Murray Newsletter - June 27, 2012

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2012-05-12 Roses_in_Backyard_framed

It was June, and the world smelled of roses.

The sunshine was like powdered gold over the grassy hillside.

Maud Hart Lovelace

1901 ~1980

2012-06-27 Jace__Carissa

Max and Sue VanSkiver of Nelson and Dick and Janna Pierce of Miller, proudly announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children, Carissa Lynn VanSkiver to Jace Daniel Pierce.

The wedding will take place July 14th at Salem Lutheran Church, Nelson, NE.

A graduate of Nelson High School, Miss VanSkiver is a 2008 graduate of the University of Nebraska in Elementary Education. Carissa formerly taught fourth grade at Conestoga Elementary in Murray, NE, and will begin teaching Pre-School and coaching girls' Jr. High Sports this fall at Litchfield Public Schools and also will serve as an assistant high school track coach next spring.

Mr. Pierce is a graduate of Sumner-Eddyville-Miller High School, and attended Southeast Community College. After serving as a member of the Nebraska Air Force National Guard with deployments in Spain, Kyrgyzstan, and Louisiana, Jace has returned home to join the family farming and ranching operation near Miller, NE.

04-17-2010 Town_Hall

The minutes of the June 12 Village Board meeting are now posted and ready for you to read. Click on the 'Village Office' tab above to read the latest.

Murray Christian Church

will be serving

burgers

brats

walking tacos

homemade pie and ice cream

and LOTS of other goodies!

11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

during Murray's 4th of July festivities.

So take a break from the heat and come to the big brick church on Young Street for some yummy treats!

MURRAY, NE FIRE & RESCUE

ANNUAL 4TH of JULY

PANCAKE FEED

BRING YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS

to the

MURRAY FIRE STATION

7 - 11 A.M.

Free-will donations welcome and all proceeds go to

Murray's Fire & Rescue departments!

MURRAY FIRE & RESCUE is in NEED of VOLUNTEERS!

APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE at the PANCAKE FEED!

CASS COUNTY 4th of JULY CELEBRATION

WEDNESDAY, July 4th, 2012



YOUNG MEMORIAL PARK



MURRAY, NEBRASKA



Fireworks Rain Date: SATURDAY July 7th, 2012

CONCESSIONS by 4TH of JULY ASSOCIATION

10 a.m. - 9 p.m.

featuring SCHWAN'S ICE CREAM TREATS!

HOMEMADE PIE and ICE CREAM

Murray Christian Church

from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

OOZEBALL CONTEST

10:00 am - Registration

Games Start at Noon

Awards 1st place

SHOES REQUIRED!

$ 5.00 per person

6 to 8 person teams

Age groups – 8th grade and under/High School/Adult

Parent or Guardian Signature required if younger than 18 yr. old

Single Elimination

Sponsored by: Wiles Brothers

DIME GLASS TOSS

11:00 a.m.



LITTLE MR. & MISS. 4TH OF JULY

11:30 registration

Starts at Noon

$5.00 Per Entry

Ages 5 to 7

Trophies furnished by Murray State Bank

BINGO

Noon to 3:00 p.m.

HORSESHOE CONTEST

1:30 Registration

Pitching starts at 2:00 p.m.

$10 for coed Team

$5.00 per person

Pay Back

Failure to play at designated time is forfeiture of game

BABY CONTEST

2:30 Registration

Starts at 3:00 p.m.

$2.00 per Entry

Trophies furnished by Murray State Bank

PARADE LINE-UP

6:30 p.m.

In front of Conestoga Elementary School in Murray

104 High St.

Parade at 7:00 p.m.

AUCTION

8:00 p.m.



CORONATION of MISS MURRAY

Approx. 9:00 p.m.

GRAND MARSHAL

Approx. 9:15 p.m.



RAFFLE DRAWING

Approx. 9:30 p.m.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Approx. 9:55 p.m.

Sung By: Linda Grunewald



FIREWORKS DISPLAY

Approx. 10:00 p.m.

Provided exclusively through donations to the 4th of July Association

The Cass County 4th of July Association is NOT responsible for any Accident or Injury

For Information Call: Jerry Blasig 235-2203 or Keith Felthousen 235-2850

COACHES and PLAYERS LOVE 3v3 SOCCER!

The 3v3 format offers fast-paced, skill-building, fun soccer!

Every player is involved and constantly touching the ball!

3v3 live is open to male and female teams U4 - adult.

Parents and coaches can organize and coach 3v3 teams.

