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Events
Town Hall
Meeting
Missouri
State
Represntitive Scott Fitzpatrick will hold a Town
Hall Meeting on Friday,
March 22, at 6:00 p.m.
The meeting will be
held in the Commissioners Room at the Barry
County Courthouse located on the square in
Cassville.
Easter Egg
Hunt
Red Rose Health and
Rehab will hold an Easter egg hunt on Saturday,
March 23rd. The hunt
will begin at 2:00 p.m.
Jenkins Fire
Annual
Dinner
The Jenkins Fire Department will hold their
annual dinner on Saturday, March 23, from 4:00
p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Dinner for adults is
$6 and $3 for children.
For more information, call 574-6859.
Wheaton
School
Carnival
The Wheaton School
Carnival will be held on
Saturday, March 23, from
5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at
the Wheaton School.
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number 23 cassville, missouri 65625-0488
Wednesday, MARCH 20, 2013
Farmers’ Market coming to downtown Cassville
Rachael Freeman
The Cassville Main
Street Association (CMSA)
and members of Garden Sass
have teamed up together to
bring a Farmers’ Market to
the square in Cassville on
Saturdays.
After conducting many
focus groups and surveys,
the CMSA found that one of
the main venues that citizens
want to see in downtown
Cassville is a Saturday.
Mary Cupps, who takes
the lead for the CMSA Promotions Committee, stated,
“We are thrilled to have this
happen.
“We are willing to do
what we can to make this
farmers’ market as successful as possible. Our goal is
to make the downtown area
vibrate and encourage people
to visit the square.”
Garden Sass president
John Potter expressed his excitement for the opportunity
to move to the square. “It
will be beneficial for us and
help Main Street bring more
traffic to the square.”
Garden Sass will setup around the square along
7th Street starting Saturday,
April 6th, and will be there
on Saturdays through November 23rd, weather permitting.
Garden Sass will continue their regular hours of operation behind MFA near the
city baseball fields on Tuesdays and Fridays from 7:00
a.m. to 11:00 p.m. starting
the first week of May. Members discussed the possibility
of forgoing Fridays and just
meeting on Tuesdays and
Saturdays if they are successful around the square.
Cassville Main Street
has asked that Garden Sass
provide an activity once a
month such as face painting,
bluegrass music or an opportunity for children to learn
about planting a garden.
While Garden Sass will
be in charge of managing
the Farmers’ Market, outside
vendors are encouraged to
take part. The cost is $5 for
the first day and $1 a day after that. CMSA has designated 20 spots for the Farmer’s
Market.
BC Sheriff’s Department
arrest fugitive after day-long manhunt
Kathee Baird
The almost day long
search for a man who stole a
Barry County Sheriff’s deputy’s service revolver while he
was trying to serve a warrant
on March 13th ended about
6 p.m. the same day with the
man’s arrest.
Chris Andrew Young,
21, of Monett, was wanted because he had violated
terms of his release after
he was charged with stealing a chain saw from the
Monett police department
last month.
The manhunt for Young,
who had a pair of handcuffs
dangling from his wrists
when he fled, ended when
he was apprehended hiding
behind a house about four
blocks from where the incident began, according to
Barry County Sheriff Mick
Epperly.
Several streets surrounding the apartment Young
bolted from were blocked
off by the fire department,
and some schools in the area
were placed on lockdown
for a couple of hours. Four
people who were inside the
apartment were taken into
custody, questioned and then
released, according to Epperly.
Barry County Prosecutor
Johnnie Cox charged Young
with stealing on March 4 and
he was released on his own
recognizance (without having to post a bond) and was
placed under the supervision
of the Southern Missouri Judicial Services.
According to the probable cause statement filed
against him in the stealing
case, he was driving a car
in which he had two passengers. The group spotted the
chainsaw, circled the block
and Young exited the car and
put the chainsaw in the back
seat, where police found it
when they stopped the car.
Epperly explained that the
police department had been
having a spate of stealing
issues and started utilizing
cameras in an effort to thwart
them.
On March 8th, the service supervising the terms of
Young’s release reported that
he had violated those terms,
and the deputy whose gun
was stolen was attempting
to arrest him after a warrant
was issued for his arrest. Epperly says Young, who told
jailers he was high on meth
when the officer attempted
to arrest him, had not been
reporting to the agency that
was supervising his pre-trial
release. “Had he just reported he wouldn’t have had a
warrant,” said Epperly.
One of the other two
people in that car, Jeremy
Danzer, 23, of Monett, also
was charged in connection
to the theft of chainsaw. A
27-year-old woman from
Pierce City who also was in
the car has not been charged.
Cox has charged Young
with assault of a law enforcement officer, resisting
arrest and stealing/theft of a
firearm in connection to the
March 13th incident. He is
being held without bond in
the Barry County jail.
Officers
from
the
Monett Police Department,
Police searching for
Cassville Schools vandals
Rachael Freeman
The Cassville Police
Department are currently investigating an act of vandalism to property on Cassville
Schools campus last Thursday night, March 14.
According to Cassville
Police Chief Dana Kammerlohr, the above photo is a security camera photo of the
vehicle involved in the vandalism.
Cassville School Superintendent Richard Asbill said
that the school is working
with the Cassville PD to
identify the perpetrator.
“It appears the vandals
drove around campus shooting a pellet/bb gun at various
windows causing window
breaks and damage,” stated
Asbill.
The vehicle has been described as a silver Ford Sport
Trac with tinted windows.
If you have any information concerning the vandalism, please contact the
Cassville Police Department
at (417)-847-4700.
Barry Electric COOP to hold
annual members meeting
YOUNG
Barry County Sheriff’s Department, Lawrence County
Sheriff’s Department, Missouri State Highway Patrol,
which also aided in an air
search, and Missouri Conservation Department assisted
in the search for Young.
Barry Electric Cooperative will hold its 66th annual
membership meeting at the
First Baptist Church Family
Life Center, located at Fifth
and West streets in Cassville,
at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday,
April 4.
Registration will begin
at noon and the business session will be called to order
at 1:00 p.m. Members are
asked to bring the registration card that is printed on
the outside cover of the April
issue of Rural Missouri.
The meeting will include: reports from officers,
directors and committees;
the election of three directors; and other business.
At the close of the meeting, each member attending and voting will receive a
credit certificate worth $10,
which can be applied to their
next electric bill.
All members are encouraged to attend.
Cassville’s Radio Shack closing after 14 years
Samantha Barberio
Jim Craig has been an
active member of the community for many years. He
was mayor for five years and
has been in business around
Cassville for 29 years.
His business ventures
included three franchises
over those years, which were
Craig’s Home Center, Western Auto Store and Radio
Shack.
His most recent store
is Radio Shack and after 14
years, they are closing the
doors to this franchise on Friday, March 29th.
Craig stated, “The business has been good to me. If
I could do it again, I would.
I’m going to miss it and miss
all the people. We’re grateful
for all our loyal customers
over the years.”
Many speculations have
came up about why Radio
Shack is closing, Craig states
the reason might be a shift in
buying habits.
For the remainder of
March, Radio Shack will
hold closing sale with all
items marked at 30 percent
off the ticketed price.
Pictured above, left to
right, are: Craig and Radio
Shack employee Doug Landstad.
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CHS group sponsors annual Chain of Life effort
Several personnel changes for City of Seligman
On March 7, the Cassville High School Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
kicked off their annual Chain of Life campaign to inspire students as well as community members to stay drug and alcohol free.
This year’s Chain of Life effort was started by Cassville’s Mayor Bill Shiveley and Cassville R-4 Superintendent Richard Asbill. The two signed their names on a slip of paper and
then looped the slips of paper together to start the chain. During March, students, staff and
the community are encouraged to add their names to the chain, which will be on display at
Cassville High School for the remainder of the school year.
Pictured above, in the front row, from left, are: Korissa Letta, secretary; Emily Cooper,
president; Mayor Bill Shiveley; Cassville Superintendent Richard Asbill; Miranda Gaches,
vice president; and Alex Hang. Back row: Bryton McCowan, male representative; Melissa
Arnold, reporter; Zach Thomas; and Linzie Osbun, female representative.
