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th 4 of July Area American Legion posts Blast! recognize fallen soldiers at area See Page A2 for Details. cemeteries on Memorial Day Vascular screenings coming to Mound City Vascular screenings are coming to Mound City on Fri- day, June 3. From 2 to 6 p.m., a mobile vascular screening unit will be at the White Rose parking lot just across from Mound City Family Medicine on State Street. Available screenings will include: Abdominal aortic ultrasound; atrial fibrillation (AFIB) test; peripheral arterial disease test; and carotid artery Command Chief Master Sergeant Randy Miller, of the 139th Airlift Wing ultrasound. Appointments are of the Missouri Air Guard - And a member of Mound City’s American Le- required and minimal fees ap- gion Paul P. Shutts Post 121, places a wreath at the base of the memorial ply. Visit www.fairfaxmed. wall in honor of the unknown soldier during the Memorial Day ceremony at com or call 660-686-2317 to Mount Hope Cemetery at Mound City on Monday, May 30, at 8 a.m. A joint make an appointment. The group of members from area American Legion posts traveled to cemeteries mobile screenings are being and other locations in Mound City, Craig, Fairfax, Rock Port, Tarkio and West- sponsored by Community boro, MO, for ceremonies honoring fallen servicemen and women. Hospital-Fairfax, MO, and Bryan Health and endorsed by Dustin Carpenter, MD, at See Page 8 for more coverage Mound City Family Medicine and South Holt Family Medi- A mechanical room (pictured above) at Craig (MO) R-3 - Was the source cine in Oregon, MO. of a fire at the school, discovered on Wednesday morning, May 25. Accord- ing to fire inspection findings, the fire is thought to have been in or around Firemen gearing up for 6th the water heater in the room. The fire is believed to have started around 9:30 p.m. the night before. Thick smoke and broken water lines caused most of Mound City the damage to the locker rooms, gymnasium and stage/band room areas. Superintendent Mike Leach reports the insurance-covered damage will take Museum ready annual Rumble By The Refuge 90-120 days to repair. for season The Mound City Rural Firemen are pre- Unlimited Super Stock Tractors; Protect paring for their sixth annual Rumble By the Harvest Pro Stock Tractors; Pro Modi- The Mound City Museum The Refuge Truck and Tractor Pull. The fied 4WD Trucks; 95 Limited Pro Stock is ready for the season. Lo- Fire strikes at Craig R-3 two-day event will be held on Friday and Tractors; 85 Limited Pro Stock Tractors; cated in the former depot at the Saturday, June 24 and 25, at the old rodeo Pro Street Diesel Trucks; and Mini Rod southwest end of State Street in grounds just west of Mound City (Exit 84 Tractors. There will also be an American Mound City, the local museum school; smoke and water on Interstate 29). Gates will open at 5 p.m. Farmers’ Challenge custom rifle giveaway is open by appointment to any- on both days, however the starting time for for the following classes: Pro Stock Trac- one interested in visiting. To the Friday show will be 6:30 p.m., while tors; Unlimited Super Stock Tractors; Pro schedule a tour or just a visit, the starting time for the Saturday show Modified 4WD Trucks; and Limited Pro damage takes its toll simply call Judith Long at 816- will be 6 p.m. Stock Tractors. 294-0231. Remnants of an intense fire were dis- the locker rooms. General admission for ages 11 and up, This two-day event is part of the Lucas covered Wednesday morning, May 25, The school’s insurance company, Mis- to include a pit gate pass, is $20. Youth Oil Champions’ Tour, TS Performance Sil- at Craig R-3 in Craig, MO. School cus- souri United School Insurance Council ages seven to ten may be admitted for $10; ver Series and Prairie Brand Seeds West- todians entered the building at 7 a.m. (MUSIC), was immediately notified and Forest City Drug and youth six and under will receive free ern Series. No coolers will be allowed, and smelled smoke. Upon investigation, had Catastrophe Cleaning and Restora- admission. There will be a pullers’ meal however beer will be sold by the Commu- the crew opened the doors to the gymna- tion Co., Inc. (CATCO), on the scene by Store Museum served on Saturday beginning at 5 p.m. nity Building of Mound City, Inc. There sium and black smoke came billowing 11 a.m., Wednesay. The crew removed The Rumble By The Refuge VI Truck will also be many other local vendors on opening June 5 out. The doors were immediately shut the water from the gym floor and began and Tractor Pull is a Western Missouri the premises providing food, refreshments and emergency personnel were notified. sweeping the soot off the south end of The Forest City, MO, Drug Summer Nationals’ competition with a and more. For more information, call 660- Store Museum will be opening total purse of $56,000. Classes include: 582-6995. The Northwest Holt Fire Protection the gym floor. The school had refinished for the season on Sunday, June District in Craig was on the scene in the gym floor the week before the fire 5. From 12 noon to 4 p.m. on minutes, discovering the worst fire dam- and CATCO stated the fresh sealant Sundays through August 28, the age in a mechanical room at the north- would possibly help to save the floor. It museum will be open for the west corner of the building. The room is not known at this time if any of the public to enjoy old-fashioned Local residents receiving community partner letters contained an electrical box, water heater floor has been damaged. soda fountain treats and cher- and other miscellaneous items. Accord- Adam Crouch with the Missouri State ished memories from the past. from Nutrition Site with this week’s Mound City News ing to preliminary reports, the fire start- Fire Marshal’s Office spent Wednesday This season’s theme at the mu- Local residents are receiving communi- For under $200, an organization, business ed in or around the water heater and is at the school to determine the cause of seum is “Businesses That Made believed to have started at approximate- the fire. No report had been received as Our Community”. ty partner letters from the Nutrition Site in or individual may sponsor a day’s meals Mound City with this week’s Mound City for area residents by becoming a “Meal ly 9:30 p.m., when the power, phone ser- of press time. News. The letters are encouraging spon- Champion”. Any donation is welcome, vices and internet services were lost. On Thursday, MUSIC’s fire, electri- sorship of a day’s meal at the site. however, whether it be $1, $10, $20, $25, With no windows in the mechanical cal and claims’ inspectors were at the 21st Annual The average food cost for one day at the etc. Area residents are encouraged to read room, the fire went unnoticed until cus- school. “They ruled the fire no-fault site (which services Mound City, Oregon, the letter for details on how to donate to todial personnel entered the school at 7 accidental and gave approval for full Greater Mound MO, Craig, MO, and Forest City, MO, to become a “Meal Champion”. a.m. Wednesday. Apparently, the intense insurance coverage of the incident. The include home deliveries) is $178.90. This Out of area subscribers are not receiving heat of the fire melted the solder on the next two weeks, we will concentrate on City Open cost does not include labor, paper prod- the community partner letters in an effort water pipes in the room, causing the cleanup and evaluating the situation,” ucts, utilities, etc. Only 37% of the site’s to save money, but contributions are wel- The 21st Annual Greater pipes to separate and send water into the stated Superintendent Mike Leach on funding comes from state and federal come from everyone. To contribute, or for Mound City Open is scheduled room, dousing most of the fire. Smol- Thursday, May 26. “We are anticipating sources, therefore causing the need to part- more information, contact Patricia John- for Saturday, June 11, at the dering continued throughout the night, 90-120 days of repairs, which will put us ner with the community for added funds. son at the site at 660-442-3324. golf course in Mound City. The causing extensive smoke and soot dam- into the fall and the start of school.” Mr. four-person scramble event will age throughout the gymnasium and sur- Leach is expecting a smooth opening of consist of 18 holes with results rounding area. The exposed water pipes the 2016-2017 term, with most of the re- flighted for prizes. also produced a pool of water on the pairs having been made at that time. Men’s, women’s or mixed north half of the gymnasium floor and in teams are welcome for $200 Lakefest at Big Lake on Saturday An employee of CATCO per team. There will be a 7:30 The Village of Big Lake, MO, will be bike divisions. (Catastrophe Cleaning a.m. tee off time as well as a 2 the site of the Big Lake Lakefest on Sat- From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., a craft fair will and Restoration Co., p.m. tee off time. All proceeds urday, June 4. Many activities are planned be available for browsing and shopping. Inc.) - Sweeps a thick layer will be used to maintain and for the day under the direction of the Big Lunch will be served from 12 noon to 3 of soot off the gymna- improve the Mound City Golf Lake Improvement Association (BLIA). p.m. featuring pulled pork with all the sium floor at the Craig R-3 Course. A car and bike show will be a high- trimmings. Diners may enjoy the meal for school in Craig, MO, on Plan now to enjoy this event light at the main entrance of Big Lake a free will donation. Wednesday, May 25. A fire which hosts great prizes, great State Park. Registration for the show will There will be a dunk tank operated from started the previous night contests, great food and great take place from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Dash 1 to 3 p.m. along with other entertainment and smoldered, unno- refreshments. Call 660-442- plates will be given to all entries. There from 1 to 5 p.m. The BLIA invites all area ticed, until custodians dis- 5780 for more information or will be first, second and third place prizes residents to make plans now to spend the covered the disaster early visit www.moundcitygolf.com. awarded in both the car and bike catego- day at Big Lake. A shuttle service will be Wednesday morning. One Sunday, June 12, has been set ries as well as a Best of Show award and offered between the car show and other half of the gym floor was as the rain date. People’s Choice Award in both car and events of the Lakefest celebration. covered in water, the other half in soot. LOCAL MOUND CITY NEWS - THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 2016 - PAGE 2 Mound City R-2 Alumni 4th of July celebrate 118th annual banquet Blast! Fireworks will be Total this Sunday, July 3, at dusk. year $770 GOAL: $5,000 to cover fireworks and insurance expenses.

Members of the Class of 1966 - Gathered at the 118th annual Mound City Alumni Banquet on Saturday, May 28, in the Previous balance school’s gymnasium. A total of 18 classmates attended the banquet before moving the festivities to Sportsman’s Scotch carried over from & Sirloin at Bigelow, MO, for the remainder of the evening where two more classmates joined them. Two members of the 2015= $50 class, Pat Hollenbeck Milligan and Kathy Kunkel Gruetze, received gifts for traveling the farthest, Texas and Alaska, respec- tively. Pictured are, (maiden names), left to right, front row, Paula Wright, Linda Couts, Myra Norman, Alex Hamilton, Linda Nelson, Pat Hollenbeck, Kathy Kunkel, Jackie Dearmont, Cheryl Bowland and Ruth Hester; and, back row, Joe Laukemper, Bruce Biermann, Gary Davis, Bruce Richards, Dale Nixon, Harold Bruntmyer and David Elton. Not pictured, but attending 2016 4th Blast Donation List the banquet, was Pat Armentrout. Mound City News will print the complete list of alumni at the banquet in next week’s The Tally Family - $200 edition. Bill, Kitty, Sophie & Liv Richards - $75 Vona Moorman - $25 Eugene Poynter - $50 Anonymous - $40 Matt, Debi, Miles and Haylee Clifton - $30 Empire District Gas Co. - Doug Kline - $100 Ruthie & Jim Steele - $50 Rick & Susan Lentz - $25 Greg’s Jewelry - $25 Mound City News - $100

Tarkio Rodeo June 10 and 11 The Tarkio, MO, Rodeo is coming up on Friday and Saturday, June 10 and 11. Getting underway at 8 p.m. each night, the annual rodeo will feature nine events with $4,300 added money for the The Mound City R-2 Class of 1976 - Enjoyed a great turnout of classmates for the 118th annual Mound City Alumni competitors. The rodeo grounds in Tarkio are located on Highway Banquet on Saturday, May 28, at the Mound City R-2 gymnasium. Twenty members of the class came to the banquet, with 136 East near the community building and swimming pool. two more joining the class at the home of Jim and Tami (Field) Loucks on Sunday, May 29. Larry Sims received one of the The stock contractor is Barnes & Sons Rodeo Company. This gifts at the banquet for traveling from Georgia to see his classmates and friends. Pictured are, (maiden names) left to right, rodeo is a United Rodeo Association/International Rodeo Associ- front row, Rick Hughes, Mike Clifton, Bill Wallace, Jim Bowness, John Zeliff, Tom VanDeventer, Chuck Hall and John Wright; ation/American Cowboys’ Rodeo Association competition. Men’s middle row, Toni Kennedy, Jeff Stadalman, Mona Porter, Nanette Keaster, Julie Holland, Joni Johnson, Tami Field and Jill and women’s “All-Around” buckles will be awarded. Yount; and, back row, Larry Sims, Gina Roebkes, Kris Nauman and David Nugent. Mound City News will print the complete Adult tickets are $15 each while youth ages 12 and under may list of alumni at the banquet in next week’s edition. enjoy the rodeo for $5 gate tickets. Preschoolers may enter for free. In addition to the nine rodeo events, a mutton bustin’ compe- tition will be available for youth ages six and under.

Missouri River Bluff Run Cure for Kids June 11 The Missouri River Bluff Run with a hog roast. Long Shot DJ Cure for Kids is coming up on will also be providing entertain- Saturday, June 11. Any licensed ment at the Hall shed. Proceeds vehicle may be used by partici- from the event will be used to pants in this poker run which help children with their fights also features an auction and against cancer. hog roast. Starting at the River For more information about Rock Lanes in Rock Port, MO, the Missouri River Bluff Run, the poker run will travel through contact Josh Hall at 660-442- northwest Missouri and south- 6279 or Jade Sybert at 660-253- west Iowa ending at the Hall 0563; visit moriverbluffrun2016. Kathy Kunkel Gruetze, Class of 1966, left - Is presented shed south of Mound City where com; or check Facebook at Mis- a gift for “traveling the farthest” by her sister, Ellen Kunkel, an auction will be held along souri River Bluff Run. Mattie Pike Thornton, Class of 1945 - Was the Class of 1974 and incoming president of the alumni associa- recipient of the “oldest alumni member” gift tion, right, at the 118th annual Mound City Alumni Banquet at the 118th annual Mound City Alumni Ban- on Saturday, May 28, in the Mound City R-2 gymnasium. quet on Saturday, May 28, in the gymnasium at Kathy traveled from Alaska and will be relocating with her Mound City R-2. husband in the state of Washington. Published and Printed in Mound City, Missouri Established 1879 (LEFT) Larry Sims, (USPS 364-920) (LEFT) Class of 1976 - Published weekly on Thursdays and entered as periodical Kenzie Ashford, Received one of publication at the Post Office in Mound City, Missouri 64470. Class of 2016 - Re- the “traveled the ceived a gift for the POSTMASTER - Send changes of address to: farthest” gifts at “youngest alumni the 118th annu- Mound City News, PO Box 175 • Mound City, MO 64470 member” at the al Mound City 118th annual Mound Alumni Banquet 511 State Street, PO Box 175 • Mound City, MO 64470 City Alumni Banquet on Saturday, (660) 442-5423 • Fax (660) 442-5423 on Saturday, May 28, May 28, in the E-mail: [email protected] www.moundcitynews.com in the gymnasium at Mound City R-2 Mound City R-2. gymnasium. Adam Johnson Larry came from Owner/Publisher Georgia for his Shannon Culp, Front Office/Design - Pam Kent, Advertising 40th class re- Sheri Wright, Reporter/Photographer union. Jennifer Pardue, Shelly Portman, Pete Webster, Will Johnson, Print Shop RETURNING EVENT!

