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www.lebanondailyrecord.com Volume 69, Number 71 Daily Record TUESDAY 50 cents MARCH 25, James Ivan Wynn You need to read today’s Leb a non Daily Record DEATHS Perry Michael Rhodes 2014 Betty J. Endsley Holman-Howe/Hartville • Agriculture news Pages 4 & 5 Jo Ann “Jody’’ Kelley GOOD See Pages 2 & 11 Coleman REA SONS • Community Calendar Page 2 Frances Stewart 4 Shadel’s Colonial/Lebanon • Conway Chronicles Pages 6 & 7 Beverly A. Gillis Holman-Howe/Lebanon www.holmanhowe.com • Classifi eds Pages 8 & 9 www.lebanondailyrecord.com Council members question development Elmore, Anthony ask Heard why project was allowed to begin without proper approval by the city

By Julie Turner-Crawford opened the fl oor to comments Director Richard Shockley had Elmore continued by saying ferring that property?” Elmore model. (Gantvoort) has current- The Daily Record from the council. been working over the past few that the area where the project is asked. ly submitted a plat to address all [email protected] Ward 3 Councilman Dennis months with Gantvoort on the underway is subject to fl ooding, Heard said that there has been of those items, and that will be Lebanon City Administrator Elmore took the opportunity to project to begin excavation. specifi cally Crescent Drive, dur- discussion about vacating the in front of planning and zoning Chris Heard came under fire question why Larry Gantvoort of “There is no site plan and ing heavy rainfalls and while the right of way, which the city does (in April).” once again Monday when some Triple G Properties was working nothing has been through plan- retention pond has not overfl own routinely, back to the “parent He added that the plan is council members questioned on demolishing the gas station ning and zoning,” Elmore said. during peak rains, it has fi lled. property,” which would be the currently under review by the why a local developer was al- near Elm Street and Millcreek “They are out there filling a He contended that the pond property in question. city’s Community Development lowed to begin work on a new without any approval from the (storm water) retention pond is now nearly 70 percent fi lled “What we have talked about staff. connivence store without an ap- city. full. What’s going on? He’s been with dirt. is vacating a portion of that right “Richard and I have been proved site plan. Elmore specifically asked out there shoveling dirt for two Elmore also said that of way because it is excess right working with (Gantvoort) on Following the approval of Heard if he approved the work weeks, a week and a half, fi lling Gantvoort is working on prop- of way, and we ran models to that overall site development,” several slated items of business, to begin, to which Heard re- a retention pond on city prop- erty that is a city right of way. determine how much retention Heard said. Lebanon Mayor Lyle Anderson plied that he and Public Works erty.” “How do you plan on trans- we would need based on that See ‘City’/ page 12 4 charged in Second candidate assault with Iowa Road hammer case fi les for presiding Victim's former girlfriend, 3 others jailed closed commissioner From LDR Staff An angry ex-girlfriend, Filings for August primary end today who wanted to get “revenge” on her ex-boyfriend, and From LDR Staff Have a comment? three of her friends are be- Today is the fi nal day to fi le Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com hind bars after they allegedly for county offi ces that will ap- pear in the August primary. broke into a Falcon home ■ County Clerk: Glenda As of Monday evening, and beat up her ex-boyfriend Mott the only contested race in the to the point that he had to be ■ Recorder of Deeds: Lynn county is that of the presiding taken to a hospital. Stowe commissioner. The Laclede County Pros- ■ Treasurer: Jean Cook John Carr fi led Monday to ecuting Attorney’s offi ce has ■ Prosecuting attorney: Jon seek the Republican nomina- charged 23-year-old Stepha- Morris tion. He will face incumbent nie Lynn Campbell, 30-year- ■ Collector: Steve Picker- Danny Rhoades. old Adam Eugene Guinn, ing There are no other contested 24-year-old Veronica Chantal ■ Associate Circuit Court races and the only candidates Ruiz and 26-year-old Kendall Local tow truck judge Division 3: Steve Jack- to fi le are the Republican in- Damron, all of Lebanon, are companies pull a son cumbents. each charged with a class B truck from a creek ■ Associate Circuit Court Monday after it trav- The following is a list of felony of burglary in the fi rst judge Division 4: Larry Win- eled off of the bridge candidates who have fi led for degree and a class C felony frey Jr. on Iowa Road Mon- county offi ces: of second-degree assault. Candidates must pay a $50 All four are being held day near Sleeper. ■ Circuit Clerk: Wanda While no one was See ‘Filings’/ page 12 in the Laclede County Jail Tyre injured in the crash, in lieu of a $50,000 cash-or- the bridge was surety bond each, according damaged, forcing to online court records. Their county offi cials to Hobbs withdraws initial court dates hadn’t close the bridge until been set by press time Mon- further notice. West- day afternoon. ern Commissioner from Ward 2 race According to court docu- Jack Glendenning ments fi led by the Laclede said offi cials from Name will still appear on April ballot County Sheriff’s Offi ce, a the Missouri Depart- deputy was dispatched at ment of Transpor- From LDR Staff Brian Hobbs has an- Have a comment? about 11 p.m. Friday to a tation will inspect Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com home in the 28000 area of the bridge today to nounced that is withdraw- ing from the race for Leba- Sappington Lane in Falcon see if the structure elected,” Hobbs wrote. My can handle traffi c. non City Council. for a report of an in progress wife and I have purchased a The commission In a letter received by assault with weapons. The new home outside of Ward 2 asks that alatrenate The Daily Record Mon- alleged assailants left before that we intend to make our the deputy arrived. routes be used while day, Hobbs said that he is the determination is withdrawing from the race primary residence in April. The deputy was met in the This is an opportunity that driveway by the homeowner, being made. because he will be moving LDR photos from Ward 2. we did not anticipate, but who had witnessed the as- Julie Turner-Crawford is the right choice for us as sault. The homeowner led “Although my name may be on the ballot, I will not be a family.” See ‘Assault’/ page 12 able to fulfill my duties, if See ‘Hobbs’/ page 11 Hauger joins LDR staff Residents asked to refrain from burning as community news intern Natural cover fi res across the county for more than a week keep fi re departments busy From LDR Staff broadcast journalism and The Lebanon Daily Re- technical theatre. By Fines Massey be real careful with a fire ground to keep the fi re from Have a comment? cord has become part of the The Daily Record Over the past four years, and wait until conditions are spreading,” he said. “Remem- Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com classroom for she has reported, anchored, [email protected] right,” Laclede County Pre- ber the Golden Rule. Treat the University and worked behind the scenes After more than a week siding Commissioner Danny your neighbor like you’d want of natural cover fi res plagu- The whole ground is a wick of Missouri for KOMU-TV, the NBC affi li- Rhoades said. to be treated. ing the county, the Laclede right now just waiting to be School of Jour- ate in Columbia. Rhoades If it’s blowing County Commission is ask- ignited,” Rhoades said. nalism, with She is also extremely in- emphasized wait.” journalism ing residents to think twice Those who must burn are terested in the arts and has using common Recent and student Emily before lighting fi res and to be asked to “prep up” first, worked on multiple theatre sense. He said past storms Hauger joining productions for Mizzou. She prepared for the worst when Rhoades said. They should burning of any have trans- the newspaper plans to pursue a career in they do. have either a water bucket Hauger kind should formed forest staff for a week theatre stage management “We don’t want to try to put or water hose nearby, as be avoided on fl oors into vir- of hands-on publishing ex- and/or scenic artistry. a ban out there and say ‘No well as a rake and a leaf windy and dry Rhoades Rowe perience. The School of Journalism, you can’t do it or we’re going tual tinderbox- blower to help extinguish days. Hauger hails from the the world’s fi rst and oldest, to investigate you.’ We’re not es as they’ve fi lled with fallen or control the flames if they “Wait until the wind dies frozen tundra of Shakopee, was founded by Dean Walter going there. We just want to debris and leaves. were to get out of control. MN. She is a senior double ask people to be very careful down and wait until there has “The problem is that there See ‘Intern’/ page 12 See ‘Fires’/ page 11 major at Mizzou, studying and use common sense. ...Just been some moisture on the is so much fuel on the ground. Page 2 THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com

CALENDAR DEATHS The Lebanon Daily Record 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday of Grovespring, with full mili- Calendar of Events is open to at Shadel’s Colonial Chapel. tary honors, under the direc- churches, civic groups, clubs, A memorial has been sug- tion of Holman-Howe Funeral schools and other Lebanon- gested to St. Jude’s Children’s Home of Hartville. area nonprofi t organizations. Visitation will be from 2 Calendar items may con- Hospital and donations may tain the following informa- be left or mailed to Shadel’s p.m. until service time Tues- tion: event, date, time, place, Colonial Chapel, 1001 North day in the funeral home cha- sponsoring organization and Lynn, Lebanon, Mo. 65536. pel. person to contact for more in- Sign guest book at www. Online condolences may be formation (FFI numbers). The shadelscolonialchapel.com. made at www.holmanhowe- Calendar will be published hartville.com. according to space available. MARCH 23-26 HILLCREST BAPTIST CHURCH REVIVAL — BETTY J. ENDSLEY 6:30 p.m. nightly. Evange- Betty J. Endsley, 79, of Leb- www.shadelscolonialchapel.com www.holmanhowe.com list: Bob Caldwell and wor- anon, died Saturday, March ship leader Greg Dixon. For BEVERLY A. GILLIS 22, 2014, in Springfi eld. transportation: 532-6159. JO ANN “JODY” MARY ANNA SCHUTT She was born Aug. 12, TUESDAY, MARCH 25 Beverly A. Gillis, 53, of KELLEY COLEMAN Mary Anna Schutt, 85, of PHILIA CLUB — 6 p.m. Falcon, died Saturday, March Jo Ann “Jody” Kelley Cole- 1934, in Laclede County, Mo. Richland, died Wednesday, at home of Kim Roecker. 