Samantha Barberio
On March 12th, the
Board of Aldermen for the
City of Seligman called their
monthly meeting to order at
7:00 p.m.
Many position changes
were reviewed along with
changes to the city. Since
the previous Mayor, Jason
Raucstadt, resigned at the
last meeting, positions for
Maintenance Supervisor and
Mayor are being decided.
The decision was made
to hire Wayne Persons as
Maintenance Supervisor. As
for the next Mayor, the Aldermen discussed potential
candidates. Shirley Beaver
was nominated by Alderman
Gerald Harling for the Mayor position and Alderman
Danny Hendrix nominated
Ron Corn for the Mayor position. Voting was held and
they made the motion to appoint Ron Corn as the Mayor
for the remainder of the term.
A new director is also
needed
for
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highest attendance in 2012
was 68 on July 1 with an
average attendance between
30-40 people.
The campers come as
they are, fish and an occasional dog visits as well.
Anyone in or around the park
is welcome to join us every
Sunday. In the event of bad
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during February totaled in
at $5,342. Library Director Brian Nichols reported
that for February revenue
for the library/museum was
$709.42 and expenses were
$1,339.87.
The Adult Education
Learning Program is doing
well. Seven students have
passed since August. Six
more students are set to test
by the end of the month.
The next Seligman City
Council meeting will be held
on Tuesday, April 9th, at
7:00 p.m.
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Campers’ Church to begin
Easter Sunday at Roaring River State Park
On March 31, which is
Easter Sunday, Barry County
Southern Baptist Association
will begin the Sunday worship services at the Roaring
River State Park Amphitheater.
The Campers’ Church
services time is 9:00 - 9:30
am and meets each Sunday
from March 31, to September 1, 2013.
The 36 churches and
missions of Barry County
Southern Baptist Association
lead the services that have
music and a message from
the Word of God.
The Association has
held church services for
campers since 1978. The
Management. No decisions
have been made on who it
will be.
City Clerk Brian Nichols informed the Council
that Barry Electric should be
installing the light poles on
Friday, March 15th. Nichols
also discussed adding a light
pole at the intersection of
Eggleston and Frost.
Nichols also informed
the Board that Connell Insurance has recommended that
they do not use Missouri Rural anymore due to their program and rising premiums.
Alderman Eric Freeman
made the motion to allow
Connell Insurance to switch
the Worker Compensation
Insurance to Midwest Public
Risk and the motion carried.
The Board also made to
motion to purchase a 1999
Chevy one-ton Silverado
from SOS in Wheaton for the
price of $4,500.
Other financial reports included the Court
Report. Fines collected
299900
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Spring
Open
House
Saturday, March 23
Everyone Invited
9:00-3:00
Pastor
Downtown
on the Square
Come join our Easter Egg Hunt!
WORSHIP
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Prizes in every egg!!
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Cassville Campus Auditorium
N. Bus. Hwy 37, Cassville
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WEDNESDAY, March 20, 2013
Community Calendar
Viola Baptist 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. on March 21.
Corinth Baptist 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. on March 25.
March 20
at 1:00 p.m.
Seligman Area Senior
Center will host a Pot Luck
Supper on Friday, March 22,
6:00 p.m. Entertainment by
"Bushwhackers".
Center will hold a donation
lunch on Wednesday, March
20, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,
at the senior center.
March 23
March 21
Red Rose Health & Rehab
will host an Easter egg hunt at
2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March
23. For kids ages 0-12.
Purdy High School Spanish Club will hold a benefit
concert on Saturday, March
23, 7:00 p.m., in the high
school gymnasium.
Jenkins Fire Department will host their annual dinner on Saturday, March 23.
Dinner will be served from
4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Adults
$6.00, children $3.00. For
more information, call 417574-6859 or 417-342-4243.
Eagle Rock Library will
hold their 4th annual Easter
egg hunt on Saturday, March
23, 11:00 a.m.
Purdy Summer Ball signups will be held Saturday,
March 23, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00
p.m., in the Purdy high school
gym.
Wheaton School Carnival will be held on Saturday,
March 23, from 5:00 p.m. to
7:30 p.m. at the school.
Seligman Chamber of
Commerce will hold a country dance on Thursday, March
21, 7:00 p.m., at the Seligman Chamber Event Center
north on hwy. 37. For more
information, call 417-6623612 or 479-381-2133.
Ozark Country Quilters
will meet on Thursday, March
21, 9:30 a.m., for a workshop
at the Old Fields Photo Archive, Room 8 (behind Papa
Vito's on hwy. 248).
March 22
Cassville Branch Library
will show "The Wizard of Oz"
on Friday, March 22, 4:00
p.m. Bring your own snacks.
The Barry County Small
Business Owners Network
will meet on March 22, 5:30
p.m., at the Barry County
Museum. Members are asked
to bring appetizers or finger
foods.
SWMO Tea Party will
hold their next meeting in
Shell Knob at the VFW on
hwy 39, on Friday, March 22,
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Blessing Heights Worship Center will perform
their Easter Play on Sunday,
March 24th, at 11:00 a.m. All
are welcome to attend.
Grace Southern Baptist
Church will hold their Spring
Revival with Brother Dayton
Brattin beginning Sunday,
March 24th, at 6:00 p.m. and
continuing the 25th - 27th at
7:00 p.m.
March 26
Cassville Men's Golf
League will hold its organizational meeting on Tuesday,
March 26, 9:00 a.m., in the
Club House Meeting Room at
the Cassville Golf Course.
Transition & Resource
Expo will take place on Tuesday, March 26, 3:30 p.m. to
6:30 p.m., at the Scott Regions Technology Center
(formerly the Southwest Area
Career Center), 2 David Sippy Drive, Monett, located behind the Monett High School
& Ramey's - Price Cutter. For
more information, call 417235-7022.
The Barry County Council on Aging board of directors will meet at 10:00 a.m. on
Tuesday, the 26th of March,
at the Cassville Healthcare
and Rehabilitation Center.
March 27
Cassville Middle School
will hold parent teacher
conferences on Wednesday,
March 27, from 3:30 p.m.
to 6:00 p.m. and Thursday,
March 28, from 3:30 p.m. to
7:00 p.m. Parents stop by the
office on your way in to pick
up grade cards.
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3rd Quarter Honor Roll:
2nd Grade- Payton Morris,
Traven Walkingstick, Zak
Cassville Branch Library
Starr, Signe Suchowski,
will hold an Egg Hunt on
Jordn Martin and Nathaniel
Saturday, March 30, at CassSalsbury.
ville's Aquatic Park at 10:00
a.m. for children grade 2 and
1st Grade- Faith Outhouse,
younger. Call 417-847-2121
Aubrey Taylor, Brooklyn
for more information.
Blanchard, Tristan Fry, Kayla
Hendrix Sandeep Maharjan,
Center will hold a bake sale
Cadence Murray, Tehya
beginning at 8:00 a.m. on SatRoss, Natalie Sanko, Emma
urday, March 30.
Brown, Brendyn Paulsen,
Seligman Chamber of
Alexis Raucstadt, Brooklynn
Commerce will host their
Slye, Sophia Whyman, Kyler
7th annual Chamber Banquet
Ball, Lyric Bernard, Jesse
on Saturday, March 30, 5:30
Brooks, Bryan Everitt, Abip.m. For more information,
gail Floyd, Tydr Martin and
call 417-662-7000.
Benjamin Morris.
Shell Knob's Coast Guard
Auxiliary will be offering a
course in boating safety on ‘A and B’ Honor Roll:
Saturday, March 30, 8:00
a.m. Pre-register by calling 4th Grade- Dustin Hendrix,
Meagan Hocutt, Tanner
417-271-9116.
Cassville Healthcare and Joyner, Mackinlee Kellogg,
Rehab will host an Easter Laney Moore, Lucus Cypret,
egg hunt for the community Austin Pippin Colton Higkids ages 0-11. For questions, nite, Taylor Jones, Jonethan
Miller, Kalie Pendergraft,
call 547-3386.
Zoe Bishop, Khloe Holder,
Hannah Hougland, Taylor
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will have the Easter Bunny
visiting them at 10:30 a.m.
on Wednesday, March 27th.
Bring your camera and have
your picture taken! Call 417442-7314.
