May 25, 2016 - Barry County Advertiser

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VOLUME 48
NUMBER 33
Pictured above, Cassville senior Abby Rose shakes hands with
superintendent Dr. Richard Asbill at Sunday’s commencement
ceremony.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016
Wheaton forum draws prospective Sheriff,
Public Administrator candidates
Charlea Estes
As the August 2 Primary
Election approaches, the
candidates for Barry County
offices are campaigning and
talking to community members about why they are running. This year’s Sheriff race
has seven candidates, six
Republicans and one Democrat. The Public Administrator seat has drawn three
Republican candidates.
In an effort to inform
the community about the
different platforms of the
candidates, the Wheaton
Fire Department held a candidate forum for them to
answer questions raised by
the community. Assistant
fire chief Lindy Lombard
asked the candidates questions in front of a packed
house at the Wheaton Community Building on Thursday, May 19.
All Sheriff and Public
Administrator candidates
participated in the forum.
Republican Sheriff candidates are Travis Hilburn,
Danny Boyd, James Smith,
Justin Fohn, Terry Meek and
Gary Davis. The Democrat
Sheriff candidate is Justin
Ruark. The Public Administrator candidates are Andy
Reavis, Rodney Hughes and
Keith Daniels, all Republicans.
Questions for the Sheriff
candidates ranged from why
they chose to run for office
to what changes they think
Class of 2016 graduate Courtney Rasmussen is all smiles and
high-fives after receiving her diploma.
Inside this issue:
Early Deadline
Man jailed for domestic assault
The Barry County Advertiser will be closed
on Monday, May 30, in observance of Memorial Day. The display ad and classified
bordered ad deadline will be Friday, May
27, at 4 p.m. The classified line ad deadline
will remain Tuesday, May 31,at noon.
A Cassville man is being held on a $50K
bond for a severe domestic assault.
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Cassville teen recovering from
wreck
State’s Outstanding ag.
teacher from Southwest
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Obits......................... 6 A
Sports ................14-16 A
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CASSVILLE, MISSOURI 65625-0488
Cassville Class of 2016
commencement held Sunday
Cassville High School students were
involved in wreck, Hope Boston is recovering.
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Power of Pink raises $17K
Wheaton’s Power of Pink walk raises funds
for three local women battling cancer. 16A
Southwest’s ag. teacher Rachael Brown
received an award for being the outstanding
young teacher in the state.
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Pictured above, candidates for August 2’s Primary participate in a public forum held by the
Wheaton Fire Department. Form left to right: Terry Meek, Republican Sheriff candidate; Gary
Davis, Republican Sheriff candidate; Justin Ruark, Democrat Sheriff candidate; Andy Reavis,
Republican Public Administrator candidate; and Keith Daniels, Republican Public Administrator
candidate.
need to be made in office
and the biggest problems
plaguing Barry County.
While all of the candidates agreed that drugs were
the largest issue facing Barry
County, their opinions varied on how it should be dealt
with. One question reached
to asking how the candidates
felt about the Southwest
Missouri Drug Task Force.
Most candidates felt the
task force was lacking in
presence in Barry County.
Meek said he believed all ties
should be cut, and instead
the area municipalities
should band together to pool
resources and hire an officer
dedicate to the task. Ruark
said he felt the connection
was beneficial because having officers that local criminals do not know is essential.
He said, “It’s beneficial when
no one knows who you are.
They don’t know our county,
but we do. We need to work
together.”
During the forum, each
candidate had varying goals
they felt were integral. Davis
pressed that resources are a
large problem, and he hoped
to find grant funding and get
the Barry County Commission to provide more money
for additional resources and
deputies.
Meek hopes to get a
sub-station set up in other
communities, possibly in
fire stations, to deter crime.
Boyd said he believes there
needs to be more training
and more equipment for the
deputies. Ruark hopes to get
the technology in the patrol
cars so officer can do reports
from their cars and stay in
the public more. Smith also
mentioned technology, suggesting grants to get the
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Action to begin on
Butler Hollow forest management
ALTERNATIVE 4 SELECTED, ONLY 3,600 ACRES AFFECTED
Charlea Estes
After a year and a half of debate and
public comment, the fate of the Mark
Twain national Forest Butler Hollow project is decided. The National Forestry Service deduced on the second to least invasive management plan, which will impact
around 3,600 acres instead of the initially
proposed 18,000.
The proposed Butler Hollow project drew a lot of attention when the AvaCassville-Willow Springs Ranger District
announced their plan to begin a large management project that would affect a large
portion of forest in the Cassville area citing concerns over non-native plant species,
lacking open woodland and glade areas,
and concern for the overall health of the
forest. There was significant backlash from
the local community out of fear of devastation to the natural landscape.
The initial 30-day comment period on
the proposal ended in December 2014, but
the ranger district opted to open a new comment period given the volume of responses
from the community. After much analysis,
listening to public concerns and consideration, the district came back to the community with four alternatives to the initial
plan. One of the four alternatives was the
one chosen, which cuts the area that will
receive management by 80 percent.
Joe Koloski, District Ranger, said,
“Alternative 4 addresses declining ecosys-
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Barry County Advertiser Central Crossing firefighters receive lifesaver awards
Central Crossing firefighters were presented with lifesaver awards after performing CPR on a patient suffering a heart attack. Pictured above, from left to right, are: Rusty Rickard, Central Crossing fire chief; Britten House; Matt Privett; Kyle Moore; and Shea Lathrum.
On the afternoon of May 6, a
gentleman named Mr. Patterson called into Barry County
E-911 complaining of chest
pains and difficulty breathing. Central Crossing first
responders were dispatched
immediately to respond.
Firefighter
and
first
responder Matt Privett and
firefighter and EMT Britten House responded to the
scene. Upon their arrival,
Patterson was found to be
alert but complaining of chest
pain and difficulty breathing.
While his vitals were taken,
Patterson lost consciousness,
was unresponsive and found
to not be breathing or have
a pulse. Privett and House
immediately started CPR.
The Mercy ambulance
staffed by paramedic Shea
Lathrum and EMT Kyle
Moore arrived moments
later. Patterson was loaded
into the ambulance where
CPR efforts continued and
he was defibrillated. Central
Crossing crews established
a landing zone at the VFW
and Mercy Lifeline helicopter
transported Mr. Patterson to
the hospital in Springfield.
On May 12, Central
Crossing Fire Department
received a phone call that
Patterson was doing well
after suffering his obvious
heart attack and receiving a
stent at the hospital. On May
16, Mr. Patterson walked into
the fire station and was able
to meet two of the men who
played an instrumental part
in saving his life.
On Tuesday night, May 17,
Privett and House were honored with lifesaver awards for
their quick actions and CPR
efforts that no doubt contributed to saving Patterson’s
life. Moore and Lathrum will
also be recognized by their
employer (Mercy EMS) at a
later time.
Cassville man jailed after severe assault
Judge Johnnie Cox ordered
a $50,000 cash-only bond for
his charges. Moore is charged
with class A domestic assault
with serious physical injury.
Moore is currently being
held in the Barry County Jail
in lieu of the bond. According to the affidavit, he also
has a prior criminal history.
Cassville High School teen
recovering after Farm Road wreck
Courtney Rasmussen
A 17-year-old Cassville
girl, Hope Boston, was seriously injured in a car accident on Wednesday, May
18, when involved in a two
car collision at a four way
intersection near Cassville.
All persons involved in the
accident are students at
Cassville High School.
Boston was a passenger
in a 2007 Mercury Mountaineer driven by Sky Dill,
16, of Cassville. The other
vehicle involved was a
1990 Ford Mustang driven
by Tyler Gennarelli, 18, of
Cassville.
Dill was headed eastbound and Gennarelli was
headed northbound four
miles South of Cassville
when both vehicles failed to
stop at a four-way stop and
collided in the intersection
on Farm Road 1135. Dill’s
vehicle rolled while Gennarelli’s spun, and Boston
was partially ejected from
the passenger window with
one leg pinned under the
Mercury Mountaineer that
had rolled on it’s side.
All occupants involved
in the accident were wearing their seatbelts. Bos-
ton was pinned under the
vehicle until Brice’s Towing was able to remove the
vehicle from her leg. All
other occupants involved
in the collision were able
to exit the vehicles with no
injuries.
Boston’s
injuries
included an open wound
and road rash on her right
ankle and a broken left
ankle. Boston has undergone two surgeries since
the wreck, and she is working toward recovery.
When asked what the
most negative part of
recovery is, Boston replied,
“Realizing my recovery is
not going to be just a fast
one, it’s going to take time.
I wish I could just get up
and walk.”
Boston also stated, “I feel
so comforted from all the
support I have been receiving from our community. I
Boston
never would have imagined
I would have this many visitors or such a large amount
of people praying for me. I
just want to hug and thank
each person individually.”
Boston was able to
attend her brother’s graduation on Sunday, May 22,
despite her injuries.
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Cassville
man
Matthew Eugene Moore, 30,
was arrested on Friday, May
20, after an alleged assault
around 9 p.m. that night.
According to the affidavit
of probable cause by deputy
Kerry Headrick, Moore
struck his wife several times
in the head and face, causing
bruising to her eye, nose and
lip, as well as several abrasions and a fractured orbital
socket and orbital wall.
After the victim lost
consciousness temporarily,
Moore then allegedly choked
the victim and threw her
against a wall.
Moore
was
booked
into the Barry County Jail
around midnight on Friday
night, and Barry County
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Board of Exeter Maplewood Cemetery Association
extend a sincere thanks to our past and present supporters.
Your continued support is vital as savings interest rates remain at all time record lows.
Our only sources of revenue are plot sales, interest income and donations from you.
These revenue sources are dedicated to mowing, general maintenance and repairs.
Our interest income doesn’t begin to cover mowing expense. We continue to tap our
savings accounts to cover routine maintenance and repair expenditures.
The board works very hard to invest our funds prudently and to spend the income
wisely. We are making this appeal knowing that you have strong feelings for the
well-being and upkeep of the cemetery. Your donations are tax deductible. Donations
or inquiries may be mailed to us at the below noted address. Again, we thank you and
appreciate any donations for continued support of the cemetery.
Exeter Maplewood Cemetery P.O. Box 177 Exeter Mo. 65647
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School Menus: May 30 - June 3
Community Calendar
Notice:
Cassville Farmers’ Market will be on the square every Saturday from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. For information, call
(417) 652-7308.
Bluegrass Music at Roaring River State Park Amphitheater every Friday night at 7 p.m. through September 30.
The Old Church Gallery Farmers’ Market is open every Thursday morning at 8 a.m to 11 a.m. For information,
call (417) 858-2510.
Washburn First Baptist Church will have a care group
for single moms every Tuesday evening from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Childcare will be provided. For information, call (417) 8265000.
Exeter Maplewood Cemetery requests that flowers be
removed two weeks after Memorial Day. Flowers maybe
be left on headstones and in vases only. Please notify the
cemetery association with additional Veterans names. Donations can be mailed to Maplewood Cemetery Assoc., PO
Box 177, Exeter, MO 65647.
All meals served with milk. All meals are subject to change
Southwest: Mon: B: Breakfast sausage pizza, strawberries or cereal, juice. L: Pepperoni pizza, romain salad, corn, peaches. Tues: B:
Mini pancakes, bacon slice, strawberries or cereal, juice. L: Taco salad, romain salad, refried beans, grapes, ice cream sandwich. Wed:
B: Hot ham sandwich, bananas or cereal, juice. L: Popcorn chicken,
garden salad, celery sticks, pears. Thurs: B: Biscuit & gravy, grapes
or cereal, juice. L: Turkey wrap, lettuce, cheese, grape tomatoes,
tropical fruit. Fri: B: Cereal, apple cinnamon muffin, apple slices,
juice.
Purdy: Mon: No School. Tues: B: Breakfast pizza, peaches or
cereal, toast, peaches. L: Corn dog, tater tots, cantelope, Oreo cookie. Wed: B: Biscuits & gravy, sausage pattie, pears or cereal, biscuit,
pears. L: Ravioli, baby carrots, ranch dressing, garlic bread, water-
melon. Thurs: B: Waffle sticks, apple or cereal, toast, apple. L: Sub
sandwich, sunchips, mandarin oranges, apple, vanilla pudding cup.
Fri: B: Chocolate muffin, yogurt, banana or cereal, yogurt, banana.
L: Hot ham & cheese sandwich, cheezits, celery stick w/peanut butter, banana, ice cream cup.
Cassville: Mon: No School. Tues: B: Cereal, mini cinni’s, applesauce. L: Ham/cheese sandwich, doritos, baked beans, vegetable
mix, frozen fruit cup. Wed: B: Cereal, pop tart, pears. L: Submarine
sandwich, bbq chips, coleslaw, carrot sticks, go-gurt, juice. Thurs:
B: Biscuits & gravy or cereal, teddy grahams, mandarin oranges. L:
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May 26th
Pierce City Senior Center will host a dance on Thursday, May 26, from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
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May 27th
Central Crossing Senior Center will host a cookout on
Friday, May 27 from 11:15 to 12:30 p.m.
Stella Senior Center will have a dinner and a dance Friday, May 27 at 5:30 p.m.
May 28th
Cassville Alumni Association will host its annual banquet on Saturday, May 28, in the Cassville High School
Gym. Registration at 4:30 p.m. and banquet at 6 p.m. For
information, call (417) 847-2221.
Junior Reynolds Benefit will be May 28, at 5 p.m. in the
Exeter Community Building.
Seilgman New Salem Cemetery Association will have
a meeting on May 28, at 11 a.m. A pot luck lunch will be at
noon. For information, call (417) 826-1141.
CASK will be offering a woodcarving class for beginners on May 28. For information, call (417) 342-3893.
Seligman Chamber of Commerce will host a truck and
tractor pull on Saturday, May 28, at 7 p.m. The track is located south of Seligman on Hwy 37. For information, call
(417) 662-3612.
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting on Saturday, May 28, at 2 p.m. For information,
call (417) 342-4900.
May 29th
Dent Cemetery Association will have its annual meeting on Sunday, May 29, at 2 p.m. at the cemetery.
King Cemetery Association will hold their annual
meeting at 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 29.
Leann Cemetery annual meeting will be May 29, at 2
p.m. Contributions can be sent to 20674 F. R. 2065, Aurora,
Mo. 65605.
Mt. Olivett-Boucher cemetery at Pierce City will have
their annual meeting May 29, at 2 p.m. at the church. For
information, call (417) 342-7356.
Concord Cemetery Association will hold their annual
meeting on Sunday, May 29, at 1 p.m.
Ennis Cemetery annual meeting is Sunday, May 29, at
2 p.m.
May 30th
Central Crossing Senior Center will be closed Monday, May 30.
Judicial Center and Courthouse will be closed May 30
for Memorial Day.
June 1st
Seligman Senior Center will host a donation lunch
from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
June 4th
Seligman Senior Center will host bingo on June 4,
from 2p.m. to 4 p.m.
Eagle Rock Friends of the Library are holding their annual community sale on Saturday, June 4, at the community
center. For information, call (417) 271-3386.
June 5th
Anderson Uniform Company in Mt. Vernon will hold
their reunion at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 5, at the Angus
Branch Steakhouse in Monett.
June 6th
Monett Park Casino will host a dance on June 6, from
7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
June 15th
Seligman Senior Center will have a donation lunch
from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
will have a work day and board meeting
on June 18th at 9:00 a.m.
All flowers, banners, flags, lights and
anything not on the stone will be removed
and disposed of by Board members
at that time.
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Purdy FBLA attends State Leadership conference
Purdy FBLA Members attended State Leadership Conference, from left to right. Front row: Adam Humphrey, Colby Boyd, Breanna
Keeler, Morgan Schilly, Gannon Clevenger and Justin Brand. Back row: Layne Skiles, Abby Parsons, Umar Akhtar, Kaden Propps,
Joby Young and Kyler Propps.
Mr. and Mrs. David Driskell, of Vestavia Hills, Ala., and Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Skinner, of Cassville, are pleased to announce
the upcoming wedding of their children. Sarah Jane Driskell and
Tyler Monroe Skinner will exchange vows on Saturday, June 4,
2016, at Walters Farms in Ragland, Ala. Sarah Jane is a 2010
graduate of Vestavia Hills High School and a 2014 graduate of
Harding University with a degree in vocal music education. She
is currently a Choir Director
with the Cullman City School
District in Cullman, Ala. Tyler
is a 2011 graduate of Cassville
High School and a 2015 graduate of Harding University with
Kendal Craig
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June 4, 2016
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DEBORAH LYNN
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Deborah Lynn “Debbie”
Denney Farris, 59, of Purdy, passed from this life on
Wednesday, May 18, 2016, at
Bentonview Park Care and
Rehabilitation, Monett.
Debbie was born on February 17, 1957, in Los Angeles, Calif., the daughter of the
late Leroy “Junior” and Ruth
Ann (Stewart) Denney. DebYou never said I’m leaving.
You never said Goodbye.
You were gone before we
knew it. And only God
knows why.
bie retired from her job as a
Deputy for the Public Administrator’s Office in Cassville;
she was a loving mother and
mema to her family. She enjoyed doing crafts and was a
member of the Assembly of
God Church in Purdy.
On January 28, 1977, in
Purdy, she married Terry Farris and he survives. To this
union, she was blessed with
six children.
Debbie is survived by
her three sons, Jason Farris
and wife, Kerri, Greg Farris
and T.J. Farris, all of Purdy;
one daughter, Carrie Utter
and husband, Coy, of Purdy;
one brother, Randy Denney, of Cassville; two sisters,
Carla Henson and husband,
Steve, of Pierce City, and Kim
Ybarbo, of Springfield; four
grandchildren, Dakota Farris, Dayten Farris, Dallas Farris and Pacie Utter; and her
step-mother, Judy Denney, of
Springfield.
