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PRESS NEWS PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL NEW LOCATION The Press-News Journal will soon move to their new location at 109 North Fourth in LaGrange in the former Presbyterian Church building. The building has been completely restored. The newspaper office will be located in the lower level of the building. The first date of operation in LaGrange will be April 1. More details and a history of the historic church building will be featured in an upcoming edition. The post office box will remain the same, P.O. Box 227, Canton, Mo. 63435
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A large crowd attended the FFA Alumni Auction held in Canton on March 2. Sullivan Auctioneers take bids on a load of round hay bales. Winter weather did not deter the large crowd from attending. The annual consignment auction benefits the local Canton FFA chapter.
Residence Hall at CulverStockton College undergoing complete renovation
Culver-Stockton College is currently renovating a residence hall, which when finished will offer amenities unlike any residence hall in the area. Ziegler Hall will offer up to 70 students premier “Condostyle” living, including kitchenettes in every suite, a private workout room, and a theatre room. Other amenities include individualized control over heating and air conditioning, two students per one bathroom and weekly maid service. Upgrades are also being made to the building’s safety features, outdoor spaces and
technological capabilities. The residence hall will have multiple safety enhancements, including heat detectors, strobes and emergency sprinklers. Outside improvements include a newly paved parking lot right behind the building reserved for residents and updated landscaping and patio furniture. Technological updates include an upgrade of the Wi-Fi network to wireless “N” technology, which is faster than any “G” network available. Students have had a large part in the design of the new living space. College officials
gathered recommendations and requests from students and the students’ feedback has guided the renovation. Students also get to help decide on the furniture of the common rooms and the exercise equipment. Students are excited about the opportunities provided by the renovation, and space is expected to go quickly with priority of housing assignments given to upperclassmen. The cost to live in this residence hall is $100 a month more than other CulverStockton residence halls. The overall cost of this renovation is $1 million. The
College has hired Janney Construction of Canton, Mo., for general contracting on this project and also has its own staff working on the project to keep costs down. The location of Ziegler Hall is idyllic, situated on the edge of a bluff, overlooking the river plain. The building was named after Leslie Ziegler, the president of the College from 1950-1956, and has traditionally been a men’s dorm. The renovation is expected to be completed by Aug. 1, 2013, ready for students by the 201314 school year.
HARLEM WIZARDS BASKETBALL AT HIGHLAND
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A daffodil peeks out through the snow, a sure sign the spring is on the way.
The Harlem Wizards entertainment basketball team is playing the Highland “Cougar Dawgs” at Highland High School on Wednesday, March 13 at 6:30 p.m. The Lewis County C-1 PTO is hosting the event. The Harlem Wizards played at Highland a few years ago and provided a very fun and entertaining evening. The Cougar Dawg team consists of principals, teachers, alumni, and community mem-
bers. Team members will include principals Larry Post and Alan Koch, Paul Scifres, Michele Ebeling, David Parrish, Luke and Tasha Rothweiler and Travis Fleer. Advance tickets can be purchased through Highland Elementary or Highland High School in the offices. Also, tickets can be purchased at local area banks including Town and Country Banks in LaBelle and LaGrange, Canton State Bank, Heartland Bank in
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LOCAL NEWS New Location for NEMO Regional Green Chapel Church Singers
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The main offices for Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission/Rural Development Corporation and Scotland County Public Housing Association is currently operating at a new location in Memphis, MO. The move to their new office building at 121 S. Cecil Street from 326 E. Jefferson Street (former East School Building) last week was successful. All offices in the facility are fully operational and are back to normal working hours. An open house for the public to view the new facility will be in the near future. NEMO Regional Planning Commission/Rural Development Corporation serves the counties of Adair, Clark, Knox, Lewis, Schuyler, and Scotland and the 33 incorporated cities in those counties.
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The Green Chapel Church provided the church service at the Lewis County Nursing home on March 3. The Green Chapel Children’s Choir sang for the nursing home residents and presented those attending the service with nice warm socks they had collected. Adults pictured with the choir are Terry Weathers and Vickie Mims.
Hoffman Receives 50 Year Pin
March OATS Schedule Kyle Hamlin Joins in Lewis County OATS transportation is available to anyone regardless of age, income, disability, race, gender, religion, or national origin. From Lewis County to: Hannibal every second Monday; Quincy- Tuesdays and Canton, Canton in town, second and third Friday To schedule a ride, simply call the volunteer OATS contact in your community. Canton-Leta Gaus 573-2885548; Durham and Maywood-Patsy Geery 573-4783388; Ewing-Lucille Gillespie 573-209-3424; LaGrange and contract trips- Edith Schmuck 573-655-4269; Lewistown-Marie Scoggin 573-215-2411; Knox and Lewis County to LaBelle (includes workshop): MondayThursday, except holidays. All times are approximate. Pickup times: Knox City-6:35 a.m.; LaBelle- 6:50 a.m.; LaGrange-7:45 a.m. Canton- 8a.m.; Lewistown-8:20 a.m. LaBelle Workshop, 7:00 a.m./8:30 a.m.Leave 2:10 p.m./ 2:45 p.m. To schedule a ride on this route Call OATS Office at 800-654-6287 County Committee Meeting will be March 15, Canton Nutrition Site, 1:00 p.m. All OATS meetings are open to the public. Anyone can ride. OATS, Inc. Is not just for seniors, but for Rural Missourians regardless of age or income that are in need of transportation. Individuals, organizations, groups, or agencies may contract with OATS for transportation services. Special Agreements may extend for as little as one hour or for one year with an option for renewal. If you or your group need transportation services beyond what is scheduled in the county, OATS might be able to accommodate you. For schedules or more information call your regional office at 1-800-6546287, or visit our website at www.oatstransit.org.� OATS is funded, in part, through contracts with the Missouri Elderly and Handicapped Transportation Assistance Program (MEHTAP), the Northeast Missouri Area Agency on Aging, the Missouri Department of Transportation, rider donations, and private contributions. OATS is an equal opportunity employer M/F/ H/V, non-profit, tax-exempt organization. Annual “Bakeless Bake Sale� Fundraiser Going On Now Help keep public transportation available for the day when you or a loved one might need it.Send your contribution to: Marie Scoggin OATS, Inc., Lewis County Support Committee Treasurer 401 East Main, Apt 21,Lewistown, MO 63452
American Angus Association
Kyle Hamlin, Lewistown, Mo., is a new member of the American Angus AssociationÂŽ, reports Bryce Schumann, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Mo. The American Angus Association, with more than 25,000 active adult and junior members, is the largest beef breed association in the world. Its computerized records include detailed information on more than 17 million registered Angus. The Association records ancestral information, keeps production records on individual animals, and develops industry-leading selection tools for its members. These programs and services help members select and mate the best animals in their herds to produce quality genetics for the beef cattle industry and quality beef for consumers.
Craft Lodge 287 A.F. & A.M. of Canton, Mo., recently conferred upon worshipful brother George W. Hoffman his 50 year pin on January 7, 2013. Pictured with Submitted photo George is his wife Marilyn.
Financial Services Office to host FAFSA assistance night at Culver-Stockton The Student Financial Services Office is hosting a FAFSA Assistance Night, March 14 from 4- 7 p.m. in Room 208 of the Herrick Foundation Center at Culver-Stockton College. The goal of this event is to assist students in correctly filling out the FAFSA within institutional, state and federal priority dates to assure students receive the maximum amount of financial aid they are eligible for. Those attending are encouraged to apply for a federal PIN prior to the event. This can be done at www.pin.ed.gov. Both parents and students need their own PIN to complete the application. Other necessary documents needed to complete the FAFSA include: all 2012 tax forms and W2s for parents and student; current balances of cash, saving and checking accounts; and net worth of investments for both student and parent. This is a community service event, free and open to the public. Parents, college students and high school students planning to attend any college are encouraged to attend. Members of the Culver-Stockton Student Financial Services office will be on hand to answer questions and assist in the filing of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Those planning to attend are encouraged, but not required, to RSVP by phone at (573) 288-6307, or by e-mailing financialaid@culver.edu.
