Kids Fishing today Flower power at Bennett Spring Featured are 10 of Don't miss the annual the world's best bo- Kids Fishing event at Ben- tanical gardens. nett Spring State Park today. See the Monday Inside American Profi le edition of The Daily Record for the story and photos.

Volume 69, Number 104 One Dollar Wanda Berkich MAY 3 & 4, 2014 DEATHS Shadel's Colonial/Lebanon You need to read today’s Leb a non Daily Record Rosalie Winifred Whitehead • Local products make mark on post-season Page 1B Holman-Howe/Lebanon See Pages 2A, 8A GOOD Trena Lynn Morgan REA SONS • Kirk Pearce takes 'A Look Back' Page 3A Tommy Dale Kinworthy 4 Michael Joseph Dutchuk • Hilton: Regulation nation 65536 Page 6A Waynesville Memorial Chapel • Massey review: 'Spider-Man 2' Page 5B www.holmanhowe.com www.lebanondailyrecord.com Mercy Lebanon plans chapel project Hospital's Health Foundation sets fundraising goal of $1M over 5 years

By Julie Turner-Crawford is to the people that we serve, the and not everyone He added that faith is a large part The Daily Record patients and the families, and the co- recovers,” he said. of the community that Mercy Hospital [email protected] workers here, we really felt it needed “The nurses. the Lebanon serves, and he hopes a new Mercy Hospital Lebanon hopes to be redone, revitalized and moved doctors and staff ... chapel will provide an inviting place that it will soon have a place for fami- to a location that is very prominent what they give to for all who come to the facility. lies, as well as caregivers, to go for a to the organization here so that it patients and how “We wanted to enhance our chapel little quiet time with a new chapel. project that has been discussed for a becomes a drawing area, a collection much care and and really do it right and kind of hon- The Mercy Health Foundation couple of years and will now become area, for people to come and spend devotion, we rec- or where we live and the importance Lebanon has set a $1 million fund- a reality. time with their creator.” ognized that there of faith in our lives,” Gillen said. raising goal over the next fi ve years In addition to having a place for the are times they need The planned chapel will be a “The chapel we have had (which Gillen for the new facility, which will feature is located in a small room across families of patients to gather, Gillen to go and be alone “stand-alone” chapel, according to a closed-in garden courtyard, cast from the hospital’s gift shop) prob- said many of the hospital’s employ- in a quite place to information from Mercy, and will be and natural stone walls, and delicate ably hasn’t had the prominence it has ees also need a place for prayer and spend time refl ecting and re-energiz- able to accommodate larger groups stained glass. needed for this organization, being a refl ection. ing themselves. We really felt that the and memorial services. Mercy Hospital Lebanon President Catholic, faith-based organization,” “Taking care of patients, it is a chapel is really something that needs See ‘Chapel’/ page 9A Mike Gillen said a new chapel is a he said. “How important that faith personal commitment you make, to be redone.” Art Walk Pros share with students at Career Day Man charged scheduled for May 10 with choking, From LDR Staff The Lebanon Art Guild and Gallery will be holding its hitting fi ancee Lebanon Art Walk show and sale on May 10 from 10 a.m. to From LDR Staff according to a probable 4 p.m. in the 200 block of West A Lebanon man who cause statement released Commercial Street. called the police on his by the Laclede County Those who attend the event fiancee after a late-night Prosecut- will be able to view the work fight is behind bars after ing At- of 16 art guild members and police determined he had torney's several other artists. Types allegedly choked and hit office. of media represented will in- the woman. The of- clude watercolor, acrylic and Charles Quincey Wil- ficer then oil paintings as well as draw- liams, 43, is charged with a spoke ing, multimedia, sculpture, class C felony of domestic with the wood carving, fi ber arts and assault in the second de- fiancee basketry. gree. Williams is being held to get her The event will also feature in the Laclede County Jail Williams side of a variety of art demonstra- in lieu of a $5,000 cash-or- the story. tions. Lake of the Ozarks surety bond, according to The fiancee, who reported- Woodcarvers will provide a online court records. ly had bruising and swell- woodcarving demonstration. A Lebanon Police officer ing on her face and red Roberto Regaldo will provide was dispatched at about marks on her neck, told the an acrylic painting demonstra- 11:26 p.m. Wednesday to a officer that Williams had tion, and there will also be a home on Silverwood Drive "come home drunk" and basket weaving demonstra- for a report of a domestic was calling her names. tion. assault. Williams allegedly threw For those who prefer the The officer spoke to Wil- items around in their bed- written word to the visual arts, liams, who reportedly had room. The two went to the local author Laura Valenti will blood on his lip and the kitchen, where Williams be selling and autographing odor of intoxicants coming allegedly hit the woman in her novels at the event. from his breath. Williams the face and choked her. The Lebanon Humane Soci- LDR photo/Fines Massey told the officer that he had He also allegedly threw ety will also get in on the act, Laclede County Associate Court Judge Steve Jackson answers a child's question in Karl come home late and got items from the kitchen at bringing puppies and kittens McKimmey's class during Career Day Friday at Boswell Elementary School. Fifth graders got into a fight with his fian- her, according to the state- in hopes that Art Walk attend- a taste of grownup life during the event, hearing from people from various professions, rang- cee. He refused to show his ment. ees will adopt them. ing from police offi cers to a doctor. The students had been learning about career pathways injury to the officer, saying See ‘Art Walk’/ page 9A throughout the semester. he "just wanted to leave," See ‘Choking’/ page 9A Band director Ruether refl ects on his years at LHS

By Kelly Morgan "I've never minded getting up early in The Daily Record the morning and working hard, staying up [email protected] as late as needed. I love being around the When he passes the baton to his successor students -- all kinds of different students at the end of this year, 14-year Lebanon band that like different things, but we can come director Keith Ruether will be able to look together and take our differences and put back on 28 years in music education. them aside, and come together for one thing. Ruether's longstanding interest in music And I like that teamwork aspect of it. Prob- dates back to his own days as a high school ably mostly I like to make good music and band student when he was infl uenced by his to sound good and to let people hear what own band director. we've put together "I was really in our classroom inspired by my '... I just fell in love with the time to make a high school band town and the school and the really good-sound- director, Profes- ing band." sor Roy D. 'Skip' location, and I just knew that it Ruether earned Vandelicht," he was where God wanted me to be his degree from stated. "I had at that particular time in my life.' Central Methodist some talent, but College, then got he really brought his fi rst teaching it out of me. He job in Steelville, seemed interested in all of my activities, not where he worked for fi ve years. After that, just my band activities. I played football and he spent nine years directing the Fulton High basketball, and he seemed to care about his School Band and might have stayed there students, and we really had a good band and longer if not for the persistence of then LHS made good music at Fayette High School." principal Chris Neal. Becoming a band director would mean LDR photo/Kelly Morgan long hours and hard work, but Ruether Lebanon High School Band Director Keith Ruether directs music students at the school. See ‘Ruether’/ page 10A After 14 years as Lebanon's band director, Ruether is retiring at the end of the school year. didn't mind. In fact, he loves his job. Page 2A THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEEKEND, MAY 3 & 4, 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com

CALENDAR DEATHS TODAY’S The Lebanon Daily Record Jason, Matt, Kayla, Mike, 1 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014, Telephone Company for sev- BIRT BIRTHDAYSHDAYS Calendar of Events is open to Natlaie, Zach, Nanda, Gary, in the Memorial Chapels and eral years. In 2005, she moved churches, civic groups, clubs, Actor George Gaynes is 97. Debbie, Adam, Keliegh, Dave Crematory of Waynesville/St. to Schaumburg, Ill. schools and other Lebanon- Actress Ann B. Davis is 88. Jr., Krystal, Chad, Karman; Robert. She was raised in the Jew- Actor Alex Cord is 81. Singer area nonprofi t organizations. thirty great-grandchildren, Calendar items may con- Visitation will be from 5 to ish faith. Frankie Valli is 80. Sports an- tain the following informa- Zach, Garrett, Kyler, Morgan, 8 p.m. Sunday in the funeral Survivors include a son, nouncer Greg Gumbel is 68. Ellee, Sadie, Sam, Ksenny, tion: event, date, time, place, chapel. Steven Henery Whitehead, Sr., Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., is Trustin, Hope, Shephard, Is- sponsoring organization and In lieu of fl owers, the family of Lebanon; a daughter-in-law, 65. Pop singer Mary Hopkin person to contact for more in- sac, Lauren, Kole, Lily, Jax, suggests memorial contribu- Mae Gail Schnorrbusch White- Savannah, Mason, Audrey, is 64. Singer Christopher formation (FFI numbers). The tions be made in memory of head, of Lebanon; a daughter- Calendar will be published Lucca, Nick Bailey, Jaden, Cross is 63. Country musician Trena Morgan to the American in-law, Phyllis Whitehead, of according to space available. Maddy, Brooke, Blake, Braden, Cactus Moser (Highway 101) Natalie, Anthoney, Nathaniel; Cancer Society and left at the Old Bridge, N.J.; three grand- is 57. Rock musician David SATURDAY, MAY 3 a special caregiver, Mary Beth funeral home. sons, Steven Henry White- Ball (Soft Cell) is 55. Country BENEFIT PICNIC FOR Online condolences can be head, Jr., and his wife, Cindy singer Shane Minor is 46. RANDY BERRY — 10 Richardson, of Lebanon, also a number of other relatives sent at www.memorialchapel- Mucha Whitehead, of Scha- Actor Bobby Cannavale is a.m.-2 p.m. at Nelson sandcrematory.com. umburg, Ill.; Richard David Park. $10 per adult plate, and friends. 44. Country musician John children 5 and under $5. Funeral services for Wanda Weisskopf, and his ex-wife, Hopkins is 43. FFI: Julie Miller 533-5966 or Berkich will be held at 11 a.m. Larsia Iskandyarovna Weiss- 664-3102. Monday, May 5, 2014, at Sec- kopf, of Israel, and Kenneth WHITSON CEMETERY WANDA BERKICH ond Freewill Baptist Church A. Whitehead, of Old Bridge, KEEPING IN MEETING — 10 a.m. at Wanda Berkich, 79, of Leba- with Pastor David Douglas, N.J.; fi ve great-grandchildren, TOUCH Lebanon-Laclede County non, died Tuesday, April 29, Alvis Paul and Dean Rhoades Christopher Alan Whitehead, Library. 2014, in Lebanon. We’re at the corner of Commercial Street offi ciating. Rebecca Stevie Whitehead, and Jefferson Avenue in downtown GRANGE HALL She was born Jan. 19, 1935, Burial will be in Garden of Liyah Esther Weisskopf, Nata- CEMETERY ANNUAL Lebanon. We’re open 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. in Laclede County, Mo. to Memories at Second Freewill nella Weisskopf, and Richard Monday-Friday. You can reach us by: MEETING & CEMETERY William and Hazel Bagwell Mail: P.O. Box 192, Lebanon, Mo., CLEANUP — 9 a.m. Baptist Church, under the Moshe, also several nieces and Ogle. direction of Shadel’s Colonial nephews. 65536 Cleanup after meeting. Telephone: (417) 532-9131 Bring tools. FFI: 532-7495. On Aug. 30, 1952, she mar- Chapel of Lebanon. Graveside services and ried Samuel Berkich. Fax: (417) 532-8140 Rain date: May 10. Visitation will be from 3 burial for Rosalie Winifred Publication No. USPS 308-320 She was preceded in death HUGHES CENTER to 5 p.m. Sunday at Shadel’s Whitehead will be held at 2 PERIODICALS POSTAGE PAID AT by her parents; stepfather DANCE — 7-10 p.m. with Colonial Chapel. p.m. Wednesday, April 16, LEBANON, MO 65536 John Burns Massey; husband A memorial fund has been WE BELIEVE: The Daily Record Bill’s Country Review. 2014, in Shoreland Memorial Bring fi nger foods. Sam Berkich on Nov. 14, 2006; established and donations ROSALIE WINIFRED upholds civic pride in city, state and Gardens Cemetery in Hazlet, PHILLIPSBURG FISH FRY one great-grandchild, Carter may be left at Shadel’s Colo- WHITEHEAD nation and stands for civic freedom, — 5-7 p.m. at Phillipsburg Cox; and two sisters, Cath- Rosalie Winifred White- N.J., under the direction of along with honesty in public affairs, nial Chapel. for true principles, right men and Fire House/Maintenance erine Wrinkle and Shirley Sign guest book at www. head, 93, of Schaumburg, Mitzvah Memorial Funerals Shed. of Deerfi eld, Ill., and Eternal right causes under whatever banner Solaberry. shadelscolonialchapel.com. Ill., died Saturday, April 12, they might appear. ODDFELLOWS She was a wife, mother, 2014, at St. Alexian Hospital Light Funeral Directors of Dalton Wright PANCAKE DAY — 9 a.m. grandmother, great-grand- in Hoffman Estates, Ill. New York, Inc., with local Publisher to noon at 4th & Garfi eld mother, sister and friend. She was born May 26, 1920, assistance given by Holman- Published daily except Sunday, New at Oddfellows Building. $5 She was a faithful and ac- in Bronx, N.Y. to William and Howe Funeral Home of Leba- Year’s, Memorial Day, July 4th, La- all you can eat pancakes, bor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ- sausage and eggs. tive member of Second Free- Frances Weinberg Altmayer. non. mas. Postmaster: The subscription POTTERS WHEEL — 7 will Baptist Church. In 1940 she married Alfred For more information or to rates include delivery/postage, p.m. gospel concert at Survivors include a son, Joe Charles Whitehead in New visit the website, go to www. state and local taxes. Subscribers Grace Calvary Full Gospel Berkich and his wife, Linda, of York City, N.Y. holmanhowe.com. become the owners of the Lebanon Church, 685 Harwood Ave. Lebanon; six daughters, Anita Daily Record before it is mailed or She was preceded in death delivered and assume the risk of Everyone welcome. Reid and her husband, Kevin, TRENA LYNN by her parents; a son, William LEBANON ART GUILD loss or damage at that time. Post- Debbie Douglas and her hus- MORGAN Mathew Whitehead on Dec. master: Send address changes to GALLERY & MORE band, David, Patty Forner and Trena Lynn Morgan, 56, of POTTERY CLASS — 9:30 9, 2004, and a grandson, Alan Lebanon Publishing Co. Inc., P.O. her husband, Bobby, Paula St. Robert, died Wednesday, Frank Nathaniel Whitehead. a.m. to noon at the Gallery, Hansen and her husband, April 30, 2014, at her home. She made her home in 227 W. Commercial. David; Rhonda Berkich, all Instructor Joan Tooley will She is survived by her hus- New Jersey for most of her of Lebanon; and Janice Alberts teach “building a mug and band, Jerry Lynn Morgan, life and in addition to being More death notices are on garden stakes or markers. and her husband, Tony, of of St. Robert; two daugh- page 8A of this edition. Cabool; six sisters, June Paul a devoted homemaker to FFI: 531-1832 ters, Julia Anne Morgan and and her husband, Alvis, Betty her husband and family, she SUNDAY, MAY 4 Jennifer Morgan, both of St. Johnson and her husband, worked for the New Jersey McFALL CEMETERY Robert; a son, Jackie Morgan, MEETING — 2 p.m. at the Herb, Mary Moore, Jeri Myers cemetery. and her husband, Kevin, all of of Newburg; a brother, Trent NEED CA$H HOUGH CHAPEL Lebanon; Rose Marie Kovach, Payne, of Prattville, Ala.; four CEMETERY MEETING of the state of Arizona, and grandchildren, Steven, Ashley, Top Dollar Paid for Your — 2 p.m. at old Hough Katherine May Welch, of the Michael and Emily, also other Gold, Silver & Coins Chapel Church. state of Washington; 22 grand- relatives and friends. CROSSLINES MINISTRY children, Tracy, Jeff, Aaron, Funeral services for Trena Cates Jewelry WALK AGAINST Aimee, Amanda, Tom, Angie, Lynn Morgan will be held at 1675 S. Jefferson 588-2070 HUNGER — 1 p.m. at Cowan Civic Center Gazebo and Walking Trail. FFI: 588-3559. RESCHEDULED: SUNDAY AFTERNOON WITH MARITER WHITE & FRIENDS —3-5 p.m. at Weather Provided By Lebanon Art Gallery. Free. #1 FFI: 532-9067. ted MONDAY, MAY 5 Vo ALANON — 5:30 p.m. ev- Thank You! ery Monday at First United 532-6239 320 E. Commercial St. Lebanon, MO Methodist Church. EXCEEDING YOUR EXPECTATIONS SINCE 1984 ALCOHOLICS ANON- YMOUS — noon every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday; 6 p.m. Fridays; 5 p.m. Sunday, St. Francis de Sales Mumford Building. TUESDAY, MAY 6 LACLEDE COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY — 7 p.m. in lower level of Hughes Senior Center. Program will be on how to fi nd a grave by Linda Mecham. LEBANON ART GUILD MEETING — 4:30 p.m. board meeting at Gallery, general meeting and program 6 p.m. at 227 W. Commercial. FFI: 417-531- 1832. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS — 7 p.m. at American Legion. NIFTY NEEDLERS — 1-3 p.m. at Lebanon-Laclede County Library. FFI: 532- 2148. OPEN MEETING ALCOCHOLICS ANONYMOUS — 6 p.m. every Tuesday at Southern Heights Christian Church, S. Hwy. 5 across from airport, use south entrance off parking lot. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 T.O.P.S. 1164 MEETING — 9:30 to 11 a.m. at Southern Heights Christian Church. FFI: Ruth 532-4727 or Vicky 588-3033. TOPS NO. 0945 MEETING — 4:15 to 6 p.m. at Heritage Baptist Temple, 699 Lynn St. FFI: 532-9895 or 532- 7298. THURSDAY, MAY 8 LCA PRESENTS RODNEY MACK PHILADELPHIA BIG BRASS — 7 p.m. at Cowan Civic Center. Limited tickets available at door. FFI: Vivian 532-2990. TOPS NO. 1125 — 8:30- 10 a.m. at Second Baptist Church. FFI: Betty 532-6001 or Denice 532-4637. CONTACT US: If you have a Milestones item, call PAGE 3A Kirk at 532-9131 or WEEKEND, e-mail him at MAY 3-4, [email protected] Milestones 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com ANNIVERSARIES A LOOK BACK A & W Drive-In held grand opening in Lebanon

