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Shakin’ in the Shell this weekendShakin’ in the Shell will bring big fun to Shell Knob this weekend. Get more details in this week’s paper. 3A

Support planned for Tonya Bailey familyIn the wake of the loss of Tonya Bailey, the community is coming together to host events to support her family. 5A

Man charged with firing gun into Purdy homeA Purdy man is facing multiple charges after allegedly firing a gun into a home with a child inside. 7A

Food Service ReportThe Barry County Health Department released the Food Service Report for August 2019. 1B

VOLUME 51 NUMBER 49 CASSVILLE, MISSOURI 65625-0488 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2019

Charlea Estes-JonesThe man wanted for

questioning in the shooting of a Monett man last month is now in jail. Kyle Huse, 31, of Aurora, was identified as a person of interest by the Monett Police Department after a 50 year old man was shot on August 20. Huse was taken into custody by the Lawrence County Sher-iff ’s Department on Sunday, September 8. Huse was ar-rested for unlawful posses-sion of a firearm from the August 20 shooting as well as other unrelated charges.

The Monett Police De-partment investigated the

shooting after being called to the 200 block of Frisco Street around 12:30 a.m. The victim suffered mul-tiple gun shot wounds and

Suspect arrested forAug. 20 Monett shooting

Huse

Purdy craft show brings community together for fun

The Purdy Craft and Vendor Show featured a face-painting booth on Saturday where attendees were able to get various designs hand-painted by local artists. Pictured above, Emma Morris, 5, of Purdy, walks away a satisfied customer with her sparkling rainbow design.

On Saturday, September 7, The Gathering Place in Purdy hosted the 5th An-nual Craft and Vendor show. Attendees were treated to over 60 booths fea-turing various crafts and activities, including food trucks and woodworking.

Above, Purdy native Robyn Nance (left) shops one of the wood working booths while Katie Roberts (right) shows off her recent purchase.

Cassville R-IV Schools welcomed grandparents to the school on Friday, September 9, to celebrate Grandparents' Day. Pictured above, second grader Rayleigh Stehlik gets a visit from her grand-mother, Kim Kenney, of Cassville.

'Grand' time had at Cassville Schools

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Vinnie RobertsSmall town business is

the lifeblood of any com-munity the size of Cassville. From small town pharma-cies on the square to flo-ral shops and a variety of family-owned restaurants, Cassville lives and breathes small business. In order to assist those businesses in keeping their fire and pas-sion for their industries alive, the Cassville Cham-ber of Commerce has con-tracted with Higher Vision, of Joplin, to hold a seminar.

Higher Vision is a com-pany from Joplin aiding businesses by looking at their overall layout, busi-ness plans and in-store

arrangements and creat-ing comprehensive growth strategies for clients.

On Thursday, Septem-ber 26, Higher Vision, in conjunction with the Cass-ville Chamber of Com-merce, will hold a seminar called Big Vision Day.

According to Chamber of Commerce director Ra-chael Selby, the seminar is a different type of event for the chamber, geared more toward the idea of business improvement and growth rather than promotion.

“The chamber is usu-ally very event-driven, but we also know that there is a need to bring resources in for our small businesses,

business owners and people looking to start a business,” said Selby. “We wanted to do some different type of thing for some of our mem-bers that would be benefi-cial to them.”

Selby went on to explain that the event will feature a variety of speakers with various areas of expertise in business growth as well as an opportunity for the busi-ness owners of Cassville and the surrounding areas to meet and communicate.

“They’re going to have different, high-energy speakers come in and talk,” Selby explained. “It’s also a great networking opportu-nity. The point is to try and

Cassville Chamber to host Big Vision Day seminar

Charlea Estes-JonesAn Eagle Rock man is in custody after alleg-

edly shooting at another man and grazing his arm. The incident was reported to have taken place in the Eagle Rock Post Office parking lot late Wednesday night last week. Michael S. Corsby, Jr., 41, of Eagle Rock, is facing five charges from the incident.

According to the affidavits of probable cause by Barry County Sheriff 's deputy Kayla Strah-ley, she was dispatched to the Eagle Rock Post Office on State Highway 86 around 9:20 p.m. on Wednesday, September 4. The initial call came in from an uninvolved party who lived across from the post office and claimed they heard gun shots and two vehicles drive off.

Another call came in reporting a man had been shot in the incident and was at the Roaring

River Baptist Church. According to the victims in the case, they

were sitting in a truck at the post office when Crosby drove up and started a fight. The victims reported hearing Crosby tell another person to "grab me the gun." When the victim shifted his vehicle into drive to leave the parking lot, he heard gun shots as he was driving away north-bound on Highway 86. The driver had a lacera-tion on his left arm from a bullet grazing him.

The report states Crosby used a .40 caliber Glock 23 to fire four rounds at the victims.

Crosby is currently being held in the Bar-ry County Jail in lieu of a $100,000 cash-only bond. He is charged with two counts of assault in the first degree, two counts of armed crimi-nal action and one count of unlawful use of a weapon.

Eagle Rock man in jail after allegedly shooting at, grazing victim

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Meet Pepper Thomas, the Haven of the Ozarks Pet of the Week. Pepper came to the Haven back in April when her owners had to move to an assisted living facility. Pepper loves getting brushed, going for walks, getting treats, and getting lots of attention. She has only lived outside, but when she was in our indoor kennels, she didn't have any accidents at all. Haven staff would love to see this sweet senior find an inside home with a real family to spoil her rotten for the rest of her life. She deserves it.

Haven of the Ozarks is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day of the week or call (417) 835-3647 for more information. Haven of the Ozarks Animal Sanctuary is located at 9617 Farm Road 2190 in Washburn. Visit them online at www.havenoftheo-zarks.org.

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Shell Knob will hold “the biggest little fall festival in the Ozarks” on Friday, Sep-tember 13 and Saturday, September 14. The popu-lar event will provide fam-ily fun and entertainment starting on Friday after-

noon at 5:00 p.m. at Cham-ber Park just off Highway 39 in downtown Shell Knob. Parking and admission to the fairgrounds is free.

Friday evening’s line-up includes several food booths and a beer and wine

garden. Stroll the grounds to visit a variety of retail booths and a boat, motor-cycle, kayak and outdoors show. The night will be capped off with a free con-cert by the popular Earl and Them.

Saturday opens with the 31st annual Classic and Custom Car Show from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Activities and events for the whole family run from 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The beer and wine garden, festival food booths and a farmer’s mar-ket will be on-site all day, along with retail booths and the outdoors show. Children can enjoy carnival rides, bungee jump, bubble soccer, face painting, rock wall climbing and camel rides. There is a charge for some of these activities.

Axe throwing from 4:00 to 6:00 and tethered hot air balloon rides from 5:00 to 7:00 are scheduled for the more adventurous. On-stage performances will occur throughout the day including local school bands, Dickerson Park Zoo animals (including, among many others, a red-tailed boa, Peregrine falcon, bearded dragon and great horned owl) and a Veter-an’s Salute with a live eagle. Cool off at the misting tent or enjoy the “man cave.” Try your hand at the horseshoe pitching tournament with

Pete Ploss, 2019 Missouri State Champion or enter the Talent Contest, open to all ages with acts judged on Originality, Showman-ship, Overall Performance and Stage Presence. Both of these contests have signifi-cant cash prizes.

Enjoy the Little Miss/Mr. Shell Knob contest and be sure to check out the elaborately decorated fa-cilities of the Porta Potty Contest. Our canine friends are always welcome to par-ticipate in the Bark in the Park contest with ribbons and prizes. Dogs can win in categories of Ugliest Dog, Best Trick, Looks Most Like Owner, Smallest Dog, Larg-est Dog, Best Costume and King and Queen. Janice Swofford will demonstrate how to show a dog and there will be a dog training

demonstration by T’s dogs. More information on the competitions is available at www.shakinfest.com.

The day winds up with a free concert featuring Switch It Up! from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm. Bring your lawn chair and enjoy an early fall evening under the stars. No coolers, please. Be sure to get your one-of-a-kind Sha-kin’ T-shirt and once-in-a-lifetime Shell Knopoly game at the Chamber booth.

Shell Knob’s exciting Shakin’ in the Shell Festi-val is planned by the Shell Knob Chamber of Com-merce. This year’s event is made possible by the gen-erous sponsorship of many area businesses: diamond sponsor Area71; platinum sponsor Harter House; and gold sponsors MariCorp U.S., The Harbor, Jug N

Plug and SS Dockside Cafe and Pub. Along with many other festival sponsors, Shell Knob invites you to join in the fun and activi-ties at the biggest little fall festival in the Ozarks on September 13 and 14 in beautiful downtown Shell Knob, Missouri on Table Rock Lake. See the full line-up of events and activities at www.shakinfest.com or on Facebook at ShakinFest. For more information call 417-858-3300 or visit www.shellknob.com.

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CommunityCalendar

School Menus: Sept. 16 - Sept. 20All meals served with milk and subject to change.

Purdy: Mon: B: oatmeal, toast, cereal, fruit cup. L: hot dog, bun, tater tots, baked beans, fruit. Tues: B: french toast sticks, syrup, yogurt, cereal, fruit cup. L: vegetable soup, grilled cheese sandwich, carrots/peas, fruit. Wed: B: wg biscuit, gravy, sausage patty, cereal, fruit. L: baked potato, cheese sauce, green beans, wg roll, fruit. Thurs: B: muffins, toast, cereal, fruit. L: sub sandwich, lettuce/tomato, Sun Chips, baby carrots, ranch, fruit. Fri: B: No School.

Cassville Prim./Int./Middle: Mon: B: biscuit & gravy or mini cini, sausage patty, pears or cereal, granola bars, applesauce. L: little smokies or submarine sandwich, potato wedge, baked beans, saltine crackers, juice. Tues: B: biscuit & gravy or sausage biscuit, hashbrown, mandarin orang-es or cereal, Go-Gurt, tropical fruit. L: chicken & noodle or chicken nuggets, potato, gravy, broccoli & cheese, fruit cocktail. Wed: B: biscuit & gravy or pancake on stick, gra-ham cracker, fruit cocktail or cereal, blueberry muffin, or-ange. L: sloppy joe or country steak sandwich, BBQ chips, pinto beans, peaches. Thurs: B: biscuit & gravy or break-fast pizza, hashbrown, pineapple or cereal, Go-Gurt, apple slices. L: pepperoni pizza or chicken alfredo, bread stick, salad, green beans, tropical fruit. Fri: B: biscuit & gravy or breakfast burrito, sausage patty, pears or cereal, Rice Krispy Treat, apple. L: turkey sandwich or BBQ rib sandwich, sour cream chips, carrots, juice.

Cassville High: Mon: B: biscuit & gravy or frech toast, sausage patty, applesauce or cereal, cinnamon toast, orange. L: shrimp poppers, mac & cheese, green beans, peaches or cheeseburger meal or salad meal. Tues: B: biscuit & gravy or sausage biscuit, yogurt cup, fruit cocktail or cereal, PB&J, apple slices. L: grilled ham & cheese, chicken noodle soup, crackers, carrots, pineapple or chicken nugget meal or salad meal. Wed: B: biscuit & gravy or breakfast burrito, sausage patty, tropical fruit or cereal, blueberry muffin, pineapple. L: pork patty sandwich, Sun Chips, baked beans, fruit cock-tail or pizza meal or salad meal. Thurs: B: biscuit & gravy or pancake on stick, Go-Gurt, peaches or cereal, cinnamon toast, applesauce. L: chili cheese fries, green beans, choco-late chip cookie, juice or cheeseburger meal or salad meal. Fri: B: biscuit & gravy or scrambled eggs, sausage, toast, peaches or cereal, Pop-Tart, orange. L: general chicken, rice, carrots, egg roll, pineapple or pizza meal or salad meal.

Exeter: Mon: B: cereal, chocolate donuts, fruit. L: corn-dog, baked beans, grape tomatoes, fruit. Tues: B: eggstrava-ganza, toast, fruit or cereal, toast, fruit. L: chicken tetrazzini, sald, carrots, breadstick, fruit. Wed: B: french toast sticks, fruit or cereal, Vertical Bar, fruit. L: chicken strips, mashed potatoes/gravy, spincach, fruit. Thurs: B: ham & cheese croissant, banana or cereal, Pop-Tart, banana. L: chicken pot pie, salad, biscuit, fruit. Fri: B: banana muffin, yogurt, fruit or cereal, graham crackers, fruit. L: BBQ rib patty, bun, baby carrots, celery sticks, apple.

