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Volume 69, Number 110 One Dollar Charles W. Sampson Shadel’s Colonial/Lebanon MAY 10 & 11, 2014 DEATHS Esther Louise Burk You need to read today’s Leb a non Daily Record Louise A. Hobbs Day/Marshfi eld • NFL draft Page 1B Holman-Howe/Lebanon GOOD Elizabeth Ivey See Page 2A REA SONS • Kirk Pearce takes 'A Look Back' Page 2A Hedges-Scott/Camdenton 4 Susie L. Robertson • Hilton: Hats off to moms! Page 6A Holman-Howe/Hartville • Massey review: 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' Page 10A www.holmanhowe.com www.lebanondailyrecord.com Charges fi led in horse neglect case Owner faces 12 counts of animal abuse after sheriff, Humane Society investigations

From LDR Staff Missouri on Feb. 28 after attempts by The colt had blood coming from its found the remains of seven other and that they lacked shelter. The Multiple counts of animal abuse the Laclede County Sheriff’s Offi ce nose and appeared to be too weak to horses and possibly a cow in a pile. veterinarian said he was not aware have been fi led against a Lebanon and the Humane Society of Mis- stand. The deputy reported that the The deputy stated that all of the hip of the pile of dead horses on the back man after he allegedly starved sev- souri to work with Oviatt regarding outline of the colt’s ribs and spine bones, ribs and spines of the dead of the property. eral horses at his Laclede County the animals’ care. According to a could be seen because of its thin horses were showing and there were The deputy’s probable cause property. probable cause statement from the condition. numerous bones under and around statement states that she continued According to documents from HSMO, there had been an ongoing The deputy made contact with the dead animals. to attempt to make contact with Ovi- the Laclede County Prosecuting situation at the property regarding dispatchers and requested that the The deputy then made contact att, but was unable to do so. Attorney’s office, Thomas Harold the animals since July 2013. owner of the horses, Oviatt, be con- with a Missouri Department of Ag- At about 5 p.m., the deputy made Oviatt, 69, has been charged with According to a probable cause tacted, but no contact was made at riculture veterinarian, who had been contact with a local veterinarian to 12 counts of class A misdemeanor statement from a Laclede County that time. The deputy also reported on the property earlier in the day assess the condition of the colt that animal abuse. The charges allege Sheriff’s Offi ce deputy, the deputy seeing another horse within view- regarding an animal neglect report. had fallen through the ice earlier in that Oviatt was the owner of several was called to the property on Jan. 30 ing distance of the pond and found The veterinarian allegedly stated the day. horses and that he knowing failed after an employee from Sho Me Pow- that the horse was dead and still that he had spoken with Oviatt and The deputy noted in the prob- to provide adequate care of those er saw a horse had fallen through a had chains wrapped around all four had seen three to four horses on the able cause statement that previously animals. ice-covered pond. legs from being dragged. About 20 property that were thin, but not in open gates were now closed and Ownership of the horses was re- Once the deputy arrived, she lo- feet away, according to the prob- danger, and advised Oviatt that he chained. linquished to the Humane Society of cated a colt laying next to the water. able cause statement, the deputy was not feeding the horses property See ‘Charges’/ page 11A

Free Store O WORKS ON COUNTY HIGHWAYS closing M DOT for move to new building Lebanon From LDR Staff It might be a little harder to get rid of unwanted items man faces or to receive assistance for the next few weeks, but afterward the payoff will be charge of worth it. The Free Store Ministry will be closed May 13 through stealing May 24 for the purpose From LDR Staff of moving A Lebanon man who was into its new out of jail on bond in a bur- location glary case is accused of steal- in the old ing more than $3,000 worth of Shadel’s items from a local business. Colonial The Laclede County Pros- Chapel ecuting Attorney's offi ce has Building charged at 615 West 26-year- Meredith LDR photo/Kelly Morgan Elm St. old Co- A Missouri Department of Transportation crew works on a piece of equipment that has been recently detached from a truck. rey Dean During that time, custom- Road work on Route HH took place all week, making it necessary to close one lane. Crews are scheduled to work on Missouri O'Quinn ers will be able to contact 5 in the area between Route V and Route HH south of Lebanon starting on Tuesday. Free Store volunteers only with a in the case of an emergency. class C According to Free Store felony of Director Amber Meredith, stealing. emergencies include prob- Golf tournament renamed Art Walk O'Quinn lems like needing food or is being O'Quinn needing clothing for a job set for held in the interview. Laclede County Jail in lieu May 27-31, the Free Store for 'Lion Don' Hawkins of a $15,000 cash-or-surety will be open at its old loca- From LDR Staff Hawkins died on Aug. 22, Hawkins' daughter, Susan today bond, according to online court records. tion to get rid of items that This year, a longstanding 2013, and the Lions wanted to Mott, said that she is "thrilled" From LDR Staff A Lebanon Police offi cer it doesn’t plan on moving. Lebanon HOST Lions Club do something in his memory. about the name change. Those who are hunger- was dispatched at about 10:15 The Free Store will have its tradition is being rechristened Because Hawkins had been "Myself and my family ing for a taste of the local a.m. Thursday to Tim Parsons grand opening in its new in honor of its founder. instrumental in establish- were just very pleased and art scene should make time Auto Sales on Lynn Street for location on June 3. The Lebanon HOST Lions ing the golf tournament, the honored that they would to visit Lebanon's down- a report that a customer was Donors are asked not to Annual Golf Tourna- Lions Club committee think of my dad in this way, town today. trying to shoplift items from dump items at either the ment will be re- voted unanimous- to name this after him," she The Lebanon Art Guild the business. An employee at new location or the old loca- named the Lion ly to change the said. and Gallery will be hold- the store told the offi cer that tion, but to contact a volun- Don Hawkins event's name. Mott also thinks that the ing its Lebanon Art Walk she witnessed the customer, teer and make arrangements Memorial Golf "He (was) Lions Club's specifi c choice of show and sale today from later identifi ed as O'Quinn, for the donation. Tournament a great Lion. monument is a fi tting tribute 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the 200 place several pieces of jew- Meredith stated, “A lot in honor of He was there to her father. block of West Commercial elry in his pockets. The em- of people, if they’re in the the late Don every single "My dad was fond of golf, Street. The event will fea- ployee pointed out O'Quinn process of cleaning, or they Hawkins. week at our for one thing, and I think ture paintings, drawings, as he was leaving the store, need to move, or whatever According to meetings. He the Lions golf tournament multimedia, sculpture, according to a probable cause it may be, if they need to HOST Lions Club absolutely loved was really important to him, wood carving, fiber arts statement fi led by the LPD. bring their donations while President Debbie being a Lion, but the and he always worked really and basketry. When the officer spoke they’re closed, they can just Cantrell, Hawkins was golf tournament was just hard at it. So I think he would The Lake of the Ozarks with the alleged thief, contact us, and we’ll make one of the Lions who origi- like the jewel in his crown. defi nitely be pleased, and I Woodcarvers will provide O'Quinn denied taking any- arrangements for them to nally suggested holding the He loved the tournament," just think it's such an honor. a woodcarving demonstra- thing from the store. O'Quinn bring it to the new store.” tournament. Cantrell said. I was really pleased when I tion, Roberto Regaldo will gave the officer permission Donors have always been "The Lebanon HOST Lions According to Cantrell, heard that," she said. provide an acrylic painting to search his person, dur- discouraged from leaving have been around town since Hawkins was not only an As it did before the name demonstration and there ing which the officer alleg- items at the Free Store when 1930 doing things for people integral part of the golf tour- change, most of the proceeds will also be a basket weav- edly located several pieces it is not open, and for the in the community, and 14 nament, he was an all-around from the tournament will be ing demonstration. of jewelry with price tags time being, that policy will years ago Don Hawkins -- or good person. used locally to provide eye Also at the Art Walk, still on them. The employee continue at the new location. we call him Lion Don -- and She stated, "He was a great exams and eyeglasses for local author Laura Valenti identified the jewelry and a However, Meredith says she a few other Lions decided man and very prominent in children in local schools. will be signing copies of knife as having originated hopes to eventually have a we needed to have an annual town and was known for his This year's Lion Don her books, and the Leba- from the business. The items canopy in the back of the golf tournament," Cantrell love of Lebanon and making Hawkins Memorial Golf non Humane Society will were valued at $3,134, the building where people can explained. "And so we've had things easier on people less Tournament will take place have puppies and kittens statement said. leave donations. a lot of fun with that over the fortunate. He was a stellar June 20 at Great Life Golf on hand for adoption. last 13, this is our 14th year." See ‘Moving’/ page 12A feller." and Fitness. See ‘Walk’/ page 11A See ‘Stealing’/ page 12A Page 2A THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEEKEND, MAY 10 & 11, 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com

CALENDAR DEATHS A LOOK BACK The Lebanon Daily Record ELIZABETH IVEY ESTHER LOUISE BURK Here’s a look at events non when school is out. Calendar of Events is open to Elizabeth Ivey, 85, of Leba- Esther Louise Burk, 88, of in Laclede County and the * * * * * * churches, civic groups, clubs, non, died Friday, May 9, 2014, Marshfi eld, died Friday, May surrounding area from May Mary Allen was the vale- schools and other Lebanon- at Christian Healthcare North 8, 2014, at Cox South Hospital 3-10. dictorian at Conway High area nonprofi t organizations. in Lebanon. in Springfi eld. 50 YEARS AGO School and Sherry Miller the Calendar items may con- Arrangements for Elizabeth tain the following informa- She is survived by her hus- 1964 salutatorian. Ivey are incomplete at this tion: event, date, time, place, band, Carl, of the home; seven Lebanon High School’s * * * * * * sponsoring organization and time and will be announced by children, Carolyn Smith of track squad is enjoying an- Nebo, Mo., located east of person to contact for more in- Hedges-Scott Funeral Home Springfield, Teri Tackage of other good season, racking up Lebanon on Missouri 32 was formation (FFI numbers). The of Camdenton. Marshfi eld, Janie Calton and impressive scores in just about featured in this week’s Rustic- Calendar will be published Darrell of Lebanon, Shiela every department. Members Republican. One store, a post according to space available. SUSIE L. ROBERTSON Reid and Jeff of Niangua, of the squad are Jim Guzan, offi ce and a garage comprise SATURDAY, MAY 10 Susie L. Robertson, 74, of Eric Burk and Cindy of Bu- Delbert Cook, the town. Ralph Nelson has ART IN BLOOM — 9 a.m. Hartville, died Thursday af- ford, Ga., Carolyn Burk of Gary Was- A LOOK BACK operated the store for the past to 6 p.m. at the Gallery, 227 ternoon, May 8, 2014, at her Marshfi eld, and David Burk mer, Dick 37 years. Red McGuire is the W. Commercial. home. and Patti of Grayson, Ga.; Steele, Mike postmaster and also operates PLAD CEMETERY She is survived by two sons, CLEANUP/WORK DAY — two sisters, Mary Weishar Lawson, Ver- the garage. The old mill at Big 9 a.m. Volunteers needed. Mark Robertson, of Mountain and Charlie of Kansas and non Cupps, Spring was also featured. HUGHES CENTER Grove and Dennis Robertson, Martha Moore and Harry of Ken Coff- * * * * * * DANCE — 7-10 p.m. with LOUISE A. HOBBS of Grovespring; a number of Kansas; 20 grandchildren; 30 man, James Newton School located Bill’s Country Review. Louise A. Hobbs, 83, of grandchildren; a sister, Dolly great-grandchildren; and six O’Quinn, between Russ and Orla closed Bring fi nger foods. Lebanon, formerly of Quincy, Jordan, of Hamilton; a brother, great-great grandchildren. Sam Allen, this week and school will no ELDRIDGE VOLUNTEER Herbert Clark, of Hartville, Funeral services for Esther Jay Lawson, longer be held there, as they FIRE DEPT. ANNUAL Ill., died Tuesday, May 6, 2014, KIRK PEARCE at her home, near Lebanon. also a number of nieces and Louise Burk are scheduled for Gary John- are transporting their students POTLUCK MEETING nephews. — 5 p.m. at the fi re station. She was born Aug. 8, 1930, 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 13, 2014, son, Howard next year to Independence Everyone welcome. FFI: in Chicago, Ill. to Milton J. and Arrangements for Susie at the Day Funeral Home in Coffman, Gary Basnett, Ron- School. 417-426-8028. Selma A. Muegge Williams. L. Robertson are incomplete Marshfi eld. Burial will be in nie Knight, Jim Hawkins, * * * * * * LONESOME HILL on Jan. 11, 1951, she mar- at this time and will be an- the Graham Cemetery. Mike Griffi n, Hank Scrivener, Stoutland High School held CEMETERY WORK DAY ried Richard A. “Dick’’ Hobbs nounced by Holman-Howe Visitation is scheduled for Mike Esther, Ronald Bauer, baccalaureate services. The — 9:30 a.m. Bring rakes. in Quincy, Ill. Funeral Home of Hartville. 7 to 8 p.m. Monday at the Sam McDowell, Bill Bishop, valedictorian is Linda Krog- MONDAY, MAY 12 funeral home. Danny Gann, Ken Piercy, stad and Claudine Wyant as VIETNAM VETERANS She was preceded in death — 6:30 p.m. at American by her parents; her husband, CHARLES W. SAMPSON Memorial donations to Bill McAllister, Tom Wehner. salutatorian. Legion. Dick, on Nov. 22, 2012; a son, Charles W. Sampson, 91, of the cemetery may be made Managers are Calvin Gilmore * * * * * * PIZZA-TRIVIA BOWL Ray D. Hobbs; and a brother Lebanon, died Tuesday, May through the funeral home. and Richard Wrinkle. Track News from country cor- — 6-8:30 p.m., doors open and sister-in-law, Roger and 6, 2014. coaches are Charlie Finley and respondents: Conway: Chil- 5:30 p.m. at Second Baptist Eilene Williams. He was born Feb. 28, 1923, Bob McDaniels. dren of the Methodist Church Church Fellowship Hall to She was a devoted home- in Depew, Okla., to William * * * * * ** presented a program Sunday benefi t New Life Project. maker to her husband and Sylvester and Loraine Barton KEEPING Dr. J.M. Saeger, local morning under the direction Tickets $15 at door or at weather observer, has released of Mrs. Stratton Long, Mrs. Page Printing, Whimsy’s, was a loving mother of her Sampson. or Pierced Book Store. FFI: six children. She also worked Charles W. Sampson served IN TOUCH weather data for the month of Robert Schulz, Mrs. George 588-4680 or 718-2900. as an Avon representative for in the U.S. Navy from Oct. 19, April. The highest temperature Boyd, Mrs. Charles Warren, CHAPTER HS PEO 20 years. 1943 until his honorable dis- was 85 degrees on the 16th and Mrs. J.C. Smith and Barba- — 7 p.m. at home of Bette She was a member of The charge on Dec. 15, 1945. We’re at the corner of Commercial Street the lowest temperature was 29 ra Schulz. Pine Creek: Mr. Baldwin. Regrets only Jen and Jefferson Avenue in downtown degrees on April 9, 1964. There and Mrs. Clyde Posten have Crossing Church in Quincy, On Feb. 23, 1942, he mar- Lebanon. We’re open 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Moore 417-664-3473. Ill. She also was an active was 5.21 inches of rainfall. bought was is known as the KOINONIA CHRISTIAN ried Ruby Geneva Parker, Monday-Friday. member past president of the who preceded him in death * * * * * * * Ewel Groves farm. Mill Creek- LADIES FELLOWSHIP — Roy Castleman, formerly of Cook: Mr. and Mrs. Homer 6 p.m. at West Side Church Elks Lodge Women’s Auxil- in 1997. On April 6, 1998, he You can reach us by: of God. iary in Quincy, Ill. married Eleanor Fireoved. Columbia, has joined the staff Starnes celebrated their 45th Mail: P.O. Box 192, Lebanon, Mo., of the Lebanon Farm Equip- wedding anniversary. Orla: ALANON — 5:30 p.m. ev- Survivors include two He was a faithful member 65536 ery Monday at First United daughters, Dian Higgins and of the Bennett Springs Church ment Company as a salesman. Aunt Nettie Robinson has sold Methodist Church. her husband, Rodney, of Des- of God. Telephone: (417) 532-9131 Mrs. Castleman, their son and See ‘Look’/ page 11A ALCOHOLICS ANONY- tin, Fla.; Dee Wilson and her Charles W. Sampson was daughter will move to Leba- MOUS — noon every Mon- husband, Stan, of Lebanon; Fax: (417) 532-8140 day, Wednesday and Thurs- also preceded in death by three sons, Richard A. Hobbs, day; 6 p.m. Fridays; 5 p.m. his parents; a brother, Wil- Publication No. USPS 308-320 Sunday, St. Francis de Sales Jr. and his wife, Yolanda, of liam Weaver; and six sisters, PERIODICALS POSTAGE PAID AT Mumford Building. Lebanon; Daniel V. Hobbs, of Lorene Brown, Juanita Ma- LEBANON, MO 65536 TUESDAY, MAY 13 Franklin, Tenn. and Dale E. han, Joy Lee Humphries, LCA BOARD MEETING Hobbs and his wife, Yvonne, of Verda Byrd, Fay Gray and WE BELIEVE: The Daily Record upholds civic pride in city, state and — 7 p.m. at Mercy Hospital Quincy, Ill.; 11 grandchildren, Ruth Weaver. board room. nation and stands for civic freedom, Ray David Hobbs, Jr. and his He is survived by his wife, along with honesty in public affairs, HUFFT CEMETERY wife, Dessa, Brian Hobbs and ANNUAL ELECTION — 7 Eleanor; two daughters, Dr. for true principles, right men and right his wife, Krista, Amanda Col- Charlene Burton of Rhineland- causes under whatever banner they p.m. at Eldridge Volunteer might appear. 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Hobbs are under the Memorial donations may NIFTY NEEDLERS — 1-3 direction of Zehender Robin- be made through the funeral p.m. at Lebanon-Laclede son Stormer Cookson Funeral home to Regional Hospice or County Library. FFI: 532- Home in Quincy, Ill., with the Hughes Senior Center. 2148. local arrangements under the For more information or OPEN MEETING direction of Holman-Howe ALCOCHOLICS to sign the guest book, go to ANONYMOUS — 6 p.m. Funeral Home of Lebanon. www.shadelscolonialchapel. every Tuesday at Southern For more information or to com. Heights Christian Church, view or sign the online memo- NEW MILE- S. Hwy. 5 across from rial, visit www.holmanhowe. airport, use south entrance com STONES DEAD- off parking lot. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 LINE IS 9 A.M. SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS BOARD www.shadelscolonialchapel.com MEETING — 11 a.m. at WEDNESDAY Crosslines Ministries. 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ANNIVERSARIES

Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers 50th wedding anniversary

Don and Evaleen Rogers, of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Whitehead Lebanon, will celebrate their Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fisher 50th wedding anniversary when their children can all be 50th wedding 50th wedding together. anniversary anniversary Don and Evaleen Steven and Mae (Schnor- at a later date. Omission of rbusch) Whitehead, of Leba- gifts is requested, but cards Roger and Sharon Fisher their daughter Mr. and Mrs. non, will celebrate their 50th would be appreciated. will celebrate their 50th wed- Bob Mowery and family and wedding anniversary on Sun- ding anniversary with an their son Mr. and Mrs. Marc ENGAGEMENTS day, May 18. anniversary party to be held Fisher and family. They were married at the from 2 to 4 p.m. May 18 at Roger W. Fisher and Sha- North Shore Church in Chi- the Lebanon First Assembly ron K. Sell were married on cago, Ill. by the Rev. Kramer. of God. May 13, 1964, in Niangua. They had three sons, Steven The party will be hosted by (Cindy), of Schaumburg, Ill.; Richard (Larisa), of Israel and Allan (deceased) of Hanover ENGAGEMENTS Park, Ill., also fi ve grandchil- dren. Due to a death in the fam- Steven and Mae —1964 ily, there will be a celebration BIRTHDAYS

Kristin Janae’ Knapp and Cody Grant Prock Knapp, Prock to wed

Randy and Carrie Knapp, The wedding will be held of Long Lane, announce the at 7 p.m. June 4, 2014, at engagement and upcoming Timberline Barn, 42 Rainbow Kayla Diane Davis and Matthew Garrison Hill marriage of their daughter Road, Buffalo, with a recep- Kristin Janae’ Knapp, to Cody tion to follow. Grant Prock, son of Tony and All family and friends are Davis, Hill Angie Prock, of Morgan. invited to attend. engaged PEOPLE PAGE DEADLINE Mark and Debbi Davis, and is attending Drury Uni- IS 11 A.M. MONDAY Susa (Amos) Davis of Lebanon, announce the versity. She is a paraprofes- engagement of their daugh- sional at Esther Elementary. 80th Birthday ter Kayla Diane Davis to The groom-to-be is a Leba- Local Makes Sense Matthew Garrison Hill, son non High School graduate PZ[HRPUN[OPZ Susa (Amos) Davis cele- great-grandchildren, along of Thomas and Sheri Hill, of and is employed as a welder VWWVY[\UP[`[V brated her 80th birthday with with her husband Sherman. Lebanon. at G3 Boats. her family of four children, They enjoy their family and The bride-to-be is a gradu- Wedding plans are for June JVUNYH[\SH[L nine grandchildren, and nine friends. ate of Lebanon High School 7, 2014, in Ash Grove. The Class of 2014

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Job seek- ers line up new seasoned fries for a job fair at Colum- The Associated Press The website GrubGrade. bia-Greene NEW YORK — McDon- com had published photos Community ald’s says it plans to start of the seasoned fries at a College in testing seasoned french fries McDonald’s in Stockton, Hudson, at select U.S. locations start- California, on Thursday. N.Y. on April ing Friday. The packaging includes di- 22. The The world’s biggest ham- rections telling people how number of burger chain says the test of to pour the seasoning onto Americans its “Shakin’ Flavor Fries” will french fries in a bag and seeking take place at restaurants in unemploy- shake them. northern California and St. ment last “As with all tests, we week fell by Louis. Customers will be able aren’t in a position to draw 26,000. to choose garlic Parmesan, conclusions or make as- AP file photo/Mike spicy Buffalo or zesty ranch sumptions about the test Groll fl avors. since it is just beginning but McDonald’s spokeswom- we hope our customers in an Lisa McComb says the these two markets enjoy the idea came from the compa- new fl avors,” McComb said ny’s “Shake Shake” seasoned in an email. fries, which debuted in Hong McDonald’s, based in Oak New unemployment claims decline Kong in 2005 before spread- Brook, Illinois, has more than ing to countries including 35,000 locations around the Improved hiring should help boost economic growth for the rest of this year China, India and Australia. world.

By Christopher S. Rugaber ment rate plunged to 6.3 percent The Associated Press from 6.7 percent. But that drop Report: Apple on verge WASHINGTON — The Monthly job gains have averaged occurred because fewer people number of Americans seeking 214,000 from January through April, up looked for work. The govern- unemployment benefits fell from 194,000 in 2013. ment doesn’t count people as of buying Beats for $3.2B 26,000 last week to 319,000, the unemployed unless they are The Associated Press latest sign that the job market actively searching. would add Beats Electronics’ SAN FRANCISCO — Ap- is slowly improving. 2007. cutting fewer jobs. That trend The improved hiring should popular line of headphones ple is orchestrating a $3.2 bil- The drop follows two weeks “Through the volatility, the is typically followed by more help boost economic growth for and music streaming service lion acquisition of Beats Elec- of increases that refl ected most- data remain encouraging,” hiring, though the relationship the rest of this year. to an Apple line-up that al- tronics, the headphone maker ly temporary layoffs around said Jim O’Sullivan, chief U.S. is not always exact. The economy barely expand- ready includes digital music and music streaming distribu- the Easter holiday. The holiday economist at High Frequency About 2.69 million people are ed in the fi rst three months of players and the iTunes store, tor founded by hip-hop star can cause an uptick in layoffs of Economics. receiving benefi ts, 76,000 fewer the year, growing at an annual the world’s top music re- Dr. Dre and record producer bus drivers, cafeteria workers The four-week average of than in the previous week. That rate of just 0.1 percent. That was tailer. Jimmy Iovine, according to a and other school workers dur- applications is down from an fi gure has fallen nearly 11 per- largely because a brutal winter If the deal is completed, it published report. ing spring break. Those earlier average of 343,000 for all of last cent in the past year. An ad- kept consumers away from would be by far the largest Citing people familiar with increases caused the four-week year, O’Sullivan noted. That ditional 1.3 million people lost shopping malls, shut down purchase in Apple Inc.’s 38- the negotiations, The Finan- average of applications, a less is “consistent with the pick- benefits when an emergency factories and discouraged home year history. cial Times says Apple could volatile number, to rise 4,500 to up in employment growth” program that had provided up and car sales. The Cupertino company announce the deal as early a seasonally adjusted 324,750. that’s taken place this year, he to 47 extra weeks of aid expired But many signs suggest that has traditionally seen little as next week. In its report With the impact of the holi- added. Monthly job gains have at the end of 2013. the economy has rebounded need to buy technology from posted online late Thursday, day fading, applications are re- averaged 214,000 from January Employers have stepped up since then as the weather has other companies, reflecting the newspaper warned the turning to pre-recession levels. through April, up from 194,000 hiring in recent months. The warmed. Most analysts esti- Apple’s confi dence in its abil- talks could still collapse if the The average fell in early April in 2013. economy gained 288,000 jobs in mate that the economy is grow- ity to turn its own ideas into two sides can’t agree on some to 312,000, the fewest since Applications are a proxy April, the most in 2½ years, the ing at a healthy annual pace of revolutionary products such fi nal details. October 2007. The recession for layoffs, and so the decline government said last week. about 3.5 percent in the current as the Mac computer, the iPod, The potential acquisition offi cially began in December suggests that companies are In addition, the unemploy- April-June quarter. the iPhone and the iPad. Congratulations to the following Lebanon Band Members for their outstanding performance at the MSHSAA State Solo & Ensemble festival Saturday May 3rd. Twenty three solos or small ensembles from Lebanon performed and the directors are very proud of their efforts!

Students receiving a 1 (Superior) rating are:

Mychell Finley, Chantel Biddinger, Hannah Goans and AnneMarie Gerke - Flute Quartet; Kim Palmer, Jordy Poe, Cassie Reed and Ryan England - Saxophone Quartet; Dylon Zimdars, Rachel Wadley, Angel Edwards, Desmond Blake, Hunter Ambrose and Aaron Crowell - Brass Sextet; Andrew Stoll, Sawyer Nichols, Paige Wakefield, Michael Fincher and Joe Tarczynski - Brass Quintet; Emily Watson - Clarinet solo; Solara Martin - Clarinet solo; Paige Wakefield, McKenna Ranfeld, Kali Baedke and Chelsey Starnes - French Horn Quartet; Paige Wakefield - French Horn solo; Madison Elsea - Marimba Solo; Mackenzie McDaniel - Clarinet solo; Cole Baker - Tuba solo; Kali Baedke - French Horn solo; Mackenzie McDaniel, Jessica Wright, Emily Watson and Nicole Elersic - Clarinet Quartet; Chantel Biddinger - Flute solo; Tony Lucas - Marimba solo; Joe Tarczynski - Tuba solo

Students receiving a 2 (Outstanding) rating are:

Catlin Rapp - Bassoon solo; Alicyn Quick - Clarinet solo; Mychell Finley, Lauren Hynes, Solara Martin, McKenna Ranfeld and Catlin Rapp - Woodwind Quintet; Lauren Hynes - Oboe solo; Jordyn Poe - Alto Saxophone solo; Zach Mings, Desmond Blake, Collin Seibert and Matt Dixon - Trombone Quartet; McKenna Ranfeld - French Horn solo

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We want to hear your opinion on local, state and national issues. You may contact The Lebanon Daily Hats off Record in any number of ways. WRITE US Readers should send letters to the to moms! editor to: Editor: c/o Lebanon Daily Record To every woman who has raised P.O. Box 192 a child, grandchild or other young- Lebanon, MO 65536 ster, happy Mother’s Day! If you Letters to the editor will be published can, tell your mom she’s irreplace- without charge as space permits. able. They must be signed and include an address and phone number so the *** letter’s authenticity may be con- It’s tough to plead that you’re fi rmed. Names will not be withheld. broke when you’re sitting on $8 The subject matter cannot deal with million, give or take a million. personalities. Before Council can consider rais- Letters must be kept to 400 words or ing electric rates, it will have to less, and we reserve the right to con- dense or edit letters without changing do something about the Electric their meaning. Reserve. Letters thanking private individuals or A couple of weeks ago, City Ad- businesses will be published only as ministrator Chris Heard intimated paid advertising. Thank-yous to the to Council that electric rates need community at large will be considered on a case-by-case basis. to go up. First, though, he offered No poetry, please. a means by which Council can camoufl age the city’s healthy cash CALL US balance. At 532-9131 during business hours The city has nearly $19 mil- for more information. lion in the bank. Several millions E-MAIL US are encumbered. Those funds are Readers may send e-mail to the products of bond issues and will Lebanon Daily Record at the following be spent on the sewage treatment Web address:editor@lebanondailyre- plant, water department repairs cord.com. and capital improvements. Bor- rowed money has to be repaid with interest, so debt offsets some balances. But the Electric Reserve is Hillary ‘Out of Step’ Clash in the unique, it seems to me. The Electric Reserve belongs to customers be- cause every dollar came from City electric ratepayers. with Dems Cornhusker state The balance of the Electric Reserve stood at So here is the game: Is it easier There are other choices. But the The Republican civil war, as the plane the Chinese forced out of the to fi gure out who will be the 2016 oft-used saying is that Republicans press refers to it, will come to a head sky in 2001. A memo surfaced relat- COMMENTARY $7.725 million in July 2013. The Republican nominee or who will fall in line while Democrats fall in Nebraska in just over one week. ing to that incident that purported to fund once reached be the 2016 Democratic nominee if in love. Three candidates are in the running: clear Osborn of any errors in judg- nearly $20 million, Hillary Clinton does not run? And the Democrats are in love Shane Osborn, Ben Sasse and Sid ment or handling of the situation. It but millions have Think about it. Got an answer with Hillary Clinton. Face it; if she Dinsdale. My pick, Ben Sasse, leads turns out that the memo was a fake been loaned to yet? runs for the nomination, she wins the race presently, but Washington and Osborn had to take responsibil- industries here so I know your answer: What nor- the nomination. If Joe Biden runs money is pouring in to stop him. ity for it. That has dragged down that they could ex- mal person is thinking about such against her, that would be a com- Conservative momentum could his polling, and he has resorted to pand and add jobs. things in May 2014? plication. He would make a terrifi c come to a halt in the cornhusker state attacking Sasse nonstop. The industries Well, no normal people. Just the happy warrior on the road, a per- if Sasse loses. Standing on the left side of the KATIE HILTON repay the loans as national press corps, political op- fect contrast to Clinton’s somewhat Sasse is a college president who fi eld is Sid Dinsdale, a banker who lease payments, so eratives and potential candidates. glum public persona. (I am assured had previously spent time working is largely self-funded. Dinsdale, who the Electric Re- The game is afoot. And it will she lights up like a 1,000-watt LED in Washington for the Bush Admin- calls himself a “lifelong Republican,” serve should have received income not stop. in private, but candidates don’t run istration doing health care policy. An has written numerous checks to this year of about $1.3 million. The Republican fi eld is in tur- in private.) outspoken critic of Obamacare, his Democrats over the years. His bank That income instead is shoring moil for at least two reasons. Still, I don’t see Biden beating opponents have painted him, with worked with Democrats to craft the up electric operations because the The fi rst is that once again, there her for the nomination. In fact, I out-of-context state- Dodd-Frank legislation. Dinsdale is no “next guy in don’t see Biden running, even if ments, as a support- himself has said he would never vote cost of wholesale power has risen a FROM THE LEFT FROM THE RIGHT bit in the past several years. Electric line,” i.e., a candi- she doesn’t run. Which leaves the er of the law. Sasse against increasing the debt ceiling. operations may have a shortfall of date who has paid Democrats where? is supported by a Though he has limited support from between $2.5 and $3 million this his dues and “de- Also in a state of turmoil, that’s group of conserva- the establishment and conservatives, year, Heard estimates. The Electric serves” the nomi- where. There are all sorts of names: tives who are often Dinsdale has benefi ted from the feud Reserve will balance the books. nation. Martin O’Malley of Maryland, Tim fighting each oth- between Osborn and Sasse. So Heard says rates have to go Secondly, the Re- Kaine of Virginia, Andrew Cuomo er. Paul Ryan, Tom The Republican Establishment has up. I strongly disagree. The City publicans have not of New York, Elizabeth Warren Coburn, the Senate made it a priority to stop the wave of can readily afford at least one more solved the problem of Massachusetts, Mark Warner Conservatives Fund, conservatives building momentum ERICK year of rate stability. that afflicts them of Virginia, Kirsten Gillibrand of the Club for Growth, across the country. In the past few ROGER ERICKSON What about cutting expenses? every time they get New York and Amy Klobuchar of FreedomWorks, Na- months, the Chamber of Commerce SIMON No joy on that front, I guess. Dur- the sense they can Minnesota. The list goes on. (Rahm tional Review, Red- and Washington lobbyists have ing a two-hour discussion about actually win the Emanuel, show us the Chicago State and others have all joined poured money into campaigns to electric operations, neither Heard White House: Do they go a little to way!) Sasse’s campaign. Sarah Palin and oppose conservatives. They scored nor Public Works Director Richard the center to pick up independent Possible Democratic candidates Sens. Mike Lee and Ted Cruz recently a victory with Thom Tillis in North Shockley ever uttered the word and swing voters to make up for who have “ruled out” running endorsed him, too. Carolina against a divided conserva- “cut.” the minority voters they are never would likely rule it back in should Sasse is the conservative standard tive fi eld, but the two conservatives What about halting the transfer going to win, or do they stay true Clinton not run. But Republican bearer in the race. But that has also in the race combined received more of electric revenue to pay for City to their ideals and go hard right, operatives are predicting a large made him a target. In Kentucky, Sen. votes. Hall and its ever-growing staff? risking victory in the name of Democratic fi eld even if Hillary Mitch McConnell is fi ghting off busi- That brings us back to Nebraska. This year, electric ratepayers will ideological purity? does run. nessman Matt Bevin for the Republi- Conservatives need a win with Ben fork over more than $1 million The far right of the party — On Tuesday, I spoke to a senior can nomination. Bevin is supported Sasse, and the establishment knows for the general fund and another movement conservatives and oth- Republican consultant who has by many of the conservative groups it. The establishment has decided $227,000 for economic develop- ers — is maddened each time the had hands-on experience in presi- supporting Sasse, most notably the that Sasse must be defeated because ment. If that money remained in party makes a “safe” choice in the dential campaigns. Not unexpect- Senate Conservatives Fund, a group of who supports him. With polling electric operations, it could go a name of victory and ends up los- edly, he thinks Clinton has many I support and contribute to. Because showing Sasse gaining more and long way toward covering the gap ing. Those Republicans want that weaknesses and will not freeze out of the shared support, Mitch McCon- more ground, it appears the estab- between current rates and our pay- game to stop in 2016. They want a other Democrats from running in nell has worked to defeat Ben Sasse. lishment would be willing to take a ments to MoPEP. “true” conservative in 2016. the 2016 Democratic primary. Declaring he would beat tea party Democrat, just to stop conservative But the general fund would But will they get one? Could the “Just look at history,” he said. candidates everywhere, McConnell momentum. A political action com- collapse if the huge infusion from party really resist a Jeb Bush-John “When is the last time there has has used his longtime Washington mittee run by Mitch McConnell’s for- electric customers were removed Kasich ticket? It would be a ticket been a front-runner without a seri- connections to pour money into Ne- mer campaign manager, Justin Bra- immediately. Council should begin that not only oozed empathetic ous challenge? Nixon in 1960? braska against Sasse. sell, just spent more than $100,000.00 weaning City Hall off electric conservatism but could gain an “But Hillary’s biggest problem Nominally getting McConnell’s in advertising against Sasse. revenue and start cutting waste advantage in two critical states: support is Shane Osborn. Osborn, See ‘Simon’/ page 8A See ‘Erickson’/ page 7A and unnecessary spending from the Florida and Ohio. while in the military, piloted the general fund. Heard wants to redistribute all the balances so that each of the COMMENTARY budget’s 15 funds has a reserve of 15-20%. He and Mayor Anderson said such a fl ush budget would Time for a vision test impress Standard & Poor’s and lift Can Lebanon see well? Does Leba- it wants to accomplish in either a timeline could have been included particular individual saw them. The Lebanon’s credit rating. Our credit non know where it is heading? Who the short term or long term. Our for patrons about the construction value of paying to post the various is plenty good right now, and if exactly is behind the steering wheel city leaders should process. meetings held by boards of our city in S&P is reluctant to help the City and do they know the way, or do they COMMENTARY come up with some It is not too late to post a couple more areas is questionable. The vast go deeper into debt in a couple of have to stop and ask directions? Leb- projects that can be of signs saying what is being done majority of the time it is hard to get a years, fi ne by me. I don’t trust them anon, like any organization, needs accomplished in and a projected fi nish date. I’m not quorum of the board members, much to borrow and spend wisely. to have some set goals that we can the near future and saying the city has not publicized this less a large audience of interested So far, besides vaguely discuss- strive for to give us direction and a some longer-term information, I am saying everyone citizens to attend. ing a 10% rate hike, Council has sense of achievement when we get to projects for us to doesn’t know the information, and I would like to see a plan for our reviewed Shockley’s plan to spend the fi nish line. The mayor obviously participate in their signs at the actual work site would city. Not an expensive master plan completed by someone who doesn’t $2 million for automated meters. had some ideas for our city when he completion. help with everyone’s understanding even live here, but rather, a simple They had questions, so maybe com- took offi ce. The problem becomes The work being of the process. I guess it’s like when plan saying we hope to accomplish mon sense will prevail. The plan as communicating to council and citi- conducted on Com- someone writes that no one posts the presented is to pay for the utility STEVE SING these items this year, and a couple of zens of Lebanon these goals/ideals, mercial Street could downtown business districts meet- loftier goals for the longer term. meters from the Electric Fund, and getting everyone, including staff, have been identifi ed ings. Well that is incorrect, I checked already in defi cit, but keep all the It could be as simple as commu- behind them. Like Lebanon Regional as one such project. The citizens of and this week’s meetings, like all the nicating things that are already on Economic Development Inc., our city Lebanon could have been educated rest, have been posted at City Hall. See ‘Hilton’/ page 7A has not communicated well what about what was going to happen and They just weren’t posted where that See ‘Sing’/ page 8A THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEEKEND, MAY 10 & 11, 2014 Page 7A www.lebanondailyrecord.com

