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Daddy’s girls and proud pops share gala evening By TONY BROWN News editor
As galas go, this one was sweet, sentimental and special — a glowing celebration of the deep and powerful bond that can only exist between fathers and daughters. “You’re sugar, you’re spice, you’re everything nice, and you’re Daddy’s little girl,” the Mills Brothers sang more than 60 years ago. And judging from the smiles and wistful looks that filled the Maryville Community Center Friday night as suit-and-tied fathers escorted their silk-and-laced daughters onto the dance floor, that lyric still rings true. Well over 400 people gathered at the Community Center for the tenth-annual Daddy Daughter Dance. There was non-stop pop music provided by a pair of DJs; lots of soft disco-style
lighting; a table filled with snacks and soft drinks; and another laden with a zoo’s worth of stuffed animals. It was just about everything a little girl dressed up in her best party dress and patent leather pumps could want on her special night out with Dad. “We came last year and had a wonderful time,” said Clearmont resident Fred Stevens while taking a break from twirling 5-year-old Azlynn Stevens across the crowded gymnasium floor. “Now it’s a tradition to come out and dance the night away together. And my little girl, she does love to dance.” Another proud poppa in attendance was City Manager Greg McDanel, who arrived escorting Taylor McDanel, also 5. “This is a fantastic opportunity to get parents out with their children,” said McDanel, who added that
the event showed that the Community Center is more than just a place where people come to use the workout machines and walking track. “I hope they just keep these things going,” McDanel said. “It’s great for the kids on a Friday night. And as a single dad I sure appreciate it.” He also said that the Community Center could possibly play a larger role in providing more constructive activities for local young people, including students at Northwest Missouri State University. “I think we’re going to see more of this kind of thing in the future, especially with some of the recent policy changes,” McDanel said in reference to the City Council’s recent decision to bar 19- and 20-year-olds from bars and taverns. “I anticipate that there may be some 19- and 20-year-old events here,” he
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Daddies and daughters
Proud father Corey Cross of Hopkins hugs daughters Alonna Cross, 10, left, and MaKayla Cross, 12, during Friday’s Daddy Daughter Dance at the Maryville Community Center. See more photos from the Daddy Daughter Dance on Page 16. said. “I think the possibilities for this building are just great.” Community Center Recreation Director Shelly Hersh said Friday’s dance was the biggest ever and
stood in contrast to the first event a decade ago when 42 adults and children gathered in what is now the cardio workout room. “It’s grown a little bit,” she said. “This is our biggest
year yet, and I think it’s been successful because it’s just an opportunity for dads and daughters to dress up and go out — to do something together they will remember when they’re older.”
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And the winners are
The top three finishers in the Bird Hunters United Pointer Nationals, held Friday and Saturday at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park are, left to right: 3rd place “King” with handler Walt Chapman, 1st place “Nikki” with handler Randy Jensen and 2nd place “Sophie” with handler Dan Park. Dog owners from seven states were represented in the competition.
National bird dog event comes to Mozingo Lake By STEVE HARTMAN Staff writer
PHOTOS BY TONY BROWN/DAILY FORUM
Firefighters extinguish chimney fire
Maryville Public Safety and Polk Township fire crews reponded to a chimney fire around 8 p.m. Thursday at the Maryville home of Gary and Tonya Hann, located at 312 E. 16th Street. Once on the scene, firefighters were able to remove burning material from inside the chimney and extinguish the blaze within minutes. Tonya Hann said she and her husband noticed the fire soon after it started and immediately called in the alarm. She added that damage inside the home was minimal.
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More than 100 hunting dogs and their handlers from seven states competed at the Bird Hunters United Pointer Nationals, which took place Friday and Saturday at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park. This was the fourth national event organized by Bird Hunters United, but it was the first time the group has visited Mozingo. Participants said they were pleased with the facility. “The runs were fantastic,” 15-year veteran handler Ed Holland said. “The cabins
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were very nice accommodation-wise, and they even had the roads cleared of snow by 6:30 a.m. on Saturday. We will be back!” The competition consists of timed runs, where dogs and handlers work together against the clock under the supervision of an official judge. The runs take place over a 10-acre plot, and three birds are randomly placed within the area. Pointers must successfully sniff out the birds one at a time and snap to a point. At that time, the bird is flushed, and the handler must successfully shoot the bird. See MOZINGO, Page 3
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Nodaway County Sheriff January 9 Kari M. Miller, 30, Maryville, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for DWI-Persistent Offender. Edwin L. Hillers, 56, Tallahassee, Fla., was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Operating a Vehicle on Highway w/o a Valid License. January 13 Jacob L. Gardner, 22, Maryville, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Failure to Appear. A Barnard subject reported a theft from his vehicle. Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance in Elmo. No arrests were made at the time of the disturbance. January 15 Robert E. Bevell, 22, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Failure to Appear. Mark R. Pfeifer, 21, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Posses-
sion with Intent to Distribute a controlled Substance. January 17 Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance in Hopkins. After investigation, David D. Sparks, 25, Hopkins, was arrested for Domestic Assault. January 22 Paul Mondaine, 36, St. Joseph, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Failure to Appear. January 23 Marvin E. Black, Jr., 20, Maryville, was arrested for Misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana. January 24 Juan R. Campos, 32, was arrested on two Nodaway County warrants for Failure to Appear. Richard M. Parham, 30, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Theft/ Stealing. January 26 James T. Barrows, II, 31, Maryville, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Failure to Ap-
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January 27 Richard A. Brittain, 60, St. Joseph, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Failure to Appear. Anthony A. Miller, 55, Hamburg, Iowa, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Attempted Burglary. January 29 Richard M. Groves, 43, Maysville, was arrested on a Nodaway County warrant for Failure to Obey Judge’s Order. A Burlington Jct. subject reported a burglary to his farm shop. Another Burlington Jct. subject reported a vehicle stolen from his residence and a vehicle which was stolen from Kansas City was recovered at his residence. Dustin L. Smith, 31, Independence, was later arrested for Burglary, Tampering with a Motor Vehicle, Receiving Stolen Property, and Resisting Arrest.
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Court News January 28 Judge Glen Dietrich Richard A. Brittain – Theft/Stealing (Value of property or services less than $500) – 30 days incarceration Brent Steven Kirsch – Property damage – 100
hours community service, two years probation, pay restitution Dustin D. Thompson – Driving while intoxicated – two days incarceration, two years probation; Defective equipment - $700 fine
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Community Events –– MONDAY –
SW Iowa Humane Society Breakfast Supper, 4:30 to 7 p.m., Vaughn’s Cafe, Clarinda, Feb. 10. Life Beyond Breast Cancer Support Group meets from 7 to 8 p.m. 2nd Monday of the month in the Hospitality Room at St. Francis Hospital Never Alone Narcotics Anonymous, Wesley Foundation, 549 W. 4th St., 6 p.m. Over Eaters Anonymous meets 5:30 p.m. weekly @ Franciscan Rm. of St. Francis Hospital SAFE: Stop Abuse for Everyone (men’s support), meets upon request noon1:30 p.m. & 5:15-6:45 p.m. weekly @ the Children & Family Center, 1220 E. 2nd St., Maryville; 562-2320 if you plan to attend Maryville Pride Lions Club meets at 6:30 p.m. 2nd & 4th Mondays at Hy-Vee. Manna Kitchen 5 p.m.-6 p.m., St. Gregory’s Catholic Church 333 S. Davis St, a free community meal open to all. AA at Wesley Center at Noon AA at Methodist Church Room 203 at 6:00 p.m. Al-Anon at Methodist Church Room 205 at 6:00 p.m.
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Maryville Garden Club, First Christian Church, 6:30 p.m., February 4. “A Smart Head Start.” Missouri People First Chapter Informational Meeting, 6 p.m., Meril, 2613 S. Main, Maryville, Feb. 18. Winter Olympics Story Hour, 6:15 p.m., Maryville Library, Feb. 18. Heroes & Villains of the Wild West, 7 p.m., Maryville Library, Feb. 18. Nodaway County Senior Center Tai Chi 5 to 6 p.m. Eagles Bingo, 7 p.m. weekly, Hwy. 71 South, Maryville Today’s Civic Women meets 6:30 p.m. first Tuesday @ Maryville Public Library basement, 562-9833, 582-4294 Living Free Narcotics Anonymous, Countryside Christian Church, 16th & Country Club Rd. 6 p.m. WINGS (women’s support-domestic violence & sexual assault), meets noon1:30 p.m. & 5:15-6:45 p.m. weekly @ the Children & Family Center, 1220 E. 2nd St., Maryville TOPS meets weekly 5:30 p.m. for weigh-ins, 6 p.m. meeting @ First Christian
Church, Maryville Diabetic Support Group second Tuesday, South Hills Medical Building, in the Front Lobby. Maryville Public Library Board of Trustees meets the second Tuesday @ noon in the conference room Alzheimer’s Support meets @ 6 p.m. third Tuesday @ Laura Street Baptist Church, Maryville
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Nodaway County Senior Center, Bingo, 12:30 p.m., Nodaway Nursing Home; Tai Chi 5 to 6 p.m. Dementia, Alzheimers support group 3rd Wednesday of each month. 6-7 p.m. Presbyterian Church, Maryville. Jessica Loch, 816-261-2440. Tina Baker, Nodaway Nursing Home 660-562-2876. Never Alone Narcotics Anonymous, Wesley Foundation, 549 W. 4th St., 6 p.m. Community Meals First United Methodist, 5 p.m. - 6 p.m., 1st/Main. St. Francis Retirees will meet, the first Wednesday of every month at 9 a.m. at the Nodaway County Senior Center. Breast Cancer Support Group meets @ noon every second Wednesday @ First Christian Church, Rm 106, Maryville AA meeting at 6 p.m. weekly @ Davison Square. AL-Anon meeting at 6 p.m. weekly @ Davison Square. Eagles Closed
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Story Hour, 5:30 p.m., Maryville Library, Feb. 6. Nodaway County Senior Center Hand and Foot 9 a.m. Nook Book Club, 4 p.m., Maryville Library, Feb.13. Living Free Narcotics Anonymous, Countryside Christian Church, 16th & Country Club Rd. 6 p.m. Nodaway County Federated Republican Women meet 11:30 a.m. 1st Thursday of the month at Carson’s, Maryville Maryville Business & Professional Women’s Organization meets 6 p.m. 4th Thursday @ First Christian Church, Maryville, 660582-4959 or 582-4898 Shepherd’s Kitchen offers a free supper from 5 to 6 p.m. weekly @ the First Presbyterian Church, Maryville
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North Nodaway After Prom Spaghetti Supper, 5 to 7 p.m., NN Commons Area, Feb. 7
Nodaway County Senior Center Pinochle Tournament, 12:30 p.m., Feb. 7 American Legion Potato Bar, 5 to 7 p.m., Burlington Jct. Methodist Church, Feb. 14. Widowed Persons Luncheon, 11:30 a.m., Pagliai’s Pizza, Feb. 14. Living Free Narcotics Anonymous, Countryside Christian Church, 16th & Country Club Rd. 8 a.m. Never Alone Narcotics Anonymous, Wesley Foundation, 549 W. 4th St., 8 p.m. Open Mic Nights every week; music, comedy, poetry drama @ The Rose Theater, Maryville; sign in 6:30 p.m., begin 7 p.m. ADHD Support Group meets 6-8 p.m. 3rd Friday in Hospitality Rm. @ St. Francis Hospital, info 660254-4369 AA meeting at 8 p.m. weekly @ Conception Abbey
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Chocolate Fest, noon to 3 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Maryville, Feb. 8. Never Alone Narcotics Anonymous, Wesley Foundation, 549 W. 4th St., noon. Fish Fry 5-7 p.m. 2nd Saturday of month @ Elmo Comm. Bldg. MS Support Group meets 10:30 a.m. 2nd Saturday of the month in the Lietner Rm. of St. Gregory’s Church (except July & August) Over Eaters Anonymous meets 9 a.m. weekly in the St. Francis Hospitality Room, 2016 S. Main St.
– SUNDAY –
Pancake Breakfast, 7 to 11:30 a.m., American Legion Hall, Conception Jct, February 9. Wray Memorial United Methodist Church Groundhog Dinner, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Hopkins Community Building, February 9. Red Door Chili Supper for Children & Family Center, 4:30 to 7 p.m., First Christian Church, Maryville, Feb. 16. Never Alone Narcotics Anonymous, Wesley Foundation, Tuesday 6 p.m. Northwest Opry 2 p.m. weekly @ Nodaway Co. Senior Center, 1210 E. 1st Maryville. 10-Point Pitch Tournament 6 p.m. 3rd Sunday in St. Columba Church Hall, Conception Jct AA meeting at 7 p.m. weekly @ Apple House in Clyde, MO Eagles - Forney & Paxson, 7 to 10 p.m.
