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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30, 2020 117TH YEAR #258 /West.Plains.Daily.Quill /@wpquill /@wpquill Public help sought
The Howell County Health Department on to fi nd missing man Tuesday reported 35 Officials with the Howell County Sheriff’s Department report a man new cases of COVID-19 has gone missing under suspicious circumstances. Ira Lee Briscoe, COVID-19, PAGE 4 25, was reported missing Dec. 23. He is described as 5 feet, 8 inches tall, weigh- MISSOURI Total COVID-19 cases: ing 160 pounds, with blue eyes and 386,095. brown hair. The vehicle Briscoe was Change from last report: known to be driving is also missing, 9,656. according to Howell County Sheriff’s 55,000+: St. Louis County. Department Public Information Officer 25,000-54,999: Kansas Jennifer Harper. The car is described as City, St. Charles. a 1995 Mercury Sable with the license 20,000-24,999: Jackson. plate number of LC9-V1B. The original 15,000-19,999: Greene, St. color of the vehicle is silver, but inves- Louis City. tigators believe it has been spray painted black. Anyone with informa- 10,000-14,999: Boone. tion on the whereabouts of Briscoe or his vehicle is asked to contact 5,000-9,999: Buchanan, the Howell County Sheriff’s Office at 417-256-2544. COURTESY PHOTO Cape Girardeau, Cass, Christian, Clay, Cole, Franklin, Jasper, Jefferson, St. Francois. 2,500-4,999: Butler, Calla- way, Camden, Johnson, Remove, reuse or recycle Joplin, Lincoln, Newton, Pettis, Pulaski, Scott, Taney. Sanitation Department, DNR off er options for holiday cleanup 1,000-2,499: Adair, An- drew, Audrain, Barry, Ben- es by calling city hall, 256-7176, or fi shing pond to help improve ton, Clinton, Cooper, Craw- By Nicholas Haring or the Sanitation Department at fi sh habitat. ford, Dunklin, Henry, [email protected] 255-2330. DNR advises to only depose of Howell, Laclede, Lafayette, City residents who do not want Christmas trees in lakes or Lawrence, Livingston, With Christmas over and the to wait have another option: Be- ponds that are privately owned, Madison, Marion, McDon- new year fast just around the tween 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. week- with permission, and to remove ald, Miller, Mississippi corner, many households are be- days, they may take their trees all decorations before disposing Moniteau, Morgan, New SWINDELL ginning to pack holiday decora- directly to the Solid Waste Trans- them. Madrid, Nodaway, Osage, tions up until next year. As peo- fer Station on Old Airport Road. In rural areas, Christmas trees Pemiscot, Perry, Phelps, ple take down their decor, There will be no charge for this also make excellent brush piles Pike, Platte, Polk, Ran- Reported plenty of Christmas trees will disposal. for wildlife, DNR offi cials point dolph, Ray, Saline, Ste. soon be discarded. City offi cials ask that residents out. The brush piles can provide Genevieve, Stoddard, Christmas Day Offering one option to West disposing of their trees have all cover for small mammals, birds, Stone, Texas, Warren, Plains residents, city offi cials decorations removed from them. amphibians and reptiles. The an- Washington, Webster, fracas leads to announced sanitation crews will The Missouri Department of imals use the brush piles as Wright. be available Jan. 8 to pick up Natural Resources also has a few shelter, safe resting areas and a 500-999: Barton, Bates, assault charges Christmas trees at no cost for suggestions for disposal of un- places to nest and raise their Bollinger, Caldwell, Carroll, customers within city limits. wanted trees, such as using a young. Cedar, Dallas, DeKalb, To be added to the pickup list, chipping machine to create Dent, Douglas, Gascon- By Kimberly Langston residents can give their address- mulch, or putting trees in a lake RECYCLE, PAGE 4 ade, Gentry, Grundy, Har- [email protected] rison, Howard, Lewis, Ma- con, Monroe, Oregon, An Alton woman who al- Ralls, Ripley, Sullivan, Ver- legedly cut another wom- non, Wayne. an with a knife, then Under 500: Atchison, Cart- struck her with a vehicle From the West Coast to the Ozarks hills er, Chariton, Clark, Dade, during an altercation on Daviess, Hickory, Holt, Iron, Christmas Day is held Musician’s eclectic Knox, Linn, Maries, Mercer, without bond in the Thay- Montgomery, Ozark, Put- er city jail. blend refl ects life as nam, Reynolds, Schuyler, Rachael Swindell, 25, is Scotland, Shannon, Shel- charged with fi rst-degree he’s experienced it by, St. Clair, Worth. assault causing serious in- Deaths: 5,433. jury, fi rst-degree assault Change from last report: or attempt, and leaving the 117. scene of an accident that By Kimberly Langston ARKANSAS caused a physical injury. [email protected] Total COVID-19 cases: A counsel status hearing 216,528. was scheduled for today Robert Burton, 27, Change from last report: before 37th Judicial Cir- from Thayer, was born in 1,651. cuit Court Judge Harvey California and moved to 20,000+: Pulaski, Washing- Shane Allen in Oregon the area when he was 10. ton. County, according to court He admits the move was 15,000-19,999: Benton. records. a bit of a culture shock, 5,000-9,999: Craighead, Oregon County Sheriff's but says his music is in- Faulkner, Garland, Jeffer- Deputy Grey Huddleston fl uenced by elements son, Pope, Saline, Sebas- reported he was en route from both worlds. tian. at about 7:34 p.m. to a “I have always been COURTESY PHOTO 2,500-4,999: Crawford, home off of Highway 19 in into music,” he recol- “YOUNG REVV,” also known as Robert Burton of Thayer, is a California native Crittenden, Greene, Hot Alton to investigate a fi ght lects. “I walked around breaking into the country rap genre with several singles available for a listen Spring, Independence, in progress when a dis- with a cassette player at on all major streaming platforms. His infl uences range from classic artists Jackson, Lincoln, Lonoke, Miller, Mississippi, St. Fran- patcher informed him the 9 or 10, and could recite like Merle Haggard and Waylon Jennings to country rap artists Upchurch and reporting party had called entire album lyrics.” cis, White. Colt Ford. back to say the alleged vic- Burton is a musician, 1,000-2,499: Arkansas, tim had been rammed by and plays guitar and pi- Ashley, Baxter, Boone, Car- ano. outlaw country artists gles with addiction and wards it brings. roll, Chicot, Clark, Clay, CHARGES, PAGE 4 He has an eclectic like Cody Jinks, plus depression. The country “The Hurricane” is Cleburne, Columbia, Con- taste in genres. classic country artists music infl uences can be about his relationship way, Cross, Drew, Franklin, “I love all kinds of mu- Merle Haggard and Way- heard in the guitar mel- and the support he has Grant, Hempstead, How- sic,” he observes, but he lon Jennings. Country ody that runs through it. gotten from his mother, ard, Izard, Johnson, Law- has gravitated toward rap is a genre that has “Cocaine” samples while “Be Alone” is rence, Lee, Logan, Ouachi- country because it is re- really exploded, he says. Lewis Capaldi's “Some- about needing time to ta, Phillips, Poinsett, Polk, latable living in a rural He draws upon real life one You Loved” with fe- oneself. He has released Randolph, Sevier, Sharp, area, and hip hop be- experiences for his sub- male vocals, and is about 10 singles to date; the Union, Yell. cause he likes to tell sto- ject matter. overcoming addiction. It upcoming 11th track will 500-999: Bradley, Cleve- ries, and sees that style “Just like anybody treats the relationship complete an album titled land, Desha, Fulton, Little as the easiest way to else, everything I write with that addiction as if “Backroad Sermon.” River, Madison, Marion, convey those stories. is a window to my strug- it were a person, but it All are available on Nevada, Newton, Pike, Young Revv is his gles,” he confesses. is also a farewell to that streaming platforms via Prairie, Scott, Stone, Van stage name. Though not “Back In Time,” has a lifestyle and includes Amazon Prime Music, Buren. a reverend in the usual nostalgic feel to it, refer- references about motiva- iTunes, Google Play, Spo- Under 500: Calhoun, Dal- sense, Burton was or- encing ‘90s pop culture. tion to stay clean. tify and Pandora, and las, Lafayette, Monroe, dained as a minister to The song, which he says Burton is now a mar- Burton also is on You- Montgomery, Perry, Searcy, perform a friend's wed- has had airtime on Ca- ried father of three, Tube under “Young Woodruff. ding ceremony, and is a nadian radio, is about and the song touches Revv.” He can also be Deaths: 3,537. Christian. his youth and childhood upon leaving one life found on Facebook, @ Change from last report: Some of his current in- and “going back to a bet- for a better, healthier YoungRevvOffi cial; Ins- 55. fl uences are Jelly Roll, ter time.” one and stepping up to tagram, @youngrevv_of- Source: Local health de- Adam Calhoun, Up- Another of his songs, the responsibility of fa- fi cial; and Twitter, @real- partments and state CO- church, Colt Ford, and “Voices,” is about strug- therhood and the re- rev123. VID-19 dashboards.
