April 13, 2016 - Barry County Advertiser

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VOLUME 48
NUMBER 27
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Memorial
Conference
The Jack Freeman Memorial Conference will
be April 14 through April
16 at Blessing Heights
Worship Center in Cassville. Derrick Stinnett
will be the guest speaker
on April 14 and 15 at 7
p.m. Guests Diamond
State Trio will be singing
at 6 p.m. on April 16.
Cassville
Farmers
Market
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Market will be on the
south side of the square
every Saturday from 7
to 11 a.m. New vendors
welcome. For information, call (417)652-7308.
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CASSVILLE, MISSOURI 65625-0488
Two Wheaton men arrested
for Yonkerville Store robbery
Charlea Estes
Two men were arrested for
the Yonkerville Store robbery
and ended up with multiple
charges for different crimes.
Jerry Ray Hartkopp, 54, of
Wheaton, and James Erick
Hooper, 25, of Wheaton, are
both being charged for the
burglary and are being held in
Hartkopp
Hooper
the Barry County Jail.
According to affidavits of
probable cause, Hartkopp and
Hooper broke into the Yonkerville Store located 2912
Highway 60 in Monett on
March 27 around 5 a.m. To
gain entry, the two caused over
$1,000 worth of damage to the
doors. Once inside, they stole
around $175 in cash as well
as collectible coins and credit
cards.
According to the probable
cause by Barry County Sheriff ’s Detective Robert Evenson,
a security guard for Jack Henry saw Hooper’s vehicle leaving the scene and took down
the license plate number. Once
questioned, Hooper admitted
that he and Hartkopp committed the burglary with Hooper
as the look out.
Hooper and Hartkopp
were each charged with burglary in the second degree,
property damage in the first
degree and stealing. They were
each issued $15,000 cash-only
bonds for those charges.
Both men received additional charges related to drugs
when Evenson and Detective
Doug Henry served search
warrants at their residences
See ROBBERY on 16A
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2016
Kidnapping suspect recaptured after jail escape
Charlea Estes
Matthew Miller,
the younger brother
charged in the kidnapping of a Washburn woman in January 2014, escaped
from the McDonald
County Jail sometime between Sunday, April 10, evening and Monday,
April 11, morning
with another inmate
and has since been
captured in Texas.
Miller, 22, of Eagle
Rock, escaped from
the jail with the
other inmate Keith
Davis, 24, of Anderson, according to
McDonald County Sheriff
Michael Hall.
Sheriff
Hall
stated,
“There is a shower area
that does not have security
surveillance, and there was
a piece of metal that they
were able to remove and
squeeze through the cinder block wall.” The space
opened up into a mechanical room and they exited
through there to escape.
It is suspected that the
two escaped in a van from
a canoe rental business.
Hall said, “They found a
Miller
van down in Springdale,
and the canoe place didn’t
even know it was missing
yet since it’s not the right
season.”
The stolen van was
located at a business in
Springdale that Davis has
ties to allegedly stealing
from before, according to
Hall. From there, the duo
stole two motorcycles and a
Toyota Land Cruiser.
Hall initially believed
the two were still in the
area, but Texas authorities
captured the two men on
Tuesday.
Davis
Hall was working in conjunction with the Springdale, Ark., Police Department,
the Barry County Sheriff ’s
Department and Highway
Patrols to locate Miller and
Davis before they turned up
in Texas.
Both Davis and Miller
were captured in Bowie
County, Texas, and are
awaiting extradition back to
Missouri, according to Hall.
The pair were located
after the stolen vehicles
were found by some railSee ESCAPE on 3A
Fundraising campaign to benefit four local nonprofits
Charlea Estes
Four local charities will
take part of the Give Ozarks
Day on May 3, an initiative
of grant matching through
the Community Foundation of the Ozarks (CFO).
Four affiliates of the Cassville Community Foundation, PACE, Crowder College, the Cassville YMCA
and the Cassville Education
Fund, will be participating.
The Cassville Community Foundation works under the umbrella of the CFO
as a way to earn more money for the investments of
their endowments. Multiple
community groups work
with the local community
foundation to earn more to
benefit the Cassville area.
The Give Ozarks Day
began last year for the first
time. The purpose of it is to
have a one-day pledge drive
to offer local charities an
incentive to help raise money. Throughout the 24-hour
period, grant matching and
additional prizes are available. During the campaign,
charities can earn additional money provided by CFO
sponsors.
In 2015, 150 charities
participated in the event
and together they raised
more than $1 million.
Sponsors of the event provided $200,000 in prizes
and matching incentives.
Since the event was so
successful last year, the
pledge drive will continue
as an annual event. Not
only are charities given the
opportunity for matching grants, but it also gives
them an additional push to
get their local community
involved.
Minimum
donations
during the pledge drive
are $5. Cassville Community Foundation president Landon Fletcher said,
“Ideally, we want people to
donate $20 and split their
donation $5 between each
of them. Or if they want
to donate $10 and split it
between two of them, they
can do that. Plus they can
always give more.”
PACE supports a variety of local fundraising efforts for organizations that
have not yet obtained their
nonprofit status. PACE
owns the Cassville Cham-
Security Bank of Cassville recently donated $500 to the Cassville Community Foundation as part
of their grant-matching initiative. Pictured above are, from left to right: Jon Horner, Security
Bank; Mary Cupps, Cassville Community Foundation; Chelsi Arnold, Security Bank; and Cristie
Batsche, Security Bank.
ber of Commerce building
and the Rotary Club rodeo
grounds, which they lease
to the respective organizations for $1 per year. PACE
also sponsors the Christmas light maintenance
downtown, the Cassville
wrestling team and others.
Through PACE, individuals and businesses can make
donations to area groups
and use it the donation as a
tax write-off.
Crowder College is using
the funds from Give Ozarks
Day for specific projects.
Crowder will be using
the funds to sponsor two
projects. The main project
will be to create a new classroom, which director AnSee GIVE OZARKS on 5A
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Seligman park improvements to increase access
By next week, the armor on the skate park behind Seligman City Hall will be replaced, making the
equipment more usable for residents.
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parking lot to the splash pad
and putting in some benches
to make parents more comfortable while watching their
children.
Nichols said, “We already
have people asking when
the splash pad will be open,
and I’m thinking mid-May.”
Nichols said that the new
concrete needs to be poured
and then they are replacing
the gravel around the splash
pad with sod, which will take
two weeks to settle before
they can turn on the pad.
The city council approved
Cline Construction to do the
concrete work for $2,000. The
concrete should be poured
next week and the sod will be
put in shortly after.
The city also has plans to
make improvements to the
old city park on Highway
DD. Nichols said, “The park
was vandalized a few years
ago, and we finally had to just
lock it down.”
However, now there will
be a proposal for the city
council to vote on regarding putting in a 1/10th mile
walking track, lighting and
security cameras to protect
the improvements.
See PARKS on 12A
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road workers. The plates
matched the stolen vehicles
from Springdale, and then
authorities chased the men
into a wooded area before
they were captured.
Miller,
his
brother,
Michael Miller, and his
brother’s girlfriend, Amanda Rhodes, allegedly kidnapped a woman from her
Washburn home in McDonald County on January 3, 2014, put her in the
trunk, used her debit card,
tossed her down a ravine
and eventually abandoned
her car in the Roaring River
arm of Table Rock Lake.
Davis was being held for
multiple counts of receiving
stolen property and tampering with motor vehicles
as well as a charge for resisting arrest.
Miller is facing charges
in both McDonald and Barry Counties for the kidnapping and related offenses
along with his brother Michael, 28, and Rhodes, of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Michael pled guilty to
his charges in both Barry
and McDonald Counties
last month and was subsequently sentenced to 18
years in McDonald County
and 14 years in Barry County.
Rhodes is charged with
kidnapping, burglary in
the first degree, tampering
with a motor vehicle in the
first degree and two counts
of stealing in McDonald
County.
Matthew is facing charges of felonious restraint,
tampering with a motor vehicle in the first degree, assault in the third degree and
fraudulent use of a credit/
debit device in Barry County, but requested a change
of venue to Stone County.
In McDonald County, he is
charged kidnapping, tampering with a motor vehicle
in the first degree and burglary in the second degree.
Then, while he was in the
Barry County Jail, he was
charged with getting a jailer
to bring marijuana to him
and other inmates.
Matthew had an initial arraignment in front
of Judge Alan Blankenship scheduled for today,
Wednesday, April 13, at 9
a.m. His charge for getting
a jailer at the Barry County
Jail to deliver marijuana
has an arraignment hearing scheduled for Thursday, April 21, at 8:30 a.m. in
front of Barry County Judge
Robert Foulke.
Both Davis and Miller
have both been charged
with escape from a county
jail in McDonald County
now, as well.
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The city of Seligman began the early stages of a variety of park improvement
projects to make the facilities
more usable for residents.
The skate park behind city hall is getting
$2,300 worth of new armor.
Brian Nichols, city clerk, said
that the city has actually gotten a few years more use out
of the original equipment
than they expected. “We put
the skate park in in 2003 and
the armor had an estimated
10 year lifespan, so we did
pretty good on it.”
The armor used on the
skate park equipment is a
composite fiber resin that is
weather-resistant and holds
up well to heavy impact. The
new armor will be installed
by public works employees
as soon as the special screws
come in, which should be by
next week. The city already
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Community Calendar
Notice:
Cassville
Farmers
Market will be on the
south side of the square
every Saturday from 7 to
11 a.m. New vendors welcome. For information, call
(417)652-7308.
Seligman Chamber Of
Commerce is taking reservations for their train ride on
May 14 and 15. The train will
leave Seligman at 7:15 a.m.
and return at 6:45 p.m. For
information, call (417)6623612 or (417)662-3450.
April 14th
Jack Freeman Memorial Conference will be April
14 through April 16 at Blessing Heights Worship Center
in Cassville. Derrick Stinnett
will be guest speaker on April
14 and 15 at 7 p.m. Guests
Diamond State Trio will be
singing at 6 p.m. on April 16.
The Arnhart Cemetery
Association will hold its annual meeting on Thursday,
April 14, at 3 p.m.
Use Cassville’s Masonic Lodge,
18th & Main St. for your
next meeting or event.
Contact:
Gene Writer @ 417-342-3324
April 15th
Stella Senior Center will
have a dinner and dance Friday, April 15, at 5:30 p.m.
McDonald County Playboys
will provide the music.
April 16th
Seligman Senior Center
will host bingo on April 16
from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Emory Melton Conference Center will host Ozark
Mt. Revival on April 16 from
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Seligman
Chamber
Event Center will host a
dance on Saturday, April 16,
at 7 p.m. Cheyenne will provide the music. For information, call (417)662-36122.
April 17th
Lohmer Full Gospel
Church in Shell Knob will
host guest group Diamond
State Trio on Sunday, April
17, at 11 a.m. For information,
call (417)442-3686.
Macedonia Free Will
Baptist Church of Purdy will
host a revival April 17 to April
20. Sunday services will be at
11 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday
through Wednesday will be
at 7 p.m. The speaker will be
Lee Hickman of Clinton, TN.
for availability and fees.
Free Child Safety Day
Saturday, April 23rd
Exeter School
101 Locust St. Exeter Mo.
9:00 a.m. to Noon
Car Seat Safety Check
Fingerprinting
Bicycle and Tricyle Rodeo
Access Family Care-Dental
April 18th
Barry County Genealogical & Historical Society will
have a meeting on Monday,
April 18, 7 p.m. at the Bayless/
Sayler house.
April 19th
Central Crossing Senior
Center will host special entertainment with Barry Hughes
and Catherine Curtis on Tuesday, April 19, at 11:30 a.m.
April 22nd
Barry County Retired
Teachers and School Personnel will meet on Friday, April
22, at St. John's Lutheran
Church in Monett. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m.
April 23rd
Wheaton Southern Baptist Church will host a simulcast with Priscilla Shirer on
April 23 at 8 a.m. to 3:35 p.m.
Please RSVP by April 8 by
calling (417)652-3186.
Exeter School will host a
free child safety day on Saturday, April 23, from 9 a.m. to
12 p.m. Car seat safety check,
fingerprinting and more.
April 24th
Seligman
Community
Center will host a free meal
on April 24 from 3:00 p.m. to
5:00 p.m. Free clothing available. For information, call
(479)936-0363.
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Mon: No
School. Tues: B: Muffins,
cereal, yogurt, fresh fruit.
L: Cheese quesadilla, pinto
beans, corn, fruit cocktail or salad bar. Wed: B:
Whole grain biscuit, gravy,
sausage patty, cereal, fruit.
L: Southwest spaghetti,
whole wheat breadstick,
green beans, pear fruit cup,
chocolate chip cookie or
salad bar. Thurs: B: Skillet omelet, whole wheat
toast, cereal, strawberries.
L: Chicken stir fry, teriyaki sauce, rice, broccoli,
mandarin oranges or salad
bar. Fri: B: Yogurt, cereal,
whole wheat toast, fruit. L:
Hamburger/whole
wheat
bun, potato chips, baby carrots, fresh strawberries or
salad bar.
Exeter: Mon: B: Biscuits & gravy, peaches,
juice or cereal, biscuit,
peaches , juice. L: Pepperoni pizza, salad, corn, mixed
fruit. Tues: B: Pancake on a
stick, orange, juice or cereal, animal crackers, orange,
juice. L: Chicken alfredo,
broccoli, breadstick, fruit.
Wed: B: Mini pancakes,
mixed fruit, juice or cereal, pop tart, mixed fruit,
juice. L: Cheeseburger/bun,
french fries, green beans,
fruit. Thurs: B: Chicken
biscuit, pineapple, juice or
cereal, biscuit, pineapple,
juice. L: Burrito/cheese,
pinto beans, corn, fruit. Fri:
B: Muffin, yogurt, banana,
juice or cereal, vertical bar,
banana, juice. L: Hot dog/
bun, sweet potato fries,
broccoli, fruit.
Southwest: Mon: B:
Blueberry muffin, cereal,
yogurt cup, fresh fruit,
juice. Chicken nuggets,
breadsticks, green beans,
mandarin oranges or salad
bar meal. Tues: B: Biscuit
& gravy, sausage patty,
fresh fruit, juice or cereal.
L: Bbq rib sandwich, cole
slaw, potato chips, pears
or salad bar meal. Wed: B:
Breakfast sausage pizza,
grapes or cereal, juice. L:
Taco salad, lettuce, cheese,
refried beans, tropical fruit
or salad bar meal. Thurs:
Timers Band on Thursday,
April 28, from 7 p.m. to 9:30
Cassville Friends of the p.m. For information, call
Library will have a meeting (417)476-5800.
on April 25 at 6 p.m. For more
information, call (417)847Barry County Youth
2121.
Camp will have a trivia
night and silent auction on
Pierce City Senior Cen- Friday, April 29. Doors open
ter will host a dance with Fun at 5 p.m. and trivia will begin at 6:30 p.m. To sign up
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School Menus: April 18 - April 22
May 7th
Power of Pink Walk,
Run & Auction will be May
7 at the Wheaton City Park.
Proceeds this year go to 3
local women. Check in is
at 8 a.m. For more information, call (417)466-5401 or
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B: Scrambled eggs, hashbrown smiles, fresh fruit or
cereal, juice. L: Hot turkey
& gravy, mashed potatoes,
green beans, peaches or
salad bar meal. Fri: B: Hot
ham sandwich, fresh fruit,
juice or cereal, juice. L:
Cheeseburger, dill pickles,
potato chips, pineapple or
salad bar meal.
Cassville School: Mon:
No School. Tues: B: Blueberry pancakes, sausage
patty, orange or cereal,
cinnamon toast, peaches.
L: Chicken strips (tangerine chicken), rice, glazed
carrots, egg rolls, fortune
cookie, juice or salad meal.
Wed: B: Scrambled eggs,
sausage patty, toast, pears
or cereal, graham crackers, applesauce. L: Chicken
& noodles, (pork steak),
whipped potatoes, gravy,
choc. chip dream cookie,
peaches or salad meal.
Thurs: B: Biscuits & gravy,
pineapple chunks or cereal,
pop tart, orange. L: Pepperoni pizza, (lasagna roll
up), potato wedge, green
beans, juice or salad meal.
Fri: B: Cinnamon rolls,
sausage patty, peaches or
cereal, banana muffin, banana. L: Soft taco, (enchiladas), tossed salad, chips
& bean dip, frozen fruit cup
or bakes potato bar.
Cassville High School:
Mon: No School. Tues:
B: Biscuits & gravy, hashbrown, pineapple chunks
or cereal, blueberry muffin, apple. L: Chicken
sandwich, tater tots, baked
beans, juice or pizza meal
or salad meal. Wed: B:
Mini cinni's, sausage patty,
applesauce or cereal, pb&j,
banana. L: General's chicken, rice, glazed carrots,
egg rolls, fortune cookie,
peaches or cheeseburger
meal or salad meal. Thurs:
Sausage biscuit, hashbrown, pineapple chunks
or cereal, yogurt cup, dried
cherries. L: Chicken strips,
whipped potatoes, gravy,
broccoli & cheese, bread
stick, pineapple chunks or
pizza meal or salad meal.
Fri: B: Biscuits & gravy,
pop tart, tropical fruit or
cereal, pop tart, orange. L:
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baked beans, carrot sticks,
oatmeal cookie, juice or
baked potato bar or salad
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7:00 PM
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Cassville, Missouri
ADULTS $12
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Cassville man steals Jeep, robs uncle’s home
Charlea Estes
A Cassville man was arrested last week when he allegedly stole a Jeep and then
burglarized a home in Cape
Fair. Bryan Dwayne Davis,
28, of Cassville, is charged
with burglary in the second
degree, theft/stealing of any
firearm, theft/stealing of
$500 to $25,000, and tampering with a motor vehicle in
the first degree.
On Wednesday, March
16, a black 2003 Jeep Liberty
was reported stolen from an
address on Schell Street in
Cassville. One week later, another officer found the Jeep
abandoned at the Concord
Cemetery near Exeter. Davis admitted during a police
interview that he had stolen
the vehicle after taking a key
from the previous owner of
the Jeep.
The same day the Jeep was
found in the cemetery, Davis
also allegedly burglarized his
uncle’s home on West State
Highway 76 in Cape Fair. According to affidavits of prob-
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.
Lonnie Gene Canada
Devin Wade Rust
Lonnie Gene Canada, 30, of
Seligman, is wanted for burglary in the second degree,
theft/stealing and unlawful possession of a firearm.
Canada is 5’ 8” and 203
pounds.
Devin Wade Rust, 22, of
Monett, is wanted for burglary in the first degree.
able cause, Davis stole nine
firearms, food, ammunition,
a crossbow, a Stihl chainsaw,
turkey calls, traps and other
items. Davis then secured the
items at a home in Newton
County.
Davis is a convicted felon
and cannot legally possess
any firearms. Davis also admitted to the burglary of his
uncle’s house during a police
interview.
Davis is being held in the
Barry County Jail in lieu of a
$25,000 bond.
