September 16, 2015 - Barry County Advertiser

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volume 47
number 49
Spotlight
Senior
Resource
Fair
There will be a Barry
County Senior Resource
Fair on Friday, September 18, from 8 a.m. to
noon at the Family Life
Center. For more information, see the article on
page 10A.
Michael’s
Anniversary
Michael’s Hardware will
have an anniversary sale
and celebration on Saturday, September 19,
fro 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For
more information, see
the ad on page 5A.
Truck &
Tractor Pull
The Kenny Robbins
Truck and Tractor Pull
will be on Saturday, September 19, beginning at
6 p.m. For more information, see the ad on
page 15A.
cassville, missouri 65625-0488
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2015
Demolition Derby crashes records with huge crowd
Charlea Mills
Saturday night marked the
continuation of the smashand-crash event that draws a
huge crowd to the Bill Hailey
Arena in Cassville each year:
the Rotary Club’s Demolition Derby. The crowd was
the largest turnout in recent
memory.
Derby chairman Chad
2015 Demolition
Derby Winners
Semi-Modifieds:
1st - Chris Stidam
2nd - Rusty Newman
3rd - Rick Forest
4th - Justin Dipley
Compacts:
1st - Bobby Arms
2nd - Rusty Newman
3rd - William Stanley
4th - Zack Blair
Modifieds:
1st - Bobby Arms
2nd - Brandon Lane
3rd - Ryan Newman
4th - Rusty Newman
Yarnall said, “We had the largest attendance and the most
participants that we’ve ever
had.” This was the 13th year
for the annual event.
This year’s event featured
three different events: semimodifieds, compacts and
modifieds. Hometown favorite Rusty Newman, of Cassville, took second place in
both the semi-modified category, where he placed behind
Washburn’s Chris Stidam, and
compact category, as well as
battling his way into fourth
place in the modified division.
His brother, Ryan Newman,
took second place in the compacts division and third in
modifieds, just ahead of Rusty.
As an added excitement,
the youngest driver of the
night, Zack Blair, 15, of Washburn, snagged the fourth place
title in the compacts division.
This was Blair’s first competition.
Oklahoma native Bobby
Arms took first in both compacts and modifieds. Arms
placed in previous years’
events, as well.
Cassville native Rusty Newman makes a hard hit, pushing a car into the side of Red Blair, of
Washburn, at Saturday night’s Demolition Derby.
Rebel Recycling had two
drivers this year, Rick Forest
and Justin Dipley, who took
third and fourth place respectively in the semi-modified
division.
The event was so busy, that
the Rotary Club actually ran
out of food at the concession
stand and began offering al-
Two BC families awarded Century Farm status
ternative parking options before the derby even started at
7 p.m.
Rotary Club members directed parking, sold tickets,
ran the concession and also
hosted a raffle for a gun. The
winner of the raffle this year
was Bob Bochmler, of Bentonville, Ark.
Cassville Firefighters and
South Barry County Ambulance District EMS personnel
were on site to deal with any
emergencies during the event.
Their presence ended up being
useful when an electric meter
on a power pole shorted out
Hamm
Cox
Charlea Mills
After a 20-minute car
chase, two suspects are
in custody for two Barry
County burglaries a well as
at least three more in other
counties last week. David
Cox, 53, of Kansas City,
Kan., and Marie Hamm, 32,
of Kansas City, were taken into custody by Green
County Sheriff ’s deputies.
The chase ended on South
Scenic Avenue in Springfield when the truck Cox
was driving was disabled,
and he tried to steal a pickup after shooting the driver
in the shoulder. Deputies
shot Cox and took him into
custody.
According to Sheriff
Mick Epperly, two separate Barry County burglar-
ies on September 8, one in
Leann and one in Golden,
were solved by Cox and
Hamm’s arrests. Epperly
said, “They’re clearing up
a lot of cases that these two
were involved in now.” He
said that two other burglaries include one in Stone
County and one in Carroll
County, Ark.
Epperly also said that
Cox’s car chase went from
Springfield to Republic
then back up into Springfield before his car was
disabled by a spike strip
around 6:40 a.m.
According to the affidavit of probable cause by
Barry County Detective
Robert Evenson, Hamm
and Cox broke into a home
See DERBY on 8A
Two shot in chase
for burglary suspects
Exeter
Corn Maze
opening
The Exeter Corn Maze
will be opening for the
season on Saturday, September 19. For more information, see the ad on
page 4A.
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Upcoming................4 A
Obits.....................6-7 A
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Classified ............. 5-7 B
Auctions................2-3 B
Two families in Barry County were awarded the Century Farm status award by the University of Missouri Extension Office this year. Charles Whisman and family were given the award
for 49 qualifying acres acquired in 1912 by his grandparents, Joel and Sarah Whisman. Kenneth
Saloga and family had 80 qualifying acres from 1914, which he inherited from his grandfather,
George W. Schad.
The Whisman family is pictured above with representatives from the University of Missouri
Extension Office. From left to right: Jason Hudson, council chairman; Reagan Bluel, dairy specialist; Charles Whisman; Sharon Whisman; Logan Whsiman; and Jamie Whisman. In the front:
Jalie Whisman.
The Saloga family was not available for a picture.
Fatal Hwy. 37 wreck claims Cassville man
Charlea Mills
A Cassville man’s life was
taken in a single-car crash on
Thursday morning. Aaron J.
Haston, 41, was pronounced
dead at the scene.
According to the Missouri
State Highway Patrol crash
report, Haston was driving
southbound on Highway 37,
three miles north of Cassville
around 8 a.m. when he ran
off the roadway, struck a culvert and overturned.
Haston was ejected from
his 2004 Chevrolet Monte
Carlo and was pronounced
dead by Deputy Coroner
Charles McManus at 8:53
a.m.
Haston was not wearing
a seat belt at the time of the
crash, and the Monte Carlo
was totalled. Haston was taken to Fohn Funeral Home, in
Cassville.
This was Missouri State
Highway Patrol Troop D’s
86th fatality for 2015.
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Charlea Mills
events
On Wednesday, a Cassville man was arrested
on charges of terroristic
threats, a class C felony.
John Herald Kisling, 47, of
Cassville, was being arrested at 7:34 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9, for domestic assault in the third
degree. While on the way
out of the residence on 8th
Street in Cassville, Kisling
yelled that he was going to
shoot all of the officers, according to the affidavit of
probable cause.
Then, Kisling allegedly
tried to kick Cassville Officer Colt Beck and Deputy
Ruark while being put into
a patrol unit. Once in the
Barry County Jail, Kisling
continued to make threats
toward the correctional officers.
Kisling threatened 38
officers, claiming he was
going to shoot all of them
when he got out of jail, ac-
Kisling
cording to Officer Beck’s
affidavit.
Kisling was charged
with terroristic threats
and was given a $15,000
cash-only bond by Judge
Robert Foulke. Kisling has
also charged with domestic
assault in the City of Cassville. He is still in the Barry
County Jail as of the time of
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The mayor of Seligman Jerry Montgomery announced at
Monday’s City Council meeting that he is resigning due to
health problems. Montgomery
has served almost three years
during his current term, and
previously he served two years.
At Monday’s City Council
meeting, Montgomery announced his resignation. “Due
to my health, I am going to retire. I’m going to turn it over to
these young fellas, I’m just not
doing real spiffy,” said Mont-
gomery.
Brian Nichols, Seligman
city clerk, said,“Jerry’s resignation was kind of expected, yet
I was still surprised. He really
liked his job.”
In December, the city will
start accepting candidates for
the election in April. Until then,
they are going to be have to find
a recommended person to sit
in as mayor.
Before the meeting Monday
night, a public hearing was held
regarding the City Library. The
council made the decision to
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Last month, the library only
had one book checked out, and
in July, only two DVD’s. “The
numbers speak for themselves,”
said Nichols.
There will be a day set where
people from the community
can come to the library and
take home items they would
like out of the inventory. The
city will donate or recycle any
remaining library materials.
After all the library materials are gone, the city will utilize
the building for court dates and
council meetings.
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• There will be a double
feature movie on Friday,
September 18. Disney’s new
live-action Cinderella will be
shown at 4 p.m. and is rated
PG. At 6 p.m., Far From the
Madding Crowd, rated PG13, will be presented. You
may bring your own snacks.
• Great with facts and pop
culture? Test your knowledge
at Trivia Thursday, September 24, at 6 p.m.
• There are openings in
the Thursday morning story
time session. Call (417) 8472121 for more information.
• A new crochet class is
forming. If interested, please
call the library.
• The Book-It! Running
Club meets each Tuesday
and Thursday evening in the
lower level parking area. Join
them at 7:30 p.m. to train for
a couch-to-5K.
• Like the Cassville Library on Facebook and keep
in the know of library events.
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• Wednesday & Friday
• Saturday
• Sunday
and in Spanish at
will be celebrating
9:00 a.m.
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10:30 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
30 YearS
of Service to barrY countY!
Join us for worship.
Celebrate at our Exeter Branch
the week of Sept. 21-25
Celebrate at Cassville
the week of Sept. 28 - Oct. 2
James Weaver
Pastor
Downtown
on the Square
Worship
8:30 & 11:00 a.m.
NorthPoint Fellowship
Stop by each location for prizes
and give-aways at each location.
Crowder College
Cassville Campus Auditorium
N. Bus. Hwy 37, Cassville
BiBle study
9:45 a.m.
Worship
FelloWship
Worship
BiBle study
9:00 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Enter at each location for the grand
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BARRY COUNTY ADVERTISER
School Menu: September 21st-25th
Community Calendar
Notice: Roaring River Amphitheater will have bluegrass
music every Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. until the end of September. In case of rain, it will be moved to the Emory Melton
Inn lobby.
Seligman Chamber Events Center has live bands and
dances on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Saturday of the month at 7
p.m. The center also has a dance the third Thursday of each
month at 7:00 p.m.
Seligman Chamber of Commerce is taking reservations
for their Fall Train Ride on Arkansas and Missouri railroad.
The ride will be October 10 or October 11. To make reservations or get pricing, call (417)662-3612 or (417)662-3450.
Seligman Chamber of Commerce will have their annual Swap Meet and Craft show on October 2 and October 3.
This will be at event center on Hwy 37. For information, call
(417)662-3612 or (417)662-3450.
Garden Sass Farmers' Market is every Tuesday from
8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. at the pavilion behind the ball park in
Cassville. They have fresh produce, raw honey, baked goods,
fresh eggs and crafts.
All meals are served with milk All meals are subject to change
September 21st
Cassville High School Agriculture Department will host
an adult education class on Monday, September 21, at 6:30
p.m., at the high school. Dinner will be provided. RSVP by
calling (417)847-3137.
The Barry County Genealogical & Historical Society
will meet Monday September 21 at 7:00 p.m. at the Barry
County Museum.
September 22nd
The Barry County Republican Club will meet Tuesday,
September 22, at 6:30 p.m. They will meet at The Angus Steakhouse in Monett. The speaker will be Rep. Scott Fitzpatrick.
September 23rd
September 18th
Carson and Barnes Circus world's biggest big top show
will be in Cassville at the American Legion Grounds on
Wednesday September 23 at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. For more information call (580)-743-7292.
Dr. Bulter's 10th Anniversary with Mercy will be held
Wednesday September 23 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in the Conference Room C. Punch and cake will be served.
September 19th
September 25th
September 24th
Stella Senior Center will have their annual fish fry, Friday
Pierce City Senior Center will host a dance with The Fun
September 18. The meal will be served at 5:30 p.m. with a
Timers
Band on Thursday September 24, from 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
donation of $5.00. The McDonald County Playboys will play
Admission
is $3.00. Finger foods are welcome.
for the dance.
Truck and Tractor pull Saturday, Sept. 19, at 6:00 p.m. at
the American Legion Grounds in Cassville. For more information, see ad on page 15A.
Solid Rock Southern Baptist Church will host a pig
roast Saturday, Sept. 19 at 5:00 p.m. Located three miles East
of Wheaton on Hwy. W, one mile south on FR. 1040. For more
information, see ad on page 11A.
Seligman Senior Center will have bingo from 2-4 p.m.
Seligman Senior Center will have a potluck supper at 6
p.m.
Benefit supper for the Amish Schools Friday, Sept. 25th at
5:00 p.m. See ad below for more information.
September 26th
40th Annual Newtonia Fall Festival will be Saturday
September 26, from 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. There will be various music groups, games, raffles and Ritchey Mansion tours
and food will be available. For more information, call (417)Emerson Electric Reunion Picnic will be held Sunday, 472-3163.
Dent Cemetery Association is having a work day on SaturSeptember 20, at noon to 5:00 p.m. at the Lake Avalon Park
day,
September 26 at 9 a.m. For more information, call (417)pavilion in Bella Vista, Ar. If you have any questions, please
342-9887.
call Edna Bear at (479) 640-1359.
September 20th
September 27th
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Seligman Community Center will be having a free meal,
free clothes and free haircuts for school age children on Sunday
September 27, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. For more information, call
(479)-936-0363.
Friday, Sept. 25th • starting at 5PM
Location: Alvin Brenneman’s Home...617 Val Rd Rocky Comfort, MO 64861
September 29th
Peachtree Village is hosting a free seminar on Veterans
Aid and Attendance with speaker Todd Whatley on September
29, at 1 p.m.
All Proceeds will go to the AMISH Schools
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October 3rd
PRICE: $10, 5-12 $6, 4 & UNDER FREE
For more information call:
Alvin 417-628-3652 or Jr. 417-652-3390
Directions: From Rocky Comfort take 76 West from
Longview take 76 East. Watch for signs.
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Barry County Area Retired Teachers Association and
School personnel will hold an educational workshop about
retirement issues for people nearing retirement age. It will
be held Saturday, October 3 at St. John's Lutheran Church in
Monett from 9:00 a.m.to 12:00 p.m. No pre-registration is
needed. Representatives from MRTA and PSRS will be in attendance to answer questions.
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beans, corn, juice, or salad meal. Wed: B: Blueberry pancakes, sausage patty, strawberries or cereal, cinnamon toast
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potatoes, gravy, peas, pineapple chunks or salad meal. Thurs:
B: Biscuits & gravy, tropical fruit or cereal, graham crackers,
peaches. L: Chicken crispitos, (enchiladas), spanish rice, potato wedge, peaches, or salad meal. Fri: No School.
Cassville High School: Mon: B: Biscuit & gravy, pop tart,
grapes or cereal, cinn. toast cereal bar, pear. L: Cheeseburger, fixins, cool ranch doritos, baked beans, peaches, or pizza
meal or salad meal. Tues: B: sausage biscuits, hashbrowns,
peaches or cereal, granola bar, orange. L: Pepperoni pizza,
tossed salad, corn, broccoli, fruit cocktail, juice or chicken
nugget meal or salad meal. Wed: B: Pancake on a stick, hashbrowns, applesauce or cereal, cinnamon toast, apple. L: Generals chicken, rice, carrots, egg rolls, fortune cookie, juice
or pizza meal or salad meal. Thurs: B: Brfst pizza, tropical
fruit or cereal, PB&J, banana. L: Chicken strips, macaroni &
cheese, green beans, cherry crisp, juice or cheeseburger meal
or salad meal. Fri: No School.
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at 6:00 p.m. at the Rockey Edmanson Park in Cassville.
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Twelve members of the Purdy High School Class of 1958 attended a 75th birthday dinner on July 17, 2015, at the home of Gale
and Rose Huffmaster in Monett. Pictured above, left to right, front row: Elaine (Clevenger) Terry, Rosaline (Wendland) Huffmaster,
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WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 2015
clarence
“dale” myers
Clarence “Dale” Myers, 82,
of Wheaton, passed away Saturday, September 12, 2015, in
his home.
