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Truck and Tractor Pull

The Seligman Chamber of Commerce’s Truck and Tractor Pull is Saturday, August 16, beginning at 7 p.m. at Ruby’s Event Park on Highway 37. For more information, call (417) 662-3612.

Kids Fishing Day

Roaring River State Park will have their free Kids’ Fishing Day on Satur-day, August 16. Fishing will begin at 7 a.m. and activities begin at 9 a.m. For more information, contact the Roaring River Hatchery at (417) 847-2430.

Wheaton BBQ

The Wheaton Fire De-partment BBQ will be Saturday, August 23, be-ginning with a car show at 9 a.m. For more in-formation, see the ad on page 7A.

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Cassville Chamber welcomes 18 new teachers to district

Cassville Schools welcomes 18 new teachers to the district for the 2014-2015 school year. To make them feel at home, the Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce presented each teacher with a welcome bag full of goodies from local businesses. Teachers are pictured from left to right, in the front row: Hannah Ketterman, Jenna Shaffer, Natalie Ward, Maggie Cornell, Mary Jane Siefken, Courtney Beagle, Amy Massa, Kim Miller, Erica Gorman, Mandy Boone, and Ron Cowan. Back row: Stacy Cole, Jordanna Miller, Dixie Henry, Leslie McCullough, Brandon McCullough, Derrek Uhl, Teall Williams and Kim Hall.

Charlea MillsA Seligman man is facing

2nd degree murder charges following a wreck west of Washburn on Sunday, Au-gust 3.

Brian R. Sharp, 32, Selig-man, is charged with 2nd degree murder, driving while revoked subsequent of-fense, and leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident. Sharp is currently being held in the Barry County Jail in lieu of a $100,000 bond.

According to affidavits of probable cause, on the date of the crash, the Mis-souri State Highway Patrol was dispatched to an acci-dent on Missouri 90 west of

Washburn around 6:18 p.m. When a trooper arrived, a 1979 Chevrolet Corvette was crashed with the passenger, Kenneth A. Patterson, 52, Seligman, dead inside the car. The ground was littered with beer cans and the driver was missing. Patterson was pronounced dead by Deputy Coroner Charles McManus at 6:50 p.m.

After an investigation, of-ficers determined the driver to be Sharp after speaking to family members and finding his cell phone still in the ve-hicle.

When a computer check was run on Sharp, he was found to be on a minimum

ten-year drivers license priv-ilege revoked and ten other convictions for driving while revoked and driving related charges.

If convicted, Sharp faces 10 years up to life in prison.

Seligman man faces murder charge for wreck

Back to School

Leia Crosby and Sterling Zucca work on their first assignments in Mrs. Ewing’s kindergarten class at Cassville Primary. For more back to school photos, see page 10A.

Roaring River preps for pint-sized anglersCharlea Mills

For the second time this year, Roaring River State Park is preparing for an in-flux of small fishers look-ing for big catches at the fall Kids’ Fishing Day. The ever-popular day that allows chil-dren to fish for free will be this Saturday, August 16.

Paul Spurgeon, Roaring River Hatchery manager, said that the staff is stocking the waters with around 3,000 trout. Of that total, 100 will be tagged for special prizes and 50 are lunkers.

Like each Kids’ Fishing Day, there is more to do for

youngsters and adults alike other than fishing. From 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. differ-ent classes will be offered for kids wanting to learn how to shoot a bow, learn to fly fish, and much more. Classes in-clude some favorites, like Dutch oven cooking with Dr. Larry Quinalty, air rifle shooting, snakes alive, and hatchery tours. This day will also feature some new learn-ing opportunities from the Eagle Rock-Golden-Mano Fire Department, learning about Smokey the Bear and

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Cassville Council considers $4.8M in waterline repairs

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Charlea MillsDuring Monday night’s

Cassville City Council meeting, the aldermen heard from Ronnie Mar-shall, a representative from Schultz Surveying and En-gineering in Branson, made a presentation about repair-ing and improving the City’s waterlines.

The project, estimated to cost around $4,894,045, would be primarily funded with grants, but the per-centage would be deter-mined later on down the line. Mayor Bill Shiveley said, “Whether our part of that financially was a bond

or something like that, it would still have to be ap-proved by the voters.” The investigation into the City’s waterlines came from the instruction of the Missouri Department of Natural Re-sources because the City had around 30 percent wa-ter loss. Much of the water being pumped was being lost because of aging pipes and other issues.

Marshall said, “To do nothing, status quo, is not acceptable. Something will have to be done because of the situation with the old pipes.” Currently, much of

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ties and the City of St. Lou-is. In the Tuesday Primary Election last week, there were two of the five consti-tutional amendments that sparked controversy.

Amendment No. 1, which dealt with a “right –to-farm” provision in the constitution, was narrowly adopted by the voters.

Amendment No. 7, sponsored by the Missouri State Highway Department supporters who fueled the effort with some four mil-lion dollars, were deci-sively defeated by a vote of 590,963 against the multi-million sales tax increase, with 407,532 supporting the 10 year tax hike. Opponents of the measure raised and spent only $25,000.00 to de-feat the added tax burden.

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get is projected to plummet from a recent high of $1.3 billion annually to $325 million by 2017. There is no Plan B to replace that mon-ey since the amendment was projected to raise at least $540 million annually.

Construction contrac-tors, labor unions, engi-neering firms and others poured more than $4 mil-lion into the Missouri sales tax campaign and outspent opponents by a more than 100-to-1 ratio.

Opposition came from both staunch conservatives and strident liberals, who fear the sales tax, would hit the poorest the hardest while collecting nothing from the heaviest highway users. The sales tax hike wouldn’t apply to tractor-trailer rigs.

“The absurdity of it is if you go out and buy your

child a toy truck and then you go out and buy an 18-wheeler, you’re going to pay more road tax on the toy truck than you are for the 18-wheeler,” said Thom-as R. Shrout Jr., a St. Louis consultant who was treasur-er of the opposition group.

Of the 114 counties in Missouri, residents of 98 of the counties by majority voted “No” on Amendment No. 7.

Amendment No. 7 took a drubbing

Charlea MillsFor yet another month,

sales tax revenue for both the county and the City of Cass-ville continues to spike. In the month of July, Barry County’s tax revenue was up 15.84 per-cent when compared to July 2013. That increase means an additional $18,094.44 for the County’s general revenue.

The City of Cassville’s rev-enue was also up for July with numbers coming in at 7.3 percent over last year’s totals. For the City, the equated to an additional $8,000 approxi-mately.

For the year, both Cass-ville and Barry County have a good cushion of extra revenue when compared to 2013. For the year, Cassville is up 6.4 percent with $66,773 over the budgeted funds for months January through July. Barry County’s revenue is up 12.57 percent for the year with $134,333.98 over anticipated funding from sales taxes.

The County also held steady in its collection of the new 1/8 cent tax that began in October of last year. Most months, the amount col-lected has hovered around $33-37,000. July’s collected amount was $33,132.40. If trends continue, Cassville and Barry County could be left with a hefty revenue cushion by the end of the year.

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Four are in jail fol-lowing a meth lab bust on Wednesday last week. David Michael Oplinger, 23; Shawn Marie Short, 41; Cody Lane Oplinger, 24; and Jessie W. Oplinger were arrested on August 6 after an investigation by the Southwest Missouri Drug Task Force in Selig-man.

The SWMDTF and the Barry County Sheriff went to a residence on West View Road after receiving information that there was a methamphetamine lab inside. The owner granted permission for the trailer and surrounding to be searched.

While officers were searching, they found an orange backpack and a black backpack located in a car on the property that contained Drano, lighter fluid, cold packs, lithium batteries, and other ma-

terials necessary for mak-ing methamphetamine. In another car, officers found crystal drain opener, start-er fluid, and a grinder with a white powdery substance in it.

Cody Oplinger is charged with possession of a controlled substance for two baggies of meth-amphetamine found on August 5 before the prop-erty search on Wednesday as well as distribution. Shawn Marie Short, Jes-sie Oplinger and David Oplinger are all facing manufacturing to distrib-ute charges as well as pro-bation violations. Short is being held in lieu of a $25,000 bond. David is be-ing held in lieu of a $30,000 bond. Jessie is being held in lieu of a $10,182 for probation violation and failure to appear. Cody has already posted bond.

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Community CalendarNotice: • Roaring River will hold a bluegrass music night every Fri-

day night from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Roaring River Amphitheater. In case of rain, they will move indoors to the Emory Melton Lodge.

August 14th• The Mineral Springs Road District will meet in regular

session on Thursday, August 14th, at 5:30 p.m. at the dis-trict road barn.

• Central Crossing Senior Center will host Pinochle Thurs-day, August 14th, 12:30-3:00. Everyone welcome. For more information, call the Central Crossing Senior Center at 858-6952.

August 15th• Ozark Country Quilters meet at 9:30 for a workshop at

the Old Fields Photo Archive, Rm. 8 (behind Papa Vito's on Hwy. 248).

August 15th-23rd• Old Fashion Outdoor Camp Meeting Camp Jubilee will

be held august 15th-23rd, 7:00 nightly. Located 10 miles south of Aurora on Hwy. 39 and 1/4 mile east or 4 miles north of Jenkins on Hwy. 39 and 1/4 mile east. See ad below for more details.

August 16th• Seligman Chamber of Commerce is getting ready for a

Truck and Tractor Pull Saturday, August 16th at 7:00 p.m. at Ruby's Event Park south on Hwy. 37. Spring River Association rules will apply. For more information, call (417) 662-3612 and watch for more advertisements.

• Recycle Ministries swap party will be held August 16th, at 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. at the Prosperity Southern Baptist Church in Rocky Comfort. If you have unwanted, useful items you may donate them before August 16th. For more information, contact Laurie Bennett at (417) 652-7597.

• Branstetter family reunion will be held Saturday, August 16th at Vine Hill. Lunch will begin between 12:30 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.

• Bingo will be held at the American Legion Building on Saturday, August 16th. Early bird begins at 5:15 and the regular session will begin at 5:45. Open to the public.

August 17th• Maloney Family Reunion, descendants of Samuel and

Martha (Tate) Maloney will be holding their family re-union on Sunday, Aug. 17th at the Community Faith Church, located east of Cassville at the intersection of Hwy. 248 &13th St. Will begin after noon, pot luck lunch to be served at 1:00 p.m. You are ask to bring cover dish, family recipe and pictures to share.

• Harrell family reunion will be Aug. 17th, 1:00 p.m. at the Fair-view Community Center. Please bring covered dish and drink.

August 18th• First Baptist of Exeter Food Ministry will be held 2:00-

4:00 p.m. August 18th.• Shell Knob School district will be holding a hearing for

2014-15 Bus Routes to be held at 5:30 p.m. August 18th at the front office.

• Central Crossing Senior Center will host Bingo Monday, August 18th, 12:30-2:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. For more information, call the Central Crossing Senior Center at 858-6952.

• Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 55 of Shell Knob will hold their monthly meeting Monday, August 18th in the lower level of the Shell Knob Library. The meeting will start at 7:00 p.m. Anyone interested in knowing more about the CG Auxiliary is welcome to attend. For additional infor-mation contact Phil or Penny Bailey at 417-271-9116.

• The Barry County Genealogical and Historical Society will meet August 18th, at 7:00 p.m. at the Barry County Museum in Cassville. This will be a very special business meeting. We encourage all members to be present.

August 19th• Eagle Rock Market will host Eric Sartin, of Cassville, to

share more of his blacksmith talents. This artist will share how to heat and bend steel to create tools. Sartin plans to create a knife out of a railroad spike, and turn a horseshoe into a hoof pick.

• Central Crossing Senior Center will host Grace Health Service Tuesday, August 19th, by appointment only. For more information, call the Central Crossing Senior Center at 858-6952.

• Celebrate Recovery will meet weekly on Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. for a meal and worship.

August 20th• Purdy Adult Book Club discusses their current selection,

"Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress," by Dai Sijie on Wednesday, August 20th at 1:00 at the Purdy Branch Library. You can also pick up next month's selection, "The City of Your Final Destination," by Jules Gund. All adults are welcome, even if you have not read the book! For more information, call the library at 417-442-7314.

August 22nd• Hootenanny at Clio on Aug. 22nd. Doors open at 4:00

p.m., starts at 6:30 p.m. August 23rd• 2nd annual XC Wildcat Run August 23rd at the Aquatic

Center. Wildcat runner 5k starts at 7:30 a.m. Open 5K at 8:00 a.m. This is a all age event. $10.00 Wildcat runners (includes tee shirt), $20.00 Open runners (includes tee shirts) while supplies last. Neither race will have age divi-

sions. Medals will be awarded to the top 10 women and top 10 men in each race. All proceeds go toward the Cass-ville Cross Country team.

• Wheaton BBQ will be held Saturday, August 23rd. See ad on page A7 for schedule of events. Arts and crafts show, BBQ chicken, free rides for the kids, the duck race, and much more.

August 24th• Revival at OK Assembly of God Church Sunday, August

24th at 6:00 p.m. August 25th-27th at 7:00 p.m. Guest speaker will be Anthony Bower. The Church is located 2 1/2 miles West on Hwy. 90 in Washburn.

August 25th• Bread Ministry at Corinth Baptist Church will be held

August 25th, 1:30-4:30 p.m. Will not serve anyone before 1:30.

August 26th• Eagle Rock Market will host bee keeper Alice Sommers

of Eagle Rock at 9:30 a.m. She will be discussing how hu-mans can help the bees do their important work, the ease of keeping a hives and other facts and info about bees.

Cassville: Mon.- oatmeal, sausage patty, cinnamon toast, grapes, or cereal, teddy grahams, applesauce. L. frito pie, (chicken crispito), corn, mozz string cheese, pineapple chunks, or salad meal. Tues. B- bfst bagel,pears, or cere-al, cinnamon toast, peaches. L- pepperoni pizza, (burrito), tossed salad, carrot sticks, peaches, or (salad meal).Wed. B.- eggs extravaganza, toast, orange or cereal, graham crackers, pears. L- chicken nuggets, (corndog), macaroni and cheese, glazed carrots, orange, or (salad meal). Thurs. B- biscuit and gravy, fruit cocktail, or cereal, pop tart, apple. L- sloppy joe, (turkey sandwich), potato wedge, baked beans, assorted juic-es, or (salad meal). Fri. B- blueberry muffin, Gogurt,apple, or cereal, pecan spin, orange. L- spaghetti, (shrimp poppers), broccoli and cheese, green beans, bread stick, juices, or (baked potato bar).

Cassville High: Mon.-bfst pizza, yogurt cups, peaches, or cereal, Rice Krispy treat, apple. Tues. B- eggs extravaganza, sausage patty, toast, fruit cocktail, or cereal, graham crack-ers, peaches. L- spaghetti, tossed salad, green beans, bread stick, pears, or chicken nugget meal, or salad meal. Wed. B- pancakes, sausage patty, strawberries, or cereal, banana muffin, pears. L- fish sticks, coleslaw, broccoli and cheese, yellow cake, peaches, or pizza meal, or salad meal. Thurs. B- biscuits and gravy, hashbrown, pears, or cereal. L- hot dog, nacho cheese sauce, potato salad, baked beans, fruit cocktail, or cheeseburger meal, or salad meal. Fri. B- blueberry muf-fin, yogurt cups, peaches, cereal, Nutri-Grain bar, banana. L.- chicken strips, macaroni and cheese, tossed salad, glazed carrots, bread stick, juices, or baked potato bar, or salad meal.• Due to an overabundance of Community Events

the school menu was cut short. Sorry for the in-convenience.

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roller-Legg WeddingAvery Roller, of Purdy,

Missouri, and Adam Legg, of Springfield, Missouri were married June 21, 2014 at Little Flat Creek Ranch in McDow-ell, Missouri with Pastor John Duncan officiating.

Avery is the daughter of Mike and Kim Roller, of Purdy, Missouri, and Adam is the son of Dr. Tom Legg and Donna Lasswell of Spring-field. Maid of honor was Addy Roller, of Purdy. Brides-maids were Alex Hutchings of Monett, Hannah Hudspeth of Berryville, Arkansas, and Ashley Linebarder of Purdy. Flower girl was Riley Lass-well, of Deepwater, Missouri.