Daily Buzz
reaches
seniors
The Central Crossing Senior Center has entered its
second month of their The
Daily Buzz service and already there are already over
50 individuals taking advantage of the program.
The service is a quick
call to a home bound senior
typically living all alone, just
to make sure they’re doing
okay. If not or if no one answers, the callers will try to
call a back-up number or
individual, someone who
could physically check on
the senior if need be.
It’s been said that no one
cares how much you know
until they know how much
you care.
If you’d like to be a part
of the service, call the Central Crossing Senior Center
at (417) 858-6952 and ask
for Sara Patterson, administrator, or Sue Mead, the
Daily Buzz coordinator.
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gela Seymour described as a tional funds they have, the
flipped classroom. To create college will buy additional
the classroom atmosphere, equipment for the science
the college will purchase department. Seymour said,
round tables and computer “A lot of the equipment
screens to place along each we have is pretty old, so
of the walls.
we’ll do upgrades and reSeymour said, “The old pair some of the old stuff.
way of doing things is you We’ve added a lot of science
would have a teacher lec- classes since we began, so
ture and then the students we need to do that to keep
would do their homework. up.” Equipment will include
Now, it’s the opposite where a microscope camera and
the students do their book new digital scales.
work and studying on their
In addition to Give
own and then come togeth- Ozarks Day, the Cassville
er to do various scenarios Education Fund was also
and learn collaboratively.”
selected to be one of the 20
Seymour said that it is organizations that were ofused primarily in the nurs- fered up to a $5,000 grand
ing program, but that it can fund match. Of the 60 orgabe used in other learning nizations that applied to be
experiences as well. She a part of the program, the
said, “It flips the way the Education Fund was one
education is handled and of them. Currently, they
allows the students to do have raised $4,500 of their
the research on their won $5,000 goal. The first event
and then have discussions that aided their goal as
and problem solve together. Trivia Night, which raised
“I’ve wanted to do this $1,200 plus an additional
project for four or five $900 in donations. Other
years, so I’m really excited.” organizations like the CassTeachers use the screens ville Community Teachers
to put up PowerPoints or Association and Security
talking points and then the bank have also donated to
students work together to help them reach their goal
solve the problems or dis- to get an additional $5,000
Kendal Craig
cuss the scenarios together. from CFO.
& Trey Rose
With June
whatever
addi4th, 2016
wedding Fletcher said, “The com~~~~~~~~~~
munity response has been
fantastic.”
Give Ozarks Day will
seek donations through a
crowdfunding site called
causemomentum.org
on
Tuesday, May 3, from midnight to midnight. If you
want to give but do not
want to do so online, you
can drop off the donations
at the Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce. Additional prizes for the groups
will be based on online donations. More information
will be available closer to
the event.
The Cassville Community Foundation Board is
Fletcher, Brittany Farris,
Mary Cupps, Angela Seymour, Dan Angel, Dennis
Baker, Gary Fields, Jerry
Marple, Mike McCracken
and Susie Jacobs.
For more information,
contact any of the board
members or call Fletcher at
(417) 847-6623.
Bridal
Registry
Katelynn Ohmes
& Ethan Couch
April 29, 2016
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Exeter R-VI School District
Pre-School & Kindergarten Screenings
Exeter Elementary School
April 28 & 29, 2016
9:00am - 3:00pm
Call the Elementary Office, 835-2922
Ext. 1 to set up an appointment.
Shelby Scott &
Marcus McCaffrey
May 7, 2016
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Kendal Craig
& Trey Rose
June 4, 2016
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Tyler Skinner &
Sarah Jane Driskell
June 4, 2016
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You must have an appointment to have
your child screened.
To Participate in screenings please bring:
Emma Beeson
& Dylan Burns
~Birth Certificate
~Current Immunization Record
~Proof of Residency
Megan Lord
& Colby Reavis
June 25, 2016
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July 16, 2016
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Children must be age 5 on or before July 31, 2016
to enter kindergarten.
Children must be age 4 on or before July 31, 2016
to enter Pre-school.
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9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Closed Wednesday ~Sunday 1:00-5:00 p.m.
The Seligman Chamber of Commerce
is getting ready for their Spring train ride to Van
Buren, AR. Saturday May 14th and Sunday May
15th. Travel though the beautiful Boston mountains.
Shop old Van Buren, and shop the Arts and Crafts
show. Music in the street, and good food. This is an
all day trip. Leave Seligman City Hall app. 7:15 a.m.
and return app. 6:45 p.m. Stay in Van Buren app. 3
hours. Snacks on the train, receive a free picture.
For more information, call (417)
662-3612
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I was just thinking the other day about how Christian morals are under attack, which means that
Christians are under attack. Our laws protect immorality on TV, and in the other media outlets , as
freedom of expression while banning prayer in our schools,and religious symbols such as the 10
commandments from public display because of “separation of church and state.”
I for one, think the “state” needs all the “church” it can get.
How did we get into this mess? Christians did not stand up for biblical morals. Why? Perhaps
Paul was warning us in Romans 1:16; “I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power
of God unto salvation to everyone that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.”
God’s will cannot prevail in our families, our congregations, and our state or at the national level,
if we are shamed into silence and inactivity.
As Christians, let’s stand up for God’s word as presented by Jesus Christ and the inspired writers.
Stand up in our homes by teaching and living godly lives for our children to follow. Stand up
in our communities by refusing to compromise our lives for the sake of being politically correct.
Stand up at the ballot box by voting for the candidate that most closely reflects God’s will.
Will it matter? Yes, because it is the right thing to do in God’s sight. Let’s resolve to never be
ashamed, to live righteously before our fellow man and our Lord.
The family at The Mill Street Church of Christ invites you to join us as we strive to be good
citizens in God’s kingdom.
BIBLE CLASS
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WORSHIP
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 13, 2016
FRANCES GERALDINE
LESTER
Frances Geraldine Lester,
84, of Cassville, passed away
Monday, April 11, 2016, in
Mercy Hospital, Rogers, Ark.
She was born August 28,
1931, in Cassville, the daughter of Russell and Cressie
(Reams) Horner. In 1949,
she was united in marriage to
Robert Hopkins, who passed
away in 1971. In 1978, she
married Pete Lester, who preceded her in death in 2000.
Also preceding her in death
were her parents and one son,
Johnnie Robert Hopkins in
1978.
Surviving are two daughters, Glenda Maddux and
Debbie Gatley and her husband, Stu, all of Cassville;
three grandchildren, Kristin
Houston and her husband,
Gerald, Julie Popanz and her
husband, Brad, and Brittney
Gatley; three great-grandchildren, Matthew, Morgan and
Madisyn; and extended family, Larry and Lonna Edens
and Kobe Gates.
Geraldine grew up and
received her education at
Horner and graduated from
Cassville High School. For
several years, she was a bank
teller in Cassville, beginning
at First National, then Charter Bank, Boatman’s and retiring in 1993 from Bank of
America. She attended Faith
Family Church in Cassville.
She loved her family and especially enjoyed attending
her grandchildren’s sporting
events. She was also an avid
St. Louis Cardinals fan.
Services will be held at
1:00 p.m. Thursday, April 14,
2016, in Fohn Funeral Home,
Cassville. Burial will be in
Corinth Cemetery, Cassville.
Pastor James Stewart and
Pastor Jim Clay will conduct
the services.
The family will receive
friends today, Wednesday,
from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. in
Fohn Funeral Home, Cassville.
Visit fohnfuneralhome.com for
online obituaries, guestbook
and private condolences.
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BETTY BOWMAN
Betty Bowman, 88, a former resident of Cassville,
died in her home in Gainesville, Ga., on March 14, 2016.
Born in Montreal, she spent
her formative years in Exeter,
before marrying Clark (Willie) Bowman, who preceded
her in death in 1980. She was
also preceded in death by
her parents, John and Hallie
Stanton; and six siblings,
Nelle Campbell, Belle Harold, William Stanton, Johnny
Stanton, Ted Stanton, and
Tom Stanton.
Mrs. Bowman worked
in the health care profession in Cassville for many
years with doctors Cridling,
Barnes, Johnson, and Sardjono. She was also employed
with South Barry County
Hospital. Upon moving from
Cassville, she continued in
health care in Missouri, California and Georgia. She had
a great enthusiasm for the
world around her and cherished her family and friends.
She is survived by daughters, Gail (Brad) Baucom,
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Gainesville,
Ga.,
Carla
(Mike) Reed, Shawnee, Kan.;
grandchildren,
Courtney
(Kris) Nordholz, Gainesville,
Ga., Amy (Jack) Boyd, Shawnee, Kan., Doug Baucom,
Birmingham, Ala., and Evan
(Velvet) Jackson, Durango,
Colo. She also leaves behind
four great-grandchildren, Olivia and Luke Nordholz, and
Will and Wyatt Boyd, along
with nieces, nephews, and
many loving friends.
A memorial service will
be held Saturday, April 16,
2016, at 1:00 p.m. at the chapel of The Ark on Table Rock
Lake (Loren Easley Foundation), Eagle Rock. From
Roaring River, take Highway
F to Eagle Rock and turn left
on Highway 86. Make an immediate right on Highway E.
Go one and a half miles to
Farm Road 1190, and turn
right. You may park near the
dorms. Phone 417-846-3581.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to MACLA (Medical Aid for Children of Latin America) 4444
N. Belleview, Suite 204, Kansas City, MO 64116, a charity
Mrs. Bowman supported for
several years.
Those wishing to leave
online condolences may do
so at www.littledavenport.
com.
Little & Davenport Funeral Home and Crematory, 355
Dawsonville Highway, S.W.,
Gainesville, GA 30501 is in
charge of arrangements.
Skilled Nursing Facility
Cassville Health Care
& Rehab
Special Unit for Elopement Risk
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Robert Burton went to
be with the Lord on March
9, 2016. There will be a celebration of his life on April
23, 2016, at the Eagle Rock
Community Center. Service
will be at 11:00 a.m. and fellowship and meal will follow.
All friends are urged to come
bring memories to share.
ROSA LEE RICHMOND
Rosa Lee Richmond, 78,
of Columbia, passed away
Monday, April 11, 2016, in
South Hampton Place, Columbia.
She was born November
23, 1937, in Barry County,
the daughter of Everett and
Viola (Towe) Edie. She was
united in marriage to Carl
Richmond, who preceded
her in death. Also preceding
her in death were a daughter,
Debra Powell; a son, Michael Richmond; one brother,
Webb Edie; and one sister,
Louise Hargus.
Surviving are two brothers, Doyle Edie and his wife,
Peggy, of Exeter, and Larry
Edie and his wife, Joyce, of
Columbia; one sister, Patricia
Gentry, of Columbia; three
grandchildren, Mindy Travis,
Corey Richmond and Karl
Powell; four great grand-
FOHN FUNERAL HOME
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LINDA JEANNE
SWOPES
Linda Jeanne Swopes,
66, of Crane, passed away
Wednesday, April 6, 2016, in
Cox-Monett Hospital.
No services are scheduled
at this time. Cremation arrangements are under direction of Fohn Funeral Home,
Cassville.
Contributions may be
made to a trust being set up
for all her great-grandchildren.
FOHN FUNERAL HOME
CASSVILLE, MO.
417-847-2141
Fohn Funeral Home
1300 County Farm Road, Cassville, MO
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children, Brianne, Matthew
and Molly Travis and Olivia
Richmond and many nieces
and nephews.
Rosa Lee received her education at Exeter, where she
graduated from high school.
For several years she was a
cook at Parkade Elementary
School in Columbia. Some
of her favorite pastimes were
baking and sewing. She loved
her grandchildren.
Graveside services will
be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday,
April 15, 2016, in Maplewood Cemetery, Exeter, under direction of Fohn Funeral
Home, Cassville.
Visitation will be from
12:30 until 1:30 p.m. Friday
in Fohn Funeral Home, Cassville.
Contributions may be
made to American Cancer
Society, Alzheimer’s Association or Preferred Hospice.
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Joshua Lynn Hilton
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Loving Father of 2 beautiful boys,
Cadron 6, Rylynn 5. Wonderful son and
best friend to his brother, and so much
more. He is greatly missed by all who knew
and loved him. Thank you to all for the
sweet words spoken and the kind deeds
done. Thank you just doesn’t seem enough!
It is truly heartfelt.
There is a donation account for Joshua Hilton at Great Southern
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came to summer time, she
was a river rat. She loved her
family and friends.
Graveside services will
be held at 12:00 noon Thursday, April 14, 2016, in Rocky
Comfort Cemetery, under direction of McQueen Funeral
Home, Wheaton.
The family will receive
friends from 5:00 until 7:00
p.m. today, Wednesday in
McQueen Funeral Home,
Wheaton.
LADON D. BURNETT
LaDon D. Burnett, 44, of
Purdy, passed away Sunday,
April 10, 2016, in her home.
She was born January 21,
1972, in Rogers, Ark., the
daughter of Carl and Joyce
(Stebens) Burnett, who preceded her in death. Also
preceding her in death was a
great-nephew, Aaron East.
Surviving are her best
friend, Stan Marney, of Purdy; one brother, Carl Loyd
Burnett, Jr., of Neosho; two
sisters, Iva Lee Humphrey, of
Joplin, and Therese Sharp, of
Rocky Comfort; one nephew,
Derek Burnett; seven nieces,
Crystal, Tabbatha, Vivian,
Kylie, Tasha, Savanna and
Sidnie; five great nephews;
and four great nieces.
LaDon graduated from
high school in McDonald
County. For several years,
she was a bartender at Double Deuce in Wheaton. Some
of her favorite pastimes were
fishing, swimming, camping and hunting. She was a
free spirited and fun loving
woman. There wasn’t anything she couldn’t do. Put a
hammer in her hands and she
would out work the men. She
loved the outdoors. When it
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Freddie "Fred" Harris, 77,
passed away at his home on
Monday, April 11, 2016.
Please visit our website at
www.whitefuneralhome.org
for full obituary and service
arrangements.
JOHN GILLIS
John Gillis, 62, of Seligman, passed away on Monday, April 11, 2016, at Roaring River Health and Rehab
Center in Cassville.
Please visit our website at
www.whitefuneralhome.org
for full obituary and service
information.
Cassville Speech and Debate students competed at the regional District competition and three are
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Wheaton R-III Preschool Screening
April 26 - 28, 2016
3:30-5:30 p.m.
Screening for children entering Preschool for the
2016-17 school year in the Wheaton R-III District
is scheduled for April 26, 27 & 28, in the Kindergarten rooms of the Elementary Building. Any child
who will be 3 by July 31st, who is planning on enrolling in preschool must be screened before starting
school. You must call and schedule an appointment
for 3:30, 4:15, or 5:00. If your child is not already
enrolled in our preschool program, please bring current immunization records, birth certificate, social
security card and proof of residency. Be prepared to
fill out the preschool enrollment packet at this time.
Contact Mrs. Roller at 417-652-7320, ext. 842 or
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Floyd Arthur Schad, 86,
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surrounded by his loving
family.
Funeral services for Mr.
Schad were held at 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 9, 2016, at
Buchanan Funeral Home,
Monett. Josh Coberley, Minister, officiated. Interment
and military honors were
at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery,
Monett. Visitation was held
from 1:00 p.m. until service
time on Saturday. In lieu of
flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the Neosho Christian School, 903
W. South St., Neosho, MO
64850. Arrangements have
been entrusted to Buchanan
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Notice of Bid
The City of Cassville is accepting bids for the removal of excess
creek gravel and debris in the various streams within the city limits. Sealed bids will be accepted until 10:00 am Friday, April 29,
2016. This project should encompass the following:
· Bids must be developed with the cost per cubic yards of gravel
removed. This includes hauling out of the floodplain.
· Grubbing Brush and removal of said shall be developed by a
cost per hour.
· Contractor shall be responsible for all utility locates and repairs
if any occur.
· This will be Phase I and is capped at $50,000.
· Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining and maintaining
the permit to engage in surface instream mining in accordance
with 10 CSR 40-10.010 thru 10 CSR 40-10.100. For more
information on permitting requirements contact the Missouri
Department of Natural Resources, Land Reclamation Program
at 573-751-404. Once the permit is issued the contractor will
begin the project.
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For more specific information regarding the project scope, please
contact Public Works Director Steve Walensky at (417)-8474441 ext. 5. Bids must be sealed in an envelope and marked Bids
for Excess Creek Gravel Debris Removal Project. Please submit
bids by mail or hand deliver to: Cassville City Hall Attn: Public Works Department 300 Main Street, Cassville, MO 65625.
Bids must include proof of liability insurance with a minimum
of $1,000,000 in coverage and proof of workers compensation
insurance. The City of Cassville reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
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On Table Rock Lake
(See web site if directions needed)
Apply and Interview for
All Positions
Wednesday, April 27th
and
Saturday, April 30th
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Must be available for weekend/Holiday shifts. Applications also
available online at bigmmarina.com/jobs
Cafe’ - Cooks, Prep/Utility, Servers
Deck Crew - Serve boating
Customers and Tenants.
(Mo Boating Safety Req’d)
Store Cashier/Clerk - Age 21+
417-271-3853
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Wildcat kids get a lesson in show choir with end of season performance
Charlea Estes
As part of their last local
performance for the year,
the Cassville show choirs
got the elementary, inter-
mediate and middle school
students involved.
Over the past week, the
Show Choir members held
an after-school camp for
Centerstage, the co-ed Show Choir, performed their competition piece Monday night, as well. Their piece “Forever Young”
included Paul Simon’s “Baby Driver” and “Cats in the Cradle.”
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three days where they taught
kindergarten
through
eighth graders moves and
tunes to different songs for
each age group. Students
let their hard work shine
in a performance on Monday night, April 11, at the
FEMA building on campus
which included not only the
younger students’ pieces,
but solos, Show Choir competition pieces, and ensembles from different choir
members.
The choirs at Cassville
are directed by Mrs. Mary
Richmiller and Mrs. Leslie
McCullough.
Kindergartners and first
graders performed a special
song called “Just For Fun,”
second and third graders
sang “Born to Make Music”, fourth and fifth graders sang “Get Up, Get Up,
Get Up!” and sixth through
eighth graders performed
“All Jazzed Up.”
Cassville’s State ensembles sang their pieces,
while the two Show Choirs,
NBA (No Boys Allowed)
and Centerstage performed
their competition pieces to
the wide eyes of the younger kids who dedicated the
last few days to the camp.
Toward the end of the
night, the graduating seniors presented Mrs. Richmiller with a parting gift.
First, senior Drake Thomas
asked the crowd to stand
up if Mrs. Richmiller made
a difference in their life or
someone they knew. Almost the entire crowd was
on their feet.
Thomas then shared a
story of Mrs. Richmiller
telling them she wanted a
blanket with all of their faces on it, so the seniors made
it happen. She was presented with the quilt at the
show while seniors shared
their memories with teary
eyes about the impact she
has had in their lives.
For more photos from
Monday night’s performance, see page 16A.