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­News from Tiffany Heights Residents at Tiffany Heights City for ice cream. in Mound City enjoyed Monday Residents played the “Name morning, May 23, worship with Game” on Wednesday after- Lucille V. Norman Mary Cain Theresa Jordan and her parents. noon, May 25. This month the Lucille V. Norman, 95, Maitland, Mary M. (Leach) Cain, 70, of During the afternoon, residents words ‘Indianapolis Car Race’ MO, passed away Wednesday, New Point, MO, passed away enjoyed several word games. were chosen since the big week- May 25, 2016, at a local healthcare Tuesday, May 24, 2016, at a St. This time the word games in- end for the race was coming up. facility. She was born March 8, Joseph, MO, hospital. She was cluded things everyone enjoys Residents were able to make 200 1921, in Holyoke, CO. born on September 28, 1945, in as well as animals and western different words using those let- Lucille married Lloyd Norman Forest City, MO, one of nine chil- movies. ters. Marilyn and Gene Robbins December 11, 1944. He preceded dren of John Mac and Frances Residents enjoyed picking passed out poppies to residents her in death September 25, 2007. Irene (Whitlock) Leach. a bunch of posies on Tuesday and staff during the afternoon. Lucille was a member of Mound Mary graduated from Forest morning, May 24, in a fishing Carol Sharp played the piano City United Methodist Church and City High School. On October 6, style game. The winner of the before lunch on Thursday, May VFW Post #8406 Auxiliary. She 1963, she married Allen Cain in first game was the person who 26. Bingo volunteers during the picked the most and that was afternoon were Shirley Jack- taught Sunday school and was a Forest City, and they became par- Mary Lou Nauman. The second son, Jean McCall, Chris Beal 4-H leader. She was a great mom ents of eight children. Allen sur- round consisted of flowers in a and Gordon Robbins. The win- and grandmother. vives of their New Point home. bouquet. That winner was Doro- ner of the game was Willa Dean Mary was preceded in death by her parents; sister, Ella Louise Lucille was also preceded in death by her parents, Gooley and thy Sommer. The winners were Gomel. Britney Wright provided Pearl (Schaeffer) Crow; and great-granddaughter, Bailey Mathes. Davis; an infant daughter; and son, Darrin. Other survivors in- asked to name as many flowers the “News and Views” after the Lucille’s survivors include her daughters, Kathi Clement (Greg), clude their children, Tammie (David) Ruckman of Kansas City, as they had points. With a little bingo game. Maitland, and Dr. Myra Norman, Murfreesboro, TN; granddaugh- MO, Rob (Teresa) Cain of Maryville, MO, Ramonda (Rick) help from staff members, 20 Glamour nails were provided ters, Amy Gregory (Justin) and Jennifer Mathes; great-grandchil- Rustige of St. Louis, MO, Brian Cain of Conception Junction, flowers were named. During the on Friday morning, May 27. dren, Hadley Gregory and Avery and Chase Mathes; sister, Vona MO, Amanda (Kenny) Greenland of Stanberry, MO, and Rachel afternoon, a memorial ride was Residents enjoyed an ice cream Moorman; and numerous nieces and nephews. (Chris) Carroll of Oregon, MO; brothers, Johnny Mac and James taken. Residents were taken to social during the afternoon. Farewell services were held on Saturday, May 28, 2016, at Pet- “Rusty” Leach, both of Forest City, and Mike Leach of St. Jo- Oregon, MO, Craig, MO, and People never outgrow ice cream tijohn and Crawford Family Funeral Home in Mound City. Inter- seph; sisters, Maxine Knapp of Lenexa, KS, Jane Thompson and Mound City cemeteries. The sundaes. ment was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Mound City. Judy Kelly, both of Maryville, and Nell Nolan of Minden, NE; trip veered at Oregon and made Games of choice were encour- For those wishing to make a contribution, the family requests nine grandchildren, Brandie, Gunther, Kayla, Lisa, Natasha, a pass through Paradise Park. aged on Saturday afternoon, May donations be made to Mound City United Methodist Church or the Trevor, Dakota, Tristan and Braxton; three great-grandchildren, Residents enjoying the ride were 28. Communion was provided Mound City Nutrition Site. Koltlen, Gracie and Kallen; and numerous nieces and nephews. Betty Russell, Dorothy Sommer, by the First Christian Church An online guest book and obituary can be found at www.petti Memorial services were held on Sunday, May 29, 2016, at Jeanie Young, Jeannie Edwards, on Sunday, May 29. Pastor Seth johncrawford.com. 2 p.m. at the New Point Christian Church. Pastor Brian Buck Barbara Deatz, Shirley Staples Henson provided Sunday morn- officiated. A private family interment was made at New Point and Carol Ball. It turned into ing worship. No afternoon ser- Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Holt County Cancer such a nice day that the group en- vices were provided. Fund or the New Point (Cowan) Cemetery Association. Care joyed a stop at Shakers in Mound Mary Markt was entrusted to Chamberlain Funeral Home, Oregon. Online condolences may be left at www.chamberlainfuneral.com. Mary Elizabeth Markt was born on November 24, 1911, in Oregon, Notes from the Mound MO, to John and Elizabeth Eleanor (Sutton) Markt. She was a lifelong Audrey Guyer resident of Oregon. Audrey M. Guyer was born on Miss Markt graduated from Or- City Nutrition Sute February 8, 1924, in Forbes, MO, egon High School in 1929 and then Volunteers at the Nutrition Monday, June 6 - Aerobic ex- one of four children of George from Northwest Missouri State Uni- Site in Mound City during the ercises at 8:30 a.m. and J. Maxine (Stansbury) Stull. versity (NWMSU) in Maryville, week of May 23 through 27 Wednesday, June 8 - Aerobic On July 11, 1942, Audrey married MO. She was an active NWMSU were Dorothy and David King, exercises at 8:30 a.m.; and Show Hilen Guyer, Sr., at Pilgrim Holi- alumnus. Irene Caton, Kim Welch, Gwen and Tell from 11:30 a.m. to 12 ness Church in Forbes, and they Miss Markt taught in rural Holt Knowles, Taylor Miles, Hunter noon. became parents of two sons. County schools for 13 years, including White, Mayflower and Gordon, Bryson Tenney, Debi Saturday, June 11 - An hour Hilen preceded Audrey in death Lincoln schools. She taught at Forest City Elementary School one Clifton, Amy Jenkins, Wayne long session with Freda Miller in 1984. Audrey passed away on White, Scott Johnson and The- on “Taking Care of the Caregiv- year. She then finished her teaching career at Oregon Elementary Tuesday, May 24, 2016, at a St. resa Jordan. Delivering meals er” from 10 to 11 a.m. School, teaching third and fourth grade for 31 years, retiring in Joseph, MO, care center at the age the week of June 6-10, 2016, at Monday, June 13 - Aerobic 1976. of 92. In addition to her husband, the Mound City Nutrition Site exercises at 8:30 a.m. Miss Markt was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Oregon Audrey was preceded in death by her brother, Doyle Stull, and will be: Wednesday, June 15 - Aero- and taught a Sunday school class for many years. She was a mem- sisters, Alta Saxton and Georgie Knapp. Craig, MO - Sue Schmidt or bic exercises at 8:30 a.m.; and ber of the Retired Teachers’ Association, the Priscilla Club, and Survivors include Audrey’s sons, Hilen, Jr. (Doris), of St. Jo- Walter Groves. Birthday Party/Bingo at 11:30 the Lincoln Friendship Club. She was a Meals on Wheel volunteer. seph and Tony (Cindy) of Cave Creek, AZ; two grandchildren, Mound City - Monday and a.m. (The birthday party is being Miss Markt passed away on Thursday, May 26, 2016, at the Or- Jeff (Terrie) Miller and Karen (Steve) Flynn; two great-grand- Tuesday - Christian Fellowship sponsored by the Nutrition Site egon Care Center at the age of 104. Preceding her in death were children, Ethan and Kassidy Miller; and nieces and nephews. Church; Wednesday and Thurs- this month.) her parents; sister, Anna M. (John) Shotwell; and brothers, John Audrey was a charter member of the Oregon Nazarene Church, day - United Methodist Church; Monday, June 20 - Aerobic and Glenn “Jack” (Wilma “Billie”) Markt. Survivors include a where she taught Sunday school. She worked in the subscription and Friday - Open. exercises at 8:30 a.m. great-niece, Linda Shotwell of California; and great-nephew, Jeff department of the Nazarene Publishing House. Oregon, MO, and Forest Wednesday, June 22 - Aerobic Shotwell, also of California. Audrey enjoyed using her homemaking skills to cook, can, City, MO - Monday, Tuesday exercises at 8:30 a.m.; and Tif- Miss Markt was interested in gardening and helping other peo- and freeze. She shared her cooking and baking with neighbors and Friday - Christian Church. fany Care Centers at Nutrition ple. She especially loved her pets. and friends. Audrey was also skilled at embroidery. Oregon Only - Wednes- Site with healthy/fun topic along Funeral services were held on Tuesday, May 31, 2016, at 2 p.m. day and Thursday - Christian with blood pressure screenings Graveside services and interment were held on Friday, May at the Chamberlain Funeral Home in Oregon. Interment was made Church. at 11 a.m. 27, 2016, at 2 p.m. at the Maple Grove Cemetery in Oregon. in Maple Grove Cemetery in Oregon. Memorials may be directed Forest City Only - Wednes- Upcoming Menu: Memorials may be directed to the Maple Grove Cemetery As- to the Oregon Care Center Employee Fund. Online condolences day and Thursday - Oregon Care Monday, June 6 - Mexican sociation. Care was entrusted to Chamberlain Funeral Home, may be left at www.chamber Center. casserole, lettuce salad, hominy Oregon. Online condolences may be left at www.chamberlainfu lainfuneral.com. Wednesday, June 15, is Na- and peaches. neral.com. tional Elder Abuse Awareness Tuesday, June 7 - Smoth- Day and the site will have in- ered steak, spinach, peach crisp, formational sheets available to bread and butter. inform residents on recogniz- Wednesday, June 8 - Chick- Stamp Out Hunger announces totals collected ing and reporting elder abuse. en, mashed potatoes/gravy, car- Patrons are also invited to wear rots and pears. The 24th Annual Stamp Out Community Food Pantry. For more information about “purple” in support of elder Thursday, June 9 - Ham- Hunger food drive is in the The Stamp Out Hunger effort Second Harvest Community abuse awareness. burger/bun, tri-taters, pickled Ad for Mound City News history books. On Saturday, is the nation’s largest single day Food Bank, visit the website Upcoming activities at the site beets and tropical fruit. May 14th, letter carriers from food drive and is one of many at www.OurCommunityFoodNovemberNovember Is: Is: - include: Friday, June 10 - BBQ rib/ Ad 3 of 10 Mound City and across the ways Second Harvest Commu- Bank.org or call 816-364- Friday, June 3 - Cinnamon bun, three-bean salad, escal- country performed double duty nity Food Bank partners with FOOD. rolls until gone - 8:30 a.m. loped corn and apricots. SIZE 3x4 on their routes. 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BIG LAKE The cost of the event is $15 per person. Reservations may be Big Lake Baptist Church made by calling 660-683-5692 or emailing [email protected]. 213 Lake Shore Dr., Craig, MO Dick Lionberger, Interim Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. CRAIG Ocean Commotion at Craig Presbyterian Church No Worship Service - Cliff McNair, Pastor Christian Fellowship Church Craig Community Church of the Nazarene “Ocean Commotion” is the theme of the Vacation Bible School 105 S. Ensworth Street • Keith Knaak, Pastor (VBS) event at the Christian Fellowship Church in Mound City this summer. From 9 to 11:30 a.m. Monday, June 6, through Fri- Sunday School, 9:15 a.m., Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. day, June 10, children in kindergarten through sixth grade may Wed. Night Bible Study, 5:30 p.m. Phyllis Smith, left, of Mound City - Receives her silver level enjoy the account of Noah and the flood from the Bible book of Church of God certificate from Missouri State Senator Dan Hegeman, right, Genesis. A program will be held on Sunday, June 12, with two Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., Worship, 11:00 a.m. at a Volunteer Recognition luncheon for the Northwest Mis- bikes to be given away, one to a girl and one to a boy. For more souri Area Agency on Aging on Thursday, May 19, at Cam- information about the VBS event, call Bruce Paulus at 937-621- FILLMORE eron, MO. 1930 or Danielle Gordon at 660-442-0105. Interested participants may also visit www.christianfellowshipmc.com. The Lighthouse South I-29, Exit 65 • Pastors Tim and Faith Uzzle Northwest Missouri Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m., Children’s Sermon 10:30 a.m. For more info.: 816-564-8234 • www.fillmorelighthousechurch.­ org­ Area Agency on Aging Summer Day Camp at Oregon GRAHAM United Methodist Church Graham Union Church honors volunteers Eagle Lake On Location Summer Day Camp is returning to Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m. Northwest Missouri Area vice Awards were presented the United Methodist Church in Oregon, MO, this summer. After Randy Grimm, Pastor Agency on Aging (NW- to individuals based on their a successful event last summer, the camp is being offered again United Methodist Church MOAAA) held a Volunteer hours of service during the last this year. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday David A. Shadinger, Pastor Recognition luncheon on calendar year. Shirley Pierce, through Friday, June 20 through 24. It is open to youth ages seven Sunday School, 10:15 a.m., Worship, 9 a.m. Thursday, May 19, at the Grant City, MO, and Callie to 12. There is a registration fee this summer of $50 per camper Christian Church in Cameron, Brannan, Princeton, earned a which will help cover the expenses of the food and activities pro- MAITLAND MO. Missouri State Senator Gold level, which is over 500 vided during the weeklong event. Registration may be made at Dan Hegeman, representing hours. Silver recipients (250- eaglelakecamps.com/holtcounty. First Christian Church the 12th District, and Missouri 499 hours) were Phyllis Smith, 4th and Ash • Bill Gazaway, Pastor State Representative J. Egg- Mound City; F.R. Bailey, Chill- Sunday School, 9:15 a.m., Worship Service, 10 a.m. leston, District 2, joined the icothe, MO; and Darlene Dom- Sunday Night Worship, 7 p.m., Wed., Youth Rallies, 7 p.m. agency in honoring over 50 browe, Bethany, MO. Bomar graduates United Methodist Church volunteers from the 18 counties Sharon Murphy and John 217 S. Maple Avenue • David A. Shadinger, Pastor of northwest Missouri. Guests Murphy, Maysville, MO; Caro- Worship Service, 10:15 a.m. were delighted with the oppor- lyn Rush, Grant City; Cheryl from Iowa Western tunity to view and reminisce Webster, Savannah, MO; Approximately 620 individuals participated in May gradua- over very impressive classic Wayne Amen, Leland Kelley MOUND CITY tion ceremonies at Iowa Western Community College (IWCC) in cars displayed by Dave Estes, and John Rollison, Brook- Council Bluffs, IA. Cameron, and Wayne Hector, field, MO; Larry Kinsella, Christian Fellowship Josie Bomar graduated with an associate of applied science 18080 Hwy. 59 Stewartsville, MO. Chillicothe; and Joyce Wilmes, degree in associate degree nursing. She is the daughter of Betty Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. Orman “Tom” Rouse, Princ- Maryville, MO, received Bomar of Mound City, and is a 2012 Mound City R-2 graduate. eton, MO, was presented with Bronze awards, for 100-249 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church a special Missouri House of hours of volunteering. 1413 Nebraska St. • Rev. Brian Lemcke Representatives Resolution by Services provided by the vol- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. Senator Hegeman, on behalf unteers include Ombudsman, Bible Class or Sunday School, 9:15 a.m. of Representative Nate Walk- Transportation, Senior Medi- Community Hospital-Fairfax First Christian Church er who was unable to attend. care Patrol (which deals with 402 E. 5th Street • Paul Grant, Pastor The resolution acknowledged Medicare fraud), and Evidence Auxiliary Healthcare Educational Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. Rouse’s many years of service Based Health program leaders. Wednesdays- Bible Study, 12 p.m. to the seniors of Northwest In addition, others serve on the Scholarship Program applications www.firstchristianmoundcity.org Missouri, including his service Board of Directors and various on the NWMOAAA Board of advisory councils. There are available for Fall 2016 Mound City Baptist Church Directors and the Green Hills currently over 130 volunteers. 1308 Savannah Street • Pastor Nathan Lowe Community Hospital-Fair- The amount of the scholar- Advisory Council. Callie Bran- Ruth Rother, Mound City, fax, Mo, Auxiliary invites the ship will be awarded based on Worship Service - 9:30 a.m. nan, Princeton, will receive her a Holt County member of the Breakfast Refreshments & Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. public to apply for its Health- the amount the Auxiliary has resolution at a later date, as she Board of Directors, attended care Educational Scholarship to offer and financial needs. Mound City United Methodist Church was unable to attend. the luncheon. Program. This program pro- These scholarships may be 312 E. 7th St. • Pastor Janis Roorda Presidential Volunteer Ser- vides assistance with health- renewed in subsequent years Sunday School, 9 a.m., Sunday Service, 10 a.m. care education at any approved of recipients’ schooling if the New Liberty Baptist Church educational institution. The selection committee feels re- The little church with a big heart. following information explains cipients have met criteria and Will Haer, Pastor (Office hours: Mondays 5-8 p.m.) • 816-261-9243 Happenings in Graham, MO the guidelines of the Health- those in most need of the schol- Sunday School, 10 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. care Educational Scholarship arships. The Auxiliary will es- be received from TransCanada County Road 140, Mound City Submitted by Program and how to apply. tablish the amount of scholar- Pipeline. Michelle Brown Students currently accepted ship money available during New Life Apostolic Assembly An Arbor Day program was for admission to an approved any given year. Scholarship th U.P.C.I. - 307 E. 6 , Mound City • Pastor Scott Jordan The Graham, MO, Communi- held in the park on Sunday, educational institution in a money awarded will be sent di- Worship Service, 11 a.m. May 1. Michelle Brown was Life Night Bible Study & Revolution Youth Group ty Betterment met Tuesday, May healthcare program are eli- rectly to the educational insti- Thursdays, 6:30 p.m. 24, at the Community Better- in charge. A red maple tree gible. Students may be newly tution’s financial aid office; or www.newlifeupci.org - 660-442-3441 ment building in Graham. Rich- was planted. The next meeting accepted or currently enrolled can be used for travel stipends of Graham Community Bet- and taking classes for a higher secured by the Auxiliary with a OREGON ard Vogel presided with Terri Vogel, Michelle Brown, Anna terment is Tuesday, June 28, at degree or advanced training in gift certificate from an area sta- a healthcare field. Criteria for tion; or used as child care ex- St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Lea Lance, Kirby Evans, Randy 7 p.m. unless building work is selection will include: Prior penses sent directly to a child 303 Grand, Forest City • Father Adam Ryan, OSB Hankins and Dick Smith pres- being done. academic achievement and care facility. Pastor and Parish Administrator • Mass 8 a.m. Sundays ent. Plans were finalized for the Vacation Bible School honors; community service Applications are available (VBS) is being held at the Faith Fellowship Church Sunday, May 29, Memorial Day and other indications of ser- at the Community Hospital- 27772 Hwy. 59, Oregon • Minister Dan Cravatt Salad Luncheon. Fried chicken Graham Union Church. On Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. vice in healthcare; possible Fairfax Auxiliary Gift Shop, in Area Youth Group - Wednesdays - 5:00 p.m. and salads were on the menu. Saturday and Sunday, June 4 interest in pursuing a career Office of Administration, or on 660-446-2031 The light emitting diode and 5, the church is sponsor- with Community Hospital- line at Community Hospital’s Oregon United Methodist Church (LED) sign has been installed ing a Prophecy Conference Fairfax, but necessary to be website (fairfaxmed.com). The 100 E. Missouri St., Oregon • Megan Winget, Pastor in the front window. This will with the Reverend John Klaas- selected; two references, one completed application must Sunday School, 10 a.m., Worship Service, 11 a.m. advertise events in the commu- sen. Times are 7 p.m. Saturday educational and one personal be returned to that office by (non-relative); current amount Thursday, June 30, 2016. Late New Point Christian Church nity. Thanks to the E.F. and Syl- night; and 10:30 a.m. and 2 of scholarship funds available or incomplete scholarship ap- 24135 Stone Hill Rd. • Brian Buck, Minister via Schildberg Trust, a new “on p.m. on Sunday. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. demand” water heater has been The Bethany Rural Chris- through the Auxiliary; and plications will not be consid- th who are in most need of assis- ered. Fellowship Dinner, 4 Sunday of month following church installed in the kitchen. This was tian Church is having VBS tance amongst candidates. Wednesday, June 1, through Oregon Baptist Church done recently by five Lions Club 104 N. Barbour St., Oregon • Gene Lee, Pastor members. The walls will be fin- Friday, June 3. This VBS is a Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. ished. A new surface is to be put daytime event. Forest City Drug FOREST CITY on the floor. A grant check is to Store Museum Forest City United Methodist Church 103 N. Walnut St., Forest City • Pastor Megan Winget Opening on Sunday, June 5, Worship Service, 10 a.m. Bellevue School Reunion from 12 noon to 4 p.m. Forest City Christian Church 401 Grand Ave., Forest City • Pastor Jim Brown Saturday, June 4, 2016 Will be open weekly on Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. United Methodist Church • Mound City, MO Sundays through August 28. REGIONAL Registration - 6:30 p.m. • Meal - 7:00 p.m. Open to all alumni and friends of Bellevue. Theme: “Businesses That River of Hope Fellowship For reservations @ $15 by May 28, 2016 Made Our Community” Hwy. 159 & I-29, Mound City Call 660-683-5692; or Pastor David Showalter - 660-442-6305 • Pastor Will Certain - 816-824-8566 e-mail [email protected] The fountain Sunday School, 9:15 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. Special Recognition will be given to: Youth Group Every Sunday - 6-8 p.m. Bellevue Military Servicemen - Classes 1926 - 1936 - 1946 - 1956 will be open! MOUND CITY NEWS - THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 2016 - PAGE 5 COMMUNITY Saturday, May 28, hosted the Fortescue, MO, School Reunion The approximately 36 people submit recipes for the upcoming attending the Fortescue, MO, society cookbook, “Celebrat- This Week’s School Reunion at the Holt ing 175 Years of Holt County County Historical Society's Cooking 1841-2016”. The many (HCHS’s) Methodist Church church updates, painting, and Museum in Fortescue Saturday, new displays in the museum History May 28, were treated to displays were admired. Many brought of bygone days set up by soci- donated photos and histories. A From the Mound City News archives ety president, Sally Davis Yates beautiful Craig, MO, Centennial Waggoner. Table décor included dress, that was worn by Dorthe- antiques and early day utensils da Smith Livengood during the 50 Years Ago - 1966 that provided much fun discus- 1968 Craig celebration, was re- • The 68th annual alumni banquet was held at sion remembering “when we had cently donated to the HCHS and one of those” during dinner. The displayed. Mrs. Livengood grew Mound City High School with 388 persons at- meal was prepared and catered up and attended school in Fortes- tending. J.C. Strobel, president of the Alumni by members of the society. cue. The reunion included friends Attending the reunion were: Association, conducted the business session. who have lived in Fortescue, at- Gayle and Tammy Myers, Mrs. Harold Robinson was in charge of the tended school or had family that Bill Minton and Rachel Stone program; Harold Thompson was master of cer- had lived there. Many remem- VanDever, St. Joseph, MO; Paul Mary Belle Carter of Mound City, left - Sat at the registration bered the fun times visiting their and Becky Stone Derks, Bellev- table of the Fortescue, MO, School Reunion on Saturday, May 28, emonies. Music for the dance, which followed, grandparents in the little town. ue, NE; Shannon Stone, Over- at the Holt County Historical Society’s Methodist Church Museum was provided by the Avon Coffman Orchestra Roy Stone, a member of the land Park, KS; Bob and Ginny in Fortescue. A crowd of 36 people enjoyed the event which in- of Oregon. 1941 Fortescue High School Brickey Stone, Fortescue; There- cluded dinner, displays, honors and more. (FHS) class, was honored with a sa Keaster Mackey, Forest City, potted flower arrangement as the MO; Donna Beesley Kunkel and • Mrs. Alva (Trena) Bomar was advertising the oldest graduate present. To rec- grandson, Conner, Lois Adkin- Trauernicht, Craig; Herman and graduate, accompanied by her opening of her fee fishing lake. The new fishing ognize the many years that Mary son Clair, Mary Belle Bullock Judy Sinkhorn, Darlington, MO; daughter, stopped by for a short haven was located south of Mound City. Belle Carter, a FHS 1944 gradu- Carter, Gene Poynter and Steve George and Gail Sinkhorn, King visit later in the afternoon. ate, had taken reservations for and Lela Boyd, Mound City; Ra- City, MO; Leonard and Son- It was a unanimous vote of the the event, she was also presented mah Butcher Gray, Richmond, dra Catron Rouse, Lee’s Sum- group to continue the dinner at • The New Point alumni banquet was held at the an arrangement. Holt County MO; Ralph Eddie Bradbury, mit, MO; Roy “Dude” Stone, 1 p.m. on Memorial Day Satur- school building in New Point with 112 guests Historical Society president, Sal- Casper, WY; Nanette Keaster, Jr., Kansas City, MO; and Fred day, 2017, at the museum. The ly Waggoner, received a plant for Estes Park, CO; Elizabeth Jones Chuning, along with daughter reunion planning committee is present. The Woodville Quartet, accompanied organizing the event and for her Burnsides, Maryville, MO; Dar- and son-in-law, Independence, Donna Kunkel, Lois Clair and by Mrs. Irwin Sommer, furnished the music. creative decorating talents. win and Mary Etta Boyd Keaster, MO. Maxine Moser Pence, Elizabeth Burnsides. Everyone was reminded to Maitland, MO; Dorothy Keaster Liberty, MO, a 1939 Fortescue • The Oregon Garden Club presented its 19th annual flower show at the Oregon Methodist Church. The theme of the show was “A Floral HCHS “First Sunday” at museum HCHS needs recipes Beauty Journey.” There were 47 horticultural It will be “Here Comes the Bride” at the Holt County Historical classes and 17 classes in artistic design. Society's MethodistThe Mound Church Museum City Public in Fortescue, Library MO, on Sunday, June 5. Bob and Ginnyis Proud Stone to Announcewill greet visitors its at the afternoon for cookbook opening, from 2 to 4 p.m., that will feature the society's collection The Holt County Historical ty bank locations, the Mound of antique bridal“Going gowns and accessoriesfor the alongGold” with other displays. Society (HCHS) needs recipes City Nutrition Site, the Tri-City 25 Years Ago - 1991 The society's display of Fortescue school photos, artifacts, annu- from Holt County cooks for a Friendship Center in Maitland, • One new business opened on Mound City’s als,Multi and other-age memorabilia Olympic will be ofTheme interest tod many. Summer Sally Wag - cookbook to be published in MO, the Research and Geneal- main street late last week and another was ex- goner's early day displayReading collection Program of tiny artifacts, utensils, tools, late summer. The cookbook ogy Center in Mound City and vehicles, and other miniatures is sure to stir many fond memories. will feature recipes of cooks at the Mound City News office. pected to be open soon. Don Carter of Barnard TheOn afternoon your mark,opening will be an opportunity get to set...READ! admire the com - (past and present) of Holt The submission deadline is opened the Red Rock Saloon. Across the street, pleted sanctuary painting project and view the recent artifact dis- County as a way of celebrating Friday, June 3. Recipe submis- Pre-K to 3rd Grade booths and kitchen equipment had been in- plays and donations. the county’s 175th anniversary. sions may include special sto- and The society will feature various displays, speakers, and programs Recipe submission forms ries about the recipes. stalled and workers at Breadeaux Pizza said it Every Tuesday morning 4th Grade and Up! at features“First Sunday” a special afternoon activity openings at the Methodist Church Mu- are available at all Holt Coun- would soon be open. All programs are FREE! seumand/or each guest! month. • Just over 3,000 acres of Nodaway River bot- Weekly Prizes and Incentives & DrawingEvery Tuesday for Grand ThePrize on Mound Last Day! City Public Library’s tomland, most of it in Holt County, was being through July 19 Milam’s Greenhouse, Inc. bought by the state for a new wildlife area near  May 31 - “Opening Ceremonies” -  June 28- “Double Play”- Jay & Leslie’s BEGINS SAT., Storyteller,SUMMER Will Stuck, at the State TheaterREADINGLaughing Matters PROGRAM Jugglers & Juggling New Point. The New Point site would be the Workshop BEGINS SAT.,  June 7 - “Tumble Your Way to Fitness”- JUNE 4! Gymnastics - Tumble your way into Tuesday,Mega Gymnastics at the Library July 5 - “Storytime and Crafts” at the Library JUNE 4! SALE third major wildlife area in Holt County.  June 14- “Equestrian Encounters” with  July 12- “Track and Field” events - Coach BonitaJune Haer and 7 her horses at the Libraryfitness Brian& reading Messer and hisat studentthe library! athletes  June 21 - “The Great Race” with Stone Lion  July 19- “Closing Ceremonies”- Kevin • More than 300 people attended the annual Puppet ShowGuest and Puppet Presenters: Making KatieHorner, Professionaland Brittany Magician & Workshopfrom at the LibraryMega GymnasticsVentriloquist of St. atJoseph, the State Theater MO. Mound City alumni banquet. Alumni from Up to 50% Off Mound City, Bellevue and Bigelow schools gath- RegisterEvent at the at Librarythe Mound any time City after school dismisses for the summer or download registration form at www.moundcitypubliclibrary.orgPre-K to 3rd Grade: 10 a.m. ered for the fun. Public Library,P 207 E.I 6th St., East 14th St., Falls City, NE CHECKS OR CASH WeeklyMound rizes City, and MO ncentives & Drawing4th for GradeGrand Prize and on Up:Last Day! 11 a.m. (This project is supported in part by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.) Mon.-Sat. • 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ONLY • Work had started behind The Klub on a new sand volleyball court. Seven teams had signed up for a summer league. The Holt County Historical Society is looking for answers to these questions • The Holt County Historical Society School- that have been submitted by researchers. What do you remember? house Museum was again the scene of the an- nual Fortescue School reunion and banquet. WALKER COUNTRY SCHOOL 1936 About 90 people were present for the evening. Walker School was located in the “Arkansaw” neighborhood west of Big Lake on the George Walker (Gracie Chuning Boyd's grandfather) farm. The Walkers donated a corner of land for the school. Fred Chuning, Inde- pendence, MO, donated the photo to the Holt County Historical Society. Back Row, Left to Right: Bette McKown, Roy Stone, Zella Morris, Juanita (?), Lorene Shaw, Dixie Walker. 10 Years Ago - 2006 Middle Row: Floyd Nicholson, Jean Weaver, Catherine Kent, Geneva Coo- • Craig was getting a new water tower and per, Bill Stone, Allen Curtis. construction was expected to start within the Front Row: Fred Chuning, Jim Erickson, Henry Nicholson, Ira Perry, John Perkins, Billy Dunn. month. The first school in “Arkansaw” was the White/Mann Country School lo- cated near the Missouri River on the Charley Mann Farm. It was sometimes • About 200 people attended the annual Mound referred to as the Mann or White school. Joe Catron and Steve, Bill, and Alice Cunningham were among those who attended there. Joe Catron was just a young child and was afraid to walk alone from his home to attend classes. Mrs. Minnie Lundy City Alumni Banquet. Goolsby stayed with the Catron family and walked to school with Joe. Later on, Mrs. Linda Chuning stayed with the Catrons and accompanied Joe until he was old enough to go alone. The Missouri River cut in the school and it was necessary to move it • Sarah Osburn, a reading teacher at Mound over to the Walker farm. O.P Light from the Kelso neighborhood was an early teacher. Joe Catron returned at the age of 19 and City, was recognized as Teacher of the Year at a took 9th grade under him. Mr. Light returned later to teach there and taught Joe's daughter, May Catron Dodson, in 1904-05. About 1904, it was a very large school. Children brought their own boxes to sit on. year-end school assembly. Families who attended Walker included the George Chunings; the Catrons; Bob Mullins; the four Coonce children; Paul, Ralph, and Gerald Graham; Bryant family; Alexanders; Goolsbys; Bridgemans; Grace and Harry Coatney; Jim Rowland; Jim • Steven Edwards, a Mound City graduate, end- Smith; the Kissell family; Frank Chaney's girls; the Poynters; and Ada and Pearl Jackson. Teachers included Willie VanVickle 1905-06; Tom Zachary 1906-07; Albert McKown 1907-08; Bessie Stanley Laukemper ed his collegiate track and field career by win- 1908-09; Albert McKown returned 1909-1912; Josephine Wilson 1912-13; and Allen G. Stanley 1913-14. During the time that ning the NCAA Division II discus throw at Em- Stanley taught, the Literary Society was formed. Frank, Albert, and Henry Dougherty, from the Glendale School area, were poria, KS, which gave him his fifth All-American champion debaters. Later teachers were: Mrs. Julia Minton, Bessie Laukemper, Gladys Varvel, Lois Smith Goolsby, Mrs.Ulmer, Mrs. Stigal, Mrs. Lowry, Hillene Baker, Clara Belle Hill Wiley, and Lila Dodge Williams. In 1938-39, Walker closed and moved status. into Fortescue School at Christmastime. A complete history of White/Mann/Walker School, along with photos, is in the center files. The information is recollections • Alex Callow, who would be a junior at Nod- of Mae Catron Dodson, Gladys Lease Varvel, Jennie Lundy Kent, Marie Lundy Stone, Josephine Coatney Morris, Ada Jackson Chuning, Constance Gaskill Siekmann and Bryan and Lois Smith Goolsby. away-Holt, was selected to attend the Missouri A REMINDER - Photos and histories in the Holt County Historical Society’s Research and Geneaolgy Center files are always Scholars’ Academy in June at the University of available for a small copy fee. Missouri-Columbia. The Holt County Historical Society • Biscuits and gravy and garage sale goodies “Heritage of the past to the present were offered by the Holt County Historical So- generation and to preserve for the future” 612 State Street • PO Box 55 • Mound City, MO 64470 ciety at the Mound City Nutrition Site during 612 State Street in Mound City The society has a new e-mail address: [email protected] the city-wide garage sale on Memorial Day. Open Wednesdays: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. PUBLIC MOUND CITY NEWS - THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 2016 - PAGE 6 Holt County traffic Hazard Mitigation Plan looking for municipal partners; and conservation violations The following area traffic and/or conservation violations search on for pictures for 175th celebration that occurred in Holt County were paid through the Missouri Judiciary Fine Collection Center in Jefferson City, MO: The Holt County Commission met Mon- to allow for a 60 foot turning radius at the quires participation of at least one person Brenten Warner Hughes, Forest City, MO - Operating day, May 16, 2016, at 9:00 a.m., in the Holt access. Mr. Biermann also reported on the from each organized city or village. Ms. Commercial Motor Vehicle Without Seat Belt. Case filed County Courthouse at Oregon, MO. Presid- need to complete credit match projects for Long is planning a lunch meeting in June May 13, 2016. Case disposed May 20, 2016. Fine Amount: ing Commissioner Mark Sitherwood, First the federal BRO (bridge replacement offsys- to kick off the project. Anyone interested $30.50. District Commissioner Bill Gordon and tems) program. He lists three areas where in participating should contact Emergency Brenten Warner Hughes, Forest City, MO - Failed to Second District Commissioner David Car- 12-foot corrugated metal pipes are likely to Management Director Mark Sitherwood. Register Commercial Property Carrying Vehicle for Suffi- roll were in attendance. be needed. Commissioners discussed hav- Commissioners took up a request from cient Gross Weight. Case filed May 13, 2016. Case disposed County Clerk Kathy J. Holstine presented ing engineer Phil Schrick apply for Bridge Holt County Relay for Life to keep the May 20, 2016. Fine Amount: $30.50. minutes for approval. Following review, a Engineering Assistance Program (BEAP) courthouse open from 5:00 p.m. to mid- motion was made, seconded and passed to studies on these bridges to determine feasi- night on Saturday, June 4, 2016. Commis- accept the minutes as written. bility. sioners approved the request and requested Don Scheib, Oregon, appeared before the Beth Castillo with Holt County Public that Building and Grounds Supervisor Mike commission to request pictures for a 175th Water Supply District #1 appeared before Brock be on hand to maintain the building Arrest made in Holt County Anniversary display to be presented at the the commission to request right-of-way during the event. The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) made an ar- Holt County Autumn Festival, September (ROW)allowance for Holt Road 250 to Brenda Nelson, R.N., Health Department rest in Holt County at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday, May 25, 2016. 7-10. He is seeking pictures from through- place a waterline from Maywood to a home Administrator, requested approval to pur- Laura J. Barber, age 17, of Sacramento, CA, was arrested for out the county. Anyone interested in partici- structure along Holt 250. Commissioners chase two storage carts and insect repellent. a Class C felony charge of possession of controlled substance pating should contact Mr. Scheib directly. reviewed the proposal with Commissioner Commissioners approved her request. She except for 35 grams or less of marijuana; a misdemeanor Road and Bridge Supervisor Daryl Bier- Gordon making a motion to approve the will pursue state funding for the insect re- charge of unlawful use of drug paraphernalia; possession of mann joined the commission to give an up- use of ROW. The motion was seconded and pellent. Mrs. Nelson also expressed concern liquor by a minor; exceeding posted speed limit; failure to date on Federal Emergency Management passed. for bird droppings at the Health Department drive within right lane of a highway with two or more lanes Agency (FEMA) project work, noting there Commissioners took up review of finan- and requested assistance to remove the nui- in the same direction; and operating vehicle on a highway are only a couple of projects remaining, in- cial reports for the month ending April 30, sance birds. without a valid license. She was taken to the Holt County cluding the repair of a damaged concrete 2016, including County Aid Road Trust Sheriff Scott Wedlock joined the commis- Sheriff’s Office in Oregon, MO, for a 24-hour hold. box culvert on Holt Road 130. The county is (CART) rock funding and cash balances of sion to present a Certificate of Origin for waiting on FEMA improved project approv- the various accounts of the county. two patrol vehicles from Laukemper Mo- al before proceeding to bid on this project. Being no further business, the commis- tors, Mound City. In other matters, Mr. Biermann reported sion adjourned until Monday, May 23, 2016. Road and Bridge Supervisor Daryl Bier- the Road and Bridge staff has removed a The Holt County Commission met Mon- mann gives an update on various Road and Mound City Police heavy metal door at the Mound City Mauso- day, May 23, 2016, at 9:00 a.m., at the Holt Bridge Department projects. Commission- leum to ensure safety of anyone visiting the County Courthouse. Presiding Commis- ers took up an interview with Drew Ireland mausoleum over Memorial Day weekend. sioner Mark Sitherwood, First District Com- for a position with the Road and Bridge De- Department report Mr. Biermann and Commissioner Car- missioner Bill Gordon and Second District partment at the Mound City Barn. Commis- roll reported that they met with landowner, Commissioner David Carroll were in atten- sioners offer the position at $11.00 per hour The Mound City Police zen about those issues. Jerry Brown, and Missouri Department of dance. pending passage of a Department of Trans- Department submitted the May 26, 2016 Transportation (MoDOT) officials to review Chance Long, Northwest Regional Coun- portation (DOT) physical and drug test. following civil and criminal 13:15 - Motor Vehicle Ac- a cooperative project with Atchison County cil of Governments, joined the commission Commissioner Carroll reported on work responses from May 23 to cident: Citizen reported a on Holt Road 100. Project plans call for an to discuss planning partners for the Hazard completed in the previous week by the Road May 29, 2016: two-vehicle accident in front eight foot corrugated metal pipe, 70 feet in Mitigation Plan renewal. Mark Sitherwood, and Bridge Department, including fixing a May 23, 2016 of residence - Chief Panning length with a 30-inch corrugated metal pipe serving as Emergency Management Direc- washout on Omaha Road north of Holt Road 11:13 - Odor of Smoke: responded and investigated at a field turn on the south corner of the proj- tor, suggested contacting the mayors of each 180 and application of CART rock. Officer investigated an odor the accident - Report taken. ect. MoDOT has agreed to place a new pipe town in an effort to find persons to serve on Being no further business, the commis- of smoke - Handled by offi- 20:25 - Suspicious Ve- at the junction of Holt 100 and Highway DD the planning committee. The program re- sion adjourned until Tuesday, May 31, 2016. cer (HBO). hicle: Vehicle parked at 18:35 - Open Door: Busi- a closed business was ness was checked that had checked. an open door - Employee May 27, 2016 was on scene. 10:54 - Traffic Enforce- 20:11 - Information: Citi- ment Stop: Vehicle was zen had questions and Chief stopped for speeding and is- John Panning spoke with sued a warning. citizen about questions. 14:12 - Traffic Enforce- May 24, 2016 ment Stop: Vehicle was 19:35 - Open Door: Busi- stopped for speeding and is- ness was checked that had sued a warning. an open door - Employee 23:18 - Suspicious Ve- was on scene. hicle: Vehicle was checked. 23:13 - Lights on: Busi- May 28, 2016 ness was checked that had 17:27 - Removed Debris: lights on inside - Building Officer removed debris from was secure. roadway. May 25, 2016 20:05 - Parking Issue: Ve- 11:58 - Follow-up Investi- hicle was parked improperly gation: Chief Panning spoke and officer issued a warning with a citizen in reference to on violation. a past investigation. 00:38 - 9-1-1 Hang-Up: 12:30 - Traffic Complaint: Dispatch advised of 9-1-1 Chief Panning checked on hang-up from closed busi- vehicle parked in roadway - ness - Officer checked. Vehicle was removed. May 29, 2016 13:03 - Follow-up Investi- 14:09 - Medical Emer- gation: Chief Panning spoke gency: Citizen reported with a citizen in reference to a medical emergency at a past investigation. residence - HBO/Atchison- 16:38 - Ongoing Issues: Holt Ambulance District 2 Citizen called and wanted (AHAD2). to speak with Chief Panning 16:35 - Motorist Assist: in reference to an ongoing Officer found stranded mo- issue with a subject. Chief torist having issues with ve- Panning spoke with the citi- hicle - HBO.