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The West Plains Daily Quill (USPS-675- 740) is published Tuesday through Sat- enrollment deadline to January 15 urday, except all major holidays, New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving, and Christ- The Missouri Department of the program, totaling over mas Day by Phillips Media Group, P.O. Conservation has extended the 13,000 acres of lands available Box 110, 205 Washington Ave., West deadline to Jan. 15 for landown- for public outdoor recreation. Plains, Mo. 65775-0110, Phone (417) er enrollment into the Missouri MRAP funding is provided 256-9191; Fax 417-256-9196. The pub- Outdoor Recreational Access through a U.S. Department of lisher reserves the right, at his sole dis- Program (MRAP). Agriculture federal grant. This cretion, to edit, classify or reject any ad- vertising copy submitted by the MRAP provides incentive pay- funding allows for the addi- advertiser. 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MRAP prop- crop fi eld buffers or managed than 50 properties enrolled in spectful of other visitors. West Plains Daily Quill, P.O. Box 110, West Plains, Mo. 65775-0110. MARRIAGES DAILY QUILL STAFF Commission updates agenda Editor, Publisher: Jim Perry Drew Isaac Clark, 25, Howell County Commissioners, The commission will review and meeting payroll will be approved. [email protected] West Plains, and Reagan will make board appointments in discuss the lease agreement it Review and consideration of Gen. Mgr./Mng. Editor: Allison Skinner Leigh Caldwell, 25, West addition to discussing the lease holds with Smith for his offi ce CARES Act contracts will also be [email protected] Plains, Dec. 5 in Merri- agreement that pertains to Mis- space in the county building. given, and accounts payable will News Editor: Abby Hess am Woods. Offi ciated by souri 8th District U.S. Rep. Jason Three board members whose be approved. Guests present will [email protected] Ralph D. Benham. Smith’s West Plains offi ce during terms expire at year’s end are ex- be recognized. Iver Raymond John- a meeting to be held today. pected to be reappointed by the The commission typically meets Advertising Manager: Vicki Johnson son, 91, Mtn. View, and The meeting will begin at 11 commission to the Sheltered each Monday and Thursday in the [email protected] Karen Sue Roberts, 77, a.m. and be held in the conference Workshop Board, and commis- meeting room on the second fl oor Billing Clerk/Subscriptions/Legals: Montgomery City, Dec. room on the second fl oor of the sioners will appoint someone to of the county offi ce building. To- Martha Tarver 12 in Mtn. View. Offi ci- county offi ce building, 35 Court serve on the Public Building Cor- day’s meeting is a supplemental Durreall VonAllmen ated by F. Michael De- Square in West Plains. poration Board. During the same meeting due to the holidays. [email protected] limit. [email protected] Editorial Staff : Kim Langston, Nicholas Haring [email protected] With winter weather expected, Sports Editor: Chris Herbolsheimer Missouri State Parks [email protected] announces 2021 round for Advertising Staff : Vicky Rutter, drivers urged to take extra care Joe Klod outdoor recreation grants Missourians know to expect colder tem- tery booster cables, blankets, extra coats, [email protected] peratures, snow, rain, ice or a mix of these gloves, water, nonperishable food, fi rst aid Missouri State Parks announces the opening during the winter months, say offi cials, kit, fl ashlight, small shovel and a bag of COMMERCIAL PRINTING STAFF of the 2021 round for the Land and Water Con- pointing that already, there have been sev- sand or cat litter in the trunk can help in Production Manager: Mary Frazier servation Fund (LWCF) and the Recreational eral days with colder temperatures and an emergency. It only takes one traffi c crash [email protected] Trails Program grants. snow in some areas of the state. to close a road for several hours, caution Carol Mayfi eld, Monty Reynolds LWCF grants are available to cities, counties, The weather forecast indicates snow, patrol offi cials. Being prepared is critical. public school districts and public universities snow showers and freezing rain are likely Before traveling, cell phones should be for outdoor recreation projects. overnight today and into Thursday. The fully charged and kept with the driver, but Recreational Trails Program grants fund pub- patrol notes that each of these conditions not used while driving. Park the vehicle westplainsdailyquill.net lic trail-related projects and are available to lo- affect traffi c patterns and can make driv- well off the roadway or in a parking lot be- cal and state governments, public school dis- ing hazardous. Lower overnight tempera- fore placing a call on a cell phone. tricts, public universities, private schools, tures may cause wet roads to freeze and The Missouri State Highway Patrol emer- for-profi t and nonprofi t organizations, and busi- become slick. gency number is 1-800-525-5555 (or *55 nesses. Drivers should check road conditions on a cellular phone). “If this year has taught us anything, it’s that before driving to help determine if the trip “These numbers ring at the nearest troop TO PLACE YOUR we all need access to quality outdoor recreation can be completed safely. Consulting Mis- headquarters. We’re here to help,” remind CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING: resources. These grant programs can help com- souri’s Road Condition Report, 888-275- offi cials. Call 417-256-9191 munities make access a reality,” said Mike 6636, or MoDOT’s Road Condition Map at Anyone involved in a crash or whose ve- EMAIL classifi [email protected] Sutherland, director of Missouri State Parks. traveler.modot.org/map will provide the hicle slides off the road should stay inside westplainsdailyquill.net/classifi eds For more information about either of these most current road condition information the vehicle with the seat belt on. During ______programs, to download the grant applications available. inclement weather, multiple vehicles often and to register for a grant application workshop, Troopers with the Missouri State High- crash or slide off the road in the same lo- FOR ALL OTHER ADS visit mostateparks.com/page/55065/outdoor- way Patrol urge everyone to pay attention cation. For those walking around their ve- CONTACT OUR recreation-grants. The deadline to apply is Feb. to weather conditions and make smart de- hicles, the chances of being injured or DISPLAY AD DEPT. 17, 2021. cisions regarding travel. If conditions are killed is much greater, offi cials point out. EMAIL [email protected] For more information on LWCF and Recre- dangerous, avoid driving on Missouri’s “The safest course of action is to con- Call 417-256-9191 ational Trails Program grants, contact the Grants roads. tact law enforcement by cell phone and re- Management Section with Missouri State Parks Those who must travel should make main inside your vehicle,” they explain. at [email protected]. sure clean snow and ice completely from “When remaining in your vehicle, place it For more information on state parks and his- their vehicles, use headlights to increase in park and turn off the engine. Carbon toric sites, visit mostateparks.com. Missouri visibility and reduce traveling speed when monoxide poisoning is a possibility if the SUBSCRIBE State Parks is a division of the Missouri Depart- the road appears wet or snow is present. exhaust system was damaged or is blocked ment of Natural Resources. Remember: Missouri law states if wind- by snow or debris after a traffi c crash or shield wipers are in use, headlights must slide off.” TODAY be turned on. The patrol points out there are are also During inclement weather, driving the health concerns in cold weather condi- PRRININ T SUUBSCRIPTIONB SCRIP TION RAATESTE S speed limit is often too fast and not “exer- tions, and reminds citizens they should Howell County cising the highest degree of care.” Missouri understand the signs of hypothermia and Effective November 15, 2019 WEATHER law states the responsibility of exercising frostbite and how to prevent them. Create HOWELL COUNTY TODAY: Showers. Temper- weather the highest degree of care while driving a plan to handle the possibility of becom- 3 Months $31.49 TA X : $2.20 INCLU DE D ature rising to near 51 by rests on the driver’s shoulders. ing stranded. If there are no injuries in the 6 Months $57.22 TA X : $4.00 INCLU DE D 10 a.m., then falling to watchers “Please adjust your speed to the weath- crash, the vehicles should be moved off Per Year $114.36 TA X : $7.99 INCLU DE D around 41 during the rest er. Do not use cruise control and increase the road to a safer location while waiting of the day. Wind chill val- sought your following distance,” urges the patrol. for law enforcement to arrive. ADJOINING COUNTIES ues as low as 34. South “It is next to impossible to stop quickly on “Winter weather affects driving condi- 3 Months $35.75 TA X : $2.50 INCLU DE D wind 5 to 11 mph becoming Officials with the snow-covered or slick roads. 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Serving all of Missouri & Arkansas westplainsdailyquill.net | West Plains, Missouri People West Plains Daily Quill | Wednesday, December 30, 2020 3 50th Anniversary Riggs makes dean’s list at Union University Emily Riggs, of West Plains, The list includes full-time stu- Convention, Union University in is one of 412 students named to dents with a 3.5 GPA or higher. Jackson, Teen., offers Christ- Union University’s dean’s list for Founded in 1823 and affi liat- centered education and over 100 the fall semester. ed with the Tennessee Baptist majors and programs of study.