By Kirk Pearce Lebanon area are recent en- man, teacher, students and ministrator at Hughes Senior The Daily Record listees in the local National their parents of Bee Branch Citizens Center. Here’s a look at events Guard. They are Kenneth School went to Forest Park in * * * * * * in Laclede County and the Basnett, Butch Amsberg, Mi- St. Louis on Saturday. Phil- LHS students Jackie Jones, surrounding area from April lan Beal, Jerry Chastain, John lipsburg: Mr. and Mrs. Everett Aaron Lawson, Jennifer Bur- 26-May 3. Myers, Alvin Hawkins, Clif- Green moved to Phillipsburg tin, Vickie Willrett and Matt 50 YEARS AGO ford Johnson, Kenneth Wa- last week. Mill Creek-Cook: Burtin participated in the 1964 terworth, Frank Hardesty and Alma Berry celebrated her National History Day Com- Grand opening of the new Charles Raef. 80th birthday recently with petiton at the University of A & W Drive-In on Highway * * * * * * many friends and family pres- Maryland. 5 South will be held this week- The Con- A LOOK BACK ent. Gulf City: An ordination * * * * * end. Grand opening specials way FFA service was held at Cedar Lebanon Publishing Com- are hot dogs or French fries Chapter Bluff Church Sunday for Jack pany owner-president Dalton 10 cents, and malts or shakes elected offi- Southard. Detherage: Dether- Wright announced Friday that Mr. and Mrs. James McClure 19 cents. cers for the age School students were The Lebanon Daily Record * * * * * * * * next school treated Saturday to a trip to will soon begin publication In a simple but dignifi ed term. New of- Silver Dollar City. Morgan: of a Sunday edition of The ceremonies, the Rowden Hos- fi cers are Ted Helen Welch will teach the Record. 50th Wedding pital Center was dedicated Hill, Stanley Upper O’Dell School next * * * * * * * here Saturday morning by Sharp, Jim KIRK PEARCE term. Mr. and Mrs. Ulis Lind- 10 YEARS AGO Anniversary Mrs. Ernest R. Breech, the Thornton, say have purchased the Hugh 2004 former Thelma Rowden of Elbert Wal- Taylor farm. Less than 48 hours after a Lebanon, for whose fam- lace, Garry McMillan, and * * * * * * * tractor-trailer destroyed a cor- James and Dorislee (Hand- They are blessed with three ily the ultra-modern medical Tom Ivey. Area deaths: Mary E. Snow, ner of the Lebanon Publishing ley) McClure, of Lynchburg, grandsons Alton McClure, center was named. * * * * * * 84, died Wednesday. She is Co. building at 100 E. Com- will celebrate their 50th wed- Garret and Case McClure. * * * * * * * Eighteen young men from survived by two sons, Lee mercial St., employees were ding anniversary on Friday, All family and friends are Lebanon junior bowlers Lebanon High School re- and Orville Snow and three inside Monday morning as if May 16th. invited to an open house won state championships as ceived special recognition daughters, Grace Wallace, it was business as usual. The They were married on May luncheon from noon to 2 well as placing the various di- at the 14th annual Students May Jones and Ethel Letter- building’s corner was secured 16, 1964, in Plato. p.m. Saturday, May 17 at visions in the Second Annual Craftsmen’s Fair at SMS in man. Services were held at by McFarland Construction They have a son Andy Pine Creek Baptist Church in Missouri State American Ju- Springfield. Receiving top McBride Church with burial late Saturday night and Sun- McClure, of Houston, and Lynchburg. nior Bowling Congress Tour- ratings were James Breakfi eld, in McBride Cemetery. Virgil day. The open facade was a son and daughter-in-law Omission of gifts is re- nament. Placing in various Billy Johnson, Douglas Giles, M. Evans, 79, of Stoutland, partitioned off with plywood. Paul and Becky McClure, of quested. leagues were Benny Lemery, Dallas Fletcher, Jarrel Rippee, died Sunday. He was a widely The 92-year-old structure is Lynchburg. Larry Jacobsen, John Jones, Don Street, Teddy Tasker, Tom known merchant and former known as the Lingsweiler Ronnie McVay, Bill Johnson, Darnell, Ray Pruitt, James funeral director of Stoutland. building. Work is underway Ellis Admire, Terry Wrinkle, Lewis, Gary Massey, Danny Survivors include his wife, to return the historic structure Billy Bailey, Max Starnes, Phillips, Claude Burns, Pat May. Services were held at to its former state. TODAY IN HISTORY Jerry Barr, Carol Winchell, Palmer, John Mitchell, Joe Stoutland Methodist Church. * * * * * * Dianna Taber, Penny Thomp- Bourassa and Stanley Coff- Francis L. Kincheloe, 57, of The Lebanon R-3 Trans- The Associated Press founded Dell Computer Corp. son, Peggy Hurst, Bonnie man. Competition, died Friday portation Department held Today is Saturday, May 3, while a student at the Univer- Mondy, Vicki Jacobsen, Gean * * * * * * at the home of his son, Ellis a welcome-home barbecue the 123rd day of 2014. There sity of Texas in Austin. Harrison, Anna Hatten and The H.D. Lee Co. is plan- Kincheloe in Lebanon. Other for U.S. Army Sgt. Kenneth are 242 days left in the year. n 1986, in NASA’s first Patti Hayes. ning to open a new plant in survivors include his wife, Grady Tuesday at the district Today’s Highlight in His- post-Challenger launch, an * * * * * * Richland on July 1 in the for- Eula, and daughter, Louise maintenance building. Grady, tory: unmanned Delta rocket lost Service rates for Lebanon’s On May 3, 1944, U.S. war- power in its main engine mer International Shoe plant Amos. Services were held at a reservist, was wounded in new Rowden Hospital Cen- time rationing of most grades shortly after liftoff, forcing building. New Home Freewill Baptist a mortar attack in February of meats ended (however, safety offi cers to destroy it by ter were announced today. * * * * * * Church in Wright County while serving in Iraq. rationing returned by year’s remote control. Rates will be $20 a day for News from country cor- with burial in the church cem- * * * * * * end). In 1999, some 70 tornadoes private rooms and $15.50 a respondents: Newton & Russ: etery. Bert Lewis Benton, 80, The Lebanon Art Guild’s On this date: roared across Oklahoma and date for semi-private rooms. A birthday dinner was en- of 190 Michigan, died Friday. 5th “Art at the Farm’’ was In 1791, Poland adopted a Kansas, killing 46 people and Administrator Frank Harris joyed at the home of Mrs. Ira Burial was in Lonesome Hill held Saturday and Sunday at national constitution. injuring hundreds. announced that rates in the Jones last Sunday in honor Cemetery. the Bill and Vera Harrill farm In 1802, Washington, D.C., Ten years ago: The U.S. Wallace Hospital building of her birthday. Alexander: * * * * * * on Route N. was incorporated as a city. military said it had repri- would remain the same. Jack Wilson is working with 25 YEARS AGO * * * * * * In 1916, Irish nationalist manded seven offi cers in the * * * * * * Charles Gardner in Lebanon. 1989 Yellowjacket of the Week Padraic Pearse and two others abuse of inmates at Baghdad’s Ten young men from the Sunny View: Charles Chat- Debra Rowe is the new ad- was Jay McBride. were executed by the British notorious Abu Ghraib (grayb) for their roles in the Easter prison, the fi rst known pun- Rising. ishments in the case; two of In 1933, Nellie T. Ross be- the offi cers were relieved of New Milestones deadline came the fi rst female director their duties. Former postmas- LOCAL of the U.S. Mint. ter general Marvin Runyon is 9 a.m. Wednesday. In 1948, the Supreme Court died in Nashville at age 79. Mariter White and Friends to hold ‘Sunday ruled that covenants prohibit- Five years ago: Mexican afternoon at Lebanon Art Gallery and Guild’ Send copy to Kirk Pearce, ing the sale of real estate to President Felipe Calderon told blacks or members of other state television a nationwide Music Studio and Literacy rescheduled from April 27. Lebanon Daily Record, racial groups were legally shutdown and an aggressive Workshop, LLC present Sun- It is free and open to the unenforceable. P.O. Box 192, Lebanon, Mo. 65536 informational campaign ap- day Afternoon at the Lebanon public. In 1952, the Kentucky Der- peared to have helped curtail Art Guild and Gallery with Donations will be accepted by was televised nationally an outbreak of swine fl u in Mariter White and Friends. to help defray costs of White’s for the fi rst time on CBS; the Mexico. Ricardo Martinelli An an afternoon of art, mu- trip with the Lebanon High winner was Hill Gail. won Panama’s presidential sic and fellowship will be held School Band to Disney World In 1960, the Harvey election. Schmidt-Tom Jones musical One year ago: President from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Florida in 2915. “The Fantasticks” began a Barack Obama cast Mexico Art Guild Gallery on West For more information, call nearly 42-year run at New as a nation ready to take “its Commercial. This event was 532-9065. York’s Sullivan Street Play- rightful place in the world” house. and move past the drug bat- Linda Meacham to present program at Laclede In 1973, Chicago’s 110- tles and violence that had story Sears Tower (now the defi ned its relationship with County Genealogical Society monthly meeting Willis Tower) was topped out the United States; the presi- after two years of construc- dent then headed to Costa The Laclede County Ge- This month’s program Floor Model Closeout tion, becoming the world’s Rica, where he told a press nealogical Society will meet will be presented by Linda tallest building for the next conference he didn’t foresee 7 p.m. Tuesday in the lower Meacham on how to fi nd a Mattress Sale! 25 years. any circumstance requiring level of the Hughes Senior grave. In 1979, Conservative Party the U.S. to send ground troops Center. The public is welcome. leader Margaret Thatcher was into Syria. Gunmen killed up to chosen to become Britain’s Chaudhry Zulfi kar, Pakistan’s % fi rst female prime minister as lead prosecutor investigating FAITH & FAMILY the Tories ousted the incum- the assassination of former bent Labor government in prime minister Benazir Bhut- DEADLINE IS parliamentary elections. to, as he drove to court in the 11 A.M. MONDAY In 1984, Michael Dell capital. OFF Suggested Chicago Cutlery Retail Price 3 pc. Landmark Asian Set 50Supplies Are Limited! Storage Case

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Rugaber Hiring last month was broad- that the expiration of extended also reduced spending, and ber of “Golden Agers” are experts; and practical tips The Associated Press based and included higher-pay- unemployment benefi ts at the exports fell. embarking on new careers— on everything from working WASHINGTON — U.S. em- ing jobs: Manufacturing gained end of 2013 likely fueled last Still, other data indicate that as entrepreneurs. at home to making hiring ployers added a robust 288,000 12,000, construction 32,000. Pro- month’s drop in the number of the economy was already re- According to the U.S. Bu- decisions. jobs in April, the most in two fessional and technical services, long-term unemployed. That’s bounding in March and prob- reau of Labor Statistics, peo- Mature Resources (www. years, the strongest evidence to which include accounting and because people are required ably improved further in April. ple age 65 and older make matureresources.org), an e- date that the economy is picking engineering positions, added to look for work to receive Consumers bought more cars up the biggest percentage zine covering a wide range up after a brutal winter slowed 25,100 jobs. The number of unemployment benefi ts. Once and spent more at shopping of self-employed workers. of issues related to aging, growth. government jobs grew 15,000, their benefits expired, many malls. Overall consumer spend- Those aged 55-64 are close contains a business section The Labor Department also mostly at the local level. frustrated job-seekers likely ing soared in March by the most second. Some with articles said Friday that the unemploy- One sour note: Average stopped looking. in 4½ years. start busi- specifically ment rate sank to 6.3 percent, hourly pay was unchanged at April’s solid job growth Spending is up partly be- nesses after tailored to its lowest level since Septem- $24.31. Average wages have wasn’t enough to boost stock cause Americans earned a bit retirement to over-50 en- ber 2008, from 6.7 percent in risen just 1.9 percent in the past prices. The Dow Jones industri- more, and confi dence has im- fulfill long- trepreneurs, March. But the drop occurred 12 months, just above the an- al average fell nearly 23 points proved from the bleak winter held dreams, as well as a because the number of people nual infl ation rate of 1.5 percent. in mid-day trading. months. Incomes rose 0.5 per- or do something with their business directory. working or seeking work fell In a healthy economy, wages The jump in hiring comes af- cent in March, the government newfound free time. Others Another helpful resource sharply. People aren’t counted grow at roughly a 3 percent to ter a spate of other data showed said, the most since August. see owning a small business is SeniorEntrepreneurship- as unemployed if they’re not 4 percent pace. that the economy is improv- And a private survey showed as a way to supplement Works.org, a non-profi t or- looking for a job. The fall in the unemploy- ing. Consumers are ramp- that manufacturing activity ac- their income, particularly if ganization that provides Many of those who stopped ment rate occurred because ing up spending, businesses celerated in April for a third current savings fall short of online education, training, looking for work last month far fewer people than normal are ordering more goods and straight month. what will be needed as they news, and other resources. had been among the long- began looking for work last manufacturers are expanding. Businesses are also invest- get older. The website’s blog, Savvy- term unemployed — people month. That lowered the num- The strengthening numbers ing more in machinery and Regardless of their age, SeniorsWork.com explores out of work for six months or ber of people with jobs or look- show that harsh snowstorms equipment after cutting back motivation, or inclination, the frequent questions and more. The number of long- ing for one by 806,000. and frigid cold in January and in those areas in January and many seniors find operat- situations seniors encounter term unemployed fell 300,000, But Patrick O’Keefe, direc- February were largely to blame December. Business orders for ing a small business to be as they start or build their the sharpest drop in 2½ years, tor of economic research at the for the economy’s scant growth manufactured goods jumped the most rewarding thing businesses. to 3.5 million. Economists said consulting fi rm CohnReznick, at the start of the year. in March, the government said they’ve ever attempted. But Because there’s nothing most of them likely gave up noted that that fi gure tends to The economy barely ex- last week. though they may be able to like a good book, consider looking for work rather than fl uctuate sharply from month panded from January through All told, the positive news bring experience, resources, The Lemonade Stand on the found jobs. to month: The exodus of job- March, eking out an annual has led most economists to and time to their start-ups, Corner by Victor Benoun; Yet the vigorous job growth seekers in April came after growth rate of just 0.1 percent, forecast a strong rebound in seniors often fi nd themselves Second Careers: New Ways in April provided confi rmation nearly 1.3 million people had down from a 2.6 percent rate in economic growth — to a 3.5 per- in need of the same kind of to Work After 50 by Caroline that the U.S. economy is regain- begun working or looking for the fi nal three months of 2013. cent annual rate in the current information and assistance Bird; and Business Begins at ing its health after nearly stall- work in the fi rst three months Americans spent more last April-June quarter. And growth as their younger counter- 50 Part 1, Your Opportunity ing early this year, when a harsh of the year. quarter on utilities and health should reach nearly 3 percent parts. Thrive by Malcolm Galla- winter nearly stalled growth. In Diane Swonk, an economist care, but their spending on for the full year, up from 1.9 The good news is that help gher and Alan Bell. addition to last month’s burst of at Mesirow Financial, noted goods barely rose. Businesses percent in 2013, they expect. is readily available. The U.S. Entrepreneurs of any age hiring, employers added more Small Business Administra- can profi t from experience, jobs in February and March tion and AARP have joined which is why they should than previously estimated. The forces to assist would-be contact SCORE “Mentors job totals for those two months senior entrepreneurs seeking to America’s Small Busi- were revised up by a combined information on how to start ness.” SCORE is a nonprofi t 36,000. and fund a venture. The SBA organization of more than Employers have now added provides self-employment 12,000 volunteers who pro- an average of 238,000 jobs the section of AARP’s website vide free, confi dential busi- past three months, up from (www.aarp.org/work/self- ness mentoring and training 167,000 in the previous three. employment/) with more workshops to small business Sal Guatieri, an economist than 30 online training cours- owners. For more infor- at BMO Capital Markets, said es to support entrepreneurs mation contact the Lake of the surge in hiring “signals that as they start and grow small the Ozarks SCORE Chapter American companies are opti- businesses. at www.LakeoftheOzarks. mistic the economy will snap AARP’s site also include SCORE.org, by e-mail at back smartly after the largely links to the SBA Direct (www. admin.0493@scorevolunteer. weather-related slump in the sba.gov/sba-direct) website, orgor call 573-346-5441. fi rst quarter.” Healthy & Natural nutritionally supports: • Healthy Testosterone Production • Healthy Sexual Function • Healthy Brain Function • Enhance Your Mood

