MISSOURI’S BEST SMALL-TOWN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Three-time Gold Cup winner, Missouri Press Association, 2015, 2016 and 2017 PURDY MAN CHARGED WITH DOMESTIC ASSAULT — PAGE 8 BROWN IN RUNNING FOR AWARD >>> Purdy senior earns spot on coveted prep list. — PAGE 3 CASSVILLE emocrat DJUNE 6, 2018 | CASSVILLE-DEMOCRAT.COM COMMUNITY ACTION Who: OACAC’s Barry County Neighborhood Center What: Hosted Open House event Clark Center opens new with focus on community action When: May 23 Where: 700 E. Highway 248 in Cassville building in Cassville stance abuse services to more four years, and in Monett for CEO: ‘We’re CLARK CENTER people. eight. OACAC Who: becoming physically Clark Center CEO Brad “It means increased access to The Center’s roots date back Ridenour services,” said Brad Ridenour,” to 1971, and since July 2017, it What: health-focused in our Opened new building in CEO for the Clark Center. has served over 700 individuals celebrates Cassville to increase access to in south Barry County. treatment’ behavioral health and substance “We are firmly convinced that BY JULIA KILMER abuse services for Cassville area no one should have to drive “We’re close to the 2,500 figure when you take into con- [email protected] residents to Springfield or Joplin to get community The Clark Center recently When: May good, quality behavioral health sideration all of the counties,” celebrated the opening of its Where: 1701 N. Townsend, care; our goal is to bring those Ridenour said. “I want to bring new building in Cassville with a Cassville services to Cassville.” awareness that behavior prob- action ribbon-cutting. Previously located in the lems are real, and there is help The occasion celebrated space, but the opportunity to Sho-Me Plaza, the Center has and hope. That’s my passion.” Center supervisor: more than just more office provide behavioral and sub- operated in Cassville for about CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 ‘We can help our community, and I love that opportunity’ Summer sun brings families to parks BY JULIA KILMER [email protected] Community action means dif- ferent things, but for staff at the Ozark Area Community Action Corporation (OACAC) Barry County Neighborhood Center, it boils down to one thing — help- ing people in practical, mean- ingful ways that impact their lives. To celebrate Community Action Month, the Center host- ed a drop-in style Open House on May 23 for the public, pro- viding lunch, door prizes and fellowship. “It was National Community Action Month, and our execu- tive director asked us to have an open house to celebrate what community action means to us and the community,” said Gail Reed, Center supervisor. “Jim Fohn donated some meat for us so we fixed a lunch and invited Caroline Clover Martin, 1, checks out her grandfather’s sunglasses on a sunny, carefree afternoon at the Cassville Aquatic Center partners and people we serve Park. Martin is the daughter of Jo Porter and Michael Martin, and the granddaughter of Jacob and Shilo Johnston. Julia Kilmer/report- and fed them lunch and had [email protected] some door prizes to celebrate that community action is alive and well has been since 1964. “We had a pretty good turn- out and got to make some new Mercy clinic to remain open during summer school friends and met some new peo- area so that it can better meet students’ ple that can take advantage of Clinic moves to new office MERCY CLINIC needs. our services. It was a good expe- on Kid Cat Drive Who: Mercy Clinic at Cassville schools The clinic’s new entrance is now located rience.” What: Has relocated on Kid Cat Drive, across from the gravel Where: On Kid Cat drive, across from the Helping the community is BY JULIA KILMER parking lot. meaningful to Reed, who has gravel parking lot “Our friendly Mercy staff is ready to serve [email protected] More: Will remain open through summer school been putting that concept into A Mercy clinic established to help provide our students in their new office,” a Mercy rep- action in her position for 25 prompt access to medical care for Cassville resentative said. “The Mercy School-Based Due to clinic’s popularity, it has outgrown years. school children, and help return them to the Clinic will be open during summer school in CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 classroom faster, has relocated. its original office and has moved to a larger order to continue to serve our students.” Garden produces meaningful harvest for community munity in more ways than one. Foundation,” Ragland said. “Pastor Shell Knob Church COMMUNITY GARDEN, A portion of the garden’s produce Bill [Kenagy] is trying to get me to to host Plant, Garage PLANT SALE was given to Central Community double that. We had a table inside Who: United Methodist’s food pantry, the church door so that when peo- Harvest Community Garden, where the church is located, and ple came to the food pantry to pick Sale Central Community United Methodist Church according to Betty Ragland, one up food, they were welcome to pick BY JULIA KILMER What: The garden has begun its sec- of Harvest Community Garden’s up any veggies they wanted, and [email protected] ond year of providing fresh foods for founders, the produce also helped other people could, too. Then at Harvest Community Garden, the community, and will host a plant supply fresh tomatoes and cucum- His House, we furnished a bunch of which was established last year, has sale fundraiser bers for the Central Crossing Senior tomatoes.” begun its growing season. When: Plant Sale, Church Garage Center’s salad bar and produce for Local school children also got to Established in 2017 to help Shell Sale will be June 14, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. another local program, as well as see a community garden in action, Knob residents put fresh foods Where: The garden and church are brought the community together. spending a day caring for the tract on their table and contribute to a located on Highway Y, Shell Knob “We distributed over a 1,000 of land in two local Give Back Days healthy community, the one-acre pounds between the food pan- this year. garden plot has produced a mean- ingful harvest for the lakeside com- try, senior center and His House CONTINUED ON PAGE 9

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NEWS BRIEFS Poker Run coming to Shell Knob 3 injured in wreck on Farm Road 2172 The Shell Knob Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Vehicle strikes Cassville. gers, Colton Bowman, 20, Pirate’s theme Poker Run on June 16 to raise funds for INJURY WRECK According to a Missouri of Cassville and Aubrey the Fire & Thunder Fireworks display. Participating When: 10 p.m. Friday State Highway Patrol Sitton, 18, of Verona, all sign, fence after Where: pirates will sail the water with a treasure map with Farm Road 2171, report, Tyrek Powell, 20, suffered moderate injuries designated dock stops to pick up their “booty.” Boats going off roadway half a mile west of Cassville of Rocky Comfort, was and were all transported Who: Colton Bowman, 20, will meet at Carmelina’s at the end of the day to driving a 2007 Toyota by private vehicle to Mercy BY KYLE TROUTMAN of Cassville, Tyrek Powell, Tundra westbound when Hospital in Cassville. turn in their “treasures.” Carmelina’s will also have 20, of Rocky Comfort, and [email protected] the Southwest Connections Band out on the “plank” Aubrey Sitton, 18, of Verona his vehicle ran off the None were wearing playing from 2-7 p.m. Their “galley” will be open with Three people were roadway and struck a sign safety devices, and the many drink and food specials. For more information, injured Friday in a wreck and a fence. vehicle sustained exten- people may visit www.shellknob.com or call the office at 10 p.m. on Farm Road 2171, half a mile west of Powell and two passen- sive damage. at 417-858-3300. Roaring River State Park hosts combined public Grass growth keeps mowers moving meeting Roaring State Park invites the public to a combined informational meeting beginning at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Emory Melton Inn and Conference Center. The public is invited to share comments about Roaring River and Big Sugar Creek state parks and their operations. Park site staff will be on hand to provide information and answer questions. Input from the public is important to Missouri State Parks. These informational meetings, which are being held in all state parks and historic sites, help create two-way communication with the public. The meetings give staff the opportunity to let people know the current status and future plans for the park or historic site, and they offer visitors the opportunity to comment on the facilities. Roaring River State Park is located at 12716 Farm Road 2239, Cassville. For more information about the meeting, people may call the park office at 417-847-2539. For more information on state parks and histor- ic sites, visit mostateparks.com. Missouri State Parks is a division of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Republican Club to host annual picnic The Barry County Republican Club will host its annu- al summer picnic on Friday at Crowder College. There will be a free barbecue dinner beginning at 6 p.m. The public is invited to attend. The featured speaker will be John Ashcroft. Kornerstone hosting childbirth class Kornerstone Positive Parenting Program, a no-cost Dylan Klewer, of Yock’s Mowin’ Service LLC, mows grass along the Greenway Trail for the city. With so much rain, support program for first-time mothers in Barry mowers are finding themselves mowing frequently to keep grass trimmed. Julia Kilmer/[email protected] County, will be offering a childbirth class entitled “A Doula’s Guide to Positive Birth” on Saturday from Bill Burdiss, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. located at Mercy Hospital in left, and Conference Room C. The class is open to all pregnant Dylan Klewer, women in the area. This unique class offers a posi- right, put tive approach to labor and delivery for mothers and their mower their support person. Instruction will be provided away after by Certified Birth Doulas and Childbirth Educators: trimming the Jaynee Langley and Lisa Miller. Primary goals of the Greenway class include how to relax and give your body the Trail grass opportunity to give birth without fear, tension, and in Cassville. less pain by learning comfort measures, breathing The company techniques, and birthing positions. Cost of the class is is contracted $20 per mother for non-program participants which by the city includes a support person and childbirth manual. and keeps There is no cost for program participants. People may many areas call Jaynee Langley at 417 671-1884 to register for of the city class or more information on enrolling in Kornerstone maintained. Positive Parenting program. Julia Kilmer/ reporter@cass- ville-democrat. Roaring River Health and Rehab hosting picnic com Roaring River Health and Rehab in Cassville is hosting an Enchantment Under the Sea Picnic at 6 p.m. on June 16 for staff of the home, residents and their families. There will be hamburgers, hot dogs, chips, watermelon and soda, all at no cost. Entertainment will be provided by “Flat Bed.” There Clark: will be a dunk tank and lawn games. People should Center treats wide range of mental health issues bring lawn chairs. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The Center addresses know they are OK. The best al health problems, we are pressure are you putting New photo ID law being discussed everything from adjust- thing for those people to often the individual who on your heart? And some The Central Crossing Senior Center will host a dis- ment disorders, anxiety, do is to walk into our Open passes by on the other side. individuals who have to cussion explaining Missouri’s new photo voter ID law and depression to schizo- Access program in Monett “One of the reasons we take certain medications (HB 1631) on June 13 at 10 a.m. in the center’s dining phrenia and substance and say, ‘I’m not sure if I pass by is we think they encourage certain eating room. The public is invited and a representative of the abuse problems. need to be here or not.’” might hurt us. Other rea- behaviors, which might Missouri Secretary of State’s office as well as Barry “We serve an incredibly Current statistics show sons are because we don’t contribute to diabetes. County Clerk Gary Youngblood will be there to explain wide variety of conditions that 20 percent of the U.S. know what to do. I think “We see a lot of people the new law and answer any questions. For those who on an outpatient basis,” population will meet the people need to know that who die in their 40s and 50s do not possess a photo ID and want one to vote, the Ridenour said. “We serve criteria for a mental health mentally ill people are vic- from cardiac and metabolic Missouri Secretary of State’s office will help obtain a chronic mental illness and or substance abuse diagno- tims of crime more often problems. So we are mon- nondriver license for free. People may learn more by children who have severe sis this year. than they are perpetrators itoring peoples’ glucose visiting www.Showit2Vote.com. The Center is located at emotional disturbances “Some of that would be of crime.” levels and BMIs, because 20801 YY-15 in Shell Knob. [through our community phobias, like irrational fear Stigma also exists for we’re much more cognizant psychiatric rehabilitation of dogs, planes, or clowns, drug addiction. now of the whole person program]. We have a fleet for instance,” Ridenour “I anticipate that even- and how mental health Central Crossing Senior Center to host car show of 43 caseworkers who go said. “Those folks can go tually southwest Missouri affects physical health.” Central Crossing Senior Center is hosting a “People’s into the community.” about life without difficul- will see an increase in opi- The Center accepts a Choice Awards” car show on June 28, from 10 a.m. to In the 1940s and ‘50s, ty because they can avoid ate use disorder problems,” wide range of insurance, 1 p.m. People may bring their cars or just show up and some individuals meeting those things.” Ridenour said. “That is such along with Medicaid and admire the antique and classic cars on display. People those diagnoses would have About 46.4 percent of an epidemic. It’s amazing Medicare. will be afforded an opportunity to vote on the automo- been placed in long-term the population, howev- what pain prescriptions “And we’ll take indi- biles on display and a low-cost lunchtime meal in the hospital settings, Ridenour er will have a diagnosable have caused. viduals who are unable to center’s cafeteria will be served. Participants do not have said. behavioral health problem To help alleviate stig- pay,” Ridenour said. “The to be a senior to eat there. “They would have been in their lifetime, that can mas, the Center made a services that we offer are over drugged and unable to take the form of mental change. not contingent upon one’s be effective, however, our health and or substance “Eight years ago, we put ability to pay.” CORRECTIONS goal is rehabilitation and to abuse problems. Clark Community Mental For more information The Cassville Democrat corrects factual errors help individuals get to their “That means about 50 Health on the Monett and about the Clark Center promptly and courteously. If you have a correction highest level of functioning, percent of the people you Pierce City buildings,” and its services, call 417- or clarification, please email Editor Kyle Troutman at including practical assis- pass by in Walmart are Ridenour said. “We did 671-8075. A crisis line is [email protected] tance to help them continue likely to have some type of not do that on the Cassville available by calling 1-800- living on their own or with behavior health problem,” building. We just put ‘Clark 801-4405. family,” he said. “Because Ridenour said. “And nearly Center.’ This is how strong of the support that we pro- one in five that you pass the stigma is. 