Debbie was preceded in
Obituaries
death by her parents; two
sons, Levi and Cecil Farris;
and one brother, Larry Denney.
Funeral services for Debbie were at 2:00 p.m. Saturday,
May 21, 2016, at Buchanan
Funeral Home. Reverend
Bert Ward officiated. Visitation was from 1:00 to 2:00
p.m. prior to the service. Interment was in the Arnhart
Cemetery in Purdy. Memorial
contributions can be made to
the Monett Sheltered Workshop in care of the funeral
ROBERT
home.
FAULTERSACK
Arrangements have been
Robert Faultersack, 91,
entrusted to Buchanan Fuof Exeter, passed away Frineral Home, Monett.
day, May 20, 2016, in Lacoba
Homes, Monett.
He was born November
25, 1924, in Faithorn, Mich.,
the son of Adam and Hildred
(Jones) Faultersack. On June
24, 1945, in Michigan, he was
united in marriage to Jose-
Missing You
Always
Fohn Funeral Home
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In life I loved you dearly.
In death I love you still.
In my heart I hold a place,
that only you can fill.
Charles McManus
It broke my heart to lose
you, But you didn’t go
alone.
A part of me went with Colton
you, The day God took you
home.
phine Braford, who survives.
Also surviving are one son,
Robert Ralph Faultersack and
his wife, Beverly, of Thornton,
Wash.; two daughters, Elaine
James and her husband,
Ronald, of Exeter, and Janice
Walthers and her husband,
Keith, of Walla Walla, Wash.;
two brothers, Ardee Faultersack and his wife, Elaine, of
Iron Mountain, Mich. and
Jim Faultersack and his wife,
Rose, of Coloma, Mich.; two
sisters, Betty Harsch and her
husband, Vern, of South Haven, Mich. and Nancy Brown
and her husband, Milt, of Coloma, Mich.; eight grandchildren; seventeen great grandchildren; and nine great-great
grandchildren.
Preceding him in death
were his parents; two brothers, Rodney and David Faultersack; and one granddaughter, Rose Ann Walthers.
Robert received his education in upper Michigan. On
March 23, 1943, he joined
the United States Army. He
was a prisoner of war for fifteen months and twenty days
in Germany, being captured
in Italy and marched to Germany. He received his honorable discharge on November
6, 1945. After returning to the
states he became an electrician, receiving his
certificate from the
Industrial Training
Center in Chicago,
Ill. For several years,
he was employed with the
International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers, from
which he retired. Six years
ago, he moved from Walla
Walla, Washington, to Exeter
to make his home. Some of
his favorite pastimes were
fishing, hunting and boating. He was a member of Living Word Mission Church at
Simco, and VFW.
Funeral services will be
held at 10:00 a.m. Thursday,
May 26, 2016, in McQueen
Funeral Home, Wheaton.
Burial with military honors
will be Maplewood Cemetery,
Exeter.
The family will receive
friends from 5:00 until 7:00
p.m. today, Wednesday, May
25, 2016, in McQueen Funeral Home, Wheaton.
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Colton my son it’s been 5 yrs since we
lost you & there’s not a day that goes
by that I don’t think about you. I miss
you dearly & I am sure this is true with
your big brother & all your family &
friends. Wish you were here with all
of us. Love you & Miss you very much.
On Angel’s wings you were taken But
in my heart you’ll stay And in God’s
light you will rest. Until we meet again
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My name is Tami Dickson
I am Mike & Larry Dickson’s mom.
I wanted to run this in both local papers to
Thank You
for the overwhelming love, prayers and
support during this very difficult time.
To Barry County and the community of
Cassville, MO., all the different churches,
the local businesses, Fohn Funeral Home,
BCCOA, Cassville School District, faculty,
students, and of course their friends and
families. I am a woman of few words
these days, so from myself, the boys’ sisters, Jesica and Victoria their families and
of course in the Memory of my two sons
Mike and Larry Dickson.
Thank You
and God Bless You All
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From the Editor’s Desk
FOREST from FRONT
tem health on a reduced
scale while being responsive to concerns expressed
by the public.” Big concerns
involved the use of commercial herbicides to curb
vegetation
overgrowth,
commercial timber harvesting and the scale of the
project.
Essentially, the community’s concerns were
addressed by reducing the
area to be treated, not using
herbicides for vegetation
control and eliminating the
commercial harvesting.
The 3,600 acres that
the forest service will be
focusing on is near Roaring River State Park where
forest management has
already been in place for a
number of years. Koloski
said, “Alternative 4 offers
an opportunity to expand
and connect restored ecosystems on the landscape
over time.”
By opting for Alternative
4, the forestry service conceded to apply the needed
management for forest
health on a much smaller
scale. The initial goal was
to return the land to historical conditions, but analysis
provided the district with
a plan that would satisfy
a need to improve forest
health as well as addressing
public concerns.
As it stands, Alternative
4 will involve tree thinning, cedar tree removal,
prescribed burning, as well
as some road maintenance.
In total, 3,607 acres will
receive prescribed burns,
422 acres will have commercial hardwood restoration thinning, 117 acres
will have commercial pine
and hardwood removal,
and 574 acres will have
noncommercial hardwood
restoration thinning where
trees will be cut and left on
the forest floor.
Currently, the Butler Hollow project is in a
45-day objection period
that began on Tuesday,
May 24. Once the objection
period passes, there will be
a timeline established for
the project, which is a longterm management strategy.
The full plan can be
viewed online at: http://1.
usa.gov/1emYTFZ.
Hike to Conquer
Cancer at Roaring River June 4
Charlea Estes
A new event is coming to
Barry County on June 4, and
it ties enjoying the local state
park with fundraising efforts
for cancer research. Roaring
River State Park is the site of
the local Hike to Conquer
Cancer, an initiative to raise
money for the American
Cancer Society.
While this year will also
have a Relay for Life event in
Monett as in years prior, the
Hike to Conquer Cancer is
closer to Cassville and organizers hope to draw more
participants to raise money
but also spotlight the beauty
of the local park.
One of the event’s organizer’s, Ann Hennigan,
stated, “The name of he
game is to get people out
there and enjoy the parks.”
The event is being held in
conjunction with National
Hike Day.
Hennigan said she was
approached by local community organizer for the
Relay for Life Courtney
Furgerson about putting the
event together and working
with Roaring River. Hennigan said, “It was a resounding yes. I think we have one
of the prettiest parks in the
state, and I wanted to showcase that for a good cause.”
Hennigan is also being
helped by Noelle Harmon.
The Hike to Conquer
Cancer is open to people
of all abilities and features
two different options. Novice hikers can choose the
Nature Hike option and hike
one of three official Hike to
Conquer Cancer trails at the
park.
The second option for
more experienced hikers
is the Ultimate Hike Challenge. Participants are challenged to hike all seven
trails, more than 10 miles,
at Roaring River in one day.
Hikers will have from 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. to complete all
seven trails, checking in at
each trailhead with a volunteer. Each trailhead will have
a water and snack station for
hikers to refuel and recharge
throughout the day.
During the event, there
will also be food, live entertainment and activities for
friends and families to enjoy.
To register for the Hike
to Conquer Cancer, go
online to www.acshikerr.
org or register the day of.
The Nature Hike is $20 for
adults and $15 for kids age
12 and under. The Ultimate
Hike Challenge is $40 and
includes a tech shirt and gift.
For more information
or to volunteer at the event,
contact Hennigan at (417)
342-6615 or Harmon at
(417) 489-0825.
A loss of understanding of Memorial Day
For a lot of people today, Memorial Day comes never met with my parents and grandparents
and goes with little significance beyond a three- growing up, it did instill a minor understanding
day weekend and maybe a family barbecue. For of why they went so diligently to so many graves
whatever reason, there is not the same under- each year, even if I didn’t grasp the gravity of it.
standing of the meaning of Memorial Day, and
Now, as a mother with children of my own, I
why it is important that we don’t forget those who drag my three to the cemeteries, too. They never
are now gone.
met my dad, a Vietnam War veteran who never
However, for me, Memorial Day is the one talked about his service, my PaPa, a World War
day a year that I really get to talk to my kids about II veteran who never talked about his service
my dad. We visit his grave, leave flowers, I cry, either, or a number of friends and family memand we go home. It’s an annual tradition that I bers who meant a great deal to me, and I like to
wish I didn’t have to have, but I do. For the last visit each Memorial Day. But what I hope they
few years, I’ve marked the occasion by snapping do walk away with is the memory of walking to
a picture of my kids at my dad’s headstone in the graves of people who may not have meant anyVeterans’ Cemetery in Springfield, marking their thing to them, but meant a lot to their mom.
growth in a snapshot, and thinking about how Perhaps when they are older, they’ll travel to the
much he would have loved them.
circuit of cemeteries with fresh-cut flowers to visit
In American culture, we don’t have celebra- the people that meant a lot to them, dragging their
tions honoring the dead in the same sense as oth- own kids behind. I hope so. I hope that what I’m
er cultures. What I wouldn’t give for a holiday like teaching them is that it is worth the time to visit
Dia de los muertos in mexico to really celebrate those who came and went before us. It’s worth
those I miss. But what we do have, is Memorial thinking about them, missing them and keeping
Day. Memorial Day originated in the post-Civil a tradition alive that doesn’t hold the same meanWar era, initially as Decoration Day, but eventu- ing to our generation as it did to those in a couple
ally transitioning to the federal holiday we have. generations back.
While initially and officially, Memorial Day is a
I miss my dad every day. It’s been over 10
holiday honoring veterans who have passed, it’s years, and I still think of him every day. But Mebecome more of a time for a generation older than morial Day, I get to think about him in a differmy own to take flowers to all loved ones and pay ent way and really talk to my kids about somerespect to those we’ve lost.
one they never met but would have loved them
One thing I have noticed as I visit my dad beyond the confines of the universe. I’ll keep that
and a few other select relatives each year is that I memory alive and that tradition alive as long
very rarely see anyone close to my age or even my as I’m still here, and I hope I’m raising at least
parents’ age at cemeteries. The widespread apathy a few who will continue to do so for generations
regarding a holiday meant to help us remember is to come.
rampant, and I don’t think we can blame the mil-Charlea Estes, Editor
lennials for that. Even those 30 years older than
myself aren’t in the dwindling
numbers trekking through cemeteries the last Monday in May.
While I wasn’t thrilled about
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Southwest Class of 2016 graduation
Above, Savana Leonhardt receives her diploma from Southwest
School Board President Danny Dalton.
Southwest senior River Fields shakes hands with Southwest Superintendent Dr. Bob Walker after receiving his diploma.
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• Kaitlyn Roberts: Crowder
College Foundation Scholarship—$1,200.
• Shasta Sanders: Arvest
Bank—$250, FFA Alumni
Scholarships—$600.
• Jaime Shrum: Commerce
Bank
Scholarship—$500,
the Ozarks—$200, Southwest
Athletic Booster Club—$500,
Southwest Little Theater- $360,
Whiteails Unlimited Southwest
Missouri—$500.
•Zac Wolfe: Hagan Scholarship—$10,000, Hagan Schwab
Investment Account—$10,000,
Harp’s Scholarship—$1,000,
Ozark Chapter of Missouri
Society of Professional Engineers—$1,500, U of A Chancellors Community—$5,000, U
of A In-State Tuition Scholarship—$12,000.
• Jacob Wolfe: Zeta Phi—
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Barry County Advertiser Purdy’s Class of 2016 graduates
Pictured above, Purdy’s Class of 2016 valedictorian Mikala
Fletcher addressed her classmates at commencement on May 14.
Graduates Jonatan Salazar and Ashton Young closed out the
graduation ceremony with a bang.
Fetching
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NEWS SINCE
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BARRY COUNTY ADVERTISER
Where it Pays to Ad vertise
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PURDY SCHOLARSHIPS from 8A
Ennes.
• Dedicated Eagle Scholarship: Jesus Garcia.
• Missouri Southern State
University Presidential Scholarship: Andrea Humphrey,
Abby Parsons.
• Drury University Dean
Scholarship: Morgan Schilly,
Umar Akhtar.
• SBU board of Trustees
Scholar’s Award: Ashton
Young.
• Evangel University Freshman Distinction Award,
Evangel University Basketball
Scholarship, MO A+ Recognition Scholarship: Desirie
Ennes.
• Evangel University Founders Scholarship:
Mikala
Fletcher.
• Fort Scott Community
College Volleyball Scholarship: Courtney White.
• A+ Scholarship: Essie Dodson, Desirie Ennes, Mikala
Fletcher, Cassedy Greenway,
Andrea Humphrey, Breanna
Keeler, Skylar Lakey, Yaneth
Martinez, Abby Parsons,
Haydee Ramirez, Isaac Brattin,
Jesus Garcia, Osvaldo Garcia,
Jonatan Salazar, Dusty Videmschek.
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Local libraries prep for summer reading program
Julie Pruitt
Teachers and students
are dancing in the street.
School is out for the summer.
Friends, vacations, swimming and relaxing are all on
the agenda. Unfortunately,
kids don’t immerse themselves in reading while having all this fun. Therefore,
valuable reading and critical
thinking skills are put on a
back burner, and students
have to spend several weeks
getting back on track and
regaining these lost skills
when school starts. Luckily, the area libraries recognize this problem and have
jumped on board to keep
learning alive.
Local libraries are gearing
up for an exciting summer
reading program thanks to
the LSTA (Library Services
and Technology Act) grant
awarded to the Barry-Lawrence Regional Library in the
amount of $14,992.
The summer reading program is open to everyone,
0-99+, based on the theme
“On Your Mark, Get Set,
Read!” The program will be
available at the local libraries
as well as online from May
30 through July 31.
Everyone is welcome
to join these fun and free
activities. When you register
at your local library, there is
the added incentive of prizes.
A small prize will be given
for every five books read
along with your name added
to a drawing for a Kindle
E-reader at the end of the
summer.
At the Cassville Branch,
preschoolers will participate
in storytime based around
various themes, including, All About You, Back to
Nature, and Let’s Play.
Children ages three
through 12 will be able to
take advantage of a variety of activities. Kids can
create a cool craft to take
home when they stop by
their local libraries to register for the summer reading program. How does fun
with a ventriloquist sound?
Join Angela and Friends to
learn about ventriloquism
and good health . If you like
music, listen to Mike Anderson, The Dulcimer Guy, and
enjoy some good stories,
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too. If America’s Pioneer
history sounds interesting, you will love visiting
with Judy Domeny Bowen
as she shares music and the
heritage of the Ozarks with
a special emphasis on Laura
Ingalls Wilder. Feeling a little
wild, get involved with Walk
with the Animals, Talk with
the Animals with the Dickerson Park Zoo.
Teens will also have their
own special activities. If the
wild west is your thing, you
have to saddle up with Amy
Webster Donaldson, an
experienced horse woman,
and her horse. You can also
join Ryan Persinger, a naturalist, and learn all about
Roaring River.
This program doesn’t forget about the adults. Adults
can spend quality time with
their family during board
game night and trivia night.
Adults with a green thumb
can learn about gardening through Front Porch
Conversations. Need some
relaxation? Join the coloring
group for Color Me Mellow.
Finally, hob nob with a local
author, Prix Gautney.
The Eagle Rock branch
kicks off summer reading
with outdoor games then an
adventure in the Wonders
of Wildlife Animal Olympics. Continuing the wildlife
theme, the Dickerson Park
Zoo will visit. Like building
and creating? Kara Fletcher
will teach you all about Legos
and the Lego Race. If magic
is more your style, the Fishin’
Magician will perform some
hocus pocus for you. Enjoy
all these activities and reading, too.
Adults will also have the
opportunity to have some
fun with puzzles, coloring
and crafts while enjoying a
good book.
Shell Knob offers activities for children, teens and
adults, as well. Children
will have the experience of
ventriloquism with Angela
and Friends while listening
to stories. Like magic? You
will enjoy a unique experience with the Fishin’ Magician. He will show you some
magic tricks along with sharing stories.
Is building and creating more your style? Kara
Fletcher will help you build
a Lego model to take home.
Go back in time with Judy
Domeny Bowen and learn
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about Ozark heritage with
an emphasis on Laura Ingalls
Wilder. Stretch your musical
knowledge with Mike Anderson, the Dulcimer Guy.
Purdy readers will experience Wonders of Wildlife
with a “Book and a Beast”,
participate in creative fun
day, and catch a little magic
with the Fishin’ Magician and
his stories. Take a bite out of
a good book while munching
pizza and participating in the
awards celebration.
Each library branch and
age group will enjoy a special
night at the Cassville Family
Aquatic Center to wrap up a
fun filled reading summer.
Contact the Cassville
branch at (417) 847-2121,
the Eagle Rock branch at
(417) 271-3186, the Shell
Knob branch at (417) 8583618, or the Purdy branch
at (417) 442-7314 for a list
of dates and times, and don’t
miss out on this opportunity
to take a reading adventure
accompanied with thrilling
activities.
Barry COuntY Sheriff’s
Most Wanted
The Most Wanted column is a partnership between the
Barry County Advertiser and the Barry County Sheriff ’s
Department. Sheriff Mick Epperly urges anyone with information about any of the individuals to contact the department at (417) 847-6556 during the daytime hours or (417)
847-3121 after hours. A full list of Barry County’s Most
Wanted is available on the Barry County Sheriff ’s website
at: http://www.barrycountysheriff.com/wanted.php.
Christopher
Allen Blevins
Harold
Lester Hawkins II
Christopher Allen Blevins,
30, of Golden, is wanted
for burglary in the second
degree and theft/stealing.
Harold Lester Hawkins II,
28, of Aurora, is wanted for
receiving stolen property.
Hawkins is 5’ 11” and 145
pounds.
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Two injured
in MO-37
wreck
Charlea Estes
Two were injured when a
car failed to stop at the light
at MO-37 and Old Exeter
Road in Cassville on Sunday.