Southwest: Mon: B: waffles, blueberries or cereal, juice. L: beef & bean burrito, romaine/tomatoes, tortilla chips, nacho cheese sauce, salsa, peaches or salad/fruit bar. Tues: B: biscuits & gravy, sausage links, apple slices or cereal, juice. L: turkey and cheese sandwich, lettuce & tomato, po-tato chips, pineapple or salad/fruit bar. Wed: B: breakfast sausage pizza, cantalope wedge or cereal, juice. L: country fried steak, mashed potatoes, peas, carrots, pears. or salad/fruit bar. Thurs: B: french toast sticks, strawberries or ce-real, juice. L: seasoned pinto beans w/ ham, cornbread, cole slaw, strawberry cup or salad/fruit bar. Fri: B: sausage, egg & cheese sandwich, grapes or cereal, juice. L: chicken filet, green beans, whole grain roll, mandarin oranges or salad/fruit bar.

Community calendar page is free as a courtesy to local events. If your event is relying on advertising for attent-dance, then it is vital for your to place a paid ad. There is no guarantee that your event will be placed in community calendar. The deadline for community calendar is Friday at 4 p.m.

Notice:OATS Transit Schedule for Sept.: to Joplin, Sept. 9

and 23; to Rogers, Sept. 16; to Neosho, Sept. 4 and 18; to Mt. Vernon, Sept. 25. To schedule a ride and for more information, call the OATS transit office at (800) 770-6287.

Seligman Chamber will host a dance every Saturday at 7:00 p.m. For information, call (417) 662-3612.

Golden Baptist Church Single Moms Support Group will meet every Wednesday night at 6 p.m. For information, call (417) 271-3605.

Sept. 12thA Medicare American Senior Seminar for changes in

Medicare for 2020 will be hosted at the Seligman Chamber of Commerce, Hwy. 37, starting at 6:30 p.m. This is a free seminar and refreshments will be served. For more information, call Kristi Ann (417) 678-8110 or the Chamber at (417) 662-3612.

The Cassville R-IV Parents as Teachers (PAT) program will host a Dr. Seuss Story Time at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Parents as Teacher location is in the brown house just behind the Cassville Intermediate playground.

Sept. 13thMusic will be held at Clio Community Building beginning

at 6:30 p.m.A Dinner and Dance will be hosted at the Stella Senior Cen-

ter beginning at 5:30 p.m. with a breakfast menu. The dance will be from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. with music by The Timberlane Country Band. There is a $5 cover charge for the dance.

Sept. 14thCassville Cruisers Cruise In will be held at the Barry

County Museum from 5 p.m. until dusk. The theme of the night is Summer Is Almost Over.

Watson Family Reunion will be at the Barry County Mu-seum, Cassville, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The meal is carry in.

The Annual Softball Game of Law Enforcement, EMS and Fire will be a Fundraiser for the family of Tonya Bailey. There will be concessions and a silent auction. The cost for players is $5 per person. The game will be at 2 p.m. at the Cass-ville Aquatic Center. All proceeds will go to the Bailey family. Please call (417) 342-5618 for more information.

Author, Educator, and Historian Steven Mann will pres-ent a program on the U.S. Constitution at the First United Methodist Church, Monett, starting at 10:30 a.m. For informa-tion on the event, call (231) 343-2727 or (417) 629-6862.

Sept. 15thThe McCullough Reunion will be held at the Aurora Com-

munity Building on Chruch Street across from Jim Carr’s Sta-tion from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Guests are asked to bring their fa-vorite foods and drinks.

2019 Barry County Camp Meeting will be September 15 through 20. David Owens will speak September 15th through 17th. Euel Bilderback will speak September 18th through 20th. Sunday service will begin at 6 p.m. and Monday through Fri-day services will begin at 7 p.m. Each night will have a differ-ent host church as follows: Sunday, Blessing Heights, Cassville; Monday, First Assembly, Cassville; Tuesday, Chapel of Grace, Monett; Wednesday, Community Faith, Cassville; Thursday, Body of Christ, Wheaton; Friday, Lohmer Full Gospel, Shell Knob.

Sept. 16thThe Eagle Rock Branch Library will be having a Friends

of the Library meeting at 9 a.m. Story Time will be at 10 a.m.

Sept. 17thThe Barry County Republican Club will hold its monthly

meeting in Cassville at The Farmers Daughter at 6:30 p.m.

Sept. 18thA Flu Shot Clinic will be held at the Cassville Senior Cen-

ter from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m by Sater Pharmacy. The meal will also be sponsored by Sater Pharmacy.

Sept. 19thFree Screening Mammograms will be offered from 2 p.m.

to 4 p.m. inside Cox Monett Hospital’s north patient registra-tion entrance. No appointment is necessary. For more infor-mation, please visit the Cox Monett Facebook page or call (417) 354-1138.

Sept. 20thMum Sale to Benefit Cox Monett Auxiliary will be from

11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (or until sold out) in the parking lot of the CoxHealth Urgent Care at 102 E. Cleveland, Monett.

Sept. 21st8th Annual Eagle Rock Car Show will be hosted by the

Eagle Rock Community Association (E.R.C.A.) at the com-munity center/library, E. Hwy. 86, just south of F Hwy. Regis-tration will be from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Entry fee is $20. There will be vendors and concessions all day. For car show informa-tion, call Mike at (620) 615-1318. For vendor information, call Jennifer (417) 342-4526.

A 5K/1M Fun Run Fundraiser to benefit the family of Tonya Bailey will include a donation breakfast at the Family Life Center, Cassville, from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. The Fun Run will begin at 8 a.m. at the Family Life Center. Race check-in begins at 7 a.m. Registration may be done at https://www.webscorer.com/register?raceid=18916. A registration form can be found at http://tiny.cc/ofeobz.

Running for the Future of Agriculture 5K Run/Walk will start at the Washburn First Baptist (Pavilion) Washburn at 9 a.m. Check in is at 8 a.m. This event is sponsored by the Southwest FFA Alumni/Booster Organization. For more in-formation or questions, call (417) 389-5039 or (417) 342-2322 or (417) 342-9887.

For the Love of Quilting Quilt Show will be presented by Discovery Quilters of Shell Knob at the Shell Knob Elemen-tary School, September 21, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Septem-ber 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission of $5 is good for both days.

Barry County Genealogical and Historical Society will have a business meeting at 1 p.m. at the Bayless/Salyer House.

A BBQ Dinner for free will offering will be served at Cen-tral Crossing Senior Center, Shell Knob, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.

Oct. 12thSeligman Chamber of Commerce and Arkansas and

Missouri Railroad Scenic Fall Train Ride to Van Buren will run October 12 and October 13 from 7:30 a.m. to 6:45 p.m., beginning and ending in Seligman. The stop in Van Buren, Ark., will be approximately three hours, and the Van Buren Arts and Crafts Show will provide various vendors, music, and food. For more information, call Seligman Chamber of Commerce at (417) 662-3612, or, to make reservations, call (800) 687-8600.

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revive the energy in our businesses. We want them to be able to ask themselves why they started their business and get back to the passion of it. It’s also to provide ways to look at how they’re running their business and give them ways to make improvements.”

Selby has been in contact with representatives from chambers of commerce in the surrounding areas about Higher Vision seminars, some of which experienced great success in the wake of their events.

“This group has offered Big Vision Days to a lot of the chambers in the area. I’ve talked to the Neosho Chamber of Commerce, and they say that they’ve had a lot of success,” said Selby. “These other chambers have seen success, with their attendance growing and people liking it. The business owners seem to like it and are ready to go to the next one.”

In addition to joining the Cassville Chamber of Com-merce, Higher Vision has also been working with business-es in town on a one-on-one basis successfully, according to Selby.

Big Vision Day will take place on Thursday, September 26. The event is slated to take place in the Fire Tower room of the Emory Melton Lodge, in Roaring River State Park. The event will begin at 8 a.m. with a social hour during which attendees are encouraged to meet with other local business owners and make lasting connections. According to Selby, attendees should bring multiple business cards to pass out during this portion of the event.

The seminar is open to anyone who is interested in ei-ther starting or growing a business. Admission to the event costs $40 for the general public, and $25 for members of the Cassville Chamber of Commerce. Lunch is included in the ticket and will be provided by Roaring River Restaurant.

For more information about Big Vision Day, contact the Cassville Chamber of Commerce at (417) 847-2814. For more information about the contents of the seminar or the services provided by Higher Vision, contact their offices at (417) 438-4428.

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had to have surgery, ac-cording to Detective David Haskins, of the Monett Po-lice. The victim was in stable condition after surgery.

The Monett Police De-partment searched for Huse with no success following the shooting. They con-firmed the incident was believed to have stemmed from an argument and was an isolated incident.

When a Lawrence Coun-ty deputy arrested Huse, he was booked for multiple controlled substance charg-es as well as resisting arrest and an unlawful possession of a firearm charge from the shooting.

Huse was booked into the Lawrence County Jail on Sunday, September 8, at 11:10 a.m., according to Lawrence County Jail online records. He is currently be-ing held with no possibility of bond. No other charges pertaining to the August 20 incident have been charged as of time of press.

SUSPECT from FRONTCommunity comes together to support Bailey family Vinnie Roberts

Small towns have a repu-tation for taking care of their own. In times of tragedy, many communities will crowd around a single individual or family to insulate them from the horrible curve balls thrown their way. The town of Cassville is no exception.

In this spirit, two events have been planned to benefit the family of Tonya Bailey, a former Eagle Rock resident and Freedom Bank employ-ee. Bailey was diagnosed with brain and lung cancer at the beginning of this year, and passed away earlier this month. Bailey is survived by her husband, John, and her two children. The first of these events event to benefit the Bai-ley family will be on Saturday, September 14. Barry County Law Enforcement, EMS and Fire and Rescue will host a team softball game, with all proceeds going to help the Bai-ley family.

Law Enforcement, EMS and Fire will all have their own teams and will play against themselves and oth-ers in a double-elimination tournament. Citizens of Barry County are also welcome to assemble their own teams of at least 11 players and enter the tournament as well. Entry to the tournament costs $5 per player.

Food will be served dur-

ing the tournament. For $2 a plate, attendees will be treated to hamburgers, hotdogs, chips and a soft drink.

This event will also include a silent auction with items do-nated by the community up for grabs. Auction items include: a massage, purses and jewelry, an item donation by Lowe’s Construction of Monett, a log-cabin bird feeder among others.

The game will begin at 2 p.m. on Saturday, September 14, at the baseball fields lo-cated by the Cassville Aquatic Center. To get involved or in-quire about the game, contact Randy Kalbaugh at (417) 342-5618.

The second of these events is to be hosted by the 1995 graduating class of Cassville High in conjunction with the Bailey family. On Saturday, September 21, the group will host a donation breakfast as well as a 5k and one mile fun run known as “Cassville Cares 2019.” The event will be hosted at the Family Life Center in Cassville, located on West 5th Street, behind Sunrise Family Diner. According to the online registration form, the course will be friendly to beginners.

The menu for the break-fast will be biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, juice and cof-fee. Breakfast will be available for the cost of a donation to as-sist the Bailey family.

The event will begin at 7 a.m. on September 21, which will be the earliest that partici-pants can check-in for the race. Advanced race-packet pickup begins at 6 a.m. The race will formally begin shortly after, at 8 a.m., with the event expected to end at 10 a.m.

Registration for the race costs $25 for pre-registration and $20 for in-person registra-tion the morning of the event. All pre-registered racers are guaranteed a t-shirt to com-memorate the event, but sup-plies are limited, so the t-shirts may not be available to some participants who register that morning.

For people who would like to support the event but can-not be there in person, there is also an online “virtual race” option. With this option, rac-ers can dedicate their own time to run the distance and have their race time entered with the other racers present on the day. Virtual Race regis-tration costs $30 and will guar-antee the participant a t-shirt. Registration for virtual racers must be submitted by Friday, September 13.

The race will include prizes for first place male and female in each age group for the 5k run; first place overall for the 1k run; and first place time for the virtual run. Proceeds from

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The Renkoski family has 180 acres in Purdy purchased in 1910, that originally raised cows, hogs and chickens. Alvin and Rosella Renkoski are pictured above with Stewart.

The University of Missouri Cassville Extension office hosted a special ceremony to award four different families the distinction of Century Farm Family on Thursday, September 5.

Pictured above, siblings Rose Mills and David Renkoski are pictured with Eden Stewart, of the extension office. The Ren-koski farm is 50 acres in Purdy that was purchased in 1917 and operated as dairy farm in years past.

The Foster farm is a 160-acre farm in Monett that was first es-tablished in 1901 and originally raised sheep, hogs, cattle and chickens. Pictured, J.W. and Barbara Foster are pictured with Extension representative Eden Stewart.

The Marchlewski/Moloski farm is 40 acres and located in Pierce City. It was origi-nally purchased in 1896 as a general farm that pro-duced many different goods throughout the years.

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Demolition Derby crashes into Bill Haley arena

Driveer of the GoBec “1-Gig” bone stock car, Rusty Newman, of Cassville, takes heavy damage at Saturday’s demolition derby after a car smashes into his side, taking out his radiator and causing his engine to flume smoke. Newman rode out the event for as long as his car would drive, but would eventually have to throw in the towel after the machine caught fire in the arena.