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ANOTHER STATE TITLE FOR BIG 8 CONFERENCE SPRINGFIELD SPORTS COMMISSION What: To name award winners When: June 11 Where: Oasis Hotel Convention Center in Springfield Brown in running for sports award Purdy senior earns spot on coveted prep list BY JARED LANKFORD [email protected] Purdy senior golfer Zoe Brown is one of nearly 100 area athlete finalists for the coveted Springfield Sports Commission Awards. On Monday, Brown, along with the other nominated athletes, will attend the Sports Commission The Aurora baseball team celebrated it second consecutive state championship on Saturday with a 2-0 victory over St. Mary’s. Awards presented Photo courtesy of Houn’ Dawg Sports by Elliott Lodging, a ceremony that will honor the top high school athletes and teams from Aurora claims Class 4 throughout south- west Missouri. More than 100 BROWN athletes and 30 area teams are crown for 2nd season finalists in 27 categories for player or team of the year in their respec- tive sports. BY JARED LANKFORD first St. Mary’s runner reached on an “We are excited to contin- [email protected] AURORA BASEBALL error at first. After a foul out to first ue this awards show because it Without a doubt, the Aurora High Record: 31-1 base, Erickson hit a batter to put two recognizes outstanding ath- School baseball team proved that it Last result: Defeated St. Mary’s 2-0 on base. Erickson induced a groundout Next: Offseason letes in southwest Missouri,” was the best team in Class 4 with a 2-0 to get the second out before hitting said Lance Kettering, Executive win over St. Mary’s on Saturday. another batter with a curve ball to load Director of the Springfield Sports This season, Cassville fell 5-0 to the It took Aurora until the fifth inning the bases with two out. Commission. state champions and saw firsthand before the Dawgs could break the Erickson then struck out the final Previously known as the 1 how the never-say-die mantra of the scoreless tie. Ryan Cline flipped a ball batter to end the game. Awards, the Sports Commission Houn’ Dawgs worked. to center and took second after a col- The Houn’ Dawg relied upon Awards were determined by a Aurora’s Austin Erickson threw a lision between two St. Mary’s players. defense and pitching all season and selection committee, which nar- no-hitter in the championship game to Matthew Miller stepped up next and finished the year 6-0 in one-run- rowed each category to five ath- earn the victory. In last year’s state title hit a ball to the warning track, but games. letes, or six in some cases if one game, it was also Erickson, who threw Cline was able to take third base on The pitching staff finished the sea- school was represented by two 2.1 innings, who picked up the win. the fly out. Cline would then score on a son with a state record of 382 strike- players. Aurora and its pitcher retired 18 of pass ball to give Aurora a 1-0 lead. outs, blowing away the mark of 319, Categories cover football, vol- the first 19 batters, with the lone blem- In the sixth, Aurora would get which they set last season. leyball, wrestling, baseball and ish being a third-inning, two-out walk. another insurance run as Cody Sparks led the way with 143 punch softball, as well as sports offered Despite allowing base traffic, St. Childress singled up the middle to outs and Erickson was second on the to both boys and girls: basket- Mary’s pitcher Bryce Grossius kept the bring Wyatt Sparks home. team with 97. The staff finished the ball, cross country, golf, soccer, Houn’ Dawgs from getting the big hit. In the bottom of the seventh, the year with a team ERA of .963. swimming and diving, tennis, and track and field. The evening will include the naming of the Boys Athlete of the Year, Girls Athlete of the Year, Boys Team of the Year and Girls Team of West rolls East in Grin Iron Classic charity event the Year in addition to Marching recorded a tackle for a loss on Neosho’s Jarvis Funk opened Band, Dance and Cheerleading Area athletes gain GRIN IRON CLASSIC the East’s first play from scrim- the drive with a 20-yard catch. Teams of the Year, respectively. one final gridiron Final: 42-3 mage and never let up. His tack- Smith played just one offen- The wild card category is Bass When: Friday les total was in double figures, sive snap in the second half and CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 victory Where: Springfield making him the West Defensive still dominated enough to be MVP. named the West Offensive MVP. BY JARED LANKFORD Conference players, the West Wall was on the field for every He had eight receptions, includ- WILDCATS [email protected] jumped out to a 14-0 lead in West defensive play and even ing a touchdown catch. The West All-Stars’ domina- the first quarter before pushing filled in on the West’s kickoff All this came after he led TAKEDOWN CLUB tion in the 17th annual Sertoma the lead to 28-0 by the end of coverage on one occasion in the Carthage to the team champi- What: Wrapped up 2018 campaign Grin Iron Classic continued the first half. The momentum fourth quarter. onship at the Class 4 State Track Result: Three state medalist again this year with a 42-3 stayed in favor of the West in the The West went up by four Meet last weekend. Years in: Fourth romping of the East All-Stars in second half. touchdowns late in the second Dillon Lancaster, of Carthage, the prep football finale. For the victors, a defensive quarter when Nevada’s Braeden closed the scoring with a 65-yard The West has won 15 of the 17 front, led by a front four of Zeke Hinton found Seneca tight end punt return for a touchdown. meetings, with this game being Wall, Will Anoai, T.W. Ayers Gavin Dunnam on a five-yard The East Defensive MVP was the most lopsided on the score- and Eli Robinson, stopped the touchdown pass with 22 sec- lineman Jace Gorn, of Ozark. Wildcat board. East time and time again on the onds left to play. Carthage’s The East Offensive MVP was With nearly one-third of ground and through the air. Arkel Smith had two receptions quarterback Carter Otwell, of the roster dominated by Big 8 Wall, of Carl Junction, indeed of 17 yards and 19 yards, while Mountain Grove. Takedown Club pinning It’s in the hole A masterful achievement success Cassville youth wrestlers clawing way to victories BY JARED LANKFORD [email protected] The 2017-2018 Wildcat Takedown Club (WTC) recently wrapped up its fourth and most successful year of competition. The club began the season with 60 wrestlers and finished 42 competitors. These wrestlers, ages 5-14, practiced two to three nights per week from November through March. In March, WTC took 21 wres- tlers to the District 5 tourna- ment in Carl Junction. Out of the 21, WTC had 19 wrestlers progress on to the regional tour- nament in Ozark. At regionals, 8 WTC athletes qualified for the State Tournament, which was the most that had ever qualified from the club. The Cassville Women’s Golf Association member Leta Higgs At the State Tournament, became the second person to sink a hole-in-one for the The Cassville Women’s Golf Association member Susie Jacobs WTC had three wrestlers make association this season on the Par 3 No. 17 on May 30. became the first person to sink a hole-in-one for the associa- the podium. Zachary Myers, son Contributed photo tion this season on the Par 3 No. 11 on May 12. Contributed photo of Jeff and Becky Myers, placed CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 Page 4 • Wednesday, June 6, 2018 Cassville Democrat COMMENTARY

STAFF VIEW Past dairy outlets were plentiful robably with no connection to the Pdairy industry, it might be important to recall some of the prod- uct outlets that existed in Cassville years ago. There were more than you might think, and probably a few that I BOB MITCHELL may have forgotten. With OZARK VIEWS & COMMENTS that in mind, I’m taking a chance, knowing that break into most con- corrections are always versations in the office, possible — here we go. regardless of what the There were always the subject might have been. haunts of Wooten Drug One afternoon, the on the north side of the late Ralph Hamilton had square and Miller Drug just become the new on the east side. Both superintendent of R-4 STATE VIEW businesses were extreme- and was visiting with my ly proud of their fountain uncle Means Ray. Mrs. service, each laying claim Price was in her seat and for the best milkshakes had resisted as long as The possible legacy of Eric Greitens in town. That claim was possible and approached Hamilton, breaking into personally laid aside From the first time I governor learn the tactics did not believe he had to while in my final high the conversation. Her remark was: “Just who met him, Eric Greitens by which he could have follow the rules. school days here, aunts struck me as an odd fit for been successful. Missouri has a long Missie Pearl and Bland are you and what is your business here, and what statewide elected office. Instead of a frontal history of political careers White put me behind the He seemed too intense assault to win at all costs destroyed by sexual arro- soda fountain. That was is your religion and pol- itics?” An astonished and too confrontational for the most immediate gance. where Sue and I struck to succeed in a process battlefield objective, I’ve Does Greitens’ disre- up an acquaintance. Hamilton thought a min- ute, eventually replying, that requires compromise, found negotiation and gard of campaign finance M. M. Hess and fam- camaraderie and a willing- compromise to be the laws for which he was ily had an ice cream “Well, I suppose I’m a Baptist and a Democrat.” ness to respect others with PHILL BROOKS tactics most successful for forced to resign leave business in the German opposing perspectives. long-term success. another warning to those Building, after he retired To this, Mrs. Price CAPITOL PERSPECTIVES slapped her side and Instead, despite his mil- Sometimes, winning a in office? as Cassville R-4 super- itary background, I found field. battle is not worth the cost Does it send a chill to intendent. Thomas exclaimed, “Oh, that just That’s partially why suits me fine!” him to be the opposite of of the bitterness that can other officials who are at Dairette was on South what I’ve read makes for few legislators rallied to develop among opponents the receiving end of secret, Main, which was the his support when the Golf personalities a successful military com- whose support will be special-interest “dark mon- first real drive-in here. sex-scandal allegations Public Broadcasting mander — flexibility and needed for other issues. ey?” Marcum’s Grill had emerged. had an interesting pro- the ability to alter tactics Compounding Greitens’ Or, do the vast amounts the first soft ice cream Yet, to his last days as gram recently on Golf problems was an obvious of secret funds Greitens machine in town. The to adjust to battlefield real- governor, Greitens never Era in Springfield. was able to amass provide owners were Don and ities. adjusted his tactics of discomfort in dealing with Especially enjoyable It was military theorist people. an example of how special Kathryn Marcum. Their was the portions that attack. oldest son, Jerry, a Carl von Clausewitz to His failure to adjust his He rarely was seen interests in the future can included a recognition whom the term “fog” is in the hallways outside avoid financial disclosure retired MSSU instructor, of golfers in the Queen tactics to battlefield reali- just recently gave up attributed to describe the ties were displayed in his the legislative chambers. laws to dump their money City that took part in the uncertainties military com- In a way, he was like his into future generations of their former Joplin home Cassville Golf Course first weeks as governor. for a retirement facility. manders face in war. Some In violation of the predecessor Jay Nixon politicians. dedication in 1966. have traced the concept of governing from his private But, on the other side, A couple of dairy The event was quite a Senate code of dress, he flexibility in battle back to office one floor below the will the Greitens’ scandal operations existed in milestone for this small went to the Senate in what Alexander the Great. legislative chambers and cause Missouri’s new gov- those days, Jaques Dairy town as the first grass became his governmental traveling the state. ernor and legislators to and Talbert Dairy. The green course in the area. But in approaching this uniform of jeans and an seek stronger laws requir- latter’s land became Monett’s later promotion new battlefield of the gov- open-collared shirt without That is not a successful ing financial disclosure Wildwood Estates. The for their conversion said, ernmental arena, Greitens a tie. tactic in a process where land along Flat Creek “Even Cassville has grass did not adjust nor, it It disturbed the Senate’s developing friendships, and restricting conflicts of is now part of the R-4 greens.” seems, listened to others. top leader Ron Richard, cajoling and getting blunt interest with deep-pocket campus. There were also A couple of foursomes Instead, without any who is fanatical about advice is essential. special interests? a few milk providers in for the opener included experience in statehouse Senate traditions, includ- Maybe if he had made Those are some of the town, including Leonard Don Sallee, Kyle Lafoon, government or politics, he ing the Senate’s dress code a greater effort to develop possible legacies of the and Kathryn Mitchell. Sam Reynolds from launched repeated attacks of a coat and tie for men. a network of experienced brief Eric Greitens admin- Seven Valley Cheese Springfield and local against the insiders. Even worse, in a private statehouse mentors who istration. Co. and a small receiving pro Jim Hatfield. First His frequent blanket meeting in Richard’s office could offer seasoned station at 10th and Main, off the tee that Sunday condemnations against with a few senators, he advice, he might have Phill Brooks has been a which provided a source afternoon was governor those in Missouri’s state- went on the attack. avoided some of his mis- Missouri statehouse reporter of revenue for those Warren Hearnes, J.B. house as being corrupt pol- “I can see by your pupils steps that plagued his since 1970, making him dean milking cows in those Nations, Truman Baker iticians cost him dearly. in your beady little eyes administration. of the statehouse press corps. days. With Pet Milk and and myself. Nations and It left him with few real that you’re afraid of me,” There was another He is the statehouse corre- Kraft also market possi- I won our match. friends in the legislature. Grietens was quoted as aspect besides his failure to spondent for KMOX Radio, bilities, the dairy indus- An entertainment More importantly, he did telling Sen. Paul Wieland. adjust tactics. director of MDN and a fac- try grew in the county to portion of the event was not develop a network of That’s not the approach The hubris of his sex- ulty member of the Missouri eventually attract atten- Governor Hearnes giving close, experienced mentors that wins legislative allies. ual affair and flaunting of School of Journalism. He has tion of milking equip- the late state represen- who could teach him the It doesn’t build a network campaign finance rules covered every governor since ment. Carol and Rowena tative Dewey Hankins a realities of this new battle- of those eager to help the suggest that Eric Greitens the late Warren Hearnes. Hutchens and Bill Wiley couple of lessons before were the first providers the matches began. The FINANCIAL VIEW of Surge dairy equipment governor’s nickname, in this area. from Jefferson City days Like other so-called was “uncle Dewey.” progress, this too soon departed Cassville and A sport’s change This event followed a Teach them while they’re young became available only through sources distance previous golfing facility, from the City of Seven featuring sand greens, on Dear Dave, is essential. Making a budget for Valleys. the Horace Neeley place, My wife and I want to begin the month ahead isn’t a lot of hard now owned by the Marrs. teaching our son how make a bud- work, and it really doesn’t take long. Food stores plentiful Volunteer labor built get and live on one. He’s 16, and he When you give every dollar a name In those days, food this one, pulled fences, has a part-time job and a hand-me- before the month begins, you’re tak- stores were plentiful in cut brush, getting to down car. Is this a realistic idea? ing control of your money instead of Cassville. There are a the place where Evan — Mike allowing a lack of it to control you. lot of today’s residents Hutchens could cut who wish prices were Start with the income you know greens on the nine-hole Dear Mike, is predictable. If that isn’t possible, the same today as they facility permitting sand DAVE RAMSEY were in days gone by. to be installed. Hutchens Your son is at a great point in DAVE SAYS look back over the last few months There were: Preddy’s, later sprayed special oil life to learn how to make money and find the minimum amount you Sanitary Market, Larry on the sand — and it was behave. Even in his situation, when responsibly in the real world! — brought home during a month over and Sue Blythe’s, let the play begin. he’s still living at home, there are Dave that period of time. This will be the Haskins, Coones, Gale Right down the mid- plenty of things he can include in basis for your budget. Once you’ve Cope, Baker Produce, dle of the location was a budget. There’s gas for his car, established a baseline income, you MFA Exchange, a sod landing strip that along with maintenance and insur- Controlling your cash can write down and prioritize bills Paul’s Consumers and facilitated a number ance. He’ll need to save a little mon- Dear Dave, and other expenses. Just remember, Edmondson’s. of aircraft arrivals and ey — maybe even for college — and I work long hours, and I make restaurants are not a priority! One customer departures. One twin-en- I’m sure he’ll want some spending pretty good money. The problem When you make a prioritized gine aircraft ran through cash, too. is the money from my paychecks spending plan, and start telling your a fence on landing and remembered Sit down, and teach him how to always seems to disappear before money what to do ahead of time, The MFA Exchange that was the end of regu- make a written budget by figuring the end of the month. I know part of you’ll have the ability to do what’s was just off the square, lar use of the strip. out the upcoming month’s income important with what you’ve earned! and the Cassville Copperhead Canyon the problem is grabbing quick meals and expenses ahead of time. Also, between extra shifts, and eating out — Dave Democrat was on the was the name on one- make sure he knows how to prop- south side of the square. hole gully crossing. a lot after work, because I’m usually erly balance and reconcile his bank Dave Ramsey is CEO of Ramsey Twice each day, Mrs. too tired to cook when I get home. account. Solutions. He has authored seven Galord Price made a trip Bob Mitchell is the former How can someone who has very lit- to the MFA store, often editor and publisher of the It’s still your responsibility to tle free time start gaining control of best-selling books, including The purchasing only one can Cassville Democrat. He is provide him with the basic neces- their finances? — Sheila Total Money Makeover. The Dave of food. On the return a 2017 inductee to both the sities at this point. But I love your Ramsey Show is heard by more than trip, she would stop and Missouri Press Association willingness to teach your son how Dear Sheila, 13 million listeners each week on 585 rest in our office, which Hall of Fame and Missouri to handle money intelligently. The No matter how little free time radio stations and multiple digital always had visitor chairs Southern State University’s sooner he learns some basic money you think you have, or how tired platforms. Follow Dave on the web at in the picture windows. Regional Media Hall of management principles, the sooner you are, you must make time do a DaveRamsey.com and on Twitter at @ She would normally Fame. he’ll be able to handle his finances written budget every month. This DaveRamsey. Cassville Democrat Wednesday, June 6, 2018 • Page 5 LOCAL