closed statewide. Online sessions are also available at any time via SATURDAY the university’s Black- board system. Admission Jan. 2 (9 a.m. to 1 to the university and com- p.m.): “Go Farm” Farm- pletion of required testing 417-256-1000 ers Market will hold its is required before partici- fi rst market of the new pating. To learn more year in the parking lot of about admissions call Endurance Church on 255-7955 or email WPAd- Worley Drive. Markets will missions@MissouriState. be held on Saturdays only edu; testing, call 255- until April. 7943 or email WPTest- 545600s [email protected]; Email submissions by 4:30 p.m. weekdays): TUESDAY or STAR Orientation, call noon Fridays to abby@ Painter Rhonda Richter’s 255-7222, email WPAAC- wpdailyquill.net with artwork collection, Jan. 5 (2-4 p.m.): An [email protected] “CALENDAR” in the sub- “There’s No Place Like Ozarks Food Harvest food or go online to wp.mis- ject line. Three sentence Home,” will be available box distribution will be souristate.edu/aaccess/ maximum must include for viewing at the Ozarks held at Center Grove Bap- star. event description, date, Small Business Incuba- tist Church, 14361 E Jan. 6 (7 p.m.): The time, location, cost and tor, 408 Washington Ave. Highway in Moody. One Missouri State Museum source for more informa- family per household will hold a virtual program tion. Call Abby at the THURSDAY within the Moody Fire Trailblazers of Women’s Quill 256-9191 with ques- Protection District may Suffrage, as part of its on- tions. Dec. 31: The Christian qualify with proof of ad- going “Landing After COURTESY PHOTOS Unless otherwise not- Women of Willow Springs dress. Contact Tonie Lott, Hours” series. Take part The family of Chuck and Cherie Holmes of West ed, events are located in will offi cially disband at 284-7017. by visiting @Mis- Plains invite all to participate in a surprise card West Plains and area year’s end. The organiza- souriStateMuseum on shower to celebrate the couples’ 50th wedding an- codes are 417. tion’s treasury will go to Facebook. niversary. Chuck and Cherie were married Jan. 6, Attention readers: the Willow Springs Minis- NEXT WEEK Jan. 9, 16, 23 and 30 1971, and together they raised two children, John Due to the COVID-19 pan- terial Alliance to help (9 a.m. to 1 p.m.): “Go Holmes and Bob Holmes. They have four grand- demic, many events are serve local needs. Jan. 6: MSU-WP offers Farm” Farmers Market will children. The card shower is in lieu of a gathering postponed or canceled. Dec. 31 and Jan. 1: Zoom video conferencing hold its market in the due to COVID-19. Mail cards to 1575 U.S. Hwy 160 Please confirm before West Plains city offi ces STAR Orientation ses- parking lot of Endurance West Plains, MO 65775. making plans to attend. will be closed statewide sions for freshmen and Church on Worley Drive. for New Year’s Eve and transfer students with Markets will be held on TODAY New Year’s Day. The Quill less than 10 credit hours. Saturdays only until April. offi ce will close early Dec. Through Jan. 1: The 31 and remain closed Jan. Alton Senior Center will 1. be closed for Christmas Dec. 31: Deadline to and New Year’s holidays. submit nominations for Meal pickup will be un- the Greater West Plains available. Patrons are Area Chamber of Com- urged to make other ar- merce awards including rangements. Lifetime Achievement, Through Jan. 4: The Citizen of the Year, Cham- Willow Springs Senior ber Business of the Year, Center is closed in recog- Educator of the Year, Hu- nition of Christmas and manitarian of the Year, New Year’s Day. Civic-Nonprofi t Organiza- Dec. 30 and 31 (8:30 tion of the Year and Cus- a.m.-4:30 p.m. week- tomer Service Award. Stop days): Nanci Harlin’s art- by the offi ce, 401 Jeffer- work will be available for son Ave., to pick up a viewing at the Ozarks nomination form. Small Business Incuba- tor, 408 Washington Ave. Her work is predominant- 2021 ly done in colored pencil and features animals and western and Native Amer- FRIDAY ican themes. Dec. 30 through Jan. 1: New Year’s Day.
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WEST PLAINS GAZETTE NO. 30, WINTER 1987 VICTORY GIRLS – This July 4, 1919, photo taken at People’s Park off of Broadway shows a group of Pleasant Valley Manor Assisted Living young women in costume who worked in “home” activities in support of World War I like fundraising and morale-boosting presentations. The Hogan house, most recently known as the Butler-Parkside house If you or your loved one is starting to need help with everyday that was demolished earlier this year, can be seen in the upper left corner. The winter edition of the 1987 activities, it might be time to consider an assisted living West Plains Gazette, where this photo was printed, mentions fi ve Howell County women entered military community. Pleasant Valley Assisted Living provides direct service at the time, four of them serving in the Army Nursing Corps and one, Adah Pitts Smith, joining the assistance with everyday tasks, like Motor Corps of the National League for Women’s Service, eventually reaching the rank of First Lieuten- bathing, dressing and meals. We ant. The uniformed soldier in the center of the lineup is Charles Bohrer, and many recognizable names have trained staff available and from West Plains history, some of them turning up as street names, can be found in the group. From left: monitoring 24 hours a day. We can help with transportation to doctor 213 Davis Drive Jacque Dixon (Cunningham), Mary Katherine Peters, Myrtle Davis, Thelma Evans (Bohrer), Mary Hull, Pau- West Plains, MO 65775 line Godby, Marion Mantz (Logan), Edith Ross, Louise Whitmire, Cecile Kellett (Bonham), Claude Bohrer, appointments. We have busy activity 417-257-0179 calendars to keep residents engaged All facilities and services of West Vue Retirement Helen Rice, Dorothy Mantz (Walt), Linnie Arnold (Bohrer), Lois Thornburgh (Hankins), Alice Rosser, Naomi Community are available without distinction to with other residents and in life. persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, Bunting (Ingold), Marie Kimberlin (Rothgeb) and Catherine Carter (Wunderlich). 590306s national origin, disability or familial status.