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LOCAL BRIEFS Students earn honors
Two area residents recently joined 700 classmates in receiving degrees from Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla. Andrew Christian, Maryville, earned a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering. Clinton Paul Wilmes, Burlington Junction, earned a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering. Both degrees were awarded summa cum laude. Christian and Wilmes were also named to Missouri S&T’s fall semester Honor List along with area residents Todd Francis Mattson, Conception Junction, a senior engineering major, and Levi Cooper Runyon, Maryville, a senior pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering. Honor List students must carry a minimum of 12 credit hours and earn a grade-point average of at least 3.2 on a 4-point scale. Other area college students recognized for academic excellence include Gayle Linville, Burlington Junction, and Sara Knowles, Maryville, who were named to the fall semester Dean’s List at Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. To be named to the list, full-time students must rank in the top 10 percent of their class for the semester and earn a 3.5 grade-point average or better. Linville is a first-year student in the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions. Knowles is a sophomore in the university’s College of Arts and Sciences.
FAFSA Frenzy returns
Northwest Missouri State University will host its annual FAFSA Frenzy financial aid seminar from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 9, in room 1200 of Colden Hall. Completing the FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is the first step students and their families must take in order to obtain most kinds of financial assistance. FAFSA Frenzy participants are asked to bring 2013 W-2 forms; 2013 tax forms, if they are ready; any statements of interest earned in 2013; all 1099 forms; and any other forms required to complete taxes. Student and parent PIN numbers are also required, Apply for a PIN at http://www.pin.ed.gov. Those who have yet to complete 2013 taxes should bring their last year-end pay stubs, 2012 tax forms and 2013 statements of interest earned.
Children sought for choir
Laura Street Baptist Church is seeking young people to participate in a children’s choir. A spring musical kickoff party will take place beginning at 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 9, in the church’s choir room. The church is located at 120 S. Laura St. in Maryville. Children ages 4 years through sixth grade are eligible to participate. The title of the spring musical is “That’s So Daniel.”
CAPITOL BRIEFS Guernsey not running
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — A state House member is dropping a planned campaign for a northwestern Missouri Senate seat. Rep. Casey Guernsey, a Bethany Republican, said that he is looking forward to the next phase of his life beyond politics. He also will not seek re-election to his House seat. Guernsey was first elected to the House in 2008 and is currently the chairman of the Agri-Business Committee. He had about $110,000 in his campaign account at the end of last year. The northwestern Missouri Senate seat is currently represented by Republican Sen. Brad Lager of Savannah, who is ineligible for re-election due to term limits.
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Rate increase
RV campers at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park will pay more this summer for the privilege of spending days and nights lakeside. Daily rates at the park’s two RV sites — 109 pads total — have increased from $20 to $25, a move that some park patrons say is making the campground tough for them to afford.
Campers question Mozingo RV fee hike By TONY BROWN News editor
A half-dozen recreational-vehicle campers who typically pull their rigs into Mozingo Lake Recreation Park for extended stays during the spring, summer and fall attended last week’s Mozingo Lake Advisory Board meeting to voice dissatisfaction with a fee increase going into effect this year. In approving its fiscal 2014 budget, the Maryville City Council increased peak-season RV fees from $20 to $25 a day and the price of the park’s 20 reservable sites to $35. Peak-season rates apply April 1 until Nov. 30. Offseason fees are $18 and $30. City officials, including Assistant City Manager Ryan Heiland, who has been assigned overall responsibility for park operations, have said the increase was necessary due to an electrical upgrade that raised campsite power outlet capacities. In addition, the park was hit with a 23 percent rate in-
crease imposed by Kansas City Power & Light Co. Also figuring into the decision, according to advisory board chair Ed Higdon, were price comparisons with other RV campgrounds around the region. “It’s important for us to be at least in the ballpark of other campgrounds,” Higdon said. But Mozingo regular Becky DuChien, who said she and her family camp beside the 1,000-acre lake for days or even weeks at a time, argued that the increase is pricing many local RVers out of the market. “At $25 a night we just can’t afford that,” DuChien said. The rising cost of camping was just one of a number of concerns voiced by DuChien and her fellow Mozingo patrons. Several of those attending the session said they were upset by the number of sites set aside for campers making reservations in advance, claiming that the pads often sit empty except on weekends. Higdon responded that a
certain number of reserve sites was necessary so outof-town campers driving long distances to Maryville can be assured of a spot upon arrival. No one disputed that reasoning, but a couple of people said the current block of 20 reservable pads, out of a total of 109 campsites, is excessive and keeps too many local patrons from finding a site. Mike and Shelley Combs, who served as the park’s RV campground hosts last year, said they believe the number of reserve sites is costing the city revenue. “The two things I’ve seen as a camp host that are a huge money-loss are the reserve sites and the equestrian (campsites near the riding trail on the west side of the lake),” Mike Combs said. The Combses also said there appeared to be a breakdown in communication between the city, themselves and park patrons regarding facilities and activities available at the park. Heiland admitted there
have been administrative problems at the lake. He added he believed many of those issues would be resolved under a new management structure put in place Jan. 1 following the departure of former park manager Grant Evans. Rather than replace Evans with someone new in the same position, City Manager Greg McDanel opted to internally create two new positions: a maintenance manager and an operations manager, both of whom report directly to Heiland. During Friday’s meeting, Heiland said Operations Manager Erick Auxier has been charged with beefing up “the hospitality side of things,” including improved programming for RV campers and other park patrons. Another issue brought forward by the camping group was the relative unavailability of Mozingo’s youth camping area, which includes a dining hall/meeting facility and a cluster of cabins to the north of the RV sites and golf course. See FEE HIKE Page 9
High-five proposed
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Give me a high five! And make it official. If a Missouri lawmaker gets his way, the “high five” could become “the official greeting in the state of Missouri.” The legislation is proposed by House Democrat Courtney Curtis, of the St. Louis suburb of Berkeley. Curtis says the high five is “friendly, fun and can lift spirits,” even in a tense work place like the state Capitol. And it’s something Democrats and Republicans can both do — together. Missouri already has a couple of dozen official symbols, including a state dinosaur, folk dance and musical instrument. One of the most recent additions to the official list was the state dessert, the ice cream cone.
Budget cut curb wanted
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri House member wants lawmakers to have a check on budget cuts enacted by the governor. Governors can control the rate at which appropriations are spent and reduce spending when revenues are below the estimates upon which the budget is based. House Republican Todd Richardson is proposing a constitutional amendment that would let the Legislature override the cuts with a two-thirds vote. Richardson says the measure would provide effective legislative oversight of governors’ spending decisions. Most recently Gov. Jay Nixon froze $400 million in the current year’s budget, while citing concerns lawmakers would override his veto of a tax cut. The veto was sustained and much of those funds have been released.
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Pointer Nationals
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Above: “Tucker,” handled by Randy Jensen of Greenfield, Iowa, returns to the shelter area after a successful run on Friday at the Bird Hunters United Pointer Nationals. More than 150 such runs were completed during the two-day event. Left: Talina Pride of Ravenwood took first in both the youth and women’s divisions during the competition, hunting behind her dog Phats.
Mozingo hosts national dog trials Continued from Page 1 A missed shot produces a three-minute penalty for the dog/handler team. The dog then retrieves the bird and returns it to the handler. Once all three birds have been located, flushed, shot and returned to the handler, the run is completed. At that point, the total time is calculated and recorded, any penalties are added, and the dog/handler team is as-
signed its final score for that particular run. More than 150 runs were completed during the two days of competition, and dogs and handlers from Missouri, Indiana, Arkansas, Nebraska, Illinois, Iowa and Kansas participated. Bird Hunters United conducts 12 to 15 qualifying events during the season, leading up to the National event. “There’s at least one event
every month,” Holland said. Winners in five categories were awarded more than $5,000 in prizes over the weekend. Categories included open, youth, amateur, women and doubles. Organization president Joe Deschaine said he’s hoping the event will return to Mozingo, and that the 3,000-acre park could possibly become the competition’s permanent location. “We really want to come
back if they will have us,” Deschaine said. “Everything was first-class.” Bird Hunters United will host another national event at Mozingo next weekend. That competition will be for flushers — dogs that flush birds out rather than point. Like the pointer event, the gathering will be headquartered in and around the organized youth camping facility on the north side of the park.
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The month of February is a time to recognize a number of unfortunate ailments that disable and take the lives of too many people. February is American Heart Month, focusing on heart disease and how to prevent it. Every year, more than 700,000 Americans have a heart attack and about 600,000 die from heart disease — making up about a fourth of the nation’s deaths. National Wear Red Day, Feb. 7, also focuses on heart disease — the foremost killer of women.
Human beings are weak. We are reminded of this when confronted by Pagliai’s unknown spaghetti recipe or by the prospect of lifting one’s sad booty off the sofa following Thanksgiving dinner and three hours of football. Like many people, I have a weakness that has been with me all my days. It is a fault so severe it can lead to bad decisions, debilitating consequences, and remorse so dire that forgiveness seems not to cover it. I don’t love chocolate the way a person loves a really good meat loaf. One can enjoy a nice slice of loaf and not need a fix for weeks. Not so for chocolate addicts. The urge is with us always. I’m talking an unnatural love for a Dove bar so deep that when the thick chocolate breaks apart and drops on my pants, I don’t even care. I retrieve that chunk of darkness and let it melt upon my buds the way a starving man would welcome a taste of honey. I send the pants to the laundry for rehab and head for Hy-Vee for a Snickers. On the way home, I will not resist a stop at DQ for a hot fudge sundae, an affliction with me since the summer of ’69. My problem is compounded by Christmas when I receive much appreciated pinwheel cookies that are so delicious I swear they are made in heaven specifically for the dietary feeble. Pinwheels date to my childhood when the indulgence was so rare when I did get a cookie, I would nibble at it for minutes before mashing marshmallow and chocolate between my teeth and letting all slide to my belly in a lava flow of melted greed. There are times when there is more sugar in my system than there is iced tea in Uncle Si. Things can break bad.
Danny Zimmerman Feb. 4 is World Cancer Day, a chance to raise our collective voices in the name of improving knowledge about cancer. Feb. 14 is National Donor Day, encouraging everyone to become an organ donor, giving the ultimate Valentine to someone in need. These awareness campaigns remind us how critically important Social Security disability benefits are for people with severe disabilities and their families. Many people do not like to think about disability. However, the onset of disability is unpredictable and can happen to anyone at any age. The unfortunate reality is that one in four 20-year-old workers become disabled before reaching retirement age. When severe illness or injury robs a person of the ability to work and earn a living, Social Security disability benefits can provide a critical source of financial support. When you work and pay Social Security taxes, you earn credits. These credits count toward retirement, survivors, and disability benefits. The number of credits you need to qualify for disability benefits depends on your age, and some of the work must be recent. For example, the younger you are the
fewer credits you need to have. For most people, you need to have worked at least a total of 10 years, but if you are younger, you may qualify with as little as a year and a half of work. You don’t need to have had a heart attack, organ transplant, or cancer to qualify for disability benefits. However, you must have a disability that is severe enough to render you unable to work and that is expected to last a year or longer, or result in death. If you have such a disability, you should initiate your application as quickly as possible. That’s because it takes time to determine whether you qualify for benefits. It usually takes three to four months for a medical decision from the state agency that evaluates your condition. If your application is approved, your first Social Security disability payment will be made for the sixth full month after the date the state agency determines that you qualify for disability benefits. For example, if the state agency determines you qualify for disability benefits effective Jan. 15, your first disability payment would be paid for the month of July. (Your July payment would be received in August.) It’s in your best interest to do everything you can to help speed the process. The best first step is for you to read our online publication, Disability Benefits, at www. socialsecurity.gov/pubs. It will tell you all about the process, including the information you will need to apply for benefits. Then, take advantage of our online disability starter kits. We have one starter kit for children and one for adults, and both are available in English and Spanish. The starter kit will help you get ready for your disability interview or online application, and provides information about the specific documents and the information that we will request from you. You will find the starter kits on our disability website at www.socialsecurity. gov/disability, under Apply for Benefits. Once you complete your online disability starter kit and you’re ready to apply, the most convenient way to accomplish this is also online. Just visit www.socialsecurity.gov/applyfordisability to begin. Danny Zimmerman is the Social Security District Manager in Maryville.
