Mark Tewes, Stephanie, Peyton, and Vivian Wallace, Stacey Moorehead, Ray Graven, Karen and Van Collins, Vickie Eaton, Betsy Brewer, Carrie and Keaton Holloway, Cathy Johnson, Sandy Keller, Diane Cook, Diane Allen, Mary Lemker, Darla Lyons.

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CITY OF LUDLOW GENERAL INFORMATION WWW .LUDLOW .ORG C ITY G OVERNMENT 51 Elm Street

Mayor – Ed F. Schroeder City Administrative Officer - Brian Dehner Administration Hours: M-F, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Phone: (859) 491-1233

Beginning July, meetings will be held on

the second Thursday of each month at the

Ludlow Municipal Center 51 Elm Street.

P OLICE D EPARTMENT 51 Elm Street

Police Chief - A. Wayne Turner

Administration Hours: M-F, 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Phone: (859) 261-8186 For non-emergencies after hours, call (859) 727-2424 In case of emergency, please dial 911.

FIRE D EPARTMENT 234 Oak Street

Fire Chief – Ken Williams

Non-emergency phone: (859) 581-8600 In case of emergency, please dial 911. If you are interested in volunteering

for the Ludlow Fire Department,

please contact Ken Williams at

(859) 581-8600

DROP BOx AT CITY BUILDINg FOR

TAx BILLS

City Building will have a drop box lo-cated on the side of the building facing Locust Street at the base of the handi-capped ramp for tax bills and garbage payments.

CITY OF LUDLOW ACCEPTINg

CREDIT CARDSThe City of Ludlow would like to announce that we will be accepting credit card & debit card payments starting April 1st 2009. We feel this will be a significant convenience to the cit-izens also an upgrade to our office operations. There will be a convenience charge of 3% with a minimum of $3.00. The convenience charge is to cover fee’s charged to the City by the card companies.

* boilers * humidifier* furnaces * air cleaner* heat pump * air purifiers & central A/C * hybrid systems

HEATING & COOLING

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Free Water Heater InspectionOFFER ONLY VALID WITH PURCHASED MA. EXPIRES 1/10

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Furnace Installation $50 OffEXPIRES 1/10

HEATING & COOLING

A/C or H/P Installation $50 Off EXPIRES 1/10

RUMPKE ExPANDS RECYCLINg

Rumpke has increased, effective immedi-ately, the number of items that are recy-clable. They include the following:1) PIZZA BOXES without any food or grease content 2) ALL PLASTIC BOTTLES regardless of number

What is NOT acceptable yet are plastic drink glasses and plastics such as butter tubs, cottage cheese and yogurt contain-ers, etc.

Rumpke has estimated that 60% of the trash they collect is recyclable-- an im-pressive amount! The time is coming when it will cost more to dump trash into a landfill than to recycle.

Ludlow residents can subscribe to recy-cling by contacting Rumpke at: www.rumpkerecycling.com or by calling 859-472-7339. Cost is $4.10 per month and billing is quarterly.

LUDLOW COMMUNITY WALK

The students in Ms. Caple’s, Ms. Dona-hue’s and Ms. Schuh’s classes completed a community walk recently. The students toured the new city building. They met with the mayor and the police chief. They know that the police department provides a service to the community and that the mayor is the elected leader of the city of Ludlow.

The seventy-two students discovered that Hater’s Dry Goods sells clothing. The students heard a little history about the store. Many students promised Mr. Hater that they would be back to purchase a Ludlow shirt or hoodie!

Finally, the tour concluded with a walk past Elmwood Hall, the first house in Ludlow.

FREE DINNER ATBROMLEY CHRISTIAN

CHURCH

On Wednesday, December 9th, as a THANK YOU for a great year, Bromley Christian Church will host a FREE PIZZA and SPAGHETTI DINNER from 6:30pm - 8:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. The church is located at 216 Kenton Street in Bromley. Dinner will include pizza and spaghetti with homemade sauce, tossed salad, garlic bread, drink and dessert and will be available for DINE IN ONLY. No carry outs or deliveries. For more infor-mation, please call (859) 431-1466.

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Complete Auto Repairs

Call Dan VanHagen 612 Adela Ave.859-291-5300 Ludlow, KY. 41016


LUDLOW FALL LEAF PICKUP

Leaves will be collected throughout the City Monday thru Friday between

NOVEMBER 23RD THRU DECEMBER 11TH

Leaf pick up will only be in the front of property, no alleys.