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OBITUARIES RECYCLE Continued from Page 1 DNR also advises against burning s Christmas Alexander Clark Dan McKinney tree in a fireplace or a wood stove while it is green, Funeral services for Daniel Peter McKin- cle Association chap- as resins in a green tree can trigger a flue fire. Alexander James Clark, ney was born Jan. 13, ter 4-12. Dan was also As far as getting rid of unwanted decorations, the 21, West Plains, Mo., will 1949, in New Orleans, active in the AMVETS. DNR advises people to recycle items such strings be held at 2 p.m. on La., to Grover Daniel He retired from Ozarks of lights and pre-lit trees. Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020, and Flora Anna (Roto- Medical Center after For those who received new electronics and would in the Rose Chapel at lo) McKinney. He two decades of service. like to dispose of old or broken electronics, DNR Robertson-Drago Funer- passed away at home Dan was united in reminds the public not to throw them away in the al Home. on his farm near Dora, marriage to LaDonna trash, as many contain toxic elements or hazard- Mr. Clark passed away Mo., on Dec. 20, 2020, Dobbs in 1981. She ous materials which can leach into the groundwa- at 9:35 p.m. Saturday, at the age of 71 years. preceded him in death ter from landfills. Dec. 26, 2020, at Ozarks Dan served his coun- in 2015. His father and Instead, officials suggest, check the manufactur- Healthcare. try as a radio operator mother also precede er’s website for mail-back options, or electronics He was born July 1, in the Navy. He was him in death. stores for take-back options; repurpose or upgrade 1999, at West Plains, awarded the National His survivors include the items; or donate to schools, nursing homes or Mo., to Clifford Wayne ALEXANDER CLARK Defense Service Medal his two brothers Tim other organizations that could use them for educa- Clark and Evelyn Jean- and Vietnam Service and Kevin, one sister tion or training. nette Woods Shockey. Medal with Bronze Margaret and his spe- Another option to dispose of electronics is to par- He is survived by his and Marvin Shockey pre- Star. His involvement cial friend Sue Erdma- ticipate in an e-cycling event listed at dnr.mo.gov/ mother and stepfather ceded him in death. with ham radio contin- nn. ecyclemo/events.htm, or find a business that recy- Jeannette and Michael Visitation will be held ued throughout his A celebration of life cles the materials, listed online at dnr.mo.gov/env/ Shockey, West Plains; from 6 until 8 p.m. life. will be held at a later hwp/electronics/recyclerlist.htm. two brothers Andrew Wednesday at Robert- Dan loved to ride mo- date. Arrangements are and Adrian Evins, both son-Drago Funeral torcycles and was an being conducted by of West Plains; one sis- Home. Burial will be in active member of the Clinkingbeard Funeral Biden criticizes pace of vaccine ter Ashley Dill and hus- the Howell Valley Cem- Combat Vets Motorcy- Home, Gainesville, Mo. band Derek, Collins, etery. Memorial contri- Mo.; one nephew Xavier butions may be made to rollout, vows to accelerate Dill; his grandparents Howell Valley Cemetery Diana Mae Seay Harold Woods and Wil- and may be left at or By ALEXANDRA JAFFE ma Shockey; and sever- mailed to Robertson- Diana Mae Seay was Associated Press al aunts, uncles and Drago Funeral Home, born Sept. 13, 1947, in cousins. 211 West Main, West Evansville, Ind., to El- WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — President-elect Joe Biden His father, one brother Plains, MO 65775. On- mer and Mary (White) criticized the Trump administration Tuesday for the Austin Clark, and grand- line condolences may Besing. She departed pace of distributing COVID-19 vaccines and predicted parents Hearl Clark, be expressed at www. this life Dec. 23, 2020, that “things will get worse before they get better” when Grace Mann, Betty Reed robertsondrago.com. at St. Clair Nursing it comes to the pandemic. Center. “We need to be honest — the next few weeks and She was married to months are going to be very tough, very tough for our Jacob Hammond James Douglas Seay on nation. Maybe the toughest during this entire pandem- June 12, 1965, at Haub- ic,” Biden said during remarks in Wilmington, Dela- Jacob Dylan Ham- stadt Christian Church ware on Tuesday. mond, 24, son of Dwayne in Haubstadt, Ind., and His comments come as the coronavirus pandemic (JD) and Michelle Ham- to this union, three DIANA MAE SEAY has killed more than 336,000 Americans, with experts mond, was born on Nov. children were born. warning holiday travel and gatherings could precipi- 9, 1996, in Springfield, She is preceded in tate yet another spike in virus cases even as the virus Mo. death by her father El- Johnson, both of Ca- has already been surging in states nationwide. He is survived by his mer Besing, stepfather tawissa, Mo. Biden encouraged Americans to “steel our spines” parents, of Salem, Ark.; Carl Houston, mother She was a member of for challenges to come and predicted that “things are one sister Jessica Ham- Mary Houston and the Church of God of going to get worse before they get better.” mond, Springfield, Mo.; brother Billy Besing. Prophecy and enjoyed He also went after the Trump Administration over one great-grandmother Diana is survived by living in the Word of their vaccination efforts, warning that the project, Louise Cline of West her husband Doug Christ. Diana loved dubbed Operation Warp Speed, is moving at a slower Plains; three sets of Seay, of the home, sons helping others, singing pace than needed. grandparents Donna Rick Seay (Lisa) of and gardening. She will “As I long feared and warned the effort to distribute Jackson and husband JACOB HAMMOND Crystal City, Mo., and be deeply missed by all and administer the vaccine is not progressing as it Russell, Springfield, Scott Seay of Eureka, who knew and loved should,” he said. Mo., Michael Henry and Engineers Union, follow- Mo., daughter Darla her. Earlier this month, Trump administration officials wife Deborah, Forsyth, ing in his father’s foot- Johnson of Catawissa, The family will hold said they planned to have 20 million doses of the vac- Mo., and Beverly Ham- steps in his pipeline ca- Mo., sister Pam Simp- a memorial service at a cine distributed by the end of the year. But according mond of West Plains; reer. son of Haubstadt, Ind., later date in Catawissa. to data provided by the Centers for Disease Control, several great-aunts and In his spare time he and grandchildren Kay- Cremation arrange- just over 11.4 million doses have been distributed and -uncles; eight aunts and enjoyed helping his la Seay of High Ridge, ments were under the only 2.1 million people have received their first dose. uncles Staci Quintana mother run her food Mo., Nicole (Darryl) Po- direction of Yarber Mor- At the current pace, Biden said “it’s gonna take years, and husband Richard, truck, though he prob- ertner of Morse Mill, tuary, Birch Tree, Mo. not months, to vaccinate the American people.” Springfield, Mo., Gina ably ate more than he Mo., Jacob Seay of Ar- Condolences may be The president-elect, who takes office Jan. 20, said Caster, Kansas City, Mo., cooked. Jacob loved the nold, Mo., and Sam expressed at www.yar- he has directed his team to prepare a “much more ag- Mark Hammond and wife outdoors. He loved to Johnson and Jesse bermortuary.com. gressive effort, with more federal involvement and lead- Gayla, West Plains, Co- hunt and fish. His favor- ership, to get things back on track.” yeatte Ewing and hus- ite pasttime was work- Biden said he would “move heaven and earth to get band Jon, Springfield, ing on a motor of some DEATH NOTICES us going in the right direction.” Mo., and Meshell Fox of sort, his old diesel truck He set a goal of administering 100 million shots of Austin, Texas; several being his favorite to J. Leon Walker, 84, Mtn. View. Died at 9 p.m. Sun- the vaccine within his first 100 days in office, but said cousins; close friend work on, and his sister’s day, Dec. 27, 2020, in Springfield. Yarber Mortuary, to accomplish that, the pace of vaccinations would and cousin Morgan car, the least. Bub loved Mtn. View. have to increase five to six times to 1 million shots a Hodges; and several to hang out with his Margaret Dianne Wakefield, 73, Annapolis. Died day. Even with that pace, however, Biden acknowl- close friends. buddies and will be un- at 9:18 a.m. Monday, Dec. 28, 2020, at Brent Tinnin edged it “will still take months to have the majority of He was preceded in believably missed. Manor, Ellington. Yarber Mortuary, Mtn. View. Americans vaccinated.” death by his great-grand- Funeral services will Biden has made combating the coronavirus pan- father Gene Cline, his be held at 1 p.m. on demic a central focus of his transition work. He has great-grandparents Al- Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020, COVID-19 Continued from Page 1 pledged that one of his first acts as president will be lan and May Peterson, at Carter Funeral Home to release a comprehensive coronavirus aid bill to Con- his grandfather James Chapel, West Plains. confirmed, bringing the rate of 5% is ideal for con- gress that will include funding for expanded vaccina- E. Hammond, grandpar- Visitation will be on cumulative total for the trolling the spread of the tions and testing, among other things. He also has a ents Barbara Hammond Wednesday, Dec. 30, county to 2,911. virus; masks are re- COVID-19 task force working on ways to better stream- and Ronnie Provow, and 2020, at Carter Funeral There are 198 known quired in West Plains un- line the government response to the pandemic and several great-aunts and Home Chapel, West active cases, of which six til the positivity rate is help turn the tide of infections. -uncles. Plains. are currently hospital- below 5% for seven con- Still, Biden warned that it would take months after Jacob was strong in Burial will be at State ized. secutive days. he’s in office for Americans to see positive change in his faith and was bap- Line Cemetery, Fulton The test positivity rate Of the newest cases, the course of the virus. tized at Smith Chapel County, Ark., under the for that time frame is 29 are reported in West “Turning this around is going to take time. We might Church in West Plains. direction of Carter Fu- 12%, down 2.2% from a Plains, three in Pomona, not see improvement until we’re well into March, as He was a proud member neral Home Inc., West week ago. According to two in Willow Springs it will take time for our COVID response plan to pro- of Local 320 Operating Plains. public health officials, a and one in Mtn. View. duce visible progress,” he said.
