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www.lebanondailyrecord.com 229 W. Commercial, Lebanon Volume 69, Number 72 Daily Record WEDNESDAY 50 cents MARCH 26, DEATHS You need to read today’s Leb a non Daily Record 2014 Erma Mayes • Community news Pages 5-7 Helen Sue Roberts See Page 2 & 4 GOOD Frances Stewart REA SONS • Legal notices Page 4 Dale Douglas 4 Shadel’s Colonial/Lebanon • Jackets get hot in Florida Page 3 Shirley Buck Fraker/Marshfi eld www.holmanhowe.com • Brakes fail to stop train Page 12 www.lebanondailyrecord.com Low attendance at fi nal meeting Lake of the Ozarks LOCLG regional planner presents data Council of Local Governments Re- By Fines Massey gional Planner Andy The Daily Record Have a comment? Draper speaks about [email protected] Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com Laclede County’s While the first few meetings dedi- hazard mitigation plan cated to forming a hazard mitigation “I was kind of preparing more for while Laclede County plan were met with questions and some Tea Partiers, so I wanted to make Presiding Commis- criticisms from citizens opposed to sure we outlined some benefi ts (to hav- sioner Danny Rhoades receiving federal money, the Lake of ing the plan),” Draper said Monday and Eastern Commis- the Ozarks Council of Local Govern- night at the Laclede County Offi ce of sioner Joe Pickering ments' final meeting was sparsely Emergency Management. listen. Monday night’s attended. The main contention with detractors is meeting at the Laclede Expecting opposition, LOCLG Re- the availability of federal funds that the County Offi ce of Emer- gional Planner Andy Draper prepared a county will now be able to apply for once gency Management long list of reasons why Laclede County the hazard mitigation plan is fi nalized. was the fi nal meeting needs a hazard mitigation plan, but with For some though, especially many area for coming up with a plan. only a handful of people, who seemed schools, the possibility of grants to help to be in favor of the plan, attending the build safe rooms, which could double LDR photo meeting, he was able to zoom through See ‘Meeting’/ page 4 Fines Massey his presentation. Iowa Rd. Filings come to a bridge close for August to stay 2 county races are contested closed From LDR Staff Have a comment? Tuesday was the fi nal day Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com Structure slated for to fi le for the August primary election, and there are now ■ Circuit Clerk: Wanda replacement this year two contested races for county Tyre offi ces. ■ County Clerk: Glenda From LDR Staff Incumbent Danny Rhoades Mott The Laclede County Com- will face challenger John Carr ■ Treasurer: Jean Cook mission announced Tuesday for the Republican nomination ■ Prosecuting attorney: Jon morning that the bridge over for presiding commissioner, Morris the Dry Auglaize Creek on and Lynn Stowe, the incumbent, ■ Collector: Steve Picker- Iowa Road is closed until a will face Rebecca R. Hamilton ing new structure can be built. for the Republican nomination ■ Associate Circuit Court A truck went off of the side for recorder of deeds. judge Division 3: Steve Jack- of the bridge Monday after- LDR photos/Kelly Morgan There are no other contested son noon, which prompted county Nancy Pugh, left, consults with RosaLee Warren, right, about the cardigan she is knitting. races and only Republican ■ Associate Circuit Court The women are part of a group, the Nifty Needlers, who gather weekly at the Lebanon-Laclede offi cials to contact engineers incumbent candidates. The fol- judge Division 4: Larry Win- County Library to hone their knitting skills. Anyone wanting to join the group is encouraged to with the Missouri Department lowing is a list of incumbents frey Jr. of Transportation to see if the contact the Nifty Needlers at 532-2148. who are uncontested in the See ‘Filings’/ page 4 structure were safe for traffi c. primary: Laclede County Western Commissioner Jack Glenden- Niftily knitting the afternoon away ning told The Daily Record A DAY TO HONOR VETS Tuesday that MoDOT’s inspection has determined that the Flags billow bridge should be closed. in the wind Glendenning also said he Tuesday at did not feel the incident with the Veter- the truck caused the damage, ans' Memo- nor did the bridge’s condition rial at the cause the accident. Kenneth E. “MoDOT inspected it last Cowan Civ- year, then we had a lot of fl ood- ic Center in ing after that, so they thought it Lebanon. would be best just to close it,” Mayor Lyle Anderson Glendenning said. has desig- While the bridge will cause Betsy Scoby, left, works on a baby afghan during a nated today an inconvenience to Iowa as Operation Road travelers, there is a little meeting of the Nifty Needlers Tuesday. Above, the group members craft their projects. Iraqi/Endur- good news. ing Free- See ‘Bridge’/ page 11 dom Day in honor of the Teen hurt in nation’s mili- Myths, monsters and macabre tary veterans who served crash Monday Community Arts Lebanon Missouri to offer classes in folklore, legends in the con- From LDR Staff fl icts in Iraq A Lebanon teenager was From LDR Staff and fall, and an average class and Afghani- Halloween may take place Have a comment? injured in a one-vehicle wreck will include one to two guest Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com stan. at 11:40 a.m. Monday on in the fall, but that doesn’t speakers. mean that you can’t scare Rogers explained that the LDR photo Route AA, 3 miles northwest and other places around. Kelly Morgan of Lebanon. yourself in the spring. class, which is in its second Community Arts year, will cover folklore Pythian Castle in Springfi eld, The Missouri State High- and places like that. And we way Patrol reports that Mari- Lebanon Missouri and legends from the state will hold the fi rst of of Missouri. talk about the Missouri his- ah F. Defreece, 19, the driver tory involved in these places of a southbound 2000 Jeep this season’s Mis- “A lot of people talk Operation Iraqi/ souri Myths, Mon- about local lore, like dif- and sometimes people will Cherokee, ran off the right start talking about the fact sters and Macabre ferent places that side of the roadway, came that in 1973 there were an ex- Enduring Freedom Day classes from 7 to 9 they’ve heard back onto the roadway and tremely high number of UFO ran off the left side. Her vehi- p.m. on April 4 at about or people From LDR Staff Simplicity Coffee, sightings in Missouri. Lebanon Mayor Lyle An- Have a comment? cle then struck a support cable that they’ve heard Go to www.lebanondailyrecord.com Tea and More at “It just goes over anything derson has followed the lead for a utility pole and came to about,” she said. kind of creepy that has to do rest in a private driveway. 200 W. Commer- “There used to be of Gov. Jay Nixon, designating cial St. with Missouri history,” Rog- great thanks to all those who Defreece was taken by a lot of people today as Operation Iraqi/En- According ers said. during Freedom Day in honor served in Operation Iraqi private vehicle to Mercy Hos- who would say, to CALM co- Rogers said that folklore of the nation’s military veter- Freedom, Operation Desert pital Lebanon with what the if you go over to ordinator Phyllis is an interesting lens through ans who served in the confl icts Storm and all future military op- patrol described as minor the Lonesome Hill, Rogers, the class will meet which to view Missouri his- in Iraq and Afghanistan. erations within the Iraq and Af- injuries. there was a lot of lore, every- tory. ghanistan regions,” Anderson’s The driver was not wear- the fi rst non-holiday Friday “The city of Lebanon wish- body thought it was haunted See ‘CALM’/ page 11 ing a seat belt. of every month in the spring es to acknowledge and express See ‘Veterans’/ page 11 Page 2 THE LEBANON (MO.) 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CALENDAR DEATHS

The Lebanon Daily Record DALE DOUGLAS 8 p.m. Thursday at Shadel’s Calendar of Events is open to Dale Douglas, 64, of Groves- Colonial Chapel. churches, civic groups, clubs, schools and other Lebanon- pring, died Monday, March 24, Memorials have been sug- area nonprofi t organizations. 2014, in Springfi eld. gested to one of the following: Calendar items may con- He was born Feb. 17, 1950, McBride Cemetery, Gardner tain the following informa- in Laclede County to Ivan P. Freewill Baptist Church, Gide- tion: event, date, time, place, and Lois C. Parker Douglas, on Bibles and donations may sponsoring organization and who preceded him in death. be left at or mailed to Shadel’s person to contact for more in- On Aug. 19, 1969, he mar- Colonial Chapel. formation (FFI numbers). The ried Brenda Yeager. Sign guest book at www. Calendar will be published according to space available. He was a dairy farmer and shadelscolonialchapel.com. a member of Gardner Freewill MARCH 23-26 Baptist Church. HILLCREST BAPTIST Survivors include his wife, CHURCH REVIVAL Brenda, of the home; two — 6:30 p.m. Evangelist: Bob Caldwell and worship daughters, Penny Archer and leader Greg Dixon. FFI: husband, Duane, of Leba- 532-6159. non, and Daleana Perez, of THURSDAY, MARCH 27 HELEN SUE ROBERTS Grovespring; six brothers, STITCH & RIP QUILT ERMA MAYES FRANCES STEWART Helen Sue Roberts, 74, Roger Douglas and his wife, GROUP — 5-9 p.m. ev- Erma Mayes, 83, of Leba- Frances Stewart, 74, of of Richland, died Saturday, Jean Ann, of Grovespring; TODAY’S ery Thursday at Lebanon- non, died Monday, March 24, Phillipsburg, died Saturday, March 22, 2014, in Richland. David Douglas and his wife, Laclede County Library. 2014, in Lebanon. March 22, 2014, in Spring- She was born Aug. 13, Debbie, of Lebanon; Ralph BIRT BIRTHDAYSHDAYS FFI: 531-1320. 1939, in Lebanon to Clyde and MERCY HOSPITAL LEBA- She was born May 20, 1930, fi eld. Douglas and his wife, Linda, in Madrid, Iowa, to Warren She was born July 4, 1939, Freda Brittain Ramsey. of Grovespring; Carl Douglas Conductor-composer Pierre NON AUXILIARY STUFF She was preceded in death A CRITTER FUNDRAIS- J. and Bessie Mae Jackson in Lebanon to George W. and and his wife, Jackie, of West Boulez is 89. Retired Supreme ER — 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Sutherland. Ada Marie Huckaby Gold- by her parents and a sister, Plains; Lowell Douglas and his Court Justice Sandra Day conference rooms 1-4. Bring On April 29, 1966, she mar- inger. Ann Hickman. wife, Carol, of Lebanon; Kelly O’Connor is 84. Actor-director kids or stuff a critter for ried John Leonard Mayes. On July 12, 1957, she mar- On Nov. 16, 1957, she mar- Douglas and his wife, Karen, Leonard Nimoy is 83. Actor them. Snow cones and cot- She was preceded in death ried Tommy Stewart. ried Orville Roberts. of St. Anne, Ill.; a sister, Ruth Alan Arkin is 80. Palestinian ton candy available. by her parents; her husband; a She was preceded in death She was of the Baptist Ann Shortt and husband, Loy, President Mahmoud Abbas is FRIDAY, MARCH 28 faith. ELKS LODGE FISH FRY sister, Beverly Nigg; and a son, by her parents; her husband, of Lebanon; two sisters-in-law, 79. House Democratic Leader Kevin Foss. Tommy Stewart, and a grand- She was an LPN nurse Deena Crisp and her husband, Nancy Pelosi (puh-LOH’-see) — 5-7 p.m. at old Route with Breech Medical Center in 66. Fish, fried potatoes and She was the manager for son, Thomas Lee Keen. Eldon, of Mountain Grove; is 74. Actor James Caan is 74. onions, baked beans, salad, Public Water District No. 1 in She was a used car dealer. Lebanon and several nursing Joyce Miller and significant corn bread, desserts, cof- Lebanon. Survivors include two homes and was also a school other, Steve Zehner, of Leba- fee and tea. $8 per person, Survivors include three daughters, Debra Burnett and nurse. non; fi ve grandchildren, Logan LEGAL NOTICE Survivors include her hus- $6 kids 12 and under. FFI: daughters, Karen Ray and her her husband, Bob, of Shaw- Prock, Matthew Archer, Zach- PUBLIC HEARING 532-2557. husband, Steven, of Lebanon; nee, Kan., and Susie Zwinge, band, Orville Roberts; a son, ary Perez, Timothy Perez, Jase FRAID HOLLER BAND Joseph Neal Roberts, of Rich- Public notice is hereby given that Konnie Perry, of Oskaloosa, of Eldridge; a brother, Bill Ringer, also a number of other a public hearing will be held at — 7-10:30 p.m. at Conway land; two daughters, Rebecca Community Building. 50s Iowa, and Melanie Mayes Goldinger and his wife, Char- relatives and friends. 7:00 P.M., Thursday, April 10, 2014 and her husband, W. Gray Roberts Hendrix and Patricia Funeral services for Dale at Lebanon City Hall located at 401 and 60s dance. Free ham- lotte, of Palmyra; three sisters, S. Jefferson, Lebanon MO. The burgers and hot dogs. Dean, of Oak Ridge, Tenn.; a Marian Blankenship, Judy Scantlin, both of Richland; a Douglas will be held at 2 p.m. sister, Linda Hooker and her purpose of the hearing is to consider SATURDAY, MARCH 29 brother, Robert Sutherland, of Ruble and husband, David, Friday, March 28, 2014, at a fi nal subdivision plat of the prop- BENEFIT FOR CODY Lebanon; fi ve grandchildren, all of Lebanon, and Clara husband, Buck, of Richland; Shadel’s Colonial Chapel with erty located at 605 South Jefferson ALLEN — 1 p.m. at Mills Kenny Ray and his wife, Me- five grandchildren, Jeremy Roger, Ralph, Kelly and David {Smitty’s Grocery}. Property will be Rhoads and husband, Lester, known as Interstate Center LLC, Center. Food, family fun, gan, Christopher Ray and his Schutt, Andrew Smith, Holly Douglas offi ciating. music, silent and live of Falcon; three grandchil- consisting of two commercial lots. wife, Kayla, Amanda Brown dren, Lisa Lemons and hus- Roberts Pinkston, Jamie Hen- Burial will be in McBride auctions. derson, and Hilary Roberts; All interested persons are invited to and her husband, Jon, Scott band, Jared, Jonathan Burnett Cemetery, under the direction attend this meeting. HUGHES CENTER seven great-grandchildren, DANCE — 7-10 p.m. with Perry and his wife, Stepha- and wife, Jennifer, and Brian of Shadel’s Colonial Chapel of /s/ Noel Massey Ray Hicks Band. Bring nie, and Andrew Perry and Burnett and wife, Bethany; other relatives and many Lebanon. Interim Community fi nger foods. his wife, Sara; eight great- seven great-grandchildren, friends. Visitation will be from 6 to Development Director ELKS LODGE DANCE grandchildren, Jace Kyler Ray, also a number of other rela- Funeral services for Helen (03)-26 Sue Roberts will be held at — 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. with Kate Ray, Caleb Brown, Grace tives and friends. Custom Country Band. FFI: 11 a.m. Thursday, March 27, Brown, Leah Brown, Ruth- Funeral services for Fran- 532-2557. 