22, 2014, at her home near man, 88, of Lebanon, died to Elmer C. and Virginia Ev- March 19, 2014, in the Lake Regrets only: 532-8498. Falcon. Thursday, March 20, 2014, in ans Jenkins. Regional Medical Center of NIFTY NEEDLERS — 1-3 She was born Sept. 9, 1960, Springfi eld. She was preceded in death Osage Beach. p.m. at Lebanon-Laclede in Lebanon, Mo. to Darris E. She was born Oct. 13, 1925, by her parents and a nephew, She is survived by two sons, County Library. FFI: 532- and Leona Coursey Blanken- in Illinois to Otto and Lorene Kevin Lee Powell. Don Schutt and Diana Roe, 2148. ship. Pickard Wingo. On Feb. 5, 1955, she mar- of Richland, and Ed Schutt OPEN MEETING ALCO- On Aug. 26, 2000, she mar- She was the owner and and Darlenea, of Richland; HOLICS ANONYMOUS ried Alan Endsley. ried William G. “Bill’’ Gillis. operator of Downstate Loan two brothers, Albert Pollre- — 6 p.m. every Tuesday at She was a homemaker. She was preceded in death Company. Survivors include her hus- isz, of Richland, and George Southern Heights Christian by her parents and three broth- Pollreisz, of Columbia; five Church, S. Hwy. 5 across She was preceded in death band, Alan Endsley, of the ers, Phillip, Ricky, and David from airport, use south en- by her parents; both husbands, home; a sister, Shirley T. Jones, sisters, Tina Condon, of Rich- Blankenship. land; Dorothea Grisham, of trance off parking lot. Cay K. Kelley and James Cole- of Lebanon; several special After graduating from Plato Richland; Violet Rowden, of WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 man; a stepson; two brothers, nieces and nephews, as well High School, she worked at Richland; Christiana Thurin, T.O.P.S. 1164 MEETING — Russell and Ralph; and a as a number of other relatives 9:30 to 11 a.m. at Southern H.D. Lee Company, Consum- brother-in-law, Arch Taylor. of the state of Wisconsin and and friends. Heights Christian Church. ers Market, Waste Manage- She is survived by a step- Patricia Picard, of Dixon; three FFI: Ruth 532-4727 or Vicky ment of the Ozarks, and at Graveside services and JAMES IVAN WYNN grandchildren, Jeremy Schutt son, Keith Coleman and his James Ivan Wynn, 78, of 588-3033. Central Bank. She was always wife, Jan, of Texas; two step- burial for Betty J. Endsley will and Nicole, Brian Schutt and Hartville, died Saturday eve- TOPS NO. 0945 MEETING a devoted homemaker to her daughters, Jane Hurkey and be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Rachel and Jamie Prettyman; ning, March 22, 2014, in Man- — 4:15 to 6 p.m. at Heritage husband and family, and later her husband, Delman, of Okla- March 26, 2014, in the Flat- eight great-grandchildren, Baptist Temple, 699 Lynn worked as a stock person for homa and Susan Green of woods Cemetery with the sfi eld. Dustin, Dayton, Logan, Me- St. FFI: 532-9895 or 532- O’Reilly Auto Parts Store in Rev. Ralph Douglas offi ciat- He is survived by a daugh- gan, Dax, Emma, Adrian and 7298. Texas; a sister, Dorothy “Dot” Lebanon. Taylor of Lebanon; nieces and ing, under the direction of ter, Elizabeth Caulliette, of Jaden, also several other rela- THURSDAY, MARCH 27 Mountain Grove; three grand- STITCH & RIP QUILT Survivors include her hus- nephews, Jodi Weber and her Shadel’s Colonial Chapel of tives and friends. GROUP — 5-9 p.m. ev- band, Bill, of the home; a husband, Jeff, of Dubuque, Lebanon. children; a sister, Laura Mae Arrangements for Mary ery Thursday at Lebanon- daughter, Kendra Cannon Iowa, John Taylor and his wife, Visitation will be from Todd, of Springfi eld; a number Anna Schutt are incomplete Laclede County Library. and her husband, Cooter, of Emily, of Overland Park, Kan., of nieces and nephews, also at this time and will be an- FFI: 531-1320. Lynchburg; her stepdaughter, Bobby Wingo and Lynn Wingo other relatives and friends. nounced by Memorial Cha- TOPS NO. 1125 — 8:30- Paula Basnett of Lebanon; and their spouses of Chicago, KEEPING IN Funeral services for James pels of Richland. Memorial 10 a.m. at Second Baptist four grandchildren; a sister, Ill.; several step-grandchil- Ivan Wynn will be held at 3 contributions may be made in Church. FFI: Debbie 588- Fay King of Marshfi eld; two dren; several great-nieces and TOUCH p.m. Tuesday, March 25, 2014, memory of Mary Anna Schutt 1497 or Denice 532-4637. brothers, J.W. Blankenship and great-nephews, including We’re at the corner of Commercial Street in the Holman-Howe Funeral and may be left at the funeral MERCY HOSPITAL LEBA- his wife, Alice, of Falcon, and Lauren, Sydney, Avery, Taylor and Jefferson Avenue in downtown Home at Hartville. Burial will home. Online condolences can NON AUXILIARY STUFF Lebanon. We’re open 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Jack Blankenship and his wife, and Alec; other relatives and be in Shaddy Cemetery, south be sent at www.memorialcha- A CRITTER FUNDRAIS- Jacqueline, of Sunnyview; also Monday-Friday. You can reach us by: pelsandcrematory.com many friends. Mail: P.O. Box 192, Lebanon, Mo., ER — 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in several cousins, nieces, neph- conference rooms 1-4. Bring Funeral services for Jo Ann 65536 kids or stuff a critter for ews and friends. “Jody” Kelley Coleman will be Telephone: (417) 532-9131 them. Snow cones and cot- Funeral services for Beverly held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Fax: (417) 532-8140 ton candy available. A. Gillis will be held at 11 a.m. March 26, 2014, at Egyptian Publication No. USPS 308-320 FRIDAY, MARCH 28 Wednesday, March 26, 2014, Memorial Gardens Chapel in PERIODICALS POSTAGE PAID AT LEBANON, MO 65536 ELKS LODGE FISH FRY in the Holman-Howe Funeral Herrin, Ill. Burial will be in WE BELIEVE: The Daily Record — 5-7 p.m. at old Route Home in Lebanon with the Egyptian Memorial Gardens upholds civic pride in city, state and 66. Fish, fried potatoes and Rev. 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ORGANIZATIONS LACLEDE COUNTY When questions arise about new or existing business formation, GENEALOGICAL the attorneys at O’Neil and O’Neil are prepared to assist you. SOCIETY — 7 p.m. at lower level of Hughes Senior Center. Program Limited Liability Companies, Partnerships, Corporations, presened by Dr. Tom Luthy on the presidents wives. Charitable and Not-For-Profit Corporations. Public welcome. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 LHS CLASS OF 1950 O’NEIL & O’NEIL LUNCHEON — 11 a.m. at Dowd’s Catfi sh House. THURSDAY, APRIL 3 LAW OFFICES WIDOWS BREAKFAST PHONE: 417-532-2101 — 8:45 a.m. at Elm Street 301 North Adams • Lebanon, MO 65536 Eatery. All welcome. FFI: Integrity is the Foundation of our Reputation 532-6578. Bob O’Neil Tom O’Neil The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertising. CONTACT US: If you have a news tip, question PAGE 3 or comment for the Sports Page, TUESDAY, contact Sports Editor Israel Potoczny at 532-9131 or e-mail MARCH 25, [email protected] Sports 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com Knight strong on mound as LHS wins opener Yellowjackets Baseball spending spring break at Florida tournament

By Israel Potoczny The Daily Record [email protected] KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Se- nior right hander Austin Knight helped get things started for the Lebanon baseball team in a big way on Sunday, throwing a complete game in a 2-1 LHS win over Chettenham (Pa.) at ESPN Disney Wide World of Sports. Lebanon, competing in Florida as part of a five- game trip in three days that began on Sunday and con- cludes on Tuesday, opened the scoring with a run in the bottom of the first as senior shortstop Rocky Long led off by drawing a walk, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by CD Honey and to third on a groundout by Dylan Brad- shaw. Long came home with the game’s first run on a wild pitch. Chettenham tied the game with a turn in the top of the second on a pair of scratch hits on the infield, LDR photo/Israel Potoczny but the ‘Jackets came right Lebanon senior C.D. Honey delivers a pitch against Montour back to score the go-ahead LDR photo/Israel Potoczny (Pa.) on Sunday in Orlando, Fla. and the eventual winning Lebanon senior Austin Knight delivers a pitch against Cheltenham (Pa.) on Sunday in Orlando, run in the top of the third. Fla. provement in that,” Young Lebanon’s Long lost Knight led off by drawing a said. “The baserunning, to injury Lebanon that is something that you walk, Long followed with a Lebanon senior short- senior can see some rust there. single and Honey delivered stop Rock Long went down Brad That is why I like having so a sacrifice fly. with an ankle injury in the Archer is many games early. The best Knight cruised through Yellowjackets’ second game hit-by-pitch simulation is the games the Chettenham line-up on Sunday on a play at during a themselves.” C.D. Honey the rest of the way, set- second base in the second high school came out to record the final ting down the order in the inning when Montour (Pa.) baseball two outs of the third and third, fourth and seventh. game on senior Brian Penz was threw the remaining three He allowed a leadoff single Sunday caught stealing. innings. He allowed three in the fifth and a one-out played Long batted leadoff and hits, walked one and struck walk in the sixth. Knight at ESPN was 2-for-2 with a double out one. ended the game with a 1-2- Disney Wide and drew a walk in Leb- “(Honey) did a great job 3 seventh inning, striking World of anon’s first game against for us,” Young said. “He out two. Sports in Cheltenham. came in and threw strikes. “I wanted to go out there Orlando, Young said Long was That changeup that he has and throw a lot of strikes Fla. day-to-day, but would like- is so effective, especially and keep my pitch count ly have to be released by LDR photo after a high-velocity guy down and try to throw a a member of the training Israel Potoczny like Brad (Archer). They good game,” Knight said. staff to get game action due were out on their front “I was feeling stronger as to rules at ESPN Disney. foot and he kept them off the game went, and that Dylan Bradshaw re- balance. Fo him to come in is usually how I am. I get placed Long at shortstop and pitch like that, it was a warmed up in the first few on and he did a good job.” “Their pitcher did a off hit from Knight in the and junior Steven Bowman very good performance.” innings and then get stron- good job of keeping us off third, a single from Josh came on to play second ■ NOTES: The Lebanon ger as it goes on. LHS bats silent in loss balance with two strikes Archer in the fourth, and base. junior varsity recorded “It feels great, my fa- and getting ahead in the after going in order in the “They’re gamers, Dylan to Montour 20-0 win over the Shipley vorite part of pitching is a count early and did what fitfh and sixth, got leadoff you can put anywhere, Sunday’s second game School (Pa.). The Lebanon complete game and know- he had to do to get a win,” hit from Nick Pearcy in the infield or outfield and the saw Montour (Pa.) score varsity was slated to play ing that I helped my team Young said. “He was a seventh. same is true for Steven,” four runs in the first three two games on Monday, the get a victory.” good arm for them.” “We had some guys hit- Young said. “They both innings en route to a 4-0 first against Elizabeth For- Knight finished the LHS got singles from ting the ball hard in that did a great job of coming win over Lebanon. ward (Pa.) and the second game having allowed just Keaton Warren and Josh second game and I think in and helping us fill the Montour (3-0) scored against Niles North (Ill.) three hits, two walks and Archer in the second, lead we’ll see continual im- gaps.” struck out 12. He opened a run in the second, then the game by striking out added three more in the the side in the top of the third, knocking Lebanon MLB first and later had a run of starter Brad Archer out of four straight strike outs in the game in the process. the heart of the Chetten- Archer allowed three runs Quintana gets $21M, 5-year deal from White Sox ham line-up, striking out on just two hits but walked four straight in the third eight and struck out five. The Associated Press days of major league service. get $3.4 million in 2015, $5.4 lion buyout. If that’s exercised, and fourth innings. At the plate, Lebanon CHICAGO — Pitcher Jose The cutoff for arbitration eli- million in 2016, $7 million the White Sox have a $10.5 “Austin was in mid- had chances early in the Quintana and the Chicago gibility was 2 years, 122 days in 2017 and $8.85 million in million option for 2020 with a season form (Sunday),” game but was unable to White Sox have agreed to a $21 this year and 2-139 last year. 2018. $1 million buyout. Young said. “We have seen string hits together. The million, fi ve-year contract that After agreeing this month If not eligible for arbitration If he wins a Cy Young that all winter in our open ‘Jackets also had a runner would increase to $26.5 mil- to a one-year deal paying after this season, Quintana Award at any point through gyms, he has been on. He lost on the bases. Montour lion if he is eligible for salary $550,000 in the major leagues would receive $1 million in 2019, the 2020 option price did the same thing today starting pitcher, sophomore arbitration after this season. and $300,000 in the minors, 2015, $3.8 million in 2016, $6 would increase to $14 million, that he did last year -- he Adam Check, allowed six The deal announced Mon- Quintero gets an $850,000 sal- million in 2017 and $8.35 mil- If he fi nishes second or third was ahead in the count, got Lebanon hits, walked one day includes two team options ary this season. lion in 2018. in the voting at any point stronger as the game went and struck out three. that could add $22 million. If eligible for arbitration at Chicago has a $10.5 million through 2019, the 2020 option Quintana has 1 year, 133 the end of this year, he would option for 2019 with a $1 mil- would rise to $13 million.