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Ryan, an employee at TCMH since 2012, is the labo- ratory department di- rector at TCMH. “Evania was born to COURTESY PHOTOS be a manager,” said WES MURRAY, Texas County Memorial Hospital CEO, center, awarded Tim DeHart, left, the 2020 TCMH Employee of the Year, and Chief Financial Officer Evania Ryan, right, 2020 TCMH Manager of the Year. Linda Pamperien. “She is always coming up “It is an honor to re- ceived the award. years of service were with new ideas to make ceive this award,” De- Both departments Heidi Carter, Tammy improvements to pa- Hart said. “The list of will each receive a spe- Colville, Misty Hopkins, tient care and she nominees for this award cial meal in their hon- Jennifer Hugenot, Jes- comes to me with any were top notch.” or. sica Weikel, Paula Mc- concerns that she may The manager of the CEO Wes Murray rec- Daniel, Sara McDaniel, have. She is very de- year and the employee ognized employees with Shanda Melton, Rox- serving of this award.” of the year were hon- service awards: Marlene anne Rupar and Nina Tim DeHart of Solo ored with an engraved Collins was recognized Wake. received the employee plaque, a $500 check, for 35 years of service; Recognized for five of the year award. That a pin and a day of paid Bill Bridges and Mary- years of service were award is limited to the time off. lyn Douglas were rec- Melissa Arlint, Pamela individuals who have Two employees who ognized for 30 years of Cook, Maylia Crewse, received the honor of exemplified excellent service; Tammy Jones Larissa Embrey, Mat- employee of the month customer service in the and Terry Moore were thew Eskew, Stephanie since the 2019 employ- hospital organization recognized for 25 years Garrett, Stephanie Gen- ee awards ceremony. in 2020 were honored. of service; and Diana try, Stephanie Ging- All employees are al- Diana Blackburn and Blackburn, Doug Col- erich, Delilah Jones, lowed to vote for em- DeHart were chosen to lins, Lori Dailing, Betty Michael Morrell, Lisa ployee of the year by receive the honor. Ice, Jennifer Jordan, Pellerito, Gina Pursi- choosing one employee Blackburn works in the Leslie Mahan, Amy full, Melanie Scavone, of the month in a secret business office at Mills, Janet Robbins, Sierra Scott, Barbara ballot vote. TCMH. Jennifer Terrill, Aman- Stone, David Swindle, DeHart is the driver Both were each da Turpin and Linda Dana Terrill, Lauren To- for the Medivan at awarded a plaque for Williams were recog- man, Rose Vanderbilt TCMH. He has been em- their efforts and a $150 nized for 20 years of and Nichole Vaughan. ployed at TCMH since check. service. In addition to the cer- 2018. Two hospital depart- Recognized for 15 emony, the event in- “Tim is always going ments were honored years of service were cluded a video featur- above and beyond to with a Customer Ser- Dorothy Bates, Jay ing pictures taken at help anywhere he is vice Department of the Gentry, Juli Norris, Av- TCMH throughout the needed,” said Chief Year award. The Medi- ery Parker, Jenny Saw- year and light refresh- MARLENE COLLINS, left, was recognized for 35 Nursing Officer Doretta cal/Surgical and Labo- yer and Amy Wilson. ments of cookies, hot years of service at Texas County Memorial Hos- Todd-Willis. ratory departments re- Recognized for 10 chocolate and coffee. pital by CEO Wes Murray.
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HIS (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: UTTER SPICY COSTLY SKETCH Yesterday’s Answer: The locksmith considered customer satisfaction the — KEY TO SUCCESS The Family Circus by Bil Keane Cryptoquote Pluggers by Gary Brookins Farm westplainsdailyquill.net | West Plains, Missouri West Plains Daily Quill | Wednesday, December 30, 2020 9 ‘GO FARM’ FARMERS MARKET By Patrice Jennings Applications Start 2021 on the available for 2021 Mo. right track The fi rst “Go Farm” Farmers Agribusiness Academy Market of 2021 will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. While The Missouri Department of Agriculture is of- we will be discontinuing our fering 30 high school students representing 4-H Wednesday markets until April, clubs and FFA chapters, as well as farm families, we still have a steady group of throughout Missouri the opportunity to explore local farmers, ranchers, bakers careers in agriculture through the 2021 Missouri and makers here to help you with Agribusiness Academy (MAbA). your New Year’s Resolutions of MAbA is a competitive program for sophomores good health. interested in pursuing agriculture-related degrees We have locally brewed kom- and careers. bucha, fermented sauerkrauts “With this class, the Missouri Agribusiness like kimchi and other fermented Academy will graduate our one-thousandth stu- foods, and elderberry syrup to dent,” said Director of Agriculture Chris Chinn. help build your immune system “Our graduates have gone on to lead agriculture and optimize your health. At the in farming, ranching, business, communications, market you will also fi nd local animal health, plant science, policy, economics, honey, pure maple syrup and sor- education and so much more. This is an impor- ghum which are healthy sweet- tant leadership opportunity that our team offers eners, and the honey is great for to build students into the leaders they want to be, helping with allergies. while making lifelong friends.” We also have local farm fresh The students selected will have a yearlong op- eggs, locally raised and butch- portunity to learn about the unique opportunities ered meats, low carb and gluten for careers in the Kansas City area, volunteer at free baked goods, fresh produce the Missouri State Fair and learn more about the COURTESY PHOTO and more! agriculture industry in Jefferson City. The 2021 UPCOMING CLASS Additional focus will be on local souriState.edu. schedule will be finalized in the spring and may We are living in a time of much sustainable techniques adapted At the market in 2021 we will include visits with industry and agribusiness lead- economic uncertainty. Ozark to the Ozark climate and soils. be hosting free workshops on ers, as well as tours of their facilities, as the pub- Farmers Co-op and ”Go Farm” Some class topics: the use of food preservation such as how lic health situation allows. would like to encourage you to protected agriculture structures to can, freeze and/or dehydrate Since 1988, the Missouri Agribusiness Acade- learn to grow a garden and pre- such as high tunnels, caterpil- food for storage. Our goal this my has graduated 990 students through a com- serve food this year. We are co- lar tunnels and greenhouses; year is to help you become more petitive application and interview process. The sponsoring a seminar along with soil and fertility management; self-suffi cient and as sustainable first leg of the 2021 MAbA will be held June 7 MSU-WP Agriculture Department irrigation techniques; planting as possible. through 11, and marks the program’s 34th year. and the Greater Ozarks Center schedules and pest management. As always you can check us Students interested in participating must submit for Advanced Technology (GO- These are three fi ve-week long out on Facebook, Twitter and In- an application by Feb. 1, 2021. CAT), beginning on Jan. 12 at sessions from 5 to 8 p.m. on stagram. We do accept EBT, cred- For applications and guidelines, as well as more MSU-West Plains, Lybyer Hall. Tuesdays, and there is a nomi- it/debit, and cash payment. We information on the Missouri Department of Agri- These non-credited classes nal fee. For more information are located at Endurance Church culture and its programs, visit the Department on- will provide instruction in tech- about the program or to register, parking lot from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. line at Agriculture.Mo.Gov. niques for personal sustainable contact Sheila Barton at 255- each Saturday (canceled only for fruit and vegetable production. 