MISSOURI’S BEST SMALL-TOWN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Four-time Gold Cup winner, Missouri Press Association, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 EXPANSION UNDERWAY AT ROARK FAMILY HEALTH — PAGE 3A CASSVILLE CAPTURES EARLY MOMENTUM >>> 42-0 trashing of Aurora shows Wildcats’ versatility. — PAGE 1B CASSVILLE emocrat DSEPTEMBER 4, 2019 | CASSVILLE-DEMOCRAT.COM AUGUST SALES TAX General trend: More receipt Crowder College Cassville declines than increases Monett: Joins bigger cities in beating trend Cumulative effect: Counties see- celebrates 20 years ing significant drop for year Angela Seymour, director got our first science lab. Director: ‘Crowder is 20-YEAR ANNIVERSARY of the Crowder Cassville cam- “That was the first time we open and prepared Who: Crowder Cassville campus pus, said she started working were able to offer an entire Sales tax What: Celebrates and remembers Crowder Cassville in 1999, when degree in Cassville.” for whatever the last 20 years it first introduced classes to the Seymour said before there comes next’ More: Campus aims to continue community. was ever a campus for Crowder, to grow for its community “One of the biggest changes classes would be held at the high dips in BY JORDAN PRIVETT over the last 20 years is our new school in the evenings. [email protected] ebrate its 20th anniversary, and building,” she said. “But, I think “Then, we were approached The Crowder Cassville cam- staff, students and the communi- some of the significant changes by Jerry Watley, who said he pus has been building up to cel- ty are all excited to share the joy. along the way include when we CONTINUED ON PAGE 5A August Cassville, Exeter, FFA Ranch Rodeo wraps up with finals Monett stay above trend BY MURRAY BISHOFF Cassville Democrat For the second consecutive month, most sales tax receipts to Barry County cities and the county dropped. Barry County’s two half- cent sales taxes each produced $171,349, a drop of more than $6,800 from a year ago. That set the 2019 sums under last year’s pace by about $35,000. The separate sales tax that sup- ports Barry County’s 911 service produced $128,248.45, a drop of $5,339.19 from last August. That put the 2019 total down from last year’s pace by more than $22,600. The seven Barry County cities collecting sales tax received near- ly $12,000 under last August. Only Cassville and Exeter joined Monett in outpacing last year’s amounts. Cassville’s 1 percent sales tax for general bills generated $74,082.32, up $1,772.14 from a year ago, breaking a two-month Patriotism was on display Saturday at the finale of the FFA Ranch Rodeo, held at Bill Hailey Arena. Kyle Troutman/editor@cassville-demo- downward trend after three crat.com consecutive months of positive comparisons. Exeter also broke a two-month streak of drops, receiving $1,706.58, up $451.40 from a year ago. Seligman took the biggest hit, Annual Fall craft fair in Purdy winding up as its 1 percent sales tax for gener- p.m., and right now there are already 71 al bills received $8,696.23, near- Terry: ‘[The craft fair] is PURDY CRAFT FAIR booths reserved. ly half of last August, down by a great way to bring the When: Sept. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. “We are also so excited to have food $7,660.72. Wheaton’s 1 percent Where: The Gathering Place trucks this year,” she said. “We were the tax also dropped in half, taking community together’ More: First year for food trucks only craft fair that didn’t have any, and in $2,286.92, down $3,049.71. they seem to draw in a lot more people.” Washburn almost came even, BY JORDAN PRIVETT and the event aims to bring locals and out-of- Terry said last year during the fair, the receiving $804.04 from its 1 per- [email protected] towners together in Purdy for the festivities. weather didn’t really cooperate, as it was cent tax, down $88.36 from a For the fifth year, Purdy is hosting it annu- Julie Terry, event coordinator, said the kind of rainy. year ago. al craft and vendor fair for the community, event will be on Sept. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 CONTINUED ON PAGE 3A CONTINUED ON PAGE 3A YMCA bringing workouts to the digital age with instructions on how to register Ragsdale said once registration is Local facility launches YMCA APP and download the app. complete, the member can download new app to track, What: Ozarks Regional YMCA in App “I have been here for seven years the app and start tracking their prog- Store now,” he said. “This is the coolest ress. The user’s progress is private map users’ progress Why: Offers community platform for thing we have done.” to the member specifically, and the workouts, nutrition and more Ragsdale said if someone should YMCA can put certain statistics in, BY JORDAN PRIVETT More: Members can register classes get an email, but didn’t, he or she but cannot see an individual’s infor- and sports from app [email protected] should check the email’s spam fold- mation that is logged into the app. “There’s an app for that” can be er. If it isn’t there the person can call “The app will link to devic- said about nearly anything in today’s that can be found in the app store the Cassville YMCA, and someone es you may already have like an world, and recently, the Ozarks for any smart device. can register the person remotely. Apple watch or other activity and Regional YMCA launched a new app Rick Ragsdale, Cassville YMCA “Then, you just have to heart rate trackers,” he said. “The that allows members to track work- director, said the app launched download the app,” he said. user can register and schedule outs, nutrition, schedules and prog- Monday, and all members that have “Registration will ask your age, classes right from the app, and ress all in the same place. been in the YMCA system within gender, height and weight, then even make payments.” The Ozarks Regional YMCA app the last year should receive an email you just set a password.” CONTINUED ON PAGE 3A

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NEWS BRIEFS Fun Run set for Sept. 21 The graduating class of 1995 from Cassville High School, along with family and friends of Tonya Bailey, are hosting a 5K/1M Fun Run on Sept. 21. Bailey was diagnosed with brain cancer mid spring of this year. She is seeking treatment through the Mayo Clinic. Bailey and her husband, John, have lived the majority of their lives in Barry County and have two teenage chil- dren. The funds raised from these events will assist the family in reducing the amount of financial burden this illness has incurred for Bailey and her family. A dona- tion breakfast will be held on Sept. 21 from 7-10 a.m. at the Family Life Center in Cassville. Biscuits, sausage, gravy, scrambled eggs, juice and coffee will be served. The run will begin at 8 a.m. at the Family Life Center. Check-in begins at 7 a.m. People may register online at https://www.webscorer.com/register?raceid=189146 or print a paper entry form at http://tiny.cc/ofeobz. There are prizes for first in each age group, male and female, in the 5K race. The 1-mile and virtual races will have one overall first-place winner. Cost if $25 per participant or $30 for the virtual race. People may pre-register to receive a T-shirt. Sign-ups on the day of the race are $20, with no T-shirt guarantee. Eagle Rock Car Show scheduled The 8th Annual Eagle Rock Car Show will be held on Sept. 21 on East Highway 86, just south of Highway F. The event is free to the public and there will be Jerry Marple grew up in Bentonville, Ark, playing sports with Rob Walton and being coached by Sam Walton. At the concessions all day, DJ music and craft vendors. For Barry County Museum, Marple has donated a display of Walton memorabilia, including this old Walmart truck meant more information about the car show, which includes a motorcycle class, people may contact Mike at 620-615- for children to play with. Jordan Privett/[email protected] 1318. For more information about vendors, people may contact Jennifer at 417-342-4526. Eagle Rock Library events upcoming Big impact in a small town After taking a break, the Eagle Rock Lego Club will be meeting on Saturday at 10 a.m. This program is Sam Walton’s ties free and open to all ages. On Monday, the Library will WALTON DISPLAY to community Where: Barry County be starting its Home School Program from 10 a.m. to Museum noon. If anyone would like to preregister a child, he or featured in Who: Donated temporarily she should contact the Library. On Sept. 16 at 9 a.m. by Jerry Marple there will be a Friends of the Library Meeting to finalize museum display the Craft Fair and to start planning the Howl-O-Ween BY JORDAN PRIVETT becoming big.” Fest. Everyone is welcome to attend. On Sept. 16 at 10 Marple said there are a.m., the Library will be hosting its first story time of [email protected] other articles and a story the year. For more information, people may contact the Walmart is a huge part in the Wall Street Journal. Eagle Rock Library at 417-271-3186. of many small towns, and “There are pictures of with Cassville less than an Sam and his family, and Historian to speak on U.S. Constitution hour away from where the a toy Walmart truck that Author, Educator and Historian Steven Mann company began, there are was sold for children to will present a program on the U.S. Constitution on more local ties than some play with,” he said. Sept. 14. The event is sponsored by Daughters of the may think. Marple said he grew up American Revolution. The presentation will be at the People can visit the with the Walton family in First United Methodist Church in Monett, starting Barry County Museum Bentonville, Ark. at 10:30 a.m. The public is invited and welcome to and find a display of mem- “When I was teach- attend. For more information about the event, people orabilia dedicated to Sam ing and coaching in may call 231-343-2727 or 417-629-6862. Walton donated by Jerry Bentonville, we played a At the Barry County Museum, people can see letters, arti- Marple. lot of tennis together,” he cles, book and much more about the Walton family and Marple, Cassville north said. “When I moved away, the history of the first Walmart in Cassville, all donated Fall Train Ride set for Oct. 12, Oct. 13 ward alderman, said he our tennis games became by a close family friend to the Waltons, Jerry Marple. The Seligman Chamber of Commerce and Arkansas- knew Sam Walton and much less frequent, so we Jordan Privett/[email protected] Missouri Railroad will sponsor the Fall Train Ride his family long before a stayed in contact via letters just one of the guys, aside “Another thing that relates to Van Buren, Ark., on Oct. 12 and Oct. 13. This is an Walmart ever sprouted up until he had passed away.” all-day trip, with the train departing at 7:30 a.m. and in Cassville. from the fact that he to Cassville is while I was Marple said Sam’s old- worked a lot. the principal here, we were returning at about 6:45 p.m. The ride coincides with “The thing I am most est son, Rob, was his age, “They are down to earth the first school to have the Arts and Crafts Show Week in Van Buren. Riders proud of is the binder that and the pair grew up play- people,” he said. “They had project graduation at the will board at the community building next to Seligman has very personal letters, ing sports together. a house fire one time, and Walton Fitness Center in City Hall. They may get their own lunch in Van Buren, notes and memos from “Rob and I are good Bentonville.” as there will be food vendors on the street. Riders will the Waltons over the years friends, but Sam and I the church and communi- have a three-hour break in between the arrival and I have known them,” he were also good friends,” ty brought them stuff that Marple said there were departure in Van Buren. The train depot is on the said. “The letters regard a he said. “I have probably they needed, just like they a few people in Cassville street where all activities are located. The train will go number of different things, known them since I was 8 would for any other family.” that wanted to put a Pizza through a 1/4-mile tunnel, cross three high trestles, from holiday letters to dis- years old, but when I was Marple said he, of Inn at the corner of the cross 18 rivers or streams and travel through the boot cussions about the first 10, Sam coached my Little course, bought Sam a new original Walmart parking heel of the Boston Mountains. For more information, Walmart in Cassville.” League team.” pair of tennis shorts so he lot in the 1980s. people may call 417-662-3612, or to make a reservation, Marple said one of the Marple said after he could keep playing. “Engineers came to people may call 1-800-687-8600. most interesting things graduated college and “Sam Walton never met city council, and after the is a Christmas letter he moved back to Bentonville, a stranger,” he said. “He is meeting, I was waiting Medicare seminar being held in Seligman received one year from he and Sam would play very well thought of in the outside and I told them Seligman Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Mrs. Walton. tennis sometimes twice a Bentonville area.” who I was,” he said. “They Medicare American Senior Seminar on Sept. 12, start- “It was an update on the week in the summer. Marple said at the rib- replied, ‘Oh, you’re the ing at 6:30 p.m. This seminar is to inform those that family,” he said. “On that “I was fortunate enough bon cutting at the original guy.’ I asked them what attend about changes in Medicare for 2020. This same letter, 25 years later, to beat him in tennis a few Walmart in Cassville, an they meant and they said, is a free seminar. They will also discuss changes in she gave us another update times, but he also won his executive at Walmart that ‘Mr. Walton said to go Medicare Part D plans. The specialists for this meet- on how things were going.” fair share,” he said. “There he knew came up to him ahead and put the Pizza ing are Kristi Ann Hill and Kathy Scholbrock, with Marple said he donated is an article in the display and said, “Jerry, Cassville Inn, and we have never American Senior Benefits. This meeting will be held at the items because he felt about me beating him high school was the first overruled him but we just the Seligman Chamber Event Center on Highway 37 that it would be interesting once 6-3.” school to ever receive a don’t have the space.’ north of Seligman. This is a free seminar, and every- to some people to see in Marple said they were a Walmart scholarship “Sam agreed to put the one is welcome and encouraged to attend. There will more detail the local impact good, normal family. without having a Walmart Pizza Inn there because I be refreshments served. For more information, people of the Walton family. “They went to church in its town.” was kind of the go between may call Hill at 417-678-8110, or the Chamber office “There are some early there in town,” he said. “They had been giv- for the people who were 417-662-3612. magazines featuring Sam “They were like any other ing Walmart scholar- wanting it. We never ended Walton,” he said. “Those merchant family in the ships a year or two pri- up with it there, because are from the early days, 1960s.” or to Walmart coming they were right, there Barry County Democrats to meet when Walmart was just Marple said Rob was to Cassville,” he said. wasn’t the space for it.” The Barry County Democrats will meet on Monday at the Cassville Branch Library. Snacks will be served at 6:30 p.m., and the meeting will begin at 7 p.m. to dis- cuss the push toward the November election and plans Plans in place for Southwest Center Field Day for the Cassville Chili Cookoff. Anyone with questions breakfast, meat cuts of a deners and ag produc- may call or text 231-343-2727. Industrial hemp FIELD DAY AT cow, the food label market ers to speak to experts tour added to and others. about their issues, as well SOUTHWEST No speakers will talk on as learning about inno- CORRECTIONS annual review RESEARCH CENTER the viticulture research at vations stemming from The Cassville Democrat corrects factual errors What: Annual review of the center this year. Jendel studies underway at the promptly and courteously. If you have a correction of research research in agriculture Wolfe, business support center. Additional infor- New: or clarification, please email Editor Kyle Troutman at BY MURRAY BISHOFF Industrial hemp tour, specialist for the center, mation is available by con- [email protected] use of conference center said wet weather contrib- tacting Cope via email at Cassville Democrat Format: Second year for uted to a mold problem [email protected]. 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Distribution Director 2 p.m., in addition to the medicine, the origins of opportunity for local gar- Cassville Democrat Wednesday, September 4, 2019 • Page 3A LOCAL Craft: New booths CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A “We still had 350-400 to have face time with the Expansion underway people though,” she said. public and to raise money “If the weather holds out for their organizations.” this year, I expect we will Terry said people can see upward of 600 people.” expect to see a lot of the Terry said there are same crafts that have at Roark Family Health always a lot of local craft- been at the fair in previ- ers and vendors at the ous years, but attendees media that we would do to help to accommodate Doctor: ‘I love ROARK EXPANSION telehealth appointments those patients. fair, but also a good num- should keep their eyes Who: Roark Family Health for anyone in Missouri “Another thing that has ber of people from out of out for the new stuff too. our location, and Medical Spa for $100, which is what I been a big thing is that town show up and reserve “With 71 booths, we What: Expanding 3,000 charge for a DOT physical. we are doing a lot more booths too. are really starting to fill and I didn’t square feet “I decided that a physi- urgent care,” she said. “A up,” she said. Why: “We see a lot of repeat want to move’ More space for new cal is a physical rather it is lot of people are realizing booths that come every The food trucks that doctors and nursing staff will be there include BY JORDAN PRIVETT to certify that they qualify that we offer urgent care, year, “she said. “But, we for medical marijuana or and I think adding our Adelita’s Mexican Food, [email protected] and I love the idea of hav- do have a lot of first-timers that they can drive for the x-ray machine last year Prime Cuts, Nandy’s Egg Driving along Main ing a storm shelter avail- this year that we are really DOT.” was a part of that.” Rolls — with flavored street, people can see able for myself, my staff looking forward to.” Roark said she didn’t Roark said urgent care lemonade — Edgewood the construction at the and patients and also the Terry said some school inflate the price at all, and Creamery and Redneck Roark Family Health community.” is also now offered on clubs also get involved, Gourmet Delights. that made some physi- Saturdays from 10 a.m. either sponsoring a booth and Medical Spa, with Roark said there are a Booths and ven- workers adding on 3,000 lot of small rental hous- cians not so happy. to 2 p.m. or selling something. dors available will offer “That’s because they “Now, we don’t have to “This year, the Purdy square feet to the build- es in the area, and now, antiques, children and ing to accommodate more those residents will have could either bring their send our patients over to FFA members are sell- baby items, cutting boards, costs down and match another imaging center ing mums for $8, and the space for new doctors and somewhere close to go. wood-turned items, jewel- nursing staff that Dr. Lisa “We were already mine, or their patients that is going to be more Purdy art club is doing face ry, T-shirts, leather crafts, would go elsewhere,” she expensive.” painting,” she said. “It is a Roark has hired. building into the hill- skin care products, ceram- side,” she said. “I thought said. “Very quickly, those Roark said X-rays are great opportunity for them Roark, owner of ic and pottery, purses and Roark Family Health we might as well make a prices started dropping, inexpensive for her clinic, accessories, candles, fall and Medical Spa, said storm shelter.” and now, there are at least and costs to the patients and holiday decor, a pro- the added square footage Roark said the biggest two other physicians in are about the third of the fessional photographer, will double the size of the need for the expansion is Missouri that set their price of other places. floral wreath and arrange- clinic. that she has hired four price at $100.” “We are also getting ments, cooking products, “We now have three new people in the last Roark said a couple of a lot of people who are handmade rugs and pot doctors and new nurses, month. them are doing it via tele- interested in the plate- holders, wood signs and and we were just out of “We have one new doc- health, as well. let-rich plasma (PRP) stained glass decor. room,” she said. “I love tor, two new nursing staff “We had so much joint injections,” she said. “There will be so much our location, and I didn’t members and a new mas- interest in that, so I hired “It is kind of like a stem more than that too,” she want to move.” sage therapist,” she said. another doctor,” she cell treatment, except we said. “The fall Purdy Roark said she is also “The biggest push for hir- said. “We have about 50 take their blood and inject Craft and Vendor Show adding a storm shelter to ing more staff was that we patients a day registering it back into a joint that is a great way to bring the the building. added a medical marijua- online that are wanting to causes pain.” community together. “We expected it to na certification.” schedule.” Roark said the price for “People can visit with be finished about four Roark said as private Roark said she is cur- that at her clinic is $150, friends and family, and months ago, but with the doctors started announc- rently seeing patients for and it can cost more than the event brings a lot of wet spring and summer, it ing that they were going to medical marijuana certi- $600 in other places. people from out of town should be finished by the do the certification, most fications. “I just want people to who get to experience end of the year.” of them were $250-$350, “They best way is for know that we are not put- what Purdy has to offer.” Roark said there will which she said was ridic- them to go on the website, ting a dispensary in the For more information also be more parking ulous because insurance fill out the forms and I clinic,” she said. “I am not people may call Julie when the project is com- does not cover that, so will review the forms and just a cannabis doctor. I Terry at 417-236-4139. pleted. patients are paying that make sure that they actu- see children, and I don’t She said she wanted out of pocket. ally qualify so they aren’t want my patients to have Visit us online at: a storm shelter because “First, I spoke with the wasting their time,” she to worry about that.” cassville-democrat.com Cassville has had a tor- Department of Health said. “If they qualify the Roark said she has nado warning every year to confirm that I could nurses contact them and had people ask about the for the last four years the do telehealth appoint- schedule them in.” plants in her front garden. clinic has been there. ments,” she said. “They Roark said the clinic is “It is not a cannabis “There really isn’t said I could do that, so now doing extra evening plant, it is an okra plant,” KEITH SPEER somewhere [for us] to go, I announced on social hours and Saturday hours she said. Owner / Inspector Residential and Commercial Sales tax: (417) 847-7837 Purdy generates $5,198 for general fund 25 Walnut Ave. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Holiday Island AR 72631 Purdy’s 1 percent sales fiscal year evened out the Monett’s two sales taxes the five-month fiscal year [email protected] tax for the general fund jump start on the new supporting the general fund tally at $856,038.32, up received $5,198.05, down year, putting the new total generated $163,515.62 for nearly $20,000 from last InterNACHI Certified / Insured $1,589.63, or 23 percent, of $12,128.35 barely under the month, up $4,583.34 year’s pace. Credit / Debit Cards Accepted from a year ago. It was last year’s pace by $111.41. compared to a year ago for For 2019, Monett’s gen- still the second-highest Purdy’s general fund a new August record. It was eral fund revenues have August payment in the sum for 2019 is now at the third time in five months hit $1,355,746.55, up more past four years. The drop $47,155.52, up by more sales tax receipts have than $40,000, or almost 3 two months into the new than $6,500. recorded an uptick, putting percent. YMCA: Director details regional app’s features CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Ragsdale said the activ- instructor can communi- interesting thing the app minutes the member has ity calendar will keep the cate as a group and even offers is that a member worked out, or how many users updated on classes create meal plans. can create a workout in the miles were walked. or workout they schedule “Once you have a fit- app based on a physical “Another really cool for themselves. ness tracker linked up to therapy regimen. thing, is that the YMCA “You can access the the app, it will log and “They can move for- or instructors can create page from both the app keep everything in the ward with the doctor’s challenges for people to progress tracker on the process by finding a work- follow,” he said. “One we or a desktop, and the only app,” he said. out that works best for are working on is a three- difference is the layout,” he Ragsdale said the app their regimen and logging week challenge during said. “It houses everything will send out a push noti- it,” he said. “Also, it can be the first three weeks of from workout groups to fication to the user to intimidating for a member November. community groups.” remind them of scheduled to try a new machine that “People consume on Ragsdale said an classes or if something is they may not know how average 4,500 calories canceled and rescheduled. to work. during Thanksgiving din- “As a member, you can “With the app, they ner, and for three weeks follow people or commu- can click on an info but- beforehand, we are going nities and invite people to ton, which will bring up a to challenge members to follow yours,” he said. “We 3D explanation of how to burn 9,000 calories, or are allowing our instruc- work the machine.” two Thanksgiving dinners, tors to handle their own Ragsdale said it shows before Thanksgiving.” groups and communities.” the user which muscles Ragsdale said a mem- Ragsdale said this isn’t will be worked out, as well. ber can also create chal- a national YMCA devel- “The progress tracker lenges for their workout opment, but rather the shows where the user is at communities. Ozarks Regional YMCA and then where they want “The user can commu- partnering with a compa- to be,” he said. “It logs nicate with instructors and ny that offered many dif- everything to how many coaches with ease on the ferent versions. reps the person does, and app,” he said. “We got to go in and they earn badges along For more informa- decide what we wanted the way.” tion or to register at the and choose how it was Ragsdale said users can Cassville YMCA as a mem- going to run,” he said. look at it as a day, week or ber, people may call 417- Ragsdale said one really month and see how many 846-1535. Page 4A • Wednesday, September 4, 2019 Cassville Democrat COMMENTARY