Best man was Collin Sitler of Houston, Texas. Grooms-men were Justin Wilson of Costa Mesa, California, To-rey Hayward of New Orleans, Louisiana, and Mason Roller of Purdy.

Ushers were Jerod Hueb-ner, of O'Fallon, Missouri, Alex Mareth and Phillip Roll-er, both of Purdy.

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The bride graduated from Purdy High School in 2008, and received her Bachelor's Degreee in Biology from Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas in 2012. She is currently receiving her D.O./M.B.A. dual degree at Kansas

City University Medical and Biosciences, and Rockhurst Unitversity in Kansas City, Missouri, where she is in her 3rd year.

The groom graduated from Kickapoo High School in 2008, and received his Bachelor's Degree in Biol-ogy from Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas in 2012. He is currently in his 3rd year at Kansas City University Medical and Biosciences in Kansas City, Missouri.

The couple enjoyed a hon-eymoon to Jamaica. Avery and Adam reside in Kansas City, Missouri.

Chadd-Massey WeddingKatie Chadd and Cody

Massey were united in mar-riage March 1, 2014, at Tiberline Barn near Buffalo, Missouri. A BBQ dinner, ca-tered by the bride's parents, and a reception, followed the wedding ceremony. Pastor Jerry Yarnall of First Baptist Church of Exeter performed the ceremony.

Katie is the daughter of Donnie and Kim Chadd of Exeter. Cody is the son of Wes and Dianna Massey, of

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The bride is a 2009 gradu-ate of Exeter High School, and is employed with Central Bank of Lebanon. The groom is a 2010 graduate of Conway High School, and is employed with Ash Grove Agregates of Fair Grove.

After a honeymoon cruise to the Bahamas, the happy couple are at home on their farm near Phillipsburg, Mis-souri.

Bowman-Bishop upcoming Wedding

Amber Bowman, of Cass-ville, and Brian Bishop, of Rogersville, Missouri are happy to announce their up-coming wedding on August 23, 2014 at Cassville United Methodist Church. A recep-tion will follow at The Barn, in Holiday Island, Arkansas.

The bride’s parents are Doug and Julie Bowman, of Cassville. The groom’s par-ents are Connie Bishop, of Cassville, and Steven Bishop, of Rogersville. The couple have a son, Oliver Ry, 2.

Amber is a graduate of Cassville High School, and is currently finishing a Bach-elor’s degree. She is employed with State Farm Insurance in Cassville.

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Albert Lee Johnson, 85, of Rogers died Sunday, August 10 at Washington Regional Hospital in Fayetteville.

He was born March 14, 1929 to Charles L. Johnson and Hazel Donagney Johnson in Mundale, Arkansas. He was a self-employed mechan-ic and worked at Hussey’s Garage in Eureka Springs. He was a member of Bible Holi-ness Church in Avoca. He is preceded in death by his par-ents; a sister, Eva May John-son and a brother Charles Johnson.

He is survived by his wife

ALBERT LEE JOHNSON James Allen Huffman, 64, of Cassville, Missouri, passed away Sunday, August 10, 2014, in his home.

James was born February 8, 1950, in Mesa, Arizona, the son of James A. and Ruth (Kaiser) Huffman, who pre-ceded him in death. Also preceding him in death were one son, Derrek Huffman; one brother, Larry Huffman; and a step-son, Curtis Keeley.

Surviving are one daugh-ter, Danielle Huffman, of Eaton Rapids, Michigan; one son, James A. Huffman, and his wife, Paige, of Holiday Island, Arkansas; a daugh-ter-in-law, Tiara Huffman, of Flint, Michigan; step-son, Bryan Keeley, and his wife, Holly, of Lake City, Michigan; step-daughter, Jamie Carter, and her husband, Dwayne, of Lake City, Michigan; two brothers, David Huffman, and his wife, Gina, of House Springs, Missouri, and Jer-ry Huffman and his wife,

of sixty-three years Mary Lee Baker Johnson of the home; a son, Terry Johnson and wife Debbie of Rogers; four daughters, Sharon Morrow of Rogers, Nancy Price and husband Sidney of Rogers, Linda Casey and husband Frank of Centerton and Janet Pippins and husband Dale of Seligman, Mo; six brothers, Ray Johnson of Scottsdale, Kansas, Bill Johnson (Dora) of Kansas City, Mo., Jr. John-son (Kathy) of Kansas City Mo., Fred Johnson (Lavonne) of Jane, Mo., Bob Johnson (Joan) of Ft. Smith and Gary Johnson (Arlene) of Low-ell; a sister, Betty Cordell of Bella Vista; fourteen grand-children, twenty-one great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild.

Services were held today (Wednesday), 2:00 p.m., at House of Prayer Church in Rogers. Arrangements were-by Sisco Funeral Home in Pea Ridge.

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Stephanie, of Eureka Springs Arkansas; one sister, Shirley Cade, and her husband, Jerry, of Eureka Springs, Arkansas; four grandchildren, Dominic, Logan, Derriane and Adam, and close friends, Rick and Shirley Sizemore, of Cassville, Missouri.

James grew up in Michi-gan, graduating from high school in Flint, Michigan and was a graduate of Flint, Michigan Junior College. During the Vietnam War, he joined the United States Army, serving from July 17, 1968, until July 17, 1971, as an Army Airborn Ranger. For several years, he was em-ployed as an assemblyman for General Motors in Michigan. Thirty years ago he moved to Cassville to make his home. Some of his favorite pastimes were riding motorcycles and cars, and he was a member of the Order of Purple Heart through the VA.

Memorial services with military honors will be held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, Au-gust 14, 2014, at the Cassville American Legion Grounds. Burial will be at a later date in Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. Cre-mation arrangements are un-der direction of Fohn Funeral Home, Cassville.

PHYLLIS M. HENRY

Phyllis M. Henry, 86, of Washburn, Missouri, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Thursday, August 7, 2014.

Funeral services were held on Tuesday, August 12, 2014, at the White Funeral Home and Crematory, with Pas-tor Doyle Russell officiating. Burial followed at Maple-wood Cemetery in Exeter.

Donations may be made to the funeral home in mem-ory of Phyllis Henry.

Dorothy L. Josephson, 88, of Cassville, Missouri, passed away on Friday, August 8, 2014, at the Cassville Health & Rehab Center in Cassville. Mrs. Josephson, daughter of Raymond and Alice Doucette, was born on August 22, 1925, in Wakefield, Massachusetts.

Graveside services will be held at a later date in West-minister, California. Local arrangements are under the direction of the White Fu-neral Home and Crematory, Cassville, Missouri.

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The first fundraiser planned for Vaughn is coming up this Saturday, August 16, at the Seligman City Hall. Begin-ning at 3 p.m., there will be food, games and activities for

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Wheaton Schools welcomed four new teachers for the 2014-2015 school year. They are pictured above, left to right: Leah Jones, Elementary Teacher; Jessica Lombard, Elementary and Jr. High Physical Education; Jon Branscum, Junior High History, and Billie Jo Hardy, Elementary and High School Music.

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Labor Day weekend is coming up. For many Americans, that means an extra day off, backyard and beach barbecues, and visiting friends and fam-ily. Unfortunately, it also means a sharp increase in drunk-driving-related fa-talities. So starting August 15 and continuing through September 1, local police will be aggressively target-ing drunk drivers as part of a nationwide effort to end drunk driving and save lives. The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign will pair increased public awareness with high-visi-bility enforcement, result-ing in fewer drunk drivers on Cassville roads.

In 2012, there were 10,322 people killed in drunk-driving crashes in the United States. Over La-bor Day weekend (6 p.m. Friday to 5:59 a.m. Tues-day) that year, more than a third (38%) of all traffic fatalities were in drunk-driving crashes. These grim facts should speak for theselves, but they haven’t gotten everyone’s attention yet.

“It’s tragic how many people lose their lives to drunk driving,” said Dana Kammerlohr, Cassville Chief of Police. “If the news reported that more than 10,000 people were killed in a preventable crime spree, the American public would be outraged!” Kammerlohr continued. For the first time, the Cass-ville Police Department will be joining the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign and will ar-

rest anyone caught driving drunk. No tolerance, no excuses.

Over the Labor Day weekend in 2012, there were 147 people killed in alcohol-impaired-driving crashes across the country. And here’s a staggering sta-tistic: out of all the crash fatalities that weekend, one in four (25%) were at-tributed to drivers with a blood alcohol concentra-tion (BAC) of .15 grams per deciliter (g/dL) or higher—almost twice the legal limit in all 50 states and the Dis-trict of Columbia.

Every 51 minutes, someone is killed in a drunk-driving crash. Over the Labor Day weekend, those fatalities increase to one every 34 minutes. Nighttime is especially dangerous; almost half (46%) of the fatalities in nighttime (6 p.m. to 5:59 a.m.) crashes over the La-bor Day weekend involved a driver with a BACs of .08 or higher. By comparison, 25 percent of the fatalities in daytime fatal crashes in-volved an impaired driver.

Young drivers are over-represented in drunk-driv-ing crashes, too. Among young drivers—between the ages of 18 and 34— killed in motor vehicle crashes during the 2012 La-bor Day weekend, almost half (48%) had a BAC of .08 or higher, the legal limit in all states. For drivers under

21, anything above a BAC of .00 is illegal.

“Driving drunk is total-ly inexcusable,” said Chief Kammerlohr. “We’re hop-ing that Cassville drivers get the message and take some simple steps to pre-vent a tragedy. There’s al-ways another way home.” The Cassville Police De-partment is reminding drivers to plan ahead and designate a sober driv-er before attending any events where alcohol will be served. “Planning a so-ber ride home, whether it’s a friend, a taxi, or public transportation, is the right choice,” added Chief Kam-merlohr.

This Labor Day week-end don’t let the festivities turn into fatalities. Law enforcement is not mess-ing around: if you’re caught driving drunk, you will be arrested. Remember that aside from the obvious risks of killing yourself or someone else, driving im-paired can also lead to seri-ous punitive consequences. A DUI arrest can mean time in jail, loss of your li-cense, and steep financial expenses; the average DUI costs about $10,000.

For more information about the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, visit www.TrafficSafety-Marketing.gov.

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Charlea MillsOfficers with many law

enforcement agencies within Barry County received spe-cial training hosed by the Cassville Police Department yesterday.

On Tuesday, August 12, former Chief of Police in West Memphis, Ark., Bob Paudert talked to the officers about the threat of sovereign citizens, people who have re-nounced their United States citizenship and are consid-ered the biggest danger to police officers in the U.S. ac-cording to the FBI.

Paudert does the training for different law enforcement agencies full time in honor of his son, officer Brandon Paudert, who was killed on duty by sovereign citizens carrying an AK-47 during a routine traffic stop. Paudert believes that if his son was more aware of sovereign citizen tactics, his son would

still be alive. Training focused on the

beliefs of sovereign citizens, tactics that they use to harass law enforcement and how of-ficers should respond to keep themselves safe. Because sovereign citizens do not ac-knowledge the authority of law enforcement, a faction of

them are violent and danger-ous to officers.

According to Paudert, sovereign citizens believe that anyone born after 1933 is considered collateral prop-erty to the U.S. government and this teaching of them has a secret government bank ac-count that contains $630,000 to $20 million in it that they can access if they renounce their citizenship. They also believe that the government has no right to tax them or make laws and that law en-forcement has no jurisdic-tion over them. Because they are anti-government, they also view law enforcement officers as the enemy.

Paudert’s training focused

on how officers can keep safe and how to deal with the confusing rhetorical strate-gies that sovereigns use to try to confuse people. Officers with Cassville, Exeter, Purdy, Washburn, Monett, Barry County Sheriff ’s Depart-ment and Highway Patrol were present at the training held at Cassville City Hall. Cassville Police Chief Dana Kammerlohr stated, “We do run into them, not everyday, but it does happen. So when we had the opportunity to have Bob come, we wanted to share that opportunity to all officers in Barry County.”

Noah’s Ark Community Pre School first day of school is scheduled for Tuesday, Sep-tember 2, 2014. The classes are held in the Central Com-munity United Methodist Church, Highway YY, in Shell Knob from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday throughout the school year. The school cal-ender follows the Shell Knob School Calender so that par-ents with children in Shell Knob Schools can plan for close to the same days in and out of class.

The school’s educational objective is to prepare the children for kindergarten. A very low student-teacher ratio (generally 1:3) enhances the

personal learning techniques utilized by the school teachers. Children receive instruction and guidance from teachers who practice patience, love and dedication for the students’ in-dividual learning needs.

Scholarships are avail-able to all regardless of race, religion or social or financial background. Scholarships are available for those who are not able to afford the nominal tu-ition fee.

For more information, contact School Coordinator Marlene Martensen at (417) 342-6272 or the church sec-retary Terry Strache at (417) 858-6707. Applications are available at the Church Office or can be mailed.

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Assessed Valuation Tax Year Current Tax Year (By Categories) 2013 2014Real Estate $14,176,755 $14,420,015Personal Property 4,461,138 4,603,093 __________ __________Total $18,637,893 $19,023,108

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Cassville Police Chief Dana Kammerlohr issued this notice about back to school safety:

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FISHING from front

the City’s pipes are copper with lead joints. Overtime, the pipes are deteriorated, causing issues.

So far, all the City is out financially is $2,000 to cover the costs of the study done by Schultz. The coun-cil members motioned to move forward on the grant paperwork to see what per-centage of the project could be funded. According to Marshall, a little less than half of the City’s 43 miles of pipes would need to be replaced with 30,000 feet of 8 inch pipe and 55,000 feet of 6 inch pipe. Some of the City’s pipe has already been replaced with PVC, but the totals for that were not avail-able.

Once completed, Mar-shall estimated that the City would save $17,000 annually just on energy due to elec-tricity usage. Some of the pipe to be laced would be in new areas to bypass old sys-tems of pipeline, as well.

The biggest issue with the pipes as it stands, according to Marshall, is primarily age. Some of the pipes in place are 80-90 years old, which is past the reasonable expected life of the material.

The amount of grants

the City could receive will be based on numerous fac-tors, including median in-come and the amount the City charges for water. Cur-rently, 5,000 gallons of water (not including sewer) costs $29.46. According to DNR, that rate should be $45.60, a sizable jump should the City need to raise rates. The City is not currently discussing raising rates, but the lower bills could impact their grant eligibility. Currently, 85 percent of Cassville cus-tomers use 5,000 gallons a month. DNR bases their suggested water utility rate on census data’s median in-come.

Schultz began the study for Cassville in February of this year, and it will be awhile before any deci-sions are made. According to Public Works Director Steve Walensky, the City has two years to make any for-ward progress on the project to satisfy DNR. However, no major decisions will be made until the City becomes aware of how much of the $4.8 million estimate grants would cover and how much the City would need to pro-vide.

WATER from front

Les Jacobs Ford of Cassville is a Silver Sponsor of this year’s Shakin’ in the Shell Festival and Car Show. General Manager Darrin Jacobs, who moved to this area 17 year ago from Wel-lington recently reflected on Les Jacobs’ former dealership in Shell Knob by saying while they were saddened to leave the area, they still have a lot of wonderful customers and good friends in Shell Knob. Jacobs said “We are interested in supporting local communi-ties in Barry County and their festivals. By doing so, we are supporting the people who support us.” Why support the Shakin’ in the Shell? Jacobs re-plied he wants his business to be a part of several of the local community festivals and they have done so for years. Jacobs emphasized that it is “not a question of if we’re going to do

it, it is a question of when it’s going to happen. Any time a small town is doing something to make things better, you gotta’ be a part of it.” Remem-

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30th annual Hillbilly Golf Tournament held at cassville Golf course

The Hillbilly Industrial Golf Tournament was held last week with over 80 golfers from across the country taking part in the tournament. The Hillbilly Industrial Golf Tournament Committee members include: Mark Smith, Mindi Artherton, Eric White, Chris House. Randy Stockton has served on the Hillbilly committee for over 25 years. He is currently serving as chairman of the commit-tee, but has announced the 2014 tournament will be his last. Bob Allen has served on the committee since the tournament started 30 years ago. Allen has also made the decision to step down. Both Stockton and Allen were recognized during the dinner on Thursday evening.