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AROUND THE COUNTY UPCOMING EVENTS March 9
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Ridgerunner Jamboree 7:30 p.m.
Durham United Methodist Church Pancake & Sausage Breakfast 6 am
March 10 Ewing
The Lion’s Club Fish Fry on Friday, March 1 from 4:307 p.m.
March 16-17 St. Patrick Mo St. Patrick Events See ad on page A7 for listing
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Newark Fire Dept Soup Supper 5 p.m. at Newark Town Hall
March 13 Ewing Harlem Wizards at Highland High School doors open 5:30 p.m.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS. COUNTRY, BLUEGRASS & GOSPEL MUSIC Do you recognize this local landmark? Deb Shepard of Canton correctly guessed last week’s photo as the top of the Post Office building in Canton. Send your guesses to news@lewispnj.com. Each week we’ll print a photo of a landmark in Lewis County. Winner receives bragging rights and their name listed proudly in the Press-News Journal! Show off your knowledge of Lewis County Landmarks! If you have a photo of a landmark that you’d like to submit, please send it to news@lewispnj.com.
The Northeast Missouri Rabbit Breeders Association had and event at the Palmyra Fairgrounds on March 2. The Oyster Prairie 4-H Club was in charge of the food stand at the event. Joshua and Hanna Wellman of Maywood won Best of Breed in Class A and Best of Variety and Best of Show in Class B. Pictured are Joshua Wellman and rabbit judge Mike Avesing.
Bingo at LaBelle Bingo will be held at the LaBelle Fire Department on March 22, April 5 and 19, May 10 and 17 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Proceeds will benefit local youth group. Sloppy joes, sloppy nachos, hot dogs, chips and soda will be available. Everyone is welcome to attend
Sequestration Affect on NECAC Services On Friday, the federal government will make a series of forced funding cuts under what’s called sequestration. President Obama has released a “doomsday” list of programs that he says will be hurt by the move, which will cut 5.1 percent from domestic spending for the remaining seven months of fiscal 2013. NECAC’s contracts with the federal government to deliver programs and services will be adjusted by 5.1 percent, unless a different formula is approved or other changes are made. Programs that will be affected include several which are important to Community Action, including the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), the Women, Infants and Children program and energy assistance. Others that will be impacted include Head Start, job training, education funding, law enforcement, child care, public health, senior meals programs, food safety and mental health programs. However, NECAC is poised to withstand the cuts. The reasons include: *The agency already had budgeted this year for a 25 percent reduction in CSBG funding. *Some NECAC funding sources may absorb the 5.1 percent cut and not pass it along. *Some NECAC funding is direct assistance that won’t be impacted. Keep in mind that further changes may be in store because the Continuing Resolution that is currently running the government (since Obama and Congress have failed to pass a budget for four years) runs out March 27. If another Continuing Resolution is approved before that date, it will likely include the same amount of funding for domestic programs at current levels. Keep in mind also that these aren’t really “cuts.” They are reductions in the amount of growth in federal spending.
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Maywood Cemetery Association Memorial Service The Maywood Cemetery Association will meet on Sunday afternoon, March 10, at 2 p.m. at the South Union Baptist Church in Maywood. The memorial service will honor Dale Eisenberg, Eula Thomas, Neva Tallman and Maurice Tonnies. For questions or to make a contribution, contact Loretta Bringer, 4125 C R 118, Maywood, Mo. 63454 or Daniel Griesbaum, 28495, St. Hwy O, Maywood, Mo. 63454
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Chase Anderson MDA Memorial Rodeo to be held The 2013 Chase Anderson MDA Memorial Rodeo will be held March 15 and 16 at Rockin’A Arena, 5303 Hwy C, Palmyra, Mo. Show begins each evening at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds will be donated to the local MDA chapter in memory of Chase Anderson. This is one of the major events held in the state-of-the-art, indoor arena with full concessions area and public seating on 14 acres. The first annual MDA rodeo packed the arena with over 2,000 visitors. Cowboys and cowgirls will compete for prize money that weekend in steer wrestling, saddle Bronc riding, calf and team roping, barrel racing,bull riding and much more. Outlaw Rodeo Productions of Columbia, Mo is the contractor for this event and hosts an ultimate rodeo experience with all the elements from great music to pyrotechnics.
Equine health clinic to be held March 16 Performance horses are athletes of the equine world. Horse’s bodies are extremely vulnerable to injury due to the strain of athletic conditioning regardless of their discipline. It takes a good team of educated owner, veterinarian, farrier, nutritionist and trainer working together to optimize a horse’s health and performance. The industry has certainly taken a hit with the economy. But with these incredible animals bring a huge amount of dollars to the economy, in that, people buy trucks, trailers, food, veterinary care, clothes and many more, which adds to the economic growth of this country. In recent years, there has been a decrease in horses because of the cost of owning them and along with that decrease are unwanted and neglected horses. An instructional clinic will begin at 9:00 a.m. Mar. 16, with Dr. David Hudson from the Canton Veterinary Clinic, Palmyra office, will be drawing blood from the horses for mandatory testing for coggins in order to be transported from state to state and to compete in horse events. Dr. Hudson will bring with him recommended immunizations also. Dr. Hudson graduated from the University of Missouri Columbia School of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. He joined the Canton Veterinary Clinic after practicing at a northeast Missouri clinic for 4 ½ years. He is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), Missouri Veterinary Medical Association (MVMA), previous MVMA Northeast District vice-president, and a board member of the Lewis/Marion Co. Cattlemen’s Association. There is no admission fee for attendance, but owners will be charged a fee set by the provider for services to their horses. Breakfast and Lunch will be available for purchase by Allen’s barbeque from Pittsfield, Ill. There will be a few tables of tack and craft items available for purchase also. We are excited to be able to offer this service to our equine friends on March 16 at the MM Ranch east of Maywood, Mo. and west of Quincy, Ill. Starting at 9:00 a.m. and ending at 3:00 p.m. For more information, you may call 573-406-2301.
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COMMUNITY NEWS Durham Methodist to hold breakfast
Locals perform at Piano Ensemble Festival
The Durham Methodist Church will hold their annual pancake and sausage breakfast on March 9 from 6 a.m. to noon. Free will donation accepted. Sausage, ribs, lard and loins will also be available for sale. The public is welcome.