He was born July 19, 1933,
in Powell, the son of Irvin and
Wanda (Cooper) Myers. On
December 28, 1959, in Hardtner, Kan., he was united in
marriage to Pearl Wolgamott,
who survives. Also surviving
are two sons, Matthew Bryan
Myers, of Webb City, and
Bradley Lynn Myers, of Kansas City; one daughter, Dana
Jo Wallace and her husband,
David, of Webb City; four
grandchildren, Ian and Katarina Wallace and Ella and Ava
Myers; a brother-in-law, David Wolgamott and his wife,
Carol; and several cousins,
nieces and nephews.
Preceding him in death
were his parents.
Dale received his education in Pineville, graduating
with the Class of 1951. He
received his Master’s degree
in education from Pittsburg
State University in Pittsburg,
Kan. For thirty-six years he
was an educator, retiring as
assistant director, AVTS from
the Kansas City, Kan., school
district. In 1999, he returned
to Missouri to reside in
Wheaton. He attended Wheaton United Methodist Church
and was a member of Cosmos
Masonic Lodge in Kiowa,
Kan., the Scottish Rite over
fifty-five years, Eastern Star,
a life member and a charter
member of The Fire Wagons
of the Abdallah Shrine Temple in Kansas City, Kan. Some
of his favorite pastimes were
working on automobiles,
building things and working
on his 1929 Model A.
Graveside services were
held at 10:00 a.m. today,
Wednesday, September 16,
2015, in Union Cemetery,
Stella, under direction of McQueen Funeral Home, Wheaton. Reverend Roger McKee
conducted the services.
The
family
received
friends from 6:00 until 8:00
p.m. Tuesday, in McQueen
Funeral Home, Wheaton.
Contributions may be
made to Zero Prostate Cancer
Run 2015 in memory of Dale.
Visit fohnfuneralhome.com for
online obituaries, guestbook
and private condolences.
Mcqueen
funeral home
Wheaton, Mo. 417-652-7268
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Obituaries
aaron james haston
Aaron James Haston, 41,
passed away September 10,
2015, in a car wreck. He was
born August 1, 1974, in Dinuba, Calif. His mother, Diann Villines, lives in Jenkins.
His father, N. H. Haston, from
Dardanelle, Ark., preceded
him in death. A brother, Brian Haston, preceded him in
death on October 13, 2002.
He has a stepmother,
Kathy Haston; one nephew,
Brian N. Haston, and his family, one niece, Brittany Haston Pratt and family, all from
Dardanelle, Ark.; his fiance,
Tabetha Cochran, and her
daughter, Hannah, of Cassville.
Aaron loved First Baptist Church Northpoint and
attended until he had shift
changes at work. Aaron graduated from Dardanelle High
School and then joined the
Air Force where he served as
a jet mechanic for three years.
He was employed at George’s
as a maintenance man. Aaron
loved music and could play
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almost any instrument. He
was an artist, drawing cartoons or cars and was very inventive. He was a very caring
and thoughtful man and was
always willing to help anyone.
He also leaves behind his dog
Bonzo that he has had for 17
years.
Funeral services were held
at 3:00 p.m. Sunday, September 13, 2015, in Fohn Funeral Home, Cassville. Pastor
James Weaver conducted the
services. Burial with military
honors was in Clio Cemetery,
Jenkins.
The
family
received
p.m. Sunday in Fohn Funeral
Home, Cassville.
fohn funeral home
Cassville, Mo.
417-847-2141
beulah lenora
edmonds sapp
Beulah Lenora Edmonds
Sapp, 92, of Horseshoe Bay,
Texas, passed away August
19, 2015.
Services will be at 2:00
p.m. Saturday, September 19,
2015, in Painter Cemetery,
Shell Knob, under direction
of Fohn Funeral Home, Shell
Knob. Pastor Bob Gaddis will
conduct the services.
and praivate condolences.
fohn funeral home
Shell Knob, Mo.
417-858-3151
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Cassville, MO 65625
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At Rainbow’s End
deborah c. “debbie”
wormington
Deborah C. “Debbie”
Wormington, 54, of Cassville,
passed away Wednesday,
September 9, 2015, in Mercy
Hospital, Springfield.
She was born October 25,
1960, in Purdy, the daughter
of Wayne and Helen Wormington, who preceded her in
death. Also preceding her in
death were three sisters, Julie,
Patsy and Crystal.
Surviving are one son,
Brian
Wormington,
of
Springfield; one brother, Michael Wayne Wormington, of
Cassville; three sisters, Cathy
Jo Lowe, of Exeter, Sandra J.
“Sandy” Von Lienen and her
husband, Dale, of Mapleton,
Ill., and Whitney M. Stier;
and several nieces and nephews.
Debbie grew up and received her education at
Cassville, where she graduated from high school. She
received her Bachelor’s degree from Southwest State
University in Joplin. After
college, Debbie worked with
her dad and sister Cathy at
Wormington Trucking, then
relocated to take a job at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. When
Debbie returned to Cassville,
she worked until retirement
with Head Start of Cassville.
Some of her favorite pastimes
were exploring the internet,
listening to country music
and watching Tony Stewart
and NASCAR.
Funeral services were
held at 11:00 a.m. Monday,
September 14, 2015, in Fohn
Funeral Home, Cassville. Pastor Jim Clay conducted the
services. Burial was in Purdy
Cemetery, Purdy.
The
family
received
fohn funeral home
Cassville, Mo.
417-847-2141
christine “chris”
sanders todd
Christine “Chris” SandersTodd, 54, of Lampe, passed
away Friday, September 4,
2015, at home. She was born
July 29, 1961, in Kansas City,
Kan. Chris was the daughter
of Larry and Mary (Harding) Todd. Arrangements and
cremation are under the direction of Cremations of the
Ozarks.
Chris was a manager for
Mo-Ark Water Company. She
loved butterflies, elephants
and motorcycles. Most of all,
Chris loved spending time
with her family and will be
missed by all who knew and
loved her.
She was preceded in death
by her father and two brothers, Brian Todd and Mike
Todd.
Chris is survived by her
mother, Mary Todd, of Gravois Mills; a brother, Doug
Todd and wife, Cheryl, of
Kansas City, Kan.; a son, David Sanders and wife, Destiny, of Cassville; a daughter,
Shannon Sanders-Mann and
husband, David, of Cassville;
four grandchildren, Nicholas, Samantha and Matthew
Sanders, and Emilee Mann;
as well as several nieces and
nephews.
A celebration of life will
be held 1:00 p.m. Saturday,
September 19, 2015, at the
Lohmer Full Gospel Church
in Shell Knob, with Rev. David Donaldson officiating.
Memorial contributions in
memory of Chris may be
made to Hospice Compassus,
Branson. For online condolences, please visit our website www.cremationsoftheozarks.com.
Victory Baptist Church
Business Hwy. 37, North - Cassville, MO 65625
Pastor, Russell Bishop - 417-826-5295
Like a shimmering
Sunday School 10:00 am
Church
11:00 am
[email protected]
Evening 6:30 pm
Wednesday 6:30 pm
rainbow appearing
briefly after a storm,
we are reminded that
life too, in all its glory
is also fleeting, and it
is only in memory that
beautiful moments can
remain in our grasp.
A Friendly Church with Friendly People.
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N o n - De n o m i n a ti o n a l C h u rc h
We conduct every funeral service as to be a source
of comfort and inspiration to the living as well as
a worthy and memorable tribute to the departed.
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The area’s most often chosen funeral home.
Service Times:
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Sunday Evening Service
Wednesday Night Bible Study/Youth
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Everybody Welcome!
Did You Know The Bible Says...
“He that covereth his sins shall not
prosper: but whoso confesseth and
forsaketh [them] shall have mercy.”
Proverbs 28:13
Pastor: Bryan Ozbun
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Obituaries
joy romulus petty
evelyn
pearl nichols
Evelyn Pearl Nichols, 91,
of Pineville, died September
8, 2015, at her home.
She was born September
26, 1923, in Kansas City, to
Howard Laverne Van Cleave
and Ida Mabel Akehurst Van
Cleave. She married Leonard Leroy Nichols March 11,
1945. They raised their family in Raytown and Pineville, then retired to the lake
in Golden. After Leonard’s
death in 1997, she moved
back to the farm in Pineville
to make her home. She was
a proud homemaker, loved
sewing, cooking from scratch
and vegetable gardening. She
was saved at eleven years old
and was a member of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in
Washburn, were she was the
church pianist. She is preceded in death by her parents;
her husband; a son, Jerry
Nichols; three brothers, Lee,
Jack and Richard Van Cleave.
Survivors are three sons,
David Nichols and wife, Sue,
of Blue Springs, Bill Nichols
and wife, Frances, of Pineville, Don Nichols and wife,
Crissy, of Alexander, Ark.;
two daughters, Beverly Jones
and husband, Richard, of
Blue Springs, Barbara Clark
and husband, Michael, of
Pineville; a daughter-in-law,
Peggi Nichols, of Oak Grove;
nineteen grandchildren; thirty-nine great-grandchildren;
and two great-great-grandchildren.
Graveside services were
held at 10:00 a.m. Friday,
September 11, at Simsberry
Cemetery on Hwy. E north
of Pea Ridge, Ark. with Pastor Ron Gray officiating. Arrangements were by Sisco
Funeral Home in Pea Ridge,
Ark. Visitation was from 6:00
to 8:00 p.m. Thursday at the
funeral home.
Online condolences may
be made at siscofuneralhome.
net.
Joy Romulus Petty entered
this world September 5, 1922,
on a flint rock farm in Barry
County and entered into eternal rest August 25, 2015, at
the Idaho Veterans hospital in
Boise, Idaho.
He was the eighth of nine
children born to Elsie and
Isaac Petty and has three siblings from his father’s second
marriage.
Joy served in WWII and
was stationed on an island
Air Base in Guam for the final
bombing assaults on Japan. After the war, Joy returned
to Ukiah, Calif., and married
Alma Myers.
Joy was pre-deceased by
his sons, Harold Petty and
Jimmy Petty; his parents; one
brother and seven sisters. He
is survived by one daughter,
Rose, and husband, Archie
Dunsing, of New Plymouth,
Idaho; daughter-in-law Debra
Brush, of Boise, Idaho; son,
John Petty, of Cassville; two
brothers, Ike Petty, of Sacramento, Calif., and Vern
Petty and wife, Lois, of Cassville; and one sister, Maxine
Broan, of Fairport, N.Y.; thirteen grandchildren; eighteen
great-grandchildren;
and
a host of nieces and nephews, all of whom feel greatly
blessed to have had Joy in
their lives for so many years.
As anyone who knew Joy
would tell you, HE LOVED
TO FISH!! but didn’t particularly like to eat them. He and
his brother, Vern, fished regularly at Roaring River State
Park in Cassville, and he was
always looking for someone
to give the fish. He also loved
to hunt mushrooms and was
noted for finding some of the
largest “chicken of the woods”
ever seen in Barry County. In
2007, Joy came to live with
Harold and Debra in Idaho.
He was truly a bright spot in
the lives of all who knew him.
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Pastor Kevin Hilton
Sunday School 10:00 am
Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am
Sunday Evening Worship 6:30 pm
Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7:00 pm
Sunday Morning Radio Program KKBL 95.9 FM 7:45 am
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By SENATOR EMORY MELTON
A history book released for
Cassville’s Sesquicentennial celebration,
The First 150 Years in Cassville, Missouri
by Senator Emory Melton may be purchased at
Litho Printers, 904 West Street. Cost is $9.00
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Two circus shows
in Cassville on Sept. 23
DERBY from FRONT
toward the end of the night,
causing a small fire that took
out some of the spotlights.
No one was injured during
the incident, and the Cassville
Firefighters were able to extinguish the fire quickly.
Other members of the
community also kept the
night’s
events
running
smoothly. Hutchens Construction donated a water
truck for the arena while
Johnnie Cox brought his skid
steer and operated it to move
cars after the races. Brice’s
Towing also provided two tow
trucks. Yarnall said, “We really need all of those people
to keep things moving quickly
and we had many people donate their equipment and time
to help out.”
He continued, “It was a
huge success. We are so appreciative of all of the support
that the community gives us.
Following the first race, Chris Stidam (left) and Rusty Newman (right), first and second place
winners respectively, stand with their cars. After the race, Newman laughed and said, “He had me
pegged from the beginning, and this was his first win. It was a great time.” Photo provided by Bill
Shiveley.
Without them, we would just
be a bunch of cars smashing
Cassville Health Care
& Rehab
dictionary drive for local
third grade students, the Don’t
Meth With Us anti-drug program for local fifth graders,
local college scholarships and
others.
On October 10, from 8
a.m. to 4 p.m., MM Hwy. in
Exeter will be closed from
Hwy. 76/86 to Pierce Avenue.
The detour route will be from
Hwy. 76/86 Hwy. to Washburn Street to Pierce Avenue
to MM Hwy. A car show benefit for Blazi Lowe will be in
the closed off area.
MM Hwy. to be closed
for Blazi Lowe benefit Oct. 10
Standing Strong to Care For Your Loved One
1300 County Farm Road, Cassville, MO
417-847-3386
Offering 24-hour skilled nursing services
Excellent Activity program
Home cooked meals
each other.”
Funds raised at the Demolition Derby each year go to
support a variety of programs
sponsored by the Rotary Club
of Cassville, including worldwide vaccination efforts, a
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Thanks for every prayer that was
spoken, the food, the flowers,
gifts, phone calls, cards and
every act of kindness.
Special thank you to Jim & Sandi
Clay and my sister Glenda for
keeping the Flea Market going.
Thanks to my family that was
beside me every day, especially
my daughter Misty that truly
never left my side.
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and activities on a weekly
basis already; however, we
also have lots of extra room
with the completion of the
Melba Eakin Addition, so we
are encouraging seniors who
may wish to start a favorite game – cards, backgammon, checkers, chess, etc.
to call Central Crossing Senior Center at 858-6952 and
speak with Karin. Karin will
work with you to help you get
your special activity or game
going with others who may
have similar interests.
Angela & Howard Prewitt
Tara & Casey & families
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Do you knit? Have you
ever wanted to knit? Well,
beginning next Thursday,
September 17, from 9 a.m.
to 11 a.m., Audrey Olson
will kick off a Knitting, Crocheting and Tatting class.
Those interested in attending should bring a size 8 or
9 and D or E hooks to class.
Audrey is requesting donated
needles of any size as well.
Come on in; learn a new skill
and have some fun!
The Central Crossing
Center offers plenty of games
Central Crossing Senior
Center offers knitting class
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the public is welcome to watch
the event for free on Wednesday afternoon.
Also during the free event,
the community is welcome to
view the exotic animals before
each performance. Animals
include a menagerie of animals from around the world.
The show itself will feature
a variety of performances,
including death-defying extreme stunt bike riders, animals, acrobats and more.
Tickets for the circus are
available in advance for $12 for
adults and $6 for children under the age of 12. Day-of prices
will be $16 for adults and $10
for children under the age of
12. Tickets are available on
their website at www.BigTopShow.com or by calling (580)
743-7292.
Words can never express
our deepest gratitude for the outpouring
support from our community, family, friends
and area churches. You will never know the
comfort that the cards and phone calls brought
to us that let us know we aren’t facing this
alone. All donations were so greatly appreciated
for traveling and extra expenses. Our hearts
are overwhelmed with the generosity and love
from everyone. Most of all, we are so grateful
for all the prayers that has given me strength
and renewed hope. Our sincere thanks to
everyone.
