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October 9, 2014
Issue 4, Volume 36
Malcolm Public Schools
10004 NW 112th St
Malcolm, NE 68402
From Our Administration
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By: Mr. Ryan Terwilliger, Superintendent
Give Us A Call
High School Office
402-796-2151 ext. 1
Westfall Office
402-796-2151 ext. 2
Business Office
402-796-2151 ext. 3
Page 2: Constitution
Day
Page 3: News From Mr.
Eichenberger
Page 4: New Teachers
Page 5: Little Cheer
Camp
Page 6: Schedule
Page 7: News from Mrs.
Martin
Page 8: Gateway to
Glory
SCHOOL CLOSING INFORMATION
Dear Malcolm Public School Parents,
With the crazy wet Fall that we have experienced, I thought that the “Bad Weather”
article should probably come out in October rather than November. Although
last winter was bitterly cold, we did not have a tremendous amount of snow.
In fact, one of the two days we had to cancel was for temperature—not snow.
However, between the wet fall and the wisdom of the weather prognosticators,
I am anticipating more of the “white stuff” for the 2014-2015 winter. For that
reason, this article is meant as a review of our early-out, late-start, and school
cancelation procedures.
Listed below are the resources that we use:
1.
Our primary source of communication will be our automated message
service (EZ-Messenger). Last year we did better at “working out the bugs” on this
system. In 2012-2013, many of you received multiple phone calls each time I sent
out a message. I think we have that problem fixed. If you happen to get multiple
calls, please let us know.
2.
KLMS)
Page 9: Special Board
Meeting Minutes
Page 10: Insurance
Information
Pages 11-13: Ads
Media Outlets
• Three Eagles Communications (KFOR, KZKX, KFRX, KIBZ, KTGL,
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KLIN
Channel 10/11
Channel 8 KLKN
Channel 7 KETV
3.
School District Telephone Message
• You can call the school phone number and listen to the message
4.
Social Media—both will be updated shortly after we make a decision
• Face Book
Continued on Page 5...
• Twitter
Happy Constitution Day!
By: Mr. Mahoney
On September 17th, the Malcolm 5th graders presented a play to celebrate
constitution day. They presented this play to grades K-4 and did a great job! All of
the students memorized their lines and then shared information about a historical
United States flag. As an added part of the day the 5th graders had memorized the
preamble and sang it for all of the classes during the presentation.
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Math Overview
By: Mr. Eichenberger
PreAlgebra – This class has just finished with chapter 1 which focused on solving
basic equations and inequalities. They also learned about graphing coordinates
and lines on a coordinate plane. They have just started on chapter 2 which will
focus on integers and exponents.
Business Math – Business math has just finished with chapter three which dealt
with record keeping. The students have been learning about balancing their budgets
which will come in handy when they go off to college or head out to get jobs. Keeping
our expenditures below our budget will be something all students need to achieve in the very
near future.
Geometry-The geometry sections have been working with Geometric reasoning and proofs.
One of these sections involved inductive reasoning. The Inductive reasoning section was very
interesting as students had to analyze numerical and shape patterns to find the next value in
the pattern. The students learned what to look for in patterns, which included the sum and
difference of numbers, if they were multiplied or divided by a certain value, and for other
occurrences. The problem which some of your children may have come home with looked like
this.
O,T,T,F,F,S,S,E,N,____. Ask your child what the answer was; and if you’re working it on your
own just start counting.
They have also looked at solving rebus puzzles. Here is an example of a rebus puzzle. The
answer to the first is a saying we use when we are happy and the second is a popular Clint
Eastwood movie.
... Fairy
...Wolf
...Duckling
PreCalculus-The PreCalculus students have been working on chapter 1 which deals primarily
with functions. They have been evaluating functions, adding/subtracting functions, multiplying/
diving them, and finding their domains and ranges. Graphs of functions have also be worked
with, as the students now have the ability to use the vertical line test to determine if a graph is
a function.
Calculus- The Calculus students have just finished working on Limits. Finding if limits
exist, evaluating right hand and left had limits, and finding where limits are continuous and
discontinuous are just some of the things they have been exploring. They have just started
working with derivatives.
