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www.lebanondailyrecord.com Volume 68, Number 139 Daily Record THURSDAY 50 cents JUNE 13, DEATHS You need to read today’s Leb a non Daily Record 2013 Wayne Starnes See Page 2 GOOD • Outdoors Page 4 Shadel’s Colonial REA SONS John Travis “J.T.’’ Lowery 4 • LTCC awards Page 10 Richland Memorial Chapel • USO Club — 1940s Page 2 • Youth track meet canceled Page 3 www.holmanhowe.com www.lebanondailyrecord.com Investment ﬁ rm buys DTMP Chicago-based new owners intend to make formal announcement next week

By Ken York Lebanon, its facility at 949 Bethel Road Detroit The Daily Record Have a comment? and a leased facility at 1611 Auglaize Tool Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com [email protected] Drive in the city’s industrial park. Metal Detroit Tool Metal Products has been Company, city and federal offi cials Prod- bought by a Chicago-area investment A source who declined to be identi- broke ground during a ceremony May ucts has fi rm, and at least two top company offi ed told The Daily Record Wednesday 23 for a 35,000 square foot expansion been fi cers have been let go. that DTMP President and CEO Brad to the building in the industrial park. bought No details about the sale were avail- McKean and Chief Financial Offi cer The project is expected to use about by a able as of press time today. Mark Cornelison were dismissed by $900,000 that was borrowed from the Chicago- Brian R. Crumbaugh, a vice presi- the new owners Friday. A call for con- city’s Electric Reserve fund as a match area in- dent of Wynnchurch Capital, the com- fi rmation to DTMP was returned by a for a $1 million federal economic devel- vestment pany that made the purchase, declined subordinate who indicated manage- opment grant. DTMP has committed to fi rm. to comment early today, saying that ment did not want to be interviewed providing $300,000 for the project. Wynnchurch intends to issue a media at this time. LDR file photo release early next week. Currently DTMP has two locations in See ‘DTMP’/ page 11 OUTDOORS Park Board looks For the love of the job to 'repair bridges' Nature Center's L.A. Lowrance continues to offer lessons of the wild By Kelly Morgan with City Council The Daily Record [email protected] BENNETT SPRING Members say it's time to spend own — Some people dread going to work in the morn- funds for improvement projects ing, but L.A. Lowrance is not one of them. When By Fines Massey The Daily Record Have a comment? asked what she likes most Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com about her job, she replies, [email protected] “everything.” The Lebanon Park Board is from the board approving a What profession is so trying to “repair bridges” with FY2012 raise for Shelton of universally satisfying? the Lebanon City Council after $5,000. Shelton ended up only Lowrance is a seasonal disparaging comments were receiving less than half of the naturalist at Bennett made about the Parks Depart- increase, $2,172. The follow- Spring State Park. Or ment in recent meetings. ing year the board approved rather, she’s a seasonal “I think we’ve repaired a and Shelton received a $5,000 interpretive specialist. lot of the bridges or a lot of raise. “That makes us sound the problems with Council. In February, Shelton went to so important,” she joked. I’ve worked very hard at it the Lebanon City Council for Whatever the term is, for the last month, trying to the approval of the purchase it means that Lowrance talk to them and explain to of a truck for his department. spends her summers con- them and smooth things over,” Despite the Lebanon Park ducting nature programs said Lebanon Parks Director Board approving the low bid for the public at Bennett John Shelton. He added that of $17,500, Shelton’s request Spring State Park. These he has received several good L.A. Lowrance died for a lack of a motion. programs could include comments from Lebanon City stands next to the Coming on the heels of leading guided hikes, sign, above, that Council members recently. comments about the condition delivering presentations announces the pres- Since last spring, there have of Atchley Park’s restroom about specifi c animals, ence of the nature been many discussions by the facilities and baseball field supervising crafts or pre- center at Bennett Lebanon Park Board about the conditions during the April siding over the Discov- Spring State Park. autonomy of the group. Many ery Room at the Bennett Lowrance has been a of the discussions sparked See ‘Park Board’/ page 7 Spring Nature Center. seasonal interpretive Lowrance has been specialist at Bennett doing this every summer Spring since 2002. At Woman hurt in crash Wednesday left, Lowrance shares since 2002. That that was From LDR Staff Chevrolet Cavalier, experi- some of her knowl- the year the year after A Grovespring woman was enced tire failure, went off the edge with children at her husband died, and injured in a one-vehicle wreck right side of the roadway and the annual Kids Fish- she needed some extra at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday on ing event at Bennett struck a ditch. income to cover bills left Spring on May 4. Route C, 5 miles south of Leba- Needham was taken by pri- See ‘Lowrance’/ page 7 non, according to the Missouri vate vehicle to Mercy Hospital LDR photos State Highway Patrol. Lebanon. The patrol listed her Have a comment? Kelly Morgan and The wreck occurred when injuries as minor. Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com Julie Turner-Crawford Kristen N. Needham, 23, the The driver was wearing a driver of a southbound 2000 seat belt. Elks Lodge to hold Flag Day Deputy fi nds child with drug pipe, arrests mother

event Friday at memorial From LDR Staff Have a comment? came home, the woman de- woman’s bedroom to get her While investigating a do- manded that they punish her side of the story. When the From LDR Staff Friday. According to Flag Day Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com mestic assault, a Laclede brother. The parents refused, deputy went to the room, Friday is Flag Day, and one ceremony chairman Ross Jen- County deputy discovered a 2- and the woman said she was he observed the woman’s local organization is striving nings, the event will include a to a home in the 17000 area of year-old child with a metham- moving out. 2-year-old daughter pick to make sure that the holiday program detailing the history Canary Road for a report of phetamine pipe in her mouth. The woman’s mother told up a glass smoking pipe he does not go unnoticed by the of the fl ag, a demonstration a domestic assault between a The child’s mother could face the deputy that while she was reported he recognized as people of Lebanon. of the eight fl ags that have mother and daughter. child endangerment charges, helping her daughter pack, similar to those commonly The Lebanon Elks Lodge fl own over the capitol, a re- According to an LCSO in- among several others. the daughter allegedly began used to ingest metham- will hold a Flag Day cer- sponse discussing what the cident report, a 22-year-old At about 6:05 p.m. Wednes- cursing her, so she backhand- phetamine, and put it in her emony at the Veterans Memo- fl ag means and a speech by woman got into a physical day, a Laclede County Sheriff’s ed her daughter. mouth. The deputy reported rial by the Kenneth E. Cowan fight with her 11-year-old Offi ce deputy was dispatched The deputy went to the Civic Center at 6 p.m. on See ‘Flag Day’/ page 11 brother. When their parents See ‘Report’/ page 10 st AnniversaryShepherd Hills Factory Outlets Sale 41FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH THROUGH SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH • 8AM - 8PM Page 2 THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2013 www.lebanondailyrecord.com