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A deep desire for chocolate far surpasses human control I didn’t know this until recently, but chocolate can affect a person’s ability to think outside the wrapper. One Sunday morn I discovered inside the refrigerator a one-third eaten York Peppermint Pattie with its silvery cover carefully folded to protect the integrity of its cool bite. What was it doing there? I didn’t put it on the shelf in plain sight, and how could anyone not know the danger
Larry Anderson it was in? So, I thought, peppermint pattie or oatmeal? You know what happened. I took down the peppermint pattie and made no effort at secrecy; there was no conspiracy of stolen confection, no remains of the pattie hidden in my cheeks like a hamster on peanuts. None of that. I am an honest addict. Yet The Missus did not notice the noshing. I was confident I had carried it off. Following a delicious luncheon, The Missus went for dessert. Opening that refrigerator door was like
opening a gateway to purgatory. “Hey! Where’s my peppermint pattie?” I tried to look like Ralphie in A Christmas Story. Trouble was abrewing, if you know what I mean, and you do. You’ve been there, bad boys. “I know not of which you speak,” I lied shamelessly, but in self-defense. You know about The Knee, right? “You ate my pattie!” “Listen, I saw Max the Cat lurking ….” “Max did not eat my peppermint pattie. I can’t believe you! I was saving that for me.” Really? We’ve been married over 40 years, and you can’t believe I devoured an unprotected peppermint pattie? Where the heck have you been? It’s what I do. I didn’t say that, of course. I must point out The Missus’s disappointment was genuine. I felt bad. And full. I retreated to my office for a couple of hours to write about my wrong. It’s part of my therapy. I emerged later to test the waters. The Missus was in the pantry. Whatever she’s looking for I assume I ate. I am greeted with, “I still can’t believe you didn’t ask me if I wanted the rest of the pattie.” She has taken it pretty hard. I apologized for being selfish, but I know if another pattie appears, history will repeat. I am who I am. It is a survival of the fattest thing. I suspect my redemption lies somehow in Dress Barn. Luckily there is a Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory down the road apiece. When in purgatory, find chocolate. That’s my new motto. Larry W. Anderson should not be confused with the chocolate bunnies that show up at Easter.
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Cue the start of another round of pathetic political rhetoric
We have arrived at a ‘mid-term’ election year: cue the Well, boys and girls, it doesn’t. I’ll admit, a high-perstart of another round of bad political rhetoric and the forming kid from Kansas City has far more choices of inevitable fighting amongst conservatives and liberals. which elective to take this year for English class. But the And I for one am growing weary of it. The hateful- lower-performing King City/Stanberry/Union Star kid ness of Americans toward Americans has truly become has a teacher standing over his shoulder, making sure he a weight upon my conscience—and, much worse, a bur- has the basic academic skills he’ll need for life: hence den upon our society. the low dropout rates. So I extend the following challenge By the way, those three local schools to you for the months to come: As you have never come close to losing accrediare bombarded with propaganda that tation, and Kansas City and St. Louis bears the marks of the two great beasts couldn’t achieve it with a blank check, in our society—conservatives and liberwhich they nearly get year after year. als—trash it and vote for someone brave So our parties in Jefferson City are leverenough to run as an independent. aging our opinions to score political points You can vote for a Democrat or a Reagainst one another on the day a bill comes publican, of course, but find a free thinkto vote. That’s not what I elected my repreer. Pick someone whose sponsoring sentative to do; how about you? party wouldn’t really like, and you’ll be No, and I hope always that my political taking a step toward choosing the types philosophies will maintain a balance of the of Missourians and Americans we need many perspectives on the issues we face. I to turn around this nation’s endless parknow that in nature, a creature that leans tisan fighting. too far to the right will fall that direction, I’m a fan of education. I work in the and one that leans too far to the left will field, and I believe that, efficiently adfall the other. ministered and funded, it can change a I hope that we Americans can stop leanMatt Pearl state as fast as any type of reform. ing and start standing. ‘Right vs. Left’ is But I live in a state where the governor just days ago getting stale, and its 15 minutes of infamy are up as far asked the legislature for more education money, and I as I’m concerned. I’ll trade 1,000 conservatives and libbelieve he knows full well that the Missouri House and erals for 10 free thinkers who care more about America Senate will find the asked-for amount too steep. And than they do about political gain. what does that do? That’s a message to our local politicians, each of It reminds me that our Democratic governor is good whom possesses the ability to deny the demands put at making a villain of the Republican legislature, set- upon him or her by a political party, and in turn to take ting them up to tell him no. And the conservatives won’t up the responsibility and (potential) honor in fulfilling surprise us either. They’ll kill the proposal, because too the role of public servant. But the people must speak, or many of our legislators are anti-public education, and be forced to continue being ignored. think Missouri education looks like Kansas City and St. Matt Pearl is the owner and publisher of the TriLouis statewide. County News in King City.
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The Northwest Missouri Regional Solid Waste Management District has grant funds available from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources Solid Waste Management Program to distribute to both public and private entities throughout Atchison, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway, and Worth Counties. The grant funds are intended to reduce the amount of waste entering the local waste stream and facilitate recycling. Previous grants have included the purchase of wood chippers, recycling bins, composting equipment, recycling trucks and various equipment that assist in recycling or other waste reduction activities. District grant funds have also been used for electronic and household hazardous waste collections, outdoor classrooms, recycling education, and recycling business expansions. Those individuals or entities interested in applying for funds for a waste reduction or recycling project may contact Linda Laderoute at (660) 582-5121 or e-mail linda@nwmorcog.org to request an application packet. The application may also be found online at http://recycle.nwmorcog.org.
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For the championship
Maryville junior Brendan Weybrew took on Joe Ricker of Mount Ayr (Iowa) High School in the championship round in the 285-pound weight class in the Quad State Classic on Saturday. Weybrew won the match and claimed the championship.
Weybrew takes tourney championship
By KEVIN BIRDSELL Staff writer
Eight schools braved the snow and cold to travel to Maryville to compete in the Quad State Classic Wrestling Tournament on Saturday. Schools from Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas competed in the tournament. Maryville hosted the tournament and had four wrestlers placing in the top four of their weight classes. Sophomore Trevor Zimmerman (1714) competed in the 160 pound weight class and finished fourth. He lost to Jacob Belfield of Bishop Miege High School (Kan.) in a 7-3 decision. Senior Dane Hull (30-8) placed third in his 152 pound weight class, defeating Jacob Beamgard of Mount Ayr (Iowa) High School in his final match
to claim third. Junior Brendan Weybrew (29-1) wrestled Joe Ricker of Mount Ayr in the final match of the day, the 285 pound championship match. It was a slow match overall, but Weybrew came away victorious and claimed the 285-pound championship with a 3-0 decision. Weybrew and Ricker wrestled last week as well, with Weybrew winning a 1-0 decision to give Ricker, now 46-2, his lone loss of the season to that point. “We had lost to that same young man twice last year,” Maryville High School wrestling coach Joe Drake said. “We have taken a big step forward being able to beat him twice now.” The original goal of this tournament was to bring in the best people that could be found in the surrounding areas, Drake said.
“We’ve developed a tournament that has a lot of quality wrestling,” Drake said. “The quality is so high that everyone enjoys coming in here. It gives us a measuring stick to see where we are with the kids getting ready to go to districts and the state tournament. It also gives our kids the ability to see what they have to do to be that good to get to that level.” Maryville finished seventh out of eight teams in the tournament. Millard South High School (Neb.) took the team title, outscoring Cameron by 33.5 points. The Maryville wrestling team will travel to Lawson for its next competition on Feb. 6. The Spoofhounds will take part in a triangular match against the Lawson Cardinals and the Maysville Wolverines with the first match starting at 5:30 p.m.
Cats climbing back into MIAA picture By JASON LAWRENCE Sports editor
After a hard-fought 55-47 victory over Lincoln Saturday, the Northwest women’s basketball team has found itself on winning streak, having won back-to-back games for the first time all season. “We’re letting the other teams in the conference know that we’re not done,” freshman post Shelby Mustain said. “We’ve just begun and our goal is to get to that tournament, so it kind of sets the tone for the second half of
conference games.” After claiming a 70-59 win over Lindenwood Thursday, the Cats turned around Saturday and endured a roller coaster first half against Lincoln, which saw four lead changes and neither team lead by more than six points. “I’m excited about a win, but I know that this team can show much more than what they showed,” head coach Michael Smith said. Junior guard Ariel Easton was the Bearcats’ first-half spark, knocking down all four of her three-point attempts in the half on her way to 13
points. “I thought Ariel Easton gave us tremendous energy,” Smith said. “She was excited. She was pumped up for the game.” Northwest went up by as many as nine in the second half, but could never fully shake the Blue Tigers and put the game completely out of reach. “We didn’t want them hanging around, of course, and making it a tight game,” Easton said. “There at the end, we kind of had some spurts where we lost that energy that we brought at the See CATS, Page 8
SEWARD, Neb. – The Northwest Missouri State track and field teams competed at the Concordia Classic at Concordia University in Seward, Neb., last Friday and Saturday. The Bearcats had two individuals and one relay team hit NCAA provisional times during the event. On the women’s side, junior Ashton Nibert ran a provisional time while winning the 400-meter dash in 56.76 seconds. Nibert’s time also set a Bulldog Fieldhouse record. She was followed by sophomore Alexis Boyd, who placed third in 58.84, freshman Lamisha McKamey who was seventh (1:01.08) and freshman Audrey Bolinger who finished eighth (1:01.15). The 1,600-meter relay team of freshman Haley Manning, Boyd, Nibert and junior Samantha Fender won in an NCAA provisional time of 3:55.94. Manning was second in the 800, narrowly missing a provisional mark while running a 2:18.74. Fender finished third in the 60-meter dash, running 7.94 seconds. Freshman Courtney Powell finished fifth in the pentathlon on Friday with 3,076 points and freshman Alex Hartwig finished sixth in the 600-meter run in 1:41.25. For the men, freshman Tim Grundmayer hit an NCAA provisional time in the 800, finishing second in 1:55.43. Freshman Ryan Cox was fourth, finishing in 1:57.92. Sophomore Nolan Zimmer won the mile, clocking in at 4:21.69. Junior Drew Keefer ran 8:44.96 to place second in the 3,000-meter run while sophomore Desmond Jackson placed fourth in the 60-meter dash in 7.08 seconds. Also placing fourth was freshman Peyton Mizera, who marked 22-01.50 in the long jump. Sophomore Cale Korbelik was fifth in the 200, running 22.94 and freshman Caleb Mather finished sixth in the shot put, marking 5003.25 on his fourth throw. Sophomore DeAndre Thomas finished sixth in the heptathlon with 4,054 points. Up next, Northwest will compete at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational in Lincoln, Neb. The two-day meet begins on Feb. 7.
MIAA softball preseason poll MARYVILLE, Mo. – The Northwest Missouri State softball team made its fourth consecutive trip to the MIAA tournament last season and look to pick up where it left off as the MIAA released their Preseason Coaches Poll on Friday. 2014 MIAA Softball Preseason Coaches Poll. Central Oklahoma holds onto the top spot in the MIAA after winning the Division II National Championship in 2013. Northwest was picked eighth, which is where it finished at the end of the 2013 season. The Bearcats graduated eight seniors from the 2013 roster and come into the season young and energetic. They are led by seniors Jordan Ereth and Kristin Uthe. Ereth earned All-MIAA Honorable Mention in 2013 while hitting .331 with 11 stolen bases. Uthe played in 40 games for the Bearcats in 2013 and hit .310 while knocking in 33 RBI’s. Northwest will open its season against Rogers State at the Arkansas-Monticello Seven-State Classic on Feb. 14.
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Jefferson boys win consolation title DEARBORN, Mo. — Jefferson came out hot against Lone Jack in the consolation title game in the North Platte Tournament last Friday night and never looked back. The Eagles jumped out to a 15-5 first quarter lead and pushed their advantage to 26-14 by halftime. The second half was almost a mirror image of the first, as Jefferson outscored Lone Jack 10-8 in the third and 16-5 in the fourth quarter to run away with the 52-27 victory. The balanced Eagles saw 10 different players score, including eight points each from senior guard Mason Eckstein, sophomore guard Ben Jermain and senior forward Kyler Farnan. The Eagles (13-6) hit the road tomorrow night to take on North Harrison in Eagleville.