Please place leaves as close to the curb as possible, but not in the street.

Leaf pick up may be delayed in the event of inclement weather. The City will absolutely not pick up any leaves after December 11th.

Please place only leaves in the pile. Other items may clog the vacuum and possibly break it.

Questions? Contact the Ludlow City Building at (859) 491-1233.

LUDLOW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

1ST QUARTER HONOR ROLL

2009-2010

4TH GRADE 5TH GRADE 6TH GRADE ALL A’S ALL A’S ALL A’S Clara Davenport Darrell Corn Kylie Brandenburg Christian Gray T.C. Eads Michaela Crowe Alex Harris Jacob Gerwe Chesi Dugan Aiden Lewis Derek Hewitt Alex Gerwe Kandice Miller Carly Motzer Hailey Lillard Wyatt Motzer Joe Pedro Kalib Mitchell Christina Renaker Tori Williams Makenna Moses Erinn Parker A/B HONOR ROLL A/B HONOR ROLL Trace Stonum Skyler Beaber Ben Baker Austin Weber Edie Brown Chandler Booker Trevor Cahill Nathan Butcher A/B HONOR ROLL Shelby Courtney Nicholas Butcher Kelsee Aker Zachary Courtney Kendall Clark-Sandlin Katlyn Buemi Parker Dixon Brent Clary Michael Camarena Trey Donahue Rhiannon Cooper Ammerie Crowley Abigail Donaldson Kahttlyne Dugan William Cunnigan Alec Donovan Brittany Gambrel Michael Dalton Savannah Fambry Kelsay Goldsberry Byni Dugan Dennis Freking Lauren Healey Elizabeth Fleckinger Miles Harris Arianna Hubbard Lexus Freking Ashley Kendall Cori Ladanyi Kaitlin Gordon Zachary Kirtman Brandon Lawrence Mariah Green Donald Ledman Sydney Lay Zachary Lemker Kaycee Loos Dylan Meranda Andrew Mahan Alyssa Moses Connor Millburn Gene Patton Destiny Owens Chloe Mitchell Jacob Pendleton Abbi Richards Alexis Naugle Dennis Rahschulte Madison Roy Hannah Shaw Caden Rogers Tanner Soward Haley Turner Ryan Smith Chad Thornberry Chris Welbers Matthew Taylor Josslyn Turner Chandler Yeary Amber Victor Teri Webster Sara Zwick Hannah West Dominick Wilder

DECEMBER ACTIVITIES TAKINg PLACE AT LHS

December9th Senior Parent Financial Aid Workshop;

Cafeteria; 6:30pm10th LHS Holiday Band Concert; Audito-

rium; 7:00pm11th LHS Hosts a Hoxworth Blood Drive11th Holiday Dance for 7th/8th grade; Cafete-

ria; 4:00-6:00pm12th December ACT Test16th Jostens delivers class rings16th 1st Semester Exams for 1st and 4th pe-

riod classes17th 1st Semester Exams for 2nd and 5th pe-

riod classes18th 1st Semester Exams for 3rd and 6th pe-

riod classes18th Last Day of School before Winter

Break (Return to school on January 4, 2010)

SENIOR PARENT FINANCIAL AID WORKSHOP HELD AT

LHS

The annual Senior Parent Financial Aid Workshop will be held on Wednesday, De-cember 9th at 6:30pm in the Ludlow Caf-eteria. This is a very important workshop for those seniors planning to attend any type of 2- or 4-year college next year.

The following topics will be covered:

$ The process of filing the important Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

$ More information about scholarships, grants, and loans

$ Important upcoming deadlines involving financial aid

$ Answers to questions you have regarding funding a college education

No registration is needed. Contact Jenny McMillen at 261-8211 or [email protected] with any questions.

FOR YOUR LISTENINg PLEASURE!

Kick off your holiday season with won-derful music from the LHS Band! On Thursday, December 10th, members of the LHS Band in grades 7 through 12 will perform their annual holiday concert. The music starts at 7:00pm. This concert is open to the public. There is no charge at the door… Just bring your holiday cheer!