CALENDAR DEATHS USO CLUB IN LEBANON — 1940s The Lebanon Daily Record HAROLD “WAYNE’’ JOHN TRAVIS Calendar of Events is open to churches, civic groups, clubs, STARNES “J.T.’’ LOWERY schools and other Lebanon- Harold “Wayne’’ Starnes, John Travis “J.T.’’ Low- area nonprofi t organizations. 82, of Lebanon, died Friday, ery, 73, of Waynesville, died Calendar items may con- June 7, 2013 in Lebanon. Wednesday, June 12, 2013 at tain the following informa- He was born Sept. 1, 1930 in the Phelps County Regional tion: event, date, time, place, Falcon, Mo. to William Jacob Medical Center of Rolla. sponsoring organization and and Rosa Naomi Bingham He is survived by a son, Da- person to contact for more in- Starnes. vid Lowery and his wife, Con- formation (FFI numbers). The Calendar will be published He was preceded in death nie, of Stoutland; fi ve siblings, according to space available. by his parents; his wife, Ruth Rose Mary Dye and husband, Starnes; three brothers, Le- Kenneth, Alvin Lowery and THURSDAY, JUNE 13 land, Bobby Lee and Rex Allan his wife, Dottie, Pansy Rich- LEBANON TEA PARTY — 6:30 p.m. at Mills Center Starnes; a sister, Opal Lillard; ardson and husband, Roy, Carl with Ron Calzone, a non-paid half brothers, Carl and Ray- Lowery and wife, Marilyn citizen lobbyist. FFI: Maggie mond Starnes; and half sisters, and Fern Lile and husband, Kress 417-426-5931. Melva Haney and Nadine Mc- Ron; two grandchildren, Andy FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY Cracken. Lowery and Amanda Lowery — 5:30-7:30 p.m. book sorting He was a farmer. and husband, Charles; one for fall sale, behind the library, Survivors include a son, great-grandson, Joshua Low- 915 S. Jefferson Ave. All wel- Roger Starnes, of Lebanon; ery, and other relatives. come. two daughters, Elaine Stark Funeral services for John STITCH & RIP QUILT The USO Club in Lebanon is shown here in the 1940s. If you would like old photos printed in and her husband, Jim and Kar- Travis “J.T.’’ Lowery will be GROUP — 5-9 p.m. every the Daily Record, bring them to the Daily Record offi ce Monday through Friday or mail them to Kirk Thursday at Lebanon-Laclede en James and husband, Steve, held at 2 p.m. Saturday, June Pearce at Lebanon Publishing Co., P.O. Box 192, Lebanon, Mo. 65536. Photos will be returned. County Library. FFI: 531-1320. all of Lebanon; three brothers, 15, 2013 in the Idumea Baptist Photos can also be emailed to [email protected]. FRIDAY, JUNE 14 Darrell Starnes and his wife, Church at Laquey. LACLEDE COWBOY Glennis, Dorris Starnes, Larry Burial will be in Idumea CHURCH GOSPEL SING- Dean Starnes and his wife, Cemetery, under the direc- ING — 7 p.m. featuring The Kathy, all of Lebanon; two tion of Memorial Chapel of PUBLICPUBLIC MEETINGS Phillipsburg Christian Cow- boys at McNail Arena, North sisters, Lynda Rose Ross and Richland. Lebanon R-3 School 6. Open session. City of Lebanon Tourism Hwy. 5 and BB. Everyone her husband, Chuck, and Lois Visitation will be from 6 to Board of Directors and Marketing Advisory Greer and her husband, Cecil, 8 p.m. Friday in the Memorial welcome. FFI: 532-4284. special meeting Laclede County R-1 Committee Meeting LEBANON ELKS LODGE all of Lebanon; four grand- Chapel of Richland. Noon Friday, June 14, Board of Directors 9 a.m. Tuesday, June 25 at SPECIAL FLAG DAY CERE- children, Josh Lewis and his Memorial contributions at central offi ce, Cowan Civic Center MONY — 6 p.m. at American Meeting wife, Tina, Travis Lewis and may be made in memory of 1310 E. Route 66 1 p.m. Monday, June 17 at Conference Room, Veterans Memorial in front of his wife, Kim, Amy Waterman J.T. Lowery to the Idumea 1. Call to order by Board 500 East Elm Cowan Civic Center. Free hot Conway High School and her husband, Kevin, and Cemetery Fund and may be president, Bob O’Neil. 1. Call to order, roll call, and dogs and sodas while supplies Meeting Room last. FFI: 532-2557 or 417-288- Zachary James; seven great- left at the funeral home. 2. Approve agenda. 1. Call to order/roll call. declaration of quorum. 8228. grandchildren, Tyler, Nolan, Online condolences can be 3. Accept/reject security en- 2. Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Approval of minutes. U.S. SENATOR ROY BLUNT Colton and Hailey Lewis, Gar- sent at www.memorialchapel- try construction bid. 3. Consent Agenda: Approve 3. Budget update. a. FY13 fi - LISTENING POST — 1:30- rett and Hudson Waterman, sandcrematory.com. 4. Approve FY 14 Budget. June monthly bills, May 2013 nal budget. b. Survey process 2:30 p.m. at Laclede County and Josiah James, also several 5. Closed session. a. Real Es- minutes, program evalua- for FY13 end of year report- Government Center. FFI: (573) nieces, nephews, and other tate 610.021(2). tion: Vocationial Agriculture. ing. c. Grant FY14 approved. 634-2488. relatives. 4. Public comment. d FY14 budget. FRAID HOLLER BAND 5. Staff reports: a. Principal 4. Lodging Tax update. — 7-10:30 p.m. at Conway Funeral services for Harold LOTTERYLOTTERY “Wayne’’ Starnes will be held Reports. b. Superintendent. 5. Tourism Board appoint- Community Building. Bring KEEPING ments and review. at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 15, 5. New Business. a. FY 14 FTE fi nger foods. 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NBA FINALS BOX SCORES

MIDWAY SPEEDWAY Points standings, updated June 11

Factory Stocks James: “Something has to give” 1. Mark Simon 340 2. Rob White 334 3. Josh Lewis 295 4. Tim Petty 263 5. Jed Rogers 247 6. Landon Harris 242 7. Kyle Jeffries 227 8. Mark Davis 196 9. Karla Lampe 139 10. Mike Miami Heat star calls today’s Game 4 in San Antonio a must win Murzynski 126