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol
crash report, Amanda L.
Laney, 29, of Exeter was
driving northbound in a
2011 Chevrolet Malibu on
MO-37 when she failed to
stop at a red light. Laney
struck the driver’s side of
a 1988 Subaru Forester
headed westbound on Old
Exeter Road.
The driver of the Subaru,
Lois J. Mangun, 69, of Cassville, was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital
in Cassville for moderate
injuries. Laney was taken by
a private vehicle to Mercy
Hospital in Cassville, also
for moderate injuries.
Laney was wearing a seat
belt, Mangun was not. Both
vehicles were totaled.
Arvest 1 Million Meals campaign helps local families
for the summer so children
do not have access to the
school cafeteria for a nutritious breakfast and lunch
and the Backpack Program
has also ended. Children
need the extra food the
local food pantries can provide, thus the reason for the
spring food drive.
There are donation jars
available inside or you can
also donate at the drive
through. A grocery basket
is available in the lobby for
nonperishable food items,
and Arvest workers will
even come out to your car
to gather your donations.
All of the employees at
the Cassville Arvest have
invested a great deal of
time and effort to make this
project a huge success. They
collaborated to put together
some fun activities, including a cookbook. Everyone
pitched in a favorite recipe
and created a tasty cookbook available for $3 each
with the money going to
the 1 Million Meals cam-
paign. It’s a win-win; you
have a variety of recipes to
create delicious meals for
your family and help out a
beneficial local cause at the
same time.
The bank also had a
special event to raise more
money in a fun way. Around
the lobby were flower pots
decorated by the employees.
Their artistic talents created a lighthouse, pig, gumball machine and ladybug,
and each flower pot had a
donation jar in front of it.
Local citizens were encouraged to come in and vote
for their favorite flower pot
by dropping money in the
corresponding jar. Again,
all proceeds went to the
Million Meals Campaign.
On Friday, May 20,
employees dressed in their
favorite Hawaiian outfit,
and manned a sno cone
machine. They were looking forward to a hot sunny
day so they could catch the
eye of the public from the
parking lot; unfortunately,
the rainy day forced them
inside. But, the cheerful,
energetic attitudes weren’t
dampened by the uncooperative weather and they
went ahead and
made
refreshing treats right in the
lobby. Anyone who came in
with a donation received a
free sno cone made especially for them by Phinney.
According to Phinney,
“We like to be involved in
the community and we like
to have fun.” They certainly
did have fun while helping
out the community. “Our
goal was to raise 2,000
meals and as of Friday, May
20, we have reached 200
percent of our goal.”
Million Meals will run
through May 31, so visit the
Cassville Arvest branch at
503 Main Street and pick
up your cookbook, vote
for your favorite flower
pot or bring in a donation.
Have fun with the Arvest
crew while providing much
needed help to feed hungry
families right here in your
Man arrested after Bullets N Bows burglary
Charlea Estes
One man was arrested
on Sunday night after
breaking into Bullets N
Bows on Farm Road 2172
in Cassville and stealing a
vehicle in the parking lot.
Larry W. Polk, 31, of Mexico, Mo., was arrested after
being found at the Cassville
Walmart covered in blood
with the stolen merchandise.
According to the affidavits or probable cause
by Barry County detective Doug Henry, Bullets
N Bows owner Joe Goade
reported that someone had
broken a window in his
store and stolen around
$500 in money and merchandise from inside. The
suspect also stole a vehicle
from the parking lot with a
key found inside the store.
A backpack with Polk’s
personal belongings was
found on the west side of
the building, and he was
located at the Cassville
Walmart with blood on his
clothing. Det. Henry stated
the blood was consistent
with what was found at the
scene on the ground and on
the broken window, as well.
Polk was arrested and
charged with burglary in
the second degree, stealing
of $500 to $25,000 in value,
tampering with a motor
vehicle in the first degree
and property damage in the
second degree.
According to the affi-
davit, Polk is currently on
parole for burglary. He is
being held in the Barry
County Jail in lieu of a
$25,000 cash-only bond
issued by Barry County
Judge Johnnie Cox.
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Arvest employees decorated flower pots to help raise funds for
the 1 Million Meals campaign. Customers can vote by donating
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You can count on
Arvest Bank branches to be
involved in their communities, and the local Cassville
office is no exception. Their
latest endeavor is 1 Million
Meals food drive. Every
time you visit the bank,
you have the opportunity
to make a monetary donation or bring nonperishable food items that will all
go to the local food pantry.
Providing five meals for
local families takes just $1.
Cassville Arvest is working hand-in-hand with the
Cassville Community Food
Pantry to ensure an abundance of food is available.
Tonia Phinney, Cassville
Arvest Branch Manager,
shared the reasoning for
this campaign. This project is usually conducted in
the fall, but since there are
many local organizations
involved in food drives for
the holidays it was decided
to move the 1 Million Meals
to the spring. School is out
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Cassville Intermediate’s April Character awards
Cassville Intermediate selected their April Character award winners. Students were selected for
their courage. Third grade winners are pictured above, from left to right. Front row: Brooklyn
Powers, Zoey Snow, Landon Wamsley, Rylee Stringer and Autumn Davis. Back row: Nathan Cassville Intermediate selected their April Character award winners. Students were selected for
Hunsucker, Simon Gates, Conner Harrison and Yovanni Perez. Absent for photo: Trayton Madi- their courage. Fourth grade winners are pictured above, from left to right. Front row: London
son and Travis Thomas.
Newton, Taylor Smith, Kathryn Morris, Garrett Ewing and James Osborn. Back row: Sean Marcum, Diego Hernandez, Cheyann Hartin-Espinoza, Emily Griffin and Kyley Miller. Absent for
photo: Corey King.
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citing that as the motivator
for why they want to serve
as Public Administrator.
Hughes and Daniels both
recently retired, Hughes
from Regal and Daniels from
Mercy Health. Hughes cited
his customer service experience as being integral to
serving the citizens of Barry
County. He said, “It’s about
customer care. You need to
care about your customer
or people in this case. It’s
important to have a kind and
caring soul.”
The Public Administrator’s role in the county is to
act as a guardian of people
without family to act as their
representatives. The job
entails helping make legal
decisions, budgeting, pay-
ing their bills, among other
duties.
Daniels said, “First and
foremost, you need to have
a lot of compassion in your
heart for people and want to
genuinely help them.”
“The Public Administrator can make a big difference
in people’s lives, and I want
to act as a servant to people
to improve their quality of
life,” Reavis said.
The Republican winner
of the August 2 Primary for
Sheriff candidate will face
Ruark in the November election. The candidate selected
in the primary for Public
Administrator will be unopposed in the November elec- Cassville Intermediate selected their April Character award winners. Students were selected for
their courage. Fifth grade winners are pictured above, from left to right. Front row: Frank Osborn,
tion.
Graham Hutson, Lane Smith, Rhew Brock and Breanna Saige. Back row: Madison Grissom,
Maci Barton, Bryson Hendrix, Gabe Estep, Jordan Dunn and
Ashlee Muller.
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department more into the
21st century.
Hilburn said he would
like to see deputies out in
the farm community more
and in the public eye. Fohn
mentioned keeping the public informed as an important
part.
Public
Administrator
candidates were also asked
a series of questions regarding their role as administrator and the skills they bring.
Since none of the candidates have held the position
before, they were asked
about their experience that
they believed makes them
qualified for the position.
Christian faith came up
a variety of times for each of
the candidates at the forum,
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Purdy Eagles claim District, Sectional titles
BROOKS AND JAVELIN TRIO
QUALIFY FOR STATE TRACK
Lee Stubblefield
Breanna
Hemphill
claimed a pair of gold medals in the field events to lead
the Cassville track and field
contingent at the Class 3 District 6 track and field championships at Mt. Vernon on
Saturday. The Lady Wildcats
finished sixth in the team
rankings with 52 points. Host
Mt. Vernon won the girls
division with 107.
Satchell Hill earned a silver medal in the shot to lead
the Cassville boys. The Wildcats scored 34 points to place
ninth in the team rankings.
Reeds Spring won the meet
with 134 points.
Class 3 District 6 @ Mt.
Vernon
Cassville girls results:
High Jump: Breanna Hemphill, 1st, 4-10
Triple Jump: Breanna
Hemphill, 1st, 32-01.25
Shot: Audra Brooks, 4th,
32-05.75
100 M Hurdles: Trinity
Ewing, 4th, 17.29
100 M Dash: Alondra
Miller, 4th, 13.25
4x200 M Relay: (Mary
Hennigan, Abbi Atkinson, Alondra Miller, Trinity
Ewing) 2nd, 1:52.33
4x100 M Relay: (Trinity Ewing, Breanna Hemphill, Abbi Atkinson, Alondra
Miller) 2nd, 54.44
200 M Dash: Alondra
Miller, 8th, 30.51.
Cassville boys results:
Pole Vault: Austin Periman, 6th, 8-06
Long Jump: Shannon
Haney, 8th, 17-08.25
Triple Jump: Shannon
Haney, 8th, 36-05.5
Discus: Tyler Martin, 6th,
117-10; Jeremiah Hilburn,
7th, 116-00
Shot: Satchell Hill, 2nd,
47-08
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Meter
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Braden Strahan, 5th, 17.44
100 Meter Dash: River
Phelps, 6th, 11.63
4x200 M Relay: (Garrett Knight, Austin Wilson,
Anthony Tolbert, River
Phelps) 5th, 1:39.18
400 M Dash: Austin Wilson, 4th, 52.03.
Class 3 Sectional results
at Eldon
Audra Brooks led the
Cassville entries at the sectional meet, finishing 4th in
the shot to earn a trip to state.
Three Cassville athletes qualified for state competition in
the javelin. Steven Hunter,
Arther Reed, and Josi Rose
will all be competing in the
event.
Girls results:
100 M Dash: Alondra
Miller, 6th, 12.99
100 M Hurdles: Trinity
Ewing, 7th, 17.19
4x100 M Relay: Trinity
Ewing, Brianna Hemphill,
Abbi Atkinson, Alondra
Miller, 6th, 53.62
4x200 M Relay: Mary
Hennigan, Abbi Atkinson,
Trinity Ewing, Alondra
Miller, 5th, 1:51.00
High Jump: Brianna
Hemphill, 5th, 5-00
Long Jump: Brianna
Hemphill, 5th, 32-06
Shot: Audra Brooks, 4th,
34-03.75.
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400 M Dash: Austin Wilson, 6th, 52.59.
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The Purdy pressure finally
got to McAuley, and the
Eagles came away with a 5-0
win in the Class 2 District 12
baseball championship game
at Pierce City on Thursday.
Purdy scratched home the
go-ahead run in the bottom of the fourth inning,
and then piled on with four
scores in the bottom of the
fifth to earn the shutout victory.
Umbrellas dotted the
Pierce City stands as a pregame shower threatened the The Purdy Eagles defeated McAuley in to the district championship game last week. On Tuesday,
proceedings. But the rain the Eagle defeated Galena 1-0 in the Class 2 Sectional game.
dwindled to an irksome driz- the mound and third base. Hughlett but then felt the
third base. Videmschek then
zle as the national anthem Doyle tried the high-risk brunt of the Purdy pressure.
ripped an RBI 4-3 groundout
played and the teams took glove scoop to third base Salazar delivered an RBI
to give the Eagles a 1-0 lead.
the field.
but the toss went wide and single. Videmschek crushed
It would prove to be the
McAuley’s first two bat- Videmschek raced home on a 2 RBI single to right field
only run of the game.
ters of the game reached base, the error to give Purdy the and the lead jumped to 4-0.
Birge was in rare air on
but the Warriors’ promising 1-0 lead.
A Chris Ramos single gave the mound, retiring the first
start fizzled like cheap fireDoyle retired the next Purdy runners at the corners, eight Galena batters. When
works in the rain. After that, two batters, but the dam- and Purdy collected a fifth
Coby Sartin finally reached
neither team placed a runner age was done. Videmschek’s run when Taylor balked.
base with a two-out single
in scoring position until the score would prove to be the
McAuley had baserun- in the bottom of the third,
third inning. The pitcher’s winning run in an eventual ners in both the sixth and
the Purdy lefty picked him
duel between McAuley’s Jake shutout.
seventh innings, but could off without ever throwing
Doyle and Purdy’s Sydney
In the fifth inning, McAu- never hang a crooked num- a pitch to the next batter,
Birge remained scoreless ley’s Miles Shelfer reached ber on the scoreboard.
Baker.
until the fourth inning.
base with a one-out infield
Purdy improved to 22-5
Purdy threatened again
Doyle retired Purdy’s hit. But Nathan Taylor lined with the victory, and earned
in the fourth inning. VidemJonathan Salazar on a come- into a double play to end the the right to host Galena in a
schek knocked a one-out sinbacker to start the bottom of inning as Purdy’s defense sectional game.
gle to left field and then took
the fourth. Doyle nicked the protected the slim lead.
Purdy takes sectionals
second base when Sorrell’s
next batter, Dusty VidemTo beat Purdy, you must
The Purdy offense sput- pickoff attempt ended up in
schek, with an 0-1 curveball, 1. score and 2. avoid giv- tered against Galena in
right field. But Birge struck
and then hit Birge with a ing up the big inning. Doyle Tuesday’s Class 2 baseball
out and Videmschek was
pitch to put baserunners on battled into the bottom of the sectional at MSSU’s Warthrown out stealing third to
first and second.
fifth but was lifted for reliever ren Turner Field, manag- end the at bat.
The Eagles kept the pres- Brendyn Taylor after issuing ing only a single run against
Galena went in order in
sure on. Hunter Cook laid a walk and giving up a bunt Galena’s pitching duo of
the bottom of the fourth. In
down a perfect bunt that single to open the frame.
Logan Sorrell and Jake Baker. the fifth inning, Purdy had
died in the wet grass between
Taylor struck out Jamie It was enough. Sydney Birge another runner in scoring
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BARRY COUNTY ADVERTISER Lacey earns All-State award
Lee Stubblefield
It was a busy weekend for
Missouri high school track
and field. The Class 1 and 2
state meet held center stage
on Friday and Saturday at
Jefferson City. Wheaton's
fab freshman Rachel Lacy
scored a third place medal n
the Class 1 girls long jump on
Saturday, hitting the sand at
16-06.5.
"Her previous best jump
was 16'4.2.5" at East Newton
in April," said Coach Darrell
Crane. "She was determined
to jump in the 16' range at
State."
Emily Killion, of Wheaton, placed 11th in the Class
1 girls high jump at state on
Friday, clearing the bar at
4-09.
Purdy's Layne Skiles came
up one spot shy of an all-state
medal in the Class 2 girls shot
put. Skiles placed 9th with a
heave of 35 feet heave.
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at bat. Humphrey’s two-out
single was as good as a triple
because Purdy’s third baseman ended up at third base
on a passed ball and wild
pitch combo by the Bears.
Aldaba eventually walked,
and Purdy had runners at the
corners.
But Humphrey was cut
down at the plate to deny
the Eagles an insurance run,
and the Bears needed a run
to keep their season alive.
But Birge was focused on the
complete game shutout, and
the bulletproof Purdy defense
had his back.
Birge struck out LaFevers
to start Galena’s final at bat.
Then, Burke slapped a 3-2
pitch back to Birge for a 1-3
groundout. Vert milked a 3-2
count from Birge, and then
ripped a fly ball to short right
field. Salazar raced in and
made a sensational diving
catch - somersault and all for
the game’s final out.
The Eagles improved to
23-5 after surviving the sectional test and advanced
into the Class 2 quarterfinals against Plato. The Plato
Eagles ran their record to
24-5 with a 6-5 sectional win
over Mansfield.
Cassville Chamber holds 9th annual golf tournament
The Cassville Area Chamber
of Commerce hosted their 9th
annual golf tournament on
Friday, May 20, at the Cassville Golf Course.
Championship flight winners were: Cassville School
District team members Eric
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Evan White and Becky Ryder.
Second place: John Chappel,
Doug Nickle, Brett Nickle
and Check Edie. Third Place:
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Barry County Advertiser WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016 1B
Southwest ag. teacher named outstanding young teacher
CCUMC awards two
Estes
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want for Christmas, and the
scholarships to 2016 grads Charlea
Rachael Brown, Southwest been instructing ag. classes
FFA raises funds to purchase
For 20 years, Central Community United Methodist
Church in Shell Knob has
sponsored graduating high
school seniors with a scholarship for their first year of
post-secondary education.
This year, the scholarship
recipients are Noah Hadlow
and Sydney Olbertz, both
graduating from Cassville
High School. Pastor Bill Kenagy awarded a $700 scholarship to each of them at the
Awards Ceremony on May
17 at Cassville High School.
Noah is a resident of Shell
Knob. He plans to attend
State Fair Community College where he will be playing
baseball for their team, and
he will be pursuing a business
degree.
Sydney is a Shell Knob
resident. She will be completing a Certified Nursing
Assistant program through
Crowder College this summer, and then she will attend
Missouri State University
for a degree in biology and
chemistry, followed by a twoyear physician’s assistant program.
The scholarship team
accepted applications from
graduates of Blue Eye and
Cassville High Schools. The
selection committee was
headed by Pastor Bill Kenagy,
and Betty Ragland conducted
all of the meetings with team
Cassville
Intermediate
yearly perfect
attendance
Cassville Intermediate School
announced the students who
earned perfect attendence
for the entire 2015-16 school
year. They are:
• Ashley Alonso
• Josie Joressa Bivens
• Hanna Mae Blankenship
• Kyla Madison Bowling
• Faith Lee Correia
• Zoie Lilian Coupland
• Isabella Dunbar
• Jonathan Michael Dunbar
• Jeremiah Garrett Ewing
• Hailey Gautney
• Madison Elizabeth Halterman
• Hernan Hernandez
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Both recipients attended
the early worship service at
Central Community United
Methodist Church on May
15, where the congregation personally congratulated Noah and Sydney and
pledged prayer support for
their freshman year in college.