I am blessed and I praise God for
His goodness.
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The circus is coming to
town. For Cassville area residents, the Carson and Barnes
Circus will be rolling into town
on Wednesday, September 23,
for two different shows and a
special free elephant bath time
event.
The circus will have two
performances on Wednesday,
one at 4:30 p.m. and the other
at 7:30 p.m., at the American
Legion grounds on Highway
112.
To kick off the day, a special
free event for the community
begins at 3 p.m. The Asian elephants featured in the Carson
and Barnes circus will have
a spa day from their head to
their toes. Staff will be washing
the elephants, exfoliating and
moisturizing them and giving
them pedicures. Anyone from
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SW FBLA offers Parents’ Night
Brianna Roller
Join Southwest High
School FBLA for our new,
upcoming, monthly, event:
Parent’s Night Out. This is
an opportunity for parents
in the Southwest area to
have a night to themselves,
Barry COuntY Sheriff’s
Most Wanted
The Most Wanted column is a partnership between the
Barry County Advertiser and the Barry County Sheriff ’s
Department. Sheriff Mick Epperly urges anyone with information about any of the individuals to contact the department at (417) 847-6556 during the daytime hours or (417)
847-3121 after hours. A full list of Barry County’s Most
Wanted is available on the Barry County Sheriff ’s website
at: http://www.barrycountysheriff.com/wanted.php.
Anthony C. Ash
Charlie Lynn Crow
Anthony C. Ash, 34, of
Golden, is wanted for leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident.
Charlie Lynn Crow, 37, of
Cassville, is wanted for possession of a controlled substance. Crow is 5’ 4” and 115
pounds.
while our FBLA organization offers a fun-filled evening for their children.
They will have the option of viewing a movie
or partaking in activities
in the gym. We will also
provide the children with
snacks and drinks. Parent’s
Night Out will run from
5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will
occur every second Friday
of the month. October will
be the first month of this
event and April will be the
last. February and March
are the only two months
that Parent’s Night Out
will not transpire due to no
school.
The Southwest High
School commons will host
this coming affair. Children who are ages three
(and potty-trained) to 12
may attend for a reasonable
payment of $8 per child.
If you have any questions,
please email SWHS FBLA
adviser Sharesa Rodgers at
[email protected] or call
(417) 826-5413.
Cassville to participate in drug take-back day
Cassville Police Department is again participating
in the D.E.A. Prescription
Take Back Day. This will be
held September 26, between
the hours of 10 a.m. and 2
p.m. Medications can be
dropped off at Cassville City
Hall at 300 Main Street. The
entrance will be in the back
of the building using the
Council Chamber door.
The Prescription Take
Back Day is to help people to
properly dispose of unused
medications, both prescription and over-the-counter.
Proper disposal of medication helps to protect the
environment and keeps the
medicine from being flushed
into water systems. This also
helps keep the medication
out of the hands of people
who do not have a prescription or need for the medication but want to use it for
recreation.
“We want to encourage people to take the time
to clean out their medicine
drawers and cabinets and
properly dispose of their unused medicine,” said Cassville Police Chief Dana Kammerlohr.
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sharp objects, such as syringes, will not be accepted. No
medications can be accepted
from medical clinics, pharmacies or veterinary clinics.
This is the 10th National
Prescription Drug TakeBack day. The National Prescription Drug Take-Back
addresses a vital public
safety and public health issue. Many Americans are
not aware that medicines
that languish in home cabinets are highly susceptible
to diversion, misuse, and
abuse. Rates of prescription
drug abuse in the U.S. are
at alarming rates, as are the
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The Dental Office of:
Carolyn Hunter
Caring For Your Smile
77 Smithson Cassville, MO 65625
RABBIT MEAT FOR SALE
by order/appointment only
Conveniently located in the
Aurora & Jenkins area.
We sell live rabbits too!
Rabbit Manure For A Fee.
Keeping prices low for everyone to enjoy!
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(417) 847-2461 or (800) 639-4959
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Nice landscaping, privacy fence,
city water, all electric, septic, 2006
built, deck, two car garage, new interior paint, hardwood, ceramic &
carpet, 10x12 barn, 1752 living, 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 master w/large bath & walk-in, food bar, lots of
cabinets, open LKD.
MUST SEE! CH101 $159,900
BEAUTIFUL 3 BD RANCH STYLE!
On 20 AC. Lr Master Suite. Breakfast bar & nook, formal dining, lr
living rm w/ventless gas log. Lr
deck & rear patio. 3 car garage, 2
drs. Well manicured & landscaped
yard w/great view of rolling AC. Multiple out bldgs, 30x40 & 24x30 Morton Bldgs w/concrete flrs. 2 wells.
ASKING! #94491 $279,000
EARTH BERM HOME!
Rare Find! 3 bed, 2 bath, Earth Berm
Home on 10 wooded acres. Interior
has been updated recently with all
porcelain tile, hot tub (outside), nice
stone and gravel entertainment area
(outside). Less than 10 miles from Cassville. Cassville Schools.
ASKING! #HO205 $142,500
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double wrap decks, shared well, septic,
REDUCED! # 94156 $375,000
BRICK RANCH ON ONE AC!
Nice shop, 2 car attached, 3 bedrooms, 2 full
baths, large kitchen & dining rooms, split
deck on back, lots of flowers & trees, well
maintained home, new heat system.
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to these drugs. Studies show
that many abused prescription drugs are obtained from
family and friends, including from the home medicine
cabinet. In addition, many
Americans do not know
how to properly dispose of
their unused medicine, often flushing them down the
toilet or throwing them away
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health hazards.
In the previous nine
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GREAT STARTER!
1401 sq ft, 3 BD home on over an
Acre. Nice original hardwood floors,
CH/A, gas, open floor plan, sunroom, metal roof, masonry & vinyl
ext., 2 car cov carport. Large outbldg
& cellar on property. Really nice yard..
ASKING! #60029119 $79,900
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Subdivision. Prices range from $8,900 to $35,000. Community water available. One lot, Mobile Home acceptable. Lake access. Owner financing w/
approved credit. Near Eagle Rock. Call for details.
UL676 40 WOODED AC in Galena Hollow. Property fully wooded. Steep to
flat. Part time spring. Nice hunting property. Just Reduced $10,000.
Now $50,000!
UL678 3 BUILDING LOTS in Emerald Beach #5. Lots are wooded, have
comm. water & paved streets. Close to public boat ramp, clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts.
Listed at $8,495
BP655 INVESTMENT POSSIBILITY. Self storage, 24 units. All city, on 1/2
Acre lots. Plenty of room to expand. Electric on site. Rental information and
financial info to qualified buyer.
Asking $55,000
LP783 17 BEAUTIFUL, gently rolling AC. Near Shell Knob/Viola. Paved
roads on 2 sides. Great bldg sites. Short drive to lake access. Nice spot for a
country home near Table Rock.
Asking $34,500
UL670 5.9 AC, SE of Cassville. Subdivided, unrestricted, bldg site on Faulk
Ridge. Electric avail. Near MO Conservation, & Roaring River State park.
Manufactured Home Acceptable!
Make Offer! $12,500
Flat Creek Realty
John R. Chappell
Office Manager
Each business is independently owned and operated.
417-342-1767
Bus: (417)
Joy D. Chappell
Owner/Broker
417-671-2675
847-0025 • Fax: (417) 847-0026
53 Main • Cassville, MO
Email: [email protected] - [email protected]
Website: www.joychappell.com - www.johnrchappell.com
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Barry County Senior Resource Fair Sept. 18
Charlea Mills
This Friday marks an opportunity for Barry County
senior citizens to learn
about special programs and
resources available within
the community.
The event is being organized by Good Shepherd
Hospital community liaison
Tiffina Spears. Spears stated, “This is a good event for
seniors. Any senior services
in the community who want
a booth will have information available that day.”
So far, booths from
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Backhoe Service
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the Department of Social Services, Ozarks Area
Community Action Corporation (OACAC), Arc of
the Ozarks, Mercy and area
nursing homes have signed
up to participate in the fair.
Additional booth space is
available and more organizations are signing up currently.
Spears said, “Everything
from Hospice care to senior
center information will be
available for them.”
The resource fair is an
annual event started by
OACAC four years ago.
Good Shepherd has been in
charge the past two years.
Spears stated, “There
is a lot of information that
seniors don’t know. This is
D&D
to benefit them in case they
need these services or if
they have a family member
that might want that information. These resources are
just to benefit them.”
She also added that a
Mt. Vernon Veteran’s Home
representative will also be
there to give veteran-specific information.
The Senior Resource
Fair will be held at the Family Life Center in Cassville
on Friday, September 18,
from 8 a.m. to noon. The
event is free and refreshments will be provided for
attendees.
If you are interested in
free booth space at the fair,
contact Spears at (417) 5695398.
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Mercy names September
Co-Worker of the Month
Mercy Hospital Cassville recognized Krista Baker, RN,
as the September Co-Worker of the Month. Krista has been
employed by Mercy for two and a half years. She resides in
Cassville with her husband and two children.
Krista enjoys spending time with her family and any
outdoor activity, like hunting, fishing and archery. She
came to work for Mercy because it’s a small-town friendly
hospital that’s close to home. She loves being a small part of
someone’s life at a time when they are in need.
Pictured are Baker and George Roden, Director of Human Resources and Operations.
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Personal Touch Today
417-671-2333
Saturday, Oct. 10th or Sunday, Oct. 11th
McPherson’s
Shop at “Arts & Crafts Weekend” in Van Buren.
Music in the street. Restaurants & food venders for lunch.
You will also receive two snacks on the way down and back.
BRIDE AND GROOM
Because Accidents Happen!
See the beautiful Boston Mountains! All DAy Trip
You will also get a free photo of your group!
Depart app. 7:00 a.m. - Return app. 6:30 p.m.
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53 Main St. • Cassville, MO • (next to Flat Creek Express Lube)
Email: [email protected] • Website: johnrchappell.com
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John Chappell
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Cassville City Council discussion continues on road work
Barry County’s Years Past
40 years ago
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore announced the sale of
Moore’s Economy Store to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, of Cassville.
A Gambler’s Store Home Products Center was soon to
open on Roaring River Road, adjoining the Milgram store.
Three local women, Mary Scannell, Louella Mae Young
and Lilly May Scannell, who were attending the Adult Basic
Education program in Cassville, passed the General Equivalency tests taken in Springfield.
Lloyd Birchfield, of Exeter, completed his basic training
at Fort Polk, La.
30 years ago
Carolyn and Charles Marrs, who operated the Roaring
River Restaurant at Roaring River State Park, submitted
their resignation.
James Wood was honored by the Irwin Easley American
Legion Post 118 for outstanding and dedicated service.
Leslie R. Crider, a native of Wheaton, was named assistant administrator at the Missouri State Chest Hospital in
Mt. Vernon.
20 years ago
The Cassville High School Industrial Technology Department was the recipient of two Packard Bell Multimedia
Computers.
Kelli Beuterbaugh won the Grand Champion and Best
Udder in the open show at the Ozark Empire Fair.
Cleo Ethridge, of Cassville, won 1st place in the 19411949 category of Shell Knob’s sixth annual car show held
during the Country Fair Days.
A plan to outline the roof, walls and windows of the Barry County Courthouse with lights for the Christmas season
fell through when the proposal was rejected by the Barry
County Commission.
10 years ago
Kyle Robbins, 11 years-old, from Wheaton, bagged an
11-point buck with his bow just south of Exeter.
Dusty Morgan took first place at the 2005 Championship
Series Race at Sugar Creek Motorcross park in Pineville.
Marine Corps Pvt. Justin D. Head completed 12 weeks of
basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego.
Eddie Tsosie, from the Navajo Reservation, came to
Cassville to help Tom Gantt ministries in packing for their
fall mission trip to the Navajo Nation.
Charlea Mills
Following the passing of
a 3/8-cent transportation
sales tax last year, discussion
regarding how roads will be
repaired and maintained
in the city has continued
to be a heated topic. Monday’s Cassville City Council
meeting brought some closure to the questions about
how the city will decide
where to start spending the
money that’s been collected
since last November.
Alderman Jon Horner
stated, “Citizens have seen
nothing done for the last 20
years on their roads. While
I’d love to see asphalt on
all of the roads in town, we
need to see something done
that’s realistic. I’d like to get
as much done as possible to
get the town looking better.”
Phil Hutchens, owner
of Hutchens Construction,
spoke to the council to provide some insight on what
different road treatments
typically cost and what they
can expect to get done based
on the revenue they have.
Thus far, the city has collected $273,423.02 since last
November. By the numbers,
chip and sealing a mile of
road costs just over $23,000,
assuming there are no issues
that need to be fixed first.
Overlaying with asphalt, on
the other hand, costs over
$103,000 per mile, assuming no milling or base work
has to be done first. Cassville has 72 total miles of
streets.
Horner said, “If we can
do as much as we can with
chip and seal to get us as
many miles covered as we
can, it’s a great plan. We
need to see improvements.”
The decision was made
Monday night to hire someone to grade the streets inside the city, per alderman
Terry Heinz’s request, and
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ed for as a preservation
method is a black sealer to
protect existing roads from
moisture that will break
them apart. The sealer runs
around $16,000 per mile.
Public Works employees
will be filling pot holes over
the fall and winter months,
as well as addressing cracks
in the pavement. Initial
overlay, chip and seal, and
sealant work should begin
in the spring.
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rate them so that the council can put out a bid for
street work in February. The
grading system is done by
standards by the Missouri
Asphalt Pavement Association.
The alderman came to
the conclusion that repairs
and maintenance should be
done as a mixture between
preserving the better roads
and doing major work on
deteriorated streets. The
treatment the council opt-
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Fellowship Dinner will follow after 11 a.m. Service
Sept. 28 - 30th - Supper nightly at 6 p.m.
Evening Worship at 7 p.m.
Music - OneAccord Southern Gospel Music Ministry
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Local author’s book to benefit Central Crossing Senior Center
could only remain a dream.
After all, how could such
a grandiose plan be done
when it would require so
many volunteers and with
such limited funding?
The small group was
motivated by the desire to
build a better community.
Recognizing it was worth
a shot, albeit a long shot,
they each chipped in $10
(for a total of $50) and decided to give it a go. To have
any hope of becoming reality, though, would require
a community of volunteers
who had faith and dedication in this shared dream.
The beautiful facility
we know today as Central
Crossing Senior Center
Reavis
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ing Senior Center from its
inception to the regional
class senior center it is today. The book is a story
which shares the humor
and frustrations shared
by the founders along the
journey. In the end, though,
it illustrates how a community can dream the impossible dream, and with a lot
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didn’t just appear. It started
with this dream of building
a better community through
the dedicated efforts of likeminded volunteers. Turning
the dream into a reality was
fraught with many problems from the beginning,
but through hard work, determination and prayer, this
little unincorporated village
has developed a first class
Senior Center enjoyed by
the entire community.
One of the original officers of Shell Knob Seniors
Inc. (SKSI) and co-founder
of the Central Crossing Senior Center, Glenn Phillips,
decided to write the story
of the shared journey in a
book entitled “$50 And A
Dream”.
“$50 And A Dream”
documents the story of
SKSI and Central Cross-
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29521 St. Hwy. 86, Eagle Rock, MO
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466 St. Hwy. 76, Cassville, MO 65625
417-671-1971
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NEW LISTING
417-847-4800
$189,900
1 ½ STORY ON THE LAKE.