The oldest group of students performing as part of the Show
Choir camp were sixth through eighth graders who performed
“All Jazzed Up.” The middle schoolers wowed the crowd with
their finale stunt pictured above.
of Cassville
1010 Old exeter Rd.
847-2611
The NBA (No Boys Allowed) girls-only Show Choir performed their competition piece which
included hits like Mike Chapman’s “Mickey,” Rick Springfield’s “Jessie’s Girl” and Taylor Swift’s
“Blank Space.”
Corinth Baptist ChurCh
Pastor, Donnie Spears – 417-236-2145
Where It’s All About Jesus.
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new
creation; old things have passed away; behold,
all things have become new. 2 Corinthians 5:17
Are you ready for a new start in Christ, It’s your move!
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Wednesday Evening: 6:30 pm
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Golden Museum opens for season, displays to awe patrons
er. Winfred and his wife, Lee
Ona, opened the museum in
1993 after acquiring a collection from the Trail of Tears
Museum in Huntsville, Ark.
But don’t be fooled, before
The ancient pottery on display at the museum is in beautiful
condition, showing little wear despite its age. Pottery lines the
upper shelving in different wings of the museum.
drive, but plan to spend most
of your day there.
It’s rare that a museum
has “something for everyone”
despite most advertising as
such. In the case of the Barry
County treasure in Golden,
it’s true. Spanning the walls
and shelves of the museum
are everything from vintage
lunch boxes to massive crystals and minerals to items
confiscated from the county’s
own jail to war memorabilia to glassware that glows
under blacklights to Native
American artifacts to...the
list seems to never end.
I’ve been to the museum a
few times over the years, each
time led through room after
room by owner Winfred Pri-
that, Winfred was a collector
and told me that he finally
decided to build it when he
ran out of attic room.
For me, Winfred’s stories
of how he got the various
collections are as interesting
as the artifacts themselves.
Some are fairly straight forward: someone called, the
Priers bought the collection,
and it was added to the museum. But some of the stories
are more interesting than
that.
Winfred added a nest of
preserved dinosaur eggs to
the museum this year, one
of only four known nests in
the world that contains more
than 20 eggs. This one has 29.
“The woman wanted to sell it
to send her daughter to college, so they called me. A lot
of people call me.”
Oftentimes a prized collection enters the doors
because the owner passed
away and asked to have it
displayed for others to enjoy. Some collections are for
things long since forgotten,
like over 1,300 intricate butter dishes or crystal vases for
flowers in cars, the original
air freshener.
Winfred
remembers
where most of the things
in the museum came from,
with a handful of them bearing tags to indicate where
they came from. Some tags
show where grandkids have
given Winfred pieces for the
collection. You’ll also see
some local history in a space
dedicated to Cassville High
School’s football State Championship wins in 2008 and
2009, a team their grandson
played for.
Some pieces are worldrecord holders. Others are
just impressive in their own
right. Winfred and Lee Ona’s
collection rivals many others. He said, “I saw a guy who
said he had the largest desert rose in the world. So we
stopped by and saw it.” Winfred chuckled, “I didn’t tell
him I had one twice as big at
the museum.”
The sheer massive size of
some of the minerals, like the
desert rose, which is actually selenite, a rock that looks
like rose due to sand erosion
in deserts. Other jaw-dropping samples include crystals, amethysts and more.
Many had to have special
platforms built to hold their
weight. Winfred said, “At
first, I didn’t want ‘em. Why
would you want just a bunch
of rocks. But after looking at
them, I’m just amazed.”
Winfred doesn’t pretend
to know the history of everything in the museum or the
origins of how his extensive
mineral collection formed,
but he does have a deep appreciation for all of them.
And, if I’m honest, I’m sure
he has forgotten more history than I ever knew to begin with.
So take an afternoon or
a day, make the drive to the
curve where Highways 86
and J meet and enter the
most interesting museum
I’ve stepped foot in.
The Golden Museum
opened for the season yesterday, Tuesday, April 12,
and will stay open through
the summer until October
31. The hours are Tuesday
through Saturday, 10:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m., with special
tours available after hours
by reservation. Admission
to the museum is free, but
guests are welcome to make
donations.
Their website is www.
goldenpioneermuseum.org/
and they are on Facebook
under Golden Pioneer Museum.
Museum owner Winfred Prier stands by some of the new acquisitions to the museum. On the right is a preserved dinosaur egg
nest with 29 eggs in it. It is one of four known nests in the world
with over 20 eggs.
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most part of Barry County,
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at
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New Summer Apparel
Store Hrs.: 9:00am - 5:30pm
Booth and shelving space
available
BOOTH RENTAL NOW REDUCED!
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Jackie & Janice Harris, Owners
410 Broadway • Monett, MO • 65708
7 days a week Bridgeway Plaza, Shell Knob 858-1113
SECOND CHANCES
“Pitiful To Posh”
Flea Market
Boutique
& Repurposed Vintage Furniture
ANTIQUES • VINTAGE TREASURES
PRIMITIVES
Owner, Kathy Davis
Open 1st & 3rd Weekend of each month!
Saturday 9am-4pm • Sunday 12-4pm
Tues.-Sat. 10am-5pm
Sun. 1-5pm
417-489-3861
4719 US Highway 60- Monett, MO 65708
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110 West Broadway, Monett, MO
417-236-5664
Steve’s All-American
GARAGE SALE
101 Washington Street
Purdy, MO 65734
For the best coverage
in the area,
advertise with us!
Steve Pozniak
At Hilltop near intersection 112 & 76-86
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417-847-3344
Mon-Fri 10 am - 5 pm
Sat 9 am - 5 pm
Sun 1 pm - 5 pm
Antiques, vintage, collectibles, crafts, more!
A&W
New Furniture Room Added!
Lots to choose from.
50% Off Selected Items!
“Celebrating 43 years in Exeter”
417-835-5002 Mon.-Sat. 9am - 5pm
Front St. • Exeter next to Security Bank
CUP CAKES
and CREAM
Open Inside the Red Barn
• Ice Cream, Malts & Shakes
• Starbucks Coffee
Something
for All
Ages!
Flea Market
Antiques • Collectibles
* Local Crafts
* Table Rock Souvenirs
* New Purses, Jewelry, Scarfs
OVER 65 BOOTHS
owner
417-489-1310
Hilltop Treasures
OPEN:
Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5pm
Sat. 9:30am-5pm
Sun. 12-4pm
Located on Hwy. 39 next to Meeks in Shell Knob, MO. - 417-858-2602
VB Hall
201 W Main Street, Monett, MO
417-235-1110
Antique Warehouse
12,000 sq ft
We only close 3 days a year!
& Flea Market
A great place to shop for the unusual.
May 20, 21 & 22
Hagglers
Antiques & Collectibles
Prices per day $15.00
Intersection of 39 & YY, Shell Knob, Mo
Ollie’s 1st Annual Swap Meet
7am-5pm
If vendors want to stay for more than one
day, there will be security for overnight.
The same warm, friendly service for 20 years.
Not responsible for accidents or theft.
Ask about our convenient layaway plan.
For sign up, call Ollie’s Flea Market
Follow us on Facebook for daily arrivals!
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417-621-8214 / 417-665-8060
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The Trading Post “ClassyConsignment
Shop
All proceeds Benefit the LUC Ranch
8,800 sq ft of Treasures & Bargains
Men, Women & Children
Clothing
Hours: Tues.-Sat. 9:00-5:00
Ph# 417-858-8181
Intersection 86 & 39 (Carr Lane)
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Ava Belle’s
ANTIQUES
&
Flea
Market
(417) 835-5049
In Exeter
(next to Security Bank)
Hours:
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
OPEN
Wed-Fri 9am-5pm
Sat 9am-3pm
201 S. Main St.,
Cassville, MO. 65625
Furniture - Appliances - Linens
Paint - Wood
108 S. Madison, Aurora, MO
on any one item $50 or less (excluding paint & wood).
M-Sat 10am-5pm • Sun. 1pm-5pm • 417-678-2210
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Sun. 12-5 Mon-CLOSED Tues.- Sat. 10-5
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417-342-4246 • 417-252-0659
Lil Britches Boutique
New & Gently Used Boy & Girls Clothing
Newborn to 12 (yrs)
Mon.-Tues.-Fri. 10:30am-5:00pm
Wed. 10:30am-7:00pm Thurs. 10:30am-6:00pm Sat. 10:00am-2:00pm
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Owner, Dennis Lawrence
417-440-4415
17 E. Olive Street, Aurora, MO 65605
Cassville Intermediate March Character Kids
Cassville Intermediate announced their Character Kids for the month of March. Students were
selected for their self-discipline. The third grade winners are, from left to right, in the front row:
Ella Pearman, Maggie Kirkpatrick, Jadyn Williams, Maddie Kraft and Miller Reid. Back row:
Shayden Hilburn, Cole Cash, Ashlie Estrada and Alexis Rayburn. Absent for photo: Jaziah
Church and Makaiden Bolles.
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selected for their self-discipline. The fourth grade winners are, from left to right, in the front row:
Lainey Moser, Hailey Roberts, Bentley Barber, Kayden Fuchs, Pedyn Hill and Anna Ruiz. Back
row: Garrin Madison, Leah Beach, Kristian Simmons, Sophia Wyman, Aracely Serrano, Jade
Pruitt and Makenna Hagins.
Rikard Plumbing
Game On!
Video Game Store
Buy•Sell•Trade
&
Backhoe Service
Golden, Missouri
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Mon - Fri 1 - 5 p.m.
Sat 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
LLC
Licensed Plumbers - New construction,
Service Calls, Sewer Lines Cleaned.
490 State Hwy 76 Cassville, MO
The Annual
Business Meeting
of the
Over 40 yrs experience doing Commercial & Residential
Days
417-271-0345
• Evenings
417-271-6623
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Viney Creek
Cemetery AssoC.
will be held
Tues., April 26
6:30 PM
at the
Golden Community
Bldg.
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For further info
contact:
870-423-7861
selected for their self-discipline. The fifth grade winners are, from left to right, in the front row:
Calvin Farris, Michael Johnson, Crystal Salas and Grace Yocum. Back row: Jade Dill, Lizbeth
Aguinaga, Dulce Rivera, Ethan Recio and Gabe Moore. Absent for photo: Jurnee Swearingen and
Chloe Ragan.
Wheaton
preschool
screenings
Screening for children
entering Preschool for the
2016-17 school year in the
Wheaton R-III District is
scheduled for April 26, 27
and 28 in the Kindergarten
rooms of the Elementary
Building. Any child who
will be three by July 31 who
is planning on enrolling in
preschool must be screened
before starting school. You
must call and schedule an
appointment for 3:30, 4:15,
or 5:00.
If your child is not already enrolled in our preschool program, please
bring current immunization
records, birth certificate, social security card and proof
of residency. Be prepared to
fill out the preschool enrollment packet at this time.
Contact Mrs. Roller at (417)
652-7320, ext. 842 or text
(417) 236-3554 to schedule
an appointment.
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Cappy Harris Realtors
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87 S. Main St. • Cassville, MO
Cassville, MO
located between Cassville and Roaring River
State Park. 2 bedrooms,
2 baths, a neat staircase
leading to a loft room, and
a walkout basement with
almost 10’ walls. All on
1.4 acres m/l. Also, has
raised garden beds. MLS
#60043215
$119,900.
(across from Wal-Mart Supercenter)
REALLY NICE 3
bedrooms, 2 baths,
home in Wildwood
Estates. C/H & C/A.
Includes a hobbie
room or work area, a
screened porch, and
a large garage.
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417-846-1144 - Cell 417-846-6323
LAND! 3 BD, 1.5 BA home, fireplace, unfin basement w/
storm shelter, large shop, nice outbuilding attached to shop, could be
guest house, barn w/lean to, on 30 AC m/l mostly pasture. $179,900
60046387 POOL!! Beautiful brick 4 BD, 3.5 BA w/granite counter
tops, new interior paint, new dishwasher, new built-in microwave, lg
master BD, salt water in-ground pool w/new pump, 2 car att garage on
2.8 AC m/l.
$269,900
60043858 BEAUTIFUL 4 BD, 3 BA home w/custom cabinets, FP, full
fin basement, lots of storage, John Deere room, 2 car att garage, lots of
extras a must see on 4.8 AC m/l Northview Estates!
$289,900
60039244 REDUCED!! TWO HOMES for price of 1. One is 4 BD, 2
BA and the other is 3 BD, 2 BA on 3 AC m /l.
$126,900
60023018 REDUCED!!! 3 BD, 2 BA home, FP, storm shelter, 2 car
carport, front & back decks close to Arkansas, 1.7 AC m/l. $70,000
60034815 WALK DOWN to the lake from this secluded 4 BD, 2.5 BA,
or sit on your deck and just enjoy the surroundings on 6.1 AC m/l with
a boat slip!
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60046709
MLS#60043889
$119,000
RESIDENTIAL
BUILD YOUR
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NEW HOME
in Southern Hills.
in Fox Ridge Addition.
Water & electricity
Just right for a
available at the edge
walkout basement.
of the property.
MLS #60048185
MLS #60027428
$11,000
$13,500
LOTS OF SHADE TREES
for your new home
in Wildwood Estates.
Great site for a walkout basement. City
water & electricity
available.
MLS #60039440
$16,700
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Cassville business students compete in Crowder contest
Cassville High Business and FBLA students traveled to Crowder College on Wednesday, March 30, for the Annual Crowder Business Contest. This year was one of
the largest turnouts at the contest with over 30 schools and 600 students from all over southwest Missouri. Cassville students took home several individual awards
as well as two Championship Trophies in the categories of General Business and Advanced Keyboarding. In addition, Cassville also won the award for most students
competing in Division III (large schools).
Roadhouse
Grill & Pub
Business Hwy. 37, North - Cassville, MO 65625
Cappy Harris Realtors
“Always here for you”
Pastor, Russell Bishop - 417-846-3936
Thurs.-Sat. 7-11am
Sunday 7am-1pm ~ Breakfast Only!
417-846-1144
Sunday School 10:00 am
Church 11:00 am
Evening 6:30 pm
Wednesday 6:30 pm
Hours: Tues.-Thurs. 11am-8pm
Fri.-Sat. 11am-9pm
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Bar Hours: Mon.-Sat. 2-?
The overall cost of the
project will be $4,600, which
will be paid out of the parks
budget, if approved. The annual parks budget in the city
is $21,100 for 2016. The skate
park armor is also being paid
for out of the parks budget,
but the concrete pad is a capital improvements project.
Nichols said that they
hope next year will bring
even more improvements to
the old city park. He said,
“We’d like to install around
10 exercise stations for fitness
equipment. That’ll be next
year probably.” Equipment
would include things like a
balance beam, an outdoor
elliptical, weight machines,
pull up bar and others.
Nichols added that they
are also considering installing playground equipment at
the old park to keep children
occupied while their parents
use the equipment.
Improvements to the
Seligman parks are drawing
additional patrons to use the
facilities with the addition
of the splash pad last year.
Nichols said the goal is to
make the old park available
for people as well as being
safe from vandalism.
Victory Baptist Church
kfast
Now Serving Brea
Hwy. 39 - South of the Bridge • Shell Knob, MO
PARKS from 3A
858-6886
A Friendly Church with Friendly People.
1300 Old
Exeter Road
Cassville, MO
(across from Wal-Mart Supercenter)
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American Dream Realty
466 St. Hwy. 76, Cassville, MO 65625
NEW LISTING
Priced at $149,900
60045925: This 3 bd 2 ba home sits just
outside city limits. Steel frame with
laminated walls. Metal roof. Very well
insulated. Open floor plan with living
room and kitchen. Office has entrance
inside/out. Covered deck runs length
of home. 3 car detached ga. chain link
fence surrounds yard. Has nice size
storage building. A must see inside.
Priced at $350,000
60049088: Have you ever wanted to own 60048640: Hard to find farm. This
All this for $449,900
your own estate? This 7500 sq ft home sits
on 8 acres and is located at the edge of
town. 5 bd, 5 ba, beautiful kitchen, formal
dining rm, office, game rm and much more.
3 car garage and 30x40 work shop. 2 geo
thermal heat and A/C units. Paved drive
and parking area. Beautiful landscaping.
Priced at
158
acre cattle farm is fenced and cross fenced.
Several ponds, springs, hay barns, working pens, shop building, feed barns, and
2 homes. Older home needs some tlc.
Newer home is doublewide on concrete
foundation. 3 bd 2 ba. Covered decks
on front and rear of home Property has
well and rural water. One of a kind.
60045210: Very impressive home on Presley
Drive. Brick and vinyl
with newer roof. 3 bedrooms and 2 full bath.
Open floor plan in kitchen, living room and dining
area. All appliances stay.
Has family room and large
utility room. 3 car carport
and partial basement for
storage. 30x40 newer metal building with concrete
floor and electric. Paved
driveway and a tree house.
$139,900
Larry Daniels
Realtor
Priced at $145,000
Priced at $188,500
60042852:New on market.
60036223:Don’t miss out on this cozy
brick and vinyl home located in Wildwood Estates. 3 bd. and 2 full ba. Master
ba is one of a kind. Sitting area in master
bd. Open floor plan with hardwood floors.
The FP is mounted in wall by the entertainment center. Beautiful landscaping
and fenced back yard. Storage building
and storage under home and in garage.
87 S. Main St. • Cassville, MO
www.fourseasonscassville.com
Cell: 417-846-7306 • Office: 417-847-0156
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Craftsman
style home on 3.5 acres ml located close
to Cassville Golf Course. Split BD plan.
Master ba rm is one that you have to see.
Walk in closet in master bd is also concrete
safe room. Granite counter tops, stainless
appliances, island with sink and dishwasher in beautiful kitchen. Open floor plan.
Has really nice office. Chain link fence.
SHARP 3 BD is just like new.
New roof, HVAC, windows, carpet, tile, paint. Covered front
porch & back deck. #60049374
417-847-4800
$82,500
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TRAILER PARK w/ 2 units for sale on 2.4 AC. $49,900 #60028247
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Barry county advertiser
Southwest claims second at tourney
Lady Eagle signs letter of intent
The Southwest 7th-grade volleyball team finished second at the Purdy Tournament Saturday.
Members included: Bailie Saunders, Danielle Reed, Bonnie Robbins, Alexis Isbell, Harleigh Jester,
Makinlee Kellogg, Khloe Holder and Ashlynn Corter. The Lady Trojans defeated Wheaton and
Purdy, but lost to champ Verona. The team is coached by Steve Voyak.
Pictured above, front row left to right: Hoyt Ennes, Desi Ennes and Nidia Ennes. Back row, Purdy
Athletic Director Jennifer Schallert Corneilus, Evangel head coach Leon Neal, Purdy basketball
coach Mike Payne, Purdy Lady Eagles head coach Eli Ernst and Evangel assistant coach Dawn
Lee Stubblefield
Neal.
The Cassville Wildcats
Purdy Lady Eagle basketball standout Desi Ennes recently signed a letter of intent with took advantage of eleven
Eagle errors to claim a 15-4
Evangel University in Springfield. Evangel is part of the Heart of America Conference.