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By Jim Salter that denied an earlier request The Associated Press to videotape executions. ST. LOUIS — An attorney Oklahoma had scheduled less-traveled highways for a Missouri inmate sched- two executions for Tuesday uled to be put to death this night using a new drug com- By Susan Weich month is seeking permission bination for the fi rst time in St. Louis Post-Dispatch to record video of the execu- the state. During the first ST. LOUIS — In 2009, tion over concerns that the one, convicted killer Clayton Randy Frump and Shannon man could suffer during the Lockett convulsed violently Follwell each lost a child process — a request that fol- and tried to lift his head. The on a rural highway in St. lows a botched execution in execution was halted, and Charles County. Oklahoma. Lockett died of an apparent Frump’s son Bryan, 26, Attorney Cheryl Pilate, heart attack more than 40 died in a crash on High- who represents convicted minutes after the process way D near Defi ance on killer Russell Bucklew, fi led began. The second execution New Year’s Day. Follwell’s the request Friday with the was postponed. daughter, Brianna Car- Missouri Department of Bucklew, 45, was convict- ron, 16, died exactly three Corrections. She asks that a ed of killing a romantic rival months later, in another video camera, perhaps two, as part of a violent crime crash on D. be stationed inside the ex- spree in southeast Missouri When another 16-year-old ecution chamber, pointed at in 1996. Pilate said Buck- girl, Elise Sunderhuse, was the gurney. lew suffers from a medical killed in a crash on Highway In Missouri executions, condition that increases the DD over Labor Day week- witnesses can observe the risk that something could end, some neighbors, includ- process as it begins and for go wrong during the execu- ing Peggy Brazil, decided to several minutes while the tion. She said the condition do something. They asked inmate presumably dies, but was diagnosed before he Frump and Follwell if they curtains are then closed while was incarcerated and causes wanted to join them. prison staff members check weakened and malformed They formed a group the inmate’s vital signs to blood vessels. He bleeds called Shoulders fOr Safety confi rm death. Pilate wants frequently and has impaired or SOS. the recording to continue circulation, Pilate said. They organized a town throughout that process and “We could see a repeat hall meeting and got peti- says the faces of execution of Oklahoma, maybe even tions signed. Members went team members would be worse,” Pilate said. to Jefferson City multiple Peggy’s brother-in-law. people died in crashes on FF last week. She lives in the blurred so that they cannot Missouri and Oklahoma times and sought out local Tom Evers, MoDOT’s St. and nearby Highway W. Wentzville School District be identifi ed. have different execution pro- legislators to ask for their Charles County area engi- Archambault formed and travels Highway N Video-recording of execu- tocols. Oklahoma uses three guidance and help. They met neer, said the contributions a group, One Curve At A regularly. tions is rare. Pilate says if drugs; Missouri uses a single with the Missouri Depart- made a difference. Time, and is trying to get Another fatal crash oc- the state refuses, she’ll ask drug, pentobarbital. ment of Transportation and “If there’s a safety prob- areas of highways FF, F and curred there in August and a court to allow the record- Pilate said she would want made presentations twice in lem, we do try to address W straightened, as well as within a fi ve-day period ing. the video to be made avail- front of the Missouri High- that, but when you get get shoulders and warning three other crashes hap- A corrections spokesman able to the public, “to create ways and Transportation money from another source, signs added. pened. Holmes has started declined to comment. Eric a record of what happened.” Commission. that helps to accelerate that He and several members a petition drive and has lob- Slusher, a spokesman for She said the video could aid In the meantime, more project,” he said. of his group met with SOS bied MoDOT and the school Missouri Attorney General future court appeals and also people were killed in the In less than a year, Mo- to get advice on how to district for help. Chris Koster, declined to settle discrepancies among highway corridor, which DOT announced it would proceed. His group also met She met with SOS and comment but noted a federal witness accounts. includes the routes to and repave and add 3-foot wide with MoDOT offi cials, who then started a group. She’s appeals court ruling in 2004 from the area’s wineries shoulders to about 15 miles he said are working on a calling it SOS — Phase II. and popular starting points of the two-lane highways to plan. As for Follwell and for the Katy Trail. In a little help prevent accidents. The It is his way of honoring Frump and SOS, they are Joel E. Barber C-5 School more than a year, 12 people projects near Defi ance cost his daughter, he said. still working to get other were killed along highways $5 million. “She was a beautiful roads in their area improved. Kindergarten & Preschool Screening D, DD, Z and 94. Last month Frump and woman, but she was more Highway DD still has 3.6 May 19th 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. “It was an absolute heart- Follwell attended a ceremo- beautiful inside,” he said. miles that need shoulders. March 20th 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. wrenching painful year, and ny to celebrate the comple- “She would have made And they’d like to see im- there wasn’t any time to heal tion of the work. a dent in this world no provements to Highway D Call for an appointment: 417-532-4837 because there was another Follwell had pledged at doubt.” all the way to New Melle. death every time you turned her daughter’s funeral to Another person who has “It’s helped my grieving around,” said Brazil. • Children who will be 4 years old by August get shoulders on the roads. noticed is Crissy Holmes process to be involved in 1 and who would like to be considered for the Maybe because of the Frump said the work had of O’Fallon, Mo. She hasn’t this,” Frump said. Joel E. Barber Pre-Kindergarten class for the numbers or the personal been cathartic for him. lost a child in a crash, but And the effort to make 2014-2015 school year, need to attend this element Frump and Follwell Their success got the at- her daughter just turned 16 roads safer is spreading. screening. contributed, people listened tention of another grieving and worked together. • Children who will be 5 by August 1 and who parent. live n the Joel E. Barber District, need to be Fred Weber construction Shawn Archambault of GREAT INCOME PROPERTY!!! screened fro the 2014-2015 year. (If your child donated some of the ma- Eureka said he is trying to ALL BRICK DUPLEX attends the Joel E. Barber Preschool, they will terials. St. Charles County cope with the death of his Nice quiet place just outside be screened during the day). offi cials agreed to chip in daughter, Kaela, 21, who Lebanon city limits! Live in up to $400,000, even though was killed in a crash Nov, 18, one side and rent the other they didn’t have to because 2010, on Highway FF in Jef- or both sides! the roads are maintained by ferson County. The two-lane Please bring your child’s birth the state. road has 19 curves and no certificate, social security card, LIBERTY and current immunization. “It was the right thing shoulders in some stretches. Call Linda Today! to do,” said County Coun- Within 10 months of REALTY cilman Joe Brazil, who is Kaela’s death, three other 117 W. Commercial • Lebanon (417)-664-0183 TRY BEFORE Sausage YOU BUY 2McGriddles Risk-Free 45 $ 00 Day Hearing limited 3 time only Aid Trial Sweet savings! Soft, warm griddle cakes with the taste of sweet maple baked right in and savory Call today for sausage. Your taste buds will thank you. a hearing screening 417-532-6856 124 East Commercial - Across From Post Office 850 S. JEFFERSON 25416 GRANITE LN. 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We want to hear your opinion on local, state and national issues. You Regulation may contact The Lebanon Daily Record in any number of ways. WRITE US Nation Readers should send letters to the editor to: Editor: c/o Lebanon Daily Record 65536 P.O. Box 192 Lebanon, MO 65536 Letters to the editor will be published A rose to business owner Melanie without charge as space permits. Matlock and more than 1,400 signers They must be signed and include an of a petition opposing a downtown address and phone number so the “streetscape” that would remove letter’s authenticity may be con- parking spaces. fi rmed. Names will not be withheld. The subject matter cannot deal with They should take credit for spur- personalities. ring City Hall’s sudden move to Letters must be kept to 400 words or repave Commercial Street, which is less, and we reserve the right to con- at least two years overdue. dense or edit letters without changing *** their meaning. Get ready for the Laclede County Letters thanking private individuals or businesses will be published only as food police. paid advertising. Thank-yous to the All restaurants and plenty of community at large will be considered churches and charities would have on a case-by-case basis. to get permits before they serve No poetry, please. food, if the Laclede County Health CALL US board passes a proposed regula- At 532-9131 during business hours tion. The sweeping draft regulation for more information. would affect a huge number of food providers – eateries, caterers, snack E-MAIL US bars, concession stands, convenience Readers may send e-mail to the stores, chili suppers, auction wagons, Lebanon Daily Record at the following Web address:editor@lebanondailyre- and very possibly summer ice cream cord.com. trucks. Fees and paperwork will put yet another burden on businesses already struggling in recession. You can comment at a public hear- ing planned May 22 at 5:30 p.m. Site Washington is A Sterling of the hearing hasn’t been chosen because the crowd might be sizable, according to Charla Baker, county Hollywood for the ugly Example health administrator. The draft regulation is available Washington is Hollywood for gowns defensively say they use The current owner of the Clip- if an NBA owner is outed as saying at the health department. It would ugly people. the party to get information from pers, Donald Sterling, is not a very privately things that offend publicly require permits in That line — or a variation thereof powerful sources. nice man. while being surreptitiously taped, COMMENTARY three categories: all — was fi rst used by Paul Begala in I have attended the dinner for He has been sued repeatedly the public can force the NBA to force permanent eater- the 1980s. Begala says he may have almost 30 years, and the most for race-based discrimination. He him to give up his team, fi ne him and ies, temporary food heard it in a bar — which is where powerful person I ever talked to has had to settle those cases. He is ban him for life. Again, Sterling isn’t establishments (less most truths about Washington and was Vanna White. married and takes his girlfriend to being punished for being racist. We than 14 days’ op- Hollywood originate. White has been fl ipping letters basketball games, which too many already knew his history — which, eration), and provi- Saturday is the nerd prom, offi - since 1982 on “Wheel of Fortune,” people fi nd acceptable. But what’s by the way, begs the question of sional. “Provision- cially called the White House Cor- which is the longest-running syn- more, it is pretty apparent his girl- why the NAACP was going to honor al” means charities respondents’ Association dinner, a dicated game show in television friend goaded Donald Sterling into him. It seems even groups like the and churches. They gigantic bash where the powerful history and is seen in 60 countries saying what he said for reasons that NAACP were perfectly happy to would have to get KATIE HILTON of Washington, the beautiful of across the globe. still are not necessarily clear. coddle a man like this and take his permits and un- Hollywood and the geeks of the Name me a politician who can No one should excuse what Don- money despite his documented his- dergo inspections, national press corps gather to- say that. ald Sterling said, but it is clear that tory until it became inconvenient for but the permits would be free. gether in one giant banquet room I went up to White, and she Sterling’s girlfriend spent a lot of them all. The 14-page regulation incorpo- to do ... what? extended her hand. time working Sterling up to mak- Sterling is being punished for rates the 113-page Missouri Food Critics say the whole affair stinks “Hi, my name is Vanna White,” ing his now-infamous comments. having his documented views made Code. That covers food preparation, of elitism, classism and narcissism. she said. In fact, in about 10 public in a recording that personal- facilities, personnel, equipment, you (In my experience, Hi, I am James Carville’s celeb- minutes of record- izes multiple sterile legal disputes FROM THE LEFT FROM THE RIGHT name it. it stinks mostly of rity double, I said. ings there are not against him from several years ago Baker said the county commis- bourbon.) “You look nothing like James very many minutes that the NBA chose to ignore. The sion and prosecutor would be asked The New York Carville,” she said. of awful statements. NBA cannot ignore it now that the to support the new policy and fi le Times, which has Thank you, I said. It was somewhat public is outraged. criminal charges on request. While not attended the I didn’t know what to say striking that, for all But the public should also be the commission would have no dinner since 2007, next. of what he said, in outraged that the NBA had to be active role, the prosecutor could be said through one Would you like to dance? I the released audio embarrassed. And the public should asked to fi le misdemeanor charges editor: “It makes asked. he never hurled be embarrassed that so many are us- for bad conditions or late paperwork it appear that ev- “I believe the Marine Band is racial epithets. He ERICK ing a possibly illegally and defi nitely or late fees. erything in one ROGER playing ‘The Stars and Stripes referred to people ERICKSON surreptitiously made recording that Annual permits for restaurants Washington is a SIMON Forever,’” she pointed out. as “minorities” and was pretty clearly designed to get the will range from $150 to $50, as draft- big game, theater. We could sort of krump along “black people.” guy to say those things. ed. Temporary setups (think funnel But that a couple times a year the to that, I said. But Sterling did tell his girlfriend Within 48 hours, activists were cakes at the county fair) would cost press and pols take their costumes She wished me a very good eve- that she should not associate with running with this new precedent. $25. off, sing together, mingle with ning and left. Probably in search black people in public. It fi ts a long Gay rights activists began demand- But the fees won’t cover the health celebrities and act like we are all of a vowel. pattern of suits against him for racial ing the owner of the Orlando Magic department’s cost for all these new in it together. I just don’t like the But tell me how that leads to discrimination. Donald Sterling has be forced to sell his team. Dick Devos, inspections, Baker said. Obviously, appearance.” “hatred and resentment” of a been this way for a long time. The whose family owns the Magic, is an the expected defi cit will have to be A blogger called BooMan wrote “class of people who have led us NBA has known it and the NBA has evangelical Christian. He supports covered by taking money out of pres- a few years ago: “The primary like thieves and incompetents for turned a blind eye toward it until traditional marriage. For this sin, he ent services to the public. She’ll have importance of the WHCA Dinner decades without let up”? the public, and more importantly the must be punished by the crowd. to hire another environmental public is to document yearly just how out True, I once sat at a table with players, demanded action. It may be, however, that activists health specialist to police everything. of touch our elite politicians and the late Robert Bork. He was alive Now the mob wants Donald have overplayed their hand. While Why not focus on more frequent journalists are with the rest of the at the time (I think) and was the Sterling’s team forcibly removed 3/4 of NBA owners can force one of restaurant inspections, remove country and to confi rm the rest of former U.S. appellate judge who from him, which would earn him their own to sell his team, the rush to churches and others from the rule, us in our hatred and resentment of was rejected by the Senate for the several hundred million dollars in attack other owners over their views and skip the fl ood of fees, paperwork this class of people who have led us Supreme Court. the process. Donald Sterling signed may make the current owners second and red tape? The department could like thieves and incompetents for Bork became famous during up to be an NBA owner. He knew guess a forced sale. If the mob can publish violations on its website. decades without let up.” the “Saturday Night Massacre,” the terms of the deal. And the NBA go after one man, they can go after The public would regulate offenders To which I say fi rmly and with in which President Richard Nixon knew he was not a great person, but others, too. by boycotting dirty kitchens. While resolve: “Can I get another drink ordered U.S. Attorney General El- let it go on and on and on until public Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas well-intentioned, this rule needs a here?” liot Richardson to fi re Watergate outrage forced their hand. Mavericks, suggested last week that big dose of common sense. To me, it’s a party. It’s fun. special prosecutor Archibald Cox. The incident that sets the prec- forcing a sale over private statements No one wants to get sick when he edent is never the problem. The Though, some journalists squeezed See ‘Simon’/ page 8A or she eats out. But common sense into too-tight tuxedos or ball precedent, however, is now set that See ‘Erickson’/ page 7A comes into play. If you hunger for a corn dog at the fair, you’re eating it at your own risk. It’s unlikely that COMMENTARY spot inspections will save you from a tummy ache if you live on the edge. When I asked, Baker had no local food-poisoning problem to cite. De Plat! De Plat! It will be interesting to hear from Herve Villechaize used to an- issues brought forward at a recent is best for the city. I would hope that items. This is putting the proverbial restaurateurs about this new policy. nounce to Ricardo Montalban that City Council meeting by Council- Elmore has cornered the city admin- cart before the horse. Let me explain If tourism helps Laclede County’s de plane, de plane, was arriving on man Dennis Elmore, istrator somewhere and told him that the always-complicated process of economy, then bureaucrats should Fantasy Island, (Herve was French). COMMENTARY who also happens he did a good job on this one. building something in the city of get out of the way, get reasonable, Fantasy Island was a show about the to sit on the plan- Basic leadership skills tell every- Lebanon. … Well I just wrote a two- and let businesses try to make a liv- inner workings of a small town city ning and zoning one in a leadership role, I believe this page description of the process and ing. Restaurant inspection is fi ne, but council. board. I guess the includes our council members, that realized it was boring, so I deleted it. most operators already work very No, I am incorrect; it was a show issues weren’t valid you should praise your employees in Summary, plat property, site plan for hard to serve wholesome meals. where people went to live out a life- enough to address public and chastise in private. This is property, build project. During each *** long fantasy. at planning and zon- a time-tested concept that many on phase of this process city require- It’s tornado season. We live in Tor- You can obviously see how I might ing, so Elmore sat our council should take to heart. ments are met and it concludes with nado Alley. People in three neighbor- become confused. Well too little mute during most So anyway, the plat was sent city council approving the project. So ing states were killed or injured by fanfare and no fi reworks, a fi nal plat STEVE SING of the meeting. Yet to council for approval. It passed the council added some items that twisters just last weekend. sailed through planning and zoning again, I get the feel- unanimously, but not without some normally come later in the process. So it’s disquieting to hear that with unanimous approval. Planning ing Elmore’s com- tinkering from the legal contingent A precedent that yet again weakens Fire Chief Sam Schneider still hasn’t and zoning sent the plat request plaints at City Council were based of the Fab Four. It seems the plat was staffs position when telling builders on to council for their approval. If more on an attempted attack on the modifi ed to ensure that storm water See ‘Hilton’/ page 7A you remember, there were some city administrator rather then what was addressed and a couple of other See ‘Sing’/ page 7A THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEEKEND, MAY 3 & 4, 2014 Page 7A www.lebanondailyrecord.com