Full wrap around deck. Lake frontage known for
eagles. Oversized 2 car garage. All furnishings
negotiable. #60034031
Nickle’s Flooring
NEW LISTING 20 AC farm w/3000 sq ft home. 50x100 shop. Flat open pasture,
cattle tight fence. Pipe fence corral w/chute. Pond.
$244,900 #60035212
NEW LISTING Great Starter Home. 3 BD, 1 BA w/fenced back yard. $75,000 #60035231
TROUT FARM Crystal Springs. 15 AC w/4 BD, 2 BA, 2 story home. 4000sf
garage, newer raceways, continuous flow spring, 2 ponds.
$209,000 #60034069
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP This 4 BD, 1.5 BA has a new roof, CH/A & floor
coverings. Very good shape. Fenced back yard.
$84,900 #60032975
REDUCED MINI FARM/HUNTING CABIN 2 BD on 10 AC, just needs
finished. Spectacular views.
$41,500 #60024101
HIGH QUALITY 4 BD home w/full fin bsmt. on 2.5 AC in town. 3 car garage.
Newer CH/A. Nice neighborhood!
$299,900 #60021272
OPEN & AIRY Newer 3 BD, 2 BA. Updated kitchen, vaulted ceilings, open kitchen/
living/dining. Near golf course & RR Park. Motivated Seller.
$119,900 #60020569
REDUCED GREAT STATER Cassville Repo. Partial remodel including new
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Carl Junction
Mt. Vernon
East Newton
Seneca
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9/22 Nixa
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9/26 East Newton
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9/29 Lamar
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Logan-Rogersville V, JV
Thomas Jefferson V
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McDonald Co. V, JV
Ozark V, JV
Monett V, JV
Greenwood V, JV
Hillcrest V, JV
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Lamar claims 38-6 victory over Cassville Cross Country
Lee Stubblefield
Missing 14 starters from
last year's team, the Lamar
Tigers had a lot of questions
going into the 2015 football season. After improving to 4-0 with wins over
both Monett and Cassville,
Scott Bailey's team showed it
found the answers.
The Class 2 Tigers won
this game in every key category: controlling the line of
scrimmage on both sides of
the ball; winning the field position battle; and scoring on
offense, defense, and special
teams. Lamar's only blemish for the night was in the
penalty department, where
the Tigers were flagged ten
times.
The Cassville defense
hung in against Lamar's
power running game, but the
Wildcats found themselves in
a 24-0 hole at halftime. With
his team trailing by only 3-0
late in the first quarter, River
Phelps punted away from the
Cassville 26-yard line. Lamar's Luke Hardman gathered in the kick and raced 54
yards for a touchdown.
Then, on Cassville's first
offensive snap after the
score, Lamar's Todd Morrow
picked off a Leigh Cox swing
pass out in the flat and raced
in from the 15-yard line for
another Tiger tally with 2:14
remaining in the first quarter.
The Wildcats finally
earned a first down on the
following series. A lack of
first down efficiency consistently put the Wildcats in
second and long situations
in full swing at Seneca
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Cassville’s Leigh Cox is pictured above as he runs the ball for the Wildcats Friday night.
early in this game. Without
big fullback Kyle Ruark for
the night, the Cassville running game relied mostly on
scatbacks River Phelps and
Garrett Knight, and yards
were hard to come by against
the tough Tiger defensive
front. Even finally moving
the chains was accomplished
via a Lamar penalty. But
the opportunity faded, and
Phelps punted away on the
second play of the second
quarter.
Lamar scored in just six
plays, with Hardman skipping the final 28 yards on a
quarterback draw.
Trailing 24-0, the Wildcats finally mounted a drive
as the clock dwindled, and
the scoring hopes failed
when Cox was trapped for
a loss on 3rd and 8 at the
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Lamar 38-yard line. Phelps
punted with less than a minute left on the clock, and
Lamar was content to run
out the final seconds before
halftime.
The Tigers opened the
third quarter with a 12-play,
89-yard, clock-consuming
drive that effectively ended
any comeback hopes. Danny
Embry bolted off right tackle
to score from the 12-yard
line at the 7:06 point of the
quarter. Morrow, Lamar's
senior all-conference kicker,
drilled another PAT to push
the lead to 31-0.
The Wildcat Nation got a
taste of Murphy's Law on the
next possession when Lamar
recovered a fumble at the
Cassville 16-yard line. Matt
Whyman was tackled just
short of the goal line on first
down, then sneaked in on the
next play as the 38-0 score
invoked the running clock.
The Wildcats finally
scored late in the final quarter when Steven Hunter barreled into the end zone from
10 yards out to create the
38-6 final score.
The Hunter score ended
a streak of 12 scoreless quarters for the Wildcats against
the Tigers.
"You can't make mis-
takes against a good football
team," Coach Lance Parnell
said after the game. "Those
mistakes get magnified, good
football teams take advantage of mistakes."
Parnell didn't waste time
dwelling on the might-havebeens after the game, He was
already planning for next
week's Barry County Brawl
against Highway 37 rival
Monett in just the second
home game of the season for
the Wildcats.
"I'm not sure I remember
what our stadium looks like,"
Parnell deadpanned. "There's
no better way to come home
than to play your arch rival."
Cassville hosts Monett on
Friday night at Wildcat Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.
Big 8 Recap
Lamar 38, Cassville 6
Carl Junction 61, Springfield Central 24
Monett 41, Mt. Vernon 7
Aurora 50, Seneca 8
McDonald County 41,
East Newton 6.
Lee Stubblefield
It's still early in the cross
country season, but everyone
has finally run at least one
meet. The annual Seneca Invitational provided the test
last Thursday, with a number
of local schools participating.
The Lamar Tigers won
the varsity boys team title,
scoring 34 points. East Newton was second with 51,
Carl Junction was third with
103, College Heights placed
4th with 114, and Cassville
rounded out the top five,
scoring 135.
Monett placed 5th, and
Southwest edged Diamond
on a tie-breaker for 6th.
Varsity boys individuals
1. Nccholas Ray, Lamar,
16:54
16. Derek Christy, Cassville, 19:20
19. Austin Wilson, Cassville, 19:34
22. Jarett Pike, Southwest,
19:44
33. Isaac Dodson, Cassville, 20:38
34. Landon Hendrix,
Southwest, 20:44
42. Joby Paul, Cassville,
21:26
50. Nathan Dick, Cassville, 22:47
52. Cody Brooks, Southwest, 23:13
57. Cole Jackson, Cassville, 23:33
59. Jay Fields, Southwest,
23:51
60. Skyler Willer, Southwest, 23:56
63. Levi Myers, Southwest, 25:03
66. JR Henry, Southwest,
27:24
68. Parker Fuller, Purdy,
30:37
Varsity girls
There were only two complete teams in the varsity girls
race. Carl Junction scored
a perfect 15 in defeating
Monett.
Individuals
1. Jordyn Capra, Carl
Junction, 20:04
12. Jordan Campbell,
Cassville, 24:23
25. Megan Thomas, Purdy, 26:25
32. Alissa Walker, Southwest, 30:05
34. Elizabeth Wolfe,
Southwest, 30:18
42. Yeseria Rivera, Cassville, 35:17
Middle School Boys
Joplin North won the
Middle School Boys race,
scoring 80. Cassville finished
7th with 147, Wheaton was
9th with 238, and Southwest
placed 10th with 374.
Middle School Girls
Cassville's Zoey Brooks
raced to a gold medal performance in the Middle School
Girls race, covering the 2400
meter course in 10:13.
Carl Junction won the
team title with 45.
Purdy volleyball defeats Exeter
The Purdy Lady Eagle
volleyball teams hosted Exeter on Tuesday, September
15.
Purdy defeated the Lady
Tigers 25-11 and 25-14.
Tuesday’s contest is one of
two match-ups between the
teams this season. Tuesday’s
outing did not count as a
Last week’s football photo conference match.
featured Cassville Wildcat
Statistical Leaders for
Kyle Ruark, not Zane Ever- Purdy included: 10 Assists
ett.
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Morgan Schilly; 12 Digs
Courtney White; 7 Kills
Courtney White; and 5 Aces
Layne Skiles.
In the junior varsity contest, Purdy defeated Exeter
25-6 and 25-21.
Purdy is 8-2-2 and 2-0
in conference play. Purdy
returns to play on Thursday
at McAuley for a conference
matchup.
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Southwest Spikers record two wins
The Southwest volleyball
team rallied for non-conference wins at Galena and Diamond last week.
After losing the first set in
both matches, the Lady Trojans stormed back for victories, improving their record
to 7-2-1.
"It's never easy to win on
the road, and it's more difficult when you are behind,"
said Coach Steve Voyak. "The
girls really responded in a
difficult situation, twice."
Against Diamond, Southwest fell behind early in the
first set, and the Wildcats
cruised to a 25-18 win.
"They had a large, loud
crowd and their girls were
pumped up," said Coach
Voyak. "We stress trying to
involve all the hitters and the
setters did a nice job mixing
it up, and then going to the
hot hand."
Senior Savana Leonhardt
finished with 11 kills, includ-
ing 9 in the final two sets.
Senior Jaime Shrum added
15 kills, 6 coming on tips,
and junior Sydney Leroy was
10 for 10 serving with 2 aces
and 16 digs. Shrum served
the first eight points of the
deciding set and the Wildcats
never recovered.
Against Galena, Southwest dropped the first set
25-23, but won the second in
convincing fashion at 25-13.
Junior Rebekah McKeever
led the way against the Bears
with 10 digs and 2 kills.
"Rebekah was a calm and
steadying influence when we
got behind," Coach Voyak
said. "We like to use her as a
hitter, but she is also a nice
passer and made multiple
tough digs that led to attacks.
Digging the ball out of the
front row can be difficult, but
she remained focused and
helped get the lead and we
never looked back."
Leroy and Shrum also
went 21 for 21 serving and
added 3 aces. Through 10
games, Leroy is 61 for 61
serving with 12 aces.
"Syd does all the little
things," Voyak said. "She's
fundamental, makes smart
decisions and has a high volleyball IQ. Serving at 100 percent this far into the season is
unbelievable, but she served
at 98 for about half of last
season. She's capable."
In junior varsity action,
the Lady Trojans also swept
games with Galena and Diamond. Freshman Maggie
Robbins had 12 aces in the
two games and has 41 for the
season. Sophomore Kristen
Hendrix had a huge game
against Diamond going 10
for 10 serving with 2 aces and
adding 9 digs and a kill.
Southwest has a busy
schedule this week with road
games at Blue Eye and Verona
and a home game with Cassville. On Saturday, the girls
will play in the Greenfield
Tournament with pool play
games against Exeter, Golden
City, Sarcoxie and Greenfield.
Freshmen win thriller at Lamar
15A
In a game that started
much like any other game,
but ended so differently than
most, Cassville’s freshmen
football team claimed an
exciting victory at Lamar on
Monday. Cassville scored on
their first drive of the game
to take a 7-0 lead.
Lamar answered with
back to back touchdowns
to jump in front 14-7. Just
before halftime, the ‘Cats
pounded into to the end zone
again to close the gap to 1413 at intermission.
A routine, ordinary first
half of football turned into
a thrilling, heart pounding
second half of action.
Lamar scored the first
points of the second half to
claim a 22-13 lead. Cassville
responded with a touchdown, bringing the score to
22-19. Once again, Lamar
scored to extend their lead to
30-19.
Again, the Wildcats answered with a touchdown
and 2 point conversion reception by Trevor Morgan to
get within 3 points at 30-27.
After a defensive stop by the
Wildcats, the offense took
over midway through the 4th
quarter.
Reaching deeply into the
playbook, the Cassville drive
gained many yards and lots
of momentum on a reverse
pass from Ethan Hoppes to
Shannon Haney.
A few plays later, on 4th
down, Haney reciprocated by
throwing a strike to Hoppes
in the back left corner of the
end zone. The extra point
gave the Wildcats a 34-30
lead with two minutes left in
the contest.
After converting on a
huge 4th down play, Lamar
put another touchdown on
the scoreboard to take a 3634 with less than a minute
remaining on the clock.
After the Lamar kickoff,
Cassville took over near midfield, out of timeouts, and
trailing by 2 points.
A Haney to Hoppes pass
connection moved the Cassville offense deep into the
Tiger territory and renewed
the Wildcats hopes for a victory. Those hopes become
reality when Haney once
again tossed a touchdown to
Hoppes in the back corner
of the end zone with 12 seconds remaining in the game,
giving the Wildcats a 41-36
come-from-behind victory.
Anthony Tolbert and
Haney each contributed two
rushing touchdowns for the
‘Cats, while Hoppes hauled
in two touchdown passes.
In addition to Morgan’s 2
point conversion catch, Andrew Berndt added three extra point kicks to contribute
to the Cassville scoring total.
Both Coach Artherton
and Coach Rogers were
pleased with the resiliency
and determination exhibited
by the young Wildcats.
Rogers said, “Had we
played better throughout the
game, we probably wouldn’t
have needed this comeback
to win.
“However, it was great to
see the kids never give up, execute in pressure situations,
and find a way to win. This
was a very exciting game to
be part of, but I may be getting too old for many more
of these.”
Lee Stubblefield
The
Cassville
Lady
Wildcats found McDonald
County as tough as a warped
wall on Monday night, dropping a straight set volleyball
match to the visiting Lady
Mustangs, 20-25 and 21-25.
Cassville entered the match
with a 2-2 record but could
not scale the .500 mountain
against McDonald County.
The Lady Mustangs
jumped out to an 8-2 lead
behind a strong service run
by Destiny Arnall. The lead
stretched to 15-8 before Brianna Hemphill became the
first Cassville server to shake
the one-and-done curse.
With Mac leading 16-10,
Chelsey Small scored with a
block at the net to pull the
Ladycats within 5 points.
But Arnall fashioned another
service run for a 22-15 advantage, and the Lady Mustangs won the first set, 20-25.
McDonald County was
impressive at the net, and
even more so from the ser-
vice line. Cassville's defense
was sorely tested by an array
of hard and accurate serves.
Even though the Lady Mustangs only recorded three
aces, their service game led
to a number of unforced errors.
After a tentative 3-3 start
to the second set, Cassville
stretched to an 8-3 lead behind another strong service
run by Hemphill. Mac reclaimed the serve on a smash
by Brittney Stone, and then
Stone ripped off five straight
serves to give the visitors a
10-8 lead. Alexis Cieslinski
staunched the bleeding with
her kill shot, but Bailey Tyson nailed a pair of aces in
a service run that propelled
the Lady Mustangs to an
18-9 advantage.
The Ladycats scrapped
back to within 22-18, and
then to 24-21 when Tyson
hit long on Cieslinski's serve.
But Mac won out on an errant serve, 25-21.
Cassville goes on the road
against Barry County neighbor Southwest for a nonconference match on Thursday
night at Washburn.
Fly High 5K Cassville volleyball fall to McDonald County
Pictured above is Southwest junior Sydney Leroy who has
made 61 serves in a row.
The Southwest High FCA
is hosting a 5K and 1K run/
walk on Saturday, October 24,
in Seligman.
Each 5K participant will
receive a shirt and a goody
bag. Any child who participates in the 1K can wear a
costume for a chance to win
prizes.
The Fly High 5K will raise
money for the Jessica Ryan
Morgan Memorial Scholarship.
Online registration is
available at https://runsignup.
com/Race/MO/Seligman/
FlyHigh5K.
Registration forms are
also available at the Cassville
YMCA, Seligman Freedom
Bank, Washburn People’s
Community Bank and Johnson’s Chiropractic Sport’s
and Wellness Clinic on Main
Street in Cassville.
Contact Linda Morgan
at [email protected] or
(417)826-5413 with any questions.