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christmas tree RECYCLING

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Wednesday, December 9th – OrnamentsWednesday, December 16th – Holiday CandiesThursday, December 17th – Bead Jewelry

INDEPENDENT FILM NIgHTFriday, December 11th at 6:30 P.M. “Bottle Shock”St. Luke's Community ChurchSunday December 6th at 7 P.M. - "Spirit of Movie Music"

Carnegie Arts Center - 1028 Scott St., CovingtonOLIVERWeekends, December 11th - 27th; Cost $18-$25The Carnegie along with the Ky. Symphony Orchestra present this classic story in musical form. A don't miss!Friday, December 18th at 7 P.M. - "Christmas Vacation" with hot chocolate,Christmas cookies, popcorn and other munchiesSunday, January 3rd at 7 P.M. "We Three Kings"

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Village Players – N. Ft. Thomas Ave., Ft. ThomasCHRISTMAS CHILDREN’S SHOW – “THE TRIAL OF THE BIG BAD WOLF” – December 4-6th and 11-13th

Fridays at 7:30 P.M. Saturdays & Sundays at 1:30 and 4:30 P.M.Cost: $6; Contact: 392-0500The Robinson Family Kentucky JamboreeLUNCH AND MUSICAL SHOWDecember 9th and 12th - Their exciting Christmas Shows A thoroughly enjoyable experience of dining and family musical presentation!Check out their website for directions to their “barn” in Corinth, Ky.www.kentuckyjamboree.comCost: $30 for meal and show contact (502) 750-2241 for reservationsNorthern Ky. University TheatreNUNCRACKERS – The Nunsense Christmas MusicalDecember 17th –23rd 6:30 all evenings except the 20th at 5 PM.All the typical Nunsense humor you love, with your favorite Christmas carols and a “Secret Santa” audience participation.Cost of $29 includes dinner and the show; Call 572-5464Behringer-Crawford Museum – Devou ParkUse your holiday time to visit the renovated museum.Special exhibit now through Jan. 1st on “Dixie Highway Strip”- history from 1930 to 1970 – from the Syndicate years onward.Open Tuesdays through Saturdays 10-6; Sundays 1-5.Admission $7; $6 seniors; $4 childrenCovington Library (No fee for library programs)MODEL TRAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYSDecember 5th and December 6th - during library hoursEnjoy Cincinnati N-Trak’s model trains as they roll through 20 settings.Members on hand to answer any questions.HOLIDAY MUSUC WITH THE FLORENCE COMM. CHORUSSaturday, December 12th at 1 P.M.Enjoy the sounds of the season with this free concert for all ages!BOARD gAMES AND SUNDAESSaturday, December 26th from 2-3 P.M.Play board games with family and friends and enjoy sundaes at the end of the program.Erlanger Library (No fee for library programs)HOLIDAY ExTRAVAgANZASunday, December 6th at 2 P.M.Santa Claus visits, carriage rides, crafts, cookies and holiday music for all!MAKE IT! TAKE IT! Must register for any or all classes 962-4002Make an item to give as a gift or to keep for yourself. All sessions at 6:30 P.M.Wednesday, December 2nd – Memory Wire JewelryTuesday, December 8th – Doll Clothes

CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE AT

BROMLEY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bromley Christian Church will offer a traditional Candlelight Christmas Eve Service beginning at 11:00pm. Everyone is welcome to come and join us as we cel-ebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior.

Come as you are and bring the kids in the pajamas.

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All are welcome to enjoy the musical theatre presentation of “Spirit of Movie Music” in the Lord’s Theatre at St. Luke's Community Church Sunday December 6th at 7 P.M. St. Luke’s is located at the corner of Adela Ave. and Church Street at 316 Adela Avenue in Ludlow. The line-up for the rest of the month and early new year include... Friday, December 18th at 7 P.M. - "Christ-mas Vacation" with hot chocolate, Christ-mas cookies, popcorn and other munch-ies

and Sunday, January 3rd at 7 P.M. "We Three Kings"


Wishing You aMerry Christmas and Happy New Year

From Our Entire Staff

Andy Reed Renee Harris Cecil Welch Monica Sallee Charlie Manning

Ronald B. Jones Funeral Home 316 Elm Street

Ludlow, Kentucky 41016 859-431-0072

Since Christmas is a time of remembering, take time this Christmas season to rekindle memories of yesterday and to create new ones for tomorrow.