LOCAL SUPPORT GROUPS To add or change a listing, email [email protected] Alcoholics Anonymous Celebrate Recovery n Aurora: The Alcoholics n Cassville: Celebrate Anonymous (AA) Group of Recovery meets at the Family Aurora meets at 8 p.m. at Life Center in Cassville Aurora Community of Christ every Tuesday at 6 p.m. Church at 120 E. Elm every Meeting at the same time is Tuesday and Thursday. Call Celebration Station for chil- 417-229-1237 dren. This is for anyone with n Cassville: The Alcoholics hurts, habit or hang-ups. Anonymous (AA) Group of n Golden: Celebrate Cassville meets at 8 p.m. Recovery meets at 7 p.m. at at 1308 Harold Street in the Golden Baptist Church Cassville every Sunday, on Route J in Golden every Monday, Tuesday and Monday of each month. Thursday. Call 417-847- Dinner is served at 6:15 3685. p.m. This is for anyone with n Eagle Rock: The hurts, habit or hang-ups. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) n Monett: Celebrate Group of Eagle Rock meets Recovery meets at New at 7 p.m. at 86 & P (Mitchel Site Baptist Church, 1925 Plaza) every Monday and Farm Rd 1060 in Monett, Wednesday. Call 417-271- on Thursdays. Doors open 0434. at 6. Childcare provided. n Marionville: The The Landing, a Celebrate Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Recovery group for teens, Group of Marionville meets meets at the same time and at 8 p.m. on Highway 60 site. next to Dairy Queen every n Purdy: Celebrate Recovery Members of the public enjoyed lunch and fellowship at OACAC’s Barry County Neighborhood Center’s Open House Sunday. Call 417-463-7640. meets at First Baptist n Monett: The Alcoholics Church, 301 Washington event to celebrate National Community Action Month in May. Contributed photo Anonymous (AA) Group of St. in Purdy, at 10 a.m. on Monett meets at 7 p.m. Mondays. OACAC: at St. Lawrence Catholic n Seligman: Celebrate Clothing giveaway, school fair next Church, 405 Seventh Recovery meets at MOZark CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Street, every Sunday and Fellowship, 28277 Frisco Wednesday. Call 417-489- Street, every Wednesday. “To me, community 5058. Food is served at 6 p.m., action is so many different n Mt. Vernon: The and the meeting begins at things, because we are able Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) 7 p.m. to serve individuals and Group of Mt. Vernon meets families,” she said. “Our at 8 p.m. at the Christian mission is to enrich the Church on 703 Hickory every Diabetes lives of others and empow- Monday. Call 417-489-2413 Support Group er people to make posi- or 417-440-1567. n Aurora: The Aurora tive change. [For exam- n Washburn: Narcotics Diabetes Support Group ple], I love the VOICE Anonymous and Alcoholics meets the third Wednesday Anonymous group meets (Vocational Opportunities of each month at Mercy at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday Hospital in Aurora in the Inspiring Children in of every month at the First private dining room at 4-5 Elementary) and REALL Baptist Church Activity p.m. It is free and open to (Reality Enrichment And Center, 618 Second Street the public. Note: There is no Life Lessons) programs, in Washburn. 417-489-7662. because if we can get our meeting in December. kids to think about get- Al-Anon ting a different job, open n Cassville: Al-Anon Family Grief Care Support n up avenues to think about Group meets at 8 p.m. at Marionville: Grief Care what they want to be, and the United Methodist Church Support, sponsored com- munity support by Integrity can encourage even one in Cassville every Thursday of each month. This is for Hospice, is held the last kid to stay in school — Thursday of every month we’ve done our job. family or friends of alcohol- ics. at 10 a.m. in Marionville “Those and other proj- at Methodist Manor, 205 ects I’ve been involved in South College Ave. in the over the years mean a lot Caregiver Alice Lounge. Care group is to me. From the individ- Support Group for anyone experiencing grief uals we help with Head n Monett: Caregiver through loss. Start, housing weather- Support Group meets at n Monett: The Grief Support ization and foster grand- Oak Pointe of Monett from Group meets the first and parents, or the things we Attendees from OACAC’s Barry County Neighborhood Center event in May 23 to cele- 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on third Tuesday of each month do here at the Center like brate National Community Action Month jotted down what community action meant the first Wednesday of each at Oak Pointe of Monett, Life Skill classes that teach to them. Some answers: “Providing hope and peace of mind;” “A hand up not a hand month at 1011 Old Airport 1011 Old Airport Road from people things they need to Road in Monett. For more 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For out;” and “Putting thoughts and ideas into action.” Contributed photo live a better life. We do a information, call Kathy 417- more information, call Kathy lot of things. So I think it’s knowledge to people, rewarding thing that we that the Center then con- 235-3500. at 417-235-3500. everything all together. I because knowledge is pow- do. It’s always so exciting tracts with the state to n Shell Knob: The don’t know of any other er,” Reed said. “So, com- to get those kids’ supplies receive, Reed said. Alzheimer’s/Dementia Narcotics Anonymous agency that does so many munity action gives me the and backpacks.” OACAC Neighborhood Caregivers Support Group n Monett: Narcotics things to help so many ability to help people. We On June 14, the Center Centers are located in meets at the Central Anonymous meets at 8 p.m. people.” will host a VOICE event 10 counties throughout Crossing Senior Center, the first Tuesday of every can help our community, 20801 YY-15, the third For Life Skills classes, and I love that opportu- for Exeter school chil- the Ozarks, including month in the basement Thursday of every month at of St. Lawrence Catholic Reed has invited speakers nity.” dren, providing them with Barry. In Missouri alone, 2 p.m. in for a variety of topics, The next communi- information from local 19 Community Action Church, located at the corner including insurance and ty-based projects for the professionals about career Program (CAP) agencies of Seventh and Cale streets The Caring People in Monett, 417-442-3706. safety, and classes based Center are its clothing opportunities they might exist. (Single Mothers) n Monett: Vision of Hope on “Love and Logic” tech- giveaway and school fair. want to explore. For more information n Cassville: The Caring Narcotics Anonymous niques are available to “The clothing giveaway The Center’s programs about any of OACAC’s ser- People, a Single Mom’s group meets at 8 p.m. help parents. is always fun for the com- are funded through federal vices and programs, or to Support Group, meets the every Sunday, Tuesday and second Monday of each “I think it’s really munity,” Reed said. “And community service block inquire about volunteer- Thursday in the upstairs of important to give that the school fair is the most grants that are disbursed ing, call 417-847-2140. month from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Family Life Center Monett Community Church, in Cassville. This is jointly 2101 E. Cleveland. Sanders Construction sponsored by The Caring n Washburn: Narcotics Compare Our CD Rates People organization and First Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous group meets Bank-issued, FDIC-insured 3rd Generation General Contractor Baptist Church, Cassville. 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Ages 6-12 should be visits and over 800 deaths University of Missouri going on, that is the most matched with a 70-90 cc each year in the U.S. About Extension natural resource important thing. model, and only those age one in four of these deaths engineering specialist; Eldon "The key to moving cat- 16 or older should ride is a child under age 16. In Cole, Extension livestock tle using a four-wheeler is ATV with engines over 90 specialist This photo was taken in June 1988. Officials of the recent weeks, Missouri has What: Discuss ATV acci- to move slowly and take cc. Cassville Golf Association got together for this photo seen a rash of preventable dents, safety and their use time to move the cattle "Anyone that drives shown above in the front row, from left, were: Ken House, ATV incidents and inju- on farms calmly. Just like moving an ATV should wear president; Byron Tucker, vice president; and Phil Hutchens, ries. When: Herding cattle or cattle on a horse, a rancher appropriate safety gear," director. Back row: directors, Marlee Edie, Bill Roller and The injury rate is like- other farming operations must understand the flight Schultheis warned. Dick Moger, and Bob Allen, secretary-treasurer. ly understated because zone and balance point of That includes a helmet many ATV injuries are expensive lawsuits filed by a cow - and use these con- that bears one of the follow- THROUGH THE YEARS treated at home and are personal injury attorneys cepts," Cole said. ing labels: the Department not reported, according to on behalf of the injured Be A Rule Follower of Transportation, the Bob Schultheis, University children," said Schultheis. Riding on public roads American National 50 years ago June 19, 1968 of Missouri Extension nat- Great for Livestock is prohibited, except for Standards Institute, or ural resource engineering According to Eldon agricultural purposes or the SNELL Memorial The Rough Rider 4-H Club sponsored second annual specialist. Cole, livestock special- official government use. Foundation. He recom- Horse Show was held Friday night. A large crowd turned "Accidents involving ist with MU Extension, Even then, the ATV must mends using full-face hel- out to see the event, according to the club leaders, ATVs have become much ATVs have replaced hors- be equipped with a lighted mets. Jim Stacy and Marvin Tribble. The first place trophy more common. This is es and pickup trucks on head lamp and tail lamp, Schultheis also rec- winners were: Joyce Vaught, Carolyn Vaught, Dana partly due to the intro- many southwest Missouri a slow-moving-vehicle ommends a long-sleeved Tomblin, Philip Hubbard, Cala Holman, Rick Cooper, duction of Chinese-made farms and ranches when (SMV) emblem, a sev- shirt, long pants, and Cathy Deveno and Doug Ray. ATVs that do not have it comes to moving and en-foot high bicycle flag leather gloves to protect a Rev. Thurman Kelley, a native of Cassville and former the safety devices of the checking cattle. on the rear of the ATV, rider from sun, dust, brush minister of Forest Park Baptist Church in Joplin, has U.S. made models," said However, they do come and an approved muffler/ and bugs. Sturdy, above- accepted the call to pastor the First Baptist Church of Schultheis. "Higher gas with some risk of serious spark arrester and braking the-ankle boots are need- Cassville, according to Russell Moore, pulpit committee prices are causing some injury. OSHA statistics system. The operator must ed for foot protection. chairman. vehicle owners to shift to show three of five occu- have a valid license, and For frequent riders, Randy Miller, 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus ATVs to get around. And pational ATV fatalities the ATV must be operat- he suggests off-road style Miller of Cassville, is claiming the distinction of being the sometimes, riders just happen in the agriculture ed at speeds less than 30 motorcycle gloves and a youngest full-member of the Cassville Golf Association. ignore good safety prac- sector. miles per hour. pair of strong, over-the- Bro. Robert Ward, a graduate of Ozark Bible College tices." "Recently, I visited the "Most ATVs are not calf boots with low heels in Joplin, has been named pastor of the First Christian Under Missouri law, University of Missouri designed to carry pas- to prevent your feet from Church in Purdy, and Mrs. Ward will teach the second no one under age 18 is Thompson Farm near sengers. That long seat is slipping out of the foot- grade in the Purdy School system. to operate an ATV with- Spickard. After the cows needed by the driver to rests. out a helmet and must be were worked, the farm allow him or her to shift For more ATV safety 40 years ago accompanied by a parent workers mounted their their weight to stay sta- information, visit www. June 14, 1978 or guardian, or riding on ATVs and quietly moved ble on uneven terrain," atvsafety.gov, or get MU Mr. and Mrs. Don Carr announced plans to construct a parent's land if under the herd back to their pas- said Schultheis. "ATVs guide G1936 All-Terrain a building on Main Street in Cassville for Kentucky Fried age 16. ture," said Cole. designed for passengers Vehicles from the Barry Chicken franchise. The Carrs presently own franchises in "Parents who do not If a person uses low- will have a backseat and County Extension Office Fayetteville, Siloam Springs and Bentonville in Arkansas provide proper safety gear stress handling tactics and hand rests." inside the Cassville and one in Monett. and an age-appropriate the cattle are accustomed Children should be at Courthouse, or online at The old Rush Canning building alongside the Frisco safe environment for their to horses and four-wheel- least age 6 to ride, and http://extension.missouri. right-of-way in Exeter was completely destroyed by fire children can be subject to ers, either method works be matched to an ATV edu Monday. City officials had obtained permission to burn the structure. Injuries sustained in a May 28 auto accident on Cassville’s Main Street, were fatal for Johnnie Hopkins, Pet of the Week 18. He died on June 8 in a Springfield hospital. The Exeter Senior Citizen Housing Authority will Meet Ophelia, the Haven of begin activity to construct a proposed 16-unit housing the Ozarks Pet of the Week. project, according to the group president, John Tucker. Ophelia arrived at the Haven The project will be in the Silverleaf Addition. Other com- this winter and gave us 14 mittee members are Sheldon Dudley, Jerry Williams and babies shortly after her arrival. Jeannie Scott. She was practically a puppy herself, but she was a very good mama. Her puppies have 30 years ago all found their homes, and June 8, 1988 Ophelia is free from her moth- Dr. Dale Assing, optometrist, has moved into his new erly responsibilities. She’d be building at 6th and West Street in Cassville. even happier, though, if she Laura Ellis Johnson and her husband Todd Johnson could also find a family of her recently graduated from Southern Methodist University School of Law in Dallas, Texas. The Johnsons will begin own. Ophelia loves people and work in Kansas City next week. Laura is the daughter of is great with other dogs. She Joe and JoAnne Ellis, of Cassville. Several members of likes to play but also enjoys the couple’s families attended the graduation ceremonies. kicking back and getting some Cassville band director John Minnis presented the love. She raised her pups most prestigious awards, the John Philip Sousa band in a foster home and was award and the Louis Armstrong Jazz award to student, good with her housetraining. Greg Dagnan. Ophelia would make a great Hal and Wilma Miller, of Cassville, have opened a addition to any home!. You new antique shop and will be holding an open house this can meet her at the Haven weekend. H&W Antiques is located near their home. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. any day of the week, or call 417-835- 3647 for more information. BIBLE VERSE Contributed photo “Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable USDA resumes Continuous Conservation in Thy sight, O Lord, my rock and my redeemer.” Reserve Program enrollment — PSALM 19:14 a powerful tool to encour- soil rental rates to make enter into contracts that RECIPE OF THE WEEK Extension age agricultural producers annual rental payments, last between 10 and 15 available to to set aside unproductive, reflecting current values. years. CRP pays produc- CARIBBEAN-INSPIRED GRILLED marginal lands that should It will not offer incentive ers who remove sensitive CHICKEN KABOBS holders of not be farmed to reduce payments as part of the lands from production Prep time: 15 Min. soil erosion, improve water new signup. and plant certain grass- Cook time: 15 Min. expiring contracts quality, provide habitat USDA will not open a es, shrubs and trees that Ready in: 4 Hr., 30 Min. As part of a 33-year for wildlife and boost soil general signup this year, improve water quality, Servings: 4 effort to protect sensi- health.” however, a one-year exten- prevent soil erosion and INGREDIENTS: FSA stopped accepting sion will be offered to exist- increase wildlife habitat. tive lands and improve n 1 cup cream of coconut applications last fall for the ing CRP participants with Signed into law by water quality and wildlife n 1 cup lemon juice CRP continuous signup expiring CRP contracts of President Reagan in 1985, habitat on private lands, n 1 tablespoon chicken bouillon granules (excluding applications for 14 years or less. Producers CRP is one of the larg- the U.S. Department of n 2 teaspoons dried marjoram the Conservation Reserve eligible for an extension est private-lands conser- n Agriculture (USDA) will Enhancement Program will receive a letter with vation programs in the 1 teaspoon garlic powder n resume accepting appli- (CREP) and CRP grass- more information. United States. Thanks to 1 teaspoon red pepper flakes n cations for the voluntary lands). This pause allowed voluntary participation 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, cut Conservation Reserve USDA to review available CRP Grasslands by farmers, ranchers and into chunks Additionally, FSA n 1 red bell pepper, cut into chunks, or to taste Program (CRP). acres and avoid exceeding private landowners, CRP established new rank- n 1 sweet onion, cut into chunks, or to taste Eligible farmers, ranch- the 24 million-acre CRP has improved water qual- ing criteria for CRP n 1 cup fresh pineapple chunks, or to taste (optional) ers, and private landown- cap set by the 2014 Farm ity, reduced soil erosion Grasslands. To guaran- n skewers ers can sign up at their Bill. New limited practice and increased habitat for tee all CRP grasslands local Farm Service Agency availability and short sign endangered and threat- offers are treated equally, DIRECTIONS: (FSA) office between June up period helps ensure that ened species. applicants who previous- 1. Whisk cream of coconut, lemon juice, bouillon, marjo- 4 and Aug. 17, 2018. landowners with the most The new changes to ly applied will be asked ram, garlic powder, and red pepper flakes together in a bowl “The Conservation sensitive acreage will enroll CRP do not impact the to reapply using the new until marinade is smooth. Reserve Program is an in the program and avoid Conservation Reserve ranking criteria. Producers 2. Combine chicken, red bell pepper, onion, and pineapple important component of unintended competition Enhancement Program, a with pending applications in a shallow dish and cover with 1/2 of the marinade. Cover the suite of voluntary con- with new and beginning related program offered by will receive a letter provid- bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate, 4 to 6 hours. servation programs USDA farmers seeking leases. CCC and state partners. ing the options. 