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Sales tax revenue up for fourth month in a row
Charlea Mills
For the fourth month
in a row, sales tax in Barry
County and the City of Cassville was up over last year’s
revenue.
Sales tax collected in
August and received by the
county and city governments in September showed
a 9.43 percent increase for
Barry County and 6.8 percent for Cassville. Barry
County’s revenue for August
was $237,314.31, which was
$20,553.25 over last year for
the general 1/2-cent sales
tax. Cassville’s revenue for
the general one-cent sales tax
was $90,458.63, which was
$5,764.36 over last year’s revenue.
For Cassville, September marked the largest total
of revenue collected for the
new 3/8-cent transportation
tax with the total received
being $33,863.82. So far for
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$249,399.78 for 2015. Last
year, November and December brought in a combined
$24,023.24.
For the year, Cassville’s
revenue is up 10.1 percent
over 2014. By the numbers, Cassville has received
$707,713.02 in sales tax revenue for the year, $65,035.99
more than 2014.
Barry County’s revenue is
up 5.25 percent for the year.
Thus far, the county has received $1,522.605.74 for the
year, which is $75,989.53
more than last year’s revenue
for the general 1/2-cent sales
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If trends continue, the
sales tax revenue could surpass revenue collected annually for each of the last six
years.
Five injured
in wreck near Purdy
Charlea Mills
Five people were injured
in a wreck on Route C Thursday evening. A 2000 Dodge
Dakota turned into the path
of a 2005 Ford F350 while executing a left turn, according
the Missouri State Highway
Patrol crash report.
Around 6:10 p.m., Shawn
A. Hughey, 37, of Verona, was
headed westbound on Route
C six miles east of Purdy.
While attempting a left turn,
his Dakota was struck by the
Ford truck driven by Edward
A. Cooper, 69, of Granby.
Hughey received minor
injuries and was transported
by private vehicle to Mercy
Hospital in Springfield along
with two 14-year-old passengers, also with minor injuries.
Two 12-year-old passengers
received moderate injuries
and were transported via ambulance to Mercy Hospital in
Springfield.
Hughey and two of the
minor passengers were not
wearing seat belts at the time
of the crash. The other two
passengers were. Cooper,
who was wearing a seat belt,
had no reported injuries at
the time of the crash.
Charlea Mills
Two women were injured
in a wreck on MO 37 three
miles north of Washburn on
Wednesday night.
Sarena J. Tucker, 28, of
Cassville, was driving a 1991
Honda Accord and pulled
into the path of another vehicle. The other car, a 2006
Acura TSX, driven by Lauren
M. Dilley, 25, of Fayetteville,
Ark., was struck in the side,
injuring both drivers. Dilley
was wearing a seatbelt, but
Tucker was not. Both women
received moderate injuries
and were transported to Mercy Hospital in Cassville.
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on State Highway 39 in
Leann near Aurora. Then
the home’s owner, Carol
Walker, arrived home, she
said there was a black sport
car in her driveway. When
she went in the house, Cox
and Hamm were inside,
carrying out items that belonged to Walker.
At that point, Cox allegedly pointed Walker’s
own .30-30 rifle at her and
told her to get out of the
house before shoving her
as he walked past. Cox and
Hamm both threatened to
kill the her multiple times.
Walker left the home to
go back to where her fouryear-old granddaughter was
in the car and left.
Charges were filed on
that case on September 10
after Hamm was identified
by her car. Epperly said
that she has a sister living
in Golden which tied her
to the area. Cox and Hamm
were each charged with burglary in the first degree, assault in the first degree and
stealing for the Leann burglary. Judge Johnnie Cox
set their bonds for $50,000
cash-only each.
Within an estimated
two-hour window of the
Leann burglary, Hamm and
Cox allegedly also robbed a
home on Farm Road 1210
in Golden. According to the
affidavit of probable cause,
they stole four antique
lamps, three boxes of jewelry and an antique mirror
and brush, worth around
$190.
When interviewed in jail
by Barry County detectives,
Hamm admitted that she
and Cox had burglarized
the home. Hamm threw the
property out of the car window while being chased by
Greene County deputies.
Cox and Hamm were
each charged with burglary in the second degree
and stealing. Judge Robert
Foulke gave each of them
$25,000 cash-only bonds.
Hamm is currently being
held in the Barry County
Jail while Cox was released
back to the Greene County Jail after being treated
for his injuries. A Greene
County judged denied a
bond for Cox.
Epperly confirmed that
Cox was recently released
from prison for other
crimes. He said, “He just
served 22 years, but I guess
he wanted to go back.”
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Cassville Schools celebrate Grandparents’ Day
Hunter James, Cassville fourth grader, works on a project with his grandmother Cathy Palmer, in Third grader Kaela Rebelo shows her grandparents Charlotte and David Woods her desk.
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Many Missouri families
can’t afford to put high-
AUCTIONS OF ALL TYPES
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Ralph McKnight (417) 498-6662
www.mcknightauctionco.com
The Seligman Police Department
is conducting a silent auction to dispose of evidence,
unclaimed property, and department items.
Sealed bids can be placed in person at the Seligman City Hall
between September 15th and October 9th between 8:00 am and
4:30 pm Monday through Friday. Bids will be opened during the
October 12th council meeting.
quality, low-fat red meat on
the dinner table. Deer hunters can help by sharing their
harvests through Missouri’s
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The venison-donation program connects deer hunters
with hungry Missourians
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In 1992, a group of bowhunters in Missouri began
the program to share the
deer they harvested with
those less fortunate. Since
then, Missouri hunters have
donated more than 3.3 million pounds of venison to
the needy through Share
the Harvest. Last year near-
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4. Mossberg 500 12ga shotgun (parts only)
5. Smith & Wesson m&p 9mm handgun
6. Davis Industries P-380 handgun 380acp
7. Citadel m1 carbine rifle in 22lr new in box
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9. Peavey acoustic guitar in case
All items are available for inspection at Seligman City Hall
Monday through Friday 8-4:30pm.
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The program is administered by the Missouri
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To participate, hunters
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deer to one of more than
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H ESTATE AUCTION H H
SATURDAY, SEPT. 19th, 2015 • 10 AM
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LOCAtiOn: SHELL KnOB, MO. (22331 County Line Rd). From the Jct. of Hwy. 39 & Hwy.
YY take Hwy. YY. Go 2.4 miles then turn right on County Line Rd. Go 1/2 mile to auction.
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Special Wean-Vac Sale - Sat., Oct. 10th
Main Office • 417-835-3000
Junior Galyen • 417-846-7373
Bob Sorensen • 417-847-7622
Rob Sorensen • 417-846-3733
SATURDAY, SEPT. 12th - 12 PM
tRACtORS: Kubota B7100 Diesel, 4x4, HST, w/1630 front loader & only 1094 hrs. Ford
Jubilee, low hours on engine overhaul. Farmall Cub, mdl F Cub, w/60” belly mower, approx. 1 yr
ago complete engine overhaul. Caterpillar 951C track loader (sells w/sm reserve).
iMPLEMEntS: Landpride 60” FDR 1660 3 pt finish mower (great shape). 4’ 3 pt box blade.
King Kutter 6’ disc (like new). 6’ 3 pt rock rake. 5’ 3 pt brush hog. 6’ 3 pt angle blade. Sm yard
aerator.
tRAiLER: J&W 2003 tandem axle flatbed trailer.
MOWERS: Gravely Pro Master PMZ, commercial grade, zero turn, 60”, 25 HP Kohler, hydraulic deck, w/only 276 hrs. (sells with reserve). Craftsman 18 hp, 46” cut riding mower.
StORAGE SHED: 8’x12’ storage shed, good shape (buyer responsible for moving).
tOOLS: Lg Mac tool chest mdl MB 1855-JG2002 Jeff Gordon Limited edition, 120 of 300, 70”
tall, 58” wide (NICE). Torch set w/stand & bottles. Shindaiwa T 261 straight shaft weed eater w/
saw blades. Poulan chain saw. Elect chain saw. Snap On, Blue Point, Craftsman & Mac tools. Channel locks, hose clamp tool, snap ring pliers, hose cutters, vice grips, crescent wrenches, standard &
metric wrenches, ratchet wrenches, crow’s feet, screwdrivers, sockets metric & standard, 1/2”, 3/8”
& 1/4” drive impact, wobble sockets, ratchets, extensions, tork wrenches, brake spring tool. Black
Hawk micrometer. Battery tools. Snap On files. Vacuum & compression gauges. Star bit drivers. Allen wrenches, Extractor sockets. Drill bits. Oil filter wrenches. Tap & Die sets. Tin snips. 3/4” drive
socket set. Pry bars. Snap On pneumatic hammer. Misc. pneumatic tools. Punches, chisels, Rigid
pipe wrenches. Pullers. Impact drivers. Snap On re-threader. Blue Point flaring tool. AC tools. Fluke
36 meter. Cooling system pressure tester. Snap On torque angle gauge. Matco starter switch. Levels.
Grease guns. All kinds of clamps. Hole saws. Seal drivers. Chain binders. Hand saws. Snap On
body & trim remover tools. Blue Point engraver. Stamp set. Craftsman roll around tool chest. Ladder jacks. Several sledge hammers. Several axes. 15 gal 12 V sprayer on sm trailer. 1/2 hp airless
paint sprayer. Sand blasting cabinet. Parts washer. Craftsman 4”x6” belt & disc sander. Craftsman
10” radial saw. Misc battery chargers. Craftsman 12” band saw/sander. Delta 6” variable sp bench
jointer. B&D 10” miter saw. Grizzly 12 ½” portable plainer. Craftsman 10” table saw. Portable
concrete mixer (like new). Werner 8’ fiberglass step ladder. Asst. cordless power tools. Bostitch
nail gun & brad nailer. Elect stapler. Car buffer. Dewalt hammer drill. Dewalt drill. Forstner bits.
B&D mouse sander. Biscuit jointer. Grizzly mortising attachment kit. Fastenal 14” HD chop saw.
Lincoln 2 ton floor jack. 2400 PSI pressure washer. 2 wheel dolly. Daytona HD floor mdl 16 sp
drill press. Lot of sm power tools. Plunge base router. Paint guns. Transit. Milwaukee sawzall. 1/2”
pope threader. Several boxes of nails. 6” bench grinder. Misc. long handle tools. Lg asst. nuts, bolts,
screws, etc. Several nut & bolt bins.
MiSC.: Old metal water can. Metal caster gas cans. John Deere yard sprinkler. Ant. Fyrfyter fire
extinguishers. Brass fire ext. Misc. exercise equip.
nOtE: Mr. Rickard was in the mechanic business for many years. There is a lot of nice tools
& wood working tools of all kinds. Too many to list. This is a very good quality auction. Lots of
pictures online at www.stumpffauction.com. Catering & restroom on site. See you Sat. Sept. 19th.
tERMS: Cash or good check w/2 forms of current ID. Must have current driver’s license to obtain bidder number. Terms on bidder card apply. All sells as is where is w/no warranty or guarantee.
If paying by check on lg items, items will be held until check clears the bank unless arrangements
made with auction co. PRIOR to auction day. Any announcements made day of auction take precedence over any and all printed material. No debit or credit cards accepted.
Estate of Ron Rickard
Donnie Stumpff
MO & AR State Champion
Auctioneer
Semen & Trich. Tested
6 Yearling Charolais Bulls
Field Representatives:
Rusty Stone - Auctioneer 417-847-7237
Dayne Galyen Kevin Ruddick Jeff Sorensen
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Selling:
Cattle, Sheep, Goats & Hogs
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MONDAY, SEPT. 21st, 2015 • 10:00 AM
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Champion
Auctioneer
LOCAtiOn: CASSViLLE, MO. (313 Main St.)
*** HELD inSiDE LARGE CLiMAtE COntROLLED BUiLDinG ***
tRAiLER - tOOLS - GLASS DiSPLAY CASES - FURnitURE
RAiL ROAD StOP LiGHt - MiSC.
tOOLS: Pro Spray 1000 airless paint sprayer. Craftsman 10” radial saw. B&D power miter
saw. 2 hp HD 220 air compressor. Shop vac’s. Misc. chain saws. Shop lights. Table top drill press.
Power winch. Brad nailer. Bench grinders. Bosch elect drill. Misc. grinders. Elect blower. Misc.
hand tools & power tools. Wood ladders.
tRAiLER: Owens Classic 5’x10’ tilt trailer.
FURnitURE & DiSPLAY CABinEtS: 9’ glass display cabinet. Corner glass display cabinet. Misc. glass display cabinets. Dining table & 5 chairs. Round top glass table. Dining table. 3 pc
entertainment center. Misc. console record players. Misc. hutch tops. Oak twin beds. Misc. wood
desk. (2) metal desk. Oak pedestal dining table & 2 chairs. (2) Igloo apartment size refrigerators. 6
gun glass door cabinet. Lg. clock/shelf combo.
RAiL ROAD LiGHt: Rail road stop light.
MiSC.: (3) western saddles. Misc. Gondola shelving w/glass shelves & more misc. shelving.
SS work table on casters. Double sink vanity top. Misc. vanity cabinets. Misc. booth seating & (1)
table. Ladies purses. Warm Morning gas stove. Lg remote control airplane. Many more items that
are not listed.
nOtE: This will not be a large auction so be on time. We will start promptly at 10 AM on
MOnDAY the 21st. See you there.
tERMS: Cash or good check with 2 forms of current ID. Must have current driver’s license to
obtain bidder number. Terms on back of bidder card apply. All sells as is where is w/no warranty or
guarantee. No debit or credit cards accepted.
Owner, Bud Oltman
Parker Stumpff
AR State Champion
Auctioneer
HWY. 112 S. Cassville, MO
www.stumpffauction.com
Auctioneer: Donnie Stumpff ~ Kenny tucker ~ Parker Stumpff
Licensed Broker/Auctioneer MO & AR
4 - 2 yr old Excellent Quality Charolais Bulls
130 participating meat processors around the state and
let the processor know how
much venison they wish
to donate to the program.
Hunters can donate a few
pounds to a whole deer.
The processor will package
the ground meat, which will
be given to local charitable
agencies for distribution to
hungry Missourians.
The cost of processing
is the hunter’s responsibility, but funds are available
to help with processing
costs when a whole deer is
donated. CFM reimburses
processors a predetermined
amount for each whole deer
donated. This allows processors to reduce the processing fees to hunters. In
addition, many processors
have local funds available
that allow deer to be processed for free or at reduced
cost. Contact individual
processors to determine if
local funds are available.
To find participating
processors pick up MDC’s
2015 Fall Deer & Turkey
Hunting Regulations and
Information booklet at
MDC offices and nature
center, where hunting permits are sold, and online at
mdc.mo.gov.
For more information
on Share the Harvest and
providing processing funds,
visit CFM online at confedmo.org/programs/outreach/share-the-harvest/
Archery season opens
Sept. 15. Need hunting permits? Buy and print them
online at mo.wildlifelicense.
com/start.php or through
MDC’s FREE Mo Hunting
mobile app. Get more info
on Mo Hunting at mdc.
mo.gov/mobile/mobile-apps/mo-hunting.