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1400 E. Route 66 • Lebanon, MO 65536 (417-532-3164) • lacledeelectric.com PAGE 4 CONTACT US: TUESDAY Have a farm news tip or comment? Call LDR Editor Julie Turner- MARCH 25, Crawford at 532-9131 or e-mail 2014 Agriculture [email protected] www.lebanondailyrecord.com High beef prices make great time to own cattle; but cycles go down The beef economist’s outlook shows a $250 return per cow in the coming year From University Extension IBERIA — “With record high beef prices, it’s a great time to be in the cattle busi- ness,” Scott Brown told a meeting of Miller County AP fi le photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth producers. In this April 23, 2008 fi le photo, sheep graze near a closed Tower Colliery coal mine near the village of Hirwaun, Wales. The University of Missouri The Irish require at least 6,000 sheep as hosts of this year’s beef economist’s outlook Golden Shears World Championships. But they’re more than shows a $250 return per cow in 1,000 short with just weeks to go before an event dubbed “the the coming year. In the previ- Olympics of sheep shearing.” Organizers said Monday March ous beef cycle, returns topped 24, 2014, they need ewes, aged 12 to 14 months, to ensure at under $100 per cow. that all competitors are supplied similarly shaped sheep. “We’ve never seen anything like current prices,” Brown said. Ireland needs sheep Then he showed price pro- jections from the Livestock Market Information Center. for ‘shearing Olympics’ Their cow-calf returns show $350 for 2014—and 2015. The Associated Press Those returns are over cash countries from China to DUBLIN — Do you cost plus pasture rent. Chile, including defend- USDA photo own a shaggy sheep? Ire- “Before you go home and ing champion shearer land needs ewes. double the size of your cow are always risks.” “To remain in the industry However, continued high- Gavin Mutch of Scotland. The Irish require at herd, remember the cattle Weather can change. Do- long term, you must be effi - price soybeans and soybean Ireland previously hosted least 6,000 sheep as hosts cycle,” Brown said. When cow mestic demand for beef can cient,” Brown said. Least-cost meal tell a different story. Cat- the 37-year-old contest in of this year’s Golden numbers go down, prices go continue down. Thriving ex- production makes a differ- tle don’t eat much soybean 1998. Shears World Champion- up. However, when numbers ports can end. “It happened ence. And every farm needs a meal. Hogs and poultry do. ships. But they’re more go up, prices go down. with the ‘mad cow,’ or BSE, risk strategy. “High-priced soybeans may than 1,000 short with just The Jan. 1 cow count shows in 2001.” One thing making eco- dampen increases of pork weeks to go before an the U.S. herd declined to 87.7 The beef cow herd will ex- nomics brighter for cattle and chicken,” Brown says. event dubbed “the Olym- million cattle. Go back to the pand, Brown said. “We’re at a producers is a change in the In past cycles, white pics of sheep shearing.” 1950s, when prices were high, turning point. With this much price of corn, a major feed for meats replaced beef at the Organizers said Mon- for the previous low of just money on the table, we will market cattle. “Corn at $4.50 grocery case, but times day they need ewes, aged over 90 million head. add more cows.” per bushel looks better than change. More meat is eaten 12 to 14 months, to ensure “While supply is short, pric- He reminded the 50 pro- corn at $7.50. in restaurants today. that all competitors are es look good for the next few ducers of an old saying: “The “Recall, we didn’t think “In Iberia, home-cooked supplied similarly shaped years.” Brown said. “While best cure for high prices is high $4.50 corn looked so good on meals are usual. On both sheep. Prices for such those outlooks are great, there prices.” the way up.” See ‘Cattle’/ page 5 animals in Ireland are running high, and farmers are under pressure to sell Commercial agriculture may be the largest them before the May 22 start of the four-day com- petition in Gorey, south of benefi ciary of unmanned aerial vehicles Dublin. This year’s event fea- From University Extension the north 40? Does my corn mercial purposes. Farmers within line of sight. Winds of tures competitors from 38 SPRINGFIELD — For cen- need more nitrogen?” must follow FAA guidelines 20 mph or greater may present turies, farmers have braved Most UAVs rely on Global for hobbyists. problems with stability and the elements to walk their Positioning Satellites (GPS) Unmanned aircraft are re- image quality. land to check for problems for navigation. Entry-level stricted to airspace no higher In 2012, Congress directed BUFFALO ranging from wind damage systems can be guided by than 400 feet. If fl ights occur the FAA to grant unmanned LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC and calving cows to pests and a handheld remote control. within 3 miles of an airport, aircraft access to U.S. skies by predators. More sophisticated vehicles airport offi cials must be noti- 2015. The FAA has released Hwy 32 West, Buffalo, Missouri Unmanned aerial vehicles can be programmed to fly fi ed. Recent information sug- a “road map” for potential (UAVs), which some people designated routes using GPS gests producers are permitted UAVuse and six federally March 22nd, 2014 • Receipts: 1148 Head refer to as drones, may save and GIS technology. to fl y over areas they farm, but designated test sites have been Steers & Bulls $4 to $6 Higher • Heifers $1 to $3 Higher farmers time and money with “The uses are as varied as have to be careful about tak- approved. bird’s-eye views of farmland, Missouri farmland. Entomolo- ing photos or video past their For more information, con- Representative Steers 2hd 568 @ 200.00 Yellow Bulls 6hd 487 @ 199.00 BWF Blk 2hd 303 @ 250.00 Blk says Bob Schultheis, a natural gists may find the devices property lines. tact the Laclede County MU 1hd 570 @ 205.00 Blk Bull 3hd 485 @ 199.00 Blk Red 1hd 320 @ 242.00 BWF resource engineering specialist 4hd 566 @ 212.00 Blk 5hd 493 @ 199.00 Blk Red especially helpful for scouting Schultheis suggests that un- Extension Center at 186-D N. 3hd 328 @ 243.00 Blk with University of Missouri of pests. UAVs can collect in- til a farmer gains confi dence Adams Ave in Lebanon, or call 6hd 576 @ 197.00 Blk Char Bulls 2hd 498 @ 196.00 Blk 1hd 350 @ 242.00 Blk Bull 4hd 499 @ 198.00 Blk Extension in Webster County. formation on plants that have and skill, UAVs should be kept 417-532-7126. 2hd 605 @ 207.00 Blk Bulls 4hd 335 @ 237.00 Blk BWF 2hd 625 @ 209.00 Blk 5hd 506 @ 192.00 Char Blk Schultheis addressed the grown to heights that make it 6hd 329 @ 241.00 BWF RWF 4hd 601 @ 201.00 BWF 2hd 513 @ 196.00 Blk Red use of UAVs on the farm dur- diffi cult to walk through nar- 2hd 355 @ 252.50 BWF Bulls 2hd 603 @ 198.00 Blk 4hd 519 @ 197.50 Blk Char ing the Greene County Soils row rows,” said Schultheis. Shepherd Hills 2hd 340 @ 238.00 Blk 4hd 649 @ 205.00 Blk BWF 3hd 527 @ 198.00 Blk and Crops Conference Tues- Farmers could even use the 3hd 362 @ 229.00 Mix Bull 4hd 674 @ 200.00 Blk(weaned) 2hd 565 @ 173.00 Red day, March 18 at the Spring- unmanned devices to docu- 2hd 370 @ 242.00 Blk 4hd 673 @ 185.00 Red Blk Bulls 4hd 553 @ 184.00 Blk Red field Livestock Marketing ment conditions when apply- TESTED T-Shirts 1hd 385 @ 232.50 Blk Bulls 2hd 663 @ 194.00 Blk Char Bulls 2hd 563 @ 187.00 Blk Red Center. ing for government programs 8hd 384 @ 240.00 Blk 2hd 693 @ 175.00 Blk 2hd 573 @ 180.00 Blk UAVs suited for farm ap- such as crop insurance. 2013 World Champion RunnerUp 4hd 406 @ 236.00 Blk 2hd 695 @ 179.00 BWF Red 3hd 597 @ 171.00 Blk Red plications vary widely in cost “While much of the recent 4hd 404 @ 230.00 Blk Char 3hd 697 @ 172.00 Blk 8hd 595 @ 169.00 Blk BWF and size. Entry-level aircraft media attention has centered 4hd 454 @ 222.00 Blk BWF 3hd 708 @ 174.00 Blk Red 1hd 615 @ 165.00 Blk cost $500-$1,500 and can fl y on unmanned aircraft as a 2hd 430 @ 217.00 Blk Representative Heifers 3hd 647 @ 168.00 BEF Char 3hd 432 @ 220.00 Red for 10-20 minutes without way to deliver packages, com- 5hd 268 @ 239.00 Mix 1hd 690 @ 157.00 Yellow 2hd 423 @ 224.00 Blk Bulls recharging batteries. Most 3hd 303 @ 225.00 Char 2hd 640 @ 170.00 Blk mercial agriculture may be 3hd 430 @ 220.00 Blk weigh less than 5 pounds, the largest benefi ciary of UAV 1hd 300 @ 221.00 Red 1hd 725 @ 154.00 Blk 3hd 443 @ 227.00 Blk Bulls 1hd 755 @ 155.00 BWF have a wingspan of less than 3 technology,” said Schultheis. 2hd 330 @ 219.00 Blk 2hd 448 @ 226.00 Blk 2hd 860 @ 139.00 Blk feet and travel under 30 mph. UAV technology has raised 2hd 345 @ 209.00 RedX 4hd 481 @ 224.00 Blk BWF 1hd 350 @ 209.00 BWF For about $300, farmers can concerns about privacy issues, 5hd 494 @ 225.00 Red Blk 2hd 328 @ 219.00 Blk Holstein Steers install cameras in drones that but UAVs used in agriculture 3hd 475 @ 211.00 Red 2hd 360 @ 216.00 BWF 3hd 368 @ 159.00 Hol Bulls can send clear still or video likely are less controversial 1hd 475 @ 211.00 Yellow Bull 2hd 310 @ 214.00 Char 1hd 415 @ 155.00 Hol images to a smartphone. than those used for com- 4hd 473 @ 207.00 Blk Bulls 2hd 380 @ 200.00 Blk Red 2hd 453 @ 148.00 Hol UAVs can provide informa- mercial applications. Cur- 5hd 471 @ 226.50 Blk 4hd 389 @ 209.00 Blk Char 9hd 457 @ 153.00 Hol tion to answer questions like rently, the Federal Aviation 2hd 485 @ 213.00 Blk BWF Bulls 1hd 320 @ 221.00 BWF 3hd 438 @ 151.00 Brown Swiss “How bad was last night’s hail Administration (FAA) does 3hd 488 @ 220.00 Blk CharX 2hd 320 @ 213.00 Blk 2hd 460 @ 145.00 Hol storm? Are all of my cows on not allow UAV use for com- 3hd 508 @ 216.00 Blk BWF 3hd 398 @ 210.00 Blk BWF 8hd 520 @ 149.00 Hol 3hd 508 @ 224.00 Blk 7hd 411 @ 207.00 Blk 2hd 555 @ 141.00 Hol 6hd 516 @ 217.00 Blk Bulls 6hd 416 @ 204.00 Blk Red 4hd 575 @ 148.00 Brown Swiss 6hd 470 @ 224.00 BWF 2hd 450 @ 199.00 Blk 6hd 573 @ 140.00 Hol Laclede County 2hd 565 @ 211.00 BWF 2hd 450 @ 198.00 CharX 3hd 627 @ 137.50 Hol 8hd 559 @ 208.00 Blk BWF Soil and Water 8hd 468 @ 200.50 Blk BWF 2hd 648 @ 140.00 Hol 2hd 558 @ 204.00 Blk 3hd 473 @ 207.00 BWF 1hd 875 @ 110.50 Hol Conservation District 4hd 584 @ 210.00 Blk 2hd 478 @ 199.00 Blk BWF 5hd 862 @ 116.50 Hol 2hd 575 @ 210.00 BWF Bulls 1hd 475 @ 197.00 Blk Annual Appreciation Dinner $ Slaughter Cows Bulls will be held on Bred Cows Fleshy Boning $ - $ $165000 to $197500 103 110 1350# to 2250# Tuesday, April 8th at 7:00 p.m. Special 8.00 Cutters $ $ Young 2nd & 3rd Stages 74- 106 $ 00 $ 00 (sizes small-XL) Thin Fleshy $ 96 to 124 at the 68 Down Laclede Electric Cooperative Meeting Room $ 9.50 (XXL) VIEW OUR SALES AT CATTLEUSA.COM 1400 E. Route 66, Lebanon, MO CALL FOR TRUCKING OR ON-FARM VISIT Shepherd Hills Lyle Caselman • Owner-Manager Dinner • Door Prizes • Games 417-345-7876 • mobile 417-533-2944 First 80 RSVP’s ONLY Factory Outlets Leon Caselman • Owner Call 532-6305 ext. 101 or 113 Store Hours: 8am-8pm Daily 417-345-4514 • mobile • 417-588-6185 (417)532-7000 Howard Miller • Owner before 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1st 1900 West Elm, Lebanon 417-345-8122 THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2014 Page 5 www.lebanondailyrecord.com AGRICULTURE Establish a plan before PEDV strikes Don’t wait until the fi rst signs of an outbreak, warns swine specialist