2014, at Shadel’s Colonial Anne Brown, Sammy Perry ces Stewart will be held at 3 LHS CLASS OF 1961 Chapel with Pastor Eddie and Leanna Perry, other rela- p.m. Wednesday, March 26, LUNCHEON — noon at Brandt offi ciating. tives and many dear friends. Dowd’s Restaurant. 2014, at Shadel’s Colonial Burial will be in Hazelgreen SUNDAY, MARCH 30 Funeral services for Erma Chapel with James Hicks of- Cemetery under the direction SECOND BAPTIST Mayes will be held at 10 a.m. fi ciating. CHURCH GOSPEL of Shadel’s Colonial Chapel of Friday, March 28, 2014, at Burial will be in Hough Lebanon. CONCERT — 6 p.m. at 360 Shadel’s Colonial Chapel. Chapel Cemetery, under the S. Madison Ave. with “Final Visitation will be from 10 Authority.’’ Everyone Burial will be in the Antioch direction of Shadel’s Colonial a.m. until service time at 11 welcome. Cemetery at Oakland, under Chapel of Lebanon. a.m. Thursday also at Shadel’s MARCH 30-31, APRIL 1-2 the direction of Shadel’s Colo- Visitation will be from Colonial Chapel. LIBERTY FWB CHURCH nial Chapel of Lebanon. 2 p.m. until service time at A memorial has been sug- SPRING REVIVAL — 11 Visitation will be from 6 to 3 p.m. also at the funeral gested to Hazelgreen Cem- a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday, 7 8 p.m. Thursday at Shadel’s chapel. etery and donations may p.m. Monday-Wednesday. Colonial Chapel. A memorial has been es- Evangelist: Bro. Derek be left at Shadel’s Colonial In lieu of fl owers, the fam- tablished to Hough Chapel Weather Provided By Stinnett. Special singing. Chapel. # ily has asked donations be Cemetery and donations may Sign guest book at www. 1 MONDAY, MARCH 31 ted ALCOHOLICS ANON- made to Regional Hospice or be left or mailed to: Shadel’s shadelscolonialchapel.com. Vo YMOUS — noon every Antioch Cemetery and dona- Colonial Chapel, 1001 North tions can be left at Shadel’s Thank You! Monday, Wednesday and Lynn, Lebanon, Mo. 65536. 532-6239 320 E. Commercial St. Lebanon, MO Thursday; 6 p.m. Fridays; 5 Colonial Chapel. Sign guest book at www. EXCEEDING YOUR EXPECTATIONS SINCE 1984 p.m. Sunday, St. Francis de Sign guest book at www. shadelscolonialchapel.com. Sales Mumford Building. shadelscolonialchapel.com. ALANON — 5:30 p.m. every Monday at First United Methodist Church. TUESDAY, APRIL 1 MORE DEATHS LEBANON ART GUILD OFFICERS & BOARD ARE ON PAGE 4 MEETING — 4:30 p.m. at the Gallery, General READ THE Meeting and activity at 6 p.m., 227 W. Commercial. DAILY RECORD FFI: 417-531-1832. 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High School Boys’ Baseball ● lebanon yellowjackets win 13-5, 11-1 NFL Football

NFL ofﬁ ce ‘Jackets get hot in Sunshine State can help refs with replays

The Associated Press ORLANDO, Fla. — The NFL offi ciating department will help referees rule on in- stant replay reviews starting next season. League owners passed a rule Tuesday allowing referees to consult with director of officiating Dean Blan- dino and his staff to help determine whether a call should be upheld or over- turned. NFL officials said the change should speed up the process. Blandino and other staff will be monitoring the games from league offi ces in New York, and they will immediately begin reviewing challenges before the referee even gets to his monitor. They can make recommendations on what replays to look at, but the referee still will make the fi nal decision. Rich McKay, Falcons president and co-chairman of the influential competi- tion committee, called it “kind of a proof of concept to see how this works. We feel pretty comfortable with it, though.” “What we do like is we take the true experts in replay, those in New York, to be able to com- municate with the referees LDR photo/Israel Potoczny who have the ultimate de- Lebanon senior Matt Cornelison, right, handles a pick-off throw at fi rst base while a Niles North (Ill.) baserunner dives back safely during a high school baseball cision,” McKay said. “We game on Monday at ESPN Disney Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla. Lebanon defeated Niles North 11-1 in fi ve innings. just think we get a more consistent decision-making process.” Blandino said the new Bats come alive for LHS baseball team on Florida trip process will be faster and make more eyes available to help in the reviews. By Israel Potoczny Johnson strong on mound in win “I’ve never seen anything like it,” “Bradshaw was very efficient,” The Daily Record Young said. “When I went out to check Young said. “The second inning was “We’ll be reviewing all [email protected] on him at second base (on Sunday), I a little long for him, but he had only the angles the network is KISSIMMEE, Fla. — One day after Lebanon senior David Johnson thought he had broken it. He said he thrown seven or eight pitches in the providing, in essence find- totalling two runs in two games, the threw a solid fi ve innings in his fi rst heard a ‘pop,’ and I was worried about fi rst inning. He did what he had to ing what is the best review- Lebanon baseball team cranked out start on the mound this season, and the the rest of the year.” do to get the win. We played with his able aspect, and getting a 24 while sweeping a doubleheader on Yellowjackets strung together several Young said Long saw a trainer on fastball and his curveball some and baseline for the referee,” Monday, posting a 13-5 win over Eliza- big innings at the plate en route to a staff at ESPN Disney and was told that we never really got the change-up es- he said. “Then we will beth Forward (Pa.) and an 11-1 win over 13-5 win over Elizabeth Forward (Pa.) he had suffered a bruise as a result of a tablished, but with those two pitches, begin the communication Niles North (Ill.) at ESPN Disney Wide on Monday. player sliding into second base. he did what he had to do.” process with the referee World of Sports. Johnson went 5 1/3 innings, al- “We taped him up and got him After going 3-for-5 with a pair of once he is done speaking Lebanon, competing in Florida as lowed four hits and three walks, struck ready to go, and he played two very RBIs in the fi rst game, Lebanon senior to the coach and announc- part of a fi ve-game trip in three days out one and allowed two runs. good ballgames,” Young said. catcher Josh Archer added an RBI hit ing the challenge.” that began on Sunday and concludes on “I didn’t know how I was going to The Lebanon offense pounded out in each of his fi rst two at-bats against Tuesday, opened play on Sunday with do, I hadn’t pitched in a while,” John- 13 hits and drew four walks in the Niles North. His fi rst hit came with a 2-1 win over Chettenham (Pa.) and a son said. “I was just hoping I would contest against Elizabeth Forward. two outs and drove in Long, and his 4-0 loss to Montour (Pa.). LHS is slated throw strikes and we would get a win. Dylan Bradshaw recorded three hits second came in the third inning with to conclude play today with a game Mainly my fastball and changeup were and drew a walk, Josh Archer had a two outs and scored CD Honey, cap- ANNUAL against Grayslake Central (Ill.). working. My curveball was kind of pair of RBI hits, Nick Pearcy and Ke- ping a three-run frame. The ‘Jackets scored two runs in the high (Monday).” aton Warren each had a pair of hits, “Josh Archer is one of the best FOOD DRIVE fi rst, three in the second, single runs in Young said Johnson is still recover- and Brad Archer, Matt Cornelison catchers around,” Young said. “He WE CAN FEED NEED the fi fth and sixth, and capped the scoring from an injured fi nger suffered this the and Austin Knight combined to reach does such a great job of receiving and ing with a six-run seventh inning on past winter. JOIN AND GET A base safely fi ve times in the bottom of a great job of handling the pitching Monday against Elizabeth Forward. “He did a good job and basically the order. staff and blocking baseballs. Offen- SERVICE The second game saw LHS score a had two pitches, his fastball and his “(The offense) was good, and that sively, he has really stepped up and $0FEE* single run in the fi rst, three in the third, curveball,” Young sad. “He did a is going to mean a lot for us the rest of been that run producer that we have fi ve more in the fourth and a single run good job of changing speeds when he 2 WEEKS ONLY! the year,” Johnson said. needed. We put him in the cleanup in the fi fth as the ‘Jackets run-ruled needed to and did exactly what he had hole and did good job today.” THREE WAYS TO PARTICIPATE Niles North (Ill.), 11-1. to do to get the win.” BRING IN A $30 CHECK TO Honey had a pair of sacrifi ce bunts “I think it all came down to getting Pearcy, a junior left hander, threw Bradshaw effi cient as LHS YOUR LOCAL CURVES CLUB and scored three runs, while Nick the right pitches to hit,” Lebanon head 2/3 of an inning against Elizabeth run-rules Niles North BRING IN A GROCERY BAG Pearcy had an RBI hit and Warren FILLED WITH NON-PERISHABLE coach Dustin Young said. “They did Forward in relief of Johnson, and Caius FOOD ITEMS had an RBI double. Austin Knight a good job of laying off the offspeed Gillen got the fi nal out. Senior Dylan Bradshaw went the BRING IN A FRIEND WITH reached base safely twice in the No. pitches early and getting a fastball and Senior shortstop Rocky Long re- distance on the mound for LHS, al- DONATION. JOIN AND GET A 9 hole, drawing a walk, stealing a $0 SERVICE FEE* driving it. That is something that we turned from an ankle injury suffered lowing two hits and one run as the base and scoring a run in the third have been preaching both last year and on Sunday to score three runs and go 1- ‘Jackets made short work of Niles and getting a hit and scoring in a so far this year. for-3 with two RBIs in the leadoff spot. North, winning in fi ve innings, 11-1. fi ve-run fourth. “The kids have responded to that He was later 3-for-3 in the ‘Jackets’ 11-1 Bradshaw walked three and struck 543 E. ELM, CHALET VILLAGE well.” win over Niles North. out two. 588-9000 NEW ON MARKET!!! FREE LIBERTY Small REALTY 67 ACRES plus NICE NEWLY REMODELED HOME! Fantastic Coffee kitchen with beautiful new cabinets! Gas log fireplace is open to 117 W. Commercial • Lebanon kitchen, dining and living areas. Conveniently located and secluded 417-532-1277 in country but close in to Lebanon and easy access on paved. 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Betty Roxanne Linda & Frieda Steve Morris Millard Clebert Tudor Hays Cordry 850 S. JEFFERSON 25416 GRANITE LN. 417-664-6520 417-718-0838 417-664-0183 417-532-5789 417-594-5580 Page 4 THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com DEATHS LEGAL NOTICES SHIRLEY BUCK and operated an antique Grove; three sisters, Mary the direction of Fraker Fu- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PUBLIC HEARING Shirley Buck, 78, of Con- store in Conway with her Jean Lowrance, of Kansas neral Home of Marshfield. OF LACLEDE COUNTY, MISSOURI Public notice is hereby given that PROBATE DIVISION husband for several years. City; Sue Vincent and her Rosary services with visi- a public hearing will be held at way, died Sunday, March IN THE ESTATE OF: 7:00 P.M. Thursday, April 10, 2014 23, 2014. Survivors include her husband, Bert, of Conway, tation to follow, will be at CHRISTOPHER W. BERNELIS, SR., at Lebanon City Hall located at 401 She was born July 12, husband, Carl; a son, Joe and Martha Cologna and 6 p.m. Wednesday in the DECEASED. S. Jefferson, Lebanon MO. The purpose of the hearing is to consider 1935, at Conway, Mo. to Fred Buck and his wife, Linda, her husband, Charlie, of Fraker Funeral Home in Estate No. a request from Triple G Properties to 12LA-PR00146 and Hattie Loree Shockley. of Phillipsburg; a daughter, Marshfield. Marshfield. vacate a portion of the City’s Right of She was preceded in death Carla Caffey, of Marshfield; Funeral Mass for Shirley The family suggests me- NOTICE OF Way at the corner of East Elm Street by her parents, and two five grandchildren, eight Buck will be held at 10 a.m. morial contributions can be FINAL SETTLEMENT and Seminole Road. brothers, Charles Shockley great-grandchildren; two Thursday, March 27, 2014, made to the Reed Cemetery TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED All interested persons are invited to IN THE ESTATE OF CHRISTOPHER and David Shockley. brothers, Ronnie Shockley in the Sacred Heart Catholic or Sacred Heart Catholic attend this meeting. W. BERNELIS, SR.: /s/ Noel Massey She was employed at H.D. and his wife, Judy, of Con- Church in Conway. Church in care of Fraker Notice is hereby given that Melissa Interim Community Lee Company in Lebanon for way, and Jerry Shockley Burial will be in the Reed Funeral Home, P.O. Box 85, Ziemianin, Personal Representative, Development Director several years and also owned and his wife, Norma, of Fair Cemetery, Niangua, under Marshfield, Mo. 65706. will fi le a Final Settlement and Petition for Order of Distribution in this Court (03)-26 on the 24th day of April, 2014, or as PUBLIC HEARING may be continued by the Court. Public notice is hereby given that FROM THE FRONT/LOCAL Objections to the Final Settlement or a public hearing will be held at Petition for Distribution shall be fi led 7:00 P.M., Thursday, April 10, 2014 in writing within twenty days after fi led at Lebanon City Hall located at 401 for the Final Settlement. S. Jefferson, Lebanon MO. The from page 1 Dated this 20th day of March, purpose of the hearing is to con- Filings 2014. sider a Preliminary Subdivision Plat MELISSA ZIEMIANIN submitted by Triple G Properties, In the Missouri House and ton is unopposed in her bid On the Congressional side and Libertarian parties. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE located at the corner of East Elm Senate, Republican incumbent for re-election to the 123rd of the election, Republican Filing as a candidate for P.O. Box 892 Street and Seminole Road. Pineville, MO 64856 Sandy Crawford of Buffalo District in the Missouri House Vicky Hartzler of Harrison- the Democratic nomination All interested persons are invited to has fi led to seek the Republi- of Representatives. She is a ville has fi led to seek a sec- are Jim Hill of Pleasant Hill (03)-26 (04)-02-09-16 attend this meeting. can nomination for the 129th Republican. ond term for the U.S. House and Nate Irvin of Versailles. /s/ Noel Massey District in the Missouri House Mike Parson, R-Bolivar, of Representatives. Hartzler, Randall (Randy) Langkraehr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Interim Community OF LACLEDE COUNTY, MISSOURI Development Director of Representatives. John L. the representative of the who represents Missouri’s or Warrensburg, and Her- STATE OF MISSOURI (03)-26 Wilson of Conway has fi led 28th Senate Distinct. Parson Fourth Congressional Dis- schel L. Young of Harri- U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., to seek the Democratic nomi- has fi led to see re-election to trict, is unopposed in her sonville have filed for the as Trustee for LSF8 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT nation. his seat and is so far unop- party, but there have been fi l- Libertarian nomination. Master Participation Trust, OF LACLEDE COUNTY, MISSOURI PROBATE DIVISION Diane Franklin of Camden- posed. ings in both the Democratic Plaintiff, vs. IN THE ESTATE OF: GLEN RIPLEY, JAMES DEMENCIUS, et al., Incapacitated and Disabled. Defendants. Case No. Case No. from page 1 14LA-PR00023 Meeting 13LA-CC00191 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF NOTICE UPON ORDER GUARDIAN AND CONSERVATOR FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION as whatever kind of room dentially declared disasters Missouri State Emergency tended the meeting along TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED the school needs like a new and three emergency decla- Management Agency for ap- with Eastern Commissioner The State of Missouri to Defen- IN THE ESTATE OF GLEN RIPLEY: cafeteria or gymnasium, is rations. proval, which will then send Joe Pickering. dants James Demencius and Jamie On February 27, 2014, Dorthaia Demencius: one of the main reasons for Other goals included are the plan to the Federal Emer- Draper stressed that al- Ripley and Shawn Ripley was ap- You are hereby notifi ed that an ac- pointed Co-Guardians of the person establishing a hazard miti- encouraging public facili- gency Management Agency though Monday night’s tion has been commenced against and Co-Conservators of the Estate of gation plan for the Laclede ties to have storm shelters, for fi nal approval. meeting was the last plan- you in the Circuit Court for Laclede Glen Ripley, a person adjudicated to County, State of Missouri, the object incapacitated and a disabled person County OEM. promoting the benefi t of safe Draper expects the pro- ning meeting, LOCLG had and general nature of which is to Quiet “What everybody is really rooms and guiding people to cess to take 60 to 90 days. no plans of abandoning by the Probate Division of the Laclede Title as to the property secured by said county Circuit Court, Laclede County, interested in is the Hazard relief from the cold during When the plan is ap- Laclede County. deed of trust dated March 21, 2007, Missouri. The business address of the Mitigation Assistance Pro- severe winter weather. proved, it will be up to gov- “Probably one of the big and which action affects the following Co-Guardians and Co-Conservators grams, including the Hazard The public is still able to ernment and school entities things I want to focus on, described property to wit: are: Dorthaia Ripley, 16542 Laurel THE NORTH 264 FEET OF THE Mitigation Grant Program, comment on the plan, which to pass resolutions in favor not only because we put in Road, Eldridge, MO 65463, and EAST HALF OF LOT ONE (1) OF Shawn Ripley, 16452 Laurel Road, the Pre-disaster Mitigation, is available for viewing on- of accepting the plan. the time to do this, we want THE NORTHWEST QUARTER, Eldridge, MO 65463, and the name the Flood Mitigation As- line at loclg.org/laclede- “It’s been a long time com- to monitor and make sure SECTION FOUR (4), TOWNSHIP and address of their attorney is Rob- sistance Program and Se- countyhmp.htm, until the ing,” said Laclede County you’re progressing with it. THIRTY-FOUR (34) NORTH, RANGE ert E. O’Neil, of O’Neil & O’Neil Law FIFTEEN (15) WEST OF THE FIFTH vere Repetitive Loss Grant,” end of the month. On April Presiding Commissioner We don’t just want this to sit Offi ces, 301 North Adams, Lebanon, PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, LACLEDE MO 65536, whose telephone number Draper said. 1, the plan will be sent to the Danny Rhoades, who aton a shelf,” he said. COUNTY, MISSOURI. is 417/532-2101. Along with making grants The names of all parties to said All creditors of said Glen Ripley are available, the plan provides action are stated above in the caption hereby notifi ed to fi le their claims in hereof and the name and address of the Probate Division of the Laclede information and lists re- the attorney for the Plaintiff is Jon County Circuit Court within six months sources in the county, raises Lammers or Aaron M. Schuckman, from the date of fi rst publication of this awareness, faster recovery Millsap & Singer, LLC, 612 Spirit notice or be forever barred. from disasters and brings Dr., St. Louis, MO 63005, (636) 537- Date of first publication is March 0110. 5, 2014. communities together, ac- You are further notifi ed that, unless Heather Offi cer cording to Draper. you fi le an answer or other pleading Probate Division Clerk “A more disaster resilient or shall otherwise appear and defend Laclede County Circuit Clerk community is one of the against the aforesaid petition within (03)-05-12-19-26 forty-fi ve (45) days after the 12th day things (that is a benefit to of March, 2014 judgment by default IN THE CIRCUIT COURT the plan). Resilient is pretty will be rendered against you. OF LACLEDE COUNTY, MISSOURI much the new buzz word Witness my hand and the seal PROBATE DIVISION coming around. That’s re- of the Circuit Court this 6th day of Steven B. Jackson April 15, 2014, is the last day you can March, 2014. Judge ally just working the most Wanda Tyre contribute to an IRA for 2013. Come by IN THE ESTATE OF: with what you have by be- Circuit Clerk MARY MARGARET FOLEY, By Brenda Huntley ing the most effi cient with today and talk to our financial service Deceased. it environmentally and also Deputy Clerk representatives about an investment that (03)-12-19-26 (04)-02 Estate No. economically and fi nancially is right for your situation. We offer CD’s, 14LA-PR00024 wise,” Draper said. “I think NOTICE OF by having this, it defi nitely Financial Planning Services, IRA’s and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT LETTERS GRANTED OF LACLEDE COUNTY, MISSOURI does exemplify you as a re- Investments. Our trained professionals TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED silient community.” are able to advise you on the current tax IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: IN THE ESTATE OF MARY MARGA- LACY L. HILL and RET FOLEY, DECEDENT: Laclede County is one of JON WILLIAM HILL regulations regarding IRAs. On February 24, 2014, the last will only two Missouri counties LACY L. HILL, of the decedent having been admitted that do not have a hazard 5 Walters Drive to probate Sheila Fern Darnell and mitigation plan, which es- Lebanon, Missouri 65536 Brian Keith Foley were appointed tablishes procedures for SSN: xxxx-xx-6790 Co-Personal Representatives of Petitioner, the Estate of Mary Margaret Foley, widespread emergencies vs. decedent, by the Probate Division of like tornadoes, fl ooding and JON WILLIAM HILL, the Circuit Court of Laclede County, severe winter storms. LO- 278 N. Jefferson, Lebanon, MO • 417-588-1000 Unknown Missouri. The address of the Co- CLG started working with Online banking made easy at www.midmobank.com SSS: Unknown Personal Representatives are Sheila Fern Darnell, 15913 Monroe Drive, the Laclede County OEM Respondent. Case No. Phillipsburg, Missouri 65722 and last summer and held three 14LA-DR00047 Brian Keith Foley, 10625 Edwards Road, Lebanon, Missouri 65536 and public meetings to get input NOTICE ON from the public. Out of those the Co-Personal Representatives’ at- ORDER OF PUBLICATION torney is J. Christopher Allen whose meetings, participants for- TO: address and phone number are Allen mulated a list of goals. JON WILLIAM HILL, Respondent & Rector, P.C., 135 Harwood, P.O. One goal was to measure You are hereby notified that an Box 1700, Lebanon, Missouri 65536 the probability of disasters action has been commenced in the - Phone Number 417-532-8300. Circuit Court, County of Laclede, Mis- All creditors of said decedent are occurring in Laclede County. souri, the object and general nature notifi ed to fi le claims in court within LOCLG used historical data, of which is to obtain a Judgment and six months from the date of fi rst pub- such as the amount of torna- Decree of Dissolution of Marriage by lication of this notice or if a copy of Lacy L. Hill, Petitioner. this notice was mailed to, or served does and fl oods, to aid in the The names of all parties to said suit upon, such creditor by the personal rankings. Draper said it is are stated above in the caption hereof representative, then within two months only a matter of time before and the name and address of the at- from the date it was mailed or served, the next disaster hits Laclede torney for the Petitioner is Jeffrey B. whichever is later, or be forever barred Allen, Law Offi ces of Jeffrey B. Allen, to the fullest extent permissible by law. County. P.C., 255 North Adams, Ste. C, P.O. Such six-month period and such two- “It’s a never ending cycle, Box 996, Lebanon, Missouri 65536. month period do not extend the limita- and by having this plan and You are further notifi ed that unless tion period that would bar claims one monitoring and updating it, you fi le an Answer or other pleading year after the decedent’s death, as or shall otherwise appear and defend provided in Section 473.444, RSMo, we’ll always be on our toes against the aforesaid Petitioner within or any other applicable limitation and prepared,” Draper said. forty-fi ve (45) days after the 12th day periods. Nothing in Section 473.033, He added that since 2007, of March, 2014, a Judgment and Order RSMo, shall be construed to bar any there have been six presi- of Modifi cation may be rendered in action against a decedent’s liability favor of Petitioner. insurance carrier through a defendant IT IS ORDERED THAT a copy ad litem pursuant to section 537.021, hereof be published according to the RSMo. law in the Lebanon Daily Record, The Personal Representative may a newspaper of general circulation administer the estate independently, published in the County of Laclede, without adjudication, judgment, order, State of Missouri. or direction of the Probate Division of A true copy from the record. the Circuit Court, unless a petition for Witness my hand and seal of the supervised administration is made to Circuit Court of the County of Laclede, and granted by the Court. State of Missouri, this 10th day of Date of the decedent’s death was March, 2014. January 27, 2014. Wanda Tyre Date of first publication is March Circuit Clerk 5, 2014. By Brenda Huntley Heather Offi cer Deputy Clerk Clerk (03)-12-19-26 (04)-02 (03)-05-12-19-26

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8th Country & Gospel Show Marshfi eld. and pitchers and berry sets, ville Watson, Greg, Julie and Lowrance drove to Republic HAPPY HILL planned for April 19 at the This morning we just re- and makes a beautiful table Sloan Kays, Guylene Frank- and went to church with Lois Conway Community Center. ceived by Fed Ex Silver Dollar setting — very popular and lin, Dorothy Myers, Melissa Wills and all her children and By Pearl Goans Mark your calendar and plan City season passes from our collectible. Livingston, Charlene Shivers, grandchildren, as well as Nita We had 53 in church at to attend. It will be held from son Chuck. So guess we’ll I like this about how to get Sybil Agan, our service men Randolph and Linda Cooper Happy Hill Sunday, March 23. 11 a.m. through 7 p.m. There have to check the park out along with people: 1. Like. if and women, our hungry, our from Springfi eld. They were There were no birthdays. John will be a variety of singers and soon. We enjoy Silver Dollar you genuinely like people, poor, and may we have peace celebrating Lois’ 80th birth- and Dana Morgan and Darrell musicians. Of course Terry City. enjoy being with them, talk- on earth and good will toward day; Leona reported they fi lled and Donna Cook had anni- will be performing with his That’s all I know for now, so ing with them, and like be- men. three pews at church. Then to versaries. We had 34 Bibles. famous steel guitar. until next time, 417-589-2815 ing helpful to them, you will I never learned anything top it off, the LWML ladies We had specials by Becky and Remember the Conway or 417-664-0915. find that people generally while I was talking and I there were having a luncheon, Adrianne Allen. Bro. Harwell Senior Center’s spring garage will like you. And when mu- learned early in my life friends and they all stayed and ate preached for us using Acts 4:2- sale May 8-9-10. They already tual liking exists, people get are the family we choose. with them. (Happy Birthday, 38. Sunday night was youth have loads of stuff but are still HIG HIGHWAYHWAY along with one another. 