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Mound City
NEWS
Published & Printed in
Mound City, Missouri
Vol. 134, No. 43
75¢
www.moundcitynews.com
Thursday • May 1 • 201 4
Tractor Pull one
week earlier
this year
The Mound City Rural Firemen are gearing up for the
4th Annual Truck and Tractor Pull. The event, which is
normally held the first Saturday in July, will be held on
Saturday, June 28, 2014, at
the rodeo grounds west of the
Mound City exit off Interstate
29.
This year’s event will feature two tracks and two sleds
and will be part of the Lucas
Oil Pro Pulling League.
The Truck and Tractor Pull
is a non-district funded event,
and all proceeds go back into
the local community in the
form of scholarships for the
four Holt County schools.
Mound City License Office to close
The Mound City License Office is set to close Thursday, June
5, according to Michelle Gleba,
director of communications for
the Missouri Department of Revenue. The current office manager, Connie Gordon, will be moving on to manage the Savannah,
MO, License Bureau.
“The contract for the Mound
City License Office was put up
for bid Dec. 6, 2013, with a Jan.
3, 2014, deadline. No bids were
received,” Gleba wrote to the
Mound City News. “The contract
was put up for bid a second time
on Jan. 17, 2014, with a Feb. 14,
2014, deadline. No bids were received... There are currently no
plans to re-bid that office.”
Joe Laukemper, who previously ran the Mound City License Office, released the following statement: “After a
couple of months without an office in 2005, it was apparent to
me and Laukemper Motors that
this service was extremely important to the automobile business in Mound City, as well as
for the residents of Holt County.
With Connie Gordon’s help and
knowledge of titles, I bid the
contract and was awarded it.
Mound City R-2 student Colton Flint - Carefully drives
away from school. “Although comprising only 10 percent
of Missouri’s drivers, [teens] are involved in more than 24
percent of fatal and disabling injury crashes,” the Missouri
Department of Transportation reported.
Teen driving:
Be on the safe side
The Mound City News office will be closed for the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 26, so the deadline
for submitted news items has
been pushed to 5 p.m. Thursday, May 22.
Prom at Nodaway-Holt is
scheduled for Saturday, May
3. A prom parade will take
place from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30
p.m. at the new high school
gym in Graham, MO. Students will then head to the
Countryside Bistro in Skidmore, MO, at 7 p.m. to dance
the night away.
Elementary Track
Meet scheduled
for May 3
The 3rd Annual Mound City
Elementary Track Meet will
take place at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 3, at the Mound City
School track. Should weather
be an issue, the meet will be
rescheduled for 1:30 p.m. on
Sunday, May 4. Emails and
questions may be sent to Ryan
Osburn at ryan.os burn@
mndcty.k12.mo.us.
Celtic cabaret
heads to State
Theater
Jill Anderson, theater artist and musician, will drum,
strum and sing her way to the
State Theater in Mound City,
MO, with an eclectic show
that focuses on Irish storytelling and poetry and the music
that naturally accompanies
the Irish flow and lilt.
Anderson was originally set
to perform at the State Theater
on Sunday, March 2, but her
show has now been rescheduled for Saturday, May 31,
with a time yet to be determined.
Friday, May 2,
2014
See Pages 8-9
Continued to page 2
Upcoming
early deadline
for submitted
news items
Nodaway-Holt
R-7 prepares
for prom
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Mound City R-2 elementary students - Jump rope during recess on a warm spring
day on Friday, April 25.
A breath of fresh air
Amid the shouts and laughter of Mound City
R-2 elementary students on the playground Friday
afternoon, April 25, a group of girls stood off to
the side, beaded jump ropes at the ready.
“Cinderella, dressed in yellow, went upstairs to
kiss her fel—” came the chant, until the jumper
caught her tennis shoe on the swinging rope.
The students, who get 25 minutes of recess time
every day and 1.5 hours of physical education each
week, are examples of how outdoor time contributes to a well-rounded, healthy child.
“There are a lot of benefits,” Jan Seitz, principal
of the elementary school at Mound City R-2, said.
“It’s good for exercise, physical development, active movement. It helps the brain develop...It’s a
way for kids to relieve stress, [and] it improves
their ability to concentrate.”
In short, unstructured playtime outside is essential.
“Children can skip, jump, climb, roll, hide —
it’s all good for kids,” Seitz said.
The Chicago Tribune, The New York Times, Earlychildhood NEWS and Mommies Magazine also
cited that free play outside is crucial to children’s
cognitive and physical development; it sparks the
imagination and problem solving and helps combat childhood obesity.
While the students at Mound City R-2 have recess time (“You can’t beat the hands-on, sensory
experiences outside,” Seitz said), a recent Earth
Day-related study by Disney and The Nature Conservancy, based out of St. Louis, MO, shows that
children need as much time outside as possible.
“It supports healthy habits and fosters a concern
for nature,” Todd Sampsell, director of The Nature
Conservancy said. “More time outside...leads to
better learning in school.”
According to Sampsell, preschool-age children
spend the most time outside, but older children
prefer to spend their leisure time indoors. Additionally, American parents in the study cited the
discomfort of being outside a home as a major obstacle; air conditioning, central heat, video games
and television seem to take precedence.
“We tend towards comfort in our society,”
Sampsell explained. “We tend to try to shelter our
kids from what’s uncomfortable.”
Bugs and unpleasant temperatures aside, nature
offers children the opportunity to not only push
outside of their comfort zone but also to learn to
appreciate the beauty of the outdoors.
“Kids who love nature grow up to protect it,”
Dr. Beth Stevens, senior vice president, Disney
Citizenship, Environment & Conservation, said in
an article on the study.
Although schools may offer ample time outside,
parents play a critical role in prioritizing more outdoor time for their children.
“Parents are the gatekeepers,” Sampsell said.
So, what can parents do? According to Sampsell, it’s as easy as getting outside to play catch
or encouraging play with other neighborhood kids.
“Here in Missouri,” he added, “there are a variety of rivers to enjoy, hiking trails, parks, camping,
fishing, hunting and farms.”
The numbers can be staggering: only 58.7 percent of teen drivers
from the northwest Missouri area wear seat belts; 50 percent of teens
admit to texting while driving; 10 percent of alcohol-impaired driving fatalities occur with those under the age of 21; and traffic crashes
are the leading cause of death for those between the ages of 15 and
20. Based on the number crunching by various organizations, including the Missouri Coalition of Roadway Safety, the U.S. Department
of Transportation, Consumer Reports and the Missouri Department
of Transportation (MoDOT), teen drivers need to heed the statistics.
“Mile for mile, [teens] are involved in three times as many fatal
crashes as all other drivers,” Consumer Reports and the U.S. Department of Transportation noted.
Between inexperience and tantalizing conversations popping up
Continued to page 6
Schools wrap up year
with senior activities
Craig R-3, Mound City R-2,
South Holt R-1 and NodawayHolt R-7 are wrapping up the
school year, but each has several
activities planned for graduating
seniors:
Craig R-3
Friday, May 9: Graduation at
7 p.m. in the gym
Mound City R-2
Sunday, May 11: Baccalaureate at First Christian Church, 4
p.m.
Monday, May 12, and Tuesday, May 13: Senior finals
Wednesday, May 14: Last
day of school for seniors
Thursday, May 15: Senior
breakfast at First Christian
Church, 8 a.m.; High School
Honors Assembly, 1:30 p.m.
Sunday, May 18: Graduation,
2 p.m.
South Holt R-1
Friday, May 9: Senior break-
fast at Oregon United Methodist
Church, 7 a.m.; graduation practice at the high school gymnasium, 8:45 a.m.; last day of school
for seniors
Sunday, May 11: Baccalaureate at Faith Fellowship Church,
5 p.m.
Monday, May 12, and Tuesday, May 13: Senior class trip
to Omaha, NE
Sunday, May 18: Graduation,
high school gymnasium, 2 p.m.
Nodaway-Holt R-7
Monday, May 5: Senior appreciation lunch for staff
Tuesday, May 6, through
Thursday, May 8: Senior graduation trip to Branson, MO
Friday, May 9: Senior graduation rehearsal, 9 a.m.; awards
assembly, 12:45 p.m.
Sunday, May 11: Senior graduation, 2 p.m.
Dustin Carpenter, M.D., to join
CH-F Care Clinic in Mound City
Dustin Carpenter, M.D., will be
making a lifelong dream come true
this August when he joins the Community Hospital-Fairfax (CH-F)
medical staff and begins seeing patients in the CH-F Primary Care
Clinic in Mound City.
“I have lived in many places
across the U.S. and even abroad, but
northwest Missouri has always been
my home,” Carpenter said. “It was
my dream to come back here.”
Carpenter, the son of Chuck and
Jan Carpenter, was born and raised
in Rock Port, MO. He graduated
from Rock Port High School in 1999
and will complete his family medicine residency at the University of
Nebraska in June 2014. He married
his wife, Annie, a registered nurse,
in 2012. As the grandson of longtime
northwest Missouri physician Wallace Carpenter, he also has a unique
perspective on family medicine.
Continued to page 3
4th Blast
Fundraising
Page 2
LOCAL
MOUND CITY NEWS - THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014 - PAGE 2
4 of July
Blast!
th
Total this
year
$278.30
You may bring
donations for the
4th Blast fund to the
Mound City News office
or mail to PO Box 175,
Mound City, MO 64470.
2014 4th Blast Donation List
Previous balance carried over from 2013= $178.30
Mound City News - $100
Mound City License
Office to close
From the front
The revenues from the office
never covered the expenses, but
came close to breaking even
in the early years. Revenue increased under Connie’s guidance
from $26,000 per year to about
$35,500 today. Since 2005 when
we took office, the costs of security systems has increased,
utility costs have risen, copier
machine service and drums have
gone up, postage has gone up,
and about everything you deal
with has increased. Couple that
with changing rules and regulations, and it is more difficult to
complete each transaction. If we
cannot give a satisfactory level
of service, with an adequate fee,
we feel we cannot continue to
give that service. Connie Gordon
and Carol Brandon are two of the
best in the state for operating this
service, and Laukemper Motors
is proud of the efficiency and accuracy of their service. Connie,
Carol and I would be glad to help
anyone bid the local office and
help find a location to put it.”
Nearby license offices in Missouri can be found in Savannah,
Rock Port and Maryville. Laukemper also added that “some
small counties offer the service
for three days per week as an
economy measure. It could be
added to an existing business,
if it meets the criteria. Perhaps
there is a person out there who
would be willing to offer the service on a part-time basis.”
Residents may renew their
plates online at http://plates.
mo.gov, as well.
Ladies’ Golf League to start
The Ladies’ Golf League will start on Thursday, May 8, and take
place every Thursday at 5:30 p.m. throughout the summer. League
play will end on Thursday, Aug. 21, with a “Fun Night.”
Membership and league dues must be paid by May 8.
Those wishing to join the league and form a team may contact
the Mound City Golf Course at (660) 442-5780 or Kathy Ungles at
(660) 442-3807 by Thursday, May 1.
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Remembering
Listening and receiving so much mail
wanting money for various veterans
and present military organizations that
need help reminds me of how it was after World War II. I know it is all justified, some soldiers need and deserve the
most. We can go back to George Washington’s army and up to the present, and
it’s the same thing. Most things that
were supposed to help and were promised either were forgotten, covered up
or not adequate to do much good and in
time were dropped. After World War II,
it was just as bad as things seem to be
today, only on a much larger scale. The
problems we had were not known to all,
and maybe a good many veterans also,
due to a lot of different reasons. Some
wouldn’t accept help anyway. I’ve heard
of late comments like, ‘You so-called
‘The Greatest Generation’ were treated
much better.” This from ones who still
don’t know that we weren’t.
Everyone was tired of the war: the
public, the military, mom and dad, tired
of losing sons and afraid of more being
killed or missing in action, tired of the
shortage of most everything, tired of the
rationing, using ration stamps for gas,
tires, cigarettes, sugar, coffee, etc. Making things do for one World War II motto
fit almost everyone: “Eat it up and wear
it out, make it do or go without.” Even
the defense workers in the factories may
have had money but were unable to buy
like normal, unless they went to the
black markets, for scarce items could
be bought for a good many times their
worth. When the war was over, shortages were still around, price controls,
factories already closing, dropping thousands off looking for jobs, the country
trying to get back like it was before the
By Eugene Poynter
“Coming Home”
war, it never did.
The over 16 million military personnel came back. Remember our dreams?
To survive, come back home, buy a little
farm or start our own business, raise a
family and enjoy it all again? Some were
lucky, but most weren’t. I was one of the
lucky ones, thanks to my folks.
Remember how hard it was, coming
home; the closer you got, I think most
all dragged their feet a little, being gone
for at least two to four years, no furloughs, no phone calls and very little
mail, depending on where you were, so
most were out of touch with family and
friends. Who all will be here to meet
me, or shall I just show up? What will
I do to make a living, and if the injuries
and sickness I’ve brought back will get
better? It was really hard to just pick up
where you left off. I came back from the
Pacific by boat and came into Seattle
with flags waving, bands playing, and
stood there with a large group listening
to speeches of how much they thought
of us and what all things good were
waiting for us. That was my first introduction to politicians. Going through the
discharge procedure like it was made me
wonder what they all seemed mad about,
sign this and that and move on. Later I
found out my records were incomplete,
not having any hospital or convalescent
camp or treatments listed, and I found
out later some had all their time listed
as stateside, and they’d been overseas
for several years. Most just let it go, just
were happy to be home.
The GI Bill that was passed by Congress was a blessing, if you were able
to qualify and could afford to take advantage of part of it. This let vets go to
college, take on-the-job training, estab-
News from Tiffany Heights: Residents wrap up Easter celebrations
Residents of Tiffany Heights
in Mound City, MO, welcomed
spring and completed Easterthemed activities the week of
Monday, April 21.
Sue Roseman and Amanda
Griffin led the Prayer Warrior group on Tuesday morning, April 22, and Pastor Jeremy Blevins later held Bible
study. Blevins also led songs
of praise and played his violin.
That afternoon, 21 kindergarten students participated in the
annual egg hunt, which residents enjoyed watching. After
the hunt, students presented
residents with spring-themed
cards that included a picture of
flying kites, and the class sang
songs of Easter and spring.
Residents played a word
game on Wednesday afternoon, April 23. Players were
challenged to questions about
the Easter season, bunnies and
things coming in four.
The Mound City FCCLA
hosted bingo on Thursday,
April 24. Students provided
the bingo prizes, delicious
Chamberlain
Funeral Home &
Monuments
1705 Ridge Drive
Mound City, MO
442-5300
cakes for everyone and a special gift to those with April
birthdays — Joe Loucks and
Jeane Crouse. Members from
the group in attendance were
Jorden Miller, Lena Ashford,
Jarrod Hurst, Nathan Dillinger,
Blake Shifflett, Sydney Ireland, Kim Corbin, Gabrielle
Heck, Adrienne Messer, Riley
Holstine, Sara Murphy, Sean
Shepherd, Tess Phillips, Joeigh Eaton, Savanah Derr and
Copies available each week at our office and at:
Craig Country Store, Craig;
Lakeshore Grill, Prop-In, Big Lake;
Country Corner and Price’s Grocery, Oregon;
The Smokehouse, Graham; Poor Boys Kwik Stop, Maitland;
Mound City Thriftway, Kwik Zone, George’s Total,
Squaw Creek Diner & I-29 Travel Plaza in Mound City.
who had finished their earthly
journey.
Games of choice were encouraged on Saturday, April
26.
Larry Brickey and the
Mound City Baptist Church
family provided worship services Sunday morning, April
27. Afternoon services were
conducted by Community of
Christ Church.