Land transfers in Holt County The following Holt Coun- Wava L. Duncan Trust, ty land transfers were re- By Trustee, to Michael corded in the office of the Rodriguez, Mound City - Holt County Circuit Clerk All of Lots 13 and 14 in the 511 State Street • PO Box 175 and Recorder at the court- Donan Addition 3rd Exten- Mound City, MO 64470 house in Oregon, MO: sion in Mound City. Mound City News Office: 660-442-5423 Gregory D. Rukavina Citizens Bank & Trust Fax: 660-442-5423 to John P. Dronsfield, Or- to Keith L. Knaak and E-mail: [email protected] egon - The east 29 acres of Laverda A Knaak, Craig, Serving Holt County, Missouri, and the area since 1879. the Northeast Quarter of the MO - All of Lots 14 and 15 Northeast Quarter in Section in Block 2 of the Ensworth 16, Township 59, Range 37. Addition in Craig.

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The four-person scramble has been set For more information or to sign up, call the State Theater Arts Council and the Missouri Arts Council, the for Saturday, July 2, with a 9 a.m. tee time. Mound City Golf Course at 660-442-5780 or band will be performing at The The event is limited to 24 teams. The cost Korey Miles at 816-262-0403. Klub on the north end of Ne- is $160 per team or $40 per person. Buy- braska Street in Mound City from 8 to 11 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for stu- Legal Notices dents. This is a State Theater season ticket performance. For more information, contact NOTICE OF ELECTION 660-442-5909 or visit www. mom and dad favorites and then by Black-Eyed Peas; “Fly Me Notice is hereby given that a Primary Election will be held in the State of Missouri on the 2nd day of August, 2016, for the gradually move into full blown To The Moon” by Frank Sina- purpose of voting on candidates (115.125, RSMo.) Polling places to be open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. mcstatetheater.com. The Klub will also be hav- “club mode”, playing today’s tra; “R.E.S.P.E.C.T.” by Aretha Candidates for Nomination For State Treasurer ing a dinner special that eve- hottest club hits. Franklin; “Play That Funky The following are candidates for nomination at the Pri- Eric Schmitt, 937 BROWNELL AVE, ST LOUIS, MO The KC All Stars is the go-to Music” by Wild Cherry; “Proud 63122 ning in conjunction with the mary Election to be held in the State of Missouri on the act for the following organiza- Mary” by Tina Turner; “Dock 2nd day of August 2016, who have filed either in the office For Attorney General band’s performance. The din- of Jason Kander, Secretary of State, or Kathy J. Holstine, Josh Hawley, 5215 E HWY 163, COLUMBIA, MO ner special will be offered tions: Sprint, Cerner, Dream of the Bay” by Otis Redding; County Clerk and Election Authority of Holt County, writ- 65201 from 5 p.m. until closing. Factory, Jazzoo, KU Alumni “Mustang Sally” by Wilson ten declarations of candidacy for nomination by party af- Kurt Schaefer, 7525 S WARREN SCHOOL RD, CO- Association, Embarq Corp., Pickett; “Sweet Home Alabama” LUMBIA, MO 65203 Back-to-back winners of the filiation, and are entitled to be voted for at such Primary Kansas City Chiefs, Kansas City by Lynard Skynard; “Old Time Election as required by law. These names shall appear on For United States Representative “Best Band in Kansas City” the official ballot. (115.389 RSMo.) District 6, Sam Graves, 19181 STATE HWY O, award in 2008 and 2009, the Blues and Jazz Festival, Union Rock & Roll” by Bob Seger; The following Township Committeemen and Com- TARKIO, MO 64491 KC All Stars is Kansas City’s Station, Ritz Charles, TK Broth- “Sweet Caroline” by Neil Dia- mitteewomen are candidates for election at the Primary District 6, Kyle Reid, 13547 PIKE 271, LOUISIANA, ers and Missouri Tigers, Zona mond; “Shake It Off” by Tay- MO 63353 best live dance and party band Election, who have filed in the office of Kathy J. Holstine, Rosa Shopping Center, Legends lor Swift; “Party” by Beyonce; County Clerk and Election Authority of Holt County, writ- District 6, Christopher Ryan, 313 SOUTHBROOK ST, available for wedding recep- ten declarations of candidacy by party affiliation for said LIBERTY, MO 64068 tions, corporate events and Shopping Center, Tan-Tar-A Re- “Just Dance” by Lady Gaga; election. Being no contested races, these names shall not For State Representative conventions, charity fundrais- sort at Lake of the Ozarks, Gar- “Catch My Breath” by Kelly appear on the official ballot (115.613.4 RSMo.) District 1, Allen Andrews, 21943 HWY E, GRANT min, and others. Clarkson; and the list goes one. CITY, MO 64456 ers, festivals and nightclubs. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES The KC All Stars only play Additionally, if a listener’s song For U.S. Senator For First District Commissioner The KC All Stars is the only Chief Wana Dubie, 470 COUNTY RD 3273, SALEM, Carla Markt, 604 N JEFFERSON, OREGON, MO 64473 Kansas City band that can re- the “hits” from every genera- isn’t on the list, the KC All Stars MO 65560 Mike Freeman, 24161 SQUIRREL RD, OREGON, MO late to the 20 somethings and tion like “Uptown Funk” by will disc jockey it during a band Cori Bush, 4306 MELBA AVE, ST LOUIS, MO 63121 64473 Bruno Mars; “My Girl” by break. Plan now for a night out For Assessor the 70 somethings at the same Jason Kander, 1001 BROOK TROUT CT, COLUMBIA, the Temptations; “Happy” by on the town in Mound City on MO 65203 LaDonna Jones, 30138 VISTA DR, OREGON, MO time. The band can start out Robert Mack, 3030 AIRWAY AVE, ST LOUIS, MO 64473 the night with classic motown Pharrell; “I’ve Got A Feelin’” Friday, June 10. 63114 For Coroner For Governor Susan Lentz, 24130 SQUIRREL RD, OREGON, MO Leonard Joseph Steinman II, 2217 W EDGEWOOD DR, 64473 JEFFERSON CITY, MO 65109-1851 Iva Tubbs, 18299 Holt 130, CRAIG, MO 64437 Chris Koster, 201 W MCCARTY ST APT 7, JEFFER- For Public Administrator SON CITY, MO 65101-1566 Brian Buck, 29555 HWY 59, OREGON, MO 64473 Eric Morrison, 8805 HUNTER AVE, KANSAS CITY, For Sheriff Craig School Board accepts resignation of MO 64138 David McClain, PO BOX 12, OREGON, MO 64473 Charles B. Wheeler, 8219 WARD PKY, KANSAS CITY, Scott Wedlock, 612 MILL ST, MOUND CITY, MO MO 64114 64470 Special Education teacher at regular meeting For Lieutenant Governor For Committeeman, Clay Township Mick Derr, 32371 HOLT 110, Maitland, MO 64466 Winston Apple, 15517 E 40TH ST S, INDEPENDENCE, The regular meeting of the Craig, MO, R-3 Will Haer did a good job as speaker and there MO 64055 For Committeewoman, Clay Township Russ Carnahan, 3150 ALLEN AVE, ST LOUIS, MO Val Derr, 32371 HOLT 110, Maitland, MO 64466 School Board was held at 7 p.m. on Monday, was a nice turnout. The spring concert went well 63104 For Committeeman, Forest Township May 16, 2016, at the school in Craig. All board with the students and Mrs. Samantha Burton all Tommie Pierson, Sr., 1269 SHEPLEY DR, ST LOUIS, Jerry Kneale, 205 S ELM, Forest City, MO 64451 members were present to include Mark Faller, doing good jobs. The senior trip went off without For Committeeman, Lewis Township MO 63137 Samantha Grist, Nicole Hinrichs, Keith Knaak, a hitch and all the students had fun. Graduation For Secretary of State Aaron Luce, 29111 HWY 59, Oregon, MO 64473 Bill Clinton Young, 444 W 12TH ST APT 705, KANSAS For Committeewoman, Lincoln Township Rob Liles, Rebecca Monroe and Michael Peters. went smoothly and there was a good turnout. The CITY, MO 64105 Nancy Peters, 14069 HOLT 120, Corning, MO 64437 Also present were Superintendent Mike Leach, awards’ assemblies were set for Friday, May 20, Robin Smith, 686 LEGENDS VIEW DR, EUREKA, For Committeeman, Nodaway Township Principal Ken Grove and Secretary Mindi Volt- at 8:45 a.m. for the elementary students and at Ronnie Stephenson, 34600 HOLT 285, Oregon, MO MO 63025 mer. 11:30 a.m. for junior high and high school stu- MD Rabbi Alam, 7556 LOMA VISTA DR, KANSAS 64473 CITY, MO 64138 LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATES The meeting was called to order by President dents. The last day of school was set for Friday, For State Treasurer For United States Senator Rebecca Monroe. The agenda was approved May 20, with a 12:45 p.m. dismissal time. Pat Contreras, 5013 BOOTH CT, KANSAS CITY, MO Jonathan Dine, 5116 NW KALIVAS DR APT 62, RIV- along with the minutes from the previous board Superintendent Leach also gave a report. OPS ERSIDE, MO 64150 64129 meeting. May bills were presented and approved was coming for a walk-through on Wednesday, Judy Baker, 3075 S RANGELINE RD, COLUMBIA, Herschel L. Young, 17100 E STATE ROUTE 2, HAR- MO 65201 RISONVILLE, MO 64701 for payment. Superintendent Leach presented the May 18, to prepare for the summer deep cleaning For Attorney General For Governor April, 2016, financial report. projects. Minor roof repairs have been completed Jake Zimmerman, 9046 OLD BONHOMME RD, ST Cisse W Spragins, 3425 GLADSTONE BLVD, KAN- A letter of resignation from Special Education for newly discovered leaks. Summer mainte- SAS CITY, MO 64123 LOUIS, MO 63132 teacher, Karen Zost, was read by Superintendent nance and improvement projects include: Wax- Teresa Hensley, 112 ARAPAHO TRL, LAKE WIN- For Lieutenant Governor NEBAGO, MO 64034 Steven R. Hedrick, 103 N DEVASHER RD UNIT 7, Leach. Zost’s resignation was approved. ing of the gym floor shortly after school is out; For U.S. Representative WARRENSBURG, MO 64093 Superintendent Leach presented air condition- concrete work in front of the building is sched- District 6, Travis Gonzalez, 1000 E 9TH ST, TRENTON, For Secretary of State ing proposals from three vendors. The board ac- uled to start after school is out; new windows are Chris Morrill, 5747 MARDEL AVE, ST LOUIS, MO MO 64683 cepted the bid from First Choice in its entirety. to be installed in June; asphalt work on the drive- District 6, Edward Dwayne Fields, 7412 WABASH AVE, 63109 KANSAS CITY, MO 64132 For State Treasurer Superintendent Leach updated the board mem- way and parking lot will begin when the concrete District 6, David M Blackwell, 14906 LONG RD, Sean O’Toole, 3425 GLADSTONE BLVD, KANSAS bers on the status of Boyd Cemetery, but no mo- work is completed; the new intercom system and SMITHVILLE, MO 64089-8824 CITY, MO 64123 tions concerning the cemetery were made. door security will be installed; and air condition- For United States Representative District 6, Kyle Yarber, 5126 N PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Principal Grove gave his report. Jocelyn Clay- ing installation will begin. GLADSTONE, MO 64118 District 6, Russ Lee Monchil, 8940 SW DUROC DR, District 6, Matthew C. McNabney, 9561 N AMBASSA- CAMERON, MO 64429 ton received a II rating for her flute solo at state The board meeting was adjourned at 8:13 p.m. CONSTITUTION CANDIDATES DOR DR UNIT 5305, KANSAS CITY, MOFor Secretary64154 of State music contests. The Honors’ Banquet went well. For Second District Commissioner Chris Morrill, 5747 MARDEL AVE,For ST United LOUIS, MOStates 63109 Senator David Carroll, 13175 NOVEMBER RD, MOUND Fred Ryman, 2838 SCHOTT RD, JEFFERSON CITY, For State Treasurer MO 65101-9010 CITY, MO 64470 Sean O’Toole, 3425 GLADSTONE BLVD, KANSAS CITY, MO 64123 For Committeeman, Forest Township Gregory Book, 106 GRADY LANE,For FOREST United States CITY, Representat CERTIFICATIONive District 6, Russ Lee Monchil, 8940 SW DUROC DR, CAMERON, MO 64429 MO 64451 State of Missouri Nodaway-Holt BOE raises lunch prices; For Committeewoman, Forest TownshipCONSTITUTION CANDIDATES }ss. Karen Book, 106 GRADY LANE, FOREST CITY, MO Secretary of State 64451 For United States Senator Fred Ryman, 2838 SCHOTT RD,I, JEFFERSONJason Kander, CITY, Secretary MO 65101 -9010of State of the State of Mis- approves bid for surveillance cameras