Each team may have up to six players.

All teams are guaranteed a minimum of four games.

Every player will receive an official 3v3 Live Tour t-shirt.

Medals will be awarded to players on the top 3 teams in each division.

3v3 Soccer is a great way to improve your teams and individual player's

skills for the upcoming tournament season.

The top four teams in each division are qualified to play in ALL the

3v3 Live Regional Championship Tournaments.

EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JULY 1st, 2012

EARLY REGISTRATION FEE: $170.00 per team

Call Travis at 435-229-9100 for more info.

Don't miss out on the fun!

Register now at

www.3v3live.com

Southeast Soccer Club

is accepting donations through July 16th to help fundconcessions for the upcoming

3v3 Tournament.

Proceeds from tournament will go towards putting in a well for water for the fields.

Please contact Heather Larson 9713 Gabriella Drive, Beaver Lake, NE 68048, 402-306-8996.

or heatehrdlarson@windstream.net for more details.

Thank you!

CASS COUNTY GOING GREEN

recycle trailer will be located on these dates in the following towns:

Murray:

July 7 - 13

July 28 - Aug 3

Aug 18 - 24

Sept 8 - 14

Beaver Lake:

Now - June 29

July 14 - 20

Aug 4 - 10

Aug 25 - 31

Sept 15 - 21

Union:

July 21 - 27

Aug 11 - 17

Sept 1 - 7

Sep 22 - 28

Nehawka:

July 7 - 20

Aug 4 - 17

Sept 1 - 14

(Murray will also continue to have the recycle bin located behind Town Hall every day for Murray residents' use only.)

Children's Theater Event at Lofte a Success

The Missoula Children's Theater residency at the Lofte Community Theatre last week was a resounding success. In all, 110 children auditioned for the play. This is a new record for area children wanting to take part in the week-long theater event. After auditions, 58 children were cast to present the classic tale, "Hansel & Gretel."

Starring in the title roles were Dawson Hogue of Murray (playing Hansel) and Madeline Schmit of Lincoln (playing Gretel). The Wildwood Witch was played by Carson Santee of Plattsmouth. Other children participating in the play are listed below by their town of residence.

The Lofte thanks Home State Bank and Plattsmouth State Bank for their continued sponsorship of this marvelous event. Missoula Children's Theater is a non-profit organization based out of Missoula, Montana which works to help the development of life skills for children through the participation of the performing arts.

Dalton Wheeler, above, of Alvo took great pride in his performance as a "Nasty," during the Missoula Children's Theater week at the Lofte Theatre near Manley.

Alvo

Dalton Wheeler

Brock

Piper Monson

Cook

Katelyn Smith

Eagle

Gus Pope

Elmwood

Jordyn Graff

Jolee Graff

Ava Kennedy

Claire Ernst

Kabrianna Mumford

Lincoln

Reicher Martinez

Madeline Schmit

Peter Schmit

Katherine Schmit

Louisville

Rena Hoefner

Lea Kalkowski

Kyloe Hapgood

Samuel Gauthier

Zachary Gauthier

Sarah Schlegel

Piper Meisinger

Carsen Knott

Davis Carlson

Delaney Carlson

Kayley Galbraith

Caden Galbraith

Cardale Moxey

Cedric Moxey

Manley

William Jones

Murdock

Alyssa Schnabel

Grace Jacobsen

Tess Arent

Noah Arent

Murray

Kaylyn Weilage

Bella Hogue

Dawson Hogue

Omaha

Olive Keriman

Erin Weidenhamer

Joy Weidenhamer

Sophia Nkwocha

Plattsmouth

Charlie Mueller

McKenna Jensen

Keegan Moore

Jameson Yost

Sarah Bunnell

Tobin Loper

Carson Santee

Springfield

McKenzie Norris

Laura Sherman

Weeping Water

Riley Hohn

Ashley Cappen

Addi Bickford

Treva Wright

Kinlee Wright

DESTINATION PLATTSMOUTH

COMING to

ENTERTAINMENT PLAZA

(Just south of Main at 4th Street in Plattsmouth)

BYOC (Bring your own chairs!) ~ Goodwill donations accepted
No alcoholic beverages ~ Family-oriented shows
Refreshments available

Events starting times are:

June & Sept 7pm

July & Aug 7:30pm** Special Event Times**

Events and times subject to change.

COME JOIN US!