3. Preheat an outdoor grill for medium-high heat and lightly makes available to agricul- CRP enrollment currently Producers wanting to tural producers, benefiting oil the grate. is about 22.7 million acres. About CRP apply for the CRP con- 4. Remove chicken, vegetables, and pineapple from the both the land and wildlife," For this year’s signup, In return for enroll- tinuous signup or CRP marinade, and shake off excess. Discard remaining marinade. said Sonny Perdue, U.S. limited priority practic- ing land in CRP, USDA, grasslands should contact Thread chicken, vegetables, and pineapple onto skewers. Secretary of Agriculture. es are available for con- through FSA on behalf their USDA service cen- 5. Grill kabobs on the preheated grill, basting with the "On the road, I often hear tinuous enrollment. They of the Commodity Credit ter. To locate your local remaining marinade occasionally, until chicken is no longer firsthand how popular include grassed water- Corporation (CCC), FSA office, visit https:// pink in the center and the vegetables are tender, 5 to 10 min- CRP is for our recreation- ways, filter strips, ripari- provides participants www.farmers.gov. More utes per side. al sector; hunters, fisher- an buffers, wetland resto- with annual rental pay- information on CRP can men, conservationists and ration and others. ments and cost-share be found at www.fsa.usda. AllRecipes.com bird watchers. CRP also is FSA will use updated assistance. Landowners gov/crp. 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The berries and other fruits University of Missouri The Green June beetle Japanese beetle will have Kansas City Chiefs game Oct. 21: Chiefs vs. Extension while helping to support Jaguars and vegetables according What: larvae can also display feed- white tufts emerging from to Kelly McGowan, hor- Warns about Green ing damage to the root sys- the sides under the winged the exciting projects, Oct. 21: Chiefs vs. June beetle and its potential programs, and services Bengals ticulture educator with to damage fruits and vege- tems of home lawns. area. brought to our local com- Nov. 11: Chiefs vs. University of Missouri tables Other grub feeding In large numbers, the munity by the Library. Cardinals Extension. When: Summer season insects — like the May Green June beetles may Each ticket is only To participate, go Although the adult beetle and Masked Shaffer cause damage to crops like $30, and the Chiefs are Green June beetles can beetle — may pose greater sweet corn, blackberries, to http://www.chiefs. cause damage to plants. giving over 30 percent of com/ticketfundraiser/ become airborne, they are turf root damage since egg peaches and other fruits or The Japanese beetle seems the ticket sales back to the and use the promo code not known for their swift laying is more directed to vegetables in a garden. to have a larger host of Barry-Lawrence Regional BLRLIBRARY skills in flight. the turf areas than Green Several general-use plants, especially ornamen- Library. For more information, "These beetles have poor June beetles. insecticides can help Don’t Wait! The best contact Brown by phone at navigational skills and seem tals that are not affected What are specific visu- control the noisy insect, sections are still available 417-772-1555, or by email to fly until they hit some- by the Green June beetle," al distinctions between including Sevin, which for each of the five home at: [email protected] thing," said McGowan. "But said McGowan. the Green June beetle and discourages feeding. For don't let the lack of flight In comparison, the Japanese beetle? those who use Sevin, there skill fool you, they can be Green June beetle is mostly Most distinguishable is is a zero-day waiting peri- COUNTY CALENDAR great eaters and survivors." attracted to juicy ripe fruits the size difference and col- od between spraying and The Green June beetle and vegetables with high or. The Green June beetle is harvest on sweet corn and Thursday, June 7 2202. begins as a large annual sugar content, like corn and over one-half inch in length a one-day waiting period Market: The Old Dance: The Seligman white grub. In southwest tomatoes. with dull velvety green on peaches. Church Gallery Farmers’ Chamber of Commerce Missouri, a sidekick culprit The Green June beetle wings and shiny, metal- For more information, Market will be open on will host a dance at the of the June beetle is the has a one-year life cycle. lic green heads, legs and contact the Barry County Farm Road 1240 in Shell Seligman Chamber Event Japanese beetle. Eggs are laid underground undersides. Extension Office at 417- Knob from 8-11 a.m. The Center at 7 p.m. Admission "Both adult insects can in small earthen balls in The Japanese beetle is 874-2963. market offers fresh, local is $4 each and attendees produce, eggs, baked are asked to bring a snack goods, local beef and pork, to share. No alcohol or crafts and more. People smoking is allowed. For Cassville Cruisers announce Eddie Award winner may call 417-858-2510 for more information, people more information. may call 417-662-3612. Library: The Cassville Branch Library will host Monday, June 11 Folk Musician Judy Center: The Central Domeny Bowen for a chil- Crossing Senior Center will dren’s summer program at host a healthy lifestyle sup- 3:30 p.m. port group each Monday Library: The Cassville from 8:45-9:30 a.m. Branch Library will host Center: The Central summer preschool story Crossing Senior Center time at 10 a.m. for chil- will host dominoes each dren up to age 5. Monday at 12:30 p.m. Library: The Cassville Library: The Cassville Branch Library will host Branch Library will host adult Trivia Night at 6 p.m. “Exercise for the Mature Adult (55-plus),” at 9 a.m. Friday, June 8 People may call 417-847- Class: The Cassville 2121 for more information. Branch Library will host a Library: The Cassville crochet class at 10:30 a.m. Branch Library will show Center: The Central “A Wrinkle in Time,” rated Crossing Senior Center will PG, as the Monday Movie host a 30-minute balance Matinee at 1:30 p.m. and flexibility class each People may being their Friday, starting at 9:30 a.m. own snacks. Library: The Cassville Branch Library will host Tuesday, June 12 “Exercise for the Mature Meeting: The Adult (55-plus),” at 9 a.m. Southwest Missouri Solid People may call 417-847- Waste Management 2121 for more information. District N will meet at 11:50 Center: The Central a.m. at the Angus Branch Crossing Senior Center Steakhouse in Monett. will host Cribbage games from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each Friday. Sharon Clute is the Wednesday, June 13 instructor. Library: The Cassville Library: The Cassville Branch Library will host a Branch Library will host an sewing class at 1 p.m. each author showcase at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Local writers will be avail- Library: The Cassville able to talk about their lat- Branch Library will host est projects and will include “Exercise for the Mature At the Cassville Cruisers May Cruise-in, the car club presented Gene Cochran, of Aurora, with the Eddie Susan Eschbach, author of Adult (55-plus),” at 9 a.m. Award. His 1950 Chevrolet was voted by the members as Best of the Bunch from the 1941-1953 models at the “Trial By Error”; Rachel People may call 417-847- event. The Cruisers will host the June Cruise-in on June 9 with a special start time of 2 p.m. at the Barry County Moore, whose book is titled 2121 for more information. Museum. Cars from the Arkansas Hot Rod 100 will be joining the event, along with a live band. The public is “Bounty From the Master’s Center: The Central invited to enjoy classic cars, music and fun. Contributed photo Table”; and Linda Sartin, Crossing Senior Center will who penned “Bound by host Bridge classes each Honor.” Wednesday from 9:30- 11:30 a.m. There is a fee. For more information, peo- Hot weather: Drink water to cool off, stay safe Saturday, June 9 ple may call Mary Frances while you are exercising suggests men drink about Market: The Cassville Murphy at 417-858-0692. Extension Expert: HOT WEATHER TIPS or working outdoors — 13 cups of total beverag- Farmers’ Market will be Market: The Eagle Who: Extension Nutrition instead of waiting until you es each day, and women, open on the courthouse 'Make hydration Rock Farmers’ Market will and Health Education are done. about 9 cups. More is need- square from 7-11 a.m., with be held each Wednesday a habit' Specialist Pam Duitsman "Set a timer and stop ed during hot conditions or fresh produce; raw, local What: from 8-11 a.m. Extension expert every 15 minutes to take if you are physically active. honey; baked goods; farm- shares advice on staying Library: The Cassville Do not wait until you a drink. If you are over- The recommendation fresh eggs; meats; fudge; Branch Library will host it are thirsty to take a drink hydrated this summer jams and jellies; and crafts When: This summer heating, find a way to cool for children four to eight June canvas painting, Flip of water. Especially during your body down by going years of age is five to six available. To become a ven- Floppin’, for adults and the hot and humid days of dor, people may call Albert individuals are at increased indoors, spraying yourself cups of water a day; and for youth high school age at 1 summer, according to Dr. with a garden hose, or get- teenagers, seven cups for Wolfe at 417-652-7308. p.m. and 6 p.m. A mate- Pam Duitsman, nutrition risk for heat stroke, as are Dance: The Seligman those who are chronical- ting into a cool shower," girls and 10.5 cups for boys. rials fee of $5 is due upon and health education spe- said Duitsman. "For most When children are out- Chamber of Commerce registration. People may cialist with University of ly ill, have diabetes, heart will host a dance at the disease, or high blood pres- people, water is the best side during hot weather, call 417-847-2121 for more Missouri Extension. way to keep hydrated if you the American Academy of Seligman Chamber Event information. "Keeping the body sure. Center at 7 p.m. Admission Pregnant women and are active for one hour or Pediatrics recommends five Library: The Cassville hydrated is essential no less." ounces of cool tap water is $5 each and attendees Branch Library will host a matter what we are doing those who are breastfeed- are asked to bring a snack ing are also vulnerable. every 20 minutes for a child crafting opportunity called outside," said Duitsman. SNACKS AND weighing 85 pounds and to share. No alcohol or Messy Me, a dish soap "Drinking fluids is crucial Certain types of med- smoking is allowed. For ications may also put an BEVERAGES nine ounces every 20 min- resistant painting proj- to staying healthy and sup- A cool snack can also utes for a teen weighing 132 more information, people ect. A $5 materials fee is porting every system in individual at risk for heat may call 417-662-3612. stroke. help to hydrate and cool pounds. required upon registration. your body. That demand the body, as well as pro- More Information Cruise-In: The increases in high tempera- Heat stroke is life Cassville Cruisers car club threatening and can result vide energy. Cold grapes, Duitsman suggests mak- tures." watermelon, or other sea- ing hydration a habit. For will host a Cruise-In from Thursday, June 14 Average temperatures in serious complications. 5 p.m. to dusk at the Barry Market: The Old Even minor dehydration sonal fruits and vegetables example, carry a refillable in southern and central are mostly water and can water bottle with you. Keep County Museum. Cruise- Church Gallery Farmers’ Missouri hover around 90 can lead to headaches, Ins are held on the second Market will be open on weakness, low blood pres- help hydrate the body in a beverage on your desk and degrees in July. Humidity addition to drinking water. drink water throughout the Saturday of each month Farm Road 1240 in Shell percentages average in the sure, irritability, dizziness, through November, and Knob from 8-11 a.m. The and confusion. "If you are active in the day. Make the taste of water mid to upper 80s. heat for 60 minutes or more inviting by keeping it concessions will be provid- market offers fresh, local When our bodies are "Do not wait until you produce, eggs, baked more, then a sports drink icy cold, or adding in-sea- ed by Cassville Boy Scout stressed by heat, we can are thirsty to take a drink. goods, local beef and pork, You may already be dehy- with electrolytes can be son berries, cucumbers, or Troop No. 185. easily develop heat-related crafts and more. People drated by that time. Be pro- useful," said Duitsman. a slice of lime or lemon. Meeting: The Chatty illnesses such as heat ede- may call 417-858-2510 for active, and drink plenty of "Just be cautious, because Start each day with a glass Crafters will hold a meet- ma (swelling), heat rash, more information. fluids before going out into sports drinks are often high of water. Drink a cup of ing at 10 a.m. at The Main heat cramps, heat exhaus- Station, room 7, on Hwy. Library: The Cassville the heat," said Duitsman. in sugars and calories. Try water before every meal. tion, and most serious, 248 in Cassville. The group Branch Library will host Duitsman recommends making a sports drink by For more information heat stroke. will meet to craft and also summer preschool story keeping water handy and diluting 100% fruit juice 1 on nutrition contact the to teach if needed. For time at 10 a.m. for chil- HOT AND AT RISK drink it regularly through- to 1 with cold water." Barry County Extension questions call 417-498- dren up to age 5. Elderly and very young out the day - especially The Institute of Medicine Office at 417-847-3161. Page 8 • Wednesday, June 6, 2018 Cassville Democrat LOCAL

FELONY ARREST Who: Timothy Chester, 33, of Purdy Summer sun brings families to parks What: Is charged with second-degree domestic assault and unlawful use of a weapon Bond: Is set at $40,000, cash only Purdy man charged with domestic assault Nichols, officer with the Suspect allegedly Purdy Police Department, brandished the incident occurred at about 2:20 p.m. on May knife, threatened 24 at an apartment on Monroe Street. victim Chester allegedly struck the victim in the face, BY KYLE TROUTMAN then displayed a knife and [email protected] threatened the victim. A Purdy man is charged The victim would not with two felonies after Shilo Johnston enjoys watching her granddaughter Caroline Clover Martin, 1, at the Cassville Aquatic Center fill out a written statement allegedly brandishing a Park, as she tries to climb navigate a park bench. Martin is the daughter of Jo Porter and Michael Martin. Julia or take any action out of Kilmer/[email protected] knife and threatening a fear. victim in a domestic inci- Chester is being held dent. in the Barry County jail Timothy Chester, 33, on a cash-only bond of of Purdy, is charged with $40,000. He has been second-degree domestic arraigned, and a dispo- 2 injured in Hwy. 76/112 wreck assault and unlawful use sition hearing is set for 1120, one mile south of Chevrolet Camaro, being Hospital in Cassville, of a weapon. June 21 at 8:30 a.m. in Vehicle hits big Cassville. driven by and Tylar Burnette was According to a probable the courtroom of Judge rig head on According to a Misty Burnette, 34, of transported to the same cause statement by Russ Robert Foulke. Missouri State Highway Cassville, striking the vehi- hospital via private vehi- BY KYLE TROUTMAN Patrol report, Austin cle head on. cle. Faulkenbury was not [email protected] Faulkenbury, 20, of Burnette and a passen- injured. A Cassville woman and Bentonville, Ark., was driv- ger in her vehicle, Tylar All involved were wear- a 12-year-old boy were ing a 2017 International Burnette, 12, each suf- ing safety devices. The injured Sunday in a wreck truck northbound when fered minor injuries. Misty Camaro was totaled, and at 11:15 a.m. on Highway his vehicle turned into the Burnette was transported the truck sustained minor 76/112 and Farm Road path of a southbound 2014 by ambulance to Mercy damage. Woman charged for vehicle theft Aurora police FELONY ARREST According to a proba- on South Elliot Street by ble cause report filed by Aurora police. The government wears many hats. Who: capture suspect in Rebecca Moore, 36, Alvin Zabala, deputy with Moore is being held in We put them all in one place. of Purdy the Barry County Sheriff's the Barry County jail on What: Is charged with tam- Looking for one place to get fast answers to your questions about vehicle reported a bond of $10,000. She government benefi ts and services? USA.gov is your offi cial source pering with a motor vehicle Office, a 2002 Dodge truck has been arraigned, and a for all federal, state and local government information. Now that’s stolen from Purdy Bond: Is set at $10,000 was stolen from a home something you can hang your hat on. on Farm Road 2090 in hearing was held Tuesday BY KYLE TROUTMAN home in Purdy. Purdy on May 30. Moore at 8:30 a.m. in the court- [email protected] Rebecca Moore, 36, matched the description room of Judge Robert A Purdy woman has of Purdy, is charged with of the suspect and was Foulke. been charged after alleged- tampering with a motor found in possession of the ly stealing a vehicle from a vehicle. allegedly stolen vehicle 76th Annual URA/MRCA/ACRA SANCTIONED Enjoy the Ride! RODEO2018 CASSVILLE ROTARY Terri Lynn DeGraffenreid Brattin, LUTCF Agent With Shelter’s great rates 500 Mill Street • Cassville and personal service, you can 417-847-2100 sit back and enjoy the ride! Toll Free 1-888-847-2276 We’re your Shield. ShelterInsurance.com Special Event: We’re your Shelter. 1-800-SHELTER Children Under 10 FAST INTERNET IS NOW AVAILABLE! Not responsible for accident to man or beast SPEEDS UP TO 1 GBPS!