STAFF VIEW ‘Lonesome Me’ almost sunk Rotary Club With an interest to bring a budding coun- try-western personality to this area, Cassville Rotary Club once scheduled a singer whose trademark song was “Old Lonesome Me” and nearly put the local civic organization out of business, financially BOB MITCHELL that is. OZARK VIEWS & COMMENTS The occasion was memory seemed ready the1972 Rotary Rodeo, to spawn whatever kind and the performer was of storm that could have Don Gibson. been a disaster. Instead The Rotary Club took a high winds and torrential big chance on contracting rains washed out both the entertainer for a one- events costing the Rotary night performance during Club’s membership all the three-night rodeo they had invested in the event. So far as can be annual entertainment determined, the cost was event. about $5,000, in addition Then came the task of to what Rotary had pre- what to do about the bills viously obligated for the payable to the producer rodeo producer, which and the entertainer. was substantial. Cool heads on the Everything rocked rodeo committee, three along well, the Rodeo of which were Dr. Eugene Caravan, which travelled Miekley, Joe Ellis and throughout the region Cherry Warren, prompt- that year was the largest ly used available funds one ever, and rodeo fever and signed notes at the was running high in the two banks—all that was community. It seemed like in town at the time—and about everyone wanted to paid the folks what their put a sign on their vehicle contracts had stipulated. and join the advertising effort that swung around Payback time in the region. There prob- What is borrowed must ably wasn’t a business someday be returned or in town that didn’t have paid, so the Rotary club its front window deco- devised a plan where rated in the rodeo theme members would sign notes whether they were fans of for a stipulated amount the sport or not. Kenneth figured as their part. As Corn might have nearly funds became available exhausted his paint supply there would be a drawing getting people in the swing at the regular club meet- STATE VIEW of the event. ing and the member’s name that came out of the Rotarians had tickets hat got his (at that time it The easiest way to gain was an all male club) note Gov. Parson ignores actual issues, calls entrance to the Gibson paid to satisfy the debt. performance was to get My memory doesn’t tickets from a Rotarian, serve well enough to recall each of them had a num- special session to help used car dealers how long it took to pay off ber of tickets that they the total sum, but it wasn’t could either sell or pro- In Missouri, kids are multiple-vehicle sales tax both are serious issues violence. A serious debate overnight. being shot to death with credit. that deserve a serious over solutions for the mote their business with This could have customers. alarming frequency. Meanwhile, millions of debate, which is what bloodshed would be clari- swamped the Rotary Thousands of young peo- Missourians who are wor- special sessions should be fying and is long overdue. Most of the club mem- Rodeo, and it certainly bers were choosing the lat- ple are inexplicably losing ried about gun violence about — not handouts to It would certainly be put a stop to extra, costly health care coverage. or substandard health car dealers. worth the cost of a special ter and making the tickets entertainment events that available either to family, Students are returning care will have to wait. Victims of gun violence session. could have really sparked to schools, unprotected The lack of focus on can’t wait. Children los- The Missouri employees or those who the event to a more pres- were in their business. from mayhem. consequential, urgent ing health care need help Constitution limits spe- tigious annual event for So it’s a good thing issues is ridiculous. now. cial sessions to topics There were even Cassville. non-Rotarians who pur- Gov. Mike Parson has Parson hasn’t called Some lawmakers say raised by the governor. “Old Lonesome Me” called a September spe- a special session; he’s those issues, and others Interestingly, though, chased a few tickets to was never performed in help promote this exten- cial legislative session called a session for spe- like them, are too com- Parson’s recent procla- Cassville and Gibson’s to take up sales taxes on cial interests. plicated for a special mation contains a wild sive effort of the local career never did reach the organization. used cars. Missouri Auditor session. They’re wrong. card: lawmakers can level of others in his pro- Wait. What? Nicole Galloway wants A special session is pre- address “such addition- Mother Nature spoke fession, which might leave That’s correct. Parson lawmakers to take up cisely the place to take up al and other matters as Everything went well one to think that going on has called lawmakers state funding to provide challenges such as guns may be recommended by until the Saturday night stage here might just have into session Sept. 9 to armed resource officers in and Medicaid reform. the governor” during the performance of the rodeo sent him off! decide if car buyers can every school. In a tweet, In a regular session, meeting. and Gibson as an early Rain continued to get a sales tax credit for state Sen. Bob Onder said hundreds of topics are on The agenda is wide warning appeared from more than one vehicle at the legislature should use the table, making it diffi- open, and up to Gov. weather forecasters that plague a time. the special session to give cult for legislators to find Parson. Failure to address storms were a possibility Rain never did seem This is apparently an voters another crack at compromise on complex these issues is on him. that evening. Thinking to stay away from the issue in some parts of Clean Missouri’s ethics issues. A special session, He should take the of this in advance, the rodeo event, often it was rural Missouri. Because and election reforms. on the other hand, gives opportunity to consider Gibson event was moved credited with being a of a state Supreme Court We don’t support legislators time and space that fact. Here in Kansas to the Cassville gym and drought-breaker for a ruling, hundreds of armed guards in every to explore answers to City, governor, kids are everyone settled back for number of years. Missourians, including school, and there’s no tough problems. being buried. It’s a crisis. an evening’s entertain- Availability of tractors a few car dealers, are need to repeal any parts Imagine a special ses- Car dealers can wait. ment, either at the rodeo among the members was worried about losing a of Clean Missouri. But sion limited to, say, gun — The Kansas City Star or to the concert. always a significant factor, Never did anyone think especially when the event there would be such a was on the American FINANCIAL VIEW storm blow through this Legion Grounds. Lowland area just at the time doors parking areas became opened at the gym, and quagmires with significant those who were there early showers making it neces- Test his resolve thought better of stay- sary to get stuck vehicles ing there while the skies back up on the highway. Dear Dave, weekends until he gets that credit turned the blackest that For the most part, peo- Our son is 27, and he has a card debt paid off. stood in anyone’s mem- ple were understanding good job making $55,000 a year. In other words, let him wallow ory. All kinds of weather when they were grabbed Recently, we learned he financed an in it and worry about things for a conditions were headed by the mud and waited expensive car he’s now upside down while. Then, if he’s willing to accept toward Cassville with peo- patiently for Rotary per- on. In addition, he has accumulated responsibility for his actions, and ple ducking for the best sonnel to get around to over $15,000 in credit card debt. He starts handling money more wisely, shelter they could find. them in the crowded park- lives in a small town, and only pays you two might help out every so Needless to say, that ing area. $650 a month in rent, but he is ask- DAVE RAMSEY often with a little extra cash on the shelter wasn’t the Rodeo ing for money. We taught him about payments. grounds or the gym. Even Bob Mitchell is the former living on a budget and staying out of DAVE SAYS But I’d test his resolve first. And some of the Rotarian editor and publisher of the debt when he was younger, and now Nope, I wouldn’t take care of it for I’d want to see proof he has learned it seems he didn’t listen very well. ticket takers who arrived Cassville Democrat. He is him—not at his age. This young from his mistakes! — Dave early, sought shelter in the a 2017 inductee to both the How do you think we should handle man needs to have some skin in the basement of the structure. Missouri Press Association this situation? — Bryce game. Dave Ramsey is CEO of Ramsey Hall of Fame and Missouri Neither event I’d tell him to sell the fancy car, Southern State University’s Dear Bryce, Solutions. He has authored seven and get something way cheaper to happened Regional Media Hall of The first thing I’d advise telling best-selling books, including The The darkest of skies in Fame. him is that you and his mom aren’t drive for a while. I’m talking about a Total Money Makeover. The Dave going to whip out the checkbook, little beater in the $2,000 to $3,000 Ramsey Show is heard by more than LETTERS TO THE EDITOR and make his problems disappear. range. It sounds like he’ll have to get 13 million listeners each week on 585 That may sound harsh, but he had a small loan to cover the difference, radio stations and multiple digital If you have an opinion, send a letter to Kyle Troutman, a really good thing going until he but a little car debt is better than a platforms. Follow Dave on the web at Cassville Democrat, P.O. Box 486, Cassville, MO 65625, messed it up by acting impulsively lot of car debt. I’d also advise him DaveRamsey.com and on Twitter at @ or by email to [email protected] and irresponsibly with his finances. to pick up a part-time job nights or DaveRamsey. Page฀7฀•฀Wednesday,฀January฀2,฀20137 • W YMCA฀accepting฀registrations฀ for฀winter฀tumbling฀sessions of the plan includes benefits