Jun 29

USAF Heartland Raptors

Jun 30

Shadow Ridge Band

Jul 6

Rick Bultez - Comedy Hypnotist

Jul 7

Daniel Martinez Band

Jul 13

Mary’s Melodies - Piano for all

Jul 14

USAF Heartland Night Wing

Jul 20

Plattsmouth Community Band

Jul 21

Sarpy Serenaders (Barbershop)

Jul 27

Doodly Squat

Jul 28 **

Battle of Teen Bands

Aug 3

Shadow Ridge Band

Aug 4

Toasted Ponies

Aug 10

Plattsmouth Community Band

Aug 11 **

Teen Fashion Show +

Aug 11

Blind Dog Fulton

Aug 12 **

Plattsmouth Summer Festival

Aug 17

Taste Of Plattsmouth +

Aug 18

Cowboy Gathering +

Aug 24

Lloyd McCarter Honky-Tonk

Aug 25

Sounds from The Big Band Era

Aug 31 Joy Johnson + The Notables

Sep 1

Terry Little & Jonathan

Sep 7

Harvest Festival

Sep 8

Harvest Festival

Sep 14

Janice Freeburg Dancers

Sep 15

Ellis Island Irish-Many Instruments

Sep 21

Plattsmouth Community Band

Sep 22

Sweet Adelines (Lady Barbershop)

Sep 28 *

Sep 29 *

Oct 5

Live Performance in conjunctionwith Cruisin’ Main Car Show & Shine

** Farmers Market & Crafts **

Wednesday 3pm - 6pm

Saturday - 9am-noon

Sponsors include Cass County Tourism, Mom’s Restaurant &Cafe, Cass County Bank, John’s Appliance Sales & Service,Plattsmouth State Bank, Jeff Henry Chevrolet,Hobscheidt/Henry PRO Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, &SAC Credit Union

www.plattsmouthmainstreet.com

402-296-5544

SUMMERTIME MEANS COUNTY FAIRS!

Mark your calendar with this year's Cass County Fair dates,

August 7 - 11, 2012.

The Fairgrounds are north of

Weeping Water, on Highway 1 at 144th Street.

Click on this link for more info www.cassfair.com.

SARPY CASS_HEALTH_WELLNESS

Five Seconds Could Save the Life of a Child

Safe Kids Sarpy/Cass Reminds Parents to

Spot Their Tot Before Starting the Engine

Summer is here and everyone is in a rush to get to the store before it closes or in the frenzy of trying to get to the ballgame before that first pitch. The focus is often on where we are destined – not what is around the car. Safe Kids Sarpy/Cass encourages anyone driving a car to walk completely around it to check for children before getting in and starting the engine. This applies even to drivers who do not have children but may have kids in the neighborhood. These incidences are known as “backovers”or “frontovers,” depending on direction. Nebraska has been in the headlines with three tragic “backover/frontover” incidences in the last 30 days, all of the drivers were family members of the victims.

· June 7, a 21 month-old girl in Lincoln,” backover”.

· June 13, a 2 year-old boy in Fremont, “frontover”.

· June 18, a 2 year-old girl in Lincoln, “backover”.

“We believe these injuries and deaths are preventable as too many result from a driver not seeing children who might be playing, running after or standing near their vehicle,” says Jane Husz, Safe Kids Sarpy/Cass coordinator. “What is truly tragic about these stories is that often, the drivers are friends or even family members.” Back-over deaths are the worst possible scenario. Many times they involve a parent running over their child.

Government Statistics reveal

· 228 people of all ages die each year from back-over accidents.

· 44% of all these fatalities are under the age of 5.

· Each year, 17,000 people are injured in back?over accidents.

Automobile makers will be required to put back-up cameras in all passenger vehicles by 2014 thanks to a rulemaking by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Currently, in 2012, 45% of vehicles offer a rearview camera as standard equipment. This was proposed by NHTSA in 2010. This is a big step to protect pedestrians, especially children. Safe Kids agrees with AAA's warning that "motorists who have vehicles equipped with this technology to use it to supplement,not replace, traditional efforts to turn and check blind spots (both rear and lateral) while backing up." Usually you think of SUV's and trucks when you think of back-over accidents, but some of the biggest blind spots are on passenger cars that the driver sits low and have a high trunk deck. Some blind spots can be over 100 feet long.

Safe Kids incorporates a back-up camera in its Spot The Tot presentations for the public. These

presentations show parents how to avoid back?over, front?over incidents and include information

on rearview cameras. These presentations are free to parent groups in Sarpy and Cass Counties.