Junior Parents Fund-raiser
Jr Class Parents are selling decorative yard blocks
to raise money for post prom!! They will be selling
them at home football games or you can order one
by contacting Karen Kohl at karen_kohl04@hotmail.
com or Doug and Heather Steiner at Dsteiner1@neb.
rr.com / [email protected]. The cost of the
blocks are $15
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Teacher of the Month
By: Student Council Member - Shi Hargens
This year Malcolm High School has welcomed Jon Squier to the staff as the new
Director of Student Services. A high school graduate of Lincoln East and UNL, his
accomplishments include being a Special Ed teacher starting in 1995 for twelve years
before earning an administrative degree and working in Lincoln for eight years. He
enjoys football, hunting, fishing and being in the outdoors. He also enjoys spending
time with his wife, Michelle, and their two daughters, Katie and Abbie. He has no plans
on being a coach, but he loves participating in sports and activities, attending current
Malcolm football and volleyball games and he’s waiting for the drama performances. So
far he has loved his transition here and says he likes everything about the school system. “The
thing that stands out is the students, how motivated they are to be good kids and how nice they are. The
way they treat the staff and each other is wonderful to see.”
Meet Mr. Edwards
My name is Andrew Edwards. This is my fourth year teaching Spanish. I am
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originally from a small town in western Nebraska called Morrill. I have a wife,
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Lisa, and two daughters, Braelyn and Lily. In my scarce free time, I enjoy reading,
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llistening to music and playing the guitar. Right out of college I went to work for a
trucking company and stayed there for three years. I realized it wasn’t for me and
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went back to school to get my teaching certification. Several people in my family are
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teachers and I noticed how fulfilling of a career it was for them, so, I decided to give
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try. Luckily, I realized quickly that it was the right fit for me. It is by far the most
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challenging thing I have done but, at the end of the day, I can go home feeling as though I
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have done something worthwhile.
The students and staff of Malcolm could not have been more welcoming. My transition has been so
easy I hardly feel as though I am new here. I am really enjoying working with such a wonderful group
of students. I have fun everyday coming to work and watching them progress as they learn more and
more Spanish.
MALCOLM BOOSTER Notes
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT – It went well and a huge thanks to all those who volunteered on
the courts and tables and in the trenches in concessions!
GATEWAY TO GLORY – Monday, October 22nd @ 7pm in Gateway Mall. Please make it a date –
Boosters will receive $1 donation per person, up to $500, who come out. There will be a costume
contest with prizes, sponsored by Boosters. More details on that later. Qdoba will be serving naked
burritos and Matt McKay will be hosting and doing games on stage. The cheerleaders will also be in
a contest to win some money if they have the best cheer. It really was fun last year – see you there!
PS – they are not doing the receipt collection, so no need to save those this year.
PROJECTOR SPONSORS - Boosters are using these funds to grow the number and value of
scholarships given. If you know of a business who may be interested in advertising on the projector,
please let Dale Sackett (937-3776) or Kristie Locke (560-1822) know.
NEXT MEETING - Sunday, Oct 12th @ 7pm in the Administration Building.
Please consider coming to Booster meetings throughout the year. The funds raised go towards
improving the athletic environment for our kids. Thanks!
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Little Cheer Camp
By: Mrs. Becky Densberger
The Malcolm Cheerleaders would like to thank all of the "Little Cheerleaders" for
making our fundraiser such a success. We had so much fun teaching the cheers and
routine to the girls. We had 73 "Little Cheerleaders" who practiced on September 6th
and then performed at the Malcolm home football game on September 12th. With
everyone dressed in Husker Red t-shirts, we cheered and performed to the Husker
Fight Song. The cheerleaders really appreciate all of the support from the communityy
in our fundraising. The camp was a big success because so many individuals helped.
ed.
We would like to thank Valerie Popp, Kelie Hargens, Michelle Rivers, Terri Hoeft, Charlee
Sindelar, Sam Hargens, Hayley Densberger, Kelsie DeBaets, Sarah Behlen, Meaghan Webster, Emma
Schumacher and Hayley Duckett. Again, thanks to everyone for making this event so successful. Go
Clippers and Go Huskers!