Mark and Patti Smith were recognized at the dinner. The Smiths have owned and operated Smith’s Clothing, located at 709 Main Street, Cassville, for 34 years. The business was recently sold to Destiny Vandzant. Tournament prizes were donated by Justin Brands.

Thursday/Friday hole prizes: Line Drive on 2, sponsored by First State Bank: John Anderson, Jr./Steve Cox. Closest to the Pin on 6, sponsored by Commerce Bank: Mike Riehn/Gary Fields. Closest to the Pin on 8, sponsored by Security Bank: Kirk Allman/Mike White. Closest to the Pin on 11, sponsored by Hutchens Construction: Jay White/Gary Allen. Closest to the Pin on 17, sponsored by Arvest Bank: Ryan Preddy/Gavin Chapman. Longest Putt, 13, sponsored by Arning Companies: Jeromy Williams/Jay White.

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Southwest, Cassville, Pur-dy and Hurley High Schools will participate in a volleyball jamboree Tuesday (Aug. 18) in Washburn. The teams will play exhibition games in an abbreviated round-robin for-mat beginning at 5:00. The schedule includes:

5:00 p.m. - Purdy vs. Cassville

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PurdyAdmission will $2 for

adults and $1 for students and concessions will be avail-able. If you have any ques-tions, contact Coach Voyak at [email protected] or (479).422.5395.

sW to host volleyball jamboree

SWHS Future Christian Athletes is hosting a 5K and one mile fun run on Satur-day, September 27, beginning at 8 a.m. by the ball fields. All proceeds from the race will go to sponsor Haiti missions

The fun run will include a costume contest with prizes for the kids, and the 5k will medal the top two in each different age division. The one mile fun run will stay within the school park-ing lots, and the 5k will run through some of the streets

in Washburn. The cost of the 5K is $20 and $15 for the fun run. This includes a shirt and a goody bag for anyone who preregisters.

Registration forms can be found at the Y in Cass-ville, or they can be obtained by emailing or calling Linda Morgan at [email protected] or (417)-826-5413. Registration is also available online at https://runsignup.com/Race/MO/Wa s h b u r n / Tr o j a n R u n -forHaiti.

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Kornerstone, Inc. is host-ing its first annual 5K Run/Walk on September 13. All proceeds will benefit Korner-stone’s Teen Mom program to advocate for teen mothers in Barry County.

Race begins at 9:00 a.m. at the Cassville Aquatic Cen-ter. Early registrations are $25 before August 25 including a T-Shirt.

Registrations after August 25th are $25 with no shirt. Race will be timed by Ozarks Racing Systems of Springfield.

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Courtney RasmussenAll of Cassville is trying

to hold down their excite-ment for Friday Night Foot-ball to start up. Most of Cass-ville loves cheering on their Wildcats as they take to bat-tle on the field. The Wildcat boys definitely put in many hours of dedication on and off the field. The main man behind them, Head Football Coach Lance Parnell, dedi-cates even more time in order to have a great season.

Parnell has been the Head Coach of the Wildcats for two years now. He first began coaching in Rogers, Ark. for two years and has been with the Wildcats for 18 years. Since Parnell started off at Cassville with a two year contract, not planning on go-ing any further. Soon he dis-

covered he loved coaching at Cassville. “I love Cassville, and there is a reason I have been here for 18 years,” Par-nell explained. Not only did he stay in Cassville for the football, Parnell admitted, “I love Table Rock Lake.”

Growing up, both Par-nell’s parents were teachers and his dad also coached. In high school, Parnell played football and baseball and his dad was the head coach. Par-nell was influenced greatly by his parents. He men-tioned, “My parents taught me right from wrong.” He soon followed in his parents footsteps.

It’s clear that Parnell has a passion for sports after 20 years of coaching and several years of playing. “I love be-ing around kids and watching

all of my players improve as you work with them,” he ex-pressed.

Most people don’t know the time a coach puts in ev-eryday. For Parnell, it’s an 11 to 12 hour week day and 8 to 10 hours on the weekends. He admitted, “I thought I was ready when I took the head coach position until I real-ized how much other stuff comes with it.”

Aside from coaching, Parnell takes on farming. He owns cows and horses. He also enjoys fishing. Parnell attends Church at First Bap-tist in Cassville. In the past, Parnell was in charge of Fel-low Christian Athletes (FCA) at Cassville for 11 years. His greatest influence in his life he said is God. “I have a strong faith.”

Parnell grew up in North-west Arkansas and graduated high school from West Fork High School. He then gradu-ated from the University of Arkansas. Parnell met his wife in Cassville and now has three children.

For youth entering the work force, Parnell said, “Don’t be afraid to work. Do things without being asked. See what needs to be done and do it before you are asked.”

seen around town: coach Lance Parnell

Coach Lance Parnell has been with the Wildcats for the past 18 years, taking over as head football coach two years ago.

The 2014 Southwest year-book is now available for sale for $30. A limited number of extra copies are available by calling 417.826.5413 or e-mailing [email protected]. Books are on a first-come, first served basis.

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Larson’s Heating, Air and Plumbing of Shell Knob, formerly Ozark Air Con-ditioning, Heating and Ap-pliances, is a silver sponsor of this year’s Shakin’ in the Shell Festival and Car Show. The festival is scheduled for all day Saturday, September

20, 2014, at the Chamber Park on Needles Eye Road.

In recent discussion with Larson’s general manager John Coonrod, he advised he started here in 1985 and has been in the heating and air business over 28 years under three different own-

ers. He is also a regular volunteer for the Shakin’ Festival and, most notably, is the Committee Chairman for the annual Buddy Bass Tournament, a tournament that was started by Coon-rod’s father-in-law in 1980. Buddy Bass has the distinc-tion of being the longest continuous running bass tournament on Table Rock Lake with 2014 being its 35th year.

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employer and volunteer of the community, Coonrod would like to see improved occupancy of buildings for businesses in the area and hopes the current efforts by the Chamber for a 501(c)3 (non-profit) materializes. John sees a real value in sup-porting the Shakin’ Festival. He remarked “It is good for the community, good for the Chamber, and it is good for business.”

Shakin’ in the Shell sponsor: Larson’s Heating and Air

John Coonrod, general manager for Larson’s Heating, Air and Plumbing, stands in front of the business that is a silver sponsor of this year’s Shakin’ in the Shell.

Officers conduct mock shooting at Exeter Schools

Deputy Justin Ruark and Deputy Angie Cole clear the classroom were one of the “shooters” was holding a teacher hostage .

Charlea MillsIn a partnership between

the Barry County Sheriff ’s Department and the Exeter School District, the depart-ment held a mock shooter training at the school.

The purpose of the event, according to Sheriff Mick Ep-perly, is to get officers famil-iar with the schools, but also recognize areas where they might need to change their tactics.

Two mock events were held on Thursday, August 7.

In the first session, officers quickly found the shoot-ers, took out injured parties and safely got the teachers and staff out of the building. However, in the second event, many officers were casualties due to some sneaky tactics by their pretend bad guys. Both exercises were positive learn-ing experiences for officers and staff alike.

The Sheriff ’s Depart-ment has conducted multiple mock shooting scenarios are area schools, including Shell Knob, Southwest, and Wheaton. This was the first time that the department has partnered with Exeter, but ac-cording to Epperly, being fa-miliar with the school is cru-cial to being effective if there were ever any emergency sit-uation with an active shooter in a local school.

Epperly stated, “Thank God we’ve never had that happen down here, but we want to be as prepared as we can if it ever did happen.”

Most of the Barry County Sheriff ’s Department officers, the Exeter Police Chief and Cox ambulance crew partici-pated in the event to make it as realistic as possible.

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Above, Cassville Mayor Bill Shiveley acknowledges Cassville’s proclamation of National Health Center week at the City Countil meeting on Monday night. Shiveley is pictured with, left to right: Terry Purdom, clinic manager; Teresa Arndt, LPN; Marsha Davidson, patient services; and Rog-elio Crespo, patient services.

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Notice of Public Hearing

A hearing will be held at 6:30 P.M., August 14, 2014, at the Southwest R-V High School Library. At this time, citizens may be heard on the property tax rates proposed to be set by Southwest R-V, a school district located in Barry and McDonald counties. The tax rates are set to produce the revenues, which the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2014 shows to be required from the property tax. Each tax rate is determined by dividing the amount of revenue needed by the current assessed valuation. The result is multiplied by 100 so the tax rate will be expressed in cents per $100 valuation.

Assessed Valuation(by categories)

Year2013-2014

Year2014-2015

Real Estate $25,697,098 $26,226,646Personal Property $8,412,813 $8,299,158

Total $34,109,911 $34,525,804

The following Tax rates are Proposed:Assessed Valuation: $34,525,804

Fund Amount of PropertyTax Revenue Budgeted

Proposed Tax RatePer $100

Incidental $949,460 $2.75Teachers $0 $0.00Debt Service $293,469 $0.85Total $1,242,929 $3.60

New Construction (Total) $567,255New Revenue from New Construction and Improvements: $ 20,421Percentage of total revenue from New Construction 1.643%

Respectfully Submitted:Southwest R-V Board of Education

By: Bob Walker, SuperintendentJudy Brooks, Board Secretary 43-44c

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A Friendly Church with Friendly People.

Charlea MillsOn the Seligman Cham-

ber of Commerce’s event schedule for 2014, the group has 32 events planned for the community. That is a far cry from the number of com-munity events planned for the area before the chamber began 11 years ago, but ac-cording to a Chamber volun-teers, the hard work has been worth it.

On Saturday night, the Seligman Chamber Event center was filled with a crowd of around 75 for one of the Chamber’s dances. Playing the music for the dancing was the first musician to ever play for a Chamber dance, Jerry Smith the One Man Band. Even though Smith now lives in Colorado, the Seligman dances hold a spe-cial place in his heart, and when he knew he would be vacationing back in the area, he offered to play again. The difference between when the dances first started and now is drastic to say the least. It isn’t unusual for the crowd to break 100 people in a night with some nights going over 150 people.

However, maybe more impressive than the num-ber of people is the distance many of them travel to come enjoy themselves, Jo Anne Ellis, Cassville, has been go-ing to the dances for awhile. She stated, “What they’ve done down here is amazing. They’ve created a really nice place where people can come to dance in a venue that is a wonderful, clean place. And when people hear about it and come down and see how nice it is, they come back. There’s been people from Rogers, Springfield, Nixa and Joplin, it’s getting bigger all the time.”

As part of the plan to draw more visitors, the chamber continues to make improve-ments to their Event Center and change up their dances. On Saturday, the dance had a silent auction, drawings for prizes and free admissions to future dances and a twist

contest. Chamber Director Diana Smith-Vigil stated, “We’re always trying to make our dances bigger and better. So we want to get the word out.”

All of the funds raised during the dances and other Chamber Events, like the train rides and truck and tractor pulls, go to help re-model the Event Center. So far the Chamber has remod-eled the inside, including putting in a new floor and lots of decorations. It has been a lot of work, but it has successfully drawn in many visitors to the Seligman area because of the reputation of the dances as being a place for clean, family fun.

Both the truck and trac-tor pull and train rides are also popular family-friendly events that make a good name for the Chamber but also the City of Seligman. This Saturday marks the an-nual fall truck and tractor pull that begins at 7 p.m. at Ruby’s Event Park on south Highway 37. In October, there will be the fall train ride to Van Buren, Ark., for their craft days.

The Chamber is also sell-ing raffle tickets for a new grill and accessories valued

at over $500. For more information

about the Seligman Cham-ber, ether events, or to get involved, contact (417) 662-3612.

Seligman Chamber works to better community

Bob Mitchell, Rogers, Ark., plays the washboard during Saturday night’s special dance

Pictured above are Jo Anne Ellis, the winner of a hot dog cake during the auction, with Benny Vigil and Diana Smith-Vigil, who made the cake.

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Crowder CollegeFall ‘14 Course Schedule

Course Number Section Number Course Title Credit Hours Day Begin Time End Time

DAY COURSESADN 170 01 CAS NURSING INTERVENTIONS II 4 MW 9:00 AM 11:20 AMADN 172 01 CAS FAMILY DEVELOPMENT 2 M 1:00 PM 2:50 PMADN 176 01 CAS DOSAGE CALCUALATION II 1 W 1:00 PM 1:50 PMADN 272 01 CAS PSCYHOSOCIAL NURSING 2 M 10:00 AM 11:50 AMADN 279 01 CAS NURSING INTERVENTIONS IV 3 MW 8:00 AM 9:20 AMADN 282 01 CAS DOSAGE CALCULATION IV 1 W 10:30 AM 11:20 AMART 101 01 CAS ART APPRECIATION 3 TR 9:30 AM 10:45 AMART 101 02 CAS ART APPRECIATION 3 TR 11:00 AM 12:15 PMBIOL 101 01 CAS GENERAL BIOLOGY 5 TR 8:00 AM 10:45 AMBIOL 152 01 CAS ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I 5 MW 8:00 AM 10:45 AMBIOL 152 02 CAS ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I 5 MW 11:00 AM 1:45 PMBIOL 252 01 CAS ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II 5 MW 11:00 AM 2:20 PMBIOL 252 02 CAS ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II 5 TR 11:00 AM 2:20 PM

CNA 101/102 01 CAS CNA TECHNIQUES I/ EXPERIENCE 7 TR 1:00 PM 6:00 PMCNA 110/111 01 CAS RESTORATIVE NURSE ASSISTANT/EXPERIENCE (RNA) 3 W 2:00 PM 6:00 PM

COLL 101 01 CAS COLLEGE ORIENTATION 1 TR 8:30 AM 9:20 AMCOLL 101 02 CAS COLLEGE ORIENTATION 1 TR 10:10 AM 10:50 AMCOLL 101 04 CAS COLLEGE ORIENTATION (1ST 4 WEEKS) 1 F 8:00 AM 12:00 PMCOLL 101 05 CAS COLLEGE ORIENTATION (3 WEEK EXPRESS) 1 S 8:00 AM 1:00 PMCOLL 101 06 CAS COLLEGE ORIENTATION (1ST 4 WEEKS) 1 F 8:00 AM 12:00 PMCOMM 80 01 CAS INTRO TO COMMUNICATION 2 MW 9:30 AM 10:20 AMEDUC 203 01 CAS FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION 3 MW 8:00 AM 9:15 AMENGL 100 02 CAS MECH OF COMPOSITION 3 MW 8:00 AM 9:15 AMENGL 101 02 CAS ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 MW 9:30 AM 10:45 AMENGL 101 05 CAS ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 TR 11:00 AM 12:15 PMENGL 102 03 CAS ADVANCED ENGLISH COMPOSITION* 3 TR 12:30 PM 1:45 PMENGL 102 04 CAS ADVANCED ENGLISH COMPOSITION* 3 MW 11:00 AM 12:15 PMENGL 109 01 CAS INTRO TO LITERATURE 3 MW 12:30 PM 1:45 PMENGL 109 02 CAS INTRO TO LITERATURE 3 TR 9:30 AM 10:45 AMHIST 101 01 CAS WESTERN CIVILIZATION I 3 TR 8:00 AM 9:15 AMHIST 106 01 CAS US HISTORY I 3 TR 11:00 AM 12:15 PMLOC 40 01 CAS READING ENHANCE I 2 TR 8:00 AM 9:15 AMLOC 50 01 CAS READING ENHANCE II 2 TR 8:00 AM 9:15 AMLOC 90 01 CAS READING ACROSS THE CURRICULUM 3 TR 8:00 AM 9:15 AM

MATH 40 03 CAS ARITHMETIC 2 S 1:00 PM 2:50 PMMATH 50 01 CAS BASIC ALGEBRA 3 MW 9:30 AM 10:45 PMMATH 50 02 CAS BASIC ALGEBRA 3 MW 11:00 AM 12:15 PMMATH 50 04 CAS BASIC ALGEBRA 3 S 9:00 AM 11:45 AMMATH 100 08 CAS INTERM ALGEBRA* 3 TR 12:30 PM 1:45 PMMATH 100 10 CAS INTERM ALGEBRA 3 MW 8:00 AM 9:15 AMMATH 111 01 CAS COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 TR 9:30 AM 10:45 AMMATH 111 02 CAS COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 TR 11:00 AM 12:15 PMMUSC 101 01 CAS MUSIC HISTORY AND APPRECIATION 3 MW 9:30 AM 10:45 AMMUSC 101 02 CAS MUSIC HISTORY AND APPRECIATION 3 MW 12:30 PM 1:45 PM