OPINION Avoiding sexism, perhaps excessive in religion Hilton from page 6A Avoiding being labeled the war woman were forced “themselves” are still consid- God or to Jesus, their proper fi nalized his storm siren map three new sirens for $54,000 as “sexist” is very important into the workplace because so ered ungrammatical in formal names are repeated. Even the to close gaps on coverage. over three years. Or, they these days. The current em- many men were in the armed writing as substitutes for sin- opening of the Lord’s Prayer Last week, Schneider gave could retrieve three old si- phasis on bias-free language forces. After the war, many gular pronouns. in some versions is changed City Council his third report rens from the county, switch has created difficulties for women went back primarily I have a wife, three daugh- from “Our Father” to “Our of the year. No action was them to narrow-band for today’s writers. Some tradi- to being housewives, while ters, and six granddaughters, Creator” or “Our God.” taken. $9,600, install and test them tional uses of the English lan- others were widows or had and I applaud using gender- We see the same tendency Priorities, priorities. City now, instead of over three guage that have long been the husbands who were disabled, neutral language. We need of referring to God and Jesus Administrator Chris Heard more tornado seasons. cornerstones of good writing and they worked in order to to do everything possible to in neutral-bias terms in creeds, collected $23,000 severance *** are no longer acceptable: for make a living. Some continued make it clear that women prayers, responses, and hymns pay (without leaving city Tracing family history example, using “he,” “him,” working out- should be respected and equal used in worship services. For employment). City Hall is may be the fastest-growing and “his” to refer to a male or side the home COMMENTARY members of the business and example, in the well-known hiring two expensive white- hobby in America. a female (if the fi nder returns because they professional sectors of today’s hymn commonly referred to collar bureaucrats (tourism Genealogists spent an my watch, he will receive a wanted to. workplace. as the “Doxology” that dates and fi nance). But there’s estimated $2.3 billion on re- reward). Because these pro- Today, wom- But as a theologian, a bib- back to 1551, the last line origi- no time for timely tornado search-related products, pri- nouns are masculine-spe- en in the lical scholar, and a member nally was: “Praise Father, Son, preparedness? marily subscription services cifi c, they are now regarded workplace of the clergy, I wonder if we and Holy Ghost.” In several Tempus fugit. The chief like Ancestry.com, in 2012. as sexist. Good writers will is the norm, have carried this “gender- modern hymnals that line has told Council four months There are plenty of free fi nd ways to achieve gender- and we have neutral” thing too far. I am been changed to: “Creator, ago he wanted to move two ways to discover your ances- neutral language, but it may gradually ad- referring to the attempt in Christ, and Holy one.” We sirens to maximize cover- tors. You can learn how to take some thought. There are opted using modern versions of the Bible see this same wording in calls age. Why he hasn’t done so start Tuesday at the Laclede gender-neutral words that gender-neu- DR. WILLIAM and in prayers, responses, and to worship, prayers, and re- is a mystery. Cost is pea- County Genealogical Society, were used in the past, some tral words. BRADSHAW hymns to eliminate gender- sponses. nuts ($1,500). Move them, 7 p.m. in the basement of the as long ago as the 1700s, that Some- bias language. The opening and closing already! Hughes Center, 460 W. 5th in later years we stopped us- times it is appropriate to use For example, in Genesis lines of the statement of faith Schneider also wants to Street. ing: for example, “mail car- gender-specific language: 1:26-27 the original Hebrew of one major denomination, move a siren on Elizabeth Visitors always are rier” (fi rst recorded in 1788) “women’s” studies; “men’s” word that is correctly trans- written in 1959, read as fol- Drive, and said he might welcome. President Linda and “police officer” (1797). golf championship, “men’s” lated into English in older lows: “We believe in God, the buy a new siren for some Mecham will outline “Finda- “Fireman” was fi rst recorded fi nal four; or “women’s” state versions of the Bible as “man” Eternal Spirit, Father of our other location at a cost of Grave,” a free Internet possibly as early as the 1300s champions. It should be noted appears as “humankind,” Lord Jesus Christ and our $18,000 next year. service listing burial data and defi nitely by the 1500s. that in recent decades “wom- “humans,” and “human be- Father, and to his deeds we The siren situation has from thousands of cemeter- The non-gender “fi refi ghter” an” has replaced “lady” in ings” in more recent versions. testify: He ...creates man in been muddled since the ies across America. was introduced in 1903, but such references. And such The same thing happens in the his own image and sets before switch to narrow-band com- The society also offers free never caught on. The first clumsy wording as “s/he” fl ood narrative (Genesis 8:21). him the ways of life and death. munications about a year use of its library on Thurs- recorded use of “salesman” and “(wo)man” just don’t In newer versions of the New ...Blessing and honor, glory ago. Then, Schneider gave days from noon to 4 p.m. was in 1523. “Salesperson” work. “He/she” is now ac- Testament, the tendency is and power be unto him.” several sirens to Laclede Join the hunt for fore- was introduced in 1901, but ceptable in informal writing, referring to Jesus as “Christ” Compare the current ver- County, saying they couldn’t bears! Be warned, though: was not used extensively until but not in formal writing. or “Savior” instead of “Son” sion of that same statement easily be switched to nar- The hobby is very addicting, sixty years later. “You” is an acceptable gen- of God, making Jesus gender- of faith, which was revised in row-band. To retrieve one and you may learn more The emphasis on using der-free substitute, but the neutral rather than masculine- 1981 to include more inclusive and alter it would cost than you care to know. non-gender terminology be- third-person plural pronouns specifi c. Instead of using the $3,200, he says. — Katie Hilton gan after World War 2. During “they,” “ them,” “their,” and pronoun “He” in referring to See ‘Bradshaw’/ page 8A But the city plans to buy Still a diffi cult and painful subject across the nation Sing from page 6A This has been a difficult people can harbor feelings of Abraham Lincoln said in got to be taught to be afraid of column to write. First, because superiority and hatred against one of his debates with Ste- people whose eyes are oddly our process. Now, staff according to city require- it deals with a diffi cult and people whose skin is a differ- phen Douglas,( and I’m para- made, and people whose skin will have to say, normally ments on his site plan, painful subject on which the ent color. phrasing here) “If I have the is a different shade, You’ve got this is how our process why send it to planning national news stories seem to I have looked for answers right to feel superior to a to be carefully taught. You’ve works, but council has and zoning? The process focus so much — racial preju- through the lens of the times in man simply because his skin got to be taught before it’s too been changing the order says it should move to dice in our beloved country. which I lived from the middle in darker than mine, then late, before you are six or seven of the steps recently, so council for approval. Plan- Secondly, in order to make 40s until this very day and I what happens when some- or eight, to hate all the people we will have to see. Not a ning and zoning is there my point, I have reached the conclusion one comes along whose skin your relatives hate, You’ve got good plan for encouraging for plat recommendations, COMMENTARY need to put that no matter which decade is lighter than mine. Does he to be carefully taught!” growth in our city. looking at zoning change it in the con- or era, what the political land- then have the right to feel su- That made me aware that When developers are requests, and seeing if text of my scape is, whether the economy perior to me?” much of the prejudice in investing lots of money, variances are warranted life story is good or goes bad, there is Also as a teenager I re- America is probably due to they like to know exactly in some instances. If a which means absolutely no justifi cation for member a sign on my church children imitating the words what has to be accom- builder submits a plan I am sharing racism. bulletin board which defi ned and attitudes of their parents. plished and a time frame that meets all of the city’s more per- In December 1950, my fam- “prejudice” as making a pre- But that’s no excuse. Eventu- for completing these steps. codes and zoning laws, it sonal infor- ily moved from the country judgment about something ally the time comes when I am surprised that they has to be approved, be- mation and to town into a house on the or someone without knowing we must learn to think for didn’t modify the plan to cause he has done every- feelings than corner of Wood and Apple anything about them. Another ourselves. include ensuring that the thing the city has asked, JOAN I normally streets and we lived there un- poster made the point that During John Ashcroft’s coffee served wasn’t too without requesting any HART do in this til I was married in 1963. So I prejudice was “being down first term as governor, he hot, that gasoline was sold changes to the laws. column. spent almost all my formative on something that you weren’t appointed me to serve on by gallons and parts there- I feel I deleted two Although years living in the very heart up on”. the Missouri Commission on of, and that a roof was to pages of boring stuff and it is one of my earliest memo- of what we referred to then When I took choir in school, Human Rights. This set up a be placed on the building replaced it with one page ries, I vividly recall the fi rst as “Old Town.” It was not a we sang a song from a Rodg- fi restorm among the liberals to ensure it stayed dry of boring stuff. I apolo- time I saw a person of color. I pejorative term but referred ers and Hammerstein musical in the Missouri Senate. on the inside. My point, gize to both of my fans was very young, not in school to that way because it was the called “South Pacific.” The I was writing a weekly when you already have out there in newspaper yet, and I was in the company original town of Lebanon until words spoke to my heart with column of social and political procedures in place to land. A contingent of of several adults. I asked about the railroad came through and such passion that I”ve never commentary for the Spring- ensure something, don’t our council continues to the man and why he was black the “new” town began to grow forgotten them. fi eld newspaper at the time write it down again for demonstrate a complete and I don’t remember the ex- up around the railroad. “You’ve got to be taught to so every thought I had ever one specific project. This lack of trust in, not only act words used but I recall that Almost all my neighbors hate and fear, You’ve got to be had was in print somewhere. sets a dangerous prec- our city administrator, but they were negative and hurt- were black and they were the taught from year to year, It’s Feminists and abortion rights edent that the obvious, other city staff as well, ful, and I remember feeling best neighbors anyone could got to be drummed In your activists from all over the state sick as if I had been punched have. Living there only rein- dear little ear, You’ve got to by obvious I mean items by micro-managing the See ‘Hart’/ page 8A already required by law, process. If this continues, in the stomach. My entire be- forced my feelings that there be carefully taught. You’ve will have to be outlined soon everything will be ing knew in an instant that it is no difference in people of in every plat, or site plan, bogged down at city coun- was wrong to feel that way, to different races except for the Express your love and adoration for that comes to council for cil, where it will become say things like that. color of their skin. To let that That was the beginning become an issue has been and your mother approval. Another point, politicized and this, my with flowers. if a builder is not asking friends, will get us into of my journey of question- always will be the most shal- for anything out of the some more legal battles. ing how otherwise “nice” low level of thinking. Tell Her ordinary, i.e., no variances — Steve Sing and everything is outlined LEBANON HUMANE SOCIETY She’s of thE Special Week Erickson from page 6A P E T made in one’s own home happens to the next person might not be wise. 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Bork know which. day, April 25, 2014, at his was next in line, and he had no Over the years, I have By Alan Scher Zagier two years before its sale, home. problem fi ring Cox. met Washington’s and Hol- The Associated Press are expected to testify, He is survived by six sib- In his posthumously pub- lywood’s power elite at the ST. LOUIS — From male- perhaps as soon as Friday. lings, Lonnie T. Kinworthy, lished memoirs, Bork said nerd prom. They are the best- only corporate jets to guys’ Their presence is sure to of Waynesville; James L. Nixon had promised him known entertainers, the most golf outings and hunting draw attention in St. Louis, Kinworthy, of Jefferson City; the next seat on the Supreme powerful politicians and the trips, Francine Katz says where numerous buildings Glenn H. Kinworthy and Court. But Nixon resigned most infl uential journalists her time in the Anheuser- — including the St. Louis Annette, of Waynesville, from offi ce before he got a of the day. Busch executive suite was Cardinals’ stadium — bear and Virginia I. Smith and chance to give it to him. And I always tell them the rife with exclusion and the family name. Robert, of Ringwood, Ill.; I had no idea what to say same thing: Power fades, and outright discrimination. The elder Busch, 76, Shirley A. Kinworthy and to Bork, who was seated fame is fl eeting. Sic transit But it wasn’t until the succeeded his father as Larry, of Waynesville, and across the table from me. gloria mundi. King of Beers’ 2008 sale to CEO in 1975 at 38 in a Mary A. Kjovestad and Eric, Even though the number That last one is Latin for Belgian brewer InBev that coup initially resisted by of Summerfield, N.C.; also of journalists who cover the “drink up.” she says she realized the August “Gussie” Busch Jr. numerous nieces, nephews, White House full time prob- Roger Simon is Politico’s boy’s club atmosphere was August Busch III remained grand nieces, grand nephews ably numbers fewer than 150, chief political columnist. His costing her millions. in charge for nearly three and friends. the dinner squeezes about new e-book, “Reckoning: Cam- In a 20-year career that decades before his 2002 Graveside services with 2,600 people into the main paign 2012 and the Fight for the saw her rise from a young retirement and stayed on military honors for Tommy ballroom of the Washington Soul of America,” can be found corporate lawyer to a vice as chairman of its board Dale Kinworthy will be held Hilton. And except for when on Amazon.com, BN.com and president, key strategist of directors through 2006. at 10 a.m. Monday, May 5, the president of the United iTunes. To fi nd out more about and the beer maker’s top Under his watch, the fam- 2014, in the Missouri Veter- States stands up and tells the Roger Simon and read features female executive, Katz be- AP photo/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/ Christian Gooden ily business founded by ans Cemetery at Waynesville, jokes that have been writ- by other Creators writers and came the face of her home- Francine Katz leaves the German immigrants in under the direction of Memo- ten for him, it can be quite cartoonists, visit the Creators town employer, defending Civil Court building in down- 1876 became the country’s rial Chapels and Crematory noisy. Web page at www.creators. the maker of Budweiser town St. Louis. Katz sued largest brewer. of Waynesville/St. Robert. Hey, that Nixon was some com. and Bud Light from over- Anheuser-Busch in 2009, a Colleagues and under- Online condolences can be liar, wasn’t he? I yelled at COPYRIGHT 2014 CRE- zealous regulators and year after resigning as vice lings said Busch ruled with sent at www.memorialcha- president of communications Bork. ATORS.COM anti-alcohol crusaders. a hair-trigger temper. Katz pelsandcrematory.com. Now she’s accusing and consumer affairs for the testified that Jacob told her Anheuser-Busch of sex maker of Budweiser, Bud Busch avoided discussing Light and other beers. MICHAEL JOSEPH discrimination, arguing a contentious environmen- DUTCHUK in a lawsuit that reached lot of money at Anheuser- tal issue with her because LTC (Ret) Michael Joseph from page 7A trial this week that top Busch,” Sedey said. “But he was afraid Katz would Dutchuk, 47, of Waynesville, Hart male executives — includ- like so many women in this cry. died Tuesday, April 29, 2014, ing former CEOs August country, Francine Katz was August Busch IV, 49, in the General Leonard Wood were determined to prove by The attorney had instruct- Busch III and his son, Au- significantly underpaid.” was better known for his Army Community Hospital my writings that I was a racist, ed me to work closely with gust Busch IV — purposely Her attorney said Katz legal missteps and love of of Fort Leonard Wood. one even saying publicly that City offi cials as they set up paid her less because she’s deserves at least $9.4 mil- nightlife before his ascen- He is survived by his wife, my confi rmation as a Commis- guidelines for the rally which a woman. Six years after lion she was entitled to dancy to the boardroom. Frances Dutchuk, of the sioner would set the cause of they were required to do by the sale of AB to InBev, the from 2002 to 2008, plus As a sophomore at the home; two children, Nicholas human rights back ten years! law. One of the “city fathers” trial fascinates a company punitive damages. In 2008, University of Arizona, and Hana, both of the home; They were basing this, not got a little riled up when he town, threatening to heap her final year with the Busch caused a 1983 car his mother, Sharon Dutchuk, on anything I had written, saw me arrive at City Hall unwanted publicity to a company, Katz reported accident that led to the of Bismarck, N.D.; a brother, but simply because I was a where they were meeting family dynasty that’s had more than $14 million in death of his 22-year-old Robb Dutchuk, of Bismarck, white woman with conserva- with representatives of the its share. income on her federal tax passenger, waitress Mi- N.D.; his father-in-law, Rob- tive political views. (Things Klan. He referred to me as a “This was a company returns, an amount that chele Frederick. ert Mansfi eld and his wife, haven’t changed much since “rabble rouser”! Excuse me. run by men who were un- includes stock options she A seven-month police Susan, of Fort Collins, Colo.; then, have they?) I was there in my official accustomed with working cashed in. investigation of a possible his mother-in-law, Shigeko But my writings back in capacity as a Human Rights with women at high lev- Lawyers for Anheuser- involuntary manslaughter Riley and her husband, John, the 80s were the same as my Commissioner for the State els,” Katz’s attorney, Mary Busch counter that Katz’s concluded without charges of Killeen, Texas; other rela- feelings today and the edito- of Missouri, sitting across the Anne Sedey, told the jury salary, benefits and bonus- being filed. tives and many friends. rial board of the Springfi eld table from KKK members, and of seven women and five es compared favorably to In 2010, the younger Funeral services for Mi- News-Leader endorsed me I was the rabble rouser in the men in opening arguments those in similar positions Busch re-entered the spot- chael Joseph Dutchuk will be which is normally never done room? of a trial expected to last at Coca-Cola, Proctor & light when his 27-year-old held at 2 p.m. Monday, May for a gubernatorial appoint- My insurance office was several weeks. Gamble and other large girlfriend died of an acci- 5, 2014, in the Soldier Memo- ment. located on Commercial Street In March, the White U.S. corporations. They dental drug overdose at his rial Chapel of Fort Leonard I was confi rmed by the Sen- and I often worked there alone House Council on Eco- suggested that her primary mansion. He later settled Wood. ate on January 28, 1986 with late at night. I began receiving nomic Advisers issued duty involved public re- a wrongful-death lawsuit Burial with full military the support of my own Sena- harassing calls from various a report noting that on lations, while Jacob had filed by Adrienne Martin’s honors will follow in the tor John T. Russell and others, “wizards” of the KKK, and I average full-time work- far more substantive re- family for $1.75 million. Missouri Veterans Cemetery including several Democrats. was informed afterward by a ing women earn 77 cents sponsibilities, including as Katz testified that Busch — Fort Leonard Wood, under During my term on the Sheriff’s deputy that local law for every dollar earned by August Busch III’s trusted and another company ex- the direction of Memorial Commission the Ku Klux enforcement had been told to their male counterparts. confidant. ecutive forced her to fly on Chapels and Crematory of Klan made application to keep an eye on my offi ce dur- Critics of the report said “Francine Katz was paid a separate corporate plane Waynesville/St. Robert. hold a street rally in Lebanon. ing evening hours when my that figure oversimplifies based on her job, not her when the group traveled Visitation will be from A black attorney from the car was there. the situation, but even they gender,” said Anheuser- to Ohio for meetings with 12:30 p.m. until time of ser- Justice Department was sent It’s been over 25 years now concede that women with Busch attorney Jim Ben- government officials. On vice at 2 p.m. Monday in the to Lebanon by the Commis- and things haven’t changed in advanced degrees in fields nett. “There was a fair other occasions, she was Soldier Memorial Chapel of sion to meet with me to plan America. Racial hatred seems such as medicine and law process used, a rigorous excluded from corporate Fort Leonard Wood. our strategy for dealing with to be escalating daily. It makes face a persistent wage gap process used.” golf tournaments and oth- Online condolences can be whatever might occur during me very sad. Only people of as their careers advance. Both August Busch III er functions, she said. sent at www.memorialcha- that rally. I took him to see love and good will and com- Counting bonuses and and his son and namesake, “I felt invisible,” Katz pelsandcrematory.com. Mr. Adolph Ford who shared passion and sensitivity can stock options, Katz earned who led the company for said. with him some of the history bring about change. I hope I more than $1 million an- of the black community of live to see it happen. nually after her 2002 pro- Lebanon. — Joan Hart motion to vice president of communications and consumer affairs and el- evation to the company’s influential strategy com- from page 7A mittee. Her predecessor, Bradshaw former National Urban language. “We believe in you, the Old and New Testaments League President John Ja- Your “Hometown” O God, Eternal Spirit, God of God is clearly portrayed as our cob, earned four times that our Savior Jesus Christ and spiritual or heavenly “father.” amount in his final year, .B;LG;=S our God, and to your deeds we What is so bad about being Katz’s lawyer said. Katz UNMATCHED testify: You ... create persons a strong and loving father said she didn’t realize the $0## 1#04'!# in your own image, and set figure? People may debate pay gap until reviewing "#* 07 before each one the ways of whether or not Jesus really was tax filings connected to the '4# life and death. ...Blessing and the expected Jewish Messiah, sale to InBev. honor, glory and power be but Jesus was clearly a histori- Katz said August Busch unto you.” cal fi gure, and Jesus was clearly III called her “ungrateful” It is interesting that I don’t gender-specific—he was a after she raised complaints fi nd in today’s bookstores, for male. Rewriting the Jewish about the disparity. 489 S. Jefferson, Lebanon • 417-532-7128 example, “The New English” and Christian Holy Scriptures “Make no mistake about Mon-Fri 9am-5:30pm • Sat 9am - 12pm version of Early Church Fa- in order to accomplish today’s it. Francine Katz earned a thers, revising their writings emphasis on being gender- to be more gender-neutral. I neutral is, in my opinion, going am referring to such renowned too far. churchman as Tertullian, Saint (The Chicago Manual of Plans And Ambrose, and Saint Augustine. Style used as the primary And what about the works of grammatical authority.) Reformation leaders like Mar- Lebanon native Dr. William Possibilities tin Luther, John Knox, and John B. Bradshaw is a graduate of both Calvin; do we update their the University of Missouri and works to make them gender- Yale Divinity School, earned a For The Future neutral? PhD from the University of St. When it’s time to build your dream home, turn to us. You have Getting out of the religious Andrews, Scotland. Bradshaw enough to take care of without the added burden of finding and sector and turning to such play- has served as a minister, a college handling your building loan. For locally serviced loans and help wrights, poets, and authors as English instructor, and a college that’s just a phone call away, contact us. William Shakespeare, Henry president. The author of The Big Wadsworth Longfellow, Robert Ten of Grammar: Identifying and USDA Rural Housing • Construction Loans or Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Fixing the Ten Most Frequent Investment Property/Second Home Financing • Fixed Rate Loans and James Whitcomb Riley: do Grammatical Errors, Fundrais- we edit their works to make ing: the System that Works, and them gender-neutral? Sinister Among Us, Bradshaw I fail to understand why resides with his wife, Betty June, 278 N. Jefferson, Lebanon, MO • 417-588-1000 religious leaders are so deter- in the St. Louis area. For more Online banking made easy at www.midmissouribank.com mined on making God appear information, go to www.wil- gender-neutral when in both liambbradshaw.com THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEEKEND, MAY 3 & 4, 2014 Page 9A www.lebanondailyrecord.com