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES CERTIFICATION souri, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and cor- State of Missouri rect list, containing the name and address of each person The Nodaway-Holt R-VII evaluation report, the Early passed to accept the revisions For United States Senator }ss. Roy Blunt, 350 S JOHN Q HAMMONSSecretary PKWY of StateAPT 15- who has filed a written declaration of candidacy in my of- Board of Education (BOE) Childhood Special Education to BOE policies: BCA. BCCA, A, SPRINGFIELD, MO 65806 fice and is entitled to be voted on at the primary election, met in regular session on Tues- (ECSE) evaluation report and EBAC, GBEBC, IGAEB, Kristi Nichols, 17407 E 43RD TERRACEI, Jason CT Kander, S, INDE Secretary- oftogether State of the with State a of statement Missouri, do of hereby the office certify that for the which foregoing he/she is a trueis and correct list, containing the name and address of each person who has filed a written declaration of day, May 24, in the superinten- the Facilities/Safety evaluation JECA, JECC, JHCB, JHG and PENDENCE, MO 64055 candidacy in my office and isa entitledcandidate, to be votedthe onparty at the he/she primary represents election, together and withthe a orderstatement in of Bernie Mowinski, 16 KATE CIR, SUNRISEthe office for BEACH, which he/she iswhich a candidate, the candidates’ the party he/she names represents are toand appear the order on in thewhich ballot. the dent’s office at Graham, MO. report. KKB; and to rescind BOE poli- MO 65079 candidates’ names are to appearIN on theTESTIMONY ballot. WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand Members present were Scott The board accepted the bid cies: GCE, IKAD and IKB. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand Ryan D Luethy, 412 QUAN AVE, ST LOUIS, MO 63122 and affix the Sealand of affix my theoffice Seal ofin my the office City in ofthe Jefferson, City of Jefferson, State Clement, Bob Saxton, Kenny from Midwest Digital for the The high school handbook for th For Governor of Missouri, this State20th of day Missouri, of May, this 2016.20 day of May, 2016. Shewey, Jane Hanson, Jim school’s video surveillance cam- the 2016-2017 school year was Catherine Hanaway, 28 DUNLEITH DR, ST LOUIS, {SEAL} MO 63124 Jason Kander Fuhrman, Joe Day and Mike eras. approved as presented. It was Eric Greitens, 4522 MARYLAND AVE, ST LOUIS, MO Secretary of State Rosenbohm. Others in atten- The motion was made, sec- moved, seconded and passed to