7784 or SheilaBarton@Mis- extreme weather). RAIN RAIN OR ESTATE AUCTION OR Frostbite: A genuine threat SHINE SHINE SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 10:00 AM LOCATION: 8200 CR 5110, West Plains, Mo. Directions To Auction From The Intersection Of Jan sues. When this level of of frostbite include cold Howard Expressway And CC Hwy. West On CC Hwy. 7 Miles To County Road 5110, Then Right For By UNMC, Central frostbite occurs, skin skin accompanied by a States Center for turns white or bluish- tingling sensation; 1 Mile To End Of County Road At The Auction. Watch For Danahy Auction Signs Agricultural gray. Numbness may oc- numbness; skin color MOTOR HOME – TRACTOR - STORAGE Safety and Health, cur along with all sensa- that is red, white, bluish- BUILDING – TOOLS – HOUSEHOLD - CAST tion of cold, pain or white or grayish-yellow; IRON AND DIE CAST COLLECTIBLES 1999 Omaha, Neb. discomfort in the affect- hard or waxy-looking Pinnacle By Thor Motor Home Triton V10 Automatic 2 Captain Chairs With Slide With Only 33,000 Miles: 1947 ed area. Muscles and/or skin; clumsiness due to Model A John Deere Tractor; 8’ Aluminum Step Ladder; Anytime skin is ex- joints in the affected area joint and muscle stiff- 7 Cement Footing Blocks; Enamel Wash Basin; posed to very cold tem- may no longer function. ness; and blistering that Wheelbarrow; Garden Hose; Gas Cans Metal And peratures, there is a risk With rewarming, large occurs after rewarming, Plastic; Small Galvanized Funnel; Bortner’s Ginger Ale 28 Oz of frostbite. Most com- blisters can occur with- a common condition in Bottles; Several Milk Cans; 28 Oz 7-Up Bottles; 7-Up And Coca monly fingers, toes, in 24 to 48 hours of re- severe frostbite cases. Cola Wooden Crates; Old Plow Points; Zep Oil 30 Gallon Barrel; nose, ears, cheeks and warming. As the tissue Medical assistance is Log Chains; Coleman Lantern In Wooden Box; Refrigerator Dolly; Tools Of All Kinds; Numerous Lawn And Garden, Hand Tools, chin are affected when in the affected area dies, advised if increased pain, Clevices; Marlboro And Virginia Slims Metal Signs; Old Scoop Shovel; Craftsman 3 HP Wet Dry Vac; Tow Strap; Antique Side Table; exposed to cold temper- the skin will turn black swelling, redness or dis- Extension Cords; Saw Horses; MG Light Metal Sign; Bissell Pro Heat Shampooer; Galvanized Feed Scoop; Shop Light; Ridgid Pipe atures. and hard. charge occurs in an area Wrenches; Jorgenson Woodworking Clamps; C-Clamps; Craftsman Sawzall; Packing Hammer; Sledge Hammer; ½ Peck Baskets; While cold weather is Conditions that can where frostbite occurred. Galvanized Buckets; Hand Sprayers; Galvanized Wash Tub; Spreader; Misc. 2x8 Boards, Some Treated, Some Not; Schumacher the most common type lead to frostbite include Other signs that medical 6300 Battery Charger; Gravely 6.25 HP Briggs & Stratton Push String Mower; Aluminum Scoop Shovel; Hi-lift Jack; Echo String of exposure, skin that wearing clothing unsuit- attention is necessary in- Trimmer; Jack Stands; Come-alongs; Scissor Jack; John Deere 20” Bar Chainsaw; Steel Post Driver; Old Tire Tools; Jack Stands; 4 Way Lug Wrenches; 30” Rolling Lawn Push Magnet; Steel Post Puller; New Bungee Cords And Ratchet Straps; Craftsman Wrench comes in direct contact able for protecting skin clude fever and/or new or Set; Bottle Jacks; Lawn Geese; Bird Feeders; Duck Decoy; Wooden Lawn Trellis; 10x8 Out Building; 4” Bench Vice; Numerous Hand with ice, frozen metal or from cold, windy, wet unexplained symptoms. Tools; Wooden Ladder With Round Rungs; Spud Bar; Plastic Pipe; Lawn & Garden Tools; Plastic Barrel; Numerous Drill Bits; Hinges; very cold liquids may weather conditions; ex- In the interim, before Numerous New Nuts, Bolts & Washers; Motor Oil; Apple Picker; Grease Tubes; Ceramic Insulators; New In Box Toyobox Kerosene also succumb to frost- posure to cold and wind medical help arrives, ap- Heater; Toyobox Kerosene Heater; Wrought Iron Park Bench; Wooden Trash Bin; Pet Igloo; Cement Bird Bath; Adirondack Lawn bite. for an extended period of propriate self-care mea- Chairs John Deere Mailbox; Wooden Bear Welcome Sign; Sure Fire Shells Thermometer; 6 Drawer Wooden Antique Dresser; However, even skin time; and touching ele- sures include protecting Wooden Quilt Rack; Quilt; Wooden Cabinet Tri Sink With Pearl Knobs; Coat Stands; Spindle Type Halltree With Umbrella Stand; Metal Lunchboxes; Setee; Floor Lamps; Wooden Wall Hanging Shelf; 3 Folding Upholstered Chairs; Walker; Wooden Bulldog; Metal covered by gloves or oth- ments such as ice, cold the area from further ex- Trash Cans; Motorcycle Clock; Numerous Kerosene Lamps; Whitney Mason 1858 Jars With Zinc Lids; Atlas Mason Jar With Zinc er clothing is suscepti- packs or frozen metal. posure to cold, avoiding Lid; Ball Jar; Brocway Clearview Mason Jar; Cleaning Supplies; Sad Irons; Kenmore Elite Chest Type Freezer; Enamel Roasting ble to frostbite when ex- Factors that further in- walking on frostbitten Pans & Roasters; Homemade Wooden Covered Wagons; Skillbelt 3” Belt Sander; Metal Shelving Units; Homemade Caboose posed to temperatures crease risk of frostbite feet and reducing pain Birdhouse; Sizing Gauges; Wooden 2-Door Cabinet; Torque Wrench; Tackle Box With Tackle; Electric Box; Milwaukee Hammer Drill below 32 degrees (Fahr- include medical condi- with ibuprofen. With Masonary Bits; Misc. Oil Cans; Miter Saw; Birdhouse; Canning Wax; Jar Lids With Rings; Wallpaper Tools In Wooden Boxes; enheit). Risk of frostbite tions such as dehydra- Once frostbite occurs, Craftsman Router; Hacksaws; Kennedy Decimal Equivalent Poster; G.E. Room AC 10,000 BTU New In Box; Table Saw Guide; increases in tempera- tion, excessive sweating, other complications may Aluminum Funnels; Homemade Wooden Box With Trays; Chest Type Freezer; Washer; Dryer; Sofa; Loveseat; Recliner; 2 End Tables; Coffee Table; Dining Room Table With 4 Chairs; Ethan Allen Cabinets; Washstand; Books; VHS Tapes; Dishes; Pots; Pans; tures below 5 degrees exhaustion, diabetes and arise, such as increased Upholstered Bench; China Cabinet; CDs; Red Coleman Cooler; Old Linens; Metal Toolbox; Copper Wire; Wooden Step Ladder; (Fahrenheit). Wind chills poor blood fl ow to limbs. sensitivity to cold and Metal Wheelbarrow; Bug Zapper; Central Pneumatic 3 ¼” Drive Impact Wrench; Small Wooden Step