2. Lois, and many more!) night. Lawayne Perryman accepting. Interest. Become interested in That’s not all; after she got was leader and the little ones A big thank you to all who 32 EAST the other person’s ideas and RADER home, Leona got a call that sang for specials — very well helped make the Senior Cen- activities. Direct conversa- the Rader LWML was meet- done. By Marie Williams By Barb Medlock ter’s corned beef and cabbage tion to the other individual’s ing, so she went to that also, Alice Scheets visited her Last Friday afternoon fundraiser a big success. The As I’ve learned to live the interests, rather than talking and although only fi ve ladies kids in eastern Missouri part grandson Garrett and I drove proceeds from these fundrais- moments of my life, the years about yourself. As you become showed up, it took them 2 ½ of last week. to Jefferson City to see Stacey ers are used to help support seem to take care of them- absorbed in his interests, he hours to get through with all Aaron, Laura and Eva Da- Woods and family. Saturday the center. They also have a si- selves, and I’ve lived quite will become attentive to yours, their business and planning. vied, of Webb City, visited was the boys’ music competi- lent auction at the end of each awhile. I love the sunshine but and you will have a pleasant They had missed some meet- tion, so we were at it most of her dad and mom, Mike and month with donated items. realize we get the rain to see time together. 3. Likable. To ings due to the everlastin’ the day. Drew and Josh both Rita Goans part of last week. The March birthday lunch will the rainbow. be liked and to get along with winter weather, so had some They were on spring break. be this Wednesday the 26th for It is good to have spring, people, it is necessary to be a had instrument solos and catching up to do. Matt, Lisa and Andrew Edie, all birthdays in March with and I love to see the trees likable person. Practice the old Drew a vocal solo and was Starla Thompson had out- Wayne and I joined them two a beautiful cake donated by turning green and look for- saying, “To have friends, be in a vocal group. Their solos patient surgery in Columbia nights for dinner. Rita is a Linda Henson. ward to seeing the forsythia, friendly.’’ 4. Names. Practice all made twos, and the group Wednesday. She is sore but good cook. They also have planned an dogwood, red buds and lilacs. the art of remembering names. (men’s double quartet) made doing okay. March 27 will be Andrew Easter egg hunt on April 12 I like to put a big bunch of Focus on the other person, so a one, so it goes on to state. We My nephew, Jerry Miller Edie’s 3rd birthday, so he had in the city park, starting at 1 lilacs on my table. Bill used to that the name will register. planned to come home Sun- (Gerald) of Marshfi eld, had a a party at his home on Satur- p.m. In case of rain, April 19 is spade up a little patch and we Remember that a person’s day, but bad roads delayed us biopsy Thursday on his throat day at his mom and dad’s. He planned as an alternative. made a little garden. I love to name is important to him. and we came Monday. Thanks and will soon be having treat- had both sets of grandparents I was just informed Judy see the radish seed and other Knowing it will help you get to Diane Whitwer for doing ments for cancer. and two great-grandpas, and Teaster fell at her home and seed peeping through the along with him. 5. Easy. Be items for me. Happy anniversary to Rev. two great-grandmas. He got a is now at the doctor. We need ground and the tomato plants easy to get along with. Be a Saturday evening Alice Sam and Patty Dismang, who lot of gifts, and we all enjoyed to keep her in our prayers. blooming. In the summertime comfortable sort of person, so Vessey picked up Diane Whit- have (happily) put up with a nice lunch and birthday She has always worked dili- I would have sliced tomatoes that there is no strain in being wer, Peggy Rader and me, each other for 53 years as of cake. Aunt, uncle and cousins gently through the years for and cucumbers on the dinner with you. Be an “old shoe’’ and we went to a Tupperware today, March 23. also attended. the center. plate. kind of individual. Be homey, party at Dixie Bowman’s. In The Helping Hand bake On our prayer list are La- Our prayers and sympathy Many mornings Bill would down to earth. 6. Stimulating. all, I think 23 ladies were there! sale at Morgan will be Satur- vern Cook, Dale Douglas, Kar- go out for the Buck family. pick cucumbers and take them Cultivate the quality of being (The men hid out upstairs.) day, April 12, from 7:30 a.m. en Heafl ey, Vernie Meachum, Mother Shirley passed away to Tom Booth when he was stimulating. If being with you Lots of fun and games, and a to when we run out of food or Claude Chambers, Wayne early Sunday morning after a living and to Harwood Manor makes people feel better and good party for Dixie. give out! Come early for best Goans, Marie Wilson, Coty very short illness. Carl and Joe and leave them by the elevator more alive, you will be sought One of Ginny Sherer’s choices. Allen, Eldon Jemes, Bruce are both doing well consider- for the people. after; people will want to be friends from work, Lynn Hen- The Inheritance Quartet Light and sympathy to the ing their medical problems. This time of year we with you, and your personal inger, visited with her Sun- will be at Eureka at 10 a.m. on families of Clara Belle Parker The Conway Christian planned to go to Kansas City relations will be excellent. 7. day and enjoyed dinner with Sunday, April 13. We would and Beverly Gillis, who passed Church will be holding a ga- for the Heart of America Car- Scratchy. personal relations Ginny and her parents, Betty love to have you join us for away last week. rage sale the evening of May 3. nival Glass Association Auc- deteriorate when a person and Doyle Stokes. some great gospel music, and Those enjoying Sunday din- All proceeds will go to Shiloh tion and Sale. has scratchy elements in his Leona Medlock, Bertha afterward stay for food and ner in the Rick and Waynette Children’s Home. He was a collector of car- personality. That is to say, do Terry and Marj Welch all made fellowship – there’s always Perryman home were La- We have an addition to our nival glass. Carnival glass is not rub people the wrong way. it to Morgan Saturday, then plenty! wayne and Sherry, Josiah, prayer list. Robert Little has very collectible. It used to be Be intense and affable. in walked James and Carly The Rader Chattering Jonathan, Micah and Abby been having possible heart given for prizes at carnivals. Please pray for Twila Elam, Medlock and Rick and Di- Chicks Red Hat group will Perryman, Jamie, Ericka, Jor- problems and is still under- You would play a game and Kirk Pearce, Freeda North, xie Bowman and A.J., Jacob meet at the Rocking Chair Res- dan, Mickayla and Mickenzie going tests. Keep the previ- that would be your prize. It is Marie Wilson, Joe and Jea- and Gracie Perryman to have taurant in Conway on Friday, Light, Wayne and Pearl Goans. ously mentioned folks on your deep orange, blue, green and nette Campbell, Doris T., Pearl lunch with them. April 4, (Leona’s birthday) at We had supper at church Sun- prayer list. red. It is also very opalescent, Scott, Dan and Teresa Clark, Then Sunday Leona, Shir- 11:30. day night. I’m searching for someone quite colorful, and has many Bill and Janet Williams, Gran- ley Reid, and Tena and Charles God bless. That’s all for this time. who likes to piece quilt tops. different pieces like bowls It’s still cool in the mornings Anna Lois King had pieced down here in the hollow. We for me as well as many others. have had a heavy frost. It will We’re Ready To In the quilting world we sure Lebanon Middle School NOW... warm up after Easter. See you miss her. I like to quilt but next week. Remodel, so it’s piecing is not my cup of tea. If Secure our interested, give me a call. k CONWAY Our music group (Just CLEAN UP TIME!! id re Friends) played at the newer s futu By Retha Godwin assisted living facility on Fre- Good morning — that mont in Springfi eld last Friday. It is a beautiful facility and we morning sunshine certainly Vote YES on Proposition looks good. That weatherman enjoyed entertaining them. has some later today show- Remember the music jams New Middle School to ers ordered for us. Maybe he at Conway Senior Center on build a new 6th, 7th & 8th Monday evenings then at Phil- will be wrong. I’m ready for grade middle school on spring. How about you? It’s a lipsburg City Hall on Saturday Close bit chilly out there. evenings, also the Older Adult property owned by the Terry Wood has his annual Center on Tuesday evenings at Out District. If you’ve been laid off from Hostess-- Prices!!! HELP IS STILL AVAILABLE! Why do we need a new Are you a displaced worker from Hostess? Middle School NOW? Funds are still available to assist you with reemployment services, Lebanon Junior High School Hillcrest School including assessments, job-search assistance, and training to • Two buildings built in 1924 and 1937 • Original wing built 1951 upgrade your skills. • 647 students in 7th & 8th grades • 323 students in 6th grade Visit your local Missouri Career Center to learn what services are available to you. Everything Must Go!! Security Concerns at Lebanon Junior High To find the Career Center nearest you visit http://jobs.mo.gov/ ¸ Multiple entrances - difficult to secure For more information, call ¸ Outdoor transitions between buildings 1-888-728-5627 (J-O-B-S) Urgent Issues at Lebanon Junior High BIBLE STUDY: & old Hillcrest wing Mr. Errorman Safety concerns Bart D. Ehrman is chair of the Department of Religious Studies ¸ Poor air quality - asbestos & other possible hazards at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is also the ¸ Structural issues author of “Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed ¸ Failing exterior walls/roof/ceiling leaks the Bible and Why,” which has sold 100,000 copies or more. ¸ Wiring-limited power to add/use needed Back when he was a sophomore at Princeton Theological technology Seminary, he wrote a thesis about the words of Jesus found in Mark 2:26 concerning David taking holy bread “in the time of Poor Learning Environment Abiathar the high priest.” Ehrman went back to 1 Samuyel 21:1- ¸ 1 girls’ & 1 boys’ restroom for 647 students at Lebanon Junior High 6 and found that David had approached Ahimelech the priest. Keep more of ¸ Constant heating and cooling problems Ehrman approached his teacher, who said that maybe Mark ¸ Only 1 science lab, outdated & shared by made a mistake. The end result was that Ehrman lost his faith, multiple teachers but not his position as a teacher of the Bible. Since that time, your money in ¸ Inadequate infrastructure for technology he has spent his life debunking the Bible. Personally, I would ¸ Small classrooms have changed careers. I guess he had too much time and money your hands! invested for that. Had Ehrman done a very little more research, he would have found that Abiathar was the son of Ahimelech. Vote Yes Father and son can both be priests, but only one can be high Tuesday, April 8 priest. Priesthood was hereditary. Jesus only claimed that David for a new took the holy bread “in the time” of Abiathar the high priest, and Helton’s Home 6th • 7th • 8th grade not directly from him. For additional study: 1 Samuel 23:6, 9; Middle School 30:7; 2 Samuel 8:17; 1 Kings 2:27, 35; 4:4; Matt 26:3, 57; Luke Furnishings For more info visit: 3:2; John 11:49; 18:12-28; Acts 4:5-6.Inquiries and comments 455 N. Jefferson • 417.532.7888 www.Lebanon.k12.mo.us welcome: Mon-Fri 8-5:30 • Sat 9-5 SPRING CLEANUP TIME!!! facebook.com/LebanonR3MiddleSchoolBondIssue [email protected] www.heltonshomefurnishings.com See store for details. Paid for by Lebanon Middle School NOW! Kevin Allen Treasurer Page 6 THE LEBANON (MO.) DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com COMMUNITY

Tuesday, April 8 has been prayers, too. for you. Anderson, Jason Chapman, Items include jewelry, kitchen STOUTLANDSTOUTLAND set aside for special prayer I saw my cousins, Bea and Next Saturday will be the Sandy Henery, Rod Everage items, hats and scarves, hand TIDBITSTIDBITS for our nation and its leaders. Lena on Wednesday evening ladies’ tea party at 10 a.m. and to Ida Cook, who is recov- creams and soaps and baby Stoutland Baptist Church will while having supper with at the church basement. Ev- ering from a recent fall. items. All items are reasonably be open from 8:00-2:00 for any- my nephew Scotty and my eryone is invited to bring a Sympathy to the family of By Marie Brown priced. The gift shop is open one who wishes to pray. adopted niece, Karen. Scotty tea cup to pass to someone Beverly Gillis and to the fam- to the public. Spring has sprung! Spring got so much enjoyment talk- April 12 is the Great Out- else and come and have tea. ily of Frances Stewart. The center is open Monday is nature’s way of saying, doorsmen’s Day at the Baptist ing with Bea about her life in Janie Calton is in charge of Upcoming events for Pine “Let’s party!” It is still a little Alaska. Gotta take that boy out through Friday from 8 a.m. to Camp near Stoutland. On the this event. Creek Church include (1) 4 p.m. Lunch is served from cool for me to party too much same day, there will be an Af- there so he can listen to more If you don’t have a place youth trip to Silver Dollar stories of her adventures. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and is a sug- outside. The fl owers are ap- ter Prom Yard Sale and Bazaar to call your church home, I City and Concert on Saturday, Our love and prayers are gested contribution of $3.50 pearing like the fi rst act of a in the SHS parking lot. A tenta- truly invite you to come over March 29. Contact Becky Mc- sent to our cousin, Randy for seniors 60 and over and play. I fi lled a blue mason jar tive date for the Stoutland All to the Morgan Baptist Church. Clure for further details. (2) Berry. He’s a bit under-the- their spouses. We also have of yellow jonquils and a few Town Yard Sale is Saturday, There are so many people The Great Outdoorsman Day purple crocuses. The yellow weather right now. Hope you homebound meals available April 26 and Town Free Trash get well soon, Randy. there who will make you feel to be held at Laclede County forsythia bushes are ready Pick-Up is Friday, May 2. welcome and like you are Baptist Camp on April 12 and for those who are 60 and over to bloom and the lilacs are Have a blessed week, be and homebound. I am more than happy to safe and be kind to one an- just one of them. They have (3) Associational Women’s Re- budding. I took a few minutes Those playing Junko this add events and happenings other. truly opened their hearts and treat at Laclede County Baptist here and there this past week around Stoutland in this ar- welcomed me there. It feels Camp April 25 and 26. week were Marie Jones, Bon- to be outside — I managed to ticle — just let me know -- a like coming home. Come and nie Williams, Junior Williams, pick up a few limbs and sticks, note or e-mail is good —I have MORGAN join us Sunday School is at 10 Mae Whitehead, Peggy Harris, crush some mole mounds and to write everything down a.m. Worship is at 11 a.m. and HUGHESHUGHES Royce Scholle, Roy Stefl , Mar- rake out a few fl ower beds. and I still can forget or get it By Penny Dame Sunday evening is 7 p.m. and jorie Stefl, Cathy Allington, I’m looking forward to a full wrong. Spring is here! Well, ac- Wednesday evening is 7 p.m. CEN CENTERTER Anna Walsh, Vaughn Asi, day in the yard/garden and FINAL TIDBIT: Never be cording to the calendar spring You all enjoy this fi rst full The monthly birthday Dixie Grandmaitre, Farrell to do some piddling. ashamed to admit that you is here. According to the tem- week of spring . Talk with you lunch was held on Wednes- Wilson, Jeroline Luthy, Lewis I like this definition of a were wrong, which is but an- perature I’m not so sure. But again next week. garden; an equal opportunity day, March 19th. Kathleen Luthy, Maggie Edwards, Cora other way of saying that you the sun is shining, so I can live Lay decorated the table in Marcum, Nola Stow, Lucille employer of the earth’s most are wiser today than you were with cooler temps. Since we eccentric people, who together a St. Patrick’s Day theme. Welch, Jim Welch, Vera Kerr, yesterday. were looking at the calendar, PIN PINEE CREEK/ Homer Hicks sang Happy Helen Hubbard, Tobi Moyle, produce enough fl owers and we went ahead and planted vegetables to feed all of the Birthday. Those celebrating Virginia Courson and Maggie our potatoes. We also got our LYNCHBURGLYNCHBURG their birthdays were JoAnne Hicks. world’s insects, groundhogs, lettuce, radishes and onions in SH SHOW-MEOW-ME Barker, Sharon Hastings, Paul Menus: raccoons, and deer. However, the ground. We planted all this By Marline Myers Jones, Joanne Reed, Marjorie Monday March 31 — Pork I think I would need to add NEWSNEWS last Saturday, and guess what? Bernice Crabtree and family moles! We got up to snow and sleet were happy to have Jerry and Stefl and Yvonne Goodwin. Cube Steak, Liver and Onions, This has been another busy Sunday morning. But who Twyla Wade from Nebraska The April birthday lunch will Spinach, Mixed Vegetables, By Rowena Calton week. My mom was in the knows, they may still make visit over the weekend.They be held on Wednesday, April Potatoes and Gravy, Butter- Welcome to springtime hospital for part of the week it. I didn’t make it to church enjoyed attending the Manes 16th. If you would like to sign scotch Pudding. in Missouri. It is snowing — she is home and doing bet- last week, so I don’t have any Music Makers fundraiser Fri- up stop by the center or give Tuesday, April 1 — Roast and raining. Could be worse ter. Travel time is tiresome news for that. day evening. us a call at 417-532-3040. Beef, Chili Dog, Tossed Salad, though, so thank you, Lord, to say the least when there is Thursday I went over to The Spring Revival at Pine We are selling raffl e tickets Carrots, Mashed Potatoes/ for your blessings on us. sickness involved. Stacy and Kyle’s house and Creek Baptist Church was held here at the center to benefi t the Gravy, Tapioca Pudding. Got to wish my nephew, The Cookie Bookies Club, painted the baby’s room. We March 20-23 with Brother Senior Meal Program. First Wednesday, April 2 — Benny Benjamin a ha-ha — sponsored by the Stoutland know the baby is going to be John Jordan as evangelist and prize is a .380 Ruger automatic Chicken Salad, Baked Ziti, Happy Birthday: you’re older Library met Tuesday night at a boy. So now we can decorate his wife Gina Jordan leading handgun and two one year Seasoned Potato Wedges, than me now. Hope your day Robin’s Café. Our next meet- with that in mind. I guess I the music. There were special certifi cates to the Ozark Hills Peas, Sliced Tomatoes, Choco- was great. ing will be April 22. Spring don’t have to say Grandma youth night activities prior to We had such a wonderful Training and Shooting Com- late Cake. Story Time at the library is and Grandpa are very excited. Saturday evening services. day at Bethel Sunday. Bro. plex, second place is a $100 gift Thursday, April 3 — every Wednesday at 3:30, and I can’t wait until July. They are Sunday, March 23 Pine Calvin shared a wonderful certifi cates for Waffl e House, Chopped Hamburger Steak, parents who home school planning the baby shower for Creek Baptist Church had 55 message during the morn- third place is a handmade af- Chicken Cacciatore, Potatoes/ meet at 2:30 on Thursdays. April. I will let you all know attending morning services. ing and did a lot of stompin’ ghan and fourth place is a $20 Gravy, Italian Blend, Pinto It looks like Stoutland will more soon. Gina Jordan led the music and on my poor ole toes Sunday gas card for MFA oil and food Beans, Coconut Cream Pie. be getting another business. I was talking to Sammy and Brother Jordan used James night. I wasn’t alone feelin’ certificate for Express Stop. Friday, April 4 — Sausage/ There are reports of a machine Dwight Dismang at the store. 2:1-13 for his message en- the pain. Thank you, Lord for The drawing will be held on Eggs, Biscuits and Gravy, shop going into the old Verl Sharon has been in the hospital titled “Impartiality Toward sending us Your Word, and June 6th at the Fried Chicken Potatoes, Juice, Pizza, Tossed Edward’s store building. and has had to have six units All.” There was a fellowship I’m thankful for Bro. Calvin Fundraiser Dinner. Salad, Cinnamon Rolls. The local Gospel Group of blood. She is home now but meal following the morning doing this in Your name. We “Changed” will be at Stout- remember her in your prayers. service. There are many activities had some precious visitors land Baptist Church on Sun- Sharon, we are praying for you Happy Birthday this week going on here at the senior in the evening: Bro. Joe and LOCALLOCAL day night, March 30 at 6:00. and we love you. to Bobby McGuire, Abbey center for the month of Janu- Sister Stephanie McGuire. This is free to the public. We had good services this Penley, Kelli Jones, Barbara ary, including pool playing, Thanks Bro. Joe for singing Thank you to the organi- morning at Morgan Baptist Hurley and Steve Keilty. puzzles, ceramics, junko, mu- Dotson Cemetery and sharing your testimony. zations that help keep our Church. We had a nice crowd Get well wishes to Mary sic jams, sing-alongs, Saturday meeting is April 19 Wednesday evening, Sister highways clean in and out there and Bro. Tim brought a Margaret Wolfe, Jim Crabtree, night dances, senior fi tness, Hannah Steward will lead our at cemetery of Stoutland. The Stoutland really good message. Remem- Evelyn Fisher, Joyce McCartha, Wii bowling and much more. Bible study. It starts at 7:30 United Methodist Church ber in your prayers Faye Rob- Karen Heafl ey, David Murray, There is also a gift shop located A meeting of the Dotson p.m. Everyone is welcome. picks up trash on Highway ertson and the family. Faye, we Denton Moberly, Kirk Pearce, in the center with handmade Cemetery will be held at 2 p.m. My brothers, Junior and JJ, and the Stoutland Baptist love you and we are praying Glen Bay, Tom Lyon, Laureda items made by senior citizens. April 19 at the cemetery. Church does the same on Ralph Tennison, Betty Ten- Highway T. nison and Sherry Allen vis- It is a good thing that April ited with me this last week. has no legal holidays because It was so good to see them. the month is loaded with ac- Happy Birthday to Ralph this tivities and events. The Stout- weekend. I hope you have a land Senior Center will have happy day and many, many a roast beef dinner and silent more happy healthy ones to auction on Friday, April 11. come. Sherry, CeeCee (my cat) The Phipps Event Center wants you to be sure and call and the Town of Stoutland her before you come see her will host an egg hunt in the next time. Town Park on Saturday the 19 It’s getting closer to June, at 1:00. That will be followed and that means all of us Sny- by a special Children’s Easter der descendants will be to- Celebration at 3:00 in the park gether on the 1st. I hope you sponsored by the Stoutland all are marking that date on Counsel of Churches. your calendar and thinking The Stoutland United about all that good food and Methodist Church will host happy memories you are go- Soon we will open the Community Easter Sun- ing to bring with you. our doors to rise Service and breakfast on My great-grandson, Mi- Hearing Health the 20th starting at 7:00. The chael Sacks is still in need offering at this service will of our prayers. He remains be added to the Community in critical condition. Jeff and Self-Check Benevolence Fund. Kristen, his parents, need our Do you... Find yourself repeatedly Spring caregiver support group asking “WHAT”? 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not unusual. As high school a horse. Those happy people species of Longspurs and all and Rylie. PHILLIPSBURG students they enjoyed movies left hoping for another such AUDUBON have distinctive, colorful sum- Happy Birthday to Sherry in Lebanon, going to the drug night to come again. And such NEWSNEWS mer plumage. Wilson, Teresa Sherrer and store for ice cream or a soda. happy fun nights were prob- This was an excellent day Yvonne Goodwin. Happy Fun Times Her family was gifted with ably enjoyed by many people By Lester Pannell for us. We also saw Greater Anniversary to Tommy and the ability to play the guitar, for as many years as the Mill White Fronted Geese and a Cherie Clift, 24 years. Now/Then We have gone from winter mandolin, fi ddle, etc. Some- Pond froze over and it was single Red Headed Wood- I visited with Claudia Stub- (the last snow) to spring and times friends would drop in safe to skate. pecker. These were all first blefi eld on the phone Monday By Eula Gibbs back toward winter for this and on occasion eat with the No medals of any kind of the year species for me. I morning. Her daughter, Mela- Probably people of all ages week. family and visit. When musi- were given. No records were have now reached 89 species nie visited her Saturday. and of all times have found During the snow days we cal instruments were brought kept so no records were bro- for the year. I enjoyed a phone call from activities that met their need had 30 Cedar Waxwings which out and playing and singing ken. It was just a fun time for We did, however, miss the my brother, Bob Alexander, of for fun! Sometimes fun and eventually left. began, the parents stayed up some people who had skates Wilson’s Snipes seen by some Spearfi sh, S.D. They have had work were combined, such as On a drive near the golf until their bed time arrived, and didn’t mind being out in birders. a lot of snow. quilting and husking bees, a they left the kids to their music the cold. Wouldn’t it be fun course I saw 36 Wild Turkeys. house raising or barn raising, party. When the music ended, to actually do something like Common Grackles have also weddings, and dances of pio- the kids went home to their a mill pond skating party? returned in good numbers. PUBLIC neer days. own bedtime. There were Of course in our time the ice Friday an Eastern Towhee SLEEPER Pie suppers, another activ- many free fun music times. would be too thin and all par- had made a brief return to our MEETINGMEETING ity of long ago, at least I have Someone, I don’t remem- ticipants would have a COOL yard. I had heard it the previ- By Eva Maye Sherrer not heard of a pie supper being ous day in our woods. We had 25 in Sunday School ber who, told me about their swimming party! Laclede County Health held since I moved from Okla- and 52 attended church ser- grandmother skating on the Fun activities, of long ago Robins are quite abundant. Department Board homa so long ago. Pie suppers old Mill Pond in Phillipsburg. and of our present time, are On Friday I encountered at vices at Pleasant Grove Baptist were held to raise money for a of Trustees I have also been told that events shared with a friend least 200. They were every- Church. Peggy Sutton led the 5:30 p.m. Thursday, specifi c purpose and the com- winters of long ago were lon- or relative who have the same where. The real numbers children and young people in munity participated to fulfi ll March 27 at LCHD ger, much colder and ice did interest. In the future someone on our farm may have ap- a skit. Destiny and Hannah Conference Room a desired goal. Once, and per- freeze on ponds to a depth that may wonder about our lives of proached 400. McClure sang a special. Pastor Approval of agenda. haps for some today, church made skating possible and today. I hope that we are doing I am hopeful that I will David retired. We have a new Minutes — Feb. 27, 2014. was a social event as well as a safe. Now the mental picture some things that those people locate Golden Crowned King- pastor, Gary Hutsell. Gary and Bills — March. worship activity. that comes to mind regarding will appreciate and perhaps lets, Brown Creepers, Hermit Donna will be there next Sun- Financial Report — March. The local school was once a that long ago activity is much will continue doing. Thrushes and a few others day. We have a youth pastor, Department Reports — center of life in small commu- different from the skating we Thanks to the many people in the near future they will Darin Finney now. February. nities and the school provided recently watched on the Win- who inform me of many inter- have left for the north by mid- Prayer requests for Opal Comments from the pub- many activities of a social ter Olympics in Russia. The esting things about the people April. Newell, Stephanie Kenworthy, lic. nature. I suspect that church Phillipsburg skating party was and events of Phillipsburg. C.A. and Claudia Stubble- Administrator’s report. and schools are no longer the A few days