Demi finished in the 1,000 point club at Purdy High School. During her season, she was victory at Purdy on Thursnamed Class 2, District 12 All-Distrct First Team as well as Ozark 7 All Conference First Team day. Noah Hadlow was sharp,
going the distance for Cassincluding Player of the Year.
ville on the hill. Hadlow and
Ennis will be playing under the direction of coach Leon Neal, who just completed his 22nd
the stellar Wildcat defense
season with the Evangel Lady Crusaders.
allowed only one run in the
last five innings, as Cassville turned an early 4-3 lead
into the blowout victory. For
Cassville powers past Purdy
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The Cassville Fire Protection District Board will accept bids
until 6:30PM on April 19, 2016 for replacement of nine (9) light
fixtures as we continue to transition from fluorescent to LED
lighting. Project is located at Station 1 which is at 393 Sale Barn
Road, in Cassville Missouri.
Project details can be found posted on the west office door or
by contacting the office administrator. Office is generally open
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 9AM to 3PM. Outside those
hours call 417-846-4005.
Bids can be dropped by the office or mailed to: CFPD, PO Box
798, Cassville, MO 65625 and must be received on or before
April 19, 2016, and should be marked or labeled “lighting
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The complete story of the only
legal hanging in Barry County history.
way for the Wildcats, defense proved to be Purdy's
demise. The Eagles young infield struggled to make plays
in the gusty wind, and gave
the visitors too many extra
chances.
Purdy slipped to 7-4 with
the loss. Cassville claimed a
5-3 win over Reeds Spring
on Friday to improve to 7-3
while extending the current
win streak to four games.
Cassville Women’s Golf
to hold kick-off breakfast
417-847-1100
Hanged by the Neck until Dead
Cassville, it was payback for
an earlier 11-10 loss to Purdy
back on March 21.
Alex Dyer had a monster
night at the plate for the Cats,
going 5 for 5 with 6 RBI. Half
the Cassville lineup collected
two or more hits each, with
Leigh Cox, Zane Everett,
Gilbert Medina, and Gavin
White joining Dyer on Cassville's impressive stat sheet.
While offense paved the
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Purdy March Character Education medal winners
Letter to the Editor
Here we go again.
We need some help. Actually, it’s the dogs who need your
help. Two dogs now roam the upper hillside of Wildwood,
heartbreakingly abandoned. One is a buff-colored, medium
size shorthair that we think can be reunited with her family.
The other, a grey, spotted female, wandered up the hill from
the park.
After it became obvious to us and our neighbors that these
animals were neglected, we became the soft-touch handouts
that the dogs need to survive. They love tablescraps and I
make sure they get some real dog food during the day. At least
they are getting fed enough that they stopped dumpster diving
in the blue trash containers.
We tried the obvious solution and called the Haven of the
Ozarks, hoping for a temporary shelter. The nice gentleman
there informed us that they had no room at this time and the
dogs would have to be placed on a waiting list. A waiting list!
Unfortunately, this is not an unusual situation in Cassville
and surrounding areas.
We call the spotted gray Lady Bird. She has those trusting eyes and is the first one to come for food. This one loves
to be touched, rubbed, and scratched. She would be a great
kid’s dog.
Lilly, the larger buff dog, is suspicious of strangers. It took
some patience to get close to this one, but hunger finally did
the trick. Now she comes and eats, accepting food directly
from my hand. She is the only one with a collar, and she has
a tag showing she has been previously chipped and adopted
through the All 4 Paws shelter in Pawley’s Island, South Carolina. Brittany at All 4 Paws answered my email immediately
when I was seeking information.
Napoleon, the little hunting dog in the picture, is our
neighbor’s dog and is no fool. He tags along with the others,
knowing he is going to score a handout or two just from association.
So here we are. If either of these dogs is your pet, shame
on you. This is yet another opportunity to remind everyone
that being a pet owner is a big responsibility. Man up and do
what’s best for your animals. Spay, neuter, provide, rehome if
necessary. NEVER dump or abandon.
But, if you have a home, a heart, and a dog-friendly yard,
contact me through the Barry County Advertiser. Lady Bird
would love to be your loyal companion. Lilly may need a permanent home as well.
The best dogs are free.
-Lee Stubblefield
Purdy Elementary Principal Janet Boys announced the character education medal winners for the month of March. In partnership
with elementary counselor Gary Jurgensen, Purdy’s kindergarten
through fourth grade teachers present a different character trait
each month. At the end of the month, each teacher nominates one
student who best exemplifies the trait presented. These students receive character medals from Mrs. Boys at a special assembly.
In March, students focused on Perseverance. March medal
winners are fourth graders Julia McDonald and Dasia Schronk;
third graders Kira Hess, Zoey Webb and Shawn Craig; second
graders Leann Robertson, Kyle Clevenger and Angel Flores; first
graders Carlos Garcia, Leonel Villa and Sherlyn Paxtor; and kindergartners Karma Earp, Gabriel Gonzalez and Libby Burt.
Now doiNg 5” to 6” seamless gutteriNg
Students are pictured form left to right. Front row: Leonel
Villa; Libby Burt; Sherlyn Paxtor and Gabriel Gonzalez. Second
row: Kira Hess and Zoey Webb. Third row: Julia McDonald; Angel
Flores; Echo the Eagle; Carlos Garcia and Dasia Schronk. Back
row: Kyle Clevenger; P.E. Coach Josh Hughes; and Shawn Craig.
N o n - De n o m i n a ti o n a l C h u rc h
Absent for Photo: Karma Earp.
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ROBBERY from FRONT
in Wheaton on March 31.
Hooper’s apartment on North
Kelly had multiple drug-related items in the kitchen. The
detectives found drug paraphernalia, loaded syringes,
scales, Sudafed and methamphetamine held in Ice Breakers
mint containers for distribution. Hooper’s residence was
located within 2,000 feet of
government funded housing.
Hooper was charged with
manufacturing a controlled
substance and attempted
distribution of a controlled
substance. A $40,000 cashonly bond was issued for those
charges.
When the detectives search
Hartkopp’s residence on Hurlburt Street in Wheaton, Hartkopp’s girlfriend, Marsha Branham, slammed and locked
the door to keep officers out,
according to Det. Evenson.
Hartkopp was working at
George’s at the time the search
warrant was served. Branham
was allegedly in the process of
trying to hide or destroy drug
evidence when they gained entry into the house.
Officers found drugs and
drug paraphernalia in a search
of the bedroom that Hartkopp
and Branham shared. According to Evenson, Branham also
stated that she and Hartkopp
had used methamphetamine
earlier in the day.
Hartkopp and Branham
were each charged with possession of a controlled substance and issued $15,000
bonds.
Branham was released on
the bond on April 2. Hartkopp
is currently being held in the
Barry County Jail on a $30,000
bond, and Hooper is being
held on a $95,000 bond.
Show stoppers
The show Choir seniors shared memories with Mrs. Mary
Richmiller over the years and gave her a quilt that included
a photo of them. Pictured above, Mrs. Richmiller shares a
laugh with senior Kiley Wolf.
The kindergarten and first grade students give a bit of attitude during their special song and dance for the crowd of
parents and kids at the FEMA building Monday night. The
kids worked for three days after school to get ready for the
performance.
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Springfield Cardinals host Purdy students Southwest Academic Team places 2nd
The Southwest academic team finished second in the recent Ozark 7 Conference Tournament. The
The Eagles visit the Cardinals’ Nest. Purdy students enjoy touring the Springfield Cardinals locker Trojans defeated Purdy, twice, Exeter and McAuley and lost twice to eventual champ Thomas Jefrooms and facilities. From left: Rion Boyd, Kyler Propps, Morgan Schilly and Layne Skiles.
ferson. Members of the team include: Hayden Fox, Lane Cargile, Lacey Reeves, Alex Jimenez, Haven Brown, Ellie Brown and Elizabeth Wolfe. Not pictured is Khalib Jordan. The team is coached
Faith Lorhan, Manager a glimpse of the crisp, vivid part-time job opportunities
by Steve Voyak.
intrigued me. I will attend
of Fan Interaction with the quality of the screen.
The group also enjoyed an Drury University in the fall,
Springfield Cardinals, recently led a tour of their facilities intimate conversation with and it neighbors the CardiThe Ozark Festival Or- ple in the bi-county area.
ner, performing the opening
for a group of Purdy High Lorhan, who spoke about the nals stadium and offices. I am
chestra
will
conclude
its
36th
Soloists
will
include
Adam
movement of Frenchman Jules
School business students in- duties she performs as Fan now interested in securing a
season
with
its
annual
Young
Barker,
a
violinist
from
SpoMouquet’s “La Flute de Pan.”
terested in pursuing careers Interaction Manager. She part-time job with the orgaArtists
concert
at
3
p.m.
on
kane,
performing
the
first
Baritone Shayne Piles of
in sports and entertainment educated the students on in- nization.”
Sunday,
April
24,
at
the
Monett
movement
of
the
Violin
ConRepublic
will sing an English
Kyler Propps added, “I
marketing. Students Morgan tern and career opportunities
High
School
Performing
Arts
certo
No.
1
by
Max
Bruch,
one
melody
arranged
by Ralph
Schilly, Layne Skiles, Rion with the Springfield Cardi- learned a lot about what goes
Center.
Three
Young
Artists
of
the
most
popular
works
Vaughan
Williams,
and an
Boyd and Kyler Propps and nals organization and how to on within the front office of
will
join
the
orchestra
in
confor
violin
and
orchestra.
Flutaria
from
an
Italian
opera
by
the Springfield Cardinals.
Adviser Kay Wright visited pursue them.
certo
movements
and
vocal
seist
Jessica
Baird
from
Willard
Attendee Morgan Schilly The trip also gave me an idea
all areas of the Cardinals
See ORCHESTRA on 2B
stadium, from the announc- observed of the experience, of what I would like to do in lections. The concert is under- is the junior division winwritten by the Barry-Lawrence
ers’ booth and the video pro- “The weather was perfect, the future.”
Area United Fund, expanding
duction room to the suites, our tour guide was even betopportunities for young peoindoor training facility, club- ter, and the new big screen
house and offices. Audio/ TV was the icing on the cake!
video personnel for the Car- Our trip to the Springfield
dinals demonstrated the new Cardinals is one that I will
HD video display board in keep in mind throughout
the outfield to give the group college. The internships and
Ozark Festival Orchestra finishes season
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Barry County youth bag 22 turkeys in spring season Southwest FFA members qualify for State
According to preliminary
data from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC),
young turkey hunters harvested 4,145 birds during the 2016
spring youth season, April 9
and 10. Top harvest counties
were Callaway and Franklin
with 105 birds harvested in
each, and Greene with 88 birds
harvested. Gasconade, Osage,
and Saint Clair each came in
next with 84 birds harvested.
Barry County hunters harvest-
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ed 14 adult gobblers and eight
juvenile gobblers for a total of
22 in those two days.
Young hunters checked
4,441 turkeys during last year’s
youth weekend. For more information by county on the
turkey harvest for spring youth
season, visit MDC online at extra.mdc.mo.gov/widgets/harvest_table/.
Conservation makes Missouri a great place to turkey
hunt. For more information on
the upcoming regular spring
turkey hunting season, April 18
– May 8, get a copy of the Department’s 2016 Spring Turkey
Hunting Regulations and Information booklet available where
permits are sold or go online to
the MDC Hunting section at
huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/huntingtrapping/species/turkey.
Youth and adult hunters
who harvest their first turkeys
can have the accomplishment
recognized through a special
certificate from MDC, complete with photo. Learn more at
huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/huntingtrapping/trophies-certificates/
certificates.
Hunters can brag a bit about
their harvests by posting pics
on the MDC Bragging Board at
huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/huntingtrapping/trophies-certificates/
hunting-bragging-board.
The Southwest FFA Chapter had
two contest teams qualify for state
during district competition April 2
through 5. The horse judging team
placed 10th at districts consisting
of group members Brent Anderson,
River Fields and Jacob Wolf. Hayden
Fox also placed fourth at districts in
Job Interview. The horse team is the
first horse team to qualify for state
in over 20 years. Hayden is the first
Job Interview state qualifier for the
FFA chapter.
Students will compete at state
April 20 through 22.
Hayden Fox placed fourth at districts in Job Interview.
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The Southwest horse team placed 10th at districts in Horse Judging. The team is pictured from left
to right: Jacob Wolf, River Fields and Brent Anderson.
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TRADE AND MORGAN DOLLARS
1875-S A.U. AND 1877 V.F.-25 TRADE DOLLARS – 1890-CC
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V.F., 1894-S, 1895-S V.F., 1895-S, 1896 PCGS A.U.-58, 1896-S
V.F., 1897-O X.F.,1897 UNC, 1898-S A.U.,(2)-1900 UNC, 1898
UNC, 1903 UNC AND OTHER MORGANS
HALVES – QUARTERS – DIMES
1831 A.U. CAPPED BUST HALF DOLLAR – 1855-O A.U. SEATED
LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR – 1912-S X.F., 1908-O, 1915-S BARBER
HALVES – 1917-S X.F., 1917, 1933-S, 1938-D NGC V.F.-20 1943
B.U. WALKING LIBERTY HALVES – 1892 MS-65 AND 1899 MS63 BARBER QUARTERS – 1882 X.F. SEATED LIBERTY DIME –
1905-S V.F. BARBER DIME – PARTIAL B.U. AND PROOF ROOSEVELT DIME SET – 1944 NGC MS-66 MERCURY DIME
NICKELS
(2)-1942-P TYPE 2 PCGS MS-66, (2)-1942-S PCGS MS-66 (3)1943-P PCGS MS-66,(3)-1944-S PCGS MS-66 SILVER WAR
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CROSSLET 4 STEMLESS, 1806 FINE LARGE 6 WITH STEMS
DRAPED BUST HALF CENTS – 1828 V.F. 12 STARS, 1829 X.F.,
1832 A.U, 1834 X.F. CLASSIC HEAD HALF CENTS – 1849
X.F.LARGE DATE BRAIDED HAIR LARGE CENT – ANCIENT
GREEK BRONZE COIN 400-350 B.C. CIRCA – 1792 2 SOLS
FRENCH COIN – 1612 DOUBLE TOURNOIS FRENCH COIN –
LOTS OF OTHER COINS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
PROOF AND MINT SETS ETC
OVER 150 U.S. PROOF AND MINT SETS 1963 THRU 1998
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5 DOLLAR GOLD MAPLE LEAFS – PROOF AND UNC SILVER
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GUNS
RIFLES
CUSTOM WINCHESTER MODEL 70 300 WIN MAG FANCY ENGRAVED MONTE CARLO STOCK WITH SCRIMSHAW INLAY – LIKE
NEW BROWNING GRADE II BL-22 22 S-L OR L-R - RUGER MODEL
NINETY SIX 17 HM WITH SCOPE – REMINGTON MODEL 14 35
REM CAL SER# 600XX – REMINGTON MODEL 12C 22 CAL SER#
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CARBINE – WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 22 CAL – RUGER CARBINE 44 MAG CAL – WINCHESTER MODEL 9422M XTR 22 WIN
Handel.
OFO Music Director Todd
Borgmann will also lead the
orchestra in first for the orchestra, the “Spanish Trail
Suite” march by Steven Nelson and Marshall McDonald,
shown with video, a sneak
peek at a larger work the OFO
will present next season.
Other works will offer an
international twist, with “A
Festive Prelude” by Alfred
Reed, an English melody arranged by Ralph Vaughan
Williams and the “Zacatecas”
march by Genaro Codina.
Admission to the concert
will be $10 for adults, $5 for
senior citizens and free to
students high school age and
younger.
The OFO is a community
orchestra composed of players from southwest Missouri
and nearby towns, focusing
primarily on classical music.
Rehearsals are held weekly in
Monett. The orchestra is supported by memberships, local
foundations, ads in the orchestra program book and funds
managed by the Monett Community Foundation.
MAG LAMINATED STOCK (NICE) – RUGER MODEL NINETY SIX 22
WIN MAG R.F. WITH SCOPE – RUGER MODEL L 10/22 CARBINE
22 WIN MAG R.F. – BROWNING ATD 22 L.R. – RUGER MINI 14 23
CAL WITH SCOPE – N.I.B. DPMS MODEL A-15 223-5.56 MM AR-15
– BROWNING GRADE I BL-22 22 S-L OR L-R – WHINCHESTER
MODEL 270 22 S-L OR L-R – MARLIN MODEL T-22 22 WIN MAG
WITH BULL BARREL AND SCOPE – WINCHESTER MODEL 67 22
S-L OR L-R – REMINGTON MODEL 770 30-06 CAL – WINCHESTER
MODEL 9422 XTR 22 S-L- OR L-R – RUGER MODEL NINETY SIX 22
L-R – CHINESE SKS 7.62X39 WITH TAPCO TACTICAL STOCK AND
SCOPE – SAVAGE AXIS 22-250 CAL – MARLIN MODEL 60 22 L-R –
PARA TROOPER SKS 7.62X39 WITH BAYONET – THOMPSON CENTER ARMS 54 CAL BLACK POWDER – RUGER MODEL 10/22 CARBINE 22 L-R FULL CAMO WITH REDHEAD SCOPE AND LIGHT –
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HANDGUNS
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GUARD 380 AUTO WITH INSIGHT LASER – N.I.B. RUGER LCP
380 AUTO – N.I.B. SIG SAUER P290RS 9MM PARA – GLOCK
17 9MM – BERETTA PX4 STROM 40 S+W CAL – L.N.I.B.