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5.
School Website—will be updated shortly after we make a decision
If the determination to cancel school can be made the night before, I will make the call by 10:00 p.m. I
realize that this scenario is preferable to all, and will be done if at all possible. However, there are times
when the weather is not unbearable by 10:00 p.m. In those instances, the call will be made by 6:00 a.m.
the day of school. On those days, you will only receive a call if we have a late start or a cancellation.
Finally, I want you to know that student safety is our number one priority, but there will be times that
school will be in session during moderately poor weather. At any point, as a parent, you have the right
to keep you children home if you do not feel conditions are safe. This is far from an exact science, but we
try our best to balance safety with having the children in school.
Thanks (keep your fingers crossed for good weather),
Ryan Terwilliger
Superintendent
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Clipper Schedule of Eventss
**Times and Schedule Subject to Change
Monday, October 13
3:45PM
Sports Practices
5:00PM
6:00PM
6:00PM
6:30PM
VB(V) ECNC 1st Round
7-8 VB(B/A)@Palmyra
7-8 FB@Palmyra
FB(JV)@Yutan
Tuesday, October 14
3:45PM
Sports Practices
6:30PM
VB(V) ECNC 2nd Round
Thursday, October 23
3:45PM
Sports Practices
Friday, October 24
NO SCHOOL
TBA
XC NSAA Championship
7:00PM
FB(V)@Hebron
Saturday, October 25
TBA
ACT Test
Sunday, October 26
2:00PM
One Act Dress Rehearsal
Wednesday, October 15
3:45PM
Sports Practices
TBA
NSAA Girls SB Championship
Thursday, October 16
3:45PM
Sports Practices
TBA
NSAA Girls SB Championship
4:00PM
XC Districts@ Malcolm
5:00PM
VB(V) ECNC Finals
Friday, October 17
12:24
EARLY DISMISSAL
TBA
NSAA Girls SB Championship
TBA
StuCo State Convention
7:00PM
FB(V)@Fillmore Central
Saturday, October 18
10:00AM
One Act Dress Rehearsal
Monday, October 20
3:45PM
Sports Practices
5:00PM
7-8FB@Malcolm
6:30PM
FB(JV)@Wilber-Clatonia
7:00PM
Board Meeting
Tuesday, October 21
3:45PM
Sports Practices
5:00PM
VB(V)@Elmwood Murdock
5:00PM
7-8FB@Yutan
Wednesday, October 22
3:45PM
Sports Practices
7:00PM
Gateway to Glory Pep Rally
Malcolm
Cross Country Team
Raising Money for ALS
The Cross Country Team is raising money for
“ALS” in the name of a former MHS student/
athlete who has been battling “ALS” for the past
few years. We will keep track of the TEAMS’ weekly
mileage during Homecoming week (Oct. 6-14)
which includes our Conference Meet and calculate
our total TEAM miles for the week. You may make
a pledge per mile for the week or make a set pledge
amount. The TEAM members will contact you
and let you know how much your per mile pledge
is the following week. We will make our donation
to the Nebraska ALS program so the funds will
stay within our state to help those battling ALS in
Nebraska including our alum. Thank you for your
support and your generosity! This is not an “ice
bucket challenge” Please make checks out to “ALS”
We will take pledges until Friday, October 17th.
There will be Cross Country team members at the
Homecoming Football Game for pledges.
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Yearbook News and More
The yearbook staff is getting started on the 2014 - 15 yearbook. The members of our 2014
- 15 Yearbook staff are Mariah Bolte, Amber Green and Teagen Lundgren
We are still creating our yearbook online and we are also still using our photo sharing
website, Community Upload. The community can upload photos that they have taken
and we can then use those photos for our yearbook
Senior Info.
***Reminder***
Seniors and parents – THE DEADLINE FOR TURNING IN YOUR SENIOR PICTURE
RE is
December 19th. These pictures have to be DIGITAL. That means they may be emailed or brought in on
a cd or flash drive. If I don’t receive a senior picture then I will be using the junior year picture.