From University Extension COLUMBIA — Pork pro- ducers need to establish a veterinary-client-patient relationship (VCPR) with their veterinarian before porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV) strikes, says University of Missouri Ex- tension swine specialist Tim AP photo/Toby Brusseau Safranski. Chuck O’Connor checks on newborn calves as he makes A VCPR saves time, pigs the rounds at his ranch near Philip, South Dakota. O’Connor and money when signs of brought in about 200 females to rebuild his herd, which suf- the disease appear. Under fered losses in an unexpected blizzard last fall. With the arrival the VCPR, the veterinarian of the spring calving season, O’Connor estimates his herd will assumes responsibility for grow to around 500 in May. diagnosing and treating the animals and producers agree Calving season brings hope to follow the veterinarian’s instructions. The veterinar- to western SD ranchers ian must have seen the ani- mals in the past 12 months. The Associated Press cattle, sheep and horses. Don’t wait until the fi rst SIOUX FALLS, S.D. Cattle experts say re- signs of an outbreak. By then, — The arrival of spring covery could take years to it’s too late, Safranski says. USDA photo calving season in western a decade for ranchers who A plan takes several days sure you have a VCPR. It will also be valuable to carried by pigs, boots, cloth- South Dakota is bringing lost high percentages of to create, days when more A veterinarian develops have a plan to manage the ing and vehicles. It does not hope to livestock ranchers their herds. pigs die. an operation-specific plan sows that lose their litters; infect humans and there is no whose herds were decimat- O’Connor brought in Safranski warned pork based upon the animals, fa- because there were no piglets cure at this time. ed by last fall’s unexpected about 200 replacement fe- producers of the disease in cilities and protocols. nursing, they will not return County extension special- blizzard. males to rebuild and expand May 2013, when only one The veterinarian also re- to estrus schedule. That can ists provide information on Rancher Chuck O’Connor his herd. His fi rst calf was case had been reported in views procedures, develops also be managed if the farm how to avoid the spread of lost 45 cows and 50 calves in born in early March and his Missouri. The USDA releases an internal biosecurity plan is ready from the start. the disease. For a list of live- the two-day October storm, ranch has since welcomed its next quarterly report on and a plan to follow if PEDV PEDV only infects pigs, stock specialists in your area, which fi rst brought rain about 75 new members of pork losses due to PEDV on appears. generally those three weeks go toextension.missouri. and then dumped up to 4 the herd. He estimates he’ll Friday, March 28, but recent “If you implement the plan or younger. The virus causes edu/directory/people.aspx. feet of snow in some places. have 500 new cows by early reports show that the disease when you get it, you will lose severe diarrhea and vom- For more information, con- It killed more than 40,000 May. is growing in 28 states. four weeks of production,” iting. Mortality is almost tact the Laclede County MU “It’s time to bring a vet- Safranski says. “If you have always 100 percent in nurs- Extension Center at 186-D N. erinarian into the conversa- to develop the plan fi rst, it ing pigs. PEDV is mostly Adams Ave in Lebanon, or call tion,” Safranski says. “Be will last much longer.” transmitted through manure 417-532-7126. ready.” And if you already have a veterinarian, make

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Shocking News Dear Parent or Guardian Our school is one of many in the country By Janessa Jensen CONWAY CHRONICLES participating in the Smarter Balanced Assessment Field Test this spring. For our school, students The Conway High School in eleventh grade have been selected to take the child and development 1 Field Test in English Language Arts 11th grade. class have experienced some- The assessment will take place April 14, 2014, and thing very shocking. With a will take 4 and half hours of your child's time. The new demonstration named assessment will be administered over multiple “Smoking Sue”, students days. Participation is confidential, and your child's have been able to see how grade will not be affected. fast a baby can be affected by If you would like more information about Smarter a mother who smokes. Balanced, please visit the Smarter Balanced website “Tests have been proven a at http://www.smarterbalanced.org/. direct health risk to infants’ inutero whose mothers smoke If you have any questions regarding your child's or use other inhaled drugs. participation, please contact Jeanie White or Janet “Smoking Sue” is a demon- Miller at 417-589-2941 or [email protected] or jmiller@ stration model to show how lcr1.org. quickly air and drugs are Sincerely, exhaled after mothers inhala- Jeanie White, Jr. High Principal tions and build up from the 7-12 Instructional Leader/Testing Coordinator nicotine,” said the teacher of Janet Miller, Jr./Sr. High School Counselor child and development 1, Mr. Lannon. For this demonstration everyone in the class was taken outside to experiment with “Sue”. “Students were Cub Scout Pack 44 surprised when they realized how fast the process takes (uterus). Some students do says Mrs. Lannon Laclede CO. R-1 Foundation place. To date we have only find the experience of just This demonstration was fund a grant for the FACS given “Sue” two cigarettes looking at the model distaste- very shocking for everyone. Department.” says Mrs. Lan- with the addition of more ful but have a much better un- They all enjoyed this dem- non, “They purchased “Sue” cigarettes we will start see- derstanding of the reason for onstration and learned an and also development and ing an actual tar build up on material abstinence from ALL important lesson. “We are reproduction kit of the human the baby and inside of the jar DRUGS during pregnancy,” very fortunate to have the fetus.” Bookmark and Google By Samantha Peebles/Sarah Kavanaugh The winners of Design-a- CONWAY CHRONICLES Cub Scout Pack 44 held their Blue and Gold Banquet on Saturday, Bookmark will receive a $20 March 15 Pictured above is, front row left to right, Jackson Gunter, Conway has started par- gift certifi cate to the Between Waites Wilson, Isaac Freeman, and Chase Welch. Back row, Cayden ticipating in a few more art Friends Gift Shops. The win- Owens and Cub Master Scott Owens. contest this year including ners’ entries will be printed Design-a-Bookmark Contest on full-color bookmarks to and Doodle 4 Google. For the be distributed at the librar- Cub Scout Pack 44 will be kids who participate, it could ies and at community events mean the difference of going throughout the year. Scouting For Food on to college and not going to For Doodle 4 Google the college. doodle must be original art- Saturday, March 29 from 2-3 pm. For the Design-a-Book- work. Any doodles featuring They will be knocking on doors collecting nonperishable mark, the design must be your copyrighted or trademarked food items to give to our school's Backpack program. own original creation related logos or images will be dis- If you would like to donate, but they don't make it by to books, libraries, or read- qualified. Students do not your house, contact Cub Master Scott Owens at 417- ing. Copyrighted characters have to draw directly on the 343-2855, and they will happily accept your donation. or art (such as Spiderman) template found on Google’s will not be considered. Any website, but the Google logo also award the winners full- The Doodle-4-Google com- art medium may be used should be clearly visible. The time school with a $50,000 petition is open to all students (paint, crayon, makers, col- doodles can be hand drawn Google Education technology in grades K-12. Doodles will ored pencil, computer, etc.) using any art supplies, or can grant. be judged in fi ve grade groups Kids in grades 7-12 may en- be created using computer You don’t have to win fi rst on a state-by-state basis. The Marshfi eld Care Center ter and may submit as many drawing software on the com- place to win a prize. Each of grade groups are, grades K-3, By Toni Stafford Joann will be leading us in a entries as they would like puter. They will not accept 3D the other four national fi nal- 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-12. Hello from your family and new Bible study on Wednes- to. All entries had to be into entries. ists will win a $5,000 college In addition to drawing friends at Marshfield Care day afternoons. the teen department of any Who ever wins the Doodle- scholarship, a trip to Mount the doodle, participants will Center and Marshfi eld Place. Those joining in on our bell Springfield Greene County 4-Google will receive $30,000 View, California for the fi nal need to title their doodle and Hope this finds everyone choir this past week were Mar- Library by Friday, March 15, college scholarship, a trip to awards ceremony, a Nexus write a supporting statement happy and healthy. I am jorie Dickerson, June Glover, 2014. Three winners will be Mountain View, California 7 tablet, and a t-shirt printed no more than 50 words long. writing this just a bit before Clifford Rose, Alice Selva, selected. One winner will be for the fi nal awards ceremony with their doodle on it. There Participants should explain St. Patrick's day, anticipating Sharon Hunt, and Hazel Por- from 7-8 grades, one winner on May 21, 2014, a Google are also awards for the two how their doodle portrays the our yearly St. Patrick's Casino ter. It's fun and sounds pretty will be from 9-10 grades and Chrome book computer, a hundred and fi fty state fi nal- theme “If I Could Invent One day with games, gifts, and ice good considering that I am the one winner will be from 11-12 Nexus 7 tablet, a t-shirt print- ists. Each of the other state Thing to Make the World a cream fl oats and green cook- one leading the music! grades. The winners will be ed with his or her doodle on it, finalists will receive an of- Better Place…” ies. Marshfi eld Place always Until Next week, stay safe announced at 7pm on Thurs- and his or hers doodle will be fi cial winner’s certifi cate and Make the drawing yours. participates with us also. and don't forget those who day, April 17, at the Library featured on the U.S. Google. be featured on the Doodle 4 Have fun while doing it. Good Hope your day went well, maybe homebound, sick, or Center. com home page. Google will Google contest website. luck! with just enough leprechaun just alone. A phone call can sightings to make it a fun mean so much and be such an day. easy thing for us to do. We also are looking for- Sixth Grade Band Students Excel ward to the Show-me Cowboy By Alizabeth Donaldson/ Kristen Brawley Church visiting and enter- CONWAY CHRONICLES taining us Sunday, March ATTENTION On Saturday, March 8th, 16. They visit us on the third 2014 the sixth grade band stu- Sunday of each month, with FARMERS dents attended their very fi rst many looking forward to band competition at Marsh- and enjoying them. Also this field Junior High School. Thursday, Mark Shafer will be Get ready for haying At the contest, the students here for our 'Sing along with played a piece of music as Mark' hour. We love listening season with new a band in front of several to him singing and playing the Tedder Tires judges. They also had the guitar. I have to say, we have option to play a solo or play talented volunteers and visi- in an ensemble. After each tors. Marshfi eld Place will be performance, the judges gave looking forward to Max and them a rating of “I”, “II” or Joann Ash, Alice Morton, and “III” based on how well they our weekly visitors this com- played. Even though a “I” ing week. As I mentioned in rating is the best a student last weeks article, Max and can earn, a “II” rating is still considered an honor rating. liams, Clarinet. to play together as a whole DRESS UP The Conway 6th grade Two performances received band,” said sixth grader Ran- YOUR band received a “I” rating “II” ratings: Carter Marple, dy Frosch. PRINCESS!! overall and thirteen solos and Snare and Duet; Jozie Jensen, Sixth grade band instructor, ensembles also got “I” rat- Trombone and Ryder Berger, Chelsea Samuel said, “Contest ings. The following students Tenor Saxophone. is a great experience to help earned “I” ratings: Allexis Sixth grader, Makayla Gro- musicians grow. 