BERETTA MODEL U22 NEOS 22 L-R – L.N.I.B. TAURUS
MODEL 85 38 SPECIAL REVOLVER – L.N.I.B. WALTHER SP22
MI 22 L-R – N.I.B. SIG SAUER P238 380 AUTO – RUGER 22/45
MK III TARGET MODEL 22 L-R -LIKE NEW PIETTA GREAT
WESTERN II 45 LONG COLT REVOLVER – N.I.B. CHIAPPA
M9-22 22 L-R – N.I.B. TAURUS PT-22 22 L-R- TIP UP – SMITH
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HAMMER DERRINGER (UNIQUE) – HOPKINS AND ALLEN 38
CAL REVOLVER – 7 OLD MISC REVOLVERS AND DERRINGERS
Fasco Road Cassville, mo
SHOTGUNS
ITHACA DOUBLE BARREL 12 GA - WINCHESTER MODEL
1911-SL (WIDOW MAKER) 12 GA – REMINGTON MODEL 870
EXPRESS 12 GA – SAVAGE MODEL 24DL 22 L-R 410 GA O/U
– STEVENS MODEL 59A 410 GA – WINCHESTER MODEL 97
saturday, April 16
12 GA MODIFIED SER#9941XX – N.I.B. TRISTAR MODEL FX4
RAPTOR 12 GA – N.I.B. TRISTAR MODEL FRX COBRA 12 GA
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4:30
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• Bee Smoker
• 3 Metal Office Chairs
• 3 Scooters
– WINCHESTER MODEL 1893 12 GA SER#338XX – (4) OLD
Bee Smoker
3 Metal Office Chairs
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early & stay Late• 3 Scooters
• 3• • Metal Office Chairs
3 Scooters
• Bee Smoker
DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUNS
• N• ut Cracker
3 Tiffany-Style Lamps
• 1• 5 lb Boat Anchor
AMMO – RELOADING EQUIPMENT - ETC
• Nut Cracker
3 Tiffany-Style Lamps
• 15 lb Boat Anchor
• Nut Cracker
• 3• • Tiffany-Style Lamps
• ed Floor Jack
15 lb Boat Anchor
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• 78 Piece Knife Set
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ak Coffee Table & End Tables
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3 Scooters
• 7B8 Piece Knife Set
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3 Metal Office Chairs
• • ak Coffee Table & End Tables
• ed Floor Jack
• O
ak Coffee Table & End Tables
• Red Floor Jack
SPECIAL – (9)-BOXES 50 ROUNDS MATCH 45 CAL – BOX • 78 Piece Knife Set
• M
edium Tool Box with Key
• Vacuum Cleaners
• M
etal & Glass Coffee Table
• 15 lb Boat Anchor
• Nut Cracker
• 3 Tiffany-Style Lamps
WINCHESTER 38-40 – (8)-BRICKS 500 ROUNDS MATCH • Vacuum Cleaners
• acuum Cleaners
• M
etal & Glass Coffee Table
• edium Tool Box with Key
• M
Medium Tool Box with Key
• Pillows
Bak Coffee Table & End Tables
lack Table & 4 Chairs
• 2• Large Pipe Wrenches
• • Oetal & Glass Coffee Table
• M
Red Floor Jack
• V
78 Piece Knife Set
GRADE 22 L-R – (3)-BOXES 250 ROUNDS REMINGTON UMC
9MM LUGER – (3)-BOXES 250 ROUNDS REMINGTON UMC • Pillows
• 2 Large Pipe Wrenches
• B
• • BM
• • P
Villows
acuum Cleaners
• • etal & Glass Coffee Table
• 2M Large Pipe Wrenches
edium Tool Box with Key
• 3
Hand Saws
• B
oxes of Towels
C
ard Table & 4 Chairs
380 AUTO – (3)-BOXES 525 ROUNDS REMINGTON GOLDEN
• B
Pillows
• • lack Table & 4 Chairs
• 32 Hand Saws
Large Pipe Wrenches
• C
3 Hand Saws
• • oxes of Towels
• CBard Table & 4 Chairs
Sard Table & 4 Chairs
mall Oak Table & 2 Chairs
• 5• Boxes of Screw Drivers
• 10-Hole Locker System
BULLET 22 L-R – BOX 1000 ROUNDS WINCHESTER M-22 22 • Boxes of Towels
• Boxes of Towels
• mall Oak Table & 2 Chairs
Card Table & 4 Chairs
• 3 Hand Saws
L-R – (3)-BOXES WINCHESTER 222 ROUNDS 22 L-R – (3)- • 10-Hole Locker System
• S• • oses
5 Boxes of Screw Drivers
• 1
0-Hole Locker System
S
mall Oak Table & 2 Chairs
• 5
Boxes of Screw Drivers
• G
reen Metal Bakers Rack
• 9
Drawer Chest
• H
BOXES 325 ROUNDS FEDERAL 22 L-R – (8)-BOXES 100
• 10-Hole Locker System
• Small Oak Table & 2 Chairs
• 5 Boxes of Screw Drivers
• 9• Drawer Chest
• hitetail Hunter Bow
Hoses
99 Drawer Chest
• G
ROUNDS WINCHESTER HYPER VELOCITY 22 L-R – (5)- • Green Metal Bakers Rack
• W
• M• etal Flower Rack
5 Drawer Chest
• Green Metal Bakers Rack
reen Metal Bakers Rack
• • Drawer Chest
• H
Hoses
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BOXES 100 ROUNDS CCI 22 SHORT HOLLOW POINT – LOTS • Metal Flower Rack
• 5• Drawer Chest
• Whitetail Hunter Bow
• M
etal Flower Rack
• 5
Drawer Chest
• W
hitetail Hunter Bow
• M
etal Flower Rack
5
Drawer Chest
• W
hitetail Hunter Bow
• 5
Shelf Metal Rack
• D
resser with Large Top
• F
ishing Equipment
AND LOTS OF RELOADING SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT
• D
Fishing Equipment
• 55 Shelf Metal Rack
Shelf Metal Rack
• • D
• F
Fishing Equipment
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LEAD, POWDER, PRIMERS, BRASS, SCALES, PRESS AND • 5 Shelf Metal Rack
• • • D
• 2 Gray Metal Racks
2resser with Large Top
File Cabinets
• T• ackle Boxes
ETC ALL SIZES AND KINDS – (16)-METAL AMMO CANS – OLD • 2 Gray Metal Racks
• Tackle Boxes
• 2 Gray Metal Racks
• File Cabinets
2 File Cabinets
• 2
• Tackle Boxes
• 2
Gray Metal Racks
• 2
File Cabinets
• T
ackle Boxes
• N
ets • 3
-Piece Brown Wood Divider
• L
arge Sail Fish
(WESTERN) SKEET THROWER – OLD LEATHER BULL WHIP
• 3-Piece Brown Wood Divider
• L
arge Sail Fish
• Nets • Nets • L
arge Sail Fish
– METAL REMINGTON SIGN – FOCAL 20X60X60 MM ZOOM • 3-Piece Brown Wood Divider
• C
orner China Cabinet
• N
atural Gas Stove
• H
ooks, Line, Bait, Plugs
• L
arge Sail Fish
• N
ets • 3
-Piece Brown Wood Divider
• N
atural Gas Stove
• H
• C
orner China Cabinet
SPOTTING SCOPE – HOLSTERS – KNIVES - OLD CLIX
Hooks, Line, Bait, Plugs
• N
MODEL NO.3 PAPER PUNCH – TURKEY CALL – OLD RE- • Corner China Cabinet
• • Fatural Gas Stove
• H
2 Trout Lines
• C
13 Matching Chairs
• 13 Matching Chairs
Fans
ans
• 2• Trout Lines
orner China Cabinet
N
atural Gas Stove
LOADING AND GUN BOOKS
• F• R
ans
• 2 Trout Lines
• 4 Wicker-Style Chairs
ugs of Various Sizes
• 6 Rods & Reels
AUCTIONS OF ALL TYPES
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9:00 p.m.
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For More Info, Call Auctioneer:
DAVID MAST • 417-366-0198
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Rugs of Various Sizes
• • Fans
• Rose Colored Chair
• 5ugs of Various Sizes
Bicycles
• R
• 5ugs of Various Sizes
Bicycles
• 4
Wicker-Style Chairs
• R
• Matching Dresser, Chest & Regular Bed• 5 Bicycles
• M• atching Dresser, Chest & Regular Bed
• 5
Bicycles
R
ose Colored Chair
• Matching Dresser, Chest & Regular Bed
• 6 Rods & Reels
• 2 Trout Lines
• Small Porta Potty
6 Rods & Reels
• S• mall Porta Potty
• 6 Rods & Reels
Items Auctioned are Subject to Change.
• Matching Dresser, Chest & Regular Bed
Next Items
Auction
Will Be Held
Saturday,
May 14.
Auctioned
are on
Subject
to Change.
Items Auctioned
are Subject
to Change.
Consignment
hours:
NextItems
Auction
Will Be
Held
ontoSaturday,
May 14.
Auctioned
are
Subject
Change.
Saturday
SaleAuction
Day - noonWill
to ?? /Be
Monday
following
Sale - 8 a.m.
to 1014.
a.m.
Next
Held
on Saturday,
May
Consignment
hours:
sells at
p.m.
Next Auction Furniture
Will
Be Held
on6 Saturday,
May 14.
Consignment
hours:
Saturday
Salefills
Day
noon
to ??merchandise.
/ Monday following
Sale
- 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. building.
Bring your items
early - space
up-fast.
Clean
Comfortable
temperature-controlled
hours:
Saturday Sale Day - noon toConsignment
?? / Monday
following Sale - 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.
For more information call
Walt Hasler
at at
417-847-3498
or 438-0699.
Furniture
sells
6 p.m.
Saturday Sale Day - noonFurniture
to ?? / Monday
following
Sale - 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.
sells
atfacility.
6 p.m.
This Clean
is a non-smoking
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merchandise.
Comfortable temperature-controlled building.
Furniture
sells at 6 p.m. Comfortable temperature-controlled building
Bring your items early - space fills up fast. Clean
merchandise.
For more information call Walt Hasler at 417-847-3498 or 438-0699.
Bring your items
- space
fills up fast.call
Clean
merchandise.
temperature-controlled
Forearly
more
information
Walt
Hasler atComfortable
417-847-3498
or 438-0699.building.
This is a non-smoking facility.
Celebrate school
libraries April 10-16
This week, the Missouri
Association of School Librarians (MASL) joins libraries in schools, on campuses and in communities
nationwide in celebrating
National Library Week, a
time to highlight the value
of libraries, librarians and library workers.
Libraries today are more
than repositories for books
and other resources. Often
the heart of their communities, campuses or schools,
libraries are deeply committed to the places where their
patrons live, work and study.
Libraries are trusted places
where everyone in the community can gather to reconnect and reengage with each
other, to enrich and shape
the community and to address local issues.
MASL is celebrating National Library Week by advocating for Missouri school
children. Because school libraries transform lives every
day, every student deserves
access to a quality school
library program and a certified school librarian. Twenty-five separate state studies, including a 2003 study
conducted in Missouri, show
that quality school library
programs run by certified
school librarians increase
student achievement. The
impact of school librarians
and library programs is one
of the best-kept secrets in
education, and the MASL
wants to change that.
The 2016 edition of
School Libraries Work! A
Compendium of Research
Supporting the Effectiveness
of School Libraries (http://
goo.gl/Jr62qG)
presents
findings from various state
studies, highlighting statistics that show students in
schools with a full-time, certified school librarian have
higher scores on reading and
English Language Arts tests
than do students in schools
without a full-time, certified
school librarian. Moreover,
one study found that “[r]
egardless of whether there
were fewer classroom teachers schoolwide, students in
states that lost librarians
tended to have lower reading
scores—or had a slower rise
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Cassville Primary’s Most Improved Attendance for February
on standardized tests—than
those in states that gained
librarians” (Lance). Because
these studies controlled for
other variables, differences
in these test scores cannot be
explained by factors such as
school funding or students’
socioeconomic status.
A school librarian’s influence goes beyond reading.
Certified school librarians
collaborate with teachers
to provide instructional resources and activities; empower students by teaching
information literacy skills,
digital citizenship and research skills; foster an appreciation of reading and love
of literature in students; and
support the entire school Cassville Primary announced the classes with the most improved attendance for February. The winners were Ms. Goschy’s kindercommunity by providing gartners, Mrs. Allder’s first graders and Mrs. Chappell’s second
valuable professional devel- graders.
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Missouri schools and for
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Missouri students.
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achievement.
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 2016 • 9:00 A.M.
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LOCATION: 1503 S. PARk ST., AURORA, MO. (From the jct. of ElOFFERING
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BOAT • MOTORCYCLE • MOWERS • TOOLS: 1987 Sea Ray 23 ft.
Replacement Dealer & Distributor
Cabin Cruiser, 454 Merc. Cruiser stern drive w/new alt, new water pump,
need access to books, techstarter intake manifold, fly wheel & outdrive, water ready all new upper &
nology and so much more
lower gear boxes, rebuilt power trim, sitting on galvanized tandem axle trailWANTED TO LEASE BY USDA
For more information,
er w/EZ load rollers • 1999 fully loaded BMW LC1200 Series motorcycle
visit http://missourischool- The US Dept. of Agriculture in Barry County, City of Cass- w/Voyager BMW side wheel kit (3 wheeler) w/power windshield, heated
librariestransform.weebly. ville, MO, seeks to lease 2,400 – 2,760, NTE 3,174 RSF handle grips, extra side lights w/only 57,692 miles, extra nice. Note: boat
and motorcycle sell with confirmation. • Riding lawn mower, 5 speed shift
office with 36 parking spaces for a term of 10 years.
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on the go, 12½ hp, 38” cut, • 5 ft. x 8 ft. all metal 2 wheel trailer w/drive on
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To be considered, space offered must be located within
the following delineated area: East: AT FR 2150 north
of Cassville at HWY 37, East to FR 1145, South to FR
2200, to HWY 112, to HWY AA to FR 2210 to HWY 37,
south of Cassville; South: From FR2200, west to Horner
Road to Route 112; to FR 2205; to FR 1120; to FR 2200; to
Route 37, southwest to FR2195; to FR 1085; to FR 2191; to
FR1082; to FR 2190; to FR1075; to Maple Street; to Front
Street; to Snooks Road/FR2182; to FR1065; to Route 76;
West: At Route 76 to FR2165; North: West from 2195,
north along Arkansas Missouri Rail Road to FR 2150 East
to HWY 37. A copy of the delineated area map and further
information can be located at www.FBO.gov .
Offered space must meet Government requirements for fire
safety, accessibility, seismic, and sustainability standards.
A fully service lease is required. Proposed building, including parking areas shall not be located within 30-feet of a
100-year flood plain.
Sale Every Saturday - EXETER, MO
Main Office • 417-835-3000
Junior Galyen • 417-846-7373
Bob Sorensen • 417-847-7622
Rob Sorensen • 417-846-3733
Expressions of Interest due by 4:30 p.m. Eastern,
04/29/2016.
Send Expressions of Interest to:
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th - 11 AM
Cappy Harris, Broker, Cappy Harris Realtors
1300 Old Exeter Road
Cassville, MO 65625
P: (417)846-1144
C: (417)342-9239
Email: [email protected]
Field Representatives:
Rusty Stone - Auctioneer 417-847-7237
Dayne Galyen Kevin Ruddick Jeff Sorensen
417-846-7775 479-790-9272 417-342-9667
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Selling:
Cattle, Sheep, Goats & Hogs
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end gate, nice trailer • 2 Stihl gas weed eaters • Gas hedge trimmer • Gas
lawn blower • Electric power washer • Large lot lawn & garden tools • Hand
& carpenter tools • Concrete birdbath • Antique wood stove
GUN • FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD COLLECTIBLES: Mossberg 20 ga. shotgun w/extra barrel, case, & box shells • 2 Waltham pocket
watches • 20 old pocket knives including Bucks, Old Timers, Schrade, &
others • Hunting knife • Mickey Mantle book signed & pocket knife • 1946
Rep Cardinal watch, bobble heads, & other items • Coca Cola round table
& 4 chairs, nice • Coca Cola cabinet, cookie jar, glasses, cups, lunch box,
figurines, bottles, calendars, trays & other items • Antique secretary desk,
real old & nice • Nice coffee & end table • Real nice dining table w/2 leaves,
8 chairs, & matching hutch • Roll top desk • Breakfast table & 3 chairs •
Brown & blue recliner • 2 oak bar stools • Double dresser & 2 night stands,
nice • Entertainment center & TV • Toshiba flat screen TV •Kirby sweeper
• Dirt Devil & Bissell sweeper • Floral couch • Old 45 RPM records, one is
Elvis • Large Amana double door refrigerator w/ice maker, nice • 6 pc. patio
set, nice • 2 quilts, afghans • Kitchen Aid mixer & attachments • 12 pc. set
Pfaltzgraff dishes • Several silver plated pcs. • Several glass platters • 11
assorted beer steins • Pitcher & 8 glasses • Pitcher & 6 glasses • Creamer
& sugar, teapot, 4 cups & saucers from Germany • Electrical kitchen appliances • Corning Ware dishes • Lots & lots of other items not listed. To see
complete l List go to web page
sALE PROCEDURE: Sale starts with small household items with boat,
motorcycle & trailer at 11:30 a.m. with real estate at noon, then furniture.
TERMs: CASH or good CHECK. Not Responsible for Loss or Accidents Positive Picture I.D. Required. Statements Sale Day Take Precedence
Over Printed Material
Rosemary Henderson & Neighbor, Owners
McKNIGHT AUCTION COMPANY, LLC
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Ralph McKnight
Dwight Crume
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Verona, MO • (417) 498-6662 • 354-2925
HYPERLINK “http://www.mcknightauctionco.com” www.mcknightauctionco.com
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Cassville FCCLA competes in Regionals
Cassville High School
Students of the Quarter
Jena Hilburn, Cassville senior, was selected as one of the Elks
Lodge of Holiday Island, Ark., Students of the Quarter. Hilburn is the daughter of Jerry and Sundra Hilburn, of Cassville. Hilburn is pictured above with Elks Lodge representative Ken Brown.
The Cassville FCCLA competed in a regional competition. Multiple members earned medals and are advancing to State competition. Medal earners are: Savannah Lawrence and Brittney Nowak, gold medal in Focus on Children Senior for their project teaching elementary students about the importance of healthy teeth; Laura Stringer and Emily Sink, gold medal in Naitonal Programs in
Action Senior for their project teaching middle school students about the benefits of eating dinner with family; RJ Elliott, gold medal
in Sports Nutrition Senior for a project developing a workout regiment and diet plan to prepare athletes for powerlifting competitions; Katie Stockton, gold medal in Illustrated Talk Junior for a presentation about etiquette and common cultural practices from
across the world; Kaylyn Bryant, gold medal in Tech and Train Senior for researching and job shadowing in the elementary classroom and preparing and teaching a lesson to first grade students
on healthy eating and making healthy food choices; and Coleman
Hoppes, silver medal in FCCLA Knowledge Test Senior.
TUESDAY, APRIL 19th, 2016 - 9:00 AM
Medal earners are pictured above, from left to right, in the
LOCATION: 2315 FR 2295, SELIGMAN, MO
front
row: Brittney Nowak, Laura Stringer and Emily Sink. Back
DIRECTIONS: From Washburn, Mo. at the Hwy. 90 & 37 Junction
row:
Savannah
Lawrence, Kaylyn Bryant, RJ Elliott and Kaitlyn
take Hwy. 90 West 5.8 miles to NN Hwy. turn south and go 4.5 miles to FR
2295 then east 1.2 miles to auction OR from Seligman, Mo. at the Junc- Stockton. Not pictured: Coleman Hoppes.
PUBLIC AUCTION
tions of Hwy. 37, 112 & DD take DD West 6.5 miles to FR 2295 then 1.2
miles west on 2295.
WATCH FOR EDENS & HODGES AUCTION TODAY SIGNS.
AUCTION HELD INSIDE BUILDING
Food Service & Restrooms Available
TRAILERS-BULL DOZER-UTV: WW 16’ Gooseneck stock trailer,
metal top, covered nose, escape door, good trailer. 16’ Tandam axel trailer
w/ramps, converted to round bale hauler. 1960’s Chevy pickup bed trailer,
used for fencing trailer. Allis Chalmers HKII bull dozer, 6 cyl diesel engine,
blade and tree pusher, brush cab. Sportsman 1000 XLT 4 wheel UTV w/
dump bed, made by Koyker Mfg. Co.