Charlea Estes-JonesA 25-year-old man from Purdy is facing multiple charg-

es after allegedly firing a gun into a home in rural Purdy. Benjamin W. Paine, III, 25, of Purdy, is charged with pos-session of a controlled substance, unlawful use of a weapon and endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree.

According to the affidavits of probable cause by deputy Michael Stribling, the Barry County Sheriff 's Department was dispatched to a residence in rural Purdy on Farm Road 1068 around 9:40 p.m. on Saturday, September 7. Paine allegedly fired a .22 long rifle into the home of a woman he was in a romantic relationship with while her four year old child was inside. The report goes on to state that Paine poked the victim in the arm with the rifle, causing an in-jury, as well.

When officers made contact with Paine, they also locat-ed crystal methamphetamine and a glass pipe in a baggie.

Paine is currently being held in the Barry County Jail in lieu of a $75,000 cash-only bond.

By law, every two years the Barry County Clerk's office is required to canvass the voters before a general election for federal office. This is for the purpose of updating their re-cords with correct addresses and names.

The Barry County Clerk's office will be sending each registered voter a new Voter Registration ID Card. When you receive your card, please verify that all the information is correct. If it is not, fill in the correct information and

return the card to the clerk's office. This card will replace your old Voter Registration ID.

If you receive a card for a relative that no longer lives in Barry County or is deceased, please notify the office in writing. Please include their name, date of birth, last four digits of their Social Security Number, your signature and relationship to them.

If you have any questions, call the office at (417) 847-2561.

County Clerk sending new Voter Registration ID cardsCox Monett is once again partnering with Breast Cancer

Foundation of the Ozarks to offer free screening mammo-grams from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, September 19, inside the hospital’s north patient registration entrance.

No appointment is necessary for a mammogram, which are available for underinsured and uninsured women. Par-ticipants do not need to be a CoxHealth patient to receive one.

All participants must be at least 40 years of age, unless there is a family history of breast cancer (first degree rela-tive). After each exam, the scans will be interpreted by ra-diologists, and participants will be notified of the results.

Due to a limited number of times available the day of the event, vouchers may be given for women to receive a mam-mogram at a later date.

For more information about the free screening, please visit the Cox Monett Facebook page or call (417) 354-1138.

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the event will go to benefit the Bailey family.

To get involved with the race, contact Charli Jo Baugh through email at [email protected] with the suject line “Cassville Cares 2019” or by calling or texting 417-846-6917. Racers can also register online at https://www.webscor-er.com/register?raceid=189146 or at https://localraces.com/joplin-mo. There are also print-able applications available at http://tiny.cc/ofeobz.

To get involved in the Cass-ville Cares 2019 Fun Run and Breakfast event contact Charli Jo Baugh through email at [email protected] with the subject line “Cassville Cares 2019” or by calling or texting 417-846-6917. Check-in for the race begins at 7 a.m. with the race beginning at 8 a.m.

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Jim O’Neill; and one sister, Patsy O’Neill-Higgs.

Tom grew up and re-ceived his education in Ex-eter where he graduated from Exeter High School in 1962. After high school, he joined the United States Navy, serv-ing until 1966. For 38 years, he worked at Wendt-Sonis in Rogers, Ark., as a Manufac-turing Supervisor. Some of his favorite pastimes were golfing, fishing, hunting and riding his motorcycle. He was of the Bap-tist faith and was a member of Cassville Golf Course.

Services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday, September 7, 2019, at Maplewood Cemetery in Exeter under direction of Fohn Funeral Home in Cass-ville. Pastor Tony Ball and Pas-

tor Danny Heupel conducted the services. Burial with mili-tary honors was at Maplewood Cemetery in Exeter.

The family received friends from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at Fohn Funeral Home in Cass-ville.

Contributions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Hospital in memory of Tom.

BERNARD “TOM” O’NEILL JR.

Bernard “Tom” O’Neill Jr., age 74, of Exeter, passed away Tuesday, September 3, 2019, at Mercy Hospital in Springfield.

He was born September

17, 1944, in Lynwood, Calif., the son of Bernard T. O’Neill Sr. and Lilly (Davis) O’Neill. On August 19, 1966, in Cass-ville, he was united in mar-riage to Anna Hopkins, who survives. Also surviving are three sons,´ Eric O’Neill and his wife, Donna, of Exeter, Travis O’Neill and his wife, Janet, of Garfield, Ark., and Jason “Jake” O’Neill and his wife, Jennifer, of Cassville; one daughter, Stacy Blisard and her husband, Matt, of Jenkins; eight grandchildren, Nicholle, Baillie, Kaitlyn, Evan, Dalton, Cole, Raeghan and Kreyton; and two great-grandchildren, Carter and Cash.

Preceding him in death were his parents; one brother,

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JAMES “JIM” ALVIN MOENNIG

James “Jim” Alvin Moen-nig, age 87, of Monett, passed away on Sunday evening,

ALICE FAYE LAWSONAlice Faye Lawson, 83, of

Monett, formerly of Oklaho-ma City, Okla., passed from this life to her heavenly home on Wednesday, September 4, 2019, while at Oak Pointe in Monett.

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September 8, 2019, while at the Mt. Vernon Place Care Center.

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On Monday, September 16, at 5:30 p.m., the city council of Cassville will once again address the issue of dogs running loose. I have very little hope of any action being taken, it will be hashed and rehashed and then kicked down the road. I addressed this issue ten to twelve years ago.

Since the vicious attack on my daughter, I have been stopped on the street many times by people telling horror stories.

Just this morning, I had a large dog come under a fence coming at me. It did not appear vicious. It came toward me several times as two girls tried to catch it. As I neared home, a large dog came barreling off the porch barking and snarling. Because it stayed in the yard, I did not report it.

Does someone have to be killed by a dog or dogs before we can get some action?

See you at the city council meeting. Nadean Davis

Letter to the Editor:Cassville's dog problem

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On Thursday, Sept. 6, crews worked on the concrete grade beams that will be the foundation for the new Cox Health Monett Hos-pital clinic portion of the building. This was the first official day of pouring concrete to construct the new hospital located on E. Hwy. 60 in Monett. The estimated completion date is spring 2021.

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A Monett motorcycle driv-er was injured after a crash outside of Monett on US 60 on Monday. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report, Jimmy Bricker, 21, of Monett, was driving westbound on US 60 when the motorcycle ran off the road-way.

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bound when it ran off the right side of the roadway then came back on the roadway and over-turned.

Bricker suffered moder-ate injuries in the crash. He was wearing a helmet at the time. He was transported by a private vehicle to Cox Monett Hospital for treatment of his injuries.

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Cassville WildCats

FOOTBALL VS. JOPLIN

Sept. 13 • 7 p.m.

VOLLEYBALL VS. HOLLISTER

Sept. 12 • 5 p.m.

SOCCER VS. MARSHFIELD

Sept. 16 • 4:30 p.m.

SOFTBALL VS. LAMAR

Sept. 12 • 4:30 p.m.

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Ball & Prier Tire, Inc.

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Barry County E9-1-1Accepting two bids

POWER WASHING: Accepting bids to power wash the exterior concrete of the 9-1-1 Center. Must be insured and provide proof of insurance if bid is accepted. Must provide all equipment.

INTERIOR PAINTING: Accepting bids to paint designated walls within the interior of the Center. Would be painting dispatch, training room, and touch up as required. Must be insured and provide proof of insurance if bid is accepted. Must provide all equipment.

Center is located at 4011 Main St Cassville. Please call to schedule an appointment for further information.

If you have any questions please call 846-4911x221 or come by the center Mon-Fri 8 am – 4 pm. Sealed bids can be mailed to PO Box 910 Cassville or brought to the center. Must be received no later than noon Oct 7, 2019.

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Use Cassville Masonic Lodge18th & Main St. for your next meeting or event.

For availability and feesContact: Kevin Lingle

417-846-6709

Nickle’s FlooringWe invite you to walk

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Lee StubblefieldTrailing 14-7 on the road

to an inspired Springfield Catholic team, the Cassville Wildcats responded with 42 points to down the Fighting Irish, 49-21. Both Bowen Preddy and Zach Coenen topped the century mark in rushing as Casssville’s offen-sive line took over the game late in the first quarter.

But it was an ugly first few minutes for Cassville. After claiming a 7-0 lead on a 10-yard, Bowen Preddy run and a Drake Reese PAT, the Wildcats fumbled on back-to-back possessions. The fired up Irish took full advantage of the gifts. Mat-thew Schmittling scored from 5 yards out, and Will Squibb tossed a 28-yard touchdown pass to Zach Gebhard to give Springfield Catholic a 14-7 lead.

In sports and in life, your true character is best revealed in adversity. Lance Parnell’s troops regrouped on the sideline and took over the game from that point. Cassville scored touchdowns on their next six possessions to turn the luck of the Irish into a lock for the Wildcats.

Deven Bates completed a 72-yard drive with a 21-yard scoring pass to DJ White to tie the score at 14-14 with 7:18 left in the second quar-ter.

Then, a disastrous fourth down saw Springfield Cath-olic’s punter flushed by the Cassville rush, then throw an incomplete pass, giving Cassville the ball at the SC 24-yard line. Four plays later, Preddy burst off tackle for a

16-yard score, and Cassville regained the lead at 21-14 at the 2:46 mark.

Another three and out for the Irish gave the Wildcats the ball at the SC 37-yard line with just 1:38 remaining in the half. A 21-yard run by White was negated by a pen-alty, but Preddy broke loose for 10 yards, and then White turned a bubble screen into a 15-yard gain to the 22-yard line. Then Bates tossed to Preddy for another 14 yards.

With the clock running down, the ‘Cats hurried to the line but instead of spiking the ball, Bates took a knee in the confusion. Parnell used his last time out to preserve the waning seconds.

On the ensuing play, Bates drilled a quick out to White at the 2-yard line, and he muscled into the end zone for another score. Reese remained perfect on con-versions as Cassville built a 28-14 halftime lead.

The scoring avalanche continued in the third quar-ter. White intercepted a Squibb pass and returned it to the Catholic 35-yard line on the second play of scrim-

mage. The Wildcats navi-gated the short field in just five plays, with Preddy blast-ing through the line for a short touchdown run. Reese drilled his fifth PAT for a 35-14 Cassville lead with exactly 9:00 on the clock at Swisshelm Field.

Catholic’s hopes hung by a thread as they started their next possession after Reese boomed another touchback kickoff. Three running plays netted nine yards, and the Irish faced a 4th-and-1 situ-ation at their own 29-yard line.

Every game has one of those turning point moments, when everything has to go right for a team to have a chance for victory. Trailing by three scores mid-way through the third quar-ter, the Irish would have to convert on this fourth down to keep any hope alive for a comeback.

Instead, they punted, and the Wildcats took over at their own 39-yard line.

Zach Coenen’s fero-cious runs led Cassville on a 61-yard scoring drive. Coenen led off the drive

with a 31-yard burst, and followed that with runs of 13 and 9 yards. Preddy creased the line for 6 yards to set up 1st and goal, and Coenen plowed into the endzone as the Wildcats extended the lead to 42-14 at the 4:56 mark of the third quarter.

Schmittling ran a short kickoff all the way back to the Cassville 45-yard line, but the Irish quickly faced 4th and 12 against the domi-nating Wildcat defense. After punting on 4th and 1, Catholic went for 4th and 12, but Squibb’s pass was inter-cepted by Jericho Farris and returned to the SC 30-yard line.

Bates capped off a 6-play drive, scoring off right tackle out of the wishbone set to establish a 49-14 lead with just 51 seconds left in the third quarter.

The Irish would post one more score in the abbrevi-ated fourth quarter, with Squibb finding Liam O’Riley with a 35-yard scoring toss to create the 49-21 final score.

Just two weeks into the season, the Big 8 puzzle is quickly coming together.

Cassville looks very deserving of their Top 10 state ranking after demolish-ing Aurora and Springfield Catholic. The Irish received a lot of love from the Spring-field media after their come-back win over Seneca, but Cassville exposed Catho-lic’s weakness on the line of scrimmage.

Except for the two fum-bles, Cassville dominated this game in every phase.

Deven Bates finished 5-for-8 for 73 yards, and 2 TDs in another stellar pass-ing performance.

Bowen Preddy had 20 carries for 132 yards and 3 TDs.

Zach Coenen had 12 car-ries for 103 yards and a score.

DJ White’s stock contin-ued to rise with his 4 catches for 63 yards and 2 TDs.

As a team, Cassville rushed 39 times for 275 yards and added 73 yards in the passing game. The Wild-

cats amassed 20 first downs while dominating the line of scrimmage.

Cassville improves to 2-0 with the victory and returns home to face forever rival Monett in the Barry County Brawl in week 3. The Cubs enter this game 1-1 after los-ing a 22-21 heartbreaker to Mt. Vernon in week 1 and then posting a 49-20 victory at Marshfield.

Kickoff at Wildcat Sta-dium is set for 7 PM.