OPINION LETTERS TO THE EDITOR All veterans deserve a salute inspect profi t establishments, Private gatherings I will never forget the day loon release representing the when you look at the entire ton D.C. by politicians who shouldn’t need permits schools and etc., but lets use some common sense. a young Lebanon business Missouri servicemen who had picture. But even one veteran were more concerned about Big Brother is at it again. Sherman Davis owner came up to me with still not been accounted for at who ends up homeless, or un- their own political agendas As I understand an edi- Lebanon tears in his eyes to confess that that time in our history. able to fi nd work, or unable to than meeting the needs of torial in the Lebanon Daily for some time he had “har- In recent months we have receive adequate medical care, those who had served our Record last week, it looks like Kudos to the LCA bored resentment” against the had several discussions on is one too many. country so faithfully and so the Laclede County Health While I tire reading of neg- people of Lebanon, his home the “Memories of Laclede What bothers me is that well. Department wants to enter ative news in our community, town, after returning from County” Facebook page about this neglect or mistreatment is The situation at the VA in our kitchens. we have many positive things Vietnam because no one, other how the Vietnam veterans often government sponsored Phoenix is about as bad as it I guess the NSA reading happening, too. One of these than family members, had were treated upon their return in one way or another. We gets, but I fear it may not be our e-mail and listening to acknowledged his service in to the states. provide the most minimal of the only story. is our local Lebanon Concert COMMENTARY our phone calls, and the EPA Association. any way. Many of benefi ts for our veterans and According to the CNN telling us what we can use (Thursday) was the fi nal He went on to say that “To- the mem- their families, yet we pay our Health website, there was a to heat our concert of the season, an day, for the fi rst time the load bers on that elected offi cials from the Presi- deliberate effort by keeping a home, now outstanding performance by is lifted and I feel a peace in Facebook site dent on down outrageous secret list to hide the fact that comes the Rodney Mack Philadelphia my heart which I never had either were salaries and benefi ts and pro- 1,400 to 1,600 sick veterans LCHD getting Big Brass. They were a group before.” actually de- vide them with the fi nest in were forced to wait months to into our kitch- of extremely talented musi- That “day” was July 21, ployed to health care. Our priorities in see a doctor. ens. Soon they cians from New Orleans and 1984, and we had just conclud- Vietnam or America in this regard are This was an elaborate will be in the New York City among other ed a special service remember- had a family greatly misplaced. scheme cooked up by manag- bedroom. places. We are so fortunate to ing those still held Prisoner member who I have followed the news ers at the hospital that involved of War or Missing in Action, was, and the JOAN stories over the years about instructing the appointment Our se- have such programs available HART nior Sunday to us locally. An adult season while also honoring our local memories of this very critical and troubling setters to enter information School class meets monthly membership for six perfor- Vietnam veterans, those who being spit flaw in our government so, into the computer, but instead for food and fellowship. Now mances is $60, that’s $10 per had returned as well as those upon and heckled and taunted although I hate to say it, I was of “saving” the record into it looks liked we will need event, less than the cost of who had made the ultimate as they deplaned at vari- not totally shocked when the the computer database, they to get a permit to have food a movie and popcorn. The sacrifi ce. ous large airports across the news broke this week about were to do a “screen capture at our church. If your family citizens who have tirelessly I had been working with country are still very vivid the VA hospital in Phoenix hard copy printout.” After the has a picnic at a park, better devoted their time and en- Rusty Carmichael for sev- and hurtful. and the administrator’s efforts information was transferred to get a permit and inspection ergy in bringing us this form eral months prior to that time I don’t understand why, there to deceive the Veterans a secret digital fi le, the hard or face a citation and fi ne. Is of entertainment for over 30 with regard to our MIAs and in a nation as great as ours, and their families by com- copy was shredded. The end this really necessary or just years deserve our support. POWs. Rusty was the Com- we keep staffed recruitment mitting fraud in her record result was that there was no another way for people to Keep up the good work. mander of District 8 VFW offices in every town, and keeping. As a result, at least 40 record in the VA computer spend taxpayer money? Jane Baughman State POW/MIA Awareness we encourage both men and veterans there have died while that the veteran had ever been Now come on, what will Lebanon Chairman at the time. women to sign up to serve our waiting for health care. there. be next? Sure, we need to So I approached leaders in country, and yet we ignore, After all, it was only a few One of the whistle blowers, the local VFW, American Le- neglect or even mistreat our months ago when we watched a physician, estimates right gion, and Disabled American veterans after they return from with tears in our eyes as our now the number of veterans Vets, and we put together a service. elderly veterans in wheel- waiting on the “secret list” is special ceremony which was I use the corporate “we” chairs and walkers physically somewhere between 1,400 and from page 6A held on July 21 in front of the when I say that and I fully rec- tore down the metal barriers 1,500. When veterans waiting Hilton American Legion hall here in ognize that the problem exists which had been placed around on the secret list die, they are meter readers on the payroll. Walk4Life on Thursday, June 5, Lebanon, followed by a bal- among a minority of our vets “their” memorial in Washing- See ‘Hart’/ page 8A No savings there. at Atchley Park. *** The annual fundraiser is It’s back to the draw- planned from 4:30 to 6 p.m. ing board for the City on a with a one-mile walk and a 5K “streetscape” that would have fun run. Participants will seek Doing it Mother’s way eliminated 26 parking spaces donations for the center. Practically no parent today unsavory and ugly and harmful world. And, if her family has not nate today’s fascination with the from Commercial Street. The center has begun a pro- would name a newborn son things of everyday life. already been torn apart by evil, evil and unsavory of life. During a meeting this week, gram to help young women “Judas.” That name has become Take the lead stories in many she fears that it will be, and she The mothers I talked with, members of the Downtown who are struggling to raise a synonymous with treachery and newspapers, magazines and wants to do something about all those who had young children Business Advisory Board baby and make a living. Project betrayal. Although a respected radio and television newscasts: of this before it happens to her at home and those who were decided 1,400 petition sign- Thrive seeks to help 11 moms name at one time, the name they focus on murders, rapes, family. She wants to change the older and whose children now ers opposed to less parking and babies live in affordable, “Judas” is remembered primar- arrests, police chases, automo- evil in the world; she wants things have families of their own, said deserve attention. safe housing while mom ily as the Disciple who betrayed bile accidents, fi res, hurricanes, to be right instead of wrong, to be they would like to get into the City staff compromised and fi nishes school or vocational Jesus with a kiss in the Garden of domestic violence, political scan- good instead of evil. fray, that they did not expect said they will bring other ideas, training. The grant-funded pro- Gethsemane for thirty pieces of dals, racial slurs, botched crimi- Today’s mothers are tough- everyone else to carry the torch as will board members, to a gram is the latest in a variety of silver. In spite of this, or perhaps nal executions, and on and on minded women of action, and for them. They would like to future meeting, then perhaps lifesaving aids offered by the because of this, Judas Iscariot is the list of the worst things of life they want those who love them join others in doing their share hold a public meeting to get Pregnancy Support Center. a character of intense interest to goes. What gets more attention to be people who do something in trying to change the current even more input. If you can help raise money people today. at checkout counters of grocery about the Judases of the world. focus on the ugly and destructive That’s a possibly winning June 5, or if you want to learn More than any COMMENTARY stores than the headlines of the If we want to honor our moth- forces of life. sequence for a public project. about the PSC, please call 532- of the other gossip periodicals? It used to be ers—those living and those who Some mothers pointed out to *** 8555. You’ll be a hero! Disciples, Ju- taught in journalism schools that are no longer with us—we need me that they had full-time posi- Speaking of mothers, — Katie Hilton das has gotten “if it bleeds, it leads” (it may still to join forces in making the tions, yet they were able to get Lebanon’s Pregnancy Support the attention of be). For some reason, we humans wrongs of life right. Instead of their children ready for school Center is looking for heroes to writers, theo- like focusing on the dark and saying all kinds of fl owery things or daycare every morning and to logians, poets, unholy aspects of life. about our mothers, sending them take care of their family’s needs playwrights, But you question, “Why cards, and spending money on in the evening. I was reminded from page 6A dramatists, would you call attention to all of flowers, most mothers would by some that there are mothers Erickson lecturers and this on Mother’s Day weekend? rather that we devote our time, who hold political offi ce, do extra ministers. The DR. WILLIAM The answer: more than any- energy, and resources to mak- work in the community or their Making this attack more in- map. Conservatives look to be morality plays BRADSHAW thing else, the average mother ing life in this world safer, more church or their neighborhood. triguing, Brasell also runs Tom on the losing side, given the and folk stories is concerned about the health, wholesome, and more nurturing I was told not to underestimate Cotton’s Senate campaign. Cot- massive amounts of money be- capitalize on Judas, not the other welfare, and safety of her chil- for our mothers and their family the stamina, intelligence, and ton is a Republican congress- ing spent by the establishment Disciples. dren. She looks around and sees members. vision of today’s mothers. The man from Arkansas favored and its allies. One evening when I was the bad and the unethical in In preparing this column, I message I got time again is that by the establishment. Brasell But a win in Nebraska for conducting a mid-week study today’s world that her children interviewed a number of moth- “we mothers of today are just as made the attack on Ben Sasse Ben Sasse could re-energize series during the Lenten season and husband are faced with daily ers of all ages—women I pulled tough as the mothers who went using a seemingly random conservative efforts and give I referred to Judas in an off-hand and worries that the headlines aside at random at a coffee shop, to work in the war plants during video of Sasse’s own daughters them hope. We will know in manner as an unimportant ex- in newspapers of wrongdoing, a grocery store, and a public World War II.” in the advertisement. Outrage about a week. ample. Much to my surprise, crime, arrests and deaths may library—asking how they be- I also talked with some fa- ensued and Brasell promptly To fi nd out more about Erick during the question and answer someday be about her own good lieved Mother’s Day should be thers. They tended to be more quit the political action com- Erickson and read features by period the questions primarily son or daughter or husband observed. Without exception, traditional in the way they be- mittee to focus on Tom Cotton’s other Creators Syndicate writers focused on Judas rather than the who’s not been able to withstand everyone I talked with thought lieve Mother’s Day should be campaign. Cotton has stayed and cartoonists, visit the Creators main topic for that evening. But the temptations of today’s fast that Mother’s Day had become celebrated. They realize how quiet about the whole affair. Syndicate Web page at www. what I experienced that evening times. In some instances she’s too commercial, and they totally hard mothers work to take care The Republican Establish- creators.com. is fairly typical of life today, isn’t seen her family literally come liked the idea of using the re- of their families, and these men ment and conservatives will COPYRIGHT 2014 CRE- it? I am referring to our atten- apart as the family has been membrance of Judas as a call to continue fighting across the ATORS.COM tion to, and participation in, the adversely affected by evil in the action to do something to elimi- See ‘Bradshaw’/ page 9A DUCT