Mound City R-2 kindergarten students - Examine their
findings during the sunny Tuesday, April 22, afternoon at Tiffany Heights in Mound City.. Residents spent Friday, April 18,
filling colorful eggs with candy, including Skittles and Lifesavers
Gummies, for the students to hunt on Tuesday, April 22.
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Maria Shanklin assisted with
glamour nails on Friday morning, April 25. That afternoon,
Pastor Dennis Jones of Kendallwood Hospice led a memorial celebration for residents,
staff and guests to express their
loss and memories of those
Mound City kindergartners
TOPS
on the hunt
members
discuss new
attitudes
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Jennifer Pardue, Will Johnson, Print Shop
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lish a GI loan to purchase a farm, home
or business. The bad thing, not all banks
wanted involvement with the government-backed loans, and the benefits ran
out of monies too quick. To help vets
through the time of trying to re-establish
themselves, there was an unemployment
system referred to as the “52-20 Club.”
You could draw up to $20 per week for
52 weeks. That became so popular that
some began accusing the government of
“making lazy bums out of them.” Getting medical help through the VA was
hard to get due to the vast number that
needed it, for so many came back either wounded or sick with malaria. In
time, so many that were subjected to
or were part of some conflict ended up
with what at the time was referred to as
“psychoneurotic” cases. Two years after
the war’s end, half of the patients in VA
medical facilities were men suffering
from it, which in 1980 was named like
it is today, PTSD, post-traumatic stress
disorder. Broken homes, lost jobs, vets
being unable to obtain jobs were all part
of the stress. People were advised to stay
away from vets that had been trained in
killing and assault who were a potential
menace to society. Ones like me who
ended up with PTSD that had help like
Betty and Dr. Hogan were lucky, and
also having a vocation to keep busy at,
ones that I know had it, have been gone
a long time ago.
It seems like almost everyone has
this stress and depression now; they
will need a lot of help from home and
church, for the pills alone will not do it.
If you know of someone that has it, try
and be patient. I still get a spell sometimes, but I’m making it so far.
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Offering Men’s &
Women’s
12-Step Drug &
Alcohol Recovery
Program
at
River of Hope Fellowship
Hwy. 159 & I-29
Mound City, MO
EVERY WEDNESDAY
7:00-8:00 p.m.
For
information call
660-442-6305 or
660-442-6085.
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Mound City Chapter 1163,
met at 4 p.m. on Monday, April
28, at Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church. In attendance were Nina
Boyd, Ramona Rhoades, Linda
Stroud, Katheryn Swymeler, Jeannie Stone and new member Becky
Livengood.
Stone was the top loser of the
week.
Boyd passed out the new contest, which will run from Tuesday,
April 1, through Monday, June 30.
She also gave a program on “It’s
a new year, so be a new you: 10
ways to improve your attitude.”
TOPS meetings are open to anyone who would like help and support to achieve their weight loss
goal.
LOCAL
Naomi Maxine (Miller)
Rowlett Rippey
Naomi Maxine (Miller) Rowlett Rippey was born on March 19,
1933, to John and Audrey (Perry) Miller in Watson, MO. She attended Maitland, MO, schools.
Rippey married Alma J. Rowlett, and they became the parents of
three children. He preceded her in death. On Oct. 6, 2006, she married Craig Rippey. He survives of their St. Joseph, MO, home.
Rippey helped with the family custom haying operation and later worked at Schoonover’s Café in Mound City, MO. Rippey sold
Avon for many years. She was a member of the Church of Jesus
Christ, St. Joseph Restoration branch.
Rippey passed away on Wednesday, April 23, 2014, at her St. Joseph home.
Rippey was preceded in death by her parents; infant son, William;
daughter, Diana Volz; brothers, Ronald and Monte Gilland and Maurice Miller; sisters, Donna Aue and Gloria Keaster; and grandson,
Ryan Volz.
Survivors include Rippey’s husband, Craig; son and daughterin-law, Jerry and Janice Rowlett of Ottumwa, IA; stepsons, Jeffrey
Rippey of Colorado, Tim (Amy) Rippey of Rincon, GA, Peter (Julie) Rippey of Marshall, MO, and Nicholas (Lisa) Rippey of Independence, MO; brother and sister-in-law, Billy and Cece Miller of
Yerrington, NV; brother, Richard Gilland; five grandchildren, Jenny
Gee, Robin and Staci Rowlett, Angie Church and Kerri Boyd; five
stepgrandchildren, Isabella and Kaiya Rippey, and Dillon, Rhys and
Gabriel Rippey; and nine great-grandchildren, Dakota and Mackenzie Gee, Morgan and Shelby Payne, Nick and Caila Spencer, Mason
Rowlett, and Hannah and Heidi Church.
Services were held on Saturday, April 26, 2014, at 2 p.m., with
family visitation beginning at 1 p.m. at the Chamberlain Funeral
Home in Mound City. Interment was held at Maitland Cemetery.
Memorials may be directed to the Maitland Cemetery Association
or Hands of Hope Hospice. Online condolences may be left at www.
chamberlainfuneral.com.
Doctor
available for
commercial
drivers
Dr. Thomas A. Bartek
of Falls City, NE, has
completed the training
and testing necessary to
become a member of the
National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners
(NRCME). As a member,
he is now in a position
to provide medical certificates for all interstate
commercial drivers. It is
important to note, as well,
that starting on Wednesday, May 21, 2014, only
NRCME members may
sign such a certificate for
commercial drivers.
“The Old
Country
Church” to
reopen May 4
Benton Church, known
as “The Old Country
Church,” will reopen for
the 2014 season Sunday,
May 4. A service will take
place at 10 a.m., and all
are welcome. The church
is located on Highway
BB, one-half mile south
of Squaw Creek Travel
Plaza on exit 79 of Interstate 29.
for Mike Long to be held at the White Rose
Alfalfa weevil Benefit
A benefit for Mike Long is scheduled for Saturday, May 10, at the White Rose in Mound
City. A free-will pancake feed will start at 9 a.m., followed by an auction led by Greg Clemin area fields ent. Northwest Graphix will be selling T-shirts as part of a fundraising effort, and there will
Growers should be scouting alfalfa fields for alfalfa weevil. South
Missouri has had infestations, and
there have been numerous insecticide failures due to the cold weather and resistance to insecticides.
The economic threshold is one
or more larvae per stem and 30 percent or more of the plant terminal
ends showing damage. If the field’s
infestation is greater than this standard, be sure to spray. In cool, wet
springs, a fungal pathogen called
Zoophthora phytonomi can infect
and kill weevils. Should this effect
occur, the infected larvae turn from
their normal green color to a yellow color and may die off two to
three days after infection occurs.
Early harvest is also an option, if alfalfa is seven to ten days from
bud and early bloom stage. Missouri research has shown that 98
percent of the weevils can be reduced with mechanical harvest. Be
sure to scout stubble if harvested as
University of Missouri (MU) Extension regional agronomists have
occasionally found adults feeding
on alfalfa in numbers great enough
to prevent regrowth.
For more information, contact
MU Extension Regional Agronomists Wayne Flanary, (660) 4463724, Heather Benedict, (660)
425-6434, or Wyatt Miller, (816)
776-6961.
One-car accident
injures driver, passenger
A 2007 Jeep Liberty driven by Jeffry L. Behrens, 56, of Council
Bluffs, IA, was involved in a one-car accident at 4 p.m. Thursday,
April 24, two miles north of Mound City at the 86.6 mile marker of
Interstate 29.
Behrens was headed south when he ran off the west side of the
roadway and struck the end of a guardrail. The car then returned
to the road and turned over once before skidding off the right side
of the road and striking the guardrail again before sliding down an
embankment and landing upright in a ravine. Missouri State High
Patrol Trooper N.J. Griener and Corporal R.J. Helfers, as well as
the Holt County Sheriff’s Department and the Atchison-Holt Ambulance District, responded to the scene.
Behrens had moderate injuries and was treated at the scene by the
Atchison-Holt Ambulance. Both he and another passenger, Rhema
N. Anaya, 12, of Omaha, NE, decided to seek further medical treatment on their own; Anaya suffered minor injuries. Behrens’ son,
Brennen R. Behrens, 16, of Council Bluffs, was not injured in the
accident. All were wearing seat belts.
The Jeep Liberty was totaled and towed by Double D Towing of
Mound City, MO.
Missouri State Highway Patrol
makes drug trafficking arrest
On Monday, April 7, 2014,
at approximately 10:39 a.m., a
member of the Missouri State
Highway Patrol stopped a 2013
Nissan Frontier on Interstate
29 at the 69-mile marker north
of St. Joseph, MO. The driver
was identified as Ramon Arrendondo, 22, of San Jose, CA, and
the passenger was identified as
Eleuterio Murillo-Salgado, 34,
also of San Jose, CA.
During the course of the traffic stop, several indicators of
criminal activity were observed,
which caused the trooper to be-
come suspicious. Consent to
search the vehicle was requested
and granted, and a search revealed four packages believed to
contain cocaine. The combined
weight of the packages is approximately 10 pounds.
Murillo-Salgado was arrested for felony trafficking of
a controlled substance-cocaine.
He was transported to the Holt
County Jail in Oregon, MO,
where he is being held pending
a formal charge. Arrendondo, the
driver, was not charged and was
released.
Hazelwood woman
arrested in Holt County
Catherine A. Smith, 38, of Hazelwood, MO, was arrested at 1 p.m.
Friday, April 25, by the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Smith was
charged with a misdemeanor warrant for driving with a revoked license in Wright County and a misdemeanor warrant for speeding
in Wright County. She was held on bond at the Holt County Jail in
Oregon, MO.
be a gun raffle for a Ruger 10/22. Donations for the auction may be made up until the day of
the event.
The benefit is being organized by Amy Jenkins and Penny Brown.
Long, who suffered a back injury on April 1, is at Madonna Rehab Center in Lincoln, NE.
Dustin Carpenter, M.D., to join
CH-F Care Clinic in Mound City
From the front
“Growing up, I was exposed
at a very young age to family medicine in a rural area,”
Carpenter explained. “I was
able to observe the impact my
grandfather had on my community both as a physician and a
person. I can’t think of a better
person to emulate. Grandpa assures me that I don’t have to fill
his shoes, but he can’t stop me
from trying.”
Carpenter will see patients at
the Mound City Primary Care
Clinic, located at 514 State
St., starting Monday, Aug. 4,
2014. Carpenter is passionate
about family medicine and has
plans to provide the full scope
of primary care, including ob-
stetrics. As being available to
patients is one of his priorities, Carpenter plans to dedicate several appointment times
each day for acute illnesses so
his patients can be seen in the
timeliest manner possible.
Carpenter is also looking
forward to becoming a part of
the community. He is anxious
to attend sporting events and be
a sideline presence for young
athletes. He plans to take in a
few Royals games and cheer on
the Missouri Tigers and Kansas
City Chiefs as soon as he returns to Missouri, as well.
The community will have an
opportunity to welcome Carpenter at receptions held at the
hospital in Fairfax, MO, and at
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Janeta and Royce Foster
want to thank family and
friends for their cards and
good wishes in celebration of
their 80th birthdays. We so
enjoyed the sentiment and
humor we received.
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WELCOME GOLFERS
Burn ban
lifted
The Holt County Commission, which issued a burn ban
effective Monday, March 24,
to curb several fires flaring up
in the area, opted to lift the ban
Monday April 28.
Locally, Mound City had, at
last count, 43 fires since the
beginning of the year, whereas
the number of fires occurring
throughout 2013 numbered 42.
Those planning to start a controlled burn are still encouraged to inform the fire departments.
his new clinic in Mound City
in July. In the meantime, Carl
Luem, M.D., is continuing to
see patients in both Fairfax and
Mound City. Walk-ins are welcome and appointments may
be made by calling (660) 6862276.
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family service. For three generations members of the
Crawford Family have served Holt County with compassion
and dignity.„I am honored as the third generation of my
family to serve Mound City and Holt County, following in
the footsteps of my grandfather, William Crawford, and
my parents Jim and Iris Crawford. Our promise to you
is - we will do whatever it takes to serve your family in a
personal way.‰
COMMUNITY
Area Church
Information
BIG LAKE
Big Lake Baptist Church
213 Lake Shore Dr., Craig, MO
Dick Lionberger, Interim Pastor
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, 10:30 a.m.
CRAIG
Craig Presbyterian Church
Worship Service, 9:15 a.m. - Robert Fleming, Pastor
Sharp’s Grove United Methodist Church
(ABOVE) United Methodist Church congregants
chat - Before the special worship service marking the
church’s 150th anniversary.
4.5 mi. north of Craig on Hwy. 59 • Rev. Jeremy Blevins
Worship Service, 8:45 a.m.
Craig Community Church of the Nazarene
105 S. Ensworth Street • Keith Knaak, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a.m., Worship Service, 11 a.m.
Wed. Night Bible Study, 5:30 p.m., Wed. Kingdom Kids, 3:30-5:00 p.m.,
Wed. Night Youth Group, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Church of God
Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., Worship, 11:00 a.m.
FILLMORE
The Lighthouse
Exit 65 on I-29 • Pastors Tim and Faith Uzzle
Sunday Worship: 10 a.m., Thurs. Bible Study: 7 p.m.
www.fillmorelighthousechurch.org
GRAHAM
Graham Union Church
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.
Evening Service, 6:30 p.m., Wednesday night, 7 p.m.
United Methodist Church
celebrates 150 years
(ABOVE) Pastor Jeremy Blevins - Addresses his congregation
at the worship service Saturday afternoon, April 26. The church
is celebrating its sesquicentennial this year and will host events
throughout the coming months.
(RIGHT) Dee Ann Heck - Plays the piano during the worship service at the United Methodist Church on Saturday, April 26.
Connie Ury, Pastor
Sunday School, 10:15 a.m., Worship, 9 a.m.
Guess who’s 80?
MAITLAND
First Christian Church
4th and Ash • Bill Gazaway, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:15 a.m., Worship Service, 10 a.m.
Sunday Night Worship, 7 p.m., Wed., Youth Rallies, 7 p.m.
217 S. Maple Avenue • Connie Ury, Pastor
MOUND CITY
Community of Christ
1410 Nebraska Street • Theresa Mackey, Pastor 660-446-2048
Christian Fellowship
18080 Hwy. 59 • Jim Brown, Minister
Senior High Youth, 7:00 p.m. • www.christian-fellowship.net
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
1413 Nebraska St. • Rev. Brian Lemcke
Bible Class or Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.
First Christian Church
402 E. 5th Street • Paul Grant, Pastor
Wednesdays- Bible Study, 12 p.m.
www.firstchristianmoundcity.org
Mound City Baptist Church
1308 Savannah Street • Pastor Nathan Lowe
Sunday School, 10:15 a.m., Worship Service, 11:15 a.m.
Tuesday Bible Study, Larry Brickey, 6:30 p.m.;
Acteens (K-12 Grades), 4:00 p.m. - 660-853-2089
Youth Group, 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Mound City United Methodist Church
312 E. 7th St. • Pastor Jeremy Blevins
Sunday School, 9 a.m., Sunday Service, 10 a.m.
New Liberty Baptist Church
The little church with a big heart.
Will Haer, Interim Pastor • County Road 140
816-596-1152 • 660-683-5692
New Life Apostolic Assembly
U.P.C.I. - 307 E. 6th, Mound City • Pastor Scott Jordan
Worship Service, 11 a.m.
Life Night Bible Study & Revolution Youth Group
Thursdays, 6:30 p.m.
www.newlifeupci.org - 660-442-3441
Benton Church
An 1880s Church in the 21st Century • Pastor Jim Broker
Dr. Jack Coolbaugh and his wife, Michiko
Missionary to speak
at New Life
Apostolic Church
The New Life Apostolic
Church, located at 307 E.