Schools’ agriculture teacher
and FFA adviser for the past
three years, is being recognized as one of the best young
teachers in the state. Brown
was selected to receive the
National Association of Agricultural Educators (NAAE)
Outstanding Young Member
award.
Brown said, “I was very
surprised knowing the caliber
of ag. teachers and how much
work they put in. Being chosen as the top in that category
kind of blew me away.”
Each year, the NAAE
selects one young teacher as
their outstanding member.
Brown was encouraged to
apply for the award due to
the improvements she’s made
to the ag. program at Southwest in both classes and the
FFA. Criteria for the award
include teaching methods,
instruction style, hands-on
experience, marketing their
program and teaching philos-
for two to five years to qualify.
Brown began teaching
four years ago after graduating from the University
of Arkansas–Fayetteville in
2012. She took a position
from Kansas, near where she
grew up in Jasper, before taking a position at Southwest
three years ago.
Brown said, “I came to
Southwest knowing the history the school has had. There
had been success in past years,
and the school wanted to get
back to those successes.”
While Southwest had
a strong ag. program for a
number of years, recently, the
program suffered. She added,
“There was a lot of potential
to rebuild what used to be
here and make a difference in
these kids’ lives.”
Since taking over, the
Southwest ag. program had a
new greenhouse built, allowing the ag. classes and FFA to
host a plant sale and learn the
ins and outs of greenhouse
management.
However, Brown considers her biggest accomplishment to relate to community.
She said, “I’m really proud the
students are getting back to
serving the community and
doing service programs. We
started the Angel Tree program back again, as well as
greenhouse sales and handson activities.” Angel Tree
allows younger Southwest
students to write what they
Jack of all Pools & SPas
Jennifer Young
Wheaton R-III School District
The Wheaton R-III School District
has issued an RFP for an LED lighting project.
To obtain a copy of the RFP or for questions
please contact Gary Bertalotto,
Director of Maintenance at 417-652-3914
or email gbert@wheaton.k12.mo.us
or visit 116 McCall, Wheaton, MO 64874.
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Children under 10 FREE
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PULLING ORDER
1. 6250 # STOCK TRACTOR
2. 6000 # SHOWROOM STOCK PICKUP (Limited)
3. 5500 # 4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP
4. 6000 # SUPER FARM TRACTOR
7. 6200 # STREET STOCK PICKUP
9. 6500 # MODIFIED TRACTOR (ONE ENGINE)
10. 8000 # DIESEL PICKUP - 2.6 INLET
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12. 6200 # PRO-STREET PICKUP
14. 6000 # PRO-STOCK & SUPER STOCK TRACTORS
16. 10000 # WORK STOCK PICKUP (LIMITED 15 MPH)
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18. 6200 # DIVISION III PICKUP
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Saturday, May 28, 2016 @ 7:00 p.m.
Gates Open:
Track located:
Your Announcer:
Clifton Wells
Track Maintainer:
Don Drake
Pull back tractor
furnished by:
Don Raucstadt
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For more information call Seligman Chamber of Commerce @ 417-662-3612 Glenn Welters @
417-498-6496 or Neal Stanley @ 479-903-2311 Email: seligmanmochamber1@hotmail.com
All $25 payouts will
be increased to $35
Entry Fee:
Scales on Ground
Member Pullers: $15.00
Non-Member Pullers: $20.00
Spring River Valley Pulling Association - Rules apply
Event Sponsors
Come show your support for
Junior Reynolds
FREEDOM BANK
8042 Doc Mayers Rd.
SELIGMAN, MO 65745
417 - 662 - 7000
Saturday, May 28th
RUBY’S CONVENIENCE
2611 STATE HWY 37
SELIGMAN, MO 65745
417 - 662 - 3400
HUTCHENS CONSTRUCTION
1007 Main Street
CASSVILLE, MO 65625
417- 847- 2489
Junior lost his home and all of his
possessions in a devastating house fire.
Serving burgers
and forhot
dogs
a donation
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Raffle tickets $5 sold at Exeter City Hall.
Prizes to be raffled include a 32 in. flat screen t.v., a cedar
K.C. Chiefs bench, an outdoor electric grill and more!!
From routine maintenance to specialized
pool repairs and chemical testing, we have all
of your seasonal pool care needs covered.
TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL
south of Seligman
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Admission:
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of Cassville
1010 Old exeter Rd.
847-2611
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items as well as seek donations to ensure the kids have
a good Christmas.
For the first time in recent
history, a Southwest FFA
member placed at State competition. Hayden Fox took
fourth place in job interview. Brown said, “The kids
are learning, and it’s not just
a powerpoint. We’re getting
kids back to contests and to
State. They’re working really
hard, and it shows.”
She added, “I know we can
get back to the success the
program had before.”
Brown will receive her
award at the Missouri Vocational Agriculture Teachers
Association conference in
Springfield in July. Her application will then be sent of for
a regional and national competition.
Brown resides in Washburn with her husband, Brett,
and their daughter, Raeleigh,
just under two years old.
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340 TATE ROAD
PINEVILLE, MO 64856
417-226-0254
PEOPLES COMMUNITY BANK
33710 State Hwy 112
SELIGMAN, MO 65745
417-662-3291
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27375 FR 1100
SELIGMAN, MO 65745
479 - 640 - 4781
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303 Emma Street
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800 - 687 - 8600
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417-847-2151
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PERFORMANCE
417-847-6560
BATTERY
OUTFITTERS
417-271-3801
BALL & PRIER
TIRE INC
417-271-3299
WHITE OAK
STATION
417-662-3295
EGGLESTON
TRADE & PAWN
417-662-3000
EAGANS SUPPLY
417- 826- 5245
C & C CABINETS
417-662-3733
REBEL RECYCLE
417-846-0220
COUNTRY DODGE
417-847-2137
SECURITY BANK
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&AUTO REPAIR
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FOHN’S
FUNERAL HOME
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BENNY’S
AUTOMOTIVE
417- 826-1151
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417- 847- 4619
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NUMBERS
DIRECTORY
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CORNER
CNV. STORE
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REALTORS
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Give turtles a brake while driving
The Missouri Department
of Conservation (MDC)
encourages motorists to
give turtles crossing roads
a brake. Turtles are struck
by cars throughout warmer months, but are at special risk this time of year
because they are on the
move. Young males make
“OPEN”
Champion
Auctioneer
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motorists to slow down
when they see a turtle in
the road and check to be
sure they can safely steer
around it. If helping a turtle
cross a road, keep human
safety as the number-one
concern. Check for traffic
and move the turtle across
the road in the direction it
is traveling.
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up most of the travelers as
they search for territories
of their own and for female
turtles. Comfort is also a
factor. Like other reptiles,
turtles are cold-blooded so
basking on warm asphalt
feels good on cool spring
days.
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encourages
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SATURDAY, MAY 28th, “2016” • 10:00 AM
AR State
Champion
Auctioneer
LOCATION: Carr Lane, MO. From Carr Lane Jct of 39 & 86 Hwy go East on Hwy 86, 2.9 miles. Turn North
on Nauvoo Rd. Go 1.8 miles. Turn left on Persimmon Hill Lane. Go 2/10 mile. Turn left, follow signs.
“Majority of auction can be held inside building incase of inclement weather”
Wheaton names
April Students of the Month
The three-toed box turtle is a species often seen
crossing roads in Missouri.
Primarily a woodland species, it is found everywhere
but the extreme northern
part of the state. The ornate
box turtle is also a common
traveler and is found in all
but the southeastern corner of the state. It is more
adapted to grasslands and
is most common in western
Missouri. For more information on Missouri turtles,
visit our online Filed Guide
at nature.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/
search/turtle.
Wheaton Schools named their April Students of the Month. This
month winners are: Cade Woolaway (left), the 7th grade son of
Donnie and Rana Woolaway, and Haley Beck (right), senior
daughter of Stacy and Stacie Beck.
REAL ESTATE & LIQUIDATION AUCTION!
Estate of the late Jack Gordon of Powell, MO
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KUBOTA TRACTOR – TRAILER – DODGE DIESEL TRUCK – GUN SAFE
AMMO – TOOLS – MOWER FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
HUNTING & CAMPING ITEMS – MISC.
SATURDAY, JUNE 11 , 2016 • 10:00 AM
2322 Sugar Creek Rd., Powell, Mo. 65730
OPEN HOUSE
MAY 28TH & JUNE 4TH • 1-4:00PM
TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS: Kubota L 4610, hydrostat, Industrial tires, LA 852 front
loader w/only 1138 hrs. – Pallet forks – extra front loader bucket (like new) – 3 pt. 6’ box
blade – Taylor way 6’ brushog.
TRAILER: South Valley 16’ tandem axle flatbed trailer w/spare (nice).
TRUCK: 2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Turbo Diesel, 4x4, Crew cab, auto, leather, loaded, Line
X bed liner, like new tires, new batteries, matching ARE Snug Top camper shell, one owner w/
only 53xxx miles (very nice). (Sells w/owner confirmation).
GUN SAFE: Cannon mdl 33 gun safe w/pistol holders.
AMMO: lots of .22 cal ammo – 30-30-270-shot gun shells- 9mm – 357 – ammo brass
cleaner & more.
TOOLS: Eaton 5 hp 2 cylinder, 80 gal 220 vertical air compressor – Milwaukee 14” cut off
saw – jet floor mdl drill press – porter cable pancake air compressor – Delta 10” contractor
table saw – Honda EB 6500 generator – lg generator ext cord – Stihl 026 chain saw – karcher
2400 psi pressure washer w/5.0 Honda engine – Stihl leaf blower – dual shop lights on
stand – B & D 36 V cordless push mower – Stihl FS 120 weed eater – wheel barrow – saw
horses – long handle tools – Tanaka weed eater – yard cart – back pack sprayers & misc other
sprayers – aluminum ext ladders – 11 gal portable gas caddy – step ladder – furniture dollygas cans –torch set w/cart – Craftsman 6” grinder on stand – porter cable 14.4 v cordless drill
– welding helmet – Milwaukee saws all – Bosch jig saw – Porta cable nail gun – Milwaukee
elect drill – drill bit set – Dewalt 18 v cordless drill – Stanley brad nailer – misc clamps – ext
cords – Paslode 18 ga cordless brad nailer – floor jack – Ridgid 6.5 hp 16 gal shop vac – Rem
roll around tool chest – air hose & reel – misc sm hand tools & power tools – shelving – work
bench – jack stands – fence stretcher – concrete stakes – log chains – boomers – garden hose –
sm plastic yard cart – casters.
MOWER: Craftsman GT 3000 21 hp, 46” riding lawn mower.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES: Parlor style sofa (from Brashear’s) – (2) oak 2 drawer file
cabinets – Lane cedar lined chest – ant oak what knot shelf – old mirror – Frigidaire upright
freezer (nice).
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Double Trouble Remington Bronze – Cowboy Tri angle
dinner bell – anvil – anvil stand – welcome sign cowboy metal art – cowboy hat rack – Lodge
cast iron Dutch oven. old churn-misc. old bottles & jars-copper cowboy art.
HUNTING & CAMPING ITEMS: Beckel canvas EENA wall tent – tent wood stove –
folding cots – camp cooking items – tent – Cabela’s hunting back pack & other back packs
– arrow straightener – gun slings – archery target – asst rod & reels, spinning & bait casters –
Wolf hanging tree stand – Arrow Fletcher – camp folding cook table – Gott cooler – propane
dual burner stove – Rubbermaid cooler – climber deer stand – bear skull – Cinnamon bear
hide – bull elk rack – elk mount – deer mount – camo clothes – snow shoes –Driza bone
riding coat & hat -Brand New, never been wore size 12 W camo boots. more hunting items not
listed.
MISC: lot of light bulbs – lawn chairs – golf clubs & bag – bicycles – elect heaters – plastic
storage bins – commercial mop buckets – portable step – dog clippers – misc horse tack such
as bridles, cinch’s, lead ropes, etc. – set of 4, 8 hole wheels w/265/70/17 tires – (4) Dodge center hub caps – Olympus 35mm camera –wind chimes – bird bath - Christmas yard reindeer
– pet taxi – plastic storage cabinet – Super Screamer water tube – chain link dog pen – dog
houses – SS BBQ – many more items not listed of all kinds.
NOTE: With the passing of Mr. Willimann, Mrs. Willimann will be selling her property
and moving out of state. This will be a good quality auction. Bring a friend and come spend
the day with us. Go to www.stumpffauction.com for lots of pictures. In case of inclement
weather we can hold majority of auction in lg shop building.
TERMS: Cash or good check w/2 forms of proper and current ID. (No Debit or credit
cards accepted) Must have current driver’s license to obtain bidder number. If paying by check
on lg items, items will be held until check clears the bank unless arrangements have been
made with auction company prior to auction day. All sells as is where is with no guarantees.
Any announcements made day of auction take precedence over any and all printed material.
Estate of: Ross Willimann
3BD/2BA Home on 45+ Acres, Live Springs,
Pasture and Timber!
Backhoe • Tractor • Mowers • Lots of shop equipment
and tools • Outdoor equipment. • Furniture • Appliances
VIEW FLYER & PHOTOS ON: WWW.SWAAUCTION.COM
BOB
HUGHES
CHADD
HUGHES
“Professional Auctioneer’s Since 1988”
BOB & CHADD HUGHES - SOUTHWEST AUCTION SERVICE
HUGHES CORP. dba Southwest Auction Service
P.O. Box 534, 151 St. Hwy. 76, Wheaton, MO 64874
Cell: (417) 236-5888 Bob Cell: (417) 236-5487 Chadd
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Web Site: www.swaauction.com • Email: bob@swaauction.com • Business Phone: 417-652-7540
PUBLIC
AUCTION
SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2016 • 1:00 P.M.
L O C AT I O N - 4 0 7 S . C O L L E G E , M A R I O N V I L L E M O
F R O M H W Y 6 0 A N D C E N T R A L G O N O R T H T O S O U T H S T. T H E N W E S T
TO COLLEGE THEN NORTH TO AUCTION – OR FROM HWY ZZ (LINCOLN
S T. ) A N D C O L L E G E N E X T T O M E T H O D I S T M A N O R TA K E C O L L E G E
S O U T H T O A U C T I O N – D I R E C T LY A C R O S S F R O M T H E M A R I O N V I L L E
E L E M E N TA RY S C H O O L .
WAT C H F O R E D E N S & H O D G E S A U C T I O N T O D AY S I G N S .
F O O D S E R V I C E – R E S T R O O M S AVA I L A B L E
GUNS
(NOT ON SALE PREMISES UNTIL SALE DAY)
SPRINGFIELD MODEL 16, 22 RIFLE, SINGLE
SHOT BOLT ACTION • 66 POWER MASTER, 177
CAL BB OR PELLET RIFLE • NEW ENGLAND
FIRE ARMS 243 SINGLE SHOT WITH SCOPE •
CROSMAN GI EXTREME 177 CAL BOLT ACTION WITH SCOPE • WINCHESTER MOD. 670
30-06 BOLT ACTION WITH SCOPE • RUGER M
77 MARK II 30-06 BOLT ACTION WITH SCOPE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS – AMPS – ETC
TRUMP BANJO IN CASE • AUTO HARP BY
OSCAR SCHMIDT, AMPLIFIED, IN ORIGINAL
CASE • FENDER STEEL GUITAR W/STAND AND
CASE ALL ORIGINAL • SILVERSTONE ELECTRIC GUITAR IN CASE • GUILD GUITAR AND
CASE, ACOUSTIC OR ELECT. • SAMICK
DOBRO IN CASE VERY NICE • FENDER STRATOCASTER ELECT. GUITAR, VERY NICE •
MUSIC MAN 410 – HD AMP • CHECKMATE 14
TEISCO DEL-RAY AMP • KUSTOM 150 AMP
WITH COMPRESSION SUSTAINER C53 •
SCANDALLI WHITE PEARLACCORDION, VERY
NICE
TILLERS – SHOP ITEMS –TOOLS – ETC.
TROYBILT HORSE REAR TINE TILLER • ELEC.
POWER WASHER • MANTIS GARDEN TILLER •
STIHL FS 45 GAS POWERED WEED EATER •
KENNEDY TOOLBOX • BENCH VISE • CRAFTSMAN BENCH MOD. SCROLL SAW • CRAFTSMAN BENCH TOP DRILL PRESS • 6” DUAL
LIGHT BENCH GRINDER • BATTERY
CHARGER • PIPE WRENCHES • HAND SAWS •
ORGANIZERS • TOOL BELTS • WOODWORKING TOOLS • LOT ELEC. POWERED SHOP
TOOLS, SAWS, DRILLS, ETC. • CLAMPS • EXTENSION CORDS • PORTABLE AIR TANK •
PUSH LAWN MOWER • 5” WOOD STEP LADDER • REMINGTON POLE SAW • METAL SHOP
SHELVES • ELEC. WIRE • CARPENTERS TOOL
BOX • 6” ALUM. STEPLADDER AND ALUM. EXT.