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Rebekah Spradling - Advisor Tanya Vest - Superintendent [email protected] Leah Savage - Advisor Rick Lowrance - Principal Student Writers: Abby Shockley, Ashley DiFonzo, Alizabeth Donaldson, Samantha Pebbles, Lauren Whitehead, Chelsey Tennison, Lynn Faust, Janessa Jensen, Danielle Chastain, Skyler Collison, Kristen Brawley, Sarah Kavanaugh, Olivia Triplett, Tessa Vaughn School Blood Drive Success Board News By Abby Shockley/Skyler Collison LACLEDE COUNTY R-1 SCHOOL CONWAY CHRONICLES BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S MEETING This school year our Con- Calendar Hearing way High School Student March 17, 2014 • 6:30 P.M. • High School Meeting Room Council hosted their spring I. Call to Order/Roll Call: Board President Craig Huckaby called the meeting to order with all members present. Members are Lug blood drive on March 10th. Massey, Sally Triplett, Debbie Caffey, Jennifer Jones, Andy Triplett Thanks to the help of the CBC, and Stan Bailey. the Student Council was able II. Calendar Presentation/Public Comment: Mrs. Susan Bailey and to pull off their spring blood Mrs. Julie Rosenthal presented the 2014-2015 calendar for Board viewing and discussion. The calendar contains 172 days of student drive. Student Council has contact with an additional 8 days for professional development of done a blood drive in the certified staff members. No motion of action was placed before the spring for a number of years Board at this time. now and the tradition has III. Adjourn: Jennifer Jones made a motion to adjourn the Calendar continued. Hearing; the motion received a second. A roll call vote followed with the motion carrying 7-0. The time of adjournment was 7:10 p.m. Mr. Groebl, the Student Council sponsor, said, “I Diana Stacks, Board Secretary wanted to keep the spring blood drive going. This year LACLEDE COUNTY R-1 SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S MEETING was the first blood drive I March 17, 2014 • 7:11 P.M. have ever sponsored. The CBC Call to Order/Roll Call: Board President Craig Huckaby called the staff is very knowledgeable meeting to order with all members present. Members are Lug Massey, and professional. Our goal Sally Triplett, Debbie Caffey, Jennifer Jones, Andy Triplett and Stan was to get thirty more donors, Bailey. Pledge of Allegiance: All present united in repeating the Pledge of both students and community Allegiance. members. Thirty-one people Consent Agenda: Stan Bailey made a motion to approve the consent registered and twenty-nine of because there are so many I got sick towards the end, but about 8-10 minutes. It’s im- agenda; the motion received a second. A roll call vote followed with the those were able to donate!” people who need blood in motion carrying 7-0. Items approved included authorization of payment it felt really good to donate portant that the donors have of March 2014 bills, approval of February 2014 Board meeting minutes Mark Haddock, a fi rst time order to live. It hurts just a and possibly save someone’s a healthy meal before they and a resignation from High School Librarian Lacey White effective at the blood donor, said, “I was little bit, but I can’t imagine life.” donate blood. It’s best to try to end of the current school year. proud to help save some- the pain that some go through There are many aspects that avoid fatty foods. They need Public Comment: There were no public comments at the meeting. Instructional Effectiveness: Program evaluations were presented for body’s life. I wanted to donate that truly need it. Donating blood donors had to be aware to be sure to wear clothing the district Gifted Program and District Technology. blood and have the chance to blood is such a good feeling! of as they prepared to give with sleeves that can be raised Administrator Reports: Superintendent Tanya Vest and Building save up to three people.” People seem to take the simple blood. All donors have their above the elbow. They are to Principals Rick Lowrance and Jennifer Snyder updated the Board of activities held to date for district students and other items of interest in Mark sure knows his facts. things for granted. Blood is temperature, pulse, blood bring a valid form of identi- regard to student education. This blood drive was open to just naturally in our bodies. pressure and hemoglobin fi cation with their (driver’s Old Business: the public and hosted from We never think about things checked prior to donation to license or another form of ID A. 2013-2014 Budget Update: Superintendent Vest spoke of year to one o’clock in the afternoon like that. Some people need ensure that they are feeling that verifi es your age). The date revenues and expenditures noting the budget is on target as to six o’clock in the evening. blood. Let’s share ours!” well and that it is safe for them CBC workers will need this planned. The offi cers put a lot of work In order to prepare for to give blood. Donors go to the or their donor card each time B. Facility Plan review: Mrs. Vest spoke of upgrades for the campus in the area of existing modular units, handicapped accessibility to the into having the drive and were this blood drive, the Student refreshment area where they you donate. If they are taking high school gymnasium and a possible placement of a FEMA shelter grateful to work with CBC. In Council strived to advertise should sit down for at least any medication, they bring a during the 2014-2015 school year. An anticipated upgrade for lighting the fall the Student Council it and get the word out there 15 minutes after giving blood. list of those with them just in for the elementary and high school building is being considered also. offi cers went to training for for the community and the They are told to always men- case too. More information will follow. preparation. students in the school. The tion to the staff any unusual Brili Graves said, “I have New Business: A. 2014-2015 School Calendar: Jennifer Jones made a motion to Mr. Groebl had this to say Student Council offi cers were feelings or sensations. If they donated one time before. I approve the proposed calendar for the 2014-2015; the motion received about preparation, “We went trained to help with the drive feel faint or fatigue there are like to do it because it’s for a second. A roll call vote followed with the motion carrying 6-1. Andy and met with the CBC at their and make the most of it. They actions to be taken. Donors a good cause, but I’m not a Triplett voted in opposition this motion. Classes will resume August Springfield headquarters in received help from the offi - are told to hydrate throughout fan of needles so it makes me 14, 2014 with 172 student contact days scheduled for the year. B. 2014-2015 Tuition: Jennifer Jones made a motion to continue the the fall. As it got closer, we cers, students, and janitorial the day and avoid strenuous more nervous! I drank lots rate of tuition for the 2014-2015 school year at $5,800.00. The motion made fliers and advertised staff with the set-up and clean- exercise or heavy lifting on and lots of H2o. It makes me received a second and was followed by a roll call vote. Motion failed the drive on KJEL. Student up of the event as well. the day of donation. Athletes feel like I could possibly save 0-7. All members voted in opposition to the motion. Lug Massey made Council members also talked Becca Needham, a senior, a life and helps me face one of a motion to table this decision until Superintendent Vest can visit with really need to be aware of this the Superintendent of the Joel E. Barber district regarding an increase up the drive to people they said, “I was really nervous and take precaution. my biggest fears.” for the upcoming year. The motion received a second; a roll call vote knew outside of school.” about giving blood. I had Blood donation is a safe The Student Council Blood followed. Motion carried 7-0. Chelsey Medlock, another never given blood before so and simple procedure that no Drive was defi nitely a success! C. District Credit Card: Lug Massey made a motion to acquire a district blood donor, said, “This was it was my fi rst time. I drank one should worry about. It can Thanks to the CBC, Mr. Groebl, purchasing card offered by Central Bank in Jefferson City MO. The motion received a second; a roll call vote followed. Motion carried my first time. I was super a ton of water and made sure give you a great feeling know- the Student Council officers, 7-0. nervous to give blood, but to eat a good lunch to prepare ing you could’ve saved up to and some other students who D. Concrete Bids: Sally Triplett made a motion to table acceptance of once I started I was excited. for the blood drive. I actually 3 lives just from one simple donated their time to the cause. bids until a later date. The motion received a second and was followed I drank water and ate a good heard on the radio that there donation. The whole process They were able to have plenty by a roll call vote. Motion carried 7-0. lunch to prepare to give blood. was a blood shortage so I de- takes around an hour, but the of help and to make the blood E. 2014-2015 Budget Information: Mrs. Vest spoke of ongoing planning of the 2014-2015 budget. No motion of action was placed before the I wanted to donate blood cided to give blood after that. actual donation only takes drive a good one! Board at this time. F. Summer School: Superintendent Vest recommended the district schedule summer school classes beginning June 2, 2014 and continuing through June 27, 2014. Sally Triplett made a motion to set the date of classes as recommended; the motion received a second. A roll call vote followed with the motion carrying 6-1. Andy Triplett FFA Horse Judging Team voted in opposition to the motion. Executive Session: Jennifer Jones made a motion to adjourn to By Olivia Triplett/Tessa Vaughn executive session to discuss personnel matters and student concerns. CONWAY CHRONICLES The motion received a second and was followed by a roll call vote. Motion carried 7-0. The time of adjournment was 9:09 p.m. On Friday, March 7th the Diana Stacks, Board Secretary FFA horse judging team went to MSU at the Pinegar Arena LACLEDE COUNTY R-1 SCHOOL to participate in a horse judg- BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S MEETING ing workshop. On the horse March 17, 2014 • 9:10 P.M. judging team are: Kirstin Call to Order/Roll Call: Board President Craig Huckaby called the Miller, Chelsey Spradling, meeting to order with all members present. Members are Lug Massey, Sally Triplett, Debbie Caffey, Jennifer Jones, Andy Triplett and Stan Ashley White, Maquel Wil- Bailey. son, Catlyn Moore, and Jenna Adjournment: With no further business before the Board Jennifer Jones Strong. Any FFA member can made a motion to adjourn the monthly meeting. The motion received sign up to determine who is a second; a roll call vote followed. Motion carried 7-0. The time of on the. When districts come, adjournment was 10:13 p.m. they narrow the team mem- Diana Stacks, Board Secretary bers down to the top four. Prior to the judging, the team travels to various work- shops to gain more knowl- edge. The Horse Judging Workshops usually can take up to fi ve hours. The students learn how to halter conforma- Workshop. These winners well as future schol- tion, how to give oral reasons, in this workshop did not get arships, awards, and performance class judging, an overall place but at the careers. and equine knowledge. other contests or workshops Jenna Strong said, Mr. Stratton said “Dr. they will get an overall place. “My favorite part about Webb, equine professor at The types of breeds of horses the Horse Judging MSU, does a great job host- learned about in this work- Workshop is when I got ing this workshop. Students shop were: quarter horses, fox to go down and judge learn a great deal about horse trotters, Morgans, Appaloosa, the horses up close, and evaluations.” Thoroughbreds, as well as a my least favorite part Schools all over SW Mis- few others. This workshop was that it takes so long souri including Conway par- benefi ts the students by pre- before you get to judge ticipated in the Horse Judging paring them for districts as the horses.”