6th St. in Mound City, MO,
will host missionary Dr. Jack
Coolbaugh, Ph.D. at 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 1.
Coolbaugh was a nuclear
engineer until he decided to
quit his secular job and go to
Thailand as a self-supported
associate in missions in 1994.
With the exception of one
eight-month period, he and
his wife have been in full-time
ministry in Thailand. They
opened a Bible school in 1999
in northern Thailand using
rented facilities for the first
three years, doing, as he said
“all the planning, administration, funding, record-keeping,
teaching, translation, organizing, controlling and scheduling.” In February 2001 they
began construction on the new
Isaac Keyes Memorial Bible
School located on four acres,
and they also received their appointment as UPCI missionaries to Thailand in May of that
year. The school, with housing
capacity for 32 students plus
staff, was completed in September 2002, and a portion of
the administration and teaching functions are now carried
out by Thai staff.
1/2 mile south of Squaw Creek Truck Plaza on Hwy. BB
Worship, 10:00 a.m., First Sunday of the Month
OREGON
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
303 Grand, Forest City • Father Peter Ullrich, OSB
Pastor and Parish Administrator
Oregon Church of the Nazarene
207 W. George • Keith Knaak, Pastor
New Point Christian Church
24135 Stone Hill Rd. • Brian Buck, Minister
Fellowship Dinner, 4th Sunday of month following church
REGIONAL
River of Hope Fellowship
Hwy. 159 & I-29, Mound City
Pastor David Showalter - 660-442-6305 • Pastor Will Certain - 816-824-8566
SKIDMORE
St. Oswald’s-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church
30996 X Avenue, Skidmore, MO
2nd Sundays - 11 a.m., Morning Prayer service by Lay Reader
4th Sundays - 11 a.m., Eucharist Service
through Tuesday, May 6
Hanging Basket Sale
Buy one, get one HALF PRICE (excluding fiber baskets)
We have Down Under Pots,
patio pots, planters and much more!
Mon.-Sat. • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
MILAM’S GREENHOUSE
East 14th Street • Falls City, NE
We do not accept
debit or credit cards.
She’s a special lady. Always
helpful and quick of wit.
She was the only girl in her
class until spring when another
girl came to her school at Bellevue.
She married her sweetheart,
Jackie, 61 years ago.
A son, Kenny, was born.
Life kept her very busy —
upstairs, downstairs, in the
kitchen cooking, out in the garden, with plenty of produce to
process and can. Busy with an
old wringer washer, and then
out to the clothesline.
She’s perfected many things,
from recipes for food to wisdom for life. Her family loves
her special dishes: potato salad,
peach pie and orange salad, to
name a few.
It’s an interesting tale of a
lady who has seen quite a bit. She
is greatly loved and appreciated
by all of her family. She’s the best
mother-in-law you could ask for.
Please help Eva Mae Miller
celebrate her 80th birthday. Cards
may be sent to 12903 Graystone
Rd., Craig, MO, 64437.
CH-F announces
scholarship and loan options
Students pursuing a career in
health care are encouraged to
apply for the Community Hospital-Fairfax, MO, Development
Council and Auxiliary Health
Care Educational Scholarships
by Monday, June 30, 2014. These
scholarships provide assistance
with health care education at any
approved educational institution.
The amount of scholarship
money available is based on Development Council and Auxiliary
funds and the financial needs of
the applicant. Eligible are those
with academic achievement and
high standings who are currently
enrolled in or have been accepted
into a health care program. The Genie Perry scholarship
application is also available for
students attending the North Central Missouri nursing program in
Maryville, MO.
Additionally, the Community
Healthcare Foundation would like
students who are currently accepted into an accredited health-profession program to know about
the Community Hospital-Fairfax
scholarship/loan
opportunity
funded by the Foundation.
This scholarship/loan is available to students in the Community Hospital-Fairfax service
area (Atchison, Holt and western
Nodaway counties). The Foundation welcomes anyone wishing to
serve Community Hospital-Fairfax for four years after earning
his or her certification as a health
care professional. During the four
years, the recipient will repay the
Foundation 50 percent of the loan
through payroll reimbursements.
The money awarded to the student will assist with tuition and
book fees.
Applications for all scholarships are available at Community
Hospital-Fairfax or at www.FairfaxMed.com. Applications for
the Genie Perry Scholarship are
also available at the North Central
Missouri Maryville campus nursing office. For more information,
contact the Development Office
at (660) 686-2317.
Benton Church
“The Old Country Church”
will re-open for the 2014 season, Lord willing
Sunday, May 4
10:00 a.m. - We are a non-denominational, plain
old country church trying to maintain the early
day faith of this nation that took her from
wilderness to super power status faster than
anyone would have believed possible.
Everyone is invited. Come and see what a country church was like in bygone years.
Located on Hwy. BB 1/2 mile south of Squaw Creek
Travel Plaza at I-29’s Exit 79
For more information, call Pastor Jim Broker at (660) 442-5405.
MSHP DWI checkpoint
planned for Atchison County
Captain James E. McDonald, commanding officer of Troop H in
St. Joseph, MO, announced that sometime during the month of May
2014, Troop H will conduct a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)
checkpoint in Atchison County. The areas selected for enforcement
are based on a high number of drinking-related crashes, a high number of contacts with drivers who have been drinking, and officers’
input as to probable contact with DWI violators.
“Intoxicated drivers pose a real danger on Missouri roadways; if
you drink and drive, you lose,” Captain McDonald said. “Please assist the Missouri State Highway Patrol in removing impaired drivers
from our roadways by contacting us toll-free at 1-800-525-5555 or
cellular *55.”
In support of “The Drive To ZERO Highway Deaths,” the Patrol
encourages motorists to protect themselves and their passengers by
making sure everyone in the vehicle is properly restrained in a seat
belt or child restraint. Watercraft operators should ensure that everyone in the vessel is wearing an approved life jacket.
News from Graham
The following list of Graham, MO, events is courtesy of Michelle Brown:
On Monday, April 21, the Graham Lions Club hosted District
Governor Roger Unruh of St. Joseph, MO. He gave a talk in
hopes of recruiting new members. In July Richard Warner will
be District Governor of Zone 26-M4. Past district governors
were in attendance. A meal was served, which Darrell Johnson
helped to prepare.
On Easter Sunday, April 20, dinner guests of Lewis and Nadine Smail were: Tracy Smail and Julie Volner; Donnie and
Vicki Meyer; Crystal Moore; Randy, Becky, Shayli and Ashlyn
Mires, all of Maryville, MO; Velinda Brown of Kansas City;
and Michelle Brown of Graham. Velinda spent the evening with
Michelle.
Anna Lea Lance hosted an Easter egg hunt and dinner on Sunday. Those present were: Sherilyn Lance and Rusty Roach of
Barnard, MO; Horton, Becky, MacKenzie and Brett Lance of
North Kansas City, MO; and Rodney, Suzy, Melanie and Jared
Ware of Savannah, MO.
Bill and Sue Neff visited son Greg in St. Louis, MO, over
Easter weekend. Grandson Eric and wife Kate joined them for
church and Easter brunch.
Bellevue School Reunion
50th Anniversary of the Last Graduating Class
Saturday, June 7, 2014
United Methodist Church • Mound City, MO
Registration - 6:30 p.m. • Meal - 7:00 p.m.
Entertainment following meal.
For reservations @ $15 by May 30, 2014
Call D. Heck at 660-935-2230 or cell 660-442-6501
e-mail: [email protected]
94th Oregon-South Holt
Alumni Banquet
Saturday, May 24, 2014
This Week’s
History
From the Mound City News archives
Sarah Costello, right, and Blair Million, left - Show off their
Presidential Letters of Excellence on Sunday, April 20.
Former Holt County students
honored for leadership skills, GPA
Sarah Costello and Blair Million were inducted into the National Society of Leadership and Success at Northwest Missouri
State University in Maryville, MO, on Sunday, April 20. Only a
select group of distinguished students who have been trained in
leadership skills and who have maintained a top grade point average (GPA) were honored. Those students were also recognized
for their devotion to academics, commitment to excellence and
determination to succeed. Costello and Million were both given
an award and presented with a Presidential Letter of Excellence.
Costello is the daughter of Robert and Sherry Costello, and
Blair is the daughter of Mike and Pam Million. Both families are
from Oregon, MO.
Nutrition site menu
The upcoming menu for the
Mound City Nutrition Site for
the week of May 5-9 is as follows:
Monday, May 5 - Taco salad, cheese and chips, tomatoes,
corn, juice and pudding.
Tuesday, May 6 - Roast beef,
potatoes and gravy, California
blend, hot rolls and peaches.
Wednesday, May 7 - Picnic
- Grilled hot dogs, chili, potato
salad, baked beans and dessert.
Thursday, May 8 - Chicken,
cheesy potatoes, green beans,
cake and hot rolls.
Friday, May 9 - Ribbet on
bun, potato, mixed vegetables
and pears.
Spring Planting
Hours
Starting Now
7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. - (Mon.-Fri.)
7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. - (Sat.)
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. - (Sun.)
(Extended hours are Weather Permitting)
Check out our website:
www.hiawathaimplement.com
Social Hour 6:00 p.m. • Dinner/Banquet 7:00 p.m.
TO BE HELD IN THE SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Dinner: $10 (if preregistered); $15 (at the door)
Dues: $5 • Catered by Bernadine Meyer
Please send reservations to:
Alumni Association, PO Box 161, Oregon, MO 64473
Include year of graduation and maiden name if applicable.
Questions can be emailed to [email protected]
or call Debbie Hunziger Mueller at 660-446-2970
1215 OREGON1410
ST. State St. 1410
• Hwy.STATE
59 NST., PO BOX 310
HIAWATHA, KS 66434Mound City,MOUND
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PHONE: 785-741-7121
PHONE: 660-442-3814
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WAS THIS THE KUHN CANNING FACTORY?
"Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Kuhn canning factory last Thursday night in Forest City with a
total loss to building, equipment, and some 24,000
cases of canned vegetables. A large quantity of canned
goods in a nearby building was not damaged. The
building, located west of the Burlington tracks, was
owned by the Farmers Elevator Company." (Holt County Sentinel clipping, January, 1941)
Gene Hendrix, Littleton, CO, had inquired in 2004
about the date the Forest City Cannery burned down.
Living in Forest City, he remembered well the night
that it happened, but not the exact date.
WHO REMEMBERS THE FOREST CITY CANNING FACTORY?
An undated photo donated by Esther Mansil, Forest City
Pictured above, left to right, back row: 1. Nora Gordon, 2. June
Prussman, 3. unknown, 4. Esther Mansil, 5. unknown. Middle row:
6. unknown, 7. unknown, 8. Willie Mae McCombs Lovelady, 9. unknown, 10. unknown, 11. Ollie Yoder (behind), 12. Lucy McFarland, 13. unknown, 14. Lottie Schaeffer. Front row, kneeling: 15.
Carrie Foster, 16. unknown, 17. Rhoda Hamilton, 18. unknown.
Do you know any of the other ladies?
Names would be appreciated for society files.
THE GENEALOGY CENTER,
612 STATE ST., MOUND CITY,
WILL OPEN FOR THE SUMMER ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 9 A.M. UNTIL 3 P.M.
VOLUNTEERS WILL BE THERE TO
ASSIST WITH HOLT COUNTY HISTORY
AND FAMILY RESEARCH.
STOP IN AND SAY HELLO!
If anyone has any information about any of these items please call 660-442-5949.
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Also, answers may be e-mailed to the society at [email protected]
50 Years Ago - 1964
• Maitland residents were extremely proud of
their school’s music students, and the feeling
was certainly justified. In state competition at
Columbia six of their eight entries earned No.
1 ratings and the remaining two groups were
placed in the No. 2 category. Those who won
No. 1 ratings were: Irvin Meadows, Jack Estes,
Eric Riley, Ralph Taylor, Greg Derr, and Charles
Shields.
• Donald Myrl Ashford, Mound City, earned a
No. 1 rating at the state music competition.
• Bellevue students earning a No. 1 rating at
the state music competition included: Connie
Rosier, Mary Freed, Linda Andes, Ruth Hester,
Barbara Stone, and Carol Ann Devlin.
• Craig R-III music students earning a No. 1
rating at state music contests included: Trula
Heits, Lynda Neely, and Janice Randall.
• The seniors of the Forest City school left early Sunday morning for a trip to southern Missouri. They stayed at Rockaway Beach, Lake
Taneycomo.
25 Years Ago - 1989
• The M & W Auto Wash was nearing completion at its location just south of the Farm Credit
Services building on Highway 59 at the north
edge of Mound City. Dave Monk and Wayne
White were the owners of the new establishment.
• The fourth annual Panther Relays would be
held on Saturday, with fourteen schools planning to attend. With the large number of visitors,
the Mound City Area Chamber of Commerce
was promoting a special relay day downtown.
• The latest Red Rock Report indicated that requests for a decorative rock were exceeding the
ability to deliver - but to be patient - it would
get done. The Red Rock committee was urging
more people to design innovative rock displays.
Certificates of adoption were given to all with a
display.
• The Mound City FFA Chapter received its first
state level BOAC award, a bronze rating for its
help in the restoration of the State Theater.
Kevin Blair was the advisor.
10 Years Ago - 2004
• Rosie Marrs was retiring from Mound City
Foods (formerly Thomas Market), after being a
cashier/stocker for 22 years.
• A public hearing on the location of a new Missouri River bridge at Rulo, NE, was set for late
May at Camp Rulo.
• Former Mound City fireman Scott Vergith was
bound over for trial on two felony charges after
a preliminary hearing in Oregon, MO, in connection with a string of fires in Mound City.
• Mindy Gordon was Holt County’s latest cover girl. She was pictured on the cover of the
March/April issue of “Patrol News,” the official
publication of the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
• Mound City’s Mitchell Scarbrough signed a
scholarship letter of intent to play football for
Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas.
• Mound City High School sophomore Brandon Thomas was selected for the 2004 Missouri
Scholars’ Academy.
COMMUNITY
Sisters happy to call
Northwest Graphix home
For two sisters, the timing was perfect to start a new business.
Samantha Miles had planned to return to work as soon as her
children were old enough to start school, and her sister, Joey
Livengood, needed to find a new vocation due to health reasons.
So in 2011, instead of finding jobs and going to work for someone else, the pair went into business for themselves by opening
Northwest Graphix, an embroidery and graphic design shop in
Mound City. “Our business includes embroidery, sublimation and heat
transfers,” said co-owner Joey Livengood, “We can do anything
from shirts, hats, coozies, key chains, mugs [and] mouse pads. We also offer rhinestone transfers.”
For the last three years Northwest Graphix has strived to meet
the community’s needs. The business has expanded to now include vinyl lettering for trucks, windows, signs, walls, picture
frames and memorial keepsakes.
Northwest Graphix, located at 502 State St., may be contacted
at (660) 442-3804 or [email protected].
Co-Owners, Joey Livengood and Samantha Miles
Left to Right
Saturday, May 3, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
on the square in Mound City
Mound City resident Bev Crowley - Returns leftover prescription medication at the Drug Take-Back
at City Hall Saturday, April 26. The event was cosponsored by the Mound City water and police departments.
(in front of The Mat Laundromat)
Hilltop
Greenhouse
Flowers,
vegetable plants,
hanging baskets,
assorted containers.
Mother’s Day
Cards
Also Available
The Enchilada
Lady
Serving breakfast
burritos and enchiladas for lunch. All
packaged entrees
and salsas will be
available.
Remember
“Cinco De Mayo”
is May 5!
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Mound City R-2 sophomore Montana Kunkel, as
seen on a screen second from right - Gives a speech
to a crowd of 2,500 at the FCCLA State Leadership Conference at the end of March in Columbia, MO.