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Cassville Democrat YMCA฀accepting฀registrations฀for฀winter฀tumbling฀sessionsWednesday, September 4, 2019 • Page 5A meet on the second floor of LOCAL of the plan includes benefits for฀winter฀tumbling฀sessions meet on the second floor of of theBidding plan includes benefits farewell to Leonard Collins LOCAL SUPPORT GROUPS Page฀7฀•฀Wednesday,฀January฀2,฀20137 • W To add or change a listing, email [email protected] fered on Saturday mornings. Level five and provided. For more informa- Alcoholics Anonymous tion, visit ww.fumcmonett. fered on Saturday mornings. Level five and n Aurora: The Alcoholics fered on Saturday mornings. Level five and org/moms or call the church YMCA฀accepting฀registrations฀ Anonymous (AA) Group of Aurora meets at 8 p.m. at office: 417.235.7444. Aurora Community of Christ Church at 120 E. Elm every Celebrate Recovery for฀winter฀tumbling฀sessions n Cassville: PHS฀Christmas฀courtfor฀winter฀tumbling฀sessions Tuesday and Thursday. Call Celebrate 417-229-1237 Recovery meets at the Family Life Center in Cassville classes, plenty of fishing of the plan includes benefits n Cassville: The Alcoholics classes, plenty of fishing Anonymous (AA) Group of every Tuesday at 6 p.m. Meeting at the same time is clude financial information Cassville meets at 8 p.m. at 1308 Harold Street in Celebration Station for chil- clude financial information dren. This is for anyone with fered on Saturday mornings. Level five and Cassville every Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and hurts, habit or hang-ups. n Golden: Thursday. Call 417-847- Celebrate 3685. Recovery meets at 7 p.m. at n Eagle Rock: The the Golden Baptist Church Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) on Route J in Golden every Page฀7฀•฀Wednesday,฀January฀2,฀20137 • W Group of Eagle Rock meets Monday of each month. at 7 p.m. at 86 & P (Mitchel Dinner is served at 6:15 Plaza) every Monday and p.m. This is for anyone with clude financial information Wednesday. Call 417-271- hurts, habit or hang-ups. n Monett: meet on the second floor of YMCA฀accepting฀registrations฀ 0434. Celebrate The community gather to wish farewell to Leonard Collins on Thursday, after 30 years of service in law enforce- Recovery meets at New ment in the area. Scott Salkill, Kenny Schiller and Matt Hood joked and laughed with Collins during his retire- n Marionville: The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Site Baptist Church, 1925 ment party. Jordan Privett/[email protected] Group of Marionville meets Farm Rd 1060 in Monett, on for฀winter฀tumbling฀sessions Thursdays. Doors open at meet on the second floor of at 8 p.m. on Highway 60 next to Dairy Queen every 6. Childcare provided. The Landing, a Celebrate Recovery of the plan includes benefits Sunday. Call 417-463-7640. PHS฀Christmas฀courtCrowder: n Monett: The Alcoholics group for teens, meets at the PHS฀Christmas฀courtCampus director details new expansion Anonymous (AA) Group of same time and site. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Page฀7฀•฀Wednesday,฀January฀2,฀20137 • W n Purdy: Celebrate Recovery meet on the second floor of Monett meets at 7 p.m. was going to be moving his for our students. “When I talk about the has already made huge at St. Lawrence Catholic meets at First Baptist Church, manufacturing business “We knew we wanted bookstore, somefered ofon Saturdaythe steps mornings. in that Level direction five andby Church, 405 Seventh 301 Washington St. in Purdy, to a different location and YMCA฀accepting฀registrations฀to add a nursing degree, things that students are partnering with MSU and Street, every Sunday and at 10 a.m. on Mondays. n Seligman: had some space available,” and the move allowed us really excited about are Drury. Wednesday. Call 417-489- Celebrate she said. “He came in and to plan ahead.” more Crowder merchan- “I want to see more 5058. Recovery meets at MOZark actually did renovations for for฀winter฀tumbling฀sessionsSeymour said when dise, better food choic- opportunity for students, n Mt. Vernon: The Fellowship, 28277 Frisco PHS฀Christmas฀courtCrowder Cassville campus everything was in place es and the biggest one is and also help meet the local Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Street, every Wednesday. and built classrooms for us for the nursing degree, her fountain pop,” she said. needs for our businesses,” Group of Mt. Vernon meets Food is served at 6 p.m., and classes, plenty of fishing insideof the planof that includes facility benefits that last hurdle was funding. “Even the teachers are she said. “I want us to be at 8 p.m. at the Christian the meeting begins at 7 p.m. was located at the corner of “We landed a grant for excited about it. able to offer the training for Church on 703 Hickory every Fairclude and financial East 13th information streets.” the nursing program and “It is kind of funny, but that local economic devel- Monday. Call 417-489-2413 Diabetes Seymour said Crowder for some other things,” she really we are so happy to opment as well.” or 417-440-1567. Cassville was able to expand said. “We started nursing be able to offerfered to our on stuSaturday- mornings.Seymour Levelsaid afive lot andof n Washburn: Narcotics Support Group quite a bit that first semes- in January 2012 and have dents things that make it a people have been pitting Anonymous and Alcoholics n Aurora: The Aurora ter with a new campus. had eight graduating class- college life for them.” college and trade schools Anonymous group meets Diabetes Support Group “But, to offer an entire es with a 100 percent pass Seymour said she for- against each other, but real- at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday meets the third Wednesday degree, we had to get that rate the last two years.” gets some of those simple ly, college is trade school. of every month at the First of each month at Mercy sciencePHS฀Christmas฀court lab,” she said. “We Seymour said nursing things that make college “Crowder College is a Baptist Church Activity Hospital in Aurora in the built the science lab prob- was the first degree that was life more enjoyable, and major tech school,” she Center, 618 Second Street private dining room at 4-5 ably six years after we got a two-year degree, so the having a slushy machine in said. “I would love to see in Washburn. 417-489-7662. p.m. It is free and open to theclude campus.” financial information students could do it in two the bookstore just happens some partnerships with the public. Note: There is no meet on the second floor of Seymour said programs years and then get a job. to be one of those things industries where we can Al-Anon meeting in December. Proceeds benefit started to expand, and “Another significant that Crowder can give its offer technical training to n Cassville: Al-Anon Family CrowderPHS฀Christmas฀court Cassville was offer- thing that happened was students. get students into the posi- Group meets at 8 p.m. at the Grief Care Support ing a handful of degrees. partnering with Missouri “For the longest time, tion that pays better than United Methodist Church in n Marionville: Grief Care “First, it was just gener- State University and we did not offer those starting wage. Cassville every Thursday of Support, sponsored com- al education and a couple getting MSU classes in things because we were a “These types of oppor- each month. This is for family munity support by Integrity of others,” she said. “But, Cassville,” she said. “That satellite campus,” she said. tunities are very expen- or friends of alcoholics. Hospice, is held the last we had a lot of students started August 2012, and “But now, we have grown sive to start up, like to Thursday of every month PHS฀Christmas฀courtinterested in nursing. that was huge because so much, into a fully func- open up a diesel mechanic Caregiver at 10 a.m. in Marionville meet on the second floor of “We didn’t really have students could finish their tioning campus. shop or a welding school Support Group at Methodist Manor, 205 the space for it, but Jerry bachelor’s degrees right “It has progressed is just so expensive,” she n Monett: Caregiver South College Ave. in the Watley came through one here in Cassville.” every year, and we are said. “And that is what we Support Group meets at Alice Lounge. Care group is day as the students were Seymour said now, always meeting as a staff struggle with — finding Oak Pointe of Monett from for anyone experiencing grief getting out of classes. It Crowder Cassville has to improve the student the funding.” 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on through loss. was hard to get through the also partnered with Drury experience and success at Seymour said she would the first Wednesday of each n Monett: The Grief Support hallways, and he said, ‘It is University, and those Crowder Cassville.” also love to have a FEMA month at 1011 Old Airport Group meets the first and time for some more space.’” classes started last week. Seymour said because shelter for the facility and Road in Monett. For more third Tuesday of each month Seymour said they start- “Now, we have MSU of all the rain through the to open fire academy. information, call Kathy 417- at Oak Pointe of Monett, ed construction on where and Drury here for bach- spring, the building addi- “Right now, for people 235-3500. 1011 Old Airport Road from the campus is located now, elor degree comple- tions will be completed to get fire training, it is an n Shell Knob: The 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For and that finished in 2009. tion,” she said. “Crowder in early October, and the hour away,” she said. “Our Alzheimer’s/Dementia more information, call Kathy “We doubled our Cassville now offers six renovations inside the cur- training officers are recog- Caregivers Support Group at 417-235-3500. square footage and added degrees and several certifi- rent administrative build- nized as some of the top in meets at the Central Crossing so many classrooms,” she cations on campus.” ing will be completed by the state.” Senior Center, 20801 YY-15, Narcotics Anonymous said. “Because of that, I Seymour said the cam- December this year. Seymour said it is hard the third Thursday of every n Monett: Narcotics was able to offer so many pus is expanding again at “I expect to be able to to plan for the next 20 month at 2 p.m. Anonymous meets at 8 p.m. morePHS฀Christmas฀court classes, and our the current location, to use all of the space for the years because right now, the first Tuesday of every enrollment jumped with the tune of about 5,000 spring semester,” she said. Crowder is training people The Caring People month in the basement (Single Mothers) a 45 percent increase in square feet. Seymour said looking for jobs that don’t exist yet. of St. Lawrence Catholic n Cassville: The Caring 2009 for fall classes.” “Our offices and stu- forward into the next 20 “The workforce is evolv- Church, located at the corner People, a Single Mom’s Seymour said in 2009, dent lounge are moving years, she fully expects ing faster than education of Seventh and Cale streets Support Group, meets the Crowder offered summer out to the new addition,” there to be more growth at times,” she said. “Being in Monett, 417-442-3706. second Monday of each Proceeds benefit classes at the old building she said. “A big plus about and opportunity. that hub for the communi- n Monett: When at the and fall classes in the new the expansion is that stu- “I see our potential as ty, helping the community month from 5:30-7 p.m. at PHS฀Christmas฀court the Family Life Center in End of The Road Narcotics building. dents will be able to have a university center,” she grow and helping people Anonymous meets at First “When we got com- indoor access to both aca- said. “Where we can bring get the skills they need to Cassville. This is jointly spon- sored by The Caring People United Methodist Church pletely moved to the cur- demic buildings.” in courses from universi- be successful and provide every Tuesday and Thursday rent location, I was able to Seymour said where ties that our students are for their families is what’s organization and First Baptist Church, Cassville. A meal and from 6:00-7:00 p.m. Please add many more sections the offices are now will be transferring to, we are important.” use the west entrance. For of classes,” she said. “That renovated into two large already working that but I Seymour said Crowder children’s activities are pro- vided. The meeting is open to more information please offered so many more classrooms and a large want to see it get stronger.” is open and prepared for call the church office: degree and opportunities bookstore. Seymour said Crowder whatever comes next. anyone. For more information, call 417-847-2965. 417.235.7444. n Monett: The Caring n Washburn: Narcotics GROUP: People group for single Anonymous and Alcoholics The Alcoholics Anonymous mothers in the Monett area Anonymous group meets (AA) group of Cassville meets at 6:20 p.m. every at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday meets at 8 p.m. at 1308 Wednesday at First United of every month at the First You will love Baptist Church Activity For Methodist Church. 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Located ning of Sept. 13 and all day to [email protected]. show a dog, and T’s Dogs at Kings River Marina, on Sept. 14, will hold sev- Entry forms are available will demonstrate how to Dockside serves delicious This file photo was taken in September 1989. The eral fun competitions this online at www.shakinfest. train your dog. meals from 11 a.m. to 9 Cassville High School Class of 1954 gathered recently for year on the 14th, including com. The Talent Show will These fun events and all p.m. daily. Kurt and Shelli their 35th class reunion. Pictured in the first row, from a horseshoe pitching com- start at 3:45 p.m. on the the other activities at Shell Dixon have brought years left, were: Carol Ash, Patty (Yarnall) Buchanan, Nettie petition, a talent show and main stage, with partici- Knob’s Shakin’ in the Shell of restaurant experience the Bark in the Park Dog pants judged on original- Fest would not be possi- here to Shell Knob and Bilyeu, Freda (Smith) Padgett, Bonnie (Blankenship) Contest. ity, showmanship, overall ble without the support of welcome residents and vis- Ragain and Wayne Couch. Second row: Louise Fisher Entrants can sign up performance and stage many business sponsors. itors to come to Dockside (teacher), Loretta (Pilant) Vinson, Billie (Easley) Crotts, for horseshoes by 11 a.m. presence. MariCorp U.S. is one of by land or water. Ronnie (Sparkman) Rose, Johnnie (Smith) Horner, Wanda at the Chamber Park fair- Bark in the Park con- the gold sponsors for this “Thanks to MariCorp (Stockton) Custer and Lou Ann (Periman) Priest. Third grounds. There is a small tinues the festival’s long- year’s festival. MariCorp is U.S, SS Dockside Cafe and row: Vonda (Brown) Jones, Mary Lou (Prier) Easley, Mary entry fee. The event is time commitment to the one of the largest floating Pub and all the other fes- Ann (James) Renfrow, Delores (Stockton) Ruscha, Alberta organized by Pete Ploss, area’s furry friends. Sign- boat dock manufacturing tival sponsors, Shakin’ in (Call) Nance and Verla (Harris) Beachboard. Fourth 2019 First Place Winner ups occur between 2-2:30 and construction firms in the Shell is shaping up to row: Gary McClure, Larry Weatherly, Don Stockton, Don Missouri State Horseshoe p.m. at the park. There the United States, special- be two days of fun and Cooper, Jerry Crowe, Lowell Nance and Joe Tucker. Championship. Winners is no entry fee. Ribbons izing in galvanized steel entertainment for the will receive trophies and and prizes by Blackies floating docks. With proj- entire family,” a press cash awards for first, sec- Backyard and Cool Canine ects spanning coast-to- release said. THROUGH THE YEARS ond and third place. will be awarded to dogs in coast, MariCorp U.S. oper- Check out these compe- Shakin’s Talent Show is several categories: ugliest ates on an 11-acre facility titions and events at www. 50 years ago seeking people of all ages dog, smallest dog, largest located right here in Shell shakinfest.com, shakinfest Sept. 17, 1969 to show off their unique dog, best costume, best Knob. on Facebook, or by calling Silver Leaf Benefit Club opened their initial meeting talents. Entrants must trick, and most look like SS Dockside Cafe and the Shell Knob Chamber of the season on Tuesday. The first activity for the club turn in an entry form by owner. This event will also Pub has stepped up to office at 417-858-3300. will be its annual style show on Oct. 2, which will be held at the Hall Theatre. Club officers are: Sue Mitchell, president; Signa Vollenweider, vice president; Louise Fisher, secretary; Beulah McGruder, treasurer; and Hope Morris, corresponding secretary. Celebration set for Barry Roaring River State Park is once again standing at the top in the state parks system in attendance, accord- ing to Joseph Jaeger, Jr., director of the parks system. Attendance this year at Roaring River was 1,575,027. County Century Farm Family The Bank of Exeter will hold its formal opening for the public on Sept. 20, according to bank president, Sheldon Maintaining a farming is 180 acres purchased in in 1896 with original pur- County’s Century Farm Dudley. Bank cashier will be Aldora Scroggins, and the operation in the family 1910 that originally raised pose of being a general Celebration potluck picnic teller will be Susie Sapp. for one century or more cows, hogs, and chickens. farm that produced many on Thursday at 6 p.m. to Mrs. Arthur Negre, of rural Monett, has joined the through the good times and • Rose Mills, of Purdy, different goods through- honor the Renkoski, Mills, staff of Barry County Collector Warren Drake. She is the hard times is something to also has reason to celebrate out the years. Moloski, and Foster fam- daughter of Circuit Clerk and Mrs. Artie Spain of Purdy. celebrate, and this year, the with a Century Farm of 50 • Barbara Foster, of ilies. The picnic will take Barry county Extension is acres which was purchased Monett, whose 160-acre place at Mill Street Church, 40 years ago celebrating not one, but in 1917 and operated as farm was first established located at 1104 Mill Street Sept. 12, 1979 four families. Dairy farm in year’s past. in 1901. The farm originally in Cassville. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Moore, of Cassville, have pur- Century Farm Families • Patricia Moloski, raised sheep, hogs, cattle, All are welcome to chased the Ace Lumber and Home Center at Shell Knob for 2019 include: of Pierce City, has also and chickens. attend. Please RSVP for from Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Payne. • Rosella Renkoski, of achieved the accom- The community is the celebration by calling Cassville Wildcat Booster Club met last week and Purdy, who has achieved plishment of having a encouraged to join the the MU Extension office named new officers. They are: Leroy Brattin, president; the accomplishment of hav- Century Farm, operating University of Missouri- of Barry County at 417- Dr. Chip Kammerlohr, vice president; and Shirley Keen, ing a Century Farm, which a 40-acre farm purchased Extension of Barry 847-3161. secretary/ treasurer. Named to the finance committee were John Phippenney, chairman, Gene Schlichtman and George Simpkins. Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Leonard of Cassville are celebrat- Beef after Dairy, tips for a successful transition ing their 60th anniversary on Sunday. “Beef after Dairy,” an are very different enter- Joe Horner, Ag Economist offered at no cost through Galen Carter of Cassville was recently commissioned MU Extension workshop prises. specializing in beef and the help of MU Extension second lieutenant in the Missouri Army National Guard. designed for dairy produc- “Although this is the last dairy for the MU Extension, sponsors. He has been assigned to Detachment One, Company D ers looking to transition to topic this dairy specialist presenting “Financial People may contact the in Joplin. a beef production, will be would like to host, it is a changes to expect – dairy Barry County University of Cassville businessman, Carl Fanning, is a patient in held from 6-9 p.m., Sept. 17 much needed throughout to beef”. Missouri Extension Center St. John Regional Health Center in Springfield after suf- at the Southwest Research the region to ensure finan- The last half of the night, at 417-847-3161 or Reagan fering an apparent stroke at his business. Center, located at 14548 cial success in the current Eldon Cole, field specialist Bluel at BluelRJ@missou- Hwy. H in Mt. Vernon. agriculture marketplace,” in livestock, will present ri.edu for more informa- 30 years ago “We’ve seen many dairy Bluel said. “The top 5 questions I’ve tion and to pre-register by Sept. 6, 1989 farms in SWMO, sell out The evening begins receive as beef specialist for Sept. 12. Mike Carman, a Cassville High School graduate, over the past 18 months,” with Eric Bailey, MU Beef the past 54 years.” The University of formerly of Shell Knob, has joined the sales staff of said Reagan Bluel, Dairy Extension Specialist for the The evening will wrap Missouri Extension Highland Springs, a residential golf course development field specialist, University state, addressing the differ- up with a producer panel of programs focus on the south of Springfield owned by John Q. Hammons. of Missouri Extension. ent dietary needs. those who have made the high-priority needs of A one-time Cassville businessman and retired poultry Many of these genera- “Going from a cow mak- transition and are willing to Missourians. Each county and dairy farmer, Loren Nickols, of Purdy, passed away tional dairy farms seek to ing 60 pounds of milk to share their insights. extension center, with over- Monday. He was a past member and former president of transition into a cow calf one who averages 20 – the Pre-registration is sight by locally elected and the Purdy School Board of Education. beef operation. feeding must have a radical required to ensure ade- appointed citizens, is the Barry County Farm Bureau elected Paul Yarnall as However, a dairy oper- change,” Bailey said. quate dinner is available, local link to practical edu- president of their board of directors. Tim Frye will serve ation and a beef operation Bailey will be followed by however this event is cation on almost anything. as vice president. The out going president is Ken Prier. Directors elected were Darlene Wierman, Kerry Brooks, Bill Leonard, Vickie and David Billington, Monty Woods FROM THE PREACHER’S PEN and Rex Stumpff. It’s still summertime BIBLE VERSE “When I am afraid, I hen you park burn on the too. We didn't complain crocked pickles. I like the put my trust in you.” your car at back. There much about the weather overpowering fragrance — PSALM 56:3 Wchurch, make were bacon, because we didn't know of lilacs that enveloped sure you lock your doors. lettuce, anything about air condi- the house. I like the smell Of course, you are and tomato tioning. There wasn't any of wild grape blossoms always well advised to sandwiches AC in the family car or out in the ditch. Nothing RECIPE OF THE WEEK lock your car. But we eaten at the family home. A musty beats the fresh aroma of BADA BING PORK CHOPS have been reemphasizing picnics or smelling swamp cooler rain on the late afternoon TERRILL Prep time: 5 Min. it with our church folks, hamburgers was about as good as it of a very hot day. Cook time: 15 Min. lately. No, it’s not because cooked on a got. We didn't worry too We are still in the Ready in: 8 Hr., 20 Min. there has been another grill in the back yard. Just much about perspiration middle of a glorious sum- Servings: 6 rash of burglaries. You for memory's sake, add odor, either. Maybe it was mer. The sights, smells INGREDIENTS: will want to lock you car in some cold lemonade, because we all smelled and sounds of summer because it is the height of roasted hotdogs, water- pretty much the same. surround those who have n 1 cup Italian-style salad dressing the Zucchini season. melons and corn on the To select the most the good sense to appre- n 1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce n That's right. cob. That was summer pleasant summer aro- ciate them. Even though 1/2 cup applesauce n 1/4 cup hot pepper sauce time! ma would be difficult. I school has started, my Our gardeners have n 1 lime, juiced more squash than they Remember how the remember the magic that prayer is that you will n 6 bone-in pork chops can give away, so they are sound of an evening base- was happening in small enjoy every breathtaking now sneaking recycled ball game traveled all the hot kitchens. The smell moment of the summer- DIRECTIONS: blue Walmart bags full way from the diamond of jams and jellies being time we have left. 1. Mix together the Italian dressing, Worcestershire sauce, of squash into the back into your back yard? made with fresh fruits — “For everything there applesauce, hot pepper sauce, and lime juice in a bowl. Pour seats of unsuspecting Remember the crack apples, blackberries, and is a season, a time for the marinade over the pork chops, and refrigerate in mari- parishioners. Whatsoever of a bat at a distance. strawberries. Remember every activity under heav- nade for 6 hours or overnight. you sow must be reaped, Remember the fishing the smell of green beans en.” (Ecclesiastes 3.1) 2. Preheat an outdoor grill for medium heat, and lightly oil and it is mighty hard to trips? Remember leisurely boiling, waiting to be the grate. see a baseball bat-sized riding your bike around canned? All of the toma- Chuck Terrill, who has 3. Remove the chops from the marinade, and pour mari- Zucchini go to waste. town all day long? Forget toes that couldn't be doctorates from Master nade into a saucepan. Bring the marinade to a boil over medi- You probably have about the summer colds, eaten fresh off the vine Theological Seminary um heat, and allow to boil for about 1 minute. Place the pork your favorite summer- the hay fever, and the were cooked down into and Trinity Seminary, chops onto the preheated grill, and grill until well browned time memories. I remem- poison ivy. Summer was sauce and canned for the is the senior minister at and no longer pink in the middle, about 6 minutes per side, ber the old swimming worth every malady gained winter. I love fresh made First Christian Church basting the chops occasionally with the marinade. An instant- hole. Summer meant from being outside. and canned salsa. I still in Cassville. He may be read thermometer inserted into the center should read 145 sand in the hair and sun- Forget about the heat, like the aroma of briny reached at 471-847-2460. degrees F (63 degrees C). Allow the marinade baste to cook completely onto the chops. QUOTE OF THE WEEK AllRecipes.com “To be good, and to do good, is all we have to do.” For your recipe to be considered for publication in the Cassville Democrat, please submit it to [email protected] — JOHN ADAMS Cassville Democrat Wednesday, September 4, 2019 • Page 7A LOCAL