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Julia Kilmer/[email protected] meet on the second floor of Garden: VolunteersYMCA฀accepting฀registrations฀ workingfered to on obtain Saturday mornings. shed Level five for and storing tools, supplies CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 clude financial information “We are able to teach for฀winter฀tumbling฀sessions meet on the secondPHS฀Christmas฀court floor of the younger ones,” Ragland said. “We’re get- classes, plenty of fishing tingof the back plan to includes eating benefits fresh foodsclude financialand knowing information how to prepare them.” This year, tomatoes, fered on Saturday mornings. Level five and squash, cucumber, can- PHS฀Christmas฀courttaloupe, kale, turnips, meet on the second floor of and onions will be plant- ed again, and some new items,PHS฀Christmas฀court albeit a little later, thanks to Mother Nature. “The cold April [weather]clude financial held usinformation back,” Ragland said. “We’ve meet on the second floor of Proceeds benefit added some items. A field rep from the MFA store camePHS฀Christmas฀court out and brought me some cotton seed. And we have an herb bed growing this year with dill, parsley and oregano.” PHS฀Christmas฀courtFor residents who meet on the second floor of don’t have space for a garden, the garden’s pol- Garden volunteers plan to host a plant sale fundraiser June 14 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. icyPHS฀Christmas฀court works the same this Pictured are some of the plants that may be available, including Spider plants and veg- year — a $20 fee for a etable plants. Contributed photo 4-by-12 plot. “We’ve added three more plots so have about Proceeds benefit 16 total,” Ragland said. Straw hay bale gardening, an alternative and efficient, “We will waive the fee weed-free method of gardening, as shown in photo, is if PHS฀Christmas฀courtyou join the watering utilized at Harvest Community Garden in Shell Knob. team so your garden gets Contributed photo watered, but you help about $3,675, and vol- “We’ll have some dif- water the rest of it.” unteers only lack a little ferent plants people don’t A few plots are still more. have easy access to, like available. “We have about $3,500 snow on the mountain, Garden volunteers are of it,” Ragland said. indoor spider plants, and working on obtaining a Volunteers are also veggie plants,” Ragland shedPHS฀Christmas฀court to store tools and seeking a holding tank for said. “And we’re going to supplies, and installing a rain water, tomato cages, be selling stepping stones rain water supply system. herbicide and insecticide with people’s names or The cost of the shed is supplies. business on them for $30 Anyone in the com- each that will go around Proceeds benefit munity is invited to help the shed.” PHS฀Christmas฀courtSTAY with the garden’s mon- For more informa- etary or practical needs. tion on renting a plot An upcoming fundraiser or helping the garden, CURRENT is planned in conjunction Ragland can be reached Call 847.2610 to with the church’s garage at 417-846-6854. To pur- This sitting area overlooks Harvest Community Garden in Shell Knob, and provides a subscribe to the sale event on June 14 chase a stepping stone, nice place to rest in the shade for gardeners. The church is located on the grounds of from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the church office can be Cassville Democrat. Central Community United Methodist Church, and helps provide fresh produce for the the church. reached at 417-858-6707. church’s pantry, which has been in operation for 18 years. Contributed photo GROUP: You will love SHELL•• KNOB Scott’s •• • Taxidermy ••• The biggest•• little town in Southwest Missouri Birds • Fish sions on profitability, strategy, employees and customers,” GROUP: •• Gameheads sions on profitability, strategy, employees and customers,” & Mammals Bases sions on profitability, strategy, employeessions on profitability,and customers,” strategy, employees and customers,” BALL & PRIER TIRE, INC. Cassville Health 417-835-2053 Care & Rehab Exeter, Mo. 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death. sister, Wilma Davis of Survivors include: one Lawton, Okla.; 19 grand- Wildcat: daughter, Tiffany Hinson children; 23 great-grand- Preparing for new season Qualls of Waverly, children; and four great- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 Tenn.; one sister, Judy great grandchildren. fifth in the 8-and-un- Runnels, son of Dr. Steve WTC is looking forward Galloway of Purdy; one She was a life-long der 90-pound weight and Stacy Runnels, was to starting its fifth season brother, Donnie Hinson resident of Barry County. class. Tristan Thompson, also a State Champion in 2018-2019 with split of Higginsville; and three She was a homemak- son of Troy and Linda in the 8-and-under practices and more coach- grandsons. er and was a member of Thompson, was the 45-pound weight class. es. People may follow the He grew up and Assembly of God Church. State Champion in the Thompson and Runnels Wildcat Takedown Club on received his education Graveside services were 10-and-under 95-pound are the first youth State Facebook for more infor- in Hohenwald, Tenn., held Tuesday, at Mineral weight class. Camden Champions for WTC. mation. where he graduated from Springs Cemetery under High School. For several direction of Fohn Funeral MARZELLE FOSTER years, he was employed Home in Cassville. Brown: Marzelle Foster, 81, in maintenance for the Contributions may be Finalists for all categories of Exeter, passed away City of Eureka Springs, made to Fohn Funeral CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 Home in her memory. Saturday, May 26, 2018, Ark. Visit www.fohnfu- Fishing Team of the Year. Ben Hines, Nevada High Purdy High School She was born April 9, Memorial services will neralhome.com for Brown earned the nod School Katie Kurima, Monett 1937, to Aaron and Edith be held at a later date. online obituaries, for girls golf, where the Chris Weiss, Glendale High School Morgan Loggins, (Garrett) Stringer in Cremation arrange- guestbook and private senior finished fifth indi- High School vidually in the spring sea- Waynesville High School Eagle Rock. ments are under direc- condolences Girls Tennis Survivors include: tion of Fohn Funeral son. Zoey Mullings, Strafford FOHN FUNERAL “High school athlet- Mattie Miles, Rogersville High School one daughter, Nancy Home in Cassville. HOME High School Gregory, Exeter; one Visit www.fohnfu- ics and activities make a Cassville, Missouri difference in the lives of Anna Rader, Springfield Boys Tennis sister, Wyvern England neralhome.com for Gus Garcia, Joplin High 417-847-2141 many. That is why the Catholic High School and husband Robby, of online obituaries, School Missouri Sports Hall of Brooke Smith, Glendale Exeter; one brother, Wade guestbook and private Garrett Lewis, Joplin Fame is delighted to help High School Stringer, Golden; two condolences High School the Springfield Sports Coral Tracy, Kickapoo granddaughters, Stacy FOHN FUNERAL High School Tanner Powley, Nixa Commission with this High School Gregory, of Cassville, and HOME important event,” said Madison Woods, Ozark Kitana Estrada and hus- Cassville, Missouri High School Jason Nayar, Springfield Jerald Andrews, President Catholic High School band Tomas, of Monett; 417-847-2141 and Executive Director Macy Abernathy, Ozark one grandson; and four High School Finn Wartick, Glendale of the Missouri Sports High School great-grandchildren. Hall of Fame. “We hope Volleyball Preceding her in death Matthew Zengel, all of southwest Missouri Birdie Hendrickson, Kickapoo High School were her parents; one will support the Sports Rogersville High School daughter, Darla Ransom; Commission Awards.” Alana Findley, Fair Boys Golf one sister, Luann Towler; The finalists for all cate- Grove High School Adam Cunnynham, two brothers, Joseph (JD) gories are as follows: Macey Putt, Ozark High Galena High School Stringer, and Wendell School Cooper Hess, Lebanon Boys Cross-Country High School Stringer; one grandson; JUNE WILSON Stephen Kielhofner, Chloe Rear, Strafford and one brother-in-law, High School Dawson Meek, Glendale June E. Wilson, 77, of Springfield Catholic High High School Emory Towler. School Leah Vokolek, Kickapoo Eagle Rock, passed away High School Lucas Ogden, Glendale She requested no ser- Sunday, May 27, 2018. Ryan Riddle, Webb City High School vice to be held. She was born in Warren, High School Boys Basketball Presten Richardson, Cremation arrange- Ohio, in 1940, the daugh- Easton Sabala, Cade Coffman, Miller High School ments were under the ter of the late Virginia Hermitage High School Mountain Grove High Logan Smith, Kickapoo direction of the White MARY SKELTON Moe and Earle A. Miller. Ben Stasney, West School High School Funeral Home and Mary Rena Skelton, She attended schools Plains High School Tyem Freeman, Boys Athlete Of The Crematory, Cassville. 84, of Washburn, passed in Northern Iowa and Mark Venable, Lamar Parkview High School way Friday, June 1, 2018. then moved to El Dorado, High School Monty Johal, Glendale Year white funeral She was born May Kan., where she and her Girls Cross-Country High School Jace Gorn, Ozark High home 21, 1934, in Cassville, late husband, Charles Rachel Bagg, Reeds Quinn Nelson, Ozark School W High School the daughter of Eligah J. Dugone, owned and Spring Tyson Riley, Springfield crematory Logan Thomazin, “E.E.” and Leora (Luney) operated a wholesale dis- Kaylee Hatley, West Catholic High School Walnut Grove High School Online condolences and Bickford. On Jan. 4, tributing company for 18 Plains High School Arkell Smith, Carthage webcasting of the funeral High School services may be found at 1952, she was united years. In 1982, she mar- Kelie Henderson, Girls Basketball www.whitefuneralhome.org in marriage to Chester ried Floyd L. Wilson and Bolivar High School Kaylee DaMitz, Skyline Logan Thomazin, 417-847-8400 or 417-858-8400 Periman, who preceded moved to Eagle Rock. He Ashley Knoll, El Dorado High School Walnut Grove High School her in death. She was also preceded her in death in Springs High School Alana Findley, Fair Zeke Wall, Carl Junction married to Leon Snider 1992. Cailee Lake, Liberal Grove High School High School and then John Skelton, During her career, she High School Hayley Frank, Strafford Girls Athlete Of The who both preceded her was a co-owner of a whole- High School Football Bayley Harman, Walnut Year in death. Also preced- sale distributing compa- T.W. Ayers, Lamar High Grove High School Paiton Acord, Parkview ing her in death were her ny, a Ladies Boutique, a School Katie Scott, Carl High School parents; one son; two Paralegal, a Travel Agent, John Berry, Lebanon Junction High School Natalie Basham, brothers; one son-in-law and the manager of a High School and a great-grandson. Camdenton High School large apartment complex Will Boswell, Mount Girls Swimming and Alana Findley, Fair Survivors include: in Kansas City. She was Vernon High School Grove High School three sons, Roger a charter member of the Durand Henderson, Diving Ashley Baldwin, Hayley Frank, Strafford Periman and Kenneth Community Lutheran Webb City High School High School Periman both of Church in Eagle Rock. Alex Huston, Glendale Glendale High School Mary Bean, Liberal High Macey Putt, Ozark High Cassville, and James Survivors include: High School School Periman of Pineville; five one son, Lt. Colonel Cooper Lucas, Lamar School GARRY HINSON daughters, Sandra Hicks Theodore D. Dugone, of High School Maddie Duncan, Best Cheerleading of Washburn, Janice Washington, D.C.; one Glendale High School Garry Leon Hinson, Girls Golf Cabrini Johnson, Squad Smith of Springdale, stepdaughter, Maribeth Aurora High School 61, of Seligman, passed Ark., Treva Johnson of Zoe Brown, Purdy High Rogersville High School Collier, of Springfield; School Molly Moore, Glendale McDonald County High away Tuesday, May 29, Berryville, Ark., Alice one stepson, Jonathan F. 2018, at his home. Anna Iorio, Joplin High High School School George of Springdale, Wilson, of Grove, Okla.; Republic High School He was born Jan. 16, School Madeline Wilson, Carl Ark., and Vivian Nichols four grandchildren; and Seneca High School 1957, in Hohenwald, Kayla Pfitzner, Junction High School of Springdale, Ark.; two one great-granddaughter. Springfield Catholic High Strafford High School Tenn., the son of Joe and brothers, Wayne Bickford Funeral services were Wrestling Best Marching Band Faye (Stamper) Hinson, School of Cassville, and James held Friday, June 1, at Jenna Teeter, Carl Joel Barrientos, Monett Pride of Aurora Houn’ who preceded him in Bickford of Sheldon; one the Community Lutheran Junction High School Dawg Band Church in Eagle Rock. Amber Wilson, Donovan Benetti, Nixa Kickapoo Golden Arrow Service arrangements Camdenton High School High School Band IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! and cremation were Adrian Hitchcock, Neosho Wildcat Band under the direction of the Boys Soccer Neosho High School Nixa Crimson Corps Call your account representative White Funeral Home and Jason Puente, Monett Sean Sax, Waynesville Marching Band Crematory, Cassville. High School High School Parkview Viking Band today. 417-847-2610 Mitch Stephens, Jay Strausbaugh, Best Bass Fishing Team Glendale High School Rogersville High School Ryan Cameron and Thanks for reading the Cassville Democrat white funeral Duece Vandaveer, Tyler Ghan, Republic High Cassville-Democrat.com home Baseball W Kickapoo High School School crematory Dylan Brown, Republic Forrest Barnes, Ozark Kade Houchin and High School High School Online condolences and Kaden Dawson, Republic Kaueh Huttenlocher, Brett Hammit, Nixa High School webcasting of the funeral High School services may be found at Springfield Catholic High Andrew Johnson and www.whitefuneralhome.org School Tyler Martin, Webb City John Hubbert, Bolivar 417-847-8400 or 417-858-8400 High School High School Boys Swimming and Garrett Rice, Willard Dalton O’Dell and Eli Diving High School Cook, Hartville High School Wyatt Sparks, Aurora Devan Rathbun and Call 847-2610 Ethan Bergmann, High School Rogersville High School Caleb Haines, Parkview to subscribe to the Daniel Brink, Nixa High Softball High School Cassville Democrat School Addie Darby, Webb City The event is set for 6 Cole Earl, Glendale High High School p.m. at the Oasis Hotel School Hallie Henderson, Convention Center in Springfield. Sponsorship tables of eight are $350, while individual tickets are $30. The Missouri Sports FOHN FUNERAL Hall of Fame, which is EXPERIENCE MAKES THE assisting the Springfield Sports Commission with HOME the ceremony, is taking DIFFERENCE. table and ticket orders at 417-889-3100. Cassville, Missouri Shell Knob, 417-847-2141 or Missouri YOUR COMMUNITY 417-847-2157 417-858-3151 McQueen Funeral Home Wheaton, Missouri 417-652-7268