LaGrange News
By Myrna Hoteling
Randy and Pam Shubert now residing in the Lake of the Ozarks,, still have ties to this area. Friday night they spent the evening with her sister, Tammy Neil and family and Saturday they arrived at her parents, Bert and Pat Cottrell of LaGrange, Pam attended a bridal shower in Camp Point that afternoon. Tammy Neil, Braxton and Brayden joined the group for visiting. Following church Sunday, they joined friends for lunch at Ruby Tuesdays. Curtis Farr attended the funeral for his long time friend, Martha Lou O’Dear and visited with her children. Kim, Aron and Brock Schneider brought fish dinners from the Lions Club to her grandparents, Raymond and Bessie Stambaugh on Friday evening. They enjoyed their meal and visiting with family. Delbert Hoteling called Myrna Hoteling to report the death of a cousin in Macomb, Ill. It was Lola Lambert, the wife of Charles. She had been ill for some time. Connie Vaughn has returned to her home in Palmyra, but will soon be entering the hospital for leg surgery. Last week on Feb. 22, Janice Smith baked an angel food cake for her Dad, Bruce Solter, birthday. Larry and Joyce Solter also enjoyed the celebration with lots of visiting. A number of other were ill at that time. The granddaughter of Alvin and Mary Vaughn, Lexie Vaughn, built and decorated a snowman on their deck on one of her snow days. They enjoyed it from the inside. Phyllis Heindselman joined other retirees from the clinic at the Village Inn on Wednesday. March Madness found Nancy Howe at the girls basketball tournament in Normal, Ill on Friday and Saturday. Her granddaughter, Cassidy Foley, was a member of the Quincy Notre Dame basketball team that won the State Tournament. One of the crowd supporters, was a young man dressed like a cookie monster, Andrew Vaughn. Happy Birthday wishes go to former LaGrange resident Robert Arnold Vancil. Arnold turned a young 91 years old and lives in Portland, Oregon. He enjoys visiting by telephone to several current and former LaGrange residents, including Robert Farr and Jane Thomas, who lives out west. Mr. Vancil has a wonderful memory of people and places in LaGrange and likes to keep in touch with friends.
Maywood News
By Loretta Bringer
Snow every day this week has caused a lot of people to stay home and we are hoping for a spring thaw soon. The Maywood Cemetery annual meeting is this Sunday March 10, at 2 p.m. at the South Union Baptist Church in Maywood. Anyone with an interest in the cemetery is welcome to attend. Marvin Bringer volunteered at the Caring Cup in Hannibal Regional Hospital on Monday. The auxiliary is looking for new members that would enjoy working at this new coffee bar. It is a fun volunteer position and you meet a lot of new people. If you are interested contact the volunteer office at the hospital. Paul and Irene Durst met their daughter, Linda, for lunch after church last Sunday and attended the Catholic Brunch in LaGrange following church this Sunday. Paul and Irene met Mary and Wayne Snodgrass for supper Monday evening at the Tower in Quincy and Mary and Wayne departed later in the week on a cruise. It was great to see Deb Barkley back in church on Sunday after she has had recent surgery. Charilyn Stalder was happy to have her daughter, LeAnn, granddaughter, Jaclyn, and her great grandson visiting the service. Bro. Jeremy Wallace has resigned his pastorate at South Union Baptist and his last service will be on Easter Sunday. The church family is having a luncheon in his honor after the worship service on Sunday, March 24th. Bro. Jeremy and his wife Rachel are employed at Hannibal LaGrange University. Paul and Irene Durst attended the fish fry at the Legion in LaGrange on Friday evening. A number of folks in the area attend and enjoy the food and fellowship. Democrat Days were held in Hannibal this weekend and George Keller was able to attend and enjoy seeing his grandson, Kale Gosney speak in the Saturday evening banquet program. Jon Hagler, Secretary of Agriculture, for Missouri was the featured speaker. The brunch was attended by Gov. Nixon. Rachel and Bobby Shepherd were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Marvin and Loretta Bringer. Judge Rachel Bringer Shepherd attended a one day Presiding Judge’s Conference at the Lake on Friday. It is always good to see old friends and I saw Mrs. Takahashi Saturday and she said her first teaching position was at the Suddath school in Taylor. She remembered having some students by the name of Griesbaum. She and her husband live in St. Charles and both are retired teachers.I have visited with her many times and did not realize she had taught locally. Her home town was Center.
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The 20th annual Piano Ensemble Festival was held at the Kroc Center on Jan. 19. Students, parents, friends and teachers performed on 10 keyboards under the direction of Paul Shelor. The Piano Festival is sponsored by the Quincy Conservatory of Music/Illinois State Music Teachers Association. Lewis County piano teachers Mary Dieker, Sarah Polett, Josie Walsh and Derek Froman and their students performed in the festival. The following students, family and friends participated in the festival: Jace Taylor, Madison Tate, Madison Gorrell, Mackenzie Tate, Emilee Gorrell, Hannah Cottrell, Travis Gorrell, Hanna Rieffer, Emily Rieffer, Mat Holt, Brady Davis, Will Neisen, Dayton Job, Susan Job, Carly Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Mary Neisen and Matthew Froman. Graduating seniors Sarah Polett and Josie Walsh were recognized. Derek Froman, Matthew Froman and Sydney Luttrull were also honored as scholarship winners. The program opened with the National Anthem and was followed by a variety of music including Disney favorites, folk songs, popular and classical melodies. The program closed with Leroy Anderson’s Sleigh Ride. Mary Dieker, Mary Neisen, Josie Walsh, Sarah Polett, Derek Froman and Matthew Froman performed in this group.
LEWIS COUNTY HISTORY
BACKWARD GLANCES From the pages of early Lewis County newspapers 25 Years Ago The Press-News Journal Feb. 12, 1988 Sever charter members of the Canton Branch of AAUW were recognized at the 25th anniversary meeting on Monday night. Those honored were Ruth Schryver, Margaret Richard, Lona McCampbell, Carol Jo Sandy, Mary Eunice McReynolds, Margaret Miller and Mae Hootman. Prairie View Rest Home Valentine royalty were recently crowned. Queen was Mabel Briscoe and King was Leslie Heckrodt. First runnersup were Maxine Hamilton and Lee Kroeger and second runners-up were Clayton Haines and Adna Benson. 45 Years Ago The Press-News Journal Feb. 15, 1968 Boys camped in City Park last weekend in observance of the 58th year of Boy Scouting. A Tenderfoot Investiture was conducted for Steve Wright, Wesley Dudgeon, Ricky Janney, Rick Coartney and Terry Spurgeon. In addition to the Tenderfoot Scouts, also attending were Brad Allan, Tim Blackmore, David Besgrove, Neil Climenhaga, Doug Day, Glenn Dorris, Clarence Garner, Rick Howe, Scott Howe, Jack McBride, Mike Moore, Steve Roberson, Billy Schryver, Greg Stephenson, Jerry Stephens, and Steve Wagner. Keith Garner, assistant Scoutmaster and Bill Dorris, were also in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Lee have adopted a baby boy who was born Dec. 7 and has been named Robert Edwin Thomas. Funeral services for Mrs. W.L. Ellery were held Feb. 9 in LaGrange, Alice Bird, the daughter of Thomas and Lona Reid, was born in Chicago on Oct. 24, 1874. She was united in marriage to Dr. W.L. Ellery on Sept. 12, 1905. She was preceded in death by her husband. The Canton Public
school’s Kindergarten has gotten underway with 67 children in attendance. The class is divided into morning and afternoon sessions, with Mrs. Charles Olson teaching the morning session and Mrs. Wesley Towin in the afternoon. Mrs. Lew Dollinger is a teacher aide for both sessions. This is the first year for kindergarten under the direction of the public school. 50 Years Ago The Press-News Journal Feb. 21, 1968 The Lewis County Health Department will sponsor polio clinics in the county schools. The Saulk polio vaccine has been very effective in the prevention of polio. Only six cases of polio were reported in Missouri in 1962. The following boys won the Cotton Bowl house bowling tournament and were presented a trophy last Saturday, given by Paul Wheeler and presented by Mrs. Janice Orf. Winning were Joe McReynolds, Tom Zenge, Gary Lupardus, Bruce Zenge and Mike Lowe. LaGrange bowlers, Ray Sullens and Danny Eisenbeiss, won the doubles title in the Christmas bowling tournament at the Cotton Bowl. 75 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal Feb. 17, 1938 The LaGrange Indicator reached the age of 45 years last week and with this issue begins its 46th volume. It was established in 1893 by four enterprising young men: Joe M. Hirons, Jerry M. and Sam B. Jeffries and Horace P. Tate, with Jerry Jeffries as editor. They sold the paper in 1896 to Prof. J.N. Noleen, a teacher in LaGrange College, and his sister, Mrs. Mary Norman of Monroe City, who published it until 1910 when they sold it to W.R. Painter and son, R. H. Painter.