Baby Pictures for the Graduation Clipper
Baby pictures are due February 11th. These can be turned in to Mr. Lewandowski or to Mrs. Martin.
Senior Ads
Senior Parents you should have received information on a senior/personal ad in your email, if you did
not let me know. All you need to do is send in the pictures of your senior, your message, and I can create
your ad for you. Or you can upload your ad on the Malcolm Public School Website under the yearbook
tab. The deadline for purchasing a senior ad is February 12th.
2014 - 15 Yearbooks (7-12 Grade)
The 2014 -15 Yearbooks are also on sale you can purchase the yearbook in a couple different ways.
You can send the money in with your student made payable to “Malcolm Public Schools”.
You can go to the Malcolm Public Schools Website and click on the Yearbook tab and go to the site that
will allow you to order and pay for your yearbook online.
You may also go to the website “YearbooksForever.com” and pay for it there.
The cost of the 2014 - 15 yearbook is $36.00 with a namestamp and $33.00 without a namestamp. .
2013 – 14 Yearbooks
We do have 2 of the 2013 – 14 Yearbooks left. The cost is $40.00
The following students need to pick up their yearbooks in the High School office: Emma Beal, Shawntel
Beckman, Spencer Caldwell, Jared Eucker, Jessie Hutcheson, Alex Lau, Jared Michl, Chloe Mientka, and
Justine Nelson.
2012 – 13 Yearbooks
We also have 5 of our award winning 2012 – 13 yearbooks left. The cost is $40.00. We received the
National Award in the fall of 2013.
Art News
As always, we are busy working on a wide variety of projects. The Art students are already planning what
work they will submit for the ECNC Art Show. It is always exciting, as we have winners every year.
This year we are going to be “kick starting” a new program. We are joining “Artsonia”. Artsonia is the
world’s largest student art museum on the internet. Millions of artwork from thousands of schools across
the world have been published for everyone to view and appreciate.
Students and parents will be receiving a parent permission slip that gives the student i.d. and log in
information. You will then be able to go online and look at your student’s artwork.
Big Thank You!
My students and I would like to thank the family of Mark Heidtbrink for their generous donation. It will
go a long way in helping purchase supplies for the Art Department.
Mrs. Ann Martin
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Clippers
Malcolm Public Schools
Gateway to Glory Pep Rally
Wednesday, October 22nd
7:00 pm
Gateway Mall, Lincoln
All K-12 students, parents, staff, and community members are welcome and encouraged to
attend to show your school spirit.
Theme: Halloween (wear your costume)
$20.00 Gift Card for Best Halloween Costume (K-5th student)
$20.00 Gift Card for Best Halloween Costume (6th-8th student)
$20.00 Gift Card for Best Halloween Costume (9th-12th student)
Drawings
$10.00 Gift Card for attending (5 Total)
**Must be present to win
Games, Cheers, Activities, etc…
Malcolm Public Schools is pleased to announce participation in the Gateway to Glory Pep Rally.
Students, faculty, friends, and families are encouraged to come out and show their support as
Gateway Mall will make a $1 donation to each school’s booster club- up to $500 per school- for
each person attending on the school’s behalf.
Cheerleaders will also get an opportunity to amp up the crowd and win
some extra money in the Mall-Cheer competition. The cheerleaders that
come up with the best cheer all about Gateway Mall- The shopping! The
food! The fun!—will win $500 for their team.
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Minutes – Board of Education
September 24, 2014
The Board of Education, School District 148, Lancaster County, Nebraska held a special budget amendment hearing
on Wednesday, September 24, 2014 at 7:00PM at the District Board Room, 10004 NW 112th, Malcolm, NE for the
purpose of hearing testimony of support, opposition, criticism, suggestions, or observations of taxpayers relating to
the proposed Budget of Receipts and Expenditures of the 2014-2015 school budget and to consider amendments
thereto. Notice of said hearing was published in the minutes of the September 15, 2014 meeting of the Board in
“The Clipper” of September 18, 2014, in the Lincoln Journal Star newspaper on September 19, 2014 and posted at
the Administration Building, Westfall Elementary, Jr/Sr High School and Malcolm Post Office. Board members
present at the hearing were: Donald Densberger, William England, Andrea Holka, Kevin Lostroh, Craig Vanderkolk.