BARRY COUNTY COURT NEWS Roaring River Carla Sue Bennett, misd. C, $70.50 and court Marionville, second City, third degree assault/ Monett, seat belt violation, costs. degree statutory sodomy, special victim, felony D; infr., $10 and court costs. William David Mooney, felony C, five years with third degree assault, felo- James Clay Bryant, Lawrence, Kan., speeding, the Missouri Department ny E, SIS five years super- State Park to Cassville, failure to ter- infr., $50.50 and court of Corrections; second vised probation and $46 minate due to insufficient costs. degree statutory sodomy, CVCF. personal floatation device, Dave Lee Moss, felony C, four years with Owen Lee Essary, misd. B, $47.50. Cassville, seat belt viola- the DOC and $46 CVCF. Galena, fourth degree host storyteller Bruce Maynard tion, infr., $10. Sarah Jane Beck, assault, misd. A, SIS two Burnett, Aurora, operate Charles R. Rusher, Cassville, two counts deliv- years unsupervised proba- multicultural folk tales personal watercraft in Rogers, Ark., operate ery of controlled substance tion and $10 CVCF. Fran Stallings and encourages steward- excess of no wake speed, motor vehicle in careless/ except 35 grams or less Steven Michael Farrell, giving ship for the planet. She misd. B, $30.50. imprudent manner – acci- of marijuana or synthet- Springfield, receiving sto- uses scientific concepts Kevin Lynn Butler, dent, misd. A, $80.50; ic cannabinoid, felony C, len property, felony C, presentation to create colorful “fact- Wheaton, leaving the leaving the scene of an suspended imposition of SES, seven years super- tales.” scene of an accident, misd. accident, misd. A, $80.50 sentence (SIS) five years vised probation. Saturday at park For more information A, $80.50 and court costs; and $10 CVCF. supervised probation and Samantha Jane Hill, about the event, con- failed to register motor Angel Raul Santos $46 CVCF. Aurora, stealing, felony D, People may come to tact a park naturalist at vehicle, misd. B, $30.50 Nunez, Cassville, driving Audrey Jean Bedsaul, SES five years supervised Roaring River State Park the Ozark Chinquapin and court costs; financial while intoxicated,. misd. Mt. Vernon, possession probation and $46 CVCF. amphitheater to enjoy live Nature Center in Roaring responsibility violation, B, suspended execution of of controlled substance Jennifer Jean Ivey, music and stories with River State Park at 417- misd. D, $80.50 and court sentence (SES) two years except 35 grams or less Cassville, four counts professional storyteller 847-3742. costs and $10 to the Crime unsupervised probation of marijuana or synthet- passing bad check, misd. Fran Stallings at 7:30 p.m. For more information Victims Compensation and $10 CVCF; failed to ic cannabinoid, felony D, A, $10 CVCF. Saturday. on state parks and his- Fund (CVCF). drive on right half of the SIS five years supervised Maynard David Stallings travels the toric sites, visit mostate- Alexander Demetrius roadway, misd. C, sus- probation and $46 CVCF; Jackson, Verona, DWI – world sharing her original parks.com. Missouri State Cook, Rocky Comfort, no pended execution of sen- possession of controlled persistent offender, felony songs and stories about Parks is a division of the valid driver's license, misd. tence (SES) two years substance except 35 grams E, SES four years super- animals and ecosystems. Missouri Department of D; failed to display plates unsupervised probation; or less of marijuana or vised probation. Her work is inspired by Natural Resources. on motor vehicle/trailer, no valid driver's license, synthetic cannabinoid, Nathen Dale Johnson, $61. $50.50. felony D, SIS five years Crane, first degree endan- COUNTY CALENDAR • Lesley Ann Graham, Tanner Lucas Schmidt, supervised probation and gering the welfare of a Overland Park, Kan., Aurora, operate person- $46 CVCF. child, felony D, SES seven Thursday, Set. 5 Monday from 8:45-9:30 failed to equip vehicle with al watercraft in excess of Dana Wayne Bland, years supervised proba- a.m. muffler/adequate muffler/ no wake speed, misd. B, Purdy, possession of mar- tion and $46 CVCF. Market: The Old properly attached muffler, $30.50. ijuana/synthetic canna- Jacky Lee Jones, Purdy, Church Gallery Farmers’ Center: The Central Crossing Senior Center infr., $70.50 and court Austin Lee Short, binoid, misd. A, SIS six two counts of third degree Market will be open every costs. Verona, seat belt violation, months unsupervised pro- assault – special victim, Thursday from 8-11 a.m. will host dominoes each Monday at 12:30 p.m. Tracy Ray Lannum, infr., $10 and court costs. bation and $10 CVCF. felony D, DWI, misd. B, with fresh local produce, Cassville, seat belt viola- Brandon M. Young, Jeremy L. Burton, five years with the DOC. eggs, baked goods and Center: The Central Crossing Senior Center tion, infr., $10 and court Villa Park, Ill., speeding, Fair Grove, two counts Bryan McGlothlin, craft items. The Market is costs. infr., $155.50 and court non-support, total arrears Aurora, three counts pos- held at Farm Road 1240 in will host notary services from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Kateline Renee Long, costs. in excess of 12 monthly session of a controlled old Shell Knob. For more Cassville, speeding, misd. Jennifer Aleen Young, payments, felony E, SIS substance except 35 information, people may C, $70.50 and court costs. Rich Hill, speeding, misd. five years unsupervised grams of marijuana, fel- call 417-858-2510. Tuesday, Sept. 10 Timothy L. Manion, C, $70.50 and court costs. probation each count. ony C, three years with Class: The Cassville Class: The Cassville Derby, Kan., speeding, Jimmy Joe Able, Jamie L. Earp, Pierce the DOC. Branch Library will host Branch Library will host Trivia Night at 6 p.m. an adult Crafternoon at Snacks and prizes are 1:30 p.m. People must JUNE FOOD SERVICE REPORT included. register by Sept. 7 to be included in the crafting of The Health Department Core Violations: 2 shelf of various chemicals ily soiled, magnetic knife a denim pocket organizer. divides food service code Main Street Café, and cleaners.* strips is soiled by raw Friday, Sept. 6 Center: The Central violations into two cate- • Current permit is chicken pieces and the Class: The Cassville Crossing Senior Center gories; Priority and Core Wheaton, Follow-up, hidden and most recent knives, put away as clean Branch Library will host will host a stamp up card items. inspection is not posted for are soiled. a Crochet with Kathy class 6/10/19 making event from 10 a.m. Priority items are the public to read. • Onion slicer put away at 10:30 a.m. Priority violations cor- to noon. more likely than other • Sink in the men’s room as clean is soiled. Nine Center: The Central rected. Center: The Central violations to contribute is broken (3rd repeat). soiled containers put away Crossing Senior Center Crossing Senior Center to food contamination, or Roaring River Core Violations: 7 as clean.* will host a 30-minute bal- will host Bingo from illness and/or injury. Waterslide, Cassville, Jack Henry Cafeteria, • Ceilings, ceiling vents, ance and flexibility class 12:45-2 p.m. Core items although and walls in the kitchen are each Friday, starting at Center: The Central important to the overall Routine, 6/11/19 Monett, Routine, soiled by grease and dried 9:30 a.m. Crossing Senior Center hygiene of the establish- Priority Violations: 3 6/19/19 raw chicken and mold. Center: The Central will host computer tech- ment, do not necessari- • No one ServSafe certi- • Bottom shelves of two Crossing Senior Center ly present an immediate Priority Violations: 0 nology assistance from fied on duty. Core Violations: 0 prep tables where food will host Cribbage games 12:45-3 p.m. threat to food contami- • Spray hose at the three items are stored are no from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each nation or illness and/or compartment sink hangs Prime Cut, Monett, longer smooth and easi- Friday. Sharon Clute is the injury. below the flood rim of the ly cleanable since it has instructor. Wednesday, Sept. 11 A report for each estab- sink creating a cross con- Routine, 6/19/19 Priority Violations: 3* become rusted. Market: The Cassville lishment that is inspected nection.* • Uncovered employee Core Violations: 4 Farmers’ Market will be shows the number of pri- • Employee taking Saturday, Sept. 7 beverage on the prep table.* open on the courthouse ority items, along with a money is not washing their Days Inn, Monett, Market: The Cassville • Can opener blade square from 5-8 p.m. To short statement as to the hands prior to preparing Farmers’ Market will be soiled.* Routine, 6/25/19 become a vendor, people nature of the violations. food order.* open on the courthouse • Two spray bottles of Priority Violations: 2 may call Albert Wolfe at The report also shows the Core Violations: 1* square from 7-11 a.m., chemicals are not clearly • Current permit is not 417-652-7308. number of core items, but posted for the public to with fresh produce; raw, Center: The Central Casey’s General Store and correctly marked with doesn’t list the nature of read. local honey; baked goods; Crossing Senior Center the name of the contents.* those violations. No. 3068, Cassville, • Creamer held at 45F farm-fresh eggs; meats; will host Bridge classes Core Violations: 0 *Corrected on spot and ambient temperature fudge; jams and jellies; each Wednesday from Routine, 6/11/19 SS Dockside Café 49F in the mini cooler. and crafts available. To 9:30-11:30 a.m. There is Dollar General No. Priority Violations: 2* Core Violations: 4 become a vendor, people a fee. For more informa- 1049, Purdy, Follow- • Beans, steak meat and & Pub, Shell Knob, may call Albert Wolfe at tion, people may call Mary sausage patties are not Daylight Donut, 417-652-7308. up, 6/3/19 labeled with a discard date.* Routine, 6/19/19 Frances Murphy at 417- Priority Violations: 0 Dance: The Seligman Priority Violations: 1 • Bologna and pepper- Monett, Routine, 858-0692. Core Violations: 1 Chamber of Commerce Center: The Central • Current permit is not corn bologna with a dis- 6/25/19 will host a dance at the Crossing Senior Center posted for the public to card date of 6/7 and gravy Eagle Rock Retreat Priority Violations: 0 Seligman Chamber Event will host Wii Bowling read. with a discard date of 6/9 Center, Eagle Rock, Core Violations: 0 Center at 7 p.m. Admission every week from 12:30-2 Acambaro Mexican not discarded.* is $5 each and attendees p.m. People may call 417- Core Violations: 1* Routine, 6/19/19 B Street Market are asked to bring a snack 858-6952 for more infor- Restaurant, Monett, Purdy RII School, Priority Violations: 1* (EFCO), Monett, to share. No alcohol or mation. Complaint, 6/3/19 • Can opener blade smoking is allowed. For Purdy, Routine, soiled.* Routine, 6/25/19 Priority Violations: 0 Priority Violations: 2 more information, people Core Violations: 0 Core Violations: 1 may call 417-662-3612. Thursday, Sept. 12 6/12/19 • Previous inspection Storytelling: Market: The Old Dollar General No. Priority Violations: 0 Super 8, Monett, not posted for the public Professional storyteller Church Gallery Farmers’ 1049, Purdy, Follow- Core Violations: 0 Routine, 6/24/19 to read.* Fran Stallings will per- Market will be open every Eva’s Sports Bar Priority Violations: 0 • No test kit available form “Stories and Songs Thursday from 8-11 a.m. up, 6/4/19 & Grill, Cassville, Core Violations: 1 for sanitizer. for a Green Earth” at 7:30 with fresh local produce, Priority violations cor- Casey’s General Store Core Violations: 0 p.m. at the Roaring River eggs, baked goods and rected Complaint, 6/13/19 B Street Market Amphitheater craft items. The Market is Dollar General No. Priority Violations: 12 No. 2258, Monett, held at Farm Road 1240 in • The weight for the meat (Jack Henry), Monett, old Shell Knob. For more 7159, Seligman, slicer has become rusted Routine, 6/24/19 Priority Violations: 3* Routine, 6/25/19 Monday, Sept. 9 information, people may and is no longer smooth Class: The Cassville Follow-up, 6/4/19 • Sausage patties with Priority Violations: 1* call 417-858-2510. and easily cleanable. Priority violations cor- a discard date of 6/13, egg • Three sandwiches with Branch Library will host Class: The Cassville • No one ServSafe certi- rected whites 6/17, Cotto sala- discard dates of 6/21/19 a Crochet with Kathy class Branch Library will host fied on duty. mi 6/21, and nine boxes are not discarded.* at 6 p.m. The Fun @ 4:00 activity Country Package, • Sanitizer available to of time release drugs with Core Violations: 2 Center: The Central for children ages K-8. The the kitchen is too weak.* Washburn, Routine, expiration dates of 10/2018 Crossing Senior Center project will be painting • Sanitizer in the dish George’s Vending, and 2/2019 not discarded.* will host a healthy life- with stickers. No registra- 6/4/19 machine is too strong.* • Four breakfast sand- Cassville, Routine, style support group each tion is required. Priority Violations: 0 • No test kit available for wiches past discard time of Core Violations: 0 chlorine (3rd repeat). 6/25/19 9:40 and one container of • Cheese sauce, pulled Priority Violations: 1 Monett Motor biscuits and gravy with no pork and baked potatoes • Current permit is not documented discard time.* Speedway, Monett, are not labeled with the posted for the public to • Sleeve of cups put discard date.* read. Routine, 6/9/19 away as clean soiled by • Raw bacon with a dis- Core Violations: 0 Priority Violations: 1* soda. Two scales for food card date of 6/11, pasta • Hamburgers held put away as clean are Eva’s Sports Bar & salad 6/7, used raw meat in the hot case at 122F, soiled by food debris.* breading 6/12, brown gra- Ambient temperature in Core Violations: 3 Grill, Cassville, Follow- the hot case is 122F; must vy 6/11, ranch 6/12 and pulled pork 6/10 are not up, 6/27/19 be held at or above 140F.* Lai Lai Asian Priority Violations: 1 discarded.* Restaurant, Monett, • The weight for the meat • Raw eggs stored slicer has become rusted above cucumber salad, Routine, 6/24/19 The government wears many hats. and is no longer smooth STAY sour cream and other Priority Violations: 5 We put them all in one place. and easily cleanable. ready-to-eat items, con- • Chicken in a container Looking for one place to get fast answers to your questions about tainer of egg wash stored on a cart without time or Lai Lai Asian government benefi ts and services? USA.gov is your offi cial source CURRENT for all federal, state and local government information. Now that’s above tomatoes.* temperature control (55º). Restaurant, Monett, something you can hang your hat on. Call 847.2610 to • Ten jars of home Food on the salad bar is subscribe to the canned foods in the walk- held at 49º and above.* Follow-up, 6/27/19 in cooler.* • Two carts used for All priority violations Cassville Democrat. • Onions stored below a food and dishes are heav- corrected. Page 8A • Wednesday, September 4, 2019 Cassville Democrat LOCAL FFA Ranch Rodeo wraps up www.cassville-democrat.com Sanders Construction with finals 3rd Generation General Contractor Carpentry Concrete Paving Excavation 417-271-4606 Licensed • Bonded • Insured