LADDER • CAMPBELL HAUSFIELD 5 HP 1 GAL
AIR COMPRESSOR • WOODEN WORKBENCH
• HOMELITE XL CHAIN SAW • CRAFTSMAN 22”
GAS HEDGE TRIMMER • SEARS 18” CHAIN
SAW • LOG CHAINS • 2 WHEEL DOLLY • SAW
HORSES • LARGE LOT SHOP AND HAND
TOOLS AND MISC OF ALL SORTS
OUTDOOR ITEMS – FARM RELATED – MISC
SEVERAL WELDED WIRE PANELS • APPROX
30 STEEL T POST • 2 ELEC. FENCE CHARG-
ERS • WHEEL BARROW • FENCE STRETCHERS • HAY HOOK • WROUGHT IRON PORCH
POST • CAR RAMPS • 5 GAL BUCKETS • GALVANIZED BUCKETS • LARGE LOT LAWN AND
GARDEN TOOLS • PITCH FORKS • CHICKEN
BROODER, FEEDERS, ETC. • TOMATO CAGES
• OLD WINDOWS AND DOORS • BLOCKS AND
BRICKS • 2 MARTIN HOUSES ON STANDS • ANIMAL CRATES, BIRD CAGES, ETC. • PROPANE
BBQ GRILL • PET TAXIS • RODS AND REELS •
OLD METAL LAWN CHAIRS • YARD SPRAYERS
• 4 LARGE STEEL FRAMED GLASS DOORS •
MOLE TRAPS.
HOUSEHOLD – FURNITURE – APPLIANCES – MISC.
VERY NICE ALL METAL PATIO TABLE WITH 4
CHAIRS AND CUSHIONS, ALWAYS KEPT INSIDE • 5 PC BREAKFAST SET • PLATFORM
ROCKER • MISC. CHAIRS • HIDE A BED SOFA •
WIZARD CUSTOM 15 UPRIGHT FREEZER •
LOT RADIOS • KENMORE MATCHING
WASHER AND ELEC. DRYER BOUGHT NEW IN
2014, LIKE NEW • SS WORK TABLE • ANTIQUE
GIBSON REFRIGERATOR, WORKS • SS
STOCK POT • CORNING WARE • POTS AND
PANS • KITCHEN WARES • DISHES • ANTIQUE
CAST IRON WOOD STOVE • PRESSURE
COOKER • ELEC. COUNTER TOP APPLIANCES
• COLEMAN 5402 A PINK PICNIC STOVE •
HOOVER STEAM VAC. • NEW CARPET REMNANTS • OLD LANTERNS AND OIL LAMPS •
MIRACLE MAID WATERLESS COOKWARE •
METAL BLADE FAN • AC DC TELEVISION • ANTIQUE DETECTO SCALES • ANTIQUE
KITCHEN STEP STOOL • DIRT DEVIL MVP VACUUM • LIGHT BULBS • FOOD GRINDER •
LARGE LOT GOOD CLEAN, ASST. SIZE FRUIT
JARS, READY TO USE • WALKING CANES •
LAWN CHAIRS IN BAGS • CABINET SEWING
MACHINE • CONSOLE TV AND STEREO • NEW
FLIPPER TA STEAM CLEANER • 2 MICROWAVES • DELPHIN ULTRASONIC HUMIDIFIER, NEW • DELPHIN DP 1001 VACUUM SET,
NEW, NEVER USED • VITAMASTER BIO MASTER TREADMILL, ALL DIGITAL • GRANITE CANNERS • 8ʼ FOLDING TABLE • SHEETS,
BLANKETS, ETC.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE:
GREAT SUNDAY AFTERNOON AUCTION,
MANY ADDITIONAL ITEMS NOT LISTED.
COME AND ENJOY THE DAY WITH US. AUCTION HELD ON LARGE SHADED LAWN.
TERMS: CASH. NO PROPERTY REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS, SICKNESS OR
LOSS OF ARTICLES. CURRENT & POSITIVE PICTURE ID REQUIRED OF ALL BUYERS TO ACQUIRE BUYERS NUMBER.
BANK LETTER OF CREDIT REQUIRED BY ANYONE NOT KNOWN BY AUCTIONEERS. EVERYTHING IS BEING SOLD AS IS
WHERE IS - NO GUARANTEES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. STATEMENTS SALE DAY SUPERCEDE ALL PRINTED MATERIAL.
J.C. and Shirley Breidenstein • Owners
Donnie Stumpff
MO & AR State Champion
Auctioneer
Licensed Broker/Auctioneer MO & AR
Steve Hodges
Parker Stumpff
www.stumpffauction.com
Auctioneer: Donnie Stumpff ~ Kenny Tucker ~ Parker Stumpff
AR State Champion
Auctioneer
417-847-2507
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Aurora, MO
(417) 894-1070
(417) 678-4733
AUCTIONEERS
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Auctioneer ID 31831
FOR COMPLETE LISTING & PICTURES
Red Edens
Cassville, MO
(417) 847-2480
(417) 342-2664
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Barry County Advertiser WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016 3B
Cavness
named to Dean’s List
Southwest Middle School 4th quarter honor rolls
5th grade Principal’s List
Bryce Hammers.
5th grade A Honor Roll
Gavin Barton, Rayden
Blackburn, Shaylea Eggleston,
Allen Hendrix, Jordyn Martin,
Jackeline Quintanilla, Alexandria Shrum, Coy Shrum,
Zakary Starr and Signe
Suchowski.
5th Grade B Honor Roll
Desiree Ball, Ayden Bass,
Ana Church, Jack Durgan,
Olivia Erwin, Alli Fosse, Hayley Hignite, Cameron Pendergraft, Nathaniel Salsbury,
Paige Simek, Madison Snow,
Traven Walkingstick and
Rachel Willer.
Andrew Cornell, Jared
Hayworth, Samuel Jennings,
Ryan Lawrence, Christian
Long, Amy Reeves, and Elizabeth Ross.
Tierney Ash, Molly Atkinson, Stacy Barber, Mason
Bernard, Macy Colf, Haily
Erwin, Emily Hill, Ty Howard,
Dale Jermain, Joscelyn Martinez, Brooklynne Morgan,
Eden Morris, Jessica Munday, Tristan Nelson, Shelbie
Pendergraft, Austin Peterson,
Aiden Rhodes, Maysie Soole,
Teresa Tobey, Jacklynn Williams and Jasmine Young.
6th grade B Honor Roll
Cloe Brattin, Xander
Deshields, Eva Doody, Francisco Marquez, Lateshia Perkins, Amelia Pierce, Abbie
Saunders, Max Terry, Sawyer
Varner and Jasmine Williams.
Dusty Hendrix and Travis
Sickles.
Jamie Dunton, Austin
Gideon, Khloe Holder, Hannah Hougland, Alexis Isbell,
Harleigh Jester, Tanner Joyner,
Mackinlee Kellogg, Taylor
Lawrence, Laney Moore,
Danielle Reed, Shyla Richardson, Bonnie Robbins and Isaac
Starr.
Braden Ash, Audrey Burt,
Roberto Cabrillo, Harley
Carter, Thomas Corn, Ashlynn
Corter, Keith Davis, Robert
Embrey, Colton Hignite, Gage
Hill, Joseph Patterson, Ryan
Peachee, Skylar Sadr-Momtaz, Bailie Saunders, Hannah
Swadley, Cameron Thornton,
Ivy Tilford, Malachi Wheeler
and Matthan Wheeler.
Leland Colf, Timothy
Deshields, Jesse Foster, Rylie
Hill, Tristin Rhodes and
Ashlenn Robbins.
Carley Black, Shelby
Blevins, Kayleigh Booher,
Alice Cannady, Keisha Corter, Lucas Cron, Logan Deason, Alexandra Dunton, Paul
Hall, Karlea Holder, Rachel
Jimenez, Kamryn Jones, Hiley
Littrell, Shelby Morgan, Shelby
Pike, Kaitelyn Resz, McKenzie
Smith, Sarah Terry, Devin Tilford and Anna Trimble.
Trevor Blair, Aubrey Cornell, Allison Curry, Devon
Decker, Janaya Erwin, Breanna Hamilton, Miranda
Kellogg, Amber Larsen, Matthew Robbins, Hunter Stanley,
Kristin Teague, McKayle Teal,
Cameron Tobar, Nathan Wallace and Mollie Wheeler.
John Cavness, a senior from
Cassville, was named to the
Dean’s List at William Woods
University for academic accomplishments during the
2016 spring term.
To be named to the Dean’s
List, a student must be fulltime and have achieved a
minimum 3.6 semester and
cumulative grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
Grace Ann Gouvion, daughter of Mark and Tammy Gouvion, of Cassville, was named
to the fall 2015 Dean’s List at
Evangel University in Springfield. Gouvion is a freshman
in management.
To earn a place on the
Dean’s List, a student must
earn a grade point average of
3.6 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
Gouvion
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Real Estate & Personal Property Auction
Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Virgil & Audrey Anderson
24352 State Hwy. EE, Aurora, MO 65605
Cassville sChool Board
Meeting highlights
Cassville held their regular school board meet- Carolyn Bowen and seconded by David Hading on Thursday, May 12.
dock to go into executive session for the purpose
The Cassville R-IV School Board of Educa- of Real Estate. Meeting to be closed under Section meeting was called to order by President of tion 610.021, subsection (2) RSMO: for the purthe Board John Sullivan.
pose of leasing, purchase, or sale of real estate;
The following programs were evaluated: minutes closed to public examination. The
Capital Projects, Gifted Education and Com- motion carried with an all yea roll call.
munication and Public Information Program
A motion was made by Jon Horner and secpresented by Dusty Reid, Mindi Artherton and onded by Becky Henningson to return to reguMelissa Vollenweider.
lar session. The motion carried with an all yea
A motion made by Becky Henningson and roll call.
seconded by Carolyn Bowen to approve the
A motion was made by Becky Henningson
Consent Agenda as follows: April 14 regular and seconded by Chad Yarnall to adjourn. The
board minutes, April financial reports and May motion carried with seven yes votes and zero no
bills. Employment for the 2016-2017 school year votes.
is as follows: Sarah Sandoval as
a second grade teacher and
Kandice Stough as a middle
ESTATE AUCTION
school secretary. AdministraSATURDAY, MAY 28, 2016 • 8:30 A.M.
tors reviewed building reports
LOCATION: 1450 Hwy. 39 South, Aurora, Mo.
(3 miles south of Aurora on Hwy. 39).
and other areas of interest.
• NOTE: Lunch & restrooms available • Part of sale held under cover
The motion carried with five
Inspection sale day only • Parking in field
TRACTOR • MACHINERY • TOOLS • Late model 1955 Ford tractor 600 series,
yes votes and zero no votes.
good paint & condition, 4 speed, nice tractor • 3 pt. 1 row cultivator • 3 pt. potato plow
John Sullivan and Jon Horner • 3 pt. pond scoop • 3 pt. bale spear • 2 riding lawnmowers, need repair • Pull behind 5
hp lawnmower • Miller Thunderbolt 225 amp welder • Nice Garden Way 2 wheel cart
abstained.
Contractor wheelbarrow • Small 1 hp air compressor • Bench vise • Bench grinder •
A motion was made by •Lawn
& garden tools • Long aluminum extension ladder & wooden extension ladder w/
David Haddock and seconded wooden walk board • 5 ft. aluminum stepladder • Large bolt cutters • Large come along
Wooden cattle show box • Roll of new woven wire • Barb wire • Drill press vise • Air
by Jon Horner to approve •tank
• 2 propane bottles, 5 gal. • 4 porch benches • Metal shelves • Galv. water cooler
board policy updates as fol- • Industrial mop bucket • Coal bucket • Shopping cart • Fishing tackle • Galv. wash tubs
jugs • Bird bath & concrete lawn ornaments • BBQ grill • Ant. 4 blade electric
lows; BCA, BCCA, EBAB, •fanCrock
• Glass top picnic table, 4 chairs, & umbrella • 2 sets golf clubs • Work Mate •
EBAC, GB(formerly GCE), Welding helmet • Metal square wash tub on stand • 2 sleeping bags • Several 6 ft. foldGBEBC, IGAEB, IKAD, JECA, ing tables • Note: there is a shed in the barn full of farm & tool related items unable to
see at time of listing.
JECC, JHCB, JHG and KKB.
FURNITURE • GLASSWARE • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • Antique wood rocking
The motion carried with seven chair • Ornate antique cabinet • Nice wooden desk • 4 pc. bedroom suite • Nice wooden
cabinet w/shelves • Nice couch table • Nice blue couch • Real nice entertainment center
yes votes and zero no votes.
w/drawer & shelf • Flat screen 42” TV • Coffee table & 2 end tables • Several wooden
A motion made by Chad carved pictures • Nice round coffee table • Grandfather clock • 2 nice green arm chairs
• 4 pc. king size bedroom suite • Nice dining table & 4 chairs • Nice glass & brass curio
Yarnall and seconded by Jer- cabinet • Real nice serving cart • Drop leaf serving cart & 4 wooden TV trays • 2 nice
emy Marple to authorize pink arm chairs • Nice rattan set of shelves • Rattan couch & love seat • Full size bed •
Dresser & chest w/glass doors • Cedar chest • Set of twin beds, chest of drawers, desk &
Goods and Services Bid/ chair • Wooden rocking chair • Glass top hall table • Morse sewing machine in cabinet •
Quote Requests for the 2016- Nice old small Singer sewing machine in wooden case • Several table lamps • Antique
• Couch & arm chair • Frigidaire double door refrigerator, black w/stainless doors
2017 school year. The motion lamp
• GE washer & electric dryer • Kitchen table & 4 chairs • 4 kitchen chairs on casters •
carried with seven yes votes Camel back trunk • Glass top breakfast table & 4 chairs • Breakfast table & 2 chairs •
2 padded bar stools • 2 beer mirrors & beer light • National Hawaiian guitar in case &
and zero no votes.
amp • Large lot of books, all kinds • Chest type deep freeze • Invocare hospital bed,
A motion was made by electric w/real nice mattress • Fold up wheelchair • Nice wheelchair walker w/brakes
hyd. lift w/accessories, nice • Treadmill • Large lot Christmas decorations
Becky Henningson and sec- •• Invocare
Extra large lot linen • 1960s vintage 87 pc. set Harmony House flair pattern dishes
onded by Jon Horner to accept • Several pcs. silver plate serving pcs. • Few pcs. of sterling silver pcs. • Painted cake
Engineering Service Agree- plate & server • Silver plated coffee pot, cream & sugar w/serving tray • W.M. Rogers
set of silverware in case • Oneida plate set of silverware in case • Barbie doll case &
ment with Anderson Engi- accessories & other dolls • Large set of Pfaltzgraff dishes & extra pcs. • Pyrex bowls •
neering for the intermediate Everyday dishes, pots & pans • Kitchen Aid classic mixer • Lean Mean grilling machine
• Slow cooker • 3 nice sets of cook ware • 2 rolling pins • Antique mixer • Sad irons • 2
building project. The motion brass teapots • 2 real old coffee pots • Old hat boxes • Large lot of what nots • Antique
carried with seven yes votes electric lamp • Brass ducks • Music boxes • Vintage Costume jewelry from 70s & 80s •
3 John Deere toys in box • Lots & lots of other items not listed. To see complete list go
and zero no votes.
to web page
SALE PROCEDURE: Sale starts with small household items & tools w/tractor &
The following items were
at 11:30, then furniture.
presented for Discussion and machinery
TERMS: CASH or good CHECK Not Responsible for Loss or Accidents Positive
Information; Salary/Welfare Picture I.D. Required • Statements Sale Day Take Precedence Over Printed Material
Board Update, Cooling Tower
Estate of David & Delorise Johnson
Water Treatment Agreement,
Dianne Andrews, Per. Rep
Summer Projects Planning,
Fiscal Budget Planning and
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82.73 acres of pristine open pasture with scattered “Whispering Pines”, with areas of virgin
timber. Two spring fed ponds and good fences, with a separate fenced off pasture. Spectacular mountain views for your new home and just minutes away from Cassville, Aurora,
Branson West, Table Rock Lake at Cape Fair & Shell Knob. Located along Highway EE in
Barry County Missouri ½ mile west of the Flat Creek Bridge. Survey has just been completed and a driveway entrance has already been approved by MO DOT.
Terms of Real Estate: $15,000 down day of the auction, with balance due in 30 days with
5% buyer premium added to closing price. Taxes will be pro-rated to day of possession.
Barry County Abstract & Title Company will hold escrow money. Buyers and Sellers will
share closing costs and title insurance. Buyers are responsible for their own inspections and
due diligence on this parcel. No liabilities are assumed by sellers or the auction company.
Property is to be sold as is where is with no warranties expressed or implied. This parcel will
not be sold contingent on the buyer obtaining financing. All financial arrangements must be
made prior to the auction.
PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION • 10am
Equipment
Farm Trac 60 tractor, 4 cyl diesel, less than 1200 hrs., sells with loader and quick tach
bucket; quick tach bale spear to be sold separately; Mohawk Bronco 72 6’ brush cutter; (2)
smaller brush cutters; 3pt bale unroller; 6’ box blade; 5’ rock rake; ground drive manure
spreader; 12’ pasture harrow; International post hole digger with 10” auger; 6’ grader blade;
homemade trailer; disc harrow;
Lawn & Garden Equipment
24 hp Troy-Built riding lawn tractor with 46” deck and bagger; Troy-Built Pony rear tine
roto-tiller; Craftsman big wheel string trimmer; soaker hoses; bird feeders; small amount of
usual lawn and garden tools;
Woodworking Equipment, Electrician Supplies & cherry rough sawn lumber
Multi-tool Shop Smith; Floor model drill press; electric cement mixer; Delta 6” joiner;
Craftsman 10” radial arm saw with homemade table; ½ hp jet pump; electric tile cutter
with pump; Bostitch roofing nailer; roof jacks; 3/4” conduit bender; ceiling light fixtures;
electric wire from #14 to #000, copper and aluminum; electric conduit fittings; electric
boxes; electric outlet covers; electric switches and outlet boxes; Hethic tube checker; box of
assorted tubes; speakers; several board feet of rough sawn cherry lumber
Tack
Saddle King 15” western saddle; numerous over the ear leather bridles with bits;
fancy silver trimmed show halter; fancy steer or heifer show halter; barn fan; other
misc tack supplies;
Books & Household Misc
Large assortment of the hardback classics; children’s books; artist collection books;
gardening books, cookbooks, paperback books; spice rack; wall décor; crocheted and
embroidered linens; bar stools; holiday décor; used 36” electric stovetop with downdraft;
Misc Farm Supplies
Grain troughs; Bull Master mineral feeder; 12 volt fogger; (2) water tanks; Powder
River manual catch head gate and squeeze tub;
Consigned Items:
New in the box, Henry Golden Boy lever action .22 LR rifle, never fired; solar fencer;
misc tools; oak lumber; Chicago 70 amp. electric welder, new in box; E-Z Go electric golf cart (needs new batteries); decorative iron wheels, all sizes and shapes; new
aluminum diamond plate tool box, for GM, with keys; large Ridged pipe wrenches;
chain boomers; other items too numerous to mention.