Absent: Michelle Bice. Chairman Densberger opened the hearing at 7:10PM and noted that the Open Meetings Act is
posted on the north wall of the Board Room. Superintendent Terwilliger reviewed the proposed amendment to the
Qualified Capital Purpose Undertaking Fund. He answered questions from the Board and explained the reason for
the amendment. Not seeing or hearing any members of the public wanting to provide further testimony, Chairman
Densberger declared the Budget Hearing closed at 7:31PM.
Chairman Densberger then noted that the Board is still in Open Meeting and began the Tax Request Hearing at
7:31PM as previously advertised in the Lincoln Journal Star newspaper on September 19, 2014, the minutes of the
September 15, 2014 meeting of the Board in “The Clipper” of September 18, 2014 and posted at the Administration
Building, Westfall Elementary, Jr/Sr High School and the Malcolm Post Office. The hearing was to hear testimony
of support, opposition, criticism, suggestions, or observations of taxpayers on whether to amend the Malcolm School
District’s property tax request for the 2014-2015 fiscal school year. Hearing or seeing no comments or questions from
the public, Chairman Densberger declared the hearing closed at 7:32PM.
Chairman Densberger called the special meeting of the Board to order at 7:32PM, noting that the Board is still in Open
Meeting and the Open Meetings Act is posted on the north wall. Notice of said meeting was previously advertised in
the minutes of the September 15, 2014 meeting of the Board in “The Clipper” of September 18, 2014, in the Lincoln
Journal Star newspaper on September 19, 2014 and posted at the Administration Building, Westfall Elementary, Jr/
Sr High School and Malcolm Post Office. Answering roll call were: William England, Andrea Holka, Kevin Lostroh,
Craig Vanderkolk, Donald Densberger. Absent: Michelle Bice. Administrator present was Ryan Terwilliger.
Lostroh moved, seconded by Vanderkolk, to approve and adopt the amended 2014-2015 School Budget as presented
and advertised in the Lincoln Journal Star. Voting by roll call: AYES – England, Holka, Lostroh, Vanderkolk,
Densberger. NAYS – None. ABSENT – Bice. Motion 9-2014-73 passed.
Holka introduced a Resolution calling for the General Fund Tax Request of $2,803,081.79, a Bond Fund Tax Request
of $348,981.81, a Qualified Capital Purpose Undertaking Fund Tax Request of $120,219.19, and a Special Building
Fund Tax Request of $297,979.80 for the 2014-2015 Fiscal School Year. (Full text of the Resolution is herein
incorporated in the official minutes by reference and may be seen in its entirety at the office of the Superintendent
and on the school website). Vanderkolk moved for passage of the Resolution as introduced. Seconded by England.
Voting by roll call: AYES – Holka, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Densberger, England. NAYS – None. Motion 9-2014-74
passed.
Holka moved to execute an inter-fund loan from the General Fund to the Quality Capital Purpose Undertaking
Fund in the amount of $60,000.00. Seconded by England. Mr. Terwilliger explained that the timing of the principal
payment and the tax revenues would necessitate an inter-fund loan. The loan is required to be paid back to the
General Fund in two years. He answered questions from the Board. Voting by roll call: AYES – Lostroh, Vanderkolk,
Densberger, England, Holka. NAYS – None. Motion 9-2014-75 passed.
With no further business before the Board, Lostroh moved, England seconded, to adjourn. Voting in favor – ALL.
The meeting was declared adjourned by Chairman Densberger at 7:41PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Julia Lostroh
Recording Secretary
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REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS THE
NEXT regular meeting for the Board will be Monday, OCTOBER 20, 2014 at 7:00PM at the District Board Room, 10004 NW 112th St., Malcolm,
Nebraska. An agenda is published the Friday before
each regular board meeting. This can be picked up
at the business office or read online at www.malcolmschools.org. It will be modified as necessary.