Athletes of the Week Brendan Weybrew
Weybrew improved to 29-1 on the season, while going 2-0 with a pair of decision victories in the Quad State Classic, Maryville’s final home meet, on Saturday.
Jonathon Madere
Madere scored 30 points and grabbed 43 rebounds in three games last week against Albany, South Nodaway and Tarkio, as the Rockets won two of three.
Ariel Easton
Easton scored a game-high 22 points and started 5-of-5 from three-point range as the Bearcats picked up their second straight MIAA win over Lincoln on Saturday.
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Trojans race past Dogs By STEVE HARTMAN Staff writer
It was business as usual for the Lady Trojans of Nodaway-Holt Friday night, as solid defense and fast-break offense were keys in a 65-30 victory over visiting Craig/ Fairfax in 275 Conference action. Nodaway-Holt, now 18-0 on the season, jumped out to an 18-9 first quarter lead and were never challenged from that point on in picking up the victory. By halftime, Nodaway-Holt had stretched the lead out to 39-18, which allowed Lady Trojan coach David Carroll to substitute freely throughout the second half. “We played really well,” Carroll said.
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“We had nine different girls score and everyone contributed to the win.” The third quarter proved more of the same, as the Lady Trojans outscored the Lady Bulldogs 23-4 in the stanza, stretching the lead to 62-22. “We ran our fast break well,” Carroll said. “Defensively, our posts did a great job of rebounding, which held Craig/Fairfax to one shot most possessions.” Senior Megan Rosenbohm led the Lady Trojan offensive attack with 18 points. Freshman Frankie Lemar added 13 and 12 points, respectively. Nodaway-Holt will be back in action Thursday, when it travels to Northeast Nodaway. The girls game is scheduled to get under way at 6 p.m.
West Nodaway beats Tarkio By STEVE HARTMAN Staff writer
As January gives way to February on the 2014 calendar, the West Nodaway Rockets are playing their best basketball of the season, especially on the defensive end of the court. For proof, look no further than Friday night’s 61-43 victory over visiting Tarkio. West Nodaway, 12-6 overall, jumped out to a 15-8 first quarter lead. Strong team defense and seven points by sophomore Jaden Gillenwater led the Rockets to the first quarter advantage. By halftime, the Rockets had stretched their lead to 32-18, as the defense remained strong and Rockets began to dominate on the boards. Junior Trevor Meyer dropped in seven points in the quarter to pace West Nodaway offensively. “We continue to get better defensively,” Rocket coach Roger Johnson said. Tarkio outscored West Nodaway 15-10 in the third quarter to trim the Rocket lead to 43-33, as the Rockets cooled down from the field while the Indians began to find some offensive success. However, the Rockets regained the mo-
mentum in the fourth quarter, outscoring Tarkio 18-10 to put the 275 Conference game away. “We keep reminding the team to share the ball,” Johnson said. “It’s contagious and the more we share it, the more good shots we get.” Gillenwater led West Nodaway with 23 points, while Meyer added 14 and senior post Jonathon Madere capped off a good week with 12 points and 14 rebounds. Johnson was eager to compliment the effort of four players who don’t score a lot for the Rockets, but contribute to the team’s success in other ways. “Billy Knarr and Zack Harris both do a great job for us on defense,” Johnson said. “These two are prime examples of seniors doing whatever it takes to help the team. Junior Ryan Evans gives us a solid secondary ball-handler and defender and sophomore Jakob Cordell continues to do a good job rebounding.” The Rockets are back in action tonight, as they travel to South Page (Iowa) High School for the make-up of a contest that was postponed earlier in the season due to weather. The girls game is scheduled to tipoff at 6 p.m.
Draw the foul
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Jefferson junior Danae Schieber absorbs the contact and converts a layup during the Lady Eagles’ 55-35 loss to North Platte in the North Platte Tournament.
Jefferson girls take 2nd at North Platte Tournament By JASON LAWRENCE Sports editor
Jefferson girls basketball coach Tyler Pedersen knew exactly what he was getting his team into, and thinks its will only help the Lady Eagles down the stretch, that’s why Jefferson takes part in the annual North Platte Tournament. “They (North Platte) play a little bit different than anybody that we see around, that’s one of the reasons we come down here to this tournament,” he said. “I knew that coming in and we knew that from playing them last year.” Jefferson fell to host North Platte 55-35 in the finale, but got a little bit of revenge on its way to the title game. Last Thursday night, the Eagles knocked off Mound City 42-28 after the Panthers had previously beaten Jefferson 40-29. “It does feel good to avenge a loss,” Pedersen said. “I look at Mound City as kind of a team like us. Their record doesn’t look real great on paper, but you look at the scores and they compete with some of the best teams in the area night-in and night-out. I was really pleased. Our girls came in focused and ready to play and we played pretty well for four quarters.” Friday night against North Platte, the Lady Eagles dug a deep hole early against another squad of Panthers.
Line up the jumper
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West Nodaway senior Emily Cordell rises up over a pair of Tarkio defenders for two of her team-leading seven points in Friday night’s 56-23 loss to the Lady Indians.
Indians blow past Rockets
By STEVE HARTMAN Staff writer
Despite an improved defensive effort in the first half, West Nodaway’s lack of offensive firepower proved to be too much to overcome, as the Lady Rockets dropped a 56-23 conference decision to visiting Tarkio Friday night. Tarkio moved out to a 17-4 lead at the end of the first quarter, but a basket early in the second quarter by senior Emily Cordell cut Tarkio’s lead to 17-6. The Lady Rockets then held Tarkio scoreless over the next six possessions, but were unable to convert any scoring opportunities on the offensive end to further cut into the Tarkio lead. By halftime, Tarkio grabbed a 26-7 lead, finishing the quarter on a 10-1 run. Cordell with four points and junior Alyson Dye
with three points led the Lady Rockets offensively. West Nodaway again played well in the third quarter, as it was outscored just 11-9 in the period, giving Tarkio a 37-16 lead heading into the final stanza. Tarkio proceeded to outscore the Lady Rockets, now 0-16 on the season, 19-7 in the fourth quarter to put away the 275 Conference win. Cordell led West Nodaway with seven points, while fellow senior Cheyann Marrison added six points and Dye pitched in with five. The Lady Rockets are back in action tonight, as they travel to South Page (Iowa) High School for a make-up game that was postponed due to weather earlier in the season. The girls game is scheduled to start at 6 p.m.
North Platte led 13-0 at the 4:28 mark when McQuinn broke through the middle of the Panthers’ defense for a floater and the Eagles’ first points. Early on, the Panthers’ press bothered Jefferson and forced it into several costly turnovers. The second part of the first quarter was much more even, as North Platte led 22-8 at the end of one. The second quarter belonged to Jefferson, as the Eagles outscored the Panthers 12-8 in the quarter to trim the score to 30-20 at halftime. “I was really proud of the girls because I think at one point we were down 18-2 and then we whittled it down to 10 at the half,” Pedersen said. “I really felt like the girls kept their heads in the game. “They have a choice when it starts like that — they can keep competing or they can cash it in. I really felt like they did a great job of competing and kind of got back in the game.” North Platte made a few adjustments at halftime and turned the defense back up, pushing out to a 47-29 lead and cruising to the 55-35 final. Sophomore post Jessie Henry led Jefferson with 10 points while McQuinn added nine and Schieber chipped in with eight. The Lady Eagles (9-10) are back in action Tuesday night, as they take on North Harrison at 6 p.m. in Eagleville.
Nodaway-Holt boys’ winning streak continues GRAHAM, Mo. — Six games, six wins, six single-digit margins of victory. A theme is forming for the Trojans of Nodaway-Holt and the Trojans and their fans are enjoying it. Friday night, the Trojans turned away a determined Craig/Fairfax fourth quarter rally and downed the Hornets 53-49. Coming out of the locker room after halftime up 19-17, Nodaway-Holt ambushed Craig/Fairfax, outscoring the Hornets 16-6 to take a 35-23 lead into the fourth quarter.
The Hornets then used a furious fourthquarter rally to whittle away at the Nodaway-Holt lead. Despite outscoring the Trojans 26-18 in the final eight minutes, Craig/Fairfax came up short. Senior Devin Albertson led NodawayHolt with 16 points while fellow senior Nick Patterson added 11 for the Trojans, now 12-7 on the season. Next action for Nodaway-Holt will be Thursday when they travel to Ravenwood to take on Northeast Nodaway in non-conference action.
Spoofhounds eliminated from Cameron Tourney CAMERON, Mo. — The Maryville boys basketball team didn’t get the results it was hoping for in the Cameron Invitational, getting bounced after the consolation semifinals after coming in off an overtime loss to Savannah. Thursday night, host Cameron got the better of the Spoofhounds in the second half and eliminated Maryville.
The Hounds led 21-17 at halftime, but trilled by two after the third quarter before being outscored 14-12 in the final period, marking their fifth straight loss. Senior forward Ty Hilsabeck led Maryville (4-13) with nine points while freshman Trey Oglesby scored eight. The Hounds are back in action tomorrow night, hosting LeBlond.
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Bluejays fly past Mustangs By KEVIN BIRDSELL Staff writer
The Northeast Nodaway boys basketball teams fed from the energy that led the Lady Jays to a victory in the game before and channeled it to a victory of its own over North Nodaway. The Bluejays doubled the Mustangs’ score in the first period, outscoring them 14-7. The Mustangs weren’t held down and battled back to cut the lead to four at halftime, with Northeast Nodaway leading 27-23. The second half turned out to be all Bluejays. They outscored the Mustangs 31-17 and came away with the 58-40 victory. “I felt like that every time they would get close, we would just get refocused in,” Northeast Nodaway head coach Chaim Jenkins said. “Our movement was really good and our passes were really good. Every time the lead was really close, they were smart enough to focus in and go for a good shot. That was nice to see.”
Senior Joel Scroggie and junior Garet Jackson led the way for the Bluejays with 13 points each. Senior Steve Schulte added 12 points to the winning total. North Nodaway junior Tristan Wray led the Mustangs with nine points. Junior Dakota Chesnut chipped in eight points of his own. Northeast Nodaway grabbed its sixth win of the season, improving to 6-13. North Nodaway fell to 2-15 with the loss. “We are they type of team that it should be a layup or a three,” Jenkins said. “That’s how we go. We’ve got really good three point shooters and we’ve got guys that are smart enough to get good positioning around the basket. We pretty much just focused on what we do best (in this game).” The Mustangs will play Ridgeway tonight in their next game, which will tip off immediately following the girls game. Northeast Nodaway travels to Union Star tonight to take on the Trojans in their next match-up which will tip at 7:30 p.m., also following the girls contest.
Finesse finish
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Northeast Nodaway senior Steve Schulte puts up a shot in the lane in the Bluejays 58-40 victory over North Nodaway on Friday. Schulte finished with 12 points in the win.
Cats claim 2nd straight victory Continued from Page 6 beginning of the game.” Easton finished with a game high 22 points while also holding Lincoln’s leading scorer, Jennifer Rosado to 3-of-18 shooting. “Ariel guarded (Rosado) most of the night. We challenged her with that,” Smith said. “We knew it was two pretty good athletes going at it and obviously she was able to hold her to that type of percentage.” Sophomore Tember Schechinger added 10 points off the bench for Northwest. However, the Bearcats staved off the MIAA’s lone team yet to win a conference game to gain a little bit more momentum
Up and under
heading into Wednesday’s clash with rival Missouri Western. Western is currently tied with the Cats for 11th in the conference at 4-8, but a win could push Northwest back into the conversation for the eighth spot and a conference tournament berth with just seven games left in the regular season. “Records aside, Wednesday is just a big game and we’ve got to have energy, and we’ve got to have positive energy more than that,” Smith said. Northwest (7-12, 4-8) tips off against Western at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday night in Bearcat Arena.
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Northwest senior guard DeShaun Cooper slices through the Lincoln defense for an upand-under layup during Saturday’s 92-59 win. The Bearcats have now won eight straight heading into Wednesday’s rivalry matchup with Missouri Western.