Montana Kunkel catapults
to FCCLA leadership role
“I’ve never been shy by any
means,” Mound City R-2 sophomore Montana Kunkel said as she
worked on a black hi-lo skirt in
Family and Consumer Sciences
(FACS) teacher Karlene Harrison’s classroom Wednesday afternoon, April 23. “I made plans for
myself, and I always stuck to that.”
The plans, for the Family, Career
and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) member, started in
seventh grade, when she joined
the organization. By eighth grade,
she became “more involved,” she
said, and was elected to a regional
office: first vice-president of community service. By ninth grade,
Kunkel was chapter treasurer and
eventually first vice president of
the region.
“I [also] attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Tan-TarA,” Kunkel said of the two-day,
state-level event where she honed
her skills as an emerging FCCLA
leader. “There were smaller scale
workshops... There was a lot of
good learning.”
Now, in her sophomore year,
Kunkel’s FCCLA trajectory is
high.
“I started low, but I had a plan,”
she said.
Kunkel attended the National
Conference in Nashville, TN, over
the summer and had her first taste
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of acting as a voter rather than a
candidate, a position with which
she was already familiar.
“I’d never been on that side before,” Kunkel said. “It was a really
good learning experience. I’m really glad I did that.”
Her knowledge of the behindthe-scenes action, from both her
roles as the first vice president
of the region, which charged her
with leading the regional Students
Taking Action with Recognition
(STAR) events, and as a voting
delegate, gave her the platform she
needed to tighten her aim in the organization.
This past semester Kunkel ran
for state president at the State
Leadership Conference. Like any
position, it was one that had to be
earned. Kunkel, along with four
other candidates, took an FCCLA
knowledge test, which only three
of the five candidates passed.
Those three — including Kunkel
— then gave a 30-second speech
in the opening general session to a
crowd of 2,500.
“I never get nervous,” Kunkel
said when asked about any nerves
leading up to her addressing such
a large group. “[I figured] I can’t
mess up in 30 seconds.”
Kunkel and the other two candidates also gave a two-minute
speech to the voting delegates before being shuffled into a holding
room. The three girls, it happened,
were also roommates at the conference. Together, the trio decided
that when they heard the results,
they would open their letters together.
“We gathered and told each other,” Kunkel said. “It was a bonding
experience. We didn’t want any
harsh feelings; everyone was deserving of [the position].”
Kunkel received the second
most votes and assumed the role of
first vice president of state.
“[The installation] went pretty
smoothly, actually,” she said.
Now, Kunkel and Mound City
R-2 senior Jorden Miller are
the first FCCLA members from
Mound City in the last 20 years to
advance so far in the organization.
“She’s very willing to step up
and take a leadership role,” Harrison said of Kunkel’s character.
“It’s really, really hard for teenagers to do that. It takes a special person. She is one of the few Mound
City students to take on a leadership role at the state level while
still in high school. FCCLA is one
of the few student organizations to
allow high school students to take
on leadership roles as high up as
the national level.”
Kunkel plans to “stay actively
involved” in FCCLA for the rest
of her high school career.
“Somewhere along the way, I
fell in love with it,” she said.
Teen driving:
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From the front
on smart phones — as well as
prom and graduation-related parties where alcohol may be present
— teenagers are vulnerable to accidents.
Brandon Newton, for example,
a sophomore at Nodaway-Holt
R-7, took his own crash experience to heart.
“I had a wreck,” he said.
It wasn’t serious, but it spurred
the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) member to focus on teen
driving as part of Families Acting for Community Traffic Safety
(FACTS).
“I know a lot of kids who text
and drive,” Newton said. “I know
a lot of kids who don’t wear their
seat belts. I thought I could help
them.”
Among his efforts, Newton recorded informational messages
about teen driving statistics for
a local radio station, passed out
thumb bands to remind students
not to text and drive and had members of the student body dress up
in black and paint their faces to
symbolize the 10 teenagers killed
in traffic accidents every year in
Missouri.
Newton’s work is reflective of
a greater campaign by authorities
to educate and inform teen drivers
on the necessary precautions they
must take when behind the wheel.
“Always wear your seat belt,”
Sergeant Jacob Angle, public information and education officer
with the Missouri State Highway
Patrol said. “Don’t ever entertain
distracted driving, like texting and
driving; that’s the big thing with
teens. There is no text worth sending that will cost you your life.”
Angle added that all teen drivers
should obey the laws of the road,
and they should be particularly
careful when tempted to drink and
drive.
“Never operate a vehicle under
the influence of drugs or alcohol,”
he said.
To combat the trend of “buzzed
driving” — in the last three years,
there were 69 fatal crashes and
208 crashes resulting in serious
injury that involved impaired
drivers under the age of 21 — law
enforcement will be monitoring
young drivers from Thursday,
May 1, through Monday, May
12, as part of National Teen Safe
Driving Month. Missouri has a
zero tolerance policy for underage
imbibers choosing to drive.
Parents can also play a role in
ensuring teens stay safe on the
road. Consumer Reports and the
Missouri Coalition of Roadway
Safety encourage mom and dad
to talk to their children and set a
good example. Parents should also
establish ground rules and have
new drivers sign a safety pledge.
When it comes to roadway and
personal safety, information is
key, and teens need only rely on
the messages coming from their
parents and permeating the media
and their schools: buckle up; keep
eyes on the road, not on a phone;
and don’t drink and drive.
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Mound Citians clean up for spring
Mitchell Longcor, left, of Stuart Disposal - And Mayor Chris Krueger, right, haul
an old television to be disposed of during the Mound City Spring Clean-up Sunday, April
27. Pasty Smith, city clerk, and Kelly Graves, head of the sewer department, were also on
hand to help, as were Johnny and Pam Killin, who handled iron and scrap metal.
COMMUNITY
Craig R-3 students
dress to the nines for prom
(TOP)
From left to right,
Craig R-3 seniors -
Jennifer Longcor, Kathy
Howard, Logan Kephart,
Kelly Dougherty and Tanner
Law pose before their
“Under the stars”-themed
prom Saturday evening,
April 26.
(RIGHT)
Craig R-3 juniors -
Big Lake gets pumping for Memorial Day
Water from the Missouri River - Pours through a dam on its way to Big Lake on
Friday, April 25. The Village of Big Lake is pumping over 520 million gallons of water into the lake before Memorial Day. The pumping, a joint venture and agreement
between the Big lake Improvement Association and the Village Board Trustees began
Friday, April 18. “Hopefully we will have the lake full by Memorial Day,” Village Clerk
Diana Phillips said.
Colton Flint, left, and
Blake Bradley, right, stand
patiently for a photo
before heading to dinner
and dancing at the Countryside Bistro in Skidmore,
MO, on Saturday, April 26.
Panthers continue winning streak
The Mound City Panthers played West Nodaway and Craig/Fairfax on Tuesday, April 22, at the Tarkio, MO, Golf Course. As a team,
the Panthers triumphed with a score of 199. The CFX and West Nodaway teams scored 207 and 238, respectively. Miles Loucks, Panther
golfer, continued his streak with another medal; he shot a 43.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014 - Tarkio, MO
Mound City Golf Course
Mound City Individual Scores
Miles Loucks - 43 - Medalist
Luke Sanders - 49
Ben Shifflett - 50
Timothy Runnels - 57
Jamison Loucks - 62
CFX Individual Scores
Spencer Gibson - 44
Grant Hopkins - 44
Jayton Johnson - 58
Zach Marks - 61
Mound City
Team Score
199
CFX
Team Score
207
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elementary-age students, and
a 5K for adults followed at 9
p.m. Participants donned white
and glow-in-the-dark clothing
and accessories for the evening,
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as were prizes for the winners
for each grade level of the Fun
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PANTHER RELAYS
GOOD LUCK, PARTICIPANTS
Panther Relays • Friday, May 2, 2014 • 4:00 p.m.
Schedule of Events
Preliminaries (Start at 4:00 p.m.)
4 X 800 Meter Relay
100 Meter Dash
200 Meter Dash
110 Meter High Hurdles (39”)
100 Meter High Hurdles (33”)
Meet will be fully automatically timed using Pryo-Flash.
Coaches’ meeting 3:30 p.m. at the north end
of the track by the water tower.
All running events will be girls
followed by boys.
Break
Field Events (Starting at 4:00 p.m.)
Pole Vault Boys/Girls
Shot Put Boys/Girls
Discus Girls/Boys
High Jump Girls/Boys
Long Jump (SE pit) Boys/Girls
Triple Jump (NE pit) Girls/Boys
Finals
100 Meter High Hurdles
110 Meter High Hurdles
100 Meter Dash
4 X 200 Meter Relay
1600 Meter Run
4 X 100 Meter Relay
400 Meter Dash
300 Meter Low Hurdles (30”)
300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles (36”)
800 Meter Run
200 Meter Dash
3200 Meter Run
4 X 400 Meter Relay
Spectators must remain outside
of the track area.
Meet Records
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Shot—52’2”..............................................................Vince Leath, Worth County, 1987
High Jump—6’6”............................................................Eric Duncan, Rock Port, 2013
Discus—156’7”..............................................................Daniel Bennett, DeKalb, 1989
Long Jump—21’8 1/2”............................................ Brian Wilson, Mound City, 2000
Triple Jump—43’2”............................................. Micah Meyerkorth, Rock Port, 2004
Pole Vault—13’1”........................................................Donnie Sipes, South Holt, 2009
110 Meter High Hurdles—14.45.............................Clint Thomas, Rock Port, 1992
300 Meter Low Hurdles—42.14...............................W.C. Farmer, Rock Port, 1987
300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles—39.47...............Clint Thomas, Rock Port, 1991
100 Meter Dash—11.07....................................................Eric Levings, Tarkio, 1994
200 Meter Dash—22.76.................................. Micah Meyerkorth, Rock Port, 2004
400 Meter Dash—51.46..........................................Miles Clifton, Mound City, 2009
800 Meter Run—2:03.64.............................. Jared Wilmes, North Nodaway, 1988
1600 Meter Run—4:39.23........................... Jared Wilmes, North Nodaway, 1989
3200 Meter Run—10:31.99.................................Ryan McQueen, Jefferson, 1994
400 Meter Relay—45.24................................................................. Mound City, 2009
800 Meter Relay—1:35.42............................................................. Mound City, 2007
1600 Meter Relay—3:38.26........................................................... Mound City, 2007
Discus—119’3”........................................................... Makayla Vette, Rock Port, 2011
High Jump—5’1”...........................................................Dana Welch, South Holt, 1994
Lindsey Heck, Nodaway-Holt, 1996
Shot—38’5 1/4”......................................................... Makayla Vette, Rock Port, 2010
Long Jump—16’7 3/4”................................... Angel Hunsaker, North Andrew, 1993
Triple Jump—35’4”..........................................Marcy Ruckman, Worth County, 1996
Pole Vault—10’6”................................................. Jessica Borey, Worth County, 2009
100 Meter Low Hurdles—17.11......................Paula Burnsides, Mound City, 1987
100 Meter High Hurdles—15.66......................... Anne Northup, Mound City, 1992
300 Meter Low Hurdles—47.56..........................Anne Northup, Mound City, 1990
100 Meter Dash—12.55....................................Gretchen Dickkut, Rock Port, 1992
200 Meter Dash—26.48....................................Gretchen Dickkut, Rock Port, 1992
400 Meter Dash—1:00.11................................Gretchen Dickkut, Rock Port, 1991
800 Meter Run—2:27.62....................................... McKenzie Reagan, DeKalb 2010
1600 Meter Run—5:30.01...................................... Amanda Gray, Rock Port, 2005
3200 Meter Run—12:19.15............Jacqueline Shulte, Northeast Nodaway, 2010
400 Meter Relay—53.67............................................................. Worth County, 1993
800 Meter Relay—1:51.83......................................................... Nodaway-Holt, 1988
3200 Meter Relay—10:12.74........................................................... Rock Port, 2010
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SCHOOL
JUNIOR HIGH TRACK
SQUAW
CREEK
RELAYS
BOYS’ TEAM RESULTS
2nd Place - South Holt - 63 Points
7th Place - Craig/Fairfax - 33 Points
8th Place - Mound City - 32 Points
11th Place - Nod.-Holt - 18 Points
Tuesday, April 22, 2014,
Mound City, MO
INDIVIDUAL
Mound
City
Panther
Justyn Hall - Runs his leg
of a relay during the Squaw South Holt Knight Westyn Williams - Speeds ahead
Creek Relays on Tuesday, of his competitors during the 100-meter hurdles at the Squaw Mound City Panther AusApril 22, in Mound City.
Creek Relays on Tuesday, April 22, in Mound City. Williams tin Pankau - Prepares for
his turn at the pole vault event
took fifth place in the event with a time of 19.67.
during the Squaw Creek Relays on Tuesday, April 22, in
Mound City. He placed second with a vault of 7’6’’.
NEW RECORD
South Holt Knight Kinsee Knapp - Makes a long
jump of just over 10 feet during the Squaw Creek Relays on Tuesday, April 22, in Mound City.
CFX runner Deanna Clayton - Sprints to the finish
line ahead of the competition during the Squaw Creek
Relays on Tuesday, April 22,
in Mound City. Clayton set
a new record for the Squaw
Creek Relays 800-meter run
with a time of 2:31.43. The
previous record, set in 2012
by Kenzie Edwards of North
Andrew, was 2:34.23.
Mound City Panther Bailey Hayworth - Sprints
through her leg of a relay
during the Squaw Creek Relays on Tuesday, April 22, in
Mound City.
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Noah Young - Runs steadily
in his lap of a relay during the
Squaw Creek Relays on Tuesday, April 22, in Mound City.
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South Holt Knight Joel
Dudeck - Competes in the
mile race at the Squaw Creek
Relays on Tuesday, April 22,
in Mound City.
South Holt Knight Reagan Morris - Finished in fifth
place in the 1,600-meter run
with a time of 5:43.72 during
the Squaw Creek Relays on
Tuesday, April 22, in Mound
City.
South Holt Knight Sophia
Richards - Pushes through
her leg of a relay during the
Squaw Creek Relays on Tuesday, April 22, in Mound City.
The South Holt girls’ team took
seventh place in the 800-meter
relay.
SPRING IS HERE...
Spend it at the ballpark. Not in the
waiting room.