“MOVIE AND MUNCHIES” EVENT FOR WOMEN
AND Girls of all ages. Northwest Community
Church, 10200 Malcolm Rd., Sat, October 11 at
6:30pm. We’ll be showing, “God’s Not Dead”
and enjoying a popcorn bar with all the toppings.
Drinks provided.
If you have a comfy chair or
bean bag, feel free to bring it. RSVP to Karen Kohl
308-201-0622, or Kealie Thomas 402-250-9304
THINKING ABOUT RETIREMENT? DO YOU
HAVE questions on IRAs, estate planning strategies
or how to accumulate and distribute money for
retirement? If so, plan on attending a free event
on Monday, October 20th at St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church in Malcolm at either 5:30pm or 7pm. These
events are being presented by Thrivent Financial
and you do not need to be a member to attend.
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COME ENJOY A GREAT SPAGHETTI MEAL
BEFORE going to cheer on the Malcolm football
team on Homecoming night! A free will offering
will be taken for all-you-can spaghetti with meat
and/or alfredo sauce, breadsticks, desserts and a
beverage. Join us on Friday, October 10th from
5:00-7:00pm at the Malcolm United Methodist
Church. Go Clippers!
TREE FESTIVAL AT MALCOLM UNITED
METHODIST Church. Malcolm United
Methodist Church would like to invite the
community to come decorate a tree and celebrate
the spirit of the season...
...MANY DECORATED TREES WILL BE ON
DISPLAY for all to see on Saturday, December
6th. More details coming soon. If you or your
group are interested in decorating a tree, please
contact Kelley Burianek at 402-429-5920.
MALCOLM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
INVITES you to join us for Sunday Service! Worship at 9AM, Sunday School starts at 9:15AM and
fellowship treats after the service. We’re located
on the NW corner of Malcolm, 520 Malcolm Rd.
www.malcolmschools.org
Clipper Classifieds
NORTHWEST COMMUNITY CHURCH HAS
BIBLE learning opportunities! Jr High and High
School FCA during the school year. Various Adult
Groups for families as well as men and women
groups. 402-796-2344 www.nccmalcolm.org.
Sunday worship 8:30 and 11 with Sunday School
at 9:45. Come learn with us!
NORTH AMERICAN MARTYRS PARISH
BAZAAR, Sunday, Nov. 16, 1101 Isaac Dr., Lincoln.
BAZAAR
All are invite!- Spaghetti Dinner (including to-go
orders)- Beer Garden- Live and Silent Auctions
- Games - Photo Booth- Bake Sale- Snack Bar Raffle
PLEASE JOIN ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH for weekly worship services, 2244 NW
126th Street, Lincoln, NE. Weekly services are held
on Sundays @ 9:00 a.m. followed by Fellowship &
Sunday School.
EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT! WELL DID YOU
KNOW that Word of Life is building on the hill
at 200 Fletcher Ave. We will still be on the edge
of Lincoln, just east of Fallbrook with the move
probably happening in January...
...RIGHT NOW, WE ARE LOCATED AT 570
FALLBROOK Blvd (above TOAST.) Our service is
on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. with Sunday School and
Bible Classes at 9:15 a.m. Check out our web site,
www. wordoflifelincoln.org (or facebook) Pastor
Larry Oetting- 402.742.WORD (9673)
PLEASE JOIN US AT 6PM FRIDAY, OCTOBER
24TH at the Pla Mor Ballroom; 6600 West O
Street! Be a part of Melissa’s Crew Benefit Dinner
and Auction to support Melissa and her family
while she undergoes chemotherapy to fight bile
duct cancer. All proceeds will help the Rogers
family!!!
...THERE WILL BE A FREE WILL DONATION
DINNER, cash bar, live band, and many fantastic
items that will be auctioned and raffled off. If
you are unable to attend and would like to make
a donation please go to www.youcaring.com/
medical-fundraiser/melissa-rogers/209462, or
you can join Melissa’s Crew and receive status
updates at:www.facebook.com/pages/MelissasCrew/671384832950931.