ago we had a held at night. For light they Thanks to the people who read partial albino Robin. It had field, Dave Hutton, Robert Old Business. major centers for social activi- used lanterns, built a bonfi re, this column. May you have a 1. Review and discusion of ties as they once were. a white ring around one eye Burke, Kaytlin Davis, Sam and and perhaps there was also good week. Remember to be and the other white markings. Ronda Wilson, Leona Wyant, food ordinance. Young people, kids and moonlight (defi nitely so in my kind to yourself and to others I saw it only once. Rosalie Burgess, Art Gormley, New Business. grownups of today enjoy rid- mental picture). The skaters each day. Bill Wheeler and I went to Brenda Wise, Darlene and 1. Laclede County Waste- ing bicycles, playing board did not have fancy outfi ts for PHILLIPSBURG NEWS: Columbia Saturday. Debbie Sherrer, Darcy Dar- water Treatment System Ordi- games such as Monopoly, skating. They wore their usual Village Council: Special meet- nance — Contract Renewal. On our fi rst stop was Brad- ling, Karen Heafley, Clifton Bridge or other card games. clothes for school or home use. ing 6 p.m. March 25 at the 2. Employee Appraisal: ford Farms where we were Hodges, Danny Hill, Maxine Today we have book clubs (I see the young adults and Village Hall. Phillipsburg a. Betty Capps, Offi ce Sup- McDaniel, Steve Tottin, and to read and discuss a chosen parents who came to super- Community Development amazed at the sight of 100 port Assistant. book. Perhaps this is not a new vise, dressed better than the Council (PCDC): 7 p.m. Thurs- Killdeers. Tim Gormley. b. Leslie Anderson, Offi ce thing. School sports and music kids.) They also had clamp-on day, April 3 in the fellowship The day was raw, cold and Bible study will be at 6:30 Support Director. events provide entertainment skates like those used in the hall of the Phillipsburg United windy as we visited Little p.m. Wednesday. David West c. Tracy Legan, WIC Coor- for many. Today TV broad- Hans Brinker stories and per- Methodist Church at the cor- Dixie Conservation Area in will be presented with a gift dinator/Nutritionist. cast also makes enjoyment of haps some homemade skates. ner of Second Street and Pearl Callaway County. I saw my from the church. He was our Closed session — Missouri sports and music possible for I hear the kids laughing, and Street. fi rst Black Capped Chickadee pastor at Pleasant Grove for Sunshine Law, Section 610.021 those along or with a group see them racing and teasing Porta-potties will be in- of the year. almost eight years. (3). of people. Many people of each other as they skate. The stalled in the Village Park in In the afternoon we drove James Handley, of Sedalia, 1. WIC Open Positions. all ages participate in video older people are more sedate. April. On May 3 PCDC will out to Eagle Bluffs where we spent a few days with his Visiting Board Member. games, Facebook, Twitter and Older students took time to host a fi sh fry. The time and saw only seven species of parents, Edward and Sharon E-Mail. Handley. help younger children learn cost of dinners will be given ducks. Northern Shovelers MILESTONES In the Phillipsburg of long how to skate. Better skaters at a later date. Mark your were the dominant species. Jake and Beth Hutsell vis- ago, kids with bicycles rode raced or did fancy fi gure skat- calendar for these events. A few fi rst of the year species ited me Friday afternoon. DEADLINE together just for fun and some ing. Among the high school You are invited to come to the were here such as Tree Swal- Brittney Allee spent the IS 4 P.M. rode out to watch a one-room age people there may have meetings to help in efforts to lows. weekend with her parents, TUESDAY school being moved to an- been some romantic interest make our community a better Our birds of the day was Brian and Shelly Allee, Braden other location, they played rekindled. place to live. a fl ock of Smith’s Longspurs group games with one an- Someone tended the fire The Book Club will meet seen in grass along the shore. other. School provided an to keep it going. Someone, or at 4 p.m. April 12 at the Phil- We had trouble with IDs for BuY GeT opportunity to play a sport on One several some ones, brought lipsburg United Methodist two reasons. 1. I had never E a team or provided an outlet OneF eggs to the party and those Church. seen this species before. It Biscuits & Gravy RE for participation in music of eggs were boiled in a big pot Remember April 8, 2014, was also my fi rst life bird in some kind. as a treat for the happy hungry to vote at the Phillipsburg several years. 2. They were still with Eggs A friend told me about skaters. Eventually, the fi re was Christian Church. Polls open in winter plumage and were Corner of Elm some Phillipsburg events such & Jefferson put put, lanterns gathered and at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. rather drab. as a summer social event at Lebanon, MO a happy group of people left Bring your new voter registra- Smith’s Longspurs will (417) 588-2700 Twin Oaks, just outside Phil- the Mill Pond thinking of the tion card. Exercise your vot- spend their summers in the lipsburg, where there were fun they had enjoyed. The Vil- ing rights, a privilege denied *1 Coupon per customer far north along the Hudson not valid with any other rides, food, and games with discount or promotion. lage people may have walked many people in this world. Bay in Canada. There are four Expires 4/16/14 the enjoyment of a fair. She home. 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Industrial Maintenance Experience structure, good benefits, Kathy Ireland Recumbent exercise Ralide tree, suede seat, roughout Required. Welding, Fabrication, Open 9:00-4:30 Monday - Friday. including a health plan, bike, $40. 417-588-9039. fenders and jockeys, sound and solid, Knowledge of Boilers, Mill Right and made in Bryan, TX. 9:00-12:00 Saturdays paid vacation, job satisfaction DRIVERS: $60,000+ Electrical Desired. and pleasant surroundings. CDL-A, $2,500 sign on, 36” Glass-top wicker table and 3 $400 Jones Scrap Processors. Must Have References. chairs, $50. 417-588-9039. 417-718-5347 1 month experience, Same Day (417)588-4314. APPLY IN PERSON Pay! Free Health Insurance. Send Applications to: No CDL? Free training! Garage Sales Ozark Shavings, LLC If you’ve been laid off from Hostess-- www.trailiner.com Hay/Feed/Seed 10 P.O. Box 298 Christian Health Care, South 800-769-3993. HELP IS STILL AVAILABLE! Licking, MO 65542 514 W Fremont Rd. Lebanon, MO Call Keith, 417.247.2975 Zone A 4X5 NET WRAP HAY Are you a displaced worker from TanTara Transportation is now hiring 2nd cutting, no weeds. Hostess? Retail 209 OTR Company Flatbed Drivers and West 64 Storage. Across from Owner Operators. Competitive Pay Rolling Hills Rd. Saturday Only. Horse quality! Cashier/stocker: Apply in person Funds are still available to assist you and Home Time. Call us @ 800- Furniture, collectibles, tools, Call 417-288-2481. 9am-9pm. Redmons Candy Factory with reemployment services, 640-0292 or apply online at www. fishing equipment, sporting goods, I-44 exit 118 P-burg. including assessments, job-search tantara.us designer clothes, baby items, assistance, and training to upgrade kitchen ware, building materials, & is currently hiring Sales 212 Local & OTR Company, Class A your skills. something for everyone! part-time maintenance CDL, Health Insurance, Dental/ for the day shift and Housing Consultant Vision, Pd. Vacation & Company Visit your local Missouri Career Livestock 15 full-time maintenance Sales person needed for matched 401K. Safety/Performance Center to learn what services are for the overnight shift. #1 Volume Manufactured Home Incentives. Call Monson and Sons Zone B Horseshoeing Special! available to you. For complete information and Retailer in MO. @ 1-800-463-4097 ext. 109 or ext. 10% off 110. EOE. position requirements apply at the Base pay + Commission, bonuses. 2 Day Estate Sale. in March on To find the Career Center nearest you hiring kiosk located near the Great team environment, proven “Partners in Excellence” OTR Fri. & Sat. 230 S Washington. Appaloosa visit: service desk at the systems. EOE. $24k base salary, + Drivers, APU Equipped Pre-Pass Air conditioner, TV, TV stand, St. Horses! Lebanon Wal-mart Supercenter comm. 1st Year Expected earnings EZ-pass passenger policy. 2012 & Louis Cardinals collector items http://jobs.mo.gov/ 1800 S. Jefferson 417-531-2989 $45-50k, $75k+ 2nd year. Newer equipment. 100% NO Touch. including a commemorative Mcguire 70th HR bat w/ papers, www.JoshTitusHorsemanship.com Fax 417-533-3599 or email Butler Transport 1-800-528-7825 For more information, call HP Printer, Brothers fax machine, [email protected] www.butlertransport.com 1-888-728-5627 (J-O-B-S) heavy duty electric meat grinder, Limousin Sale Medical 201 Drivers OTR, Good Home Time, 3000 dehydrater/jerky maker, small elec. mi. weekly avg. Paid weekly, direct appli, table lamps, pictures, Sun. April 13 1:00 PM. At Laclede deposit. Benefits; 2 yrs. Min. OTR County Fairgrounds in Lebanon. Construction 177 Seasonal 214 mirrors, clocks, kitchen items, CDL-A exp. Required. Karen 636-584- bedding, lots of jewelry, nice Selling 250 head of limousin bulls 2559 www.climateexpress.com and females for info. women’s clothes & shoes, elec. Concrete Pump Truck The City of Lebanon weed eater, yard items, knick Operator Needed is currently accepting applications Drivers: CDL-A Train and work for us! Call 417-588-6121. Professional, focused CDL training knacks, & many items priced by Will train the right person - must be for various Seasonal Maintenance the bag. mechanically inclined with a strong is I & II positions from April through available. Choose Company Driver, Wanted pasture to rent. Lebanon work ethic. Class-A CDL required. looking for an November. Applicants must be Owner Operators, Lease Operator or Lease Trainer. (877) 369-7891 area. Jack Glendenning, 417-588- Pay based upon qualifications. mechanically skilled with various www.centraltruckdrivingjobs.com Zone C 6121. 417-473-6242 for application. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR equipment and tools. Must have a OF NURSING valid Missouri Drivers License, age Announcements of 18 and be able to complete the Welders 225 On going Phone-in Estate sale! Food Services 183 *IMMEDIATE OPENING* City’s pre-screening requirements. MISSOURI WELDING INSTITUTE, Complete home gym, antique china, For more information about hiring INC. Nevada, Missouri. Become a handmade comforter, antique dressing Bundle of Joy 107 *MINIMUM 2 YEARS EXP* departments and specific job Certified Pipe and Structural Welder. table, jewelry, antique mirrors, WWII German Is now accepting duties, please visit Earn top pay in 18 weeks. Many prints, handmade ceramic nativity set, Zach and Julie Owen are happy to applications for Competitive wages! www.lebanonmissouri.org companies seek our graduates. antique tea cups, etc. announce the blessed arrival of line cooks. Good benefits, job satisfaction and EOE 1-800-667-5885. www.mwi.ws 417-594-1692. their first born son, pleasant surroundings. Reid Isaac Owen. Apply in person at: Antiques 305 Reid was born March 13th APPLY IN PERSON Dowd’s Catfish House Zone D at 5:30 pm in Springfield, MO. ANTIQUE JOHN DEERE CAST 1760 W Elm st. He was 7 lbs, 9 oz, and IRON SEAT: Reads Deere & Co., LARGE INDOOR YARD SALE 19 3/4 inches long. Christian Health Care, South Moline, Ill. No cracks. Asking $350 @ Falcon. Intersection 32 & Industry 189 514 W Fremont Rd. Lebanon, MO OBO. 636-234-7527. St. Clair. KVacuums, clothes (Men, Women, Youth, Baby), decor, air mattress, Appliances 310 FULL-TIME CIVIL E.I.T. Visiting Angels is now hiring IT PAYS TO Books, Furniture, Antiques, TV’s, 0-5 Years Experience in compassionate caregivers. Live in GE 23 CUBIC REFRIGERATOR: Printers, Clown Puppets, Luggage, Water and Wastewater position on the weekends. Assist with ADVERTISE! Excellent condition, almond $125. Hardware. All priced cheap. Thurs., CAD knowledge preferred daily living needs, meal prep, bathing, Call 532-9131 for details. 573-546-2370. Arcadia. Fri., & Sat. Camdenton Office transfers, and companionship. Full Benefits Package Please call 417-863-8006 for Cochran is an immediate consideration. Equal Opportunity Employer Enjoy Lunch at Apply by fax 636-584-0512 New Lunch Item or e-mail [email protected] www.cochraneng.com Buffalo Chicken Thanks be to God for this amazing gift! Is Recruiting Sandwich Lost & Found 120 BUD/alan PLASTICS PERSONAL CARE AIDES/CNA’S with fries or slaw Located in Camdenton • We Meet or Exceed Existing is looking for hard-working Wage Assembly Workers & • We Honor Industry Experience $ 99 R Machine Operators with with Up to Two Weeks PTO 6. possible opportunities for Earned at 90- Days Employment E • Paid Vacation/ Paid Holidays advancements training • Health, Dental, Vision Insurances W for supervisor and • Annual Raise quality control positions. A Apply in Person or Call: R Apply in person M-F or 3501 W. Truman Blvd., Suite G2 Served Daily 11am-4pm D send resume to: 3067 Old Jefferson City, MO 65109 South 5, Camdenton (800)568-6646 FAX (573)893-8540 221 Evergreen Parkway • 417-532-3519 between 9:00 am - 3:00 pm www.pyramidhhs.com www.tsrednecksteakhouse.com Follow our EOE OPen 11am – 7 days a week specials on 417-288-8802 • 417-718-7484 EOE/AA Facebook. CONTACT US: PAGE 9 To place a classiﬁ ed ad contact 532-9131 or email WEDNESDAY, [email protected] MARCH 26, Classiﬁ eds 2014 www.lebanondailyrecord.com

