The New Shopper Issue 12, 2023

FOR RENT NEW SELF-STORAGE UNITS, UPSTAIRS, in addition to the basement units. Various size and prices, at the southeast corner of the square in Albany. Call 660-726-5500

BLACK ANGUS BULLSExcellent quality & disposition, several AI sired, some yearlings, 18 month & 2 year olds. FREE DELIVERY!

GREG FRUEH, Hopkins, MO, 660-582-6901.

HELP WANTED - Short term manual labor assistance needed. Walking, lifting and sweeping will be involved. Pay negotiable, approximately 8 hours. Please call 660-533-4879 to arrange.

Johnson Controls Inc. in Albany, MO is now hiring!

Come join us at Johnson Control, now offering a NEW starting Wage of $17.36 with Increases at 3 Months, 6 Months, 1 Year & 2 Years of service in addition to yearly across-the-board pay increases. We are currently hiring for multiple positions including welding, electrical, and general assembly. Our positions have very flexible hours with our new schedule of four 10-hour days, Mon-Thurs, or three 12-hour days Friday- Sunday.

desserts, or monetary donations to our fundraiser for the School Therapy Dog Fundraiser. It was a huge success and all thanks to each and every one of you! I apologize if I missed anyone, but know I appreciate you all!

Cameron and Jake Nichols

Bobby, and Willa Smith Ann Hogue

and River Stamper

Jamie, Karsley, and Cali Booher

Kayci, and Kamryn Constant

and Kevin Arthur Jered and Jess Rolves

and Nancy Manring

and Cathy Adkins

and Kristyn Carlock

and Glenda Salmon

and Gene Hogue

Kathy Ward

Donnell and Julie Slagle

Megan, Demver & Carter Miller

Ashley, Landon, Zane, and Lizzie Dunbar

Donnie, Nancy, Kirby, Kenton, & Karlie Stevens

Sonya Owens

Piper and Myla Owens

Susan and Dave Hansel

Mary Noble

Colt and Cory Worrell

Jamie Israel Quentin and Gracie McConkey

Kate and Nate Tucker

Danielle and Liz Berning

Ashley and Audrey Wiles

Trudy Locklar

Michelle and Ronnie Lininger

Marion Collins

Nick and Camden Smith

Dan Booher

Carol Reidlinger

Brent and Kemper Cline

Lori and Addisyn Crawford

Donna Rieks

Alyssa, Rylan, and Taylor Barry

Bendi Burgin

Denice Harness

Denise Sebolt

Megan Jedlicka

PJ McCampbell-Holmes

Denise McConkey

Kadi Lyddon

Perry & Susan Phillips

Cindy Wilson

Kayla Wall

Brenda Juhl

Julie Spohrer

Dennis and Jessica Lopes

Bob and Chris Birdsell

Sue Nichols

Don and Betty Oakley

Todd and Angelia Martin

Heidi, Mya, and Ella Moffat

Terri McBrien

Rocky and Julie McLain

Becky Fine Mosaic Albany

Barry and Zola Steinman

Susan Ruckman

Donna Pile

Rebecca and Ilythia Valenti

Kari O’Neal

Doug, Sarah, Charlie, & Rett Fountain

Cyndy Hartwell

Tom and Rhonda Schneider

Allison and Maggie Zumbehl

Amber and Ameris Davis

Roxann, Gunner, and Josey Atkison

Lee Mader

Teri Gardner

Case, Allie, Levi, and Ruby Ruckman

Billie Sue Gillespie

Teresa Snead

Brooke Crawford

Chris Cain

Christy Spinler

Ashley Miller Thank you to all!!! Staci Freeman and Zeppelin

If you are looking to join a stable and growing company, Johnson Controls Inc. is the place for you. Johnson Controls Inc. offers excellent benefits, (medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401-k, health savings account and paid holidays).

All interested candidates must apply online at www.johnsoncontrols.com. Go to careers then search Albany Missouri and click on Production. No applications are taken at the plant. On-site, walk-in interviews will be held Johnson Controls is an EEO/AA employer.