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PUBLIC NOTICES IN BOOK 06 AT PAGE holder of said Note, on the undersigned trustee will on East to a point 50 feet left of CASSVILLE, MO 65625, 7507; THENCE SOUTH 43 7th day of June, 2018, at 1:00 Friday, the 29th day of June station 322+84.83, thence 417-847-2734. PUBLIC NOTICES PRINTED IN p.m., at the East door of the 2018, between the hours increasing in width on a All creditors of said NEWSPAPERS HELP FULFILL THE DEGREES 31 MINUTES 33 SECONDS WEST 189.74 Barry County Courthouse in of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.,bearing North 71°08’12” decedent are notified to file CITIZEN’S CONSTITUTIONAL claims in court within six RIGHT OF DUE PROCESS OF LAW FEET (MEAS.) 190.00 Cassville, Missouri, sell said to-wit: at 1:00 P.M., sell the East to a point 60 feet left of BY PUTTING HIM ON NOTICE OF FEET (DEED) TO A FOUND real estate and personal property at public venue Station 323+38.70. months from the date of first MATTERS WHICH AFFECT HIM IRON PIN CAPPED L.S. property at public vendue to to the highest bidder for publication of this notice OR HIS PROPERTY. 2153 AT THE CORNER the highest bidder for cash cash at the North door of which conveyance was or if a copy of this notice OF A TRACT OF LAND to satisfy said debt and the the County Court House in made to said successor was mailed to, or served RECORDED IN BOOK 12 cost of executing this trust. the City of Galena, Stone trustee in trust to secure upon, such creditor by the TRUSTEE SALES AT PAGE 3891; THENCE /s/ Matthew F. Trokey County, Missouri, to satisfy the payment of one certain personal representative, SOUTH 37 DEGREES 19 MATTHEW F. TROKEY - the note and costs. note in said Deed of Trust then within two months from MINUTES 03 SECONDS SUCCESSORTRUSTEE described; and the date it was mailed or NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S WEST, 2.24 FEET TO A SET CANTWELL, SMITH & /s/ Henry S. Clapper WHEREAS, default was served, whichever is later, SALE IRON PIN AT THE CORNER TROKEY,LLP Clapper Law Firm, LLC made and still continues in or be forever barred to the Default having been OF A TRACT OF LAND 115 WEST ATLANTIC Henry S. Clapper, MO Bar payment of said note; fullest extent permissible by made in the payment RECORDED IN BOOK 96 STREET 20897 NOW THEREFORE, law. Such six-month period of the note described in AT PAGE 4845; THENCE BRANSON,MO 65616 Successor Trustee at the request of the legal and such two-month period and secured by Deed of NORTH 46 DEGREES 27 PHONE 417-334-2222 1st. Ins. 6-6-18 20-23 holder of said note and in do not extend the limitation Trust dated April 21, 2017, MINUTES 29 SECONDS FACSIMILE 417-334-2777 ______pursuance of the provisions period that would bar claims executed by Tammy Lynn WEST ALONG THE EMAIL: mtrokey@cantwell- of said Deed of Trust, the one year after the decedent’s Fox, and recorded in the NORTHEASTERLY LINE law.com NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S undersigned will sell the death, as provided in section Office of the RecorderOF of AFORESAID TRACT OF SALE property above described at 473.444, RSMo, or any Deeds of Barry County, LAND, 126.22 FEET (DEED) Pursuant to the Fair For default in the public vendue to the highest other applicable limitation Missouri, on May 2, 2017, (MEAS.) TO A FOUND IRON Debt Collection Practices payment of debt secured by bidder for cash at the East periods. Nothing in section in Book 17 at Page 2403, PIN AT THE NORTHWEST Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1692c(b),a deed of trust executed by front door of the County 473.033, RSMo, shall be and conveying to the CORNER OF AFORESAID no information concerning Kyler L Duncan and Kayla Courthouse in the City of construed to bar any action undersigned trustee the TRACT OF LAND; THENCE the collection of this debt D Duncan, dated August Cassville, Barry County, against a decedent’s liability following described property CONTINUING NORTH 46 may be given without prior 18, 2017, and recorded on Missouri, on Friday, June insurance carrier through a in Barry County, Missouri, DEGREES 27 MINUTES 29 consent of the consumer August 18, 2017, in Book 29, 2018, between the hours defendant ad litem pursuant to-wit: SECONDS WEST, 274.93 given directly to the debt No. 17, at Page 4624 in of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to section 537.021, RSMo. beginning at 1:00 p.m. for FEET (MEAS.) 275.00 FEET collector or the express the Office of the Recorder Date of the decedent’s TRACT I: A PART OF(DEED) TO THE POINT OF permission of a court of of Deeds, Barry County, the purposes of satisfying death was MAY 1, 2018. THE NORTHWEST ¼ OF BEGINNING. competent jurisdiction. The Missouri, the undersigned said indebtedness and the Date of first publication: costs of executing this trust. THE SOUTHEAST ¼ OF debt collector is attempting Successor Trustee will on MAY 16, 2018 SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP at the request of the legal to collect a debt and any June 28, 2018, at 10:00 AM, Craig Williams (SEAL) 22 NORTH, RANGE 25 holder of the note who has information obtained will be at the East Front Door of the /s/ James J. RandallCircuit Clerk WEST, BARRY COUNTY, elected to declare the entire used for that purpose. Barry County Courthouse, Randall, Masri & By: Randall, Sherry L. Allee, MISSOURI; BEGINNING indebtedness due and To be published in the Cassville, Missouri, sell at P.C. Successor TrusteeClerk AT A POINT ON THEpayable, and in accordance Cassville Democrat May 16, public vendue to the highest James J. Randall To be published in the CENTERLINE OF AN with the provisions of 23, 30 and June 6, 2018. bidder for cash: 405 E. Broadway, P.O.Cassville Box Democrat ELECTRIC POWER the Deed of Trust, the 1st Ins. 5-16-18 17-20 151 1st Ins. 5-16 -18 17-20 undersigned trustee will on LINE BEING SOUTH ______LOT 11 IN ELLISON’S Monett, Missouri 65708 ______668.24 FEET AND EAST Monday, the 11th day of Telephone: (417) 235-8688 June, 2018, between the SUBDIVISION NO. 1 AS 489.62 FEET FROM THE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S PER THE RECORDED PLAT IN THE 39TH JUDICIAL NORTHWEST CORNER hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 SALE THEREOF, SITUATED IN TO BE PUBLISHED INCIRCUIT THE COURT OF OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ p.m., to-wit: at 10:00 a.m., For default in the CASSVILLE DEMOCRAT BARRY COUNTY, sell the property at public PURDY, BARRY COUNTY, OF THE SOUTHEAST ¼ payment of debt secured MISSOURI., commonly ON June 6, 13, 20 CASSVILLE, & 27, OF SECTION 10; THENCE venue to the highest bidder by a deed of trust executed known as 719 Howell Dr, 2018 MISSOURI for cash on the East steps of SOUTH 46 DEGREES 30 by Dorielle M. Santiago, Purdy, MO, 65734 1st Ins. 6-6-18 PROBATE 20-23 DIVISION MINUTES EAST ALONG the County Court House at ______dated January 8, 2008, In the Estate of: THE CENTERLINE 275 700 Main Street, in the City and recorded on January subject to all prior of Cassville, Barry County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MARY MAXINE COOPER FEET; THENCE SOUTH 38 11, 2008, in Book No. 08, easements, restrictions, Deceased. DEGREES 15 MINUTES Missouri, to satisfy the note reservations, covenants OF BARRY COUNTY, and costs. at Page 208 in the Office MISSOURI Case No. 18BR-PR00097 WEST 163.76 FEET TO THE of the Recorder of Deeds, and encumbrances now of NORTHERLY RIGHT OF NOTICE OF LETTERS Barry County, Missouri, the record, if any, to satisfy the TESTAMENTARY WAY LINE OF MISSOURI ARVEST BANK undersigned Successor debt and costs. DANIEL R. McGREW, ) ROUTE 39; THENCE MARLA SHORE, Trustee GRANTED Trustee will on June 19, Plaintiff, ) (Supervised Administration - NORTH 46 DEGREES 36 1st Ins. 5-16-18 17-20 2018, at 10:00 AM, at the County Criers, LLC, Vs. ) ______Non-Resident Fiduciary) MINUTES WEST ALONG East Front Door of the Successor Trustee GLENDA A. MORROW, ) To all persons SAID RIGHT OF WAY Barry County Courthouse, Defendant. ) interested in the Estate of 188.60 FEET; THENCE NOTICE OF SUCCESSOR Cassville, Missouri, sell at First Publication: Case No. 16BR-CC00007 MARY MAXINE COOPER, NORTH 46 DEGREES TRUSTEE’S SALE public vendue to the highest June 6, 2018. decedent. 54 MINUTES WEST WHEREAS, for default bidder for cash: For more information, visit NOTICE OF SALE On IN MAY 22, 2018, the ALONG THE CHORD OF in the payment of principal www.southlaw.com PARTITION and interest installments last will of the decedent A CURVE TO THE LEFT By virtue and authority having been admitted now due as provided by ALL OF LOT FOUR (4) of a Judgment issued by the 86.43 FEET; THENCE BLOCK ONE (1), TURK’S NOTICE to probate, the following NORTH 38 DEGREES 15 a Note and secured by a Pursuant to the Fair Debt Honorable Robert J. Foulke, Deed of Trust executed ADDITION TO MONETT, Associate Circuit Judge of individual was appointed MINUTES EAST 164.51 BARRY COUNTY, Collection Practices Act, personal representative of FEET TO THE POINT OFby MATTHEW STUBBLE- Barry County, Missouri: MISSOURI., commonly 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no the estate of MARY MAXINE BEGINNING EXCEPT FIELD and AMANDA information concerning the That Notice that on known as 606 7th Street, Monday, July 2, 2018, at COOPER, decedent, by THAT PART IN ROAD. STUBBLEFIELD, husband Monett, MO, 65708 collection of this debt may the Probate Division of ALSO A RIGHT OF WAYand wife, dated February be given without the prior 1:00 p.m., the Sheriff of 13, 2009, and recorded on Barry County, Missouri will the Circuit Court of Barry OVER AND ACROSS THE subject to all prior consent of the consumer County, Missouri. FOLLOWING DESCRIBED February 23, 2009, in Book easements, restrictions, given directly to the debt sell at the East Door of the Barry County Courthouse, The name, business TRACT FOR ROADWAY 09 at Page 844, in the office reservations, covenants collector or the express address of the personal AND UTILITY PUPOSES: of the Recorder of Deeds and encumbrances now of permission of a court of 700 Main Street, Cassville,representative is: COMMENCING AT THE in Barry County, Missouri, record, if any, to satisfy the competent jurisdiction. The Missouri, to the highest NORTHWEST CORNER at Cassville, Missouri, bidder for cash, all right, title CARLA JEAN TOWERS, debt and costs. debt collector is attempting 105 WINDWARD WAY OF THE NORTHWEST conveying to MARTIN J. to collect a debt and any and interest of the above named parties, in and to the GREER, SC 29650 ¼ OF THE SOUTHEAST STUDER, Trustee, County the Criers, LLC, information obtained will The personal ¼ OF SECTION 10, following described real real property described as Successor Trustee be used for that purpose representative’s attorney’s TOWNSHIP 22, RANGE estate situated in Barry First Publication: May 23, follows: County, Missouri, to-wit: Casefile No. 209844- Beginning at a point name, business address 25; THENCE SOUTH 203.6 2018. For more information, 872784. and phone number is: FEET; THENCE SOUTH 46 visit www.southlaw.com which is the intersection of 1st Ins. 6-6-18 20-23 DAVID ALLEN COLE, DEGREES 30 MINUTES Commencing at the ______the North right-of-way line EAST ALONG AN EXISTING Southeast corner of the S½ of Highway 39 and the East ELLIS, CUPPS AND COLE, NOTICE P.O. BOX 276, CASSVILLE, HIGH VOLTAGE POWER of the SE¼, thencePursuant Westto the Fair Debt boundary line of Section LINE 975 FEET TO POINT NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S MO 65625; 417-847-2734. 465 feet to the Collection point Practices of Act, SALE Thirty (30), Township The personal OF BEGINNING; THENCE beginning, thence continuing Twenty-five (25), Range 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no WHEREAS, IVAN representative’s designated IN A NORTHWESTERLY West 465 feet, thence North information concerning the Twenty-five (25), thence DIRECTION ALONG SAID to the North section line of A. GRANT and ANITA L. North along said East agent’s name, business collection of this debt may GRANT, by their Deed of address and phone number POWER LINE 300 FEET; the SE¼ of the SE¼, thence be given without the prior boundary line 1320 feet to Trust dated the 19th day of a point located on the East is: DAVID ALLEN COLE, THENCE NORTH 38 East 465 feet, thence South consent of the consumer October, 2009, and recorded DEGREES 15 MINUTES to the point of beginning, all boundary line of Section ELLIS, CUPPS AND COLE, of the above described lands given directly to the debt on October 20, 2009, in EAST 30 FEET; THENCE collector or the express Nineteen (19), Township P.O. BOX 276, CASSVILLE, SOUTHEASTERLY AND property being in Section the Recorder’s Office for MO 65625; 417-847-2734. permission of a court of Barry County, Missouri in Twenty-five (25), Range All creditors of said PARALLEL TO THE 18, Township 22, Range 27. competent jurisdiction. The Deed of Trust Book 09 at Twenty-five (25), thence NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF EXCEPT: Commencing at West 330 feet, thence South decedent are notified to file the Northeast corner of the debt collector is attempting Page 5740, conveyed to claims in court within six THE ABOVE DESCRIBED to collect a debt and any approximately 1320 feet to TRACT 300 FEET; THENCE SE¼ of the SE¼ of Section Randall, Masri & Randall, the North right-of-way line months from the date of first information obtained will P.C., as successor trustee, publication of this notice SOUTHWESTERLY 30 18, Township 22, Range be used for that purpose of Highway 39, thence East the following described real along the North right-of- or if a copy of this notice FEET TO THE POINT OF27, thence West 465 feet estate situate in the County BEGINNING. to the point of beginning, Casefile No. 165156- way line of Highway 39 to was mailed to, or served thence continuing West 465 795174. of Barry, State of Missouri, the point of beginning, all upon, such creditor by the 1st Ins. 5-23-18 18-21to-wit: personal representative, TRACT II: ALL THAT PARTfeet, thence South 468 feet, ______in Barry County, Missouri, OF THE NORTHWEST thence East 465 feet, thence containing approximately then within two months from the date it was mailed or ¼ OF THE SOUTHEAST North 468 feet to the point of All of Lot 9, Woodlawn ten (10) acres, more or less. beginning, therein in Barry NOTICE OF TRUSTEE Addition to Barry County, served, whichever is later, ¼ OF SECTION 10, SALE Missouri, as per the recorded TOWNSHIP 22 NORTH, County, Missouri. Commonly known as or be forever barred to the Default having been made fullest extent permissible by RANGE 25 WEST, BARRY plat thereof, EXCEPT: 5868 State Highway 39, COUNTY, MSSOURI AND WHEREAS, MATTHEW in the payment of the note All that part of grantor’s Aurora, Missouri, situated law. Such six-month period described in and secured BEING PART OF A TRACTSTUBBLEFIELD and land in Lot 9 in Woodlawn in the County of Barry, Stateand such two-month period OF LAND RECORDED AMANDA STUBBLEFIELD, by Deed of Trust dated May Subdivision located in of Missouri, to satisfy said do not extend the limitation IN TRUSTEES DEED husband and wife, also 18, 2013, executed by Dail the Southwest Quarter of judgment and costs. period that would bar claims UNDER SALE RECORDED granted a security interest Bellah, and recorded in the the Southwest Quarter of one year after the decedent’s IN BOOK 10 AT PAGEin the following described Office of the Recorder of Section 36, Township 26 Dated: May 3, 3018 death, as provided in section 2228 BEING FURTHER personal property to wit: Deeds of Stone County, North, Range 28 West, 473.444, RSMo, or any Missouri, on May 21, Barry County, Missouri, lying /s/ Gary Davis DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 1999 Fleetwood Barry County Sheriff other applicable limitation COMMENCING AT A Manufactured Home2013, at 10:13 VINa.m. as within widths as designated Barry County, Missouri periods. Nothing in section instrument #201300008670, on the left or northerly side FOUND IRON PIN AT THE# TXFLW12A31433C012, 1st Ins. 6-6-18 20-23 473.033, RSMo, shall be NORTHWEST CORNER including all furniture, and conveying to the of the following centerline construed to bar any action OF THE SOUTHEAST ¼ fixtures, and appliancesundersigned now trustee the of highway now known as against a decedent’s liability OF SECTION 10, THENCE owned or hereafter acquired. following described property Route 60. PROBATE insurance carrier through a SOUTH 00 DEGREES 35 WHEREAS, it is in Stone County, Missouri, defendant ad litem pursuant MINUTES 56 SECONDS provided in and by the terms to-wit: Commencing at the to section 537.021, RSMo. WEST ALONG THE WEST of said Deed of Trust, that Northwest corner of INSection THE 39TH JUDICIAL Date of the decedent’s LINE OF THE NORTHWEST if the holder of said Note BEGINNING AT THE 1, Township25 North, CIRCUITRange COURT OF death was APRIL 15, 2018. ¼ OF THE SOUTHEAST shall desire a sale, the NORTHEAST CORNER 28 West, Barry County,BARRY COUNTY, Date of first publication ¼ OF SAID SECTION 10,beneficiary may at any timeOF THE SOUTHEAST Missouri, thence North CASSVILLE, is MAY 30, 2018. 448.15 FEET TO A FOUNDremove the Trustee and QUARTER (SE ¼) OF 86°17’30.5” West a distance MISSOURI J. Craig Williams, of 290.66 feet to a point in IRON PIN ON THE NORTHappoint a Successor TrusteeTHE SOUTHEAST PROBATE DIVISION Circuit Clerk RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF by written instrument filedQUARTER (SE ¼) OF the center line of highway /s/ Kami Stanton MISSOURI HIGHWAY for record prior to any sale SECTION FIFTEEN (15), at Station 315+00 the point In the Estate of: Clerk, of beginning of center line CYNTHIA B SHOLES To be published in the ROUTE 39; THENCE thereunder. Any Successor TOWNSHIP TWENTY-SIX Deceased. ALONG A NON-TANGENT Trustee shall succeed to (26) RANGE TWENTY- description thence South Cassville Democrat CURVE TO THE RIGHT title, right, power and duties THREE (23), THENCE 88°29’55.5” East a distance Case No. 18BR-PR00090 1st Ins. 5-30-18 19-22 HAVING A MEASURED of the original Trustee SOUTH A DISTANCE OF of 443.91 feet to tangent to NOTICE OF LETTERS ______RADIUS OF 11537.31 FEET thereunder, and the then FORTY (40) RODS TO A spiral station 319+43.91, TESTAMENTARY AND A CHORD BEARING acting Successor Trustee POINT; THENCE WEST thence on a spiral curve to GRANTED shall act in place and stead (Supervised Administration) OF SOUTH 48 DEGREES A DISTANCE OF FORTY the left having an X distance To all persons interested 13 MINUTES 46 SECONDS of the above-named Trustee (40) RODS TO A POINT; of 149.97 feet along the EAST AND A CHORD in and by the terms of said THENCE NORTH A main tangent and an in Y the Estate of CYNTHIA B LENGTH OF 523.55 Deed of Trust; and DISTANCE OF FORTY (40) distance of 2.13 feet offset SHOLES, decedent. RODS TO A POINT ON THE from the main tangent a On MAY 10, 2018, the FEET TO A SET IRON WHEREAS, MATTHEW last will of the decedent PIN; THENCE NORTH 38 F. TROKEY, the undersigned NORTHERN BOUNDARY distance of 150 feet to spiral LINE OF AFORESAID to curve station 320+93.91,having been admitted DEGREES 23 MINUTES 57 Successor Trustee, was to probate, the following SECONDS EAST ALONG duly appointed Successor SUBDIVISION; THENCE thence on a 3°15’00” curve THE NORTHWESTERLY Trustee in accordance with EAST A DISTANCE OF to the left with a radius of individual was appointed LINE OF A TRACT OFthe terms of said Deed of FORTY (40) RODS TO THE 1762.95 feet a distance of personal representative LAND RECORDED IN Trust, by Appointment of POINT OF BEGINNING. 527.05 feet to curve to spiral of the estate of CYNTHIA BOOK 10 AT PAGE 2214,Successor Trustee dated ALL IN STONE COUNTY, station 326+20.96, thence B SHOLES, decedent, by 164.06 FEET (MEAS.) the 14th day of March 2018, MISSOURI. SUBJECT on a spiral curve to the left the Probate Division of 164.51 FEET (DEED) TO Arecorded March 22, 2018, TO THAT PART TAKEN having an X distance of the Circuit Court of Barry FOUND IRON PIN AND THEin Book 18 at Page 1849 of OR USED FOR ROADS. 149.97 feet along the main County, Missouri. The POINT OF BEGINNING; the Barry County Recorder’s SUBJECT TO EASEMENTS, tangent and an Y distance name, business address of THENCE CONTINUING Office, and may, at the CONDITIONS, of 2.13 feet offset from the the personal representative NORTH 38 DEGREES 23 request of the legal holder of RESTRICTIONS AND main tangent a distance of is: MINUTES 57 SECONDS said Note, proceed to sell the LIMITATIONS OF RECORD. 150 feet to spiral to tangent BRAD D SHOLES EAST192.89 FEET TO A above described property as s t a t i o n 3 2 7 + 7 0 . 9 6 . 18987 FARM ROAD 2155 STAY CURRENT SET IRON PIN; THENCE Successor Trustee. at the request of the legal AURORA, MO 65605. Call 847.2610 to SOUTH 46 DEGREES 26 NOW, THEREFORE, holder of the note who has Widths on the left on The personal MINUTES 17 SECONDS as a result of the default in elected to declare the entire Northerly side are herein representative’s attorney’s subscribe to the EAST 418.14 FEET TO Athe payment of principal and indebtedness due and described as follows: A tract name, business address Cassville Democrat FOUND IRON PIN AT THEinterest in said Note, the payable, and in accordance of land 50 feet wide at station and phone number is: CORNER OF A TRACT said Successor Trustee will,with the provisions of 320+93.91, thence on a DONALD LYNN CUPPS, www.cassville-democrat.com OF LAND RECORDED at the request of the legal the Deed of Trust, the bearing of North 85°57’40” PO BOX 276, Page 16 • Wednesday, June 6, 2018 Cassville Democrat