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417-847-2507
Donnie Stumpff
MO & AR State Champion
Auctioneer
Parker Stumpff
AR State Champion
Auctioneer
HWY. 112 S. Cassville, MO
www.stumpffauction.com
Auctioneer: Donnie Stumpff ~ Kenny tucker ~ Parker Stumpff
Licensed Broker/Auctioneer MO & AR
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417-847-2507
– AUCTION –
SATURDAY, SEPT. 19th, 2015 • 10:00 AM
Owner, Doris Baxley
HOLDERS AUCTION SERVICE
BRAD HOLDER
417-689-5582
BUTTERFIELD, MISSOURI
TOMMY RAY
417-847-7326
JEFF HOLDER
417-342-3218
RACK &
PINION Units
OPEN HOUSE • SEPT. 13th, 2015 • 2-4 PM
Sat. Sept. 26th, 2015 @ 11:30am
403 Spruce St, Pierce City, MO
PARCEL 1 – 401 Spruce St - 3 bdrm, 2 bath home w/ newer roof,
vinyl & brick exterior, 2 car att. garage on approx. 80’x200’ lot.
PARCEL 2 – 403 Spruce St – 40’x80’ all steel 7 bay storage bldg w/
7 overhead doors (Gerald’s Toy Box), a 50’x30’ 3 bay garage w/ auto
service pit & detail bay plus a 40’x24’ addition w/ paint booth all on
115’x200’ lot.
PARCEL 3 – Consists of Parcel 1 & 2 combined which is all of block
#2 of Whites Addition Pierce City, MO. Approximately 292’x180’.
2014 taxes were $1,244.38.
PARCEL 4 – 402 Spruce St – 3 bdrm, 1 bath home w/ covered front
porch. Currently rented to long term tenant for $400.00 a month. A
32’x40’ all steel oversized garage/workshop w/ 2 overhead doors &
2 (1970 & 1978) mobile homes w/ titles. All on 132’x233’ lot. 2014
taxes were $555.57.
PARCEL 5 – 504 Spruce St – 2 bdrm, 1 bath home w/ newer furnace
& roof, front & back covered porches plus a 1970 mobile home w/
title. Situated on 55’x260’ lot. 2014 taxes were $299.82.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: All properties will be sold from 403
Spruce St, (Gerald’s Toy Box) at approximately 11:30 am. Note:
If you desire a home inspection, please contact Kenneth Knaust
at 417.235.4873 prior to the auction date. ALL REAL ESTATE
SELLS SUBJECT TO COURT APPROVAL.
TERMS: 10% down day of auction (non-refundable) with balance
due at closing on or before 10/26/15. Property sells as is where is
without warranty or guarantee. Statements on the day of the auction
supersede all printed material. For additional information & photos
go to www.UnitedCountryAuctions.com & www.auctionarrows.com.
CASTLE & RANCH REALTY
527 E. Cleveland Ave. • Monett
Kenneth Knaust, Auctioneer - 417-235-4873
Office 417-235-5119
www.Monett-Missouri-Realestate.com
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ESTATE AUCTION
SATURDAY, SEPT. 19th, 2015 • 9:30 AM
LOCATION: 601 TERRACE DR., AURORA, MO. (Take Bus. Hwy.
60 to west side of Aurora to Terrace Dr., then south to sale).
REASON FOR SALE: To settle estate.
LUNCH & RESTROOMS AVAILABLE • INSPECTION SALE DAY ONLY
FURNITURE & GLASSWARE: Antique oak wash stand. Antique
wall telephone. 2 antique high chairs. Antique dresser & mirror. 2 full size
bed frames. 6 flat top trunks, assorted sizes. Antique Victrola. Antique
treadle sewing machine. Entry way table. Dining table. Drop leaf table.
Assorted kitchen chairs. Side table w/magazine rack. 2 recliners. White
dresser, chest & night stand. Entertainment center. Glider rocker. Coffee
table w/book rack. Console TV. Cabinet model stereo. Love seat. Oak
shelf. Cedar chest. Meat block on casters. Printer’s tray. Wooden file cabinet. Wooden gun cabinet. Kirby sweeper. Rainbow sweeper. 3 EdenPure
heaters. 2 electric oil heaters. Washer & dryer. Wicker shelf. Antique table
lamps, other table & floor lamps. Lot books, all kinds. Extra large lot of
old records & record albums. Large lot what nots. Large lot linen. Large
lot baskets. Horse clock. Metal ice cream chair. 6 kerosene lamps. Kerosene lanterns. Table model sewing machine. Metal lawn chair. Grape milk
glass pitcher & 6 glasses & other milk glass. 2 ginger jars. Pyrex bowls.
Cookie jar. Canister set. Juicers. Set Corelle dishes. 2 hen on nests. Forest
green dishes. Lazy Susan. Wash bowl & pitcher. Antique counter jar w/lid.
Note: There are several boxes of glassware packed, unable to see at time
of listing. 3 old violins in cases. Tobacco tins. Antique metal thermometer.
Ashtray collection.
MOWERS-TOOLS-PRIMITIVES-COLLECTIBLES: Wheel
Horse riding mower, 12 hp , 8 spd, no. 312-8, runs good. Lawn trailer.
Mulching 4 hp lawn mower. Push lawn mower. Mini tiller. Leaf blower.
Electric weed eater. Gas weed eater. Lawn & garden tools. Craftsman jig saw
on stand. Bench vise. 1/2” electric drill. Electric power washer. 7 ft fiberglass ladder. Craftsman mitre saw. Cant hook. 3 galv wash tubs. 2 wooden
toolboxes. True Value red wagon. Croquet set. Antique leather punch. Cast
iron miniature cook stove. Molded butter churn. Cast iron dog. Cast iron
lead pot. Sad irons. Old popcorn popper. Antique oil can. 3 minnow buckets.
2 throw nets. Minnow seine. 2 trot lines & several old fishing reels. Plastic
truck toolbox. Large lot of old tools. Socket set. Collection of oil cans.
Large lot of lumber. Rocking horse. To see complete list go to web page.
SALE PROCEDURE: Sale starts w/small household items, tools,
furniture at noon.
TERMS: Cash or good check. Not responsible for loss or accidents.
Positive picture ID required. Statements sale day take precedence over
printed material.
Estate of Eugene Eden
–– FAMILY OWNED ––
(417) 689-5582
Larry Eden Per. Rep.
McKNIGHT AUCTION COMPANY, LLC
RALPH McKNIGHT
Verona, MO
DWIGHT CRUME
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(417) 342-3218
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REMANUFACTURED
LANDOLL ESTATE MULTI PARCEL
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
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LOCATION: JUST NORTH OF EXETER, MO. From downtown Exeter at the intersection of Mo. Hwy. 76 & CC Hwy. (@ the Farmer’s Co-op),
take CC Hwy. north 0.9 mi to Farm Rd 2170. Take Farm Rd 2170 east 0.3 mi
to auction. Watch for signs! Plenty of good parking.
PICKUP: 1993 GMC Sierra 2 wheel rive automatic w/4.3 V-8 engine
w/title.
RV-TRAILER-MOTORCYCLE: 1983 Ford Econoline Coachman RV,
V-8 gas engine, approx. 18 ft box w/complete living quarters & bathroom
(has title). 1998 6x12 ft tandem axle w/side rails, very good condition (has
title). 1981 Yamaha 650 motorcycle w/title condition unknown. Lots of misc.
Yamaha motorcycle parts. Late 50’s - early 60’s Allstate Moped, all original.
GLASSWARE: Two punch bowls. Green depression cream & sugar. Imperial biscuit jar. Fire King “tulip pattern” salt & pepper. Jadeite salt, pepper, flour & sugar jars. 2 Marigold bowls. Blue depression bowl. Set Pyrex
Primary bowls. Jadeite “Batter bowl” Fire King. Set Marigold Carnival glass
pitcher & glasses. Set of Ruby Red bubble “Anchor Hocking” pitcher & 8
glasses. Juice set. Luten’s Long Cabin Cobalt Blue. Toothpick holders. 5 pcs
Roseville. Cookie jars. Vases. Glass hens on nests (all kinds).
OIL LAMPS-CLOCKS-COINS-COLLECTIBLES: 8 Aladdin lamps.
3 Coolidge oil lamps. Fleur oil lamp. Princess feather oil lamps. Old (hand
painted) electric lamps. Angel clock. 3 wood wall clocks (1 double wind
Regulator). Grandfather clock. Old post cards. (1959) old coloring books.
Comic books. Old “campaign buttons”. Some old money (silver coins - Indian head pennies - 1946 Booker T Washington silver half dollar - etc.).
BB GUNS-TOYS-ETC: Old “Red Ryder” BB gun (made for Western
Auto 1959). Red Ryder BB gun in box. 1938 Daisy BB Medallion. Crossman
air rifle. Old Wilson football. Old toy truck. Bus.
KITCHEN & OTHER MISC.: Mixer. Old coffee pot. Spice tins. Misc.
kitchen items. Dutch oven. Cast iron skillets. Old Dazey churn. Two gallon crock. 6 very old orange crates. Old wooden block plane. Old shoe last
stretcher. Coal hod. Old draw knife. Hammers. Cigarette lighters. Chilton
auto books. Towels. Headscraves, doilies. Misc. jewelry. Old quilts. Quilt
tops & quilt books. Christmas items.
FURNITURE-ETC.: Oval picture frames. What not shelf. 3 accent tables. Old desk. Shelves. File cabinet. Gentleman’s valet. Piano bench. Oak
pedestal table w/4 leaves (over 100 yrs old). 4 hickory bottom chairs. Bar
stools. Old cabinet radio. Old radio/record player. Lot of old records. New
ventless heater (used one season).
TOOLS-OUTDOOR-MISC.: 100 gal. propane tank. Gas grille (stainless). Old metal porch glider. New Suncast plastic dog house. Chainlink yard
gate. Lawn & garden tools. Outdoor basket planer. Lg. concrete birdbath.
Misc. scrap iron. Pile of aluminum.
NOTE: This is a partial list of some of the nicest glassware & collectables
we have sold in a long time. Everything is clean & good. Trailer, RV & bikes
sell around noon. Don’t miss this one! Food & Restroom Available.
TERMS: Statements made day of sale supersede any or all printed material. ID required when receiving buyer number. Cash or good check. Nothing
to be removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents/illness or lost/
stolen items, on or around auction site.
For Pictures go to Auction Zip.com Auctioneer ID #35501
•Farm •Livestock •Merchandise
•Household •Real Estate
For Listings & Sale Dates Contact:
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$64,900
$49,900
$125,000
$135,000
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$150,000
$249,900
$89,900
$109,900
$229,900
$59,900
60034086 - CLOSE
TO ARKANSAS AND
ROARING RIVER. 3
bedrooms, 1.5 baths.
Newer
roof.
City
utilities. Nice flat yard.
60034778 - READY TO
MOVE IN. 3 bedrooms,
a bath and half. West
Thirteenth Street in
Cassville. Large front
porch, carpet, central
heat and air.
60022184 - 4 bedrooms,
3 baths on a nice lot
just outside of town.
All brick with newer
roof. Storage building,
chain link fence.
60033978 - A BIT OF
COUNTRY just on
the edge of town. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths
plus living room &
family room. All on 6
acres m/l.
60030717 - PRICE
REDUCED!
ALL
BRICK HOME with
full basement. Private
setting. 4 bedrooms,
2.5
baths,
family
room. Home has many
updates. Metal roof.
60034768 - EXECUTIVE,
BRICK HOME with lots of
room. Over 3500 sq ft in
this home. Large basement
finished
for
great
entertaining. 5 bedrooms,
2 baths, sitting on 12.5
manicured acres m/l.
60015088 - 4 BEDROOM,
2
BATH,
2-STORY
HOUSE. Sits on corner
lot with all city utilities.
Detached 2-car garage.
60014980 - COUNTRY
CABIN on 10 acres m/l.
Perfect location. Large
deck, barn & head
chute.
60017035 - GREAT
VALUE!
Very
well
maintained
and
beautifully decorated.
4 bedrooms, 4 baths,
2-car attached garage
with opener.
60027057 - CLOSE TO
SCHOOL. 2 bedrooms,
1.5
baths.
Partial
basement. Hardwood
floors.
Chain
link
Fence. City utilities.
2-car garage. 2 lots.
REsIdEntIAL
REsIdEntIAL
60016247 - SMELL THE
ROSES and many other
flowers
surrounding
the patio. Sewing room,
breakfast nook, office,
covered porch around
the home. Garden, barn,
several outbuildings.
$92,700
$429,900
$145,000
60015802 - A REAL
DOLL HOUSE nestled
in large trees. 4
bedrooms,
2
bath
showplace. All city
utilities.
$84,900
60032878
PRICE
REDUCED! 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, move-in ready.
Beautiful yard with 2
acres m/l. Large master
bedroom and living room.
This is one of those must
see to appreciate!
60025820 - WAKE UP TO
GORGEOUS ROARING
RIVER HILLS. 4 bd 3
ba full finished walkout
bsmt home has tons
of amenities. Granite
counters, pantry, loft.
2.76 acres m/l.
$144,900
$179,900
60015216
OPEN
FLOOR PLAN has 3
bedrooms, 1 bath and
a nice sized dining area
in kitchen. Deck.
$70,000
60029912 - 3 bedrooms,
1.5 baths, family room,
sunroom/office,
&
hardwood floors. 2-car
garage. 2.5 acres m/l.
No restrictions. Close
to Walmart.
$125,000
60013390 - 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, home. 3-car
attached
garage.
Knotty Alder cabinets.
New construction in
Meadow Estates.
$169,900
$33,500
60030445 - 4 bedrooms,
2 baths, home in quiet
neighborhood. Fencedin back yard. 1-car
garage. 1-car carport.
$78,000
60017022 - BRICK, 3
bedroom, 2 bath home
in quiet established
neighborhood. Work
shop and chain link
fence.
$249,900
60032100
THE
PERFECT PLACE TO
CALL HOME. 4 bd, 2 ba,
nice kitchen. Ceramic
tile & hardwoods. And,
a large deck. Central
heat & air plus a woodburning fireplace.
$135,000
60021560 - 4 bedroom
home a short distance to
town. All the workings of a
small cattle farm. 35 acrs
m/l. Full bsmt, hardwood
floors, island kitchen.
Separate living quarters
in bsmt. Over 3800 sq ft.
REsIdEntIAL
60023473 - 3 bedrooms
and 2 baths. Large lot
on dead end street.
New paint inside home.
2-car garage. Fenced
yard.
$89,900
60013605 - UPDATED
3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
home on 4.5 acres m/l.
Newly updated inside
& out. Paved driveway.
All appliances stay.
$179,900
$149,900
60024224 - 2 ACRES
on Glenwood Circle.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Central heat & air.
30’x30’ m/l shop with
auto doors, concrete
floor.
$49,900
60026769 - CLOSE TO
SCHOOL. 2 bedrooms,
1 bath, newer wiring,
newer plumbing, newer
paint inside & out.
Large yard. Owner/
agent.
$130,000
60030806 - 3 bedroom,
2
bath.
Quiet
neighborhood. Paved
city street. All city
utilities. Covered porch,
covered deck. Paved
driveway.
60015225 - TWO HOMES;
ONE PRICE. 3 bd 2.25 ba
home MUST sell with
MLS #60015226. Master
suite. Zoned heat & air.
Storage bldg. Carport.
Price incl 2 homes &
acreage.
60015226
TWO
HOMES; ONE PRICE.
4 bd 2 ba on 3 acres
m/l. MUST sell with
MLS #60015225. Master
suite incl sitting room.
Storage bldg. Price incl
2 homes & acreage.
$59,900
60028803 - 3 bedrooms,
1 bath home on dead
end
street.
Newer
siding, newer metal
roof, chain link fence
back yard. Storage
shed.
$109,900
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60032219 - LOTS OF
UPDATES to this home.
Fireplace, nice kitchen
with a cooktop, double
oven, & refrigerator.
2-car detached garage.
$64,900
60020507 - BEAUTIFUL
FULL BRICK RANCH
on 10 acres m/l. 3
bedrooms, 2.5 baths.