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Members of the Keeling Farms team participate in the steer sorting event at Saturday’s FFA Ranch Rodeo. Kyle Troutman/[email protected] IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! Call your account representative today. 417-847-2610 Thanks for reading the Cassville Democrat. www.cassville-democrat.com CASSVILLE SECTION B Sports Editor Jared Lankford emocrat 417-847-2610 D SPORTS [email protected] Wednesday, september 4, 2019 RANKINGS Big 8 Conference Standings Wildcats put record on line West took pride in how his team attempt to remain perfect on itself in a 20-0 hole and SCHOOL RECORD BIG 8 Cassville to face played in a win over Aurora. the young season and to gain bounced back showing it could Lamar 1-0 0-0 Cassville 1-0 0-0 balanced Irish “I was extremely proud that solid district footing. be balanced in an offensive Seneca 0-1 0-0 we came out, lined up and The Irish are currently approach, roaring to a 41-26 Nevada 0-1 0-0 attack played Week 1,” Parnell said. ranked No. 11 in the latest Class victory over Seneca. McDonald County 0-1 0-0 BY JARED LANKFORD “We had zero turnovers, only 3 poll, and a win would ensure The Irish threw for 214 yards Monett 0-1 0-0 [email protected] two penalties and handled the that they crack the top 10. and ran for another 181. East Newton 0-1 0-0 In banking, there is a say- little details well. That is some- A year ago the Irish offen- Quarterback Will Squibb ing that missing dollars do not thing as a coach, especially in sively were center upon an was efficient, connecting 10-of- East drive accountants mad as much the first game of the season, you exceptionally talented quarter- 16 passes with 2 touchdowns, SCHOOL RECORD BIG 8 as the missing pennies. want to see.” back in Tyson Riley. the longest of which was a Marshfield 1-0 0-0 The devil is always in the A week after posting 42 The Wildcats took Riley out 44-yard strike. Mt. Vernon 1-0 0-0 details. points in a victory over Aurora, of the picture and rolled to a “The Squibb kid is a heck of Springfield Catholic 1-0 0-0 After one week, Lance No. 8 Cassville (1-0) travels to 37-7 victory. an athlete, and he allows them Reeds Spring 1-0 0-0 CONTINUED ON PAGE 3B Hollister 1-0 0-0 Parnell, Cassville football coach, Springfield Catholic (1-0) in an Last week, Catholic found Aurora 0-1 0-0 Logan-Rogersville 0-1 0-0

THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE Monett at Marshfield CASSVILLE CAPTURES EARLY MOMENTUM East Newton at Aurora Cassville at Springfield Catholic Lamar at Hollister McDonald County at Logan-Rogersville Nevada at Mt. Vernon Pierce City at Diamond Seneca at Reeds Spring

LAST WEEK’S RESULTS Mt. Vernon at Monett, 22-21 Aurora at Cassville, 0-42 Logan-Rogersville at Lamar, 19-38 Marshfield at McDonald County, 31-14 Reeds Spring at Nevada, 61-6 Seneca at Springfield Catholic, 26-41 Hollister at East Newton, 23-16 Pierce City at Lockwood, 27-14

SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE 2018 RESULTS School Record Conf. Pierce City 1-0 1-0 Ash Grove 1-0 1-0 Marionville 1-0 1-0 Miller 1-0 0-0 Sarcoxie 0-1 0-0 Lockwood 0-1 0-1 Diamond 0-1 0-1 Pleasant Hope 0-1 0-1 Class 3, District 6 SEED SCHOOL POINTS 1. Reeds Spring 33 Cassville’s Brett Cooper hauls in an Aurora fumble and takes it 23 yards to the end zone 9 seconds into the Wildcats’ 42-0 win 2. Cassville 33 over Aurora Friday. Kyle Troutman/[email protected] 3. Hollister 27 4. Mt. Vernon 21 5. Monett 9 42-0 trashing of Aurora shows Wildcats’ versatility 6. Seneca -3 7. Aurora -3 BY KYLE TROUTMAN 8. Nevada -3 [email protected] WILDCATS FOOTBALL uilding momentum at the start of Record: 1-0 an athletics season can take time, Last result: 42-0 win at home over Aurora Class 1, District 2 Next up: Cassville travels to Springfield SEED SCHOOL POINTS Bbut that was not the case for the Catholic Friday 1. Cabool 53 Cassville football team this year. 2. Miller 43 The Wildcats were shot out of a 3. Marionville 33 cannon Friday, as they kicked off to with two scores in the game, said the 4. Ash Grove 33 Aurora, laid a big hit on the returner play changed the team, too. 5. Thayer 33 that popped the ball loose, then Brett “We just had so much energy, then 6. Pierce City 33 Cooper plucked it out of the air and boom,” he said. 7. Sarcoxie 12 took it to the house — only 9 seconds That energy carried the Wildcats to 8. Diamond -3 in. Cassville went on to rout the Houn’ five first-half scores and a mercy rule Dawgs, 42-0. lead at the break. 2019 Rankings “There’s no way we could draw up After Cooper’s 23-yard return for CLASS 3 a better first play,” said Lance Parnell, a score, a 41-yard pass from quarter- 1. Blair Oaks (8) Cassville coach. “That was a huge back Deven Bates to Killian Barbee 2. Trinity (1) momentum swing to force that turn- set up Bowen for his first of the night, Cassville’s Killian Barbee gains yardage 3. Odessa over and score. It changed the whole a 12-yard trot to paydirt. DJ White after a catch Friday during the Wildcats’ 4. Mt. Vernon flow of the game.” also found the end zone on a 19-yard 42-0 win over Aurora. Kyle Troutman/editor@ 5. St. Charles West Senior Bowen Preddy, who finished CONTINUED ON PAGE 3B cassville-democrat.com 6. Southern Boone 7. St. Francis Borgia 8. Cassville 9. Boonville 10. Kennett Also receiving votes: Springfield Lady Eagles open with victory Catholic; Savannah Kinsley Mattingly led the Lady Eagles ball clubs, as the CLASS 2 Purdy to face PURDY VOLLEYBALL way with 5 kills. Bre Perkins winner gets bragging rights in 1. Lutheran North (9) rival Pierce City Record: 1-0 added 13 assists, and Kylie what has become one of the 2. Cardinal Ritter Last result: Defeated Niangua, 2-0 Wood was devastating from the best non-conference rivalries in 3. Lathrop Thursday Next: Thursday, at Pierce City service line, recording a game- recent memory. 4. Lamar high 6 aces. Matches are set to begin at 5. Maryville BY JARED LANKFORD girls on Friday. Purdy also prevailed in the 6 p.m. 6. Clark County [email protected] The Lady Eagles triumphed single junior varsity set, 25-20. Purdy played East Newton 7. Ava The volleyball season got off over Niangua in straight sets, Thursday’s game against on Tuesday, results were not 8. Centralia 9. Palmyra to a solid start for the Purdy winning 25-8 and 25-16. Pierce City looms large for both available at press time. 10. Macon Also receiving votes: Knob Noster; Hallsville; Lawson; Summit Christian Academy; O’Fallon Christian; Monroe Alumni honored at football game City Alumni from CLASS 1 the 1980-1984 1. Lincoln (9) Cassville football 2. Westran teams where 3. Pierce City honored prior 4. Mid Buchanan to the Wildcats’ 5. Valle Catholic game against 6. Thayer 7. Marceline Aurora on Friday. 8. Adrian Honorees includ- 9. Hamilton-Penney ed, from left: Mike 10. Hayti Schlichtman, Also receiving votes: Milan; South Daniel Pueppke, Callaway; Tipton Michael LeCompte, Jon Statewide high school football rankings Horner and are compiled by a nine-member panel Paul Preddy. Kyle of sports writers and broadcasters. The Troutman/editor@cass- number of first-place votes is listed in ville-democrat.com parentheses. Page 2B • Wednesday, September 4, 2019 Cassville Democrat CASSVILLE AREA DEVOTIONAL PAGE This devotional and directory is made possible by these businesses who encourage all of us to attend worship services.