OA 105 01 CAS INTRO TO KEYBOARDING 3 TR 9:30 AM 10:45 AMOA 107 01 CAS COLLEGE KEYBOARDING 3 TR 9:30 AM 10:45 AMPE 113 01 CAS LIFETIME FITNESS & WELLNESS 2 M 12:30 PM 2:20 PMPE 113 02 CAS LIFETIME FITNESS & WELLNESS 2 M 2:30 PM 4:20 PMPE 114 01 CAS BADMINTON & TABLE TENNIS 1 M 10:30 AM 12:20 PM

PHYS 101 01 CAS SURVEY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE 5 TR 9:00 AM 11:45 AMPLSC 103 01 CAS NATION STATE LOC GVT 3 TR 9:30 AM 10:45 AMPSYC 101 01 CAS GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 TR 9:30 AM 10:45 AMPSYC 101 02 CAS GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 TR 11:00 AM 12:15 PMSOC 103 01 CAS MARRIAGE & FAMILY 3 TR 12:30 PM 1:45 PM

SPCH 101 01 CAS SPEECH 3 MW 8:00 AM 9:15 AMSPCH 101 02 CAS SPEECH 3 MW 9:30 AM 10:45 AM

TA 205 01 CAS INTRO TO THEATRE 3 MW 11:00 AM 12:15 PM

TWILIGHT COURSESACCT 201 01 CAS PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I (FLEX) 3 R 5:00 PM 6:15 PMBIOL 220 01 CAS MICROBIOLOGY 5 MW 3:00 PM 6:20 PMBSAD 121 01 CAS BUSINESS MATH (FLEX) 3 M 5:00 PM 6:15 PMBSAD 150 01 CAS INTRO TO BUSINESS (FLEX) 3 W 5:00 PM 6:15 PMCHEM 104 01 CAS CHEMISTRY FOR HEALTH SCIENCE 5 TR 3:30 PM 6:15 PM

CJ 101 01 CAS INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE (FLEX) 3 M 5:00 PM 6:15 PMCJ 265 01 CAS ETHICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE (FLEX) 3 T 5:00 PM 6:15 PM

COMM 80 02 CAS INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION 2 T 4:30 PM 6:20 PMECON 201 01 CAS PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I (FLEX) 3 T 5:00 PM 6:15 PMENGL 101 01 CAS ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 TR 2:00 PM 3:15 PMENGL 101 04 CAS ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 MW 2:00 PM 3:15 PMENGL 102 01 CAS ADVANCED ENGLISH COMPOSITION* (FLEX) 3 M 5:00 PM 6:15 PMENGL 125 01 CAS MASTERPICES OF WORLD LITERATURE 3 M 3:30 PM 6:15 PM

LOC 40 02 CAS READING ENHANCE I 2 R 4:30 PM 7:15 PMLOC 50 02 CAS READING ENHANCE II 2 R 4:30 PM 7:15 PMLOC 90 02 CAS READING ACROSS THE CURRICULUM 3 R 4:30 PM 7:15 PMLOC 100 01 CAS COLLEGE SUCCESS 3 TR 3:00 PM 4:15 PM

MATH 40 01 CAS ARITHMETIC 2 R 5:30 PM 7:20 PMPE 103 02 CAS BOWLING (1st 8 weeks) 1 T 2:00 PM 5:20PMPE 113 03 CAS LIFETIME FITNESS & WELLNESS 2 M 4:30 PM 6:20 PM

PSYC 210 01 CAS CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 3 R 3:30 PM 6:15 PMSOC 101 01 CAS GENERAL SOCIOLOGY (FLEX) 3 W 5:00 PM 6:15 PM

SPAN 101 01 CAS BEGINNING SPANISH I 3 MW 2:00 PM 3:15 PMSPAN 111 01 CAS INTRO TO SPANISH FOR HEALTH CARE WORKERS 3 MW 3:30 PM 4:45 PMSPCH 101 03 CAS SPEECH 3 M 3:30 PM 6:15 PM

NIGHT COURSESART 101 03 CAS ART APPRECIATION 3 R 6:30 PM 9:15 PMBIOL 101 02 CAS GENERAL BIOLOGY 5 TR 6:30 PM 9:15 PMBSAD 115 01 CAS COMPUTER CONCEPTS 3 W 6:30 PM 9:15 PMBSAD 125 01 CAS COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 M 6:30 PM 9:15 PM

CJ 102 01 CAS CRIME SCENE PROCESSING 3 T 6:30 PM 9:15 PMCJ 250 01 CAS CRIMINAL LAW 3 M 6:30 PM 9:15 PM

CNA 106 01 CAS PHLEBOTOMY TECH 3 W 6:30 PM 9:15 PMCOLL 101 03 CAS COLLEGE ORIENTATION 1 R 7:30 PM 9:20 PMECON 202 01 CAS PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS II 3 T 6:30 PM 9:15 PMEDUC 206 01 CAS LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN 3 T 6:30 PM 9:15 PMEDUC 230 01 CAS EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 R 6:30 PM 9:15 PMEDUC 250 01 CAS TEACHING PROFESSION 3 W 6:30 PM 9:15 PMEMT 101 01 CAS EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 9 TWR 6:00 PM 10:00 PM

ENGL 100 03 CAS MECH OF COMPOSITION 3 M 6:30 PM 9:15 PMENGL 101 03 CAS ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 T 6:30 PM 9:15 PMENGL 102 02 CAS ADVANCED ENGLISH COMPOSITION* 3 M 6:30 PM 9:15 PMFSCI 111 01 CAS FIRE SCIENCE I & II 6 MR 6:00 PM 9:15 PMGEOL 210 01 CAS EARTH & SPACE SCIENCE FOR TEACHERS 4 MW 6:30 PM 9:15 PMHIST 106 02 CAS US HISTORY I 3 M 6:30 PM 9:15 PMHIST 106 03 CAS US HISTORY I 3 T 6:30 PM 9:15 PMHIST 107 01 CAS US HISTORY II 3 R 6:30 PM 9:15 PMLOC 103 01 CAS COLLEGE CONNECTIONS 3 T 6:30 PM 9:15 PMMATH 40 02 CAS ARITHMETIC 2 R 7:30 PM 9:20 PMMATH 50 03 CAS BASIC ALGEBRA 3 T 6:30 PM 9:15 PMMATH 60 01 CAS PRE-COLLEGE MATH I (COMPUTER BASED) 3 W 6:00 PM 9:30 PMMATH 70 01 CAS PRE-COLLEGE MATH II (COMPUTER BASED) 3 W 6:00 PM 9:30 PM

MATH 100 01 CAS INTERM ALGEBRA* (COMPUTER BASED) 3 W 6:00 PM 9:30 PMMATH 100 09 CAS INTERM ALGEBRA* 3 M 6:30 PM 9:15 PMMATH 107 01 CAS INTRO TO MATH 3 W 6:30 PM 9:15 PMMATH 111 03 CAS COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 T 6:30 PM 9:15 PMPSYC 101 03 CAS GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 W 6:30 PM 9:15 PMSOC 101 02 CAS GENERAL SOCIOLOGY 3 W 6:30 PM 9:15 PM

SOCC 201 01 CAS INTRO TO DYNAMICS OF ADDICTION 3 W 6:30 PM 9:15 PMSOCC 230 01 CAS ASSESSMENT/INTAKE SCREENING 3 M 6:30 PM 9:15 PMSPCH 101 04 CAS SPEECH 3 W 6:30 PM 9:15 PM

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Steve ChapmanTwo young members of

the First Christian Church of Cassville are attempt-ing to raise money to help build a house for a home-less family in El Salvador. Chris Dunker, 19, and Jes-sica Haney, 17, hope to raise $8,000 by September 25 to donate to 1Mission, an orga-nization dedicated to build-ing housing for homeless people around the globe.

Haney said she and Dunker were inspired to undergo the endeavor af-ter watching a video about 1Mission while on a church conference in Nebraska.

“We watched a video about a girl named Ruby, and she raised $10,000 for 1Mission, and it was really inspiring, so we decided to do it ourselves,” she said.

1Mission was started by founder Jason Law in 2008 with the goal of helping im-poverished people around the world help themselves and their communities. Ac-cording to Dunker, 100 per-cent of the donated money goes toward this cause.

“It helps pay for educa-tion, supplies, the workers who go down there, and the materials. It helps pay for all those so they will be able to build and improve their community,” he said.

Dunker also added that, while the homeless family is getting a house, it is not giv-en to them for free. 1Mission has certain requirements each family must meet in or-der to qualify for a house.

“The individuals have to earn their homes, so they have to do community ser-vice, like fixing the school or roads. They have to do some community hours and help improve their community,” he said.

The family that Dunker and Haney are helping to raise money for are the Gon-zales-Martinez family in El Salvador. The family con-sists of David, 44, a farmer; his wife Rosa, 33; and their two children, Sergio, 12, and Mayra, 6.

At present, Dunker and Haney have been raising funds by soliciting dona-tions via Facebook, and

Haney said she has sent let-ters asking for donations to friends who are not on Facebook. They have also received money from their church’s vacation Bible school. According to Haney, the children there donated an estimated $630.

Dunker and Haney are also getting help in their fundraising efforts from local photographer Mitzi Starkweather. Starkweather is helping to raise money by offering a special photogra-phy package to customers of five sessions for $250. She added that such a package is usually worth around $600. Starkweather will sell up to five of the packages.

In addition to the pho-tography sessions, Stark-weather is also offering other products, such as cus-tom photo books, wall art and albums. These products range in price from $350 to $600, and Starkweather says she will donate 75 percent of the proceeds from the sale of the products to 1Mission in addition to the money raised through the photography sessions. Those interested in scheduling a photo session or purchasing other mer-chandise can contact Stark-weather at (832) 729-4190 or through her website at www.mitzistarkweather.com.

Those who wish to do-nate online can go to https://my.1miss ion.org/c/517/FAITH/ where, in addition to donating, they can track Dunker and Haney’s fund-raising progress and also see the Gonzalez-Martinez fam-ily and the conditions they currently live in. Donations can also be made at the First Christian Church in the care of Jason Starkweather, student minister. The First Christian Church is located at the corner of Old Exeter Road and Highway 37 in Cassville. More information about 1Mission is available at 1mission.org.

Dunker said that even those who can’t donate mon-ey can still help by spreading the word about their efforts and 1Mission in general.

“If you can’t donate,” he said, “check it out, see what it’s all about and pass it on.”

Pictured above are Jessica Haney and Chris Dunker, the stu-dents currently raising $8,000 to build a house for a homeless family in El Salvador.

two students raising funds to build home for homeless

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SATURDAY, AUG. 16th, 2014 • 9 AM LOCATION: 25976 SHORELINE DR., SHELL KNOB, MO. 65747. From the Bridgeway Plaza Shopping Center in Shell Knob, Mo. on Hwy. 39 take Hwy. 39 south 1½ miles to Lake RD 39-15 (Knob Hill Acres) then 2/10 of mile to Shoreline Dr. & continue on Shoreline Dr. to Auction.WATCH FOR “EDENS & HODGES AUCTION TODAY” SIGNS

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TRUCKS-TRAILER: 2001 Dodge Dakota SLT, 4x4 pick-up, auto-matic, V-6 Magnum engine, fully loaded, sliding rear window, Tonneau cover, 77,700, one owner miles, real nice truck, great condition. 1966 Ford 100 pick-up. Twin I Beam, 235 6 cyl engine, 3 spd transmission, engine has had lots of new updates strait body. 2009 Lamar 1384 6’x12’ utility trailer with drop down tailgate, used very little, like new. JD GATOR-BOAT-SCUBA GEAR-ETC.: 2008 John Deere Gator XUV 620-I, 4x4 low/high range, dump bed, elec fuel injection, centrifugal clutch & row bar top, very well cared for, always shedded, a great machine. 1990 Sundancer Fish & Fun Pontoon boat with 1974 115 HP Evinrude engine, live wells, canopy top, stored on boat lift, no trailer. Scuba gear including 6 air tanks, wet suits, vests, etc. Ammo box. Barnett crossbow & accessories. Wild Boar spear. HOT TUB - GAZEBO: Coleman 7 person hot tub with cover. Gazebo glassed in building surrounding above hot tub, very neat. Hot tub & Gazebo may be sold individually or as a unit. MOWERS-OUTDOOR ITEMS: John Deere X 300R riding mower with rear bagger, 42” cut, 262 hours, Kawasaki engine. Snapper 8 HP, 30” cut riding mower, 5 spd, disk drive, elec start. Haul Rite 4.0 cubic ft pull type lawn trailer with dump bed. 2 yard seeders, 1 push, 1 pull type. Sun-cast outdoor storage container. Several concrete planters yard ornaments. 5 concrete deer. 2 cast iron kettle planters. Push type lawn cart. 5 burner stainless steel gas grill. Hose reels. Garden hose. Lg lot lawn & garden tools of all sorts. 3 pc wrought iron patio furniture. Glass top patio table w/4 plastic chairs. Shepherds hooks. Post driver. 3 bird baths. FURNITURE-HOUSEHOLD-ETC.: Sony 32” flatscreen TV. Big Mans recliner, used very little. Small oak dry sink. Round oak dining table w/4 matching chairs. 2 wicker trunks. Complete elec. hospital bed. Solid oak entertainment center, double glass door plus TV enclosure. High back office chair. Corner type desk w/hutch style top, solid wood, large unit, very nice. 2 solid oak mule chests, Amish made, lots of storage, each unit is 2 pcs. You must see these!!! Wooden rocking horse. Fire place insert w/new doors, glass, screens, etc. Christmas décor. GE metal blade fan. Galvanized wash tub. Futon bed. Gallaria Grandmothers clock. Very old childs red wagon. SHOP EQUIPMENT-TOOLS: Craftsman 5.5 AP air compressor, 25 gal upright tank, single cylinder, oil free. Craftsman power washer, 7.0 HP B&S engine, 2900 PSI. Lincoln Weld Pack 3200 HD wire feed welder. Delta dual bench grinder. Companion 5250 watt generator, 10 HP. HD table saw. Stihl 026 chainsaw in case. Schumacher 2/10/50 amp charger 6/12 volt starter charger tester. Hi Lift jack. Craftsman 4.0 HP shop vac. 4½ cubic ft contractor wheel barrow. Dri Eaz floor drying fan. 7” Milwaukee circular saw on Milwaukee base. Fuel cans. 2, LT26575R16 M&S Tires. Wood stepladders. 16’ alum ext ladder. 16’ articulated ladder. Craftsman 1 HP 15” drill press, 12 speed floor model. Lot HD extension cords. Rockwell Bladerunner bench model jig saw. Craftsman 6” disk, 4” belt combo sander. Craftsman 16” scroll saw, cast iron base, direct drive. Craftsman 5½” bench vise. New Porter cable brad nailer. Stacker II tool box with top & bottom section. Craftsman 4 drawer top box tool chest. B&D 6” dual bench grinder, 1/3 HP. 24V craftsman hedge trimmer. Ant. hand grinder. Chain hoist. Numerous furniture bar clamps. C clamps. Hammers. Hand saws. Air hose. Drill bits. Large selection Craftsman and other hand held elec. & cordless tools. Air tools. Pipe wrenches, Carpenter tools. 2, two-wheel dollies. Huge assortment of hand tools (majority Craftsman) including wrenches, sockets, deep sockets, screwdrivers, pliers & much, much more. Many other items not individually listed. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Outstanding auction here. Very high quality items in this one. Vehicles & JD Gator are very clean and well cared for. Majority of tools are in very good to new condition. See you on August 16, at 9:00 AM. TERMS: Cash. No property removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents, sickness or loss of articles. Current & positive picture ID required of all buyers to acquire buyers number. Bank letter of credit required by anyone not know by auctioneers. Everything is being sold as is where is. No guarantees expressed or implied.