Terms of personal property: Cash, check or credit cards. No items will be removed until
settled for. Sellers or auction company are not responsible for accidents, errors in listings
or lost items. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over any printed matter.
When registering for a buyer number proper I.D. will be required.
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Cassville
Library
events
• Full of facts and good at
games? Test your knowledge
at Trivia Night, Thursday,
May 26, at 6 p.m. Prizes and
snacks are included. You may
join a team when you arrive
or form a team of your own.
• All are welcome to attend
the crochet class on Fridays at
10:30 a.m. Materials are provided or you may bring your
own. Beginners are urged to
attend.
• All branches of the
Barry-Lawrence Library will
be closed on Monday, May
30, in observance of Memorial Day.
• Registration for the
Summer 2016 Reading Program, On Your Mark, Get
Set, Read!, will begin at each
branch location on Tuesday,
May 31.
• A special make-it-andtake-it craft activity will be
offered on June 2 at the Cassville Branch from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. Online registration
through the BLRL website
begins May 30.
• There will be a pre-school
story time on Thursday, June
2, beginning at 10 a.m. As
part of the summer program,
the theme of this session will
be Get Ready, Get Set, Move
It! Ages up to five are welcome. Call (417) 847-2121 for
additional information.
Cassville Choirs has record number of State qualifiers
On April 1, Cassville Choirs attended the District
Vocal Solo/Small Ensemble Festival in Joplin. The
following ensembles received a 1 (exemplary)
rating: Hemphill Girls (Brianna Hemphill, Katie
Stockton, Katlyn Rose, Hayley Nape, Michaela
Preddy, Callie Beagle, Maddie Mason), Strahan
Girls (Madison Strahan, Kaylee Boxley, Maddie
Mason, Rainy Shipman, Ambria Vaughan, Addyson Nunley, Emily Sink), Wolf Mixed (Kiley Wolf,
Jaci Evans, Brooke Cornell, Jena Hilburn, Drake
Thomas, Jackson Kirk, Allen Lambel, Leigh Cox),
Campbell Mixed (Jordan Campbell, Camille Holman, Lisa Lambel, Sky Dill, Coleman Hoppes,
Jeremiah Davison, Kameron Kalbaugh, Brandon McCracken), and Smithson Mixed (Nicarah
Smithson, Abbi Atkinson, Brenna Pendergraft,
Tyler Wallace, Megan Sloan, Seth Stockton, Brian
Oliphant).
Ensembles that also medaled with a 2 (outstanding) rating are: Graves Mixed (Kassie Graves,
Chelsey Small, Cheyenne Black, Ryann Stewart, Jeremiah Hilburn, Jakob Bredeson, Charlie
Seymour, Sam Paddock), Stringer Girls (Laura
Stringer, Jami Oliphant, Kimberly Coolidge, Kaylee Coursey, Megan Richter, Sam Mitchell, Maria
Wise), and Sommers Mixed (Anne Sommers,
Hope Boston, Alexis Cieslinski, Savannah Willis, Jacob Stattler, A.J. Goergen, Zylin Jung, Alex
Erwin).
The Thomas Men (Drake Thomas, Coleman
Hoppes, Jackson Kirk, Brian Oliphant, Jeremiah
Hilburn, Jakob Bredeson, Leigh Cox, Allen Lambel) also received a 3 (satisfactory) rating.
Solos that received a 1 at Districts are: Brian Oliphant, Jaci Evans, Brooke Cornell, Drake Thomas,
Kiley Wolf, Coleman Hoppes, Kassandra Graves,
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Brenna Pendergraft, Addison Nunley, Hope Boston and Sky Dill. The 3 ratings were awarded to
Megan Richter and Jeremiah Davison.
The vocal contestants who received a 1 at Districts on a solo or small ensemble qualified to attend
the State Music Festival in Columbia on April 30,
2016. This year, the choir had a record number of
15 events which qualified for this advanced level
of competition. The Hemphill Girls Ensemble was
awarded a 1 rating along with soloists Kiley Wolf,
Brooke Cornell, Lisa Lambel, Brianna Hemphill, Drake Thomas and Jaci Evans. The following
ensembles received a 2 rating: Strahan Girls, Wolf
Mixed and Smithson Mixed. Campbell Mixed was
awarded a 3 rating. The choirs are under the direction of Mary Richmiller and Leslie McCullough.
Southwest Middle School 4th quarter Perfect Attendance
5th grade: Logan Campbell,
Anna Church, Jacob Corter,
Bryce Hammers, Jacob Nelson, Colton Pendergraft,
Hunter Peterson, Tyler Sa-
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Saturday, May 28 • 10 AM
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FARM ITEMS - sells approx. 10:45 AM
Golf carts - Harley Davidson Fat Boy - camping trailer
- fishing boats - pontoon paddle boat - rods, reels,
fishing tackle - boating items, water toys, paddles, life
vests, vintage collectible fishing - lodge & cabin decor
- oak furniture - sofa & love seat - lawn equipment construction equipment - tools - utility trailer - camping
gear - lawn & patio furniture - several firearms, rifles &
handgun - select collectible coins & troy oz rounds.
24 ft. aluminum stock trailer
1996 Peterbuilt Truck 300,000 miles
PTO-3pt. Stump Grinder
10' 3pt. Hydraulic Blade
2009 Dodge Big Dually 4WD Cummins diesel 6 spd. B & W Trailer hitch also Receiver
Hitch 4 Dr. w/reg. pickup box bed
275,000 miles
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016 5B
Purdy names Character Education winners for May
Purdy Elementary Principal
Janet Boys announced the
character education medal
winners for the month of
May. In partnership with elementary counselor Gary
Jurgensen, Purdy’s kindergarten through fourth grade
teachers present a different
character trait each month.
At the end of the month,
each teacher nominates one
student who best exemplifies the trait presented. These
students receive character
medals from Mrs. Boys at a
special assembly.
In May, students focused
on courage. May medal winners are fourth graders Jeremiah Williams and Tegan
Patterson; third graders
Serenity Morris, Ethan Thao
and Dayten Farris; second
graders Alianna Gower,
Lucy Lee and Jason Villa;
first graders Isaias Lopez,
Brianna Garcia and Carlos
Juarez; and kindergartners
Violet Wolf, Lilly Holloway
and Isabella Williams.
The Purdy Character Education winners for May are pictured above, from left to right. Front row: Alianna Gower; Serenity Morris;
Ethan Thao; Violet Wolf; and Isabella Williams. Middle row: Mrs. Charlotte McGuirk, as “Charlie”; Carlos Juarez; Brianna Garcia; Isaias Lopez; Jason Villa; and Mrs. Stefanie Young, as “Steffie.”
Use Cassville’s Masonic Lodge,
Back row: Lucy Lee; Tegan Patterson; Coach Joshua Hughes, as “Joshie”; Jeremiah Williams; and
18th & Main St. for your
Dayten Farris. Absent for photo: Lilly Holloway.
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As part of continued efforts in keeping patrons informed,
the Southwest R-V School Administration provides
monthly information concerning board meetings.
A recap of the May 12, 2016, regular meeting is as
follows:
The Board convened for its meeting at 7:27 p.m.
Consent items were approved, including accepting
the resignations of 5th grade teacher Melissa Horn,
middle school math teacher Deborah Evans and special education teacher Teresa Alverson. In addition,
the following were hired for the 2016-2017 school
year: William Caldwell—vocational agriculture, Lauren Forste—4th grade, Julie Henry—3rd grade, Paula
Rawlings—5th grade and Brenna Zucca—4th grade.
Under old business, discussion took place in respect
to bus purchases.
The only new business item was the approval of the
district Program Evaluation Plan for the 2016-2017
school year.
Under administrative and program evaluations, the
Board reviewed the monthly maintenance and administrative reports, as well as approving contracting with
the Scott Regional Technology Center for the 20162017 school year.
The Board moved into Executive Session at 7:46
p.m. for approximately 50 minutes to discuss various personnel items, reconvening in open session and
adjourning at 8:35 p.m.
The next regular meeting is scheduled for June 16 in
the high school library at 7 p.m.
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I was listening to the radio the other day, the station I was tuned into looks for odd news
items. One in particular caught my attention. USC, The University of ‘Southern California,
graduated their oldest graduate on record last week. 96 years old when he received his
original diploma. I would suppose working at a job long enough to qualify for a pension
will be difficult.
In reality it was a big misunderstanding. The gentleman thought he had graduated in
1953. Recently, he wrote the University asking for a copy of his diploma, which he never
received. He was informed he was one class short of graduating. 63 years later he took the
needed class. By the way, his major no longer existed.
63 years of being certain of something and then finding out he fell short. We can
be thankful God is not that way. His commands and guidance are easily understood
and followed; “For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments: and his
commandments are not grievous.” 1st John 5:3. We can, by following the inspired words
of the New Testament, know we have completed our Christian course. “According as his
divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness, through the
knowledge of him that hath called us to glory and virtue:” 2nd Peter 1:3.
Don’t “hope” you are complete in God’s sight; “know” by following his words as
revealed in the Holy Scripture. We invite you to join us at The Mill Street Church of Christ
as we follow God’s will in spirit and in truth.
BIBLE CLASS
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clean-up set for June 6-10
The City of Cassville’s annual spring clean-up will
be held June 6 through June
10. Republic Services will
accept additional household waste and large items
on regular collection days.
The following items will
be accepted at the curb:
barbecue grills; patio furniture; outdoor furniture;
sofas; dressers; loveseats;
recliners; desks; televisions;
bundled guttering; beds,
including hide-a-beds. mattresses and box springs;
wood pallets; waste from
small remodeling or wood
projects with materials cut
into four-foot sections and
stacked; sinks; toilets; cabinets; vanities; carpet cut
into four-foot lengths and
bundled; fencing that is cut
into four-foot lengths; and
bicycles.
Republic Services will
not accept tires, yard waste,
large quantities of ash, dead
animals, raw sewage, waste
oil, hazardous materials,
wet paint containers, chemicals, flammable substances,
lead batteries, acid batteries, or waste from large
remodeling or construction
projects.
The City is also offering a service to Cassville
residents who want to dispose of large appliances and
metal. One option will be
to take only metal or large
appliances to a dumpster
located at 503 Mill Street.
This is across the street
from the Barry County
Sheriff ’s Office. This option
is free. The other option
will be to have Cassville residents set large appliances
at their curb side for Repub-
lic Services to collect. There
is a $15 fee for the second
service. Residents must
pay the fee at the Cassville
City Hall by May 3 in order
to schedule a pick-up for a
large appliance.
The following large
appliances will be accepted
after the $15 fee has been
paid: dishwashers; washing
machines; dryers; hot water
heaters; and stoves. Republic Services will also accept
refrigerators, freezers and
air conditioners that display
a tag from a licensed technician proving that all freon
has been removed from the
item.
Yard waste will be
accepted as normal at the
Yard Waste facility behind
the Cassville Aquatic Park.
All Points Recycling now
accepts electronics.
Pastor Kevin Hilton
Sunday School 10:00 am
Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am
Sunday Evening Worship 6:30 pm
Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7:00 pm
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Pictured above are the Central Crossing fall prevention instructor and class graduates. From left
to right: Marisa Andrews, instructor; Rita Goodhead; Jerry Arnold; Beth Harp; Karin Stanley;
Sue Mead; Betty Phoenix; and Sara Paterson. Not pictured is Captain Frank Herbert (USN, ret).
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Sara Paterson, Central Crossing Senior Center administrator, to put your name on
a list, now forming. Sara can
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in an effort to prevent injuries due to falls. This class
comprised eight two-hour
sessions with class instruction by Marissa Andrews,
Senior Center Administrator
from Nixa, with assistance
from Mercy Physical Therapy
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Barry County Advertiser Cassville art students place at Big 8 art competition
Cassville Middle School had 15 students place at the Big 8
Middle School Art Show in individual categories. Several of
those students placed in more than one category.
In addition, the CMS advanced art students earned second
place for their group project created out of recycled paper.
CCSC Recreational
Library works to help Hospice
Last week, Sharon Clute,
the Central Crossing Senior
Center (CCSC) librarian,
and her husband, George,
worked to assist two hospice facilities in Springfield.
They delivered over 150 cassette books on tape for use
in their hospice programs.
CCSC routinely receives
donated durable medical
equipment and sometimes
finds itself with an excess.
This excess, comprising of
wheel chairs, walkers, porta-potties, etc., was loaded
and taken to the hospice
facilities along with the
books on tape. The books
on tape were overages from
the newly-formed lending
library and needed to find
new homes. Together these
contributions will go a long
way to lessen the burden of
those suffering with end-oflife experiences and hopefully brighten their days on
some level.
If you would like to help
in the recreational lending
library or in any other volunteer function at the Central Crossing Senior Center,
please contact the Center’s
administrator Sara Paterson
at (417) 858-6952 to see how
you can be a part of helping
seniors in the local community and sometimes beyond.
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Individual award winners are pictured above, from left to right. Front row: Jonathan Oliphant, Kasen Holman, Hailey Miller,
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The advanced art group project members are pictured above, from left to right. Front: Hallie Walker, Emily Costlow, Angela Meza,
Pamela Velasquez and Sophie Scott. Back row: Jacob Houskeeper, Austin Mcfarland, Parker Marple, Kennedy Parnell and Kara
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RESIDENTIAL
$249,900
$119,000
$149,900
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RESIDENTIAL
60051556 - 4 bedrooms,
3 baths, 3-car garage in
SaddleRidge
Subdivision. Brick & vinyl with
full basement. Hickory
cabinets. Pantry.
3.5
acres m/l. RV pad.
60043889 - Corner lot
in Wildwood Estates.
Nice and very clean inside this 3 bedroom, 2
bath home. Screened-in
porch. Plenty of shade
trees.
60045925 - 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, 3-car garage.
Just outside city limits.
Well, septic, chain link
fence, covered deck. Appliances stay.
$125,900
$219,900
$109,900
60050222 - 2 bedrooms,
1 bath, home in established
neighborhood.
Fenced back yard. Appliances stay. Rear deck.
$60,000
UCED!”
“PRICE RED
$179,900
“PRICE
!”
REDUCED
$79,900
$136,000
$59,900
$119,900
$29,900
60037721 - PRICE REDUCED!
OVERLOOKING FLAT CREEK. What
a view! 3 bedrooms,
3 baths, 2-car garage.
Newly updated. Great
master suite. Decks on
2 levels.
60022823 - PRICE REDUCED! 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, maintenance-free
home. Sunroom, appliances, central heat & a/c.
All city utilities.
60047312 - ALL BRICK
HOME with a metal roof.
Very low maintenance.
2-car attached garage, 3
nice size bedrooms, and
3 full baths. Lots of oak
cabinets and a formal
dining room.
60047306 - Located in
a quiet neighborhood.
Dine-in kitchen with 3
bedrooms, 1 bath. Ceramic tile floors throughout. Plus, and in-ground
storm shelter.
60046203 - WANT CLOSE
TO ROARING RIVER?
Look at this. 3 bedrooms, walkout basement, office, 2-car garage & large pantry.
$125,000
$239,000
$119,900
$385,000
RESIDENTIAL
60045263 - 3 bedrooms,
2.5 baths, plus a large
living room with a stone
fireplace and insert. A
full finished walkout
basement. Work shop,
storage shed, and 2-car
detached carport. 2
acres m/l.
60047709 - BRICK, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and level
10 acres m/l. Most appliances transfer. Small
basement storm shelter.
1 bedroom apartment.
60030806 - All city utilities with newer metal
roof and newer a/c and
water heater. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Covered
deck & porch.
60041303 - Close to
school.
Great rental
house or starter home.
All city utilities on 3 lots.
Detached garage and
located on a dead end
street.
60029912 - 3 bedrooms,
1.5 baths, family room,
sunroom/office,and
hardwood floors. 2-car
garage. 2.5 acres m/l.
No restrictions. Close to
Walmart.
60037881 - 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, home on 10 acres
m/l with lots of potential. 40’x90’ shop with 2
offices. Pond. Call for
appointment.
60036866 - MUST SEE
HOME north of Exeter
on Farm Road 1065, just
off CC Hwy. 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, with fantastic
views in all directions.
60037176 - 3 levels of
living on lake front property. Log home with 3
bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 living areas. Great kitchen.
3-car/boat building.
RESIDENTIAL
$159,900
60044763 - HARDWOOD
FLOORS<
VAULTED
CEILINGS, & GRANITE
COUNTER TOPS are just
a few amenities. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Central
heat & air and a large
covered deck. Nice!
$119,900
60034207
LARGE
SQUARE
FOOTAGE
with newer updates in
& out. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. Beautiful maple
cabinets. Family room.
Metal roof. 30’x50’ slab
for shop.
$49,900
$125,000
$260,000
!”
REDUCED
60026769 - 2 bedrooms,
1 bath home. Close to
school has been updated
with newer wiring, newer
paint inside & out, newer
plumbing. Large yard.
Owner/agent.
60022184 - ALL BRICK
HOME with 4 bedrooms,
3 baths. Open floor plan.
Screened and covered
deck. Chain link fence.
Nice lot with city water.