63108 {SEAL} dance were Superintendent onded and passed to accept the approve the cleaning quote from John Brunner, 1726 BUTTERNUT DR, ST LOUIS, MO COUNTY CLERK/ELECTIONJason Kander Karma Coleman, Secretary support staff wages as present- Absolute Hard Surface Cleaning 63131 AUTHORITY CERTIFICATIONSecretary of State I, Kathy J. Holstine, County Clerk and Election Author- Beverly Shifflett, Principal ed. It was moved, seconded and of $2,300 to clean the bleachers. Peter D. Kinder, 1220 ROCKWOODCOUNTY DR, CAPE CLERK/ELECTION GI- AUTHORITY CERTIFICATION RARDEAU, MO 63701 I, Kathy J. Holstine, County ityClerk within and Election and for Authority the county within and of forHOLT, the county do ofhereby HOLT certify do hereby Ethan Sickels and Principal passed to increase lunch prices The motion was made, sec- For Lieutenant Governor certify that the above and foregoingthat the is aabove true and and correct foregoing list as certified is a totrue me byand Jason correct Kander, list Secretary as Rita Carroll. Kay Wilson, Nod- for 2016-2017 by $.10, lunch onded and passed to make the of State, State of Missouri, ofcertified the offices to for whichme by candidates Jason Kander,are entitled Secretary to be voted offor State,at the State Arnie C. - AC Dienoff, 1202 BEGONIAPRIMARY DR, ELECTION O FAL- to be held August 2, 2016. away News Leader representa- prices will be $2.30. senior trip two days and one LON, MO 63366 of Missouri, of the offices for which candidates are entitled Bev Randles, 5823 N CYPRESS AVE, KANSAS CITY, to be voted for at the INPRIMARY TESTIMONY ELECTION WHEREOF, Ito have be hheldereunto tive, was present. Karma Coleman was appoint- night. It was also passed to ac- August 2, 2016. set my hand and affixed the Seal of my office in President Saxton called the ed the Child Services/Division cept the Conflict of Interest pol- MO 64119 the City of Oregon, State of Missouri, this 25th Mike Parson, 940 N REDEL PL, BOLIVAR, MO 65613 day of May, 2016. meeting to order at 7:08 p.m. of Family Services (CS/DFS) icy BBFA. For Secretary of State {SEAL} IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my The agenda, regular session Coordinator. It was moved, sec- The date for the June board Will Kraus, 612 SW TRAILPARK CIR, LEE’S SUM- hand and affixed the Seal of my office in the City of -Or ______minutes from 4/19/16 and ex- onded and passed to approve the meeting will be Thursday, June MIT, MO 64081 egon, State of Missouri,Kathy this J.25th Holstine day, of May, 2016. John (Jay) Ashcroft, 12138 MIRROR LAKE DR, ST. {SEAL} Holt County Clerk and Election Authority ecutive session minutes from first reading of BOE Policy GB. 16, at 7 p.m. The May meeting LOUIS, MO 63146 Kathy J. Holstine 4/19/16 were approved. The It was also moved seconded and was adjourned at 8:54 p.m. Roi Chinn, 5013 NW RIDGEWOOD DR, KANSAS (signed) Kathy J. Holstine, financial statement and stu- CITY, MO 64151-3228 Holt County Clerk and Election Authority 48/1tc dent activities report were dis- cussed. Legal Notices It was moved, seconded and unanimously passed to SEEKING RETAINING WALL BIDS Commercial or Personal approve the May 24, 2016, warrants. The administration Mound City R-2 is seeking Retaining Wall Bids. The district presented their reports. The is seeking bids for a retaining wall. The bids shall be design/ Career Ladder report was pre- build of concrete or block. The site visit location is northeast sented by Mrs. Coleman. of the Superintendent’s Office at 708 Nebraska Street, Mound Printing A motion was made, sec- City, MO 64470. Bids are due by 3:00 p.m., Friday, June 17, onded and passed to approve 2016. Project must be completed by Friday, July 29, 2016. 511 State, Mound City, MO the Parents As Teachers (PAT) Contractor must be bonded and insured. The Mound City 660-442-5423 School Board has the right to refuse any and all bids. 47/2tc MEMORIAL DAY MOUND CITY NEWS - THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 2016 - PAGE 8 Area American Legion posts recognize fallen soldiers at area cemeteries on Memorial Day

(ABOVE) Members of American Legion posts in Mound City, Craig (MO), Fairfax (MO), Rock Port (MO), Tarkio (MO) and Westboro (MO) - Assembled at the Mount Hope Cemetery in Mound City on Me- morial Day, May 30, at 8 a.m. The American flag was hoisted as the National Anthem was sung. Tarkio’s Allen Schiffern Post 199 mem- ber, Tim Morehouse, introduced the speaker for the ceremony, (LEFT) Shawn Harper, who read a modern version of the Gettysburg Ad- Randy Miller, dress, that ended with “Let us hereby highly resolve that these dead of Mound City’s shall not have died in vain - that this nation, under God, shall endure Paul P. Shutts A volley of three rounds - Was fired during the Memorial Day cer- and freedom will prevail - and that government of the people, by the Post 121 - And people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.” emony at Mound City Cemetery in Mound City on Monday, May Command Chief 30, at 8 a.m. “Taps” was played by Fairfax, MO, American Legion Master Sergeant Post 284 member, Roger Pennel. The flagged-lined roads at Mount Christian Fellowship Church Presents Hope made a beautiful scene against the cloudless blue skies. A with the 139th large group gathered for the ceremony before the American Le- Airlift Wing of the gion posts from Mound City, Craig (MO), Fairfax, Rock Port (MO), Missouri National Westboro (MO) and Tarkio (MO) traveled on to the respective loca- Guard, hoists the tions, ending at Home Cemetery in Tarkio at 12:30 p.m. American Flag up the pole be- hind the memo- rial wall at Mount Hope Cemetery at Mound City dur- ing the Memorial Vacation Bible School Day ceremony on Monday, May 30. June 6th—10th 9:00-11:30AM

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American Cancer Society (LEFT) Benjamin Henson, right Relay for Life event - Shows his daddy, Seth Henson, left, his very first to be held in Oregon purchase as a garage sale cus- The American Cancer Society is holding a Relay for Life of Holt tomer. Benjamin spotted the County event on Saturday, June 4, at the Oregon Town Square in Oregon, guitar at the sale at Steve and MO, from 5:00 p.m.-Midnight. Below is a schedule of events: Debbie Loucks’ residence in 5:00 p.m. Team set-up Mound City during the city- wide garage sale on Monday, Survivor Registration begins - Survivors eat BBQ May 30. Event organizer, Joy meal for free and receive a t-shirt Wheeler, was very pleased with the turnout of shoppers. Firefighters begin serving BBQ on the square

“We had 28 garage sales on Buy luminaries in the information tent the map,” she said. “The sellers on the map paid a minimal 6:00 p.m. Opening Ceremony, Opening Prayer, Survivor Lap fee that was used for adver- tising in a 70-80 mile radius Team fundraisers begin, including bounce houses, games and more in newspapers and paid for the maps for the hundreds of 6:30 p.m. Live auction begins shoppers that came to town.” 7:00 p.m. Relay SCRABBLE - Letters will be passed out to walkers each lap. Once letters are all gone the per- son who can make the largest word wins!

7:30 p.m. Relay Hula-Hoop Contest - ALL AGES WELCOME

8:00 p.m. Not So Newly Wed Game

Great weather 8:30 p.m. Relay Poker - Cards will be handed out each lap, the person with the best poker hand wins!

brings out 9:00 p.m. Luminaria Ceremony - Reading of Honor and Memory Names

shoppers 9:15 p.m. Lap of Silence for Mound 10:00 p.m. Superhero Family Movie Night 10:30 p.m. Pizza from King and Proud Roadhouse

City’s city-wide 12:00 a.m. Closing Ceremony

For more information or to make a donation/sponsor, please call Shy- garage sales ann Ray at 660-572-0633. In case of inclement weather, the event will be moved to the TJ Hall Building on the Oregon Square. (BOTTOM LEFT) Shoppers check out the bargains - At the an- nual city-wide garage sale in Mound City on Monday, May 30. At the home of Gerry and Becky Patterson, the Holt County Historical So- Big Lake, MO, ciety was holding a garage sale with proceeds going to the organization. LAKEFEST 1st Annual Car Show - Saturday, June 4 and Big Lake Improvement Association Celebration Former Mound City teacher receives 407 Lakeshore Drive Outstanding Teacher Award honors Craft Fair: 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Lunch: 12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m. A former Mound City school teacher, Jaime Konz, recently re- ceived the honor as runner-up in the Charles E. Lakin Outstanding (Pulled Pork and all the Trimmings for a Free Will Donation) Teacher Award competition. Konz, who began her teaching career Entertainment: Reddy Teddy Entertainment • 1-5 p.m. in Mound City, is currently the kindergarten through fifth grade re- source teacher at Treynor, IA, Elementary School. Car & Bike Show: $10 Entry Fee Over the past eight years, the Lakins have awarded $260,000 to Located at Big Lake State Park Main Entrance teachers and their districts in a 40-mile radius of Emerson, IA, La- kin’s home (not including Council Bluffs, IA). The Lakin awards are presented annually by KMA Radio of Shenandoah, IA, and the COME JOIN US! Green Hills Area Education Agency. Shuttle service available between Konz was recognized with a $5,000 check at an all-school assem- the Car & Bike Show and Lakefest celebration. bly at Treynor on Thursday, May 26. In her award nomination, Konz was cited as a teacher who pushes her students to do their very best and she goes the extra mile herself. She creatively thinks up new ways to teach. The nomination was made by a person whose child had Konz for a teacher. For that particular student, Konz wrote her own books using sight words to help spark interest in reading by focusing on superheroes. NEWSPAPERS Konz has been teaching special education for 16 years, 13 of those are a great learning tool. being at Treynor Elementary. A graduate of South Holt High School NEWSPAPERS in Oregon, MO, she received her further education at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, MO. Konz is the daughter of Jaime Konz, pictured in the center holding the check - Was are a Connie and Bill Gordon of Oregon. named as runner-up in the Charles E. Lakin Outstanding Teacher “She has a very special relationship with her students,” according Award competition. Konz, a graduate of South Holt High School great learning tool . to Konz’ principal, Jill Kay. She and her students share the passion in Oregon, MO, began her 16-year teaching career in Mound of learning and her students work harder to meet her expectations City. She is currently the kindergarten through fifth grade re- 511 State StreetYour • hometown442-5423 • www.moundcitynews.com newspaper. because they really do love her. source teacher at Treynor, IA, Elementary School. Serving Holt County, Missouri, since 1879.