FROM THE FRONT/LOCAL Road work scheduled Chapel from page 1A for Mo. 5, Route HH “We want it to be a place From MoDOT where people can spend time The following is a listing for family,” Gillen said. “We of general highway main- hold monthly memorial ser- tenance and construction vices here and we invite people work in Laclede County who have lost family to come to for the two-week period of the memorial service with us. May 5 through May 16. It is also a place where people Weather conditions may ter, at https://twitter.com/ can just come by. It is right in cause postponements in the MoDOT_Central. Follow the middle of where people work schedule. Other con- the MoDOT Central Mis- walk through the organization, struction or maintenance souri District on Facebook and if you only have a minute work may occur on other for project updates. or two, they can stop in an be roadways throughout the ■ Missouri 5 between there, versus going to a corner area. Many projects will Route V and Route HH - of the hospital. include lane closures, and Roadway maintenance will “(Something) we also want- delays can be expected. take place on May 13. One ed to achieve is when families MoDOT reminds the public lane will be open, and crews and their loved ones are here to buckle up, slow down, will flag traffic through the and they know their loved one follow posted signs and work area. isn’t going to make it, they just drive safely through work ■ Route HH between need to get their family and areas. Missouri 5 and the end of loved ones together. The current For more information state maintenance Roadway chapel a ways from the patient about a project, contact maintenance will take place care areas, so to relocate (the MoDOT at 1-888-ASK-Mo- on Monday 5 through May new chapel) somewhere where DOT (275-6636) or log onto 15. One lane will be open, families can get somewhere www.modot.org/central. and crews will flag traffic quickly, get away and pray is Or follow MoDOT’s Central through the work area. something that we thought was Missouri District on Twit- important as well.” the (Mercy Health Foundation The auxiliary, which is made again, but they are just an in- Preliminary plans outline Lebanon) has been incredible in up of hospital volunteers, has credible group of volunteers that the chapel will be at the this effort... Our co-workers are pledged to donate a total of and will do whatever it takes “heart” of the hospital, mak- behind it and are giving. I know $100,000 to the project, making to support the ministry.” ing it convenient and inviting I have personally given to the it the single largest pledge by To make a donation to the from page 1A for patients, families as well chapel and it is just something the organization. The auxiliary’s auxiliary’s efforts, contact Art Walk as staff. that we want to get done. This goal is to raise $20,000 a year for Posten at 533-6017. Food will also be available. surer C.J. Patterson-McKin- “Based on the location, you project is pretty important to the next fi ve years through vari- The $1 million project in- The Art Guild will be selling ley said that the Art Walk should be able to see it from us. ous fundraisers. cludes not only the chapel, but pulled pork sandwiches, hot will be a good opportunity several sides,” Gillen said. “One “We want to make sure that “Our travel club will raise for a green area in front of the dogs, chips and soda, with to view the work of local of the things we wanted to we have the funding lined up funds,” said Shantelle Posten, hospital, as well as a large illu- proceeds going to benefit artists as well as a way to tap achieve is that it calls you in; the and available. We don’t want volunteer services coordinator minated cross for the top of the the Lebanon Art Guild and the potential of downtown design, the fl ow of the building, to make this a project that you at Mercy Hospital Lebanon. hospital facility. Gallery. Lebanon. just kind of draws you in and start the construction and it “We will hold monthly fund- “We may do components of The Lebanon Art Walk is "It's the best display of reminds you that God is always takes you fi ve years to do it. We raisers – shoe sales, bake sales, it if people want to give to the the newest incarnation of an local artists you're going to present with us. In your time of want to have the funds raised so linen sales and book sales.” chapel fi rst and others say they event that started in 2001 as fi nd. There'll be some demon- need, it is always a place people that once we start the project, Gillen praised the auxiliary would like to move toward get- Art At the Farm, when it took strations, the food's going to can go and seek guidance, peace we can move quickly through for its efforts over the years. ting the cross on the building place at Bill and Vera Harril's be good, the art is good. We and acceptance, and all of the the design and construction and “They were chosen by the fi rst,” Gillen said. “That is part of farm. In 2009, the show want to involve more of the things we pray to and for in our get it ready to go.” Missouri Hospital Association working with the foundation ... moved to Marilyn's Nursery, 200 block of Commercial in daily lives.” Gillen also said larger po- as the Auxiliary of the Year in We have all just things we have and its name changed to Art the Art Walk, and it's another No timeline has been set to tential donors have begun to 2012 and they can be every agreed to do. ... I think over the in Bloom. way to maximize downtown start construction of the new offer assistance for the project, year,” he said. “I don’t think next three to six months we will Lebanon Art Guild Trea- Lebanon," she stated. chapel. including the Mercy Hospital they want to give the award have a better idea of timing and “We’ve had great support Lebanon’s Auxiliary. to the same people again and how it is coming together.” from the community on previ- ous projects, and we’re hoping from page 1A for in-kind donations, too,” said Choking John Carr, board chair of Mercy Williams, who claimed he the residence and called the Health Foundation Lebanon had not drunk alcohol that police. said in a press release from day, told the offi cer that he When asked again about Mercy.“We want to ensure we took a taxi cab ride home drinking alcohol, Williams al- have the majority of the funds from a bar, and when he got legedly said, "You've already in place to make this chapel home, the woman was wait- made up your mind. 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Ruether from page 1A "(Neal) called me to tell thing special to students' been chosen as Lebanon's that his time with Ruether "There will be some things that, I'm excited for the kids me there was an opening lives. new head band director, and has gone a long way toward that will change because and the program, that it's here in Lebanon, and I said, "We're all very passion- Ruether says that he is con- teaching him how to run a I'm me and not him. But the going to be a face that they 'Thank you very much, but I ate about our music prefer- fi dent in Stewart's ability to band program. great thing about me and Mr. recognize. Like I said earlier, have a really good job where ences," he stated. "Some lead the band to new heights. "Coming out of college, Ruether and the fact that I'm of course things are going to I'm at, and I'm not really like country, some like rock, He stated, "I think Mr. you think you know it all, taking over for him is that change and be a little bit dif- interested in moving right jazz, rap. And sometimes we Stewart is one of the most but you really know nothing, we line up on a lot of our ferent, but it's not someone now.' And he called several don't know why we like our wonderful young men I have so (Mr. Ruether) has been a philosophies. We think the completely new that they more times. And fi nally he music, we just know that we ever been around in my life. good person to learn from same things are important. have to get used to who's go- said, 'Keith, I tell you what. do. And it helps us develop His character is outstanding, directly, as in teaching me We think the kids should be ing to teach very differently We have a bond issue on as a society, as citizens. It he is a superior musician, things and telling me things able to do the same things." or want to take the program the ballot. If it passes, the binds us together with other and he's been a wonder- to do, but also just watching Stewart hopes that hiring in a completely different high school band room will people that like the same ful assistant for the past six him work. Watching him a new head band director direction. There's a comfort be renovated. If it passes, things that we do. From an years. I think that Mr. Stew- work with the kids, watching from inside the band pro- level that I hope that they will you at least come down educational standpoint, the art will carry this program to his interactions with other gram will lend some continu- have with me, and I think and look at the school and research shows that those more greatness." faculty and parents and com- ity to a transitional period. they do, and that I have with the town?' And I said, 'If it kids involved in band and Stewart, a graduate of munity members and how he He explained, "Obviously them. And the community passes, I will come down.' As choir consistently score Truman University with a handles the logistics of run- a lot of people have been knows me, or at least knows I recall, it passed by 11 votes, higher on standardized tests. bachelor's degree in music, a ning a program, especially of talking to me about what's who I am, and it's defi nitely and he called me late that I suspect it's because of the master's degree in education this size, which is really one happening here, and I'm very good for the program and night to ask me what time constant reading from left and six years teaching expe- of the things that they can't excited for me; obviously, it's the students and for me that I would be down to see the to right and mathematical rience, said that he recipro- teach you in college," Stewart a great thing for me and my this transition is going to be a school, and when I got here, computations of adding up cates Ruether's respect and said. career. ... But even more than smooth one." I just fell in love with the notes and rests and that it town and the school and the requires a strong attention location, and I just knew that span. But the research shows it was where God wanted me that a band and choir kid is to be at that particular time going to make better grades in my life." most of the time." Specifi cally, Ruether said, While the mental chal- he liked the idea of being lenge of making music is able to teach in a larger good for students intellectu- school without having to ally, Ruether believes that live in a huge town. Lebanon the responsibility of being in was also a convenient loca- band helps students become tion because it was halfway good citizens. between the homes of several "I think being in the band family members, some of helps with character devel- whom lived near Springfi eld opment in that you have to and others who lived near be disciplined to get out of Rolla, and it was also close to bed in the morning when no several lakes. one else in your house really In some ways, living and wants to, to take care of a working in Lebanon was a $1,000 to $2,000 instrument new experience for Ruether, on a daily basis to not dam- but the important things age it and keep it in good were universal. working shape, to go on lots He explained, "I would of trips outside of town and say certainly the size of the have good character and school is larger than my not (have to) worry about if previous two schools. It's a someone will misbehave or very blue-collar town -- a lot do something inappropriate. of hard-working, wonder- And I think the character and ful people, and I enjoy that discipline that is demanded about it. But in many ways, by a band program can only it's exactly the same. The help a young person develop students are wonderful, just into a good citizen and a like they were in Steelville good person." and Fulton. They work hard. Ruether may be passion- They want to do their best, ate about music education, and they've given our town a but now he is moving on really good band." to the next phase of his life. Lebanon has more posi- Naturally, the transition is tive points in addition to the bittersweet. students, though. Ruether "I'll miss the teamwork was quick to acknowledge of a band and getting to see school administration and all of these students on a the community for their daily basis," Ruether stated. contributions to making the "There's some kind of silly town a good place to live and things that I'll miss, too, that work. only a band person would "I think many people understand. I'll miss smelly take for granted how great marching shoes. I'll miss a school we have here in early mornings. I'll miss Lebanon and how strong our turf monkeys from the new administrators are. We have football fi eld getting stuck a school that looks good now. in your socks and shoes. I'll We have a community that miss long bus rides to des- cares enough to replace some tinations all over the place. old buildings and build a In and of themselves, those new middle school. We have things aren't really very donors that have provided glamorous, but they're just us with a beautiful football part of the experience of put- stadium to show off to the ting together our band." area, and our students are As he looks forward to outstanding. And it's just working on his farm and been an honor to be a part of possibly fi shing or playing such a strong school system, golf, one thing he doesn't because it's not this way have to worry about is the everywhere." future of the band. Cur- Ruether believes that rent assistant band director music education adds some- Aaron Stewart has already

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Saturday (May 4) Former Lebanon standout Dean Long leads Emporia State baseball team into MIAA tournament Girls; soccer at Camdenton Tourna- ment, TBD JV track at Rolla Junior High, TBD From LDR Staff and two runs scored. has stolen 15 bases and is standout Brooke Brenton with a 28-12 record. Boys’ tennis at Osage Tournament, Former Lebanon stand- Long, a junior transfer second on the team with 43 is wrapping up her senior Brenton pitched an in- 9 a.m. out Dean Long helped the from Kansas City Kan- runs scored. year for the Evangel Cru- ning in relief against Peru JV Baseball Tournament at Lebanon, 10 a.m. Emporia State baseball sas Community College, Long is currently tied saders. State and served as a pinch- Freshman baseball at Rolla Tourna- team post a 10-1 win over leads the NCAA Division for third in the MIAA in Evangel competed in runner on Friday. ment, 10:15 a.m. Washburn in the opening II MIAA conference with 54 home runs, is sixth in total the Heart of America Con- Brenton played in 23 round of the MIAA tourna- RBIs, five more than former bases and leads the league ference touranment this games her senior season at Monday (May 4) Boys’ golf at District tournament at Old ment on Friday in Emporia, Willard standout Spencer in walks drawn. week. The Crusaders fell on Evangel and made 16 starts Kinderhook at Camdenton, 8:30 a.m. Kan. Blacksher’s 49. Long has Thursday to Peru State,, 8- (all in the pitcher’s circle). Boys’ tennis at Rolla (JV, V), 4 p.m. Long started at first base played in all 50 games for Brenton wrapping up 0, then were knocked out of She was 10-3 with a 2.50 Track at Ozark Conference at JFK and batter No. 3 in the Hor- Emporia State and leads the the touranment on Friday ERA. In 78 1/3 innings, she Stadium, 4 p.m. senior year Girls’ soccer at West Plains (JV, V), nets’ line-up, going 1 for 5 squad with 13 home runs, by Culver-Stockton, 3-1. allowed 95 hits, walked 25 5 p.m. with an RBI, a stolen base 54 RBIs and 37 walks. He Former Lebanon softball Evangel ends its season and struck out 57.