Purdy Summer Ball will
hold an organizational meeting on Wednesday, March 27,
6:00 p.m., in the school cafeteria. For more information,
call 417-737-2897.
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WEDNESDAY, March 20, 2013
School Menu
nanas, juice, milk. L- Italian dunkers, cheesy bread,
marinara sauce, salad,
chocolate pudding, mixed
fruit, milk. Tues. B- Griddle cakes, sausage patty,
apple wedges, juice, milk.
L- Egg rolls, fried rice,
mixed vegetables, pineapple chunks, fortune cookie,
milk. Wed. B- Biscuit &
gravy, tropical fruit, juice,
milk. L- Beef & noodles,
mashed
potatoes/gravy,
carrots, blueberry oat muffin, milk. Thurs. B- Pancakes/syrup, sliced peaches, juice, milk. L- Pizza,
tossed salad w/romaine,
garlic breadsticks, marinara sauce, sliced peaches, milk. Fri. B- Omelet,
toast, peach halves, juice,
milk. L- Chicken strips,
baked beans, celery and
cucumbers, tropical fruit,
milk.
EXETER: Mon. B- Biscuit & gravy, sausage patty,
applesauce, juice or cereal,
biscuit, applesauce, juice.
L- Fish patty, hush puppies, hash brown ,baked
beans, peaches, milk.
Tues. B- Blueberry muffin, banana, juice or cereal,
animal crackers, banana,
juice. L- BBQ chicken
nuggets, mashed potatoes, yellow squash, roll,
applesauce, milk. Wed.
B- Eggstravaganza, toast
& jelly, tropical fruit, juice
or cereal, pop tart, tropical fruit, juice. L- Chicken
& noodles, sweet potato
patty, spinach, bread slice,
pineapple. Thurs. B- Oatmeal, sausage patty, mandarin oranges, juice or
cereal, sausage patty, mandarin oranges, juice. LHam & cheese sandwich,
sun chips, grape tomatoes,
baby carrots, juice. Fri. BNo school. L- No school.
PURDY: Mon. BBreakfast wrap, cereal,
cinnamon glazed toast,
fruit juice, milk. L- Corn
dogs, ketchup, french fries,
mandarin oranges, broccoli, milk, salad bar. Tues.
B- Blueberry waffles,
syrup, fresh fruit, milk. LLoaded baked potato, dinner roll, pineapple, whole
wheat applesauce cake,
milk, salad bar. Wed. BWhole grain biscuit/gravy,
sausage patty, fruit juice,
milk. L- Frito pie, vegetarian beans, corn, peaches,
milk, salad bar. Thurs.
B- Breakfast bagel, hash
brown potatoes, cereal,
pineapple, milk. L- BBQ
pork sandwich, sweet potato tots, green beans,
ketchup, pears, milk, salad
bar. Fri. B- Muffins, cereal, fresh fruit, fruit juice,
milk. L- Hamburger on
wheat bun, potato chips,
baby carrots, ranch dressing, orange, milk.
ALL MENUS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Milk Served With All Meals
Cassville's Landon Fletcher was recently invited by State Representative Scott Fitzpatrick
to join him on the floor while the House of Representatives was in session at the state capitol.
Fletcher was presented a resolution commending him on his decades of service to the Barry
County area and for receiving the Community Service Award from the Cassville Chamber of
Commerce.
Pictured above, left to right, are: Rep. Fitzpatrick while he presents the resolution to
Fletcher.
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CASSVILLE: Mon. BBreakfast bagel, pineapple
chunks or cereal, banana
nut muffin, raisins. L- Spaghetti/breadstick, (chicken
nuggets/breadstick),
tossed salad, black-eyed
peas, fruit cocktail. Tues.
B- Breakfast burrito, hashbrowns, fruit cocktail or
cereal, blueberry muffin,
orange. L- Sausage pizza
(chili crispitos), tossed
salad, corn, pineapple
chunks. Wed. B- Oatmeal,
sausage patty, cinnamon
toast, banana or cereal,
graham crackers, pears. LCheeseburger (chili dog),
sun chips, carrot sticks,
orange. Thurs. B- Biscuits & gravy, strawberries
or cereal, pop tart, applesauce & jello. L- Burrito/
nacho cheese (chicken
quesadilla), green beans,
oatmeal cookie, peaches.
Fri. B- No school. L- No
school.
CASSVILLE HIGH:
Mon. B- Oatmeal, sausage patty, toast, pears or
cereal, toast, applesauce
& jello. L- Chili crispitos,
pinto beans, corn, pecan
spins, applesauce & jello
or pizza meal or salad bar.
Tues. B- Breakfast burrito, hashbrown, pineapple
chunks or cereal, granola
bar, orange. L- Chili fries,
coleslaw, banana pudding,
assorted juices or chicken
nuggets or salad bar. Wed.
B- Breakfast pizza, pecan
spins, applesauce & jello
or cereal, banana nut muffin, pear. L- Country steak,
whipped potatoes/gravy,
glazed carrots, hot roll,
assorted juices or pizza
meal or salad bar. Thurs.
B- Biscuits & gravy, hashbrown, strawberries &
bananas or cereal, PB&J,
banana. L- Shrimp poppers, macaroni & cheese,
broccoli casserole, green
beans, peaches or baked
potato bar or salad bar.
Fri. B- No school. L- No
school.
SHELL
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Mon. B- Cereal, ba-
Sat., March 23 Swytch
Sat., March 30 Spencer Karaoke
BARRY COUNTY MOVING FORWARD
+ Restore Cuts Made to Law Enforcement
• Increased Law Enforcement Presence could help deter Criminal Activity
• Replace High Mileage Deputy Vehicles
+ Assist Prosecutor’s Office with their Increased Case Load
+ Restore Budget Cuts to University Extension Office
+ NO Sales Tax is Charged on
Prescription Drug or Gasoline Purchases
WHAT’S THE COST TO YOU
THE VOTER FOR 1/8 OF A CENT?
13¢
if you spend
$100.00 on
taxable goods!!!
Please Vote
YES on
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Paid for by Committee to Keep Barry County Moving Forward, Jerry Marple, Treasurer
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Big Man on Campus fundraiser is Saturday Southwest High School holds appreciation
dinner for volunteer emergency personell
Cassville High School Project Graduation will hold their annual Big Man on Campus
fundraiser on Saturday, March 23rd, at 6:00 p.m. at the CHS gymnasium.
Tickets will be $5 at the door. Children five and under are free. The event will include evening gown, talent and judges’ questions. Jon Horner is scheduled as the master of ceremonies.
CHS seniors participating are pictured above, front row, left to right, are: River Evans,
Devere Resto, Jake Sizemore, Dean Tolbert, Jerod Stillwell and Dylan Cope.
Back row: Cody Stehlik, Nick Davis, Brandon Jackson, Clint Luper and Drew Henbest.
Barry County Drug Court graduates three
On Friday, March 8,
Southwest High School Fellowship of Christian Athletes
and National Honor Society
collaborated to host a dinner/
show in appreciation of the
local volunteer firefighters,
EMTs, rescue workers, and
their families.
More than 100 guests
showed up to enjoy this night
in their honor. The guests enjoyed a dinner of pulled pork,
baked potatoes, green beans,
salad, cheesecake, and rolls.
While they were eating,
several members of NHS and
FCA sang a special song for
them. After the song, a drawing was held for four prizes.
The winners were as follows: Jimmy Cotton, fishing
pole; Josh Hammers, $15 gift
card; Johnathan Wolf, firefighter’s necklace; and Jason
Roller, Longhorn Steakhouse
gift card.
After dinner, the guests
enjoyed a magic show by
magician/comedian Marty
Hahne. Marty, a former volunteer EMT, had an excellent show that left everyone laughing and amazed.
Pictured above are magician Marty Hahne with volunteers Austin Pippin and Heidi Sutter.
Several audience members
were asked to participate in
the magic show.
Event sponsors include:
Ball and Prier Tire, Freedom Bank, Shumaker Tire,
Ramey, B and P Grocery,
Cassville Florist, People’s
Community Bank, Design’s
by Debbie, Southwest High
School FCCLA, Jessica
Mitchell, and Kountry Kitchen Katering.