85 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal Jan. 25, 1928 Lewis County Herefords carried off the honors at the Des Moines show last week. R.C. Glaves and son sold Marvel’s Bonnie for $1,225 and Otho Wilson sold a senior bull calf for $1,100. They were the finest in the Des Moines show. James Asbury Mitchell, MD, 73, prominent Adams County doctor, died at his home in Ursa. HE was born in Lewis County, the son of MR. and Mrs. James T. Mitchell, pioneer settler of the county, May 16, 1883. Dr. Mitchell married Elizabeth Patton of Lewistown, Elven children were born, eight of whom are living. Olen W. Hetzler, son of William Hetzler of Maywood, who recently joined the regular Army, sailed today (Feb. 10) on the U.S. Army transport Cambrai on a 12,000 mile trip to join the American garrison in the Philippine Islands. Del Weaver went to Williamstown Wednesday driving four horses to the hearse to take the casket for he burial of Miss Bettie Ford. Hazel Grove. The Lewis County Journal Jan 29, 1918 Dr. R.S. McCullom of Durham met a tragic death, the result of an unexplained fire in his home Monday night. Neighbors saw flames in the house and found the doctor unconscious and badly burned. HE was removed to Dr. Custer’s office and Dr. Custer took him to Quincy the next morning where he died in the afternoon with regaining consciousness enough to explain anything. The remains were laid to rest by the side of hie wife, who preceded him to the grave by only a few weeks. Many of our citizens will be interested to learn that a 20 inch vein of what appears to be excellent coal has been discov-
ered in the bank of Little Grassy Creek, on the farm of Geo. Waggoner near Ewing. Mrs. Emma Schork had the misfortune to lose her summer’s supply of meat by fire Monday night. She had six hogs killed and was smoking the meat when the house caught fire from the coals and burned to the ground. Nothing was saved of it. The Str. Black Hawk was lost in the Tennessee River when ice gorges broke at Cairo recently. The Black Hawk, originally a tow boat, was an old craft. A few years ago she was in the Burlington-Quincy trade for a short time and previous to that was well known on this part of the river as the Silver Crescent, plying between Keokuk and Quincy. 125 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal Feb. 21, 1888 Addison Goodson of Tolona, a year ago went to California and now writes back that he is tired of living on climate and wants to get back where the climate will produce something substantial. The Masonic Lodge of Canton will give a grand social and banquet at their elegant new hall on Feb. 21. A great amount of preparation has been made to entertain right royalty and it promises to be the event of the season in Canton. We are authorized to say that the ball in Canton next Tuesday night is not given by the Mason. The banquet by the Masons is to be in their new hall, while the ball is in another place altogether and is not under the direction of the Masonic Lodge. We notice that Canton is to have a pickle factory. This is an enterprise worthy of our neighbor. We are informed that the projector of this enterprise represents a capital of $60,000. The firm is to build a house 50x100 feet in Canton and we predict for them a prosperous business. C Y
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LOCAL NEWS Highland Student LaBelle Senior Center News Participates in FCCLA The LaBelle Senior Center is in need of volunteers to out with fund raisers to help keep the center operatLegislative Shadowing help ing. The Center will be serving a Sunday dinner on the fourth Sunday of each month. The next dinner will be Project March24 with serving from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Center will serve breakfast on Good Friday, March 29 from Alyssa Reynolds, a junior at Highland High School, participated in the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Legislative Shadowing Project on Feb. 20. Mrs. Billie Miller is the local chapter advisor and accompanied Miss Reynolds to the Capital City. Sponsored by the Missouri Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), the program provides an opportunity for junior and senior high school students to spend a day with their state representative, senator or other public official at the State Capitol. The students observe hearings, meetings and other public duties. The Legislative Shadowing Project, now in its 13th year, is conducted by Missouri FCCLA, the Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) for family consumer sciences education. A dinner banquet, sponsored by The Missouri Bar, was held for participants on Feb. 19. Tours of the Governor’s Mansion and State Capitol also were provided. The Legislative Shadowing Project allows students to connect their interests in law, public service, civic issues and the political process with their education. The event is designed to help students develop a better understanding of the political process and its impact on citizens. FCCLA attempts to match students with officials from their local school districts wherever possible. Miss Reynolds had the opportunity to shadow Representative Craig Redmon. The students prepare for the event by becoming familiar with their official’s responsibilities and current issues. When matched with a legislator, the student becomes knowledgeable about the bills introduced and committees on which the legislator serves. FCCLA is a nonprofit student organization for young men and women, grades 6-12, in family consumer sciences education. Missouri FCCLA has more than 11,500 members in 353 local chapters, making it the fifth-largest FCCLA state association in the nation. Reynolds serves as President of the Highland chapter.
6:30 to 10:30 a.m. A bake sale will also be held. The ladies are working on crafts every Wednesday and everyone is welcome to come in and help out. The spaghetti supper and Bingo has been cancelled due to another similar event in town the same night. Anyone, any age, can eat at the Center, please call in by 9 a.m. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the good food.
Shires and Blackburn Annual Family Dinner The Shires and Blackburn family descendents met on Feb. 14 at the Saints Avenue Restaurant for their annual get-together. Thirty-four people enjoyed lunch and visiting. Several were ill and unable to attend. They were missed. Those present were: Conrad and Norma McNay, George and Marilyn Hoffman, Lester Hoffman, Travelle Whitaker, Kay Boese, Elizabeth Mosley, Louise Davidson, Ashley Bockhold, Nellie Shires, Tim Shires, Danny Shires, Peggy Sue Shires, Adam and Kelsi Thurman, Jessie and Eric Krueger, Arizona and Janna. Katherine Jaro, Brandon Johnson, Landon Johnson and Autumn Johnson. Jack Johnson, Jeannie and Chet Tellier, Betty and Don Fifer, Aloma and Jerry Shoop, Billy and Shirley Turner and Joe Cupp. Kelsey Shires (Tim’s daughter) was our waitress for the day. The date was set for February 23, 2014 at the Saints Avenue Restaurant for next year. It was also announced the same day, August 4, 2013 for the fall reunion to be held at the Madison Park on 24th and Maine Street, Quincy, Ill. A carry in dinner will be held at noon. Host for this year is Conrad and Norma McNay.
Lewis County Lady Landowner Workshop Beef Production Seminar to be held
The MU Greenley Research Center will be hosting a Beef Cattle Seminar on March 14 featuring MU Extension faculty Dr. Ron Plain, Agricultural Economist and Dr. Kelly Nelson, Research Agronomist at Greenley Research Center. Dr. Plain will be discussing current trends in beef production, demand factors and profitability prospects for the coming year. Dr. Nelson presents an interesting program about cover crops for forage production. The evening begins at 6:00 pm with a free meal with the programming beginning at 6:45 p.m. Plan to attend this outstanding opportunity to learn more about improving herd profitability and productivity. Please RSVP by March 8 to Zac Erwin, MU Livestock Specialist at (573)767-5273, or Karisha Devlin, MU Agri-Business Specialist at (660)397-2179.