24 HOUR
EMERGENCY CARE
BOYS
100 M DASH - Austin Pankau, MC,
13.06 (2nd Place); Dylon Faller, CFX,
13.38 (3rd Place); Cole Alloway, NH,
13.47 (5th Place)
200 M DASH - T.J. Mitchell, SH, 26.28
(1st Place); Dylon Faller, CFX, 27.87
(4th Place); Eric Ottman, SH, 28.22 (5th
Place)
(1st Place); Dylon Faller, CFX, 1:02.00
(2nd Place); Jamison Liles, CFX, 1:05.33
(8th Place); Cole Alloway, NH, 1:05.52
(10th Place); Dalton Rauch, SH, 1:17.85
(19th Place); Tad Smock, NH, 1:18.26
(20th Place); Dylan Marrs, MC, 1:27.44
(23rd Place)
800 M RUN - Austin Pankau, MC,
2:27.84 (1st Place)
1,600 M RUN - Kobe Monroe, CFX,
5:41.70 (4th Place); Reagan Morris, SH,
5:43.72 (5th Place); Jamison Liles, CFX,
5:49.79 (6th Place)
100 M HURDLES - Westyn Williams,
SH, 19.67 (5th Place)
400 M RELAY - John Cooper, Wyatt
Meyer, Justyn Hall, Noah Young, MC,
58:70 (5th Place); Tyler Brown, Max
Hopkins, Connor Marshall, Dylan Jeffords, 59:06 (6th Place)
800 M RELAY - Connor Marshall, Max
Hopkins, Tyler Brown, Dylon Faller, CFX,
2:02.81 (4th Place); John Cooper, Wyatt
2:10.93 (6th Place)
1,600 M RELAY - Devin Cox, Reagan
Morris, Eric Ottman, T.J. Mitchell, SH,
4:26.02 (2nd Place); Dylan Jeffords,
Connor Marshall, Tyler Brown, Jamison
Liles, CFX, 4:37.20 (4th Place)
LONG JUMP - Dylon Faller, CFX, 1410.50 (6th Place); Austin Pankau, MC,
14-10.50 (7th Place); Westyn Williams,
SH, 13-05.00 (12th Place); Devin Cox,
SH, 13-00.50 (13th Place); Justyn Hall,
MC, 11-05.50 (18th Place); Tad Smock,
NH, 11-02.75 (20th Place); Jamison
Liles, CFX, 11-01.00 (21st Place)
TRIPLE JUMP - Eric Ottman, SH, 2908.00 (4th Place); Reagan Morris, SH,
29-03.00 (6th Place); D.J. Beaderstadt,
NH, 25-07.50 (11th Place); Tyler Brown,
CFX, 24-11.00 (13th Place); Dylan
Marrs, MC, 22-10.50 (14th Place); Aaron
Grant, MC, 22-06.00 (15th Place)
HIGH JUMP - T.J. Mitchell, SH, 5-02.00
(1st Place); Noah Young, MC, 4-04.00
(7th Place); Dylan Jeffords, CFX, 4-02.00
(9th Place)
SHOT PUT - Jayden Phelan, SH,
34-05.00 (2nd Place); Cole Alloway, NH,
33-08.00 (3rd Place); John Cooper, MC,
28-02.00 (8th Place); Shane Wallace,
CFX, 27-11.00 (9th Place); Wyatt Meyer,
MC, 26-03.50 (11th Place); Chris Moore,
SH, 24-01.50 (12th Place); Dawson Law,
CFX, 20-09.00 (20th Place)
DISCUS - Cole Alloway, NH, 109-11
(1st Place); Jayden Phelan, SH, 83-08
(3rd Place); John Cooper, MC, 78-09
(6th Place); Max Hopkins, CFX, 72-09
(9th Place); Connor Marshall, CFX, 70-06
(12th Place); Wyatt Meyer, MC, 60-11
(17th Place); Tad Smock, NH, 48-03
(24th Place); Dalton Rauch, SH, 46-07
(25th Place)
POLE VAULT - Austin Pankau, MC,
7-06.00 (2nd Place); Dylan Marrs, MC,
5-06.00 (5th Place)
GIRLS’ TEAM RESULTS
10th Place - South Holt - 18 Points
INDIVIDUAL
GIRLS
100 M DASH - Emma Derr, MC, 14.88
(5th Place); Hannah Wedlock, MC, 15.16
(6th Place)
200 M DASH - Sydney Billings, NH,
29.91 (1st Place)
400 M DASH - Emma Derr, MC,
1:12.71 (5th Place); Sophia Richards,
SH, 1:14.07 (7th Place); Amanda
Bohannon, NH, 1:18.37 (10th Place);
Sylvia Foust, MC, 1:21.09 (12th Place);
Kinsee Knapp, SH, 1:25.13 (14th Place)
800 M RUN - Deanna Clayton, CFX,
2:31.43 (1st Place) NEW RECORD;
Sydney Billings, NH, 2:39.60 (2nd
Place); Victoria Nauman, MC, 2:47.98
(3rd Place)
1,600 M RUN - Sydney Billings, NH,
6:02.18 (1st Place)
75 M HURDLES - Hannah Wedlock,
MC, 13.79 (2nd Place); Olivia Richards,
400 M RELAY - Hannah Wedlock,
Emma Derr, Bailey Hayworth, Victoria
Nauman, MC, 59.63 (3rd Place); Deanna
Clayton, Shelbey Morris, Leslie Bradley,
Tacy Mitchell, CFX, 1:03.18 (8th Place)
800 M RELAY - Karly Eaton, Sadee
Prussman, Sophia Richards, Olivia Richards, SH, 2:13.03 (7th Place); Deanna
Clayton, Ashlyn Stone, Leslie Bradley,
Tacy Mitchell, CFX, 2:16.25 (8th Place);
Bailey Hayworth, Desiree Hufford,
Emma Gibson, Paige Quilty, MC, 2:16.87
(10th Place)
1,600 M RELAY - Bailey Hayworth,
Bayleigh Portman, Paige Quilty, Desiree
Hufford, MC, 5:16.53 (3rd Place)
LONG JUMP - Sydney Billings, NH,
13-05.00 (5th Place); Emma Derr, MC,
12-02.50 (11th Place); Emma Gibson,
MC, 11-04.50 (14th Place); Breanna
Day, NH, 11-03.75 (15th Place); Grace
Jenkins, SH, 10-02.00 (18th Place-Tie);
Kinsee Knapp, SH, 10-02.00 (18th
Place-Tie)
TRIPLE JUMP - Olivia Richards, SH,
27-04.00 (7th Place); Hannah Wedlock,
MC, 26-07.00 (9th Place); Sophia
Richards, SH, 23-08.50 (12th Place);
Bayleigh Portman, MC, 23-04.50 (14th
Place)
HIGH JUMP - Victoria Nauman, MC,
4-04.00 (4th Place); Amanda Bohannon, NH, 4-02.00 (5th Place)
SHOT PUT - Sadee Prussman, SH, 3202.00 (1st Place); Kinley Thornhill, CFX,
28-06.50 (2nd Place); Madison Hopkins,
MC, 21-04.50 (13th Place); Kaley Miller,
NH, 19-03.50 (18th Place); Cassidy
Wennihan, MC, 18-00.50 (20th Place);
Katy Baker, CFX, 17-08.50 (21st Place)
DISCUS - Kinley Thornhill, CFX, 72-02
(3rd Place); Sadee Prussman, SH, 67-02
(4th Place); Bayleigh Portman, MC, 5806 (7th Place); Katy Baker, CFX, 49-11
(10th Place); Madison Hopkins, MC,
43-07 (15th Place); Kaley Miller, NH, 4206 (16th Place)
POLE VAULT - Paige Quilty, MC,
5-06.00 (2nd Place)
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SCHOOL
Mound City Panther Sydney Ireland - Hurls the discus
to earn third place at the Indian Relays in Tarkio, MO, Friday,
April 25.
VARSITY TRACK
INDIAN RELAYS
Mound
City
Panther
Mequilla Rader - Races
steadily to earn eleventh place
in the 400-meter dash at the
South Holt Knight Alan Ottman - Lands in sixth place at Indian Relays in Tarkio, MO,
the triple jump event during the Indian Relays in Tarkio, MO, Friday, April 25.
Friday, April 25.
Mound City Panther Dalton Dreher, right - Hands
off the baton to fellow Panther
Dayne Messer at the Indian
Relays in Tarkio, MO, Friday,
April 25. Dreher and Messer,
along with fellow Panther runners, placed first in the 400-,
800- and 3,200-meter relays.
Friday, April 25, 2014, Tarkio, MO
2nd Place - Mound City - 105 Points
1st Place - Mound City - 196 Points
INDIVIDUAL
INDIVIDUAL
BOYS
100 M DASH - Luke Sanders, MC,
12.04 (3rd Place); Logan Kephart, CFX,
12.05 (4th Place)
200 M DASH - Dayne Messer, MC,
23.41 (1st Place); Dominik Stodolski,
SH, 24.27 (3rd Place)
400 M DASH - Dominik Stodolski, SH,
54.61 (1st Place); Sean Shepherd, MC,
1:05.89 (8th Place)
800 M RUN - Josh Johnson, MC,
2:20.28 (4th Place); Hayden Marrs,
2:20.72 (5th Place); Devon Schaffer, SH,
2:40.00 (10th Place)
1,600 M RUN - Blake Shifflett, MC,
5:29.01 (4th Place); Jordan Frady, SH,
5:42.74 (6th Place); Devon Schaffer, SH,
5:54.81 (8th Place); Chandler Wilson,
MC, 6:05.32 (10th Place)
3,200 M RUN - Chandler Wilson, MC,
13:48.97 (4th Place)
110 M HURDLES - Hunter Holstine,
MC, 19.17 (1st Place); Sean Shepherd,
MC, 20.86 (3rd Place); Alan Ottman,
SH, 21.58 (4th Place); Jordan Frady, SH,
24.01 (5th Place)
300 M HURDLES - Dalton Dreher,
MC, 43.80 (1st Place); Hunter Holstine,
MC, 48.73 (3rd Place); Jordan Frady, SH,
56.03 (6th Place)
400 M RELAY - Dalton Dreher, Hunter
Holstine, Dayne Messer, Luke Sanders,
MC, 48.09 (1st Place)
800 M RELAY - Dalton Dreher, Hunter
Holstine, Dayne Messer, Luke Sanders,
1:39.85 (1st Place)
1,600 M RELAY -Jordan Frady, Alan
Ottman, Dominik Stodolski, Austin
Barton, SH, 4:19.90 (3rd Place); Sean
Shepherd, Blake Shifflett, Ben Shifflett,
Chandler Wilson, MC, 4:30.41 (5th
Place)
3,200 M RELAY - Dalton Dreher, Josh
Johnson, Dayne Messer, Hayden Marrs,
MC, 8:49.78 (1st Place)
LONG JUMP - Logan Kephart, CFX,
16-11.50 (4th Place); Garrett Ball, CFX,
16-09.50 (5th Place); Austin Barton, SH,
15-00.00 (10th Place)
TRIPLE JUMP - Alan Ottman, SH,
33-06.00 (6th Place); Ben Shifflett, MC,
30-07.00 (10th Place)
HIGH JUMP - Dominik Stodolski, SH,
5-08.00 (1st Place); Luke Sanders, MC,
4-10.00 (6th Place-Tie); Sean Shepherd,
MC, 4-10.00 (6th Place-Tie)
SHOT PUT - Miles Murry, CFX, 3309.00 (7th Place); Blayne Collins, SH,
30-07.00 (10th Place); Pierce Elifrits, SH,
28-10.00 (12th Place)
DISCUS - Miles Murry, CFX, 80-05 (8th
Place); Pierce Elifrits, SH, 79-09 (9th
Place)
POLE VAULT - Ben Shifflett, MC,
9-06.00 (2nd Place); Alan Ottman, SH,
9-00.00 (3rd Place); Blake Shifflett, MC,
7-00.00(7th Place)
GIRLS
100 M DASH - Carley Baker, MC, 13.69
(1st Place); Lily Grant, MC, 14.09 (4th
Place)
200 M DASH - Emily Wedlock, MC,
27.85 (1st Place); Sarah Dudeck, SH,
30.73 (4th Place)
400 M DASH - Lily Forehand, MC,
1:13.82 (3rd Place); Emily Cox, SH,
1:16.14 (6th Place); Pantera Womeldorff, CFX, 1:18.43 (7th Place);
Haley Murry, CFX, 1:21.33 (9th Place);
Mequilla Rader, MC, 1:28.77 (11th
Place)
800 M RUN - Adrienne Messer, MC,
2:42.89 (1st Place); Mae Sanders, MC,
2:57.60 (5th Place)
1,600 M RUN - Kendey Eaton, MC,
6:00.70 (1st Place); Jessica Johnson,
MC, 6:47.47 (2nd Place)
3,200 M RUN - Kendey Eaton, MC,
13:22.24 (1st Place); Joeigh Eaton, MC,
14:17.37 (2nd Place)
100 M HURDLES - Emily Wedlock,
300 M HURDLES - Emily Wedlock,
400 M RELAY - Carley Baker, Adrienne
Messer, Mae Sanders, Lily Grant, MC,
54.71 (1st Place)
800 M RELAY - Carley Baker, Janine
Bludau, Tess Phillips, Lily Grant, MC,
1:58.76 (1st Place)
1,600 M RELAY - Carley Baker,
Kendey Eaton, Adrienne Messer, Mae
Sanders, MC, 4:37.59 (1st Place)
3,200 M RELAY - Joeigh Eaton, Jessica Johnson, Kendey Eaton, Adrienne
Messer, 11:17.54 (1st Place)
LONG JUMP - Emily Wedlock, MC,
16-03.50 (1st Place); Sarah Dudeck, SH,
12-03.25 (5th Place); Kyleigh Panning,
CFX, 9-01.50 (10th Place)
TRIPLE JUMP - Tess Phillips, MC, 2809.00 (2nd Place); Rachel Binder, SH,
25-11.00 (4th Place)
HIGH JUMP - Janine Bludau, MC,
4-10.00 (2nd Place); Crystal Yocum,
CFX, 4-08.00 (3rd Place); Tess Phillips,
MC, 4-04.00 (7th Place)
SHOT PUT - Emily Cox, SH, 33-01.00
(2nd Place); Kaitie Smith, MC, 28-06.00
(4th Place); Eryn Acton, MC, 24-11.00
(9th Place); Pantera Womeldorff, CFX,
21-06.00 (13th Place)
DISCUS - Roanne Bonke, MC, 106-11
(1st Place); Sydney Ireland, MC, 90-09
(3rd Place); Emily Cox, SH, 64-02 (11th
Place)
POLE VAULT - MacKenzie Prussman,
SH, 8-09.00 (1st Place); Tess Phillips,
MC, 8-00.00 (2nd Place); Sydney
Ireland, MC, 7-00.00 (4th Place)
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Mound City Panthers Carley Baker, left, and Lily
Grant, right - Sprint to the finish line of the 100-meter dash
at the Indian Relays in Tarkio, MO, Friday, April 25. Baker took
first, while Grant placed fourth.
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May 1 - Mound City Boys’ Golf at Savannah, MO, Tournament - TBA
May 2 - Mound City Panther Relays at Ceglenski Field - 4 p.m.
May 3 - Elementary Track Meet at Mound City - 10 a.m.
Mound City Panther Ben
Shifflett - Lands with a distance of 32’11’’, earning seventh place in the triple jump
event at the Indian Relays in
Tarkio, MO, Friday, April 25.
May 5 - Mound City Boys’ Golf at 275 Conference Meet in Mound City - 12 p.m.
May 5 - Friends of the Library at the McIntire home in Mound City - 5 p.m.
May 6 - Story Time at Mound City Library - 10:30 a.m.
May 6 - Mound City JH and Varsity Track at 275 Conference Meet in Tarkio, MO - 3 p.m.
May 7 - Mound City Boys’ Golf at District Tournament at Savannah, MO - 9 a.m.
May 7 - Men’s and Women’s Drug and Alcohol Program at Hwy. 159 & I-29 near Mound City - 7-8 p.m.
May 10 - Mound City Varsity Track at District Meet in Albany, MO - TBA
May 11 - Mound City Baccalaureate at First Christian Church - 4 p.m.
May 12 - Mound City Boys’ Golf at Sectional Tournament at Mozingo in Maryville, MO - TBA
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8:30 a.m. until Sold Out
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non-religious weight-loss support group, Mondays, 4:30 p.m.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Mound City
Mound City Panther Luke
Sanders - Hustles toward the
finish line of the 100-meter
dash to earn third place at the
Indian Relays in Tarkio, MO,
Friday, April 25.
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SCHOOL
JUNIOR HIGH TRACK
LITTLE BLUE JAY RELAYS
Thursday, April 24, 2014, Rock Port, MO
Mound
City
Panther
Emma Gibson - Leaps for
distance in the long jump
event during the Little Blue
Jay Relays in Rock Port, MO,
Thursday, April 24.
Mound
City
Panther
Paige Quilty - Races through
her leg of a relay during the
Little Blue Jay Relays in Rock
Port, MO, Thursday, April 24.
