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Murdock Newsletter

March 28, 2007

Inspiration

RED IS FOR THE BLOOD HE GAVE.
GREEN IS FOR THE GRASS HE MADE.
YELLOW IS FOR THE SUN SO BRIGHT.
ORANGE IS FOR THE EDGE OF NIGHT.
BLACK IS FOR THE SINS WE MADE.
WHITE IS FOR THE GRACE HE GAVE.
PURPLE IS FOR HIS HOUR OF SORROW.
PINK IS FOR OUR NEW TOMORROW.
A BAG FULL OF JELLY BEANS
COLORFUL AND SWEET,
IS A PRAYER, IS A PROMISE,
IS A SPECIAL TREAT
MAY THE JOY OF CHRIST'S RESURRECTION
FILL YOUR HEART AND BLESS YOUR LIFE.

Calendar

March 29-Senior parents post-prom meeting at Elmwood Methodist Church 7 pm
April 1-Palm Sunday
April 1-April Fool’s day
April 5-Holy Thursday
April 6-Good Friday
April 6 – No school – Easter Break
April 8-Easter
April 9 – No school – Easter Break
April 13 – Kindergarten Registration – Informational Packets will be mailed during the week of March 12.
April 13 – NO SCHOOL FOR KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS DUE TO KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR THE 2007-08 KINDERGARTEN CLASS.
April 20 – S.O.S Spring Carnival – 5:30-8:00 p.m.

CONGRATULATIONS TO SIXTH GRADE BAND
The sixth grade band received a Superior rating at the Malcolm Music Contest last Friday. Congratulations to Mr. Hanson and the sixth grade band! Also, congratulations to all of the 5th and 6th grade students that participated in the small group competitions!

A great turn out at the Football Fundraiser last Friday. Phyllis Buell, oh! I mean Gammel thought, “Everyone seems to enjoy it!” This was her third year attending the annual event.

Pictured (L to R)-Kirby Drake, Mark Luetchens, & Bud Bogatz fry up the fish at the Murdock High School kitchen.

Pictured (L side of table)-Ellen Luetchens, Phyllis Gammel, Lori Vice, native to Murdock-Vern Lou (R side)-Reuben Luetchens, Bill and Mary Lou Zoz, and Joyce and Wayne Kupke enjoy fellowship and food at Friday night’s football fish fry

Pictured-(L to R)-Vanessa Drueke, Cindy Drake, and Thea Bornemeier serve up the plates of fish n’ fries, cole slaw, baked beans, and a roll. Mmmm, mmm… good!

April showers bring May flowers came a bit early this year. Showers have sprung forth many of the spring flowers around Murdock. Lots of daffodils and crocus in bloom while the tulips wait for their turn.

News to the Editor
- Please send all your Murdock area news to me. Birthdays, anniversaries, announcements, events or news are welcome and will be added to the upcoming newsletter. Thanks in advance for all your help!

Teri Bowman
Editor@murdocknebraska.com