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BENNY STANLEY Benny Dale Stanley, 69, of Ridgley, passed away Friday, Aug. 30, 2019, at his home. He was born Aug. 3, 1950, in Ridgley, the son of Ben Walter and Willadean (Robbins) Stanley, who preceded him in death. Also preceding him in death were one brother, Ballard Stanley and a step- son, Oscar Morales. Survivors include: five sons, Quinn Stanley of Stella, Scott Stanley of Monett, Dusty Stanley of Anderson, Ben Stanley of Cassville, and Kevin Stanley of Lawrence, Kan.; one daughter, Karri Berry of Oklahoma City, Okla.; one sister, Gail Eastep of Rogers, Ark.; two step- sons, Hector Morales and Sergio Morales all of Agua Prieta, Mexico; 13 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. He received his educa- tion in Wheaton. Most of his life was spent in the Ridgley area except of eight years when he lived in Mexico. During the Vietnam War, he served three years in the U.S. Army. He was a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Washburn and the Lions Club. Memorial services Cassville’s DJ White shrugs off a would-be tackler Friday during the Wildcats’ 42-0 win over Aurora. Kyle Troutman/[email protected] will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 14, at Momentum: Mt. Zion Baptist Church Bates earns final score with a sneak play, sprint in Washburn. Brother CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B Richard Jones will con- reception, then a second ent ways we can go with duct the services. catch for a 30-yard score. the football, and those are Cremation arrange- After a long Aurora nice options for [Offensive ments are under direc- drive and punt that Coordinator Clay] Weldy tion of McQueen Funeral pinned the Wildcats at to have.” Home in Wheaton. their own 10-yard line, Preddy said the team Visit www.fohnfu- Preddy found room out has faith in Bates, who neralhome.com for right and galloped 90 moved from corner last online obituaries, yards to put Cassville up season and replaces four- guestbook and private 36-0. Bates provided the year starter Shannon condolences final score, stumbling Haney in the position. McQUEEN FUNERAL through the line on a “Our quarterback can HOME sneak play, then finding really throw the ball, and Wheaton, Missouri his feet and sprinting 63 he knows how to run this 417-652-7268 yards to the end zone. offense,” Preddy said. “We “We have several tal- are all behind him.” Call 847-2610 ented kids on offense, Bates showed out to subscribe to the and I hope each will in his first full contest have big nights on differ- under center. He was a Cassville Democrat ent nights,” Parnell said. perfect 4-for-4 through “There are many differ- the air for 102 yards and 2 touchdowns. On the ground, he attempted 3 runs and totaled 68 yards and 1 score. Preddy led on the ground, racking up 128 Cassville’s Zach Coenen (No. 24) and Bowen Preddy combine for a tackle during yards on 8 carries and the Friday’s 42-0 win over Aurora. Kyle Troutman/[email protected] 2 scores. White led with 2 catches for 49 yards and tackles for loss, totaling on us and played hard. sive leaders in, and when 2 scores. 21 yards. The game ended They are well-coached. we started communicat- Defensively, Cassville with Cutter Hicks pulling We bent, but we did not ing, everything started to held Aurora to 80 net down an interception with break.” click and we knew what yards rushing and 55 yards just over a minute to play. Preddy said communi- to do.” passing. Kade Hayward “We will not hold cation was why Cassville Cassville hopes to con- led tacklers with 9 unas- every team to three-and- was able to keep Aurora’s tinue the momentum this sisted. Jerome Ewing and outs all the time,” Parnell goose egg on the board. week, as the Wildcats Hunter Chasteen each said. “Aurora put a cou- “Communication was hit the road to face had 5 unassisted tackles. ple drives together. They key,” he said.” Sometimes, Springfield Catholic on Andrew Prier posted 2 switched some things up we didn’t have our defen- Friday. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Record: Wildcats facing first road test of the season CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B to do some different things for 53 yards. assignment football if we running lanes. Cassville than what they could last For the Wildcats, they want to come away with a wants to force Catholic year,” Parnell said. “He will not only be battling victory.” to bounce to the outside throws the ball well, and the Irish on the field, but Keys for Cassville where the speed of its they have a bunch of ath- they face their first true • Strike early defense can limit gains. letes around the field that road test of the season. Nothing calms a team • Secondary push are going to make things “First, we know we down any more than get- Catholic will throw the difficult on us.” are going to face a good ting a score or a big play ball up and let their tall Catholic used seven Catholic team,” Parnell early in the game. Look for receivers go make plays. different running backs, said. “Springfield Catholic Cassville to maybe mix in a Seneca struggled making and five different receivers is a tough place to go into gadget play. tackles and defending the caught passes. and play. We are going • Stay home pass in the second half. Matthew Schmittling to get our first road test. The Irish like to use Cassville has the film from carried the load on the We need to get off the misdirection in the run that game and they must ground with 18 carries for bus focused and find that game. The Wildcats must solve that passing riddle 56 yards. Squibb called intensity early. We have maintain gap control this week in practice. his own number 16 times to be disciplined and play and clog up the interior Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Stay current. Call 847.2610 to subscribe to the Cassville Democrat. Cassville-Democrat.com Page 4B • Wednesday, September 4, 2019 Cassville Democrat ORTS SP SCH LY E K D E U E L E

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GET THE Cassville Democrat 847.2610 cassville-democrat.com Page 6B • Wednesday, September 4, 2019 Cassville Democrat EDUCATION Homecoming parade schedule released The 2019 Cassville All groups and floats route from 14th Street on Inclement weather buildings and a 2:45 p.m. Homecoming Parade on involved will travel to to the High School cam- In the event that assembly at the high school Sept. 27 is being hosted the line up point at the pus will be reserved for Cassville schools have gymnasium. Parents and by Cassville High School Family Life Center. The Cassville school district less than ideal weather public would be welcome Student Council. parade’s start time is staff and students only. conditions (rain, thun- to attend the assembly at The theme is “There’s 1:30 p.m. The parade will Building level princi- derstorms, snow) the the high school. no place like homecom- end at the High School pals will discuss where parade will be canceled. ing” (Wizard of Oz). approximately 2:30 p.m. the best place for their If the parade is can- students will be on the celed, Cassville schools Route Floats route and communicate STAY Cassville schools will All floats must be will revert back to what specific line up infor- Cassville schools typically have two school bus- driven by a certified mation to their building es transporting student faculty member with a do during the school day CURRENT STAY CURRENT teachers closer to the for Homecoming. participants down to the Permission to Transport parade date. Call 847.2610 to Call 847.2610 to Family Life Center. All Students Form on file with If the parade is can- subscribe to the subscribe to the floats will meet in the their building principal. Safety celed, Cassville schools Family Life Center park- All students who are par- Cassville schools are will have a 1:30 p.m. walk Cassville Democrat. Cassville Democrat ing lot where Cassville ticipating in the parade working in collaboration through of the candidates Cassville-Democrat.com www.cassville-democrat.com schools will begin lining must have a Permission with the Cassville Police in the halls of the other up. Line up will on 6th to Treat form on file in Department to ensure Street beginning at the the office, and if they are the safety of students Chamber of Commerce. riding a float, must have a who are participating in Floats will turn left onto permission slip. and viewing the parade. Main St. and travel down It is the coach’s/spon- Please note the parade to the school campus, turn sor’s responsibility to route from 14th Street to right onto 14th St (Kit Kat make sure the proper the High School will not Drive). travel down in paperwork is turned in be open to the general front of Eunice Thomas to the office and permis- public. Elementary, the turn left sion slips turned in for General public will at the field house onto the all students. The coach/ need to make arrange- paved bus lane to the High sponsor will keep these. ments to view the parade School. The parade will between 6th and 14th end at the high school. Viewing streets. The parade tim- The public, business, ing in the afternoon will Timing community and parents cause traffic slowdowns High School students are invited and Cassville and alternate routes for participating in the schools to come to view travelers who traditional- parade will be dismissed the parade on Main ly take Main Street from at the end of 5th hour, at Street between 6th and 1 p.m. until about 2:30 12:53 p.m. 14th streets. The parade p.m. Locals receive Pitt State scholarships Julia Hobbs, of Cassville, has received is the nephew of Trevor Cassville, has received a the Mary Adele McNally Messbarger, of Cassville. $400 scholarship from Gould Scholarship. She Messbarger is a senior Nursing School Alumni for is the daughter of Linda majoring in nursing. the fall 2019 and spring Brennan, of Cassville, and All three recipients 2020 semester. Hobbs is David Greek, of Wheaton. are graduates of Cassville the daughter of Robert Greek is a senior majoring High School. and Catherine Hobbs, of in nursing. Cassville. Hobbs is a junior Devin Messbarger has majoring in nursing. received the DeLappe Kourtney Greek, of Nursing Scholarship. He