Tuesday (May 6) Boys’ tennis at Ozark Conference I-44 SPEEDWAY Tournament at Cooper Tennis Com- plex, 9 a.m. Who will have Mather named to the MVC Junior high track at Lebanon High School, 4 p.m. Freshman baseball at Glendale, 4 Mercy on I-44 p.m. Baseball vs. Glendale (V, JV), 4:30 p.m. in 2014? All-Conference team Girls’ soccer vs. Joplin (JV, V), 5 p.m. Wednesday (May 7) Previewing the fi rst 20 Track at Ozark Conference meet at Mather also Waynesville High School, 3:30 p.m. entries in the second Boys’ tennis vs. Hillcrest (JV, V), 4 p.m. annual Mercy Masters honored as MVC Freshman baseball vs. Rolla, 4:30 p.m.

of the Pro’s 144 Men’s Golfer of Thursday (May 8) Boys’ tennis vs. Kickapoo (V, JV), 4 From I-44 Speedway p.m. Entries are flowing in for the Week Baseball vs. West Plains (V, JV), 4:30 the second-annual Mercy Of p.m. The Masters Pro 144 on May From LDR Staff Friday (May 9) 17 at I-44 Speedway. The win- SILVIS, Ill. — Former Girls’ soccer at Camdenton (JV, V), ner takes home $8,000, making 3:30 p.m. Lebanon standout Mitch Junior high track at Rolla, 3:45 p.m. it the biggest payday in the Mather was named to the 2014 JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Missouri Valley Conference Saturday (May 10) along with the embroidered All-Conference team after Baseball vs. West Plains, 11 a.m. green jacket which the winner finishing in a tie for fifth will proudly wear. BOX at the Men’s Golf Champi- SCORES So far nine different states onship. and Canada have fi led entries The two-day tournament CAMDENTON JV INVITATIONAL with more arriving at the JEGS/ took place on April 28-29 in on Thursday, at Camdnenton CRA offi ces daily. Heading up Silvis, Ill. Lebanon boys’ results the early entries is last year’s Mather finished in a 4x800 (fi rst place) event runner-up Chuck Barnes three-way tie for fifth with 1. Seth Schenk Jr. He wasted no time in fi lling 2. Dylan Lane Wichita State’s Alec Heinen 3. Tharron Roy his entry after fi nishing second and Bradley’s Danny Mas- 4. Tyler Matos to winner Chase Elliott. rin after carding 311-296- 110 Hurdles Barnes Jr., a former CRA/ 298--905 in the 54-hole Hunter Sawyers 1st Place Super Series champion will Mark Dalangin 2nd Place tournament. Dakota Biddinger 3rd Place be driving a Kevin Crider pre- The run in the MVC pared Chevrolet again based 100m Dash Tournament by Mather Dillon Wagoner 1st Place out of nearby Rolla and is look- came on the heels of being ing for his fi rst ever Pro Late named the Missouri Valley 4x200 1st Place Model win. Conference Men’s Golfer of 1. Keon Carter Last season was his first 2. Kasin Thomas the Week on April 16 for the 3. Matt Lambeth time ever in a Pro Late Model. first time in his caree. 4. Logan Hart Chad Finley also was a A sophomore, Mather 1600m Run very early entry. The DeWitt, was one of two male golf- Dylan Lane 1st Place Tharron Roy 3rd Place Mich. speedster is known for ers to receive recognition setting track records and mak- for his performance, along 4x100m Relay 1st Place 1. Adrian Palmer ing late-race surges. Finley with Southern Illinois’ Ca- 2. Dillon Wagoner has been busy with Pro, Super leb Harms, who had tied 3. Zack Ivey 4. Brandon Horsley Late Model and recently made Mather’s 215 at the TSU Big his ARCA Super Series debut Blue Intercollegiate. 400m Dash Logan Hart 1st Place this year. Finley was placing Mitch Mather shot an Matt Lambeth 2nd Place himself into contention last impressive 70-68-77—215, 300m Hurdles year when problems forced and finished under par Hunter Sawyers 1st Place him behind the wall late in the Mark Dalangin 2nd Place for the second time in his event. Missouri State career. The 800m Run It will be a homecoming Lebanon, Mo. native had Tyler Matos 3rd Place for Cole Williams of Sellers- never finished higher than 200m Dash burg, Ind. as the 2013 NAS- Dillon Wagoner 1st Place 11th in a collegiate tourna- Brandon Horsley 3rd Place CAR Whelen Missouri and I- ment before Tuesday’s tie 44 Speedway Late Model Pro From Missouri State University 3200m Run for second. Mather moves Tharron Roy 1st Place Champion had a top 10 run into second on the Mis- Former Lebanon standout Mitch Mather delivers a put for the Missouri State men’s golf team. Tyler Matos 2nd Place last season. The only driver Mather was named to the MVC All-Conference team after placing in a tie for fi fth at the Men’s souri State roster, with his 4x400m Relay 1st Place at I-44 last season to complete 75.44 average per round. Golf Championship on April 29 at Silvis, Ill. 1. Keon Carter every lap of competition, 2. Matt Lambeth The sophomore is the only 3. Logan Hart including the Mercy event, is Bear to finish a round at 68 this week, he has made at Lebanon High School Mather placed 13th at 4. Kasin Thomas supporting a new Port City some adjustments with his as a senior in 2012. He cp- the American Junior Golf or better this season, which Long Jump chassis and is looking for a he accomplished in the sec- golf swing that are paying tured the Ozark Conference Association’s Preseason Dillon Wagoner 1st Place shot at a new Pro track record off, and putted with a lot title, was district runner-up, Junior at Brookhaven in Zack Ivey 2nd Place ond round on Monday, and Anthony Taylor 3rd Place and victory for the six-time now leads Missouri State of confidence,” MSU head sectional co-champion and 2011 and finished 27th at feature winner last season. coach Neal Stafford said. went on to fi nish 18th at the the AJGA’s Bass Pro/Payne Triple Jump with 2 rounds under 70 on Anthony Taylor 2nd Place the year. Mather was a medalist in Missouri Class 4 state cham- Stewart Championship in Zack Ivey 3rd Place fi ve of his eight tournaments pionship. Springfield. see ‘I-44 Speedway’/page 2B “Mitch was really solid High Jump Seth Schenk 1st Place Anthony Taylor 2nd Place

Shot Put LHS competes in fi rst-ever SBU Bearcat Classic 1. Michael Clark 1st Place Lebanon girls’ results 4x800m Relay 3rd Place 1. Emily Niffen 2. Maritza Lopez 3. Sunny Newell places second in 200-meter dash as ‘Jackets compete in meet that draws 40 teams Chaudhari 4. Anastasiya Driginkina

4x200m Relay 2nd Place From LDR Staff said. “This was the first year fared well with the cooler seconds. a throw of 43-4 and sixth 1. Kayley Sellers 2. Destiny Landry 3. Kae- dyn Palmer 4. Jamye Glendenning BOLIVAR — The Leba- for this meet, in the past we temperatures.” “Brandon has already in the discus with a throw non track and field team have went to MSU for the Tony Bennett and Regan had a great season, but of 124-6. 1600m Run Breanne Nelson 2nd Place competed on Tuesday at the Aldo Sebben Relays. We Wilson both ran season’s there is much more to come “These two young men first-ever SBU Bearcat Clas- were really thankful that the best times in the 800 and for him,” Rebmann said. are great leaders,” Reb- 4x100m Relay 3rd Place 1. Skylar Cobleigh 2. Kayley Sellers 3. sic in Bolivar. coaching staff at SBU was 3,200 respectively. Wilson “He sets a goal each meet mann said. “You know Ariana Landry 4. Destiny Landry More than 40 teams com- willing to host this meet, placed 16th in the 1,600 with and has met every one of every night they are going 400m Dash prised two divisions at SBU and the support from the a time of 5:05 and 15th in the them. to come out and compete, Mckenzie Roberts 3rd Place — a small school and a area showed with 40 teams 3,200 with a time of 11:01. “Brandon’s times in both work hard and score us 200m Dash large school — and the from around missouri par- Bennett placed eighth the 200 and 400 are both some points.” Kayley Sellers 2nd Place Lebanon boys’ team placed ticipated. in the 800 iwht a time of comparable to the best Kim Suess led the girls’ 3200m Run 10th out of 20 teams, and “Overall, I was very 2:08. we’ve had in a long time.” team with a third-place Breanne Nelson 1st Place the girls’ placed 11th out of pleased with the way we Brandon Newell placed Austin Evans place finish in the 200-meter 4x400m Relay 2nd Place 20 teams. competed yesterday. Obvi- second in the 200-meter fourth inthe shot put with dash with a time of 27.54 1. Jamye Glendenning 2. Kaedyn Palmer “Other than being a little ously, with the conditions, it dash with a time of 23.40 a throw of 44-5 and seventh seconds. 3. Jaiden Offutt 4. Destiny Landry cold and windy, the meet wasn’t an ideal day for most seconds. Glendale senior in the discus with a throw Long Jump went really well,” Lebanon Destiny Landry 2nd Place of our kids. Adam Thompson won the of 123-5. Austin Leochner see ‘Track’/page 2B head coach Shane Rebmann “The distance events race with a time of 23.21 placed fifth in the shot with Page 2B THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEEKEND, MAY 3 & 4, 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com JOHNSON SIGNS WITH I-44 SPEEDWAY from page 1B NORTH CENTRAL The 2012 Howie Lettow dominating performance at Win- to drain on the full-bodied stock namac, Indiana teenager will Rookie of the Year Anderson chester Speedway before power car rookie, Scott Neal, the 2012 benefi t greatly from the expert Bowen, of Suwanee, Ga., is mak- steering problems relegated her Championship winning Car tutelage of Crew Chief Bobby ing up for lost time last season. to a second-place fi nish. Owner and Crew Chief with Blount and will improve each A leg injury kept the Bowen out She was passed coming out of Daniel Hemric, will be right and every time out. of a car for a limited time, but his turn four heading to the check- there to keep him motivated. Chris Hacker is another driv- schedule is busy in 2014. Bowen ers. The 18-year-old has a world One of the two racing Ja- er who graduated from the CRA was strong in last season’s event of potential that could carry her cobs brothers, Jaxson Jacobs , Late Model Sportsman Series, and has his eyes not only on the to not only more wins, but the the youngest of the two Lon- the 2013 Rookie of the Year there $8,000, but being from Ga. that 2014 title. don, Ontario siblings, showed will go for his second rookie Green Jacket would mean a lot. Several missed opportunities signs of life with solid fi nishes title in a row, this time with Cory Deuser, the 2013 Howie in 2013 cost Birch Run, Mich. towards the end of his rookie JEGS/CRA. The 14-year-old Lettow Rookie Of The Year and driver, Dan Leeck the title. Leeck year. An impressive career- will benefi t from guidance by points runner-up, has turned is hoping to avoid those mistakes high fourth-place fi nish in the 2012 Championship winning several laps at I-44, and was at of the past and contend for the fi nal point’s race of the year at Crew Chief Scott Neal who con- the track opening night hoping 2014 championship. the legendary high-banks of sults with the Noblesville, Ind. to fi nd that extra edge. All the tools are in place for Winchester Speedway during driver from time to time. The Lanesville, Ind. young- the 24-year-old to emerge as a Winchester 400 weekend cer- Hacker’s 2014 season is al- LDR photo/Israel Potoczny ster has a new car number this legitimate title contender. Vet- tainly opened a lot of eyes. ready off to a good start as in an Lebanon senior David Johnson signed a letter-of-intent to play season supporting No. 71 in- eran crew chief Neil May is now Earlier in the year he fi nished effort to shake the rust off before college baseball at North Central Community College on Friday stead of the 14, but is still a force. on top of the pit box and will sixth at another historic high- running in JEGS/CRA full- during ceremonies at Lebanon High School. Expect the 16-year-old to not defi nitely help with Leeck who banks, Salem Speedway. If the time, the Hoosier State teenager only avoid any kind of a down- looks to avoid those issues that 16-year-old can keep that mo- won the 2014 CRA Late Model We welcome submitted sports photos that are of good quality and meet the following criteria- fall, but to contend for the 2014 hindered his title hopes from a mentum going from his career Sportsman Series season opener A team must win a tournament, advance in the playoffs and/or reach the highest- possible honor the team can achieve (such as local recreational softball teams that win their division. . A team photo will be championship. year ago. He still fi nished third in high JEGS/CRA fi nish begin- at his home track of Anderson run if a team places in the top three in a national event. Photos must be submitted within three weeks The Georgetown, Ind.teen- points last year and like Nelms, ning with the opener at Spring- Speedway. of the last day of the event. First and last names identifying all individuals must accompany the photo. A contact number for a coach or parent must be included. Photos may be dropped off at the Daily ager wasn’t happy with not Leeck is another driver who is port, Jacobs could surprise a lot Cole Rouse is a product of Record at 100 E. Commercial Street or e- mailed to [email protected]. becoming the fi rst rookie to win one of the best in the series with- of people with consistent top the weekly wars at I-44 Speed- a point race when Dominique out a trip to victory lane. 10s, which leads into top fi ves way. He’ll rely heavily on the Van Wieringen accomplished Expect that to change in 2014 and eventually, wins. guidance of the Rick Turner the feat in September 2013. So and when he fi nally earns that Marc Jacobs showed more Racing Team. They will house Deuser went ahead and passed elusive victory, there’s no telling consistency than his younger his entries during the year while Van Wieringen on the last lap what else he can accomplish. brother towards the end of their Rouse travels back and forth TRACK out of turn four at the historic With three-time CRA cham- rookie years. But Marc couldn’t following the 2014 JEGS/CRA Winchester Speedway during pionship winning crew chief garner the better fi nishes and tour. At I-44 in 2013, his fi rst from page 1B Winchester 400 weekend to ice Butch VanDoorn calling the that resulted in him fi nishing year in a Late Model, he fi n- the Rookie title in 2013. shots on top of the pit box and four points back of Jaxson in the ished ninth in track points with “I think Kim is really placed fifth in the 800-meter One of the hottest drivers in three-time ARCA/CRA Super fi nal 2013 points standings. two top fi ves and he did travel flying under the radar this run with a time of 2:28. early entries is Harrison Burton series champion Johnny Van- He did register three top towards the end of the year and season,” Rebmann said. “Kelsey ran well yester- of Huntersville, N.C. The 13 Doorn as his driver coach and 10s in 2013 with a career high at the beginning of 2014. “She has placed high in ev- day, just missed out on a bit year old son of NASCAR driver spotter, the 16-year-old Hunter seventh place at the tricky Auto Heading up the local con- ery 200 she has run all year. of a move in that first lap,” Jeff Burton is becoming a front Baize will be a force to be reck- City Speedway. tenders that have fi led entries She looks very strong and Rebmann said. “Kelsey fin- runner in the South and East in oned with in JEGS/CRA. The Also like his brother, the to this point, three-time track just flys off the corner.” ished really well, just a little both Pro and Super Late Model third straight Kentucky-based London, Ontario driver had champion Mike Slone of Rolla. Wynter Nekola placed too late.” events. driver in the in the hunt category, a knack for doing well at the Brennon Willard of Sleeper, a third in the 400-meter dash Rachael Young placed Harrison was the World Se- the Bremen, Ken. teenager has big high-banked facilities with feature winner last season and with a time of 1:04. fourth in the shot fourth is ries of Asphalt points’ runner- a wealth of knowledge and a pair of eighth place fi nishes has been doing some travel- “Wynter is showing the shot put with a throw up in 2014 with only one night resources as VanDoorn Rac- at Salem Speedway and Win- ing early before settling in to how competitive she really of 32-10. outside the top fi ve when me- ing Development’s fi rst driver chester Speedway. NASCAR Whelen action at the is,” Rebmann said. “She “Rachael has been very chanical issues forced him out. within their stables. J.J. Haley is one of a hand- track his grandfather Bill Wil- struggled with the weather consistent this year,” Reb- Harrison captured two wins Dalton Armstrong is the ful of drivers to completely lard built. a little bit yesterday, but mann said. “With a solid during Speed weeks. newest driver in the Scott Neal utilize the complete CRA feeder Other top runners filing handled it fairly well. She week of practice before the If the last two points’ races of Racing stable and has already system. He started in the CRA entries include Jordan Miller is getting more and more conference meet (Wednes- the 2013 JEGS/CRA season were been racing quite a bit as he Street Stocks Series then moved of Pennsylvania, Amber Slagle confident in herself each day), I expect that she will any indication, Dominique Van has two starts in the ARCA/ up to the CRA Late Model of Michigan and Tristan Van time she runs.” contend for the title because Wieringen will have a breakout CRA Super Series where he Sportsman Series before head- Wieringen of Canada. Freshman Kelsey Winfrey of that consistency.” year in 2014. The Amherstburg, is also gunning for CRA’s top ing to one of the two Late Model Ontario sophomore put on a division’s freshman title. The tours within CRA. driving clinic en route to her fi rst season will be a long one for The 15-year-old was impres- career win at Lucas Oil Race- the 19-year-old open-wheeled sive in the 2014 non-points way (IN) during the 2013 CRA graduate from New Castle, Ind. opener, SpeedFest 2014 at Wa- Fall Brawl. The 2013 Rookie as he goes through the wear and termelon Capital Speedway of the Year runner-up nearly tear of competing in two differ- (GA), where he collected a backed up her win with another ent touring series. If that begins fourth-place finish. The Wi-