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WURLITZER SPINET PIANO: Plays 2 Bedroom, appliances furnished. Tony Daher HUGE 4 FAMILY INSIDE SALE good, maple finish. $100. 573-345- Near Copeland, $295 - $385 per Beautiful home on 10 acres, Rain or Shine 3447. Edwards. month, plus deposit. 417-532-7782. 2 miles from Mercy Hospital Friday & Saturday on paved county road. 3.4 E 32 to 23220 Regal Dr. Experienced Piano Teacher, has 4 Bedrooms, 3-1/2 bathrooms, home Washer & Dryer, household & home decor, openings for beginners & advanced. office, shed plus 30x40 shop building, patio doggie door, nice clothing (mens,ladies 417-532-8500 or 417-718-0102. pond, fenced back yard with pool and &boys 5-7), mens tools & misc. patio. Maintenance free exterior, new JUST TOO MUCH TO MENTION Pets/Supplies 365 roof, landscaped lawns, established DO NOT MISS!! MIDWEST INN trees and much more for only $419,000. 417-532-1964 2013 Ford Fusion Ecoboost SE. Sunroof, Lawn/Garden 355 • Expertise • Experience •TLC www.zillow.com for more info. loaded, less than 500 miles! 33MPG!! ..$14,000 Specializing in sm/med dogs 2011 Chevy Aveo LT. Auto, air, P/W, Marigold seeds. 1 oz. bags, 25¢ Bath/NT $6• Full Groom starts@$20 Strohl Construction LLC 19K, great 40MPG! ...... $8,500 each. 417-532-1059. Demat/Detangle $5-$25 417-588-3226 Lots 520 All Your Home Remodel Needs. 2011 Chevy Aveo LT. Auto, air, 33K, 532-4454 • Leave Message • 17609 Grace Rd. Kitchen, Bath, Floors, Doors, Roofing, nice! ...... $7,500 APRIL IS RENT FREE! Water/ Lots for sale in Planeview subdivision, Siding, Windows, Roof Leaks Black Dirt S Hwy 5, corner lot, 100x125, lot 6, 2008 Chevy Impala LT. 4-door, auto, sewer/trash pd. 1 Bed/$350. 2 One Call To Do It All. air, 82K, loaded ...... $7,500 or Bed/$385. Pets OK. 417-288-3048. 107x125. 588-1276 Drew Strohl • Free Estimates Tools 368 417-288-8171 or 417-531-8171 2006 GMC Pickup. 6-cylinder, auto, composted manure. Mobile Home Sales 525 Now Accepting Credit & Debit! bed cover, 94K ...... $9,995 $38 per pickup, we load. ROOF NAILER AND ONE BOX OF 2002 Ford F-150 4x4. Extend cab, NAILS: $200. 573-759-6156. Dixon. of Lebanon Used Single Wide. $10,000 Cash offroad, 4x4, 127k, clean title, nice ... $6,000 417-588-4641. Only. Only one available. Needs 2007 Chevy Cobalt. Auto, air, cruise, • HILLCREST APARTMENTS: moved. 417-533-3599. nice! ...... $4,500 Wanted 370 1 & 2 bedroom 5 FOOT 3-POINT RAKE: New. $120. •Any Roof •Decks 2002 Volkswagen Passat. Leather, apartments available. STEEL BUILDINGS BLOWOUT! •Shutters •Siding •Gutters 417-241-3940. Conway. WANTED: Pre-1975 Superhero Perfect for Homes or Garages with sunroof, loaded ...... $5,500 comic Books, sports, non sports All electric, appliances included. •Fence •Paint •Power Washing 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor. AWD, Features pool, game room, club house. Low Prices and Monthly Payment. Miscellaneous 358 cards, toys, original art & celebrity Various sizes available. CALL 1- nice, ...... $6,000 memorabilia especially 1960s Sewer, water & trash paid! Small pet 2002 Hyundai Accent. 4 door, auto, NEW IN BOX, Mens BROKE DOG upon approval. 800-991-9251 ask Ashlee about our Collector/Investor, paying cash! DISPLAY BUILDINGS air, 145k, Great MPG ...... $3,500 Western boots, size 7E, King Blue Call WILL: 716-472-6450 buying@ 2013 Nissan Altima. Loaded, shaft, peanut bullhide vamp, square getcashforcomics.com • 2 BDRM, 2 BATH DUPLEX: $8,000 rebate, trade anything, T.H.I. HANDYMAN 38MPG, full factory warrenty, toe, 3” riding heel, beautiful boots. Spacious and beautiful with nice kitchen new $19,999, used $1,000. Land, CLEAN TITLE, 138 miles... $16,500 $100. 417-718-5347. Real Estate Rentals with all electric appliances and pantry, foreclosure, lenders avail. 636-451- SERVICE Quilting magazines! All kinds/titles. attractive trey ceiling with mood lighting 5000 Specializing in small/med. home Motorcycles 820 50¢ each! 417-588-3006. in living room & master bedroom. Maintenance/Repair & Remodeling. Apartments/ Duplexes Located in a 50+ community. Huge Manufactured Home Call 417-664-3697 or go to my 06 Harley Davidson. Heritage Soft Men’s NIKE Fit Dry Polo Golf Shirt, $750/month plus $750 deposit. Clearance Sale. website for a list of Tail. 1 owner, loaded, 21K, excellent short sleeve, kelly green, excellent 405 Lenders offering ZERO DOWN with your services & information! condition! $11,200. 588-4648. condition. Size large. $12. 417-718- Like new 2 & 3 Bdrm., 1 car garage. • 2 BDRM, 2 BATH DUPLEX: Land & less than perfect credit programs! 5347. 2013 Can-Am motorcycle, loaded, In Conway. 417-839-6550. 1 Car garage, nice private back porch area. $1000 VISA gift card with NEW home purchase. www.thiHandyman.com 7,200 miles. Selling for health 250 GALLON PROPANE TANK: New, Used & Repo Homes available. 2 Bdrm Apts. 2 central locations Clean and ready to rent, all electric, reasons. $19,000. 417-521-4504 $250. 417-589-3119. Conway. 417-865-4181 or 800-331-2175 in Leb. Appliances furnished, no appliances included. Lawn care Exercise equipment that works arms pets! $350-$410/mo. 588-2730, 588- provided. No pets. 1090 Lake Dr. S & J CONSTRUCTION Parts & Services 825 $550/month plus $550 deposit. Mobile Homes with land. Ready to move and legs. $25. 532-5799. 3099. • Roofing • Decks • Fencing TRAILER HITCH FOR SALE: in. Owner Financing (subject to credit • All Types Of Remodeling •Seamless guttering • 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. available now. Frame mount. $50. 417-767-4350. 200+ TELEVISION CHANNELS 417-588-7006 approval). 3 BR 2 BA. No renters. 417- Flooring • Painting • Vinyl Siding • Insured Starting at $425/mo. + dep. 417- Fordland. with 4000+ On Demand Movies, 459-4349, VMFhomes.com For All Your Home Repairs Fast High Speed Internet anywhere 588-5435. Free Estimates 417-531-2267 3 16” FORD 4WD WHEEL COVERS: you live with phone bundles. Easy 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, w/d, appliances, Recreation $20 each. 417-527-9934. Ozark. Qualifying and Free Installation 866- Please Call 417-531-0343 water, sewer, trash, yard paid! NO 363-7017. Homes 407 PLASTIC TRUCK TOOLBOX: pets! $440/mo. $375/dep. 532- Comes with lock and key. $50. 417- Denise Austin stair stepper. $20 firm. 8536. 3, 4, 5 Bdrm, homes/mobile homes, Campers,Trailers & RVs 610 All electric, central H/A. $500-$800/ Tree Service 770 767-4350. Fordland. 417-718-3955, 532-5142. ‘13 Flagstaff tent camper. Model 3 Bdrm., 2 bath townhouse. Fridge mo. HUD accepted. 588-2478. 17” TRUCK TIRES: General 225-75. stove, D/W. No pets, 1yr. lease $500/ 228D, sleeps 8, slide-out dining, fully Large 2 bed 1bath, appliances equip. $10,900/OBO. 417-664-4777. Lebanon ArborCare, LLC 50% tread, $200/set of 4. 870-710- Cabinets mo., $400 deposit. 888-762-0359. • Tree Trimming, Removal 2108. Lanton. 417-650-8811. included. Conway schools. $425. NO PETS. 417-531- 3044. • Stump Grinding Custom glazed maple, never installed, Sporting Goods 620 Full size truck tool box, heavy Efficiency apartment & rooms by week • Insect & Disease Management black plastic, two top opening can add or subtract to fit kitchen. or month. Utilities included. Call 417- 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, 795 Bennett, ISA Certified Arborist $295 month plus deposit. Call for Trek Mass Transit compartments, 62”L x 22”W, good Cost $8,000+, sacrifice, $1,650. 532-5291 or 417-322-3800. shape. $45. 417-718-5347. 417-423-7919 Will deliver. specials! 417-718-1826. Trunk Bike Rack 532-5050 Nice 2 bedroom apartment. Stove/ Holds two full size bicycles P215/60-R15 CAR TIRES: Set of 4, fridge & trash furnished. $375 per Rentals available. Start at $400. D & J Property Management, INC. 417- Good straps and pads Berry Tree Service. Remove, trim, on 5 lug rims. 80% tread. $175. 636- HOT TUB, 2013 5 person, NVR month. No pets. 417-532-2032. 358-3072. New Haven. used cost $6,595, asking only 588-3999. lebanonmorentals.com $35 stump grinding. Fully insured/free quotes. 588-2478. C/C accepted! $2,800 OBO. Can deliver. Call 417- Move-in Special on Moving? Need an Apt., home, 417-718-5347 55 GALLON FUEL TANK: From 1998 International, good shape, no 594-2001. • 2, 3 & 4 bdrm, 2 bath duplexes. mobile or duplex? Contact Laclede CHAMPION TREE Service! For All rust, $120 OBO. 636-234-7527. St. Garage, cable, lawn/snow care & Co. Landlords’ Association at Your Tree Care needs. Dependable, NEW WELL HOUSE ROOF: Can Claire. load. $200. 417-241-3940. Conway. appliances included. No pets, no lacledelandlord.com Services Experience, Insured. 417-532-1469. smoking. 2 Months FREE!* LEER CAMPER SHELL: Red, fits Fisher Price bouncy horse. Like * On Approval Transportation 1999-2003 short bed Ford. Very new, sounds & tunes $45. 417- Or choose from these great properties: of Lebanon Backhoe/Bulldozer 710 good condition. $200 OBO. 573- 718-3955. • 2 bdrm clean efficient apartments. 701-1776. Ironton. Electric, appliances, cable, garage option. • 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME: BOAT LIFT FOR SALE: Fits in 10 1207 Applelane. 2 Car garage, custom, ATV’s 809 TRUCK BED LINER: Fits 1999-2003 or 12 slips. $495. 417-589-3119. No pets. $395 plus deposit. Kevin Legan Trucking solid oak cabinetry, large closets, large Dumptruck, Bobcat Service 1989 YAMAHA BREEZE: Runs, short bed Ford. Excellent condition. Conway. • 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. back yard w/privacy fence. All electric, & Track Loader needs battery. $500. 314-780-3714. $25. 573-701-1776. Ironton. Split foyer, garage, yard. No pets. appliances included. Minutes from I-44! • Top Soil • Fill Dirt A Treasure of 11 old Laura Ingalls Rocky Mount. BACK WINDOW GLASS FOR 1973- Wilder books. $40. 532-0422. $700 plus deposit. $800/month plus $800 deposit. • Creek Gravel • Quarry Rock HONDA 4TRAX: Runs, needs 87 CHEVY OR GMC PICKUP: $30. 3 Men’s Adidas Climalite polo golf Call 417-532-8112 • 5 BEDROOM SPLIT-LEVEL HOME: Home 417-589-4011 battery. $500. 314-780-3714. Rocky 636-234-7527. St. Clair. Cell 417-531-0219 shirts, light gray solid (Med), green 836 Freddie. Lots of space inside and out! Mount. 4 Goodyear Fortera black wall tires. All electric, appliances included. stripe (Med), light green stripe 225-65r18, 1/8 tread. $40 OBO. 417- Large back deck with access from dining O’Dell’s Excavating, Dozer, loader, Automobiles 810 (Med). All excellent. $12 each. 417- room and master bedroom. 588-3006. Lebanon. 718-5347. dump truck, ponds, land clearing, Pet upon approval with pet fee. lagoon, dirt, gravel. 417-532-5670. 1983 CAVALIER T10: Hatchback, MARSHALL GUITAR AMP: MG 15, $950/month plus $950 deposit. 2-door, automatic, runs, but needs Trucks, 4x4’s /SUVs 830 FX Sound effects. $50. 417-531- motor work. $500 OBO. 573-345- 417-588-7006 Cleaning 725 1999 Ford F-150, V-6, bed liner, very 7555. Conway. To Britli Estates! 0045. Climax Springs. 417•532•4253 clean. $3,500. 417-532-5852. GM PICKUP TRUCK REAR 1990 TEMPO GL: 4-door, automatic, runs, minor front end damage, with 2000 Chevy Extreme pickup, runs WINDOW GLASS: Fits 1976-87. RENT TO OWN. Let me sweep the winter away for you! but needs engine work, $2,500 $30. 314-303-7857. Cedar Hill. 3 Bedroom Duplex Now Available! title. $500. 573-345-0045. Climax Starting at $650/month plus deposit. 3 bed, 1 bath, Lebanon Bonded! Insured! References! Call Springs. OBO. 417-718-0556. GM 1980 ROLLING FULL SIZE New carpet, paint, appliances. today for your discounted Great starter home! 1984 TEMPO: 4-cylinder, automatic, TRUCK FRAME: 2 wheel. $300. 1st month’s rent is FREE spring cleaning needs. 314-303-7857. Cedar Hill. $5,000 down payment required. $500. Ran when parked. 573-345- with 1 year lease! $650/mo. 0045. Climax Springs. SILVERTONE SOLID BODY (Duplexes & Townhouses only) 816-888-3692. ELECTRIC GUITAR: Made by 1999 Chevy Astro Van. Good AUCTION Samick. $35 417-531-7555. 2 & 3 Bdrm. Apartments also available. condition, been kept up, 8 passenger, 200K. $3,200. 417-718-1914. Conway. With Paid water & trash, starting at $475/mo. Office/Commercial 425 FRIDAY, MARCH 28 • 11AM Ladies GLORIA VANDERBILT black *Now Accepting HUD w/approved application! denim jeans, Amanda style, size 8 x Office located at 2170 Beck Lane Office Space For Rent In Prime Bonded & Insured ESTATE OF ANNA HAZELWOOD 31”, LIZ CLAIBORNE wine colored Locations! All Utilities PAID! $375 In & Out Special, $50* & Up. 417-532-9188, 417-588-5435. SUBSCRIBE! denim jeans, straight leg fit, size 8 x www.lebanondailyrecord.com 1131 HOWARD DR. LEBANON, MO 30”. $12 each. 417-718-5347. Applelane 2000 TOWN & COUNTRY MINI 21” BAND SAW: 6.5HP, single phase. Apartments of Lebanon $450. 417-589-3119. Conway. Move-in special, half off 1st month & Come start your career with a family owned VAN W/ POWER WHEEL CHAIR • GREAT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: 40” flat screen TV! RAMP • WHIRLPOOL WASHER & Located at 586 N. Washington, directly across company that has been around since 1917 and Spacious 1500 sq. ft 3 bedroom, 2.5 DRYER • WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC from Modern Cleaners. Lots of upgrades & promotes from within! Sutherlands of Lebanon RANGE • 2 TWIN BEDS WITH bath, w/d/hookups, stove, great showroom for office or retail! ELECTRIC ADJUSTMENT • FOUR . refrigerator furnished. No dogs $700/Month plus $700 deposit. has full and part time positions available. CHAIR TABLE AND CHAIR • HOT allowed. $500/month, $450 deposit. 417-588-7006 Must be able to work a ﬂexible schedule POINT REF, 50’S BEDROOM CASH FOR GOLD, 417-533-3037 SUIT • DOUBLE WOODEN DESK DIAMONDS & including evenings and weekends. • CURIO CABINET • MANTIS 3,000 Square feet of space for GARDEN TILLER • GLASSWARE STERLING SILVER lease in St. Robert. Apply in person at 1701 South Jefferson. • ANTIQUE QUILTS • ANTIQUE Spacious Townhouse Excellent location, perfect for BISQUE DOLLS • 12 GA. PUMP 2 bed, 1 1/2 bath, Private Patio, Large Retail or Business Offices. SHOTCUN • COAST TO COAST Closets, Good Location Very Affordable, utilities included! WHEEL CHAIR • 4 NEW LIGHT $450/month plus $450 deposit $1,500 per month WEIGHT WALKERS • POWER References Required. No pets. TOOLS • DRILLS • HAND Water & Trash pick up included Call 573-336-5359 for more information. PLAINER • ELECTRIC E DIER • 417-532-2404 ELECTRIC CHIPPER • 4 SEWING MACHINES • 26 COLLECTOR PLATES, NIB • HAND PAINTED PLANTERS • BAKEWARE • PRESSURE CANNER • 50FT. BOX LOTS • SEVERAL BOXES MATERIALS • YARN • THREAD • KITCHEN ITEMS • PULL BEHIND LAWN CART NEW • SHAMPOOER • ELECTRIC TREE PRUNER • NIB • ELECTRIC MEAT GRINDER • ROOSTER COLLECTION • MANY FLOWER POTS • MARTIN HOUSE • ANTIQUE FLOOR LAMPS, ONE WITH MARBLE • 3 -35 MIL CAMERA EXTRA LENSES • SPITOON BRASS • ALADDIN LAMP BRASS •