Owner, Steve Minor

PUBLIC AUCTION

AUCTIONEERSSTEVE HODGES RED EDENSAURORA, MO CASSVILLE, MO

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NORTH ARKANSASLIVESTOCK AUCTION

“Community Owned and Operated”SALE EVERy WEdNESdAy

(870) 438-6915Kirk Powell (870) 654-2205Ron Wallace (870) 654-6369

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Purdy FFA member Mikala Fletcher took first place in the FFA Knowledge Contest at the Area 11 FFA Leadership day at Crowder College on July 16. Fletcher is the daughter of Charlie and Melissa Fletcher of Purdy.

Four Purdy FFA Members traveled to Washington D.C. in July for the annual Wash-ington Leadership Confer-ence. Jayse Henderson, Ash-ton Young, Desirie Ennes and Breanna Keeler learned valuable service and agricul-tural advocacy skills during the week-long conference.

The group also expe-rienced a sampling of the Smithsonian Museums and visited several of Washington D.C.'s monuments, including the Lincoln Memorial, the World War II Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial.

Before returning home to implement their new knowl-edge and skills, Purdy's del-egates lent their services to Meals of Hope, packing more than 70,000 meals for disad-vantaged people in the Wash-ington D.C. community.

Participant Jayse Hender-son noted, "The Washington Leadership Conference not only empowered me to make

a change in my life, but it also inspired me to make a change in my community by serving

others. It was the experience of a lifetime, and I encourage all FFA members to go."

Purdy FFA members experience the rich history and culture of our nation’s capital. Pictured, from left to right, at the Missouri sign in the World War II Memorial are: Jayse Henderson, Ash-ton Young, Desirie Ennes and Breanna Keeler.

Purdy FFA attend Washington conference

The Purdy FFA Officer Team attended the Area 11 FFA Leader-ship day at Crowder College on July 16. The conference, which also features competitive events, is designed to teach student to become more effective leaders in their chapters. Purdy FFA Of-ficers pictured, from left: Mikala Fletcher, Vice-President; Shelby Thomas, Secretary; and Breanna Keeler, Treasurer.

Purdy FFA wins awards at Leadership Day at Crowder

Ashley Reid, a 2012 graduate of Cassville High School, earned dual honors during the Spring 2014 se-mester at the University of Missouri at Columbia.

Reid, an international business major in her third year in the university’s Hon-ors College, achieved high academic performances that placed her on the University of Missouri’s Dean’s List, as well as a placement on the university’s Trulaske College of Business Dean’s List.

In order to be considered for both Dean’s Lists, a stu-dent must achieve and main-tain a minimum 3.5 GPA throughout the term.

Reid achieves dual honors


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SATURDAY, AUG. 23rd, 2014 • 10 AM Location: caSSViLLE, Mo. (401 W First St.). From Main St. at Fastrip Convenience Store go West on First St. Watch for signs.

REaL EStatE - antiQUES & coLLEctiBLES - FURnitURE - MiSc.

H H ESTATE AUCTION H HMo State champion auctioneer

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Donnie Stumpff HWY. 112 S. cassville, Mo

auctioneers: Donnie Stumpff - Parker StumpffLicensed Broker/Auctioneer MO & AR • State Champion Auctioneer MO & AR 1409 & PB00051442

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417-847-2507

REaL EStatE:cassville History, History,

History!!!!!!!!!The old Kenneth and Lucille Johnson home, formerly Oilver Q & Patricia Couey home. This is a large 3 bedroom, 1 & ¾ bath

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country style home. Front entry opens to a nice foyer with old time staircase leading upstairs and just to your left a formal living room that features a large old time bay window and a double glass door leading outside to the concrete patio. Upstairs: Features 3 bedrooms, with one of the bedrooms having a private balcony and hardwood flooring, also 1 full bath upstairs. Rear entry to the home opens into a dining room with dual double glass doors leading outside to a concrete patio. Kitchen features Kitchen Aid SS dishwasher, built in cook top, built in over & SS sink. Just off the kitchen is a large formal dining room joined by a large living room with large old time windows and hardwood floors, ¾ bath and utility just off of dining room. outside amenities include: Covered front porch with large porch columns, covered pack porch that leads to a one car garage, outside entrance to a cellar, all this on 4 big city lots, one block by one block, with roads on all 4 sides. notE: This home dates back into the early 1900’s giving it tons of Cassville history, making it very unique to the town of Cassville. Some of Cassville’s prominent people have at one time or another owned this property. The property is in need of some repair, however with very little effort this property could once again be a unique show place for its new owner and the town of Cassville. Call to preview the property before auction date. 417-847-2507.

See next week’s paper for full auction listing. RE tERMS: Cash or good check with 2 forms of ID. Qualified buyers only with pre-approved bank letter of credit. Nonrefundable 10% paid day of auction with balance due in cash or certified funds within 30 days or less. Buyers and sellers will be responsible for their own portion of the closing costs. Taxes will be prorated to date of close. Sells as is where is with no warranty or guarantee expressed or implied. Bidder, buyers or agent of the buyer is responsible for conducting own inspection of property prior to auction and should rely solely upon their own due diligence and inspection. A 10% buyer’s premium will apply. Sells with owner confirmation. Any announcements made day of auction supersede any and all printed material.

Estate of Oliver Q. Couey

904 West StreetCassville, MO 65625

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The Barry County Health Department divides food service code violations into two categories: Priority and Core Violations.

Priority Violations (pre-viously referred to as “Criti-cal”) are more likely than other violations to contrib-ute to food contamination or illness and/or injury.

Core Violations (previ-ously referred to as “Non-Critical”), although impor-tant to the overall hygiene of the establishment, do not necessarily present an im-mediate threat to food con-tamination or illness and/or injury.

A report for each estab-lishment that is inspected shows the number of criti-cal violations, along with a short statement as to the nature of the violations. The report also shows the number of non-critical vio-lations but doesn’t list the nature of those violations.

*Corrected on spot• Twice The Ice Shell Knob

Pre-Opening 7/1/14:Permit Issued.

• Uncle Roy’s One Stop Eagle Rock

Routine 7/2/14:Priority Items: 4*1. Raw bacon is stored

above cheese and fruit drinks.*

2. Gravy given an eight-day discard date instead of seven.*

3. One spatula is pitted and no longer smooth and easily cleanable.*

4. Can opener is soiled.*Core items: 4.

• Lakeside Marine Shell Knob

Routine 7/7/14:Priority Items: 0.Core Items: 0.

• Kum & Go Monett Routine 7/3/14:Priority Items: 1*1. Employee had drink

without a lid in the kitch-en.*

Core Items: 5.• Country Package Wash-burn


• El Mariachi Mexican Res-taurant Cassville

Routine 7/7/14:Priority Items: 61. Nobody ServSafe cer-

tified or equivalent on duty.2. Employee did not

wash their hands when changing from washing dishes to handling food.*

3. Raw bacon stored above ready-to-eat foods. Foods stored in prep line cooler and walk-in refrig-erator are uncovered and exposed to contamination.*

4. Cooked chicken held on the counter without time or temperature control. Sal-sa held at 46 °F in the server refrigerator (must be 41°F or below).*

5. Taquitos and three containers of sauces not la-beled with discard date.*

6. Can opener and food chopper put away as clean are soiled.*

Core Items: 6.• L&L Store Eagle Rock

Routine 7/8/14:Priority Items: 21. Nobody ServSafe cer-

tified or equivalent on duty.2. Discard times on food

held with time as a public health control are not docu-mented.*

Core Items: 3.Follow-Up 7/22/14:Priority items from

7/8/14 inspection correct-ed.• Taco Bell Monett

Routine 7/8/14:Priority Items: 1*1. Cinnabuns with cream

cheese filling held past dis-card time.*

Core Items: 2.• Burger King Monett

Routine 7/8/14:Priority Items: 2*1. Six pan lids, one pan

grate, and two pans are cracked and no longer cleanable.*

2. Pans and pan grates stored as clean are soiled.*

Core Items: 1.*• Emory Melton Confer-ence Center Cassville

Routine 7/9/14:Priority Items: 3*1. Raw ground beef

stored above raw whole beef.*

2. Ham held at 50°F and onion sauce at 49°F in prep line refrigerator (must be held at or below 41°F or at or above 140°F).*

3. Sanitizer is too weak.*Core Items: 1.*

• Shell Knob Senior Center Shell Knob


• The Steak Inn Shell Knob Routine 7/9/14:Priority Items: 0.Core Items: 0.

• Ruby’s Seligman Routine 7/10/14:Priority Items: 31. Bacteria growth in

the ice machine. Shelf on the far north and east side of storage room has sticky substance on it from broken bottles.

2. One bottle of blue chemical is not labeled.*

3. Unapproved pesticide kept in the operation.


7/10/14 inspection cor-rected.• Monett Senior Center Monett


• C & C Country Store Ex-eter

Routine 7/14/14:Priority Items: 21. Hand sink is leaking.

2. Sanitizing solution is not strong enough.*

Core Items: 1.*Follow-Up 7/23/14:Priority items from

7/14/14 inspection cor-rected.• Terry’s Café Shell Knob

Routine 7/15/14:Priority Items: 2*1. Menu does not have a

notation beside each item that can be ordered raw or undercooked.*

2. Meat slicer is soiled with food debris.*

Core Items: 6.• Subway (inside Wal-Mart) Monett

Routine 7/18/14:Priority Items: 11. Soiled knife stored

as clean. Tomato slicer has food debris in the blades. Ice machine is soiled.

Core Items: 2.Follow-Up 7/21/14:All priority items from

7/18/14 inspection cor-

rected.• Lai Lai Asian Restaurant Monett

Routine 7/18/14:Priority Items: 3*1. Nobody ServSafe

certified or equivalent on duty.*

2. Sushi rice being held at 70°F without time or temperature control.*

3. Two spray bottles of chemicals are not labeled with common name.*

Core Items: 5.• Papa Vito’s Cassville

Pre-Opening 7/18/14:Plan review.Pre-Opening 7/21/14:Permit issued.

• T&T Concessions Mobile Routine 7/19/14:Priority Items: 0.Core Items: 2.

• Eagle Rock Retreat Cen-ter Eagle Rock


• Monett Family Restau-rant Monett

Compliant 7/21/14:Priority Items: 101. Nobody ServSafe cer-

tified or equivalent on duty.2. Employee handled

trash then put on gloves and prepared food but didn’t wash their hands. Employee breaded raw fish then changed gloves and made buns but did not wash their hands.*

3. Employee handled lemons for drink garnish with their bare hands. Em-ployee handled cooked chicken and celery for chicken salad with their bare hands.*

4. Numerous areas in kitchen prep cooler and walk-in cooler had raw meats stored above cooked foods, ground meats above whole raw meats, and raw

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CATTLE AUCTION SATURDAY • 11 AMSelling or Buying MO-ARK

is where you will find the farm fresh local cattle.Cattle received on Fridays till 7:30 PM

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Receiving cattle on Fridays. • Hay and water pens.No Charge for Hay on overnight cattle.

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Dayne Galyen Kevin Ruddick JR Galyen 417-846-7775 479-790-9272 417-846-7373

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Selling:Cattle, Sheep, Goats & Hogs

NOWOPEN

Bull Shed CafeOpen Saturday Morning 8am til sale is over

Biscuit & Gravy - Breakfast Burrito

Hamburger - Cheeseburger - French Fries + Special

Several Good Young Stock Cowsand Pairs

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THURSDAY, AUg. 14th, 2014 • 2:00 PM Location: RoGERS, aR. From Bus. 71 & Walnut St. go east on Walnut 1.2 miles then go left on Lake Atalanta. Go 6/10 mile to auction.

H H PUBLIC AUCTION H HMo State champion auctioneer

aR State champion auctioneer

auctioneer: Donnie Stumpff, Parker StumpffLicensed Broker/Auctioneer MO & AR • State Champion Auctioneer MO & AR 1409 & PB00051442

417-847-2507Donnie Stumpff HWY. 112 S. Cassville, MO

To view complete listing& photos, go to

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FURnitURE & aPPLiancES: Amish made oak table & 8 chairs. Round table & 4 chairs. Yamaha baby grand piano. China hutch. Leather lounge chair. Floral pattern sofa. Wood pew. Ant. queen size oak bed frame & matching night stand. Pink love seat. Childs wood desk. Po-pason chair. (3) massage tables. Department store clothes chest. Ant. buffet. Leather sectional sofa. Loveseat chair & ottoman. Cabinet style Sony TV. Side chair. Ant. Victrola & records. Armoire. Sofa table. Full size mattress. Apothecary. File cabinet. Crosely radio/turn table. Misc. patio furniture. Sm chest freezer. MiSc.: Misc. glassware, stemware, etc. Misc. dishware. Misc. sm kitchen appliances & kitchen related items. Misc. what knots. Misc. wall hangings. Lot of books. Bushnell telescope. Old clas-sical guitars. Misc. costume jewelry. Treadmill. Stair stepper. Inversion table. Misc. board games. Beanie babies. Misc. linens. Elect heaters. Holiday decorations. Misc. luggage. Misc. light fixtures. Asst. lot of brand new lingerie. Misc. yard tools. Mannequins. Misc. bicycles. Old Cub Cadet riding mower. Many more items not listed. notE: This auction will not last long, so be on time and note the special date and start time. This sale will be held inside for the most part. tERMS: Cash or good check with 2 forms of current ID. Must have current driver’s license to obtain bidders number. All sells as is where is with no guarantee. Any announcements made day of auction supersede any and all printed material.

Owner, Dr. Jim Elkins

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Row 1: Makayla Harvey, Taylor McCullah, Natalie McNeill, Alexis Mann, Sadie Rueter, Parker Marple. Row 2: Coach Gerry Mann, Michaela Cotton, Lindee Mitchell, Catie Edmandson, Riley Mills, Dazee Williams, Coach Jennifer Mann.

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Row 1: Abbigale Yarnall, Mackenzie Quinn, Kendal Allison, Kami Stough, Taylor Yarnall, Elizabeth fohn. Row 2: Coach Chad Yarnall, Taylor Ken-nedy, Audrey Kennedy, Avery Stokes, Shailey Hodge, Ibby Stokes, Addison Yoho, Coach Travis Stokes.

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Row 1: Brylee Hendrix, Hailey Roark, Brooklyn Mitchell, Zoe Arndt. Row 2: Chaney Cox, Madison Halterman, Zoe Coupland, Avery Chap-pel, Taylor Smith, Ashlyn Stringer, Row 3: Coaches Johnnie Cox, Johnie Hendrix, Grant Roark

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Row 1: Audrey Tripp, Angel Delossantos, Callie Beagle, Avery Brown. Row 2: Coach Dan Beagle, Audra Brooks, Haley Napp, Dayla Phelps, Adrien Lee, Coach Courtney Beagle.

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Row 1: Coach Matt Stubblefield, Kalia Miller, Jolie Evans, Jillian LeCompte, Jagger Miller, Sadie Kraft. Row 2: Treva Samuel, Lexi Stubble-field, Kloey Bowman, Raylee Jackson, Coach Amanda Stubblefield. Row 3: Coaches Chris Burbridge, Pierson Pinnell. Not pictured: Macie Walker.

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Row 1: Julie Gregory Sophia Allen Isabel Allen. Row 2: Logan Marple Hannah Blakenship, Katlyn Tiner, Lauren Sparkman, Elly Ramaeker. Row 3: Coaches Shelly Sparkman, Gammon Sparkman, Michelle Ramaeker, Scott Ramaeker. Not pictured: Dusti Artherton, Coaches Jay allen, Jeremy Marple.

2014 Cassville Summer Ball Teams4B Wednesday, august 13, 2014 Barry County advertiser

To the players, coaches, umpires, and parents.... we applaud you for a great season!

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farm bureau insurance Chuck Nickle Photography

Row 1: coach chad Yarnall, Lexie sanders, Jamie Watts, avery Periman, Olivia Holman, chantly Yarnall, Hanna shockley. Row 2: coach chris seymour, sahara stettnisch, adrienne Zucca, sharayah seymour, isabelle edwards, nyia Hartin, coach Doug edwards. Not pictured: Leslie Turner.