B-Modifi eds The Associated Press and the Heat were supposed “We’ll see” is the approach like a cape Wednesday, and 1. Michael Jones 327 2. Brian Myers 303 3. SAN ANTONIO — Even to have been answered by the Spurs are taking with he knows the Heat need him Tony Fincher 254 4. Bill Schaar 228 5. Dewayne Hobbs 204 6. Ted Ballinger 196 7. Tim Ballinger after winning 27 in a row now. He was too good to Tony Parker, who has a mild to be Super on Thursday. 177 8. Tony Moore 172 9. Sam Petty 170 10. during the regular season, be taken out of games, his hamstring strain. The team And he insists that’s what Jay Flinn 157 the Miami Heat don’t want to teammates too talented to go is calling the All-Star point he’s going to be. Midwest Modifi eds rely on a three-game winning through long stretches where guard day to day after he was “As dark as it was last 1. Bill Joiner 344 2. Travis Hill 342 3. Jamie Petty 318 4. Brandon Henderson 316 5. Mark Sullens streak now. they weren’t contributing. hurt during Game 3 and had night, can’t get no darker 214 6. Chris Cheever 207 7. Les Hayes 151 8. Not against a team as good But they didn’t resemble an MRI exam Wednesday. than that, especially for me,” Billy Pierce 140 9. Trevor Ellingson 113 10. Andrew Cheever 109 as the San Antonio Spurs. the league’s reigning power- “I want to wait until to- he said. “So, I guarantee The Spurs can take a 3- Pure Stock house in Game 3, when the morrow before I make a I’ll be better tomorrow for 1. Christopher Sawyer 330 2. Monk Barker 328 1 lead in the NBA Finals Spurs handed them the third- decision whether he should sure.” 3. Jim Alexstates 325 4. Jakob White 293 5. Matt on Thursday, which would Young 278 6. Caleb Starnes 251 7. Tyler Schoen worst beating in fi nals his- play or not,” Spurs coach He should, given that his 222 8. Jack Hamer 149 9. Mark Ryan 135 10. move the Heat to the verge of tory in a 113-77 romp. They Gregg Popovich said. “And 7-for-21 effort with no free Ryan Boyce 118 something much bigger than looked like the confused club obviously a lot of it will have throws was about as bad as Non Wing Sprints just another fi nals failure. from two years ago against to do with Tony, and what the four-time MVP can play. 1. Dustin Arnall 350 2. Cody Crabtree 281 3. Eric Todd 211 4. Rusty Quick 195 5. Warren Tarr Lose this series, and the Dallas, when the fi nals last happens to him during the But he came to Miami so he 184 6. Scott Wedelstadt 129 7. Taylor Walton whole Big Three era might came to Texas. day, and how I think his play didn’t have to do it all, where 110 8. Adam Jones 53 9. Chad Goff 51 10. be a failure. “Something has to give will affect our team, whether a partnership with Dwyane Clint Todd 51 So LeBron James called tomorrow night,” James said good or bad.” Wade and Chris Bosh meant I-44 SPEEDWAY AP photo/El Nuevo Herald, David Santiago Game 4 a “must-win,” and Points standings, updated May 22 Miami Heat forward LeBron Wednesday. “They have a The Spurs didn’t need his days of having to carry James pauses during the NBA pointed to himself as the championship pedigree. They much from him Tuesday, teams were supposed to be Late Models guy who has to lead the Heat 1. Cole Williams 117 2. Matt Wallace 110 3. basketball team’s practice on have four (titles). We have when Danny Green and Gary over. Jake Griffi n 109 4. James Newell 104 5. Grant to it. two. So something has to Neal combined for 13 of the But with Wade battling Sharp 103 6. Corey Duser 92 7. Dale Roper Jr Wednesday in San Antonio. The 85 8. Tucker Cory 81 9. Christopher Slone 80 10. Heat are scheduled to face the “We’ve been at our best give. We’ll see what happens. Spurs’ NBA Finals-record right knee pain for a while Brennon Willard 79 San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 of when I guess our backs are We’ve been able to bounce 16 3-pointers and Kawhi and Bosh mired in a slump, Modifi eds their NBA Finals basketball series up against the wall, and back throughout adverse Leonard had 14 points and 12 there has rarely been the 1. Tyler Scott 231 2. Ricky Icenhower 217 3. Pay- on Thursday. we’re at it again,” he said times throughout the season, rebounds, essentially playing vaunted three-man attack ton Lucas 201 4. Scotty Allen 194 5. Terry Taylor 194 6. Stephen Counterman 161 7. Richard Lewis Wednesday. “We’ll see how throughout the years that James even. that was expected when they 140 8. Chris Kerperien 138 9. David Bates 121 10. we respond tomorrow.” we’ve been together, these James had his practice joined up in July 2010. Christopher Johnson 89

Any questions about James three years. We’ll see.” jersey hanging over his back Sportsman 1. Robert Reeves 125 2. Aaron Douglas 112 3. Randall Besser 111 4. James Newell 89 5. Austin Johnson 92 6. Jimmy Fohn 85 7. Justin Allen 82 8. SPORTS IN BRIEF ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Darin Owens 73 9. Dustin Reeves 72 Road Warriors 1. Geoffrey Ledford 120 2. Carl Harlow 109 3. Youth track meet Robert Blake 106 4. Alan Ellis 97 5. Michael Juergensen 95 6. Les Mallard 93 7. Caston Jones cancelled Miller stung in ﬁ rst inning by Mets 80 8. David Jennings 76 9. Mike Funcannon 74 10. Gary Barrows 69