TRACTORS-MACHINERY: 2008 New Holland TD80D diesel cab
tractor, 80 HP, 362 hours, like new condition, always kept inside. 1986
Zetor 8320 cab tractor, diesel, front weights, good rubber, always shedded.
Vermeer Rebel 5400 round baler w/controls, Accu-Tie, great condition,
always shedded. Ford New Holland Tedder. Kuhn GMD 700 9’ disk mower.
Massey Ferguson 7’ sickle mower. New Holland 260 right hand rake w/
dolly wheels. New Holland 258 left hand rake w/dolly wheels. New Holland twin rake dolly. Ford 7’ reversible blade. 3 pt hydraulic bale unroller
w/cylinder. 3 pt post hold auger. 6’ 3PT landscape or rock rake used 1 time.
United Farm Tools, no till sod drill w/acre meter, Model GD80PT, always
shedded. 3 pt 9 tooth field digger. Ant. Montgomery Ward dump rake. Ant.
stationary type horse powered baler, very old. (2) 3 pt bale spikes. 3 pt ball
hitch trailer mover. 3 pt boom sprayer, PTO powered, 150 gal tank. Howse
10’6” Bush Hog. 3 pt sub soiler. H,D. drag.
LIVESTOCK EQUIP.-FARM & SHOP ITEMS: Blue Mule headgate
w/palpation cage & drop down gate. (6) 16’ welded wire panels. (5) poly
lined feed bunks. 3 wick type cattle oilers. Calf puller. (4) 12 volt sprayers.
Lot misc. fencing items such as post, wire, etc. (5) Parmak fence chargers,
3 are solar. Homelite 4400 watt generator. Craftsman 5HP rear tiller. Mantis
tiller w/Honda engine. Front tine tiller. HD 2 wheel dolly. New welding bottle
cart. 60,000# shop press. Log chains. 3.5 HP gas engine cement mixer. New
cable. Ant. C.L. Berger transit & tripod. Roof top ventilator turbines. Lot
misc. shop tools & equipment. Crossover tool box. Misc. cattle equipment &
supplies. Scrap metal. (2) 10’ corral panels. (3) 12’ metal gates. Weedeaters.
Small lot 2”x4’, 2”x6” & 4”x4” treated lumber. Chainsaws. Lot misc. pipe,
thin wall tubing & all thread. Elec boxes.
HAY: 80 round bales, fall cutting 2014 mixed grass hay.
OLDIES-COLLECTABLES: Galvanized bath tub. 5 or more very
good antique clocks, various designs & makes. Wooden chicken coop.
Sewing machine. Basetable w/metal top. Misc. ornamental iron. (2) 2 man
crosscut saws. Metal Cola cooler. Old whiskey barrel. Canadian Goose
decoys. Childs red wagon.
FURNITURE-HOUSEHOLD-MISC.: Oak dining table & 6 chairs
by House of Oak (from Monett). Oak curved front curio cabinet. Matching
leather sofa & love seat, recliners in both ends of each, sofa has massagers
in both ends, excellent quality & condition. Small oak entertainment center.
Rock house ant. ice box. Sears refrigerator. Christmas items. Antique oak
table w/3 leaves. Several pcs asst. exercise equipment. Drafting table &
chair. Recliner. Paint ball set. Driveway warning set, new. Tom Tom GPS
system. Butler table, rough. Picnic basket & other wicker baskets. Heywood
Wakefield table. Penny’s meat slicer. Yard wind mill. Many other household
related items.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: The Vanzandt’s are selling their farm and
moving to smaller home. Great selection in all categories. Machinery &
tractors are field ready! Lots more by sale day as many items not sorted at
listing time. Majority of auction can be held inside in case of rain. See you
Tuesday, April 19, 2016, at 9:00 AM.
TERMS: Cash. No property removed until settled for. Not responsible
for accidents, sickness or loss of articles. Current & positive pictured ID
required of all buyers to acquire buyers number. Bank letter of credit required
by anyone not known by auctioneers. Everything is being sold as is where
is, no guarantees expressed or implied. Statements sale day supersede all
printed material.
Edgar & Betty Vanzandt
STEVE HODGES
AURORA, MO
417-894-1070
417-678-4733
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CASSVILLE, MO
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417-847-2480
417-342-2664
Dylan Klewer, Cassville senior, was selected as one of the
Elks Lodge of Holiday Island, Ark., Students of the Quarter.
Klewer is the son of Joe Klewer, of Cassville, and Angela Periman, of Cassville. Klewer is pictured above with Cassville
High School principal Jeff Swadley.
STARTING A RABBITRY?
Carry Out or Eat In
847-5808
Tues.-Thurs. • 11:00 - 8:00
Fri. & Sat. • 11:00 - 8:30
Hwy. 112 South • Cassville, MO
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(417) 574-6159
*We sell Rabbit meat, too!* manure for a fee.
Conveniently located in Aurora (Jenkins/madry area)
LOSACK FARM AUCTION
SATURDAY, APRIL 16 , 2016 • 10 AM
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LOCATION: 19366 LAWRENCE 1120, VERONA, MO. or 5 miles
north of US Bus. Hwy. 60 (east of Monett) on Hwy. W, then east 1 mile
past Spring River Salvage to FR 1120, then south 1/2 mile or 2 miles east of
Freistatt, Mo., to Hwy. W, then south 1 miles, then east 1 mile.
SIGNS POSTED • LUNCH RESTROOMS
REASON FOR AUCTION: Retiring after 40 years of dairying.
TRACTORS-FARM MACHINERY-GENERATOR-ETC.: White 2,
105-2WD cab tractor w/suitcase weights. Oliver 1750 gas tractor w/loader
& bucket. 1994 Ford F-150 4x4 pickup w/auto trans. Gen Power 25/60 KW
PTO generator w/trailer (used 1 time & like new). Farmall Super H tractor.
JD 450 Hydrapush manure spreader. 12T hvy wagon running gear w/20’ rg
rnd bale rack. Vermeer 504 Super I 4’x5’ round baler w/twine tie. Tucker
wheels & bale kicker, new chains & sprockets in 2015. JD 926 10’ 6’” Flail
Mo. Co. Vermeer WR-20-8 whl V-rake. NI pull type sickle mower w/11’
bar. NH 56 bar rake. IH 14 pole grain drill. Inglove built 8’x20’ gooseneck
flatbed trailer w/pull out ramps & 2-7000k axles. Inglove built 3’x10’ hvy
water filled field roller. 7’x14’ farm wagon. Polaris 2WD Trail Boss ATV. 3
bu. clover seeder. 2 - 300 gal. fuel tanks on stands.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT & FARM RELATED ITEMS: Mueller 750
gal. stainless milk tank w/cooling unit. Mueller Matic tank washer. 4 Surge
milker units w/vacuum pump & lines. 2 Fresh Cow stainless buckets. Double
stainless wash vat. Dairy barn supplies including pre & Post dip, etc. 7 ton
bulk feed bin w/flex auger. ABS straw heater. Cow kicker. 8’x10’ galv calf
hutch. 250 & 100 gal. propane tanks. LB white propane heater. Squeeze chute
w/newer orbit head gate. 9 - 8’x60” hvy duty corral panels. 10 - 12’ portable
corral panels. Sev. 10’-14’ farm gates. Hvy duty livestock head gate. Round
bale feeders. 200 gal. lick tank. 2 fiberglass calf chutes. 11’ poly feed bunks.
50 - 5’x5’ net wrap mixed grass round bale hay. 6’ wooden mineral feeder.
6’ rnd stock tank. Wagon chassis. Bale spike w/winch for GN hitch. 8 - 4’x4’
welding table. 2 whl lawn trailer.
FARM PRIMITIVE & ANTIQUES: Horse drawn 1-cow cultivator.
Ant. wooden carpenter’s toolbox. 2 - 1 gal kerosene jars. Ant. ice saw. Ant.
pump jack. Red globe lantern . 2 metal impl seats. Brass knob hames w/collar. Kerosene lantern. Fishing poles. Ant. spotlight. Ant. band saw. 10’ wood
shelving. Sears air compressor. Radial arm saw. Wood jointer. Fiberglass
shower stall. New lavatory. Plus 2-3 trailer loads of tools & misc.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Make plans to attend the Losack Farm Auction. Don’t miss it!
TO VIEW ENTIRE SALE BILL & PICTURES, GO TO
www.AuctionArrows.com
TERMS: Cash. Photo ID required to register. Buyers unknown to owners
or Auction Service must furnish a current bank referral. Addressed to Knaust
Auction Service if paying by check. Not responsible for accidents or loss.
Statements sale day take precedence over all printed material.
Owners, Mr. & Mrs. Jess Losack
KNAUST AUCTION SERVICE
MONETT, MO
KENNETH KNAUST, Auctioneer/Realtor
417-235-4873 Cell 417-235-6141 Office
Raising Rabbits for personal consumption?
BuRvAl FARmS has a very impressive Rabbit Stock.
We are proud to present A very large Breed of
Flemish Giant - Californian - New Zealand mix
A very desirable Meat Rabbit.
Call for appointment or order
Always Dedicated to Low Prices
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- - ESTATE AUCTION - MONDAY, APRIL 18th, 2016 • 4:30 PM
LOCATION: STANDLEY AUCTION CENTER, Old Town Center
#3 Shell Knob, Mo. 65747. From Bridgeway Plaza go north on Hwy. 39 3/4
mile to FR 1240, turn west (SK Elementary School) go 1/2 block to auction.
Signs posted on Auction Day.
Estate plus added items will include:
LAWN & GARAGE: John Deere 118 riding lawn tractor 17 hp w/48”
cut runs good, mows great, hood hinge is broken, seat has some cracks. Pull
behind 25 gal broadcast sprayer tank on trailer frame, spray boom approx.
44”. Coleman 4500 watt generator in rolling cage. Golf clubs. 10” table saw
on work bench. Habd tools. Asst. electric power tools. John Deere 117 riding
lawn tractor, need repair, not currently running. Misc. garage clutter & such.
FURNITURE: Dark oak dining table w/4 leaves, 6 padded seat chairs.
Matching lighted china cabinet w/glass shelves. Maple dining table w/2
chairs. Oak 5 drawer chest, matching oak twin beds w/rails & slats. Walnut
mid century dresser, 3 dwrs. Dark knotty pine bdrm set includes, 7 dwr dresser
w/mirror hutch top, hi-boy chest, cannon ball full/queen bed w/rails & pair of
nite stands. Maple 8 gun wood gun cabinet, glass door. Bomber suede dark
Broen recliner. Burgundy leather recliner. Broen mixed chenille elec power
recliner approx 5 months old. Pillow top queen mattress set. Tall oak kitchen
storage pantry. 16 mo old Whirlpool stack washer & dryer, looks new. Gold
electric dryer. Speed Queen washer. Oak full size bed w/rails. Antique walnut
full bed w/wooden rails. Antique dome top small/med size trunk.
SMALLS-COLLECTIBLES-EVERYDAY-KITCHEN: Red globe
Bell System barn lantern. Other barn lanterns, some w/colored globes. Horse
hames. Small min/Shelten Pony team harness system. Farm primitives.
Antique hand tools. Asst crocks & crock wares. Pyrex & FireKing baking &
mixing kitchen items. Asst metal baking pans. Flatware, utensils, tea & drinking glasses. Dishes & dish sets. Asst cast iron. Asst Home Interior pictures.
Wall decor. Antique oil lamps. Tons of interesting collectibles.
HUGE AMOUNT: Outdoor box, lots approx 75 boxes of misc. flea
market, garage, kitchen wares collectibles, baseball cards, comic books. Old
posters, primitives, antiques, deer heads & antlers, hunting, fishing, u name
it, it’s here....sold by the box full.....!
Pictures at AuctionZip.com ID 33768
TERMS OF AUCTION: Sold as is to highest bidder. All items must be
removed the day of sale or make special arrangements with seller. Not responsible for lost or stolen items, sickness, accidents or injuries. Announcements
day of say supersede all printed material. Payment via cash, good check, 4
major credit cards accepted. By registering for bidder number you agree to
these terms.
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• ANTIQUES • HOUSEHOLD • FARM • ESTATE
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Arvest collecting for
1 Million Meals campaign
Arvest Bank’s 1 Million
Meals initiative challenges
bank associates, customers
and community members
to participate in fundraising
efforts and nonperishable
food drives to fight hunger
in the more than 120 communities the bank serves.
The initiative is needed, as
the Food Research & Action
Center (FRAC) reports 17
percent of American households surveyed in 2014 reported food hardship, or
not having adequate funds
to provide enough food for
their family.
Arvest is conducting
its annual initiative in the
spring this year rather than
its traditional fall timeframe due largely to the fact
food banks report an increased need for food items
in the summer, when many
children do not have the
benefit of eating meals at
the schools they attend. In
2013, for example, the number of Missouri free and
reduced-price students who
participated in the National
School Lunch Program was
less than 3 percent of the
number who participated
in the program during the
2013-2014 school year, according to the FRAC. Donations to food banks also
tend to be lower in the
spring and summer than at
other times of the year.
Arvest Bank kicked off
the two-month, bank-wide
effort to provide at least one
million meals to local, hungry families today, and it
will continue through May
28. The initiative will conclude during the first two
full weeks of June, when
donations are presented to
69 local organizations who
feed the hungry in their
communities.
Arvest Bank has part-
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nered with the Cassville
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in Shell Knob for the duration of the initiative. All
donations received will go
to these two organizations
to provide meals to local,
hungry families. Cassville
and Shell Knob residents
can participate in 1 Million Meals by dropping off
nonperishable food items
or making monetary donations at the Arvest branches
in Cassville and Shell Knob
or calling (866) 952-9523.
Every dollar raised through
1 Million Meals provides
the equivalent of five meals
for those in need.
“Our associates are excited to kick off our sixth
annual 1 Million Meals
campaign,” said Mark Davis, Arvest Community
Bank president in Cassville
and Shell Knob. “We are
looking forward to joining
with our customers and the
community in an effort to
fight hunger at a local level.
“The donations we raise
in Cassville will benefit the
Cassville Community Food
Pantry and in Shell Knob
will benefit The Alliance
of Churches Food Pantry.
The donations will provide
help in the summer, a time
when many children go
without meals they might
normally receive at school.
It’s a privilege for Arvest
Bank to help these two fine
organizations during a time
of year that has been a challenge for fundraising and
providing meals to families
in need.”
Each of Arvest Bank’s 69
recipient organizations was
selected on a local basis.
For more information
about 1 Million Meals, visit
arvest.com/millionmeals.
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Purdy business students compete in Crowder contest
Twenty-two Purdy High School business students competed at the annual Crowder Business Contest, held at the Neosho
Crowder Campus on Wednesday, March 30. The Purdy students competed against 25 other schools. Over 550 students registered for the competition.
The Purdy delegation brought home Division II team trophies in Advanced Keyboarding and Office Procedures. Individual competitors earning accolades included Morgan Schilly, first place in Advanced Keyboarding, with a speed of 74 words
per minute; Mikala Fletcher, first place in Office Procedures; Kaden Propps, second place in Impromptu Speaking; Gannon
Clevenger, second place in Personal Finance; and Andrea Humphrey, third place in Office Procedures. Purdy High School
business students compete under the guidance of Adviser Kay Wright.
The Purdy High School competitors are pictured from left to right. Front row: Andrea Humphrey, Mikala Fletcher, Gannon Clevenger, Kaden Propps and Morgan Schilly. Second row: Abby Parsons, Skylar Lakey, Breanna Keeler, Umar Akhtar
and Courtney White. Third row: Ashton Young, Cailyn Spears, Kyler Propps, Savannah Bradt, Colby Body and Adam Humphrey. Back row: Layne Skiles, Emily Webb, Joby Young, Zoe
Brown, Rion Boyd and Hannah White.
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Macedonia Free Will
Baptist Church
Located outside of Purdy, Missouri
At the intersection of Farm Roads 1100 & 2060
April 17-20
SUN 11:00 am & 6 pm
MON - WED 7 pm
Choir Singing / Hymn Book Singing and
Special Music Each Service
Pastor Lee Neill and the congregation of Macedonia Free Will
Baptist invite you to be there for these services. Please join us in
prayer for these meetings that the lost would be saved,
and Christians would be renewed.
Invite your family & friends!
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Hummingbird migration begins
The Missouri Department
of
Conservation
(MDC) encourages people to discover nature this
spring by learning about the
ruby-throated
hummingbird. Missourians will be
seeing this delightful bird
this time of year a lot more
now due to migration. In an
average year, ruby-throated
hummingbirds arrive in
Missouri around early to
mid-April.
“Hummingbird
migration all depends on
the weather,” MDC Wildlife Ecologist Brad Jacobs
said. “This year’s migration should be about average for hummingbirds and
they should be increasing in
numbers over the month of
April.”
Jacobs noted a great website map from hummingbirds.net to visit to see when
and where hummingbirds
are migrating: http://bit.
ly/1cCTWae. The hummingbird migration map shows
locations of where rubythroated
hummingbirds
have been spotted already
this year in North America.
The website allows visitors
to help out with this by entering the dates and exact
locations where people have
spotted hummingbirds.
Just like most birds,
hummingbirds typically migrate south in early fall and
migrate back north in the
spring.
“Our
hummingbirds
begin their southward migration in mid-August
and most are gone by early
October,” Jacobs said. “A
few overwinter in extreme
southern coastal states, with
most wintering from southern Mexico to Costa Rica.
Migration means some of
them fly nonstop for 600
miles from the Gulf coast of
the U.S. to the Yucatan Peninsula over the Gulf of Mexico. The often lose half their
body weight during this
trans-Gulf, 24-hour flight.”
Early spring migrant
hummingbirds in Missouri
rely on sap oozing from
sapsucker-drilled
holes
and insects for food. With
warmer weather they soon
will switch to eating nectar
from many different kinds of
Scott Tech students get hands-on experience
flowers later in spring, which
gives them energy needed to
catch insects all day long to
feed their young.
Hummingbirds are more
than just a delight to watch
flying around, they also play
a very important part in our
ecosystem.
“Hummingbirds are important pollinators for many
species of plants that require
just such a long-billed pollinator,” Jacobs said. “Because
of their small size, hummingbirds also risk ending
up as food for many predators such as large insects,
spiders, birds and frogs.”
Hummingbirds are summer residents throughout the state either around
nectar
feeders
outside
homes and in parks and
gardens.
Hummingbirds
nest in wooded areas, and
are frequently observed
near forests, and streams.
Learn more about the rubythroated hummingbird from
MDC’s Field Guide at http://
on.mo.gov/1q0h7To.
To see video of the hummingbirds visit MDC’s
website at http://on.mo.
gov/1UGKR4U.
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RESIDENTIAL
60048878
RESIDENTIAL
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FENCED
BACK YARD, storm shelter, storage building, rural water with this 3 bed-
$79,900
$59,900
rooms, 2 baths, mobile.