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PUBLIC NOTICES Collection Practices Act, promissory note described Range 25 West, Barry do not extend the limitation personal representative, PUBLIC NOTICES PRINTED IN 15 U.S.C. § 1692c(b), no in and secured by a Deed County, Missouri, being period that would bar claims then within two months NEWSPAPERS HELP FULFILL information concerning the of Trust, executed by Mary more particularly described one year after the decedent’s from the date it was mailed THE CITIZEN’S CONSTITUTION- collection of this debt may Shaw, a single person, as commencing at the death, as provided in section or served, whichever is later, AL RIGHT OF DUE PROCESS OF be given without the prior dated May 26, 2017, and Southeast corner thereof, 473.444, RSMo, or any or be forever barred to the LAW BY PUTTING HIM ON NO- consent of the consumer recorded on June19, 2017 thence North 00 degrees 36 other applicable limitation fullest extent permissible by TICE OF MATTERS WHICH AF- given directly to the debt in the Office of the Recorderminutes 55 seconds East periods. Nothing in section law. Such six-month period FECT HIM OR HIS PROPERTY. collector or the express of Deeds of Barry County, along the East line thereof 473.033, RSMo, shall be and such two-month period permission of a court of Missouri, in Book 17 at 628.22 feet to the point of construed to bar any action do not extend the limitation competent jurisdiction. The Page 3208, and conveying beginning, thence South against a decedent’s liability period that would bar claims TRUSTEE debt collector is attempting to Tamara J. Littleton, 80 degrees 25 minutes 19 insurance carrier through a one year after the decedent’s to collect a debt and any as Trustee, the following seconds West departing defendant ad litem pursuant death, as provided in section information obtained will be described real property, said East line 1036.02 feet to section 537.021, RSMo. 473.444, RSMo, or any NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S used for that purpose. situate in Barry County, to the Government Fee Date of the decedent’s other applicable limitation SALE 1s Ins. 8-14-19 30-33 Missouri, to-wit: Take Line, thence North death was APRIL 7, 2019. periods. Nothing in section Default having been ______A tract of land situated 22 degrees 59 minutes 33 Date of first publication 473.033, RSMo, shall be made in the payment of the in part of the East Half of seconds West along said is AUGUST 21, 2019. construed to bar any action promissory note described TRUSTEE’S SALE the Northeast Quarter of Government Fee Take Line Craig Williams, against a decedent’s liability in and secured by a Missouri In Re: John Bowman and Section 2, township 21 420.78 feet, thence North Circuit Clerk insurance carrier through a Deed of Trust, executed by Sandra Bowman, Husband North, Range 25 West, Barry 42 degrees 46 minutes 12 By: Sherry L. Allee defendant ad litem pursuant Perry Dennis McChesney, and wife County, Missouri, being seconds West along said Division Clerk to section 537.021, RSMo. a/k/a Perry McChesney, Under the terms of the more particularly described Government Fee Take Line 1st Ins. 8-21-19 31-34 Date of the decedent’s a married person and Deed of Trust executed by as follows: Beginning at an 189.70 feet to the West line ______death was JULY 28, 2019. Deborah Jean McChesney John Bowman and Sandra existing C.O.E. Monument of said Lot 5, thence North Date of first publication a/k/a Debbie McChesney, a Bowman, Husband and #3220-7= # 3218-2-1, 01 degree 05 minutes 54 IN THE 39TH JUDICIAL is SEPTEMBER 4, 2019. married person, dated April wife dated 08/15/1996, and marking the Southwest seconds West departing CIRCUIT COURT OF Craig Williams 17, 2017, and recorded in recorded on 08/19/1996 corner of the Northeast said Government Fee Take BARRY COUNTY Circuit Clerk the Office of the RecorderBook 96 Page 5444 in the Quarter of the Northeast Line and along said West line MISSOURI /s/ Sherry L. Allee, of Deeds of Barry County, office of the Recorder ofQuarter of said Section 2, 94.81 feet.; thence South PROBATE DIVISION Probate Clerk Missouri, in Book 17 at Page Deeds for Barry County, thence South 61 degrees 89 degrees 12 minutes 21 Honorable 1st Ins. 9-4-19 33-36 1943 and re-recorded May MISSOURI, the undersigned 33 minutes 17 seconds seconds East departing Robert J. Foulke 2, 2017 in Book 17 at Page Successor Trustee, will on East along the Government said West line 1321.33 feet Judge 2414, and conveying to 09/23/2019 at 10:00 AM at Fee Take Line, a distance of to the East line of said Lot In the Estate of MISCELLANEOUS Donald L. Cupps, as Trustee, the East Front Door of the 375.08 feet, to an existing 5, thence South 00 degrees RONALD W. HARRIS the following described real Barry County Courthouse, C.O.E. Monument #3218- 36 minutes 55 seconds Deceased. property, situate in Barry 700 Main St Cassville, Mo. 2-1A, thence South 61 West along said East line Case No. 19BR-PR00143 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE County, Missouri, to-wit: 65625, sell at public venue degrees 17 minutes 30 430.70 feet to the point of NOTICE OF LETTERS On September 5, 2019, to the highest bidder for seconds East , continuing beginning. Except any part OF ADMINISTRATION at 1:00 p.m. at the Front TRACT 1: The Northwest cash subject to the terms along the Government Fee taken or used for roads. GRANTED Steps of the East Door of the Quarter of the Northeast announced at the sale, the Take Line, a distance of Together with a Well Access (Supervised Administration) Barry County Courthouse, Quarter AND two acres in realty described in said 68.28 feet, to the new point described as follows: A part To all persons interested Cassville, Missouri, the the Northwest corner of the deed of trust, to wit: of beginning, thence North of Lot 5 (Northwest Quarter in the Estate of RONALD W. following personal property Southeast Quarter of the 32 degrees 21 minutes 43 of the Southeast Quarter) HARRIS, Decedent: will be exposed to sale Northeast Quarter being BEGINNING AT A POINT seconds East, leaving said Fractional Section 13, On AUGUST 22, 2019, at public auction without all that part of said forty 7.5 FEET SOUTH AND Government Fee Take Line, Township 21 North, Range the following individual was reserve: lying North and West of 27.0 FEET WEST OF THE a distance of 288.81 feet, to 25 West, Barry County, appointed the presonal All feed storage and State Highway No. 76, all NORTHEAST CORNER an existing iron pin on the Missouri, being more representative of the estate handling systems, feeders, in Section 6, Township 22, OF THE SOUTHEAST Government Fee Take Line, particularly described as; of RONALD W. HARRIS, waterers, water handling Range 26, Barry County, QUARTER OF THE thence South 61 degrees Beginning at the Southeast decedent, by the Probate systems and medication Missouri. SOUTHEAST QUARTER 00 minutes 51 seconds corner thereof, thence North Division of the Circuit injection systems, manure OF THE SOUTHEAST East along the Government 00 degrees 36 minutes 55 Court of Barry County, handling and storing TRACT 2: All that part of QUARTER OF SECTION Fee Take Line, a distance seconds East along the East Missouri. The per sonal systems, cages, ventilating, the Northwest Fractional 11, TOWNSHIP 25 NORTH, of 117.15 feet, to an line of Lot 5 a distance of representative’s business lighting and heating Quarter of Section 6, RANGE 25 WEST, THENCE existing C.O.E. Monument 628.22 feet, thence South address and phone number systems, auxiliary power Township 22, Range NORTH 250.0 FEET, #3218-1-3, thence South 80 degrees 25 minutes 19 is: systems, electrical control 26, being North of State THENCE WEST 200.0 32 degrees 21 minutes 43 seconds West departing JUDITH A. HARRIS, systems with replacements, Highway No. 76, EXCEPT: FEET, THENCE SOUTH seconds West, leaving said said line 227.19 feet to the 21399 PRIVATE ROAD propane tanks, additions Part of the Northwest 250.0 FEET, THENCE EAST Government Fee Take Line, point of beginning, thence 1125, and similar equipment Quarter of the Northwest 200.0 FEET TO THE POINT a distance of 287.96 feet, to South 03 degrees 45 CASSVILLE, MO 65625 hereafter acquired, including Quarter of Section 6, OF BEGINNING, BARRY a point on the Government minutes 49 seconds East The personal but not limited to 24-500 Township 22 North, Range COUNTY, MISSOURI.. Fee Take Line, thence 81.44 feet, thence South representative’s attorney’s gallon Propane Tanks, One 26 West, Barry County, along the Government 86 degrees 14 minutes 11 name, business address used 1996 Ford Pickup, VIN Missouri, described as Substitute Trustee Fee Take Line as follows, seconds West 69.00 feet; and phone number is: #1FDNF7088TVA00933, beginning at the Northwest Corporation thence North 61 degrees thence North 03 degrees 45 JAMES W. LE COMPTE II, One used 2002 New corner thereof, thence South SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE 33 minutes 05 seconds minutes 49 seconds West 104 W SEVENTH ST. Holland TN60 Tractor, 88 degrees 56 minutes 25 www.substitutetrusteecorp. West, a distance of 63.91 74.41 feet, thence North CASSVILLE, MO 65625; Serial #HJE019824 w/all seconds East 829.18 feet com feet to an existing C.O.E 80 degrees 25 minutes 19 417-847-2832. attachments, Litter-Getters along the North line of said Published in the CASSVILLE Monument #3218-2-1B, seconds East 69.36 feet All creditors of the and Angle Blade. Section 6, thence South DEMOCRAT thence North 61 degrees 17 to the point of beginning. decedent are notified to file This sale is held 34 degrees 42 minutes 45 File #: BOWJOCHL minutes 30 seconds West, Except any part taken or claims in court within six to enforce the rights of seconds West 701.87 feet, First publication date a distance of 53.29 feet, to used for roads. months from the date of firstFreedom Bank of Southern thence South 03 degrees 51 08/28/2019 the new point of beginning. publication of this notice Missouri as the secured minutes 55 seconds West 1st Ins. 8-28-19 32-35 Less and except that part for the purpose of satisfying or if a copy of this notice party arising under security 431.40 feet to the North right ______deeded taken or used for said indebtedness and the was mailed to, or served agreement executed by of way line of Missouri Route Road, Highway, or Street cost of executing this trust. upon, such creditor by the Perry Dennis McChesney, 76, thence on a curve to the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S purposes. MTW Trustee Services, Inc. personal representative, a/k/a Perry McChesney, West having a central angle SALE Successor Trustee then within two months a married person and of 40 degrees 30 minutes For default in the At the request of the (314) 961-0400 from the date it was mailed Deborah Jean McChesney 43 seconds and a radius payment of debt secured legal holder of said note Notice: or served, whichever is later, a/k/a Debbie McChesney, of 603.0 feet, a distance of by a deed of trust executed and in accordance with the Pursuant to the Fair or be forever barred to the a married person of 20668 426.30 feet to the West line by Misty Burnette and Billy provisions of said Deed of Debt Collection Practices fullest extent permissible by State Hwy 76, Cassville, of Section 6, thence North Burnette, dated February Trust, Tamara J. Littleton, Act, 15 U.S.C. Section law. Such six-month period Missouri, as debtor. 00 degrees 51 minutes 20 8, 2005, and recorded on Trustee, will on Monday, 1692c(b), no information and such two-month period The terms of the sale seconds East 975.42 feet February 10, 2005, in Book September 30, 2019 concerning the collection do not extend the limitation are cash. along said West line to the No. 05, at Page 1028 in commencing at One o’clock of this debt may be given period that would bar claims /s/Donald L. Cupps point of beginning. EXCEPT: the Office of the Recorderp.m.(1:00 p.m.) sell said without the prior consent one year after the decedent’s Beginning at a point on the of Deeds, Barry County, real property to the highest of the consumer given death, as provided in section Donald L. Cupps North right of way line of Missouri, the undersigned bidder for cash at the Front directly to the debt collector 473.444, RSMo, or any ATTORNEY AT LAW Missouri State Highway No. Successor Trustee will on Steps of the East Door of the or the express permission other applicable limitation PO Box 276 76 where the same crosses September 26, 2019, at Barry County Courthouse of a court of competent periods. Nothing in section Cassville, MO 65625 the East boundary line of 11:00 AM, at the East Front in Cassville, Missouri, to jurisdiction. The debt 473.033, RSMo, shall be MO Bar No. 29559 the Northwest Fractional Door of the Barry County satisfy said note and costs. collector is attempting construed to bar any action Phone No. 417-847-2734 Quarter of Section 6, Courthouse, Cassville, Tamara J. Littleton, Trustee to collect a debt and any against a decedent’s liability 1st Ins. 8-14-19 30-33 Township 22, Range 26, Missouri, sell at public information obtained will be insurance carrier through a ______thence North along said vendue to the highest bidder DONALD L. CUPPS, used for that purpose. defendant ad litem pursuant East boundary line a for cash: ATTORNEY AT LAW 1st Ins. 9-4-19 33-36 to section 537.021, RSMo. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT distance of 328 feet, thence PO Box 276 Date of the decedent’s OF BARRY COUNTY, West 223 feet, thence South Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 5, Cassville, MO 65625 death was Sept. 30, 2016. MISSOURI ROBATE to the North right of way line Smith and Hayes Addition Phone No. 417-847-2734 P Date of first publication AT CASSVILLE of Missouri State Highway to the City of Cassville, is Aug. 28, 2019. IN RE: Name change of: ) No. 76, thence in a generally EXCEPT a strip of land NOTICE IN THE 39TH JUDICIAL Craig Williams, BERTA LOU FAGAN ) Easterly direction following approximately 60 feet wide Pursuant to the Fair Debt CIRCUIT COURT OF Circuit Clerk Case No. 19BR-DR00150 ) said right of way to the point squarely off the West side Collection Practices Act, BARRY COUNTY By: Sherry L. Allee PUBLICATION OF of beginning. of Lots numbered 1, 2 and 15 U.S.C. § 1692c(b), no MISSOURI Division Clerk NOTICE OF 3 in Block 5, in Smith and information concerning the PROBATE DIVISION 1st Ins.8-28-19 32-35 CHANGE OF NAME TRACT 3: Beginning at a Hayes Addition to Cassville, collection of this debt may ______On the 15th day of point on the North right Honorable Missouri, the exact footage be given without the prior Robert J. Foulke AUGUST 2019, the Circuit of way line of Missouri to be measured from a consent of the consumer IN THE 39TH JUDICIAL Court of Barry County, State Highway No. 76 Judge concrete monument with a given directly to the debt In the Estate of CIRCUIT COURT OF Missouri, entered Judgment where the same crosses collector or the express steel pin at the West base of ALAN L. CRANE BARRY COUNTY in Case No. 19BR-DR00150 the East boundary line of permission of a court of an Elm tree located on the Deceased. MISSOURI changing the name of the Northwest Fractional above tract on a line West competent jurisdiction. The Case No. 19BR-PR00141 PROBATE DIVISION BERTA LOU FAGAN To Quarter of Section 6, parallel with the east-west debt collector is attempting NOTICE OF LETTERS In the Estate of: BERTIE LOU FAGAN. Township 22, Range 26, lot lines to the west line of to collect a debt and any OF ADMINISTRATION ROBERT MICHAEL SEAL thence North along said said lots., commonly known information obtained will be GRANTED DUBUQUE Craig Williams East boundary line a as 1512 Gravel Road, used for that purpose. (Supervised Administration) Deceased. Circuit Clerk distance of 328 feet, thence Cassville, MO, 65625 1st Ins. 9-4-19 33-36 To all persons interested Case No. 19BR-PR00144 1st Ins. 8-21-19 31-33 West 223 feet, thence South ______NOTICE OF LETTERS in the Estate of ALAN L. ______to the North right of way line subject to all prior OF ADMINISTRATION CRANE, Decedent: of Missouri State Highway easements, restrictions, GRANTED TRUSTEE’S SALE On AUGUST 16, 2019, No. 76, thence in a generally reservations, covenants In re: John R. Willey and (Supervised Administration) the following individual was Easterly direction following and encumbrances now of Kindra L. Willey, husband To all persons interested appointed the presonal said right of way to the point record, if any, to satisfy the and wife in the Estate of ROBERT of beginning. debt and costs. TRUSTEE’S SALE - representative of the MICHAEL DUBUQUE, Default having been made estate of ALAN L. CRANE, Decedent: TRACT 4: All that part of the County Criers, LLC in the payment of a Note decedent, by the Probate On AUGUST 28, 2019, Southwest Quarter of the Successor Trustee described in and secured Division of the Circuit Court the following individual was Northeast Quarter of Section by Deed of Trust executed of Barry County, Missouri. appointed the personal 6, Township 22, Range 26, First Publication: by John R. Willey and The personal representative of the estate that lies North of the right of September 4, 2019. For Kindra L. Willey, recorded representative’s business of ROBERT MICHAEL way of State Highway No. more information, visit www. August 3, 2011 in Book 11 address is: DUBUQUE, decedent, 76, Barry County, Missouri. southlaw.com at Page 4057, in the office HELEN DIANE DUTHU, by the Probate Division of the Recorder of Deeds 22517 FARM ROAD 2280, of the Circuit Court of At the request of the NOTICE for the County of Barry, EAGLE ROCK, MO 65641 Barry County, Cassville, legal holder of said note Pursuant to the Fair Debt State of Missouri, MTW The personal Missouri. The personal “Because the People representative’s attorney’s and in accordance with the Collection Practices Act, Trustee Services, Inc., the representative’s business Must Know.” provisions of said Deed of 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no undersigned Successor name, business address address is: Trust, Donald L. Cupps, and phone number is: Public Notice advertising plays a information concerning the Trustee, at the request of the WILLIAM C. DUBUQUE, unique role both in American his- Trustee, will on Thursday, collection of this debt may legal holder of said Note, will JAMES W. LE COMPTE, II 106 PHELAN tory and in the process by which this September 5, 2019, be given without the prior on October 1, 2019 between 104 W SEVENTH ST, FARM ROAD, country’s democracy is preserved. commencing at One o’clock consent of the consumer the hours of 9 o’clock a.m. CASSVILLE, MO 65625; PACIFIC, MO 63069. Its one premise is that people must 417-847-2832. be informed if they are to govern p.m.(1:00 p.m.) sell said given directly to the debt and 5 o’clock p.m., to wit: The personal themselves competently. Public No- real property to the highest collector or the express at or about 1:00 p.m., at the All creditors of the representative’s attorney’s tice advertising first came into be- bidder for cash at the Front permission of a court of East Front Door of the Barry decedent are notified toname, file business address ing with the Congress of 1792. That Steps of the East Door of the competent jurisdiction. The County Courthouse, in the claims in court within six and phone number is: body, recognizing its responsibility to the people, required the Postmas- Barry County Courthouse debt collector is attempting City of Cassville and State months from the date of firstDONALD LYNN CUPPS ter General to advertise for bids for in Cassville, Missouri, to to collect a debt and any of Missouri, sell at public publication of this notice ELLIS, CUPPS AND COLE the construction of new post offices. satisfy said note and costs. information obtained will vendue to the highest bidder or if a copy of this notice 702 WEST STREET, P.O. From that inauspicious beginning to Donald L. Cupps, Trustee be used for that purpose for cash, the following real was mailed to, or served BOX 276, CASSVILLE, MO the publication requirements in fed- upon, such creditor by the eral, state and local laws today, gov- (Casefile No. 147440- estate described in said 65625; 417-847-2734. ernment officials have come more Donald L. Cupps 917023). Deed of Trust and situated personal representative, All creditors of the and more to understand their obliga- ATTORNEY AT LAW 1st Ins. 9-4-19 33-36 in the County of Barry, then within two months decedent are notified totions file to inform the public through PO Box 276 ______Missouri, to-wit: from the date it was mailed claims in court within six Public Notice advertising. Newspa- pers over the years have been the Cassville, MO 65625 or served, whichever is later, months from the date of firstvehicle by which these obligations Phone No. 417-847-2734 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S Part of Lot 5 (Northwest or be forever barred to the publication of this notice have been fulfilled. They will con- SALE Quarter of the Southeast fullest extent permissible by or if a copy of this notice tinue to be as long as the public de- NOTICE Default having been Quarter) Fractional Section law. Such six-month period was mailed to, or served mands that it be informed frequently and by the best means possible. Pursuant to the Fair Debt made in the payment of the 13, Township 21 North, and such two-month period upon, such creditor by the Page 8B • Wednesday, September 4, 2019 Cassville Democrat

