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500 East Elm St., Lebanon, Mo 65536 VS. GLENDALE FALCONS See page C1 for game details! LC RECORD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21,2019 VOL 2 ISSUE 31 LACLEDE COUNTY RECORD ONE DOLLAR INSIDE Crawford gives legislative update STEVE SMITH Rotary Club meeting, Crawford /&5SKRWR6WHYH6PLWK State Sen- [email protected] asked her audience if they under- stood that Amendment 1 completely ator Sandy Missourians voted last November changed the way redistricting is done Crawford IRUZKDWZDVELOOHGDVDQHͿRUWWR and many indicated they did not. (R-28th Dis- trict) was the clean up politics, but State Senator “A lot of people didn’t know that, guest speaker Sandy Crawford said the law has it’s not going to be a good thing for had other consequences voters did at Thursday’s Laclede County if that stands,” she Lebanon Ro- not know about. said. Speaking at Thursday’s Lebanon tary Club lun- See ‘CRAWFORD’/ page A12 cheon. NATIONAL THANK A POLICE Learning to traverse a dark world OFFICER DAY SECTION SEE PAGE B1 Suzanne Luallin teaches the visually impaired how to safely walk the streets of a city INDEX LAURA VALENTI • FOR THE LACLEDE RECORD For most folks in Lebanon, a walk around the downtown area is a pretty routine en- A LOOK BACK...............Page A10 CALENDAR....................Page A2 deavor but for Suzanne Luallin and her stu- CLASSIFIEDS.......Pages C7-C8 dents, it is a little more complicated. Luallin COMICS ........................Page A9 conducts classes on Wednesdays in which she ENTERTAINMENT..........Page A8 escorts and teaches three to six school-aged FAITH...................Pages A6-A7 OPINION...................Page A4 children who are visually impaired or blind, SPORTS ..................Pages C1- C6 how to walk safely in their own environment, including how to use a cane. “We spend an hour in orientation and mo- bility training,” she explained as she guided DEATHS her students down a Madison Street sidewalk that included an unexpected obstacle. “Here we have something unexpect- ed,” she told them as they approached and WRXFKHGDFKDLQOLQNIHQFHWKDWFRUGRQHGRͿD Marilyn Sue Hicks construction area but also blocked their path. Dixie June Fowler “Now how do we get from here to there?” James Elmer Ivey After a short discussion, it was determined Holman-Howe/Lebanon Stanley W. Rhoads that the safe thing to do was to turn around >PSZVU.YPMÄU(ZO.YV]L and go back to the previous corner and cross Sandra Davis the street there. She explained that they Holman-Howe/Hartville should not step down into the street because it wouldn’t be safe. “These kids need to learn to travel safely in their environment, no matter what it is /&5SKRWR/DXUD9DOHQWL Instructor Suzanne Luallin teaches a group of visually impaired students how and that’s what this class is all about,” she to use canes to traverse city streets. Downtown Lebanon is used as their learning continued. ground. See ‘TEACHER’/ page A5 www.holmanhowe.com See Pages A2 - A3 NEWS TIPS? contact our news staff '&N 3 417-717-TIPS [email protected] • all tips must include contact phone number Debbie Hilton wrote the theme for this year’s Christmas parade CHRIS RODEN • FOR THE LACLEDE COUNTY RECORD Members of the community, the media and the Chamber of Commerce met at the Chamber to select the theme for the 2019 Christmas parade. Debbie Hilton’s submission “A Christmas Wish” was chosen by the theme committee. Of the several hundred submissions, Hilton turned in over 100 possibilities. @lacledenews “Debbie will be given a $100 check and the option to ride in the Christ- mas Parade,” said Darrell Pollock, executive director of the Chamber of Commerce. The parade will take place November 23 at 11 a.m. and will follow the tra- ditional route with the check in process happening in the HEP Supply Co. and D & A Paint and Accessories parking lots. Stan Moore, retired circuit judge, was selected to be the grand parade marshal. Moore has lived in the area since 1983 and had his own law practice, worked in WKHSURVHFXWLQJDWWRUQH\·VR΀FHDQGEHHQDMXGJHLQWKHFLUFXLWFRXUWIRUDOPRVW years. His volunteer service includes working with the Red Cross, OEM weather spotters, the Chamber board of directors and the Optimist Club. @LacledeCountyRecord “His civic service to the community has been fantastic. As he is retired, I think he’s just looking for something to do, so we decided we’ll give him something to do on Saturday, Nov. 23,” Pollock said. Pollock said Moore was honored by the selection and a good choice. Sam Allen will be the master of ceremonies. See ‘PARADE’/ page A5 LC RECORDS LC WEATHER Community Calendar “Rain Forest” Joann Wheeler, Maplecrest Elementary TODAY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 82 High, 70 Low Isolated Thunderstorms FAMILIES OF ORAN & GOLDIE (ROBERTS) HEMPHILL REUNION — 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. at LifePoint Church Lebanon. Families SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY NAMI — MENTAL 78 High, 60 Low 79 High, 59 Low 78 High, 66 Low 83 High, 65 Low 83 High, 67 Low 84 High, 67 Low include Morehouse, Thunderstorms Partly Cloudy PM Showers Isolated AM Showers Scattered ILLNESS SUPPORT Thunderstorms Thunderstorms McNeil, Hemphill, Core, Couch, Munholland and GROUP — for mentally WEATHER PROVIDED BY SHEER BLISS PHOTOGRAPHY • 417-322-3814 Roberts. Lunch 1 p.m. ill, family and friends Bring covered dish, old welcome, 10-11 a.m. MARILYN SUE HICKS photos, memorabilia. and 5:30-6:30 p.m. FFI: Kevin Ivey (417) 770- at Lebanon-Laclede LEBANON, MISSOURI 3286. County Library. State Rep. Suzie Pollock will Marilyn Sue Hicks, until moving to California. Marilyn and Ricky then VF JEANS/H.D LEE speak from10-11 a.m. 81 of Lebanon, died lived in California for many years and she worked EMPLOYEES REUNION FFI: 417-718-1616. Wednesday, Sept. 18, as a beautician after earning her cosmetology license. — 4 p.m. at VFW Hall. 2019, in Mercy Hospital The family returned to Lebanon in 1970, and Marilyn +LZZLY[ZHUKÄUNLY TOPS NO. 1164 6SULQJÀHOG continued to work as a beautician for several years. foods. MEETING — 9:30- 11 a.m. at Southern She was born April Through the years, she was also a devoted homemaker to her husband and family. Heights Christian 24, 1938, in Charity, Mo. Church. FFI: Lynn Sachs to Marvin and Florence She is survived by her son, Randy Hicks and his 533-7774 or Ruth Porter Gott Rice. wife Sue, of Lebanon; three step-granddaughters, 532-4727. In 1955 she married Amber Bernell, of Branson; Emily Johnson and Korrie James Richard “Ricky’’ %ULQWRQERWKRI/HEDQRQÀYHVWHSJUHDWJUDQGFKLO- TOPS MEETING NO. Hicks. dren, Kaden, River, Ryland, Bodie and Gracen; a 0945 — 4:15-6 p.m. at number of other relatives and friends. Heritage Baptist Temple, Marilyn was preceded 699 Lynn St. FFI: 532- in death by her parents; A private graveside service and burial for Marilyn HUGHES CENTER 9895 or 532-7298. her husband Ricky, on Sue Hicks will be in Mount DANCE — 7-10 p.m. MARILYN SUE HICKS Nov. 18, 2008; two brothers, Rose Memorial Park, un- with Spring Hollow Band. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 Art and Jerry, and a sister, Geraldine. der the care and direction )YPUNÄUNLYMVVKZ of Holman-Howe Funeral www.holmanhowe.com She was raised in the Conway community, and Home of Lebanon. For PHILLIPSBURG HUGHES CENTER attended Conway schools. After she and Ricky were more information or to UNITED METHODIST DANCE — 7-10 p.m. with married, they made their home in the Lebanon area sign the online memorial visit www.holmanhowe.com CHURCH 135 YEARS Dixie Hix Band. Bring CELEBRATION — classic ÄUNLYMVVKZ DIXIE JUNE FOWLER car cruise-in 3-5 p.m., gospel sing 5:30-7 p.m. LEBANON, MISSOURI featuring Jeff Boston and Sharon LeFors, 128 Dixie June Fowler, struction company. Dixie also ran a day care business Pearl, Phillipsburg. 94, of Lebanon, died for several years. Wednesday evening, She is survived by two daughters, Toni McFarland MULLICANE/ Sept. 18, 2019, at Mercy and husband David, of Lebanon and Geraldine Ev- BLACKFOOT SCHOOL Hospital Lebanon. REUNION — 10 a.m.-4 ans and husband Bobby, of Lebanon; two sons, Steve PHILLIPSBURG FALL She was born March 5, Fowler and wife Janice, of Lebanon, and Jimmie Joe p.m. at Shriners Building, Lebanon. FFI: 532-2175. FESTIVAL — 10 a.m.-5 1925, in Filly, Mo. to Noah Fowler and wife Judy, of Lebanon; one brother, Tell- p.m. on Grover Street. T. and Mittie Oleatha mo Baker and wife Patricia, of San Angelo, Texas, as SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 FFI: Roxanne (417) 718- Begley Baker. well as several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, 0838. On Nov. 29, 1942, she great-great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. married James H. Fowler. Funeral services for Dixie June Fowler will be LHS CLASS OF 1959 She was preceded in held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019, at the Hol- 60TH REUNION — visit death by her husband man-Howe Funeral Home in Lebanon with the Rev. 10 a.m., pictures 11:30 James, on Aug. 10, 2011; %UDG5HHGR΀FLDWLQJ%XULDOZLOOEHLQ0RXQW5RVH a.m. (included in price), a brother, Ferrell Baker, Memorial Park in Lebanon, under the direction of Hol- lunch noon, at Wallace DIXIE JUNE FOWLER and a sister, Patricia Jen- man-Howe Funeral Home of Lebanon. Friends may Building, 325 Harwood nings. call at their convenience FREE AFTERNOON OF Ave. Cost $20 each. in the funeral home. Me- SKATING — 1:30-4:30 Western attire. FFI: 532- Dixie was raised in the Filly and Eldorado Springs morial contributions to St. p.m. at DJ’s Skate, North 5016. communities and graduated from high school. After Jude Children’s Research www.holmanhowe.com Hwy. 5 sponsored by she and James were married, they made their home in Hospital may be made Community of Christ Eldorado Springs, and lovingly raised their children.
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