FCA Sponsor Linda
Morgan stated, “In a society
where everyone is focused
on getting more, these amazing people selflessly dedicate
their time to focus on the
needs of others. There are
two ways of spreading lightto be the candle or the mirror
that reflects it. Volunteers are
the candles that FCA/NHS
hope to be able to reflect.”
your camera and you may
take pictures of your child
with the Easter Bunny. The
Friends of the Library and
All Faith Methodist Church
will supply snacks for the
children.
On March 28th, The
Eagle Rock Library will be
hosting their After School
Program. All children are encouraged to attend. Please
call the Library with any
questions.
On Thursday, April 4th,
the Eagle Rock Library is
hosting a Patron Appreciation day in conjunction with
National Library Week.
Easter bunny to visit Eagle Rock
Barry County Drug Court held Graduation January 31,2013. To graduate from this
program, the participant must have successfully completed an 18 month program. We are
proud of our newest graduates, Kayla Tate, Toni Sooter, and Cam Banks. They are
Your Pro
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pictured here with the HonHeadqua
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orable Judge Head, Barry
County Drug Court Judge.
* Tux Rentals
* Corsages
* Boutonnieres
On Saturday, March
23rd, a special guest will be
hopping into Eagle Rock.
The Easter Bunny will
be at the Eagle Rock Community Center to visit with
children.
The egg hunt will
start promptly at 11:00
a.m. Parents, don’t forget
Order All 3 the Same Day and
receive a Special Discount!
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300 East 5th St. • Cassville, MO
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Victory Baptist Church
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Doctor of Naturopathy
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Cassville School Board ~ ELECT
Wade Hermansen
Auction
& Fish Fry
Father of 3 Cassville Students
1988 CHS Graduate
1993 Mizzou Graduate
18 Year Local Business Owner
April 11th
High School Agriculture Department
VOTE
FISH FRY
with all the fixings and drink - $6.00
begins at 6:30
along with a silent auction.
Wade Hermansen
LABOR AUCTION
begins at 7:00
Tuesday, April 2
(2 members for 4 hours of labor)
All funds raised will help students attend the
Washington Leadership Conference
this summer.
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Pastor, Russell Bishop - 417-826-5295
Sunday School 10:00 am
Church 11:00 am
Evening 6:30 pm
Wednesday 6:30 pm
James L. Stephens N.D.
417-847-9355
Business Hwy. 37, North - Cassville, MO 65625
Bobby Leeroy Reed
Our long time friend and
employee is RETIRING!!!!!
Come By and Wish Bob a
“HAPPY RETIREMENT”
on
Friday, March 22nd
at the
Larson Farm & Lawn
Freistatt Location
Bob has been an asset to the
John Deere Community
for many, many years.
He will be missed.
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Cassville School Board
Refreshments will be served!
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Jeremy Huse Photography joins Cassville Chamber
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Woods named COO of Shawnee
Mission Physicians Group
Dr. Scott Woods has
been named Chief Operating
Officer of Shawnee Mission
Physicians Group.
Shawnee Mission Physicians Group is made up of
approximately 110 physicians and staff who service
the various clinics and divisions of Shawnee Mission
Medical Center in the greater Kansas City metropolitan
area.
Woods is a 1992 graduate of Monett High School, a
graduate of Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California, with degrees of Bachelor
of Science in Allied Health,
Masters in Physical Therapy Science and Doctorate of
Science.
He is the son of Senior
Judge and Mrs. Carr Woods.
Health Department to offer
free private well water testing
Jeremy Huse Photography recently joined the Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce. Business owner Jeremy Huse has
nearly 10 years of experience in photography. Taking pictures started as a hobby for Huse and has quickly grown to a full
time profession.
Huse specializes in family, senior and children photography, but also has limited availability for weddings. Huse is available for indoor, outdoor and studio pictures.
For information on Jeremy Huse Photography, contact Huse at 417-489-2236 or jeremy@jeremyhusephotography.com.
There is also information available online at www.jeremyhusephotography.com.
Pictured above, front row, from left, are: Mindi Artherton, Cheryl Williams, Shelley Davison, Teresa Cahalan, Holly Huse, Jeremy Huse, Guilla Norris and Chuck Pilant. Back
row: Pat Pilant, Sherry Sears, Stacy Runnels, Tiffina Spears,
Local students com- son of Rick and Lucretia Roseanna Schwartz and Wade Hermansen.
Area students compete in
Joplin Globe Spelling Bee
Brattin, John Palmer teacher.
Shana Whisman, fifth
grade, Purdy Middle School,
daughters of Shane Whisman and Lynn Whisman,
Kimberly Hall teacher.
Conner Durkin, fifth
grade, St. Lawrence Catholic School, Monett, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Witt, Jay
Bierkortte teacher.
Nolan Crain, fifth grade,
Shell Knob Elementary, son
of Jason and Amy Crain, Jason Hudson teacher.
Charlene Chang, fourth
grade, Wheaton Elementary, daughter of May and
Long Chang, Debra Menefee teacher.
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Grace Southern Baptist Church
is Closing It’s Doors!
SPRING REVIVAL
with Bro. Dayton Brattin
All remaining merchandise is
Sunday, March 24~27th
Sunday Service 10:00 AM
Wednesday Service 7:00 PM
Pastor James E. Stewart
1-417-847-0560
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Sunday evening @ 6:00 PM • Mon.-Wed. @ 7:00 PM
Pastor Wyatt Clevenger
but hurry, the sale ends
Kevin Phillips
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will kick off the Spring Revival on
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Friday, March 29th!!!
All sales FINAL. Sale is limited to Radio Shack products and excludes special orders,
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declares the LORD, “plans to prosper
you and not harm you, plans to give
and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11 NIV
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Extension program will be
conducted Tuesdays at the
Monett office and Wednesdays at the Cassville office.
Breastfeeding education
will also be available. There
will be a Breastfeeding support group meeting from
4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on
Thursday, April 4th. Anyone
interested in learning more
about breastfeeding can attend.
Please call for specific
times and more information:
Cassville
417-847-2114,
Monett 417-354-8686.
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peted in the annual Joplin Globe Spelling Bee on
Tuesday, March 19th. The
bee was held at the Central
Christian Center in Joplin. A
total of 86 fourth, fifth and
six grade students participated in the spelling bee.
Olivia Holman, fourth
grade, Cassville Intermediate, daughter of Audy and
Bettie Holman. Maria San
Paolo teacher.
Austin Reed-Utter, sixth
grade, Cassville Middle
School, son of Samuel Utter
and Tracy Shears, Ann Nickle teacher.
Jarrett Brattin, sixth
grade, Exeter Elementary,
In recognition of April
as being Public Health
Month, Barry County Health
Department will be offering
free testing of private well
water using a department
provided water test kit to individuals during the week of
April 1-4, Monday – Thursday.
For the month of April,
the nursing staff will conduct
Heart Disease and Stroke
risk calculation with BP
checks.
Nutritional classes on
Food Safety by the Missouri
WEDNESDAY, march 20, 2013
Letters to the Editor
Obituaries
Stanley Lackey
Stanley Lackey, age 55, of
Seligman, Missouri, passed
away on Tuesday, March 12,
2013, due to injuries sustained
in an automobile accident.
Private family services
will be held at a later date.
Cremation arrangements are
under the direction of White
Funeral Home & Crematory.
Visit our website at www.
whitefuneralhome.org to
view guestbook and private
condolences.
Bobby Ruth
Showalter
Bobby Ruth Showalter,
age 82, of Golden, Missouri,
passed away Friday, March
15, 2013, in her home.
Services will be held at
3:30 p.m. Thursday, March
21, 2013, in Fohn Funeral
Home, Shell Knob. Pastor
Karen Tutak will conduct
the services. Burial will be
at a later date in Diamond
Cemetery.
Contributions may be made
to Mercy Hospice in memory
of Bobby.
private condolences.
fohn funeral home
Shell Knob, Mo.
417-858-3151
Debra Kosky
Debra Kosky, age 52, of
Bolivar, Missouri, passed
away on March 17, 2013,
at Mercy Hospital in
Springfield, Missouri.
A memorial service will be
held at the IOOF Cemetery,
in Custer City, Oklahoma, on
Saturday, March 23, 2013, at
1:00 p.m. with Billy Seitter,
minister, officiating.