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At its Friday, April 29, meeting, the Missouri Conservation Commis- species. sion approved recommendations on hunting seasons and limits from White-Fronted Geese LOOKING AHEAD TO 2017-2020 the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) for the upcoming Season: Nov. 11 through Feb. 6, 2017 (later season with additional The Conservation Commission also approved MDC recommenda- 2016 migratory game bird season and 2016-2017 waterfowl season. days in February) tions for the 2017-2020 duck-season-date formulas and zone boundar- The approved recommendations include 20 additional days for dove Limits: 2 daily and 6 in possession ies. hunting, a 60-day season for ducks, and changes to season timing and Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset “The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service gives states the opportunity to length for geese. change the number and location of duck zones about every five years “The federal frameworks for Canada geese and white-fronted geese Canada Geese and Brant and we consider adjustments to season dates at the same time,” ex- recently changed,” explained MDC Resources Scientist Andy Raedeke. Season: Oct. 1-9 and Nov. 11-Feb. 6, 2017 (longer season with plained MDC Resources Scientist Andy Raedeke. “States can also se- “As a result, the department was able to eliminate separate season dates more days before Thanksgiving and during February) lect a continuous season or split season, which refers to a season that for different species of geese and offer a single goose season that begins Limits: 3 Canada geese and brant in aggregate daily, 9 in is open for a period of time, closes, and then reopens for a second pe- on Veterans’ Day (Friday, November 11, 2016) and closes on Monday, possession riod of time. Once selections are made, Missouri then keeps the same February 6, 2017. These changes will provide hunters with the latest Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset season-date formulas and zone boundaries for multiple years, with the seasons in modern history for Canada geese and white-fronted geese next ones being for 2017 to 2020.” in Missouri.” Youth Hunting Days 2017-2020 North Zone Formula The commission also approved recommendations by MDC for the Seasons: • 60 Days: A continuous season that opens on the first Satur- 2017-2020 duck-season-date formulas and changes to zone boundaries. • North Zone: Oct. 22-23 day in November 2016 MIGRATORY GAME BIRD HUNTING • Middle Zone: Oct. 29-30 • 45 Days: A continuous season that opens on the second Sat- Mourning Doves, Eurasian Collared Doves, and White-Winged • South Zone: Nov. 19-20 urday in November Doves Limits: Same as during the regular waterfowl season • 30 Days: A continuous season that opens the Saturday near- Season: Sept. 1 through Nov. 29 (includes 20 more days) Hours: Same as during the regular waterfowl season est Nov. 14 Limits: 15 daily and 45 in possession combined total for all three Requirements: Any person 15 years of age or younger may partici- 2017-2020 Middle Zone Formula species pate in youth waterfowl hunting days without permit provided they are • 60 Days: A split season that opens the Saturday nearest Nov. Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset in the immediate presence of an adult 18 years of age or older. If the 6 for seven days, closes for five days, and then reopens for the remain- youth hunter is not certified in hunter education, the adult must have the ing 53 days Sora and Virginia Rails required permits and have in his or her possession proof of hunter-edu- • 45 Days: A continuous season that opens on the Saturday Season: Sept. 1 through Nov. 9 cation unless exempt. The adult may not hunt ducks but may participate nearest Nov. 15 Limits: 25 daily and 75 in possession combined for both species in other seasons that are open on the special youth days. • 30 Days: A continuous season that opens on the Saturday Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset nearest Nov. 19 Falconry Season for Doves 2017-2020 South Zone Formula Wilson’s (Common) Snipe Season: Sept. 1 through Dec. 16 • 60 Days: A split season that opens on Thanksgiving Day for Season: Sept. 1 through Dec. 16 Limits: 3 daily and 9 in possession, singly, or in the aggregate (any four days and then closes the number of days necessary to enable the Limits: 8 daily and 24 in possession waterfowl taken by falconers must be included in these remaining days to extend through the last Sunday in January Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset limits) • 45 Days: A split season that opens the Saturday nearest Dec. Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset 10, closes Dec. 20-25, and then reopens from Dec. 26 through the last American Woodcock Sunday in January Season: Oct. 15 through Nov. 28 Falconry Season for Ducks, Coots, and Mergansers • 30 Days: A split season that opens the Saturday nearest Dec. Limits: 3 daily and 9 in possession Season: Feb. 10 through March 10 15, closes Dec. 19-25, and then reopens from Dec. 26 through the Sun- Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset Limits: 3 daily and 9 in possession, singly, or in the aggregate day nearest Jan. 20 during the regular duck-hunting seasons (including teal 2017-2020 Zone Boundary Adjustments 2016-2017 WATERFOWL HUNTING and youth seasons) and extended falconry seasons (any The North/Middle Zone boundary in west Missouri will be adjusted Teal doves taken by falconers must be included in these limits) to include Smithville Reservoir, the Missouri River, Dalton Cutoff, and Season: Sept. 10-25 Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset a greater proportion of the Missouri River floodplain in the Middle Limits: 6 daily and 18 in possession Zone. Hours: Sunrise to sunset Light Goose Conservation Order The South/Middle Zone boundary in west Missouri will be moved Season: Feb. 7, 2017, through April 30, 2017 (new opening date) to Hwy 54 to put Barton, Jasper, and portions of Vernon counties back Ducks Limits: No daily or possession limits into the South Zone. Season: Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset Hunter Input • North Zone: Oct. 29 through Dec. 27 Requirements: Persons must possess a Conservation Order permit to Raedeke noted that recommended changes depend primarily upon • Middle Zone: Nov. 5 through Jan. 3, 2017 participate in the Conservation Order. An exception to the above permit hunter input and a wide variety of hunter preferences. • South Zone: Nov. 24 through Jan. 22, 2017 requirement includes any person 15 years of age or younger provided “Our goal is to establish zone boundaries and season dates based on Bag Limit: 6 ducks daily with species restrictions of: either she or he is in the immediate presence of a properly permitted hunter input and that best accommodate various types of waterfowl • 4 mallards (no more than 2 females) adult hunter 18 years of age or older with hunter-education certification hunters and their preferences,” explained Raedeke. “That includes • 3 scaup or who is exempt. hunters with varying levels of experience and those who hunt in dif- • 3 wood ducks Methods: For the taking of blue, snow and Ross’s geese, hunters may ferent types of habitat, those who target different species, hunters who • 2 redheads use shotguns capable of holding more than three shells and recorded or have varying physical capabilities and hunters who use different hunt- • 2 hooded mergansers electronically amplified bird calls or sounds or imitations of bird calls ing styles.” • 2 pintails or sounds. Hunter input included responses from 3,515 individuals who com- • 2 canvasbacks pleted MDC’s 2014 Duck Hunter Opinion Survey, comments from 538 • 1 black duck CURRENT ZONE DESCRIPTIONS hunters who attended one of the department’s 14 recent waterfowl- • 1 mottled duck NORTH ZONE: That portion of Missouri north of a line running west hunter workshops, and other comments received from waterfowl hunt- Possession Limit: Three times the daily bag or 18 total, varies by from the Illinois border at Lock and Dam 25; west on Lincoln County ers. He added that given the range of hunter preferences, not all hunters species Hwy. N to Mo. Hwy. 79; south on Mo. Hwy. 79 to Mo. Hwy. 47; west will be completely satisfied with season dates and zone boundaries. Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset on Mo. Hwy. 47 to I-70; west on I-70 to the Kansas border. “Our aim is to accommodate at least a portion of most hunters’ de- SOUTH ZONE: That portion of Missouri south of a line running west sires,” said Raedeke. “We listen to what waterfowl hunters want and Coots from the Illinois border on Mo. Hwy. 74 to Mo. Hwy. 25; south on sincerely appreciate their time, effort, and input.” Season: Concurrent with duck seasons in the respective zones Mo. Hwy. 25 to U.S. Hwy. 62; west on U.S. Hwy. 62 to Mo. Hwy. 53; Learn more about the opinions of Missouri duck hunters regarding Limits: 15 daily and 45 in possession north on Mo. Hwy. 53 to Mo. Hwy. 51; north on Mo. Hwy. 51 to U.S. season dates and zone boundaries, as well as the rationale behind the Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset Hwy. 60; west on U.S. Hwy. 60 to Mo. Hwy. 21; north on Mo. Hwy. changes that will go into effect in 2017, through the Missouri Duck 21 to Mo. Hwy. 72; west on Mo. Hwy. 72 to Mo. Hwy. 32; west on Season Structure Evaluation Recommendation and Hunter Input report Snow and Ross’s Geese Mo. Hwy. 32 to U.S. Hwy. 65; north on U.S. Hwy. 65 to U.S. Hwy. available online at huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/w Season: Nov. 11 through Feb. 6, 2017 (new recommendation of 88 54; west on U.S. Hwy. 54 to U.S. Hwy. 71; south on U.S. Hwy. 71 to aterfowl/waterfowl-reports-prospects. days) Jasper County Hwy. M (Base Line Boulevard); west on Jasper County Limits: 20 blue, snow, or Ross’s geese daily with no possession Hwy. M (Base Line Boulevard) to CRD 40 (Base Line Boulevard) to limit the Kansas border. Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset MIDDLE ZONE: The remainder of Missouri.

NONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREMENTS 2016 baseball season well Shells possessed or used while hunting waterfowl and coots state- wide, and for other species as designated by posting on public areas, must be loaded with material approved as nontoxic by the U.S. Fish and underway at Mound City ATTENTION Wildlife Service. The Mound City baseball program joined the State Line League For more information on migratory-bird hunting and waterfowl this summer. The league includes teams from Shenandoah, IA, Brad- hunting, visit MDC online at huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/ dyville, IA, Hopkins, MO, Burlington Junction, MO, Nodaway-Holt FARMERS (Skidmore, Maitland, Graham, MO), Fairfax, MO, Tarkio, MO, Maryville, MO, Clearmont, MO, and Mound City. League games WE NOW CARRY A LARGE began on Monday, May 2, and will end on Monday, June 13, for Half Pints; and end on Thursday, June 16, for Pints and Cubs. INVENTORY OF The remaining schedule follows: Mound City Half Pints Purple (Ages 7-9) - record as of 05/19/16, 1-3 • Thursday, June 2, 5:30 p.m. - Nodaway-Holt at Mound City • Monday, June 6, 5:30 p.m. - at Braddyville (Blue) • Thursday, June 9, 5:30 p.m. - at Shenandoah (Grey) EXCLUSIVE RACHETS, • Monday, June 13, 5:30 p.m. - Black Sox (Clearmont) at Mound City SOCKETS & WRENCHES! Mound City Half Pints Gold (Ages 7-9) - record as of 05/19/16, 1-4 • Thursday, June 2, 6:45 p.m. - Nodaway-Holt at Mound City • Monday, June 6, 6:45 p.m. - at Braddyville (Blue) • Thursday, June 9, 6:30 p.m. - Tarkio (Red) at Shenandoah • Thursday, June 9, 7:30 p.m. - at Shenandoah (Grey) • Monday, June 13, 6:45 p.m. - Black Sox (Clearmont) at Mound City Mound City Pints (Ages 10-12) - record as of 05/19/16, 4-2 • Thursday, June 2, 8 p.m. - Nodaway-Holt at Mound City • Monday, June 6, 8 p.m. - at Braddyville (Blue) South Holt recognizes top • Thursday, June 9, 6:45 p.m. - at Shenandoah • Monday, June 13, 5:30 p.m. - Black Sox (Clearmont) at Mound City male and female athletes • Thursday, June 16, 6:45 p.m. - Northwest Shockers The 2015-2016 top male athlete and top female athlete - At (Maryville) at Mound City South Holt R-1 in Oregon, MO, were recognized and received Mound City Cubs (Ages 13-15) - record as of 05/09/16, 1-1 plaques. The top male athlete is Alan Ottman, left, an upcoming • Thursday, June 9, 8 p.m. - at Shenandoah Hours: senior at South Holt. The top female athlete is Ashley Hunziger, • Monday, June 13, 7 p.m. - Black Sox (Clearmont) at Mound Mon.-Fri.: 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. right, a 2016 graduate of South Holt. The award is based on a Sat.: 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. City MOUND CITY 108 W. 7th St. • Mound City, MO point system with points scored for participation, lettering and • Monday, June 13, 8:45 p.m. - Black Sox (Clearmont) at LUMBER 660-442-5416 post season awards and finishes in each sport. Alan participated Mound City in football, basketball and track; Ashley participated in volleyball, • Thursday, June 16, 8 p.m. - Northwest Shockers (Maryville) basketball and track. at Mound City MOUND CITY NEWS - THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 2016 - PAGE 11 YOUTH

MOUND CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY’S SUMMER READING PROGRAM On your mark, get set, read! “On your mark, get set, read!” sets the “Going for the Gold” olym- pic theme for this summer’s reading program at the Mound City Public Library. The program got underway on Tuesday, May 31, with seven more weeks of special reading events set for Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. All programs will be held at the library except for the last one on Tuesday, July 19, which is at the State Theater. The summer reading program is sponsored in part by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. The remaining sched- ule for the eight weeks of special reading events follows: Tuesday, June 7 - Participants are invited to tumble their way to fitness with gymnastics at the library with guest presenters, Katie and Brittany, from Mega Gymnastics of St. Joseph, MO. Prekinder- gartners through third graders are invited to attend the program at 10 a.m., while fourth graders and up are invited to attend at 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 14 - Those attending this program are invited to get up close and personal with horses in this equestrian encounter Theater Camp draws fun group to event. Bonita Haer of Craig, MO, will be at the library with her horses. Prekindergartners through third graders are scheduled at 10 a.m., while fourth graders and up are invited at 11 a.m. Mound City’s State Theater Tuesday, June 21 - The Stone Lion Puppet Theatre will be at the The State Theater in Mound City - Is buzzing with activity from Monday, May 23, to Friday, June 3, with young library to present “The Great Race and the Puppet Makers”. All age thespians at the State Theater Arts Council’s annual Theater Camp. Camp director, Ginny Smith, of Fairfax, MO, is groups are invited to attend at 10 a.m. with a puppet making work- working with 10 eager young actors who are learning stage direction and improvisation, memorizing lines and shop to follow for all age groups at 11 a.m. having a fun time. Members of the camp will perform a one-act play, “The Apple” by Jimmy Brunelle, for family and Tuesday, June 28 - Thrills, skills and audience participation will friends on Friday, June 3, at 11 a.m. The play is free to the public. Camp members are, left to right, front row, Charlie Smith, Fairfax, Courteney Gordon, Mound City, Lydia Markt, Oregon, MO, and Trisha Murphy, Big Lake, MO; and, back be on the agenda in this “Double Play” program given by Jay and row, Blade Wright, Mound City, Sophie Richards, Oregon, Maddie Dulcan, Oregon, Faith Schwebach, Maitland, MO, Leslie’s Laughing Matters (back by popular demand). All age groups and Britney Wright, Mound City. Oliver Smith, Fairfax, is not pictured. are welcome to attend at 10 a.m. with a juggling workshop presented to all age groups at 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 5 - There will be lots of special activities at the library with a storytime and crafts. Prekindergartners through third graders are invited to attend at 10 a.m., while fourth graders and up are invited at 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 12 - Brian Messer and his student athletes from Mound City R-2 will be on hand to present a run, jump and throw track and field program to attendees. All age groups are welcome at 10 a.m. with storytime, crafts and book checkout following at 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 19 - Awards and prizes will be given at the closing ceremonies at the State Theater. Guest presenter, Kevin Horner, will also be at the theater with his ventriloquist/illusionist act. He is com- ing back by popular demand. All age groups are welcome to attend this final event at 10 a.m.