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Simon from page 6A National Honor Society inducts 60 is that she is out of step with ignore their campaigns. the ideological energy of “Hillary lost the women’s From LHS her party. She is pro-death vote to Obama last time by Sixty Lebanon High School penalty. She encouraged a considerable margin,” he juniors were inducted into the her husband to sign the went on. “There is no data National Honor Soceity dur- Defense of Marriage Act. to show that women vote ing a ceremony on March 17 She encouraged him to ‘end for women more than they at the Kenneth E. Cowan Civic welfare as we know it.’ She vote for men. There is a cer- Center. supported the Iraq War. tain appeal to have the fi rst The student-led ceremony And she never came out for woman president for both began by honoring Beth Knight gay marriage when she was Democrats and Republicans. and naming her this year’s Com- secretary of state.” (Clinton But if you base your goal on munity Honor Society member. endorsed gay marriage in what happens on Election After a motivational speech by March 2013.) Day, that is a pretty thin Knight, each senior member of If this sounds like what platform to run on. People NHS identifi ed a teacher from the Republicans are going want to know: ‘What hap- his or her education who has to throw at Clinton should pens next?’” been an inspiration for learn- she be the nominee, that’s And then he gave a fi nal ing and presented the teacher because it is. analysis: “Whatever we with a token of appreciation. Submitted photo The operative went on think will happen won’t The program ended with each Lebanon High School’s senior members of the National Honor Society. about what a Clinton cam- happen — at least not in junior inductee signing the paign would face. the way we think it will National Honor Society ledger, “The economy is on pret- happen.” and pledging in a candlelight ty shaky ground,” he said. And though that is wor- ceremony to uphold the pillars “And her relationship with thy of Yoda — or a fortune of scholarship, leadership, ser- the press, I don’t think this cookie — it is probably vice and character. will change. She is not going true. The following LHS juniors to reinvent herself.” Roger Simon is Politico’s were inducted into National He cited two other factors chief political columnist. His Honor Society membership: that could lead to a large new e-book, “Reckoning: Cam- Rachel Alexander (Wright), Democratic primary field. paign 2012 and the Fight for Hunter Allen, Caleb Alwardt, Super PACs and their super the Soul of America,” can Cole Baker, David Ballard, Re- money can keep a candi- be found on Amazon.com, becca Brooner, Brennan Camp- date in the race who would BN.com and iTunes. To fi nd out bell, Destiny Carpenter, Cody normally have to drop out more about Roger Simon and Cates, Hannah Clark, McKenzie because of lack of funds, and read features by other Creators Compton, Logan DeVasure, primary debates — he pre- writers and cartoonists, visit MacKenzie Dickinson, Amanda dicted there will be at least the Creators Web page at www. Dotson, Megan Ellingboe, My- 20 on the Democratic side creators.com. chell Finley, Frederick Fries, Submitted photo Sixty Lebanon High School juniors were recently inducted into the National Honor Society. — will give candidates TV COPYRIGHT 2014 CRE- Caius Gillen, Reno Gillenwater, exposure, even if the media ATORS.COM Mariah Homan, Kathryn Hop- kins, Chad Howerton, Arnold leb McGinnis, JoHana McGuire, Jordyn Poe, Morgan Porter, Shelton, Bryan Stewart, Jac- Troy Jackson, Ashton Light, Lindsey Mott, Alyssa Murphy, Katryna Preston, McKenna queline Walters, Emily Watson, Brooklyn Matlock, Alexander Nicholas Pearcy, Madison Pen- Ranfeld, Catlin Rapp, Tristan Michael Webster and Mikayla Sing from page 6A McArthur, Macy McCleary, Ca- dergraft, Lauren Pentecost, Reeves, Jason Rogers, Taylor Widhalm. the agenda to the citizens to thank the department of in a more successful man- community development ner. for their efforts during this TRY BEFORE from page 7A Let’s take the recent ac- process. They did exactly Hart ceptance of the new codes what I have been talking in Lebanon. This was not about earlier in this article. simply removed and there is a picture someone had post- YOU BUY a process that had been in They communicated with no record left of their having ed on Facebook showing an the works for years and local landlords through the been there. American eagle with bowed fi nally came to fruition due Laclede County Landlords Meanwhile Sharon head standing over a flag Risk-Free 45 to a unifi ed effort of plan- Association, about the Helman, the VA director at draped casket. The symbol- ning and implementation. changes to the inspection Phoenix, who according to ism was so very real to me Day Hearing This came about because process. Their efforts edu- allegations had full knowl- that I immediately com- Aid Trial it was one councilmen’s cated landlords about what edge of the secret list scheme, posed a poem called “Why issue that he brought up to expect in the future. The received a bonus in excess The Eagle Cries.” You can after his election. It would meetings they attended of $9000 in 2013 in addi- fi nd it and the photo on my have been nice if during were very benefi cial, and tion to her annual salary of Facebook page “Hart Felt the election process he almost always cordial. $169,900.00. Thoughts” or on my blog at would have stated, “one One fi nal point today: in But wait, there is more, www.straightfromthehart. of my goals is the elimina- attendance at one of these and this is what makes all of blogspot.com. tion of dilapidated houses meetings was my council- us so angry because it hap- — Joan Hart in our city,” and then man, Dennis Elmore. When pens over and over again in Call today for spelled out how this goal he spoke he made it clear government agencies, con- would be accomplished. he was speaking as a citi- tinuing to this very day as a hearing screening As it turns out, I believe zen and not a councilman, you read this. #VZ
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NATION Deputies: Fla. man Oops! killed his wife and Man back in prison for 90 years after court error kids, then himself kinds of felonies, corrections Justus. Soon, they had another attorney, said he was alerted By Sadie Gurman department spokeswoman boy, Josiah, who is now 4. to the error in January by a The Associated Press family. The Associated Press Adrienne Jacobson said. Lima-Marin was in prison for former prosecutor who han- TAMPA, Fla. — A Florida Lusczynski said the sher- AURORA, Colo. — Rene Lima-Marin and another his birthday party. dled Lima-Marin’s case and man shot his wife and two iff’s offi ce had not been inves- Lima-Marin’s wife told her man were convicted in 2000 “That was his life, raising was checking on its status. teenage children in the head, tigating Campbell before the two young sons their father on multiple robbery, kidnap- his kids and being a hus- Orman quickly fi led a motion then scattered gasoline and killings and did not know of had to go to work the night in ping and burglary charges in band,” Jasmine said. “He to send Lima-Marin back to fi reworks around the mansion any other agencies that may January when a team of police connection with two violent defi nitely was not the same prison. A judge agreed. they rented before setting the have been investigating him. offi cers led her husband away robberies of Aurora video person that he was when he “He should go back be- home ablaze and killing him- Campbell had no criminal in handcuffs. stores when Lima-Marin was went in to prison.” cause the law requires the self, deputies said Friday. record before his death. It had been nearly six years 20. In one assault, the pair Lima-Marin’s co-defen- sentence he received. This Hillsborough County Sher- Investigators are looking since he left prison, and his ordered employees into a dant, Michael Clifton, also was a number of very seri- iff’s Col. Donna Lusczynski into the family’s finances family believed he had paid back room at gunpoint and would have been mistakenly ous criminal offenses, and said at a news conference Fri- and going through records his debt to society. another worker to the fl oor as released early, but the error in anything less would be inap- day that Darrin Campbell had found in the home, Lusczyn- But Lima-Marin should they demanded money from his fi le was uncovered after propriate,” Orman said. “He purchased fi reworks, gas cans ski said. have stayed behind bars for a safe. he fi led an appeal in his case. should not be able to escape and gasoline in the days before The Campbells had been the rest of his life. A court A judge sentenced Lima- Clifton is serving 98 years in the minimum sentence due to the family was killed. renting the 6,000-square-foot clerk’s error led to his release Marin to serve back-to-back prison. a clerical error.” Campbell shot his wife, home from James Blake, a in 2008 — 90 years too soon. sentences on eight convic- Lima-Marin fi led his own Good behavior outside Kimberly, 19-year-old son former professional tennis Colorado authorities did not tions, for a total of 98 years. appeal in 2000 but, in a rare prison is not a consideration Colin Campbell and teenage player. The million-dollar discover the mistake until But a court clerk mistakenly move, asked that it be dis- in cases involving people daughter Megan each in the home was located in Avila, January and immediately sent wrote in his fi le that the sen- missed less than a year later. released improperly due to head with a.40-caliber hand- a gated community known him back to prison to serve tences were to run at the same Prosecutors say that showed human error. gun he bought last year before for its resident sports stars the rest of his 98-year sentence time. Corrections offi cials de- he was aware of the clerical Jacobson, with the state setting the house on fi re and and CEOs. Located on one for armed robbery. pend on that fi le to determine error before his release and corrections department, said shooting himself in the head. of Tampa’s most exclusive Lima-Marin’s case comes how much time an inmate feared any further court ac- it was the court that made “This is certainly disturb- streets, in one of its most se- as other clerical errors have should serve. tion would call attention to the mistake and prison offi - ing,” Lusczynski said. cure, tony neighborhoods, the let criminals evade prison Lima-Marin was released it. cials would not have known Investigators are still work- fi ve-bedroom, fi ve-bath home time. In Missouri, a judge on parole in 2008 after serving Rich Orman, an Arapahoe Lima-Marin was released ing to determine what drove had a pool and spa, and was this week freed a convicted just eight years. County senior deputy district incorrectly. Darrin Campbell to kill his graced by tall palm trees. robber who didn’t report to He set about building his prison — despite trying to life — while, prosecutors say, do so — for 13 years because being fully aware of the cleri- of a clerical mistake. A Los cal error and never notifying Angeles murder suspect who authorities. was accidentally freed last Lima-Marin, now 35, start- year due to a clerk’s error was ed selling coupon books door- captured on Thursday. to-door, and more recently And in Colorado, an in- became skilled at cutting mate mistakenly released and installing windows. He four years early due to such a reconnected with his former mistake is suspected of killing girlfriend, Jasmine Lima- the state’s corrections chief at Marin, and they married in his front door last year. That July in a ceremony that also prompted Gov. John Hicken- celebrated his completion of looper to order an audit of fi ve years of parole. He was thousands of inmates’ records active in church and helped to ensure they are serving coach soccer. the correct sentences. Lima- Lima-Marin helped Jas- Marin wasn’t part of the audit mine raise her 7-year-old son, because it focused on other

Bradshaw from page 7A want to reward their mothers B. Bradshaw is a graduate of both and the mothers of their own the University of Missouri and children by doing something Yale Divinity School, earned a especially nice for them, even PhD from the University of St. if it means being extravagant Andrews, Scotland. Bradshaw has and engaging in some com- served as a minister, a college Eng- mercialism. But this weekend lish instructor, and a college presi- is not about what fathers want. dent. The author of The Big Ten of We can deal with them another Grammar: Identifying and Fixing time, perhaps on Father’s Day. the Ten Most Frequent Gram- This weekend is all about show- matical Errors, Fundraising: the ing love and respect for moth- System that Works, and Sinister ers. Let’s do it their way—a Among Us, Bradshaw resides with little less glamour and more his wife, Betty June, in the St. Louis far-reaching, positive action! area. For more information, go to Lebanon native Dr. William www.williambbradshaw.com

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As the series nears the fi rst season fi nish line, it has more than made up for its early missteps, becoming a must-see for Marvel fans. Last fall, Marvel broke ground on a new and exciting project, a TV show that would link its ever expanding cinematic universe. Like a lot of fans, I was chomp- ing at the bit, but also very cautious about a series that starred a character, Agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg), who had just died a very dramatic and plot-important death in “The Avengers.” How were they going to explain TV REVIEW away the moment that was meant to bring a rag- tag group of loner heroes into the World’s Mightiest Heroes? At the same time, the answer to that ques- tion (as long as it didn’t turn out to be too lame) was also a reason to check out the show. FINES MASSEY The fi rst episode, which broke ABC records with its more than 12 million viewers, was ing to the audience, the characters just felt working for the bad guys. Fury is on the everything I had hoped — great action more and more generic to the point that in- ‘Agents of run, S.H.I.E.L.D. has dissolved and other scenes, quirky characters and a healthy dose stead of names, I started referring to every- government agencies are try- of comedy. A super-powered and angry one as Scientist Guy or Hacker Woman. S.H.I.E.L.D’ ing to track down any rogue experiment gone wrong, Mike Peterson Further exasperating the mounting agents, including Coulson ■ Created by Joss Whedon, Jed Whedon (J. August Richards), is on the loose and problems of the series was the molasses and his team. They even have slow speed at which the series revealed the and Maurissa Tancharoen based on the discovered that a recent ally Coulson’s recently formed team, including Marvel Comics characters scientists Agents Fitz and Simmons (Iain answers to its central mysteries setup in the B and an even closer ally aren’t ■ fi rst episode. About halfway into the series, Starring Clark Gregg, Chloe Ben- who they seemed. De Caestecker and Elizabeth Henstridge), net, Brett Dalton, Ming-Na Wen, Ian De I quit caring why Coulson was now alive The team is on the run with no one-man killing machine and one-woman Caestecker and Elizabeth Henstridge or what the mysterious Centipede group, backup and no access to their fancy gadgets killing machine Agents Ward and Agent ■ Tuesday nights on ABC May (Brett Dalton and Ming-Na Wen) and a responsible for turning Mike Peterson into a or fl ying fortress. They’re forced to rely on hacker/wannabe agent called Skye (Chloe supervillain, was planning. their skills rather than their equipment. Like a lot of people, I’m sure, I let They’re backed into a corner and fi nally the Bennet), who serves as the audience’s inside Fury, but the show never really felt like “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D” pile up on my DVR. show is what it should have been from the man for the series. The episode ends with a it was part of the movie’s universe until From time to time, I would watch an epi- very start. I don’t know if this slow burn showdown between the agents and Mike, episode 17, “Turn, Turn, Turn.” The episode sode or two, but I’d never be waiting for was planned from the start, but this is the whose Extremis fueled powers could cause head on, no holds barred takes on the fallout Tuesday to roll around so I could watch the only show I can recollect that took nearly 75 him to explode at any minute, at New York of the events in “Captain America 2,” and latest chapter. That is until a little movie percent of its fi rst season to truly take off. City’s Grand Central Station. the show has been running at full steam called “Captain America: The Winter Sol- Hopefully it can keep this up for the second Sadly, the sense of comic book fun, drama ahead since then. dier” hit theaters and completely changed season, which has already been ordered by and tension didn’t return for the second epi- Unless you’ve been living under a rock, the Marvel cinematic universe and so did ABC. sode, and the audience slowly stopped com- you probably already know what happens “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D” — in a very big way. The fi nale of the fi rst season of “Agents of ing back. The series had the team going up in “Winter Soldier,” but, nonetheless, I’ll Sure in the past there had been episodes S.H.I.E.L.D” airs Tuesday night on ABC, so against one moderately interesting villain of warn you that from here on out there may that dealt with Asgardians from the “Thor” take my advice and load up on the last few the week after the other. The generic villain be some spoilers. fi lms or fallout from the battle in New York episodes on ABC.com (for free) or with your of the week formula could be forgiven but The team is reeling from the revelation City at the end of “Avengers” and their had Hulu.com subscription. If you’re a Marvel the failure to push the characters forward that Hydra has infi ltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. and been the occasional cameo by their movie movie universe fan, you won’t be disap- couldn’t. Rather than become more endear- that many of their former allies are actually colleagues like Samuel L. Jackson’s Nick pointed. TV LISTINGS THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEEKEND, MAY 10 & 11, 2014 Page 11A www.lebanondailyrecord.com

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Charges from page 1A Walk Upon the evaluation by for the animals by Feb. 1. were located where no water The HSMO investigator of communications for the from page 1A the veterinarian, it was de- On Feb. 4, the deputy was found in frozen troughs returned to the property, HSMO, one of the horses, For those who are hungry termined that the most hu- made contact with Oviatt, and little or no hay. which is located west of Leb- a mare, was euthanized be- for more than just culture, mane thing to do for the who was at the property On Feb. 7, the deputy anon, on Feb. 27 with Merritt cause veterinarians did not the Art Guild will be selling colt was to euthanize it. The digging a hole to bury the again contacted Merritt, and a Missouri Department feel the animal could recover, pork sandwiches, hot dogs, veterinarian also allegedly dead horses. He allegedly who allegedly stated that he of Agriculture veterinarian and a second horse has given chips and soda, with pro- stated that the colt had been stated that the ground was had checked the cattle the to see if improvements had birth to a filly colt. ceeds going to benefi t the Art suffering from malnutrition frozen and he was unable to previous day and found that been made. The investigator The mother of the colt, Guild and Gallery. and dehydration “for some dispose of the dead animals they had no water and were determined that improve- however, has been unable to The Lebanon Art Walk is time.” sooner. He also allegedly attempting to drink from a ments had not been made. produce milk for the colt, so the newest incarnation of an The veterinarian exam- told the deputy that the colt frozen pond. The body of At that time, according it is being fed by ranch staff. event that started in 2001 as ined the pile of dead horses was still lying by the pond he the dead colt was still lay- to the probable cause state- Jae has said that the other Art At the Farm, when it took and determined that they had dragged the dead horse ing near the pond, and the ment, Oviatt agreed to sign animals continue to recover place at Bill and Vera Harril's had body scores of 1 on a 1 with the chains around its horse with chains around its over ownership of the horses. and are gaining weight, but farm. In 2009, the show to 10 scale and recommended legs away from the area so legs had not been disposed The animals were taken the it would be several months moved to Marilyn's Nursery, that the HSMO be contacted. he could dig. He also gave of. Merritt also allegedly following day to the Long- before they can be fully eval- and its name changed to Art The veterinarian was unable the deputy permission to stated that he was unable to meadow Rescue Ranch in uated. in Bloom. to evaluate the condition of observe his progress. check the condition of the Union by the HSMO Animal Oviatt has been served the other horses due to the The deputy found that horses because he was un- Cruelty Task Force. with a citation to appear in late hour of the day. most of the water troughs able to contact Oviatt, and a Since the animals were Laclede County Associate Got news? On Feb. 3, the deputy had nothing but ice in them, gate had been chained and taken to the ranch, according Circuit Court on May 19 for E-mail your tips to editor@ spoke with Laclede County no water, and that there were padlocked. to Jeane Jae, vice president arraignment. lebanondailyrecord.com. Sheriff Wayne Merritt about two round bales of hay with the animals, who stated that several horses eating from an investigator from the them and a trough of water. HSMO had given Oviatt stip- Two colts were in a round ulations regarding the care of pen a short distance away the horses and the cattle on with little to no hay and a the property, as well as the small bowl with ice. There proper disposal of the dead were also indications that animals on Jan. 31. Oviatt the animals had been given was allegedly instructed to grain prior to the deputy’s have proper food and water arrival. Three other animals

Look from page 2A her home to Leslie Noble non, has been named by the and is moving to Lebanon. Carnegie Hero Fund Com- Stoutland: Gilbert Brown is mission as a recipient of the helping overhaul the new Carnegie Medal for risking his factory in Richland. Eldridge: life while saving a young girl Murl Berry has purchased the from drowning last year. Curtis McGuire farm, known * * * * * as the Looney farm. Fair- All assets of the Lebanon view: Eighth grade graduates Coca-Cola Bottling Company from Gardner School are Mike has been purchased by Ozarks Frankeberger, Jerry Young, Coca-Cola/Dr. Pepper Bot- Steve Nelson, Dale Douglas tling Company of Springfi eld and Carol Jemes. Archie Davis for operations of its divisions killed a large wolf on the Leslie to Bolivar and Rolla. Murrell farm last week. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 10 YEARS AGO Area deaths: Media P. Bro- 2004 yles, 75, Oakland Star Route, Lowe’s Home Centers Inc. died May 1. She is survived has completed its purchase of by four sons, Lawrence, Free- about 13.24 acres of land near man, Dean and Dale and a the intersection of Missouri 32 daughter, Ruby Piercy. Fu- and South Jefferson Avenue. neral services were held at * * * * * * Holman Funeral Home with Three LHS seniors on the burial in Whitson Cemetery. boys’ tennis team were hon- Sim Lincoln Brouderick, 77, ored Monday night — Evan of 115 Crescent Drive, died Austin, Thomas Schubert and Wednesday night in Wallace Brandon Lewis. Hospital. He is survived by his * * * * * * wife, Mary, and two daugh- Local attorney Chris Allen ters, Mrs. Harry Thompson has purchased the Lebanon- and Mrs. J.C. Smith. Burial Laclede County Library build- was in Mount Rose Memorial ing on Harwood Avenue. Park. Alma Farrington, 82, of * * * * * ** 256 North Monroe, died May Gene and Helen Daley, 3. She was born May 21, 1881, who live in the Bennett Spring in Laclede County to Thomas area was featured in Sunday’s F. and Sarah Honssinger. She About Town. married George Farrington in * * * * * * 1897. She is survived by three Michaela Ragains, Kasey daughters, Jessie Peterson, Bennett, Chelsea Hogue, Jus- Sally Archer and Lura Peter- tin Raef, Candi Magers, Whit- son. Burial was in Antioch ney Richard, Tawnya Myers, Cemetery at Oakland. Aaron McCall, Carey Markley, * * * * * * Erica Showler, Kayln Griffi n, 25 YEARS AGO Stephanie McConnell, Brandy 1989 Morgan, Jonathan Kaus, John Dennis Twyman is the new Kerber, Ron Alt, Richard Mul- Bennett Spring Park Superin- lins and Tabatha Clark were tendent II. inducted into the National * * * * * * Honor Society at Lebanon Truman E. Nickell, of Leba- High School. ATLANTIC SALMON Fresh Salmon, Angel Hair Pasta, Cherry Tomatoes, Garlic, Capers, Chardonnay Citrus Sauce All served with your choice of soup or salad and fresh baked bread. Chef’s Recomendation to enhance your dining experience. • Mud Bug Spring Rolls Appetizer • Sonoma Cutrer, Russian River Ranches Chardonnay • Tiramisu... for the finishing touch. Eclectic Italian with a Touch of Southern Creole.