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Blast-furnace heat and or woody part) of a tree. A The most commonly seen water snake in Missouri bone-dry drought were the larva hatches from this egg Species: Northern water weather conditions that and begins to feed on the snake dominated the news last surrounding plant material. Scientific name: Nerodia summer. Consequently, it The digestive fl uids used by sipedon sipedon sounds really odd, only the larva in the feeding pro- Nicknames: Common a year later, to be talking cess are foreign to the tree’s water snake, banded water about problems caused by system and, thus, initiate snake cool and wet weather. a protective response from Claim to fame: The north- However, those two the tree. This consists of ern water snake is the most meteorological conditions the formation of hard plant commonly seen water snake – cool and wet – are the material – the gall – around in Missouri. Unfortunately root of many of the tree the feeding larva. This mass for this non-venomous snake, problems that are appearing of hardened vegetative this also means it’s one of the around the area. To a cer- material creates a barrier snakes that’s most frequently tain extent, appearance of between the larva and the wrongly identifi ed as a cotton- tree pests and tree diseases rest of the tree, but it also mouth and needlessly killed. are annual events in the serves as a cozy shelter for Species status: North- Ozarks. Tree problems have the larva to complete its ern water snakes are found been in this area as long as development. Some types throughout much of Missouri. we have had trees. How- of galls fall from the leaf Populations seem to be rela- ever, they are exacerbated and the adult insect eventu- tively stable, but mankind’s by cool, wet spring weather, ally emerges from the gall inherent fear of snakes and and that’s exactly what on the ground. Meanwhile, ongoing changes in habitat we’ve had this year. back on the leaf, a pock- are constant threats to this The effects of these mark surrounded by dam- reptile. problems on trees can vary. aged leaf material show First discovered: The fi rst Many of our native trees, where the gall had been. scientific description of the once they reach matu- Other types of galls remain northern water snake was phibians make up a large blotches on the lower portion wild. rity, can attached to the tree after written by the famed natural- portion of the northern water of the body. The color of the Habitat: Northern water CONSERVING weather the insect has emerged. ist Carl Linnaeus in 1758. snake’s diet. Some anglers belly varies, but generally it snakes can be found at creeks, THOUGHTS these Due to the prevalence of Family matters: The north- think the snake’s feeding is a combination of a cream or rivers, sloughs, ponds, lakes fungal oak trees in this region, the ern water snake is a member habits hurt sportfi sh popula- yellow color and irregularly and swamps. During much or insect most commonly seen galls of reptile family Colubridae, a tions. However, studies have spaced spots of orange or of the summer, individuals inva- in southwest Missouri are group otherwise known as the shown that the snake’s hunt- red. (Cottonmouths are usu- can be found basking on logs sions the ones caused by Cynipid non-venomous snakes. Within ing habits benefi t an area’s ally darker in color and have or rocks during the water’s and wasps – which because of this group, northern water fi sh population by removing crossing bands that are near- edge. bounce the galls they form on oak snakes belong to the genus the diseased and dying fi sh. ly indistinguishable except Life cycle: Courtship and back leaves – are appropriately Nerodia, a grouping often They also are a population upon close examination.) mating occurs during the FRANCIS with called gall wasps. referred to as “the water control factor in areas where Although non-venomous, spring. Gestation lasts three SKALICKY little Cankers: Canker is a snakes.” The northern water over-population can stunt northern water snakes ag- to four months. Northern dam- term used to describe a snake can be found through- the growth of sportfi sh spe- gressively defend themselves water snakes do not lay eggs, age. On localized wound or dead out much of the state. In the cies. and are prone to strike if you they are live-bearers. One lit- occasion, steps can be taken area on a trunk or branch southern part of Missouri, its Weight: not available try to grab them. Another ter may contain more than 60 to improve a tree’s recovery. of a tree. Cankers can begin range overlaps with another Distinguishing charac- self-defense mechanism is newborn snakes, but the av- Before we get to the solu- with wounds or natural sub-species; the midland wa- teristics: Body color ranges to release a strong-smelling erage litter size is 20 to 25. tions, here’s more infor- breaks caused by ice storms, ter snake (Nerodia sipedon from gray to dark brown. musk. Northern water snakes As is the case with virtu- mation about a few of the wind or other weather-re- pleuralis). This coloration is overlaid can swim, but so can virtu- ally all reptiles, no parental common tree problems we lated conditions; but many Length: 24 to 42 inches; with numerous darker brown ally all species of snakes. care is provided after birth encounter in this area: cankers found on trees females tend to be longer bands along the anterior Life span: Northern water and newborn northern water Anthracnose: An- – particularly in urban areas than males (upper) third of the body; snakes have been known to snakes are left to fend for thracnose is a name for a – are caused by human Diet: Small fi sh and am- the bands transform into live up to nine years in the themselves. group of diseases caused action. Nicks from over-ag- by several closely related gressive use of lawn-mow- fungi that affect a number ers and weed-trimmers are of hardwood tree species in notorious canker-causers, Endangered insect gets second release on prairie the eastern and central U.S. but planting trees in wrong From MDC by the Nature Conservancy Many trees are affl icted by locations for that species or EL DORADO SPRINGS and managed by MDC. their own specifi c species too close together can also — Scientists working to restore Merz is optimistic because of fungi (sycamore anthrac- cause growth stress that can a unique and endangered insect last summer broods of young nose, oak anthracnose, lead to cankers. Canker dis- to Missouri — the American beetles were found where the maple anthracnose, etc.). eases become serious when burying beetle — got some parents had been released. Plus Weather conditions also im- dead areas expand, eventu- good news recently. And for fi nding the adult that overwin- pact disease development. ally girdling the branch and the second year they released tered from last year is a good As a result, symptoms of causing die-back or death to captive-propagated beetles at sign. Weather conditions have anthracnose vary. Some- the tree. the Wah’Kon-Tah Prairie. not been good for insect move- times this fungus shows These are just three of a Crews checking insect traps ment in recent weeks, so crews up as small dead spots on long list of problems that near last year’s release site are hopeful a warm-up will en- a leaf, while in more severe can affl ict Missouri trees. found a female American bury- able them to catch more adults cases, an entire tree can A sound, across-the-board ing beetle that survived winter, from last year in the coming be defoliated. Some types remedy to these many said Bob Merz, who directs the weeks. The goal is to establish a of anthracnose also affect maladies is good, basic tree recovery program for the insect self-sustaining population. twigs, buds and out-grow- care. As simple as it sounds, at the Saint Louis Zoo. Merz The zoo is also conducting ing shoots. Anthracnose putting the right species in and conservation partners re- studies elsewhere in Missouri fungi overwinter in infected the right location keeping leased 302 additional pairs on in hopes of finding a previ- leaves (and sometimes cutting and digging ac- June 4 to help restore a highly ously unknown population twigs) on the ground or in tivities away from the roots, unusual insect. of American burying beetles. the crown of the tree. Spores trunk and branches and “I was thrilled that we MDC photo Carrion beetles, like vultures American burying beetle ready for release. are produced by these fungi providing a little water in caught that one that had over in the bird world, provide a in the spring and are carried times of drought can make wintered,” Merz said. “To release, the last verifi ed speci- Their restoration is a partner- useful service in ecology by by wind or water to other a huge difference in the fi nd one tells me we picked a men in Missouri was collected ship between the zoo, the Mis- removing dead and decaying trees where, with favor- health of your tree. good site that has good habitat in the 1970s. souri Department of Conserva- tissues. able moisture conditions, Information on tree and the resources for them to American burying beetles tion, The Nature Conservancy For the release, crews bury they infect tender buds and diseases can also be found survive.” eat carrion and can move dead of Missouri and the U.S. Fish a pair of beetles along with a young, unfolding leaves. at your nearest Missouri The beetles resemble a com- critters as large as a bobwhite and Wildlife Service. Though dead, pen-raised quail. Chick- Galls: Galls are tumor- Department of Conserva- mon burying beetle, black with quail into burrows. They dig endangered nationally, been wire is then pegged over like growths that appear tion offi ce or at www.mis- orange markings, but they are holes to stash dead things as cause they are being released, the holes to keep scavengers on leaves or small twigs. souriconservation.org larger. Originally they were food while rearing young, the beetles are classified as away. Gall formation begins in Francis Skalicky is the me- found in 35 states in both and in an unusual twist, both a non-essential population. American burying beetles spring when a female wasp, dia specialist for the Missouri woodlands and grasslands. parents care for the young and Their presence causes no addi- are nocturnal and spend much midge or mite (depending Department of Conservation’s But prior to last year’s release, feed them from the carrion they tional rules for public and pri- of their lives underground. on the type of gall) lays Southwest Region. For more they had diminished to only roll into a ball. vate lands. They do not affect They were added to the fed- an egg in the developing information about conserva- small populations in six states The beetles released were crops or livestock in any way. eral endangered species list plant material (either leaf tion issues, call 417-895-6880. besides Missouri. Before the raised at the Saint Louis Zoo. Wah’Kon-Tah Prairie is owned in 1989. It’s All About Dad! For Only $ $ 00 10 4OFF You could be Mens Hair Cuts proudtobeonproud to be on Dads arm!