60047306 - This home
comes with a 26’x35’ m/l
combination workshop/
garage. 3 bedrooms, 1
bath, on almost 1/2 acre
of land. In-ground storm
shelter.
$149,900
60045925 - Just outside
city limits. 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, office. Appliances stay. 3-car detached
garage. Chain link fence.
Road on 2 sides.
$119,900
60034207 - Large square
footage with newer updates in & out. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Beautiful maple cabinets.
Family room. Metal roof.
30’x50’ m/l slab for a
shop.
$42,000
$125,000
$189,900
$385,000
60043470 - 2 bedrooms,
1 bath, home in quiet
neighborhood.
Newer
windows, newer roof,
newer central air conditioning & heat. New
privacy fence.
60022184 - ALL BRICK
HOME with 4 bedrooms,
3 baths. Open floor plan.
Screened and covered
deck. Chain link fence.
Nice lot with city water.
60045504 - 3 bedrooms
on 4.5 acres m/l. New
heat pump and a/c,
newer roof, newer windows, updated thru-out.
40’x50’ shop with heat
& a/c. 40’x40’ storage
building. A car man’s
dream.
60037176 - LOG HOME
ON THE LAKE. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Beautiful kitchen. View of the
lake from all 3 levels.
30’x40’ car/boat storage.
$119,900
60043215 - GREAT VACATION OR YEAR-ROUND
HOME. Just a couple
miles from Roaring River
State Park. Ch/a & a freestanding woodstove---if
you just want to take the
chill off a cool morning.
$180,000
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.
$119,000
$145,000
$260,000
$159,900
$119,900
$139,900
$125,000
$49,900
60043889 - COME SEE
THIS 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
home. Open living and
dining area with beautiful laminate floors. John
Deere room.
60017022 - BRICK, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, home in
quiet established neighborhood. Work shop and
chain link fence.
60020507 - BEAUTIFUL
FULL BRICK RANCH
on 10 acres m/l. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. 1/2
walkout
basement.
Large shop building.
HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Extra large covered
deck. Large fenced back
yard. 2-car garage plus a
detached 1-car garage &
carport.
60046203 - TROUT FISHING CLOSE BY. Let us
show you this 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, with
walkout basement, pantry and office.
60045210 - OPEN FLOOR
PLAN. Large living room,
dining room, kitchen. 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths.
3-car carport. 32’x40’
metal shop building.
60042719 - 7.9 acres m/l
with live spring. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, home.
Vinyl siding, metal roof,
appliances stay. Paved
road.
60026769 - 2 bedrooms,
1 bath, home. Close to
school has been updated
with newer wiring, newer
paint inside & out, newer
plumbing. Large yard.
Owner/agent.
RESIDENTIAL
RESIDENTIAL
60042852 - 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, craftsman-style
home. Wood floors,
granite counter tops,
stainless
appliances,
walk-in shower. Saferoom inside home. Chain
link fenced back yard.
3.5 acres m/l.
$188,500
60030806 - All city utilities with newer metal
roof and newer a/c and
water heater. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Covered
deck & porch.
$109,900
60047709 - VERY NICE
10 ACRES M/L with brick
home. Large pond, 1
bedroom apartment with
property. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. Most appliances
transfer.
$219,900
60049125 - BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED with a
front lawn that looks like
a park. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, home and 30’x40’
shop building.
$98,000
$29,900
60041303 - Close to
school.
Great rental
house or starter home.
All city utilities on 3 lot.
Detached garage and
located on a dead end
street.
$239,000
60037881 - 4 bedrooms,
2 baths, home on 10
acres m/l with lots of potential. Several buildings
and a pond. Call for appointment.
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$109,000
60013497 - PRICE REDUCED! 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, home. Looks
like new inside and out.
Central heat and air conditioning.
$136,000
60047312 - GREAT BIG
YARD in a quiet neighborhood. 3 full baths &
3 bedrooms. 2-car attached garage and a nice
storage building for your
mower & toys.
“PRICE
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WE NEED YOUR LISTING
$125,000
$84,900
60029912 - CLOSE TO
Walmart and no restrictions on this 2.5 acres
m/l. 3 bedrooms, 1.5
baths, 2-car garage.
Workshop. RV pad.
60022823 - WORKSHOP
with nice 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, home with all city
utilities. 2-car garage.
Nice lot. Sunroom. Central heat & air.
$449,900
60049088 - ALMOST AN
ESTATE! 5 bedrooms,
5 baths, 3-levels of living over 7500 sq ft. 2
geothermal heat and a/c
units. 30’x40’ detached
garage. Poured driveway.
$97,900
60013624 - NEAT, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, home
with walkout basement,
Cassville Schools. 10
acres m/l fenced for
cattle. Central h/a with
backup wood stove.
$145,000
60036223 - BRICK &
VINYL, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, home in Wildwood
Estates. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, hardwood floors,
stainless appliances. All
city utilities.
$78,000
60030445 - 4 bedrooms,
2 baths, home close to
downtown. Chain link
fenced back yard. Central heat & a/c. Garage &
carport.
$59,900
60013656 - UPDATED
HOME. 2 bedrooms, 1
bath, home with newer
windows, roof, & central
h/a.
$125,900
60045263 - COUNTRY
CHARMER on the edge
of the Washburn Prairie.
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths,
with a full finished walkout basement. 2 acres
m/l.
$184,900
60037721 - LIVING ON
THE CREEK. Sits on
bluff overlooking Flat
Creek; not far from town.
3 bedrooms, 3 baths,
decks on 2 levels. 2-car
detached garage.
$10,000
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.
$49,900
60046889 - 10 ACRES
M/L just off east Thirteenth Street. Level to
rolling with beautiful
building location.
In
Cassville city limits.
Some mature trees on
the acreage.
$16,700
60039440 - 1.5 lots in
Wildwood Estates. This
is one of the last building
lots left in this subdivision. Perfect for a walkout basement.
VACANT LAND / LOTS
60022033 -
$27,000
30 ACRES
M/L TIMBER. Great hunting land with home site
on property. Electricity
$59,900
$19,900
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$99,900
60014840 - NEWER SUBDIVISION. All lots have
beautiful views, electricity, city water and city
sewer on each lot ready
and waiting. Paved city
streets.
Close to
teenth Street.
$53,000
$29,900
$13,500
60014939 - Lot available
in Cassville with all utilities. Close to shopping
and churches. Lot is
ready to build on.
EAGLE
$69,900
ter. Electricity available.
$39,900
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LAKE FRONT
LOT. 1/2 ACRE M/L.
tially fenced. Rural wa-
school and parks. Thir-
$29,000
BLUFF.
VILLE. 7.2 acres m/l par-
Rolling 4.6
acres m/l.
60015025 - PART INSIDE
CITY LIMITS, PART IS
RURAL. 18 acres m/l to
build your dream home.
You also get a pond and
a barn.
60047388
60014850 - NEAR CASS-
60014934 - PRICE REDUCED!
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.
60043757 - GREAT
BUILDING SITES OR
HUNTING LAND. 12.5
acres m/l.
1 pond.
Close to the lake. Easy
access.
60048185 - NICE, QUIET
NEIGHBORHOOD
is
ready for your new
home. Would work
good for a walkout
basement.
Lots
of
shade trees.
$35,000
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PRICE
$59,900
$59,900
$119,900
$175,000
60014889 - COMMERCIAL
LOT in Monett. .88 acre
m/l. City utilities. Just
off State Hwy 60. CLose
to Super Center & Lowe’s.
Several fast food operations close by.
60023953 - PRICE REDUCED! GREAT BUILDING FOR A SMALL BUSINESS. Located on State
Hwy 37. Includes 15-unit
storage building with income potential.
60029045 - IN CASSVILLE,
WEST OF BOWLING ALLEY. Building just painted,
new heat/air, and roof. Excellent beauty salon, etc.
GREAT
10 acres m/l. Road on
$55,000
$299,900
Four Seasons Real Estate
60014760 - DOWNTOWN
on Seventh Street. Corner,
brick building with over
2500 sq ft of commercial
space. Display window,
showroom, & heat and air.
60017810 - BUSY SMALL
TOWN CAR WASH.
3
bays; 1 automatic & 2
handwash bays. 2 vacuum
cleaner bays. Hot water
wash. Newer equipment.
Vending machines & coin
changer.
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BUILDING SITES on this
two sides of property.
farms
COMMERCIAL
$49,000
60042888
60042877 - Build your
dream home on this 10
acres m/l. Live water on
property.
Jack Nickols Jean Nickols Larry Daniels
Lea Hill
Bill Hill
Cindy Carr
Broker
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$185,000
60032753 - CLOSE TO
TABLE ROCK LAKE! 93
acres m/l with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, home.
2-car detached garage.
Private well.
60033781 - 4 bedrooms,
2 baths. Several outbuildings. Great 18 acres
m/l of pasture, fenced
and cross fenced. Good
pond. Paved road.
$144,000
BUILDING SITE with
pasture for livestock.
37 acres m/l with paved
road frontage. Great location. Close to the lake.
$350,000
60048640 - 158 acres m/l
working cattle farm. Lots
of ponds, good fencing,
several
outbuildings,
working pens, and 3 bedroom home.
$280,000
60034024
WORKING CATTLE LAND. 80
acres m/l. Includes barn,
ponds, electric cattle waterers.
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FOR SALE
• VINTAGE STYLE
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several colors to pick from
$9.00
• MONTANA WEST BRAND
PURSES AND WALLETS
50% or more off of
suggested retail price
• LOCAL RAW HONEY
Two Sisters Flea Market
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MTD 42” rider 16.5
commercial Briggs
$425.00. Stihl proessional
blower Bg8s $165.00.
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new hrs M-Tues call, W-Sat 9-5
Farm Road 1040, Exeter
• 2004 Vermeer 5x5 round
baler with monitor, always
kept inside, baled about
2000 bales.
• Like new, 2009 WW stock
trailer, very few miles
• Red disk bine, 9 ft.
• New Idea 5209 Massey
Ferguson Sq. baler.
• 16 foot Tedder
• 3 New Holland hay rakes
• Tractor Sprayer, 110 gal.
tank needs some work
• 15 pieces used metal
roofing
• 5 Antique Aluminum milk
pails.
• 50 net-wrapped 4x6 hay
bales $20.00 each
• 50 5x5 hay bales
$10.00 each.
FOR SALE
3500 Coleman Power mate
generator $300. • Gable mounted
attic fan, vents 2300 sf, automatic
thermostat and humidistat new $90
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STORM
SHELTERS
FOR SALE
Reinforced concrete
with warranty.
In-ground and above ground.
HARRIS EXCAVATION
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cell 236-2255
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2003 Coleman Utah pop up
camper: Slide out, Airconditioning, furnace, hot
water tank, two king-size
beds, couch also makes into
a bed, and table can be
made into bed, stove,
refrigerator,
also a stove that hooks on
the outside.
Lots of storage space.
Asking price is $4500
call 417-835-3222 (h)
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FOR SALE
• Cast iron and vinyl patio
chairs, good shape
2 for $59.00, 6 total
• Potting bench garden
decor $89.00
• 2 old barn doors
good shape
• Solid wood exterior doors
• Oak table and 6 chairs
nice $225.00
• China cabinet with whole
set of vintage china included
$155.00
• New Holland super 55 hay
rake 9 ft $350.00
• 1990 16 ft fish & ski 1996
90 hp Mercury motor, trailer
new tires w/ spare $2,800.00
• Pearl drum set, many
extras with cases $1100.00
417-342-1862
WHIRLPOOL
20 cu ft
with ice maker.
$250.00
417-652-3505
Two Sisters Flea Market
417-847-0660
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Tuesday; 50¢ per word, 10 word minimum. Ads must be printed or typed. Check ad first appearance. Refunds only if Advertiser error. One
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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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❑ 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
MOVING SALE
Stuff from all categories
Friday, April 15: 7:00-?
Saturday, April 16: 7:00-?
1428 Oakhill Dr.
Cassville, MO 65625
Huge
4 Family
Garage Sale
Inside. Rain or Shine.
It’s a
Mystery Bookstore!
Westerns, Sci-Fi, Romance PLUS more!!
107 Public Square, Berryville, AR
www.itsmystery.biz
WANTED TO BUY
Video Mart
Friday 15th, 7 to 6 pm
Saturday 16th 7 to 4pm
We’ve been spring cleaning.
Items too numerous
to mention!
Turn east on 112 at
Seligman, go 1 mile to
pink house with white
picket fence and turn right,
then follow signs for
one more mile to
27897 Spur Drive
Paying cash for
DVDs and Games
GARAGE SALE
GARAGE
SALE
Thur-Fri 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
Sat. 7:30 am - 2:00 pm
16th St. Corner of High St.
Cassville, MO
Upright freezer, new
baseball caps, coat,
bedding, glass wares,
dishes, lamps, books, baby
stroller; men,
ladies, kid’s clothes
LARGE MOVING SALE
Fri & Sat 15th & 16th, 8am-?
3 mi N. of Seligman, 3 mi S.
of Washburn. FR 2265.
Watch for signs
Lots of Bargains
MOVING
SALE
Fri 15th - Sat 16th
Furniture, like new
mattresses, ammo, antiques,
youth baseball and football
equipment, exercise
equipment, lots of pet
supplies, tools and more.
2 miles west of
Cassville Airport.
Watch for signs.
THE CITY of Wheaton
will be holding their
14, 2016
at 417-652-3314
before April 28, 2016
3
19
1994 BASS
Cat Eyra boat
175 hp Mercury motor
Tandem trailer. Very nice.
$6,800.00
417-342-3882
If you would like to be
on the map and
in the newspaper,
please contact City Hall
Times Run
Check No.
Exp. Date
2
14
(417)235-6135
on May
1
$6.50
1925 FR 1060. Aaron Weibel preaching.
City Wide Garage Sales
-
13
Sunday Morning Worship
New Site Baptist Church
Following for sale:
17’ Catering Trailer
with 7 ft roll out
bbq gas grill
Sold cattle,
leased land...
8:30...9:45...11a.m.
Large
Three-Family
Garage Sale
Friday & Saturday, 7 am
Flat screen TV, PlayStation,
furniture, home decor,
kitchen gadgets and dishes,
holiday decor, kids and adult
apparel, bedding, minifridge, and much more.
Near golf course
YARD SALE. Friday and
Saturday. 10405 business 37,
Butterfield.
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.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
New Beginnings is now
meeting at Mitchell’s Plaza,
Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. For
more info, call 417-846-6305.
FOR RENT
3 BD., 2 BATH
All electric mobile. Stove, fridge,
DW, ch/a, deck, country setting.
NO PETS. Water, trash included
at $470.00.
(417)236-5737
Beaver’s
U-Store-All
Mini and Boat Storage. Located
at Hwy. 86/H, Golden, MO
201 S. MAIN ST.
CASSVILLE
“Donate your gently used
items to Habitat. We supply
homes for the needy.”
We appreciate your support
in shopping and donation!
Pickup available
call for appointment
• household furniture
• household goods
• building supplies
• appliances
• toys
NO clothing, pianos or TV’s
Thank you
417-846-0110
GARAGE SALE
13188 Farm Rd 1052, Hwy W,
Butterfield, Fri. & Sat. 7am-4pm
Follow signs from George’s
clothing, household items,
toy, furniture.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
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].
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.
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
THE TURNING Point AA group
meets each Monday, west
corner of Mitchell Plaza, Hwy.
86, Eagle Rock, 7:00pm.
☛ 7 SIZES: 10x12 up to 11x32
☛ Security Cameras
☛ Gate Open: 7am-10pm
☛Owner/Operator lives on-site
(417)271-3578
2 BED/
1 BATH HOUSE
$500.00/rent
$450.00/deposit.
113 W 17th call/text
417-847-7297
2BED/1BATH APT
$395/mo + deposit (ask
about good renter discount).
Water/sewer/garbage
included. Quiet wooded
complex. A few miles
outside of Cassville.
Cassville schools. Available
now. No Pets.
call Dan 503-308-0233.
House for rent
3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath
2 car garage. CH/A.
No pets. $950/mo plus dep
417-847-0277
Available Now
Studio Apartment. $300/mo.
Appliances included.
NO PETS. Eagle Rock
417-271-3540
2 bedroom/1 bath house
new carpet, new deck,
fenced yard.
$550/mo $500 deposit
417-671-1936
Cassville Heights
Apartments
CASSVILLE
Across from Wal-Mart
HEIGHTS
3 Bd/2 Ba $410
AVAILABLE
NOW
Apartments
2 2Bd/1
Ba
$345
Bd. & 3 Bd.
3 Bd/2 Ba $410
Marilee
2 Bd/1 BaCall
$345
417-342-0477
• 417-846-0454
417-846-0454
Certain income limits apply
We encourage and support the nation's affirmative housing program in which there
are no barriers to obtaining
housing because of race, color,
religion, sex, national origin,
disability, or familial status.
2 BEDROOM/1 BATH house.
$500.00/rent, $450.00/deposit.
113 W 17th call/text 417-8477297.
Deadlines: Bordered - 5 p.m. Monday; Line Ads (pre-paid) - 12 noon Tuesday • Deadlines: Bordered - 5 p.m. Monday; Line Ads (pre-paid) - 12 noon Tuesday
10B
FOR RENT
2 bed duplex
near school. new floor covering,
w/d hookup. NO PETS.
$100/wk rent, $250 dep.
417-847-7880
Mobile Home Lots
RV Lots
Nice park - Close to town
(417)847-3238
2 BEDROOM
mobile home
in country.
Purdy School.
417-669-0973
2 bed duplex with large
living & dining area.
Washer/dryer, ch/a. Must
have references. No pets.
$575/mo plus deposit
call 417-880-1613
City View Apartments
2 Bd. 1 Ba. Apt.
stove, dishwasher,
microwave, refrigerator
call/text 417-847-7297
BEAUTY SALON
SPACE
Cassville square. Available now.
High traffic space. Start or grow
your salon. Room for storage, two
stations and retail products.
417-846-6455
HENBEST STORAGE
417-847-2400
Cheap rates
Several Sizes
Clean, Quiet Cassville Location
CASSVILLE
SO/MO Storage
All sizes, 24 hour access,
fenced & security gate
(417)847-4500
For Rent
two bed room apartment.
No Pets. No drugs.
$350/month
call 417-826-5421
CROSS TIMBERS APTS.
in Washburn
• SUPER CUTE!! 2 bd.,appliances
provided. Washer/dryer hookups.
CH/A. $425 month.
(417)435-2481 (479)644-6181
STORAGE UNITS
4 sizes. AA Hwy. & 112.
Reasonable rates.
(417)236-5737
FARM & LIVESTOCK
FAT HOGS ready to go.
Delivered to processing plant.
417-652-3971, 417-342-4822.
For Rent and Sale
Self dumping hay trailers
also other equipment
flatbed trailers
stock trailers
no till drill
417-442-3987 • 417-669-4986
Purdy, MO
HAY FOR SALE
Bermuda and crabgrass
square bales. $5/bale.