May the peace and joy of Christmas fill your heart and home.

Ron & Grace Jones

SUNDAY DECEMBER 13TH

Please join Santa in the park for a day of crafts, games and pictures. On Sunday, December 13th from 2:00 – 4:00 pm Ludlow Park will be transformed

into a “Toyland in our Town” theme for children of all ages to enjoy. Santa and his elves will have hot chocolate, cookies and free pictures.

Then a Community Potluck Dinner, sponsored by the Ludlow PTO, will be held in the school cafeteria at 4:30. Join us for good food and Christmas music. Bring a covered dish to share and catch up with friends and neighbors.

Be sure to stop by St. Luke’s Community Church at 7:00 for “Christmas Movie Musicals”, another fine performance at the Lord’s Theatre. Sure to put you in the holiday spirit!

Fun for everyone!!!!


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There’s a special feeling that comes upon us during the Holiday Season.

May you keep this feeling in your heart,today and always.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS WINS FLOAT CONTEST

Congratulations to the Ludlow Sophomore Class of 2012. They placed first in the Homecoming float contest.

ANNUAL LUDLOW CHRISTMAS WALK

The Ludlow Christmas Walk and tour of historic buildings will occur from 6-9:00 p.m. on Satur-day December 5, 2009. Sponsored by the Ludlow Historic Preservation Board, the Christmas Walk is an annual event which benefits historic pres-ervation in our community. This year, houses and churches in both Ludlow and Bromley will be open. The tour includes the Bromley Christian Church (an interesting early 20th century building of beveled concrete block with a stick-style entrance porch) and Old St. Boniface Church in Ludlow, now the new home of St. Luke Community Church. Designed by 19th century Ludlow architect John Boll, St. Boniface/St. Luke is a magnificent Victorian Romanesque Revival style building. The grand plaster-vaulted interior and stained glass win-dows have for years been concealed by dropped ceilings, but are emerging into view again due to a sympathetic restoration currently underway by the new congregation. Houses on the tour are distributed throughout Ludlow and Bromley and include a lovely Italianate Victorian double house from the 1860's; a large, American Foursquare-and-Craftsman style house with recessed porches and ample brick arches; and two, early 20th century Bungalow-style houses. Tickets may be purchased in advance starting Nov. 23 at the Ludlow Pharmacy on Elm St., Ideal Supply on Adela St., and at the Ludlow City Building on Elm St. for $8.00. Or, tickets may be purchased for $10.00 the night of the tour, at St. Luke Community Church, 316 Adela St. In case of any questions, please call Cindy Schachere at 291-6043.

LUDLOW VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS RECOgNIZED

On Monday, November 9th, four members of the Ludlow volleyball program were recognized at the NKGVCA (Northern Kentucky Girls Volleyball Coaches As-sociation) banquet.

Seniors Rebekah Cooper and Kati Massey both made the NKGVCA Division III All-Opponent Honorable Mention Team.

Senior Courtney Turner was named to the Division III All-Opponent Second Team. Sophomore Hanna King was named to the Division III All-Opponent First Team.

The final highlight of the evening came as senior Kati Massey was named the recipient of the $500 Dena Gosney Sports-woman Scholarship. This was the second year in a row a volleyball player from Ludlow received this prestigious honor.


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RECIPES OF THE MONTHCHRISTMAS TREATS

WHITE LASAGNA FOR A CHRISTMAS BUFFET

1 onion, chopped2 Tablespoons butter2 Tablespoons flour2 cups chicken broth10-oz. jar Alfredo sauce10-oz. box frozen, chopped spinach thawed and well drained12 lasagna noodles, cooked8-oz. pkg. sliced mozzarella cheese8-oz. container ricotta or cottage cheese3 cups chopped, cooked chicken breastParmesan cheese Saute onion in the butter in a skil-let. Add the flour, stirring until blended. Slowly add the chicken broth; mixing well. Cook until slightly thickened. Add the Alfredo sauce and spinach. Spoon enough of the sauce to cover the bottom of a lightly-coated 9x13-inch baking dish. Layer the noodles, mozza-rella cheese, ricotta cheese, chicken and sauce, finishing with the sauce on top. Sprinkle with the Parmesan cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for 30-45 minutes. Serves 8-10