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Take gratitude in the manner in which it is by Abigail Van Buren meant. Tonight: Celebrate! © 2014 Universal Uclick GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ★★★★★ Reach out for a new in- sight by asking questions that don’t DEAR ABBY: I have been mar- until last April, when she had sur- make someone feel ill at ease. You ried almost 20 years. Eight years gery. Complications set in, and I lost ago my wife began an emotional the only person who ever mattered, ® could be surprised by what is going on affair with a co-worker. It lasted HAGAR THE HORRIBLE By Chris Browne below the surface. Weigh the pros and aside from our little girl. a year, until he left the company. My question is, since we were cons of making a comment -- it might Although they never had sex, they never married, how do I refer to not be worth the effort. Tonight: In the did have some physical contact Maggie when relating what hap- limelight. that most people would consider pened? I am in the process of adopt- CANCER (June 21-July 22) inappropriate, and my wife consid- ing her daughter and explanations ★★★★★ Keep reaching out to ered ending our marriage because to strangers are tough. (“Wow, you’re someone you care about. Listen to of the feelings she had for him. She taking on a child when you don’t news that surrounds a child or loved now says the episode was a huge have to?”) How do I respond to these one carefully. You’ll have a lot of com- mistake and she loves me more remarks? I know this is a multi-part than ever. question, but I have so many unan- mitments, so you need to choose your The problem is, she wrote many priorities with care. You might have entries about him in a journal. I swered questions lately, I figured I’d diffi culty coming up with solutions. know she kept writing about him ask you for an opinion. Tonight: Where the action is. several years after they lost contact, GRIEVING IN MISSOURI LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) including saying that she loved him ★★★★ You could be more forthright more than a year after he’d left. DEAR GRIEVING: Although you and Maggie weren’t legally with a situation than you have been in I want my wife to remove the ® portions of the journal pertaining married, you were a couple for BLONDIE By Dean Young & Denis Lebrun the past. Make a point of listening to a some time. I’m very sorry for family member about what is happen- to this guy. She doesn’t want to. I’m still hurting from this and am your loss. It would be accurate ing. If you are not careful, you could considering counseling, but for now, to refer to her as your late sig- become a bit diffi cult. Allow others to what do you think? Should she get nificant other, your partner or dominate. Tonight: Go along with a rid of the journal? longtime girlfriend. suggestion. CONSIDERING COUNSELING I would like to compliment VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) you for stepping up to care for ★★★★ You might want to move in DEAR CONSIDERING the girl when her biological a new direction or change your speed COUNSELING: Because you are father did not. And I do have when dealing with a personal matter. still hurting seven years after suggestions for how to respond the fact, stop “considering” to anyone insensitive enough to How you handle this issue could change now your plans. Focus on completion rather counseling and get it . ask why you would “take on” a If your wife is a serious jour- child you didn’t “have to.” than taking on anything new. Tonight: nal writer — and many people Start your weekend early. The first would be to ignore are — that she would want her the question. The second would LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) writings to remain intact in be to avoid such a person in ★★★★ You might want to under- spite of the fact they reflect her the future, and the third would ® stand what is happening with a loved emotional affair is not unusu- be to reply, “I love her like a BEETLE BAILEY al. If that’s the case, instead of By Mort Walker one. Know that you won’t get informa- daughter, want to make sure tion by pushing this person. Remain insisting she edit or destroy her journal, my advice is to stop she’s secure and provided for, open and relaxed. You are at your best and that’s why I’m doing it.” when working with individuals rather reading it. than groups today. Tonight: As you *** *** like it. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van DEAR ABBY: I’m a 47-year-old Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) man who was single until seven and was founded by her mother, Pauline ★★★★★ Be more forthright and di- years ago. Then I met “Maggie,” the Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www. rect in your dealings. Honor a change most wonderful woman I had ever DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los of pace, and follow through on your known. She wasn’t the hotsy-totsy Angeles, CA 90069. one-nighter type I was used to. She long-desired results. Keep conversa- *** tions to yourself, especially one you was a real woman who fulfilled everything I had ever dreamed of For everything you need to know have had recently, and you’ll gain a (including bringing a wonderful about wedding planning, order “How new perspective. Tonight: Let your 4-year-old little girl into my life). to Have a Lovely Wedding.” Send your hair down! name and mailing address, plus check or The biological father is out of the money order for $7 (U.S. funds) to: Dear SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) picture. ★★★★★ Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, ® You could be in a situa- Maggie had wrestled with some Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. 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We love danger 15 years ago the history of, say, Crybaby our skeptics, and we love our Holler from our parents and believers, and it’s been a really Rain-soaked hillside gives way, killing at least 14 and leaving scores missing grandparents and great-grand- interesting look at both.” parents, and it’s interesting to The April 4 class will feature The Associated Press a local responsibility.” see how these stories, not the Southwest Ghost Finders, ARLINGTON, Wash. — A No landslide warnings for the only have they gone through a ghost hunting group from scientist working for the gov- area were issued immediately be- families, but they’ve spread Springfi eld. ernment had warned 15 years fore the disaster, which came after through communities, states. The Missouri Myths, Mon- ago about the potential for a weeks of heavy rain. The rushing It’s a really interesting way to sters and Macabre class is free catastrophic landslide in the vil- wall of quicksand-like mud, trees look back on the folklore of a and open to the public with no lage where the collapse of a rain- and other debris fl attened about place where you live.” R.S.V.P. necessary. soaked hillside over the weekend two dozen homes and critically While some people come to For more information, visit killed at least 14 people and left injured several people. learn about Missouri culture, the CALM Lebanon Facebook scores missing. “One of the things this tragedy others are more interested in page or the Missouri Myths, As rescue workers slogged should teach us is the need to get whether the folklore has any Monsters and Macabre Face- through the muck and rain in better information about geologic basis in reality. book page. search of victims Tuesday, word hazards out to the general pub- “It has become a really in- “I’m hoping people will of the 1999 report raised ques- lic,” said David Montgomery, a teresting thing. 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By Jason Keyser with capital The Associated Press CHICAGO — An emergen- punishment cy track-side braking system activated but failed to stop a The Associated Press Chicago commuter train from COLUMBUS, Ohio — jumping the tracks and barrel- Several human rights and ing to the top of an escalator at anti-death penalty groups O’Hare International Airport, have asked the American a federal investigator said Pharmacists Association to Tuesday. prohibit members from par- The events that led to Mon- ticipating in executions. day’s accident, which occurred The groups, which in- around 3 a.m. and injured more clude Amnesty Interna- than 30 passengers, might have tional, the NAACP and the begun with the train operator American Civil Liberties dozing off toward the end of Union, are targeting so- her shift, according the union called compounded drugs. representing transit workers. Such drugs, which are not But Tuesday’s announcement federally regulated, are in- that a piece of emergency dividually mixed versions safety equipment might have of medications that prison failed was the fi rst indication AP photo/NBC Chicago, Kenneth Webster systems are fi nding increas- the accident could have been A Chicago Transit Authority train car rests on an escalator at the O’Hare Airport station after it derailed early in the morning ingly diffi cult to obtain. caused by human error and Monday, injuring more than 30 people, in Chicago. Had the crash occurred during the day, when the trains are often full and the Death penalty opponents mechanical failure. escalator packed with luggage-carrying travelers, far more people likely would have been injured, some even killed, said Joseph say such drugs put inmates National Transportation Schwieterman, a transportation expert at DePaul University. at risk of pain and suffering. Safety Board investigator Ted Two years ago, an outbreak Turpin said a preliminary Federal Transit Administra- Investigators have also of meningitis that killed 64 review showed the train was ‘The indication is there’ that the driver tion, which has primarily been scrutinizing the train’s and sickened hundreds was traveling at the correct speed of been a funding agency, said brakes, track signals and other traced to a compounding 25 mph as it entered the station. might have nodded off, investigators Sean Jeans-Gail, vice presi- potential factors while review- facility in Massachusetts. Investigators said they have say. She had been putting in a lot of dent of the National Associa- ing video footage from more Pharmacists who provide not yet determined whether overtime lately. tion of Railroad Passengers, a than 40 cameras in the station compounded drugs are the operator ever applied the Washington-based advocacy and on the train, Turpin said. violating key provisions of in-cab brake. group. The station remained closed the pharmacists’ association Turpin, who is in charge The operator, whom offi- station. In the meantime, local tran- Tuesday, and CTA buses took code of ethics, including of the investigation, said an cials have not identifi ed, was The train is designed to sit agencies like Chicago’s passengers to and from O’Hare helping patients achieve automatic emergency braking off duty for about 17 hours stop if operators become inca- make their own choices about to the next station on the line. “optimum benefit” from system located on the tracks before starting work around 8 pacitated and their hand slips how to spend scarce funding, Transport officials have not their medications, according was activated but failed to stop p.m. Sunday but had recently off the spring-loaded controls. juggling the needs of safely said when full Blue Line ser- to a letter the death penalty the train as it burst onto the put in a lot of overtime, Amal- Kelly speculated that, upon maintaining systems that are vice will resume at O’Hare. opponents presented to the platform. gamated Transit Union Local impact, inertia might have a century old in some places Also Tuesday, attorneys for association on Monday. “It activated,” Turpin said of 308 President Robert Kelly said thrown the operator against with pressure to expand sys- one of the injured passengers “Participation in execu- the emergency system. “That’s Monday. the hand switch, accelerating tems to meet demand. fi led a negligence lawsuit in tions undermines the posi- all we know factually. Now, “I know she works a lot it onto the escalator. “It’s always going to be a Cook County court against tion of trust that pharma- whether it did it in time or not, — as a lot of our members Transit officials refused tension, but it’s a tension that the CTA seeking more than cists enjoy in this nation,” that’s an analysis that we have do,” he said. “They gotta earn to discuss what other safe- becomes more pronounced $50,000 in damages. A CTA said the letter sent ahead to fi gure out.” a living. ... She was extremely ty mechanisms are in place when there’s not a healthy spokeswoman said the agency of the association’s annual A team from the NTSB was tired.” around the transit system level of investment in both doesn’t comment on pending meeting beginning Friday also exploring how rested the Kelly said the operator took while the investigation was maintenance and ... capacity litigation. in Orlando, Fla. train operator was before start- standard drug and alcohol tests ongoing. expansion,” Jeans-Gail said. ing her shift and whether rules after the derailment and that Federal safety regulators governing overtime had been she assured him they were not keep a close watch on longer violated, after a union offi cial an issue. distance, city-to-city passen- suggested she might have Asked whether she may ger rail and freight operations. dozed off. have nodded off, Kelly re- But federal safety oversight of ove They planned to interview sponded: “The indication is transit systems within cities the train operator Tuesday there. Yes.” has been weaker, and respon- afternoon. L Federal investigators hoped sibility for any technology to “We’re going to ask prob- to turn the scene over to local prevent crashes and control your legs ably the operator how they felt offi cials later Tuesday to begin speeds has been left to local ... because we always take into removing the train from the authorities. again! consideration the fatigue fac- escalator at the underground There are efforts to grant tor. It’s one of the things we do Chicago Transit Authority a safety oversight role to the investigate,” Turpin said. 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