Cats get big in 8th straight win By JASON LAWRENCE Sports editor
The Bearcats looked to set a tone early as they exposed Lincoln inside often to cruise to a 92-59 victory over the Blue Tigers. There may have been a little extra motivation for Northwest as well, after Lincoln upset the Cats at home last season. “They beat us last year. That was one of their first wins in conference last year,” senior center Dillon Starzl said. “This was a big game for us. They caught us slipping last year and we made sure that wasn’t going to happen again.” On the first play of the game, senior forward Kyle Schlake was fouled on a dunk attempt, but that didn’t stop the Northwest men’s basketball team from looking inside to its posts. “I knew that we’d have an advantage down there and I knew that we haven’t been going inside as of late, so I wanted to make sure we did that,” head coach Ben McCollum said. Starzl and junior forward Grant Cozad combined for 21 of the Cats’ 41 first half points, helping Northwest to a 41-30 lead at halftime. “We were open all game long, we just had to pick our spots to post up and get the ball,” Cozad said. “The guards did a great job finding us and we took advantage of those opportunities to score the ball. I think we shot a pretty high percentage in the post.” The second half was more of the same
early on as the Cats kept pounding it inside before kicking out to shooters when the defense did finally squeeze down inside more. Northwest finished with five players in double figures and saw 11 of the 12 players that saw the court Saturday scored as the Cats shot nearly 60-percent from the field. “The balance came from what they were doing defensively,” McCollum said. “You just have to go play, move the basketball and find easy opportunities. I thought we did a good job of that.” Cozad led Northwest with 16 points while sophomore guard Conner Crooker chipped in with 15. Starzl finished with 13 points and seven rebounds and freshman forward Zach Schneider added 12 points on 4-of-5 shooting from beyond the threepoint line and seven rebounds. Senior guard Bryston Williams chipped in with 10 points as well. With the win, Northwest moves to 16-5 overall and maintains sole possession of first place in the conference race at 10-1, a two-game lead over Fort Hays, Central Missouri and Missouri Southern. Records can be thrown out in the next one, as Missouri Western (9-11, 4-8 MIAA) comes to town for a 7:30 p.m. tipoff Wednesday night at Bearcat Arena. “We’re just gonna take it one game at a time,” Starzl said. “We’ve got a big one Wednesday against Mo. West. It’s like our records are 0-0 because they don’t care about any win, but playing us, so we’ve got to be ready and get ready to get after them.”
Let it fly
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Northeast Nodaway sophomore Dallis Coffelt goes up over a North Nodaway defender in the Bluejays’ 51-38 victory on Friday night. Coffelt finished the game with five points.
NEN girls hold home court By KEVIN BIRDSELL Staff writer
The Northeast Nodaway girls basketball team took to their home floor and didn’t disappoint the home crowd on the night of their winter homecoming. They played the North Nodaway Mustangs, who came into the game 8-8. The first quarter was close for both teams, who were playing solid defense. The Bluejays led 8-6 after the first period. In the second, the teams went blow-forblow until the end, when Northeast Nodaway was able to score seven unanswered points and went into halftime with a sevenpoint lead, 21-14. “That was about the best stretch of offense we’ve played all year to get those seven points,” Northeast Nodaway head coach Vance Proffitt said. “It was great momentum going into halftime and it carried throughout and we played well.” A big second half from Northeast Nodaway senior Taryn Farnan, who scored 17 second-half points, vaulted the Lady Jays to
victory over the Mustangs, 51-38. “We just couldn’t get over the top because we missed too many shots,” North Nodaway coach Doug Freemyer said. “Missed too many shots and missed too many free throws. It’s hard to win ball games when you do that.” Farnan led the Lady Jays in scoring with 21 points. Senior Claudia Wiederholt scored 12 points to add to the total. Senior Cambry Schluter and freshman Madison Thompson scored 32 of the Mustangs 38 total points, putting in 18 and 14 respectively. “Our defense stepped in key tonight,” Proffitt said. “We hit some key shots when we needed to. Our defense made some key stops when we needed them to keep them from going on any big runs to get them right back into the game.” The Lady Jays improved to 11-8 with the victory and North Nodaway fell to 9-8. The Bluejays will travel to Union Star for their next game tonight. Tip-off will be at 6 p.m. North Nodaway will play Ridgeway tonight.
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Mozingo Lake Advisory Board
City Councilman Jeff Funston, foreground, goes over documents prior to Friday’s meeting of the Mozingo Lake Advisory Board at City Hall. Among other things, the board listened to concerns voiced by park patrons about an RV camping fee increase and user access to the group camping meeting hall and cabins at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park.
Fees upset campers Continued from Page 3 Under current policy, youth groups have priority when it comes to reserving the facility, meaning that such organizations can “bump” other users, even those that have a prior reservation. The policy makes it difficult to lease the camp for such events as wedding receptions and family reunions, which has resulted, Heiland said, in an occupancy rate of only 16 percent. Both the advisory board and the city council — which has the final say on Mozingo policy — have looked into changing the rules governing youth camp rental, but face restrictions set forth in the Mozingo Lake mitigation plan. Signed by the city, the Natural Resources & Conservation Service and other
environmental agencies when the lake was constructed during the mid1990s, the plan states that all but about 400 acres of the 3,000-acre park are protected from certain kinds of development and related activities. In essence, most of the park north of the golf course, including the youth camp and the Mozingo Outdoor Education Recreation Area, can only be used for purposes having to do with education, conservation, wildlife preservation and environmental enhancement. Other activities or facilities must be “mitigated.” According to City Councilman Jeff Funston, who was involved in preliminary efforts to get Mozingo off the ground in the 1970s, that means “Trees cut down in one place have to be replanted somewhere else.”
It’s all in ‘principal’
NRCS District Conservationist Randy Buck told the advisory board that, as far as the group camp is concerned, activities “not youth-related or educational” probably violate the plan’s provisions. On other fronts, the board accepted packets from three design firms interested in developing a comprehensive plan for Mozingo Lake as requested by the council. It is hoped, Heiland and Higdon said, that the plan will address many of the usage questions brought up at last week’s meeting. Board members were to study the application packets over the weekend before submitting their recommendations today to Heiland, who will forward their decision on to the council for a final decision. The names of the design firms have not yet been released.
Maryville High School Principal Jason Eggers is shown duct-taped to the cafeteria wall Friday by members of the senior class. The seniors were allowed to tape the principal after winning the Lunchtime Solutions-sponsored “soup and warm clothes” drive Jan. 27-30, during which students brought cans of soup and winter clothing to school for donation to the Maryville Ministry Center. Lunchtime Solutions is the R-II School District’s food service provider.
Eggers ‘sticks with’ promise; taped to MHS cafeteria wall ‘The senior class won the contest by a landslide.’
By STEVE HARTMAN Staff writer
R-II Schools food service provider Lunchtime Solutions sponsored the inaugural “soup and warm clothes” drive at Maryville High School Jan. 27-30. During the charity event, students brought in winter clothing and cans of soup for donation to the Maryville Ministry Center. Lunchtime Solutions’ Kendra Pickering declared
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the event, which she hopes will be come an annual happening, a success. “The contest pitted the four classes against one another,” Pickering said. “Whichever class brought in the most units would get to duct tape (MHS Principal) Jason Eggers to the lunchroom wall.” The senior class won the contest by a landslide, bringing in more items than the other three classes combined. The juniors finished
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you ask for help. A healthy debate will show your loyalty and dedication and make inroads with people you want to get to know better. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Travel for business or pleasure in order to make interesting connections. A lasting relationship or business partnership will develop. Make sure you are precise regarding what you have to offer. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Love and romance are on the rise, and an interesting development will take place with someone you know through work or extracurricular activities. Nurture minor ailments. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): Social events will lead to unusual opportunities. Your openness and sophisticated way of dealing with situations will attract someone who has plenty to offer in return. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -Look for someone unusual who will inspire you to pursue a lifelong dream. Working with others will encourage you to broaden your horizons and take on challenges. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- Travel will lead to adventures, but don’t be surprised if you end up in debt due to unexpected expenses. A friendship may be tested if someone withholds information. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Domestic problems will surface if you can’t get along with the people you live or deal with daily. Listen to any complaints being made, and be mindful of others’ needs.
two operations of our understanding, intuition and deduction, on which alone we have said we must rely in the acquisition of knowledge.” At the bridge table, we gain an understanding of a deal primarily by using deduction -- although some players also employ intuition. If you wish to test your deductive powers, cover the West and South hands. The contract is three notrump. West leads a fourthhighest heart two and declarer calls for dummy’s four. Would you put in the 10 or rise with the king? Why? This is a trap deal for North and South. They have 29 high-card points, but cannot, in theory, make game. However, if any game is going to get through, it is three notrump. Often, when dummy has the heart queen and East the king-10 over her, it is right for East to play his 10. But not in this instance. If South is permitted to take the first trick with his heart
jack, he will then cash four clubs, four diamonds and the spade ace to score up an overtrick. It is right to play the 10 when South has the ace, but is that possible? No! If South had started with ace-low in hearts, he would have called for dummy’s queen, hoping the lead was away from the king. So East should play his king at the first trick, confident it will win, then return the five, his original fourthhighest. The defenders will run the suit for down one.
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2013 Nodaway County Financial Statement January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013
GENERAL REVENUE FUND - OPERATING FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 $ Sales Tax Intangible Tax Intergovernmental Revenues Charges for Services Interest Other Fund Transfers Total Funds Available $ Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Fund Transfers Other End Balance Dec 31, 2013