60020507 - 3 bedrooms,
2.5 baths, beautiful kitchen. Large deck with hot
tub. All brick on 10 acres
m/l. Large shop building.
$129,900
60045210 - PRICE REDUCED! 3 bedrooms, 2
full baths, 2 living areas,
2 dining area. Fireplace.
3-car carport. 32’x40’
metal shop building.
Treehouse.
$119,900
60043215 - TUCKED
AWAY IN THE TREES!
A neat log-sided cabin
on just over an acre of
land. Cathedral ceilings
with an open staircase
leading to a carpeted loft
room.
“PRICE
ACT”
R CONTR
“UNDE
$59,000
60013406 - OVER 1300
SQ FT with 3 bedrooms &
1 bath. Large living room
& extra large kitchen.
Roof is approximately 5
yrs old & heat & air were
replaced 2 years ago.
2-car garage/shop.
PRIME SELLING SEASON IS HERE
WE NEED YOUR LISTING
$145,000
$189,900
$109,000
$69,900
$145,000
D!”
“PRICE REDUCE
$94,500
$149,900
$79,900
$133,000
60017022 - 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, home with newer kitchen. Family room.
Outside workshop &
craft room.
Poured
driveway. Quiet neighborhood.
60045504 - A CAR MAN’S
DREAM. 40’x50’ insulated shop with heat & air.
40’x40’ storage building.
4.5 acres m/l with hwy
frontage. 3 bedrooms,
home has been completely updated.
60013497 - CLEAN AS
THEY COME. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage. Corner lot in nice
neighborhood.
60050824 - AFFORDABLE. Double-wide on
3 acres m/l. Just on the
edge of town. Enough
land to have a cow or
horse. Storm shelter.
60036223 - BEAUTIFUL
HOME in Wildwood Estates. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, hardwood floors,
stainless appliances. All
city utilities.
60049125 - Singlewide
on 8 acres m/l with a
nice shop. This home is
ready for you to move in.
Beautifully landscaped.
30’x40’ shop building.
60052372 - LIVING THE
COUNTRY LIFE. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, on 3
acres m/l just outside of
town. Close to school.
Paved road.
60048878 - FENCED
BACK YARD, storm shelter, storage building, rural water with this 3 bedromms, 2 baths, mobile.
60015220 - CORNER
LOT with lots of room.
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths.
Custom cabinets and a
covered deck. Full basement is partially finished,
John Deere room. Large
fenced back yard.
VACANT LAND / LOTS
$5,500
60050738
THREE
BUILDING LOTS in an
established subdivision
on TABLE ROCK LAKE.
Lots are on a paved road
and have community water. Winter lake view.
60050050
$30,000
60052407 m/l
of
$5,000
potential.
available.
available.
60043757
-
GREAT
BUILDING
SITES
$10,000
OR
12.5
to the lake. Easy access.
approximately 75’x172’.
Airport Road in Shell
Knob.
Lake view.
$9,000
$42,900
60014836 - 3.5 acres
m/l on First Street. Ideal building location with
2 entrances, city utilities, lots of potential !
$175,000
S IS!”
“SELLING A
$30,000
$59,900
$180,000
$285,000
60014889 - VACANT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY in
Monett. City utilities available. Easily seen from
State Hwy 60.
60017810 - BUSY SMALL
TOWN CAR WASH. 3
bays; one automatic & 2
hand wash bays. 2 vacuum cleaner bays. Newer
equipment with hwy frontage. Vending machines &
coin changer.
Four Seasons Real Estate
60015025 - Part of this
18 acres m/l is inside the
city limits with city utilities available. Part is rural. You also get a pond
and a barn.
60014991 - GORGEOUS
90 ACRES M/L. Pond,
30’x50’ m/l shop building, well. Two 300 gallon
holding tanks. Possible
owner financing.
$574,900
60040265 - Smaller updated home on 71 acres
m/l of the Ozarks most
beautiful land. 1/2 mile
m/l creek crosses this
farm. 30’x60’ m/l barn,
& 30’x50’ m/l insulated
metal shop bldg. Abundant wildlife.
60049464 - 52 acres m/l
farm and large home.
Paved driveway. 30’x40’
m/l shop building. 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, 3 levels
of living.
60034024
-
WORK-
ING CATTLE LAND. 80
acres m/l. Includes barn,
ponds, electric cattle wa-
$280,000
60015050 - RESTAURANT/
BAR/GRILL. Some kitchen
equipment & walk-in cooler stay. Large enclosed
back lot. Central air. SELL
“AS IS”. Owner will consider any reasonable offer.
60023953 - PRICE REDUCED!
MO STATE
HWY 37 ACCESS AND
FRONTAGE. 1800 sq ft
block building. Possible
flea market or other retail
space. Plus 15-unit storage building.
60015145 - INSIDE CITY
LIMITS. 1.8 acres m/l
with city water and city
sewer. Nice building site
with lots of shade trees.
Owner would consider
trade of equal value.
fARMS
60042421 - APARTMENT
BUILDING with 8 units.
Close to school. Great investment. All apartments
have been remodeled.
$150,000
$49,000
$27,000
$99,900
COMMERCIAL
D!”
“PRICE REDUCE
city utilities.
$7,500
60015195 - VACANT
LOT. City utilities available. This large lot
(155’x178’) has chain
link fence on 3 sides.
Lot #6 is flat and ready
to build on.
$69,900
60015664 - This lot is
Fenced with 2 ponds.
land
60047388 - EAGLE
BLUFF. LAKE FRONT
LOT. 1/2 ACRE M/L.
acres m/l. 1 pond. Close
$53,000
More
$126,000
HUNTING LAND.
farm.
$399,000
burn. Mobiles okay. All
to Walmart. City utilities
90’x100’ m/l.
105 acres
cattle
60053208 - Lot in Wash-
30 acres m/l with great
in a rural subdivision.
CLOSE TO THE LAKE.
60041893 - HUNTER
GLEN
SUBDIVISION.
6.35 acres m/l with rural
water on the lot. Barry
Electric available. Let us
show you.
60052784 - LAKE VIEW.
Close
60015230 - CORNER LOT
with road on two sides.
Great building sites.
GREAT
$25,000
60042888 - 10 acres m/l
$55,000
-
BUILDING SITE.
terers.
60052990 - LAKE VIEW
270 ACRES M/L FARM.
Good fences and cross
fences.
Jack Nickols Jean Nickols Larry Daniels
Lea Hill
Bill Hill
Cindy Carr
Broker
(Cell)
(Cell)
(Cell)
(Cell)
(Cell)
(Cell)
417-880-5446 417-846-7306 417-847-0156 417-847-3241 417-847-7514
417-342-1506
$925,000
Good
ponds.
Good timber.
60052309 - 130 acres m/l
of farm land or development to sell parcels off
in smaller sizes. Great
$403,000
building sites. Lake view.
87 S. Main Street, Cassville, MO | 417-847-0156 | www.fourseasonscassville.com
arry County Advertiser B
BarryCountyadvertiser
9B
THE CLASSIFIEDS
BUY-SELL-FIND
AUTOS
FOR SALE
1976 JEEP
BOAT SLIP
10x24 with a 6000lb lift.
$27,900.
Golden airport area.
STORM
SHELTERS
FOR SALE
CJ5-AMC 401
Nice $7000
417-271-3051
417-342-7811
Reinforced concrete
with warranty.
In-ground and above ground.
2001 GMC YUKON SLT
HARRIS EXCAVATION
home 442-7331
cell 236-2255
---------------------------------
Great condition. 2 owners.
97,xxx mi. Leather
$8,500
417-847-7354
Garden Compost For Sale
FOR SALE
417-671-1252
lawn
FOR SALE
• 2 storage buildings • air
compressors • car batteries
• grinders • 2 hp engines
• a number of tools
417-669-2788
FOR SALE
$26,000.00
417-846-6438
MAYTAG PLUS
refrigerator with ice
maker, spill proof slide
out shelves
$300.00 • 417-652-3505
FOR SALE
Delta wooden porta crib with
mattress, new $40.00
Nice retro office chair $20.00
417-772-7333
located in Cassville
6 cylinder, 4 speed,
short bed, 31-1050-15
custom wheels
70% tread, exterior rough,
interior nice
Ron 417-678-0995
or 417-342-1509
3 mirrors; 1 hydraulic chair
(would be good for boats as
a captain chair);
nail table with 2 chairs;
pedicure chair; 1 shampoo
bowl; facial chair;
facial steamer;
Hot Cabi towel heater;
“Fake Bake” spray tanning
system; hair extension
system; shelves;
refrigerator;
microwave and more.
Nice one bedroom house
You move
call 417-830-8997
1988 Ford
F-150 4x4 300
• CRAFTSMAN LAWN TRACTOR
18hp, 38 in. deck
good condition, $350
• HARMONY GUITAR $145
solid spruce flat top
• 10,000 BTU Air Conditioner $65
$1500
417-652-3505
2003
CHRYSLER
Town & Country mini van.
Clean title, great front
and rear AC/heat.
Power seat/windows.
New tires & brakes.
Seats 7. am/fm/tape/cd.
166K miles. Transmission
slipping. Asking WAY
under blue book. $1,300.
Hair Salon
3 Stations
TROY-BILT
RIDING
mower 417-342-7529.
with 7 ft roll out
bbq gas grill
‘06 F350 Super Duty 4 dr,
2wd, white. Looks and drives
like new. 6 sp std, positrack,
chipped. $13,500.
417-847-6976
816-536-7126
leave message
17’ Catering Trailer
It’s a
Mystery Bookstore!
RAISE BEES. Everything to
raise bees except the bees.
$400. Ron 417-678-0995.
LONG GREEN ceramic top
table, 6 chairs. $95.00. 417835-9022.
FOR SALE
Westerns, Sci-Fi, Romance PLUS more!!
107 Public Square, Berryville, AR
www.itsmystery.biz
2000 sq ft doublewide
excellent condition
To be moved.
COOKBOOK COLLECTORS,
call 417-846-5256
1000’s to choose from. Cheap
prices. Also, 100’s cookie jars
to choose from. These are FOR SALE 25x100 Building on
antique and others. A&W Main Street, Wheaton. $13,800
417-652-7458
Antique Shop, Exeter.
SEADOO
COLORED MULCH
1997 GTX, 108 hrs
like new
$2500
417-271-3051
417-545-0232
Red, chocolate, cedar,
black, natural
We Deliver!
Landon Brattin 846-3714
FOR SALE
high powered 177 pellet
gun with Tasco scope.
1 box shells
417-847-3226
CLASSIFIED DEADLINE, Rates, and Policies:
Deadlines: Borders (classified display), Monday, 5pm; $5.60 per column inch. Line ads: must be pre-paid and are accepted until 12 noon
Tuesday; 50¢ per word, 10 word minimum. Ads must be printed or typed. Check ad first appearance. Refunds only if Advertiser error. One
week refund or correction will be provided; must occur within first week. The Advertiser is not responsible for mistakes on handwritten
ads; reserves the right to hold ads until account balance is paid; reserves the right to classify ads when no classification is given.
Our office is located 1 block north of the Post Office in Cassville. Ph: (417)847-4475; Add: PO Box 488, Cassville, MO 65625;
E-mail: class@4bca.com.
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Name
Address
City
Starting Date
Amt. Enclosed
Credit Card#
1
2
7
13
3
8
$6.50
19
$9.50
25
$12.50
14
20
26
Phone
No. Words
Cash
4
9
$7.00
$10.00
$13.00
15
$7.50
MOVING
SALE
cell 417-847-7877
FOR SALE:
• drill press with cabinet
• drill bits
• arc welder and supplies
• ATV floor jack
• wood splitter
• 3 Stihl chain saws 29” 24”
16” with extra chain
• mauls • axes with rack
• 2 large solid wood
book cases
• solid oak extra large
computer desk with chair
and computer
• 4 drawer file cabinet
on wheels
call 417-342-8526
8:30...9:45...11a.m.
Sunday Morning Worship
New Site Baptist Church
1925 FR 1060. Aaron Weibel preaching.
5
book lovers check this out...
Stock up for
Summer Sale
• Brand New Selection
• Top sellers • New Westerns
Biggest Shipment of the year!
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
RANDY’S USED BOOKS
buy/sell
417-622-0231 • 417-671-1142
Farm Road 1040, Exeter
• Heavy duty 2 wheel tilt
trailer, 10 ft. bed, 6 ply
tires & 1 spare,
hand-wrench, clear title.
$650
• Haulmark 4 wheel, 12 ft.
enclosed trailer, new tires,
door on side & back, very
good shape, clear title
$3,000
African
shoulder mounts
6
Kudu or Gemsbok
both 38”, horns good shape
10
$5.00
11
$5.50
12
$6.00
16
$8.00
17
$8.50
18
$9.00
21
$10.50
22
$11.00
23
$11.50
24
$12.00
27
$13.50
28
$14.00
29
$14.50
30
$15.00
Video Mart
Paying cash for
DVDs and Games
GARAGE SALE
417-772-7333
FOR SALE
14x70 mobile home
good condition
$3000 o.b.o.
417-466-8283
201 S. MAIN ST.
CASSVILLE
“Donate your gently used
items to Habitat. We supply
homes for the needy.”
We appreciate your support
in shopping and donation!
Pickup available
call for appointment
• household furniture
• household goods
• building supplies
• appliances
• toys
NO clothing, pianos or TV’s
Thank you
417-846-0110
Fri, May 27 • Sat, May 28
fishing equipment old and new,
bamboo rods, tackle boxes,
reels, tools, jars, insulators,
boating items, household items,
men’s & women’s clothes,
much misc.
25241 Shawnee Dr. Golden, MO
417-271-3536
YARD SALE Cancel if rain!
Friday 7-3, Saturday 7-noon.
Tons of stuff! Multi-family!
Hilltop, behind L&L.
31
$15.50
32 $16.00
33
$16.50
34
$17.00
35
$17.50
36
$18.00
❑ Autos ❑ For Sale ❑ Wanted To Buy ❑ Garage Sale ❑ Situations Wanted ❑ For Rent
❑ Farm & Livestock ❑ Pets ❑ Services ❑ Real Estate ❑ Help Wanted ❑ Lost & Found
❑ Wanted ❑ Notice ❑ Thank You ❑ Free
May 28th 7:00 - noon
at Hill City, located
3 mi north of Shell Knob
Rain or Shine
glider chair, end tables,
nebulizer system,
home decor
clothing in various sizes
SITUATIONS
WANTED
IT SHOULDN’T hurt to be a
child. Child abuse hurts both
the child and the parent. For
help call 1-800-392-3738 toll
free.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
New
Beginnings
is
now
meeting at Mitchell’s Plaza,
Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. For
more info, call 417-846-6305.
THE TURNING Point AA group
meets each Monday, west
corner of Mitchell Plaza, Hwy.
86, Eagle Rock, 7:00pm.
IF SOMEONE in your family
has a drinking problem, you
can see what it is doing to
them, but can you see what it
is doing to you? The Cassville
Al-Anon Family Group meets
Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
Cassville,
First
Methodist
Church,
Townsend
Street
entrance. Call (417)847-2068.
ALANON MEETINGS every
Thursday at 7:00 pm at
Mitchell’s Plaza, Hwy. 86 in
Eagle Rock.
LOST YOUR LICENSE?
Too many points or other
violations? We can take care of
the paper work and get your
license back!!
STATE SR22 FILINGS
See John at
HUGE
2 FAMILY
YARD SALE
FRI., SAT. & SUN.
7AM TO 5PM
RAIN OR SHINE
Too much stuff to list
and a lot more to come
See us at
7587 Jefferson St, Seligman
SWEETWATER
BEACH
Annual
Garage Sale
Golden, Mo. • 5 Homes
May 27 & 28
Fri. 8-3 • Sat. 8-12
power washer • carpet
shampooer • lawn boy
push mower • patio
furniture • table saw
• dishes • clothes • misc.
Golden: Hwy. 86 to J, 1 mile
north on J, straight on RA
3 miles, right on Farm Road
1255, follow signs.
CABINETS-
Glazed Maple. Never
installed. Solid Wood. Can
Add or Subtract to Fit
Kitchen. Cost $5900.
Sacrifice $1550 obo.
417-423-7919.
TWO
Garage Sales
Brenda Moore & Families
(417)235-6135
417-826-1950
or 417-342-4988
Times Run
Check No.
Exp. Date
WANTED TO BUY
GARAGE SALE
124 Robinhood Dr.
Sherwood Forest
Fri. 5/27/16 7am-5pm
Sat. 5/28/16 7 am-?
books, clothing, misc.
STARCHMAN INS.
Cassville, MO (417)847-3554
IF YOU are homebound or
unable to get out to meetings
but need help for the effects of
living with alcoholism, become
an Al-Anon or Alateen Lone
Member.
Contact
Al-Anon
Family
Groups,
1600
Corporate Landing Parkway,
Virginia Beach, VA 23454 or email wso@al-anon.org.
FOR RENT
Beaver’s
U-Store-All
Mini and Boat Storage. Located
at Hwy. 86/H, Golden, MO
☛ 7 SIZES: 10x12 up to 11x32
☛ Security Cameras
☛ Gate Open: 7am-10pm
☛Owner/Operator lives on-site
(417)271-3578
STORAGE UNITS
4 sizes. AA Hwy. & 112.
Reasonable rates.
(417)236-5737
•FOR RENT•
Wheaton mobile home
2 bedroom
Rent to own
417-652-3122
Deadlines: Bordered - 5 p.m. Monday; Line Ads (pre-paid) - 12 noon Tuesday • Deadlines: Bordered - 5 p.m. Monday; Line Ads (pre-paid) - 12 noon Tuesday
10B WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016
10B
FOR RENT
Now Available
Mobile Home Lots
RV Lots
2 & 3 bedroom trailers
AND studio apts...$275-$375
Appliances included. NO PETS.