Big 8 scoresCassville 49, Springfield

Catholic 21Mt. Vernon 43, Nevada

22Lamar 34, Hollister 3Monett 49, Marshfield 20Seneca 28, Reeds Spring

16Rogersville 53, McDon-

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Lee StubblefieldThe Cassville Wildcats

christened the 2019 cross country season with a first place finish at the Aurora Hot Dawg Invitational on Thursday, September 5. Devon Brookes paced the Wildcats, as Chris Shore’s

boys packed five runners in the top 11 places.

Cassville varsity boys finishers:

Devon Brookes, 5th 19:16

Pace Evans, 6th 20:19Steven Collinwood, 7th

20:20

Kel Wilson, 10th 20:55Quinn Cook, 11th 21:06Caleb Leach claimed first

place in the JV boys race, and Kyler Hayward won the middle school girls race in her first ever cross country meet.

All Stater Jordyn Stafford

will likely miss the entire season with an injury, a dev-astating blow to the girls side of the program.

Cassville runners return to action on Thursday at Seneca, and then head to Monett on Tuesday, Septem-ber 17.

Wildcats open cross country season with win at Aurora

Two Cassville junior varsity runners took the top two spots in their race at the Aurora meet. Pictured above, Jacob Martinez, 2nd place and Caleb Leach, 1st place.

Middle school runner Kyler Hayward took first place in her first-ever meet with the cross country team, seizing the top spot in the middle school girls race.

Purdy Golfer swings into top 10

It was another solid couple of weeks for the ladies of the Cassville Women’s Golf asso-ciation. Reporting favorable weather for the game, the as-sociation met for a game of “Guess your score” wherein the golfer’s scores were taken by another player, and the winner was the member who guessed closest to their actual score.

First place in this game went to Ann Loeppke who was

only off by one stroke on her real score. On this day, Lynn Blanke and Jeanette Skorup-ski tied each other for lowest putts. There were no birdies, chip-ins or closest to the hole winners.

On September 5, the asso-ciation met again to play a round of lowest grossing score. First place in this game went to Janie Watson, second went to Leta Higgs and third went to Karry Lewis.

Lowest net scores were also recorded, with the winners of this portion of the event rec-ognized. First place went to Debbie Yarnall, second went to Cheryl Ludwig and third went to Barb Vesley.

Closest to the pin was Janie Watson on hole 11. Low-est total putts went to Debbie Yarnall. Birdies were scored by Leta Higgs and a chip-in was scored by Ann Loeppke.

Cassville WGA guesses scores in favorable weather

During the Seymour Invitational Golf Tournament at Whis-pering Springs Golf Course in Marshfield, Purdy senior Shelby Haskins landed in the top ten, scoring an all-time personal best score on the green.

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

Priority items are more likely than other violations to contribute to food con-tamination or illness and/or injury.

Core items, although important to the overall hy-giene of the establishment, do not necessarily present an immediate threat to food contamination or illness and/or injury.

A report for each estab-lishment that is inspected shows the number of prior-ity items along with a short statement as to the nature of the violations. The report also shows the number of core items but doesn’t list the nature of those viola-tions.

*Corrected on spot• Cox Monett Hospital Monett

Routine 8/1/19: Priority Violations: 0Core Violations: 0

• Monett Senior Center Monett

Routine 8/1/19:Priority Violations: 0Core Violations: 0

• Roadhouse Grill and Pub Shell Knob

Follow-up 8/1/19: The priority violation

from the 7/25/19 was cor-rected.• El Mariachi Cassville

Routine 8/1/19: The priority violation

from the 7/28/19 inspection was corrected.• Casey’s General Store #2058 Monett

Follow-up 8/1/19: All priority violations

from the previous inspec-

tion were corrected.• Taco Bell Monett


from the 7/31/19 inspection was corrected.• Monett Senior Center Monett


• Pizza Hut Cassville Routine 8/5/19: Priority Violations: 11. No one was ServSafe

certified or the equivalent on duty.

Core Violations: 0• Kum and Go Monett


from the 7/30/19 inspection was corrected.• Subway (Inside Walmart) Monett

Routine 8/5/1:9 Priority Violations: 0Core Violations: 0

• Subway (Inside Walmart) Cassville

Follow-up 8/5/19: The priority violations

from the 7/29/19 inspection were corrected.• Subway (Main Street) Cassville

Follow-up 8/5/19:The priority violation

from the 7/29/19 inspection were corrected.• Dollar General #4022 Shell Knob

Routine 8/5/19: Priority Violations: 2*1. The most recent in-

spection was not posted in a conspicuous place for cus-tomers to read.*

2. Fabric softener was stored above plates, straws and other single-use items.*

Core Violations: 2• Mazzio’s Italian Eatery Monett

Routine 8/5/19: Priority Violations: 41. The current food ser-

vice permit was not posted in a conspicuous place for customers to read.*

2. There was bacteria growth inside the ice ma-chine.

3. The salad bar crock lids, spatulas and pizza sav-ers were stored in contain-ers that had debris in them.

4. There was an uncov-ered employee beverage on the salad prep table.

Core Violations: 4Follow-up 8/8/19:The priority violations

from the 8/5/19 inspection were corrected.• Dollar General #8613 Monett

Follow-up 8/5/19: Priority Violations: 2 1. The reach-in cooler

with milk in it was not clean.

2. Toxic items (numer-ous) were stored next to and above single-service food items.

Follow-up 8/8/19: The priority violations

from the 8/5/19 inspection were corrected. • Cassville Senior Center Cassville

Follow-up 8/6/19 The priority Violation

from the 7/2/19 inspection was corrected.• L&L Stores Cassville

Routine 8/6/19: Priority Violations: 21. The current food ser-

vice permit was not posted in a conspicuous place for customers to read.*

2. The on-site wastewa-ter system was not function-ing. The cover was missing from one tank, holes were in another, and the pump

was completely submerged due to effluent levels reach-ing the top of the manhole.

Core Violations: 3• Save A Lot Monett

Routine 8/6/19: Priority Violations: 0 Core Violations: 3

• Now and Zen Monett Routine 8/6/19: Priority Violations: 0Core Violations: 0

• Ken’s Hillbilly Café Gold-en

Routine 8/7/19: Priority Violations: 21. Mashed potatoes,

gravy, ham, pulled pork and other foods were not la-beled with their seven-day discard dates.*

2. Effluent was surfacing from the septic tanks be-hind the building.

Core Violations: 2Follow-up 8/21/19: All priority violations

from the previous inspec-tion were corrected.• L&L Stores Eagle Rock

Routine 8/7/19: Priority Violations: 1 1. There was a burrito

in the hot grab box held at 72°F. In the deli walk-in, cheese was held at 47°F, and pepperoni was held at 48°F.

Core Violations: 3• Harps #271 Seligman

Routine 8/7/19: Priority Violations: 1*1. There was an uncov-

ered employee beverage in the meat department.*

Core Violations: 0• Ruby’s Seligman


• Office Pub and Steak-house Eagle Rock

Routine 8/8/19: Priority Violations: 61. No one was ServSafe


2. Food handlers were wiping their hands on soiled wiping cloths instead of washing them after han-dling raw animal products.*

3. Sausage (122°F) and cooked potatoes (70°F) on the counter were being held without time or tempera-ture control for safety.*

4. Tartar sauce and deli meats were not labeled with discard dates.*

5. A food handler used a wet cloth to wipe a food contact surface instead of using sanitizer.*

6. The sanitizer in a spray bottle was too strong.*

Core Violations: 5• Stateline BBQ Eagle Rock


• George’s Cafeteria Cass-ville

Routine 8/13/19:Priority Violations: 41. Numerous food items

on the serving line, in the hot case and in the hot hold back-up case being held by temperature control for safety were not at 140°F or above as required. Numer-ous foods held in the reach-

in cooler were not at 41°F or below as required. Numer-ous foods held in reach-in cooler #1 were not 41°F or below as required.

2. Lemon pudding was given a 14-day discard date instead of a seven-day. Salsa cups and potato salad were not labeled with discard dates.*

3. Butterscotch and lem-on puddings in reach-in cooler #2 had discard dates of 8/5/19 and had not been discarded.*

4. A food cart and can opener blade were heavily soiled by food debris.

Core Violations: 3Follow-up 8/15/19: The priority violations

from the 8/13/19 inspection were corrected. • Country Corner Purdy

Routine 8/14/19: Priority Violations: 2* 1. Two sandwiches were

labeled with the dates made but no discard dates.*

2. Cheeseburgers and other hot sandwiches being held with time as a public health control were not la-beled with discard times.*

Core Violations: 0• King Food Saver Purdy

Routine 8/15/19: Priority Violations: 3 1. Thawed pizzas, deli

sandwiches and chicken pot pies were not labeled with discard dates.

2. Twenty-four cans and

Barry County Health Department releases August 2019 Food Service Report

See FOOD SERVICE on 3B

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Saturday, September 14, 2019 • 10:00 AM

Bass Boat: 1998 Champion 190, 19’ w/Johnson 150 Fast strike outboard motor, S.S. prop, trolling motor & Champion trailer (nice boat). Large Boat: 1991 BAJA 29’ w/living quarters & twin Chevy 350 V8 motors. Boats: Vio-Holda 14’ Alum, flat bottom boat w/Mercury 25 outboard motor & trailer – 14’ alum Jon boat. Auto: 1993 GMC pickup, 4x4, auto. Trailers: 5’x10’ tilt utility trailer – 6’x8’ utility trailer- sm yard trailer. Mowers: Kubota G 5200 diesel lawn tractor w/blade – Craftsman DYS 4500, 24hp, 46” riding mower – Murray 18.5 hp, 46” riding mower – Poulan Pro 6.25 hp push mower w/bagger – pull behind lawn sweep. Motorized Items: Craftsman 3.8 hp 21” snowblower – Cub Cadet ST 100 high wheel string trimmer – leaf blower – misc weed eaters. Old Outboard Motors: Johnson 5 ½ hp Sea Horse – Evinrude 9.5 hp Sportwin – Mercury 18. Wood Working Tools & Tools: Craftsman 12” compound miter saw & stand – Craftsman 7 ¼ sliding miter saw – Craftsman brad nailer – Craftsman crown stapler – Craftsman Sierra cutter – Craftsman 10” table saw- rotation sander – lots of clamps, C clamps, pipe clamps , etc – Work Mate table – Laser level – Craftsman job vice – cut off saw – 1” Rotary hammer drill – 12 sp HD drill press – Craftsman 2 hp 12 gal air compressor – alum ext ladder – elect chain saw & misc chain saws – fence post driver – battery chargers – 12 v sprayer – ext cords – wood step ladder – roller stands – bench grinders – saw horses – lots of hand tools such as, hammers, screw drivers, pliers, sockets, ratchets, pipe cutters, etc – car ramps – plastic truck tool box – lots of old brace and bits – misc. sm power tools, drill, etc – misc portable tool boxes – axe’s & misc long handle tools – several gas cans & boat gas tanks – nuts, bolts, screws, nails, etc – welding helmet – squirrel cage fan. Implements: 3 pt. 6’ rock rake – 3 pt blade – field digger – old 5’ bush hog – sm yard roller – homemade field drag. Fishing & Camping Gear: Lots of rod & reels & fishing tackle of all kinds – several tackle boxes – dock bumpers – camp stoves – sm tent – 12’x9’ dome screen house – coolers – elect hot plate – Coleman lantern – wall hanging fishing plaque – binoculars. Antiques & Collectibles: Old granite coffee pot – Carnival glass – USA Stoneware – sm crock – old mini T maid pressure cooker – misc old blue ball jars – old Coca Cola metal cooler – galvanized round wash tub – old crochet rugs – (2) metal lawn chairs – sm lard press – misc old dishes, Pyrex, Liberty Blue, McCoy bean pot, sherbet dishes, cups, Fire King, Disney glasses, stemware, etc – Cast iron Dutch ovens – old White Mtn Ice Cream maker – old metal ice chest – ant metal fans – Little Red flexible flyer wagon – (2) sm anvils – old metal Coca Cola sign – (2) Dad’s Root Beer mugs – The California Raisins windup toy – old Dolly Barbie doll – Snow White Barbies – Granny & Me doll – ant malt mixer – more antiques & collectibles, sure to be found as we get ready for the sale. Furniture & Appliances: Old Furniture: old claw ft piano chair – old ant desk w/center that opens for typewriter, from old hotel in Aurora MO – old pie safe – cedar chest – secretary hutch – 4 old dining chairs – old chair – vintage stool – old vintage console stereo – Modern butcher block look dining table – rocker/recliner – (2) wood rockers – oval coffee table – Sony TV – TV stand – sofa – end tables – oak dining table & 4 chairs – (2) full size bed – queen size bed, Sealy I Comfort Memory Foam, elect, raise head, foot & vibrates (nice) – chest of drawers & matching dresser w/mirror & night stand – TV trays – Amana Refrigerator/Freezer – Kenmore matching washer & dryer, super cap, HD – microwave stand. Misc: wishing well – patio firepit – folding tables – sm BBQ – treadmill – exercise bike – card table – turkey fryer – Eagle quilt – cook books – Royal vacuum – humidifier – quilt rack – old sewing stand – projector screens – step stool – lawn chairs – misc scrap lumber – misc kitchen wares such as pots & pans, glasses, cups, silverware, Tupperware, mixer & misc sm kitchen appliances – floor lamp – misc scrap – (2) old aluminum camper shells – many more items not listed.Real Estate: We will offer 2 separate tracts, side by side. Tract #1: 3 bedroom 2 bath home. Enter this home into a nice sized rustic living room with wood beams on the ceiling. Large front window, ceiling fan & Fisher free standing wood burning stove, then on into a dining room joined by a nice wide hallway w/lots of built in storage cabinets, a full bathroom & 3 bedrooms. Master bedroom has ceiling fan & master bathroom. Kitchen features good cabinet space, double S.S. sink, built in vintage Westinghouse elec cook stove w/exhaust hood & utility room w/a door leading out to the back yard & side patio area w/screened in patio, also a door from the kitchen leading out to the carport & large patio area w/built in benches. Outside: Detached carport w/concrete floor, sm covered front porch, large side patio area, workshop room or could be remolded for outside bedroom, etc – screened in porch, fenced backyard, sm storage building. Central Heat/Air, community water, septic. Tract #2: Joins Tract 1. Large building with 3 overhead doors, concrete floor & elec. Center of shop is large enough to park motorhome, camper, etc. Nice metal storage building approx. 10’x16’, old metal storage building, chain link fenced backyard on approx. ¾ acre m/l. Note: We will be offering these two tracts separate however they are side by side, so for the person wanting a home & nice lg shop you will have the opportunity to purchase one or both. The shop would be great storage for motorhome, camper, autos, boats, etc w/plenty of room for nice shop or convert into living quarters. These properties are only 2 miles to Cassville, approx. 5 miles to Roaring River State Park & approx. 20 min to Table Rock Lake. Call to preview before auction date. 417-847-2507. Someone is going to get a deal!!!!!! Terms: Cash or good check w/2 forms of current ID. Must have current drivers license to obtain bidder number. All terms on bidder’s card apply. If paying by check on large items, items will be held until check clears the bank. All sells as is where is w/no warranty or guarantee. Any announcements made day auction supersede any and all printed material. No credit or debit cards accepted. Real Estate Terms: Qualified buyers only w/pre-approved bank letter of confirmation. Nonrefundable 10% paid day of auction w/balance due in cash or certified funds within 30-45 days. Buyers and sellers will be responsible for their own portion of their closing cost. Taxes will be prorated to date of close. Sells as is where is with no warranties or guarantees. Bidders, 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. Seller has the right to accept or reject final bid. A 10% buyer’s premium will apply. Any announcements made day of auction supersede any and all printed material. No debit or credit cards.