against a decedent’s liability against you. County of Barry, State of County of Barry, State of PROBATE insurance carrier through a MISCELLANEOUS A true copy from the Missouri. Missouri. defendant ad litem pursuant record. A true copy from the A true copy from the to section 537.021, RSMo. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Witness by hand and record. record. IN THE 39TH JUDICIAL Date of the decedent’s OF BARRY COUNTY, the seal of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and Witness my hand and CIRCUIT COURT OF death was NOVEMBER 23, MISSOURI this 14th day of May, 2018. seal of the Circuit Court this the seal of the Circuit Court BARRY COUNTY, 2017. CIVIL DIVISION (SEAL) 31st day of May 2018. this 9th day of May 2018. CASSVILLE, Date of first publication GARY FIELDS, /s/ Craig Williams, CRAIG WILLIAMS, Circuit J. Craig Williams MISSOURI is MAY 30, 2018. Barry County Circuit Clerk Clerk (SEAL) By: PROBATE DIVISION J. Craig Williams, GARY FIELDS By: Reta Voelker, (SEAL) Sherry L. Allee In the Estate of: Circuit Clerk REVOCABLE TRUST D.C. By: Clerk ALICE K. SIMPSON /s/ Sherry L Allee Plaintiff, 1st Ins. 5-23-18 18-21 /s/ Reta Voelker 1st Ins. 5-16-18 17-20 Deceased. Clerk, Case No: 18BR-CC00038 ______Deputy Clerk ______To be published in the 1st Ins. 6-6-18 20-23 Case No. 18BR-PR00083 vs. ______NOTICE OF LETTERS Cassville Democrat HERBERT L. WIDDOWS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TESTAMENTARY 1st Ins. 5-30-18 19-22 JR. et al If they be living or OF BARRY COUNTY, OF BARRY COUNTY, ______MISSOURI SHELL KNOB SUMMER MISSOURI, PROBATE GRANTED their unborn or unknown SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE (Supervised Administration) heirs, devises, grantees, AT CASSVILLE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT in re: ) PROGRAM In the matter of: ) To all persons interested assignees, donees, The Shell Knob School in the Estate of ALICE K. OF alienees,legatees, administrators, GARY M. PEACH ) BRYNN WHITTENBURG ) BARRY COUNTY Petitioner, ) district announces the ISSAC WHITTENBURG ) SIMPSON, decedent. executors, guardians, sponsorship of the Summer On MAY 7, 2018, MISSOURI mortgagees, trustees, and ) NEVAEH WHITTENBURG ) LAURIE LYNNE PEACH ) Food Service Program MATTHEW ) the following individual PROBATE DIVISION consorts and legal June 4 through June 22, was appointed personal AT CASSVILLE representatives, spouses Respondent ) WHITTENBURG ) 2018. Free meals will be MINOR CHILDREN. ) representative of the estate In the Estate of ) and all other persons, made available to children of ALICE K. SIMPSON, CATERINA M.C. ) corporations or successors Case No. 18BR-DR00096 Case NUMBERS: ORDER OF attending summer school 18BR-PR00086 decedent, by the Probate BOUCHARD ) claiming by, through and as well as all other children Division of the Circuit Court Deceased ) under them, PUBLICATION NOTICE 18BR-PR00087 The State of Missouri to who want to participate in 18BR-PR00088 of Barry County, Missouri. Estate No. 16BR-PR00068 Defendants. the meal service. The name, business NOTICE OF FILING OF Respondent: 18BR-PR00089 LAURIE LYNNE PEACH USDA Non-Discrimination address of the personal FINAL SETTLEMENT AND NOTICE OF ORDER OF Statement representative is: PETITION PUBLICATION You are hereby notified NOTICE UPON ORDER that and action has been In accordance with FOR SERVICE BY RICHARD E. SIMPSON FOR DISTRIBUTION The State of Missouri to Federal civil rights law 14783 FR 1085 To all persons interested Defendants, HERBERT L. commenced against you in PUBLICATION the Circuit Court of Barry and U.S. Department The State of Missouri to: CASSVILLE, MO 65625 in the estate of CATERINA WIDDOWS, JR. et al of Agriculture (USDA) The personal M.C. BOUCHARD, et. al. If they be living or County, Missouri, the object JOHN DOE. and general nature of which civil rights regulations You are hereby representative’s attorney’sdeceased: their unborn or unknown and policies, the USDA, name, business address heirs, devises, grantees, is an action for Petitioner’s notified that an action You are hereby notifiedPetition for Annulment, with its Agencies, offices,for a Guardianship of and phone number is: that the undersigned assignees, donees, and employees, and DONALD LYNN CUPPS Personal Representative will alienees, legatees, Gary M. Peach and Laurie Minor Children has been Lynne Peach. institutions participating commenced against you ELLIS, CUPPS AND COLE file a Final Settlement and administrators, executors, in or administering USDA 702 WEST STREET, Petition for determination guardians, mortgagees, The names of all parties in the Circuit Court for the to the said suit are stated programs are prohibited County of Barry, state of P.O. BOX 276, of the persons who are the trustees, consorts and legal from discriminating based CASSVILLE, MO 65625; successors in interest to representatives, spouses above in the caption hereof Missouri, the object and and the name and address on race, color, national general nature of which is 417-847-2734. the personal/real estate of and all other persons, origin, sex, disability, age, All creditors of said the decedent and of the corporations or successors of the attorney for Petitioner to obtain Guardianship filed is: Darwin E. Groomer of the or reprisal or retaliation by Michael Wormington, decedent are notified toextent file and character of claiming by, through and for prior civil rights activity claims in court within six their interest therein and for under them. Groomer Law Firm, L.L.C., Petitioner. 206 E. Broadway, Monett, in any program or activity The names of all months from the date of firstdistribution of such property, YOU ARE HEREBY conducted or funded publication of this notice in the Probate Division of NOTIFIED that an action has Missouri 65708. parties in this action are by USDA. Persons with stated above in the caption or if a copy of this notice the Circuit Court of Barry been commenced against You are further notified disabilities who require was mailed to, or served County, Missouri, on or after you in the Circuit Court, that, unless you file an hereof and the name and answer or pleading or shall alternative means of address of the attorney for upon, such creditor by the JULY 4, 2018, or as may Barry County, Missouri, the communication for program personal representative, be continued by the Court, object and general nature of otherwise appear and the petitioners is JOHN A. defend against the aforesaid information (e.g. Braille, LEWRIGHT, P.O. Box 391, then within two months from and that any objections or which is a Quiet Title Suit and large print, audiotape, the date it was mailed or exceptions to such Final which affects the following petition within forty-five (30) Cassville, Missouri 65625. days after the 23rd day of American Sign Language, served, whichever is later, Settlement or Petition or described Property: etc.), should contact the You are further notified or be forever barred to the any item thereof must be May 2018, judgment by that, unless you file an default will be rendered Agency (State or local) answer or other pleading or fullest extent permissible by BEL VOIR ACRES NO. 2: where they applied for law. Such six-month period in writing and filed within against you. shall otherwise appear and twenty days after the filing LOTSof 7 AND INCLUDING 9, benefits. Individuals who and such two-month period such Final Settlement. It is ordered that a defend against the aforesaid Block 1 copy hereof be published are deaf, hard of hearing do not extend the limitation 30-2.0-4-0-0-8.000 or have speech disabilities Petition within forty-five period that would bar claims Marc L. Edmondson according to law in the (45) days after the 23rd Cassville Democrat, a may contact USDA through day of May 2018, judgment one year after the decedent’s Attorney The names of all the the Federal Relay Service at death, as provided in section P.O. Box 491 newspaper of general by default will be rendered parties to said suit are stated circulation published in the (800) 877-8339. Additionally, against you in accordance 473.444, RSMo, or any Cassville, MO 65625 above in the caption hereof program information other applicable limitation 417-846-0022 County of Barry State of with the Petition filed herein. and the name and address Missouri. A true copy from may be made available It is ordered that a periods. Nothing in section Ronnie Bouchard of the attorney for Plaintiffs in languages other than 473.033, RSMo, shall be the record. copy hereof be published 1403 High Street is Blake B. Fields, 605 Main English. To file a program construed to bar any action Cassville, MO 65625 Witness my hand and according to law in the Street, Cassville, Missouri, seal of the Circuit Court, complaint of discrimination, Cassville Democrat, a against a decedent’s liability 1st Ins. 6-6-18 20-23 65625. complete the USDA insurance carrier through a ______State of Missouri, this 14th newspaper of general YOU ARE FURTHER day of May 2018. Program Discrimination circulation published in the defendant ad litem pursuant NOTIFIED that, unless complaint form, (AD-3027) to section 537.021, RSMo. (SEAL) County of Barry, State of IN THE 39TH JUDICIAL you file an answer or other found online at: http://www. Date of the decedent’s /s/ Craig Williams Missouri. A true copy from CIRCUIT COURT OF pleading or shall otherwise Barry County Circuit Clerk ascr.usda.gov/complaint the record. death was MARCH 15, BARRY COUNTY appear and defend against 2018. By: Katie Correia, filing cust.html, and at any Witness my hand and MISSOURI the aforesaid Petition within USDA office, or write a letter Date of first publication: D.C. the seal of the Circuit Court PROBATE DIVISION 45 days after the 16th day 1st Ins. 5-23-18 18-21 addressed to USDA and this 15th day of May 2018. MAY 16, 2018 of MAY, 2018, judgment provide in the letter all of Craig Williams (SEAL) In the Estate of: ______(SEAL) MARTIN J SCHMITT, by default will be rendered the information requested /s/ Robert Foulke Circuit Clerk in the form. To request By: Sherry L. Allee, Deceased. against you. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Judge Case No. 18BR-PR00100 A true copy from the OF BARRY COUNTY, a copy of the complaint 1st Ins. 5-23-18 18-21 Clerk form, call (866) 632-9992. To be published in the NOTICE OF LETTERS record. MISSOURI TESTAMENTARY Witness by hand and Submit your completed Cassville Democrat AT CASSVILLE form or letter to USDA by: 1st Ins. 5-16-18 17-20 GRANTED the seal of the circuit court BIDS this 10th, day of May, 2018. DONNIE ANTLE, ) (1) mail: U.S. Department ______(Supervised Administration PLAINTIFF, ) Non-Resident Fiduciary) (SEAL) of Agriculture Office of the BUTTERFIELD SPECIAL /s/ Craig Williams, ) Assistant Secretary for Civil IN THE 39TH JUDICIAL To all persons interested vs. ) ROAD DISTRICT CIRCUIT COURT OF in the Estate of MARTIN J Barry County Circuit Clerk Rights 1400 Independence ACCEPTING 1st Ins. 5-16-18 17-20 ) Avenue, SW Washington, BARRY COUNTY, SCHMITT, Deceased: WAYNE D. BRUNSON ) SEALED BIDS On MAY 25, 2018, the ______D.C. 20250-9410; (2) fax: CASSVILLE, and ) (202) 690-7442; or (3) email: The Butterfield Special MISSOURI last will of the decedent Road District is accepting IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ELISABETH L. ) [email protected]. PROBATE DIVISION having been admitted BRUNSON, ) sealed bids for Chip and to probate, the following OF BARRY COUNTY, This institution is an equal In the Estate of: CO-TRUSTEES ) opportunity provider. This Seal work in Butterfield SHEILA RUTH ) individual RONALD J. MISSOURI UNDER TRUST ) Special Road District. SCHMITT was appointed CIVIL DIVISION statement implementation REMINGTON ) AGREEMENT DATED ) date is November 2015. Bid specifications are Deceased. ) the personal representative ROBERTO ORTEGA APRIL 3, 1980, ) available upon request from of the estate of MARTIN Plaintiff, The program will begin Case No. 18BR-PR00082 if they be living, but ) on June 4 to June 22, 2018. Butterfield Special Road NOTICE OF LETTERS J SCHMITT, decedent, by if any of them, ) District Secretary, Monday the Probate Division of vs. Meals will be served June through Friday 8:00 a.m. – TESTAMENTARY shall be deceased, ) 4 through June 22 at the GRANTED the Circuit Court of Barry TERI D. STEVENS, et. al.) then their unknown ) 5:00 p.m. at 7049 FR 2115, County, Cassville, Missouri. If they be living or their ) following times: Monday Purdy, MO 65734. (Supervised Administration - heirs, grantees, ) through Friday -- breakfast Non-Resident Fiduciary) The personal unborn or unknown heirs, ) consorts, spouses ) Bids will be accepted devises, grantees, ) at 7:40 a.m. to 8:10 a.m. and no earlier than 8:00 a.m. To all persons interested representative’s business or successors of ) lunch will begin at 11:30 a.m. in the Estate of SHEILA address is: assignees, donees, ) those of them who ) Monday, June 4, 2018, and RONALD J. SCHMITT, alienees, legatees, ) to 12:00 p.m. no later than Monday, June RUTH REMINGTON, shall be deceased ) 1st Ins. 6-6-18 20 decedent. 15407 AIRLINE AVE., administrators, executors,) DEFENDANTS. ) 18, 2018, at 5:00 p.m. On MAY 25, 2018, the URBANDALE, IA 50323 guardians, mortgagees, ) All bids will be opened following individual, LOIS The personal trustees, consorts ) Case 18BR-CC00042 GUARDIANS and read aloud at the June KOOKEN, was appointed representative’s attorney’sand legal representatives,) 19, 2018, Road District personal representative of name, business address spouses and all other ) ORDER FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT business meeting at 7:00 the estate of SHEILA RUTH and phone number is: persons, corporations or ) OF NOTICE OF BARRY COUNTY, p.m., at the Butterfield REMINGTON, decedent, PATRICIA KELLEY successors claiming by, ) MISSOURI, PROBATE Community Building, 602 by the Probate Division of FLEETWOOD through and under them, ) THE STATE OF DIVISION Ash Street, Butterfield, MO. the Circuit Court of Barry 185 QUEENS WAY, Defendants. ) MISSOURI TO: in the matter of: All Bids shall be marked County, Missouri. KIMBERLING CITY, MO Case No:18BR-CC00039 Defendants, Wayne D. THE ESTATE OF: ) “sealed bid – (Chip & Seal The name, business 65686; 417-559-9694 Brunson and Elisabeth L. MACKENZIE DAWN ) Work for the Butterfield address of the personal The personal Brunson, Co-Trustees Under CYPRET, ) Special Road District)” and representative is: representative’s designatedNOTICE OF ORDER OF Trust Agreement dated April Minor, ) with the “bid opening date”. LOIS KOOKEN, agent’s name, businessPUBLICATION 3, 1980, but if any of them Case no. 18BR-PR00085 The Butterfield 416 E. MEADOW address and phone number The State of Missouri shall be deceased, then their NOTICE UPON ORDER Special Road District WOOD LANE, is: to Defendant, TERI D. unknown heirs, grantees, FOR SERVICE BY Commissioners reserve the ROGERS, AR 72758 PATRICIA KELLEY STEVENS. et. al. If consorts, spouses or PUBLICATION right to accept or reject any The personal FLEETWOOD he be living or his unborn successors of those of them The State of Missouri and/or all bids or any parts 185 QUEENS WAY, who shall be deceased. representative’s attorney’s or unknown heirs, devises, to: KATHRYN R. WOOLERY thereof. name, business address KIMBERLING CITY, MO grantees, assignees, YOU ARE HEREBY BROWN AND DAVID A. 1st Ins. 6-6-18 20-21 and phone number is: 65686; 417-559-9694 donees, alienees, NOTIFIED that an action has CYPRET: ______DONALD LYNN CUPPS, All creditors of the legatees, administrators, been commenced against You are hereby notified ELLIS, CUPPS AND COLE, decedent are notified toexecutors,guardians, file you in the Circuit Court that an action has been BUTTERFIELD FIRE P.O. BOX 276, CASSVILLE, claims in court within six mortgagees, trustees, for the County of Barry, commenced against you PROTECTION DISTRICT MO 65625; 417-847-2734. months