Mound City Panther Jessie Barwick - Hustles toward
the finish line of the 200-meter dash during the Little Blue
Jay Relays in Rock Port, MO,
Thursday, April 24.
Mound City Panther Bayleigh Portman - Jumps
ahead to place seventh in the
triple jump event during the
Little Blue Jay Relays in Rock
Port, MO, Thursday, April 24.
South Holt R-1 athletes McKenzie Prussman,
left, and Emily Cox, right - Boast strong stats for the
2013-2014 basketball season.
Prussman and Cox end
season with big numbers
McKenzie Prussman and Emily Cox, students at South Holt R-1
in Oregon, MO, enjoyed a record-setting basketball season this year.
Prussman was the single-season and career-assist leader; she tallied a season high of 177 assists, giving her a career total of 422.
She also tied the record for most assists in a game with 12. From
the 3-point arch, she became the career leader with 88 successful
3-pointers.
Cox was South Holt’s all-time single-season scoring leader this
year with 602 points. She claims the all-time career total with 1,502
points, as well. In addition, she set records in blocks with a seasonhigh 86 blocks and a career-high 164.
The two basketball stars first learned to play ball back in the days
of “Hoopsters” in elementary school; in these early years, they finetuned their skills by playing on traveling teams and school teams.
Now, the two players who share a history and a foundation in the
sport easily work in tandem, complementing each other on the court.
Both have also received several post-season honors for their hard
work.
CRAIG
C ommunity
C alendar
INDIVIDUAL
BOYS
100 M DASH - Austin Pankau, MC,
13.55 (1st Place); Cole Alloway, NH,
13.58 (2nd Place); Dylon Faller, CFX,
13.78 (3rd Place)
(1st Place); Dylon Faller, CFX, 29.17 (6th
Place)
400 M DASH - Dylon Faller, CFX,
1:01.47 (1st Place); Jamison Liles, CFX,
1:02.02 (2nd Place); Cole Alloway, NH,
1:05.90 (5th Place); Dalton Rauch, SH,
1:19.14 (10th Place); Dylan Marrs, MC,
1:27.63 (12th Place); Zach Greiner, SH,
1:29.83 (12th Place); Zane Weston, NH,
1:30.15 (14th Place)
2:30.04 (1st Place); Zach Greiner, SH,
2:55.37 (4th Place); Aaron Grant, MC,
3:16.76 (8th Place); Joel Dudeck, SH,
3:29.10 (9th Place)
1,600 M RUN - Jamison Liles, CFX,
5:43.17 (3rd Place); Kobe Monroe, CFX,
5:49.54 (4th Place); Reagan Morris, SH,
6:14.48 (7th Place); Zach Greiner, SH,
6:32.92 (11th Place)
400 M RELAY - Tyler Brown, Max Hopkins, Connor Marshall, Dylan Jeffords,
CFX, 58.90 (3rd Place); John Cooper,
Wyatt Meyer, Justyn Hall, Noah Young,
MC, 59.47 (4th Place); D.J. Beaderstadt,
Dylan Carden, Tad Smock, Tyler Steele,
NH, 59.99 (5th Place)
800 M RELAY - Eric Ottman, Reagan
Morris, Devin Cox, T.J. Mithcell, SH,
1:56.36 (2nd Place); John Cooper, Wyatt
2:03.22 (4th Place); D.J. Beaderstadt,
Tad Smock, Tyler Steele, Zane Weston,
2:15.39 (7th Place)
1,600 M RELAY - Devin Cox, Reagan
Morris, Eric Ottman, T.J. Mitchell, SH,
4:19.66 (1st Place); Dylan Jeffords,
Liles, CFX, 4:33.04 (3rd Place)
LONG JUMP - Dylon Faller, CFX,
14-04.00 (4th Place); Austin Pankau,
MC, 14-00.25 (5th Place); Dylan Carden,
NH, 13-01.75 (7th Place); Jamison
Liles, CFX, 13-00.00 (8th Place); Westyn
Williams, SH, 11-09.50 (12th Place); Tad
Smock, NH, 11-07.00 (13th Place-Tie);
Devin Cox, SH, 11-02.50 (17th Place);
Justyn Hall, MC, 10-08.50 (18th Place)
TRIPLE JUMP - Dylan Carden, NH, 2901.50 (3rd Place); Reagan Morris, SH,
28-00.00 (4th Place); Tyler Brown, CFX,
24-09.00 (7th Place); D.J. Beaderstadt,
NH, 24-02.00 (8th Place); Dylan Marrs,
MC, 23-10.00 (9th Place); Aaron Grant,
MC, 20-05.50 (11th Place)
(1st Place); Dylan Jeffords, CFX, 4-04.00
(6th Place)
SHOT PUT - Jayden Phelan, SH,
35-00.00 (2nd Place); Cole Alloway, NH,
32-09.50 (3rd Place); John Cooper, MC,
30-07.00 (4th Place); Wyatt Meyer, MC,
27-11.50 (8th Place); Shane Wallace,
CFX, 27-07.00 (9th Place); Chris Moore,
SH, 25-00.75 (12th Place); Tyler Steele,
NH, 23-07.75 (13th Place); Dawson
Law, CFX, 22-03.25 (16th Place)
DISCUS - Cole Alloway, NH, 114-05
(1st Place); Jayden Phelan, SH, 81-09
(3rd Place); John Cooper, MC, 79-07
(4th Place); Max Hopkins, CFX, 79-03
(5th Place); Connor Marshall, CFX, 7902 (6th Place); Wyatt Meyer, MC, 69-10
(9th Place); Tyler Steele, NH, 57-09
(16th Place); Dalton Rauch, SH, 54-04
(19th Place)
7-00.00 (3rd Place); Dylan Marrs, MC,
5-06.00 (6th Place)
2nd Place - South Holt - 62 Points
3rd Place - Craig/Fairfax - 55 Points
May 1 - CFX Varsity Track to North Andrew Cardinal Relays in Rosendale, MO - 4 p.m.
May 2 - CFX Varsity Track to Panther Relays in Mound City, MO - 4 p.m.
May 5 - CFX Golf at 275 Conference Meet in Mound City - 12 Noon
May 6 - CFX JH and Varsity Track at 275 Conference Meet in Tarkio, MO - 3 p.m.
May 7 - CFX Golf at District Tournament in Savannah, MO - 9 a.m.
May 9 - Craig R-3 Graduation at Craig R-3 Gymnasium - 7 p.m.
May 10 - Craig Alumni Banquet at Craig R-3 School - 4 p.m. (Doors Open)
May 10 - CFX Varsity Track at District Meet in Albany, MO - TBA
May 12 - CFX Golf at Sectional Tournament at Mozingo in Maryville, MO - TBA
SOUTH HOLT LADY KNIGHTS
SEASON STATS
INDIVIDUAL
As of April 23, 2014
GIRLS
100 M DASH - Hannah Wedlock, MC,
14.98 (3rd Place); Amanda Bohannon,
NH, 15.11 (4th Place)
200 M DASH - Victoria Nauman, MC,
31.34 (3rd Place)
400 M DASH - Sydney Billings, NH,
1:05.49 (1st Place); Sophia Richards,
SH, 1:12.43 (5th Place); Emma Derr, MC,
1:13.68 (7th Place); Kinsee Knapp, SH,
1:20.19 (10th Place); Sylvia Foust, MC,
1:20.66 (11th Place); Amanda Bohannon, NH, 1:23.15 (12th Place)
2:36.97 (1st Place); Sydney Billings,
NH, 2:37.06 (2nd Place); Victoria Nauman, MC, 2:53.52 (3rd Place); Sophia
Richards, SH, 3:18.65 (12th Place); Karly
Eaton, SH, 3:21.58
1,600 M RUN - Grace Jenkins, SH,
8:03.79 (7th Place-Tie)
MC, 13.33 (1st Place); Olivia Richards,
Nauman, MC, 1:02.51 (4th Place);
Deanna Clayton, Tacy Mitchell, Shelbey
Morris, Leslie Bradley, CFX, 1:04.06 (5th
Place)
800 M RELAY - Bailey Hayworth,
Sylvia Foust, Emma Gibson, Paige
Quilty, MC, 2:15.38 (6th Place); Deanna
Clayton, Ashlyn Stone, Leslie Bradley,
Tacy Mitchell, CFX, 2:16.07 (7th Place);
Karly Eaton, Sadee Prussman, Sophia
Richards, Olivia Richards, SH, 2:17.88
(8th Place)
Bayleigh Portman, Paige Quilty, Sylvia
Foust, 5:16.69 (4th Place)
LONG JUMP - Sydney Billings, NH,
12-10.75 (2nd Place); Breanna Day, NH,
11-04.75 (6th Place); Emma Gibson,
MC, 10-08.25 (10th Place); Grace
Jenkins, SH, 9-09.00 (13th Place); Karly
Eaton, SH, 9-00.25 (14th Place); Kaitlyn
Panning, CFX, 7-04.00 (17th Place)
TRIPLE JUMP - Sydney Billings, NH,
26-11.50 (4th Place); Olivia Richards,
SH, 26-11.00 (5th Place); Hannah
Wedlock, MC, 26-01.00 (6th Place);
Bayleigh Portman, MC, 25-04.00 (7th
Place); Sophia Richards, SH, 24-04.50
(8th Place)
4-04.00 (2nd Place); Amanda Bohannon, NH, 4-02.00 (4th Place)
SHOT PUT - Sadee Prussman, SH, 3205.75 (1st Place); Kinley Thornhill, CFX,
29-03.00 (3rd Place); Madison Hopkins,
MC, 21-03.50 (7th Place); Cassidy Wennihan, MC, 21-00.25 (8th Place); Kaley
Miller, NH, 19-00.75 (11th Place); Katy
Baker, CFX, 18-02.00 (14th Place)
DISCUS - Kinley Thornhill, CFX, 78-09
(2nd Place); Sadee Prussman, SH, 73-06
(3rd Place); Bayleigh Portman, MC,
67-02 (5th Place); Kaley Miller, NH, 4805 (9th Place); Katy Baker, CFX, 47-00
46-01 (12th Place)
POLE VAULT - Emma Derr, MC,
5-06.00 (1st Place); Paige Quilty, MC,
5-00.00 (2nd Place-Tie)
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HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
WORTH COUNTY TIGER RELAYS
Tuesday, April 22, 2014, Grant City, MO
19th Place - South Holt -5 Points
19th Place - South Holt - 2.5 Points
INDIVIDUAL
BOYS
100 M DASH - Wade Saxton, NH,
12.02 (5th Place)
200 M DASH - Wade Saxton, NH,
25.65 (6th Place)
400 M DASH - Dominik Stodolski, SH,
55.61 (5th Place)
HIGH JUMP - Dominik Stodolski, SH,
5-08.00 (6th Place)
Several games into the season, the South Holt Lady Knights
have continued to sharpen their skills in their first season of softball.
At its most recent match-up, South Holt competed at the district tournament Monday, April 28, through Wednesday, April 30,
at Wellington-Napolean High School in Concordia, MO.
3rd Place - Mound City - 65 Points
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INDIVIDUAL
GIRLS
100 M DASH - Katie Beck, CFX, 14.19
(5th Place); Hailey Markt, SH, 14.68
(6th Place)
200 M DASH - Megan Rosenbohm,
NH, 27.35 (1st Place)
400 M DASH - Megan Rosenbohm,
NH, 1:01.66 (1st Place)
LONG JUMP - Megan Rosenbohm,
NH, 16-06.00 (1st Place)
TRIPLE JUMP - Megan Rosenbohm,
NH, 35-00.25 (1st Place)
HIGH JUMP - Katie Beck, CFX, 5-00.00
(1st Place)
SHOT PUT - Jordan Long, NH, 3300.00 (5th Place)
POLE VAULT - MacKenzi Prussman,
SH, 8-06.00 (4th Place)
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Emily Brendle
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Mandy Nurski
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Mychi Miller
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JUNIOR HIGH TRACK
NORTH ANDREW CARDINAL RELAYS
Thursday, April 17, 2014, Rosendale, MO
INDIVIDUAL
BOYS
100 M DASH - Dylon Faller, CFX. 13.16
(6th Place)
(1st Place); Dylon Faller, CFX, 28.30 (5th
Place)
(1st Place); Jamison Liles, CFX, 1:02.35
(6th Place); Dylon Faller, CFX, 1:03.69
(10th Place); Reagan Morris, SH,
1:08.28 (14th Place); Dylan Marrs, MC,
1:24.60 (24th Place)
2:28.00 (1st Place); Reagan Morris, SH,
2:44.94 (6th Place)
1,600 M RUN - Jamison Liles, CFX,
5:43.75 (3rd Place); Kobe Monroe, CFX,
5:45.22 (5th Place)
400 M RELAY - Tyler Brown, Max Hopkins, Connor Marshall, Dylan Jeffords,
CFX, 1:00.86 (7th Place); Aaron Grant,
Wyatt Meyer, Justyn Hall, Noah Young,
MC, 1:02.40 (9th Place)
800 M RELAY - Connor Marshall, Max
Hopkins, Tyler Brown, Dylon Faller, CFX,
2:04-93 (7th Place); Aaron Grant, Wyatt
2:19.02 (10th Place)
1,600 M RELAY - Dylan Jeffords,
Liles, CFX, 4:37.57 (7th Place)
LONG JUMP - T.J. Mitchell, SH, 1508.00 (5th Place); Dylon Faller, CFX, 1407.25 (8th Place); Jamison Liles, CFX,
14-02.00 (10th Place); Austin Pankau,
MC, 13-08.50 (14th Place); Devin Cox,
SH, 13-02.50 (16th Place); Justyn Hall,
MC, 9-11.00 (27th Place)
TRIPLE JUMP - Reagan Morris, SH,
29-00.00 (7th Place); Tyler Brown, CFX,
24-00.00 (17th Place); Dylan Marrs, MC,
22-04.50 (20th Place); Aaron Grant, MC,
22-03.50 (21st Place)
(2nd Place)
SHOT PUT - Jayden Phelan, SH, 3502.00 (4th Place); Shane Wallace, CFX,
30-01.00 (11th Place); Wyatt Meyer,
MC, 28-06.00 (14th Place); Chris Moore,
SH, 23-11.00 (24th Place); Dawson
Law, CFX, 22-02.00 (27th Place); Jessie
Barwick, MC, 20-05.50 (30th Place)
DISCUS - Jayden Phelan, SH, 78-09
(12th Place); Connor Marshall, CFX,
75-03 (16th Place); Wyatt Meyer, MC,
71-06 (18th Place); Dalton Rauch, SH,
63-01 (22nd Place); Max Hopkins, CFX,
62-04 (23rd Place); Jessie Barwick, MC,
51-05 (28th Place)
7-00.00 (5th Place); Dylan Marrs, MC,
5-06.00 (10th Place)
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100 M DASH - Hannah Wedlock, MC,
14.70 (3rd Place); Emma Derr, MC,
14.83 (4th Place)
400 M DASH - Olivia Richards, SH,
1:13.07 (2nd Place); Emma Derr ,MC,
1:14.72 (4th Place); Sylvia Foust, MC,
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2:39.43 (1st Place); Victoria Nauman,
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MC, 14.06 (2nd Place); Tacy Mitchell,
CFX, 14.72 (6th Place)
Nauman, MC, 59.46 (2nd Place);
Deanna Clayton, Tacy Mitchell, Shelbey
Morris, Leslie Bradley, CFX, 1:03.71
(11th Place)
800 M RELAY - Deanna Clayton,
Ashlyn Stone, Leslie Bradley, Tacy
Mitchell, CFX, 2:14.72 (8th Place); Karly
Eaton, Sadee Prussman, Kinsee Knapp,
Olivia Richards, SH, 2:17.19 (9th Place);
Bailey Hayworth, Desiree Hufford,
Emma Gibson, Paige Quilty, MC, 2:17.44
(10th Place)
Bayleigh Portman, Paige Quilty, Desiree
Hufford, MC, 5:26.59 (6th Place)
LONG JUMP - Emma Derr, MC, 1107.50 (12th Place); Emma Gibson, MC,
11-06.75 (13th Place); Olivia Richards,
SH, 10-10.00 (17th Place); Grace Jenkins, SH, 10-00.25 (20th Place); Kaitlyn
Panning, CFX, 7-11.25 (25th Place)
TRIPLE JUMP - Karly Eaton, SH,
26-07.50 (4th Place); Hannah Wedlock,
MC, 25-01.50 (8th Place-Tie); Bayleigh
Portman, MC, 25-01.50 (8th Place-Tie);
Sophia Richards, SH, 22-06.00 (12th
Place)
4-02.00 (4th Place)
SHOT PUT - Sadee Prussman, SH, 3107.00 (2nd Place); Kinley Thornhill, CFX,
30-01.50 (4th Place); Madison Hopkins,
MC, 22-01.50 (16th Place); Cassidy
Wennihan, MC, 21-02.50 (19th Place);
Katy Baker, CFX, 20-10.00 (20th Place)
DISCUS - Sadee Prussman, SH, 68-03
(3rd Place); Kinley Thornhill, CFX, 67-05
(4th Place); Katy Baker, CFX, 47-05
42-04 (22nd Place)
POLE VAULT - Paige Quilty, MC,
5-00.00 (6th Place)
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Mound City senior named Area 1 Star in Agribusiness
The Missouri FFA Association recognized Thomas Shifflett
of the Mound City FFA Chapter
as Area 1 Star in Agribusiness at
the 86th Missouri FFA Convention. Shifflett is the son of Russ
and Beverly Shifflett of Mound
City, MO. His advisor is Connor
Dignan.