University of Missouri Extension and the Lewis County Soil and Water Conservation District would like to invite all women landowners or interested persons to the Lady Landowner Workshop on Tuesday, March 27 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 pm at the Monticello United Methodist Church. This agency recognizes that the number of women owning and helping in the management of land in Northeast Missouri is a growing number and we hope that this workshop is especially helpful. Topics to be presented include: Crop Insurance and Basics of Grain Marketing; the Truth about Preservatives, Organic, and Public Nutrition; NRCS and FSA; Caring for Plants During a Drought; and Farm Estate Planning. There is a no cost to attend and lunch will be provided. Attendees are asked to please RSVP by Friday, March 22. This may be done by calling the Lewis County Extension Office at 573-767-5273.
Beilstein Open House
(Left) Beilstein Camper Sales held an open house March 1 to 3. Despite the winter weather, many people attended to see what camping options are available. Refreshments were served by Teresa Morrall, Bev Daggs, Barb Shires and Linda Bader. The public is always welcome to view the wide selection of campers. Belistein Camper Sales is located south of LaGrange on Highway 61.
Knox City News By Nancy Shouse
Nancy Shouse took Tammy Jones of Memphis to Columbia University Hospital on Monday for some tests. Robert Pape of Colony and Dwight and Dee Pape of Knox City spent Sunday with their sister, Lily Turner of Ashland. She served them dinner. Bill Wiseman and Jay Wolter of Knox City cleaned out LaVeta Wolter road and drive since we have been having so much snow. Knox City Cemetery Association’s yearly meeting is March 11 at 7 p.m. at the Knox City American Legion. Mowing bids are to be sent to Larry Denver Davis of LaBelle, Mo.., by March 7, if interested in mowing and trimming the cemetery. Bids will be opened at the meeting. R.D. Paper of Colony went to Palmyra on Saturday evening to meet “Roller� for a fish fry to help him celebrate his turning 62 years old. All other workers that he worked with were present. We have had enough snow for awhile, lets let this get gone before we get any more. Most roads are passable but you have to be careful on the country roads as they are mostly one way. Highways are all clear around my area. Donnie Lewis of Canton brought KFC on Saturday to LaVeta Wolters house, his wife had a birthday on Thursday. Others present were Jessica, Roxann, Jared and Jeremiah Lewis of Canton and Nancy Shouse. Can’t say how old Roxann was, she would get mad at me.
When God calls our child home Its hard to know what to say, When one so young is taken away. Far to soon she had to part, Her memory forever engraved in our heart. We only knew her for a short while, But the life she led made us smile. She was so beautiful and oh so rare, Life as they say just isn’t fair. Those gone before her will watch her with care, Till the day comes we’ll all join her there. Know Ellen is watching from heaven above, And with each ray of sunshine, she is sending her love. Happy Birthday Ellen, Love, Mom, Dad, Jessie, Daniel March 4,4,2000 2000-May 23,2007 2007 March - May 23,
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LOCAL NEWS O”Brien and Heins to wed in October
Graves and Kosark Engagement
Birth Announcementt Shawn and Lacey Spurgeon of Canton, are the parents of a daughter, born Jan. 11, 2013, at Blessing Hospital, Quincy, Ill. She weighed eight pounds, one ounce and has been named Devyn Nicole. Grandparents are Lee and Nadine Berhorst, Canton; Susan Spurgeon, Williamstown and Jovonna Spurgeon of Canton. Greatgrandparents are Raymond and Ruth Clay, Canton and Jean Schmidt, Lewistown. She joins a brother, Dominique and a sister, Peyton.
Pancake & Sausage Breakfast MICHELLE O’BRIEN AND BENJAMIN HEINS
The engagement of Michelle Lynn O’Brien and Benjamin Wayne Heins both of Kansas City, Mo., has been announced by their parents. The bride-elect is the daughter of Vernon and Dee O’Brien of Durham, Mo. She graduated from Highland High School in 2000 and from the University of Illinois in 2004 with a bachelor of science degree in business administration. She will graduate in May from the University of Central Missouri with a master of science degree in communication science disorders. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Bruce and Roberta Heins of Marcelline, Mo. He graduated from Liberty High School in Missouri in 2002 and from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2006 with a bachelor of science degree in civil and environmental engineering Heins is a project engineer at Lutjen in North Kansas City, Mo. An October 26, 2013 wedding is planned in the Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Ewing, Mo.
Durham United Methodist Church LAYCIE GRAVES AND ZACHARY KOSARK
Dave and Robin Graves have announced the engagement of their daughter, Laycie Lynn Graves to Zachary Alexander Kosark, son of Randy and Brenda Kosark, all of Washington, Mo. Graves is also the granddaughter of Bob and Sharon Tiemann of Ewing and Joyce and the late Floyd L. “Vern” Graves of Palmyra. The bride-elect is a 2007 graduate of Washington High School and graduated from Missouri State University and Cox College in 2012 with a bachelor of science in radiography. She is employed as a registered radiologic technologist at Mercy Hospital in Washington. Mr. Kosark graduated from Washington High School in 2007 and from Missouri State University in 2011 with a bachelor of science in education. He is employed by the school district of Washington as an eighth grade history teacher. The couple are planning a June 22, 2013 wedding at Memorial Baptist Church in New Haven.
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Canton FFA members served food at the FFA Alumni auction held March 2. Pictured are Sam Ryan, Katie Elder, Jessie Campen, Emily Dochterman, Bethany Hoffman and advisor Lezlie Taylor.
Minutes from City of LaBelle Minutes from the City of LaBelle. Minutes are edited for publication in the newspaper. A complete copy of the minutes can be obtained from LaBelle City Hall. The LaBelle Board of Aldermen met in open session on Dec. 10 at City Hall with Mayor Larry Hackemack presiding. Aldermen Present were Roy Lewis, Cecil Morrow, Benny Kaylor, Christopher Parrish, Paul Harvey, and Justin Parrish. Others present were Debra Hudnut, Debra Lay, Wayne Rudd, Mike Logston, Bartlett & West Engineering,Sam Huenefeldt, David Bugh and Rodney Freeman, ADM and Neil Lay, Jeff Lay,
Kenny Rush In new business, Mike Logston gave update report on the new water line and tower project, he left a copy of the new layout of the plans so the city crew can check and mark where the water meters are located on the old water lines, he advised from start to finish the project would take about nine months, water tower one year, bids might start running in late summer early fall on the whole project. Debra Lay, Tax Collector gave update report on city taxes and reported that all the taxes that had been at the collection agency were now back here at city hall and some had already been collected..
The yearly insurance with Anthem Blue Cross for the LaBelle City Employee’s was discussed, it was noted the employee’s had met and gone over different options with the insurance agent same coverage but a higher out of pocket deductible had been picked to save the city some money on the monthly cost by the employee’s and the employee’s was still wanting to pay for the vision insurance, this was discussed. Alderman Paul Harvey made a motion to approve the change in the coverage of the Anthem Blue Cross Insurance with Option 18 instead of Option 2 to save on the cost for the city and for the employee’s to still
pay for the vision cost of the insurance. ADM Street Maintenance Agreement with Archer-Daniels-Midland was discussed and it was best to leave the agreement unsigned by both parties at this time, but to still bill ADM for the chip and seal work that had been agreed upon in the fall when the street work was done. Mayor Hackemack reported that he was still having dog problems and nothing else to report. During Alderman Comments or Concerns: there is a tree that needs to be trimmed at the intersection on the west/north side of the old school.