The City of Albany is accepting applications for the POSITION OF ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER

The full-time position offers a competitive wage commensurate with skill, experience and ability along with a generous benefit package including health insurance, retirement, vacation and sick leave. The position requires work in all environments and provides a flexible work schedule.

Applications are available at City Hall and must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on May 15, 2023.

Prospective applicants should direct questions to City Hall at (660) 726-3935 or cityadmin@albanymo.net

The Island City Christian & Calvary Stanberry Churches

(Gal 1:6-9, I marvel that you are turning away so soon from Him who called you in the grace of Christ, to a different gospel, which is not another; but there are some who trouble you and want to pervert the gospel of Christ. But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed. As we have said before, so now I say again, if anyone preaches any other gospel to you than what you have received, let him be accursed.) Christianity, as taught by the Apostle Paul; a Jew sent to preach to the Gentiles yet at one time was more zealous for the traditions within Judaism than anyone. He was present when Stephen was stoned for the testimony of Jesus Christ. There we go, a person possessing a zeal for tradition up to and including the death of those who failed to go along with the tradition of the day. Tradition has a lot to do with our daily lives in how we act, think and relate to others. We observe days as holidays because of tradition, we accept ideas and behaviors because of tradition and when a ‘New Way’ comes along many become upset and even angry that someone would even dare to change what folks had become comfortable with. The tradition of men has from the beginning and is still a point of contention especially when it comes to matters of faith. Paul proclaims that there has been something perverting the gospel of Jesus Christ. Paul tells us that He had in the past served the desires of men and not God but now sees the desires of men creeping into the simplicity of the gospel of Jesus. Hmm, even if an Angel would happen to bring a word differing from faith in Jesus Christ alone let them be accursed. Wow, severe condemnation for drifting away from the gospel of Jesus Christ and Him alone. Notice how he said, ‘A different gospel but not another’. Many today poses a form of godliness but deny its power due to tradition. (Gal 1:10, For do I now persuade men, or God? Or do I seek to please men? For if I still pleased men, I would not be a bondservant of Christ.)

Pastor Bill Bracken

Club Meeting at Poppas or UMC, 7:00 pm

May 4 National Firemen’s Day

May 4 MS GRC West Track at King City Time To Be Announced

May 4 Varsity Boys Baseball GRC Cross-Over, Location TBA, 5:00 pm

May 5 School Cooks’ Appreciation Day

May 5 Registration Deadline For June 11, 2023 ACT Test

May 5 VEG Track & Field Day at the AHS Track

May 5 V/JV Baseball at East Atchison at 5:00 pm

May 6 National Nurses Day

May 6-12 Nurses Appreciation Week

May 6 Varsity District Track vs. West Platte at Weston, TBA

May 7 AHS Athletic Awards Night at AHS Gym, 6:00 pm

May 7-12 Teacher Appreciation Week

May 8 Varsity Boys District Golf at Excelsior Springs, TBA

May 8 V/JV Baseball, Home vs. Bishop LeBlond, 4:30 pm

May 10 Scholarship Night, 5:30 pm

May 10 AHS Baccalaureate at Albany United Methodist Church, 7:00 pm

May 11 Baseball Districts Begin at Maysville, TBA

May 12 AHS Class of 2023 Graduation at AHS Gym, 7:00

us pick out

that was just perfect for us."

– Jack and Patty Fisher, Gaynor

STANBERRY

SENIOR CENTER MENUS (milk served each day)

Mon., May 1 - Chicken fried steak, potatoes & gravy, carrots, peaches, bread.

Tues., May 2 - Ham, sweet potatoes, green beans,, mixed fruit, bread.

Wed., May 3 - Smothered pork chop, baby baker potatoes, California vegetables, mandarin oranges, bread.

Thurs., May 4 - Chicken parmesan, lettuce salad, corn, apple crisp, garlic bread.

Fri., May 5 - Pepper steak, Harvard beets, broccoli, applesauce, bread.