Safe Kids Sarpy/Cass is able to include information on the back?up camera due to a donation

of a back-up camera and installation from AAA Cornhusker Motorclub. Parents and caregivers

can follow these tips to help make sure that children remain safe around cars:

· Before getting in the car and starting the engine – walk all the way around the parked vehicle to make sure children are not under or behind it. When possible, engage older kids as helpers to accomplish this.

· Ensure that young children are always accompanied by an adult when getting in and out of a vehicle.

· Identify a safe play area for children to use far away from parked or moving vehicles.

· Identify a safe spot for children to go when nearby vehicles are about to move.

· When walking near moving vehicles, in driveways, in parking lots, or on sidewalks – make sure to

firmly hold the hand of each child that is with you.

· Avoid using driveways as play areas if moving cars have access entering or exiting these areas.

· Pay close attention to cameras or sensors available in many vehicles when backing, but

remember these tools should be used in conjunction with the five-second walk around.

“No matter how important it is at that moment for you to get to your destination on time,” says Jane Husz, “taking a five-second walk around your car to make sure that children are not in harm’s way could save your family and your child from a lifetime of physical and emotional pain.”

Safe Kids Sarpy/Cass works to prevent unintentional childhood injury, the leading cause of death

and disability to children under the age of 14. Safe Kids Sarpy/Cass is a member of Safe Kids

Worldwide, a global network of organizations dedicated to preventing unintentional injury. Safe

Kids Sarpy/Cass was founded in 2006 and is led by Sarpy/Cass Dept of Health and Wellness.

WANTED: MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

Oxbow Animal Health, located in Murdock NE, is looking for a Maintenance Technician to maintain Production equipment, vehicles, buildings and grounds.5 to 7 years experience preferred.

Send resume/inquiries to: HR@oxbowanimalhealth.com

Apply in person at:

Oxbow Animal Health29012 Mill RoadMurdock, NE 68407

Help Spark the American Red Cross

Blood Supply this Summer

While the Independence Day holiday will surely ignite many spectacular fireworks extravaganzas, the American Red Cross is counting on donors to spark the nation’s blood supply. The Red Cross reminds eligible donors that the need for blood is constant, especially during holiday timeframes – like Independence Day – when eligible donors have even less time in their busy schedules to give.

While all blood types are needed during the summer months, O negative, B negative and A negative blood types are currently in high demand because they potentially can be transfused to patients with Rh positive or Rh negative blood types. Type O negative, the universal blood type, can potentially be transfused to patients with any blood type.

The American Red Cross encourages all eligible donors to donate blood regularly this summer to ensure an adequate blood supply for patients in need.

The American Red Cross’ Live Life. Give Life. summer-long campaign is helping to raise awareness aboutthe constant need for blood and encourage regular donations. Presenting donors between May 21 and September 5, 2012 will be entered automatically into the Live Life. Give Life. promotion for a chance to win prize packages from GiftCertificates.com. And, from June 29 to July 8, presenting donors will be entered to win additional prize certificates to thank them for giving blood around the Independence Day holiday. Visit redcrossblood.org/GiveWin to learn more.

INDEPENDENCE DAY PROMOTION

As a special 'thank you' around the Independence Day holiday, presenting donors between June 29 and July 8, 2012, can register to win a prize certificate redeemable at GiftCertificates.com. Visit redcrossblood.org/GiveWin for details.

How to Donate Blood

Simply call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit redcrossblood.org to make an appointment or for more information. All blood types are needed to ensure a reliable supply for patients. A blood donor card or driver’s license, or two other forms of identification are required at check-in.Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parental permission in some states), weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger also have to meet certain height and weight requirements.

About the American Red Cross

The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies more than 40 percent of the nation's blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visitredcross.org or join our blog at blog.redcross.org.

CASS COUNTY

7/13/2012, 2:00 pm- 7:00 pm, Methodist Church, 2nd St & Kansas St, Murdock

OTOE COUNTY

7/9/2012, 11:00 am- 5:00 pm, Eagle's Club, 600 1st Corso, Nebraska City

Senator Nelson's E-Update
June 22, 2012

2012 Farm Bill Sets New Course for American Agriculture

Yesterday, my Senate colleagues on both sides of the aisle came together to pass the 2012 Farm Bill, setting a strong course for American agriculture and ushering in a new era for Nebraska farmers and ranchers.

The bill's budget-minded reforms, and swapping of government subsidies for new crop insurance programs, will benefit Nebraska's more than 47,000 farms while strengthening the safety net for tough times. It will also bring stability and job security to tens of thousands of Nebraska agricultural workers, paving the way for job growth in our state's agriculture sector, while at the same time reducing the federal deficit by $23 billion.