1/2 walkout basement.
Large shop building.
60035356 - GREAT
FIXER-UPPER!
2
bedroom, 1 bath home
with large living &
family rooms. Fenced
back yard.
$119,900
60032334 - GREENWAY
TRAIL, EDMONDSON
PARK, FLAT CREEK;
all close to this 3 bd 2
ba home in Wildwood
Estates. All kitchen
appliances transfer.
$145,900
60013912 - PLENTY OF
ROOM FOR RV PARKING.
Close to Roaring River
& Table Rock Lake. In ground storm shelter. 3
bedrooms, 3 bath home.
1.4 acres m/l.
$105,900
$59,900
$119,000
$329,900
$119,900
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$59,900
60029574 - Just at
the
Cassville
City
Limits. 3.8 acres m/l.
Refrigerator,
range,
dishwasher & disposal.
2 large outbuildings.
60013656 - UPDATED
HOME. 2 bedrooms, 1
bath home with newer
windows, roof & central
heat and air.
60029724 - CLOSE
TO GOLF COURSE. 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths,
2-car garage. All kitchen
appliances stay. Good
level yard with storage
shed.
60032752 - 2 bedrooms,
2 baths, 2-car garage.
93 acres m/l. About 40
acres clear & 53 acres
m/l wooded. Close to
Table Rock Lake.
60034207 - CLEAN! 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths,
living room, family
room. Freshly updated
inside & out. Maple
kitchen cabinets. Large
rooms.
60013406 - PRICE REDUCED!
Nice home with 2.5 lots.
Trees & landscaping. 3 good
size bedrooms, huge living/
family room & kitchen with
lots of room. 2-car garage/
shop & storage. Come see!!!!
vACAnt LAnd / LOts
$39,900
$25,000
$99,900
$53,000
60014850
NEAR
CASSVILLE. 7.2 acres
m/l partially fenced.
Rural water. Electricity
available.
60014933 - LET US
SHOW YOU THIS LOT
with mature trees.
Beautiful building site.
City utilities available.
60015025 - 18 ACRES
M/L. PART IN THE
CITY LIMITS with city
utilities. And, part is
rural. Also, a barn and
a pond.
60014849 - VACANT
LOTS. Two building
lots ready to build on.
City utilities. Cattle
tight fence.
COMMERCIAL
Price
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$63,000
$49,000
$179,900
$69,900
60015195 - VACANT
LOT.
City
utilities
available. This large lot
(155’x178’) has chain
link fence on 3 sides.
Lot #6 is flat and ready
to build on.
$10,000
60022033 - 30 ACRES
OF TIMBER. Great
hunting
land
with
home site on property.
Electricity on property.
$59,900
60027428 - RIGHT
ON THE EDGE OF
CASSVILLE. 2 lots
ready to build on.
Electricity at the street.
City water available.
$12,000
60015024 - HUNTER
GLEN SUBDIVISION.
6.35 acres m/l with
rural water on lot. Barry
Electricity
available.
Let us show you your
new home site.
$33,000
60014991 - 90 ACRES
M/L SECLUDED LAND.
Fenced, 30’x50’ m/l
shop, well, pond, 2-car
detached garage. Turkey,
deer and more. Possible
owner financing.
60015145 - INSIDE
CITY LIMITS. 1.8 acres
m/l with city water
and city sewer. Nice
building site with lots
of shade trees. Owner
would consider trade
of equal value.
$180,000
$27,000
60014836 - 3.5 acres
m/l on First Street. Ideal
building location with 2
entrances, city utilities,
lots of potential.
$42,900
60014940
NICE
LEVEL LOT. Zoned
commercial. Utilities.
High traffic pattern.
$39,900
$9,000
60015250 - RURAL
SUBDIVISION. 75’x100’
m/l lot.
$29,900
$2,000
$144,000
$329,900
$280,000
Jack Nickols
Broker
(Cell)
417-342-1506
Jean Nickols Larry Daniels
(Cell)
417-880-5446
87 S. Main Street, Cassville, MO |
(Cell)
417-846-7306
Lea Hill
Bill Hill
Cindy Carr
417-847-0156
417-847-3241
417-847-7514
(Office)
60015664 - LOT #455 is
approximately 75’x172’.
Airport Road in Shell
Knob.
60014939 - BUILDING
LOT
in
Cassville.
Utilities
available.
Could
be
walkout
basement home.
fARMs
60023953
PRICE
REDUCED!
GREAT
BUILDING FOR A SMALL
BUSINESS> Located on
State Hwy 37. Includes a
15 unit storage building
with income potential.
60014889 - VACANT
C O M M E R C I A L
PROPERTY
IN
MONETT.
All
city
utilities
available.
Easily seen from State
Hwy 60.
60015740 - CLOSE TO THE
NEW Walmart Store in
Seligman. Acreage, 1200
sq ft building for retail or
office. City utilities. Large
volume of traffic in front of
this property.
60029045 - IN CASSVILLE,
WEST OF BOWLING
ALLEY. Building just
painted, new heat/air, and
roof. Excellent beauty
salon, etc.
$57,000
60015136 - 2.23 acres
m/l with mixture of
open ground and trees.
Electricity, city water
& sewer. Fronts State
Hwy 37.
(Cell)
(Cell)
$600,000
60014757 - BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING SITE with
pasture for livestock.
37 acres m/l with paved
road frontage. Great
location. Close to lake.
60032753 - 2 bedrooms,
2 baths, 2-car garage.
93 acres m/l. About 40
acres m/l cleared, & 53
acres m/l wooded. Close
to Table Rock Lake.
60034024 - WORKING
CATTLE LAND. 80
acres m/l. Incl barn,
ponds, electric cattle
waterers.
60014724 - BEAUTIFUL 400
acres m/l surrounded by
national forest. About 60%
open pasture. 7 ponds,
& several wet springs.
Possible hunting retreat
with abundant wildlife.
Cattle tight fencing.
417-847-0156 | www.fourseasonscassville.com
5B
THE CLASSIFIEDS
AUTOS
FOR SALE
1999 Ford Contour
Kenmore chest
deep freeze 15” cubic ft.
Works great $300
119K miles. Good car.
The Edge
Knife Shop
2006 Dodge
Stratus SXT
Buy one knife
Get one free
Route 112, 5.3 miles south
from Sunrise Restaurant
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Gas cook stove 20x23
Small white used 2 times
$400
• 1993 Buick Skylark $2500
• 2002 Chevy Malibu $2500
BLUE HERON
ESTATE SALES
MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
8:30...9:45...11a.m.
Sunday Morning Worship
New Site Baptist Church
1925 FR 1060. Aaron Weibel preaching.
(417)235-6135
417-342-0117
1-417-847-0098
1-417-847-0098
1999 Honda Valkyrie, nice
bike, good condition, don’t
make ‘em like this anymore
$3500.00
2008 Honda VTX 1800, one
owner, 23,xxx miles.
Great riding bike. $5,500.00
Call 417-665-9322 or
417-342-9041
Elk Hunters
As new Remington 700
stainless steel, 375 H&H,
laminated stock, 4x14 Nikon
Silver scope, 2 boxes shells
all $875
Sig-Arms 220 pistol, 45
caliber like new in the box
with extra magazines and
holster. Sells new for $900
to $1100. Will sell for $795
Harrington & Richardson
handi rifle 223 with a survival
stock & sling & 4x12 scope,
like new. $295
Taurus mod. 99, 9 mil. with
4 mags, like new with leather
holster. $300
Savage mod. 24 over &
under 22-410 with wood
stock, hard to find. $300
1-417-847-0098
$2195
417-671-2150
104,xxx miles $3000
Call 417-393-9472
417-442-9147
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS
WANTED TO BUY
Let us help you liquidate,
downsize etc.
ATTENTION
References available.
See our website:
blueheronspringsfarm.com
Loggers &
Land Owners
417-435-2243
Exeter, Mo. mill purchasing
Scragg/Mini Logs
Excellent prices paid!
6”-17” diameter
Tree length or call for cut length
We also accept standing timber
RANDY’S USED BOOKS
special on books:
buy one get one free all
September
Reinforced concrete
with warranty.
In-ground and above ground.
Also, new and used furniture,
black iron cookware, fishing
equipment, gas stove.
417-622-0231 or 417-671-1142
at Checkerboard furniture
Hwy 112 near Cindy’s Pet Shop
*new hours Wed-Sat 10-4
Paying cash for
DVDs and Games
Everything Must Go!
Sept. 18, 19, 20, 8am to 5pm
medical equipment, lawn
mower, snow blower, tiller,
lots of misc.
28840 Private Rd 1078
at intersection of 37
& Roller Ridge Rd.
Matching GE
Washer & Dryer
late model
$275
417-835-9022
CLASSIFIED DEADLINE, Rates, and Policies:
Deadlines: Borders (classified display), Monday, 5pm; $5.60 per column inch. Line ads: must be pre-paid and are accepted until 12 noon
Tuesday; 50¢ per word, 10 word minimum. Ads must be printed or typed. Check ad first appearance. Refunds only if Advertiser error. One
week refund or correction will be provided; must occur within first week. The Advertiser is not responsible for mistakes on handwritten
ads; reserves the right to hold ads until account balance is paid; reserves the right to classify ads when no classification is given.
Our office is located 1 block north of the Post Office in Cassville. Ph: (417)847-4475; Add: PO Box 488, Cassville, MO 65625;
E-mail: [email protected].
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Sat., Sept., 19, 9-4
Sun., Sept., 20, 12-4
3 miles west of the intersection of
37/60 at Monett.
LARGE YARD SALE
Sat. • 8 am to 2
Behind Jump Stop
Women’s clothes and
toddler clothes size 12 mos
to 2T. Will also have items
from my face book page
Barry County Totes
and Accessories.
YARD SALE
Tables for rent for a
community garage sale to be
held at the Crowder College
Community building on
Oct. 10th 8am to 5pm
Tables for your items are
$10.00 per table
with you keeping
100% of your proceeds.
Don’t wait, reserve your
table now, first come,
first served.
Contact Jean Lafferty
417-652-7573.
Sponsored by the Southwest
Chapter of MPBA
GARAGE
SALE
Friday 9/18, 7 to 5 and
Saturday 9/19, 7 to 12
Sets of dishes, featherweight
sewing machine and table,
quilting fabric, queen size
Sleep Design mattress and
foundation, Pioneer Stereo
system, new in box
Mountain bike, Husky
rollback 5th wheel hitch,
boy size 2 & 3 and baby girl
up to size 12 month clothes,
baby stuff, fishing stuff and
lots of misc.
701 Washburn Street,
Exeter. James Hargis
Saturday 19th, 8am-3pm
Furniture, Electronics,
misc.
GARAGE SALE
107 Public Square, Berryville, AR
www.itsmystery.biz
Garden Compost For Sale
September Sale
Antiques, Vintage, Primitives,
Pinterest Project Supplies
and Farm Sale Treasures
We Need
Garage Sale
Vendors!
❑ Autos ❑ For Sale ❑ Wanted To Buy ❑ Garage Sale ❑ Situations Wanted ❑ For Rent
❑ Farm & Livestock ❑ Pets ❑ Services ❑ Real Estate ❑ Help Wanted ❑ Lost & Found
❑ Wanted ❑ Notice ❑ Thank You ❑ Free
Carport Sale
Thursday/Friday
recliners, pressure cooker, fruit
jars, Christmas decor, clothes.
Lots of misc.
1302 Clare, Cassville
GARAGE SALE
Friday & Saturday
Comic books; kitchen items &
appliances; glassware; fax
machine; office supplies;
books; 10 inch table saw;
lathe; 6 inch jointer; antique
wood stove; cassette tapes;
VHS & DVD movies;
microwave; cabinets; adult,
kid & baby clothes; jeans; air
conditioner; electric motors.
Lots of misc.
1/2 mile west of Hwy 37
on Farm Road 2160
(Airport road)
THE TURNING Point AA group
meets each Monday, west
corner of Mitchell Plaza, Hwy.
86, Eagle Rock, 7:00pm.
IF YOU are homebound or
unable to get out to meetings
but need help for the effects of
living with alcoholism, become
an Al-Anon or Alateen Lone
Member.
Contact
Al-Anon
Family
Groups,
1600
Corporate Landing Parkway,
Virginia Beach, VA 23454 or email [email protected].
LOST YOUR LICENSE?
Too many points or other
violations? We can take care of
the paper work and get your
license back!!
STATE SR22 FILINGS
See John at
STARCHMAN INS.
Cassville, MO (417)847-3554
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
New Beginnings is now
meeting at Mitchell’s Plaza,
Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. For
more info, call 417-846-6305.
IT SHOULDN’T hurt to be a
child. Child abuse hurts both
the child and the parent. For
help call 1-800-392-3738 toll
free.
ALANON MEETINGS every
Thursday at 7:00 pm at
Mitchell’s Plaza, Hwy. 86 in
Eagle Rock.
FOR RENT
Mobile Home Lots
RV Lots
Nice park - Close to town
(417)847-3238
FOR RENT
3 bed, 2 bath brick home
in Wildwood $750
105 Robinhood Dr, Cassville
Westerns, Sci-Fi, Romance PLUS more!!
home 442-7331
cell 236-2255
---------------------------------
SECOND
CHANCES
Video Mart
Mystery Bookstore!
HARRIS EXCAVATION
Estate Garage Sale
Sat. Sept., 19, 7am to ?
Misc. household items
Estate of Janis Prewitt
301 Wilson St.
Wheaton, MO
CALL TODAY 835-3644
It’s a
STORM
SHELTERS
FOR SALE
BIG
GARAGE
SALE.
Something for everyone from
kids to young at heart. County
Farm Rd., Cassville. Friday and
Saturday.
201 S. MAIN ST.
CASSVILLE
“Donate your gently used
items to Habitat. We supply
homes for the needy.”
We appreciate your support
in shopping and donation!
Pickup available
call for appointment
• household furniture
• household goods
• building supplies
• appliances
• toys
NO clothing or TV’s
Thank you
417-846-0110
SITUATIONS
WANTED
IF SOMEONE in your family
has a drinking problem, you
can see what it is doing to
them, but can you see what it
is doing to you? The Cassville
Al-Anon Family Group meets
Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
Cassville,
First
Methodist
Church,
Townsend
Street
entrance. Call (417)847-2068.
417-846-6914
or 417-342-3152
STORAGE UNITS
4 sizes. AA Hwy. & 112.
Reasonable rates.
(417)236-5737
CASSVILLE
SO/MO Storage
All sizes, 24 hour access,
fenced & security gate
(417)847-4500
3BEDROOM/
2BATH
TRAILER. near Purdy. 417342-7529.
FOR RENT
3 bedroom house.
$395 plus deposit.
417-847-2985
Beaver’s
U-Store-All
Mini and Boat Storage. Located
at Hwy. 86/H, Golden, MO
☛ 7 SIZES: 10x12 up to 11x32
Haven of the Ozarks Pet of the Week ☛ Security Cameras
The Haven of the Ozarks Pet of the Week
☛ Gate Open: 7am-10pm
is...Kittens! Okay, so that is actually PETS of
☛Owner/Operator lives on-site
the week, but it was too hard to pick just one.
The Haven currently has 11 beautiful and
friendly kittens of all colors who will be ready to
go home in less than two weeks. They will be
spayed/neutered, current on shots, will have
AVID microchips, and will be tested for feline leukemia before they
leave us. This cutie is a little female named Jelly Bean, and she
would love to meet her family. So would all of her friends, so come
on out to the Haven or call 417-835-3647 for more information.