Arrangements are under the
direction of the White Funeral
Home and Crematory,
Cassville, Missouri.
Well, I know come April 2,
2013, we will have a choice
of raise taxes or not to raise
taxes here in Barry County.
No one likes to have their
taxes raised. Food is way
too high and gas seems to
be going up. My property
tax went up in 2012 and my
house is older. We just keep
paying and paying. Obama
care, how will that effect our
taxes? No one is creating
any jobs in this State as far
as I can see. Or it’s being
kept a secret. Jobs are gong
overseas. What are we doing
to our country? I know Barry
County is not the richest
county. We could combine
road districts. That could
save money. I also know that
we get a lot of tourists come
through here in the spring and
summer and for our beautiful
fall. My question is why it is
always the way when a city or
state or county needs money
the first thing is “let’s raise
taxes.” Well, I just wonder
why we cannot think of other
ways to raise money for our
country. Someone said to me
that they could try a tourist
tax. I would think that might
be a road to go down to bring
in some extra revenue for our
Anna Bell Robbins
Anna Bell Robbins, age 84,
of Cassville, Missouri, passed
away Thursday, March 14,
2013, at Cassville Health
Care and Rehab.
Graveside services were
held 10:00 a.m., Saturday,
March 16, 2013, in Corinth
Cemetery,
Cassville,
Missouri, under the direction
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county. If it were a 4% tax
on, say, all hotel rooms and
cabins in the area. We are
talking about 4 cents on every
dollar. If the average room
cost $60.00 a night, we are
talking about $2.40 on every
room. So, let’s say we have
200 rooms available that’s
equals $480.00 a night, times
7 nights is $3,360.00 and we
do this all spring, summer
and fall, how much money
would that be in income?? It
would be about 7 months if
we are fortunate and have a
good spring thru fall season
and that does not include
Shell Knob and Monett yet.
All of Barry County must
be included. My figures
come out to be between
$75,000.000 to $94,000.00,
could be more if we have a
good season. That sure would
help our Sheriff and deputies.
Why is it always about
raising the taxes? People plan
for vacation well in advance.
Do you think 4 cents on a
dollar would stop someone
from going on there planned
vacation? I would hope not.
Many places have a tourist
tax. Something we may
consider. Let the tourist pay
the tax. We have a beautiful
area for tourists. What we
need are the people that want
to implement a tourist tax.
Something to think about.
Thank you for your time.
- Ruth “tax payer in Barry
County”
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I encourage the voters of
Barry County to support the
proposed Barry County 1/8cent sales tax increase that is
sorely needed for the various
services provided by the
County to its citizens.
Part of the increase will
necessarily be used for the
needs of law enforcement,
which needs I will address.
During the last six months
of 2012, after the retirement
of Circuit Judge Robert
Wiley, I had the privilege of
performing various duties
of that position which
required me to preside over
various court proceedings in
Barry, Lawrence and Stone
Counties.
These counties make up
the 39th Judicial Circuit.
During this 6-month period, I
noted that Barry County has a
full time prosecuting attorney
and one half time assistant.
Lawrence County has a full
time prosecuting attorney,
one full time assistant and
one half time assistant.
Stone County has a full time
prosecuting attorney and
three full time assistants.
Also, due to financial
constraints, on most days,
Barry County was only able
to provide one bailiff for
three courtrooms whereas
Lawrence and Stone Counties
were able to provide one
bailiff for each courtroom.
In fiscal year 2012, the total
criminal case filings for the
entire Judicial Circuit were
8,161. Barry County’s filings
were 2988-37% of total
filings, Lawrence County’s
filings were 2790-34%
of total filings, and Stone
County’s filings were 238329% of total filings. Over
the past several years, due
to financial constraints, the
Barry County Sheriff has had
to significantly reduce the
number of Sheriff’s deputies.
Due to several capital murder
cases in the last couple
of years, our prosecuting
attorney and his staff have
been stretched to their
limit. Thankfully, we have
conscientious civil servants
in all of our law enforcement
positions but I can assert
from personal observation,
they all are overworked and
are in need of additional
manpower to address the
needs of our Country. Barry
County, unlike the federal
government, cannot print
money or borrow money
from China. Further, unlike
the federal government,
the County is required
to formulate a budget
and actually operate the
County within the financial
constraints of that budget.
From personal experience
and observation, as a citizen
and taxpayer, I receive the
most for my tax money
at the local level. If we, as
citizens of Barry County, ask
our county to continue to
provide necessary services
and to protect our property
and us, we must provide the
financial wherewithal to do
so. I encourage you to vote in
favor of the proposed 1/8th
sales tax on April 2nd.
Carr L. Woods
Senior Judge
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David ‘Andy’ Antoine
Tarpy
David ‘Andy’ Antoine
Tarpy, 28, of Neosho, died
March 13, 2013, in Indiana
from injuries sustained in an
automobile accident. Andy
was born May 19, 1984, in
Joplin, the son of Scott and
Coleen (Belisle) Tarpy. He
was a lifelong area resident
and graduated from Neosho
High School, class of 2002.
During high school, he was
active in drama, debate,
choraleers, cecilian choir
and any other vocal program
offered. His love of performing
started in 3rd grade when he
was given his first solo for
the elementary Christmas
program. From that point he
had a love of performing and
received numerous district
and state honor choirs which
lasted throughout his school
career. He was a performer
since early childhood so his
fascination and eventual love
for performing came as no
surprise or disappointment
as he belonged on stage.
He made each role his own
and always left the audience
laughing. He loved to play
his guitar and sing, especially
spending time with friends.
He was an avid lifelong fan of
KU Basketball, Kansas City
Chiefs Football and St. Louis
Cardinals Baseball.
Andy is survived by his
mother, Coleen Tarpy of
Neosho; brother, David Tarpy
and wife, Kristen of Overland
Park, Kan.; sister, Meghan
Tarpy and fiance Clay
Sexson, of Goodman; three
nephews, Wyatt and Henry
Tarpy and Rilynn Sexson;
maternal grandmother, Linda
‘Nana’ Belisle of Neosho;
paternal grandmother, Shirley
Tarpy of Lawrence, Kan.;
numerous aunts, uncles,
cousins, countless friends
and his beloved cat, Leia.
Andy is preceded in death
by his father, Scott Tarpy;
maternal grandfather, Andy
‘Papa’ Belisle; and paternal
grandfather, Sonny Tarpy.
The body has been taken
for cremation. A Celebration
of Life service will be held
on Saturday, March 23,
2013, at 2 p.m. at the Neosho
United Methodist Church
downtown facility. Memorial
contributions in memory of
Andy may be made to the
Andy Tarpy Memorial Fund,
c/o Clark Funeral Home, PO
Box 66, Neosho, MO 64850.
Arrangements are under
the direction of Clark Funeral
Home, Neosho, Mo.
Online
condolences
may be posted at www.
clarkfuneralhomes.com
Robert Steven
“Steve”
Knechtenhofer
Robert Steven “Steve”
Knechtenhofer, age 56, of
Washburn, Missouri, passed
away Tuesday, March 12,
2013, in his home.
Memorial
services
will be held at 2:00 p.m.,
Saturday, March 23, 2013,
in Corinth Baptist Church,
Cassville, Missouri. Pastor
Donnie Spears will conduct
the services. Cremation
arrangements were under the
direction of Fohn Funeral
Home, Cassville.
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Obituaries
Marian was a long time
resident of the area. She was
a homemaker to her family,
loved to paint, gardening, and
traveling. She was a member
of Emmanuel Baptist Church
in Cassville.
Marian married Jessie
Charles Millican on February
6, 1947, in Yuma, Ariz., and
he preceded her in death on
July 11, 1982. She is also
preceded in death by her
parents; step-mother, Dorotha
Wiley; brother, Richard
Wiley; brother-in-law, Al
Brown. She is survived by her
children, Laura Tillman and
husband, James of Neosho,
Mo., Jessie Ray Millican and
wife, Sandra of Seguin, Texas;
grandchildren, Elizabeth
Mentzer, Aundrea Petty,
Rebekah Chandler, Adam
Tillman, Danny Tillman;
12
great-grandchildren;
brothers, Robert Wiley and
wife, Carol, Bryan Wiley and
wife, Becky; sisters, Sandy
Head and husband, Ernie,
Chris Brown, Cathy Hopkins
and husband, Roland.