Ladder; Air Sander; Numerous of -16.6 (Fahrenheit) can These conditions may risk of recurring frost- Air Tools; Wooden Saw Horses; Bench Vises; Small ½ Bench Vises; Littlestown Bench Vise; Myro Pressure Cooker Canner; lead to frostbite on ex- hinder the ability to feel bite, long-term numb- Numerous Roasting Pans; Numerous Baking Dishes & Pans; Antique Cow Plate; Antique Kitchen Island; Antique Enamel Coffee posed skin in less than or respond to cold. Alco- ness in the affected area, Pots; Mini Crocks; Small Cabinet With 2 Doors; Child Gate; Moonshine Crocks: Cigar Boxes; Vintage Metal Cake Cover; Whirlpool 30 minutes. hol or drug abuse and excessive sweating, skin Side By Side Refrigerator With Water And Ice Through The Door; GE Stove 4-Burner Glass-top Stove; Vintage Rice Steamer; USA Potter Bowl; Pyrex Mixing Bowls & Baking Dishes; Glass Juicer; Vintage Pottery Bowl; Mini Pans Ashtrays; Peach Colored Bowls; When skin becomes smoking may also be color changes, loss of or Pfaltzgraff Ice Cream Bowls; Enamel Pan; Vintage Restaurant Small Thimble Creamers; 8 Coke Glasses; Vintage Shredders; Mr. very cold and red, frost- contributing factors changes in fi ngernails/ Coffee Coffeepot; Black And Decker Mixer; Noxema Cobalt Jar; Cake Stand; 4 Pyrex Wheat Pattern Nesting Bowls; Pressure bite may occur. If expo- Conditions that inhib- toenails, joint stiffness Cooker; Pyrex Casserole Dishes; Vintage Glass Pitcher; Old Glass Jar; Wooden Bookshelf; Octagonal Wooden Table With 4 Chairs; sure to the cold contin- it sound judgment and or frostbite arthritis, in- Kerosene Heater Homemade Lamp; Wooden Magazine Holder Lamp; Oak China Cabinet; Cast Iron Boxer, Frog & Ship Figurines; ues, the skin will become ability to respond to fection, tetanus and de- 2 Royal Dunloggin Milk Jars; Robin Egg Blue Glass Chicken; Peach Colored Vintage Candy Bowls; 1 ½ Wood Plane; RH50 50,000 numb, hard and pale. overexposure to cold in- cay and death of tissue BTU Empire Propane Vented Heater With Thermostat; Old Crock Growlers; Wooden Fish & Stringer; Antique Bow Saw Onyx Candle These symptoms indi- clude fear, panic or men- due to interruption of Holders; Donkey, Chicken And Duck Picture; Gordon Lightfoot Signed Ship Picture; Kerosene Lamp; Rocker Reciner; Small Primitive Wooden Bear Side Table; Shoe Last; Canes; Crock; Grey Enamel Plate & Cups In Bucket Set; Numerous Jars Of Buttons; Vintage cate that skin and the tal illness; previous blood fl ow to the frost- Pottery Planters; Folding Table; 3 Portable Sewing Machines; Floor Lamps; Sweepers; Quilting Thread; Vintage Pattern Ad; Mini underlying tissues are frostbite or cold injury; bitten area. This condi- Singer Childs Sewing Machine ; Marlboro Metal Ashtray; Numerous Scissors; Old Patterns; Craft Books; Numerous Pieces Of freezing. Because skin high altitudes, which re- tion — gangrene — could Material; Metal Cabinet; Victorian Ornate Ceramic Eggs; Several Old Metal Sewing Machine Oil Cans; Plastic Indian Girl Doll; Tin Toy becomes numb with duce oxygen supply to lead to amputation. Typewriter; Wooden Cigar Box; Stuffed Bulldogs; Skippy Tumbling Rabbit Toy; Pfaff Sewing Machine; Immaculate Condition Vintage frostbite, the victim may skin. Hypothermia, which Wooden Cased Singer Sewing Machine; Oil Pastels; Singer Electra Control Sewing Machine; Embroidery Rings; Vintage Wooden not realize it’s happen- Infants or aging adults may be indicated by in- Sock Pattern; Thread; Fabric; Sewing Notions; Numerous Wooden Bobbins With Thread; Trim; Rick Rack; The 5th Anniversary America’s Darling A New Irene Creation Dolls; New In Box Mr. Coffee Maker; Soda Stream; F150 Mirrors; Premier Supermatic ing. are particularly suscep- tense shivering, slurred Filtered Menthol Cigarette Tubes; New In Box Top-O-Matic Cigarette Rolling Machine; Sewing Box Full Of Yarn, Thread, Bobbins Less severe forms of tible to frostbite because speech, drowsiness and (Some Wooden); Baskets; Sad Irons; Ruffal Scale; Quill & Ink Bottle; Cast Iron Trivets; Anniversary Clocks; Fairbanks Scale With frostbite include frostnip they may have diffi culty loss of coordination, is Weights; Kerosene Lamp Full Of Marbles; Scarlett O Hara Jack In The Box; Ornate Silver Tray; Decorative Metal Box; Shovel; Oak and superfi cial frostbite. producing and retaining another potential com- Shelves; Numerous Books; Glass Paperweights; Printers; World Globe; Metal File Cabinets; Small Vintage Metal Lunch Boxes; Frostnip doesn’t result adequate body heat. plication to watch out Vases; Numerous Wooden Rulers And Yardsticks; Brass Bugle Made In India; Fisherman Music Box; Chamber Pot; Oak Sled; in permanent skin dam- Signs and symptoms for. Florescent Light Bulbs; Bowl & Pitcher With Stand; Chest Of Drawers; Oliver Row Crop Cast Iron Model 77 Tractor; Model 70 Crop Cast Iron Tractor; Oliver 660 2007 Iowa FFA Edition; John Deere 8420; John Deere 5420 With Loader; Beatle Love Bug; John Deere age and can be treated 430 Industrial Crawler; John Deere 65H Dozer; John Deere 1010 Dozer; Oliver OC3 Crawler; Empty Cigar Boxes; John Deere Hydra with basic fi rst-aid, in- Spreader; John Deere Forrage Harvester; John Deere 16th Scale Grader; John Deere Tractor With Loader; 2 John Deere Model M; cluding rewarming the Historic One Bottom Horse Drawn Plows Spec & Cast; Ertyl Waterloo Boy 2 Horse Engine; Antique Corn Sheller Powerhouse; John affected skin. As the Deere Diesel R Model Tractor; Folgers Coffee Jars; Sunshine Coffee Jars; John Deere 60 Series Tractor With Picker; Ertyl Massey skin is warmed, tingling Harris Challenger Series; John Deere 116 Baler; Minneapolis Moline 4 Star Super Gas Tractor; Oliver 1755; Oliver Silage Wagon; and pain may occur. Misc Numerous Books; Vintage Metal Excelcier 50 lb Scale; Vintage Metal Landers #2 50 lb Scale; Vintage Metal Chatillions #2 25 Superfi cial frostbite Lb Scale; Pocket Balance 25 Lb Scale; Energizer D Batteries; 1937 Ford Sedan Toy Car 37 10th Anniversary Delivery Van; 1910 Mack Texaco Tanker; Blue Ball Jars; Numerous Car And Motorcycle License Plates; Metal Toolbox & Tools; Hansen 200 Lb Metal causes skin to redden Scale; John Deere 4320 FFA 2014 Ertl Tractor; Monopoly Semi Truck; Music City USA Bus; John Deere 57 Chevy State Bed Truck; and turn pale or white. If Gas Truck; Zenith Vintage Wooden Radio; 1/24 Scale 1949 Mercury; 1952 1/2 Ton Chevy Pickup Ag Co Metal Bank; Pepsi Metal the skin begins to feel Tray; Farmall Posters In Box; Sunco 1999 President Coin Series (George W. Is Missing); Vintage Metal Scale; At & Santa Fe RR warm, it could indicate Spike Hammer (Verona). serious skin involve- AUCTION NOTES: ment. Treating this level We Have Sold Ms. Swartz Home And Now We Will Be Selling The Remainder Of Her Estate. This Will Be A Large Clean Auction With Many Years Accumulation. Go To Auctionzip.Com To View Over 400 Pictures. We Will Have Concessions of frostbite with rewarm- On Site. ing may cause the skin to appear mottled. Sting- THE LIVING ESTATE OF JOAN SWARTZ ing, burning and swell- ing may occur. Within 12 Call us for all your auction needs. to 36 hours of rewarm- ing, a fl uid-fi lled blister may occur. Danahy Auction Service Severe