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND - OPERATING FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 $ Property Tax Intergovernmental Revenues Interest Other Fund Transfers Total Funds Available $ Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Other End Balance Dec 31, 2013 ASSESSMENT FUND - OPERATING FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Revenues Interest Other Total Funds Available
ELECTION SERVICES FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Charges for Services Interest Grant Total Funds Available
$
TAX INCENTIVE PAYMENT FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Revenues Total Funds Available
$
$
POLICE OFFICER TRAINING FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Revenues Total Funds Available
13,196.63 631,662.42 364,138.04 1,308.98 8,604.05 1,005,713.49
20,482.01 3,121.74 21.14 23,624.89
$
5,150.00 $ $ $
18,474.89 3,589.93 3,589.93 -
$ $ $
3,589.93 1,417.61 4,834.14 6,251.75
3,412.53 $
2,839.22 273.64 799.02 1,072.66
182.03 $
$
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Other
End Balance Dec 31, 2013 ADULT ABUSE FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Revenues Total Funds Available
COUNTY EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Revenues Charges for Services Interest Total Funds Available Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Other End Balance Dec 31, 2013
$
21,817.12
TAX MAINTENANCE FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Interest Tax Revenue Total Funds Available
$
$ $ $
End Balance Dec 31, 2013 COMMON SCHOOL FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Revenues Interest Other Total Funds Available
End Balance Dec 31, 2013 INTANGIBLE TAX FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Revenues Interest Total Funds Available
End Balance Dec 31, 2013 COLLECTOR FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovenmental Revenues Merchants Licenses Interest Total Funds Available
End Balance Dec 31, 2013 TREATMENT COURT FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovenmental Revenues Total Funds Available
$
5,435.00 $
1,712.00
$
$
128,932.29 8,240.00 137,172.29
$
137,172.29 (0.00)
Disbursements:
34,176.64 34,176.64 629.86
$
33,546.78
144,142.95 $
35,260.32
$ $ $
11,892.66 1.20 500.00 11,572.15 23,966.01
$
16,889.68 $
7,076.33
$
4,652.36 12,628.25 17,280.61
$
11,417.36 $
5,863.25
$
42,244.71 23,099.75 65,344.46
$
9,165.84 $
56,178.62
$
51,316.75 131,545.42 182,862.17
$
148,418.17 $
34,444.00
$
5,532.74 13,545.85 0.42 19,079.01
$
5,533.16 $
13,545.85
$
16,275,087.30 22,566,973.49 9,600.00 1,199.93 38,852,860.72
$
21,062,599.61 $
17,790,261.11
$
11,301.99 3,480.11 14,782.10
$
Disbursements 2013
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013
5,435.00 1,712.00 7,147.00
$
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Fund Transfers
1,689.34 324.30 2,013.64 -
$
35,950.39 143,403.62 41.06 8.20 179,403.27
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013
TAX INCREMENT FINANCING FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Sales Tax Total Funds Available
2,013.64
$
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013
2,923.70 3,294.34 6,218.04
$
38,416.46
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Other
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
NATIONAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 $ Nebraska Public Power Total Funds Available $
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
23,532.28 81,520.85 39.83 61,200.00 166,292.96
144,475.84 -
Disbursements: End Balance Dec 31, 2013
RECORDER USER FEE FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Revenues Interest Other Total Funds Available
End Balance Dec 31, 2013 PROTESTED TAX FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Interest Total Funds Available
1,297.35 $
13,484.75
$
44,502.61 44,502.61
$
44,502.61 $ $ $
Checks written in 2013 End Balance Dec 31, 2013
39,055.60 3,841.64 42,897.24
$
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Other
$
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
UNCLAIMED FEE FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Revenue Total Funds Available Disbursements:
CIVIL FEE FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Interest Miscellaneous Intergovernmental Revenues Total Funds Available
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
890.63
SURLUS LAND FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Revenue Disbursements 2013 End Balance Dec 31, 2013
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
33,546.78
4480.78
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013
700,318.60
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
SENIOR CITIZENS FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Property Tax Revenues Intangile Tax Interest Total Funds Available
$
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY TRAINING FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 $ Intergovernmental Revenues Total Funds Available $
911 FUND - OPERATING FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Telephone Reimbursement Interest Ambulance Contract Transfer Total Funds Available
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Other End Balance Dec 31, 2013
204,665.75 151,760.81 1,165,574.80 274.22 205,633.39 250,000.00 1,977,908.97
$
Disbursements:
305,394.89 -
Disbursements for 2013 End Balance Dec 31, 2013
3,261,439.88
629.86
LOCAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 $ State Reimbursements Total Funds Available $
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 End Balance Dec 31, 2013
2,834,464.33 2,128,158.75 584,090.32 771,126.40 4,660.17 245,127.42 2,532.72 6,570,160.11
1,964,712.34 -
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Other End Balance Dec 31, 2013
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
3,058,720.23 250,000.00 $
Disbursements:
34,176.64 34,176.64
1,563.25 1,563.25 -
$
1,563.25
ADMINISTRATION CENTER - OPERATING FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 $ Property Tax Local Use Tax Intangible Tax Interest Other Total Funds Available $
2,034,415.01 417,319.72 4,402.34 10.40 2,456,147.47
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 Debt Service Other End Balance Dec 31, 2013
142,185.85 355,826.88 1,958,134.74
BAD CHECK FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Fees Interest Total Funds Available Disbursements:
$ $
$
4,589.17 2,425.00 4.73 7,018.90
BAD CHECK FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Monday, Intergovernmental Fees Interest Total Funds Available
$ 4,589.17 February 3, 2014 2,425.00 $
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 End Balance Dec 31, 2013 DEPUTY SUPPLEMENTAL FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Fees Interest Total Funds Available
2,938.99 $
4,079.91
$
11,287.12 11,287.12
$
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 End Balance Dec 31, 2013 SENATE BILL 40 FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Property tax Interest Total Funds Available
8,967.12 $
2,320.00
$
19,229.63 148,654.94 18.12 167,902.69
$
Disbursements 2013 NOCOMO Contract Administration Special Olympics Patient Care Emergency Fund NOCOMO Ins Support End Balance Dec 31, 2013 CIRCUIT COURT SUMMARY Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Law Library Account Interest Total Funds Available
118,891.10 724.40 6,400.00 5,459.95 15,468.00 $
20,959.24
$
53,474.41 9,275.95 62,750.36
$
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 End Balance Dec 31, 2013 CONCEALED WEAPON FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Fees Interest Total Funds Available
286.67 $
62,463.69
$
9,961.64 19,333.50 20.62 29,315.76
$
Disbursements: Checks written in 2013 End Balance Dec 31, 2013 INMATE SECURITY FUND Beg Balance Jan 1, 2013 Intergovernmental Fees Interest Total Funds Available
End Balance Dec 31, 2013
4.73 7,018.90
3,438.11 $
25,877.65
$
$
1,932.00 3,214.00 5,146.00
$
5,146.00
NODAWAY COUNTY 2013 VALUATION FOR TAX PURPOSES AFTER BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Assessed Valuations Real Estate Personal Property Railroad & Utilities
204,531,200 86,945,479 22,498,907
Total
313,975,586
Nodaway County Tax Rate: per 100 dollars of assessed valuation Administration Center Loan Sheltered Workshop Senior Citizens Tax Board EMPLOYEE SALARIES
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17,243.80 6,122.94 7,327.93 6,801.22 13,202.15 21,871.20 5,698.18 998.45 19,062.39 27,751.36 27,284.19 11,037.52 1,438.62 27,641.85 22,154.37 22,428.80 6,928.39 40,928.51 18,349.28 43,257.25 1,758.57 17,806.94 13,894.70 657.91 20,054.55 21,323.45 14,441.95 16,223.76 17,777.25 23,016.90 23,995.14 1,841.02 2,226.07 17,637.46 20,140.41 72,692.16 21,696.08 8,384.99 20,938.44 29,101.36 18,925.74 15,263.34 37,941.36 6,776.63 27,472.40 32,205.55 29,309.36 27,459.60 7,901.78 39,284.42 6,621.89 24,050.88 48,561.90 480.38 15,287.78 9,800.68
COUNTY REVENUE Allen, Rodney Conz, Steve Dougan, Kathie K Dougan, Larry D
22,430.83 33,000.34 17,757.74 28,250.70
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OL SUE SEARS CAROL SEARS 18.42 Jury Duty18.42 Jury Duty Cardmember 4,060.66 Training & Center Supplies Hopkins 50.00 Hopkins Community Center OLYN ANN HOLTMAN CAROLYN ANNService/0594 HOLTMAN 8.80 Jury Duty 8.80 Jury Community Duty Hopkins 1,728.00 Hopkins Journal Cardmember 1,261.24 Training & Supplies OLYN KAY FAUBION CAROLYN KAYService/0800 FAUBION 6.28 Jury Duty 6.28 Jury Journal Duty Horton, Nathaniel 1,035.00 Horton, Nathaniel est Auto Parts Carquest Stores Parts Stores 250.30 Vehicle 250.30 Repairs Vehicle Repairs CARLA JAuto TAYLOR 6.00 Jury Duty Houston, RandyHouston, 596.76 County Sheriff Cass County Sheriff 65.00 Investigations 65.00 Investigations Carmichael, Phyllis 134.52 Election JudgeRandy Hoyt, Shirley 139.80 Hoyt, Shirley ANDRA D CASSANDRA BENNETT BENNETT 23.46 Jury Duty23.46 Jury Duty CAROL JEANDSTRAUCH 8.24 Jury Duty Huss, Brianna Jeanne 1,250.00 Huss, Brianna Jeanne ERINE JOLENE CATHERINE FARMER 17.32 Jury Duty17.32 Jury Duty CAROL SUEJOLENE SEARSFARMER 18.42 Jury Duty Hutchinson-Ward, Doris 120.00 Hutchinson-Ward, Doris Government CDW Inc Government Inc 10,502.06 Computer 10,502.06 Equipment Computer Equipment CAROLYN ANN HOLTMAN 8.80 Jury Duty Hy-Vee 9,801.41 Hy-Vee Inc LY ANN LANIER CECILY ANNKAY LANIER 6.07 Jury Duty 6.07 JuryInc Duty CAROLYN FAUBION 6.28 Jury Duty ICS Autopsy Jail Supplies 468.80 ICS Jail Supplies al Valley Toxicology Central Valley Inc Toxicology Inc 524.00 Autopsy524.00 Carquest Auto Parts Stores 250.30 Vehicle Repairs IHP Telephone Industrial Inc 5,701.91 IHP Industrial Inc rylink / Charlotte Centurylink / Charlotte 1,367.40 Telephone 1,367.40 Cass County Sheriff 65.00 Investigations Information Technologies 6,782.00 Information Technologies rylink / Phoenix Centurylink / Phoenix 24,817.26 Telephone 24,817.26 Telephone CASSANDRA D BENNETT 23.46 Jury Duty Interstate All Battery Center 331.76 Interstate All Battery Center A STEEVECHAD A STEEVE 7.40 Jury Duty 7.40 Jury Duty CATHERINE JOLENE FARMER 17.32 Jury Duty IVAN MARTIN REYNOLDS 6.14 IVAN MARTIN REYNOLDS LES A WRAY CHARLES A WRAY 6.56 Jury Duty 6.56 Jury Duty CDW Government Inc Computer Equipment JACKIE BAKER 8.10 JACKIE JENE BAKER LES W STANDIFORD CHARLES WJRSTANDIFORD JR 7.61 Jury Duty10,502.06 7.61 Jury JENE Duty CECILY ANN LANIER 6.07 Jury Duty Jackson Agency 2,571.00 Jackson Insurance Agency LYN S BARMANN CHERLYN S BARMANN 7.05 Jury Duty 7.05 Jury Insurance Duty JACQUELINE ELLIS 6.00 JACQUELINE ELLIS Central Valley Toxicology Inc 524.00 Autopsy Supply Chief Supply 165.98 Uniforms 165.98 Uniforms JACQUELINE M CUMMINGS M CUMMINGS 7.54 JACQUELINE en & FamilyChildren Center & of Family Center of 2,500.00 Contribution 2,500.00 Contribution Centurylink / Charlotte 1,367.40 Telephone JAMES EDWARD DE FREECE 15.36 JAMES EDWARD DE FREECE en's MercyChildren's Hospital Mercy Hospital 2,000.00 Contribution 2,000.00 Contribution Centurylink / Phoenix 24,817.26 Telephone JAMES SCHIMMING 12.98 JAMES H SCHIMMING STINA B HENGGELER CHRISTINA B HENGGELER 20.12 Jury Duty20.12 JuryHDuty CHAD A STEEVE 7.40 Jury Duty JAMES DOW 16.20 JAMES KERMEEN DOW STINE K STANDIFORD CHRISTINE STANDIFORD 35.20 Jury Duty35.20 JuryKERMEEN Duty CHARLES AKWRAY 6.56 Jury Duty JAMES BURNSIDES 20.10 JAMES MARK BURNSIDES STOPHER CHRISTOPHER LOGAN CUMMINS LOGAN CUMMINS 6.14 Jury Duty 6.14 JuryMARK Duty CHARLES W STANDIFORD JR 7.61 Jury Duty JAMES STIENS 6.49 JAMES R STIENS