Mon., May 8 - Sausage gravy, hashbrown, green beans, mandarin oranges, biscuit.

Tues., May 9 - Chicken fi llet on bun, baby baker potatoes, mixed vegetables, peach cobbler.

Wed., May 10 - Fish, carrots, creamed peas, applesauce, bread.

Thurs., May 11 - Spaghetti with hamburger, lettuce salad, corn, apricots, garlic bread.

Fri., May 12 - Chicken, potatoes & gravy, California vegetables,, mixed fruit, hot roll.

Mon., May 15 - Beef chili dog on bun, tator tots, broccoli, peaches.

Tues., May 16 - Chicken & noodles, potatoes & gravy, green beans, strawberries, hot roll.

Wed., May 17 - BBQ Pork on bun, coleslaw, mixed vegetables, mandarin oranges. Thurs., May 18 - Meatloaf, baby baker potatoes, California vegetables, oatmeal cake, mixed fruit, bread.

Fri., May 19 - Chicken enchiladas (lettuce & tomatoes), fiesta corn, pears, tortilla shell.

ROD DOLLARS AUCTION SERVICE Stanberry, MO 660-783-2548

Leo Madison, Bethany, 660-868-0113.

AUCTION BENEFIT FOR RONDA DUBE

SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2023

5:00 PM

AMERICAN LEGION

32932 Hwy. 13

BETHANY, MO 64424

Live Auction and Free Will

Donation Supper!

Supper will be pulled pork, hot dogs, chips, baked beans, hashbrown casserole and a dessert.

Ronda is in need of a liver transplant. She is ready to go when she gets the call. This is very costly and the money donated will go to help with expenses.

Thank you for anything you can do to help.

• Pony Motor for Catepillar • JCB All Terrain Fork Lift - Salvage

• Mobark -Self Feeder Tree Chipper—Will take up to 24 inch tree----Has 380 Hp Cummins

• Log Picker Unmounted---With Jaws---off of Chipper

SALVAGE TRUCKS

• 1998 Model 9200 Series International---

No motor-no rear ends-several drive line parts in cab

• 1990 Cab Over Freightliner With Rear Ends--9 Speed—Motor

• 1994 Freightliner—Conventional—12.7 Detroit--No Transmission-Back Rear End

• 1987 Mack—Conventional—Hydraulic lift 5th wheel

Transmission 10 Speed—Rear ends

• Hustler Salvage Hydraulic 5th wheel

• 1997 Freightliner Conventional Century ClassicMotor- Trans-Rear Ends- not Fifth wheel-----No title

• F-800 Frame with Rear End Locker

• Metal Sideboards for 20 foot box Tailgate no Headboard

• 50 gallon set of saddle fuel tanks

• 100 gallon Aluminum tank

TRAILERS:

• 40 ft Floor Grain Trailer

Salvage with tandems

• 1990 48 foot Flat Bed TrailerMetal Floor—Sliding Rears

• 1995 45 foot Flat Bed Trailer-Metal Floor---Sliding Rears

• 45 foot Van Trailer loaded with Truck Parts -Sliding Rears

• 1976 Fruehaug 45 foot Van Trailer ---Sliding Rears

• 9 Van Trailers some with top and some without tandem rears

VERTICAL & HORIZONTAL COMPRESSORS TANKS

• 2 Large Welding Tables - 7 foot 9 inches length - 4 foot wide

• Standing Drill Press 15 inch 1 HP with machine vise

• 20 ton Press

Harrison

MO

1928 MO

family

book by Blaine Glendening, old

table w/4 chairs, beveled mirror in wood frame, large collection wood rolling pins, Western Dairy wood box, Dazey #40 churn, Merrill’s driven-in ash trays-Princeton MO, Redlin prints, stained glass sheep in frame, grain scoop & miniature scoop collection, skaters lantern, sewing basket, cane bottom chair, Asian nesting tables, country club beer can, Vaseline glass (1 piece), camel cigarette lighter, miniature oil lamps, oil lamps, lots of animal figurines, pencil cast iron bed, art work and prints, metal milk bottle carrier, collectible hatchets, black americana, glass shoe, washboard, figurines, local advertising yard sticks, Hall tea pots, Unl coffee mug, stoneware bowl, cast iron skillets, nutmeg grinder, Monarch cherry jar, vintage metal cookie cutters, vintage ice cream scoop, cast trivets, Halls pitcher, vintage colanders, rabbit collection, collectible kitchen jars, Noritake china, green & pink depression, painted white kitchen table & chairs, refrigerator pitcher & dishes, milk bottles, oil fill can, antique sleigh-needs some repair, Harmony Forty RR sized wood stove,

cast iron lawn art & planters, “Gone With The Wind” lamp, Eastlake style chair, box of record albums, metal trunk, childs rocker, wood chair, vintage pencil sharpeners, costume jewelry, sterling silver rings, vintage child’s wagon, bisque doll, quilt, oak blanket chest, handy work, tea pots, Lovell tub ringer, Collins double bit ax, porcelain top table, Cherry Blossoms metal basket, enamelware, wood bread box, old child’s chalk board, green fruit jars, antique coat rack, galvanized cans, bird cage, egg basket, wooden advertising boxes, old pop crate, pick ax, pie safe, lg pickle jar, 5 gal. brown top jug, #5 Blueband jug, several crocks, Hoosier style kitchen cabinet

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS:

GE gas dryer, Whirlpool washing machine, Admiral electric stove, Crosley side by side refrigerator, Citation refrigerator, beautiful curio cabinet, 2- nice 3 pc bedroom sets, 2-divans, lime green divan & matching love seat, overstuffed chair w/matching ottoman, lamps, wall hangings, framed prints, matching coffee table and end tables, recliner, swivel rocker, color TV, clocks, card tables, hall tree, Elna sewing machine in cabinet, sewing notions, step stool, pots and pans, kitchen utensils, microwave, lines, pie plates, crock pot, dehumidifier, patio table & chairs, metal patio bench, blankets, coffee pots, Afghans

TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS:

Flowers, vases, books, baskets, lots of holiday decorations-Christmas, Halloween, picnic table & benches, concrete bird baths, concrete lawn ornaments, tread mill, fans, Sunbeam elect heater, fish net, misc. hand tools, trash cans, lawn chairs, hedge trimmers, push broom, rake, limb saw, B&D circular saw, pressure cooker, patio rocking chairs, step ladders, wheel barrow, stool, elect string trimmer, yard cart, lawn & garden tools, 2 wheel dolly,

Automobile – John Deere Mower – Guns: To sell at approx. 12:30 PM

• 1997 Oldsmobile Bravada, all-wheel drive, 177,000 miles in good condition

• John Deere X300 riding mower, 42” cut in great shape

• Stevens model 9400 - 20 gauge single shot in near new condition

• Ithaca double barrel 12 ga shotgun for repair, missing stock

“ALBANY - The Place To Be In 2023.”

PRINCETON 45 PAIRS | 5:00 PM

Students in the 5th and 6th grade participated in a poster contest promoting Albany and the Main Street project. The theme of the contest was, “ALBANY - The Place To Be In 2023.”

Alpha Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sponsored the contest along with Main Street to promote the community where we live. Prizes were awarded to the first, second, and third place, along with honorable mention in each age category.

Winners in the 5th grade were: First Place - Lena Shisler with Mary Brooke’s Ice Cream Shop; Second Place to Kelso Manring with his idea of Mary Brooke’s Ice Cream Shop; and Third Place to Trinity Findley with the “Spread Your Wings” butterfly by Smith Park; and Honorable Mention to Kamryn Constant and Jaylin Wood.

Students were guided by their teachers, Mrs. Ann Hogue and Mrs. Allie Ruckman. The sixth grade winners were: First Place to Zoey Crawford for Bar X; Second Place to MaKinley Dodge for the Community Center gym; and Third Place to Aubrey Brannen for her idea of home; and Honorable Mention to Makayla Seiter and Zane Wilson. All students were recognized for their colorful, creative ideas and artistic ability. The posters will be exhibited in different local businesses throughout town. Thanks for promoting our town - The Place to Be In 2023!