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Row 1: coach rusty Dilbeck, alexis coursey, addy brophey, Kia Kraft. Row 2: coach Jr. Haddock, Jaiden christensen, schuana Dilbeck, shayla soole, courtney stewart, coach Donnie Privett. Row 3: macie rivera, bailey Periman, rylee Healey, megan richter, brett cochran & Kaylee coursey.

meeKs sHeLL KnOb Chuck Nickle PhotographyRow 1: amy Davis, Laney moore, Jaycee ertle, Destiny anderson, stephanie burnett, allison boley, allison marcucci, brandy creason, Josh Davison. Row 2: april creason, reighlie burnett, Zoey Watkins, sheridan reach, annie moore, Lexi Davison, makenzi Dilbeck, emily mann.

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Team members include: Trace sturgell, Kyler Holman, cole cash, mason gauss, andrew gray, reese Lakey, Kason arjona, Travis Thomas, Joseph reuter, eli stokes, Jace gregory, alex remierz, coach chad sturgell.

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Team members include: Kierstyn Kalbaugh, Kaylyn Weiser, grace Hurst, clovee Williams, Hadley Davis-moore, Donielle burns, Hailey bryan, alesha bryan, melody stephens, makaiden bolles, coaches robert bolles, carlee Williams.

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Row 1: coach cailey Trotter, sara Longley, mikayla manwarren, grace Yocum, faith Yocum, ava O’gorek. Row 2: coach billy Yocum, Lexy ro-bar, brianna birchfield, Pazlee burbridge, marianne mccrackin, audrey goutney, coach Jessie goutney.

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Team members include: Timothy Hudson, ethan fuchs, Davin roscom, Joseph fields, isaac Hadlow, seth Williams, ethan morgan, michael morgan, Tristan Hall, Hunter annecharico, Kaleb shockley, coach David Hudson.

Way to Go Teams!We’re proud of you!You are Awesome!

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Row 1: easton Griffanti, Camden Runnels, Wyatt privett, satchel Beach, aubrie atkinson, Clayton Meek. Row 2: Coaches Courntey Rasmassen, Brian atkinson. Not pictured: Blake landoll, Carly landoll.

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Row 1: Andrew Berndt, Jaden Davis. Row 2: Coach Michael Hagins, Lane Mitchell, Dylan McCormack, Troy Hagins, Cale Jackson, Cole Jackson, Coach Mike McCormack. Row 3: Logan Carlin, Peyton Stringer, Austin Sanders, Mason Hendrix, Remington Taylor, Mason Arndt.

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Row 1: Danny Roper, Garrett ewing, Cadyn smith, hunter James, Bodee Rose, Bradley stumpff. Row 2: Cordell Johnson, Connor an-necharico, Bryson Jacobson, austin Muize, kory hilburn, Colton Blankenship. Row 3: Jerry James, tyler smith, Joey Rose.

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Row 1: harley Madison, paxton Daniels, Grant varner, Cheney kelley, Brayden Meyer. Row 2: logan Wingo, Dennis Craig, Bradyn alley, eli Roper, Carter lucero. absent: tristan thompson. Row 3: Coaches Mark kelley, terrell varner. Not pictured: Coach payton varner.

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Row 1: Garrett Mitchell, Brendan flynn, kellan lanham. Row 2: spen-cer essary, london Williams, oliver Clanton, sean lee. Row 3: Coaches Brandon flynn, Coach evan lee.

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Row 1: Maddox Cooper, Carson Cash, timmy kraft, Dylan Bohmke, shane harvey, Masin Bryan, tyler Matthew. Row 2: Coach Matt Cooper, Caeden Barker, tucker McCorkle, tyson Bohmke, logan Williams, Coach Greg Matthew.


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Team members include: issac Cornett, skylar annecharico, tyler annechari-co, ellis hobbs, Brianna still, owyn england, Raylee Couch, Brayden sizemore, Zoey Meadows, Carson thomas, landon lyles, Coaches Jason hobbs, Rokky england.

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arning Chuck Nickle Photography

Row 1: Camden roller, gavin Upchurch, Seay Williams, Matt Wilson, Michael russsell, Coach Denny Wierman. Row 2: Coach Cody Hall, Mason Jacobson, Levi Hodge, Denny Wierman, Devon russell, Kameron Kalbaugh.

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Row 1: rykon Beck, Lili naugle, Connor Colf. Row 2: allyson going Brodie Johnson, Mason Long, Bella Johnson, gresyn Hayes. Row 3: Coach adam going, Coach Dustin Long, Jordan Weiser.

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Row 1: Coach Jared Hall, Corben eighmy, Cameron Hall, robbie purdom, ricky norris, Coach richie norris. Row 2: Carlos Barrientos, Darren Birchfield, Hunter Stephens, Wyatt taft, Zach Boyd. Not pictured: Zach-ary Myers, Jacob Hall.

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Team members include: gunner Bowling, Logan West, parker Lee, issak Henbest, roper taylor, Joshua Bailey, Keaton Fare, rayden Hobson, Lucas Hudson, Drake Doss, nathan Hunsucker, Coach tracy Hudson.

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Row 1: Wyatt Harris, Zane ganoung, Carson Whittimire, ashton Lauder-dale, aaron tiner, Coach Chris reibert. Row 2: Coach Derrik Long, Kyle Long, Jaiden reibert, nate Boley, Coach Mark Whittimire. Not pictured: pace evans, Spencer Moeller, Zack Forester.

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Row 1: angelo Sobrero, Brady Schwer, Sam Cochran, Zachary Coenen, Coach tom Coenen. Row 2: Joston Miller, Josh Holz, Wesley Stockton, Hunter Chasteen, austin Stockton.

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Congratulations on a job well done.

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Team members include: Matthew Kunda, atticus gennarelli, alex gern-narelli, tyler Burnette, Kalleb roland, Colt Cox, Blake Stockton, neil recio, Christian irwin, Brayden Sweat, rafe Munday, traiton Burnette, Coaches Billy & Misty Burnette.

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Row 1: Cole o’neill, mason robar, Tristan White, Landon White, Jayden bowman. Row 2: Grason ewing, Chisum massey, bradan dickinson, drake reese, brody Vaught, Hayden Stehlik. Row 3: Coaches Shawn massey, dave Vaught, dan bowman.

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Team members include: Corey Thomas, Landry mills, kasen Holman, Laine Hudgins, Tyler Thomas, Carson Wolf, Lane Smith, drew dickinson, Gabe moore, frank osborn, Coach kirby Thomas.

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Row 1: kayden fuchs, elijah Smith, andon Goutney, eli roark, maddock roark, evan butler. Row 2: bradley kraft, Cosmo rhoads. ethan bohmke, Levi maher, Coach Chad butler. Not pictured: Coltan roark, Jacob free-man, Simon Gates, Coach Grant roark, Coach Justin Gates.

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Team members include: Cutter Hicks, kyle brattin, kobi roland, newt Howe, easton fare, mason Gautney, Joshua yount, Curtiss Graham Hutson, ethan recio, Jadon ewing, Coach david Hicks.

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Row 1: Carter Clevenger, Logan Seyler, andres Sobrero, alex Jackson, Trey Wilson, Caleb Leach, Coach brian Leach. Row 2: Coach Wyatt Clevenger, patrick bryan,Wyatt Cochran, rylan Wilson, brennen Cieslinski, eli Leach. Not pictured: Luke Wilson.

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Row 1: Wylan farris, emaly Costlow, brayden phillips, Gavin koeholer, Zeke Thompson, mquade farris. Row 2: madison yockey, Jaxon Winfrey, Christopher berry, alexandra Holycross. Row 3: Coaches amanda Win-freyi, michael Holycross, Jamie Thompson.


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Team members include: isaac Luney, bradyn Hayes, Cole Watts, dylan Criswell, richard fohn, brayden ennes, austyn meltabarger, kamryn fare, drake mitchell, Jaret Hinson, ryker nelson.

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94253 - 1 ACRE M/L in the middle of Cassville City ball parks. All equipment transfers.

93781-PRICE REDUCED! TURN KEY OPERA-TION. Liquor store. Incl business, fixtures, in-ventory, real estate & mfg home. Gas pumps could be added. Room for addn’l business.

23446 - VACANT COR-NER LOT on major hwy, close to large em-ployer. 3 acres m/l.

93804 - 43 RENTAL STORAGE UNITS. 11 acres m/l. 4 bd 2 ba doublewide on perma-nent foundation. Ap-pliances incl. Rental units normally 95% full.

94291 - COMMERCIAL BUILDING is ready for your business. Doctor’s office, day spa, beauty shop, insurance office or real estate office. Sits on a busy corner.

91844-SHOP BUILDING on almost one ac m/l. 30’x40’ bldg is insulated & has heat. Property includes 12’x60’ mobile home that has been converted into an office.

94337-BUILDING ON MAIN STREET. Multi-level. Has many possi-ble uses. Apartments, retail, manufacturing. City utilities. Let us show you today at only

93330-RESTAURANT/BAR/GRILL. Some kitchen equipment & walk-in cooler. Large enclosed back lot. Central air.

93776 - RESTAURANT/LOUNGE. Endless potential. Lots of park-ing space. Fixtures & equipment stay. 1 acre m/l. City water & sewer. Handicap accessible.

94254 - ALL FOR THE FAMILY. Neighborhood, tree-lined streets, well kept houses & lawns. 3 bd 2.5 ba, triple garage, & walkout bsmt. Plus a bonus room. All brick. Dual air. 93705 - BEAUTIFUL HOME on Table Rock Lake. 3 bd 3 ba home w/walkout bsmt. Fan-tastic view thru large windows in living area. 24x48 Morton Bldg.

93811 - COUNTRY CABIN on 10 acres m/l. Perfect location. Large deck, barn & head chute.

94354 - LOCATED CLOSE TO GOLF COURSE. New con-struction. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with 3-car garage.

94313 - DO YOU NEED LOTS OF BED-ROOMS??? This home comes with 7 bd & 7 baths. Over 7500 sq ft on 20 acres m/l.

94141 - 10 ACRES M/L close to Big M turn off. 3 bd 3 ba with walkout basement. Located on State Hwy 76.

94137-NICE PLACE IN THE COUNTRY. 1.6 acres m/l. 3 bd 2 ba home has split bedroom floor plan. Detached garage/shop plus a doublewide carport.

91915 - 1.8 ACRES M/L in town with 5 bd home. Full basement. Appli-ances, hardwood floor-ing, cabinets & garage door are all new. Ch/a & 2 fireplaces.

93501 - PRICE RE-DUCED! Mfg home on permanent foundation has 5 bd 2 baths. Also, 6 poultry houses & 2 stacking sheds on 2 tracts. Total 38 ac m/l. Incl dog kennel.

92939 - BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY w/2 ponds. 1 pond is spring-fed. 109 acr m/l w/cattle tight fencing & cross fencing. Great location close to lake. Beautiful bldg sites.

94113-BEAUTIFUL 41 acres m/l. Paved road, close to town. Private with great views.

94310 - FOUR TUNNEL LAYING HOUSES. All 2005 or newer. 60 acres m/l. Compost shed, shop. Gorgeous 3 bd 2.5 ba home & more. Turn Key.

93905 - PRICE RE-DUCED! 80 Acres M/L. 3 bd 2 ba house. Ch/a. Carport 24x30 w/high ceiling. Outbldgs. Creeks, ponds, & some springs.

94110 - 57 acres m/l. Two ponds, cattle tight fence. Road on two sides.

93481 - 232.9 ac m/l. Rolling acreage has open pasture w/Flat Creek running thru it. 3 wells. Two homes, two lg outbldgs, detached garage. Call agent for appt to see.

93873-NEW LOG CAB-IN: not quite finished. All materials to finish are in the cabin. It has 1 bd 1 ba & is on 80 acres m/l.

23760-WORKING CAT-TLE LAND. 80 acres m/l. Incl barn, ponds, electric cattle waterers. Well.

94335 - REDONE WITH CLASS! Hardwood floors, frpl, vaulted beamed ceilings, gor-geous woodwork throughout. Huge tiled shower. 4 bd 2.5 ba home on the golf course.

94073 - LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCA-TION! This beautiful 4 bddroom home sits close to town on 2 acres m/l. A must see!

94271 - YOU NEED TO SEE THIS ONE! A very grand view of Table Rock Lake from the full length deck. 2 bd 2 ba and an open living area that leads out onto the deck.

94248-LOTS OF OAK THROUGHOUT this 4 bd 2.5 ba home. Newly updated interior. Pool with huge deck. Owner-Agent.

94331 - OPEN FLOOR PLAN has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath and nice sized dining area in kitchen. Deck.

93510 - NICE 2 BE 2 BA HOME in well estab-lished neighborhood is move in ready. Frpl. Built-in oven & cooktop. Deck. Storage building. Come take a look!

94200 - TALL TREES fur-nish a screen of privacy & cascades of light provide timelessness where yes-terday, today & tomorrow become one. Comfortable living w/barn & outbldgs.

94245 - WATCH THE SUN SET from Sunset Drive. Enjoy the new kitchen with the new appliances. Fireplace. Basement.

93449 - CUTE, WELL CARED FOR, BUNGA-LOW with attached ga-rage. 3 bd 1 ba home has newer metal roof. Landscaped with gar-den spot.

94315 - PRICE RE-DUCED! Big yard is completely fenced, including an area for a dog run. 3 bd 2.5 ba with ch/a & 3 fireplaces.

94230 - LOG CABIN. 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Sits on private 20 acres m/l. Paved road. Acres fenced for cattle.

93796 - 2 bd 1 ba home incl appliances. De-tached 27x28 garage. All city utilities & cen-tral natural gas heat & central a/c.

93894 - LOCATED CLOSE TO TOWN. 3 bd 2 ba home on large lot. Appliances. 2-car attached garage. Ch/a. City utilities.

94221 - ACREAGE CLOSE IN. 4 ac m/l just past city limits on State Hwy 248. 2-story house. Kitchen being remodeled. New appli-ances. 2 lg outbldgs.

93692 - PRICE RE-DUCED! 5 bd 2 ba home on .40 ac m/l (ac-cording to seller). Cov-ered front porch, some wood floors, lg rooms. Rural water & well.

93708 - HOUSE OF LUX-URY. 3 bd 2 ba home has granite counter-tops. Built-in office. And the most beautiful kitch-en ever! 3 acres m/l.

94017 - DOUBLEWIDE on permanent founda-tion on 3 ac m/l. 3 bd 2 ba has newer central heat unit. Frpl. Carport. Several storage build-ings. Rural water.

93941 - COUNTRY SETTING at the edge of town. Really nice kitchen, dining & liv-ing room with fireplace. 3 bd 2 ba home with decks & large shop. In-ground storm shelter.

93998-LIFE IN THE COUNTRY. Unique 2-story home on 2.9 ac m/l on hill overlooking Flat Creek. 2 lg bed-rooms up and 1 in bsmt. 2-car attached garage.

93557 - FIXER-UPPER. On Main Street in Wheaton. A little work would make this a good rental. 3 bd 1 ba home & storage bldg. Satel-lite dish.

93950-NICE LAKE HOME on 3 lots. Total 1.8 acres m/l. 3 bd 2 ba. Decks front & back. Covered bbq area, car-port & storage bldg. Private well.

94085 - LIVING ON MAIN STREET. 3 bd 2 ba home with detached garage.

94273 - SMALL SE-CLUDED FARM with 4+ bedrooms & 2 baths. 9 acres m/l. Gorgeous view from deck. Fruit trees. Lots of potential.

93823 - TWO HOMES FOR ONE PRICE! This home has 4 bd 2 ba on 3 ac m/l. MUST sell w/MLS #93824. Master suite incl walk-in closet. Total for 2 homes & acreage is $139,900.

93824 - TWO HOMES FOR ONE PRICE! This is 4 bd 2.5 ba home. MUST sell w/MLS #93823. Zoned heat & air; 2 separate units. Storage bldg. Total for 2 homes & acreage is $139,900.

94332 - 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath with over 3000 sq ft of living space. De-tached 30x40 garage with paved parking area. All appliances convey.