STY MARIECHRISTY HARRIS MARIE HARRIS 8.80 Jury Duty 8.80 JuryRDuty CHERLYN S BARMANN 7.05 RJury Duty JAMES WEST SR R WEST SR 6.35 JAMES Y LOU OWENS CINDY LOU OWENS 6.70 Jury Duty 6.70 Jury Duty Chief Supply 165.98 Uniforms JAMES RAY AUTEN 6.70 JAMES RAY AUTEN Corporation Cintas Corporation 1,491.67 Medical 1,491.67 Medical Children & Family Center of 2,500.00 Contribution James, Adam 360.00 James, Adam Elmo City of Elmo 50.00 Polling Place 50.00 Polling Place Children's Mercy Hospital 2,000.00 Contribution JAYLENE R DREDGE 6.28 JAYLENE R DREDGE Maryville City of Maryville 352.66 Property352.66 Insurance Property Insurance CHRISTINA B HENGGELER 20.12 Duty JEFFREY EUGENE SYBERT 6.21 JEFFREY EUGENE SYBERT Maryville -City Water of Maryville - Water 6,680.44 Water 6,680.44 WaterJury CHRISTINE K STANDIFORD 35.20 Jury Duty JEFFREY IRVIN MCGINNESS 8.24 JEFFREY IRVIN MCGINNESS y, Brenna Clancy, Brenna 59.04 Trial Expense 59.04 Trial Expense JEFFREY JOSEPH DERKS 6.28 JEFFREY JOSEPH DERKS CHRISTOPHER LOGAN CUMMINS18.42 Jury Duty18.42 6.14 Jury Duty ENCE LARRY CLARENCE FARRENS LARRY FARRENS Jury Duty Jenkins, Marilyn 101.11 Jenkins, Marilyn mont Community Clearmont Club Community Club 50.00 Polling Place 50.00 Polling Place CHRISTY MARIE HARRIS 8.80 Jury Duty JENNIFER E LINVILLE 7.75 JENNIFER E LINVILLE ELL I PRETTYMAN CLENELL I PRETTYMAN 14.38 Jury Duty14.38 Jury Duty CINDY LOU OWENS 6.70 Jury Duty JENNIFER LOUISE MCDOWELL 12.42 JENNIFER LOUISE MCDOWELL US G SCHIEBER CLETUS G SCHIEBER 18.21 Jury Duty18.21 Jury Duty Cintas Corporation 1,491.67 Medical WILSON 6.49 JEREMY MARYVILLE, CMC LLC LLC 309,487.75 CDBG 309,487.75 GrantJEREMY CDBG Grant City ofMARYVILLE, Elmo 50.00 Polling Place WILSON Jerry's Sport Center 154.52 Jerry's Sport Center en Enterprises Coenen Enterprises 6,605.98 Maintenance 6,605.98 Maintenance City of Maryville 352.66 Property Insurance JESSICA L SALSBURY 15.36 JESSICA L SALSBURY MICHAEL COLT GLIDDEN 9.50 Jury Duty 9.50 Jury Duty City ofMICHAEL MaryvilleGLIDDEN - 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Douglas M. 185.90 Disbursement Disbursement 185.90 185.90 Disbursement 185.90 Disbursement 185.90 Long, Disbursement Zach Long, Zach 47.81 Disbursement Disbursement 47.81 47.81 Disbursement 47.81 Disbursement 47.81 Missouri Disbursement Missouri Sheriff Assoc Sheriff Assoc 30.00 Disbursement 30.00 Disbursement 30.00 30.00 Disbursement Disbursement 30.00 Money, Disbursement Money, April April 6.70 Disbursement 6.70 Disbursement Disbursement 6.70 6.70 Disbursement 6.70 Motorola Disbursement Motorola Solutions IncSolutions Inc 171.36 Disbursement Disbursement 171.36 171.36 Disbursement 171.36 Disbursement 171.36 MTE Disbursement MTE 34.55 Disbursement 34.55 Disbursement 34.55 Disbursement 34.55 Disbursement 34.55 Nodaway Disbursement NodawayClinic Veterinary Clinic Veterinary 3,158.80 3,158.80 Disbursement 3,158.80 Disbursement Disbursement 3,158.80 Disbursement 3,158.80 Disbursement Orschelns / Sheriff Orschelns / Sheriff 2.37 Disbursement 2.37 Disbursement 2.37 2.37 Disbursement Disbursement 2.37 Responder Disbursement Responder Public Safety Public Safety 59.69 Disbursement Disbursement 59.69 59.69 Disbursement 59.69 Disbursement 59.69 Saunders, Disbursement Saunders, Don Don 231.28 Disbursement Disbursement 231.28 231.28 Disbursement 231.28 Disbursement 231.28 Symbolarts Disbursement Symbolarts LLC LLC 3.15 Disbursement Disbursement 3.15 3.15 Disbursement 3.15 Disbursement 3.15 Walmart Disbursement Walmart Community /S Community /S 355.17 Disbursement 355.17 Disbursement 355.17 Disbursement 355.17 Disbursement 355.17 Disbursement 4,460.62 Disbursement 4,460.62 4,460.62 Disbursement 4,460.62 Disbursement 4,460.62 Disbursement Disbursement RECORDER RECORDER USER FEE USER FUND FEE FUND 881.98 Disbursement Disbursement 881.98 881.98 Disbursement 881.98 Disbursement 881.98 Cardmember Disbursement Cardmember Service/0594 Service/0594 9,553.04 Disbursement 9,553.04 Disbursement 9,553.04 Disbursement 9,553.04 9,553.04 Disbursement Disbursement Christian, Hannah Christian, Hannah 3.00 Disbursement 3.00 Disbursement 3.00 Disbursement 3.00 Disbursement 3.00 Mobilis Disbursement Mobilis Technologies Technologies 18.19 Disbursement 18.19 Disbursement Disbursement 18.19 18.19 Disbursement 18.19 MTE Disbursement MTE 110.97 Disbursement Disbursement 110.97 110.97 Disbursement 110.97 Disbursement 110.97 Smail, Disbursement Smail, Sandy Sandy 10.00 Disbursement Disbursement 10.00 10.00 10.00 Disbursement 10.00 Disbursement Disbursement 1,230.08 Disbursement 1,230.08 Disbursement 1,230.08 Disbursement 1,230.08 1,230.08 Disbursement Disbursement TAX MAINTENANCE FUND TAX MAINTENANCE FUND 10.92 Disbursement Disbursement 10.92 10.92 Disbursement 10.92 Disbursement 10.92 Accent Disbursement Accent Printing & Advertising Printing & Advertising 551.85 Disbursement 551.85 Disbursement 551.85 551.85 Disbursement Disbursement 551.85 Bank Disbursement Fees Bank Fees
Capitol Capitol Plaza Hotel Plaza Hotel NATIONAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND FUND NATIONAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND NATIONAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NATIONAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND NATIONAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND Carquest Auto Parts Stores Carquest Auto Parts Stores Best Brands Plus 558.70 Equipment Best Brands Plus 558.70 Equipment Best Brands Plus 558.70 Equipment Best Brands 558.70 Equipment BestPlus Brands Plus 558.70 Devnet Equipment Devnet Inc Inc Forney, Christy 71.16 Reimbursement Forney, Christy 71.16 Reimbursement Forney, 71.16 Forney, Christy Christy 71.16 Reimbursement Reimbursement Forney, Christy 71.16 GovernMENTOR Reimbursement GovernMENTOR Systems IncSystems Inc
Jenkins, Marilyn Jenkins, Marilyn LOCAL PREPAREDNESS LOCALEMERGENCY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND FUND LOCAL PREPAREDNESS FUND LOCAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND LOCAL EMERGENCY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUND LexisNexis LexisNexis Heitman's 435.00 Training Heitman's 435.00 Training Heitman's 435.00 Training Heitman'sHeitman's 435.00 Training 435.00 Maryville Training Daily Maryville ForumDaily Forum Maryville Daily Forum Maryville Daily Forum 39.85 Publication Maryville Daily Forum 39.85 Publication 39.85 Publication Maryville Maryville Daily Forum 39.85 Publication Daily Forum 39.85 Missouri Publication CoAssoc Collectors Assoc CoMissouri Collectors Nodaway News Leader/Ks 30.00 Publication Nodaway News Leader/Ks 30.00 Publication Nodaway News 30.00 NodawayNodaway News Leader/Ks Leader/Ks 30.00 Publication Publication News Leader/Ks 30.00 MO Publication MOofSecretary of State Secretary State Missouri 475.93 Cellular Phone NorthwestNorthwest Missouri Cellular Cellular 475.93 Cellular Cellular Phone Northwest Missouri 475.93 Northwest Missouri Cellular 475.93 Cellular Phone Northwest Missouri Cellular Cellular 475.93 Phone Cellular Phone MTE MTE NWMO Region H HSRT 3,500.00 Contribution NWMO Region Region H HSRT 3,500.00 Contribution NWMO H HSRT 3,500.00 Contribution NWMO Region H HSRT 3,500.00 Contribution NWMO Region H HSRT 3,500.00 NWMSU Contribution NWMSU Catering Catering Pitney BowesPower Purchase Power Pitney Bowes Purchase SENIOR CITIZEN FUND SENIOR CITIZEN FUND SENIOR SENIOR CITIZEN CITIZEN FUND SENIOR FUND CITIZEN FUND Tipton Systems Tipton Systems Adwell, 5.00 Adwell, Ruth Ruth 5.00 Reimbursement Reimbursement Adwell, 5.00 Adwell, Ruth 5.00 Reimbursement Adwell, Ruth Ruth 5.00 Reimbursement Reimbursement SENIOR CTR Contribution GENTRYGENTRY COUNTYCOUNTY SENIOR CTR CTR 1,100.00 1,100.00 Contribution GENTRY COUNTY SENIOR 1,100.00 Contribution GENTRY COUNTY SENIOR CTR 1,100.00 Contribution GENTRY COUNTY SENIOR CTR 1,100.00 Contribution DEPUTY SUPPLEMENTAL FUND DEPUTY SUPPLEMENTAL FUND OF Contribution HOSPICEHOSPICE OF NW NW MISSOURI MISSOURI 36,000.0036,000.00 Contribution HOSPICE OF 36,000.00 Contribution HOSPICE OF NW MISSOURI 36,000.00 Contribution HOSPICE OF NW NW MISSOURI MISSOURI 36,000.00 ContributionDepartment Department of Revenue of Revenue LIFE LINE PROGRAM INC 2,000.00 Contribution LIFE LINE PROGRAM INC 2,000.00 Contribution LIFE LINE PROGRAM INC 2,000.00 Contribution LIFE LINELIFE PROGRAM INC 2,000.00 2,000.00 Contribution LINE PROGRAM INC Contribution MAITLAND NUTRITION SITE Contribution MAITLAND NUTRITION SITE 16,000.0016,000.00 Contribution MAITLAND NUTRITION SITE 16,000.00 Contribution MAITLAND NUTRITION SITE 16,000.00 Contribution MAITLAND NUTRITION SITE 16,000.00 Contribution BAD CHECK FUND BAD CHECK FUND NODAWAY AMBContribution NODAWAY COAMBAMB-CO PAT VANPAT 4,000.00 4,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY CO PAT VAN 4,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY CO AMBPAT VAN 4,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY CO AMBPAT VAN VAN 4,000.00 ContributionCardmember Service/0594 Cardmember Service/0594 NODAWAY COUNTY OATS 5,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY COUNTY OATS 5,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY COUNTY OATS 5,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY COUNTY OATS 5,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY COUNTY OATS 5,000.00 City Contribution City of Maryville of Maryville NODAWAY COUNTY SENIOR CTR 60,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY COUNTY SENIOR CTR 60,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY COUNTY SENIOR CTR 60,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY COUNTYCOUNTY SENIOR CTR 60,000.0060,000.00 Contribution NODAWAY SENIOR CTR Contribution of the Supreme Court Clerk of the Clerk Supreme Court News 30.00 Publication NodawayNodaway News Leader Leader 30.00 Publication Publication Nodaway News 30.00 Nodaway News Leader 30.00 Publication Nodaway News Leader Leader 30.00 Department PublicationDepartment of Revenue of Revenue Rosenbohm, Janet 7.95 Reimbursement Rosenbohm, Janet 7.95 Reimbursement Reimbursement Rosenbohm, Janet 7.95 Rosenbohm, Janet 7.95 Reimbursement Rosenbohm, Janet 7.95 Greater Reimbursement Greater Maryville Chamber Maryville Chamber SSM Home at Contribution SSM Home Home Care at St StCare Francis 20,000.0020,000.00 Contribution SSM Care at Francis 20,000.00 Contribution SSM Home Care at St Francis 20,000.00 Contribution SSM Home Care at St St Francis Francis 20,000.00 Contribution Hopkins Journal Hopkins Journal Rush Printing Rush Printing
CONCEALED WEAPONS CONCEALED WEAPONS FUND FUND CONCEALED WEAPONS FUND CONCEALED WEAPONS FUND CONCEALED WEAPONS FUND Accent & Accent Printing Printing &Printing Advertising Accent Advertising Accent Printing & Advertising Accent& Printing & Advertising Advertising Information Technologies Information Technologies Information Technologies Information Technologies Information Technologies Morphotrak Inc Morphotrak Inc Morphotrak Inc Morphotrak Inc Morphotrak Inc