Craig (MO) R-3 "Yellow Team" members, Jocelyn Clayton, center, and Dawson Law, right - Assisted their teammate, Holt County Government/ Selena Welch, left, in using a cordless screwdriver in the ag- riculture shop during the “Amazing Race: Hornet Style” activ- Craig (MO) R-3 "Green Team" members, left to right, Sierra ity for grades 7-12 on the last day of school, Friday, May 20. Bette Williams Day Bliesner, Jessie Nowling, and Jamison Liles - Used their knowl- Each member of the team had to use the tool correctly and edge of music to play the tune, "Happy Birthday," using Boom- tighten a screw flush with the board. This station was one of wackers during the “Amazing Race: Hornet Style” activity for three "detours" in the game where all students had to com- announces essay winners grades 7-12 on the last day of school, Friday, May 20. Teacher, Mrs. plete this particular challenge instead of having an option Samantha Burton, gave the option of boomwackers or bells to The 62nd Annual Holt Coun- appearance by out-of-county to choose. play a specific tune. ty Government/Bette Williams judges. South Holt’s Sophia Day was held at the Holt County Richards, daughter of Bill and Courthouse in Oregon, MO, on Kitty Richards, was the first “Amazing Race: Hornet Style” makes a comeback at Craig R-3 Monday, March 21, 2016, with place winner, winning $20. In The students in grades 7-12 at er stations were more practical 46 students and four teachers second place and winning $15 Craig (MO) R-3 held the "Amaz- like cleaning tables in the cafete- from South Holt (Oregon) R-1, was Mound City’s Emma Derr, ing Race: Hornet Style" on the ria or sweeping the gymnasium Mound City R-2, and Craig daughter of Chad and Abby Derr. last day of school, Friday, May floor. Students were placed on (MO) R-3 attending. The event Dalton Rauch of South Holt, son 20, before the group’s awards’ five different teams and had to was hosted by the county Ameri- of Shannon Rauch and Chiffany assembly. The activity consisted move as groups from one station can Legion Auxiliary posts, with Robertson, won $10 for third of various stations throughout to the next. Each team had its 21 Auxiliary and Legion mem- place. Honorable Mention hon- the building which contained own color of clue cards and a bers assisting with the duties of ors and $5 went to Reagan Mor- tasks to be completed prior to varied route for traveling the sta- the day. ris of South Holt, son of Kolby receiving a clue and determining tions. Each student that attended the and Kathy Morris. Sophia’s first the location of the next station. “Amazing Race: Hornet Style” event was asked to write an es- place essay qualifies her for the Some of the stations had aca- was enjoyed a few years ago and say, “What I Learned At County demic tasks such as naming el- brought back this year by student 4th District American Legion ements from the periodic table request. Government Day.” Each essay, Auxiliary prize money compe- or plotting points on a map. Oth- not to exceed 500 words, was tition and possible state prize judged on content, accuracy and money competition.

Craig (MO) R-3 "Red Team" members, left to right, Ryan O'Riley, Hailey Bomar, Tony Skeen and Kaitlyn Panning - Work on a set of math problems involving diameter, ra- dius and area of circles during the “Amazing Race: Hornet CRAIG Style” activity for grades 7-12 on the last day of school, Fri- day, May 20. Mrs. Kristine Price, a teacher at the school, gave Community students an option of an art task or math problems at this particular station. Calendar (Items Must Be At the Mound City News by Noon Monday)

June 3 - Mobile vascular screenings at White Rose parking lot in Mound City - (Bottom Picture) Craig (MO) R-3 "Blue Team" members, left to right, Curtis 2-6 p.m. Craig (MO) R-3 "Green Team" members, left to right, Jamison Welch, Paige Stoner, and Desiree Hufford - Had the task Liles, Ryan Long, Sierra Bliesner, Maddie Landers, and Jessie of setting a volleyball five times correctly for teacher, Mrs. June 4 - Big Lake Lakefest Nowling - Use dictionaries and brain power to categorize words Stephanie Parsons, during the “Amazing Race: Hornet Style” June 11 - Missouri River Bluff Run Cure for Kids into correct parts of speech during the “Amazing Race: Hornet activity for grades 7-12 on the last day of school, Friday, May Style” activity for grades 7-12 on the last day of school, Friday, May 20. Students were given the option of a business challenge June 14 - Flag Day 20. Ms. Heather McCoy, a teacher at the school, provided two dif- or sport item at this station. June 15 - Craig City Council at Craig City Hall - 6 p.m. ferent tasks related to English at this station. June 19 - Father’s Day June 20 - First Day of Summer

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Cape Girardeau presides over the Missouri Soybean Merchandis- newest farmer leaders bring,” said Brooks Hurst of Tarkio, MO, who Current directors John Kelley Missouri Soybean Association, 660-572-0446 ing Council board of directors Missouri Soybean Association also retired due to term limits. of Faucett, MO (Dist. 1), and Bob with C. Brooks Hurst of Tarkio recently added two new directors president Matt McCrate of Cape “We take our responsibilities to Littleton of Dalton, MO (Dist. 2), serving as the Association vice- Forest City, MO from Hannibal, MO, and Dexter, Girardeau, MO. “Missouri has the growers and for the soybean were re-elected to the Missouri president. MO, while the Missouri Soybean long been a leader for soybeans checkoff very seriously,” said Soybean Merchandising Council The Missouri Soybean Mer- • Any type of metal Association board of directors has and soy-products, including bio- Missouri Soybean Merchandising board. Current Missouri Soybean chandising Council is a state- • Batteries three new representatives from diesel, and we see great oppor- Council chairman, David Lueck, Association board director Kelly wide, farmer-led organization • And much more! Essex, MO, Barnard, MO, and tunities ahead in our policy and of Alma, MO. “We look forward Forck of Jefferson City, MO working to improve opportuni- Bethany, MO. The new direc- member services to make a differ- to the addition of these growers’ (Dist. 5), was also re-elected. ties for Missouri soybean farm- Free drop off at tors will join their counterparts in ence in both farmers’ bottom line leadership and experience to our Committee assignments for ers though a combination of re- guiding the investments of Mis- and the freedom to operate. Our efforts to ensure Missouri farmers Missouri Soybean Merchandis- search, outreach, education and 206 Commercial St. souri’s soy checkoff funds and the leadership team is proud to serve have access to the most up-to-date ing Council and Missouri Soy- market development efforts sup- OR FREE PICK-UP organizations’ policy, advocacy the farmers of our state.” research information and contin- bean Association directors will ported by the soy checkoff. The and membership efforts, respec- Those new farmer leaders in- ue to benefit from new market op- be determined during the summer Missouri Soybean Association is clude John Hunter, of Essex, who portunities for their soybeans.” board meetings, currently being a statewide membership organi- was elected to represent south- Mark Lehenbauer of Hanni- planned for the last week of July. zation designed to increase the The name to know eastern Missouri’s District 7 on bal, MO, was elected to represent New board members will begin profitability of Missouri soybean when you need a tow. the Missouri Soybean Associa- northern Missouri’s District 3 on their roles during those meetings. farmers through policy, advocacy tion board of directors. Andrew the Missouri Soybean Merchan- The Missouri Soybean Mer- and education efforts across the Lance, of Barnard, was elected to dising Council board of direc- chandising Council is currently state. To learn more, visit mosoy. represent District 1 in northwest- tors. Aaron Porter of Dexter was chaired by David Lueck of Alma. org. ern Missouri. Renee Fordyce of elected to represent District 7 in Bethany was appointed to fill the southeastern Missouri. 24 HOURS/DAY - 7 DAYS/WEEK remaining term of retiring direc- Lehenbauer and Porter were HUGE Mound City, MO tor Steve Alexander, also from nominated by Missouri Farm Bu- reau and MFA, Inc. They were 660-442-3210 (Shop) • 660-253-2432 (Cell) District 1. Her appointment will selected by a vote of soybean INDOOR SALE www.doubledtowingllc.com be effective June 1. Hunter was nominated by Peter farmers in the region, via mail-in Friday-Saturday • June 3-4 Dale Heming • Dustin Heming Rost Jr. of New Madrid, MO, and ballot in an election overseen by elected by unanimous voice vote the Missouri Department of Ag- at the White Rose Restaurant during a meeting of local grow- riculture. They replace long-time Building, 515 State St., Mound City ers held in Sikeston, MO. He re- Missouri Soybean Merchandis- placed Larry Strobel of Bell City, ing Council board members Will MO, who retired from the board Spargo of Neeleyville, MO, and 7:30 a.m.-?? • New Items!

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Thank You The family of Diane Smock would like to express our gratitude to our friends, family, and community who supported us during the loss of our loved one. We are so thankful for the visits, kind words, cards, food, flowers, plants, and memorial gifts in Diane’s honor. We would also Buy • Sell • Trade • Rent like to thank Three Rivers Hospice for the compassionate care; Price’s Funeral Home for the guidance and service; Hire • Thank You/Remembering • Legal Services and David Showalter for his pastoral support. Call The Mound City News To Place Your Ad • 660-442-5423

Miscellaneous Real Estate For Sale PUBLIC OFFERING - EMU OIL - Arthritis and GREG’S JEWELRY - or ent 320 acres, Atchison County, joint pain, burns and sun- Located at 307 E. 5th St. in F R GOLF CLUBS - Calloway Ladies’ Big Bertha driver; MO. High quality Missouri burns, aging skin, cuts and Mound City, offers alexan- Steelmaster X-14 5, 7 & 9 irons, set of Tour Balance clubs - River Bottom. Wednesday, abrasions. Hand lotion. G & drite and pearl jewelry, June FOR RENT - Trailer. 214 3 wood, PW, 9 irons; stand bag. See at Mound City Feed. June 8, 2016, at 10:30 a.m. L Enterprises. Call 816-387- birthstones. Stop by to check High St., Lot 11, Mound City. 44/46/48/3tc at Velma Houts Building, 7332 or 660-442-5688. out the selection or call 660- More coming for rent soon. Rock Port, MO. Barnes Re- BETTY JAYNE GEBHARDS HUGE ESTATE TAG 40/tfc 442-3739. 45/tfc Call Angela Turner at 816- 341-5909. 43/tfc alty, 800-648-3177, www. SALE - 606 E. Cass Street, Rock Port, MO. Friday, June 3, FREE END ROLLS & BarnesRealty.com 47/2tc 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Saturday, June 4, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Furni- PALLETS - At the Holt commercial space ture, antiques, household items, large doll and glassware available - For rent at collection. Lots of items sold by box. 47/2tc County Publishing building CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING north of Mound City on Hwy. HELP WANTED 502 State St. in Mound City. 59. 35/tfc Available March 1, 2016. CALL 660-442-5423 Call Jonathan at 816-596- QUACKERS 5425. 30/tfc MC Auto & Truck Repair, LLC Falls City Needs Grill & Mercantile Backup Cooks. ENTERPRISE Towing & Recovery 223 West 8th St., Falls City, NE Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner REALTY LLC 208 Nebraska St. • Mound City 402-245-2716 Shifts Monday-Friday. Randy James, Broker Daytime: Complete Quality Jim Loucks, Sales Agent Come in to 816-390-2749 • Office 660-582-7160 660-442-5600 Food Service, apply at www.entrealty.com Nights & Weekends: Wholesale Supplier 660-853-0584 LLC fallscitymercantile.com LAND 1012 State St. • Mound City, MO FOR SALE CLIP & SAVE Help Wanted UPCOMING AUCTIONS

Brian A. Tubbs Attorney At Law JOB ANNOUNCEMENT FOR IOWA Phone: 660-442-5989 [email protected] TRIBE POLICE DEPARTMENT Fax: 660-442-3574 1423 State St. • Mound City, MO 64470 The Law Office of Brian Tubbs LLC Position: Police Chief 660-442-6500 • Cell: 816-387-3018 Call for appointments Location: Iowa Tribe Reservation [email protected] 222 State Street • Mound City, MO 64470 Pay: Negotiable Kathi Clement, Broker RESPONSIBILITIES OF POSITION: • Responsible for serving and protection of the public through the enforcement of all federal, state and local laws. Plans, directs, inspects and exercises general supervision over the personnel of the entire po- Help Wanted Brad Pankau’s Home & Farm Repair lice department; Roofing, siding, interior/exterior painting, • Formulates and enforces police department rules and regulations; decks, gutter installation & cleaning, electrical & • Reviews activities and reports of officers and enforces disciplin- ary measures when necessary; plumbing, drywall & interior remodeling, • Directs the investigation of major criminal offenses and coop- tree trimming & removal, etc. erates with state and federal officials in the apprehension of wanted BARN & IMPLEMENT SHED REPAIR! individuals; HELP WANTED • Prepares budget estimates and controls expenditures of depart- BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CLUB STAFF ATTENDANT No job is too small! ~ Fully Insured ment funds; The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska is currently ac- • Responsible for enforcing tribal laws pertaining to derelict ve- Call 660-442-3354, 660-254-0156, or 660-442-6343. hicles and care of property to remove overgrowth; cepting applications for one, part-time Boys’ and Girls’ • Develops and implements emergency procedures for hazardous Club Staff Attendant. Applicants must be CPR certified material spills and severe storm damage; or able to become CPR certified. This position is for • Schedules and conducts training for police department person- every weekend. Application can be picked up at the nel; Iowa Tribal Office. All applications must be returned to • Coordinates law enforcement efforts with other federal and state Brenda Lunsford no later than June 9, 2016. law enforcement agencies; • Serves as bailiff of Tribal Court; • Directs Community Policing activities of the police department; Casey Johnson, • Performs general public relations work; Owner • Other related duties as deemed necessary by the Tribal Council.

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NOW DELIVERING DAILY! Christy and Mike Murray, left to right - Have opened the Big Lake General Store at the former Lakeshore Grill location across Mound City, Craig, Oregon, Forest City & Big Lake from Big Lake State Park. The couple purchased the building in February and are excited about serving the people of Big Lake INSIDE CITY LIMITS ONLY! and the surrounding area. Small Delivery Fee Applies. SUMMER HOURS: OPEN DAILY AT 11 A.M. / OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. SUNDAY-THURSDAY Big Lake General Store open for business OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! Christy and Mike Murray of Big whole. The menu and days served could Christy says, “Our hope is to start a Lake, MO, have opened the Big Lake change if demand warrants. The Gener- Farmers’ Market in the lot beside the 660-442-6601 • Mound City, MO General Store at the former Lakeshore al Store also serves hot dogs, brats and store on Saturdays.” She is asking peo- Grill site on the east side of the lake cold sandwiches (chicken or tuna salad) ple with produce, small crafts, and other near the entrance to Big Lake State for lunch. Farmers’ Market items to contact her at Park. The couple purchased the building Originally from Lincoln, NE, Mike 660-442-0192. in February. “We have been working to recently retired from the Nebraska Air From fishing bait and equipment to stock the store with over 900 items to National Guard after 33 years of ser- cereal to candy bars to copies of the OPEN FOR LUNCH serve the needs of visitors to the park, vice. Christy is also retired from the Mound City News, the Murrays have residents of Big Lake and the general National Records Center of Homeland it covered and are excited to serve the public,” states Mike. The store is open Security in Lincoln and, most recently, needs of their customers. As residents WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY! from 7 a.m.-7 p.m., seven days a week. in Lee’s Summit, MO. The couple has a of Big Lake, the Murrays look forward The Murrays are serving breakfast on home in St. Joseph, MO, they are sell- to meeting the regulars and making new LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS DAILY! Thursday-Sunday, offering biscuits and ing, making Big Lake their permanent friends each week. CABIN RENTALS! gravy and breakfast pizza by the slice or residence. NIGHTLY, WEEKLY & MONTHLY RATES - CALL FOR DETAILS!

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