94016-PRICE REDUCED! LEVEL LOT IN RURAL SUBDIVISION. 1 acre m/l. Rural water and electricity available. Marple Subdivision .......................................................................................................................................................$21,00094272-GORGEOUS 90 ACRES M/L. Pond, 30x50 m/l shop building, well. Two 300 gallon holding tanks. Owner finance possible. ......................................................................................................................................................................$180,00093731-LAKE FRONT LOT with community water, community sewer treatment plant & underground electricity. Lot #4 has .34 acre m/l with scattered timber. Possible owner financing .............$50,000 Boat slip available from private party24667-Ideal land for the walkout basement, fashionable locality. 3.4 acres m/l just out of city limits. ...............$33,00093519-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 ..............................................................................................................$27,00023428-NEAR CASSVILLE. 7.2 acres m/l partially fenced. Rural water. Electricity available. .............................$39,90093413-TWO GREAT BUILDING LOTS. Lots #44 & #45 in Wildwood Estates with city water, city sewer, electricity & natural gas right by the property. Plenty of shade trees & the street has curb & gutters. Could build 2 houses; or, one larger house ..................................................................................................................................................................$23,90094172- 13.05 ACRES M/L. LAKE FRONT PROPERTY. Paved road along entire property. Could be subdivided. Great place to build that dream home ........................................................................................................Priced at only $104,40093893- 20 ACRES M/L. Open pasture and wooded land. Electricity on property ...............................................$40,00023148-New subdivision ready to sell lots. All lots have beautiful views. Electricity, city water and city sewer. Paved city streets. Ready and waiting. .................................................................................................................................$19,90094175-State Hwy 37 frontage on this 3 acres m/l. Corner of State Hwy 37 & Blockade Road. Possivle Owner financ-ing. .................................................................................................................................................................................$60,00094080-Nice level lot. Zoned commercial. Utilities. High traffic pattern ................................................................$39,90093513-COULD BE RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL. 1.1 acres m/l. Electricity. City water available. Walnut Heights Addition .........................................................................................................................................................................$12,00093267-CORNER LOT in rural subdivision. 90’x100’ m/l ............................................................................................. $5,00093260-LOT #455 is approximately 75’x172’. Airport Road in Shell Knob ................................................................ $9,00094082-Building lot in Cassville. Utilities available. Could be walkout basement home. .....................................$29,90093951-GENTLY ROLLING. 10 acres m/l. Barn, well house, pole barn shed. Old home has burned. Well drilled in 2000 is approximately 600’ deep according to seller. Pond & some fencing. ................................................................$54,00094009-ROARING RIVER HILLS. Secluded acreage. Unimproved, 118 acres m/l. 90% wooded. ..................... $189,90093730-LAKE FRONT LOT with community water, community sewer treatment plant & underground electricity. Lot #2 has .31 acre m/l with scattered timber. Possible owner financing .............$50,000 Boat slip available from private party 91846-LET US SHOW YOU THIS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE. The lot has city utilities and mature trees ........$25,00094299-PERFECT 42 acres m/l for wildlife, 4-wheeling, horseback riding. Magnificently landscaped by Mother Nature. Possible owner financing at ........................................................................................................................................$79,900

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FOR SALE1998 full size Dodge Ram Van.Long wheelbase, extendedbody. Motor runs great, burnsno oil. Body in great shape- nodents, no rust. Totally built in,fully carpeted, insulated andpaneled. Upgraded stereosystem. Has three removablecaptains chairs. Will includeextra spare tire and rim.256,000 highway miles. $2,000firm. Photos available by email.Call 417-847-5436 or 417-861-7361 [email protected].

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---------------------------------Garden Compost For Sale

RV SHELTERSSale priced. 12x26x9-$1,195.12x31-$1,495. 12x36-$1,795.

12x41-$2,095. Sizes from 12’ wideto 40’ wide, any length. American

made with wind & snow loadratings. Installed & delivered freeon your pad. Heavy duty steel.


417-847-3108 • Cassville, Mo.Pray for our troops daily

FISHERMAN’S DREAM!Very nice 181 Championwith trailer, 150 Mercury EFI,2 locators, spare batteries,Temp gauge, Motor Guidefoot control, chargingsystem. 417-723-0140 after10:00 a.m. (7-3tp)

NOW OPEN!Ozarks Country Store

Bulk foods and discount groceries

open Mon - Sat 8am - 5pmclosed Sundays

1/2 mile off of Hwy 76 on Hwy U

SPEED QUEENCOMMERCIAL WASHER

50 pound dry capacity.Stainless steel frame.

$9,000 new-will sell for $750.

Still works.417-671-1460417-342-8672

FOR SALE30” Jenn-Air Cook top, White.Downdraft $175.00, Has allaccessories, Griddle, Grill,

Lava rock plates.417-847-7391

8:30...9:45...11a.m.Sunday Morning WorshipNew Site Baptist Church

1925 FR 1060. Aaron Weibel preaching.

(417)235-6135

2013 1742 Blazer Boat, 25,4 stroke Mercury filler jet,electric start with battery,trolling motor foot control,trailer, spare. 417-723-0140after 10:00 am. (7-3tp)

FOR SALEJanome MB-4, home-use,

4-Needle, EmbroideryMachine. Includes 3 hoops

and tools. Runs great.$3500.

417-847-2203

FOR SALEWhirlpool, electric, self-clean

built-in oven.Height 28”, width 25”.

LIKE NEW. $200417-826-5901

FOR SALE•Very nice, 8ft x 12ft storage

building. •Yokohumagenerator, 8500 watt gas

feed 16hp. •Kadet, remotecontrol airplane with all the

accessories, gas.•Assortment of hand tools.

417-669-2788

It’s aMystery Bookstore!Westerns, Sci-Fi, Romance PLUS more!!

107 Public Square, Berryville, ARwww.itsmystery.biz

PORTABLEBUILDINGS

NO CREDIT CHECKNO SECURITY DEPOSIT

Free delivery and set upPurchase or rent to town. Over 100sizes & 25 models to choose from.

Low as $65 monthly.STORAGE SHEDS • GARAGES

• CABINS • COTTAGES •GARDEN SHEDS • OFFICES

By Mennonite craftsmen


Hwy. 37, Cassville, Mo.417-847-3108Pray for our troops

RIDING MOWER17 hp Cub Cadet, 42” cut,

in good shape.First $350 cash gets it.

417-847-3108

AMERICAN MADESTEEL BUILDINGS

IDEAL FOR A WORKSHOP, STORAGE, GARAGE

fully enclosed, has a locking roll updoor.

12x21 SALE $2,420 12x31 SALE $3,16018x21 SALE $2,690 18x26 SALE $3,10520x26 SALE $3,82524x31 SALE $4, 995

Your choice of colors, heavy dutylong lasting steel, prices include

delivery and construction on yourlevel pad. Other sizes available-custom built-the crews are fully

insured to protect you! Yourdeposit of 12% locks in the low

sales price giving you time to getyour site ready.


Hwy. 37, Cassville, Mo.417-847-3108Pray for our troops

WANTED TO BUY

Video MartPaying cash for

DVDs and Games

ATTENTIONLoggers &

Land OwnersExeter, Mo. mill purchasing

Scragg/Mini LogsExcellent prices paid!

6”-17” diameterTree length or call for cut lengthWe also accept standing timber

CALL TODAY 835-3644

WE BUYcoins, gold,and silver

417-847-7000

GARAGE SALE

YARD SALE, Thur & Fri 8-51625 Presely Dr.

GARAGE SALE, Fox Ridgesubdivision. Watch for signs.Thurs, Fri, Sat, 7am-?

NEIGHBORHOODYARD SALE!!August 15th and 16th

Seligman, Hwy 112, 1st road on right, watch for signs

GARAGE SALESATURDAY, AUG. 16

25420 HWY 37, WASHBURN

GOLF CART AND CHARGERJEWELRY, 100’S OF BOOKS

PULL-BEHIND TILLERLADDERS, SHOP VACVACUUM CLEANERELECTRIC WINCH

GAS BBQ GRILL, SMOKERPIONEER SPEAKER SYSTEM

YAMAHA WOOFERSCOMPUTER SCREEN AND KEYBOARDPRESSURE WASHER (NEEDS WORK)

HAND & GARDEN TOOLSHOME INTERIOR

SECONDCHANCES

August SaleAntiques, Vintage, PrimitivesPinterest Project Supplies

Farm Sale Treasures & Flea Market Finds

Sat., August 16, 8-4Sun., August 17, 12-4

3 miles west of the intersectionof 37/60 at Monett. Cash only.

201 S. MAIN ST.CASSVILLE, MO

417-846-0110Accepting donations ofmoney, householdgoods, building supplies,toys, appliances,anything but clothing.We no longer accepttube type TV’s.

Pickup available

Quilt ShopCotton quilting fabric, flannel, AccuQuilt

Go! cutters and dies, quilting books,notions, patterns, classes.9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Every Saturday

12203 State Hwy. 76(between Cassville & Exeter)

Rain or shine

THE LITTLE STORE6013 Main, Cassville

417-252-0659417-522-5047

We’re looking for vendorswith furniture and antiques

come see us!

SATURDAY 7-?, Moving Sale,cheap prices, men’s, women’sand boys’ clothes, and junk.FR 2182-2170, Ridgley

Big Garage SaleCaptain’s Bed, table saw,

kids clothes and lots of misc.

Fri. & Sat. • 6 am to ?2 miles east of Seligman on

Hwy. 112

INSIDE GARAGE SALECollectibles, fabric andsewing items, glassware,womens clothing, linens,

Christmas itemsSaturday 7-4

1 mile North of Washburn, 5 milesSouth of Cassville, on highway 37

SHERWOOD FOREST154 Robin Hood Dr., Friday 8-5Rain or Shine. 110 welder,pole-saw, mower, airconditioner, cycle seats, oldlamps, girls newborn-3T,women’s plus, Misc.

GARAGESALE

Thurs. & Fri., 7 a.m.Lots of household items,

dishes, dining table & chairs, total gym, tents, camping gear.

Cassville. Hwy 248, 1 1/2mi, left on Evans Lane.

Watch for signs.

BIGYARD SALE

LOTS of misc. items and collectibles, clothing, etc.

5 miles West of Jenkins, 12 milesEast of Cassville Hwy 248.

Friday 7-6, Saturday 7-12

YARD SALE 15th & 16th4563 FR 2242, Washburn

61 year collectionQuilts, dolls, coins, dishes

First 13 under 13, Free Gift!

SITUATIONSWANTED

ALANON MEETINGS everyThursday at 7:00 pm atMitchell’s Plaza, Hwy. 86 inEagle Rock.NARCOTICS ANONYMOUSmeeting Wednesday, Friday &Saturday at 7p.m., 1308Harold, Cassville. 417-342-9704, 417-342-9706.IF YOU are homebound orunable to get out to meetingsbut need help for the effects ofliving with alcoholism, becomean Al-Anon or Alateen LoneMember. Contact Al-AnonFamily Groups, 1600Corporate Landing Parkway,Virginia Beach, VA 23454 or e-mail [email protected].

Barry County advertiser Wednesday, auGust 13, 2013 11B11


Haven of the Ozarks Pet of the WeekThis week, we have a very special girl foryou! Meet Stars! She’s a very sweet andplayful girl that would do well in almost anyhome. Stars gets along with other cats and isgood with dogs and children. If you’d like toadopt Stars, or even another pet - just call the Haven of the Ozarks at 417-835-3647. All

pets at Haven are vaccinated, fixed, micro chipped (and more),and they’re always welcome back if things don’t work out.

If you are interested in adopting a dog or cat please call 417-835-3647 or visit thehaven.petfinder.com.

BOXLEY AD

STUMPFF AUCTIONteaser for 8/13/14

SITUATIONSWANTED

IT SHOULDN’T hurt to be achild. Child abuse hurts boththe child and the parent. Forhelp call 1-800-392-3738 tollfree.THE TURNING Point AA groupmeets each Monday, westcorner of Mitchell Plaza, Hwy.86, Eagle Rock, 7:00pm.

LOST YOUR LICENSE?Too many points or other

violations? We can take care ofthe paper work and get your

license back!! STATE SR22 FILINGS

See John at

STARCHMAN INS.Cassville, MO (417)847-3554

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSNew Beginnings is nowmeeting at Mitchell’s Plaza,Tuesdays, Wednesdays andSaturdays at 7:00 p.m. Formore info, call 271-0434 or271-6631.IF SOMEONE in your familyhas a drinking problem, youcan see what it is doing tothem, but can you see what itis doing to you? The CassvilleAl-Anon Family Group meetsThursday at 8 p.m. at theCassville, First MethodistChurch, Townsend Streetentrance. Call (417)847-2068.

FOR RENT

One Bdrm ApartmentRefrigerator, stove

$300 mo.~$300 dep.847-4929 • 847-7237

2 Bd. ApartmentPurdy. All appliances furnished,

new with heat and air.$450 w/one year lease

and $250 deposit. No pets.(417)489-0575

Mobile Home LotsRV Lots

Nice park - Close to town

(417)847-3238

Cross Timbers Apts.in Washburn

• CUTE!! 2 bd,1 ba, wood floors,W/D hookups, appliances.

provided.$400 mo.

(417)435-2481 (479)644-6181

FOR LEASE -

House in Cassville.All Appliances in Kitchen

3 Bedrooms 2 Baths.Laundry Room- washer/dryer Complete. Double

Garage, Automatic openers.No Smoking, No Pets,Nice Neighborhood.

$600.00/Mo $500.00 depositcall - 417-846-0375

Cross TimbersApts. in Washburn• EXTRA NICE! 3 bd, 2 ba,

W/D hookups, CH/A, appliances provided. $525.00/mo(417)435-2481 (479)644-6181

HOUSE FOR rent, 3 br,$395.00, plus deposit417-847-2985

Beaver’sU-Store-All

Mini and Boat Storage. Locatedat Hwy. 86/H, Golden, MO

☛ 7 SIZES: 10x12 up to 11x32

☛ Security Cameras

☛ Gate Open: 7am-10pm

☛Owner/Operator lives on-site

(417)271-3578

CASSVILLEHEIGHTSApartments

CASSVILLESO/MO StorageAll sizes, 24 hour access,

fenced & security gate(417)847-4500

Now Available!2 & 3 bd trailers- appliances

included. NO PETS.$310-$375/mo • Eagle Rock.

417-271-3540

APARTMENT FOR RENT2bd, 1ba, laundry, refrigerator &stove included. Water, sewer,trash paid. $400/mo, $300/depCASSVILLE • 417-858-0115

FOR RENTExeter. 1 bedroomapartment. Newly

remodeled. In town. Nopets. Please pick up

application at 290 StateHwy. 76,

Cassville, MO 65625(next to Jersey’s).

(417)846-0324Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm

SMALL 1/BD APTNOW AVAILABLE

No pets. $300/mo, $200/dep

417-847-7880

FOR RENT3 or 4 bd, Cassville$600/mo, $400 deposit.

417-342-3152

City ViewApartments2 bedroom, 1 bath

All Appliances Included847-7051 • 847-7297

4TH MONTH FREEGreen Acres Storage Units

Best Prices In TownAll Sizes

(417)847-2400

2bd, 2ba duplexw/d hookup, carportc/h/a, fridge & range


FOR RENT2 bedroom, 1 bath mobileWater, sewer, trash, yard

furnished • Cassville outskirts • 417-846-5427

STORAGE UNITS4 sizes. AA Hwy. & 112.

Reasonable rates.

(417)271-4071

FOR RENT2 bd. apt. in Purdy. No pets.$200 dep. $340 mo.

846-5473 after 5 p.m.

4TH MONTH FREEGreen Acres Storage Units

Best Prices In TownAll Sizes

(417)847-2400

FOR RENT3bd, 2ba house in Sunset Heights.

Must have references. No pets.$675/mo + $300/dep


FOR RENT2 bd Mobile Home

Purdy Area417-669-0973

VERY NICE! 2 bd/2 ba. All electric. No pets.

Must have good references.$400 mo. $200 dep. • 826-5835

Hilery’s Apartments

FARM & LIVESTOCK

QUALITY HAYFOR SALE

Fescue with seeds, clover,and lespedeza 5’x4-1/2’

(417)271-3447

PETS

FREE LAB mix puppies,chocolate and black 417-669-7880Purdy

SERVICES

MR. FIX ITfixes automotive problems, customizes classic cars,

RV start up and/or winterizing,

home repair & maintenance.You name it, Mr. Fix it can

take care of your home, RV,and auto needs.Call Jim @

Eagle Rock N Roll Classics 417-355-3989

BRUSH HOG• By The Hour• By The Acre

(417)671-1456 (cell)

Cassville

YOCK’SMOWING SERVICE

7 years experience.References available.