frostbite, as it Terry Danahy 417-256-9667 Terry L. Danahy progresses, affects all Auctioneer Ark. License: #2269 417-372-1648 601776s layers of the skin, in- cluding underlying tis- Not Responsible For Accidents • Everything Sold As Is • Terms: Cash or Good Check 601492z 10 Wednesday, December 30, 2020 | West Plains Daily Quill Sports West Plains, Missouri | westplainsdailyquill.net Zizzers fry the Owls by Chris Herbolsheimer [email protected] The West Plains High School Zizz- er basketball team is competing this week in the Blue and Gold Basket- ball tournament held in Springfi eld. The tournament dates all the way back to 1947 and has a history of be- ing one of the highlights of every bas- ketball season. The tournament de- rives its name from the two brackets the teams are divided into. The Zizzers, playing in the Gold Division, faced the Spokane Owls in Monday morning’s round one game. While the Owls were at a consider- able disadvantage given that every- one knows they should be sleeping at that time of day, the Zizzers showed no mercy in their 63-49 vic- tory. Taylor Harrison was the top scor- er for the Zizzers with 15. Bristol Wood had 11. Connor Lair turned in another solid performance with 10 points. Daegan Green had 9. Owen Harris and Sean Tinsley each had 5. Jesse Hudson contributed 4 and Aid- en Simpson fi nished the game with 2 points. STAFF PHOTO BY CHRIS HERBOLSHEIMER West Plains took on the no. 1 seed THE WPHS ZIZZERS came away with a fi rst round in the annual Blue and Gold Basketball Tournament held in Spring- Greenwood yesterday. For details of fi eld. Front row, from left: Eric Davidson, Daegan Green, Owen Harris, Connor Lair, Hunter McCollough, Mason Cox, that game, be sure to read tomor- and Parker McGinley. Second row: CoachBlayne Armstrong, Taylor Harrison, Bristol Wood, Josh Gill, Will Jones, Gun- row’s Sports Page. ner Robbins, Head Coach Shane Benson, and Coach Mason Miller. Lady Zizzers turn Pink & White to big red That means 26 scor- by Chris ing opportunities taken from the Bluejays and Herbolsheimer given to the Zizzers. To [email protected] put that in perspective, if the Zizzers scored on only 50% of those turn- The West Plains High overs that would be 26 School Lady Zizzers bas- points. ketball team is compet- Leading the Zizzers’ ing this week in the Pink scoring effort was MacK- and White Classic Lady enzie Brunson with 19 Basketball Tournament points. Hot on her heels held in Springfi eld. From was Ashton Judd with the moment the unde- 17 points, and 9 re- feated Lady Zizzers en- bounds. Allyssa Joyner tered the arena it was carded another solid 10 clear they came to chew point performance. Jade bubblegum and win ball- Barry added 6 to the games, and they were all Zizzer side of the score- out of bubblegum. board. Monday’s round one Zoey Williams, the saw the Zizzers pitted freshman who is fi lling against the Greenwood her role of spark plug Bluejays, a contest that perfectly, scored 5. STAFF PHOTO BY CHRIS HERBOLSHEIMER would end with the Blue- “Zoey has done a great THE WPHS LADY ZIZZ- jays feathered and roast- job of coming off the ERS scored a massive ing over the Zizzers’ bench and giving us a fi rst round win in the open fi re as West Plains spark when we need it. Pink and White Classic came away with a mas- She is a strong, smart Lady Basketball Tour- sive 66-25 victory. player who fi nds a way nament in Springfi eld. “We jumped off the to make things happen,” The results of today’s bench strong and ready said Womack. second round game will to play ball,” said Zizz- Finishing off the scor- be in tomorrow’s Quill. ers Head Coach Scott ing for the Zizzers was Front row, from left: Womack. “We did a lot of Kaylea Dixon with 2 Zabby Grisham, Sydney things right, but a huge points. Harrison, Olivia Lawson, stat for us, once again, “Tournaments where was turnovers.” you could hopefully play Meagan Holesapple, How important is the four days straight are Baleigh Miller, Emma turnover stat? It’s nearly grueling, both physical- Worsham, and Kenne- impossible to win ball ly and mentally. I think di Keller. Second row: games when a team has this win will put us into Georgia Osborn, Zoey more than fi ve times the the right head space to Williams, Ashton Judd, number of turnovers as be continue to be com- Jade Barry, MacKenzie their opponents. That’s petitive,” added Wom- Brunson, Drew Harris, exactly what happened ack. Mary Claire Gohn, and between the Zizzers and The Zizzers played in Kaylea Dixon. Third row: Bluejays. The Zizzers round two of the Pink Womack, Manager Madi- only gave up 5 turnovers and White Tournament son Sisco, Alyssa New- compared to the Blue- yesterday. For details of berry, Emmy Brashear, jays 26, 21 of which were that game be sure to read Emily Dawson, Alyssa steals. tomorrow’s Sports Page. Joyner, Madi Hughston, AP Sportlight Frogs beat Texas Southern 76-16. The By The Associated Press 16 points allowed breaks the Division I record for fewest points. Prairie View Dec. 30 scored 19 points against Jackson State in 1983. 1956 — The New York Giants win the 2010 — Top-ranked Connecticut’s re- NFL title with a 47-7 rout of the Chica- cord 90-game winning streak in wom- go Bears. en’s basketball ends when No. 9 Stan- 1962 — The Green Bay Packers beat ford outplays the Huskies from the start the New York Giants 16-7 to win the in a 71-59 victory at Maples Pavilion — NFL title for the second straight year. where the Cardinal has their own streak 1973 — The Minnesota Vikings beat going. Stanford hasn’t lost in 52 games the Dallas Cowboys 27-10 to win the at home. The Cardinal took an early NFC championship. 13-point lead, never trailed and didn’t 1973 — The Miami Dolphins, behind let the mighty Huskies back in it. 266 yards rushing, beat the Oakland 2016 — Isaiah Thomas scores 29 of Raiders 27-10 for an unprecedented his career-high 52 points in the fourth third straight AFC title. quarter, setting a club record for points 1981 — In the 39th game of the sea- in a period and leading Boston to a 117- son, Edmonton’s Wayne Gretzky scores 114 victory over the Miami Heat. fi ve goals, including his 50th into an 2018 — New England clinches its empty net, to lead the Oilers to a 7-5 ninth straight fi rst-round bye in the victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. playoffs with a 38-3 victory over the Gretzy betters the mark of of 50 goals New York Jets. The ninth straight play- in 50 games held by Maurice Richard off bye also extends a record; Dallas and Mike Bossy. and San Francisco (1992-95) and Den- 1990 — Orlando point guard Scott ver (2012-15) went four straight. They Skiles dishes out an NBA-record 30 as- score more than 400 points (436) for sists in a 155-116 victory against the the 12th straight season, extending Denver Nuggets. Skiles breaks the re- their record. The ninth straight 11-win cord of 29 assists set by the Nets’ Kev- season is also a record; Indianapolis in Porter in 1978. had seven from 2003-09. Coach Bill 2002 — TCU sets an NCAA record for Belichick’s 16th 11-win season is the fewest points allowed when the Lady most in history (Don Shula had 13). 601398s