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FROM THE FRONT/LOCAL/MISSOURI Deputies capture alleged TV burglar Columbia police warn Newspaper report helps make stolen merchandise too hot to handle women of recent assaults From LDR Staff On Wednesday, the LCSO learned ney’s offi ce. It was reported to the A Lebanon man believed to have that Bartlett and a man who has not LCSO on Thursday that Bartlett had Crimes similar to break-in spree last year stolen from a deployed soldier’s been criminally charged were al- been trying to sell the TV for a few home is now behind bars at the legedly attempting to sell a plasma days, the statement said. The Associated Press The crimes included one sexu- Laclede County Jail. TV matching a de- On Thursday, a deputy located COLUMBIA, Mo. — Colum- al assault and a second attempt- Steven Wayne Bartlett, 22, is scription of one Bartlett at a home on Ripley Drive. bia police are warning female ed sex assault by an assailant charged with a class C felony of bur- that was reported During an interview with the deputy, college students to take extra with a knife. glary in the second degree. Bartlett stolen from the Bartlett allegedly admitted to com- precautions after a series of A police news release notes is being held in the Laclede County King Road prop- mitting the burglary with the other early-morning break-ins and that the crimes are similar to a Jail on a $25,000 cash-or-surety bond, erty. man. He allegedly confessed to tak- sexual assaults. series of break-ins and assaults according to online court records. A potential buy- ing two TVs, which were valued at Police suspect that six inci- in downtown Columbia and the On May 2, a man who was look- er told Bartlett that $150 each. dents between May 1 and May East Campus neighborhood in ing after a piece of property on King the TV matched Bartlett was arrested and taken 9 in the central Missouri college 2013. Road while the owner was serving the description of to the Laclede County Jail, where he town may be related. The suspect is described as a in the U.S. Army in Afghanistan Bartlett one in a newspa- was further questioned. He allegedly In each instance, a college- white male in his 30’s who may reported that the home had been per report about admitted to selling the TVs for $250 age woman reporting finding wear glasses and is about 6 feet burglarized. Missing from the home the theft, according to a probable to a person in Lebanon. The TVs a male suspect who broke into tall with an athletic build. were two 42-inch plasma TVs and cause statement released by the were later recovered by the LCSO, her apartment or attempted to some tools. Laclede County Prosecuting Attor- the statement said. enter.

Stealing from page 1A O'Quinn was arrested and he hid the items because the arm and stealing of a fi rearm, taken to the police station for owner didn't want his employee in connection with a crime that questioning. O'Quinn claimed to see what he was taking, ac- is believed to have occurred on that he had made an arrange- cording to the statement. Sept. 26, 2013. He has pleaded ment with the business' owner to According to online court not guilty in that case. sell some items to the business. records, O'Quinn was out on He is also awaiting trial for a He claimed the owner had told bond for a case in which he faces class A misdemeanor of stealing him that he could have "any- a slew of criminal charges, in- charge that he is accused of com- New MEMORIAL thing he wanted from the shop," cluding second-degree burglary, mitting on Feb. 18. He has also so he went to the store and took two counts of felony stealing, pleaded not guilty in that case. Styles! HEADSTONE the jewelry. He further claimed unlawful possession of a fi re- SPRAYS Starting At... Moving from page 1A “We thought we were going planned and cleaned carpets they need, they won’t have to $ to be able to get an equipment for hours on end and changed just do it right there openly at grant from the USDA, but lights. We’ll be restructuring a the front desk. We have offi ces 17.99 apparently there’s something lot of the way that we operate, now that they can go in and we about the way our board is set but we have a new, great big can talk to them. We’ll have the 100’s in Stock! Excellent Quality up that we’re not going to be meeting room where we’ll be food pantry in a different loca- able to do that,” Meredith stat- able to offer more than just tion, and the different classes ed. “So we are hoping to even- clothes. There’ll be classes we’ll be able to offer, and it’ll WEIGHTED tually put into place where we to try and help people with be cleaner, and we have a sepa- MEMORIAL would have a canopy where different areas to help them rate kids’ area where we can they’d be able to donate at maximize what they’re able to play videos for them to watch BASKETS the back of the building when do in their lives. We’re really and to play in a clean, well-lit, Starting At... we’re not there, but for right excited.” carpeted area.” now we don’t have accommo- Meredith said that the struc- Normal operating hours for $ dations for that yet. But those ture of the new building will the Free Store are Tuesdays, 14.99 plans are in the works.” allow the Free Store Ministry Thursdays and Saturdays from Even without the canopy, to offer better service to its 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Meredith is excited about the customers. To contact a Free Store vol- SPRING DECORATED Free Store moving into a new She explained, “It’ll be set unteer about making a dona- AND building. up differently, and so we’ll tion during the two weeks that SUMMER CEMETERY “My goodness, it’s been have better access to rooms and the store will be closed, or to so hard to sleep or even func- more privacy for a lot of things. do emergency shopping, call BUSHES VASES tion to do anything else,” she If people need to come and 417-664-2290, 417-650-1579, or Starting At... stated. “We have plotted and talk about different assistance 417-532-4697. 30% $ OFF!! 7.995 7-BLOOM CEMETERY other’s D CEMETERY VASES DINNER SPECIALS ay BUSHES 99¢ M Starting at ... Foam Filled CROWN PRIME 10oz. ¢ PORK RIB SIRLOIN Thousands $ ROAST or STEAK In Stock! 98 Great Price!! 1.49 All Includes One Side, Salad Bar & Special Dessert for Mom LEBANONSPRINGFIELD1737 3910 S. Jefferson S. Campbell (next to Captain D’s) 883-1125 SPRINGFIELD 3910 S. Campbell 883-1125 MARSHFIELD1310 1279 S. Glenstone Spur Drive(formally Cruisin’ 66) 468-1748 OZARKOZARK4072 4072 N. 20th. N. St.20th. St. 582-0782582-0782 Ollie’s MARSHFIELD 1235 Spur Dr. LEBANON 535 Jefferson BBQ & Steakhouse JOPLIN 5325 N. Main Reservations Recommended WWW.MARTINS-FLORAL-HOME-DECOR.COM    Located on Hwy. 64 between Lebanon CUSTOM ORDERS AVAILABLE 360269ah & Bennett Spring State Park CASH, CHECK, CREDIT CARDS WELCOME! at lebanon’s husqvarna headquarters! Whatever your lawn or garden needs... * We have it! FINANCING0% FOR 36 MONTHS

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KANSAS CITY High School Track and Field ● ozark conference tournament CHIEFS LEBANON YELLOWJACKETS

Chiefs draft Saturday (May 10) Leochner wins the discus Baseball vs. West Plains, 11 a.m.

Monday (May 12) Ford in fi rst Boys’ golf at Sectional at Carthage, 9 a.m. Boys’ tennis vs. Hillcrest, 4 p.m. Baseball vs. Willard, 4:30 p.m. round at Ozark Conference meet Baseball vs. Catholic, 6:45 p.m. Tuesday (May 13) Kansas City selects Baseball at Marshfield, 2 p.m. ‘Jackets place in top four in nine events at league meet, will next compete at district meet Girls’ soccer at Hillcrest, 5 p.m. Auburn DE BOX The Associated Press SCORES KANSAS CITY — Nobody seemed to think that the Kan- From LDR Staff High school track and fi eld WAYNESVILLE — Al- OZARK CONFERENCE MEET sas City Chiefs were going to on Thursday, at Waynesville High School choose a defensive end with though the team scores might not reflect it, Lebanon Girls team results their fi rst-round pick in the 1. Kickapoo 138 2. Camdenton 130 3. NFL draft Thursday night. head coach Shane Rebmann Waynesville 100 4. Joplin 75 5. West Plains said the Lebanon track 74 6. Rolla 64 7. Lebanon 48 8. Glendale That included Dee Ford, the 32 9. Parkview 20 10. Hillcrest 13 one they ultimately selected. and field team had a solid performance at Thursday’s Lebanon girls’ results Despite glaring holes at 100 relay — Grace Dow, Shelby Hicksm wide receiver and in the de- Ozark Conference meet in Skylar Cobleigh, Zoe Page (2) 52.53 Waynesville. 200 relay — Zoe Page, Maggie Plake, fensive backfi eld, the Chiefs Shelby Hicks, Grace Dow (6) 1:56 grabbed a potential replace- The Lebanon boys’ track 400 relay — Cheyenne Black, Wynter team placed eighth, while Nekola, Hannah Calhoun, Maggie Plake ment for Tamba Hali or Justin (4) 4:22 Houston by taking Ford, a the girls’ placed seventh at 800 relay — Cheyenne Black, Wynter the league meet. Lebanon Nekola, Hannah Calhoun, Kelsey Winfrey pass-rushing specialist out of (4) 10:29 Auburn who they believe can had four boys place in the 100 hurdles — Shelby Hicks (11) 18.39 top four, while the girls 300 hurdles — Shelby Hicks (7) 52.03, make a smooth transition to Hannah Calhoun (8) 52.39 outside linebacker. placed in the top four in 100 — Zoe Page (14) 13.63 five events. 200 — Kim Suess (2) 26.69, Zoe Page “I’m defi nitely surprised it (11) 28.75 was Kansas City. I’m not sur- The ‘Jackets will next 400 — Kelsey Winfrey (3) 1:01, Wynter compete in the Missouri Nekola (5) 1:02 prised it was the fi rst round,” 800 — Madelyn O’Connor (12) 2:54 Ford said. “I haven’t spoken to Class 4 District 5 meet at 11 1,600 — Madelyn O’Connor (11) 6:23 a.m. on May 17 at Camden- Discus — Rachel Young (10) 78-9, Maggie Kansas City as much. But in all Plake (12) 70-3 ton High School. Shot — Allison Myers (5) 32-8, Rachel honesty, all the vets I talked to Young (7) 31-7 in the NFL told me it would be “Team scores and places a team I had not spoken to.” don’t always tell the whole Boys team results story,” Lebanon head coach 1. West Plains 131 2. Rolla 93 3. Joplin That doesn’t mean Ford 78 4. Parkview 75 5. Camdenton 66 6. Shane Rebmann said. “We Kickapoo 66 7. Glendale 69 8. Lebanon 52 is unfamiliar with Kansas 9. Waynesville 44 10. Hillcrest 37 City. He said he’s a “big really had a pretty good fan” of Hali, who turns 31 night. I’ve said this all year, Lebanon boys’ results but we are very young. Many 100 relay — Noah Baade, Brandon Newell, this season and is winding Brandon Horsley, Adrian Palmer (8) 46.31 down his career, and that he of the kids who competed in 200 relay — Trei Walters, Cody Cates, Mi- the varsity meet really could chael Webster, Brandon Newell (5) 1:3 hopes to learn from fellow 400 relay — Tony Bennett, Cody Cates, have been running at the JV Keon Carter, Brandon Newell (3) 3:35 pass rusher Houston, who is 800 relay — Tony Bennett, Luis Romero, eligible for free agency after meet based on their age. Dylan Lane, Brandon Smith (7) 8:48 “Just like every meet 100 — Dillon Wagoner (9) 11.75, Trei the season. Walters (14) 12.04 Reid declined to say the we’ve gone to, the kids 200 — Brandon Newell (2) 22.78, Dillon competed hard and I was Wagoner (12) 24.29 Chiefs were planning to re- 400 —Ben Wallace (10) 56.21, Michael place one of their incumbents. proud of the way we fin- Webster (15) 58.01 ished last night. I sat down 800 — Tony Bennett (5) 2:08, Luis Romero Instead, he praised the fl exibil- (14) 2:19 ity that Ford gives the Chiefs, last night and compared 1,600 — Regan Wilson (15) 5:18, Luis where we actually placed to Romero (16) 5:19 especially on passing downs. 3,200 — Regan Wilson (15) 11:46 “I think it’s more mixing what we were ranked going Photo courtesy of Nicholas Mebruer Discus — Austin Leochner (1) 136-11, into the meet, and what I Lebanon senior Austin Leochner won the discus at the Ozark Conference tournament on Austin Evans (5)120-10 him in with that group. You Shot — Austin Evans (2) 45-0, Austin Thursday at Waynesville High School. need as many of those guys found was that we had six Leochner (5) 43-10 kids who underperfomed, High jump — Seth Schenk (9) 5-6 as you can possibly get out Long jump — Zach Ivey (8) 20-1, Kenshay there,” Reid said. “I can prob- but exceeded the expecta- this really helped Austin good senior season,” Reb- ond in the shot and fifth in Cunningham (18) 16-7 tions in 36 events.” (Leochner),” Rebmann said. mann said. “He is ready the disc,” Rebmann said. Triple jump — Anthony Taylor (14) 37-7, ably tell you if he wasn’t the Kenshay Cunningham (15) 35-6. quickest defensive lineman off Lebanon seniors Austin “He was excited to end his to make a push to the state “That is really a testament Evans and Austin Leoch- senior season with a con- meet in the coming weeks to how good he is. Austin’s High school track and fi eld the ball in this draft, he was the OZARK CONFERENCE JV MEET closest to it.” ner led the ‘Jackets in the ference championship, it’s and is a threat in both the experience is going to help on Wednesday, at JFK Stadium throwing events, as Leoch- been a goal of his for the last shot and disc.” him in the coming week, he Perhaps as fast as Jade- Girls team results veon Clowney, who went ner won the discus and couple years.” Evans placed second in has competed in the district 1. Kickapoo 128 2. Waynesville 111 3. Evans finished second in Leochner led the way for the shot with a throw of 45 meet many times and is not West Plains 103 4. Rolla 97 5. Joplin 82 first overall to Houston. In 6. Lebanon 55 7. Glendale 47 8. Parkview fact, Ford said at the scout- the shot. the Yellowjackets, winning feet and placed fifth in the going to let the atmosphere 24 9. Hillcrest 13 “The throwers went to the discus with a throw discus with a throw of 120 get to him. I expect to see ing combine that he was Lebanon girls’ results a better prospect than the Waynesville the other night of 136 feet, 11 inches, and feet, 10 inches. Austin bring his best to Jef- 100 relay — Skylar Cobleigh, Arianna to work on some things and placed fi fth in the shot with a “Austin didn’t have his ferson City next week.” Landry, Destiny Landry, Kayley Sellers former South Carolina star. (2) 56.7 get used to the conditions at throw of 43 feet, 10 inches. best night but was still 200 relay — Destiny Landry, Kayley Sell- ers, Jamye Glendenning, Kaedyn Palmer — The Associated Press their new facility, and I think “Austin has had a really good enough to take sec- see ‘Track’/page 2B (5) 2:05 400 relay — Destiny Landry, Jamye Glen- denning, Jaiden Offutt, Kaedyn Palmer (4) 5:01 ST. LOUIS RAMS 800 relay — Aishwarya Chaudhari, Em- ily Niffen, Anastasiya Driginkina, Maritza Lopez (34) 13:02 300 hurdles — Nicole Kimbrell (13) 1:05 100 — Skylar Cobleigh (6) 14.27, Denae Smith (22) 16.58 St. Louis takes Auburn OT Greg Robinson 200 — Jamye Glendenning (10) 30.88, Kayley Sellers (12) 30.95 400 — Mackenzie Roberts (7) 1:14, Sierra Myers (11) 1:21, Chiara Gilmozzi (12) 1:27 with second pick of NFL Draft 800 — Anastasiya Driginkina (7) 3:19 1,600 — Breanne Nelson (10) 7:43, Maritza Lopez (11) 8:16 Discus — Victoria Lopez (17) 44-4, Sarah Abuzied (18) 43-3 The Associated Press dress both sides of the ball Robinson said the Rams Shot — Judy Sunger (13) 22-4, Sarah ST. LOUIS — It was not a up front.” (7-9) hadn’t discussed where Abuzied (16) 21-3, Victoria Lopez (18) 20-2 huge surprise to Greg Robin- The Redskins desperate they wanted to put him. He Long jump — Jaiden Offutt (1) 14-6, son when the St. Louis Rams for the Rams’ second pick played some guard in high Arianna Landry (4) 13-6, Destiny Landry (15) 10-7 made him the second overall in 2012, giving up their school in Thibodaux, La., and Triple jump — Jaiden Offutt (1) 29-10 pick of the NFL draft. first-rounder to move up could be the replacement at Boys team results The team telephoned the four spots and handing left guard for Chris Williams, 1. Rolla 145 2. Kickapoo 127 3. West Auburn offensive tackle ear- over first-round picks in who took a free agent deal in Plains 109 4. Joplin 93 5. Lebanon 92 6. Glendale 49 7. Parkview 43 8. Waynesville lier Thursday. Both parties 2013 and ‘14. Snead said Buffalo. 30 9. Hillcrest 9 said it was just to confirm there wasn’t much inter- “Whatever they ask of me, Lebanon boys’ results they had the right number, est from teams looking to I’m willing to just step in 100 relay — Brandon Horsley, Carson standard practice according move up to No. 2 this year, and try to help the best that Lybarger, Mark Dalangin, Adrian Palmer (5) 49.26 to coach Jeff Fisher. mentioning Buffalo as the I can,” Robinson said. 200 relay — Keon Carter, Matt Lambeth, “Kids like to change phone “most motivated” to make Drafting Robinson is an Kasin Thomas, Logan Hart (3) 1:42 400 relay — Keon Carter, Kasin Thomas, numbers these days,” general sure it landed wide receiver upgrade up front for quar- Matt Lambeth, Logan Hart (3) 3:52 manager Les Snead added. Sammy Watkins. terback Sam Bradford, who’s 800 relay — Tyler Matos, Seth Schenk, Tristan Reeves, Dylan Lane (4) 9:39 Robinson took it as quite Fisher said they were un- rehabbing from knee surgery. 110 hurdles — Mark Dalangin (2) 17.93, a hint. Hunter Sawyers (5) 18.17 AP photo/Butch Dill, File successful in a bid to trade up Earlier this week, Fisher swat- 300 hurdles — Hunter Sawyers (3) 47.93, “It was just so unbeliev- In this Nov. 30, 2013, fi le photo, Auburn offensive lines- and get guard Zach Martin, ted away trade rumors involv- Dakota Biddinger (8) 49.91, Mark Dalangin able, I couldn’t believe it,” man Greg Robinson (73) blocks during the second half of an (11) 51.81 who went to Dallas on the ing Bradford, the fi rst overall 100 — Brandon Horsley (16) 12.42, Adrian Robinson said. “I didn’t want NCAA college football game against Alabama in Auburn, Ala. 16th pick. pick in 2010 who has two Palmer (18) 12.81 to get any high expectations Robinson is a two-year starter at left tackle who became a 200 — Kasin Thomas (6) 24.39, Keon Cart- Donald joins a bevy of years left on his contract. er (8) 24.86, Baylee Duncan (14) 25.57 or get my hopes up and dominant player as a junior last year. He is a top prospect in the former high picks and high “I look forward to hearing 400 — Kasin Thomas (4) 57.17, Logan upcoming NFL draft. Hart (8) 58.81, Bryson Millhouser-Dodge something go wrong. So, I dollar free agent pickups, from him and blocking for (14) 1:03 just waited it out.” with ends Robert Quinn him,” Robinson said. 800 — Dylan Lane (8) 2:19, Tyler Matos (11) 2:23 The 6-foot-5, 332-pound isn’t ready to go after offsea- taking Pittsburgh defensive and Chris Long and tackle The pick was the final 1,600 — Dylan Lane (9) 5:15 Robinson was a third team son knee surgery. tackle Aaron Donald — un- Michael Brockers all former payout from the Robert Grif- Discus — Dustin Luttrell (2) 126-0, TJ Jack- son (5) 103-3, Dusty Lucas (7) 92-6 All-American at left tackle “You talk about an ath- dersized but highly produc- fi rst-rounders. His fi rst test fi n III deal with the Redskins Shot — Michael Clark (1) 42-6, Adrian last year, starting every game lete,” Fisher said. “He has a tive — with the 13th overall might be bumping heads in 2012. Palmer (7) 37-11, Dustin Luttrell (10) 35-3 High jump — Seth Schenk (2) 5-6 for the national runner-ups. chance to be dominant player selection. Donald boosted his with Robinson. Robinson is the first of- Long jump — Michael Clark (8) 16-11, The Rams need immediate inside initially.” stature in the Senior Bowl. “I’m real excited,” Donald fensive lineman ever taken Ryan Skeens (14) 14-10, Justin Shephard (15) 12-4 help at guard, but Robinson The Rams used their sec- “We’ve got to get better, so said. “Best defensive line in by Fisher, entering his third Triple jump — Michael Clark (3) 35-5, could start at left tackle to ond pick of the fi rst round to we did today,” Fisher said. the NFL. I’m real pumped up season with the Rams and Ryan Skeens (9) 32-8, Justin Shepherd begin the season if Jake Long bolster the defensive front, “We defi nitely needed to ad- about that.” 20th overall as head coach. (10) 32-1 Page 2B THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEEKEND, MAY 10 & 11, 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com