Chris (417)847-7822

WOLF PACKSEPTIC SERVICE

(formerly Tillman’s Septic)

Call: 847-7326OWNERS

Aubrey Wolf Denny Wolf417-847-5502 417-574-6558

FENCE ROW building,cleaning and repair • 417-846-6080

Beyond CleanHouse cleaning & detailing

services. Home, office,boats, autos, etc.

Darlene 858-0676

OZARK TREE SERVICE

Tree trimming & removingFree estimates/insured

417-665-9736don’t pay too much for your tree service

Randy Miles✮

Mobile HomeMoving & Set-Up

Local or Long DistanceCALL: (417)662-3865

ELKHORN CONSTRUCTION, LLC

Steve Pendergraft (417)846-7906Roofs, deck, remodels, frameworkto complete finishes from thesmallest project to the largest.

Locally OwnedCustom Apparel& Screen Printing

@ backroadprinting.com

MowingSmall Yards

(417)665-8212(417)316-1757

CHECK IT OUT!!“All Types” Homeowners

Insurance, Call John @

STARCHMANINSURANCE

(417)847-3554

PROFESSIONALPRESSURE WASHING

Specializing in house washing, deck cleaning& staining, roof cleaning & much more.Call Ultra Clean Exteriors, LLC

(417)342-0801

Extra MileSiding Co.

• ALL types of exterior siding• Full line of replacement &new construction windows• Decorative stone• Log cabin siding• Overhangs & decks

Lifetime, transferablematerial warranties.

7 year labor warranty.

Metal Roofs

417-271-1208

Senseney Tree ServiceWheaton, Mo.

Bucket truck & chipper serviceFree estimates • Insured

(417)236-4615 • (417)236-2068(417)652-3876

SINCLAIR MOBILE

HOME TRANSPORT(417)652-3505

Experienced • Licensed • Insured

WILDCATFLOORING

Specializing in carpet,vinyl, laminate & tile

846-1125900 W. 10th St.

Next to B&P in Cassville

YOUNG’SHOME IMPROVEMENTS

Metal Roofing, Vinyl Siding, Sofit’s, & Replacement Windows

Call: (417)847-5464

SUPER CSANDBLASTING ANDPRESSURE WASHINGCredit Cards Accepted(417)847-7756

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE IN EXETERAdorably rustic, completelyrenovated 3 bedroom/1.5 bath withtwo living rooms, central heat andair, place for wood stove, newflooring with a 10 year warranty,well and septic with new pressuresystem for well. Large, treatedlumber deck, walk out basement,detached shop building, storagebuilding with concrete flooring, polebarn, small dog kennel or chickencoop, fenced in pasture, +3 acres.

Call-417-846-0324Mon-Fri 8 am - 5 pm

FOR SALE42 acres. Marketable

oak timber, goodhunting land, deer &

turkey.Small water hole

year-round. Good access.

ALSO, 10 acre tract,good build site.

Electric & phone with spring-fed creek.

With small downpayment, will finance

for approx 12 yrs.After 7pm 417-826-5901

HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER:3bd/2ba or 2bd/2ba.

New 14’x24’ Family room withwalk in closet. Most appliances,

granite counter tops, black marble floors in kitchen. Big

utility room with washer and dryer& custom cabinets. Full

basement, unfinished. One car attached garage. Big, newly

privacy fenced back yard. Homesits on a double lot.

417-669-6156 or 417-737-0202.Asking $64,500.

Up to 7 more attached lots willbe for sale if interested.

COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIALRED IRON BUILDINGS

Leslie StanleyCell: 479-640-4781Home: 417-662-3320Email: [email protected]

EAGLE ROCK TREE SERVICE

Call Aaron Dalton 417-342-4208

• Owner Operated• Insured

• Free Estimates• Reasonable Rates• 24 Hour Service

417-628-3518 • 417-312-1906

BusyBee Landscaping & Backhoe, LLC

Retaining WallsFace Lift for Gravel Driveway

AerationDirt & Sod WorkGarden Tilling

Manure Spreading

Many More Services Available

Brattins Tree Service L.L.C.

Trimming • Removal • Stump GrindingOwner Operated & Insured

FREE ESTIMATES

417-846-3714

We will go out on a limb for you.- The Tree Guys

AVAILABLE NOW2 Bd. & 3 Bd.

Call Marilee417-846-0454

Certain income limits apply

Cassville HeightsApartments

Across from Wal-Mart

We encourage and support the nation's affirmative hous-ing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining

housing because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or familial status.

HWY. 112 S. Cassville, MO

417-847-25-07Auctioneer Donnie Stumpff

UPCOMINGREAL ESTATE

AUCTION

Saturday, August 23rd • 10:00 AM1st Street Cassville, Mo.

See Auction Section for more details.

Boxley Specialties417-846-7484

Residential / Lt CommercialMaintenance

• Electrical •• Concrete Resurfacing •• Decorative Concrete •

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REAL ESTATE

OWNER FINANCE5 acre tracts of land 2 miles

east of Cassvillewith well & septic.

$37,500.$500 down, $250 mo.

Call Mark

(479)644-4446

PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estateadvertised herein is subject to the Federal FairHousing Act, which makes it illegal toadvertise any preference, limitation, ordiscrimination because of race, color, religion,sex, handicap, familial status, or nationalorigin, or intention to make any suchpreference, limitation, or discrimination. Wewill not knowingly accept any advertising forreal estate which is in violation of the law. Allpersons are hereby informed that all dwellingsadvertised are available on an equalopportunity basis.

3 Bd. 2 Ba.FP, 2 car garage, metal corral,

storm shelter, 10 acres. $109,000

(417)342-3152

HELP WANTED

CITY OF SELIGMAN has anopening for part-time,temporary, lawn maintenanceposition. $9/hr, must be atleast 18. Apply in person, 29144 MainSt, Seligman.

CDL DRIVERNEEDED

Pallet Lumber, LLC is looking to hiretwo drivers. Must have a valid ClassA Commercial Driver’s License andclean driving record. The hours and

days will vary, but will fall onMonday-Friday and you will be home

most nights. Dry van and Flatbed experience preferred.

If you are interested or would likefurther information, please contact

Pallet Lumber, LLC, at 417-835-3644 or stop by our officeat 9193 State Hwy. 76, Exeter, Mo.

PARALYZED LADY needscare-giver. Part-time, day/nightshift. Excellent job for schoolkid. 417-847-2650TEAM DRIVERS, 130,000 peryear, 2014 & 2015 trk, homeweekly, same day pay, freehealth ins. 5000.00 sign onbonus pays out in 4 months,leases and lease purchasesavailable. Details call 800-769-3993. Online app.www.trailiner.com.

J&M Pallet Co.Class A CDL local driver.Must have clean MVR.

Also taking apps forProduction workers

please call

417-847-6732WANTED: REGIONAL truckdriver with Class A & Tankercall 417-847-3501

MUST HAVECLASS A CDL

Arkansas based companylooking for individual or couple

to train to perform hearingtest. Extensive travel, starting

salary $27,000.00 yr.plus $70.00 a day per diem.

Call M-F 9am-4pm(479)359-2111

PEACHTREE VILLAGEhas an opening for a full time

MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR

Apply at 5 Park Drive, Holiday Island

DRIVERS: SIGN-ON BONUS!Great weekly pay! Great Medical,Dental, Vision Ins. No-TouchFreight! CDL-A w/ 2 yrs OTRExp. call: 877-212-8703

BARRY COUNTYEMERGENCY

SERVICES E-911 is accepting applications for

EmergencyTelecommunicator

until 4pm, Wednesday, August 20th

12 hour rotating shifts/80 hrs. everytwo weeks. $11.22 hourly (DOQ).Dental, vision & health insurance,vacation, retirement. Must passbackground check, pass writtentest, and must be able to type

minimum 40 wpm.Apply in person at

4011 Main St., CassvilleWe are located south of Barry

Electric; entrance on Farm Road1107.

Applications are also available onour website:

www.barrycountye911.org

RED ROSEHEALTH & REHAB

CASSVILLE, MO417-847-2184

We Have Openings!!!!!We Need

Team Orientated

CNAsA dedicated full-timeLPN AND RNfor our night shift.

Good wages, great staff.

DRIVERS: CDL-A TEAMS$3000 Sign-On Bonus! $2000 of it

is PAID at Orientation! Home EVERY Weekend! Local Specialty

Transporation Company. 1-866-204-8006

DRIVERS, SOLO, 3 or 6 dayruns, 44 cents per mi., freehealth ins., same day pay. 800-769-3993 for details. Onlineapp. www.trailiner.com.

BARRY COUNTYADVERTISER

is seeking a full-timeGRAPHIC DESIGNER.

Must be skilled in Photoshop & InDesign

send resume to:[email protected]

CASSVILLE

HEALTHCARE

& REHABA Skilled Nursing Facility

is now accepting applications forCNAs

All shiftsLPN

Evenings•••••••••••••••••••••

NEW PAY SCALE!BENEFITS & VACATION!

•••••••••••••••••••••Apply in person

1300 County Farm Rd.Cassville, MO 65625

Cassville Healthcare & Rehab is anequal opportunity employer.

JOBANNOUNCEMENT

Accepting applications through Mon.,Aug, 18, until 4 pm at 97 Smithson Dr.,Cassville, or application available at:

www.oacac-caa.org.

APPLICATION AND RESUME REQUIRED • Fax to 417-873-3352.

BUS AIDECASSVILLE

97 Smithson Dr., Cassville.Duties include: riding the bus Mon.-Thurs., supervising and ensuring the

safety of pre-school passengers;greeting parents, and assisting the

driver as needed. Salary, $22.35 perroute for (2) routes daily and $7.66/hr.for training or extra duties. Benefits.

EOE

OOZARKS AAREA CCOMMUNITY AACTION

CCORPORATION

DRIVERS, $60,000+, CDL-A,$2500 sign on, 1 month exp.,same day pay! Free health ins.No CDL? We have freetraining! www.trailiner.com,800-769-3993.

FULL-TIMEMANAGER

wanted for a copy shop opening in Cassville.

9-5, Monday through Friday.Qualifications include:

experience with Quick books,and the Internet, excellent customer service skills, and

inventory management.Graphic design experience is

desirable. Salary based on experience, plus possible

benefits. Resume required,email to

[email protected]

VETERINARY HOSPITALis offering good pay for a

Kennel Workersend email with

phone number to [email protected]

or come to the McCune Animal Hospitaland pick up an application.

LOST & FOUND

LOST CALF4 miles east of Cassville,

400 lb black calf withfreeze-shortened ears,

and white ear tag.call Rex Miller

417-847-4245

LOST IN Ridgely area, blacksteer with #29 yellow ear tag.417-846-3709, 417-489-2337

WANTED

WANTED:PASTURE

TO RENT(417)847-2400

FREE

FREE! 8ft x 16ft shed, wired forlights. 417-847-5233

eggs above ready-to-eat foods. One raw pork chop was in a bowl sitting on top of pre-cooked ham.*

5. Meatballs held at 129°F (must be 140°F or above).*

6. Salsa held at 50°F and coleslaw at 46°F in the serv-er prep refrigerator (must be 41°F or below).

7. Sliced turkey, chili, baked potatoes, etc. are not labeled with a discard date.

8. Spaghetti noodles dated 7/18, wings 7/17, and ham 7/18 not discarded on discard date.*

9. Can opener blade and meat slicer are soiled.

10. Sanitizer for servers and kitchen is too weak.*


7/21/14 inspection cor-rected.• Tyson’s Cafeteria Monett

Routine 7/22/14:Priority items: 3*1. Uncovered employee

beverage on prep counter.*2. Pasta salad and potato

salad held at 52°F, cottage cheese at 50°F, and tuna sal-ad at 51°F on serving line (must be 41°F or below).*

3. Can opener blade is soiled.*

Core items: 1.*• Wal-Mart Supercenter Cassville

Routine 7/23/14:Priority items: 1*1. Meat slicer not

cleaned properly. One con-tainer utensils are stored in is soiled.*

Core Items: 4.• Jack Henry Caf-eteria Monett Routine 7/23/14:

Priority items: 0.Core items: 0.• Mocha Jo’s Coffee

Café Monett Routine 7/23/14:Priority items: 2*1. Sanitizer too weak.*2. Sliced tomatoes that

are held on ice on counter 50°F (must be 41°F or be-low).*

Core items: 0.• Cowboy Concessions Mobile

Pre-Opening 7/24/14:Permit issued.

• Dock N Eat CassvilleRoutine 7/24/14:Priority items: 5*1. Raw alligator stored

above ready-to-eat deli

meats.*2. Cut watermelon not

labeled with discard date.*3. Two pitted bowls (no

longer smooth and easily cleanable).*

4. Meat slicer soiled. Can opener soiled. Cup has dried lettuce on it and server trays have food spills from previous day on them.*

5. Spray bottle is unla-beled.*

Core items: 3.• Ramey #26 Purdy

Complaint 7/25/14:Priority items: 41. Numerous flies on

and around deli hot case.2. Easy Off oven cleaner

is stored beside food prod-ucts.*

3. Open can of soda on prop table by food items.*

4. Raw pork is stored above cooked wings and other ready-to-eat food products; raw chicken is stored above raw beef roast.*

Core items: 7.• Geraldi’s Cassville

Routine 7/28/14:Priority items: 41. Pizza sauce and la-

sagna being held at 44°F and mushroom filling 45°F (must be held at 41°F or be-low).

2. Spaghetti noodles and meatballs are not labeled with discard date.*

3. Roast drippings and au jus with discard date of 7/27/14, Waldorf salad and mushroom filling with dis-card date of 7/26/14, have not been discarded.*

4. Hand sanitizer s stored above bag in box soda, wine glasses, and bev-erages.*

Core items: 3.• Trojan PQ Mart Wash-burn

Routine 7/28/14:Priority items: 0.Core items: 4.

• Country ‘N’ WheatonRoutine 7/29/14:Priority items: 51. No consumer advi-

sory for undercooked eggs or meats.

2. Glass cleaner is stored above food.*

3. Raw chicken is stored above raw beef.*

4. Food contact sur-faces in kitchen are not be-ing sanitized (cloths were stored in water, not sani-

tizer).*5. Microwave and the

shelf it is on are both soiled.Core items: 14.

• George’s Cafeteria Cass-ville

Routine 7/29/14:Priority items: 4*1. Sliced tomatoes held

on the salad bar at 48°F (must be 41°F or below).*

2. Numerous food items (salsa Verde, ham, and marinara) given more than seven days for a discard date.*

3. Sour cream with a discard date of 7/25/14 not discarded.*

4. Sanitizer too strong.*Core items: 1.

• BBQ Station CassvilleRoutine 7/29/14:Priority items: 0.Core items: 1.

• Prime Cut MonettComplaint 7/30/14:Priority items: 71. Nobody ServSafe or

equivalent on duty.2. Cooked chicken and

salads in cold cases have not seven day discard date.

3. Tenderized pork held at 44°F.*

4. Raw ground poultry over pork, ground meats over whole and raw meats, stored over ready-to-eat items.

5. Sanitizer is too strong.*

6. A soiled knife and a patty press put away as clean are soiled.*

7. Prep table surface is broken, cracked, and not a cleanable surface.

Core items: 2.• The Bayou Monett

Routine 7/30/14:Priority items: 4*1. Gravy reheated in the

microwave, then placed on the steam table for hot hold was only heated to 130°F (must be reheated to 165°F).*

2. Chopped lettuce and crawfish bread have no sev-en day discard date.*

3. Baked potatoes with a discard date of 7/29/14 not discarded.*

4. Utensil drawer is soiled by food debris.*

Core items: 1.• Jersey’s Bar & Grill Cass-ville

Follow-Up 7/31/14:Priority items: 11. Nobody ServSafe cer-

tified or equivalent on duty.

FOOD from 3B

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