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Agri-Business Special Notices 140 Welders 225 Zone A Miscellaneous 358 Miscellaneous 358 Men’s NIKE Fit Dry Polo Golf Shirt, Mig and Tig Aluminum Welder Only SATURDAY ONLY! Ladies GLORIA VANDERBILT black Equipment/Supply 5 We want your junk! short sleeve, kelly green, excellent Needed. Apply in Person or call West 64 Storage denim jeans, Amanda style, size 8 x WE COME TO YOU! We pay top $$$ condition. Size large. $12. 417-718- 15” BARREL/PLEASURE SADDLE. 417-286-3300. Bear Trailer. (Across from Rolling Hills Rd.) 31”, LIZ CLAIBORNE wine colored Lightweight, suede padded swells/ for all vehicles, diesels & farm denim jeans, straight leg fit, size 8 x 5347. equipment. We haul all metals (A/C, King mattress & box spring, chest seat/jockeys, leather fenders and Merchandise of drawers, DVDs, tools, 30”. $12 each. 417-718-5347. Brand new prom dress. Black with skirt, deep comfortable seat, well appli., batteries, etc). We give money for your junk! house ware. Ladies Michelle McGann Golf white collar. Size small. $25 OBO. made. $250. 417-718-5347. Something for everyone! 664-1383. All types of clean ups. 417-664-7077 Antiques 305 Windbreaker, half zip pullover, 15” BARREL/PLEASURE SADDLE. side pockets, maroon/mauve floral Rossi single shot 20 gauge, 2 3/4 3 Lightweight, suede padded swells/ 2 BEAUTIFUL OLD STAINED 2-Yard Sale! 2 mi. south on OO, pattern. Sz Large. Nice. $13. 417- inch 243, change barrels, with case. seat/jockeys, leather fenders and Employment GLASS WINDOW: Great color. Bennett Springs. May 1, 2 & 3. 7am- 718-5347. $250. 417-286-4339. skirt, deep comfortable seat, well 32x24” $400. 12.5x32 $300. 573- 6pm, Rain or shine. Clothes, fur., AVON DOLL: Red coat and black made. $250. 417-718-5347. 480-7264. Camdenton. something for everyone! VENDING MACHINES: 25¢, pedestal hat with black purse and black or wall mount, 3 compartments. Cashier 169 Scottie dog on chain. 25 years or 13” COURTS Zone B $250/each or $500/three machines. Appliances 310 older, no box. $25. 417-664-1383. 573-756-3944. Farmington. BARREL/PLEASURE SADDLE Campground near Bennett Springs Lebanon. 2 family sale. Fri., Sat., & Sun. Ralide tree, suede seat, roughout State Park is looking for office, Kenmore HE washer & dryer- new. AMMO, 6,000 ROUNDS: 22 Long 26520 Peach Dr. Lots of everything! fenders and jockeys, sound and solid, cashier, and cook help. 588-1631. 417-588-9862. $800/pair. 417-588- SEARS AIR COMPRESSOR: 220 Rifle, fresh supply. $600. 417-399- Clothes, toys, bicycles, & lots more! made in Bryan, TX. 9862. volts, 2 ton. $65. 314-603-1830. 6687. $400 Construction 177 Thayer. 417-718-5347 Auctions 320 Zone D CANDY VENDING MACHINE: With Siding help needed, experience is a ANTIQUE CASH REGISTER: $300 spiral racks, works good, $200. 573- OBO. 417-683-1925. Ava. plus. 417-650-1346. Hunter Ridge Ranch Multi Family 455 Farmers Ln. Fri 859-6459. Belle. & Sat. 7-? Lots of clothes & misc. Nominal Opening Bid: Parcel 1: NEW IN BOX, Mens BROKE DOG Love The Country Life? Something for everyone!!!! KENMORE A/C UNIT: 6,000 BTU, Industry 189 $50,000; Parcels 2-8: $25,000/parcel; Western boots, size 7E, King Blue Check Us Out Online 115V. $150. 573-765-3092. After Experienced polyurethane boat Parcels 9-15: $250/acre, shaft, peanut bullhide vamp, square 6PM. Richland. painter. $12/hr. Must pass 7 yr. Buyer’s Choice Fri., 7am-7pm & Sat., 7am-5pm toe, 3” riding heel, beautiful boots. Justin all-leather lace-up hiking background check & drug test. Call 1817 Kirkland Ridge Rd, Camdenton 6 mi. outside city limits $100. 417-718-5347. boots, 6.5M, like new, brown/tan. to buy and sell 417-532-1212. Located in Camden Co. MO, 15 just past cell phone tower. STAINLESS STEEL DOME ROOF parcels consisting of 1,363+/- acres of Yard, Home, furniture, vehicle accessories, $30. 417-533-3520. • Horses • Tack lots of clothes, computer items, and lots of COVERS: 4 foot diameter, $100. • Saddles • Trailers Medical 201 well-maintained & managed wildlife misc. Too much to mention. 573-263-4566. St. James. 5 TELE PHONE POLES: All over 20 habitat. 470+/- acres w/ high fence feet. $400. 573-604-0376. Winona. • Pets • Trucks RIDING SEASON IS COMING: You providing great hunting opportunities • Consignment Items In-home Aid Needed ll need a place for your stuff, pair PROPANE TANKS FOR SALE: • Business Listings Richland area. for world class Whitetail Deer, Elk, & 213 LaSalle. Fri. & Sat. 7-? Rain or nice leather saddle bags. $100/ About 500 gallons. $500/each. 417- 12 Hour shifts Red Stag. Four ponds w/ a mile of 880-5706. Seymour. • Property CNA preferred. shine. 3 family. Home interior & fruit OBO. 417-588-2786. Lebanon. river frontage on the Niangua River w/ decor, tires, clothes, canning jars, FREE Monthly Calendar of Events! Must pass background check. private boat ramp & boat house. Many Woman’s bike. Like new. $45. 417- Moving! Must sell! 2 end tables, Immediate opening. lots of everything! parcels have shooting houses, deer 718-0556. solid oak, good condition. $25 each. www.OzarksHorseExchange.com Please call Premiere at 417-533-3520. 1-877-444-7424 blinds & protein feeders. Two custom 118 JESSIE ST. COMFORT MAKER ELECTRIC lodges are located in Parcels 1 and 3. Saturday, 8:00-? FURNACE FOR SALE: $50. 573- POKER AND ROULETTE TABLE: Hunter Ridge Ranch auction offers $90 or trade. 573-327-9068. 13” COURTS Back Office help needed. Recliners, TVs, small 859-6574. Belle. waterfront, lake access, great hunting Desloge. BARREL/PLEASURE SADDLE No prior experience needed, entertainment center, clothes of Nabi Nickelodeon Android 4.0 & fishing, family enjoyment and Ralide tree, suede seat, roughout will train. Must be people oriented. all sizes, kids toys, Grandma’s special edition with case. $200. 417- Amazon Kindle with keypad. $35. fenders and jockeys, sound and solid, Must be able to multitask commercial opportunities. plates and collectibles, 718-0556. 417-718-0556. made in Bryan, TX. & have computer experience. & lots of misc.! $400 CARIBOU HORNS: $275. 573-512- Bring resume by Open to the Public: REAL ESTATE AUCTION 417-718-5347 464 N Jefferson Ave, Lebanon. 1-4pm Sat., May 17 & 24. 4-Family Sale! Thurs., Fri., Sat. 7-? 2059, 573-765-4079. Richland. High fence area will open at 6am on 2807 Lafayette. Lawn ornaments OAK TABLE AND HUTCH: With 2060 Highland St., auction day, with everything else and lots of misc. chairs. $450. 417-372-7113. Lebanon, MO 65536 Garden/Greenhouse 10 opening at 10am. Springfield. Sat., May 10, 2014 Christian Private showings available Lawn/Garden 355 4-8pm Sat., May 17 & 24 10:00 AM PLANTS! Health & Rehab North Craftsman 4000 DYT 18.5HP riding Please call Danae Hill at LEGAL Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, lawn mower. Nice shape. $400. 417- 918.362.6565 to schedule an appt. Open House rhubarb, double petunias, vincas, Is currently seeking: 718-6964 TRUSTEE’S SALE Auctions: 12pm, Sat., May 31 on site Sunday, may 4th impatiens, rock moss, geraniums, CMTS & LPN’s & CNA’S or bid live from anywhere at In Re: Lonnie Obermark and Misty from 2-4 pm hanging baskets, lots more! Personal Representatives: Sheila auctionnetwork.com Black Dirt Obermark, husband and wife Charlie’s Farms ~ Gardens. Darnell, Brian Foley, Melissa Wells Competitive salary MO Bradford P. White RE LIC TRUSTEE’S SALE - Under the Mile west ~ Route 66. or Directions: Take I-44 to Hwy 5 south exit & benefits package. 2011007233; Thomas L. Williams terms of the Deed of Trust executed go south on 5 one mile just past Walmart composted manure. to Jessie st. take left on Jessie go 1 block AUC LIC 1221 GREENE CO. by Lonnie Obermark and Misty to Highland take rt on Highland at stop and Hay/Feed/Seed 10 Apply in person at: 3% Buyer’s Premium $38 per pickup, we load. Obermark, husband and wife dat- go 1/8 mile. Sale on left. Watch for signs. 596 Morton Rd 417-588-4641. ed 09/30/2008, and recorded on Wanted hay to bale on shares. Also or fax resume to: 10/22/2008 Book 247 Page 2430 in 417-532-8223 Furniture 345 will do custom baling. 417-531- 21” SELF PROPELLED HONDA the offi ce of the Recorder of Deeds 3311. Very clean king size mattress & box COMMERCIAL MOWER: for Laclede County, MISSOURI, the springs. $100. 417-650-0314. Hydrostatic drive, catch bag, extra undersigned Successor Trustee, will Livestock 15 on 05/05/2014 at 11:30 AM at the Real Estate Sells at 12:00 noon Miscellaneous 204 MOVING, MUST SELL! Good sturdy blades, original owner. $200. 417- South Front Door of the Laclede This nice home is in a great A good deal on Bantam Hens, 417- metal frame recliner, cloth, burgundy, 399-6687. Fair Play. County Courthouse, 200 N Adams, location. It has 3 bedrooms and 1 532-3805. Surdyke Yamaha good shape. $70. 417-533-3520. ½ bath with an open floor plan, a Lebanon, MO 65536, sell at public large kitchen and newer hardwood FREE COMPANION HORSE: 16 Year is now hiring at all 3 locations for URBANA STOCKYARDS New XL twin bed, with gel memory announces venue to the highest bidder for cash, floors. It also has ceiling fans old smoky black foxtrotter gelding, all positions. Must be able to work foam mattress, never slept on. Paid the realty described in said deed of throughout, a 2 car garage with an cool amber eyes, non-rider now, weekends and holidays. Apply in insulated door, central air & heat, $750, asking $300. 417-288-2131. trust, to wit: very friendly, arthritis in rear pastern. person at any of our 3 locations in Special Stock Cow Sale maintenance free outside, large Not lame for pasture. Easy keeper. Osage Beach. 4 Oak dining room chairs, no table, THAT PART OF THE SOUTHEAST lot and city water & sewer. It has a $60. Must take all. 417-532-6561. Monday, May 5 • 6:00 PM large back porch, mature trees and Great companion horse for people QUARTER OF SECTION 9, TOWN- a storage building. It is handicap or horses. Wormed, vaccinated and (417) 993-5989 • 122 South College Street SHIP 34 NORTH RANGE 16 WEST accessible and is really close to coggins. 417-718-5347. Garage Sales (College & Walnut) • Urbana, MO OF THE FIFTH PRINCIPAL MERID- Wal-Mart. 10% down day of auction, Transportation/ Drivers balance due in 30 days or less. Selling IAN, LACLEDE COUNTY, MISSOURI, Announcements 220 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BE- HOUSEHOLD: Samsung 48” & 32” Flat Zone A Herd 1: 2 virgin black Limousin bulls GINNING AT A POINT WHERE THE screen TVs; Entertainment center; Kenmore 1/2 side by side refrigerator w/ ice and water Herd 2: 1 Simmental-Angus bull 1 EAST LINE OF THE WEST HALF OF Card of Thanks 110 in door; Frigidare upright freezer with HUGE YARD SALE years old THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF digital display on the door; Upright freezer; Herd 3: 1 16 month old virgin Black SAID SECTION 9 INTERSECTS THE Skillets; Corning ware; Washer & dryer; Friday and Saturday Angus bull and 2 16 SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 4-Chairs; Small refrigerator; Small color FINCH ROAD AND THENCE WEST TV; Christmas trees & decorations; Older Boat Season Has Hit! month old Sim-Angus toys; Rugs; Pressure cooker; Canning jars; Immediate openings in our boat hauling Baby: Clothes, Walker, Bouncer, 27 FEET FOR A POINT OF BEGIN- bulls Crockpots; Oil lamps; Baskets; Crutches; division for drivers in our area. All of our Car Seat, Mobile, and more! NING, THENCE SOUTH AND PAR- Exercise bike; White Mountain ice cream lanes operate from Lebanon, MO and we are Tons of Clothes, 2 Couches, Herd 4: 27 home-raised black pairs ALLEL TO THE EAST LINE OF THE maker; Record player; Antique coffee looking for professional drivers like you. Our Weight Machine, Home Decor, with black spring calves WEST HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST pot; Twin bed frames; Rocking chair; Old Seasonal Decor and rocking chair; Bedroom set dresser, chest company drivers make good money and are by side QUARTER 200 FEET, THENCE EAST Much, Much More!! PARALLEL TO THE NORTH LINE OF & nightstand; Fans; Electric handicap home on a regular basis. We offer paid Cows are ages 4 to 7 years old scooter; Costume jewelry, Avon; Luggage; vacations and life insurance to qualified THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER 156.5 EVERYTHING HALF PRICE! Herd 5: 38 black cows Shower chair; 2-Commodes; Bathroom drivers. Call us today and be on the road to FEET; THENCE NORTH PARALLEL scales; Home décor; Figurines, paintings, The family of Clifton E. Hodges more money. 628 Twin Valley Ages 4 to 6 years old TO THE EAST LINE OF THE SAID etc.; Weight bench; Recliner; Lamps; End would like to thank all of their friends Call Today 417-589-3700 (off of Dillworth, Lebanon) Few calves by side and WEST HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST tables; Roll top desk; Sofa; 2-Hall tables; & family for their support during this QUARTER 200 FEET MORE OR Plants; Oak dining room table w/ 6 chairs; difficult time. We are truly blessed to balance 3rd stage Love seat; Stereo; Office desk & chairs; have so many who have donated in Herd 6: 27 red, Charolais-cross, LESS TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF China cabinet; Filing cabinet; Older glass WAY OF FINCH ROAD, THENCE ware & candy dishes; Silverware; Linens, various ways. Clifton was very Full-Time Dispatcher Position and Angus cows grateful for the friendships he made WEST ALONG SAID RIGHT OF quilts, blankets, etc.; Vacuum; Dinnerware; throughout his life. Thank you to the The City of Lebanon’s Police Department is currently accepting All 2nd and 3rd stage WAY 156.5 FEET MORE OR LESS Antique 3 footed table; Corner cabinet; Ages 5 to short and solid TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, Pictures; Walker; 2-Kitchen Aid mixers; community for your love & kindness. applications for a Full-Time Dispatcher. Individuals with previous law Small kitchen appliances; Step Stool; Set enforcement experience are highly encouraged to apply. Herd 7: 40 mix-colored cows EXCEPT ANY PART THEREOF of China; Tables; LAWN AND TOOLS: Please visit www.lebanonmissouri.org for information on Ages 5 to broken mouth DEEDED TAKEN OR USED FOR Craftsman 5 hp air compressor; Antique ROAD OR HIGHWAY PURPOSES. pedal powered; scroll saw; Suitcase type Special Events 135 qualifications and pre-employment conditions. All 2nd and 3rd period Interested candidates must submit a résumé, completed SUBJECT TO ALL RESTRICTIONS, metal folding; chairs; Metal roll around RESERVATIONS, CONDITIONS cabinet; Hand tools; Troy Built push mower, employment application, and provide a list of references to the ***DON’T FORGET*** electric start; Skill saws; Hand saws; Hand ZACH’S FAMOUS BBQ LLC AND EASEMENTS OF RECORD Mouth watering, lip smackin’ good following: Maggie Shelton, HR Generalist at P.O. Box 111, All take home bulls and cows will well pump; Milk crates; Fire pit; Lawn & AND TO ALL EXISTING ROADS patio furniture; BBQ grill; Hose reel; Croquet Curbside Catering for all occasions. Lebanon, MO 65536. Application deadline for is May 9, 2014. EOE sell at 6 pm on Monday May 5. AND POWER LINES, WHETHER OF set; Rabbit hutches; Garage shelves; Little • Truck-tractor pulls • Reunions • red wagon; Weed eater; Hand tools; Alum. RECORD OR NOT.. Weddings • Ball Games • Parties • etc. Police Officer Position ladder; Tower fan; Tent; Yard tools; and Owner Zach James Sale order beginning at 11:30 am SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE much more! 417-664-7225, 417-664-4659 The City of Lebanon’s Police Department is currently accepting • Calves sold by the head CORPORATION Auctioneer Note: Come and take a look at applications for a full-time Police. Individuals with previous law • All classes of feeders SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE this very clean centrally located home. This enforcement experience are highly encouraged to apply. www.substitutetrusteecorp.com would make a great rental or a perfect first Special Notices 140 • All slaughter cows and bulls home close to town. Please visit www.lebanonmissouri.org for information on Published in the LEBANON DAILY FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: qualifications and pre-employment conditions. 6 pm: All bred cows and take RECORD McKNIGHT AUCTION We Want Your Junk!!! Interested candidates must submit a résumé, completed an home bulls KM File #: OBELONOR SERVICE & Realty, L.L.C. First publication date 04/12/2014 Larry McKnight Auctioneer/Broker Paying top dollar for scrap. employment application, and provide a For More Information Terry McKnight/Auctioneer Open 9:00-4:30 Monday - Friday. list of references to the following: Maggie or Farm Visits Call: This fi rm is a debt collector and any 318 Liberty Road • Rogersville, MO 65742 417-753-4320 • Cell 417-880-5784 9:00-12:00 Saturdays Shelton, HR Generalist at P.O. Box 111, Amy Knight: (417) 594-1061 or 533-3475 information we obtain from you will be used for that purpose. For more detailed listings & pictures go to Jones Scrap Processors. Lebanon, MO 65536. Application deadline Barn: (417) 993-5989 www.mcknightauctionservice.com **KM8851754KM** Concessions Available. Terms: cash or good check. Not (417)588-4314. is May 9, 2014. EOE Zack Cox: (417) 777-1320 responsible for accidents. Announcements made on day (04)-12-19-26 (05)-03 of auction take precedence over all printed material. PAGE 4B CONTACT US: WEEKEND, To place a classifi ed ad MAY 3 & 4, contact 532-9131 or email 2014 Classifi eds [email protected] www.lebanondailyrecord.com