Also included in the bill are several amendments I authored that will give more security to rural communities and provide peace of mind to those Nebraskans who have been particularly hard-hit by this recession. My amendment on the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Rural Development Loan will extend the current grandfather clause to allow many Nebraska cities such as Columbus and Norfolk to remain eligible for USDA Rural Development Housing Loans. Additionally, my amendment on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will create more accountability by requiring states to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and program integrity of SNAP.

I'm proud of what was accomplished by the Senate, not only for Nebraska, but for the future of American agriculture. I'm hopeful the House will act quickly, too, because Congress should approve a new Farm Bill that's good for farmers and taxpayers this year.

For more information on the 2012 Farm Bill, please click here.

2012-06-27 MANLEY_PTV

Cass County Fair 2012 - Video Contest (APR)

Advanced Pre-Registration Form

Thank you for competing in this years exciting Cass County Fair Video Contest! This year we absolutely require an advance registration form (this form) to be submitted by Tuesday August 7th, 2012 at midnight CDT for each project to be considered by the judges on the submission deadline August 17, 2012 at 5PM CDT.

When we receive this form you will receive an APR (Advance Project Registration) Number (via the email address you provide) within 24 hours and that will be your assurance that you are in the cue, and it will also identify this project for the purpose of questions, comments, and finally with your submission on or before August 17th, 2012 at 5PM CDT, judging and finally the awards on August 24, 2012 at 5PM CDT.

There is no obligation to complete your video, or to submit a video - you can change your mind at any point however pre-registration IS required for any submission to be considered by the Judges. There will be NO exceptions.

You need to create, and edit your video, upload to your www.YouTube.com acct submit it with awww.YouTube.com URL and agree to maintain that video publicly available for the benefit of the Cass County Fair Board for a minimum of 1 year. By submitting this form you agree that you have rights for the use of any content, video or music that you include in your project. The Cass County Fair Board requires that any submission be free from any Copy Protected content in order to be considered by the judges. You agree that any questions as to copy rights can cause a project to be rejected by the Judges.

Fair Video Project Title *What name would you like to use as a project title such as.. "A Day At The Fair"

Official Email Address *Please enter a valid email address that will be used in all communications including contest winner notification

Video Producer Name *Who will be the director/producer of this video project? - There should be one persons name.

Video Producer Telephone/Cellphone *Please enter a phone number that will be used as a back up/emergency method to contact you if email does not succeed

If you have trouble viewing or submitting this form, you can fill it out online:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dE1UNU1WTURtd3pVekhWd0RtakczQkE6MQ

NEHAWKA LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL

(Schedules are subject to change)

Pony League

28 Jun 7:30 @ Nehawka

2012 EVENTS at ART CHICKS

July 29, Sunday, 9 to 4: Flea Market and Old Fashioned Dessert Festival/Car show

September 24, Saturday, Chocolate Festival - Chocolate themed meal and treats at all the shops

October, All Month Long - Shopping bonanza! Punch card, visit all the local participating stores and enter to win a drawing for shopping spree worth over $300.00.

October 29, Saturday, Witches Brew Party -11:00 and 1:00 is our grand celebration of everything Halloween! Two blocks full of music, dancing, broom ceremonies, fortune telling and much more. Free gift to those who dress up. Saturday 2:30 Little Witches in Training Party Bring your little ones to a special 2:30 seating to celebrate Halloween and all its glory. Come in costume and learn about Halloween traditions, make believe fun and dancing.

November 12, Holiday Open House & Art Chicks Lunchorama Stop in and see all the new Holiday decor and Gifts in over 5 shops. Husker items, jewelry, purses, kitchen goods, baby and kids too. Reserve your table for 2 or 52 and enjoy a show of the latest jewelry for the season from several designers and handmade gifts from local artisans.

December 3, Ringing in the Season All of Louisville will be bustling with the sounds and activities of the season. Kids Shopping with children’s luncheon at 2:30 Bring your little one and they can shop and wrap presents for Christmas surprises for everyone on their list.

December Holiday Camp, Ladies, time to learn some new tricks to make your holiday prep easier. Spend time in Camp gaining the skills to “do it all” or at least laugh so much the stress disappears.

Visit coopandfeathers.blogspot.com and louisvilleartchicks.com for more details.

Art Chicks 402-234-2669

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and So Much More!

That's right! These are all items that can appear FREE of CHARGE

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