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The Associated Press Due to changing baby boomer WASHINGTON — Rural migration, rural retirement America is losing population for counties grew 0.4 percent an- the first time ever, largely be- nually from 2007-2012, down cause of waning interest among from 1.6 percent annually from baby boomers in moving to 2000-2007. During the housing far-flung locations for retirement boom, these retirement destina- and recreation, according to new tions were growing faster than census estimates. the rate of the nation as a whole Long weighed down by dwin- but are now increasing more dling populations in farming slowly. The overall U.S. popula- and coal communities and the tion is now growing by about 0.8 movement of young people to percent each year. cities, rural counties are be- In Florida, almost all counties ing hit by sputtering growth in experienced slower growth or a retirement and recreation areas, reversal of boomer population once residential hot spots for growth since 2010, said Mark baby boomers. Mather, an associate vice presi- The new estimates, as of dent for the Population Refer- July 2012, show that would-be ence Bureau who analyzed the retirees are opting to stay put numbers. in urban areas near jobs. Recent Other counties showing sharp weakness in the economy means drop-offs in the boomer popula- some boomers have less savings tion include Forest County, Pa.; than a decade ago to buy a vaca- Trinity County, Texas; Middlesex tion home in the countryside, County, Va.; and Banks County, which often becomes a full-time Ga. residence after retirement. Cities “The recent decline in migra- are also boosting urban living, a tion rates among baby boomers AP photo/Cathleen Allison potential draw for boomers who In this Dec. 12, 2004 fi le photo, Tom Moore rides through downtown Fernley, Nev., with his daughters, is significant because boomers may prefer to age closer to ac- Bridget and Meara. In a reversal of fortunes due to the recent recession, rural America is now losing population, in were expected to jump-start eco- cessible health care. towns like Fernley, for the fi rst time, because of waning interest among millions of baby boomers in moving to far-fl ung nomic growth in rural America,” About 46.2 million people, or locations for retirement and recreation. said Mather, noting that parts 15 percent of the U.S. popula- of the rural Midwest and Ap- tion, reside in rural counties, will be key to rural migration Great Lakes and Appalachia tion of 51,000. palachia had been losing popu- which spread across 72 percent and growth,” said Jason Hen- in the eastern U.S. to the Sun Retirees were “coming out lation for decades. “But since of the nation’s land area. derson, a former vice president Belt, the Missouri and Arkansas of California, selling the house the recession, we’ve seen more From 2011 to 2012, those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Ozarks and the Intermountain for a lot of money and coming boomers aging in place. This is non-metro areas lost more than Kansas City who is now associ- West. Boomer migration to up here and getting something bad news because as baby boom- 40,000 people, a 0.1 percent ate dean of the Purdue Universi- many of these areas had typi- nicer,” said Fernley Mayor ers get older, they are less likely drop. The Census Bureau re- ty College of Agriculture. “Right cally yielded greater economic LeRoy Goodman, 71, citing his to move.” ported a minuscule 0.01 percent now, we’re just at the forefront activity, including construction, town’s prime location near an loss from 2010 to 2011, but that of baby boomers entering retire- landscaping and service-sector interstate highway with easy Other census findings: was not considered statistically ment age, but many have been jobs that brought in workers of driving access to Reno’s casi- ■ The 65-and-older popula- significant and could be adjust- delaying retirement.” Some will all age groups. nos. “People can also walk out tion grew 4.3 percent between ed later. decide the time for moving back Signs of the recent bust are their back door and go hiking in 2011 and 2012, to 43.1 million, or Rural areas, which include to the country has passed, he evident in places such as Fern- the desert. The climate is pretty 13.7 percent of the U.S. popula- manufacturing and farming as said. ley, Nev., a rural community in good; we don’t have a lot of tion. well as scenic retirement spots, Henderson expects a bit of a Lyon County, about 30 miles snow or rain.” ■ Florida had the high- have seen substantial move- rebound for scenic retirement east of Reno. During the housing But after the housing bubble est share of residents 65 and ment of residents to urban areas destinations as the economy im- boom, Fernley prospered due to burst, the retirees stopped com- older, at 18.2 percent, followed before. But the changes are now proves, but nowhere close to the spillover residents from Califor- ing. On Main Street, the Wig- by Maine and West Virginia. coinciding with sharp declines levels seen before the recession. nia’s expensive Bay Area who wam, one of the town’s oldest Alaska had the lowest share of in U.S. birth rates and an aging John Cromartie, a geographer were drawn to Fernley’s afford- restaurants, now does half the older residents, at 8.5 percent, population, resulting in a first- at the Agriculture Department, able housing, temperate weather business it used to, according followed by Utah and Texas. By ever annual loss. calls the rural decline a poten- and lack of a state income tax. to Moe Royels, who opened the county, Florida’s Sumter County U.S. migration data show tial turning point. “This period By 2007, however, Fernley’s diner in 1961 and sold it five was tops in the share of the 65- that older Americans are most may simply be an interruption growth began to wane amid re- years ago. plus age group, at 49.3 percent. inclined to live in rural coun- in suburbanization, or it could cession and rising gasoline costs. “People moved out of town,” ■ The 85-and-older popula- ties until about age 74, before turn out to be the end of a major Since then, Lyon County has Royels said from his seat at the tion increased by about 3 per- moving closer to more popu- demographic regime that has posted one of the nation’s worst restaurant, where he returns ev- cent from 2011 to 2012, to almost lated locations. The oldest of the transformed small towns and population turnabouts: from ery afternoon for a cup of coffee. 5.9 million. The number of cen- nation’s 76 million boomers turn rural areas.” 6.9 percent annual growth from “Some of these subdivisions are tenarians rose to almost 62,000. 74 in 2020, meaning the window The scenic retirement destina- 2000 to 2007, to a 0.7 percent an- still sitting vacant, with the curb ■ The nation’s median age is closing for that group to help tions experiencing lower growth nual loss between 2007 and 2012. and the gutter in but nothing rose to 37.5, up from 37.3 in small towns grow. stretch wide, from the Upper The county now has a popula- else.” 2011. “What baby boomers will do WORLD’S GREATEST RECLINER SALE Reclining Sofas starting at Recliners starting at $799 $249

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The technology pretty powerful stuff.” He nothing but support all the Kansas City, Mo., 13-year-old allowed LeGrande to simul- then introduced “Nick, in his way up, and from there it was Nick LeGrande threw out the taneously throw the pitch and major league debut.” Cook pretty seamless and easy for ceremonial fi rst pitch before watch it happen from afar. encouraged everyone to con- me. I just sat back and let it all the Yankees-Athletics game “Unbelievable,” A’s man- sider becoming bone marrow transpire.” Wednesday night. ager Bob Melvin said. “Hope- donors. There is even a Twitter Into the glove of A’s reliever fully it makes his day a good Fans cheered and jumped hash tag of NicksFirstPitch. Ryan Cook, in Oakland. It was day. We’re all for it. It should to their feet as the right-hander LeGrande’s special pitch all made possible by a telero- be interesting. ... I’ve never threw his pitch. Cook then also will be chronicled on his botic pitching machine, and is seen it before. I’m interested to told the teen he would have Google Web site: http://fi ber. believed to be a baseball fi rst see how it goes. It’s pretty cool a ball signed by all of the A’s google.com/about/nicksfi rst- when it comes to ceremonial in that it gets to be done from to present to LeGrande when pitch/ . fi rst pitches. somewhere else for someone the team travels to Kansas City A post from Wednesday A fi rst pitch from across the who can’t be here and who from July 5-7. read: “Meet 13-year-old base- country — a neat new concept, apparently is an A’s fan.” “I thought it would be an ball fanatic Nick LeGrande. indeed. In explaining the process, amazing thing to be a part of, His big league dreams were LeGrande is an A’s fan with Google said that LeGrande to make somebody’s dream put on hold when he was di- a rare blood disorder called would use an Android ap- come true,” Cook said before agnosed with severe aplastic AP photo/The Kansas City Star, Fred Blocher severe aplastic anemia, and plication allowing him to the game. “And once it came anemia, a life-threatening Thirteen-year-old Nick LeGrande looks on as his mother the former Little Leaguer’s control the movements of the to me, I started at the bot- blood disorder. Tonight, he’ll Shari, left, and father Mike celebrate before a baseball game illness no longer allows him robot in Oakland. That robot tom of the ladder here at the make his triumphant return between the Oakland Athletics and the New York Yankees via to attend games. was equipped with a camera, clubhouse and took it to the to the game.” the Internet in Kansas City, Mo., Wednesday. “That a boy, Nick, pretty livestreaming a view of the good arm there, bud,” Cook ballpark to LeGrande in Kan- said. “Congratulations, bud, sas City. you’re in the big leagues.” A video about LeGrande’s LeGrande and his family, life was shown on the two including parents Mike and main scoreboards before the Shari, were taken to a mini first pitch, which was then baseball stadium. It was con- shown live from Kansas City structed by Google at its Kan- on the two big screens. sas City offi ces — a location This all came together in close to LeGrande’s home and part through the efforts of Children’s Mercy Hospital, Cook, whose girlfriend’s sister where he receives treatment. works for an advertising agen- Nick’s friends, doctors and cy connected with Google. former teammates were all set Oakland offi cials don’t know to be in attendance. of any time this has been done At the same in the Bay Area, before. a telerobotic pitching machine Cook caught the pitch af- was placed on the pitcher’s ter standing behind the plate Alert system set up juvenile camp Online or On The Go The Associated Press Brooks from Baldwin, Mich. The GALENA — The Stone Coun- couple died two days after the ty Sheriff’s offi ce says it will now boys escaped from the ranch. alert residents if juveniles escape The Springfield News- from a boys ranch. Leader reports that before the The system is in response to a double homicide, the camp Available in an double homicide allegedly com- told Stone County sheriff’s mitted in January by two boys offi cials if a boy escaped but who escaped from the Lives residents weren’t notified. Under Construction Boys Ranch Sheriff Doug Rader says a All New Format near Lampe. system is now in place to alert Anthony Zarro, of Spring, residents. Texas, and Christopher Allen, The two teenagers, who of Nashville, Tenn., are charged are being tried as adults, are with killing Paul and Margaret awaiting trial.