If you are interested in adopting a dog or cat please call
417-835-3647 or visit thehaven.petfinder.com
(417)271-3578
HENBEST STORAGE
417-847-2400
Cheap rates
Several Sizes
Clean, Quiet Cassville Location
Deadlines: Bordered - 5 p.m. Monday; Line Ads (pre-paid) - 12 noon Tuesday • Deadlines: Bordered - 5 p.m. Monday; Line Ads (pre-paid) - 12 noon Tuesday
6B
FOR RENT
Beyond Clean
BEAUTY SALON
SPACE
House cleaning & detailing
services. Home, office,
boats, autos, etc.
Darlene 858-0676
Cassville square. Available now.
High traffic space. Start or grow
your salon. Room for storage, two
stations and retail products.
GUNSMITH
BACKHOE • DOZER
GRAVEL • SEPTICS
NEW CUSTOM HOMES
Eagle Rock Construction
417-271-3333
YOUNG’S
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Metal Roofing, Vinyl Siding,
Sofit’s, & Replacement Windows
417-846-6455
Call: (417)847-5464
NOW AVAILABLE
for a limited time
Extra Mile
Siding Co.
2 bed Apts. in Purdy. $360/mo
$200/dep. No pets. Call
after 5pm 417-846-5473
• ALL types of exterior siding
• Full line of replacement &
new construction windows
• Decorative stone
• Log cabin siding
• Overhangs & decks
2 BD., 2 BATH
All electric mobile, all
appls, water, trash, deck.
$425.
3 miles south of Cassville.
Lifetime, transferable
material warranties.
7 year labor warranty.
(417)236-5737
FARM & LIVESTOCK
FEEDER PIGS
FOR SALE
417-669-9593
417-342-1208
Have slots open for seasonal or
one time. Free estimates. Insured.
Call Bob at 417-331-1332
Cassville/Shell Knob area
ELKHORN CONSTRUCTION, LLC
FREE PUPPIES. Lab mix. 417858-2780.
O.G.’S PETS
Birds, fish, reptiles, feeder
rodents, insects, dry goods
for all of the above.
775 Chapell Dr, Monett
Facebook • 417-635-2100
Steve Pendergraft (417)846-7906
Roofs, deck, remodels, framework
to complete finishes from the
smallest project to the largest.
WINDOW
CLEANING
Call Chris
at Ultra Clean Exteriors
417-342-0801
SERVICES
SINCLAIR MOBILE
HOME TRANSPORT
We do
Interior Painting.
Call Chris
with Ultra Clean Exteriors
(417)652-3505
Experienced • Licensed • Insured
417-342-0801
CHECK IT OUT!!
LARRY
ROGERS
“All Types” Homeowners
Insurance, Call John @
STARCHMAN INSURANCE
will be taking limited orders for
firewood this year.
I have already called
everyone that I will try to
keep with wood this year.
If I have time for anymore
then I can add names to a
2nd list for wood (If I can
find the time). I appreciate
Everyone who has bought
wood from me over the
years! Thanks!
(417)847-3554
Randy Miles
✮
Mobile Home
Moving & Set-Up
Local or Long Distance
CALL: (417)662-3865
• By The Hour
• By The Acre
(417)671-1456 (cell)
417-835-2113
TEXAS BEST BUY
OWN A PRIME
30 ACRES RANCH
WITH MINERAL RIGHTS
NOW ONLY $330 PER ACRE
$99 PER MONTH
FREE BROCHURE AVAILABLE
800-875-6568
4 SALE BY OWNER
Completely remodeled
4 bdrm 1 bath. Privacy
fenced back yard.
Central heat & air.
No Money Down
Financing Available
417-846-0324
Cassville
HELP WANTED
Low Cost
Auto Insurance
417-442-3673
WAITRESS WANTED
at Country ‘N’ restaurant
in Wheaton.
Experience preferred.
call 417-671-2150
Metal Roofs
BOB’S MOWING SERVICE
PETS
BRUSH HOG
PROFESSIONAL
PRESSURE WASHING
Specializing in house washing, deck cleaning
& staining, roof cleaning & much more.
Call Ultra Clean Exteriors, LLC
(417)342-0801
CARGILL
HELP wanted
wk 48
All Types of Fence
Chain link, privacy, vinyl,
farm fence, etc.
Now accepting Visa, Master
Card & Discover Card
35 years experience. Insured
417-818-7584
417-369-5002
S UPER C
SANDBLASTING AND
PRESSURE WASHING
Credit Cards Accepted
DRIVERS: HOME WEEKLY! PAID
Health Ins, Vacation, Holidays &
More. Truck w/ Fridge &
Microwave. CDL-A w/2yrs recent
experience. Standard
Transportation Services 1-888992-4038 ext 133
Needed: Metal Roofing & Siding
Helper. Must have hand tools,
transportation, phone
& be a clean-cut Christian.
Retaining Walls
Face Lift for Gravel Driveway
Aeration
Dirt & Sod Work
Garden Tilling
Manure Spreading
DRIVERS CDL-A:
Get PAID Same Day! Free
Health Ins! 3 or 6 Day Runs!
Make the Change
Call TODAY!
800-769-3993
looking to hire
Floral Shop Designer
Send or Bring Resume to
Designs By Debbie
300 E 5th Street
Cassville, MO 65625
Hiring for
CMA Position
Call
ACCEPTING BIDS
Help Wanted
For details and specifications
please contact
Mike Phillips or Danna Miller
at (417)846-4911.
Must be Licensed, Bonded
and Insured.
All proposals must be
received by October 15,
2015, at 4 pm at the
911 Center, located at
4011 Main St.
Cassville, MO.
Many More Services Available
417-628-3518
•
417-312-1906
EAGLE ROCK
TREE SERVICE
• Owner Operated
• Insured
• Free Estimates
• Reasonable Rates
• 24 Hour Service
Call Aaron Dalton
417-342-4208
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate
advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair
Housing Act, which makes it illegal to
advertise any preference, limitation, or
discrimination because of race, color, religion,
sex, handicap, familial status, or national
origin, or intention to make any such
preference, limitation, or discrimination. We
will not knowingly accept any advertising for
real estate which is in violation of the law. All
persons are hereby informed that all dwellings
advertised are available on an equal
opportunity basis.
Must Sell!!
Berm home. 3 bd., 2 ba.,
office, detached garage,
2 acres. 105 Merrimac, Exeter.
$89,900
417-671-1232
or 636-584-6073
home every Friday & also
selling OSB & Lumber
please call
Send resume with
cover letter to:
[email protected]
or apply in person at
909 N. Main St., Cassville
Position available immediately.
A Skilled Nursing Facility- is now accepting applications for
CNA’s for all shifts
NA’s We will certify!
Peachwood
is looking for
FT or PT employment
available with a growing
retail print/shipping business
in Cassville. Must be
customer service oriented,
clean and well-groomed,
an excellent communicator
and a quick learner.
Experience with Microsoft
Office, Adobe suite,
Quickbooks, and graphic
design is a plus.
CASSVILLE
HEALTHCARE & REHAB
(417)847-3902
Triple H
Home Repair
REAL ESTATE
Fax: 479-253-5325
235 Huntsville Road
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
479-253-7038
Paid Loaded/Empty on
Practical, New Volvo’s.
Benefits! CDL-A. 1 yr exp.
www.climateexpress.com
for night shift
CLASS A DRIVER
don’t pay too much for your tree service
Brighton Ridge offers a newly
remodeled living and working
environment located in the
beautiful city of
Eureka Springs, Ark.
Brighton Ridge
offers a competitive wage scale,
full health insurance, 401K plans,
and vacation benefits.
Please inquire at the
Business Office or send
resumes to Jayme Creek.
DRIVERS-OTR. MILES!
repairs and roof
installation on an
outdoor enclosure
J&M Pallet Co.
Tree trimming & removing
Free estimates/insured
417-665-9736
RN
LPN
Dietary Aides
DRIVERS CDL-A:
Get Home Weekly! Earn
$70,000 to 80,000 per yr!
$2500 Sign-on Bonus! Same
Day Pay! 2016 Trucks!
Different shifts available
•NEW PAY SCALE! BENEFITS & VACATION!•
Apply in person:
1300 County Farm Rd. Cassville, MO 65625
or call 417-847-3386 for more information
Cassville Healthcare & Rehab is an equal opportunity employer.
417-847-6732
OZARKS TREE SERVICE
BusyBee Landscaping & Backhoe, LLC
ATTENTION
Brighton Ridge of Eureka
Springs is seeking
qualified individuals to fill the
positions of:
[email protected]
HELP WANTED
is currently accepting bids for
(417)847-7756
Contact Scotty
417-342-7562
Please apply in person M-F from
7:30 am to 3:30 pm in our office at
9193 State Highway 76 Exeter,
MO. Benefits after 90 days and
paid vacation after one year.
Please no phone calls!
BARRY COUNTY
E911
WOLF PACK
Call: 847-7326
OWNERS
Aubrey Wolf
Denny Wolf
417-847-5502 417-574-6558
MACHINE OPERATORS &
GENERAL LABORERS
RIDGE
800-769-3993
Heated High Pressure
Houses & Decks
Height no problem
Boats • Docks • Parking
lots • Heavy equipment
Eagle Rock Construction
417-271-3333
cell 417-847-7006
(formerly Tillman’s Septic)
in Exeter are now accepting
applications for
B RIGHTON
417-342-1208
Mobile Power Wash
SEPTIC SERVICE
Pallet Lumber
and Hardwood
Lumber
is seeking to fill the position of
HUMAN RESOURCES SUPERVISOR
Hatchery drivers
needed (local)
Egg Pick-up and Chick Delivery
-Class A CDL, 2 years verifiable
experience or 1 year with a
verifiable accredited driving
school graduation.
Apply in person at 9066 State
Hwy W, Cassville, MO.
(Butterfield Plant)
George’s is an Equal
Opportunity Employer
DRIVERS: CLASS A
CDL.44*CPM!
OTR w/no Home Time?
Pick The Week you Want to
Work! 1 week off 1 week
on/2 Weeks in 2 weeks out,
YOU Choose!
DriveTransLand.com
800-234-5710
Cassville, MO Complex
2nd shift (3:00 pm to 1:00 am Monday through Friday)
Job Requirements:
• 2+ years H.R. experience at the Supervisor/Management level.
• Bachelor’s Degree or PHR Certification.
• Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred.
• Ability to communicate effectively and courteously with all levels of management.
• Extensive computer experience in Word, PowerPoint and Excel.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal, and relationship building skills.
• Flexible work schedule required. Ability to travel, work overtime, holidays and
weekends as required.
Responsibilities:
• Oversees 2nd Shift Human Resources staff.
• Supervise the recruiting process and hire qualified persons for all hourly
opportunities to ensure proper staffing levels.
• Coordinate and conduct new employee training and orientation programs; follow-up
on effectiveness; monitor programs continuously.
• Assist Supervisors in dealing with hourly employee performance issues, corrective
actions and separations on both shifts to ensure fair and consistent practices.
• Provides support in employee benefit administration, 401k, Safety, EEO,
absenteeism and turnover records, and Human Resources records and reports.
• Handles all Missouri Division of Employment Security unemployment claims for the
2nd and 3rd shifts to include protests, and appeals.
George’s Inc. is an equal opportunity employer, dedicated
to promoting a culturally diverse workforce.
All applicants should send their resume to
[email protected] or by fax at (479) 927-7848
Barry County
County advertiser
Advertiser
Barry
HELP WANTED
Oak Leaf
Trucking, LLC
is looking for a full time
Class A, CDL, driver.
Most runs are local and
are Monday-Friday.
Dry vans and flatbeds.
Benefits include paid
vacation, paid holidays,
and health insurance.
If interested please come
to our office at:
9193 State Highway 76
in Exeter to fill out
an application.
If available, please bring
a current copy of your
Motor Vehicle Driving
Record (MVR), your
driver’s license, and
current medical card.
GEORGE’S
Immediate openings for
General production positions. Both day and night
shifts. Day shift starts at
$9.85 and night shift is
PRODUCTION
$.50 more. ApplicantsAD
with 1 year of verifiable
TFN
poultry processing experience will start at the
1 year pay rate.
Sign-on bonus (Aug. 1,
2015 to Oct.1, 2015)
Must be able to provide
verifiable references, pass
a post offer drug screen
and physical.
Apply in person.
George’s Processing is an equal
opportunity employer.
WEDNESDAY, sePteMBer
SEPTEMBER 16,
16, 2015
2015
Wednesday,
7B
7B
Monett cook named Employee of the Year
Libraries announces
Missouri Health Care AsSummer Reading winners sociation (MHCA) has awardThe Barry-Lawrence Libraries gave away Kindle Fires
at each location for the Summer Reading Program. Local
winners are pictured below.
Eagle Rock winner: Michael Stephens
ed Shirley Harris with Lacoba
Homes in Monett with the
2015 MHCA Employee of the
Year Award.
Harris began her employment with Lacoba Homes,
Inc., on July 5, 1984. She is a
dedicated employee to Lacoba,
a self-starter, completes tasks,
never complains and always
has a smile on her face. She
cooks for the special functions
at the facility and personally
prepares the food herself. She
also cooks for the District
Golden Age Games in Monett
and has been for the past 16
years, serving around 450 individuals.
Residents and their families are always bragging on the
food at Lacoba. Harris goes beyond the call of duty to provide
the food that the residents’ request. When her department
has call-ins, she fills in for
the vacant position. She has
worked countless weekends as
well.
Her kitchen is spotless and
her employees respect her
and know what she expects of
them. Shirley is a team player
and works well with all depart-
Shirley Harris, of Lacoba Homes in Purdy earned the 2015 Missouri Health Care Association’s Employee of the Year award.
ments. She is what long term
care needs and wants. For the
past 31 years, she has devoted
her life to long term care, considering it a privilege to work at
Lacoba. “She is a definite asset
to our facility,” says Mike Baldus, Administrator of Lacoba
Homes, Inc.
Recipients of the MHCA
Employee of the Year Award
are selected based on length
of service to the facility, teamwork and ability to help residents realize their potential.
The nomination was submitted by Mike Baldus, Administrator of Lacoba Homes.
SK author publishes book on substance abuse
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Shell Knob author Jo
Twidwell just released “All I
Ever Wanted Was to Be Normal,” a motivational self-help
book.
“All I Ever Wanted Was to
Be Normal” is an autobiography of a 32-year-old woman
who was addicted to alcohol,
was living with her abusive
boyfriend and was depressed
and suicidal. But Jesus heard
her cry for help. He led her
on the extraordinary adventures of being a Christian.
“All I Ever Wanted Was to
Be Normal” is about God’s
loving kindness and childlike faith. She believed in
what she read in the Bible,
and miracles happened! Every chapter in this book describes a miracle — something only God could do,
including deliverance from
alcoholism and freedom
from compulsive promiscuity.
Published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises, the
book is available through
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the publisher at www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore,
or by visiting barnesandnoble.com or amazon.com.
Twidwell shared her experience, faith and hope
with recovering alcoholics
and their family members
through Sunrise Ministries
in Wichita, Kan., in the mid1980s. She was a freelance
copywriter in Wichita for
12 years. In 1996, Twidwell
moved to Shell Knob and
married Mike Twidwell in
1997. They are members
of Creative Arts of Shell
Knob, where Mike sells his
woodcarvings and Jo offers
personalized children’s storybooks. In 2011, Twidwell
won first place for one of her
children’s books entitled “Tin
Can” from the Ozark Creative
Writers’ 44th Annual Conference in Eureka Springs, Ark.
Cassville winner: Pat Gifford
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