The body has been
cremated and memorial
services will be held 10:00
a.m. Saturday, March 23,
2013, at Clark Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories Neosho,
Mo. Interment will be held at
a later date.
Contributions in memory
of Marian may be made to
American Cancer Society c/o
Clark Funeral Home P.O. Box
66 Neosho, MO 64850.
Arrangements are under
the direction of Clark Funeral
Home, Neosho, Mo.
Online
condolences
may be posted at www.
clarkfuneralhomes.com.
Ernestine Marie
Casner
Ernestine Marie Casner,
age 88, of Cassville, Missouri,
passed away Wednesday,
March 13, 2013, at Red Rose
Health and Rehabilitation in
Cassville.
Graveside
services
will be held at 1:30 p.m.,
Friday, March 22, 2013,
in Old Mission Cemetery,
Wichita, Kansas. Cremation
arrangements were under
Home, Cassville.
Contributions may be made
to The National Breast Cancer
Association in memory of
Ernestine.
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Mildred Ovelyn
Blakley
Mildred Ovelyn Blakley,
age 90, of Purdy, Missouri,
passed away on March 13,
2013. Mrs. Blakley, daughter
of Roland "Otto" and Oralea
(Creasa) Yarnall, was born
on January 3, 1923, in
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
On November 24, 1945, she
married Howard C. Blakley,
who preceded her in death in
1997. Mrs. Blakley spent most
Cassville Health Care
& Rehab
Marian Millican
Marian Millican, 83,
entered into rest on March
19, 2013, at Granby House
in Granby, Mo., following
a lengthy illness. She was
born November 27, 1929, in
Marshall, Texas, to Eugene
and Laura (Odom) Wiley
Billings.
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Orta Lee Cameron
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Cameron
Comstock, age 91, of Shell
Knob, Missouri, passed away
Monday, March 18, 2013, in
Glen Carbon, Illinois.
Funeral services will be
held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday,
March 23, 2013, in Shell
Knob First Christian Church,
under direction of Fohn
Funeral Home, Shell Knob.
Burial will be in Painter
Cemetery, Shell Knob.
The family will receive
friends from 12:30 until 1:30
p.m. Saturday in the church.
It is difficult to put thoughts into words,
but we very much appreciate your kind and
helpful words, deeds and gestures at a time
when these things mean so much. We thank
God for friends, family & neighbors
such as you.
A special thank you to Fohn Funeral
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Washburn and Mercy Health Systems.
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Albert “Al” William
Labonte, age 70, of Seligman,
Missouri, passed away
Monday, March 18, 2013, at
his home.
No services are scheduled
at this time. Cremation
arrangements were under the
Home, Cassville, Missouri.
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of her life in Barry County.
She enjoyed life, being with
family, and watching her
grandchildren grow up.
Survivors include one
son, Gerald "Jerry" Blakley
and his wife Sue, of Purdy;
one daughter, Barbara Ann
Maddox, of Carson City,
Nevada; four grandchildren,
Steven Blakley and his wife
Stacy, of Rolla, Donna Root
and her husband Jamie, of
Bolivar, Michael Maddox
and his wife Nicole, of Reno,
Nevada, and Patty Overly
and her husband David,
also of Reno, Nevada; three
step-grandchildren, Melissa
Brattin and her husband Jeff,
Jeremy Rupp, and Heather
VanNote and her husband J.R.;
eight great-grandchildren,
Shelby, Hannah, Lyndsi,
Chloe, Shannon, Carter, Sara,
and Samantha; nine stepgreat-grandchildren, Enica,
Breanna, Isaac, Jered, Hailey,
Gabriella, Erik, Gabe, and
Lane; and one half-sister,
Barbara Mitchner and her
husband Loren, of Cassville.
The family received friends
on Sunday, March 17, 2013,
at the White Funeral Home
and Crematory, Cassville,
Missouri.
Cremation
arrangements are under the
direction of the White Funeral
Home and Crematory,
Cassville, Missouri.
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Exeter’s Elementary February Character Kids CIS students to compete
in state math competition
Exeter Elementary awarded February Character Kids for demonstrating trustworthiness.
Those awarded are pictured above, back row, left to right: Clayton Rose, Riley Rowden, Camille Kho, Tori Rose, Jon
Blankenship and Hailey Mattingly.
Middle row: Corey Hilburn, Henry Reed, Dakota Hood, Marlen Favela, Emily Sandlin, Austin Mattingly, Kelsey Vasey
and Kyle Herron.
Front row: Corey King, Levi Gautney, Morgan Zinn, Dalten Reed, Tanner Raney, Cason Antle, Sage Grimes and Skyy
Xiong. Not pictured is Kason Nelson.
Yarnall achieves membership to Farm Bureau Health Pyramid Club
Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance Companies, made
the presentation during the
company’s All Star Sales
Conference.
In addition, Yarnall was
recognized as a member of
the Brokerage P&C and New
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held February 28th - March
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417-271-3528
93182 NEW LISTING! 3 BD, 2 BA, CH/A, lots of cabinets, full walk-out bsmt w/rec rm, back-up heat, newer windows & patio door, retractable awning,
––LAND LISTINGS––
m/l in the middle of Cassville! city water & sewer available & 3 possible entries to the land.
93080 BEAUTIFUL 33 acres of pasture on paved road.
92863 BARE LAND 7.7 acres m/l w/water, electric.
93138 LAND! 13 m/l acres of Commercial property has access from Hwy. 37 & Hwy. 112.
91772 LOOK!!!!! 5 acres surrounded by farmland, Cassville Schools!
93113 SADDLE RIDGE! 7 m/l acres to build your dream home w/electric & water available close to AR.
91318 REDUCED!!! Perfect for a Mobile or Two!!! 6 acres w/electric, water & 2 septic.
93109 SADDLE RIDGE! 5 m/l to build your home on, electric & water available, close to AR.
93039 LAKE AREA LAND! 2 acres m/l. Bring your building plans!
92356 SUPER 18 AC m/l, mostly pasture, deep well, septic & elect ran to back of property, & deep pond, held water in drought.
93110 BUILD SITE w/utilities available..
ONLY $60,000
$99,000
$20,000
$99,900
ONLY $9,000
$34,500
$25,000
$29,900
$16,900
$57,700
$6,000
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104 S. Bus. 37, Purdy (next to Ramey’s)
417-442-7871
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OF OWNERSHIP, 3 BD, 2 BA home, newer flooring, roof & & well, many other extras, 30x50 insulated shop, horse barn & numerous
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$149,900
93022 NICE 3 Bd, 3.5 BA log home nestled in the trees w/36.5 acres backing up to government land, 3 FPs, 3 car garage/carport, wrap around deck &
lots of privacy!
$269,900
93026 CUTE 3 Bd, 2 BA home, blt ‘04, 1680 sq ft, formal dining rm, screened in back porch, on 6 m/l acres w/mobile hook up.
$75,000
92464 NICE CLEAN HOME! 3 BD, 3 BA, formal liv rm, den, wood stone on hearth, screened porch, raised garden beds, fenced yard & storage bldg! $99,900
93042 NEAT & CLEAN! 4 BD, 2 Ba, new carpets, fresh paint, piped fencing, horse barn on 5 acres m/l.
$119,900
93033 LAKE AREA! Close to Campbell Point! 2 BD, 2 BA, full walk-out bsmt for more rooms!
$115,000
92794 LOOK! Cedar sided, 2 BD, 2 BA home, metal roof, CH/A, deck, bonus rm upstairs to convert to 3rd BD.
$59,900
92850 GREAT 30 AC m/l, fenced for cattle w/2 ponds, garden spot, barn. Adorable 3 BD farm house, chainlink fence in front, in East Purdy area. $120,000
92602 REDUCED!!! Cute 2 or 3 BD! Beautiful mature trees in large backyard. CH/A, newer roof & vinyl windows. Bonus family room ! carport. Should
go RD FHA or VA!
$64,900
93023 REDUCED!! Full brick, 4-5 BD, 3.5 BA, bonus kitchen in bsmt, 2 FP, 2 garages. Bring your update ideas & make this home perfect for you &
family members or guest!