TRACK from page 1B Lebanon junior Brandon Lebanon sophomore Kim and triple jump. Offutt had Newell placed second in the Suess placed second in the a jump of 14 feet, six inches 200-meter dash with a time 200-meter dash with a time in the long jump and a jump of 22.78 seconds. of 26.69 seconds. The event of 29 feet, 10 inches in the The event was won by was won by Kickapoo sopho- triple jump. Glendale senior Adam more Allison Bailey, who “She (Offutt) has worked Thompson, who finished fi nished with a time of 26.07 all year to get to this point with a time of 22.47 sec- seconds. and was extremely proud onds. “Coach (Jon) Franks and of her performance,” Reb- “Brandon just keeps get- coach (Jake) Starnes have mann said. “She has a lot ting stronger,” Rebmann done a great job with our 200- of potential and is really said. “He ran another per- meter runners,” Rebmann just learning how to jump. sonal best tonight on a track said. “Kim had to shake off “Right now, her confidence that really didn’t seem that a false start in the 100 earlier is high and that is exactly fast because of the heat. “His in the night, and then had to what I want to see going in start in the 200 was a little battle to get second. to next season.” sloppy, and if he cleans that “She got off to a good start, Lebanon also got a first- up a little he takes probably then had a little stretch on the place finish in the shot put two tenths of a second off curve where I got a bit ner- from Michael Clark, who that time.” vous — but she just exploded had a throw of 42 feet, six Newell also competed for off the curve to the fi nish. inches. Lebanon in the 400-meter “Kim is extremely strong, “(Clark) has had a nice relay team and teamed with and that strength carries her season for us,” Rebmann Tony Bennett, Cody Cates to the fi nish. Her strength is said. “He is a very explo- and Keon Carter for a third- also going to really help her sive kid and has also posted place fi nish. get through prelims at the some of our best long and “Brandon has really be- district meet.” triple jumps of the season. come a leader on this team, Cheyenne Black, Wynter “He’s not really your and that’s what we need from Nekola, Hannah Calhoun typical thrower, he only him,” Rebmann said. and Maggie Plake teamed to weighs around 160 pounds The Lebanon girls’ track fi nish fourth in the 400-meter and is very lean. His work and field team was led by relay with a time of 10:29. in the weight room this year a surprise second-place fi n- has really paid off.” ish in the 100-meter relay as Lebanon competes in JV Mark Dalangin took sec- Grace Dow, Kim Suess, Josie ond in the 110 hurdles with Spray and Zoe Page fi nished conference meet a time of 1`7.93 seconds. with a time of 1:56. The Lebanon junior var- “(Dalangin) has a great “They really surprised the sity track team competed future for us,” Rebmann field to take second,” Reb- on Wednesday at the Ozark said. “Mark mostly ran the mann said. “We knew that Conference JV meet at JFK hurdles for us this season, they would place better than Stadium in Springfield. but I really see him as be- expected. This group of girls “This meet is great for coming more involved in really has some speed. Their our kids,” Rebmann said. some of the other sprint and handoffs were perfect, and “It gives them a chance relay events next year.” as always, that was the dif- to compare themselves to Seth Schenk took sec- ference in the race. They are the Ozark Conference at a ond in the high jump with going to continue to improve, level where they can com- a jump of five feet, six and they are all young.” pete. this year, with the inches. Freshman Kelsey Winfrey number of freshmen and “(Schenk) has been very placed third in the 400-meter sophomores that we have, it consistent this year,” Reb- dash with a time of 1:01. became some difficult deci- mann said. “There have “I thought Kelsey looked sions as to who will com- been some improvements in as good as she has all year in pete at the JV and who will his technique, and that has this 400,” Rebmann said. “She go to the Varsity meet. helped him clear heights “We had some great per- Photo courtesy of Nicholas Mebruer fi nished well tonight and re- on fewer attempts, so that ally gained some ground in formances at the JV meet.” helps him place higher.” Lebanon freshman Kelsey Winfrey placed third in the 400-meter dash at the Ozark Conference Freshman Jaiden Offutt tournament on Thursday at Waynesville High School. that last 100 meters.” won both the long jump Helping Families Pay Tribute To All Those Lost, But Not Forgotten Flat Sprays For Over 30 Years Weighted $ 00 Basket 7 $2000

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LIVING ROOM CHAIR: $75. 573- condition. Size large. $12. 417-718- 327-9068. Desloge. $38 per pickup, we load. regulator and good valves. $350. Pets/Supplies 365 $700 plus deposit. 417-532-2344. 5347. 4 DRAWER METAL THUMB LATCH 417-588-4641. Call 417-532-8112 Electric wheelchair. $50. 417-532- 1976 MATTEL BRAND DOLL: 18”, FILE CABINET: $75. 573-546-2370. with stand. Comes with extra pair Arcadia. 5 TELEPHONE POLES: 25-30 feet 7173. • Expertise • Experience •TLC long. $400. 573-604-0376. Winona. of slacks. $300. 573-468-2475. COMFORT MAKER ELECTRIC Sullivan. Specializing in sm/med dogs Garage Sales 16 HORSE RIDING MOWER: 42” FURNACE FOR SALE: $50. 573- Bath/NT $6• Full Groom starts@$20 of Lebanon cut, pull-behind grass/leaf catcher, 859-6574. Belle. ANTIQUE CHINA SET: Made in Demat/Detangle $5-$25 runs excellent. $475 or separate. Germany. 24 karat gold trim, rose 532-4454 • Leave Message • 17609 Grace Rd. • HILLCREST APARTMENTS: 636-239-4124. Washington. Moving must sell two drawer black pattern, 8 piece settings. $250 OBO. 1 & 2 bedroom file cabinet $10. 417-533-3520. 573-205-9401. Leasburg. apartments available. RIDING MOWER: 6-speed, 44” cut, Free to a good home, 4 kittens. Litter All electric, appliances included. triple blade, 16HP, twin with oil filter. 150+ OLD SODA BOTTLES: FRAMED 1923 HAND DRAWING trained & weaned. Call 588-9771. Features pool, game room, club house. $495/trade for guns. 573-364-7465. Some Full, Wooden Crates And OF MISSOURI CAPITAL BUILDING: Sewer, water & trash paid! Small pet Memorabilia. $200. 573-789-5252. By D. H. Heuman. $150. 573-434- Free Great Pyrenees to good home. Rolla. upon approval. Versailles. 4837. Gravois Mills. Never been with livestock. 417-533- NEW, NEVER USED, JOHN DEERE 4628. • 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH DUPLEX: LAWN CART FOR SALE: $175. RESTAURANT POTS AND PANS: 573-859-6574. Belle. Noritake Muriel China $75 for all. 573-546-2370. Arcadia. Tools 368 Recently updates, all electric. Appliances included. No pets, no smoking. 343 Lee. NEW KITCHEN ISLAND CART ON CHERRY PICKER, MOTOR $460/month plus $460deposit. Miscellaneous 358 WHEELS: Black, doors, shelf, thick PULLER: Good condition. $300. H/R SPORTSMAN .22 REVOLVER: beautiful wooden top, drawer. $85. 847-987-7669. Thayer. • FULLY FURNISHED LOFT 9 shot, double action. Not a magnum. 314-404-1974. Farmington. APARTMENT: DAYTON SPEEDAIR All utilities are included as well as $250. 417-531-7555. Conway. BRINKMAN’S SMOKER: With 4 trays COMPRESSOR: 3HP, $350. 573- inside, and heat gauge, excellent. WiFi, cable, phone, washer/dryer. A Dryer chair. In good condition. $50 734-2263. Bismark. bi-weekly cleaning of unit can be OBO. 417-664-2895. $75. 636-239-4124. Washington. Wanted 370 arranged for additional $100 per Mattress set - New, still in package, 64 Piece Service for 8 CLASSIC SCHOOL LUNCH BOXES month. No smoking. No pets allowed. both pieces for $150. Cost $400. ~ Plus 3 Service Pieces ~ WITH THERMOS: $10 each, take all $1,300/month plus $1,300 deposit. 417-283-4207. 16” Platter six! 573-789-5252. Versailles. Looking for a 10” Vegetable Bowl • 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX: 1ST EDITION 1963 GREAT Gravy Bowl with Attached Base QUILTING MATERIAL: 140 yards Great Pyrenees dog Newly remodeled, all electric, WORLD ATLAS: Maps and facts of fabric. 1/4 yard to 7 yard pieces. to guard goats. fenced backyard. Appliances included. $200 for all. 573-689-2490. Bunker. about the Earth. $100. 573-468- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ No smoking. No Pets. Zone A 2475. Sullivan. Walk behind string trimmer, GNE, $625/month plus $625 deposit. with Honda 5HP motor, used 3 times 417-718-2705 20594 SE Oakwood. Fri. & Sat. 8-3. Like new. $200 OBO. 532-6584 • 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH DUPLEX: Clothes, drum set, kerosene stove, Cabinets All electric, appliances included. No Pets. christmas items, tools, misc. New Solid Maple, dovetail drawers, never NEW IN BOX, Mens BROKE DOG $675/month plus $675 deposit. Western boots, size 7E, King Blue Real Estate Rentals 1514 Hwy YY. Fri. 8-5, & Sat. 8-1. installed, can add or subtract to fit kitchen. shaft, peanut bullhide vamp, square • 2 BEDROOM, 1.5 BATH TOWNHOUSE: Tools, furniture, lots of clean clothes, Cost $6,000+, sacrifice, $1,650. All electric, appliances AND lawn & too much to mention! toe, 3” riding heel, beautiful boots. Apartments/ Duplexes 405 417-423-7919. $100. 417-718-5347. care included. No Pets. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 346 Driftwood. Noritake Muriel 611 fine china Loft, remodeled, $400, short term. $450/month plus $450 deposit. Lots of kids and baby clothes and Discontinued circa 1933. 1950s COSTUME JEWWELRY: Partial furn., all appli. incl., cable/W/ 19 PIECE HARMONY GROVE Green/tan border Gold+silver in original boxes. All, S/T paid, W/D, natural gas, secure misc. items! COLLECTION: Cold cast porcelain 417-588-7006 with floral sprays. $200. 573-764-3517, pm. Gerald. entry. No pets/smoking, 718-5118. materials and individually hand Garage sale, 25620 Open Ridge Ln. Beautiful set in excellent condition. Sat 8-12, Kids-Adults clothes, lots painted. $100. 573-789-5252. of misc. Versailles. $500 ANTIQUE CHALKBOARD: On legs. 417-718-5347 30566 Hwy BB $75. 573-327-9068. Desloge. from RESTAURANT POTS AND PANS: Friday & Saturday $75 for all. 573-546-2370. Arcadia. PUBLIC AUCTION Hair washing station. In good 7am-? condition. $50 OBO. 417-664-2895. Saturday, Grader blade for garden tractor. $50. May 17th, 2014 ~~~ 417-532-7173. CRAYONS • Gas Cook Stove REAL ESTATE 10:00am • Propane Heaters 16064 Pecan Drive, • Lawn Cart Lebanon, MO to POSTPONED AUCTION From Lebanon: South Hwy. 5 to • Bicycles Location: The Knight Auction Right on C Hwy. Turn left on • Clothes Center, 130 W. Fremont Road, Pecan Dr. Follow signs. CAPS Lebanon, MO. CDs, Movies, Books Selling will be: Normal Instruction & Primary Plans May 1928; Serial • Furniture SUNDAY Viewer w/ Slides; Paper Weights; Old Celebrate your kindergarten • Toys Plates; China Head Doll; Painted Lady AFTERNOON, Book Ends; Cigar Jars; Noritake Vase; students’ graduation to 1st grade! Lots of Misc. Items! TH Old Green Chairs (refinished); Nippon MAY 18 Vase; Brass Gibson Girl; 7 Women of Starting At 1:00 PM the Bible; Wooden Game; Washboard; Shoe Store Chairs; Shaker Style Cabinet Have your Yard Sale! 19933 Divine Rd. May Antique Pine Linen Press Cabinet; 8th-10th, 8-3, Furn., clothes, bike, Wicker Table; Blue Plates; Crock Jugs; collectibles, Lots of misc. Iron Board; Old Kettles; Cape Cod Cooler; Stools; Seltzer Bottles; Old Kindergarten Potato Bin; Cigarette Display Stand; 3 Family Garage Sale! Entry Stand; Walnut Table & 4 Chairs; 325 Coachlight Buffet; Old Games; Old Mantle; Old Saturday only! 8 am-? Water Cooler; Old Kitchen Utensils, Upright freezer, frig, bikes, books, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME Tools & Basket; Browning Camera; Graduate’s picture clothes, shoes, toys, kitchen Come prepared to buy this move Old Cameras; Radios; Old Box; Old items, golf items & lots of misc! in ready home in Country Club Sheet Music; 1911 Royal Dalton Dish Acres, 16872 Kneedler, Lebanon, Set Oil Lead Spray 40-50 Pieces; Indian Collection; Wooden Tackle Box; in our Kindergarten MO (2 miles west of Lebanon on Chinese Baskets; Stipple Buffet; Chair Zone B Hwy 64, then right on AA 1/8 mile). & Ottoman; Couch; 2 Matching Chairs; The home features 3 bedrooms, 2 Wicker Glass Table; Sofa Table; Tapestry bathrooms, large great room with Rug; Ruby Red Vase; White Porcelain & Graduation Special. Olivia McGruder Huge Garage Sale fireplace and gas logs, large eat- Royal Ironstone; Railroad Piece; Stack of Parents: 24212 Parade Dr. in kitchen with electric range and Drawers; Cupboard; Old Rocking Chair Fri & Sat. Starting at 8 AM (Victorian Rocker); Western Tapestry; Sean & Debra McGruder dishwasher, utility room, attached Featuring Grandparents: Fordson Tractor, 2003 Harley one car garage and a covered Wooden Bowl; Lithograph w/ Tiger; Electroglide seat, new motorcycle Primitive Wooden Shelf; Immigrants Darrell & Yolanda Deputy back deck. There is a workshop Chest (Trunk); Wooden Chair; Buggy Lebanon, Stoutland Loy & Phyllis McGruder jack, household items, misc. car approximately 30x25 with concrete parts & tools, exercise equip. Box; Desk w/ Railroad Piece (Top) floor and electric. All of this situated “Plantation Desk”; Will Rogers 1950 and Homeschoolers. on a lovely 1-1/4 acre corner lot Calendar; Walnut Wicker Couch, Queen with lots of mature trees. Anne Legs; Flu Cover; Mickey Mouse Zone C NOTE: The home will be open on Rug; Antique Lamp; Duncan Phyfe Dining Set (Seats 5); Cedar Chest; 15 Stanwood. Saturday only, 8 am. Saturday the 17th from 10:00 AM Saturday, June 7,20147, 2014 Cast Iron; Griswold Skillet; Cornbread Garage sale and tools! til Noon and Sunday the 18th from Cast Iron; Waffle Iron; Fenton Dishes; 10:30 til Noon. Remember this Moving sale. Saturday only, 7- Iron Stone; Old Jars; Granite Dish Pan; 4. 532 Holly. There’s a little of property sells off location at the Graniteware; German Tapestry; Wicker Includes: everything! Knight Auction Center. Couch; Treadmill; Old Folding Chair; Terms on Real Estate: 10% down Ladders; Wooden Poster Bed; Cast Iron Photo, Name, Moving Sale, 1285 Brayli, Fri. & Sat., Railing; Bolen Push Mower; Compound sale day with balance at closing. Miter Saw; Trunk; Iron Bed; Old Wooden $ 00 8-?, Lots of baby clothes, furniture, Parents’ Names and bicycle, Too much to mention. ALSO SELLING A BUILDING Baby Cradle; Cast Iron; Dryer Crosley; FULL TO INCLUDE: John Deere Army Trunk; Graniteware; Old Oil Grandparent’s Names. Zone D XC340 All Wheel Turn Garden Cans; Flower Pots; White Lawn Chairs; Only Mowing Machine Wheels; Husqvarna 10 Tractor; Stihl Chainsaw; Airens Garden Tiller; Lincoln 180 Welder; LTH130 Riding Mower. HUGE 11 FAMILY SALE! Air Compressor; Lawn Cart; Gas Owners: Jack & Shirley Sutherland Mail or bring into P.O. Box 192, 100 E. Commercial, Lebanon, MO 65536 Thursday, Friday, & Saturday. Weedeater; Schafer & Sons Oak Starting at 8:00 am Player Piano; 8 Pc. Dining Suit; Auctioneers Note: This is only a Name of Student 23360 Hwy 32 (2) Book Shelves; (2) Marble 1/2 partial list of an extremely clean sale. 2 1/2 miles out East 32 Tables; 3 Pc. King Poster Canopy Jack & Shirley are moving to town and Parents of Student downsizing. You won’t want to miss Lots of name brand kid clothes, BR Suite; Fainting Couch; Reclining this sale! Grandparents of Student boys & girls, sizes newborn up to Sofa; Maple Chest And Dresser; 7. Brands include Gymboree, Pasteurizer; (2) Stainless Milk Pails; Look for pictures and listing Under Armour, Crazy 8, Justice, Antique Glass; Painted Lamp. on auctionzip.com #26386 Your Name Naartjie, Gap, Carter’s, and Go to www.knightauctionservice.com boutique brands. Baby strollers, Address baby swing, jumperoo, baby for complete list and pictures! monitor, baby entertainer, Fisher TERMS: Cash, Approved Check Phone # Price toys, little people toys, w/ID, Visa or Mastercard. Disney, dollhouses, princess Sale By castle, little Tykes outdoor toys, Email water fountains, lawn statutes, KNIGHT AUCTION SERVICE, LLC household items, 417-532-7497 Lebanon, MO Method of Payment Cash Check CC Card# Exp. Date way too much to mention. “Complete Sale Service” Auctioneer: Donnie Gibbs You don’t want to miss this sale! www.knightauctionservice.com 417-322-3601 • 417-664-2854 Deadline is Monday, June 2, 2014 • 12:00 NOON CONTACT US: PAGE 5B To place a classifi ed ad contact 532-9131 or email WEEKEND [email protected] MAY 10 & 11, Classifi eds 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com

