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Murdock Nebraska News - May 3, 2023

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EM Students attend FCCLA State Leadership Conference
Ten Elmwood Murdock students attended the FCCLA State Leadership Conference in Lincoln on April 2-4, 2023. The students attended sessions, completed community service projects, and competed with STAR presentations. Three EM students received top placing in their STAR projects and qualified to attend FCCLA National Leadership Conference in Denver this summer.

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National qualifiers are:
Harrison Koehn, State Champ, Gold medal in Say Yes to FCS
Dakota Glasshoff, State Runner-up, Gold medal in National Programs in Action
Brody Marsh, State Runner-up, Silver medal in Interpersonal Communication

The following students also participated in their events and earned medals:
Charles Cawley and Michael Hynes, 3rd place, Silver medal
Brooke Goudie, 3rd place, Silver medal
Hannah Petersen, 8th place, Silver medal.

Six members also received recognition for completing the National Program, Power of One. They will also receive recognition at the National conference this summer. Those students are Carter Dankleff, Brooklyn Dowding, Charles Cawley, Kaia Sacco-Rohde, Harrison Koehn, and Michael Hynes. Congratulations to everyone on their honors!

Stay informed about the Elmwood Murdock School and the news from each class by reading the January school report.

Fundraisers to support Elmwood-Murdock FCCLA

Several Elmwood Murdock students qualified for FCCLA Nationals in Denver this summer. They are selling Krispy Kreme doughnuts and a few custom Knights shirts to help raise funds for their trip. Please consider supporting them.

Knights Shirts: Get some new Knights gear and help support Elmwood Murdock students who will be attending FCCLA Nationals. Erin Beth Designs has created a few custom Knights shirts and some baseball and softball shirts available for you to order. A portion of the proceeds will be used to support the EM students at FCCLA Nationals in Denver this summer.

Use this link to order Knights shirts.

https://www.erinbethdesign.com/shop/knights

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts: The students attending FCCLA Nationals are selling doughnuts and coffee from Krispy Kreme to raise funds for their trip.

Support the students by ordering a dozen glazed Krispy Kreme doughnuts or Krispy Kreme coffee (regular or decaf). You may also choose to purchase a dozen doughnut voucher that can be used at a Krispy Kreme location any time. Place your order now through May 5. All items will be available for pickup at the spring music concert on May 9, or they can be delivered locally.

Please contact one of these students or sponsors to place your order:
Dakota Glasshoff
Harrison Koehn
Charles Cawley
Mrs. Hynes

Thank you for your support of Elmwood Murdock FCCLA!

Murdock Board Minutes 2023

MINUTES
VILLAGE OF MURDOCK
APRIL 4, 2023
The Village Board of Trustees met in regular session on Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. at the Village Hall. Roll call as follows; Jake Wilson, Dave Nuss, Kristy McHugh, arrived late, Michelle Chesnut, and Clerk were present. John Stroy was absent.

The minutes from the previous meeting were read and then on a motion made by Wilson and second by Chesnut, were approved by a roll call vote all voting “aye”.

The following bills were approved by the Board members for payment: OPPD electricity-903.85; Constellation Energy gas serv.-963.51; Ashland Disposal garb. Serv.-2864.97; Cass Co. RWD#2 810,000 gals-4212.00; Cass Co. RWD#2 read meters 3mo.-399.00; St of NE PHE Lab wat. Test-15.00; Wahoo,Waverly, Ashland Newspapers publish.-107.13; One Call Concepts dig hotline-11.58; St of ZNE Dept of Revenue 941N withholdings-90.72; United States Treasury 941 form withholdings-836.01; J. Barnes payroll-1187.42; J. Faubion wat. Oper.-179.90; V. Barnes print cart. Reimburse-45.98; Display Sales Christmas Decos-5525.00; St of NE Dept. of Revenue sales tx-107.34(Auto Withdrawal); Black Hills Energy gas serv.-219.73(Auto Withdrawal); Windstream phone/int. serv-364.43 (Auto Withdrawal).

Dave Nuss reviewed with the Board two bids that were submitted from D&H Construction for new concrete that needs to be installed at new/old light pole areas. Nuss originally requested help from D&H Construction in cutting and removing old concrete that was completed by Nuss. Board members agreed that the bids needed to be itemized for exact work to be done, areas listed and yards of concrete to be installed as deteriorating sidewalks were included at the Museum and at the Post Office. Property owners are responsible for sidewalk maintenance and if changes are needed with the exiting design, then Board members need to be informed and in agreement with the work to be done. Chesnut made motion to have the two bids be updated with itemized description and also obtain additional bid from another Construction company for the work needing done and also for the possible sidewalk repair that may be decided upon as a future project. Wilson second the motion and it passed unanimously.

Brief discussion concerning the street maintenance was held and tabled as information from Scott Hrabik is still being obtained for best process for completing the large amount of work that is needing done.

Michelle Chesnut made motion to accept mowing bids for the 2023 mowing season. The bids need to have the trimming of trees and upkeep at the Welcome to Murdock sign area on the spur along with the normal mowing areas of Village properties monthly or as needed. The bids will be reviewed and decision to be made at the May Meeting. J. Wilson second the motion and it passes unanimously.

Wilson made motion to approve renaming of the Corona Recovery Grant Fund listed on the Treasurer’s Report to the SLFRF Fund that is dedicated to the water system upgrade for the new meter installation process. Michelle Chesnut second and it passed unanimously.

A letter was reviewed from State Auditor’s office approving the September 30, 2022 year end Audit Waiver report with notations for dual check signature’s, date of check approval signing, and automatic payments of claims procedures and continuing education classes for clerks that need to be completed each year to be in compliance with the State Statutes.

The Lane and Mile report was reviewed and Scott Hrabik, Street Engineer will be notified that Miller Ave needs to be included on this report.

There, being no further business, motion was made by Wilson and second by Chesnut that the meeting close and the next regular meeting will reconvene on Tuesday, May 2, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. at the Murdock Village Hall and it carried unanimously by RCV.

Jacqueline A. Barnes Dave Nuss
Clerk/Treasurer Chairman

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Lots of fun activities coming up this summer! 

Stay tuned! In the meantime, here are this summer's Pie Ride to Elmwood Dates:

June 8, June 22

July 7, July 21

August 3, August 17

We have some great bands lined up, and our Pie Hosts are looking forward to serving you again!

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OPEN: every Thursday, 6:00-7:00 pm
LOCATION: 304 Main Street, Louisville

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Please come and pick up what you need for your household or a friend’s.
We have canned goods, boxed meals, breakfast items, frozen meats, bread, eggs, baking ingredients, cleaning supplies, personal care items, diapers, and wipes.

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