STUMPFF’SREALTY & AUCTION SERVICE, INC.

417-847-2507www.stumpffauction.com

Auctioneer:Parker Stumpff

Auctioneer:Donnie Stumpff

MO & AR StateChampion Auctioneer

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REAL ESTATE, 2 SEPARATE TRACTS – BASS BOAT – TRAILERS – MOWERS – IMPLEMENTSWOOD WORKING TOOLS – TOOLS – AUTO – LARGE BOAT & TRAILER – FLAT BOTTOM BOATLOTS OF FISHING GEAR – ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES – FURNITURE & APPLIANCES – MISC.

Estate of Lowell Dean Nance • Owner Alberta Nance

LOCATION: Cassville, MO. From Cassville, go south on Hwy. 112, 2 miles. Then go right on FR 1120. Follow signs. (19283 Hillcrest Lane).

Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019 • 10:00 AM

OWNERS: NANCY & THE LATE MIKE GAUSS

LOCATION: 20558 Ellis Court, Cassville, Mo. Directions from downtown stoplight in Cassville, Mo. - go east 1/8 mi. to Hwy. 112 -take Hwy. 112 3 mi. south to FR 2205 (across from the Golf Course)- Follow 2205 to Ellis Court. Watch for “Holder Auction” signs!

* FURNITURE * HOUSEHOLD * COLLECTIBLES * SMALLS ** BARNETT PREDATOR CROSSBOW * TWO COMPOUND BOWS *

* CAMPING * OUTDOOR * TOOLS * GENERATOR *

FURNITURE (will sell first): Super nice California king size bedroom suite includes- King Sleigh Bed, Triple Dresser w/mir-ror, Chest of Drawers, Night stands & padded bench -Twin size bed & frame- “Oval front” Glass Curio Cabinet- Pair wicker bottom chairs- 4 nice padded bar or tall table chairs- Entertainment Center- Antique “cast base” lantern stand- Various wooden shelves, chairs & misc. furniture- Old kneehole school desk- “Coke” park bench- Handmade cedar chest- Oak office chair- 2 Cracker Barrel rockers- “Sponge Bob” table & chairs- Singer sewing machine- Apartment size deep freeze. HOUSEHOLD: Hoveround power chair- Pic-tures- Lamps- misc. household sundries- lots of good folding tables, all varieties- Upright & handheld vacuum cleaners, like new. COL-LECTIBLES- SMALLS- ETC: Crate Acoustic amp- Child electric Guitar- Indian memorabilia- old salt & pepper sets- Antique glass pcs.- some Fire King- old 7up menu board- Coke memorabilia- #2 Crock- old Dolls- Toys & toy boxes- Old dollhouse- Antique tri-cycle- lg. box Country & Western LP’s- Daisy BB guns- croquet set- adult 3wheel Bicycle- Walking canes- Advertising thermometers, ash trays, etc.- TV light- Ice cream freezer- Milk can- Tubs- Bottle crates- Printer tray- wood pulleys- Wheel barrow- iron wheels- lot small collectibles & glass, not mentioned. GENERATOR- TOOLS- CAMPING- OUTDOOR: Coleman Powermate 6250 Max Gener-ator, 10HP- 5000 peak (runs good)- 8ft fiberglass & 16ft aluminum extension ladders- large & hand, Stanley Tool Boxes- Craftsman roll around work table- misc. long tools- misc. wrenches, pliers- saws & hand tools- 2 portable dog crates- Bushnell telescope & stand- Fishing poles & tackle- Coleman Lanterns- Camp stove- Turkey fry-ers- Tent- Propane tanks- lot fuel cans- Handmade Iron yard fence- folding saw horses- metal shelving- lawn chairs- misc. shop items, not listed- Good indoor/outdoor Christmas décor. CROSSBOW-COMPOUND BOWS: Super nice Barnett Predator crossbow, pull back, w/winch assist & case. Nice Golden Eagle compound bow w/all the extras- Real good (small frame) PSE Carrera compound bow & hard case. All three bows are in excellent working condition & ready to go to the field. A nice offering! Note: Only a partial listing. Lots of small items of all sorts, not listed. Very clean & well cared for merchandise. Furniture will sell first. Please be on time as sale won’t last a long time. Plenty of good flat parking. Terms: Statements made day of sale supersede all printed material. Not responsible for lost or stolen items or accidents/illness at auction site. ID required to receive buyer number. No debit or credit cards! Cash or good check only. Nothing to be removed until settled for. For pictures & complete listing go to AuctionZip.com ID #35501.

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BRAD HOLDER 417-689-5582

BUTTERFIELD, MISSOURIHOLDERS AUCTION SERVICE

CLIFTON WELLS417-342-2727

JEFF HOLDER417-342-3218

PUBLIC AUCTION

LOCATION: 111 E. Hadley St., Aurora, MO. From jct. of Hwy. 60 & 39 (Wal-mart), go north on Hwy. 39 to 2nd traffic light, Hadley St., then west to 1st house on right.

For inspection & terms, call auction co. at 417-498-6662 or 354-2925ABSOLUTE REAL ESTATE AUCTION

2 bedroom house with steel siding, one bathroom, kitchen, living room, attached 1 car garage with opener. House has central heat & air, concrete patio on back with cover. Base area of house is approx. 875 sq. ft. Sitting on lot approx. 60 ft. x 150 ft. Also has a kitchenette behind the house, approx. 12 ft. x 35 ft. with bathroom. To see pictures & complete, list go to www.mcknightauction.com. Note: sells absolute at 1:00 p.m.

LIVING ESTATE AUCTIONSUNDAY, SEPT. 29, 2019 • 11:00 A.M.

McKNIGHT AUCTION COMPANY, LLCRalph McKnight • Dwight Crume

Verona, MO • (417) 498-6662 • 354-2925 • www.mcknightauctionco.com

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• Fun @ 4:00 will be held on Thursday, September 12, in the children's story time room. The session will be "Painting" With Stickers and ages K-8 are welcome to at-tend.

• Crochet classes are held on Fridays at 10:30 a.m. and

Monday at 6 p.m. except for the first Monday of the month. Beginners are wel-come.

• "Picking Apples" is the adult canvas painting project to be held on Tuesday, Sep-tember 24. Two sessions are available: 12:30 p.m. and 6

p.m. Preregister by Septem-ber 21 and a $5 supply fee is required.

• LEGO Club is back. Kids of all ages are invited to build on Thursday, Septem-ber 2,6 at 3:30 p.m. in the downstairs meeting room.

• Have an e-reader? Then the apps Libby and Hoop-la are for you. Download books, movies, music and more. Check out the Bar-ry-Lawrence Regional Li-brary website or visit a local branch to learn more.

Upcoming Cassville Library events

Drivers can expect lane shifts and traffic delays dur-ing work to add a south-bound right turn lane at the Missouri Route 37 and U.S. Route 60 intersection in Monett beginning the week of September 16, the Mis-souri Department of Trans-portation said.

The project includes:• Widening the Route

37 bridge over Clear Creek north of Route 60 from its current 52 feet to 60 feet

• Adding a 12-foot wide right-turn lane and a six-foot wide shoulder on southbound Route 37 between Dairy Street and Route 60

Contractor crews will conduct most of the work during daytime hours Mon-day through Friday. How-ever, some work involving lane closures may be done at night.

This project is a partner-

ship between the City of Monett and MoDOT.

Weather and/or sched-uling delays could alter the work schedule.

Project information• Prime contractor: Phil-

lips Hardy Inc., Boonville• Total project cost:

$660,000• Completion date: De-

cember 1, 2019For more information,

call MoDOT in Springfield at 417-895-7600 or visit www.modot.org/southwest.

Intersection improvement planned for Route 37 and Route 60 in Monett

WORK TO BEGIN WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 16

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36 bottles of baby formula with discard dates of July 1, 2019, and April 1, 2019, had not been discarded.*

3. The bone saw and meat slicer were soiled with food debris.

Core violations: 0 Follow-up 8/20/19:All priority violations

from the previous inspec-tion were corrected. • Saisho Monett

Routine 8/15/19: Priority Violations: 3 1. No one was ServSafe


2. Chicken and cooked vegetables in the steam ta-ble held with time as a pub-lic health control did not have documented discard times.*

3. Two knives stored as clean were soiled.*

Core Violations: 1*• Viney Creek Store Golden

Routine 8/15/19: Priority Violations: 4 1. Upon entry, there

were a cat and dog in the facility.*

2. Numerous mouse droppings were in the back room where beer is stored.

3. Liquid cold meds, al-lergy meds and child fever reducer with discard dates of 7/14, 6/18, 9/18 and 12/18 had not been discard-ed.*

4. The most recent in-spection was not posted for the public to read.*

Core Violations: 0Follow-up 8/20/19: The priority violations

from the 8/15 inspection were corrected.• Romy’s Restaurant Monett

Routine 8/15/19: Priority Violations: 2 1. Waffle mix and two

containers of salsa were not labeled with discard dates.*

2. The sanitizer was too weak at the server station and in the dish machine.

Core Violations: 0Follow-up 8/21/19 :All priority violations

from the previous inspec-tion were corrected.• Sonic Drive In Cassville

Follow-up 8/20/19:Priority Violations: 0

Core Violations: 1• Garcia’s Mexican Restau-rant Monett

Routine 8/20/19: Priority Violations: 2* 1. Cheese sauce, cheese

dip and sour cream sauce were not reheated prior to placing in them in the hot hold.*

2. The sanitizer at the three-compartment sink was too weak.*

Core Violations: 1*• L&L Stores Cassville

Follow-up 8/20/19:All priority violations

from the previous inspec-tion were corrected.• Yonkerville Store Pierce City

Routine 8/20/19: Priority Violations: 2* 1. No one was ServSafe

certified or the equivalent on duty upon arrival.*

2. The mop hose was left laying in the mop sink with-out backflow prevention.*

Core Violations: 1• Angus Branch Monett


• Big Baldy’s Monett Routine 8/20/19: Priority Violations: 0 Core Violations: 0

• Twice the Ice Shell Knob Routine 8/20/19:Priority Violations: 0 Core Violations: 0

• Dock N Eat Cassville Routine 8/21/19: Priority Violations: 5*1. Sliced tomatoes were

stored under raw shelled eggs in the reach-in cooler.*

2. Gravy and marinara in the crock pots and chicken, pulled pork and au jus in the hot hold well were not reheated to 165°F before being placed into the hot hold.*

3. A bag of hamburgers, hamburger steaks, chicken pieces and a container of cooked chicken breast were

not labeled with the seven-day discard dates.*

4. The dish machine was not dispensing sanitizer during the sanitizing rinse.*

5. A soiled wip-ing cloth was left on the counter(fourth repeat).*

Core Violations: 0• Eagle Rock Drive In Eagle Rock

Routine 8/22/19: Priority Violations: 1*1. There was an uncov-

ered employee beverage.*Core Violations: 2

• Pizza Hut Shell KnobRoutine 8/22/19 Priority Violations: 3*1. No one was ServSafe

certified or the equivalent on duty.*

2. An employee handled the phone and register screen and then returned to put away clean dishes with-out washing their hands prior.*

3. Marinara sauce was held at 115°F.*

Core Violations: 1• SS Dockside Shell Knob

Routine 8/22/19: Priority Violations: 41. There was an uncov-

ered employee drink in the kitchen on the food prep counter.*

2. Three containers of prime rib, one container of creamy horseradish and whole peeled tomatoes were not labeled with the seven-day discard dates.*

3. Ham and salami with discard dates of 8/20 and kid hamburger patties of 8/16 had not been discard-ed.*

4. The dish machine was not dispensing chemi-cal sanitizer. Dishes washed in the dishwasher were not sanitized.

Core Violations: 1Follow-up 8/29/19 :

Priority Violations: 11. The sanitizer was

not dispensed at a strong enough concentration from the dish machine.