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Small pet information. composted manure. HOT TUB, 2013 5 person, NVR upon approval. used cost $6,595, asking only Construction 730 $38 per pickup, we load. $2,800 OBO. Can deliver. Call 417- • 2 BDRM, 2 BATH DUPLEX: Real Estate Sales Tony Daher 417-588-4641. 594-2001. Spacious and beautiful with nice kitchen 50 GOSPEL CDs: $3/each or trade. with all electric appliances and pantry, 2013 Ford Fusion Ecoboost SE. Sunroof, 573-327-9068. Desloge. attractive trey ceiling with mood lighting Homes for Sale 515 loaded, less than 500 miles! 33MPG!! ..$14,000 in living room & master bedroom. Miscellaneous 358 BLOCK FROM 1984 TRUCK: $75. 2011 Chevy Aveo LT. Auto, air, P/W, Located in a 50+ community. 19K, great 40MPG! ...... $8,500 5 BOXES 12X12 SELF STICK 314-303-7857. Cedar Hill. Beautiful home on 10 acres, $750/month plus $750 deposit. 2 miles from Mercy Hospital 2011 Chevy Aveo LT. Auto, air, 33K, FLOOR TILES: $200. 573-759- Quilting magazines! All kinds/titles. nice! ...... $7,500 6156. Dixon. 50¢ each! 417-588-3006. • 2 BDRM, 2 BATH DUPLEX: on paved county road. 2008 Chevy Impala LT. 4-door, auto, 4 Bedrooms, 3-1/2 bathrooms, home 3 Men’s Adidas Climalite polo golf 1 Car garage, nice private back porch area. air, 82K, loaded ...... $7,500 Musical Instruments office, shed plus 30x40 shop building, 2006 GMC Pickup. 6-cylinder, auto, shirts, light gray solid (Med), green Clean and ready to rent, all electric, pond, fenced back yard with pool and stripe (Med), light green stripe 360 appliances included. Lawn care patio. Maintenance free exterior, new bed cover, 94K ...... $9,995 (Med). All excellent. $12 each. 417- provided. No pets. 1090 Lake Dr. roof, landscaped lawns, established 2002 Ford F-150 4x4. Extend cab, 718-5347. Experienced Piano Teacher, has $550/month plus $550 deposit. trees and much more for only $419,000. offroad, 4x4, 127k, clean title, nice ... $6,000 openings for beginners & advanced. Strohl Construction LLC 2007 Chevy Cobalt. Auto, air, cruise, WHITE COMMODE: $35. 573-759- 417-532-8500 or 417-718-0102. All Your Home Remodel Needs. 417-588-7006 417-532-1964 Kitchen, Bath, Floors, Doors, Roofing, nice! ...... $4,500 6156. Dixon. 2002 Volkswagen Passat. Leather, WURLITZER SPINET PIANO: Plays www.zillow.com for more info. Siding, Windows, Roof Leaks sunroof, loaded ...... $5,500 2L FUEL TAKES OFF FORD good, maple finish. $100. 573-345- One Call To Do It All. 2 Bedroom, appliances furnished. 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor. AWD, LOUISVILLE: With brackets, strap, 3447. Edwards. Drew Strohl • Free Estimates crossbrace and pipe. $300 OBO. Near Copeland, $295 - $385 per 417-288-8171 or 417-531-8171 nice, ...... $6,000 573-392-5717. Eldon. month, plus deposit. 417-532-7782. Mobile Home Sales 525 Now Accepting Credit & Debit! 2002 Hyundai Accent. 4 door, auto, Dean 6-string guitar with case! air, 145k, Great MPG ...... $3,500 MARCH IS RENT FREE! Water/ $8,000 rebate, trade anything, Fisher Price bouncy horse. Like new, Excellent condition. 2013 Nissan Altima. Loaded, sewer/trash pd. 1 Bed/$350. 2 new $19,999, used $1,000. Land, sounds & tunes $45. 417-718-3955. Like brand new, S & J CONSTRUCTION 38MPG, full factory warrenty, Bed/$385. Pets OK. 417-288-3048. foreclosure, lenders avail. 636-451- played very little! • Roofing • Decks • Fencing CLEAN TITLE, 138 miles... $16,500 NEW WELL HOUSE ROOF: Can 5000 • All Types Of Remodeling •Seamless guttering • load. $200. 417-241-3940. Conway. $155/OBO Nice 2 bedroom apartment. Stove/ fridge & trash furnished. $375 per Flooring • Painting • Vinyl Siding • Insured GM PICKUP TRUCK REAR 417-718-2124 month. No pets. 417-532-2032. Huge Manufactured Home For All Your Home Repairs Motorcycles 820 WINDOW GLASS: Fits 1976-87. Clearance Sale. Free Estimates 417-531-2267 $30. 314-303-7857. Cedar Hill. Efficiency apartment & rooms by Lenders offering ZERO DOWN with your Please Call 417-531-0343 06 Harley Davidson. Heritage Soft week or month. Utilities included. Land & less than perfect credit programs! Tail. 1 owner, loaded, 21K, excellent A Treasure of 11 old Laura Ingalls Call 417-532-5291 or 417-322- $1000 VISA gift card with NEW home purchase. condition! $11,200. 588-4648. Wilder books. $40. 532-0422. JUPITER ALTO 3800. SAXOPHONE New, Used & Repo Homes available. T.H.I. HANDYMAN 2013 Can-Am motorcycle, loaded, Exercise equipment that works arms SAXOPHONE 2 Bdrm Apts. 2 central locations 417-865-4181 or 800-331-2175 7,200 miles. Selling for health and legs. $25. 532-5799. in Leb. Appliances furnished, no SERVICE reasons. $19,000. 417-521-4504 Mother of pearl keys, pets! $350-$410/mo. 588-2730, 588- Specializing in small/med. home Ladies GLORIA VANDERBILT black completecomplete withwith velvetvelvet linedlined 3099. Maintenance/Repair & Remodeling. denim jeans, Amanda style, size 8 x hard case and lyre Recreation Parts & Services 825 hard case and lyre Call 417-664-3697 or go to my 31”, LIZ CLAIBORNE wine colored forfor holdingholding music.music. BoughtBought Applelane website for a list of BACK WINDOW GLASS FOR 1973- denim jeans, straight leg fit, size 8 x new and played for only 1 year. services & information! 87 CHEVY OR GMC PICKUP: $30. 30”. $12 each. 417-718-5347. Asking $800 obo. Apartments Campers,Trailers & RVs 636-234-7527. St. Clair. Move-in special, half off 1st month & 1994 FORD RANGER TRANSFER 610 www.thiHandyman.com 4 Goodyear Fortera black wall tires. CASE: $100. 314-280-7822. 40” flat screen TV! Call 417-532-2546 Spacious 1500 sq. ft 3 bedroom, 2.5 ‘13 Flagstaff tent camper. Model 225-65r18, 1/8 tread. $40 OBO. 417- Villaridge. 588-3006. Lebanon. After 6 pm for details. bath, w/d/hookups, stove, 228D, sleeps 8, slide-out dining, fully SHOP VAC FOR SALE: 12 gallon, equip. $10,900/OBO. 417-664-4777. LEER CAMPER SHELL: Red, fits 5.5 HP, with hose and 3 head refrigerator furnished. No dogs allowed. $500/month, $450 deposit. Tree Service 770 1999-2003 short bed Ford. Very attachments. $60.573-480-1277. Sporting Goods 620 good condition. $200 OBO. 573- Richland. Pets/Supplies 365 417-533-3037 701-1776. Ironton. SEARS 12 GAUGE SINGLE SHOT Lebanon ArborCare, LLC SILVERTONE SOLID BODY SHOTGUN: 30”, full choke, 3” TRUCK BED LINER: Fits 1999-2003 ELECTRIC GUITAR: Made by • Tree Trimming, Removal chamber, excellent condition, $135 • Stump Grinding short bed Ford. Excellent condition. Samick. $35 417-531-7555. Move-in Special on OBO. 417-532-3401. Lebanon. $25. 573-701-1776. Ironton. Conway. • Expertise • Experience •TLC • Insect & Disease Management Specializing in sm/med dogs • 2, 3 & 4 bdrm, 2 bath duplexes. H&R RANGER 22 REVOLVER: 9- ISA Certified Arborist 3 16” FORD 4WD WHEEL COVERS: NEW WALNUT NEWELL POST AND Bath/NT $6• Full Groom starts@$20 Garage, cable, lawn/snow care & shot, double action, western style, $20 each. 417-527-9934. Ozark. 25 NEW BALUSTERS: Unfinished, Demat/Detangle $5-$25 appliances included. No pets, no JCHiggins/Sears, 1960s Zombie 532-5050 ready for installation. $50/all. 573- 532-4454 • Leave Message • 17609 Grace Rd. smoking. 2 Months FREE!* PLASTIC TRUCK TOOLBOX: * On Approval Grips, matte finish. $395/trade. 573- 308-8280. Rolla. 364-7465. Rolla. CHAMPION TREE Service! For All Comes with lock and key. $50. 417- Or choose from these great properties: Your Tree Care needs. Dependable, 767-4350. Fordland. Denise Austin stair stepper. $20 firm. NEW ENGLAND ARMS 20 GAUGE 417-718-3955, 532-5142. • 2 bdrm clean efficient apartments. Experience, Insured. 417-532-1469. P215/60-R15 CAR TIRES: Set of 4, Tools 368 Electric, appliances, cable, garage option. SHOTGUN: Good condition. $150. 417-991-3263. Lebanon. Berry Tree Service. Remove, trim, on 5 lug rims. 80% tread. $175. 636- BOX OF TALKING CASSETTES: CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ARM No pets. $395 plus deposit. 358-3072. New Haven. For the blind. $75 or trade. 573-327- stump grinding. Fully insured/free SAW: $125 OBO. 573-765-3092. • 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON 20 quotes. 588-2478. C/C accepted! 9068. Desloge. GAUGE SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN: TRAILER HITCH FOR SALE: Richland. Split foyer, garage, yard. No pets. Frame mount. $50. 417-767-4350. $700 plus deposit. 3” chamber, modified choke, LENOX ELITE HOME FUEL OIL CUTTING TORCH SETUP: Large Transportation Fordland. FURNACE: Excellent condition, excellent condition, $135 OBO. 417- tanks, hose, regulators, complete. Call 417-532-8112 532-3401. Lebanon. 17” TRUCK TIRES: General 225-75. 10 years old. $200. 573-308-8280. $400. 870-710-2108. Lanton. Rolla. PROPANE GIGGING LIGHTS: ATV’s 809 50% tread, $200/set of 4. 870-710- ROOF NAILER AND ONE BOX OF With stand and 3 gigs. Made from 2108. Lanton. 21” BAND SAW: 6.5HP, single phase. NAILS: $200. 573-759-6156. Dixon. $450. 417-589-3119. Conway. Homes 407 Coleman lanterns, fits 16 Jon boat. HONDA 4TRAX: Runs, needs FORD TRANSFER CASE: Borg- CHAMPION 36” CONCRETE $250. 314-780-3714. Rocky Mount. battery. $500. 314-780-3714. Rocky Warner 4407. $399/OBO. 417-527- 1997 1-TON FORD BENCH SEAT: Moving? Need an Apt., home, Mount. POWER TROWEL: Snap on float mobile or duplex? Contact Laclede 22 STEVENS MODEL 35 RIFLE: 9934. Ozark. Very good condition. $25 OBO. 573- blades. $490. 870-425-9842. Mtn. 765-3092. Richland. Co. Landlords’ Association at With scope, very good. $225. 417- 1989 YAMAHA BREEZE: Runs, Full size truck tool box, heavy Home. lacledelandlord.com 991-3263. Lebanon. needs battery. $500. 314-780-3714. black plastic, two top opening ALUMINUM FUEL “D” TANK: Off Rocky Mount. compartments, 62”L x 22”W, good row tractor. Needs work, 55 gallon. Real Estate Rentals RENT TO OWN. COLLECTION OF 26 HEDDON FISHING PLUGS: Some in shape. $45. 417-718-5347. $50 OBO. 573-392-5717. Eldon. 3 bed, 1 bath, Lebanon Automobiles 810 boxes, $150 OBO. 417-532-3401. New carpet, paint, appliances. 55 GALLON FUEL TANK: From 1998 COLT COPY WESTERN-STYLE Lebanon. 1983 CAVALIER T10: Hatchback, Apartments/ Duplexes Great starter home! International, good shape, no rust, REVOLVER: Wood grips, both 22- 2-door, automatic, runs, but needs $120 OBO. 636-234-7527. St. Claire. regular and 22-mag cylinder, US 405 $5,000 down payment required. 223 ROSSI WITH SCOPE: Very nice. motor work. $500 OBO. 573-345- made, NIB, $399/trade for guns. $650/mo. $275. 417-991-3263. Lebanon. 0045. Climax Springs. Trucks, 4x4’s /SUVs 573-364-7465. Rolla. 816-888-3692. Trek Mass Transit 1999 Chevy Astro Van. Good 830 BOAT LIFT FOR SALE: Fits in 10 Large 2 bed 1bath, appliances Trunk Bike Rack condition, been kept up, 8 passenger, or 12 slips. $495. 417-589-3119. 200K. $3,200. 417-718-1914. 2000 Chevy Extreme pickup, runs Conway. included. Conway schools. $425. Holds two full size bicycles but needs engine work, $2,500 NO PETS. 417-531- 3044. Good straps and pads 1990 TEMPO GL: 4-door, automatic, OBO. 417-718-0556. GM 1980 ROLLING FULL SIZE 3, 4, 5 Bdrm, homes/mobile homes, $35 runs, minor front end damage, with TRUCK FRAME: 2 wheel. $300. MIDWEST INN title. $500. 