FOR SALE - GRILL GUARDS, Raymond Smith Body Shop, Hwy 136 East, 660-726-3223, Albany, MO. 32-tfc FOR SALE - 1973 Allis Chalmers 170 row crop gas TRACTOR with WIDE front end, 3 point, and dual ports. Located near Allendale, MO, $4500, 660-373-1538.

FOR SALE - Basset Hound PUPPIES. Up-to-date on shots. Ready to go! Call for more information, 660-726-2346. 12-3tp

LOOKING TO BUY - 3+ Bedroom HOME, 2 bathrooms preferred, basement & garage. NO MOBILE HOMES. Call 520-904-8828.

RHONDAʼS

UPHOLSTERY and Refinishing. Contact me at 660-

~OBITUARY~ Dan “Tank” Parman

October 13, 1952 - April 26, 2023

Dan “Tank” Parman, age 70, Denver, Missouri died Wednesday, April 26, 2023, at his home surrounded by his family.

Tank was born October 13, 1952, in Maryville, Missouri the son of the late George Daniel and Sadie Pearl (Guinn) Parman.

Tank was a graduate of Worth County R-1 High School, Grant City, Missouri. He was in the class of 1971.

On April 20, 1973, he was united in marriage to Pam Wilkinson at the Grant City Christian Church. To this union three children were born Timothy, Keven and Kortnee.

A lifelong resident and farmer of Worth County, Tank was involved in many ways in the community. He operated his farm raising both livestock and row crops. He served many years as Sexton of the Miller Cemetery at Denver, was a member of the Denver Community Church, charter member of the Worth County Fair Board, former member of the Denver Lions Club and the Worth County Farm Service Agency Board. Loving sports and kids he coached Little League Baseball for many years.

Tank was preceded in death by his parents, an infant son Timothy Daniel and his father-in-law Bill Wilkinson.

His survivors include wife Pam of the home, son Keven (Jayla) Parman, daughter Kortnee Blankenship, four grandchildren Addison, Bella, Cree and Wyatt, all of Denver, one sister Cathy (Roger) McGahuey, Mt. Ayr, Iowa, two brothers Tom (Sheryl) Parman, Hollywood, Florida, J. C. Parman, Denver, nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of other friends and loved ones.

Funeral services were held at 10:30 AM, Monday, May 1, 2023, at the Hann Funeral Chapel, Grant City. Burial was in the Miller Cemetery, Denver.

Arrangements: andrewshannfuneralhome.com

FOR SALE - DORM FRIDGE, 30” high, $40; DORM FRIDGE, 18” high, $30; ORGAN (small size) with bench, $55. All in perfect condition. Call BOB PICKEREL, 660-726-3408. 12-tfpf

CARD OF THANKS

The Family Of RONNIE WALLACE would like to say thank you to everyone for the food, cards, calls, flowers, memorials, thoughts, prayers and all other acts of kindness extended to us at the time of the illness and death of our Dad, Ronnie Wallace.

Thank you to Roberson Funeral Home for their help with the services, the Gentry Baptist Church family for providing the dinner, Bro. Jared Hamilton for his words of comfort and Julia Capps for the piano music. We appreciated every kind gesture.

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Worth County High School Baccalaureate Service

Sunday, May 14, 2023

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Stanberry High School Baccalaureate Service

Sunday, May 7, 2023

7:00 P.M. Stanberry High School Gymnasium 610 N. Park St., Stanberry, MO 64489

2023 King City High School Baccalaureate Service

Sunday, May 7, 2023

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Albany High School Baccalaureate Service

Wednesday, May 10, 2023

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FORD CITY CEMETERY is in need of donations toward the upkeep of the cemetery. Not only are they needed, but very appreciated,much as well. Donations can be mailed to: Ford City Cemetery c/o Janice Chambers PO Box 516 King City, MO 64463 or you may reach Janice at 660-535-6243.