Core Violations: 0• The Steak Inn Shell Knob

Routine 8/22/19: Priority Violations: 3*1. There was one chemi-

cal in an unlabeled spray bottle.*

2. Bread that had been served to customers was re-used and served to the pub-lic as “toasties.”*

3. The potato slicer from the previous day's use and the reach-in fridge in the server area had shelves soiled by bacteria growth.*

Core Violations: 3• Emory Melton Confer-ence Center Cassville

Routine 8/27/19:

Priority Violations: 0Core Violations: 0

• Eagles Lodge #4155 Shell Knob


• Harter House Shell Knob Routine 8/28/19: Priority Violations: 31. Two uncovered em-

ployee beverages without lids or straws were on the food prep counter in the meat department.*

2. The weight of the meat slicer was soiled by food debris.*

3. The three-compart-ment sink faucet and the hand washing sink, both in the meat department, were leaking.

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LOCATION: 1306 E. High St., Aurora, MO. (From jct. of Hwy. 39 & K Hwy. in Aurora, go north on K Hwy. 1/2 mile to High St., then east 1 mile to sale).

Lunch & restrooms available • Reason for sale: sold house Inspection sale day only

PICKUP • MOWER • TOOLS • 2002 Chevy Avalanche Pickup with 5.3 cu. in. en-gine, auto trans., air & power, 236,170 miles, runs good with new tires • Cub Cadet RZTS zero turn rider, 22hp, 7000 series, cut only 184 hours • 2 lawn trailers • 25 gal. 12 volt sprayer • furniture dolly • 5th wheel hitch & brackets • Dodge step rails • aluminum extension ladder • Generac 4000XL generator • motorcycle tie down • furniture dolly • approx. 30 furniture blankets • potato gun • Power Kraft roll around tool box • nice motor cycle jack • 2 motorcycle jackets • large lot of shop & mechanic tools • tool cabinet • laser level • battery sawzall • 2 Craftsman air ratchets • Ryobi 18 volt set, drill & flashlight • organizers full of screws, bolts & nuts • pair car ramps • triangle dinner bell • motorcycle stool • Craftsman lawn blower • Craftsman electric sawzall • chain saw • lawn & garden tools • Werner 4 ft. step ladder • porch swing • nice Weber gas grill FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • nice table & chairs with bench & 1 leaf • glass show cabinet • 3 bar stools • 2 rocker gliders & foot stools • small china cabinet • large oak rectangle china hutch with 4 glass shelves • old treadle sewing machine • Coca Cola floor lamp • La-Z- Boy love seat recliner, like new •6 pcs. solid oak bedroom suite, super nice • nice Lane cedar chest • nice storage cabinet • antique wash stand • queen size metal bed, complete • Maytag Bravos washer & electric dryer, real nice, 4 years old • antique Carlson telephone • antique wall telephone • couch table • pair Indian statues • Harley Davidson doll collection • horse & mule collection • extra large lot collectible figurines • several Coca Cola figurines • wooden bear & milk can • large tiger stuffed toy • small lot of Precious Moments figurines • Marie Osmond Indian doll • 6 other nice Indian dolls • 8’x10’ area rug • lot of every day pots & pans & dishes • lot of Coca Cola items • all state stamp collection • The Western Frontier coin collection • 2 antique books • lots & lots of other items as they get ready to move. SALE PROCEDURE: Sale starts with small household items & tools, with pickup & mower at 11:00, then furniture. TERMS: CASH or GOOD CHECK • Not Responsible for Loss or Accidents • Positive Picture I.D. Required • Statements Sale Day Take Precedence Over Printed Material

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LOCATION: 5116 W. State Highway 248, Galena, Mo. (5 miles west of Galena Mo. on Hwy. 248)REAL ESTATE: 3 bedroom brick home with 1 ½ bath living room, kitchen & dining room combo, utility room, full basement w/ fireplace upstairs and down & 1 car attached garage w/ small metal barn sitting on 22 acres fenced and cross fenced. Only 5 miles to Table Rock Lake. Real nice place. To see pictures and complete list, go to web page at www.mcknightauctionco.com. For inspection and terms, call auction company at 417-498-6662 or 354-2925. Note: real estate sells at noon with confirmation.

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60124497 LAKE VIEW HOME Open concept, with a sun room, huge walk-in closet & master bedroom. Large garage with heat & air, small garage for lawn equipment. Community pool, boat ramp & community building. $149,00060144730 LAKE VIEW CORNER LOT, water & sewer available Needles Eye Road. $49,900 60144470 NEW CASSVILLE LISTING! NICE 3 BR, 2 BA home on a level lot. $139,90060143940 LAND!! 40 acres mostly timber. ONLY $60,00060143743 NEW LISTING!! 3 BR, 2 BA, 10 acres, working corral, shop and pond, close to town. $239,90060141271 LAND!! 44 acres with 2 barns and a pond! $143,50060131332 REDUCED!! 6 acres m/l close Build your dream home close to Table Rock Lake. $12,00060119112 REDUCED! Furnished lake cabin, private boat dock, swim platform. Cabin has wood flooring, fireplace, 1/4 basement, private well, patio, 30x40 garage/shop. $139,90060137025 REMODELED 3 BR, 2 BA, log siding outside with double french doors. Sliding barn doors for interior room doors & comes with a she shed on 2 acres m/l. $129,90060136975 SMALL BUT MIGHTY with new windows, new central heat & air, new water heater, new kitchen & bathroom, new floor coverings, deck, porch, new stainless kitchen appliances , new washer & dryer

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With deer hunting opening for archery season on Sept. 15 and firearms portions in the coming months, the Mis-souri Department of Conser-vation (MDC) wants hunt-ers, landowners and others to know key information about chronic wasting disease, or CWD. MDC is continuing its efforts this fall and winter to limit the spread of CWD in Missouri deer by finding new cases and slowing its spread to more deer or more areas.

CWD is a deadly, infec-tious disease in white-tailed deer and other members of the deer family that eventu-ally kills all animals it infects. There is no vaccine or cure. CWD is spread from deer to deer and through the en-vironment. MDC has found 116 cases of CWD in Mis-souri since 2012 out of more

than 100,000 deer sampled so the disease remains relatively rare in the state. Learn more at mdc.mo.gov/cwd under “CWD in Missouri.”

There have been no re-ported cases of CWD infect-ing people, but the Centers for Disease Control and Pre-vention (CDC) strongly rec-ommends having deer tested for CWD if harvested in an area known to have the dis-ease. The CDC also recom-mends not eating meat from animals that test positive for CWD. For more information, visit mdc.mo.gov/cwd under “Human Health Risks.”

CWD Management Zone

MDC has a CWD Man-agement Zone of counties in or near where CWD has been found. The 29 counties of the CWD Management Zone for

this season are: Adair, Barry, Cedar, Chariton, Christian, Crawford, Franklin, Gascon-ade, Hickory, Howell, Jef-ferson, Knox, Linn, Macon, Mercer, Oregon, Ozark, Per-ry, Polk, Putnam, St. Charles, St. Clair, St. Francois, Ste. Genevieve, Stone, Sullivan, Taney, Warren and Wash-ington. See the included map image on 8B. Learn more at mdc.mo.gov/cwd.

Voluntary CWD sam-pling all season statewide

MDC is offering free vol-untary CWD sampling and testing of deer harvested any-where in Missouri through-out the entire deer hunting season (Sept. 15 through Jan. 15, 2020) at MDC regional offices during regular busi-ness hours and through par-ticipating taxidermists and meat processors within the CWD Management Zone. Get locations and more in-formation at mdc.mo.gov/cwd under “Voluntary Sam-pling.”

Mandatory CWD Sam-

pling November 16 and 17Hunters who harvest deer

in any counties of the CWD Management Zone during the opening weekend of the November portion of the fall firearms deer season (Nov. 16 and 17) are required to take their harvested deer (or the head with at least six inches of neck attached) on the day of harvest to one of MDC’s numerous CWD sampling stations through-out the zone. Sampling and test results are free. Hunters who harvest deer in coun-ties no longer part of the zone are not required to par-ticipate in sampling. Learn more at mdc.mo.gov/cwd under “Mandatory CWD Sampling,” or from MDC’s “2019 Fall Deer & Turkey Hunting Regulations and Information” booklet, avail-able where permits are sold and online at huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/downloads/2019FDT.pdf.

Before having deer sam-pled for CWD

Field dress and Telecheck deer before arrival at a sam-pling station.

Bring the carcass or just the head with at least six inches of the neck attached.

Capes may be removed in preparation for taxidermy before going to a sampling station.

The person who harvest-ed the deer must be present.

The hunter’s conservation number will be required, along with specific location of harvest.

If using a paper permit, have it detached from the deer for easy access.

If using the MO Hunting app, have permit and Telech-eck information available.

Position deer in vehicles with heads and necks easily accessible.

CWD Test resultsGet test results for CWD-

sampled deer online at mdc.mo.gov/CWDTestResults. Results are free and will be available within four weeks after the sampling date.

Carcass disposalCarcasses or remains of

CWD-infected deer can ex-pose other deer to the dis-ease. Process deer as close as possible to where harvested. Place remaining carcass parts in trash bags and prop-

erly dispose of them in the trash or a landfill. If neces-sary, bury or leave remains at the harvest site. Learn more at mdc.mo.gov/cwd under “Carcass Disposal.”

New regulations on car-cass movement and disposal will go into effect in 2020. Learn more at mdc.mo.gov/newsroom/mdc-has-new-rules-deer-carcasses-ongo-ing-fight-against-cwd

Share the Harvest Missouri’s Share the Har-

vest program helps deer hunters donate venison to those in need. To participate, take harvested deer to an ap-proved meat processor and let the processor know how much venison is to be donat-ed. Learn more and find par-ticipating processors at mdc.mo.gov/share.