Area Stars in Agribusiness are
selected based on outstanding
achievement in agricultural business work experience as part of
a student’s Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) program
and active participation in FFA.
Area 1 includes 28 chapters in
the Northwest District.
Shifflett’s SAE began with his
performing landscape duties for
his neighbors. He provides mowing, trimming, weed control and
snow removal services. He has
since grown his business to more
than 40 yards and three cemeteries.
Shifflett also runs a wildlife
management SAE in which he
traps raccoons, coyotes, bobcats,
beavers and muskrats. He owns
more than 200 traps that he uses
over the course of every trapping
season. He processes his own fur
after catching the animals and
sells them on the North American Fur trade market.
Shifflett serves as the Mound
City Chapter FFA President. He
was awarded second place at the
area level for his Wildlife Management Proficiency last year,
and he has competed in the livestock and farm management career development events.
Finally, Shifflett has been a
member of the football, track and
basketball teams. He has also
been a class officer and a member of Future Business Leaders
of America (FBLA), Family,
Career and Community Leaders
of America (FCCLA), National
Honor Society (NHS), student
council and band. Shifflett is also
a member of the Christian Fellowship Church and Mound City
Rural Fire Department.
Shifflett plans to attend Northwest Missouri State University
to major in business management and minor in accounting.
After college he hopes to become a Missouri State Highway
Patrolman or continue running
his business.
The Missouri FFA has 25,852
members representing 334 chapters. The national organization
has more than 579,000 members
representing 7,570 local chapters
in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and
the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students
by developing their potential
for premier leadership, personal growth and career success
through agricultural education.
MFA Inc., Columbia, sponsors
the State Star in Agribusiness
award as well as the area Star in
Agribusiness awards.
Mound City R-2 senior Zach Kahle, pictured second
from left - Was one of six students awarded a $1,000 scholarship by NeighborWorks Home Solutions.
Mound City R-2 senior
wins MFA scholarship
Thomas Shifflett, a graduating
senior at Mound City R-2, has
won a $2,000 MFA Foundation
scholarship. The scholarship,
which is sponsored by MFA Oil
and Propane in Mound City,
MO, will be given at the school’s
awards assembly. MFA Incorporated, MFA Oil Company and
their affiliates will present approximately 335 scholarships
this year.
Shifflett is the son of Beverly
and Russ Shifflett of Mound
City, and he is planning to attend
Northwest Missouri State UniThomas
versity in Maryville, MO.
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Shifflett
Zach Kahle, a senior at Mound City
R-2, was one of six students participating in the Iowa Western Community College Construction Technology
Program who has earned a coveted
scholarship for $1,000 for handiwork
in and out of the classroom.
Joe Kueper, president of NeighborWorks Home Solutions, a nationwide infill/affordable home building
organization that provides housing
opportunities for citizens in blighted
neighborhoods, presented the scholarships at the Home Builders Scholarship Ceremony on Wednesday, April
23, at the college.
NeighborWorks Home Solutions
secures vacant lots with less than desirable homes with a goal of revitalizing the area with energy efficient
and affordable housing options. The
company, which provides $20,000 to
$30,000 move-in assistance for those
applicants who qualify, also partners
with the Council Bluffs Community
Development Department in the infill/
affordable housing program. NeighborWorks provides the Construction Technology Department at Iowa
Western with funding to build two
residential homes as service learning
projects, allowing students to apply all
the building science they receive in the
classrooms in a real-life application. In addition, the department is awarded
$6,000 annually for scholarships.
Kahle will attend Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville,
MO, next year to study business management.
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CLASSIFIEDS
Help Wanted
TRUCK
DRIVER
WANTED- Long and short
hauls. Williams Trucking,
Oregon, MO. Tom’s cell, 660572-0265.
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HELP WANTED- Fulltime position open for Administrator. Senior Citizens
of Holt County, Mound City
Nutrition Site. Call 660-4423324. EOE.
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NEWSPAPER DELIVERY ROUTE AVAILABLE
Could you use $550-650 per month while working a few
hours each morning? The St. Joseph News-Press is
looking for a responsible, detail-oriented person to
deliver papers in the Mound City area. This person will
need to reside in the Mound City area. This route takes
approximately 1-2 hours each day and will earn
approximately $550-650 per month. If this sounds like
the right opportunity for you, please call Ryan A. James
at 816-271-8617 for more information.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HELP WANTED
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HIRING
Dishwasher/
Dietary Aide
Apply at:
TIFFANY HEIGHTS
1531 Nebraska St.
660-442-3146
EOE
MAINTENANCE
Ames True Temper Inc. in Falls City, NE, is the leading manufacturer of Striking Tools in the US and has positions open on 1st shift
(6:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) and 2nd shift (4:30 p.m.-3:00 a.m.), Monday
through Thursday, for Maintenance personnel. Qualified applicants
will have working knowledge and troubleshooting skills of production
equipment. Equipment includes but is not limited to mechanical forging
presses, induction furnaces and CNC equipment. Strong industrial
3-phase electrical knowledge is a plus. We offer competitive wages
and benefits. Applications may be picked up at Ames True Temper,
Hwy. 73 South, Falls City, NE 68355. 402-245-4426. EOE
HELP WANTED
CARGILL, a world leader in the agricultural
industry, is currently seeking high performing
individuals for full-time production employment at the Forest City, MO, facility.
Skills required are as follow:
Strong work ethic, self-motivated, strong communication skills,
computer experience helpful, customer oriented, desires opportunity
and challenge, adaptive to changing environment, ability to multi-task,
mechanical ability, grain knowledge helpful, but not required, ability to
climb to heights of 150’ and must have reliable transportation.
Applicants should be willing to work weekends and overtime.
Apply online at www.ichoosecargill.com. Job # FOR00433
Click on “Browse Cargill Jobs” and enter the job number.
Successful applicants will be required to pass company paid physical,
drug and alcohol screen and background check.
“Cargill is an Equal Opportunity Employer”
HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED
Positions Available at Laukemper Motors
GM & GENERAL TECHNICIANS
• Full-time, experience required
COMPETITIVE WAGES
OIL CHANGE TECHNICIAN (Chrysler Store)
• Full-time preferred. (Some part-time
hours may be available)
• Oil Changes, Tire Rotations, Inspections
• Tires
• New Vehicle Inspections
• General Vehicle Maintenance
SALESPERSON
(CHRYSLER & GM STORES)
• Experience preferred (not required)
• Manufacturer training provided
LOT ATTENDANT
(Chrysler & GM Store)
• Full- or Part-Time
• General needs of management at either store
• Cleaning lot, shop and surrounding area
• Move cars, run errands, clean shop
• Pick up or deliver parts
• Pick up or take customers home
Part-Time Receptionist
HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED
CALL 660-442-5423
Holt County traffic violations
• Evenings & Saturdays • Perfect For Student
• Evenings 4 p.m. - Close...No Later Than 7 p.m.; Saturdays 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
• Answering and transferring phone calls and taking messages
Call, E-mail or Apply in Person at Laukemper Motors (Chrysler Store),
1011 State Street in Mound City; or by contacting James Campbell at
800-490-8035 or [email protected]
26136 US Hwy. 59 • PO Box 107 • Fairfax, MO 64446
HELP WANTED
NIGHT SHIFT CHARGE NURSE:
Primary job functions include: reasonabililty for the assessment, coordination, implementation and evaluation of the delivery of safe and effective patient-centered care. The charge nurse coordinates admissions,
transfers and discharges of patients, and responsibility for the overall management of patient care for the assigned shift. Job
qualifications include: Missouri RN License, BLS, ACLS, NRP Certification, a minimum of 5 years work experience on a med
surg unit with knowledge of patient centered care with application in medical, surgical, ER, coronary care, pediatrics, obstetrics and geriatrics. Preferred qualifications include: Leadership skills including organization, flexibility, planning, delegating,
supervising and problem solving. This position is a full-time night position (7 p.m. to 7 a.m.) working every other weekend
and rotating holidays.
PATIENT ACCOUNT OFFICE CLERK: Core duties and responsibilities include: Lead the follow-up on accounts after
claims filed with primary insurance payer through to full payment of accounts by third party payers, maintains managed care
contracts and reconciles Medicaid logs, assist credit/collections clerk and primary biller’s duties in his/her absences, ensures
security and access to all protected health information, conforms to company procedures and HIPAA regulations. Notifies
management of any nonconformance or potential nonconformance regarding the HIPAA Workforce Security Standard. Job
qualifications include: High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED). Must possess excellent communication and
customer service skills. Must be proficient with multiple software applications including Microsoft Excel. Typing required,
previous clerical experience desirable. Basic knowledge of medical insurance (EOB, Co-Pay, Deductible) a plus.
OUTPATIENT/HOME HEALTH NURSE MANAGER:
Primary job functions include: Management, monitoring and maintaining effective departmental operations in the areas of Outpatient Services including Specialty Clinics, Primary Care Physician
Offices (located in Fairfax and Mound City) and the Home Healthcare Department to ensure effective and efficient department
performance and high quality care. Required qualifications include: A current Missouri RN license, BSN, ACLS, BLS, prior
management or supervisory experience in outpatient/specialty clinics, physician office and home health, knowledge of nursing
skills and healthcare practices with emphasis on outpatient procedures and services along with Home Healthcare including
knowledge of regulatory requirements. Effective communication and leadership skills should include: organization, flexibility,
planning, delegation and problem solving. Preferred qualifications include: Critical Access Hospital Experience. This position is
full-time, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. with weekend on-call duties.
EMERGENCY ROOM REGISTERED NURSE:
Primary job functions include: Provide professional nursing care, utilizing
the nursing process for patients seeking care in the Emergency Room Department. Triages each patient and determines priority
of care based on physical, psychological and special needs, as well as factors influencing patient flow through the Emergency
Room. Required qualifications include: Current Missouri RN license, BLS, ACLS, TNCC, NRP Certification. Preferred qualifications include: PALS. This position is a full-time night position (7 p.m.-7 a.m.) with rotating weekends and holidays.
Visit our website at www.fairfaxmed.com to apply or contact
Amber Durr, Director of Human Resources, at [email protected]
The following traffic violations that occurred in Holt
County were paid through
the Missouri Judiciary Fine
Collection Center:
Larry
L.
Ashford,
Mound City, MO - Failed
To Display Plates On Mtr
Veh/Trl. Case filed on March
25, 2014. Case disposed on
April 22, 2014. Fine Amount:
$30.50.
Matthew Thomas Cronk,
Burlington Junction, MO Driver/Front Seat Passenger
Fail To Wear Properly Adjusted/Fastened Safety Belt.
Case filed on April 3, 2014.
Case disposed on April 21,
2014. Fine Amount: $10.00.
Harry J. Diazmendez,
Omaha, NE - Exceeded
Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded By 16-19 Mph). Case filed
on April 10, 2014. Case disposed on April 23, 2014. Fine
Amount: $80.50.
Skye M. Edwards, Lincoln, NE - Failed To Drive
Within Right Lane Of Hwy
With 2 Or More Lanes In
Same Direction. Case filed
on March 13, 2014. Case disposed on April 17, 2014. Fine
Amount: $30.50.
Teklom Hagos Embaye,
Sioux Falls, SD - Exceeded
Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded By 16-19 Mph). Case filed
on March 28, 2014. Case disposed April 18, 2014. Fine
Amount: $80.50.
Nickhil Vijay Gholkar,
Kansas City, MO - Exceeded Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded By 11-15 Mph). Case
filed on April 5, 2014. Case
disposed on April 20, 2014.
Fine Amount: $55.50.
Bianca Ledezma Gutierrez, Rock Port, MO - Exceeded Posted Speed Limit
(Exceeded By 11-15 Mph).
Case filed on April 15, 2014.
Case disposed on April 23,
2014. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Kenneth Jordan Holmes,
Logansport, LA - Exceeded Posted Speed Limit
(Exceeded Limit By 20-25
Mph). Case filed on March
$155.50.
Courtney
Deshawn
Hutchinson, Taft, OK - Exceeded Posted Speed Limit
(Exceeded By 16-19 Mph).
Case filed on March 21,
2014. Case disposed on April
21, 2014. Fine Amount:
$80.50.
Scott Michael Johnson,
Uehling, NE - Exceeded
Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded By 20-25 Mph). Case
filed on April 5, 2014. Case
disposed on April 23, 2014.
Elyse London, Orinda,
CA - Exceeded Posted Speed
Limit (Exceeded By 20-25
$155.50.
Carolyn Jean Mackey,
Mound City, MO - Driver/
Front Seat Passenger Fail To
Wear Properly Adjusted/Fastened Safety Belt. Case filed
on April 14, 2014. Case disposed on April 21, 2014. Fine
Amount: $10.00.
Kenneth Irvin Maynard,
Jamestown, ND - Failed To
Display Plates On Mtr Veh/
Trl. Case filed on April 10,
2014. Case disposed on April
23, 2014. Fine Amount:
$30.50.
George Nash, Lancaster,
PA - Exceeded Posted Speed
$30.50.
Elijah L. Pate, Lawson,
MO - Driver/Front Seat Passenger Fail To Wear Properly
Adjusted/Fastened
Safety
Belt. Case filed on March
$10.00.
Jenny L. Peters, Omaha,
NE - Exceeded Posted Speed
$55.50.
Carolyn Jeanette Price,
Missouri Valley, IA - Driver/
Wear Properly Adjusted/Fastened Safety Belt. Case filed
on March 23, 2014. Case disposed on April 22, 2014. Fine
Amount: $10.00.
Judith Anne Scarbrough,
Mound City, MO - Driver/
Wear Properly Adjusted/Fastened
Safety Belt. Case filed on April 14,
2014. Case disposed on April 18,
2014. Fine Amount: $10.00.
William J. Severn, St. Joseph,
MO - Pursuing/Taking/Killing/Possessing Or Disposing Of Wildlife Illegally. Case filed on April 19, 2014.