Eagle Rock 417-271-3540
Nice park - Close to town
(417)847-3238
CASSVILLE
BEAUTY SALON
SPACE
All sizes, 24 hour access,
fenced & security gate
SO/MO Storage
(417)847-4500
Cassville square. Available now.
High traffic space. Start or grow
your salon. Room for storage, two
stations and retail products.
Apartment for Rent
1 bedroom, 1 bath
Washburn Apartments
(417)669-7221
417-846-6455
2 BD, 2 BA MOBILE
HENBEST STORAGE
All electric, close to town.
Water/trash included. No
pets. Ref. req. We do
background checks. Rent
$400, security dep. $400.
In nice park.
417-847-2400
Cheap rates
Several Sizes
Clean, Quiet Cassville Location
(417)847-3238 after 10 am
FARM & LIVESTOCK
HAY • U-CUT
1 BEDROOM/1 BATH
apt. in Cassville. Walking
distance to school. On site
laundry. $375/mo, includes
cable and water. $150/dep.
clover and mixed grass
20 acres
price negotiable
417-826-1945
417-846-3910
HAY FOR SALE
City View Apartments
Bermuda and crabgrass
square bales. $5/bale.
417-632-4629
417-592-6150
2 Bd. 1 Ba. Apt.
All appliances included.
Move in ready.
call/text 417-847-7297
FORD 3000
FOR RENT
gas, 8 speed
good tires
Nice 2 bedroom, 1 bath
house in Exeter. NO PETS.
Must have references.
$450/mo $400 deposit
417-442-3786 or
417-489-1254
leave message if no ans
603 Washburn St., Exeter
$2500
417-342-2663
Alpine Dairy Goats
doe kids $75
yearlings $100
milking does $150
417-489-2898
text/call evenings and weekends
FOR RENT
3 BR, 2 bath, ALL electric,
stove, fridge, DW, W/D hookup, Central H/A, Purdy. NO
PETS. $450.00
SERVICES
FIREWOOD $35/RICK for
cutting your wood on your
property. Brian 417-669-2667
417-236-5737
J&K
STUMPGRIND
ING
wks 33,34,35,36 prepd
BusyBee Landscaping & Backhoe, LLC
Retaining Walls
Face Lift for Gravel Driveway
Aeration
Dirt & Sod Work
Garden Tilling
Manure Spreading
Many More Services Available
417-628-3518
•
417-312-1906
TreeTech
Tree Service & Logging
trimming, topping
and removal
20 years experience
Free estimates, licensed
and insured.
call Ricky 417-846-5249
Bob’s
Brush Cutting
• When a dozer is too big
for the job and a Brush Hog
is too small, give me a call.
• Free estimates
417-342-9333
Triple H
Home Repair LLC
Contact Scotty
417-342-9863
HESTON AUTO DETAIL
Professional Auto Detailing
Full details starting at $75
call for estimate
417-342-8641
hestonautodetail@gmail.com
BRUSH HOG
• By The Hour
• By The Acre
(417)671-1456 (cell)
Accepting new customers for
the season or one time.
Free estimates.
Call 417-331-1332
Cassville/Shell Knob area
JOE’S LAWN
SERVICE
Mowing and weed-eating.
Residential and Commercial
Fully insured. 417-342-4787
GOT UNWANTED JUNK?
YOCK’S
Lawn/Garden/Shop Equipment,
Farm machinery, old cars,
trucks, tractors, appliances?
MOWIN’ SERVICE LLC
Call for FREE pickup
(417) 847-7822
417-671-1252
leave name and number
Extra Mile
Siding Co.
REAL ESTATE
417-342-1208
Beginners to Advanced
All Ages
Adult beginners welcome!
417-669-5146
CHECK IT OUT!!
“All Types” Homeowners
Insurance, Call John @
STARCHMAN INSURANCE
(417)847-3554
SEPTIC SERVICE
Eagle Rock Construction
417-271-3333
Mobile Power Wash
Heated High Pressure
Houses & Decks
Height no problem
Boats • Docks • Parking
lots • Heavy equipment
Eagle Rock Construction
417-271-3333
cell 417-847-7006
YOUNG’S
S UPER C
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Metal Roofing, Vinyl Siding,
Sofit’s, & Replacement Windows
Credit Cards Accepted
Call: (417)847-5464
call Bruce
WINDOW
CLEANING
Call Chris
at Ultra Clean Exteriors
417-342-0801
417-772-4660
OZARKS TREE SERVICE
ELKHORN CONSTRUCTION, LLC
Steve Pendergraft (417)846-7906
Roofs, deck, remodels, framework
to complete finishes from the
smallest project to the largest.
Beyond Clean
House cleaning & detailing
services. Home, office,
boats, autos, etc.
Darlene 858-0676
Home Repairs
and Remodeling
Electrical • Plumbing
Don • 417-773-1393
Rich • 417-342-3228
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate
advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair
Housing Act, which makes it illegal to
advertise any preference, limitation, or
discrimination because of race, color, religion,
sex, handicap, familial status, or national
origin, or intention to make any such
preference, limitation, or discrimination. We
will not knowingly accept any advertising for
real estate which is in violation of the law. All
persons are hereby informed that all dwellings
advertised are available on an equal
opportunity basis.
For Sale By Owner
Financing available
Low monthly payments
Low interest rate
Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath,
2 car garage. Nice neighborhood
Cassville Schools
call 417-846-0324
for more information
Must Sell!!
WOLF PACK
Brick Block & Stone Masonry
Home Maintenance
Very Affordable
Wanted:
YARDS TO MOW
Metal Roofs
BACKHOE • DOZER
GRAVEL • SEPTICS
NEW CUSTOM HOMES
(417)847-7756
(417)652-3505
Experienced • Licensed • Insured
Lifetime, transferable
material warranties.
7 year labor warranty.
CALL: (417)662-3865
SANDBLASTING AND
PRESSURE WASHING
SINCLAIR MOBILE
HOME TRANSPORT
Recently retired Cassville resident
Free estimates
Reasonable, Dependable, Insured
call 417-342-6893
✮
PTG GUNSMITH
Experienced/Insured
• ALL types of exterior siding
• Full line of replacement &
new construction windows
• Decorative stone
• Log cabin siding
• Overhangs & decks
Mobile Home
Moving & Set-Up
Local or Long Distance
Call: 847-7326
OWNERS
Aubrey Wolf
Denny Wolf
417-847-5502 417-574-6558
Call Ultra Clean Exteriors, LLC
(417)342-0801
Randy Miles
(formerly Tillman’s Septic)
Specializing in house washing, deck cleaning
& staining, roof cleaning & much more.
Cassville
Private Piano Lessons
BOB’S MOWING SERVICE
PROFESSIONAL
PRESSURE WASHING
Tree trimming & removing
Free estimates/insured
417-665-9736
don’t pay too much for your tree service
HANDYMAN
REMODELING
CONSTRUCTION
No job too big or small
patio decks
experienced in all trades
Phil 417-665-9521
Berm home. 3 bd., 2 ba.,
office, detached garage,
2 acres. 105 Merrimac, Exeter.
$89,900
417-671-1232
Home & Land For Sale
48 acres, 2400 sf home, secluded,
2 year round springs, heavily
wooded. • $275,000
(417)846-1638
FOR SALE
15+ ACRES
3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath
sun room, deck, 40’x60’
shop, 20’x30’ storage.
double carport, good deep
well, good septic
1/2 mile to lake.
Golden, MO.
417-271-4448
(cell) 712-249-0112
FOR SALE
3 bed, 2 bath very clean
doublewide on 4 acres.
Private country road, Exeter.
New windows & roof.
Front deck with
large back deck.
$68,000
417-835-2224
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Experienced dump truck driver
must have class A CDL
also, Mixer truck driver
class B CDL required
apply in person at 601
West 14th St, Cassville
417-846-6679
417-847-3200
Barry County Ready Mix
Live Receiving
Team Members
Full time - 40 hours
1st shift and 2nd shift
positions available
Starting pay per hour:
1st shift = $11.60
2nd shift = $12.10
Full benefit package available.
All applications will be
considered.
Apply in person. 9066 State
Hwy W, Cassville, MO.
We are an Equal
Opportunity Employer
DRIVERS: HOME WEEKLY! PAID
Health Ins, Vacation, Holidays &
More. Truck w/ fridge & Microwave.
CDL-A w/ 2yrs recent experience.
Standard Transportation Services
1-888-992-4038 ext 120
CLASSIC CONCRETE, LLC
is now hiring concrete
finishers/laborers with
at least 1 year experience
in construction or concrete.
Must be reliable
and have transportation
call/text 417-365-0041
Hiring Truck Drivers for
Flatbed Operation
Class A CDL Required
Great Pay Starting at
.50 cents per mile
for experienced drivers.
Great home time.
Call Jerry
417-761-3833
SECRETARY FOR
LAW OFFICE
Experience preferred
References required
Send resume to:
P.O. Box 491,
Cassville, MO, 65625.
For Sale by Owner
house and 5 acres
2/4 bedroom, 3 bath
Hwy 76 east of Cassville
$165,000
417-847-2016
Another Property
STUMPFF
Sold at Auction
SOLD MAY 21
Stringer LSold
D
SO
HWY. 112 S. Cassville, MO
Auctioneer Donnie Stumpff
www.stumpffauction.com
DRIVERS: TEAMS
140,000+, $5000 sign on
bonus, 4 month pay out, HOME
WEEKLY, Coast to Coast.
Excellent Benefits, including paid
Vacation. Paid Daily! 2015-2017
Freightliner Cascadia.
800-769-993 or
www.trailiner.com
DRIVER: Entry level, 1
month exp., NO CDL,
FREE training! $60,000/1st
Year. Excellent Benefits
including paid Vacation.
Paid Daily! Home weekly!
Solo: West 6 day runs.
800-769-3993
www.trailiner.com.
Put your advertising message in a publication that will be read
cover to cover by thousands!
arry County Advertiser B
MDC free
Mercy’s May
fishing
Co-Worker of the Month
June 11-12
HELP WANTED
CASSVILLE
HEALTHCARE & REHAB
A Skilled Nursing Facility- is now accepting applications for
CNA’s for all shifts
•
LPN’s • CMT’s
offering $1500 sign-on bonus for full-time LPN
•NEW PAY SCALE! BENEFITS & VACATION!•
Apply in person:
1300 County Farm Rd. Cassville, MO 65625
or call 417-847-3386 for more information
Cassville Healthcare & Rehab is an equal opportunity employer.
Angel & Company, P.C.
We are searching for a
Bookkeeping and Accounting Professional
who will be responsible for a diverse range of general
accounting tasks. Must be able to work independently with
limited or no supervision at times. This individual must be
highly organized, and be customer-service minded. Will be
responsible for accurate reporting. This role demands
excellent attention to detail and the ability to think
strategically. Minimum 2 years bookkeeping experience
required, tax preparation experience a plus.
Please send resumes to: twallace@angelcpas.com
-- THE CITY OF WASHBURN -will no longer accept applications for
City Clerk
after 4:00 PM, May 26, 2016
HELP
WANTED
Energetic person needed to
milk cows on a progressive
dairy south of Monett.
Pay based on willingness to
work and follow the milk
quality standards set
by the owner.
Cows are milked 3 times per
day so there will be various
shifts available.
No experience required.
Pallet Lumber
and Hardwood
Lumber
in Exeter are now accepting
applications for
MACHINE OPERATORS &
GENERAL LABORERS
Please apply in person M-F from
7:30 am to 3:30 pm in our office at
9193 State Highway 76 Exeter,
MO. Benefits after 90 days and
paid vacation after one year.
Please no phone calls!
Please call
417-235-6497
& leave message
B RIGHTON
RIDGE
ATTENTION
Brighton Ridge of Eureka
Springs is seeking
qualified individuals to fill the
positions of:
RN
LPN
Dietary Aides
Brighton Ridge offers a newly
remodeled living and working
environment located in the
beautiful city of
Eureka Springs, Ark.
Brighton Ridge
offers a competitive wage scale,
full health insurance, 401K plans,
and vacation benefits.
Please inquire at the
Business Office or send
resumes to Jayme Creek.
jcreek@victoriahealthcare.net
Fax: 479-253-5325
235 Huntsville Road
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
479-253-7038
DRIVERS: 2-3 day runs to
IL/IN/OH or 6 day runs to CA/AZ.
Excellent Pay, Benefits, Paid
Vacation & Bonuses! Same Day
Pay! 2015-2017 Freightliner
Cascadia. www.trailiner.com. 800769-3993.
Peachwood Manor
Hwy 76, Cassville
is now accepting
applications for
CMA Position
night shift
(417)847-3902
11B
The Arc of the
Ozarks is
Growing!!!
Would you like to provide
support to individuals with
disabilities in directing
their own lives as valued
members of the
community?
Come Join Our
Team!!
We are hiring for our
entry
level position:
Direct Support Staff
Shifts: Evenings,
Overnights, Weekends,
Monett, Mt. Vernon area.
Wage starts at $8.15/hr.
Must have HS
Diploma/GED, be a
licensed and insured
driver able to obtain the
Class E license, and at
least 18 years or older.
Apply Online/
In Person at:
The Arc of the Ozarks
1010 Old Airport Rd,
Monett
The Missouri Department of
Conservation’s (MDC) Free
Fishing Days are June 11 and
12. During Free Fishing Days,
anyone may fish in the ShowMe State without having to
buy a fishing permit, trout
permit or trout park daily tag.
Normal regulations remain in
effect, such as limits on size
and number of fish an angler
may keep. Special permits
may still be required at some
county, city or private fishing
areas. Trespass laws remain in
effect on private property.
Conservation makes Missouri a great place to fish, and
Free Fishing Days encourages
people to sample the state’s
abundant fishing opportunities. Missouri has more than a
million acres of surface water,
and most of it provides great
fishing.
For information on Missouri fishing, go anywhere permits are sold, or go online to
huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/fishing.
Ultrasound Technologist Amy Davis received the Mercy Hospital
Cassville Co-Worker of the Month for May. She has worked for
the Mercy Health System for the past 17 years.
Amy resides in Cassville with her husband, Shannon, and
three daughters, Torance, Jaycie and Kenzie. She enjoys softball,
church, garage sales and craft shows. When asked what she likes
most about working at Mercy, Amy stated, “The people. I love my
patients and my radiology co-workers. We are just like family.”
Pictured are Davis (left) and George Roden(right), Director
of Operations and Human Resources.
417-354-0071
thearcoftheozarks.org
WANTED
Housekeeper. Must have high
school diploma or hotel exp.
Apply noon to 4 pm at
Americas Best
Value Inn
Hwy. 37, Cassville
GEORGE’S
Immediate openings for
General production positions. Both day and night
shifts. Day shift starts AD
at
PRODUCTION
$10.10 and night shift is
TFN
$.50 more. Applicants
with 1 year of verifiable
poultry processing experience will start at the
1 year pay rate. Must be
able to provide verifiable
references, pass a post
offer drug screen and
physical.
Apply in person.
George’s Processing is an equal
opportunity employer.
THE CITY OF PURDY
currently has an
opening in its
Public Works
Department
A CDL will be required at the
time of employment. Water
and sewer licenses will also
be required at the time of
employment or to be able to
obtain in a length of time to
be determined by the
Board of Aldermen.
Applications may be
picked up at
Purdy City Hall
101 Front Street
during regular office hours.
The City of Purdy is an
equal opportunity employer
The City of Purdy
participates in Everify
No phone calls
Litho Printers & Bindery
in Cassville
is currently seeking a
12tfnc
Pressman Apprentice
e-mail resume to
lithoprinters@yahoo.com
or apply at
904 West Street
Cassville, MO 65625
ROARING RIVER
HEALTH & REHAB
(FORMERLY RED ROSE INN)
812 OLD EXETER ROAD
CASSVILLE, MO
We’re online!
Receive FREE unlimited digital
access to the
417-847-2184
We need an:
RN
full time
$1,500 hire in bonus
We offer great pay, holiday
pay, vacation & sick
pay after 90 days.
Health insurance available.
Please drop in and fill out our
new short application form.
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Jimmy Michel
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18,000
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V-6
$
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AWD
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11,000
$
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$
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2011 TOYOTA
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10,500
$
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2011 FORD
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22,000
$
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2010 FORD
F-150 PLATINUM
Leather
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25,500
$
•Sun Roof
•Nav #B65232
2006 JEEP
WRANGLER SE
11,500
$
4X4
•5-speed
#768473
2007 LINCOLN
MARK LT
Crew
Cab
15,000
$
•Leather
•Sun Roof
•4X4 •Nav •DVD
#J10397
2012 FORD
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#B31382
SALE $
Closeout Price
31,000
Jimmy Michel
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Leather
•Loaded
17,500
$
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Leather
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27,000
$
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2016 FORD FUSION TITANIUM 2014 FORD EDGE SEL
MSRP
8,000
Local
Trade
$
#181405
2012 LINCOLN
MKZ
14,500
$
FWD
#B68613
2008 FORD
EXPLORER XLT
$49,255
#B14375
Jimmy Michel
Closeout Price
SALE $
40,000
NEW 2016 FORD F-250
Reg Cab
Leather
•Loaded
#124574
19,000
$
Only 8K
Miles
#B86136
22,000
$
PRE-OWNED CAR DEAL OF WEEK
2005 GMC YUKON SLT
Loaded
•Leather
14,000
$
#806077
2006 FORD
FOCUS ZX4
FWD
8,000
$
•Local Trade
•V-6
#A62837
2010 TOYOTA
TUNDRA
•4X4
•DVD
•Sun Roof
MSRP
$39,785
#B31381
Jimmy Michel
Closeout Price
SALE $
32,000
Leather
#194145
10,500
$
Fuel Saver
#254791
4,000
$
Crew
Cab
#100292
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$
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