573-345-0045. Climax 1999 Ford F-150, V-6, bed liner, very 314-303-7857. Cedar Hill. All electric, central H/A. $500-$800/ 417-718-5347 mo. HUD accepted. 588-2478. Springs. clean. $3,500. 417-532-5852. Rentals available. Start at $400. D & Cabinets J Property Management, INC. 417- 417-588-3226 588-3999. lebanonmorentals.com Services Custom glazed maple, never installed, can add or subtract to fit kitchen. 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. available now. Starting at $425/mo. + dep. 417- Cost $8,000+, sacrifice, $1,650. of Lebanon Backhoe/Bulldozer 710 417-423-7919 Will deliver. 588-5435. • 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME: Kevin Legan Trucking 1207 Applelane. 2 Car garage, custom, Dumptruck, Bobcat Service 100 PACKS OF BASEBALL CARD solid oak cabinetry, large closets, large & Track Loader TRIPLE PACKS: Years 1988, 1989 back yard w/privacy fence. All electric, • Top Soil • Fill Dirt TOPS, DONRUSS. $1 each. 417- appliances included. Minutes from I-44! • Creek Gravel 531-7555. Conway. $800/month plus $800 deposit. • Quarry Rock To Britli Estates! Home 417-589-4011 KOHLER STAINLESS STEEL • 5 BEDROOM SPLIT-LEVEL HOME: Cell 417-531-0219 KITCHEN SINK: Single bowl, 417•532•4253 836 Freddie. Lots of space inside and out! 32x18x9, new, never used. $100. All electric, appliances included. O’Dell’s Excavating, Dozer, loader, 573-308-8280. Rolla. 3 Bedroom Duplex Now Available! Large back deck with access from dining dump truck, ponds, land clearing, Starting at $650/month plus deposit. room and master bedroom. lagoon, dirt, gravel. 417-532-5670. NEW IN BOX, Mens BROKE DOG Pet upon approval with pet fee. Western boots, size 7E, King Blue $950/month plus $950 deposit. OWNER FINANCING!! shaft, peanut bullhide vamp, square 1st month’s rent is FREE Cleaning 725 toe, 3” riding heel, beautiful boots. with 1 year lease! 417-588-7006 $100. 417-718-5347. (Duplexes & Townhouses only) 1965 352 FORD ENGINE: And 4- speed truck transmission. $350 or 2 & 3 Bdrm. Apartments also available. Office/Commercial 425 Let me sweep the winter away for you! Bonded! Insured! References! Call will separate. 314-280-7822. Villa With Paid water & trash, starting at $475/mo. Office Space For Rent In Prime Ridge. today for your discounted *Now Accepting HUD w/approved application! Locations! All Utilities PAID! spring cleaning needs. $375 & Up. 417-532-9188, 417- MARSHALL GUITAR AMP: MG 15, Office located at 2170 Beck Lane FX Sound effects. $50. 417-531- 588-5435. 7555. Conway. $ MLS#14011058 HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER: 69,900 Good condition. $30. 417-767-4350. HOME SO CUTE! A must see with its all RE/MAX Fordland. Discount Cigarettes & Tobacco refinished hardwood flooring, glass doorknobs, Next Generation, LLC Men’s NIKE Fit Dry Polo Golf Shirt, arched entry, remodeled kitchen and bathroom 1420 W. Elm short sleeve, kelly green, excellent Cigarettes by the Carton in 2012. Basement has exterior and interior condition. Size large. $12. 417-718- entrance and lots of room for storage. Fireplace Lebanon, MO 5347. in the living room. Tiled kitchen and bathroom. 417-991-3333 $ 49 Lots of tongue and groove wood walls and 1992 4.6 FORD ENGINE: 106k Cheyenne or Exeter...... 19 ceiling that gives it a comfy home vibe. Exterior miles, runs good, fully dressed. $ 99 is part rock, part vinyl. $300. 314-280-7822. Villaridge Pall Mall...... 27 Decade ...... $2069 HOME SO CUTE!! Marlboro - Special Blend & 72 ...... $3169 $ 99 . L&M ...... 28 Marlboro ...... $4099 One Day Camel ...... $3899 Jewelry Repair & Appraisal M-C tax included in price. Also All Brands & Variety of Liquor $49,000 MLS# 140108113 Nathan Cole on Sale or At Discount Prices! Owner/Broker CUTE BUNGALOW WITH OWNER FINANCING! This 2 bedroom, 1 both home is located in town 417-991-3333 566 W. Commercial St. • 4:30AM-10PM M-F | 6AM-10PM SAT/SUN and sits on .15 acre. www.nathancolejr.com PAGE 10 CONTACT US: TUESDAY, To place a classifi ed ad MARCH 25, contact 532-9131 or email 2014 Comics [email protected] www.lebanondailyrecord.com

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I have always said that one could change the name of our planet from Earth to Paradise, ® ★★★★ You know which path is the should never invite guests to a BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker right one for you to follow, but perhaps wedding hoping they won’t show and wouldn’t that be heavenly? up, because they usually do. you are feeling anxious about taking *** the fi rst step. Be careful not to push *** CONFIDENTIAL TO “STUCK someone too hard, as he or she might DEAR ABBY: I have an older IN DULLSVILLE”: Because decide to say “enough” and head for friend who is 70. She doesn’t have you’re convinced your job is the hills! Tonight: Add more fun to the much money. She was having blood a dead end, start sending out moment. pressure problems, so I ordered a resumes. Jack London had this deluxe blood pressure machine for to say about stagnating lives: “I SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) her that cost $160. 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FRANCES STEWART p.m. until service time at 3 Funeral services for Betty J. sent at www.memorialchapel- from page 1 Frances Stewart, 74, of Phil- p.m. also at the funeral cha- (Lowry) Dunn will be held at 6 sandcrematory.com. Fires lipsburg, died Saturday, March pel. p.m. Tuesday, March 25, 2014, Rhoades also reminded to burning anytime in the 22, 2014, in Springfi eld. A memorial has been es- in the Memorial Chapels and PERRY MICHAEL RHODES people that once they start a near future. She was born July 4, 1939, tablished to Hough Chapel Crematory of Waynesville/St. Perry Michael Rhodes, 52, fi re they “own” it. Because of the thin in Lebanon, Mo. to George Cemetery and donations may Robert. of Hartville, died Monday “If you start a fi re in resources, Rowe said it has W. and Ada Marie Huckaby be left or mailed to: Shadel’s Online condolences can be morning, March 24, 2014, at Laclede County, you own it made some of the other jobs Goldinger. Colonial Chapel, 1001 North sent at www.memorialchapel- Hartville. until it’s cold,” he said. of fi re departments more On July 12, 1957, she mar- Lynn, Lebanon, Mo. 65536. sandcrematory.com. Arrangements for Perry Mi- Also, in order to avoid un- diffi cult. For example, during ried Tommy Stewart. Sign guest book at www. chael Rhodes are incomplete at necessary visits by emergen- a recent search and rescue op- She was preceded in death shadelscolonialchapel.com. EVELYN FEDDER this time and will be announced cy responders, residents pre- eration, there weren’t enough by her parents; her husband, HEMSTREET by Holman-Howe Funeral paring to light a controlled volunteer fi refi ghters to help Tommy Stewart, and a grand- Evelyn Fedder Hemstreet, Home of Hartville. burn, should notify their with the search because they son, Thomas Lee Keen. 82, of St. Robert, died Thursday, neighbors and offi cials. Many were dealing with multiple She was a used car dealer. March 20, 2014, at Cox Medical ROBERT (J.R.) HERD times, fi re departments are fi res. Survivors include two Center South of Springfi eld. Robert (J.R.) Herd, 82, of Fair responding to burns that are “We’re stretched thin,” he daughters, Debra Burnett and www.shadelscolonialchapel.com She is survived by her hus- Grove, died Saturday, March under control, but a neighbor said. her husband, Bob, of Shaw- band, Dennis K. Hemstreet, 22, 2014. saw smoke and called 911, Even further exasperating nee, Kan. and Susie Zwinge, BETTY J. (LOWRY) DUNN of St. Robert; three children, He was owner of Herd according to Rhoades. the problem on Sunday was of Eldridge; a brother, Bill Betty J. (Lowry) Dunn, 77, of Thedore Conrad Fedder, Jr., Equipment, John Deere, and Laclede County Offi ce of a rash of fi res just across the Goldinger and his wife, Char- Crocker, died Saturday, March of Berwick, Pa.; Rodney Lee Herd Angus Farms. Emergency Management Di- Dallas County line. Firefi ght- lotte, of Palmyra; three sisters, 22, 2014, in the General Leonard Fedder, of Bloomsburg, and Survivors include his wife, rector Randy Rowe suggests ers from Laclede County fi re Marian Blankenship, Judy Wood Army Community Hospi- Christine Diane Hutchinson, Susie, of the home; two sons, that residents should call protection districts found Ruble and husband, David, tal of Fort Leonard Wood. of Waynesville; a sister, Lois Gary Herd, and Mark Herd and their fi re protection district to themselves spending much all of Lebanon; Clara Rhoads She is survived by her hus- Seesholtz, of Lime Ridge, Pa.; Kim, all of Fair Grove; a grand- announce they are going to of Sunday in Dallas County and husband, Lester, of Fal- band, Lonzo Dunn, of Crocker; seven grandchildren, eight daughter, Hope Herd and Brad be burning before they start fi ghting 12 to 15 natural con; three grandchildren, Lisa four children, Marie Eberhard great-grandchildren, also other Douglas, of Fair Grove; also two a controlled burn. If no one cover fi res. Lemons and husband, Jared, and Robert, of St. Robert; Betty relatives and friends. sisters, Jane Stafford and Portia answers, they should call “We could only fi ght one Jonathan Burnett and wife, Lou Graham and Larry, of New- Funeral services for Evelyn Brayfi eld, both of Fair Grove. the Laclede County Offi ce of fi re at a time because of our Jennifer, Brian Burnett and tonia; Susan Pruitt and Chris, Fedder Hemstreet will be held Funeral services for Robert Emergency Management or limited resources, so by the wife, Bethany; seven great- of Crocker, and Sandra Le Gall at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 27, (J.R.) Herd will be held at 10 the Laclede County Sheriff’s time we could get to the later grandchildren, also a number and Ben, of Waynesville; five 2014, in the Memorial Chapels a.m. Wednesday, March 26, Offi ce that way emergency fi res, they were going really of other relatives and friends. siblings, Darrel Lowry and Patri- and Crematory of Waynes- 2014, in the Day Funeral Home personnel will know what good,” Lebanon Rural Fire Funeral services for Frances cia, of Jeffersonville, Ind.; Carol ville/St. Robert. at Marshfi eld. is going on when a fi re is Department Assistant Chief Stewart will be held at 3 p.m. Sue Pearl and David, of Taylors- Visitation will be from 1 Burial will be in Pleasant reported by a neighbor. The Phillip Pitts said. Wednesday, March 26, 2014, at violle, Ky.; Kenneth Lowry and p.m. until time of service at 2 Ridge Cemetery. OEM can be contacted at 532- County fi re departments Shadel’s Colonial Chapel with Leonida, of Dufaniak Springs, p.m. Thursday in the funeral Visitation will be from 7 to 6992 and the LCSO’s non- had to head back over the James Hicks offi ciating. Fla.; Eugene Lowry and Ramey, home. 8 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral emergency phone number is county line to fi ght a natu- Burial will be in Hough of San Diego, Calif. and Brenda Memorial contributions home chapel. 