HOLIDAY RICE

1-1/4 cups uncooked long-grain rice2 Tablespoons butter2 cups chicken broth½ cup water1-1/2 teaspoons sugar¾ teaspoon rubbed sage½ teaspoon each: salt and black pep-per1 unpeeled small red apple, cored and chopped1 unpeeled small green apple, cored and chopped2 ribs celery, thinly sliced¾ cup thinly sliced carrots1/3 cup half and half1/3 cup sliced almonds¼ cup golden raisins In a heavy large skillet, lightly brown rice in butter. Add chicken broth, water, sugar, sage, salt and pep-per. Bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat and simmer 15 minutes. Stir in apples, celery, carrots, half and half, almonds and raisins; cook 3 minutes longer. Serve warm. Yields 6-8 servings

FROZEN YULE LOg

1 20-oz. can sliced pineapple (in syr-up)1 cup Miracle Whip dressing

FROZEN CRANBERRY TREATS – Quick, simple and delicious!

2 cups Cool WhipDash of salt 2 Tablespoons mayo1 can whole cranberries½ can frozen orange juice Mix all ingredients together. Put into muffin tins (use paper muffin hold-ers) and freeze.

¼ cup honey1 cup quartered maraschino cherries2/3 cup slivered almonds, toasted2 cups whipping cream, whipped Drain pineapple, reserving ¼ cup syrup. Combine salad dressing, reserved syrup, cherries, almonds and honey; fold in whipped cream. Alter-nate layers of salad dressing mixture and sliced pineapple in a 2 lb. coffee can. Cover with plastic wrap and freeze. To unmold: run spatula around inside of can. Cut bottom from can (leave in); wrap can in warm, wet towel and push bottom to slide the yule log out. Sprinkle with additional almonds.


continued from page 1 - Fire HouseLUDLOW ELEMENTARY VISITS FIRE HOUSE

LOCAL CHURCH DIRECTORYBromley Christian Church216 Kenton Street, Bromley

Worship - 10:15 a.m.Sunday School - 9:00 a.m.

Co-Pastors Steve Penrose &Elizabeth Cunningham

431-2727

Community of Faith Presbyterian1400 Highland Pike

Covington, Ky. 41011331-3238

Sunday School---- 9:30 a.m.Coffee Fellowship--- 10:30 a.m.Worship------------- 11:00 a.m.

First Baptist Church400 Linden Street

Sunday School 9:45amWorship Service 11:00amEvening Service 6:00pmAWANA (K-6) 6:00pm

Wednesday:Prayer Meeting 7:00pmYouth Worship 7:00pmWorship Choir 8:00pm

Pastor: Rev. Paul D. Anglin, Jr.

Church office 859-581-4795www.fbcludlow.org

Immanuel United Church of Christ110 Boone Street, BromleySunday School - 11:00 a.m.

Worship - 11:00 a.m.Pastor John Pohlman

261-8858

Pleasant View Baptist Church & Christian School

240 Pike Street, BromleySunday School: 10:00 a.m.

Worship: 11:00 a.m.Sunday Evening: 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday Evening: 7:30 p.m.Pastor Charles L. Hunt

291-9664

River of Life Worship Center52 Ringold Street

Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 10:00 a.m.

Rev. Gary Smith291-3495

St. Boniface & James Catholic Church304 Oak Street

Masses: Saturday 4:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m.

Deacon Jim Auton, Parish Life Co-Ordinator

261-5340

St. Luke’s Community Church316 Adela Street

Sunday service at 7:00 P.M.Thursday Bible Study at 7:00 P.M.

Pastor Bill Hamann(859) 866-9497

Wesley United Methodist Church319 Oak Street

Sunday School - 10:00 A.M.Worship Service - 11:00 A.M.

Youth Group (grades 6-12) - 5:30 P.M.Elementry Group (grades K-5) - 5:30 P.M.

Wednesday Prayer Group - 6:30 P.M.Rev. Lee Ann Williams

291-6255

Happy Holidays

Chief Williams then took the children on a tour of the firehouse. When they got up-stairs, the children saw the new and improved dayroom and kitchen. They also got to see where the firefighters sleep when they have to stay all night. Once the upstairs tour was over, they came back downstairs and got to see all the firefighters gear. Many were able to touch or hold it, and they agreed it was very heavy. At the end of the tour, each child was given a “goodie bag” filled with different items about fire pre-

vention. The children once again enjoyed the annual trip and it was a huge success. Chief Ken Williams began this program when his two daughters were young, and he still enjoys hosting it for the children of Ludlow today. We would like to thank Chief Williams for doing this service for the community for the past eleven years. He has always said, “if it saves one child’s life, it is well worth it.”