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Park Board from page 1 meeting, Mayor Lyle Ander- The Lebanon Park Board member Ken Prior to Gillen resigning, son had to cast a tie-breaking Park Board Eldridge told his fellow the board lost two other vote for Lebanon Park Board elected new board members that rather members. Pat Bauer, whose reappointments of members offi cers. James than rely on the Fund 22 term was up this month, James Crawford and Andrea Crawford, center, money, the board should left the board, as he is leav- Clearbrook during a May will remain vice pick projects each year that ing the area to take a job in meeting of the City Council. president, Rae- it can complete with its own Columbia. Mitchell resigned During that meeting, Ward anne Reid, right, funds. from the board after being 2 Councilwoman Sheila is the new secre- “I think one thing we elected to the Lebanon City Mitchell, who was formerly tary and LeAnn should consider doing is re- Council. on the Lebanon Park Board, Mather was gardless of how much money Graven-Shoemaker was asked why there was conten- re-elected presi- we get from capital improve- appointed to the board last tion between the Park Board dent. Andrea ments from City Council, we month to fi ll Mitchell’s seat. and City Council. Ward 1 Clearbrook, left, need to within our budget The board still has two Councilwoman Esther Hur- was the former identify defi nite projects that open positions. Shelton said ney linked the tension be- secretary. we are for sure going to get the board has one candi- tween the two groups back done in fall and winter that date awaiting approval by to the raises, saying that the LDR photo we are going to get done no the Lebanon City Council. Fines Massey board advised the Park Board matter what,” Eldridge said. The board is still seeking that no raises were going Eldridge also recommended candidates for the second to be given out for FY2013. pushing off some projects position. Hurney called Shelton get- to $60,000 the department “That shows City Council Lebanon City Council ap- that don’t affect a large num- Two candidates have ting raises two years in a row could improve the bath- that we’re willing to spend a proval. The board had hoped ber of people like a climbing turned the position down, a “slap in the face” to other rooms, fences and lights near little bit of our money. We’re to start the project last winter, wall at Boswell Aquatic Cen- he said. city employees. the baseball fi elds at Atchley not just going to keep bank- but Shelton told the board ter or the new truck because, ■ The board is consider- Other Council members Park, which has been one ing money and asking them earlier this year that not “We’re not walking yet.” ing sprucing up W.T. Vernon also commented about the of the areas brought up by for Fund 22 (Capital Projects much of the Fund 22 money Others on the board, like Park with murals. state of disrepair in the parks. Council. funds). We think these things was given out last year. RaeAnn Graven-Shoemaker Local artist Charlotte Sell- Specific problems pointed Shelton told the board that are important enough that Shelton submitted a list of and Crawford, argued that ers, who has painted murals out were the condition of he thinks that Parks Depart- we need to do them,” Shel- capital improvement projects it’s better to spend some at schools, businesses and some basketball and tennis ment employees could fi nish ton said. to the Lebanon City Council money now to save money in in downtown Lebanon, has courts, park benches, light the project over the winter The board approved a on Monday. He said that the future. It might be more come up with some ideas for poles and dirty and damaged and could do most of the master plan last summer. The while the Council didn’t wise to trade the old truck in a mural at the restrooms at bathrooms. work themselves. fi rst phase of the project was approve giving the Parks while it still has some value the park. This spring Sellers Believing that there will The department also plans to finish making improve- Department any funds for and to avoid continuing to had painted murals in the be an overage of more than to add a brand new restroom ments at Nelson Park. The the projects, they did accept spend money on repairs. Boswell Aquatic Center. $180,000 at the end of the facility at the front of the cost of the project was an it as a “working document.” Park Board President Shelton wants to see how fiscal year, Shelton would park, where there is now estimated $445,000 and the He said that when the budget LeAnn Mather suggested go- the public reacts to the mu- like to take that money to just a portable restroom. The board hoped to pay for it process begins, the Council ing through the parks’ master rals. If the reaction is posi- start doing some projects. project has an estimated price with Fund 22 Capital Projects will make the fi nal decision plan and picking out projects tive, murals may be painted He believes that for $50,000 tag of $75,000. funds, which would require on projects. that will be completed each at other parks in the city. year with Parks Department “We want to get rid of funds. At the next Park Board these ugly green buildings meeting, possibly during a and make them more theme from page 1 special meeting this month, oriented and more fun,” Lowrance the board will choose which Shelton said. ■ over from his death. Low- end of the sidewalk and I said, suits her well. She says that snake,’ and the little kids projects it wants to complete Membership is at an all rance, who is also a parapro- ‘I don’t know if I got the job she likes all aspects of work- — ‘Can I hold it?’” in the next fi scal year, so the time high for the Lebanon fessional at Lebanon Junior or not.’ So I went back in and ing at Bennett Spring and has Lowrance also appreciates projects can be approved by Family YMCA. High School, heard about I said, ‘How soon will I know trouble thinking of an answer her coworkers. Council. Gene Munholland of summer job shadowing pro- if I get the job?’ And she said, when asked if there is any- “Another favorite thing In other Park Board YMCA told the Park Board gram at school and decided to ‘Oh, you got the job. I just have thing she doesn’t like about about the job is the people I news: during the organization’s ■ participate in hopes that one to fi ll out the paperwork.’ That her work. However, upon get to work with,” she said. The board chose new monthly report that the of the people she “shadowed” was 12 years ago.” refl ection, she admits that few “The people here at the Na- offi cers and is on the hunt for YMCA has 2,115 members. would eventually offer her a Having grown up on a farm things are slightly closer to her ture Center, the people at the some new members. He said that is the highest job. However, she never got and spending fi ve years of her heart than others. hatchery — they’re wonderful Mather and Crawford will it has been since the YMCA as far as actually shadowing youth in the 4-H program, “My favorite thing to do at — and the people down at the retain their positions as presi- opened in Lebanon. anyone. Lowrance thought she knew a the park as far as a program?” maintenance shop — they’re dent and vice president re- Munholland announced When Lowrance called fair amount about nature, but she mused. “Oh, of course. great.” spectively. Raeanne Reid was that YMCA is now a par- the Missouri Department of she was wrong. It’s handling the snake. Yeah Lowrance says she hopes elected as board secretary. ticipant in the Silver Sneakers Conservation to confi rm that She stated, “I thought I — because I love the reactions that she is making a difference Mather announced that program. Qualifying senior she would be allowed to job knew, and then my fi rst day of the people.” in the community, even if that Mike Gillen was stepping citizens can now get their shadow there, the person she here at work, I thought, ‘I Lowrance said that she likes just means letting the public down from his position on insurance to pay for some talked to advised her to call don’t know anything!’ I was watching people’s reactions to know about the park. the board, stating his job was exercise classes and their Bennett Spring. just awed by the people who the snake because there are so When asked if she thinks keeping him from his Park YMCA membership. “The lady there agreed that worked here.” many different and unpredict- she is making a contribution, Board duties. A year was left she would let me do the job Luckily, she didn’t have to able responses. she replies, “I hope so, yeah. on Gillen’s term. shadowing, and then she says, fi gure everything out on her “Sometimes it’s the ones And perhaps just promoting, ‘Have you talked to the lady own. you least expect.” She said. more than anything that this down at Bennett Spring?’” “I was blessed to get the “And lots of times it’s the big is a great place to come to. So Lowrance explained. “I said, opportunity to go to training burly guys saying, ‘You’re I promote the park whenever ‘Well, that was next on my list because it was under some not getting me to touch that I can.” to call.’ She says, ‘I think you of the amazing, incredible, should do that.’ So I called, intelligent naturalists that and Diane (Tucker) says, ‘You have been working with the No One Can “Copy” just want to do this for a day? parks for a very long time,” Our Sales, Service, or Supplies Do you want a job for the Lowrance stated. 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Way too much to list everything. inc. 588-4031. • Expertise • Experience •TLC Mobile Homes: 2 Bdrm. $200 and Specializing in sm/med dogs up. Deposit required. 417-532-5928 Bath/NT $6• Full Groom starts@$20 or 417-718-4961. Demat/Detangle $5-$25 532-4454 • Leave Message • 17609 Grace Rd. Office/Commercial 425 Community 5,000 sq.ft. Steel Commercial/Shop Garage Sales Still have free baby kittens to give building, fenced in yard, office. I-44 to a good home! Canterbury Village 417-650-7268. visibility. $1,000/mo. 417-531-2789. Dara Drive 5 week old kittens need good home. Office Space For Rent In Prime 417-532-6567. Call anytime. Locations! All Utilities PAID! Saturday, June 15th Free outdoor kittens to a good home. $375 & Up. 417-532-9188, 417- 7am-? 2 months old. Loving and adorable. 588-5435. Call for info. 417-532-6981. LEGAL Real Estate Rentals Acrylic paints, ladies clothing-3-2X, men’s M- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE XL, Christmas/Halloween, books, includes Default having been made in the Twilight 4-book set, 6 chairs, glass top patio Apartments/ Duplexes payment of that certain note secured set, DVDs, guns/pistols, perennial flowers, 12’ by Deed of Trust executed by Harvey sunscreen, Disney VCR tapes, dolls, car cover, 405 J. Cranmer Jr., A Married Person, tools, 8:00pm to dark, Thurs.-Sat. 1449 Ryan dated June 1, 2006 and recorded Street. Sale to help granddaughters in college. on June 2, 2006 in Book 238, Page 837-849, as Document No. 2006-