417-632-4629
417-592-6150
FARM FRESH
EGGS!
We have eggs for only
$2.00 per dozen.
Private Piano Lessons
Beginners to Advanced
All Ages
Adult beginners welcome!
417-669-5146
Quick deliveries
No job too small
40+ years experience
Phil 417-665-9521
Bush hog
Brush hog
Mowing
to clear those fields and
areas of tall grass, brush
and weeds. Reliable and
responsive, we quickly
respond to your lawn or field
mowing needs. $40/hour.
PETS
CHECK IT OUT!!
ALL NEW Happy Jack®
Xylecide®:
Anti-Fungal
shampoo for dogs & horses:
treats ringworm and bacterial
skin infections without steroids!
MFA AGRI SERVICE (8473115) (kennelvax.com)
SERVICES
TREEHOUSE
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
• mowing • edging • weed-eating
• small tree & shrub pruning
• yard clean-ups
Steve • 417-342-5186
“All Types” Homeowners
Insurance, Call John @
STARCHMAN INSURANCE
(417)847-3554
Scotty T’s Poultry
Barn Washing
No barn to dirty!
Reliable Service. Competitive prices.
(417)342-1075
Wanted:
YARDS TO MOW
Recently retired Cassville resident
Free estimates
Reasonable, Dependable, Insured
call 417-342-6893
GOT UNWANTED JUNK?
Lawn/Garden/Shop Equipment,
Farm machinery, old cars,
trucks, tractors, appliances?
leave name and number
Read All About It In The Barry County Advertiser
Your #1 Local News Source for Over 40 Years
BusyBee Landscaping & Backhoe, LLC
Retaining Walls
Face Lift for Gravel Driveway
Aeration
Dirt & Sod Work
Garden Tilling
Manure Spreading
Many More Services Available
417-628-3518 • 417-312-1906
Randy Miles
✮
Brush Cutting
WOLF PACK
EXPERIENCED
LAWN MOWING
SERVICE
Call or text 816-244-8240
Matt Holtzman
CALL: (417)662-3865
SEPTIC SERVICE
(formerly Tillman’s Septic)
Call: 847-7326
OWNERS
Aubrey Wolf
Denny Wolf
417-847-5502 417-574-6558
HESTON AUTO DETAIL
Professional Auto Detailing
Full details starting at $75
call for estimate
417-342-8641
[email protected]
PROFESSIONAL
PRESSURE WASHING
Specializing in house washing, deck cleaning
& staining, roof cleaning & much more.
Call Ultra Clean Exteriors, LLC
(417)342-0801
S UPER C
SANDBLASTING AND
PRESSURE WASHING
(417)847-7756
WINDOW
CLEANING
Call Chris
at Ultra Clean Exteriors
417-342-0801
OZARKS TREE SERVICE
Eagle Rock Construction
417-271-3333
Extra Mile
Siding Co.
• ALL types of exterior siding
• Full line of replacement &
new construction windows
• Decorative stone
• Log cabin siding
• Overhangs & decks
BOB’S MOWING SERVICE
Accepting new customers for
the season or one time.
Free estimates.
Call 417-331-1332
Cassville/Shell Knob area
Beyond Clean
House cleaning & detailing
services. Home, office,
boats, autos, etc.
Darlene 858-0676
TreeTech
Tree Service & Logging
trimming, topping
and removal
20 years experience
Free estimates, licensed
and insured.
call Ricky 417-846-5249
Metal Roofs
Bric-Bloc-Roc
Concrete
Mobile Power Wash
Heated High Pressure
Houses & Decks
Height no problem
Boats • Docks • Parking
lots • Heavy equipment
Eagle Rock Construction
417-271-3333
cell 417-847-7006
4 Sale By Owner
3 bedroom 2 bath
with large shop building
Outside city limits
Cassville School
Financing Available
Please call
417-846-0324
Another Property
STUMPFF
Sold at Auction
APRIL 8
sold OLD
S
HWY. 112 S. Cassville, MO
Auctioneer Donnie Stumpff
www.stumpffauction.com
Must Sell!!
Berm home. 3 bd., 2 ba.,
office, detached garage,
2 acres. 105 Merrimac, Exeter.
417-671-1232
Another Property
STUMPFF
Sold at Auction
APRIL 11
sold OLD
S
HWY. 112 S. Cassville, MO
Auctioneer Donnie Stumpff
Lifetime, transferable
material warranties.
7 year labor warranty.
417-342-1208
REAL ESTATE
The Arc of the
Ozarks is
Growing!!!
Would you like to provide
support to individuals with
disabilities in directing
their own lives as valued
members of the
community?
Come Join Our
Team!!
We are hiring for our
entry
level position:
Direct Support Staff
Shifts: Evenings,
Overnights,
Weekends, Monett, Mt.
Vernon area. Wage starts
at $8.15/hr.
Must have HS
Diploma/GED, be a
licensed and insured
driver able to obtain the
Class E license, and at
least 18 years or older.
Apply Online/
In Person at:
The Arc of the Ozarks
1010 Old Airport Rd,
Monett
417-354-0071
thearcoftheozarks.org
CountrySide
Care Center
in Monett is now hiring
all positions.
Please stop by
385 S. Eisenhower
and fill out an application.
417-235-4040
$89,900
417-342-9863
BACKHOE • DOZER
GRAVEL • SEPTICS
NEW CUSTOM HOMES
417-342-9333
Credit Cards Accepted
Contact Scotty
don’t pay too much for your tree service
Bob’s
Mobile Home
Moving & Set-Up
Local or Long Distance
Home Repair LLC
Call for FREE pickup
417-671-1252
(417) 847-7822
Triple H
Tree trimming & removing
Free estimates/insured
417-665-9736
Mowing and weed-eating.
Residential and Commercial
Fully insured. 417-342-4787
Experienced/Insured
PTG GUNSMITH
LAND MANAGEMENT and
Custom Building. Mowing, New
homes, Garages, etc.
417-847-7130.
HELP WANTED
YOCK’S
Experienced • Licensed • Insured
HANDYMAN
REMODELING
CONSTRUCTION
JOE’S LAWN
SERVICE
MOWIN’ SERVICE LLC
(417)652-3505
Call or text
417-342-8081
O.G.’S PETS
Call: (417)847-5464
SINCLAIR MOBILE
HOME TRANSPORT
Call 417-847-3108
Birds, fish, reptiles, feeder
rodents, insects, dry goods
for all of the above.
775 Chapell Dr, Monett
Facebook • 417-635-2100
YOUNG’S
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Metal Roofing, Vinyl Siding,
Sofit’s, & Replacement Windows
Journeyman mason 4 hire
40 years experience
Call Robert 417-671-2802
ELKHORN CONSTRUCTION, LLC
Steve Pendergraft (417)846-7906
Roofs, deck, remodels, framework
to complete finishes from the
smallest project to the largest.
www.stumpffauction.com
Building lot for Sale
1.44 acres, small, quiet
subdivision south of town
near golf course.
Utilities available.
$18,900 • 417-847-7834
Home & Land For Sale
48 acres, 2400 sf home, secluded,
2 year round springs, heavily
wooded. • $275,000
(417)846-1638
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.
DRIVER: Entry level, 1
month exp., NO CDL,
FREE training! $60,000/1st
Year. Excellent Benefits
including paid Vacation.
Paid Daily! Home weekly!
Solo: West 6 day runs.
800-769-3993
www.trailiner.com.
Cedar Ridge
Care
Center
is hiring for
CNA
will train
COOK
must be able to pass
background check & drug test.
The right candidate will be
dependable, honest and caring.
417-847-5546
ROARING RIVER
HEALTH & REHAB
(FORMERLY RED ROSE INN)
812 OLD EXETER ROAD
CASSVILLE, MO
417-847-2184
We need two dedicated:
LPN’S
$1,500 sign on bonus for LPN
also seeking
Cook/Aid
We offer great pay, holiday
pay, vacation & sick
pay after 90 days.
Health insurance available.
Please drop in and fill out our
new short application form.
HELP WANTED
CASSVILLE
HEALTHCARE & REHAB
LOST & FOUND
•
LPN’s • CMT’s
offering $1500 sign-on bonus for full-time LPN
•NEW PAY SCALE! BENEFITS & VACATION!•
Apply in person:
1300 County Farm Rd. Cassville, MO 65625
or call 417-847-3386 for more information
Cassville Healthcare & Rehab is an equal opportunity employer.
Immediate openings for:
CASSVILLE SCHOOL
Secretary/Clerical
wk 27, 28
Wanted: Worship leader with piano, vocal skills.
Must be available
Sunday mornings and
JUSTIN
BRANDS
Wednesday evenings. Call Pastor Andy Lambel
for information. (417) 847-2328
Manufacturing
CASSVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Positions
in Exeter are now accepting
applications for
MACHINE OPERATORS &
GENERAL LABORERS
Please apply in person M-F from
7:30 am to 3:30 pm in our office at
9193 State Highway 76 Exeter,
MO. Benefits after 90 days and
paid vacation after one year.
Please no phone calls!
DRIVERS: TEAMS
140,000+, $5000 sign on
bonus, 4 month pay out, HOME
WEEKLY, Coast to Coast.
Excellent Benefits, including paid
Vacation. Paid Daily! 2015-2017
Freightliner Cascadia.
800-769-993 or
www.trailiner.com
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
Be treated with the respect
you deserve! New
equipment. Paid driver
benefits. Home time?
Weekly. Casual. OTR. 1800-234-5710.
Experienced
carpenter/construction
417-669-0379
GEORGE’S
HEAVY
equipment
Immediate opening for:
Heavy Equipment
refrigeration
Refrigeration
mechanic
Mechanic
Candidates must
• be at least 21 years of age
• have a valid driver’s
license
• have a minimum of 1
year of Thermo King or
Carrier Transport
Refrigeration Technician
experience or a minimum
of 1 year of automotive
or heavy duty equipment
repair experience
• must have own complete
set of hand tools
• be able to work the 2nd
shift, if needed.
608 and 609 Certification
preferred.
Pay based on experience
Verifiable references are
needed, and applicants
must pass a post offer drug
screen and physical.
Apply in person:
9066 State Hwy W
Cassville, MO 65625
(Butterfield Plant)
George’s Processing is an equal
opportunity employer.
POLICE OFFICER
POST certified,
Full time with benefits
Apply in person
SELIGMAN POLICE DEPT.
29144 Main St.
Seligman, MO 65745
CLASSIC CONCRETE, LLC
is now hiring concrete
finishers/laborers with
at least 1 year experience
in construction or concrete.
Must be reliable
and have transportation
call/text 417-365-0041
BARRY
COUNTY
JAIL
Correctional Officer
• Must be at least 21 years old
• Second shift and 2 nights of
the overnight shift
• Weekends and holidays
• Must be able to be flexible
with hours if needed.
Applications can be picked up at
the Jail or printed from the
Barry County Sheriff website:
www.barrycountysheriff.com
Immediate openings for
General production positions. Both day and night
shifts. Day shift starts at
$10.10 and night shift is
PRODUCTION
$.50 more. ApplicantsAD
TFN
with 1 year of verifiable
poultry processing experience will start at the
1 year pay rate. Must be
able to provide verifiable
references, pass a post
offer drug screen and
physical.
Apply in person.
DRIVERS: TEAMS.
CA to OH, preloaded trailers,
Home Weekends! Excellent
Benefits including Paid Vacation.
2015-2017 Freightliners.
800-769-3993 www.trailiner.com
WANTED
3 Class A Drivers
out Monday-Friday
starting pay 36¢/mile
benefits after 90 days
also need
Class A local driver
taking apps for
Production Workers
please call
417-847-6732
J&M Pallet Co LLC
DRIVERS: 2-3 day runs to
IL/IN/OH or 6 day runs to CA/AZ.
Excellent Pay, Benefits, Paid
Vacation & Bonuses! Same Day
Pay! 2015-2017 Freightliner
Cascadia. www.trailiner.com. 800763-2993.
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 120
Salary commensurate with
experience.
currently has an
opening in its
Full benefit package.
A CDL will be required at the
time of employment. Water
and sewer licenses will also
be required at the time of
employment or to be able to
obtain in a length of time to
be determined by the
Board of Aldermen.
Applications may be
picked up at
Purdy City Hall
101 Front Street
during regular office hours.
The City of Purdy is an
equal opportunity employer
The City of Purdy
participates in Everify
CLAYTON TRANSPORT
Immediate drivers needed
You determine your schedule
417-342-4586
call/text 417-342-4586
THE CITY OF WHEATON
is now taking applications
for temporary cleaning service
for the community center.
Applications can be picked up
at city hall from the hours of
8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Local business seeking
part-time position, possibly
building to full-time position.
Duties include greeting
clients, answering the
phone, filing and light typing.
Must be able to handle
fast-pace office atmosphere.
Mail resume to
P.O. Box 324,
Cassville, MO 65625
Put your advertising message in a publication that will be read
cover to cover by thousands!
MISSING
Black medium size dog
Name on tag “Boy”
last seen 1/2 mile west of
George’s
417-846-6420
Verifiable references are
needed, and applicants
must pass a post offer drug
screen and physical.
Apply in person:
9066 State Hwy W
Cassville, MO 65625
(Butterfield Plant)
LOOKING FOR
Fescue seed
2 combines
417-236-3690
NOTICE
ATTENTION
Exeter High School
Graduates
currently enrolled in an
Education/Teaching program
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Justin Boot Company
Justin Boot Company
Justin
Boot
Company
1100 Presley
Drive
1100 Presley
Drive
1100
Presley
Drive
Cassville,
Mo. 65625
Cassville,
Mo. 65625
Cassville, Mo. 65625
Justin Boot Co. is an Equal Opportunity Employer
B RIGHTON
RIDGE
ATTENTION
Brighton Ridge of Eureka
Springs is seeking
qualified individuals to fill the
positions of:
RN
LPN
Dietary Aides
Brighton Ridge offers a newly
remodeled living and working
environment located in the
beautiful city of
Eureka Springs, Ark.
Brighton Ridge
offers a competitive wage scale,
full health insurance, 401K plans,
and vacation benefits.
Please inquire at the
Business Office or send
resumes to Jayme Creek.
[email protected]
HELP WANTED
417-830-8997
WANTED
THE CITY OF PURDY
Public Works
Department
Puppy, near Cassville
Senior Center.
Please call with
identifying marks
to claim.
(dayshift, Wednesday
through Saturday)
INDUSTRIAL
Industrial
OPENINGS
Maintenance
wk Technician
25 through
processing, Sunday
?(1st
through Wednesday)
(2nd processing, Wednesday through Saturday)
GEORGE’S
HELP WANTED
Industrial
Electrical Tech
Industrial
Maintenance
Technician
7th & Gravel, [email protected]
Pallet Lumber
and Hardwood
Lumber
FOUND
CASSVILLE UMC worship leader week 27 &
28
A Skilled Nursing Facility- is now accepting applications for
CNA’s for all shifts
11B
Fax: 479-253-5325
235 Huntsville Road
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
479-253-7038
HELP WANTED
Experienced dump truck driver
must have class A CDL
also, Mixer truck driver
class B CDL required
Hanged by the Neck until Dead
The complete story of the only
legal hanging in Barry County history.
by
Emory Melton
Order your copy TODAY!
Only at the...
apply in person at 601
West 14th St, Cassville
417-846-6679
417-847-3200
Barry County Ready Mix
12B
Wednesday, APRIL 13, 2016
NEW • NEW • New
“NEW” 2016 FORD F-150 4X4
Program cars & Trucks
2013 FORD FUSION SE
Pre-owned cars & Trucks
2013 FORD EDGE SEL
2006 PONTIAC
G6 SE
2008 TOYOTA
TACOMA
MSRP
$37,515
Ecco Boost
#D75689
Jimmy Michel
Closeout Price
SALE
32,000
$
15,500
$
#201597
21,500
Navigation
$
•Leather
#B06156
MSRP
2014 FORD FOCUS SE 2013 FORD ESCAPE SE
Closeout Price
$
#110007
#D88183
Jimmy Michel
11,000
Fuel Saver
SALE $
27,000
2.0
st
Ecco Boo
17,000
$
#D16619
2014 FORD taurus ltd 2014 FORD ESCAPE SE
$
#254079
2008 NISSAN
SENTRA
“NEW” 2016 FORD F-150
$31,945
4,500
V-6
Local
Trade
7,000
$
•2.0
#637903
14,500
$
•Crew Cab
•Pre Runner
#474137
2010 FORD
ESCAPE XLS
FWD
11,000
$
#B90670
2010 FORD
RANGER XL
2009 CHEV
COBALT LS
“NEW” 2016 FORD F-250 4X4
Leather
MSRP
•Loaded
$55,812
#101265
Closeout Price
18,500
$
#C83672
2015 FORD FUSION TITANIUM 2014 FORD EXPLORER XLT
#D03075
Jimmy Michel
19,500
$
1.6
st
Ecco Boo
SALE $
47,000
“NEW” 2016 ford f-350 HAYBED
Roof
•Leather
19,000
$
#307426
MSRP
Navigation
28,000
$
•4x4 •Leather
#B72663
2015 FORD MUSTANG COUPE 2015 FORD ESCAPE SE
$61,500
Closeout Price
SALE $
54,000
“NEW” 2016 ford FIESTA
MSRP
Only 9K
Miles
•V-6
#339634
22,500
$
2.0
st
Ecco Boo
•4x4
19,500
$
#A83229
2016 FORD FUSION SE 2016 ford explorer LTD
$14,965
$
•2 Dr
#120521
2009 CHEV
IMPALA LT
Local
Trade
6,500
$
#121479
2010 CHEV
AVEO LS
#A71354
Jimmy Michel
6,000
Coupe
1-Owner
5,500
$
#129168
2011 dodge
avenger
Super
Cab
•4x2
14,000
$
#A13720
2011 CHEV
TRAVERSE LT
14,000
AWD
$
#316478
2013 BMW
X3 xDRIVE 28i
1-Owner
•AWD •Roof
•Leather
27,000
$
#A30012
2013 CHEV
EQUINOX LTE
#156883
Jimmy Michel
Closeout Price
SALE $
13,000
“NEW” 2016 ford FOCUS
MSRP
Fuel Saver
#175168
16,500
$
Navigation
•4x4
•Leather
#A10444
pre-owned car deal of week
2007 KIA SPORTAGE LX
$19,395
Express
#534019
10,500
$
2012 HYUNDAI
SONATA GLS
AWD
•Leather
20,500
$
#261680
2014 GMC
SIERRA 1500 DENALI
•FWD
•1-Owner
#253515
SALE $
Closeout Price
Jimmy Michel
37,000
$
16,000
de
Local Tra
#427292
5,000
$
1-Owner
#372236
9,000
$
Crew
Cab
•Leather •4x4
•Loaded •Nav
#272741
Pictures for illustration purposes only
Only one location with hundreds of vehicles to choose from, in beautiful downtown Aurora, MO!
T oll Free 800-838-4830
www.jimmymichel.com
42,000
$

April 13, 2016 - Barry County Advertiser

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