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Loft, remodeled. $400 short term Large 2 bed 1 bath, appliances ATTN: Land Owners! Manufactured Tony Daher Will do garden tilling with a 5 ft rotor 1955 FORD FAIRLANE, $6,000. lease, partially furn, new appli., WD, included. Conway schools. $425. Home Lenders offering ZERO Down tiller on tractor. Call for great pricing 1988 CHEVY ASTRO VAN, $1,250. cable/W/S/T paid, nat. gas. Secure NO PETS. 417-531- 3044. programs w/your land. 417-865- information. 417-718-6152. 2000 GMC YUKON DENALI, $5,200 entry. No pets/smoking. 718-5118. 9719. 417-588-9063. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, Leb. city limits. Tree Service 770 1 year lease, no pets. $775/mo. Recreation Motorcycles 820 Security, $775. 531-3044. Berry Tree Service. Remove, trim, Rentals available. Start at $400. D & stump grinding. Fully insured/free ‘07 Yamaha Roadstar Silverado, J Property Management, INC. 417- quotes. 588-2478. C/C accepted! 1,700 CC, lots of goodies, including Boats & Motors 605 hitch & pull behind trailer, senior 588-3999. lebanonmorentals.com CHAMPION TREE Service! For All owned. $7,250. 417-650-0928. MIDWEST INN 3Bdrm 2 bth, 1121 Lacy, w/appliances, BOAT FOR SALE Your Tree Care needs. Dependable, 2 car garage, fenced backyard, $750/ Experience, Insured. 417-532-1469. HARLEY WIDEGLIDE: Stock w/ 14’X56” wide Jon boat, mo + dep. 417-718-1826. custom chrome steel billet tree set. Foot Operated Trolling Motor on Front. Lebanon ArborCare, LLC $400. 573-764-3517, pm. Gerald. Own your own piece of America! 47 lb. thrust trolling motor on back. T.H.I. HANDYMAN • Tree Trimming, Removal 06 Harley Davidson. Heritage Soft 417-588-3226 Brand new beautiful custom home Deep cycle battery, 1 year old. • Stump Grinding with log siding & true hand laid stone Tail. 1 owner, loaded, 21K, excellent 2 Padded bass boat seats. SERVICE • Insect & Disease Management condition! $11,200. 588-4648. 2nd floor, 2 bed, $400+$200 dep. accents. 3 bed, 2 bath with Open floor 2011 Mid-America boat trailer, Specializing in small/med. home ISA Certified Arborist Includes water/ sewer/trash/elec. No plan & gorgeous all wood cathedral with 13” tires and wheels. Maintenance/Repair & Remodeling. Parts & Services 825 pets. 417-462-3365. ceilings. Custom cabinets & granite Call 417-664-3697 or go to my 532-5050 countertops. Upgraded lighting 3 16” FORD 4WD WHEEL COVERS: Efficiency apartment & rooms by website for a list of fixtures & granite windowsills. Enjoy services & information! $20 each. 417-527-9934. Ozark. week or month. Utilities included. the countryside from your cozy Call 417-532-5291 or 417-322- window seat. Oversized one car Automobiles 810 FORD TRANSFER CASE: Borg- www.thiHandyman.com 3800. garage. This is a beauty you must see. Warner 4407. $350/OBO. 417-527- Located East of Stoutland, just 9934. Ozark. Applelane minutes from I-44 Hwy. $145,000. PICKUP BED FOR SALE: Made of Call Pete Today! 3/4 ton Ford. $125. 417-753-2747, Apartments 417-322-5263 or 417-286-4247 Strohl Construction LLC 417-766-1991. Rogersville. Move-in special, half off 2nd month & All Your Home Remodel Needs. 40” flat screen TV or 2nd month free! Kitchen, Bath, Floors, Doors, Roofing, FRONT DIFFERENTIAL: 1981 Siding, Windows, Roof Leaks Spacious 1500 sq. ft 3 bedroom, 2.5 Chevy, half ton, 4x4. $60. 417-527- $1,200 FIRM One Call To Do It All. 9934. Ozark. bath, w/d/hookups, stove, Call Drew Strohl • Free Estimates New 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath REESE HITCHES: $35-55. 847-987- refrigerator furnished. No dogs 1100 sq. ft. 417-532-3645 417-288-8171 or 417-531-8171 allowed. $500/month, $450 deposit. Now Accepting Credit & Debit! 7669. Thayer. 2005 Chevy Trailblazer 4x4. Leather, Located on large lot. FOLDING CONTLE COVER: 6’ bed, 417-533-3037 Campers,Trailers & RVs S & J CONSTRUCTION heated seats, sunroof, 3rd row seat, Toyota Tacoma, new in box. $75. Refrigerator, stove, C H/A • Roofing • Decks • Fencing loaded, 98k ...... $8,000 573-783-2121. Fredericktown. 2 Bdrm., 1.5 Bth at clean, quiet Oak 1 car attached garage 610 • All Types Of Remodeling •Seamless guttering • 2006 Ford F150 4x4 Lariat. MOTOR FOR 2002 PT CRUISER: Lawn Estates! $415+ dep. no pets. $600 per month, $450 deposit 2003 Class C Winnebago. 29-ft, 2 Flooring • Painting • Vinyl Siding • Insured 417-588-3099 or 417-588-2730. Extended cab, sunroof, leather, Needs rings, overhaul, $100. 847- slides. Sleeps 6-8. $25,000. 417- For All Your Home Repairs CLEAN TITLE ...... $9,500 987-7669. Thayer. 532-4553. AppleLane Properties Free Estimates 417-531-2267 2004 Chevy Colorado. Z71 package, Please Call 417-531-0343 SET OF 6 DUAL WHEELS AND 417-533-3037 Sporting Goods 620 crew cab, 104k, nice ...... $11,500 TIRES: 8-hole bias ply, good tread. 2005 Pontiac G6. Leather, GT, full $250. 573-604-0376. Winona. Trek Mass Transit sliding sunroof, loaded, 115K, nice, Electrical/Plumbing 735 CLEAN TITLE ...... $7,500 To Britli Estates! Trunk Bike Rack Trucks, 4x4’s /SUVs 417•532•4253 Mobile Homes 410 2002 Ford Explorer Limited. 3rd 830 Holds two full size bicycles JIM STEWART row seat, 4x4, sunroof, loaded, nice, 3 bedroom 2 bath. All elec, all appli. Good straps and pads 2005 GMC Canyon, Auto, 2WD, 60k, 3 Bedroom Duplex Now Available! SEPTIC TANK SERVICE CLEAN TITLE ...... $6,000 $450+dep. Trash and lawn care $35 2000 Nissan Pathfinder. 4x4, nice, 4cyl vortec. $11,500. P/W/L. Single Starting at $650/month plus deposit. included. 417-532-5183, 531-2415. 417-718-5347 Reasonable Rates! CLEAN TITLE ...... $4,000 Cab. Can be seen. 673 W. 3rd, Leb. 1st month’s rent is FREE Office/Commercial 425 Insured 2002 Volkswagen Passat. Leather, 1999 Ford F-150, V-6, bed liner, very with 1 year lease! Nishiki Seabring 10-speed bike. $65. sunroof, loaded, AWD nice! .... $6,000 clean. $2,500. 417-532-5852. Office Space For Rent In Prime 417-718-5899. Quality Service Fair Price! 2013 Ford Fusion Ecoboost SE. (Duplexes & Townhouses only) 24/7! 2001 Chevy Shortbed, 4.3 L, auto, Locations! All Utilities PAID! $375 Sunroof, loaded, less than 500 miles! cold air, good heat. Runs great. & Up. 417-532-9188, 417-588-5435. Air Elliptical. Like new. $75. 417- 2 & 3 Bdrm. Apartments also available. 531-1635. Average 33MPG!!! ...... $14,000 200,000 plus miles. $2,500.00. 417- With Paid water & trash, starting at $475/mo. Office/Retail Space,\’ca2nd month\ Over 40 Years 733-3524. Trek Mass Transit trunk bike rack, Experience! *Now Accepting HUD w/approved application! ’cafree! all uts. incl. $200/mo. Westmore Plaza.\’ca248-250-0892 holds two full size bicycles. Good Office located at 2170 Beck Lane straps & pads. $35. 417-718-5347. 3,000 Square feet of space for Call 417-532-9549 ORDER NOW lease in St. Robert. Services www.jimstewartseptictankservice.com CATFISH • BLUEGILL Homes 407 Excellent location, perfect for Retail or Business Offices. GRASS CARP 762 Pearl. 1bdrm, stove/fridge, W/D Very Affordable, utilities included! Backhoe/Bulldozer 710 Exterminating 738 h/u, Completely remodeled. $350 $1,500 per month CHAMPION EXTERMINATING CO. Order by Wednesday, May 15th mo+dep. Ref. req. 417-664-3828. Call 573-336-5359 for more Kevin Legan Trucking Complete Termite & Pest Control. Dumptruck, Bobcat Service 417-532-1469. 3, 4, 5 Bdrm, homes/mobile homes, information. & Track Loader Pick up order Saturday, May 17th All electric, central H/A. $500-$800/ • Top Soil • Fill Dirt Home Services 747 mo. HUD accepted. 588-2478. • Creek Gravel Noble Hudson & Sons Feed • Quarry Rock Lady looking to clean vacant rental Moving? Need an Apt., home, Real Estate Sales Home 417-589-4011 316 W. Commercial, Lebanon • 532-3921 mobile or duplex? Contact Laclede homes/apts or light assembly Cell 417-531-0219 Purina Dealer ® Co. Landlords’ Association at work. Mon-Fri. F.T. Debbie. 636- I-44 & J Hwy., Conway • 589-3313 358-2046. lacledelandlord.com Homes for Sale 515 O’Dell’s Excavating, Dozer, loader, dump truck, ponds, land clearing, lagoon, dirt, gravel. 417-532-5670. Real Estate - Antique & Property of Leta Massey of Lebanon Personal Property Auction & the Late Jim Massey Cleaning 725 AUCTION • 5 BEDROOM Saturday, May 17, 2014 Saturday, May 17 • 9:00 a.m. SPLIT-LEVEL HOME: Antiques & Personal Property Sell at 11:00 am Address: 9201 AH Hwy, Huggins, Missouri 65484 836 Freddie. Lots of space inside and Directions are: From Dunn take Hwy. MM 12 miles to Hwy. 38 go ½ mile out! All electric, appliances included. Real Estate Sells at 12:00 pm Location: 777 Marvin, Lebanon, MO to Hwy. M go 6.2 miles to AH go ½ to auction. From Houston take Hwy. 17 Large back deck with access from $123,900 West 7.5 miles to Hwy. 38 go 9.5 miles to Hwy M go 6.2 miles to AH and go dining room and master bedroom. Parking available at Hillcrest Open house this Saturday! Noon to 3. Baptist Church parking lot. ½ mile to auction. Watch for Scheets Auctions signs. Pet upon approval with pet fee. Bonded & Insured 2204 Cherry Blossom Circle. In & Out Special, $50* Watch for signs. $950/month plus $950 deposit. 3 bed/2 bath house on 1/2 acre lot. REAL ESTATE: Approximately 370 acres of good farm ground with two Master Suite w/whirlpool tub, REAL ESTATE homes. One older home that needs upgrading and one very nice home that • 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH split from other bedrooms. is over 3200 square foot. Includes five bedrooms, two and half bathrooms, 2 CAR GARAGE: Open kitchen/dining/living area. office, pantry, laundry room, finished basement, front and back decks, Large manufactured home on a full 417-230-3339 central heat and air, and two family rooms. Land is mainly open and unfinished basement. Gas log currently in crops. Will be offered in three tracts or together if bid is higher than individually. This will be an opportunity to own a nice farm. fireplace in the living room. Electric Let me sweep the winter away for you! heat. Appliances included. REAL ESTATE Real Estate Terms: 10% down day and location of auction. Closing cost to Mobile Home Sales 525 Bonded! Insured! References! Call Nicely updated, well maintained be split between buyer and seller. Taxes to be prorated. Sells as is with no Pet upon approval with a pet fee. house with three bedrooms, one $700/month plus $700 deposit. Need a manufactured home? today for your discounted contingencies and owner confirmation. Lenders offering HOME ONLY spring cleaning needs. bath and full basement plus an FARM EQUIPMENT • TRACTORS • SEMI TRUCK • VEHICLES: 7420 417-588-7006 financing. Don’t pre-judge your outbuilding with concrete floor, all John Deere 4 wheel drive tractor with 741 Heavy duty loader with bucket & credit. 417-865-7029. located on a large secluded lot in bale spike with Power Reverser-loaded •2940 John Deere tractor with 148 the city limits. This “ready to move Loader & Spike •John Deere 468 Silage Special Mega Wide Plus Cover in” house, is well maintained and Edge Baler-2yrs old • John Deere 630 MoCo-2yrs old • Sitrex Explorer MX8- has many possibilities as a great Laclede County first home or rental. Features 10 Wheel Hay Rake • John Deere Side Delivery Rake• Farmcraft Bale Spike include metal siding, natural gas • 1995 Kenworth Semi-truck with Double Sleeper • 52 ft. Aluminum Drop ± heat, electric forced air, nearly new Deck Trailer • Disc Plow on wheels with hydraulics • 1969 Ford ¾ Ton 4 wd 241ACRES LAND AUCTION range and refrigerator and counter – 4 speed with bale winch • 1979 Ford F150 4 wd – 4 speed w/hydraulic tops in the kitchen, all hardwood bale spike • 2005 Fairwest 20 foot Gooseneck Cattle Trailer- like new • Thursday, May 15, 2014 • 6pm floors and an attached two-car 2002 Dodge Dually Diesel One Ton Extended Cab Pickup 4WD- • Large 20’ carport. Hydraulic Disc • Various Bunk Feeders, Gates, Panels, Bale Rings • Powder Auction Held at the Mills Center • 650 Mills Dr., Lebanon, MO River Chute – HD – Self Catch • Maxi Creep Feeder • Yellow Lick Tanks • Farron Light Trust, Owner House will be available to show on 20’ Flatbed Gooseneck trailer • John Deere 45 Combines for parts • John Friday, May 16, 2014. Call 417- Deere Combine, runs good •Wilbeck Disc Heavy Duty approximately 12 foot 241 Acres Offered In 6 Tracts From 24± to 80± Acres! 664-0871 for an appointment. For • 3 Point Hydraulic Wood Splitter • 3 Point Danuser Auger Heavy Duty • more information and photos visit Great Pasture or Hay Ground! Gentle Rolling Landscape with Pretty Views. Nice Building Sites! 3 Point Trailer Mover • 1993 Lincoln Marc VIII • Skidding Tongs • Three us at AuctionZip.com ID # 35506 Universal Alley Bows • Old Camper Shell • 19 Rolls of Red Brand Barb Wire Property Located Approx. 15 miles • Scaffolding • Tamko Shingles • Quikcrete • Two Fuel Tanks and Stands • southeast of Lebanon at the corner Real Estate Terms: 10% down, Used Wheels for hay rake • Shop Vise • Large Air Compressor • Five Bags of MO-O & MO-TT. balance at closing within 30 days. of Sulfur • Old Water Pump • Cattle Waterer • Old Tractor Tires and Wheels • Owner: Pat Unverzagt T-Posts • Misc Equipment, Hand Tools, and Equipment Parts not listed • 12V Directions to Property: From I-44 & MO-5/S. Jefferson DC Fuel Transfer Pump, new in box • Diesel Transfer tank • in Lebanon, travel south on MO-5/S. Jefferson and ANTIQUES & PERSONAL PROPERTY travel approx. 13 mi. to MO-O. Turn east on MO-O and PRECISION CLASSIC TOY TRACTORS 1 /16 SCALE travel approx. 3½ mi. to the property at the corner of 5 Morgan Silver Dollars, 1880-O, ANTIQUE TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT • ANTIQUE CAR MO-O & MO-TT. Watch for Diamond S Auction & Real 1889-O, 1899-O, 1900-O, 1901-O GUNS & TOOLS: Savage Model 112 300 Win Mag Stainless Rifle with Scope Estate Co. signs! • 3 Eisenhower Silver dollars 1972- • Winchester Model 67A 22 Rifle • Winchester Model 70 XTR Sporter Magnum D, 1978-D, 1776-1976 • #40 Daisy Directions to Real Estate Auction Location: From 7MM Mag with 3 X 9 Scope and Sling • Browning Co 22 Lever Action • Norinco churn –complete • #40 Daisy churn ATD 22 Brand new in Box Automatic • Browning Belgium BAR 30-06 With the intersection of Jefferson & Elm in Lebanon, travel glass jar • Pink depression glass • north (northeast) on Elm approx. 1/2 mi. to Mills. Turn Bushnell Elite Scope • Marlin 336 35Rem. Caliber Lever Action • Remington Old pitcher pump (replica) • Child 1187 with Vent Rib all Chokes Brand New in Box • NEW Reloading Supplies east (southeast) on Mills and travel a short distance to record player • Parts for old Edison the auction. Watch for Diamond S Auction & Real Estate – die sets, 8 pound rifle powder, Scales • Brass for 223, 40, 45 and 243 New record player • Old Edison records • Misc Ammo •John Deere Tool Box for Tractor • Craftsman Socket Set • 10 Co. signs. • Antique platform rocker • Kellogg Piece Socket sets • 26 Piece Craftsman Wrench sets • Ammo Box • Misc Auctioneer’s Note: After owning this farm for many years, Mrs. Light has decided to sell this beautiful 241± acre Wall phone • Edison record player farm at public auction! This farm features a beautiful gently rolling landscape with very nice views. Don’t miss this • Sunshine & MFA coffee jars • Wrenches, Screwdrivers • Impact sockets up to 1 ½’’ • 22 Piece Wrench Set • opportunity to buy all or part of this outstanding acreage! Zinc lids • Old Iron skillets • Pint 26 Piece Socket wrench Set by Omaha • 14.4 Volt Makita Cordless Drill with milk jars • Old 16mm projector and two batteries & Charger • Four Drawer Craftsman Tool Box, FULL • Cobalt Real Estate Tract Descriptions movie reels • Wooden butter molds Plier Set • Drywall tools • Lots of Tools Not Listed • • Antique coffee grinder • Western ANTIQUES• GLASSWARE •FURNITURE: Antique Wrought Iron Headboard 241± Acres Offered In 6 Tracts Stoneware Qt Jug • Antique & Footboard • Milk Can • Antique China Hutch with Beveled Glass (Beautiful) or Combinations printers drawer • Antique mirror • • Singer Treadle Sewing Machine works, good shape • Antique Music Stand Tract 1: 33± Acres, 60% Open, Good Pasture Misc. pictures • Rivel fryer • Punch • Kerosene Lamps • Jim Beam Decanter • Marbles • Brown Crock Jug with or Hay Ground, Frontage on MO-O bowl • Sherry & cordial glasses MO-O 3 Cork • Fenton Pieces • Longaberger Pitcher • Carnival Glass • Blue Willow Tract 2: 38± Acres, Mostly Open, Good 24± Acres • Picnic basket • 4-Oklahoma in Boxes • Seth Thomas Clock • Fiesta Ware Cinnabon •Roosters including Pasture or Hay Ground, Frontage on MO-O series Bradford Exchange plates • Royal Copley • Doulton & Co China Figurine • Antique China Dolls, intact • Tract 3: 24± Acres, Mostly Open, Good Glass dessert trays & cups • Wood China Doll Pin Cushion • Rectangle Table with four chairs • Flat Top Trunk Pasture or Hay Ground, Frontage on MO-O & 1 2 4 rocking horse • Quilt top • Flour • Eagle Ind Inc Roll Top Oak Desk • McCoy Planter • Old Hoosier Cabinet