Miscellaneous 358 Apartments/ Duplexes 405 Homes 407 Mobile Home Sales 525 Construction 730 Automobiles 810 Country Living. 15 mi. from Leb. 10 1990 TEMPO GL: 4-door, automatic, Cabinets Own your own piece of America! acres, 4 bed 2 ba, DWMH. Hunter’s Strohl Construction LLC runs, minor front end damage, with Brand new beautiful custom home paradise. 573-528-5478. $85,000. All Your Home Remodel Needs. title. $500. 573-345-0045. Climax of Lebanon Kitchen, Bath, Floors, Doors, Roofing, Custom glazed maple, never installed, with log siding & true hand laid stone Springs. • HILLCREST APARTMENTS: accents. 3 bed, 2 bath with Open floor Need a manufactured home? Siding, Windows, Roof Leaks can add or subtract to fit kitchen. 1 & 2 bedroom plan & gorgeous all wood cathedral Lenders offering HOME ONLY One Call To Do It All. 1993 FORD TAURUS LX: V6, Cost $8,000+, sacrifice, $1,650. apartments available. ceilings. Custom cabinets & granite financing. Don’t pre-judge your Drew Strohl • Free Estimates automatic, loaded. No title, needs 417-823-8160 Will deliver. All electric, appliances included. countertops. Upgraded lighting credit. 417-865-7029. 417-288-8171 or 417-531-8171 head gaskets, looks near new. Features pool, game room, club house. fixtures & granite windowsills. Enjoy Now Accepting Credit & Debit! $500 OBO. 573-345-0045. Climax ATTN: Land Owners! Manufactured the countryside from your cozy Springs. Toddler’s Radial Flyer tricycle, $25. Sewer, water & trash paid! Small pet Home Lenders offering ZERO Down window seat. Oversized one car 417-532-6561. upon approval. programs w/your land. 417-865-9719. Electrical/Plumbing 735 1999 Chevy Blazer. New tires, great garage. This is a beauty you must see. shape. $3,900 OBO. 417-718-1914. HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER: • 2 BDRM, 2 BATH DUPLEX: Located East of Stoutland, just Good condition. $30. 417-767-4350. Spacious and beautiful with nice kitchen minutes from I-44 Hwy. $145,000. Wanted 540 JIM STEWART 1995 CHRYSLER: Gray exterior/ Fordland. with all electric appliances and pantry, Call Pete Today! Like to buy 20-80 acres in Conway SEPTIC TANK SERVICE interior, good body/glass, auto V-6, STAINLESS STEEL BARREL: attractive trey ceiling with mood lighting 417-322-5263 or 417-286-4247 school district, near blacktop, clear Reasonable Rates! FWD/167K, front tires good, radio Approximately 60 gallon, open top, in living room & master bedroom. or wooded. Call 417-664-6010. needs work, sometimes starts. $495. $150. 573-263-4566. St. James. 573-789-4914. Syracuse. Located in a 50+ community. 3Bdrm 2 bth, 1121 Lacy, w/ Insured 3 Men’s Adidas Climalite polo golf $725/month plus $725 deposit. appliances, 2 car garage, fenced Recreation Quality Service Fair Price! 1983 CAVALIER T10: Hatchback, shirts, light gray solid (Med), green backyard, $750/mo + dep. 417-718- 24/7! 2-door, automatic, runs, but needs stripe (Med), light green stripe • 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH DUPLEX: 1826. motor work. $500 OBO. 573-345- (Med). All excellent. $12 each. 417- Recently updates, all electric. Appliances Sporting Goods 620 0045. Climax Springs. included. No pets, no smoking. 343 Lee. 581 N. Madison. Clean 3 bed, 2 bth, Over 40 Years 718-5347. Experience! $460/month plus $460deposit. w/whirlpool, deck, attach. green- STEEL WEIGHT SET: Bar and 90# Parts & Services 825 Ladies/Men’s size 5 Red Ball farm house, large yard, underground steel weights, $110. 573-263-4566. St. James. boots. Excellent condition. $15. 664- • FULLY FURNISHED LOFT sprinkler. $650+Dep. 664-7900. Full size truck tool box, heavy 1383. APARTMENT: Call 417-532-9549 black plastic, two top opening Moving? Need an Apt., home, compartments, 62”L x 22”W, good HOT TUB, 2013 5 person, NVR All utilities are included as well as Trek Mass Transit www.jimstewartseptictankservice.com mobile or duplex? Contact Laclede shape. $35. 417-718-5347. used cost $6,595, asking only WiFi, cable, phone, washer/dryer. A Co. Landlords’ Association at Trunk Bike Rack $2,800 OBO. Can deliver. Call 417- bi-weekly cleaning of unit can be lacledelandlord.com Holds two full size bicycles 48 AND 56” DAYTON CEILING 594-2001. arranged for additional $100 per Good straps and pads Exterminating 738 FANS: Like new, $60 each. 573- 3, 4, 5 Bdrm, homes/mobile homes, month. No smoking. No pets allowed. 859-6459. Belle. Girl’s Barbie bicycle, $30. 417-532- All electric, central H/A. $500-$800/ $35 CHAMPION EXTERMINATING CO. 6561. $1,300/month plus $1,300 deposit. mo. HUD accepted. 588-2478. 417-718-5347 Complete Termite & Pest Control. 4 USED TIRES: 8x14.5 mobile home. 417-532-1469. $80/all. 573-821-6071. Freeburg. 2 GARAGE DOORS: 7FT 8FT wide, • 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH DUPLEX: insulated and hardware, both match. 1 Car garage, private back porch area, all HORTON CROSSBOW: Scope and Instruction 755 4, CONTINENTAL P235-R55-17 $300 both. Can deliver. 636-239- 4 arrows, $275. 573-512-2059, 573- electric, appliances included. Lawn care of Lebanon TIRES: 1/3 tread, $45 OBO takes 4124. Washington. 765-4079. Richland. all. 573-674-2801. Licking. provided. No pets. Outdoors $550/month plus $550deposit. Air Elliptical. Like new. $75. 417- ANTIQUE 1950S OFF WHITE • 5 BEDROOM with Olive! MOTOR FOR 2002 PT CRUISER: BEDROOM SUITE: Book case head SPLIT-LEVEL HOME: 531-1635. Needs rings, overhaul, $100. 847- board, triple dresser with mirror • 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX: 836 Freddie. Lots of space inside and IVER JOHNSON 8 SHOT .22 Minimal Fee! 987-7669. Thayer. and chest. $150. 573-480-7264. Newly remodeled, all electric, out! All electric, appliances included. REVOLVER: Wood grips, cadet model, [email protected] Camdenton. FORD TRANSFER CASE: Borg- fenced backyard. Appliances included. Large back deck with access from excellent condition. Only $325 or gun Warner 4407. $350/OBO. 417-527- Trio Stealth Pro. 9.7” internet tablet. No smoking. No Pets. dining room and master bedroom. trade. 573-364-7465. Rolla. Call for details: 417-599-9969 9934. Ozark. 8GB, built in wi-fi. $50. 417-718- $625/month plus $625deposit. Pet upon approval with pet fee. 0556. $950/month plus $950 deposit. Services P215/60-R15 CAR TIRES: Set of 4, 417-588-7006 Lawn/Garden/ on 5 lug rims. 80% tread. $150. 636- 358-3072. New Haven. Musical Instruments • 3 BEDROOM, 2.5 BATH HOME: Landscapes 757 360 Applelane 2300 SqFt with 2 car garage in a great Backhoe/Bulldozer 710 FRONT MOUNT FOR SNOW Apartments subdivision. All electric, appliances BLADE: Boss brand, great shape. Experienced Piano Teacher, has included. Electric fireplace, Kevin Legan Trucking $125 OBO. 417-833-6494, evenings. openings for beginners & advanced. Move-in special, half off 1st month & Brackett Lawn Care Springfield. 40” flat screen TV! formal dining room. Dumptruck, Bobcat Service Free Estimates 417-532-8500 or 417-718-0102. & Track Loader Spacious 1500 sq. ft 3 bedroom, 2.5 Prefer no pets, no smoking. Residential or Commercial BARE 305 GM ENGINE BLOCK: $1,150/month plus $1,150 deposit. • Top Soil • Fill Dirt Mowing & Trimming Puppies 364 bath, w/d/hookups, stove, • Creek Gravel From 1984 truck. $75. 314-303- • Quarry Rock Zero Turn Accuracy! 7857. Cedar Hill. Free puppy to good home, adorable refrigerator furnished. No dogs • 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH 417-718-9660 Home 417-589-4011 PLASTIC TRUCK TOOLBOX: Border Collie mix, mostly black, allowed. $500/month, $450 deposit. 2 CAR GARAGE: 10 Years Lebanon Experience Cell 417-531-0219 Comes with lock and key. $50. 417- some white. 417-298-9879. 417-533-3037 Large manufactured home on a full Will do garden tilling with a 5 ft rotor 767-4350. Fordland. Free to good home! Pitbull mix unfinished basement. Gas log O’Dell’s Excavating, Dozer, loader, tiller on tractor. Call for great pricing BRAND NEW BED LINER FOR puppies. 8 weeks old. 417-531- fireplace in the living room. Electric dump truck, ponds, land clearing, MAY IS RENT FREE! Water/sewer/ information. 417-718-6152. TRUCK: Body Guard. $35. 314-603- 1355. heat. Appliances included. lagoon, dirt, gravel. 417-532-5670. trash pd. 1 Bed/$350. 2 Bed/$385. Pet upon approval with a pet fee. 1830. Thayer. Pets OK. 417-288-3048. Tree Service 770 Pets/Supplies 365 $700/month plus $700 deposit. Cleaning 725 55 GALLON FUEL TANK: From 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. available now. CHAMPION TREE Service! For All 1998 International, good shape, no Starting at $425/mo. + dep. 417- 417-588-7006 Your Tree Care needs. Dependable, rust, $120 OBO. 636-234-7527. St. 588-5435. Experience, Insured. 417-532-1469. Claire. • Expertise • Experience •TLC 1st floor, 1 bed, drive to the door! THREE 261 6-CYLINDER CHEVY Specializing in sm/med dogs $325+$160 dep. Includes water/ Lebanon ArborCare, LLC MOTORS: $500/all three or trade. Bath/NT $6• Full Groom starts@$20 Bonded & Insured sewer/trash. No pets. 417-462- Office/Commercial 425 In & Out Special, $50* • Tree Trimming, Removal 573-734-2822. Bismarck. Demat/Detangle $5-$25 3365. • Stump Grinding 532-4454 • Leave Message • 17609 Grace Rd. Office/Retail Space, 2nd month free! • Insect & Disease Management Trucks, 4x4’s /SUVs Efficiency apartment & rooms by week all uts. incl. $200/mo. Westmore ISA Certified Arborist or month. Utilities included. 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Call 573-336-5359 for more is currently accepting applications for Lebanon. the position of Executive Assistant. information. PUMP HOMELIGHT 8400GPM: Construction 730 Automobiles 810 Centrifugal 3” water-pump-briggs, The organization is searching for an 3.5HP gas-engine, 3” suction, trainer, Office Space For Rent In Prime S & J CONSTRUCTION energetic multi-tasker to provide support and coordination for their 25 discharge hose, used once. Locations! All Utilities PAID! $375 • Roofing • Decks • Fencing economic development efforts. This $220. 573-699-4351. St. James. & Up. 417-532-9188, 417-588-5435. • All Types Of Remodeling •Seamless guttering • opportunity is a full-time, 40 hour a Flooring • Painting • Vinyl Siding • Insured MORTON WATER SOFTENER: MIDWEST INN Office space for rent starting at week position. A successful applicant For All Your Home Repairs 1 year old. $150. 417-533-5129. $150/mo. Chalet Village Shopping should have a strong background in Lebanon. 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LARGE DURO 6 INCH PLANER: $123,900 2002 Ford Explorer Limited. 3rd Split foyer, garage, yard. No pets. 3 bed/2 bath house on 1/2 acre lot in On rolling stand. $250. 573-480- row seat, 4x4, sunroof, loaded, nice, $700 plus deposit. Cherry Hills Subdivision. Master Suite Contact Information: For additional 7264. Camdenton. CLEAN TITLE ...... $6,000 w/whirlpool tub, split from other 2000 Nissan Pathfinder. 4x4, nice, details on job duties & Call 417-532-8112 responsibilities please visit STEEL UTILITY TOOL WORK bedrooms. Open kitchen/dining/living CLEAN TITLE ...... $4,000 http://www.lebanonredi.com CART: 5 drawers, on wheels. $75. area. Huge back yard fenced, 10 x 16 2002 Volkswagen Passat. Leather, 573-546-2370. Arcadia. storage building w/electric & A/C. sunroof, loaded, AWD nice! .... $6,000 Homes 407 417-230-3339 Interested persons should apply at the Wanted 370 2013 Ford Fusion Ecoboost SE. 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Rental The City of Lebanon Parks & Recreation Department is accepting Relativ acat Time, • Mu e Team ions, Passen assist. avail. 417-668-5853. applications for several positions including front desk attendants and st Have C Drivers, & M ger an lass lifeguards. Front desk attendants will be responsible for cash handling, d Must A CDL, uch More. XL 2 bed, 1 1/2 bath with garage. • No W be 24 years 30 Months In Dove area. Water paid, no pets, assisting customers and memberships. In order to apply for the Lifeguard est of a OTR • 9 Coast- ge Experien $465/mo. $250 dep. 417-532-5641. position, candidates must be a certifi ed lifeguard and at least 16 years 0% Dro No Northea ce • Prac p & Hook st tical - 100% of age. The Parks & Recreation Department will be hosting a lifeguard • 1 Miles Pai No Tou 0¢ per d Weekly ch Freigh certifi cation class for those who would like to obtain the certifi cation and • 2 mile bonus t 013/2014 V for Ont be eligible for employment. Please see the below dates and times. olvo’s ario, Canada and 5 run Individuals must be able to work different shifts and weekend CCallal O 3 foot dry van s To Britli Estates! l Our RecRecr hours. Pre-employment drug testing and completion of a successful ruiuitingtingH H 417•532•4253 background check is required as a condition of employment. 11-8- otot LinLine Please visit www.lebanonmissouri.org for information on qualifi cations. 866-378-50766- 3 Bedroom Duplex Now Available! or Visit us 378 Starting at $650/month plus deposit. Interested candidates must submit a completed employment application at www -5 to: Maggie Shelton, HR Generalist at P.O. Box 111, Lebanon, MO 65536. .tri-nat.07com1 1st month’s rent is FREE Application deadline is May 8, 2014. EOE with 1 year lease! (Duplexes & Townhouses only) Lifeguard Certification: 2 & 3 Bdrm. Apartments also available. May 16th through 18th With Paid water & trash, starting at $475/mo. For more information or to sign up, please *Now Accepting HUD w/approved application! contact Maggie Shelton at (417)991-2355. Office located at 2170 Beck Lane The cost will be $135.00 per person. PAGE 5B WEEKEND, CONTACT US: MAY 3 & 4, Have a book or movie review? 2014 Call us at 532-9131 or e-mail [email protected] Entertainment www.lebanondailyrecord.com ‘Spidey 2’ a little short of ‘Amazing’ Wall-crawler’s latest adventure packs in too many bad guys, but it’s still fun The overlong and over- A third person with a vendetta against Spidey is Russian gangster stuffed “Amazing Spi- Aleksei Sytsevich (a sorely miscast der-Man 2” falls short of Paul Giamatti). Aleksie, the man the adjective in its title who will become the supervil- lain known as the Rhino, is such a but still offers up plenty stereotypical character that he feels of comic book fun. like he could have been pulled straight from a “Rocky and Bull- Andrew Garfi eld returns as Pe- winkle” episode. Thankfully, he is ter Parker, the alter ego to every- used sparingly. one’s favorite webslinger, Spider- While the huge cast means most Man, and for all the things the of the characters fall through the budding franchise cracks in terms of back story and has gotten wrong, MOVIE REVIEW characterization, it also means he’s a major that Spider-Man has a whole slew check in the right of baddies to battle, and I have to column. While admit that Spider-Man swinging his fi lm predeces- through New York City, rescuing sor, Tobey Ma- people and fi ghting criminals, guire, was good has never looked better on the big in his own right, screen. Garfi eld is the In nearly two and a half hours, embodiment of which felt much longer by the time the Spider-Man I FINES MASSEY the movie reached the fi nal stretch, grew up loving as “Spider-Man 2” tries to jam what a kid eagerly de- would take a TV show a whole vouring stacks of comic books. As season to get through. In the end, Peter, he’s that less than confi dent the audience is worn out from fi nale kid who’s unsure of what to do after fi nale that is presented in the next, but once he slips on the red last half hour of climaxes, and the and blue duds, which have been characters don’t get the attention updated to the most spot-on rendi- tween Gwen and they deserve, making them all the tion of the suit yet, he’s a cocksure Peter after Peter less effective to the already tired au- hero, leaping into burning build- promised her dy- ‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2’ dience. The end of the fi lm hints that ings without a second thought and ing father to stay ■ Directed by Marc Webb the next movie will be packed with laughing in the face of danger. away from her ■ Written by Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci and Jeff Pinkner B- even more villains. If “Amazing Spi- Another aspect the fi lm gets in the last fi lm ■ Starring Andrew Garfi eld, Emma Stone, Jamie Foxx and Dane De- al- der-Man 2” can barely juggle three right is the lovely Emma Stone’s and shoehorns Haan most villains, I’m not confi dent they’ll do take on Gwen Stacy, Peter’s girl- in the origins ■ Running time: 2 hours and 22 minutes “Nutty Pro- much better with half a dozen. friend and keeper of his secrets. of not one but fessor” type Garfi eld’s performance in the There is a real chemistry between three new vil- employee of original fi lm led me to look past Stone and Garfi eld as their will- lains — all the while setting up for (Dane DeHaan, channelling a Oscorp, who is some of the fl aws of the fi rst fi lm they-or-won’t-they relationship future installments in the quickly young Brad Pitt in his “Twelve transformed into super villain — the rushed fi nal act, the overly plays out in the story. In a fi lm full growing, out-of-control franchise. Monkeys” era). He also leaves Electro after an accident at the comic booky take-over-the-world of CGI fueled superhero and vil- Oscorp, a scientifi c research Harry with a genetic disorder company. This Electro, unlike the plot and underdeveloped villain lain showdowns, their relationship corporation, continues to be the that Harry believes can only be lame spandex clad one from the — but the sequel only proves to is one of the few things that feels big bad-guy-making factory for cured by Spider-Man’s geneti- comics, is a near god-like being amplify the faults that I so hoped real. the series, as well as the origin cally altered blood, which obvi- of pure electricity who can phase would be rectifi ed as the cast and The major problem with “Spi- for our beloved arachnid-themed ously doesn’t bode too well for from one place to another, absorb fi lmmakers grew into the charac- der-Man 2” is that it tries to stuff hero, which is interesting and the friendly neighborhood hero. energy around him and blast it ters and story. way too much into a single fi lm. feels like lazy writing at the same Harry, however, isn’t the only back at anyone he doesn’t much ‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2” is The fi lm furthers the mysterious time. The head of the company, one who is out for Spider-Man’s like. He also apparently has the currently playing at the B & B Ritz story of the disappearance of Pe- Norman Osborne (Chris Cooper), blood. There’s also Max Dillon power to form nifty rubber boxer 8 Theatre on Jefferson Avenue next ter’s parents when he was a child, passes away and leaves the com- (Jamie Foxx doing the best he can shorts (to keep this movie PG-13) to the Lebanon-Laclede County deals with the complications be- pany to his son, Harry Osborne with the limited role), a bumbling, when he reforms his electric body. Library. TV LISTINGS PAGE 6B THE LEBANON DAILY RECORD, WEEKEND, MAY 3 & 4, 2014

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