successors claiming by, ) Dated: 8-14-19 MISCELLANEOUS through, and under them, ) (SEAL) Defendants. ) Ada County District Court Chamber event highlights new IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Case No. 19BR-CC00068 Phil McGrane OF BARRY COUNTY, NOTICE OF ORDER OF By Cassie Jardine MISSOURI PUBLICATION Deputy Clerk AT CASSVILLE The State of Missouri to: 1st Ins. 8-21-19 31-34 concession stand, scoreboard Defendants, BYRON LEE ALLEN, LOIS IRENE “SUE” GEORGE W. PATTON ) CONSERVATOR AS TRUSTEE of the ) ALLEN and JODEE MUFICH GEORGE W. PATTON ) et. al. If they be living or their and ) unborn or unknown heirs, NOTICE OF SHARON K. PATTON ) divises, grantees, assignees, APPOINTMENT OF A REVOCABLE LIVING ) donees, alienees, legatees, CONSERVATOR TRUST ) administrators, executors, (Sec. 475.140 RSMo) guardians, mortgagees, Plaintiff ) STATE OF MISSOURI ) ) trustees, consorts and legal COUNTY OF BARRY ) vs. ) representatives, spouses IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ) and all other persons, PROBATE DIVISION SCOTT SPICER, and, ) corporations or successors BARRY COUNTY, KATHY SPICER ) claiming by, through and MISSOURI and TERRY GRADWOL ) under them. In the Estate of: and MONTY DORN and ) You are hereby notified NOEL EUGENE SMITH, LINDA DORN, ) that an action has been Estate No. 19BR-PR00114 and any unknown heirs ) commenced against you To all persons interested in of MARTY DORN, ) in the Circuit Court for the the estate of NOEL EUGENE deceased. ) County of Barry Missouri, SMITH, a disabled person: Defendants. ) the object and general On the 30th day of Case No. 19BR-CC00067 nature of which is a Quiet AUGUST 2019, MARIE Title Suit and which affects JOSEPHINE BAXTER, was NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR the following described appointed conservator SERVICE BY PUBLICATION property: of the estate of NOEL THE STATE OF EUGENE SMITH, a person MISSOURI TO: ALL OF LOT 4 IN BLOCK adjudicated disabled Associate Circuit Judge Johnnie Cox, center, speaks with Cassville School Board MARTY DORN: 4 IN KINGS VIEW under the laws of the State Member Jeremy Marple, right, and Paul Preddy, left, during the Football Friday and YOU ARE HEREBY SUBDIVISION, TOWNSHIP of Missouri, by Probate Chamber Conversations. Kyle Troutman/[email protected] NOTIFIED that an action has 22N RANGE 25W SECTION Division of the Circuit Court been commenced against 36, VIOLA, BARRY of Barry County, Missouri. The Cassville you in the Circuit Court of COUNTY, MISSOURI, AS The business address PER THE RECORDED PLAT Wildcats the County of Barry, State of the attorney is: mascot of Missouri, the object and THEREOF. JAMES W. LECOMPTE general nature of which is II; 104 WEST 7TH ST; was at the Petition for Quiet Title for The names of all the CASSVILLE, MO 65625. Football the following described parties to said action are All creditors of said Friday and property: stated above in the caption disabled person are notified Chamber above and the name and to file their claims in Probate Conversations address of the attorney for THE SOUTH 8 FEET OF Division of the Circuit Court event Friday LOT 8 AND ALL OF LOT Plaintiffs is Blake B Fields, of Barry County, Missouri. 9 IN BLOCK 3, OAKLAND 605 Main Street, Cassville, (SEAL) morning, ADDITION TO MONETT, Missouri 65625. J. Craig Williams, which served BARRY COUNTY, You are further notified Circuit Clerk as an open MISSOURI. that, unless you file an By: Sherry L. Allee, house for answer or other pleading or Probate Clerk the new The names of all the shall otherwise appear and To be published in Cassville concession defend against the aforesaid Democrat parties to said suit are stand and stated above in the caption Petition within 45 days after 1st Ins. 9-4-19 33-36 hereof and the name and the 21st day of August 2019, scoreboard. address of the attorney for judgment by default will be Kyle Troutman/ BIDS editor@cass- Plaintiff is James J. Randall, rendered against you. 405 Broadway, P.O. Box It is ordered that a ville-democrat. 151, Monett, MO 65708. copy hereof be published CITY OF CASSVILLE com YOU ARE FURTHER according to law in the ACCEPTING SEALED NOTIFIED that, unless Cassville Democrat, a BIDS ON A VEHICLE you file an answer or other newspaper of general The City of Cassville will pleading or shall otherwise circulation published in the be accepting sealed bids appear and defend against County of Barry, State of on a 2001 Chevy Impala the aforesaid Petition within Missouri. 125,000 plus miles, sold as 45 days after the 14th day A true copy from the is. of August 2019, judgment record. Sealed bids will be by default will be rendered Witness my hand and accepted until September against you. seal of the Circuit Court, 11, 2019, at 9:00 a.m. and IT IS ORDERED that a Associate Division, Barry must be marked Sealed copy hereof be published County, Missouri, this 13th Police Car Bid. according to law in the day of August 2019. Bids will be opened Cassville Democrat, a (SEAL) September 11, 2019, at newspaper of general Craig Williams, 10:00 a.m. circulation published in the Circuit Clerk Send sealed bid to County of Barry, State of 1st Ins. 8-21-19 31-34 Cassville Police Department, Missouri. ______302 Main St. Cassville, MO A true copy from the 65625. record. SUMMONS BY Vehicle can be WITNESS my hand and PUBLICATION inspected by calling seal of the Circuit Court this TO: AUNG NAING Cassville Police Department 2nd day of August 2019. You have been sued 417-847-2700 ext. 200, 8:00 CRAIG WILLIAMS, by SAY K MOO HTOO, the a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Circuit Clerk Petitioner, in the District Court The City of Cassville The Football Friday and Chamber Conversations event Friday served as an open house (SEAL) in and for Ada County, Idaho. reserves the right to refuse for the new concession stand at Wildcat Stadium. Kyle Troutman/[email protected] 1st. Ins. 8-14-19 30-33 Case No. CV01-19-06285. or reject any or all bids. ______The nature of the claim City of Cassville against you is for Divorce Cassville Police Dept. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT with Minor Children. 417-847-4700 OF BARRY COUNTY Any time after 21 days 1st Ins. 9-4-19 33 ASSOCIATE DIVISION AT following the last publication ______CASSVILLE, MISSOURI of this Summons, the court DIVISION ONE may enter a judgment CITY OF EXETER MIKE SHUMNY, and ) against you without further SOLICITING BIDS MARLA SHUMNY ) notice, unless prior to that ON PROPERTY Plaintiff, ) time you have filed a written The City of Exeter, Mo., vs. ) response in the proper form, will be soliciting bids for ) including the case number, property, located at 116 S. BYRON LEE ALLEN ) and paid any required Front St., for 45 days. LOIS IRENE “SUE” ALLEN ) filing fee to the Clerk of the Potential buyers may and JODEE MUFICH et.al. ) Court at (mailing address, come inspect said property If they be living or their ) physical address, if different during regular business unborn or unknown heirs, ) from the mailing address hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. divisees, grantees, ) and telephone number of Monday through Friday. donees, alienees, ) the district court clerk) 200 Last date bids to be legatees, administrators, ) West Front Street, Boise, accepted is Oct. 4, 2019. executors, guardians, ) ID 83702; phone, 208-287- The successful bidder mortgagees,trustees, ) 6900, and served a copy shall complete property legal representatives, ) of your response on the transactions within thirty Mindi Artherton, communication liaison for Cassville schools, takes a photo of Cassville and all other persons, ) other party, whose mailing (30) calendar days from date corporations, or ) address and telephone of acceptance of the sale. Area Chamber of Commerce board members during the Football Friday and Chamber number are: Diane Beaufait, You may mail your bid Conversations event. Kyle Troutman/[email protected] Attorney for Petitioner, P.O. to: Exeter City Hall, PO Box 9142, Boise, ID 83707; 113, Exeter, MO 65647, Mindi STAY phone, 408-396-4953. email to cityofexeter@ Artherton, A copy of the Summons outlook.com, or bring by in left, com- and Petition/Motion can be person to 118 S. Front St. in munication CURRENT obtained by contacting Exeter. either the Clerk of the Court For questions please liaison for Call 847.2610 to or the other party. If you call 417-835-2823. Cassville subscribe to the wish legal assistance, you The City of Exeter schools, got should immediately retain retains the right to refuse help from Cassville Democrat. an attorney to advise you in any and all bids. Traci Mitchell, this matter. 1st Ins. 9-4-19 33 co-director of learning, in drawing door prizes at the Football Friday and Chamber Conversations event Friday morning. Kyle Troutman/ editor@cass- ville-democrat. com IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! Call your account representative today. 417-847-2610 Thanks for reading the Cassville Democrat. www.cassville-democrat.com Cassville Democrat Wednesday, September 4, 2019 • Page 9B CLASSIFIEDS

1. Special Notices 25. Real Estate For Sale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: SIX ACRES for sale by owner. Please check your ad the first day Monett Schools. 417-693-3535. of publication. If it contains an er- ror, report it to The Cassville Democrat Classified Department. 12 Acre property Errors will be corrected and credit 1680 square-foot will be issued for the first day of publications only. The Cassville home, spring Democrat shall not be liable for fed pond. any loss or expense that results from the publication (whether pub- Pierce City lished correctly or not) or omission school district. of an advertisement. Asking 146K 1a. Garage Sale 417-437-8656 GARAGE SALE: 1403 Heming- way, Monett (Dierker Subdivision). Saturday, September 7 @ 7am. 29. Houses for Rent Tools, furniture, exercise/sports FOR RENT: Second-grade students visited the Agricultural Education Greenhouse, located at Cassville High School, for plant sci- equipment, toys and misc. Nice 3BR, 2-bath ence lessons with greenhouse high school students and FFA members. The students, along with their high school house w/basement, 2-car garage, MOVING SALE: Furniture, mir- CH/A, washer/dryer, electric and mentors, planted carrots, corn, cucumbers and okra. Contributed photo rors, etc. Nice items. 809 Plum, trash paid. Eagle Rock. Monett. Friday, September 6 and $1,175/mo. $1,000 deposit. Saturday, September 7. 417-271-1094.

9. Services Offered Garden to Fork project 29a. Duplexes For Rent

CURBOW APPLIANCE Repair. NEIGHBORHOOD AT Deer lake. All makes & models. Reliable, re- Prime location: warm upscale, 2 sponsive, reasonable. Mon-Fri bdrm, 2 bath. Quiet neighborhood. 8-5. 417-236-0700. Walking distance of shops/restau- provides food for students

rants. Private patio & garage. Students are getting DOSS APPLIANCE Repair Ser- $675 month. Call 417-773-8948. vice: Service all major brands, their hands dirty in the prompt, experienced service, af- UPSCALE DUPLEX Apartment school garden teach- fordable rates. Call anytime on Aubree Court for rent. Contact ing younger generations 417-235-6314. Charity at 417-235-8619 for more about where their food information. To pick up an applica- comes from and then eat FOR ALL of your heating, air con- tion, go to 405 E. Broadway delicious, school-grown ditioning and sheet metal work, Street, Monett, MO 65708 vegetables, giving stu- call Monett Sheet Metal, 235-7116. dents a true seed-to-fork 30. Apartments for Rent experience that fosters MOBILE POWER washing: house a new appreciation for siding, paint stripping. Insured 23 2 ROOM efficiency apartment: all fresh vegetables. yrs. Experience welding & all utilities paid. $385 a month. Nice FFA members tended types of maintenance and repair location. Clean; references re- to the garden over the work. 417-236-4993. quired. Call 417-236-4993. summer and harvested the vegetables. The veg- REMODEL OLDER homes. Stone 600-700 FOGLE Ave, Aurora, and Brick. Repair homes and Fire- etables were donated to MO. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, very community members. places. Call 417-229-7366. clean, all remodeled, all electric, new central heat and air. Senior Recently, the greenhouse SIDING & TRIM, Replacement discount. Call 918-413-0417 leave class harvested the car- Windows, guttering, entry, storm & message. rots planted last spring, garage doors. Over 35 yrs. experi- totaling 32 pounds of A total of 32 pounds of carrots were delivered form the Cassville High School green- ence, local references provided. MOVE IN special. Large 2 and 3 carrots, from the school house are to the school’s kitchen staff for use in daily meals. Contributed photo Ken R Mitchell 417-838-2976 Free bedroom apartments. Microwave, garden. The carrots were estimates. dishwasher, w/d hookups, walk in then donated to the high fertilizer that will be used closets. Storage closet on balco- school cafeteria staff to on the school garden next CHECK IT OUT! ny. Truck parking available, family be used in daily meals. spring. Homeowner Insurance atmosphere. Small pets ok. Wa- High school students Cassville Community ter, sewer and trash paid. Close to also presented a com- Foundation Grant funds All types. Call John at Wal-Mart. Aurora, MO. STARCHMAN INSURANCE. 417-229-2871. posting bucket, paid provided allowed the for by a 2018 Cassville Career and Technical 417- 847-3554 Community Foundation Education department 31. Rooms for Rent Grant received by the to collaborate between LOST YOUR Career and Tech instruc- departments to take stu- J & T ECONO Rooms to Rent. tors. The composting dents on a field trip to LICENSE? Weekly low rates - No pets. Cable buckets will be used by the learn about sustainable TV, refrigerator, microwave. cafeteria staff for a dispos- living. In addition, it pro- Too many lost points or 417-489-6000. other violations? We can al container for the organ- vided funds that were ic material leftovers while used to begin a compost- do the state SR22 filing 32. For Rent prepping the vegetables ing program that allows you need to get your for cooking. The contain- the high school kitchen license back. See John SOUTHWEST RESEARCH Cen- ers will be collected by staff, food science and at Starchman Insurance ter is now taking sealed bids greenhouse students and food and nutrition labs through noon, September 6th, the organic materials will to recycle and reuse food Agency, Cassville, MO. 2019 for rental of its 10,000 bush- be composted throughout scraps that would other- Cassville High School students planted numerous vegeta- 417- 847-3554. tf el grain bin from Oct. 2019-March the year to create organic wise be thrown out. bles to be used for educational purposes. Contributed photo 2020. For more info, call South- west Center 417-466-2148. 16. Help Wanted 33. Miscellaneous for Sale CNC MACHINIST Pitt State names honor roll students : Clark Indus- tries is seeking a CNC Machinist. FACTORY DIRECT Mattress. The following students Education Unified K-6, Plastics Engineering Set Up Experience a must. Full Monett Now open in Monett. 209 3rd St. were named to the Spring SR, Dean's Scholastic Technology, SR, Dean's Megan Ballay, Graphic time position with benefits. Apply 235-5681. 2019 honor roll at Pitt Scholastic Honors in person at 816 Callan Street in Honors Communications, SR, All State University: Kourtney Greek, Kandace Wallace, A Scholastic Honors Monett or call 417-235-7182 33a. Recreational Vehicles Nursing, SR, All A Communication, JR, All A Myra Dierker, Early LOOKING FOR Cassville Scholastic Honors Reception- Abigail Buntin, Scholastic Honors Childhood Unified, JR, ist/Paralegal Trainee. Must have 29’ KEYSTONE RV 2005, excel- Elementary Education Audry Holman, Deans' Scholastic Honors Microsoft experience. Please send Eagle Rock lent condition, front queen bed, K-6, JR, All A Scholastic Nursing, SR, Dean’s Devin Messbarger, David Turner, references and resume to sleeps 6, slide, garden tub, elec- [email protected] Honors Scholastic Honors Nursing, SR, All A Management, JR, Dean's tric hitch, awning 20’. $9,500. Jaci Evans, Elementary Camille Holman, Scholastic Honors Scholastic Honors 210-317-3415. WHEATON ELEMENTARY is seeking a candidate to serve as a paraprofessional for the remainder 41. Farm Products of the 2019-20 school year. The Cassville Primary receives donations candidate will spend their time CUSTOM HAY baling, $18 a bale. each day providing support to stu- Youngberg, Verona. 498-6511. dents ranging from Kindergarten to sixth grade. Applicants must FARM EQUIPMENT for sale: 301 have or have the ability to obtain John Deere & loader $4900, 77 proper para certification in the Oliver $1500, 88 Oliver $4000, state of Missouri. Interested candi- John Deere 4630 $8900, 602 M & dates should call or email the ele- M LP $2400, John Deere 4320 mentary school principal, Dr. Trish $8900, 60-80 AC $5900, 94 Buick Wilson at 417-652-7240 ext. 2126; $2400, 95 Chevy Suburban [email protected] $1200, 4x5 netwrap $40 a bale. 417-461-2443 Classifly, FOR SALE: 4x5 J.D. net wrapped Classiflew, round bales mixed grass hay. $38 Classiflown. per bale. Call 417-850-4822. However you say it... HAY FOR Sale. 4x5 net wrap, $45 things fly in the a bale delivered. Youngberg, Ve- classiflieds. rona. 417-498-6511. 43. Produce

PEACHES, APPLES starting September 11. Wednesday thru Friday 9-4 and Saturday 9-1. Three miles east of Monett on Hwy 60. then 2-1/4 miles on Z Hwy to Farm Road 1130. G’s Or- chard 417-669-4583.

55. Storage Local business Russell Cellular recently donated To kick off the school year, MARCK Recycling has school supplies for students at Cassville Primary Call to CROSSLAND STOR-ALL. Across donated fruit snacks to the students at Eunice Thomas School. Employees at Russell Cellular used the advertise in East of Wal-Mart. 10 buildings, 7 Elementary. The snacks will be available in the office money earned from pop-socket sales to purchase sizes. 235-3766. The Cassville Democrat for students that have forgotten a snack. Claudia the school supplies. Russell Cellular employees Jen • 847-2610 • FRIEZE’S STORAGE- 10 Sizes Longley, representing MARCK Recycling, delivered the Terveen, left, and Ashley Surratt made the donation. plus outside storage. Gated at donation. Contributed photo Contributed photo night. Phone 417-393-9662. Page 10B • Wednesday, September 4, 2019 Cassville Democrat LOCAL Splish, splash they were having a blast

On Thursday, Cassville schools Parents as Teachers hosted an outdoor water party event for the children in the pro- Chloe Million, 7 months, of Cassville, took some time to gram. Nola Nickols, PAT educator, played with Emma Hayward, 1, of Cassville, in a pool of water with toys, as mom chill out on Thursday at the Cassville schools PAT water Kasie Hayward caught a couple splashes of water. Jordan Privett/[email protected] party event. Jordan Privett/[email protected]

What a great way to cool down on a warm sunny day. The Cassville PAT program host- Just because school is in session doesn’t mean summer is over. On Thursday, Nola ed a fun in the sun water party event for its members on Thursday. Two-year-old Joseph Nichols, Cassville PAT educator, played with the children in her program with water and Douez and mom Cheyenne Wright, of Cassville, splashed the day away in different sunshine. Sisters Iley Sleeth, 2, and Everly Sleeth, 3, of Cassville, made splashes and activities set up for the children. Jordan Privett/[email protected] waves of fun. Jordan Privett/[email protected]