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LOOKING FOR TRANSPORTATION AFTER
SCHOOL to the Highlands. 402-261-8766
COME ON OUT TO GERI’S HUGE GARAGE
SALE!! Household Items. Antiques. Dressers.
7700 W. Hwy 34. Friday, Oct 17th, Saturday, Oct
18th and Sunday, Oct 19th from 9-5.
GARAGE SALE – OCT 10, 11 & 12 AT 12210
W. FLETCHER AVE 8:00am-6pm Friday and
Saturday, 9am-Noon on Sunday Outdoor items coolers, tent, garden tools, garden hoses, fertilizer/
seed spreader, dog house, canvas cartop carrier
Tools – misc tools, Bench vice, grinder/buffer,
plumbing snake, floor jack, car battery charger,
conduit bender...
...HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - PICTURES, SHELVES,
BOOKS, misc decorations, 2 radiant electric
BOOKS
heaters, CD stereo, pancake griddle, New
Kitchenaide Toaster Oven Furniture – Iron Day
bed, Queen size headboard and frame, King size
carved wood 4-post bed frame Jewelry Armoire,
desk & chair, 2-drawer wood file cabinet
GARAGE SALE, 8700 W ADAMS, MISC ITEMS.
OCTOBER 11TH - 12TH , 10AM to 6PM.
MIT HOME INSPECTIONS - I PROVIDE A 10
POINT home inspection from attics to crawl
spaces. Before you sell or buy one of the largest
investments of your life make sure you get it inspected by MIT. Please contact Steve Duckett at
402-405-1193.
TAKE YOUR SKIN SERIOUSLY. DID YOU
KNOW? 80% of the sun damage that leads to skin
cancer occurs before the age of 18. With early detection and proper treatment the average cure rate
is 100%. It’s important you call Complete Family
Dermatology. Schedule a complete skin cancer
screening with Dr. Basler today. F or information
about all available office services, visit...
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October 9, 2014
COME MEET HOLLY THE NEW OWNER OF
THE CORNER BAR in Garland, NE. Open Tues
- Sun. 3:30-9PM Tues - Thurs. 3:30-12AM Fri &
Sat. 3:30-9PM Sun. Asian Food Specials ThursSat. Best Egg Rolls Around. Also Hamburgers,
Chicken Strips, Fries, Appetizers and more. Celebrate a Clipper Victory with your friends after
the game at the Corner Bar!
RAYMOND CONTRACTING INC. - SEPTICS AND
LAGOONS Services include site planning, percolation testing, system design, installation, troubleshooting and property transfer inspections. Certified and Insured. Free Estimates. Lloyd Jakoubek
402-783-2663 or 402-890-6009.
TASTEFULLY SIMPLE FREEZER MEAL WORKSHOP! Spend 2 hours & get 10 meals that feed
4-6 people for less than $3/serving! These no
think dinners are fantastic! Benefits: healthier,
cheaper, tastier, & time saving! WHEN: Thursday
September 25th TIME: Start at 5:30 WHERE:
Just north of Malcolm. RSVP as space is limited.
Joy Plautz * 450-9219 [email protected]
LOOS CONSTRUCTION INC- ( LCI ) QUALITY
CUSTOM cabinets & built-inns CALL FOR FREE
ESTIMATE 402-783-2111 / 402-416-0141 REFRENCES AVAILABLE www.loosconstructioninc.
com / [email protected]
NEED ROCK, DIRT, SAND, WOOD CHIPS, OR
GRAVEL delivered? Call Nelson Hauling at 402796-2686
SYNERGY HOMES INC.
(402) 499-3496
CUSTOM HOME Builder and local Malcolm
resident. Bring us your plan or choose from one of
our existing homes plans. Specializing in acreage
home building. We can help make your dream
home a reality! Email: info@synergyhomesne.
com Website: www.synergyhomesne.com
REAL ESTATE - BUYING & SELLING - OVER
84 COMBINED years experience in residential
homes, acreages, farms and acreage development.