Case disposed on April 23, 2014.
Lawrence Soltowski, Winnipeg,
MB - Exceeded Posted Speed Limit
(Exceeded By 11-15 Mph). Case
filed on April 5, 2014. Case disposed
on April 17, 2014. Fine Amount:
$55.50.
Brady S. Vermaas, Omaha, NE
- Exceeded Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded By 20-25 Mph). Case filed
on March 4, 2014. Case disposed
$155.50.
Micah Erin White, Omaha,
NE - Exceeded Posted Speed Limit
(Exceeded By 6-10 Mph). Case filed
on April 3, 2014. Case disposed
$30.50.
MoDOT cautions motorists to be
alert for slow-moving vehicles
With planting season in full
swing, the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT)wants to remind motorists to pay extra attention
to drivers of farm equipment
using and crossing state roadways.
“Spring planting time is a
busy time of the year for Missouri’s farm families, and MoDOT wants to make it a safe
time of year, too,” said MoDOT Director Dave Nichols. “Tractors, trucks and other
farm equipment are slow mov-
ing, and motorists may be
surprised when they come up
behind one on a Missouri highway.”
Missouri’s 33,000 miles of
state roadway pass alongside
the fields of more than 100,000
farms throughout the state.
Motorists are advised to
slow down when approaching
farm vehicles and be patient
as the farm vehicles travel to
their field entrances. In passing zones, drivers should wait
until it is safe and pass at a safe
distance and speed.
Legal Notices
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
PWSD No. 1 of Holt County, MO
102 S. Monroe St., Oregon, MO 64473
Separate sealed bids for the construction of Monkey Mountain Water Line Extension will be received by PWSD No. 1 of
Holt County, MO, at the office of 102 S. Monroe St., Oregon,
MO 64473, until 2:00 p.m., local time, Thursday, May 15,
2014, and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud.
The contract documents may be examined at the following
location(s): Bartlett & West, 1719 Southridge Dr., Suite 100,
Jefferson City, MO 65109. Copies of the contract documents
may be obtained at the issuing office, Bartlett & West, located
at 1719 Southridge Dr., Suite 100, Jefferson City, MO 65109
upon payment of $100.00 for each set. A refund of $50 will be
given for each set returned in good condition.
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Bradley Kurtz, Board President
CONTRACTORS’ NOTICE
The Bigelow Independent Road District will have a project
showing on Friday, May 9, 2014, at 9:00 a.m. at 22541 Driftwood Dr. (Kent’s Pond). The project is for widening 2,000 feet
of road. The estimated quantity is 5,000 cubic yards. Contact
660-572-0494 with questions.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
City of Mound City
Budget Hearing
Tuesday, May 6, 7 p.m., Mound City City Hall
The City of Mound City is beginning its budget preparation
process. All interested residents are invited to attend the budget
hearing to make comments or ask questions about the budget
which begins July 1, 2014.
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IN THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT OF
HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI - PROBATE DIVISION
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In the Estate of: Teddy Lewis Phillipi, Case No. 14HO-PR00004
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Deceased
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NOTICE OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED
(Independent Administration)
To all persons interested in the Estate of Teddy Lewis Phillipi,
Decedent:
On April 7, 2014, the following individual was appointed the personal
representative of the estate of TEDDY LEWIS PHILLIPI, decedent, by the
Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Holt County, Missouri. The personal
representative’s business address is:
RONDA K. PHILLIPI, 201 N FRAME, CRAIG, MO 64437
The personal representative may administer the estate independently
without adjudication, order, or direction of the Probate Division of the
Circuit Court, unless a petition for supervised administration is made to
and granted by the court.
The personal representative’s attorney’s name, business address and
phone number are:
BRIAN ANDREW TUBBS, 222 STATE STREET, MOUND CITY, MO
64470; 660-442-5989.
All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within
six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or if a copy of
this notice was mailed to, or served upon, such creditor by the personal representative, then within two months from the date it was mailed or served,
whichever is later, or be forever barred to the fullest extent permissable by
law. Such six-month period and such two-month period do not extend the
limitation period that would bar claims one year after the decedent’s death,
as provided in Section 473.444, RSMo, or any other applicable limitation
periods. Nothing in Section 473.033, RSMo, shall be construed to bar any
action against a decendent’s liability insurance carrier through a defendant
ad litem pursuant to Section 537.021, RSMo.
Date of decedent’s death: 04-OCT-2013
Date of first publication: April 10, 2014
Karen L. Frede,
Clerk of the Probate Division of the
Circuit Court of Holt County, Missouri
Receipt of this notice by mail should not be construed by the recipient to
indicate that the recipient necessarily has a beneficial interest in the estate.
The nature and extent of any person’s interest, if any, can be determined
from the files and records of this estate in the Probate Division of the above
referenced Circuit Court.
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CLASSIFIEDS
Thank You/Remembering
Thank You
Buy • Sell • Trade • Rent
Hire • Thank You/Remembering • Legal Services
Call The Mound City News To Place Your Ad • 660-442-5423
M iscellaneous
GREG’S JEWELRY HOWARD’S GUN REPAIR- 12315 Hwy. 59, Craig, Located at 307 E. 5th St., in
MO, 64437. 660-683-9401. Mound City, MO, offers emer
17/tfc ald jewelry, May’s birthstone.
Call 660-442-3739 for all your
RAFTER CROSS VET- jewelry needs.
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ERINARY SERVICES- In
EMU OIL- Arthritis and
Mound City, Dr. Roy Wilson.
660-442-3101.
15/tfc joint pain, burns and sunburns, aging skin, cuts and
FREE END ROLLS- At abrasions. Hand lotion. G &
the Holt County Publish- L Enterprises. Call 816-387ing building north of Mound 7332 or 660-442-5688.
40/tfc
City on Hwy. 59.
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OPEN SEASON GUN
SHOPMound City, MO,
K & L ENTERPRISE
Tuesday-Saturday:
10 a.m.RAINBOW
VACUUM
7
p.m.
(directly
behind
HiSALES & SERVICE- Conawatha
Implement),
660tact Larry Jones at 660-742442-3252.
41/eow
3330 or 660-582-1700.
35/eow
SPRING SALE- Open
COMMUNITY HOSPI- house at 300 S. WashingTAL-FAIRFAX, MO- Will ton Street, Oregon, MO.
be hosting an educational Antiques, primitives, handmeeting on advance direc- painted items, older Home
tives on Friday, May 16, Interior items, baked goods
from 10:30 a.m. until 12 p.m. and Pink Zebra products.
in the hospital conference Thursday, May 8, and Friroom. This meeting is open day, May 9, 7 a.m.-7 p.m.;
to the public to learn more Saturday, May 10, 7 a.m.-3
about advance directives. p.m. 43/2tc
For more information, call
660-686-2317.
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LESS IS MOORE
De-Cluttering Service
R eal E state
ENTERPRISE
REALTY
Jim Loucks, Sales Agent
816-390-2749
Office 877-669-7653
www.entrealty.com
NEW LISTING
This nice home located on Savannah
St. in Mound City has 3 bedrooms
with full finished basement, carport,
screened porch and would be great
for a family that is growing.
LAND
FOR SALE
Miller Realty, Inc.
1-660-442-5787
1423 State St. • Mound City, MO 64470
660-442-6500 • Cell: 816-387-3018
[email protected]
Kathi Clement, Broker
Falls City
Mercantile
For Rent
223 West 8th St., Falls City, NE
402-245-2716
Complete Quality
Food Service,
Wholesale Supplier
FOR RENT IN MOUND
CITY- Available right away.
One bedroom apartment,
walk-in closet, hardwood
floors, new appliances, secure building. Call Jonathan,
816-596-5425.
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fallscitymercantile.com
Are you ready to clean out and clear out?
Let me help sort in order to:
• Keep • Sell • Donate •Trash
Call Jeanne at 660-442-3886 (Leave a message)
Timberview
Roofing
Chris Clement
COTTON
BODY SHOP &
TOW SERVICE
Call:
816-390-3002 (Cell)
660-935-2219 (Office)
660-652-3033 (Home)
Larry & Troy Cotton
Oregon, MO
Shop: 660-446-2008
Home: 660-446-2561
Casey Johnson,
Owner
660-442-6354
Licensed and Insured
Specializing with Trane and Heil models
Weldon’s Tree Service
Tree Trimming/Transplanting
Tree and Stump Removal/Tree Shearing
Insured ~ Public Liability
Residential & Commercial
PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENTS!
1st Class
Carports, Sheds & Garages
13 Colors To Choose From
Jim Salfrank
Charla Salfrank
816-387-7175
660-442-3555
J&E
Concrete
Commercial & Residential Concrete Work
Jeff Karsten
Cell: 816-262-5933
Call 660-442-3354, 660-254-0156, or 660-442-6343.
FOR SALE- 1966 14 ft.
Star bass boat with 33 horsepower motor and trailer. Call
660-442-5929.
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SALE
Sat., May 3
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Garage Sale
Home of Jade & Pepe Wright
15863 Hwy. 59, Mound City
Friday, May 2
4 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 3
7:30 a.m. - Noon
at Forest City, MO,
Historic City Hall
Country Store,
Antiques & Collectibles,
Attic Treasures
Proceeds support Riverbend
Extension endeavors
Kids’ clothes, kids’ shoes, winter
coats and boots, toys, gaming
systems, electronics, furniture,
misc. hand and power tools
(table saw and compound miter
saw) and plenty of other stuff!
5 miles NW of Mound City on Hwy. 59
Chris Russell Farms
For all of your farming needs.
Planting • Harvesting • Trucking
816-261-4459
Brian A. Tubbs
Attorney At Law
Phone: 660-442-5989
Fax: 660-442-3574
[email protected]
The Law Office of Brian Tubbs LLC
Call for appointments
Help Wanted
Historic Semi Annual
HELP WANTED
Holt County Title Co.
Brad Pankau’s Home & Farm Repair
No job is too small! ~ Fully Insured
FOR SALE- Black Angus
bulls, some AI sired, good
quality and disposition, delivery included, Greg Frueh,
Hopkins, MO, 660-582-6901
(cell); 660-927-3721 (home).
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The Colene Bohart
family would like to
thank all of those who
sent cards, food, flowers and memorial gifts.
They were very much
appreciated; and a special thanks to the Methodist Church people
who prepared such a
great meal for us.
God bless you all.
222 State Street • Mound City, MO 64470
Send resume to: PO Box 256, Oregon, MO
64473 or deliver it to 105 S. Washington St.,
Oregon, MO, by Wednesday, May 7.
BA R N & I M P L E M E N T S H E D R E PA I R !
For Sale
Free Estimates
(660) 582-3267
Roofing, siding, interior/exterior painting,
decks, gutter installation & cleaning, electrical &
plumbing, drywall & interior remodeling,
tree trimming & removal, etc.
Sincerely,
Melinda Tally
Dave and Kimberly Reddick
Cameron and Amy Tally
Evan, Lori, Dayton and Weston Tally
WE REPAIR WIND/FLOOD DAMAGE.
Full-time position available immediately
for Title Insurance Agent. Hourly wage or
negotiable salary. No health or retirement
benefits. Typing and filing skills necessary.
Knowledge or real estate important.
FREE ESTIMATES
The Tally family would like to thank everyone for the love and kindness shown to our family during our recent loss of Lewis. We deeply
appreciate the support from our friends, neighbors and extended
family that provided us with delicious food, kind words, phone calls
and texts. We would also like to thank everyone who sent thoughtful cards, beautiful flowers, memorial gifts and stones, as well as
those who made donations in Lewis’ memory. A special thank you
goes out to the AsceraCare nurses and staff, especially Brooke, who
took loving care of Lewis as well as Paul Grant and Alan Yocum who
offered words of comfort and music. Also, many thanks go to Judith
Long and Madison Davis of Pettijohn and Crawford for their kindness, support and guidance. Everyone’s thoughts and prayers have
been a blessing to our family and we are truly thankful.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
CALL 660-442-5423
WHITE CLOUD FLEA MARKET
Friday - Sunday, May 2, 3 & 4
New Dealers Welcome • $40 space rent for 3 days
Contact Ashley Tilton at 785-850-1009
Sponsored by city of White Cloud, KS
MARYVILLE GLASS AND LOCK
• Overhead doors and operators
• Custom residential replacement windows
• Complete locksmithing services
• Commercial - residential glass replacements
(660) 582-3131
5TH AND BUCHANAN, MARYVILLE
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SATURDAY, MAY 3
DJ & Karaoke with
Jeremy Long
9 p.m.-1 a.m.
Prop In Bar & Grill
Big Lake, MO
660-442-3411
0%
1 FAMILY
1
FINANCING FOR 60 MONTHS
AND
$1,250 OFF
2
IMPLEMENT BONUS
• 22.4 – 24.2 engine hp (16.5 – 17.8 kW)*
• Twin Touch™ Hydrostatic Transmission
• Standard 4-wheel drive and power steering
• AutoConnect™ Drive-over Mower Deck
• Available with Quik-Park™ Loader and
John Deere backhoe
HAPPINESS IS A GOOD DEAL ON A GREAT TRACTOR.
3E SERIES
2R SERIES
• 31.2 – 37.1 engine hp (23 – 27.3 kW)*
• Twin Touch Hydrostatic Transmission
• Standard 4-wheel drive
• Category One 3-point Hitch
0% for 60 Months
• 24.2 – 31.7 engine hp (17.7 – 23.1 kW)*
• Hydrostatic Transmission
• Standard 4-wheel drive
• Optional iMatch™ Quick-Hitch
1
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3
0% for 60 Months
1
PLUS $500 OFF IMPLEMENT BONUS
4
JohnDeere.com/CompactTractors
HIAWATHA IMPLEMENT CO., INC.
1410 STATE STREET
MOUND CITY, MO 64470
(660) 442-3814
HIAWATHA IMPLEMENT CO., INC.
2000 OREGON STREET
HIAWATHA, KS 66434
(785) 742-7121
Offers valid from April 1, 2014, until April 30, 2014. 1 Financing subject to approved installment credit with
John Deere Financial, f.s.b.; some restrictions apply, so see your dealer for complete details and other financing
options. 2 Get $1,250 off the 1 Family with the purchase of two John Deere or Frontier implements. 3 Get $1,000
off the 3E Series with the purchase of two John Deere or Frontier implements. 4 Get $500 off the 2R Series with
the purchase of two John Deere or Frontier implements. *Manufacturer’s estimate of power (ISO) per 97/68/ED.
John Deere’s green and yellow color scheme, the leaping deer symbol and JOHN DEERE are trademarks of
Deere & Company.
Empire
District Gas
Company
encourages
one-call
system
The Empire District Gas
Company is encouraging
customers to call to have the
underground utilities located
before they dig. Those planning on digging may call
811, the nationwide one-call
system, or 800-DIG-RITE
(800-344-7483), the Missouri one-call system.
Company and other local
utilities provide the one-call
system as a free service. Customers should note, however,
that they must call at least
three, but not more than 10,
working days before they
plan to dig. The utilities will
mark the location of underground facilities so customers can steer clear, and avoid
possible serious injuries and
potentially expensive repair
costs for damaged utilities.
Based in Joplin, MO, the
Empire District Electric
Company (NYSE:EDE) is
an investor-owned, regulated
utility that provides electricity, natural gas (through its
wholly owned subsidiary
Company) and water service.
The company has approximately 215,000 customers in
Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma
and Arkansas. A subsidiary
of the company provides fiber optic services.
For more information regarding Empire, please visit
www.empiredistrct.com.
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BIG CASH Key Drawings for a certificate, hourly, 9:30 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
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