4,000.00 Contribution Contribution CHECK FUND 5,000.00 Contribution BAD CHECKBAD FUND Contribution 1,099.00 Training 60,000.00 CardmemberCardmember Service/0594Service/0594 1,099.00 Training ContributionContribution City of Maryville 552.00 Investigations 30.00 Publication City of Maryville 552.00 Investigations Publication Clerk of the Supreme Court 410.00 Dues 7.95 Reimbursement Clerk of the Supreme Court 410.00 Dues Reimbursement Department 320.00 Fund Disbursem 20,000.00 Department of Revenue of Revenue 320.00 Fund Disbursement ContributionContribution Greater Maryville Chamber 50.00 Contribution Greater Maryville Chamber 50.00 Contribution Hopkins Journal 20.00 Publication Hopkins Journal 20.00 Publication 110.00 Office Supplies 36.00 Supplies Rush PrintingRush Printing 110.00 Office Supplies Supplies Sears 377.99 Contribution 357.00 Equipment Sears 377.99 Contribution Equipment 3,045.11 Equipment Equipment TIF FUND TIF FUND City of Maryville 44,502.61 Fund Disbursem City of Maryville 44,502.61 Fund Disbursement 48.63 Education Education ADMINISTRATION CENTER FUND 225.00 Education ADMINISTRATION CENTER FUND Education Accent Printing & Advertising 500.00 Supplies 160.88 Supplies Accent Printing & Advertising 500.00 Supplies Supplies Ameripride 4,996.26Supplies Custodial Suppli 92.50 Education Ameripride Services Inc Services Inc 4,996.26 Custodial Education Aura Designs 1,976.72 Maintenance 314.50 AuraScreen Designs 1,976.72 Maintenance Maintenance Aura Designs 1,976.72 Drug ScreenDrug Bumper to Bumper 8.51 Repairs 150.00 Education Bumper to Bumper 8.51 Repairs Education 227.84 Education Centurylink /Centurylink Phoenix / Phoenix 16,603.52 16,603.52 Telephone Telephone Education Cintas Corporation 1,470.79 Medical 50.00 Education Cintas Corporation 1,470.79 Medical Education City -ofWater Maryville - Water 766.43 Utilities 28.00 Reimbursement City of Maryville 766.43 Utilities Reimbursement Coenen Enterprises 5,084.20 Maintenance Coenen Enterprises 5,084.20 Maintenance Complete Outdoor Services 60.00 Maintenance Complete Outdoor Services 60.00 Maintenance Continental Fire Sprinkler 2,350.00 Fire Sprinkler 1,809.23 Uniforms Continental Fire Sprinkler 2,350.00 Fire Sprinkler Uniforms 4,435.20 Maintenance 770.00 Equipment Couts, Eric Couts, Eric 4,435.20 Maintenance Equipment Elevator Safety Services 150.00 Inspection 149.76 Equipment Elevator Safety Services 150.00 Inspection Equipment Elkins Swyers Co Inc 3,850.00 Equipment 2,766.12 Training Elkins Swyers Co Inc 3,850.00 Equipment Training Erickson Crain Construction 1,815.00 Construction 47.30 Reimbursement Erickson Crain Construction 1,815.00 Construction Reimbursement Geist & Air Condition 21.51 Reimbursement Geist Heating & AirHeating Condition 16,756.77 16,756.77 MaintenanceMaintenance Reimbursement Oil and 292.07 Fuel 300.00 Reimbursement Gray Oil andGray Gasoline CoGasoline Co 292.07 Fuel Reimbursement Hart's Pest Control 240.00 Maintenance 600.00 Mapping Hart's Pest Control 240.00 Maintenance Mapping J & Services S Cleaning Services 975.00 Maintenance 216.97 Training J & S Cleaning 975.00 Maintenance Training Jack Horners Machinery 216.00 Repairs 1,103.90 Uniforms Jack Horners Machinery 216.00 Repairs Uniforms Deere Financial 94.66 Repairs 254.55 Equipment John Deere John Financial 94.66 Repairs Equipment KCP&L Utilities 70.93 Repairs KCP&L 31,123.18 31,123.18 Utilities Repairs Maryville Glass 224.40 Maintenance 357.00 Software Maryville Glass & Lock Co & Lock Co 224.40 Maintenance Software Maryville Lumber Company 20.97 Maintenance 87.35 Reimbursement Maryville Lumber Company 20.97 Maintenance Reimbursement MeyerInc Laboratory Inc 90.75 Maintenance 1.90 Reimbursement Meyer Laboratory 90.75 Maintenance Reimbursement MissouriEnterprise Vocational Enterprise 360.00 Equipment 340.00 Training Missouri Vocational 360.00 Equipment Training Dept of Public Safety 25.00 Elevator 84.59 Reimbursement MO Dept of MO Public Safety 25.00 Elevator Reimbursement Monjar 152.50 Maintenance 254.63 Equipment Monjar Wood Shop Wood Shop 152.50 Maintenance Equipment 657.88 Supplies MOPERM MOPERM 14,460.00 14,460.00 Insurance Insurance Supplies Mozingo, 1,200.00 Trash Service 3,000.00 Investigations Mozingo, Randy N Randy N 1,200.00 Trash Service Investigations MTE 103.83 Supplies 75.39 Supplies MTE 103.83 Supplies Supplies Nelson 547.22 Maintenance 1,929.39 Equipment Nelson Plumbing IncPlumbing Inc 547.22 Maintenance Equipment NorthwestInc Implement Inc 134.64 Repairs 244.54 Reimbursement Northwest Implement 134.64 Repairs Reimbursement Northwest 86.50 Repairs 1,651.00 Uniforms Northwest Power SalesPower Sales 86.50 Repairs Uniforms Orschelns / Card Services/R&B 189.99 Repairs 95.74 Supplies Orschelns / Card Services/R&B 189.99 Repairs Supplies Store of Colors 1,550.00 Maintenance Store of Colors 1,550.00 Maintenance Sybert, Stephen 440.00 Maintenance Sybert, Stephen 440.00 Maintenance Tobin Construction 2,548.00 Maintenance 47.98 Office TobinSupplies Construction 2,548.00 Maintenance Office Supplies Mary L 238.01 Reimbursement 142.16 Reimbursement Walker, MaryWalker, L 238.01 Reimbursement Reimbursement Walmart /Community / Comm 647.78Supplies Janitorial Supplie 10,000.00 Computer Software Walmart Community Comm 647.78 Janitorial Computer Software Watkins& Hardware 160.34 Repairs 1,009.54 Office Supplies Watkins Hardware Appliances& Appliances 160.34 Repairs Office Supplies Westfall, Bob 889.21 Reimbursement 217.68 Reimbursement Westfall, Bob 889.21 Reimbursement Reimbursement Whipple, 267.50 Repair Telephone Repa Whipple, Robert D Robert D 267.50 Telephone Xtreme Electronics 720.00 Equipment Xtreme Electronics 720.00 Equipment 690.50 Office Supplies Office Supplies 1,499.79 Fees Fees 460.10 Training I, Beth Walker, the duly authorized agent appointed Training 88.72 Repairs Repairs by the County Commission of Nodaway County, State 495.00 Software Computer Software Computer of Missouri, to prepare for publication the financial 203.81 Software Computer Software Computer statement as required by Section 50.800 of the 587.60 Reimbursement Reimbursement Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1959, hereby certify that 350.00 Equipment Equipment I have diligently checked the records of said county 109.25 Publication Publication and that the above and foregoing is a complete and 750.00 Training Training correct statement of every item of information required 25.00 Notary Notary 946.11 Office Suppliesin said Section 50.800 of the Revised Statutes of Office Supplies 256.25 Training Training Missouri, 1959, for the year ending December 2013 2,147.39 Postage Postage and especially have I checked every kind and to 556.32 Equipment Equipment whom and for what such disbursement was made
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690.50 Office 690.50 Office Office Supplies 690.50 Supplies 690.50 Office Supplies 690.50 Office Supplies Supplies Fees 1,499.79 1,499.79 Fees 1,499.79 Fees 1,499.79 Fees 1,499.79 Fees 460.10 460.10 Training Training 460.10 460.10 Training 460.10 Training Training 88.72 88.72 Repairs Repairs 88.72 88.72 Repairs 88.72 Repairs Repairs 495.00 495.00 Computer Computer Software Software 495.00 Software 495.00 Computer Software 495.00 Computer Computer Software 203.81 Computer 203.81 Computer Computer Software Software 203.81 Software 203.81 Computer Software 203.81 Computer Software One less thing to worry about Tree removal & trimming 587.60 587.60 Reimbursement Reimbursement 587.60 587.60 Reimbursement 587.60 Reimbursement Reimbursement 350.00 Equipment 350.00 Equipment Now350.00 cleaning Maryville Equipment Stump removal 350.00 Equipment 350.00 Equipment 109.25 109.25 Publication Publication 109.25 109.25 Publication 109.25 Publication Publication 750.00 750.00 Training Training 750.00 750.00 Training 750.00 Training Training 25.00 25.00 Notary Notary 25.00 25.00 Notary 25.00 ~Notary Notary ~ Free Estimates 946.11 Office 946.11 Office Office Supplies 946.11 Supplies 946.11 Office Supplies 946.11 Office Supplies Supplies 256.25 256.25 Training Training 256.25 256.25 Training 256.25 Training Training 2,147.39 2,147.39 Postage Postage 2,147.39 Postage 2,147.39 Postage 2,147.39 Postage 556.32 556.32 Equipment Equipment 556.32 556.32 Equipment 556.32 Equipment Equipment
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660-582-7604 GOOD USED Amana washer and dryer, $200 for the pair. 660-582-8821. CRAFTSMAN 48” wood lathe, complete with motor, bench, 7 turning chisels and handbooks. In like new condition. Ready to turn wood today. $160. 660-944-2408. FOR SALE: 34 original hardback Hardy Boys Mystery books, $3 each. 660564-2294. 20-5
For Sale FOR SALE: Solid oak oval kitchen table, opens to 43”x67”, 2 leaves, 6 matching oak chairs, excellent condition, $600. Portable lawn, garden buildings. 660541-3046. 21-10
Real Estate FOR SALE: Seven houses, two mobile homes and one empty lot, sold as a package, good investment properties. 71 and selling all ten properties. Tarkio, 660-736-5261 for more details. 18-5
For Rent 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath apartment, W/D included. Available immediately, $475. 660-541-4232. 4-tfn
THE BIRCHES Apartments: Two bedroom, $500 month. Washer, dryer, trash and water provided. 660582-3027 or 660-582-3526. 3 BEDROOM ranch style home, 2 car garage. All appliances. Available February 5. 521 W. South Avenue, Maryville. 660-853-9808.
Wanted AMERICAN WALNUT buying standing walnut timber. 25 or more. Call 816232-6781 in St. Joseph for more details. 249-tfn
Help Wanted OTR COMPANY drivers for hoppers or dry vans. 90% of gross revenue, fuel surcharge, your authority or ours. Weekly settlements and direct deposit. Trailers available for rent. Fuel
cards. Also hiring O/O’s. 800-831-5740. 17-5 HELP WANTED for parttime and/or full-time driver with at least a Class B CDL for local hauling only. 660582-4442. 17-5 HELP WANTED for concrete construction and/or operating machinery for dirt work. 660-582-4442. OTR COMPANY drivers for hoppers or dry vans. 90% of gross revenue, fuel surcharge, your authority or ours. Weekly settlements and direct deposit. Trailers available for rent. Fuel cards. Also hiring O/O’s. 800-831-5740. 22-5
Legals February 3, 2014 The Northeast Nodaway R-V School District is currently accepting bids on the annual financial audit. Bids will be accepted through February 28, 2014. For more information please contact: Superintendent’s Office, 126 S. High School Ave., Ravenwood, MO 64479. 660-937-3112.
Nodaway County Service Coordination is currently looking to hire a full-time Service Coordinator who is knowledgeable about services and resources that are available for individuals with Developmental Disabilities. Must have a bachelor’s degree in a human services field. Travel and some late evenings will be required. Please send cover letter and resume to P.O. Box 454, Maryville, MO. 64468. EOE Deadline is February 10th.
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Class champion spellers
Pictured from left are class champions from the school-wide spelling bee at St. Gregory’s: Tori Allen (fifth grade), Owen Graham (sixth), Zane Stone (eighth), Gunnar Grispino (fifth), Patrick Baker (eighth), Kamryn Gastler (seventh), Mason Walk (seventh grade) and Marcello Brownsberger (sixth).
Grispino wins bee By TONY BROWN News editor
DAILY FORUM PHOTOS BY TONY BROWN
Girls just want to have fun
Top: Girls gather for the start of “musical hula hoops” Friday during the Daddy Daughter Dance in the Maryville Community Center gymnasium. The game, a version of musical chairs, has become a tradition at the event, which celebrated its tenth anniversary this year. Above: Girls look through a table piled high with an assortment of stuffed animals at Friday’s Daddy Daughter Dance, an annual night of music, games and food that has grown steadily in popularity.
Eight class champions competed in the St. Gregory School spelling bee Friday with fifth-grader Gunnar Grispino taking first place and eighth-grader Patrick Baker finishing second. Both boys will now go on to compete in the county-level competition of the Scripps National Spelling Bee, to be held this spring at Nodaway R-VI School in Hopkins. Other competitors on the final day of Catholic Schools Week included fifth-grader Tori Allen, sixth-graders Owen Graham and Marcello Brownsberger, seventhgraders Mason Walk and
Kamryn Gastler, and eighthgrader Zane Stone. Following the first six eliminations, Grispino and Baker went head to head for several rounds before the older boy stumbled over “quaver.” Grispino successfully completed the round and then unhesitatingly uttered the letters “l-a-w-y-er” to clinch the win. Words that proved the undoing of various other competitors included “enviable,” “basically,” “empower” and “deaf.” Owen Graham was forced to bow out of the contest after an apparent misunderstanding, mistaking the word “saying” for “sing.” It was an understandable error, since the official Scripps list
from which the words are read required that “saying” be pronounced as a single syllable, which the reader correctly did. Many would agree that “saying” has two syllables. Being proud students of Maryville’s only parochial school, various other contestants breezed through such words as “pope” and “confess” and likewise encountered no difficulty with such computer-age selections as “icon” and “software.” After successfully qualifying for the county competition, both Grispino and Baker were awarded $10 gift certificates redeemable at St. Gregory’s annual Scholastic Book Fair.
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Breakfast with Champions Congratulations to the
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