MO-TT MO-TT sacks • Old doll • Lot of puzzles • 33± Acres 38± Acres 26± Acres •Chrome & Formica Table • Spoon Carved Antique table • Square Antique Tract 4: 26± Acres, Nearly All Open, Good 2 Drawer file cabinet table • Cast Iron Cookware • Lots of Misc. Antiques Not Listed • Pasture or Hay Ground, Frontage on MO-TT AUTOMOBILE HORSE • SADDLE • TACK Tract 5: 80± Acres, Approx. 40% Open, Great Auctioneer’s Note – Early Start Time…Everything is in really nice shape – Hunting or Recreational Land w/ Nice Open 6 5 1998 Dodge Neon, 4Dr, 5 Speed Areas! Owner: Bob & Rose Childers something for everyone…farm equipment to antique household to guns to real estate. Tract 6: 40± Acres, Mostly Wooded 40± Acres 80± Acres Sale will be larger than sale bill shows – lots unseen at booking. (Swing) Terms: Cash or approved check. Photo ID (SWING TRACT: This Tract Must Sell In Combination required. Owner & auction company not OWNERS: Leta Massey & the late Jim Massey With Another Tract OR To An Adjoining Landowner) responsible for accidents or losses. Nothing TERMS OF AUCTION: Cash or check with picture ID. Nothing loaded or removed until removed until paid for. Announcements made paid for. Everything sells as is, where is. Not responsible for accidents., lost or stolen Lebanon Schools • Est. Taxes: $194.83 (All Tracts) sale day take precedence over printed matter. Lunch available. items. Auction day announcements take precedence over all previous advertisements. MAPS, PHOTOS AND MORE INFORMATION ONLINE! LUNCH ON GROUNDS. D&D AUCTION SERVICE Voted Best Auctioneer In The Auctioneers: Darren SCHEETS AUCTIONS Donald Poynter (417) 880-2783 Ozarks... Three Years Running! Caleb Kennedy (417) 664-5208 www.scheetsauctions.com Joe Wasmer, Ringman 1-877-907-3000 • www.diamond-s-auction.com Visit us at AuctionZip.com ID# 35506 (417) 457-6638 • (417) 926-8575 PAGE 6B THE LEBANON DAILY RECORD, WEEKEND, MAY 10 & 11, 2014

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Sunday, May 11, 2014: This year you view your day-to-day life differently. You are inspired in many ways by a desire for change. Without tossing your life upside down, you’ll fi nd that a small adjustment could change how you feel. If you are single, you are likely to meet someone in a strange way, perhaps while having an argument with someone else. If BLONDIE BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN you are attached, the two of you will want to develop a common interest or hobby. You also might decide to take a workshop together. Your daily life as a couple becomes more important as well. LIBRA is quite generous with his or her time when interacting with you. The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3- Average; 2-So-so; 1-Diffi cult ARIES (March 21-April 19) ★★★★ Someone might be rather challenging. This person probably has listened to you for so many years that he or she has been waiting for this moment to stand up to you. Recognize the inevitable change of roles. Tonight: Go along with someone else’s suggestion. This Week: Defer to others; they will be happy, and you will be free. HERMAN TAURUS (April 20-May 20) FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE BY LYNN JOHNSON ★★★ No one knows how to lounge BY JIM UNGER and be laidback like you do, though you often do not permit that behavior. Make this a supremely lazy day. Don’t feel obligated to do anything but sleep and maybe watch some TV. You might not even pick up the phone. Tonight: Put your feet up. This Week: Dive into work Monday. Network the remainder of the week. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ★★★★ Allow greater give-and-take between you and a child. Perhaps you’ll opt to join him or her for a fun kid’s activity as well as for an event that you choose. Don’t take this time together for granted. Tonight: Ever playful. This Week: Taming your playfulness could take most of the week. CANCER (June 21-July 22) BEETLE BAILEY BY MORT WALKER ★★★ Be more sensitive to a family member who might need a little encouragement. Arguments could erupt, especially as others seem to be controlling. Know that you are making the correct choices for you. Tonight: Be a couch potato. This Week: You might not want to work Monday. By Tuesday, you will feel great. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ★★★★ You might feel slightly overburdened by what needs to be done, but a phone call could cheer you up. Don’t be surprised if you suddenly veer in an unanticipated direction. Your spontaneity will encourage others to be more upbeat. Tonight: Catch up on a pal’s news. This Week: Stay on top of a domestic HAGAR THE HORRIBLE BY CHRIS BROWNE issue that could rear its ugly head. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ★★★ Be conscious of a need to overspend and go overboard. This activity might be OK once in a while, Dear but in general it does not work out well. Use care with your funds, as you might miscount change or agree to an expense you later will regret. Tonight: Review Abby your budget. This Week: You will have an opportunity to speak your mind. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) ★★★★ You could be involved in an argument involving a child or loved CHILDREN DON'T NEED TO KNOW one. Later you might wish that you had not lost your temper. Consider making THAT PETS WILL ONE DAY DIE amends when you feel you are able to do so. Don’t let anyone sit on negativity DEAR ABBY: When I was growing up, I was taught to love for too long. Tonight: As you like it. animals and I had several. For various reasons I never had to This Week: Stay on top of a fi nancial DILBERT BY SCOTT ADAMS deal with making the decision to put one to sleep. situation. Speak your mind after As I grew older, I realized we don’t have the right to “own” Wednesday. living creatures, but we can take care of them. Eventually, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) my dog became ill and I had to make the choice to put him ★★★ Take some much-needed down. It was heartbreaking, and while I support my local personal time off; you will feel much better as a result. If you want to animal shelter, I vowed to never again have another animal I head out and take a walk alone, do. would have to make that decision for. Remember, Sunday is your day of Now my children are asking me to fi nd a dog for them, and rest. Enjoy reading the paper and/or I’m at a loss about what to do. Do I fi rst make them aware listening to some good music. Tonight: that the animal we love will die in some fashion, including Be mysterious. that we may have to decide to put him to sleep? Or do I let This Week: You hit your power them have an animal and let them deal with the heartbreak days, and you are capable of nearly when the time comes? Thanks for your input. -- ANIMAL anything. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) GUARDIAN IN MICHIGAN ★★★★ Join a group of friends in an DEAR ANIMAL GUARDIAN: If your children are activity or pastime that you all enjoy. young, let them enjoy having a pet to love without worrying You will feel far more relaxed than you about the fact that its life span may not be forever. If you have in a long time. A loved one can’t do, they will learn about responsible pet ownership in seem to do enough to draw you closer BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH BY FRED LASSWELL good time, as well as the responsibility that comes when to him or her. Be aware of this, and put the pet becomes so old or sick that it can no longer enjoy forth more effort. Tonight: Happy as a life. While death is a part of life, I don’t think that reality clam. should be impressed upon your children now. This Week: Gather information this week rather than make history. ** ** ** CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) DEAR ABBY: I am getting married soon, and I am not ★★★★ Defer to someone else, and inviting one of my co-workers, “Darrell,” who I know will listen to his or her suggestions. You be hurt. I have looked up to him as an uncle for a few years. could be far more content if you let We eat lunch together and share gossip, but my fi ance and I others take command and make choices decided not to invite him even though we are inviting other accordingly. An older friend or family people from the offi ce. member might be diffi cult to deal with. Darrell was recently arrested for supposedly raping his Tonight: The only answer is “yes.” daughter. He went to court, but the daughter failed to appear, This Week: Zero in on what you want. The odds are with you. so the charges were dropped. Since then, even though I AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) consider him a friend, I have seen him in a different light. ★★★★ Someone could make an I know he could be innocent, but my fi ance and I do not overture that is quite touching. Decide want him at our wedding around family and kids. I don’t to let go and not worry so much. A friend know how to tell him he won’t be invited. What should I say might become testy if you don’t make PEANUTS BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ or not say? -- BRIDE-TO-BE IN THE USA time for him or her. Avoid reacting to DEAR BRIDE-TO-BE: I can’t think of a polite way your feelings about someone who is to tell someone you’re afraid your family members trying to control you. Tonight: Watch a favorite show. wouldn’t be safe around him, and I don’t think it will This Week: All eyes look to you. be necessary because Darrell is going to get the picture PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) without anything being said. ★★★★ Remain responsive to a loved It’s regrettable that your co-worker didn’t have his day one, even if you have had a tiff or two. in court because at the offi ce it appears he has already You could get sucked into the blaming been found guilty. It goes without saying that you have game and experience some anger. to fi nd a luncheon partner and mentor besides Darrell, Listen to this person without getting so be prepared. triggered. Get into a favorite pastime ** ** ** or hobby. Tonight: Make it dinner for two. DEAR READERS: A happy Mother’s Day to mothers This Week: Detach, and you will gain everywhere -- birth mothers, adoptive and foster a lot of understanding. mothers, stepmothers, and grandmothers who are raising Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet at grandchildren. Orchids to you, for the love you give every http://www.jacquelinebigar.com. day. Love, ABBY (c) 2005 by King Features Syndicate Inc.