$125,000
93030 REDUCED!!! Bring Your Contractor!!! Near the lake. 3 BD, detached garage on over 1 ac in need of TLC.
$34,900
92949 CHARMING Victorian style remodeled home w/3 BD, 2 BA, wrap around porch, upstairs also has a sewing rm, TV/game rm, 2 BD, attached,
detached garage, corner lot.
$112,900
92927 BRAND NEW COUNTRY HOME, pick interior colors now! 3 BD, 2 BA, ceramic tile in wet areas, LOT for the money! On 1.2 acres m/l, Cassville Schools.
$94,900
91503 FOX RIDGE! 1.5 story 4 BD, 2 BA home, private master suite upstairs, open living area, cathedral ceilings, cov frt porch, back deck, 2 car garage. $139,500
92554 FRESH PAINT & carpets, lr FP, family rm, park like setting with this 3 BD, 2 BA home w/small basement.
$87,000
92308 REDUCED! 3 BD, 2 BA, lr open living rm, gas log FP, lots of ceramic tile, formal dining, lr master suite, jetted tub & walk-in shower, huge walkin closet, all on nearly 1.75 acres!
$119,900
92676 SPLIT LEVEL 3 BD, 2 BA, rec rm, 2 car attached garage.
$73,900
92667 REPO!! 3 BD home, fenced back yard, across from the high school!
$65,750
93081 INCOME PRODUCER! Storage building w/14 rentals, plus office & garage rental space.
$119,900
93114 COMMERCIAL BLDG on Hwy. 37 on an acres, w/Hwy. 37 access.
$98,900
93157 PRIDE
92264 11.5 ACRES
McDowell Jubilee, it is a
community effort. The Henderson’s run the event under
the direction of the board.
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
of Nodaway County
Cassville, MO
(across from Wal-Mart Supercenter)
first, Amber Large placed
third and Kobe Blisard
placed seventh.
In the Problem Solving
category, Shannon Haney
placed first, Samuel Holman
placed second, Kobe Blisard
placed third and Kamryn
Jaques placed fourth.
Students who place first,
second and third are eligible to compete in the State
MCTM competition on Saturday, April 27, 2013, in
Warrensburg.
Correction
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On Saturday, March 9,
2013, Cassville Intermediate students Kobe Blisard,
Shannon Haney, Samuel
Holman, Kamryn Jaques,
Amber Large, and Damaris
Taylor, alternate, competed
in the MCTM Mathematics Contest hosted by Cassville RIV Schools. Cassville
hosted students from Monett,
East Newton, Aurora and St.
Lawrence.
In the Concepts category, Samuel Holman placed
home
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BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME, 3 open acres w/view of pond, paved road. $24,500 #91971
JUST LISTED 4 BR, 2 BA, 1800 sq ft, tucked in woods on 10 acres in Csv. $79,900 #92455
SHOWROOM, total remodel w/lr display windows, loading dock, on square, overhead storage. $135,000 #91931
REMODELED 3 BR, 1-1/2 BA w/1 car garage, Cassville.
$85,900 #92800
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LAKEVIEW, 2nd tier lakeview lot in Eagle Rock, comm. water available.
$10,000 #91887
PRICE REDUCED, white picket fence, 3 BR, 2 BA w/CH/A, new metal roof. $49,900 #91716
CASSVILLE SCHOOLS, 3 BR w/det garage & 2 flat acres.
$48,000 #91680
BRAND NEW! 3 BR, 2 BA w/cathedral ceiling, 10 yr heat/air/struct warranty. $104,900 #91343
11 ACES FLAT/OPEN 2 BR house w/newer metal roof!
$68,000 #91297
CUTE KITCHEN 2 BR w/new paint & carpet, 1 car gar & fenced yard.
$56,500 #91421
GREAT COUNTRY LOCATION, 2 BR dollhouse on 1.8 ac. HUGE outbldg. $64,900 #91192
1 ACRE w/city water/sewer, 4 surveyed lots.
OWNER FINANCING $26,700 #91177
COMMERCIAL REPO, short acre on Hwy. 37, mobile, 30x40 steel bldg. $59,900 BP2083
REDUCED CONV. STORE REPO! 5 ac, hwy location near Table Rock Lake. $125,000 BP1986
REDUCED BAR/SALOON on 4 ac! Almost 4,000 sq ft, lg parking, CH/A, equip incl. $79,900 BP1938
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Chad Yarnall, FSS,
LUTCF, Barry County
(Cassville) Farm Bureau
insurance agent, achieved
membership in the Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance
Companies’ Health Pyramid
Club.
Yarnall is one of the
company’s top agents qualifying for the award this year.
Mike Voiles, Manager of Life
Company and Brokerage for
Pictured above, front row, left to right, are: Damaris
Taylor, Amber Large and Kamryn Jaques. Back row: Kobe
Blisard, Samuel Holman and Shannon Haney.
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Hinebaugh to represent CHS
at national speech tourney
BC Farm Bureau surprises shoppers at local grocery store
The Barry County Farm
Bureau has been spotted giving back to the community.
On Wednesday, March
6, 2013, Debbie Yarnall and
Lisa Madison traveled to
Ramey to payfor $35 worth
of groceries for three lucky
shoppers.
After searching the store
they found their first shopper, Katherine Davis. Next in
line was Tammy Keithly and
the last shopper to receive
this generous gift was Deby
Taylor.
Debbie and Lisa were
showered with appreciation
and stories of how the help
came at just the right time.
The Barry County Farm
Bureau does this charity
once a year to help out the
community.
Pictured above, left to right, are: Debbie Yarnall, Katherine Davis and Lisa Madison.
On Friday, March 15th
and Saturday, March 16th,
the Cassville High School
competed for qualifying to
the National Speech and Debate Tournament which will
be held in Birmingham, Ala.,
starting on June 16.
Our competitors competed in Duo Interpretation,
Original Oratory, Extemporaneous Speaking, Dramatic
and Humorous Interpretation. Overall our team scored
good, but Chris Hinebaugh
was able to continue advancing for six rounds in Original
Oratory, finally scoring first
in the last round. This qualified him to compete at the
National Tournament.
Chris has had a great
competitive season this
year. He is now representing
Cassville and Cassville High
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this year.
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The Barry County Soroptimists held their annual St. Patrick’s Day Potato Bake fundraiser. The fundraiser was held at the Cassville United Methodist Church.
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Crowder College’s Extra Credit trivia team claimed
victory over nine other teams
at the Cassville Education
Fund’s Trivia Night held last
Friday evening at the Cassville High School commons.
The Security Guards
sponsored by Security Bank
claimed second place and
a rookie team, Dollars and
Sense, sponsored by First
State Bank, came in third
place.
By the end of the evening, $1,580 was raised to
benefit the Cassville Education Fund. Teams from
the Cassville Branch of
the Barry-Lawrence Regional Library, Cassville
R-IV Schools, the Cassville
Middle School (sponsored
by State Farm Insurance),
Commerce Bank, Freedom
Bank, Runnels Chiropractic
and the United Methodist
Church also competed in the
event.
Emcee Donna Hayes announced four rounds of trivia
questions covering a wide
range of subjects from history and sports to movies and
science. Bonus point games
were played between rounds.
Proceeds from the event
benefit the Cassville Education Fund, a permanent endowment fund for the educational needs of Cassville
Schools.
The 2013 Trivia winners
are as follows: First Place:
Extra Credit from Crowder
College: Donna Fazzini, Ben
Lesue, Rebecca Lesue, Larry
Quinalty, Christy Hermansen, Chris Seymour, Angela
Seymour and David Jamieson. Second Place: Security
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Whitham, Josh Brown, Hise
Williams, Andrew Whitham
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4-09 Lamar A 5:00
4-11 Carl Junction H 5:00
4-12 Hollister A 5:00
4-15 McDonald County H 4:30
4-16 Monett A 5:00
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5-18 Sectionals @ Marshfield A
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4-04 Republic A 4:30
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4-09 Monett A 5:00
4-15 Carl Junctiojn A 5:00
4-16 McDonald Co.