532-2311. ral cover fi re in the area of Chapel Cemetery, under the Powell and Leeland, of Oceans- may be made in memory of Memorials have been estab- According to Rowe, the East 32 and Route N. The direction of Shadel’s Colonial ide, Calif.; 13 grandchildren, 19 Evelyn Hemstreet and may be lished to the Missouri Angus past 10 days have been fi re, which covered around Chapel of Lebanon. great-grandchildren, also many left at the funeral home. Junior Scholarship Fund or fi lled with an “astronomical 50 acres, was fi nally extin- Visitation will be from 2 other relatives and friends. Online condolences can be Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. amount” of natural cover guished in the early morning fi res, spreading county fi re hours of Monday. Spring is here. The departments thin. He said Along with an uptick in You Want days are longer. That The only name in town offering the he believes the fi res are a natural cover fi res from the means kid’s sports & activities, spring, latest in collision repair technology mixture of brush pile fi res, past year, offi cials say there Food Fast... cleaning, gardening burning trash, burning leaves also has been a sharp decline & more in addition and maybe even some cases in the number of people try- but Not Fast to all you normally of arson. ing out for these mostly vol- do! We understand and want “There have been several unteer forces. Rowe believes Food? 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Assault from page 1 the deputy inside to speak with awoke his friend, who owns the other people allegedly kicked Hospital Lebanon for treatment. and evidence collected at the The couple left the bar, the victim. The deputy reported home. He told the homeowner and punched him multiple times, It was believed that the sus- scene. picked up Ruiz and Damron that the victim’s head was bleed- that he needed help, according to the statements said. pects went to Lebanon. Several When deputies interviewed from their Lebanon home and ing. the probable cause statements. The fi ght allegedly continued residences were checked but Guinn about the incident, drove to where the victim was The victim said he was sleep- The four people allegedly into the driveway, at which time deputies could not find the he allegedly admitted to go- staying to get “revenge” on ing on the couch when he awak- forced their way into the home, the four got into their car and alleged attackers. ing to the home. He claimed Campbell’s ex-boyfriend, the ened to see a vehicle pull into damaging the door and confront- left. While leaving the scene, the Later that early morning, that when they arrived, the statements said. the yard. The man went outside ed the man when he returned driver scraped against a tree, deputies contacted Guinn victim came outside and fi red Like Guinn, she claimed to see who had arrived and saw to the living room. The man causing damage to the car. with a number provided by a shotgun. He further said, the victim fi red a shotgun, but Campbell, who is the man’s reported that he began fi ghting The deputy reported that the the victim, and Guinn agreed Campbell went inside while she said it was Damron who ex-girlfriend, and three of her with the four people throughout victim had a large laceration on to meet the deputies. When he and two other people, ran inside the home instead friends, later identifi ed as Guinn, the home. He claims Campbell the top of his head and several Guinn arrived at the sheriff’s whose names he didn’t know, of her. Campbell told depu- Ruiz and Damron, exit the car. struck him in the head with a contusions to his back and ribs. offi ce, the deputy noted that waited outside. ties that Guinn followed after The man reported he went back hammer, which had been sitting Emergency medical services damage to his car was consis- Guinn alleged that he saw him, and she went into the inside, locked the door and on the home’s front porch. The transported the man to Mercy tent with the witness’ report the victim push Guinn to the home to break up the fi ght. ground three times, so they The homeowner told them to went inside to help her. He get out of the house, and she claimed that when he entered alleges she told him to “look at City from page 1 the home, he “blacked out” what (the ex-boyfriend) did to and doesn’t remember what her.” She did not state what he Elmore then asked who approved by the city. about the right of way, as well as council members that the issue happened, according to the had done. would be responsible for clean- “I think everyone knew that,” if the city was supplying fi ll dirt should be discussed in a closed statements. Campbell later allegedly ing out the retention pond if the Heard said. “It’s not a done deal for the project at no cost to the session because it dealt with Guinn was arrested and told deputies that she was just site does not meet approval: the until you guys approve it.” developer. personnel. taken to the jail. “being drunk and stupid” and city or Gantvoort? The issue of the right of way Shockley explained that the “I just want to know how he is At about 7 a.m. Saturday, “wanted payback” for what “There is a chance it might not was again brought up, and Heard fi ll dirt was of very low quality going to get paid,” Anthony said, Campbell called the sheriff’s her ex-boyfriend had done to get approved,” Elmore said. was accused of “giving away” and anyone is welcome to the “His pay was set in his contract offi ce and asked to speak with her. She allegedly claimed that Heard said the removal would city property. “junk fi ll” as he described it, from and that expires March 31.” a deputy. A deputy went to she didn’t want the victim to be up to Gantvoort. “You can’t give away city the city’s Industrial Park. The Anderson said that Heard’s Campbell’s home and brought get hurt because he is a good Ward 3 Councilman Brian property without approval,” dirt, Shockley explained, can only salary would be based on the her back to the sheriff’s of- father. She further allegedly Anthony asked why a developer Elmore said. be used for deep fi lls because it is council-approved city employee fi ce. said that she was “angry” and would be given permission to “I haven’t,” Heard said. “If we of such low quality. Heard added salary schedule. During an interview, “knew why they were going begin work without formal ap- vacate the right of way ...” that giving the low quality fi ll is Council voted 5-3 in Novem- Campbell said she and Guinn, into his house,” according to the proval from the city. Heard was cut off by Elmore a policy that the city has utilized ber not to renew Heard’s contract who is her current boyfriend, statements. “(Gantvoort), myself and who stated that the city would for some time. as city administrator. At that time were at a bar Friday evening. A deputy and a Lebanon Richard have been looking at “give it to them.” Council members briefl y con- Anderson told The Daily Record She claimed Guinn took her Police Department offi cer were this project for the last two to “We vacate property all of the tinued to address the issue, but no that Heard, per his contract, home, and she went to sleep. later able to fi nd the remaining three months or so, and so, when time back to the parent parcel,” action or direction was given. would receive $22,000 in sever- A deputy reported there were suspects and brought them to the we kind of agreed to concepts, I Heard said, adding that even if Ward 1 Councilman Randy ance pay. Heard received that pay “several contradictions” in sheriff’s offi ce. asked him to work with Richard. the city did vacate a portion of the Sutter asked City Attorney Chris in January, but the payment was Campbell’s stories and she Both Damron and Ruiz alleg- (Gantvoort) missed the March city’s right of way, the city would Allen if the council was venturing not questioned until Monday. was placed under arrest, the edly admitted to helping in the deadline for planning and zoning still retail 120 feet to the center line into a subject that should be dis- “How can someone continue statements said. assault on the ex-boyfriend after so (Gantvoort) and I talked and of Elm Street the length of the cussed in closed session, to which to work and receive severance In a subsequent interview, witnessing him allegedly assault I told (Gantvoort) that if Richard property. He also said that there is Allen replied it was. pay, and keep their job?” Elmore Campbell allegedly admitted Campbell. Ruiz further allegedly was comfortable with it, I’m com- a plan for a new retention facility Just as Anderson was about said. “That just doesn’t make she was at a bar with her boy- admitted to grabbing a hammer fortable. I said that we would run and that Gantvoort has offered to the call for the adjournment, An- sense to me.” friend and started receiving from the porch and hitting the it through planning and zoning, construct a new sign welcoming thony brought up Heard’s term Anderson stated that the pay- text messages from the victim. man with it. Damron claimed he and to maximize the construc- visitors to Lebanon, similar to the of employment. ment to Heard was a provision She also said Guinn called was injured during the assault tion season, (Gantvoort) asked one located at Atchely Park. Amid a few sneers from some in the contract between the city Campbell, but she didn’t know and went to the hospital for treat- if I would mind if we started Heard also said the added council members, Allen advised and Heard. what had been said. ment, the statements said. pushing stuff in there. I said no room from the right of way being because — right, wrong or indif- vacated would allow for more ferent — we talked about being convenient parking at the store, friendly to development.” as well as a larger store. He added that Gantvoort did The city administrator con- so at a risk because nothing was tinued to be asked questions

Filings from page 1 fi ling fee for the political party running. This form must be fi lled for which they are affiliated. out and notarized. One copy of it Candidates will also have to fi ll will go to the county clerk’s offi ce out a Candidate’s Affi davit of and another copy must be either Tax Payment, which is a Missouri mailed or faxed to the Missouri Department of Revenue form Department of Revenue. verifying that candidates do not All county filings must be owe taxes and are bondable for done at the Laclede County the positions for which they are Clerk’s Offi ce.

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