Deer harvested within the CWD Management Zone may only be donated to approved processors in the Share the Harvest CWD Test-ing Program located within or directly adjacent to the CWD Management Zone. Processors not participat-ing in the Share the Harvest CWD Testing Program can-not accept deer from CWD Management Zone counties. Deer harvested outside of the CWD Management Zone

Barry County still in CWD Management Zone for upcoming deer season

See CWD on 8B

Barry County advertiser WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 5B5

60139770 - PRICE REDUCED! This would be a great home for large family. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2,850 sq. ft. living area. Chain link fence around backyard. Close to school. 2-car carport. All city utilities. Paved driveway. $165,00060142871 - STARTER HOME OR LOOKING TO DOWNSIZE? This home is ready and waiting. 3 bedroom home close to school, senior center, and downtown Cassville. Extra thick, 10” walls, help with cooling and heating. Covered drive, screened back porch, and a shed. $71,50060136805 - 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in town. The house has all hardwood floors, metal roof and detached garage. Close to shopping & medical facilities. $87,00060137487 - GREAT LAKE VIEW PROPERTY in upscale community. Community water and sewer system. Lot will not be sold without buyer purchasing one of two boat slips from private party. Slip #1 is 10’x28’ in private dock for $25,000. Slip #2 is in the same dock, is also 10’x28’ but includes a boat lift for $45,000. Lot only is $45,00060104951 - Very nice building lot with road on 3 sides. Rural water available. Underground electricity in place. Lot #13 has 6.35 acres m/l. $32,00060144691 - MOBILE HOME ACCEPTABLE. Great 1 acre m/l with community water available. Close to Crowder College and airport. $15,00060110574 - Vacant 1 acre m/l lot on State Hwy. 248 near Sho-Me Plaza. $25,00060129679 - Perc tested and surveyed. One of the best available lots on the main channel. Prime main lake frontage and a desirable neighborhood. This lot offers plenty of trees and easy access to the water. .65 acre m/l. $49,90060131113 - This building site has been used for gardens & storage. The irrigation system runs throughout the 4 acres m/l. Has 2 septic systems but conditions are unknown. Electricity on the property. 30’x60’ steel sided barn. This acreage is located in lake community. $40,000

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60146355 - 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in peaceful Crystal Oaks subdivision. Open

living room to kitchen and dining. Laminate hardwood & tile floors, pretty oak cabinets

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60146020 - 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on manicured 2 acres m/l, close to town on a paved country road. Includes 40’x60’ red

iron shop with a half bath and a large room currently used for woodworking. Covered

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60146428 - TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! Remodeled restaurant building and a 2-3 bedroom detached living quarters. Ideal

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BP 101 Beautiful Country Church! Just north of Cassville. Property is on 4 +/- acres and has over 4200 sq. ft. finished. Property is in wonderful condition and is currently being used for regular service. Sanctuary and altar area is over 2200 sq. ft. with additional small service rooms, all built to ADA standards. The property has concrete lot with 44 regular +5 handicap spaces. Must see! Call John! MLS#60142970 Asking $235,000 UL 420 7 acres m/l in Cassville! Excellent piece of development land, all in the city. May be subdivided. Overlooks the south side of town. MLS#60121214 Make an offer! Reduced to $59,500UL683 9 acres in Saddle Ridge Subdivision Build the home of your dreams! Over 9 acres in a restricted residential subdivision. Paved county roads, electricity on site, rural water, recorded survey. Exclusive development! Seller Motivated! Reduced! $59,900 UL 418 Just what you might be looking for! 17.94 acres m/l, 9.6+/- cleared. Property has 2 ponds and a small spring. Great combination of pasture and trees. Have the hobby farm of your dreams. Well shared, private drive. MAKE AN OFFER! MLS#60115924 Reduced to $58,500UL 409 Great Piece of Development Land! Eagle Rock/Golden. Around 1000’ State Highway 86 frontage. Property is flat to gentle roll and has a drive entrance in the center of property. Would be a great location for small homes, storage buildings, or commercial retail/storage. MLS#60077561 Make an offer! $29,900HO 301 Tucked away on 6 acres, 3 bed., 2 bath Cape Cod style near Campbell Point. Open kitchen/living/dining, galley type kitchen w/ 12’ food bar. Vaulted ceilings w/exposed beams. Lots of windows, large front porch, and wrap around wood deck. 80x20 detached garage w/2 doors. New roof! Property Transfer Cert. Approved! MLS# 60132893 Motivated to sell! $197,900Elmo’s Subdivision between Eagle Rock and Golden. Lots reduced to sell! Multiple building lots between .75 and 6 acres. Community water available! Mobile/manufactured/module built homes acceptable (restrictions apply)! Residential lots beginning at $5,900 up to $12,800. One commercial site available for $16,900HO 304 Country Comfort! Very nice & well maintained 2x wide on 20 acres. In-ground storm shelter, storage shed, 36x32 det. 2 car garage/shop. Open and large! 18x13 living, 27x12 family room/great room. The master suite w/shower & garden tub & double vanity. The kitchen is full service with an island. Wrap around wood deck, covered in the rear. Fenced fescue pasture. Asphalt drive. Rural water. Cassville schools. MLS#60139427 Asking $205,900UL 430 Reduced and Ready to Sell! 66.5 acres, 5 miles east of Hilltop, just off Hwy. 76 & near the Mark Twain Forest. 15 acres +/- of fescue pasture, a small pond, well and metal building on property. Has been used for hunting and agriculture. Call John for showing! MLS#60125929 Must see @ $159,900

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During July and August, matching funds grant checks for rural fire departments were distributed by the Missouri Department of Conservation forestry division staff. One hundred sixty-eight fire departments received checks for up to $4,000 each to help with the purchase of personal protective gear, communications equipment and wildfire suppression equipment to help increase the fire departments' capacity to suppress wildfires safety and efficiently.

The total matching funds awarded to Missouri fire depart-ments through the matching funds grant program this year was $386,639.14. Fire departments are required to match 50 percent of the funds which are provided by the Missouri Department of Conservation and the US Forest Service volunteer fire assistance program. Throughout the last 30 years, over $8 million has been distributed to rural fire departments to help them increase the safety of their firefighters and provide them with better firefight-ing equipment.

The Eagle Rock-Golden-Mano Fire Department received a check for $1,644.12. Pictured are, left to right, Jerry Craig, MDC, and Mark Pierson, ERGM fire chief.

ERGM Fire receives MDC grant

The Full Life Fellowship Church in Purdy recently joined the Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce. Pas-tors Wilson and Judy Gauntt along with area churches spent the summer working tirelessly on renovating and updating the former Purdy Assembly of God Church located on 209 W. Jefferson Street.

The church celebrated their efforts with a community block party in August. They provided free barbecue, inflat-able and music to the Purdy community. The church is now open and encourage all to come by.

Full Life Fellowship Church joins Cassville Chamber


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Furniture, Microwaves, Old Old Books, Copier,Clothes, Knick-Knacks

15547 Farm Road 2175. Go out 248. Turn rightacross from Community Faith Chapel onto Farm

Road 2175, approx. 2 1/2 miles

FOR SALE

MURRAYPUSH MOWERRUNS GOOD

$40417-671-1142

RANDY'S USED BOOKSNow 510,000+ books • buy/sellWestern/Romance/Mystery ++

DVD Clearance SaleEverything 1/2 off!

1 1/2mi south Solid Rock BaptistChurch on FR 1040, Exeter

417-671-1142

RV FOR SALE29' Keystone RV, 2005,

excellent condition. Frontqueen bed. Sleeps 6.

Slide. Garden tub. Electrichitch. 20ft awning. $9,500

210-317-3415

• LED SHOP LIGHTSwith covers and bulbs

(21) $20 ea.• 8' windmill (new)

$76.50• Patio set, 4 pc,

pub style $75LOCAL HONEY, LYESOAP, FRESH JAMS,

AVON PRODUCTSTwo Sisters Flea Market

417-847-0660

MIRROR-MIRRORInside Two Sisters

Large selectionMontana West purses,

hats, jewelryInventory Always

ChangingCheck Our Prices First!"For the Bling in All of Us"

FOR SALE24' Wellcraft 1988

Cuddy Cabinin good shape

New complete transomrebuild. 454 cu. in. 7.4

liter Chevy. Bravooutdrive. Top speed

around 60 mph.Comfortably sleeps2 adults. Porta potty

and Pioneer 900 wattstereo system. Niceboat, all good. The

interior needs a littleTLC. Heavy duty trailer.Currently in a boat slip

on a lift atEagle Rock Marina.It's yours for $6,500

Serious inquiries onlyplease!

417-342-0952

FOR SALE1996 33' Savanna 5th

wheel parked in Viola RVPark in Shell Knob.

Includes deck, carport andshed. Custom wood/

metal roof over camperand deck. $12,000.

417-540-7009or 417-847-7807

CLASSIFIED DEADLINE, RATE AND POLICIESDeadline - Monday 5 p.m. Rate - $6.00 min-imum for first column inch up to 20 words. Additional $3.00 and .5 inch for each additional 10 words. Policies -Ads must be printed or typed. Check ad first appearance. Refunds only if Advertiser error. One week refund or cor-rection will be provided. Must occur within first week. The Advertiser is not responsible for mistakes on handwrit-ten ads. We reserve the right to classify ads when no classification is given.The Advertiser is located one block north of the Post Office in Cassville at 904 West Street.Mailing address:Barry County AdvertiserP.O. Box 488Cassville, MO 65625Ph: (417) 847-4475Fax: (417) [email protected]:AutosFor SaleWanted to BuyGarage SaleSituations WantedFor RentFarm & LivestockPetsServicesReal EstateHelp WantedLost & FoundWantedNoticeThank You Freeemail Classifieds [email protected]

WANTED TO BUY

Video MartPaying cash for

DVDs and Games

AUTOS

FOR SALE2007 Suzuki Boulevard

LS650 motorcycle, white,with original 3451 miles.

$2500 or trade for ATV ofcomparable value and in

good shape.call or text

417-342-4837

BUYINGCars • Trucks • ATVs

Motorcycles • Tractors417-342-1082402-672-0392

GARAGE SALE

GARAGE SALEEagle Rock/Chain O Lakes

27038 Hickory Dr.Friday 13th • 8am-4pm

Sat. 14th • 8am-2pmgreen jars & Coke bottles,bikes, toys, tools, wooden

tool boxes, iron bed benches,solar shades & more

900 10TH StCASSVILLE, MO

417-846-0110

Store Hours:Tues.-Fri. 9 am-5 pm

Sat. 9 am-noon

We build homes in Barry County,thanks to your generous

contributions. We are acceptingdonations of gently used:

• Furniture & Household items• Appliances

• Building Materials

Please NO clothing, toys, printers,pianos, televisons

Spectacular prices for everyone

Please call for a pickupappointment

4 FAMILYYARD SALEFri. 8-4 & Sat. 8-?214 W 13th Street

CassvilleGirls and boys clothes,

adult clothes, tools,books and tons of misc.

YARD SALEThursday, Sept. 12

Friday, Sept. 13Across from PQ

in Washburn3 FAMILIES

Lots of household misc.• nice clothes • feather-weight sewing machine

HUGEGARAGE SALE!!Fletcher & BranhamFamily 2nd Annual

End Of Summer SaleFri., Sat. • 8am-4pmSunday • 8am-12pmToys, Fishing Lures &

Equipment, Tools, Boots,Furniture, Washer,

Electric Stove, AntiqueOutboard Motor and

Lots of MiscellaneousAt the entrance to Big M

State Park, on the left

INDOORYARD SALE

Sat., Sept. 14and Sat., Sept. 21

8 am to 5 pmWheaton Senior

Apartmentsbehind Post Office.

Wilson Street, Apt. E3

HUGE GARAGE SALEThursday, Friday

& SaturdaySeptember 12, 13, 14

109 Walker CourtExeter

GARAGESALE

210 Kay Ave, PurdySat., Sept. 14th 7am-1pm

Tons of nice baby girlclothes and shoes 0-24

months! Lots of women'sclothing m-xl. Boys'

clothes sizes 7-12. Shoes.Shower chair. Commode.

Pictures/Frames. 2dressers. Oval oak curio

cabinet w/ key. Baby toys.Playpen. Kitchen items

and other misc.

YARD SALESat., Sept. 14, 8am-?Corner of Farm Road1247 and Farm Road

2250, GoldenFollow signs from Ball

& Prier on Hwy 86

MULTI-FAMILYGarage Sale

September 13 & 14At the Event Center

Cassvilleacross from Habitat

SITUATIONSWANTED

IF YOU are homebound orunable to get out to meet-ings but need help for the ef-fects of living with alcohol-ism, become an Al-Anon orAlateen Lone Member. Con-tact Al-Anon Family Groups,1600 Corporate LandingParkway, Virginia Beach, VA23454 or e-mail [email protected].

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 AAgroup meets each Monday,west corner of Mitchell Plaza,Hwy . 86 , Eag le Rock ,7 :00pm.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYM-OUS New Beginnings is nowmeeting at Mitchell's Plaza,Monday, Wednesday, Fridayat 7:00 p.m. For more info,call (417)271-1088.

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 Cass-ville Al-Anon Family Groupmeets Thursday at 8 p.m. atthe Cassville First UnitedMethodist Church, Town-send Street entrance. Call(417)847-2068.

SITUATIONSWANTED

LOST YOUR LICENSE?Too many points or otherviolations? We can takecare of the paper work

and get yourlicense back!!

STATE SR22 FILINGSSee John at

Starchman Ins.Cassville, MO (417)847-3554

FOR RENT

DUPLEX FOR RENT2 bedroom, 2 bath

1 car garage. No Pets.Cassville

$600/mo, $500 deposit417-342-3152

FOR RENTNice 3br, 2ba house w/

basement, 2 car garage.CH/A, washer/dryer. Elect.& trash paid. Eagle Rock.$1175/mo., $1000 dep.

417-271-1094

$463 MOVES YOU IN!Wheaton Local Housing100 Wilson St., Wheaton

MO, 648741 bedroom, onsite laundry

All utilities paid62 & older or

disabled/handicappedFor information call

417-354-9705or 417-499-4715MO Relay #711

This institution is an equal op-portunity provider and employer

CASSVILLESO/MO Storage

All sizes, 24 hour access,fenced & security gate

(417)847-7051

STORAGE UNITS4 sizes. AA Hwy. & 112.