Canton Community Athletic Association
Summer League Ball Signup There will be 4 sign-up dates and after those dates, your child will be accepted on a space available basis. SIGN-UP: Friday, March 8th - 6 - 8 p.m. Saturday, March 9th – 9 a.m. to Noon Sunday, March 10th – 2-4 p.m. Tuesday, March 12th – 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Canton High School Cafeteria Cost Per Age Group T-Ball Girls & Boys: $15 Pitch Machine: $20 Girls 7 – 13 & Boys 7 – 12: $20 Girls 14 – 18 & Boys 13 - 18: $30 Children must be accompanied by parent or guardian Must know child’s exact date of birth League fee must be paid at time of sign-up No sign-up will be allowed unless fee is paid!
SHARE and HEAL support groups meet in March SHARE, a support group for parents and grandparents coping with the death of a child, will hold its monthly meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 14 in the Oncology Resource Room – Cancer Center Entrance on Blessing Hospital’s 11th Street Campus. The SHARE support group is open to families who have lost a child due to miscarriage, stillbirth, accident, illness or suicide. HEAL, a support group for adults who are coping with the loss of a spouse, close friend or relative, will meet on Tuesday, March 19 at 7:00 p.m. in the Oncology Resource Room – Cancer
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Center Entrance on Blessing Hospital’s 11th Street Campus. An additional meeting time for HEAL is Thursday, March 7 at 1:00 pm at the Quincy Family and Senior Resource Center, 629 York Street in Quincy. Those attending either SHARE or HEAL can park in the lot at 11th and Spring Streets and use the main Blessing Hospital Entrance. For more information about SHARE or HEAL, please call Blessing Hospital Volunteer Services at (217) 223-8400, ext. 6820.
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SPORTS Spurgeon’s team wins Kirksville Energy wins tournament championship conference title
The team Kirksville Energy, consisting of members Coach Nate Simler of Kirksville, MO, Kaylee Smith, North Shelby; Brianna Caldwell, Canton; Mary Ann Matzen, Brookfield; Jennah Strange, Knox County; Peyton Holder, Canton; Madison McCabe, Knox County; Olivia Jarvis, Canton; Karissa Hamlin, Knox County; and Natasha Young-Kruz, Canton, recently traveled to Keokuk, Iowa to participate in the KGYB January Jamfest. The girls placed first in the tournament against Iowa City Venom31-27. MVP’s of the tournament games were Oliva Jarvis, Canton; Madison McCabe, Jennah Strange and Karissa Hamlin all of Knox Co. Pictured are the team members after their victory.
GARRETT SPURGEON
Garrett Spurgeon, of Canton, and a member of the West Virginia Mountaineers shooting team recently received several awards. The West Virginia Mountaineers shot their way into the Great American Rifle Conference Title. They attended the awards banquet on Friday night, in Oxford, Ms. The Mountaineers gathered 23 conference awards, with Garrett getting several honors. Including “GARC Rookie of the Year”, First Team Smallbore, First Team Aggregate (this is smallbore and Air rifle combined), and Honorable Mention Air Rifle Team. In the smallbore competition on Saturday, Garrett shot his way into the finals, and finished eighth out of 61 shooters. The Mountaineers won the small bore title with a score of 2335/2400. On Sunday they also claimed the Air Rifle title with a score of 2370/2400. They will have a small break before the NCAA’s begin on March 8 and 9 in Columbus, OH., on the campus of the Ohio State University.
CCAA Basketball Tournament to be held The Canton Community Athletic Association of Canton will be sponsoring their sixteenth annual three on three girls and boys basketball tournament for those between the ages of four through 16. The tournament will be held Saturday, April 20, at the Canton High School gymnasium. There is a team entry fee and all entry fees and form must be postmarked on or before April 8. Entries received after that date will be accepted on a space available basis only. Entry forms are available at www. ccaamo.com or by contacting Rich Toops at (660) 3418374. Mail entry forms to CCAA, Rich Toops, 11850 State Hwy A, Williamstown, Mo. 63473. First second and third place teams in each division will receive medals. Individual trophies will be awarded to the first place winners of each division. All players will receive a t-shirt. Concessions will be available.
Local Swimmers Compete
Annual Turkey Hunt for Persons with Disabilities The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Paris Lions Club has scheduled the Annual Turkey Hunt for disabled persons that will be held at Mark Twain Lake. The hunt will be held during the 2013 Missouri Spring Turkey season on Saturday, April 27 and Sunday, April 28, 2013 in the Indian Creek Recreation Area. The hunt will be restricted to 20 permanently disabled (non-ambulatory, semi-ambulatory) individuals having a valid 2013 Missouri spring season turkey tag and a hunter safety certification card. All hunters must comply with the 2013 Missouri Department of Conservation hunting regulations. To insure a safe hunting experience, certain procedures will be in effect throughout the two-day hunt. All hunters will be required to have hunter education. Hunter must stay in blind at all time while in the field. A permit is required from the Missouri Department of Conservation for the use of a crossbow. Interested individuals can get an application by calling the Mark Twain Lake Project Office at 573-7354097. Completed applications must be received before April 3, 2013.
ST. PATRICK’S 2 DAY CELEBRATION ST. PATRICK, MO SATURDAY, MARCH 16 (Above left)The 200 yard freestyle relay team (from left): Madeline Miller, Emilee Gorrell, Lauren Frazier, and Madison Gorrell, competed in the Illini District Swim Meet in Springfield IL March 2-3. The relay placed ninth in the 9-10 year old group.
The Quincy Family YMCA Dolphin swim team earned high placings at the YMCA Illini District Swim Meet held in Springfield, Ill., March 2-3, including one individual District Championship title. The Illini District meet marked the first time in over 14 years that the Quincy Family YMCA was represented in a Ymca championship swim contest. Six of the Dolphin swimmers reside in Canton. 583 swimmers represented 15 YMCA associations, and the new Quincy Dolphin team sent 7 competitors. All swimmers were required to swim in three closed-YMCA meets prior to Districts, the Quincy team that began official practices on Jan. 1. “We want to give our swimmers every chance to compete on both a local level and a regional stage,” according to Coach Eldon Frazier. Three Dolphins advanced in Saturday’s preliminary rounds to the meet finals held on Sunday. A top eighth finish was required to advance to the meet finals where swimmers battled it out for the championship title.Canton secondgrader Kyle Frazier, 8, emerged as the district champion in the boys 8 and under 25 yard butterfly event. Kyle also took home a fourth place finish in the 25 yard freestyle race. Lauren Frazier, 10, claimed second place in the 9-10 girls 50 yard freestyle with a final time of 29.25 seconds. Lauren also took third place in the 100 yard freestyle race and eighth place in the 100 yard individual medley. Emilee Gorrell, 8, emerged from a field of 40 girls aged 8&under to claim fourth place in the 50 yard freestyle and fifth places in both the 25 yard freestyle and
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(Above right) Kyle Frazier,(l) displays his first place medal on the podium of the Illini District Championship meet. Frazier placed first in the 25 yard butterfly event for boys 8 and under. His finish marked the first time in over 13 years that the Quincy Family YMCA swim team had a district champion.
the 25 yard backstroke. Gorrell is a third-grader at Canton R-V. Travis Gorrell, 10, was recognized for three top-16 finishes in boys 9-10 age group, while Tyler Frazier, 6, took home an eleventh place medal in the backstroke. The Dolphins earned team points for placing 1-16. Madeline Miller,9, and Madison Gorrell, 7, joined Emilee Gorrell and Lauren Frazier to earn ninth place points for the 200 freestyle relay in the 9-10 girls division. Swimmers with specific minimum times at the District meet advance to the Illinois-Missouri Area Swim Meet to be held March 15-16 in DeKalb, Il. The Area meet will feature many of the fastest swimmers in the Midwest. Three Dolphins qualified for the Area Championship contest: Lauren Frazier in 50 yard freestyle, 100 yard freestyle and 100 individual medley; Kyle Frazier in the 25 yard freestyle and the 25 yard butterfly; Emilee Gorrell in the 50 yard freestyle. The Dolphins also recently sent Lauren and Kyle Frazier to Peoria, Il to the USA Swimming Regional Championships after the siblings qualified through USA Swimming. The Quincy family YMCA team is recognized by the YMCA and USA Swimming for championship purposes.