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(1961), actress Yasmine Bleeth (1968) The Stars Show the Kind of Day AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) *** You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; ★★★★ Allow greater fl ow between Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet at 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Diffi cult you and others. You have many good www.jacquelinebigar.com. ARIES (March 21-April 19) ideas. A key loved one relishes his or (c) 2013 by King Features Syndicate Inc. ★★★★ You could get the lion’s share of your work done if you priori- tize. It might not be worth it, as many of you will be content just tidying up ® your desk and doing nothing more. DILBERT By Scott Adams Use your imagination in order to get others to share their ideas. Tonight: Happy close to home. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ★★★★★ Levity builds all day long. Handle what is serious or what cannot be put off any longer. Give up a need for control, and defer to others. An associate might be testy. A meeting could transform into a fun get-together. Re- Learn Signs of Elder Abuse lax -- don’t worry so much. Tonight: Paint the town red. To Prevent It From Happening GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ★★★★ Stay centered and know by Abigail Van Buren your priorities. Your family will take © 2013 Universal Uclick up any additional time you have, ® HAGAR THE HORRIBLE By Chris Browne even though you might prefer to deal DEAR ABBY: Thank you for mother” is appropriate because I’m with other matters. You might feel as all you do to keep our seniors safe. only four to seven years older than though you are running around, put- Saturday, June 15, is World Elder they are. Do you have any ideas as ting out one fi re after another. Tonight: Abuse Awareness Day. On that day, to what might be appropriate? communities in the USA and all “MARILYN” IN NEW JERSEY Do only what you want. over the world will sponsor events CANCER (June 21-July 22) to highlight the growing tragic issue DEAR “MARILYN”: You could ★★★★ Speak your mind, but use of elder abuse. be introduced as “Dad’s widow,” your ability to soften the words. Others Your readers — young and old — “my late father’s wife” or simply will respond better as a result. Reach should know that the U.S. Admin- by your name. out to someone at a distance in order istration on Aging estimates that as many as 5 million seniors are *** to get some feedback. You will gain a abused or neglected each year in the DEAR ABBY: Some friends are more complete perspective if you do. United States. in the process of adopting two chil- Tonight: Invite a friend or co-worker Elder abuse can be physical, emo- dren internationally. Early on, they to join you. tional, financial and sexual. It also had a garage sale with the proceeds includes people who are neglected. going toward the adoption. I was LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Elders who are abused are twice as excited for them and wanted to help. ★★★ You might be more concerned likely to be hospitalized, four times BLONDIE® about security-related matters than you as likely to go into nursing homes However, this was soon followed by By Dean Young & Denis Lebrun and three times as likely to die. more requests — for yard sale dona- have been in a while. You also could tions, two more garage sales, the discover some errors in your budget- Elder abuse can be prevented if everyone would learn the warning “opportunity” to buy expensive cof- ing. Make an adjustment, then decide signs and report it to Adult Protec- fee online, a fundraising dinner, and how to remedy the problem. Some- tive Services or the police if they then a solicitation for me and oth- times you refuse to see the obvious. suspect it is happening. ers to provide a “virtual shower” of Tonight: All smiles. MARY TWOMEY, plane ticket money. MSW, UNIVERSITY OF Each time I am notified about VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CALIFORNIA-IRVINE another fundraiser, I feel less and ★★★★ You hit one of your power less charitable. I have never been days this month, and you fi nally will DEAR READERS: I was dis- asked for money for the same thing decide to deal with someone who is mayed to learn that 90 percent of in so many different ways in such a being diffi cult in your immediate en- elder abuse happens at the hands short time. While I’m thrilled with of a family member or a caregiv- their desire to adopt, I am increas- vironment. You might not get the re- er. The descriptions of the kinds ingly disgusted and put off by their sponse you desire, but at least you’ll of treatment these elderly adults continued pleas for money. Am I have said your piece. Tonight: What- experience are frightening, and wrong to be so upset about this? ever makes you happy. frankly, not suitable for readers A LITTLE TICKED OFF ® LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) of all ages. That is why I am urg- BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker ing readers to get more informa- ★★★ You might not be content with DEAR TICKED OFF: It tion on this important subject by appears your “friends” are tak- an unexpected change that could affect visiting www.ncea.aoa.gov. ing advantage of your generos- you fi nancially. You can talk the issue We can all stop this scourge if ity. It will continue for only as out, but at this moment, you don’t see we know what to look for and are long as you permit it. Because eye to eye with anyone. When you willing to speak up when we see the requests for help are con- the warning signs. There, but for tinuous, are you absolutely are working through a personal issue, the grace of God, go you and I. you are conceptualizing. Tonight: Get sure this couple is really in the *** middle of the adoption process some extra R and R. and not using the money for SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) DEAR ABBY: I was married to a wonderful man, “Ted,” who was 20 some other purpose? Before ★★★★ Zero in on what is impor- years my senior. In social situations donating anything else, you tant. Know that you sometimes push his adult children would introduce should find out. me as “Dad’s wife” or “Ted’s wife.” others away with your reticence. Be *** willing to discuss a problem. Have a Sadly, my husband passed away, and his children no longer know Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van discussion with a new friend or loved Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, how to refer to me socially. one. You might not be speaking in and was founded by her mother, Pauline I was recently asked by Ted’s chil- Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www. ® clear enough terms. Tonight: Where dren how I wished to be introduced, DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH By Fred Lasswell your friends are. but I’m not sure. I don’t think “step- Angeles, CA 90069.