Reasonable rates.

(417)236-5737

HENBEST STORAGE417-847-2400

Cheap ratesSeveral Sizes

Clean, Quiet Cassville Location

Beaver'sU-Store-All

Mini and Boat Storage.Located at 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

FOR RENT2 Bedroom Apartment

$500/month$450 deposit

417-671-1971

Mobile Homes &RV Lots for rent

Nice parkClose to town

(417)846-7784

FOR RENT

FOR RENT2 bed, 2 ba, all electric

mobile in nice park.No pets. No smoking

417-846-7784

FOR RENTButterfield

Community Buildingcall 417-342-1294 or

message the ButterfieldCommunity Building

Facebook Page

PETS

REGISTEREDPOMERANIAN PUPPY

born 7/13/19, male, 2 lbs,blue/gray color. Current vet.

care. Super sweet. $400417-489-5859

Barks & Bubbles

417-846-39981313 Main, Cassville

HFull Service GroomingHMon.- Fri. 9:00 - ?

SERVICES

TOMMY'SSEPTIC PUMPING

417-342-1551Tommy Ray: owner/operator

honest, reliable service,competitive rates

CFS HANDYMANWe will do remodels,

decks, minor electricaland plumbing, flooring,

fences, and etc.Twenty five years

of experiencephone 417-665-9644phone 417-671-2600

SINCLAIR MOBILEHOME TRANSPORT

(417)652-3505Experienced • Licensed • Insured

GINGER'SLAUNDRY & IRONING

SERVICEcall or text

417-342-8310

CHECK IT OUT!!"All Types" H omeowners

Insurance, Call John @STARCHMAN INSURANCE

(417)847-3554

young'sHOME IMPROVEMENTS

New Construction, Remodel Siding, Replacement WindowsCall: (417)847-5464

ELKHORNCONSTRUCTION LLC

Steve Pendergraft(417)846-7906

All types of new construction:homes, garages, shops,

outbuildings. Also remodels,add-ons, repairs, metal roofs,

decks. Insured.No job too small.


Classified Deadline - 5 p.m Monday • Classified Deadline 5 p.m Monday • Classified Deadline - 5 p.m. Monday

TOM'S• Driveway Maintenance • Lawn Mowing

• Brush Hogging • 3 pt. Tilling • Yard RollingFree Estimates, Military and Senior Discounts

Tommy Canada • 417-662-0051

JEROD'S HANDY WORKSProfessional Service • Affordable Prices

Large Range of Services • Vinyl & Laminate Flooring417-342-7340

IMMEDIATE OPENINGFull Time Tire Changer

$500 sign on bonus!Full Time Tire Changer Needed

• Immediate opening• Excellent pay

• Insurance provided 100%• Good hours

Applicants may apply in person, with orwithout experience at Ball & Prier Tire, Inc.

located at Hwy 86 & J, Golden, MOPhone 417-271-3299

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Saturday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

CLASS A CDL DRIVERHelp Wanted - Immediate Opening

Must be an experienced"Class A" CDL Licensed Driver• Driving Monday through Friday

• Excellent pay• Benefits incl. 100% Paid Health Insurance

• Sign on bonus eligible after 6 months- up to $5,000

Please Apply In Person at:Ball & Prier Tire, Inc.

Located At Hwy. 86 & J, Golden, MO417-271-3299

ARNING COMPANIES INC.is now accepting applications for

• Production Mig Welders• Weld Shop Supervisor• Production Workers,

Sheet MetalStructural steel and fabrication

experience a plus. Blueprintreading is required.

Apply in person or online atwww.arningco.com/employment

THE CITY OF EXETERwill be soliciting bids for property located at

116 S. Front St. for 45 daysPotential buyers may come inspect said property

during regular business hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,Monday through Friday. Last bids to be accepted

October 4th, 2019.The successful bidder shall complete property

transactions within thirty (30) calendar days fromdate of acceptance of the sale. You may mail yourbid to: Exeter City Hall, P.O. Box 113, Exeter, MO

65647, email to [email protected], or bringby in person to 118 S. front St. in Exeter.

For questions, please call 417-835-2823. The City ofExeter retains the right to refuse any and all bids.

PROFESSIONAL PRESSURE WASHING & PAINTINGInterior/Exterior Painting and StainingDecks • Concrete • Fence • Docks • Metal

• Log Homes and MoreResidential/Commercial

Ultra Clean Exteriors, LLC (417)342-0801

See Auction Section for more detailswww.stumpffauction.com

Saturday Sept. 14th 10 AM

ESTATE AUCTION

Location: Cassville, Missouri.

Cassville, MO

AuctioneerDonnie Stumpff

417-847-2507

REALTY & AUCTION SERVICE, INC.

ATTENTION

Wheaton Live Stock Sale Barna Business • Property • All Buildings

GREAT OPPORTUNITY for SATURDAY SALE

call Bill Younger (417) 847-7143

FOR SALE

FOR SALE

$150,000 firm

SERVICES

BOB'SMOWING SERVICE

& BRUSH HOGGINGCall for free estimate

417-331-1332

SUPER CSandblasting andPowder coatingCredit Cards Accepted

(417)847-7756

Extra MileSiding Co.

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

Lifetime, transferablematerial warranties.

7 year labor warranty.

Metal Roofs

417-342-1208

OZARKS TREE SERVICETree trimming & removing

Free estimates/insured417-665-9736

don't pay too much fortree service

Classic ConcreteFlat Work - Decorative

Brick Pattern Foundation Walls

ClassicConcrete.net417-365-0041

BACKHOE • DOZERGRAVEL • SEPTICS

NEW CUSTOM HOMES

Eagle Rock Construction417-271-3333

REAL ESTATE

PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All realestate advertised herein is subjectto the Federal Fair Housing Act,which makes it illegal to advertiseany preference, limitation, or dis-crimination because of race, color,religion, sex, handicap, familialstatus, or national origin, or inten-tion to make any such preference,limitation, or discrimination. We willnot knowingly accept any advert-ising for real estate which is in viol-ation of the law. All persons arehereby informed that all dwellingsadvertised are available on anequal opportunity basis.

HELP WANTED

GROUNDSKEEPERAND OTHER

Landscape duties at RootsGreenhouse. Must have

valid driver's license, goodwork ethics and provideprevious employment

references.Apply at Roots Greenhouse,

Shell Knob, Hwy. 39, 3miles south of the bridge, ornorth of Carr Lane, 5 miles.

417-671-2412or 417-858-8890

HELPWANTED

Someone to work 4 hoursevery Saturday or Sunday,

weather permitting.Weeding & cleaning areasin front and back of house.

call 417-342-8526for an interview

RL TRANSPORT, LLCis seeking a regional

CLASS A CDL DRIVERbased out of Cassville, MOHome most weekends;Health, Dental, Vision,

Life; Paid Time Off;Sign-On Bonus; Safe

Driving Bonus;Newer Model Trucks.

call 417-847-5919or email

[email protected]

HELP WANTEDfor

brush hogging417-242-7529

HOUSEKEEPERWANTED

every 2 weeks, 3 hoursnorth of McDowell417-725-4528

HELP WANTED

BARTENDER WANTEDexperience necessary

apply atShell Knob Eagles 4155

417-858-6704

AQUAMARINE SOLUTIONShas immediate openingsfor General Laborer

Flexible hours(417) 846-3385(417) 423-9079

ROARING RIVERHealth and Rehab

812 Old Exeter RoadCassville, MO 65625

417-847-2184WE NEED TO HIRE MORE

CARING STAFFCURRENTLY WE NEED:

RN daysALSO NEEDED:

CNA evening/nightDietary Aid

LOCAL CLEANING CO.seeking

Morning HelpMon-Fri • 20-25 hrs/wkCall 417-818-6640

HARDWOODLUMBER, INC.

and PALLETLUMBER, LLC

are taking applications forMachine Operators and

General Laborers40 hours a week Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 3:30 pm

with occasioal overtime.Starting pay is $10 perhour. Benefits includePaid Vacation, Health

insurance (we pay half),Vision Insurance,

Life insurance.Please apply in person

at 9193 State Highway 76Exeter, MO

NOTICE OF BID

7

Cassville, MO417-847-2100

Toll Free 1-888-847-2276for your free quote

Terri Lynn DeGraffenreid Brattin LUTCF

Agent

Find Dazzling Deals in the

CLASSIFIEDS!What a bright idea!

Find ItBuy It

Sell It

417-847-4475

Collision CenterKen’s712 W. 10th St. Cassville, Mo 65625

(417) 847-1200

Windshield Repair& Replacement

• Work with Insurance• Competitive

Pricing• FastService

• Full-time Highly Trained Glass Technicians

ya“We Come to You!”

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DirectoryCarry Out or Eat In

(417)847-5808

Tues.-Thurs. • 11:00 - 8:00 Fri. & Sat. • 11:00 - 8:30

491 State Hwy. 76 • Cassville, MO

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The Coffee Cafe200 Washington Ave Suite 1 Purdy MO

Mon.-Sat. 6:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 417-442-3721od

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Cafe

Ken’s Hillbilly Café417-271-0300

29724 State Hwy JGolden, MO

Right beside The Golden Museum

You Name It, We Make It.

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HoursTues. - Sat.: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Former owner of “Ken’s Sugar Shack”

& LUNCH

NO ETHANOL INOUR PREMIUM GAS

BREAKFAST

417-847-5628Hwy. 86, Main St. Cassville, Mo.

Monday - Friday 5:30 am to 10:00 pm •

Saturday & Sunday6:00 am to 10:00 pm

SPECIAL $6.99

FRESH HAND BATTERED & BREADED GIZZARDSMASHED POTATOES & GRAVY • MAC & CHEESE • GREEN BEANS

JO JO’S • FRENCH FRIES • ONION RINGS

This Week’s

SIDES

2 CHICKEN SLIDERS, 1 SIDE & 20 OZ. FOUNTAIN DRINK

STATION

49c

Served daily until 2 p.m.

KITCHEN IS OPEN UNTIL

6 P.M.ON FRIDAYS!

Mon. Wed. Fri. Senior citizen discount, 10% off on all deli. 60+ in age.

$6.99-$7.99

Whitley PharmacyOn the Square, Cassville, MO • 847-2717

Weekly SpecialsMon: Grilled chicken foil packet w/ side salad, chocolate chip blondieTues: Taco salad or Mexican chef salad, caramel praline cakeWed: Campfire skillet w/ garlic knot, sheet pan pecan pieThurs: Hamburger steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans & roll, banana puddingFri: Taco soup, Whitley grilled cheese, carrot cake

Offering Party Trays

September 16-20

49c

may be donated to any Share the Harvest processor.

For deer sampled for CWD before being taken to an approved processor for donation, present the CWD barcode number provided at the sampling station to the processor as proof of sam-pling. If a sample has not been collected before dona-tion, the processor will col-lect the sample or remove the head and submit it to MDC for sampling. Learn more at mdc.mo.gov/cwd under “Share the Harvest.”

Feeding ban in CWD-management zone

Feeding deer or placing minerals for deer unnaturally concentrates the animals and can help spread CWD. The Wildlife Code of Missouri prohibits the placement of grain, salt products, miner-als, and other consumable natural and manufactured products used to attract deer year-round within coun-ties of the CWD Manage-ment Zone. Exceptions are feed placed within 100 feet

of any residence or occupied building, feed placed in such a manner to reasonably ex-clude access by deer, and feed and minerals present solely as a result of normal agricul-tural or forest management, or crop and wildlife food production practices. The feeding ban does not apply to food plots or other agri-cultural practices. The feed-ing ban no longer applies to counties removed from the CWD Management Zone.

Antler-point restrictionCounties within the

CWD Management Zone do not have an antler-point re-striction. Protecting young bucks from being harvested in areas where CWD has been found can increase the spread of the disease. The APR has been reinstated for some counties removed from the zone. Learn more from MDC’s “2019 Fall Deer & Turkey Hunting Regulations and Information” booklet, available where permits are sold and online at huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/

files/downloads/2019FDT.pdf.

Firearms antlerless per-mits

The increased availabil-ity of firearms antlerless per-mits for some counties in the CWD Management Zone can help prevent undesired population increases in lo-cal deer numbers around where CWD has been found. Learn more from MDC’s “2019 Fall Deer & Turkey Hunting Regulations and Information” booklet, avail-able where permits are sold and online at huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/downloads/2019FDT.pdf.

CWD Management Zone

MDC has a CWD Man-agement Zone of counties in or near where CWD has been found. The 29 counties of the CWD Management Zone for this season are shaded on the map.

Find this and other MDC media releases in our MDC online Newsroom.

CWD from 4B

The shaded counties are part of the CWD Management Zone for the 2019-202 deer hunting season.

inside this issue: - barry county advertiser

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