from the date of firstconsorts and legal Missouri, the object and in the Circuit Court for the ACCEPTING The personal publication of this notice representatives, spouses general nature of which is County of Barry, Probate SEALED BIDS or if a copy of this notice and all other persons, to quiet title to the following division, state of Missouri, The Butterfield Fire representative’s designated described property in Barry agent’s name,was mailed to, or business served corporations or successors the object and general Protection District is address and phone number upon, such creditor by the claiming by, through and County, Missouri: nature of which is to obtain a currently accepting sealed is: DONALD LYNN CUPPS, personal representative, under them. Lot Twenty-six, Shawnee guardianship of said minor. bids for a 1986 Chevrolet 6.2 ELLIS, CUPPS AND COLE, then within two months from YOU ARE HEREBY Woods, a subdivision of land The names of all parties liter diesel 5 1/4 ton 4x4 truck P.O. BOX 276, CASSVILLE, the date it was mailed or NOTIFIED that an action has in the Northwest Quarter in this action are Shawntell with automatic transmission MO 65625; 417-847-2734. served, whichever is later, been commenced against of the Northwest Quarter E. McCullough and Lukas and a metal utility bed. VIN All creditors of said or be forever barred to the you in the Circuit Court, of Section 5, Township 21, A. McCullough and the 1GCHD34J8HF309297. Range 25, Barry County, decedent are notified tofullest file extent permissible by Barry County, Missouri, the name and address of the Was used as a brush truck. claims in court within six law. Such six-month period object and general nature of Missouri. attorney for the Petitioners Needs two alternators and The names of all the months from the date of firstand such two-month period which is a Quiet Title Suit and is J. Michael Riehn, Attorney two batteries. Some leaf publication of this notice do not extend the limitation which affects the following parties to said suit are stated at Law, P.O. Box 324, springs are broken and or if a copy of this notice period that would bar claims described Property: above in the caption hereof Cassville, MO 65625. frame is bent. was mailed to, or served one year after the decedent’s and the name and address Sealed bids are also of the attorney for Plaintiff is You are further notified upon, such creditor by the death, as provided in section SALZERS TO MONETTL that, unless you file an being accepted on two steel personal representative, 473.444, RSMo, or any LOT 8 BLOCK 1 David A. Cole, P.O. Box 276, answer or other pleading or 300-gallon slide-in units with then within two months from other applicable limitation 702 West Street, Cassville, shall otherwise appear and heavy-duty hose reels and the date it was mailed or periods. Nothing in section The names of all the parties Missouri 65625. defend against this action no pump. served, whichever is later, 473.033, RSMo, shall be to said suit are stated above YOU ARE FURTHER within 45 days after May 16, Additional information or be forever barred to the construed to bar any action in the caption hereof and NOTIFIED that, unless 2018, judgment by default may be obtained by fullest extent permissible by against a decedent’s liability the name and address of you file an answerwill be or entered other against you. contacting Donnie Privett law. Such six-month period insurance carrier through a the attorney for Plaintiffs is pleading or shall otherwise Notice is further given at 417-846-3565 or Rusty and such two-month period defendant ad litem pursuant Blake B. Fields, 605 Main appear and defend against that this matter will be heard Dilbeck at 417-846-7863. do not extend the limitation to section 537.021, RSMo. Street, Cassville, Missouri, the aforesaid Petition within in the Probate Court of Barry Mail sealed bids to: period that would bar claims Date of the decedent’s 65625. 45 days after the 6th day County, Missouri, on the Butterfield Fire Protection of June 2018, judgment one year after the decedent’s death was DECEMBER 4, YOU ARE FURTHER 29th day of June 2018, at District, P.O. Box 706 death, as provided in section 2017. NOTIFIED that, unless by default will be rendered 10:00 a.m. Cassville, MO 65625 473.444, RSMo, or any Date of first publicationyou file is an answeragainst or you. other It is ordered that a Sealed bids must be other applicable limitation JUNE 6, 2018. pleading or shall otherwise IT IS ORDERED copy hereof be published postmarked by Friday, June periods. Nothing in section CRAIG WILLIAMS appear and defend against that a copy hereof be according to law in the 8, 2018. 473.033, RSMo, shall be Circuit Clerk the aforesaid Petition within published according to law Cassville Democrat, The district reserves construed to bar any action By: Sherry L. Allee 45 days after the 23rd day in the Cassville Democrat, Cassville, Missouri, a the right to reject any and all a newspaper of general cassville-democrat.com Probate Clerk of May, 2018, judgment newspaper of general bids. 1st Ins. 6-6-18 20-23 by default will be rendered circulation published in the circulation published in the 1st Ins. 6-6-18 20 Cassville Democrat Wednesday, June 6, 2018 • Page 17 CLASSIFIEDS

1. Special Notices 9. Services Offered 16. Help Wanted 16. Help Wanted 25. Real Estate For Sale 27. Homes for Sale

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: SIX ACRES for sale by owner. FOR SALE by owner: 2100 sq. ft., Please check your ad the first day CHECK IT OUT! Monett Schools. 417-693-3535. 4 bedroom, 1-1/2 bath, large living of publication. If it contains an er- Homeowner Insurance HELP WANTED room, dining room, and family ror, report it to The Cassville 26. Mobile Homes Sales room attached garage. 612 W. Democrat Classified Department. All types. Call John at Scott, Monett, MO. $134,900. Errors will be corrected and credit STARCHMAN INSURANCE. The Monett Times newspaper is seeking an 417-208-6432 and 417-208-6431. will be issued for the first day of 417- 847-3554 publications only. The Cassville individual part time for our front office. 2010 CAVALIER Modular Home. 16x80, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Needs 29a. Duplexes For Rent Democrat shall not be liable for The candidate needs to be a team player with any loss or expense that results LOST YOUR moved off land it sits on. Axles from the publication (whether pub- LICENSE? a positive attitude and must enjoy meeting and wheels will need to be rented 2 BR, appliances, W/D hk-up, wa- lished correctly or not) or omission to move. Asking for someone to ter, trash paid. Pierce City. $385. of an advertisement. Too many lost points or and dealing with the public. Must have just take over payments. No pets. 417-236-5737. other violations? We can experience with computers, data entry and 417-850-3539 leave message. 1a. Garage Sale do the state SR22 filing must be comfortable working with deadlines. 31. Rooms for Rent you need to get your Must be detail oriented, have good written STAY CURRENT license back. See John 2 FAMILY garage/moving sale. and verbal skills. EOE. Call 847.2610 to J & T ECONO Rooms to Rent. Friday and Saturday, June 8-9. at Starchman Insurance subscribe to the Weekly low rates - No pets. Cable Lots of household and shop items, Agency, Cassville, MO. Cassville Democrat. TV, refrigerator, microwave. tools, holiday decorations, kids 417- 847-3554. tf Send resumé to Lisa Craft at 417-489-6000. books, cabinets, desk, toys, Lin- [email protected] or mail: coln Town car, etc. From Monett 43. Produce 43. Produce Hwy 60 head East to Hwy Z cross The Monett Times, Att: Lisa Craft, P.O. Box 40, 16. Help Wanted 39. 1-1/2 miles. Monett, MO 65708. FRIDAY, JUNE 8. 32 Plymouth No phone calls or walk-ins. Hills, Monett. 8-noon. New or like CITY OF WHEATON is currently new name brand and boutique accepting applications for an eve- PICKING clothes, lots of Chico’s and girls ning Police Officer. Applicants Justice size 7 and up, formals, must be POST certified. Applica- household items. tions will be available at the BERRIES Wheaton City Hall. If you have IMMEDIATE FULL-TIME GARAGE SALE: 8-4, Friday, any questions, please call at June 8. One mile East of Lowe’s 417-236-2000. on Highway 60, first house South WAREHOUSE POSITION 26435 N N Hwy. - 6 miles west on Farm Road 1100. Women, LEISURE LIVING is hiring for of Washburn, off of Hwy. 90 men and teen boy clothes and various position. Willing to train. $500.00 sign on bonus after 6 months. suits, blankets, sheets, pictures Hours are flexible. Call 235-5959 Picking Monday - Wednesday - Friday 100% paid health insurance. and misc items. or come in @ 305 5th St., Monett. MOVING SALE and some an- PART-TIME BARTENDER want- Excellent hourly wage. Paid holidays ROSE BERRY HILL tiques. Friday, June 8, 7-5. 203 ed at VFW Post 4207. Call and vacation. 5 day work week. Berries are ripe - Now picking Kingsley Dr., Monett. 417-235-8394 and ask for Shea or email [email protected]. Strawberries & Blueberries NICE GARAGE Sale. Friday, 6/8, Please Apply In Person At 7-1, Saturday, 6/9, 7-?. 2241 SEAL SMART is hiring. Starting 417-225-0780 or 417-342-3045 Farm Road 1050, Monett. Tools, pay is $12 an hour. Great place to house wares, Recumbent bike, work, fantastic work environment, Ball & Prier Tire, Inc., Hwy 86 & J, Golden, MO. welder, furniture, tires, clothes, no experience necessary, we will Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-7:00pm 55. Storage Classifly, power washer, car items. train you. Nice people to work Sat. 8:00am-4:00pm with. Apply in person at 407 13th Classiflew, Classiflown. 9. Services Offered Street, Monett. CROSSLAND STOR-ALL. Across However you say it... THE CITY 417-271-3299 East of Wal-Mart. 10 buildings, 7 of Verona is accepting things fly in the applications for open Reserve po- sizes. 235-3766. DOSS APPLIANCE Repair Ser- classiflieds. sitions. Applicant must be 21 FRIEZE’S STORAGE- 10 Sizes vice: Service all major brands, years of age, hold a high school plus outside storage. Gated at prompt, experienced service, af- diploma, or GED, be a graduate night. Phone 417-393-9662. fordable rates. Call anytime from an authorized state basic 417-235-6314. Law Enforcement training acade- MAIN STREET Storage in Pierce my, have passed the Missouri FOR ALL City. Two locations. 417-489-3077 of your heating, air con- Peace Officer License Exam, and ditioning and sheet metal work, have no criminal history. Appli- WHY PAY More, Rent from US & call Monett Sheet Metal, cants should be prepared to work Store. S & G Storage. 417- 235-7116. GET THE 235-1914 or 417-235-9289. a flexible schedule, including MOBILE POWER washing: house weekends and holidays. Uniforms Call to siding, paint stripping. Insured 23 and equipment provided. Pick up Cassville Democrat advertise in yrs. Experience welding & all applications at the Verona City Call 847-2610 Hall, 144 N. 3rd Street, Verona, 847.2610 The Cassville Democrat types of maintenance and repair to subscribe • 847-2610 • work. 417-236-4993. MO. Pay will be discussed when Cassville-Democrat.com hired. Page 18 • Wednesday, June 6, 2018 Cassville Democrat EDUCATION

CMS sixth-grade students recognized for achieving 98.5 percent attendance, in front row, from left, were: Shannon Aplin, Joseph Burton, Fernando Alsonso, Andrew Gray, Emma Berndt, Makenna Hagins, Angeles Ruiz, Josie Keeven, Cassville Middle School sixth-grade students recognized Natalia Luna and Summer Banks. Back row: Jonathan Dunbar, Justin Case, Josie Bivens, Pazlee Burbridge, Gracee for achieving Perfect Attendance during the school year, Cornell, Zoie Coupland, Tristen Jack, Blake Stockton, Garrin Madison, Brooklyn Mitchell, Emilio Perez, Christian shown in photo, were: Fernando Alonso with Jimmie Renkoski, CJ Rose and Haley Higgins. Contributed photo Barton, CMS principal. Contributed photo Subway awards students for ‘Standing out Among Peers’ Cassville Middle School students were recognized for their outstanding atten- dance during the school's Spring Awards assembly. Along with being rec- ognized by the school, Subway restaurants of the Springfield area announced it would also be honoring the achievements of local students, and in a fresh, new way. The 2018 Standout Student award was pre- sented this month by 83 participating schools to 9,476 extraordinary stu- dents. Schools chose a CMS seventh-grade students recognized for achieving 98.5 percent attendance, were in specific metric by which to front row, from left: Kalia Miller, Maci Barton, Jake Anthonysz, Ashlynn Bryan, Marianne measure the students who Cassville Middle School seventh-grade students recog- McCrackin, Pray Meh, Ella Reuter, Treva Samuel. Middle row: Wyatt Alexander, Charles would be honored, such as nized for achieving Perfect Attendance during the school Elliott, Faith Correia, Brayla Moller, Kristen Stough, Breanna Saige and Macie Walker. attendance, honor roll or year were, in photo, from left: Alex Jackson and Schylar Back row: Hunter Annecharico, Hernan Hernandez, Christian Tidwell, Schylar Bilyeu, Alex grade improvement. Bilyeu. Contributed photo Jackson, Mason Gautney, Travis Morris, Ivan Perez and Nick Sanders. Contributed photo Standout Student honorees at each school received a certificate of achievement, along with a coupon good for either a six-inch sandwich or Fresh Fit for Kids meal. Private and public schools serving preschool through twelfth grade will be participating. Certificates were sent to each school participating last week. For more information on the Standout Student CMS eighth-grade students recognized for achieving 98.5 percent program, or to interview attendance, were in front row, from left: Samantha Sparkman, Adryana participating schools to Quinlan, Kaydence Saige, Lexi Yockey and Tanlie West. Middle row: learn more about the Autumn Banks, Windy Dunfee, Maria Ruiz, Taylor Emery, Ali Marcucci, impact of the program, contact Kirsta Albert, kal- Isabelle Edwards, Kalsie Murphy, Lily Love and Mayra Ibarra. Back row: [email protected]. Jesse Taylor, Elijah Pickett, Garrett Kritz, Corey King, Rylan Wilson, Brody Cassville Middle School eighth-grade students recognized for achieving The students recog- Barbee, Allison Boley, Josh Case, Anthony Clark, Wyatt Cochran, Cutter Perfect Attendance during the school year were, in photo, from left: nized, by grade, are pic- Hicks, Marcus Rivera, Dylan Renkoski, Darian Sandoval and Monse Barton, Autumn Banks, Anthony Clark, Maria Ruiz, Kalsie Murphy, Josh tured in the above captions. Moreno. Contributed photo Case and Monserrat Moreno. Contributed photo Cassville announces Students of Month Cassville intermediate students achieve perfect attendance

Cassville primary first-graders recognized for demonstrated perseverance during the month of May, in front row, from left, were: Lizzie Whiteley, Myah Dunfee, Destiny Barber, Phenelope Luper, Jaiden McNabb and Peyton Vogt. Back row: Dusty Holden, Kona Mock, Skylar Annecharico, Jon Moczygemba and Mathew Miller. Absent from photo was Kayden Campbell. Contributed photo Cassville Intermediate students who never missed a beat in class — or a single day of school, were recently recognized for achieving 100 percent attendance during the school year, which is quite a feat. For a reward, the students were treat- ed to lunch with Cassville Intermediate Principal Eric White at Pizza Hut. Students recognized pictured in front row, from left, are: Claire Reuter, Tomi Blankenship, Shiritha Kutcherlapati, Emilee Kimberlin, Ashley Alonso and Tierany Sloan. Back row: Jacob Hudson, Dalton Deiser, Donovhan Middleton, Trevor Brookes, Cameron Hall, Malcolm Terry, Brady Alley and Elijah Tilford. Contributed photo

Ray receives first place in essay contest

The following Cassville primary second-graders were recognized for showing the character trait of perseverance during the month of May. Pictured in front row, from left, are: Chloey Reed and Brooklyn Homewood. Back row: Joe Alsobrooks, Tanner Thomas, Mason Smith, Luke McNeill, Donavan Mikesh, Michael Bauman and Santiago Polanco. Absent from the photo were Samarah Stephens and Alexandra Holycross. Contributed photo Cassville primary announced its May students of the Month. At the kindergarten and Kinder Academy level, the students recognized for showing perse- verance, the character word of the month, in front row, from left, were: Jayline Cambrone Cassville Middle School student Elizabeth Ray received first place in the Missouri and Ke’alani Bruton. Back row: Peace Officers’ Association Eighth Grade Essay Contest, Missouri West Division. Octavian Luper, Gage Sparks, Ray’s essay was entitled, Social Media: Bringing Us Together or Tearing Us Nikalaus Sherwood, Tanner Ray, Apart. During the CMS Awards Assembly, Trooper Terry Bible presented Ray and Hunter Thomasson. Absent with her winnings. She will receive $300, and her essay will be published in Law from photo: Neiko Toon, Braylin Enforcement magazine. Because of Ray’s winnings, the school was presented with Levleit, Lucien Stewart, Zayden a $100 donation, and CMS communications arts teacher, Leslie McCullough, was Miller, Kylie Strahan and also given $100. Ray is the daughter of Barbie and Curtis Ray of Cassville. Pictured in photo, from left, are: Ron Hudson, CMS assistant principal; McCullough, Ray, Preston Mildfeldt. Contributed photo Bible, and Missouri Highway Patrol Master Sergeant Gary Horton. Contributed photo