LIBRARY WRITINg CONTEST AWARD

Congratulations to second grade student, Bradley Zwick. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vince Zwick. Bradley won third place in the Mary Ann Morgan Branch of the Kenton County Library’s Haunt Your Library Writing Contest. Bradley’s Halloween story was written in Mrs. Do-nahue’s classroom.

LUDLOW ELEMENTARY THANKS FIRE DEPT.

The primary classrooms (kindergarten, first and second grade) from Ludlow El-ementary toured the Ludlow Firehouse as part of Fire Prevention Month. The students saw the aerial ladder truck, the pumpers and the ambulance. Students went upstairs and saw the remodeled classroom and kitchen. Every student got a great trick-or-treat bag with a fire hat and other goodies. Thank you Ludlow Fire Department for keeping us safe!

All pictures can be viewed in full color on the internet at www.ludlowcommunityconnection.org

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Dates to Remember

December 7th

Fire Department Meeting7:00 p.m. Ludlow Fire House

December 8th

Code Enforcement Board6:30 p.m. Ludlow Municipal Center

December 10th

Ludlow City Council 7:00 p.m. Ludlow Municipal Center

December 14th

Athletic Club Meeting7:00 p.m. Ludlow Municipal Center

(Downstairs – Police entrance)

LHS Athletic Boosters7:00 p.m. Ludlow Cafeteria

(Worker’s Entrance)

December 27th

Assist Rolling LCC6:30 p.m. Ludlow Baptist Church

December 28th

School Board Meeting 7:00 p.m. Administrative Office

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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Announcing the birth of Jonah Cole Rector. He was born on Wednesday, October 7, 2009 at 4:21 pm weighing 9 lbs 3 oz & 21 3/4 in. long to the proud parents; Josh & Samantha Rector, brother; Joshua Rector, grandparents; Paul & Peggy Rector and Rick & Terry Faulkner, and great grandparents; Helen Faulkner and Charles Waters.

December Birthdays

12-1 Sherry Sheid, Jeri Maley, Megan Roaden, Rodney Dicus12-2 Ron Weeks, Dustin Haggard, Courtney Wright12-3 Jeff Sandlin, Brian Brownfield, John Bresser12-4 Mary Patton, Earl Estep12-5 Sophia Schill, Tony Adams, Mat-thew Taylor12-6 Steve Hammel12-7 Doug Elliott12-8 Jacob Helmer, Jenna Rayborn12-9 Sean Gaiser, Bobbi Chandler, Ma-son Khalaj, Brian Rhodes12-10 Becky Wigger, Emily Traft, Diana Siebert12-11 Joyce McMullen, Shalisa Roaden, Carol Price*12-12 Art Brophy, Phil Lightizer, Cassie Gettelfinger, Wendy Griffith*12-13 Luke Caple, Sharon Whiteley12-14 Tom O’Brien, , Teresa Gaiser12-15 Blake Linton, Greg Holmes12-16 Katie Rechtin, Paige Chalfant, Tom Miller*12-17 Shantel Schachere, Becky Stacy, Robert Anderson12-18 C.J. Kleier, Willie Ruehl, Lindsey Brossart12-19 Mike Nolan, Adam Martin, Vera Wimsatt, Kristina Demoss12-20 Ben Clary, Alexie Lee, Patsy Seever*, Elizabeth Kidwell, Alexis Stienmetz12-21 Helen Faulkner12-22 Rose Hall, Greg Eastham12-23 Mike Klaserner, Laura Sue Noe12-25 Nancy Daniel, Savannah Ellis12-26 Jan Frecking12-27 Jerry Elliott Jr., Bill Reynolds12-28 Nannie Webster12-29 Mary Lemker, Delanie Schach-ere12-30 Wes Kidwell, Rick Gartner

December Anniversaries

12-2 Rick & Hope Hazlip12-8 Gary & Dottie Hildebrant12-13 Mark & Yolanda Mitchell12-23 Kevin & Jill Brossart12-25 Marion & Lucille Hammonds

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