10 am-Irish Road Bowling-Come cheer on the teams! Prizes will be awarded 11 am - Corned Beef and Cabbage & Ozark Stew will be served as well as home baked pies, cake and cookies 1-4 pm - Steppin’ Back Oldies Rock Band will play all your favorites 3 pm - Santa will arrive and kick off the Blarney Stone Hunt for the kidsprizes will be given out 4 pm - Green Egg Roulette Game begins. Never heard of it? Come join in the fun. Prizes to the winner. Amish neighbors will have baked goods, quilts, rugs and other handmade articles available for sale. Old Irish Gift Shop Open all Day
SUNDAY, MARCH 17 Old Irish Gift Shop open all day with hourly giveaways beginning at 9 am and continuing every hour until 3 pm! 9:30 am-Roger Watson & Sons playing Irish-American Songs at church 10 am-Bingo begins at the church 10 am-Leprechaun SK Race Registration from 9-9:45 am at the church. 11:30-2 pm Irish Band Rag Tag 11:30-2:30 pm-Roast Beef and Ham Dinner will be served at the Church with all the trimmings. Always delicious! 1 pm - Blarney Stone Hunt for the Kids-Prizes awarded. 2-3:30 pm - Eric Steitz on the Irish Harp and Flute 3 pm - Catholic Mass and Conclusion of the Novena
All Day: Tours of the World Famous Shrine of St Patrick will be given Church will offer special commemorative envelopes to mail all your St. Patrick’s Day greetings. Visit the Post Office and have all your St Patrick’s Day Greetings mailed from the only town in the world with the name of St Patrick! Come and Stay for the Day, other events will be going on as well throughout the day!
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SPORTS Canton Tigers Season Comes To An End in Moberly The Canton Tigers Boy’s Basketball team had an outstanding season, but it ended Saturday. The boys won the Class 2 sectional game held at Highland High School on Feb. 27 by defeating Cairo Northeast 81-70. The Tigers had several players in double digit scoring Tyler Nieman had 19 points, Brandon Berhorst scored 19, David McReynolds had 17 and Gabe McKenzie had 15 points. The team then faced Salisbury at the quarterfinal game held on March 2 at Moberly. Both teams had identical 27-1 records and the Canton Tigers Photos by Maxine Hark came up short with a 68-43 loss. Nieman led Canton in The Canton Tigers get fired up for action in the quarterfinal game against Salisscoring with 13 points and bury on March 2 at Moberly. Canton Tiger mascot cheers on the crowd during Berhorst had ten points.
the Moberly game. (Below) Canton Fans react to a big Canton win on Feb. 27 at Highland High School.
Highland Basketball Season Ends
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Avery Uhlmeyer shows his support for his favorite team, the Canton Tigers.
Photo by Rita Cox
They’re Back! Harlem Wizards vs. Highland Cougar Dawgs! Come join us for a fun-filled night of Trick Hoops and Alley-Oops! The Highland Cheerleaders led the fans and the team in spirit at the sectional game held at Mexico on Feb. 27
After winning a district title, Highland Boys Basketball team season ended at the class three sectional game held at Mexico on
Feb. 27. The Cougars were defeated by Southern Boone 87-73. Senior Derick Smith had 30 points and eight rebounds.
Highland All-District Team and Conference Honors Derrick Smith and Brandon Davie have been selected by the coaches to the Class 3 District 7 Missouri Basketball Coaches Association All-District Team. Named to the Clarence Cannon Conference Basketball team, first team, unanimous selection
was Derick Smith. Second team honors went to Brandon Davie and honorable mention went to Austin Richmiller. Highland finished the conference with six wins and three losses. Three Highland Lady Cougars received all con-
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Brandon Davie was the only other Cougar scoring in double digits with 11 points.
ference team honorable mention, Casey Hinkle, Sarah Plant and Ashton Luttrull. The girls finished conference play with three wins and six losses.
Location: Highland High School Refreshments and Souvenirs will be sold at the game. Free Autograph Session following game! Tickets can be purchased at Highland Elementary and Highland High School. Tickets can also be purchased at your local area bank including Town and Country Bank-LaBelle/LaGrange, Bank of Monticello-Canton/Monticello, Tickets $8.00 in advance Canton State Bank, $10.00 at the door Heartland Bank-Canton, and United State Bank-Ewing location only.
Leeser named District Coach of the Year
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SOCIAL NEWS LIONS CLUB FISH FRY
Brenda Wright and Michelle Munzlinger attended the LaGrange Lions Club fish fry on Friday evening.
Henry Feldkamp, LaGrange Lions Club member, always volunteers and works during Lions Club events. A fish fry was held March 1 at the Lions Club with a large crowd attending.
Becky Heimonen enjoyed dinner during the LaGrange Lions Club fish fry. The next fish fry will be March 15.
Becky Jones and Kathy White, helped with the Lions Club Fish Fry on March 1. LaGrange Community Youth Center helped serve food and clean up. The Lions Club donates to clubs and organizations helping with the meal.
Photos by Rita Cox
Alice (Vaughn) Davison and Barbara Jean (Farr) Steinkamp attended the LaGrange Lions Club fish fry. They both attended LaGrange High School and enjoyed seeing friends and family at the event.
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The Canton R-V School District is accepting applications for the position of Assistant Bookkeeper/Secretary. Applications may be obtained from the Superintendent's Office, 3rd and Madison, Canton, Missouri or by calling 573-288-5216. The Canton R-V School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 10
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Seeking Part Time Clerical Help City of Canton, Missouri is currently seeking applicants for part time clerical help. Candidate must have the ability to pay attention to details, capable of working with computers, have math skills, enjoy working with people and be passionate about Canton and its people. No phone calls PLEASE! Submit resume’ or obtain application at Canton City Hall, 106 N Fifth Street. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. nw10
INSIDE SALES POSITION Looking for an opportunity in a fun, fast paced environment? We are looking for you! We are a growing company with three publications in Northeast Missouri, and we’re looking to expand our staff. This is a great opportunity for the right person. If you’re a creative individual who is a self-starter, able to handle deadlines and has experience in advertising sales or a similar environment, this could be the position for you. You’ll be contacting local and regional clients, putting together presentations, calling large advertising agencies as well as developing new ways of serving our existing client base. We offer a base salary plus commission. Please send your resume and references to: Lewis County Press, PO Box 227, Canton, MO 63534, or email to paula@lewispnj.com. EOE.