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Upward Basketball teams
HOUN DAWGS: BEN CRON, JOSHUA HORST, DREW
DICKINSON, REESE HEIDEN, COACHES MICHAEL,
LOANN, and JOSEPH HORST.
EAGLES: JOSHUA OLSEN, HUNTER ANNECHARICO, GABRIEL BAYNES, RHEW BROCK, COLE WATTS,
COAHCES KEITH GREGORY and JACOB CLERE.
CUBS: JACKSON RAY, DALLAS ELLISON, CALEB MARTIN, TYLER BURNETTE, COACHES TAMMY WILLIS and
CHAD MARTIN.
WILDCATS: CONNOR FORCE, EASTON FARE, LEVI
GAUTNEY, CLAY BURNS, ETHAN HALL, TRENTON IMEL,
COACHES TOM and NORA YOUNG.
Southwest Sponsors Youth VB Camp
TROJANS: JAKE ANTHONYSZ, BRYSON JACOBSON,
AUSTIN COX, ETHAN BOHMKE, AIDAN COOK, COACH
TROY LOWE.
Harlem Wizards
PATRIOTS: GABE MOORE, CALEB LEACH, LUCAS
HALL, KAYDEN FUCHS, JORDAN LONG, DARIEN MOORE,
The Harlem Wizards will perform at McDonald County
COACH BRIAN LEACH. NOT PICTURED:
High School Thursday, April 18, at 6:30 p.m. The Wizards
ERRICK FUCHS.
will play Cub Pride. Tickets are $10 in advance for students,
seniors and general admission. The general admission ticket
price at the door is $15. The event is sponsored by Noel Primary School.
The Southwest Lady Trojans will sponsor a youth volleyball camp April 16-18 at the high school. The event is open to
boys and girls in kindergarten through sixth grade. The cost
is $20 and all campers receive a T-shirt, certificate aND free
admission to a future high school game.
The youngsters are taught the fundamentals of serving,
passing and spiking as well as many of the rules of the game
by Coaches Steve Voyak and Tamara McNabb and members
of the Lady Trojan high school volleyball team.
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Cassville Baseball team
holding 50 inning game
The Cassville Baseball
team is having their 4th
annual 50 inning game on
Saturday, March 23. It will
start at 10 am.
The Cassville Baseball
Players will be split into
5 different teams and the
teams will play each other
until we have finished 50
innings. Along with the 50
innings, we are also offering
a hot lunch with a Bar-B-Q
sandwich, chips, cookie, and
drink for $5.00. We also will
have the concession stand
open for any other treat you
might want! Besides the 50
innings and a great lunch, we
will also be hosting a raffle
drawing. We have several
baskets, gifts, and gift cards
that will be raffled off. People who buy tickets do not
have to be present to win, we
will just need your name and
a contact number. The tickets
for the raffle are 1 for $1, 6
for $5 and 15 for $10. We
will be selling raffle tickets
at home baseball games prior
to the 50 inning game.
CHS golf team to host
two man scramble
Samantha Barberio
Cassville High School held
it’s annual Winter Sports
Awards Night on March
14th. The banquet was held
for the Cassville Basketball
and Cheerleading teams.
Many awards were given out
that night for the honorable
athletes. The night began
with Mandi Lyall presenting
the Cheerleaders with their
awards. The main awards
included: Rookie of the Year
presented to Keyla Martinez,
Most Improved for Madison
Horner, best all around given
to Abby Rose and the Leadership award was presented to
Emily Brewer. Next, Coach
Chris Shore, Assistant Coach
Sherri Brooks and Freshmen
Coach Ben Abramovitz began
speaking about Cassville’s
girls basketball. The awards
included: Leader in points
and rebounds Emily Speakman, top field goal percentage Britani Long, Three point
leader Sydney Curnes, Steals
leader Raeghan Blisard,
Most Improved Kelsey
Baker, Hustle Award Katelyn
Pitts, Defensive M.V.P. Lind-
SW to hold
Basketball tournament
A memorial basketball
tournament is being held for
a past Southwest R-V School
high school student, Desiree
Evans, who was killed in a
tragic car accident on May
11, 2001. The tournament
will be held May 11, 2013,
at the Southwest R-V Middle
School gym in Washburn.
Men’s and women’s teams
are needed from Southwest
alumni, as well as alumni
from surrounding schools.
The cost is $15 per player,
which includes a T-shirt. If
interested in playing or if you
have a team to participate,
please contact Donell Evans
at 417-818-0979. A Facebook
Events page has been set up
at Des Evans Memorial Basketball Tournament. All proceeds will be donated. More
details will come later as the
tournament gets organized.
sey Nolan, Coaches Award
Brooke Fields and Miss
Wildcat Award went to Emily
Speakman. The Rotary MVP
Award also went to Emily
Speakman who was recognized at the Big 8 All Conference and All District. Head
Coach Danny Powers, Assistant Coach Darren Rhea and
Freshman Coach Derek Judd
then announced the awards
for the boys basketball team
at Cassville. The awards
were: Best Offensive Player
Garrett Kirk, Best Defen-
sive Player Jordan Shore,
Most Improved player Gabe
Kirk, Hustle Award Garret
Kirk, Wildcat Award Connor
Redman. The Rotary MVP
Award was given to Garret
Kirk who also had an honorable mention along with
Ethan Lowery. The night was
a way to honor all the athletes
who participated in Winter
Sports and for all the hard
work they put in. Cassville
High School was also thankful for all the parents and fans
for their support throughout
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Former
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passes
McTeacher Night was held on Thursday, March 7th, from 4-8:00 p.m. Terry Jamieson,
Melanie Stringer, and staff helped serve at McDonald’s in Cassville. McDonald’s shared a
portion of the proceeds with the CMS school, $532.20 total. Proceeds will go to Building Anthology, writing, artwork, and photography for 6th-8th grade students.
Pictured above, left to right, are: Terry Jamieson, Dawn Hedrick, Melanie Stringer and
Jeff Bearden.
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Former State Representative Dan Harmon, of Noel,
84, died last Friday, March
15, with funeral services
conducted today (Wednesday) at Ozark Funeral Home
in Noel.
When elected to the
Missouri General Assembly,
Harmon's district covered
all of McDonald County and
most of Barry County, including Cassville.
Harmon at one time
owned Harmon Hardware
Company in Noel and the
Noel Water Company.
He served three terms in
Jefferson City from 1970 to
1976 although he remained
active in Republican party
politics in Southwest Missouri thereafter.
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As part of our continued efforts in keeping our
patrons informed, the Southwest R-V School Administration will provide monthly information concerning
Board Meetings.
A recap of the March
14, 2013, regular meeting is
as follows:
The Board convened
for its meeting at 6:30 p.m.,
holding a hearing on the
2013-2014 school calendar.
Superintendent Bob Walker provided a proposal that
would set August 13th as
the first day of school. The
proposed last day of school
would be May 14th. Following Superintendent Walker’s
presentation, the Board entertained any public comments.
Under
Communications, Russ Moreland, Director of the Scott Regional
Technology Center, provided
a presentation to the Board
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and answered questions concerning different aspects of
the center.
The Board approved
the Consent items which
included accepting the resignations of high school
Communication Arts teacher
Sharon Laborde, elementary
Counselor Marcia Hendrix,
and Vocational Agriculture
teacher Joe Moore.
There was no Old Business to address.
New Business items
included the approval the
2013-2014 school calendar
as presented during the earlier hearing, stipulating that
all 2:00 early release Professional Development sessions
would remain on Fridays.
The Board also approved the
2013 district Policies, Procedures, and Forms updates
as provided by the Missouri
School Boards’ Association,
as well as a revised version
of the district Gifted Program policy. In addition,
an amended version of the
2012-2013 district budget
was reviewed and approved.
Under Administrative
and Program Evaluations,
the Board reviewed the district Health Services Program Report submitted by
Gayla Treadwell. Also reviewed were the monthly
Maintenance and Administrative reports.
After some discussion,
the Board granted approval
to upgrade the high school
computer lab with twentyfive new units, as well as
purchasing a new communications system for the middle school.
The Board was in Executive Session for two hours
and twelve minutes, discussing various personnel items.
The next Regular Meeting is scheduled for April
11th at 7:00 p.m. in the High
School library.
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