Free Market Analysis. Call us to develop your
land. Malcolm area residents at 3600 NW 126th
St. for 23 years. Merle and Carolyn Jahde, Home
Real Estate. Call 402-432-0443 or 402-432-3700.
HOEFTS
AUTO
RESTORATION
AND
COLLISION Minor dents to major rebuilds. Excellent work at a fair price. 402-601-9698
LOOS CONSTRUCTION
INC- COMPLETE
BUILDING & REMODELING SERVICES. Local
General Contractor since 1996 A+ BBB Rating.
Located in Raymond. LCI has quality minded
EMPLOYEES with experience in all phases of construction. Contractors ID # 25058 NE , insured
& references available. CALL FOR FREE EST. 402783-2111/402-416-0141 www.loosconstructioninc.com
BUETTENBACK CHIROPRACTIC - BACK PAIN,
NECK pain, Headaches? We can help you get
your life back! We are currently accepting new
patients. Call today! 402.476.8483
JACOBSEN
ACOBSEN
ROCK
& GRAVEL - WE
DELIVER Rock, Gravel, Ag-Lime, Dirt, or Sand for
any project you might have. We carry River Rock
and all sizes of Ornamental Rock. A local company,
call for an estimate today. Gary Jacobsen, Rt. #1,
Garland, NE 402-783-2447 or cell phone 643-5171.
HIGH SPEED INTERNET - SPEEDS UP TO 15MBSERVICING rural areas and local towns including:
Malcolm, Garland, Raymond, Emerald, Staplehurst and north Lincoln. Plans starting at $24.00
per month with unlimited data packages and NO
contracts. No phone line needed. Home phone and
internet service for under $47 (taxes included) per
month. www.ais-ne.com or call 402-817-1717
FOR PEST OR RODENT PROBLEMS, PLEASE
CALL JLS PEST CONTROL. Residential or Commercial. Free affordable quotes. Guaranteed Results. Ask for Buddy. Office 477-1334, Cell 890-4986
M. SAURE PHOTOGRAPHY, LINCOLN BASED
BUSINESS which focuses on bringing the uniqueness and personality of its clients in its photos.
Now in September and October book a session for
only $150. (Weddings excluded.) Please call 402314-4918 or email msaurephotography@outlook.
com
RDM LANDSCAPES
IS YOUR
LOCAL
LANDSCAPE COMPANY
COMPANY.. Fall is a great time to
complete those landscape projects you have been
thinking about all year. Retaining walls, paver &
flagstone patios, water features, perennial & tree
installation, landscape lighting and more. Contact
us today for your free estimate. Ryan Maxson 402310-0868
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Malcolm Public Schools
Salute to Veterans Day!
All Veterans are invited to join us at Malcolm Public School
on Tuesday, November 11th from 8:30-9:30 am for a
special Veterans Day Program. This will include a short
presentation by our students as well as refreshments and
social time for the veterans.
Come to our One Act
Public Performance
How can you participate? Call the school at 402796-2151 ext. 521 and let us know you will attend!
(Share this invite with other Veterans too!). Please let us
know your name, military branch, and years of service.
Thursday, October 30 at 7PM
Please respond as soon as possible so we can plan accordingly
.
Thanks to you!!!
Monday, November 17 at 7PM
From all Malcolm Administration, Staff, and Students
and
Don’t miss your chance to see
another great performance from our
One Act Team!!
Student Council Will Collect for Food Bank
The Malcolm Student Council will be collecting non-perishable food items for the Lancaster County Food Bank on
Sunday, October 12th. Last year Student Council collected 872 pounds of food from both student and community
donations. Student Council members will be dropping off brown paper bags with a flyer about the food donations on
Sunday, October 5th within the Malcolm Community, and will be back to collect the food on Sunday, October 12th
from 3-5 p.m. If there are any questions about the food drive please contact Jack Tarr or Kim Watson (402)796-2151,
[email protected], or [email protected].
Non-Profit
Organization
US Postage Paid
Malcolm, NE
Permit No. 2
MALCOLM PUBLIC SCHOOLS
10004 NW 112th Street
MALCOLM NE 68402
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