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® GARFIELD By Jim Davis THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2013 Page 11 www.lebanondailyrecord.com FROM THE FRONT/LOCAL LTCC HONORS STUDENTS, TEACHER, FRIENDS Lebanon Technol- Report from page 1 ogy and Career Center Direc- that he quickly went to the sister got mad and went his face. tor Keith Davis, girl and took away the pipe. inside. When he tried to The boy also was hold- right, shakes hands The woman claimed that go inside, the door was ing his ribs the whole time with LTCC student she hadn’t used drugs since locked, so he banged on it he was talking to the depu- William Swalley before Mother’s Day and to be let in, waking up the ty and said they hurt from Tuesday during a said the pipe must have be- 2-year-old. being kicked. meeting of the Leb- come uncovered while they The boy said that his sis- The mother and daugh- anon R-3 School were packing her belong- ter laid her daughter back ter were arrested and taken Board. Swalley will be competing at ings. The woman told the down for a nap. He smiled to the Laclede County Jail the national Skill- child that she was going to at the girl and walked into for a 24-hour hold pending sUSA competition get in trouble for putting his room. He claims that charges of assault for the in Kansas City in the the pipe in her mouth, the his sister followed him into mother and endangering computer mainte- incident report said. the room, pushed him to the welfare of a child, as- nance competition. The woman alleged that the ground, choked him, sault, child abuse and pos- He is the ﬁ rst LTCC earlier that day, her broth- hit him and kicked him in session of drug parapher- computer network- er hit her, and she was the ribs, according to the nalia for the daughter. ing student to com- “forced” to grab him and report. The daughter consented pete at the national put him on the ground. She The deputy reported to take a urine test for il- level. corroborated the rest of her that there were scratch legal drugs. She tested mother’s story. marks on both sides of negative for all six types The 11-year-old boy told the 11-year-old’s neck, a of drugs, including meth- Friends of the the deputy that he was bruised area on his shoul- amphetamine, the report Fort member playing outside, and his der blade and a scratch on said. Steve Ehrhardt, right, accepts a plaque from LTCC Director Keith Davis. Friends of Flag Day from page 1 the Fort sponsors a trip to Fort Lebanon Mayor Lyle An- ganization that originated forget our veterans, and we Leonard Wood, derson. Free hot dogs and the idea of Flag Day. The don’t forget what they’ve so students can soda will be available while Elks have been celebrating done for us.” see military robots they last. Flag Day on their own since The local Flag Day cel- in action and get “It’s a patriotic thing,” 1904, but it wasn’t until ebration conducted by the some hands-on Jennings said of the cer- 1948 when President Harry Lebanon Elks Lodge has experience using emony. “It teaches you S. Truman, who was himself been a tradition for more them. Friends of something about the flag. a member of the Elks Lodge, than 30 years, but it was the Fort member I’m willing to bet that not signed a bill declaring Flag originally a part of the Dennis Woolsey everybody knows that, Day a national holiday. Hillbilly Days festival. In also accepted the award on behalf when you talk about the “The Elks are a very pa- 2011, the Lebanon Area of the group. Snake Flag or the Flag of triotic organization,” Jen- Chamber of Commerce St. George, that nobody is nings stated. “In addition held what would be its last probably aware that it ever to Flag Day, we’re the ones Hillbilly Days, but the Elks flew over the capitol in the that started the VA hospi- were unwilling to let their United States. It gives a tals, and we’re the ones that Flag Day tradition die with good history lesson. It just started the VA loans long the festival. As a result, the teaches a little more rever- before the government got Lebanon Elks Lodge held ence for the flag.” involved and added all the its Flag Day Ceremony at According to Jennings, red tape. So we’re a patri- the CCC for the first time the Elks Lodge was the or- otic organization: we don’t in 2012.

DTMP from page 1 The expansion, which DTMP began as Laclede headquartered in the Chi- has been in the works since Metal Products Company cago suburb of Rosemont, mid-2011, is expected to in 1947 and moved to its Ill., with offices in Dallas, add at least 75 new jobs. current site at 949 Bethel Detroit and Toronto and an In 2001 DTMP was ac- Road in 1952. The com- affiliate office in Montreal, quired by an investor group pany is a provider of metal according to the company led by Capital For Business manufacturing processes website. of St. Louis, and joined by that include stamping, fab- Wynnchurch’s strategy InvestAmerica Venture rication, welding, painting, is “to partner with middle- Group, Kansas Venture modular assemblies and market companies in the Capital, Inc., and Kansas tooling, according to its United States and Canada City Equity Partners, all website. which have outstanding based in Kansas City, Mo. In 2011, the company management teams and LTCC automotive instructor Mike Smith, LTCC Director Keith Davis, right, congratu- DTMP’s management team was recognized as the Large possess the potential for right, holds up his instructor certifi cation while lates student Heather McCleary, left, for winning also participated in the Business of the Year by the substantial growth and LTCC Director Keith Davis reads about the cer- the advanced speaking competition at the Mis- transaction. Terms of the Lebanon Area Chamber of profit improvement,” its tifi cation process. Smith has been accredited by souri FFA convention in Columbia. She will go on transaction were not dis- Commerce. website says. the National Automotive Technicians Education to represent the state in the national convention. closed. Wynnchurch Capital is Foundation as an automotive service excellence She is the fi rst student from Lebanon to win the certifi ed programing auto collision repair. competition. LDR photos/Fines Massey ed Win a pair of PREMIUM tickets to catch arsuit! a St. Louis Cardinals Game. be scwim n’t DDon’to urbe sscared ooff youryo swimsuit! Get Your Body In Swimsuit Shape Fast!

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