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Friday, March 15, 2013 6:00 p.m. Edina Livestock Sales Edina, MO SELLING:
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT Lewis County, Missouri for Fiscal Year 2012
GENERAL REVENUE FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 241,197.78 Property Tax Revenue...............................$ 322,606.10 Sales Tax Revenue.........................................$ 925,640.65 Intergovernmental Revenues........................$ 171,142.81 Charges for Services.....................................$ 246,213.16 Interest Income.............................................$ 6,295.44 Other Revenues.............................................$ 187,662.75 Transfers In....................................................$ 3,395.41 Total Revenues...............................................$ 1,862,956.32 LessWarrants.......................................................................... $ (1,686,407.66) Balance December 31, 2012..........................$ 417,746.44 General Revenue 2012 Payee; Purpose Total A. A. COMMUNICATIONS, Utilities......................................... $ $1,512.00 ADAIR COUNTY TREASURER,. .......2nd Judicial/Ct Reporter/Juvenile exp reimb....................$ 53,647.84 ADAM LA SALA, Jury...............................................................$ 21.40 AFFILIATED COMPUTER SERVICES, Recorder of Deeds Imaging....$ 9,240.00 ALESHIA SULLENS, Jury.........................................................$ 47.80 ALICIA REICHERT MSE, LPC; Counceling drug court grant.....$ 17,426.65 Amy Parrish; Insurance rebate....................................................$ 368.64 Andy Michel; Insurance rebate....................................................$ 368.64 ANTHEM BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD, Fringe benefits...........$ 119,957.31 ANTHONY VEILE; Jury.............................................................$ 22.10 ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES; Supplies...........................$ 3,078.33 ARCHITECHNICS, INC; Engineering.......................................$ 500.23 AREA DISTRIBUTORS, INC; Supplies.....................................$ 2,672.61 ARTHUR ENGLAND; Jury........................................................$ 22.10 Ashlee D. Lay; Admin Drug Court net salary.................................$ 20,119.66 ASHLEE LAY; Expense Reimburse............................................$ 323.90 ASSESSMENT FUND; budget transfer........................................$ 27,167.00 BANK OF MONTICELLO; Fringe benefits...................................$ 104,418.97 BARNARD ELEVATOR OF QUINCY, INC; elevator maint.......$ 1,916.31 Betty J. Knoche; Pros. Atty. Clerk net salary...................................$ 14,192.67 BETTY KNOCHE; Reimb expenses & insurance rebate...........$ 689.35 BIG CEDAR LODGE; Conference lodging.................................$ 498.00 BLESSING BH CENTER; workers comp...................................$ 218.00 BLESSING HOSPITAL; workers comp......................................$ 222.00 Brenda D. Gunlock; Recorder of Deeds net salary.......................$ 29,911.65 BRENDA GUNLOCK, Insurance rebate.....................................$ 368.64 BRENNA PHILLIPS; Jury..........................................................$ 21.40 Brett B. Bozarth; Public Administrator net salary.........................$ 30,956.93 BRETT BOZARTH; Reimb expenses & insurance rebate............$ 2,292.41 BUENING, BEN; Insurance Rebate............................................$ 368.64 BUSCOMM INCORPORATED; Equipment............................$ 505.44 C.E.R.F.; Fringe Benefits.............................................................$ 49,970.16 CAMPEN, JOHN; Expense Reimburse......................................$ 1,078.51 CANTON HARDWARE STORE ; Supplies...............................$ 102.75 CAPITOL PLAZA HOTEL; Conference lodging......................$ 808.92 CAPPS OFFICE SUPPLY; Supplies...........................................$ 5,493.31 CARD SERVICES; repairs upkeep.............................................$ 129.68 CARL LA SALA; Jury..............................................................$ 21.40 CAROLYN COTTRELL; Jury...................................................$ 65.25 CAROLYN KANE; Jury.............................................................$ 21.40 CARROT-TOP INDUSTRIES, INC; Flags.................................$ 177.91 CENTRAL STONE COMPANY; repairs upkeep.....................$ 83.70 CENTURYLINK; Utilities..........................................................$ 5,830.78 CHAD BRISCOE; Jury..............................................................$ 22.52 CHARLES BAILEY; Jury...........................................................$ 44.90 Chassidy Schroder; Drug Court expense...................................$ 11.00 CHRISTINA JARO; Jury...........................................................$ 21.54 CHRISTOPHER IRVIN; Jury.....................................................$ 21.12 CINDY KEAST PLOWMAN, CCR; Court Reporting................$ 288.00 CIRCUIT COURT; Drug Court expense....................................$ 60.00 CIT TECHNOLOGY FIN SERV, INC; copier lease.....................$ 1,706.19 CITY OF CANTON; City tax rebate.............................................$ 24,708.69 CNA SURETY; bonds.................................................................$ 400.00 CO COMMISSIONERS ASSOC OF MO; dues..........................$ 825.00 COUNTRY CORNER GROCERY; Drug court expense............$ 77.02 CRAIG MYERS; Insurance rebate..............................................$ 368.64 Dale Murphy; Insurance rebate.....................................................$ 368.64 DANNY YONKER; Insurance rebate..........................................$ 368.64 DARIN VAN METER; Drug court expense.................................$ 226.84 DARYL BARTZ; Jury.................................................................$ 20.07 DAVID KEITH; emg mng expense reimb & insurance rebate ......$ 1,351.43 DAVID PARRISH; Insurance rebate...........................................$ 368.64 DAVID WATERMAN; Jury.........................................................$ 22.94 DAVIS HARDWARE ; Supplies................................................$ 1.98 DBA; notary bond........................................................................$ 50.00 DECOSTER, JULES V; Reimb expenses & insurance rebate........ $ 509.74 Denise M. Goodwin; Deputy Collector net salary...........................$ 3,907.70 DENMAN COUNTRY DRUGS, INC.; workers comp................$ 230.23 DENNIS MAYER; Jury..............................................................$ 20.56 DENTAL SOURCE; Fringe Benefits...........................................$ 732.00 DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY; Expense reimburse.............$ 125.00 DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; Fringe benefits.........................$ 1,310.00 DEREK JOHNSON; Jury............................................................$ 20.98 DIANN LOGSDON; Jury............................................................$ 21.68 DIANNA SHELLEY; Jury...........................................................$ 21.75 DIVISION-EMPLOYMENT SECURITY; Fringe benfits...........$ 1,344.22 DODD, ROBERT; Insurance rebate.............................................$ 368.64 Donna Lawson; Voter registration net salary..................................$ 6,714.49 Donnette M. Carter; Extra hire Collector net salary.........................$ 1,222.70 DOROTHY O’BRIEN; Jury.........................................................$ 20.84 DOUG MARTIN; repairs & upkeep............................................. $ 372.25 DOUGLAS LAY; Jury................................................................. $ 42.52 DR. MAGLIO; Drug Court expense.............................................$ 600.00 Dwight Davis; Insurance rebate....................................................$ 86.46 EARL FELDKAMP; Jury............................................................$ 22.38 Eaton, Randy; Insurance rebate...................................................$ 368.64 ELAM HEATING &AIR COND. INC; repairs upkeep.................$ 5,467.60 ELEVATOR SAFETY SERVICES, INC; elavator maint..............$ 160.00 ELIZABETH CLAY; Jury...........................................................$ 21.75 ELKINS-SWYERS COMPANY; Supplies................................. $ 143.63 ESPY SERVICES; Utilities.........................................................$ 389.29 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES; Fringe benfits.......$ 1,061.56 FERLA KUTCHER; Jury............................................................$ 45.60 Frank L.Twomen; Janitor net salary................................................$ 16,582.75 Frank Twomen; Insurance rebate..................................................$ 368.64 FRED WESTHOFF; Expense reimburse.....................................$ 962.30 GARY DUNN; Jury.....................................................................$ 21.40 GARYTATE; Jury........................................................................$ 21.54 GENE WOODARD; Jury.............................................................$ 21.68 GERALD SMITH; Insurance rebate.............................................$ 368.64 GOEHL, NANCY; Insurance rebate.............................................$ 370.04 GRANT WATCH, INC; Drug Court expense................................$ 199.00 GRAPHIC PRINTING SERVICES; Supplies...............................$ 2,172.76 HENRY M ADKINS & SON INC.; Supplies................................$ 153.04 HILTON PROMENADE AT BRANSON LANDING; lodging....$ 278.00 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES; Utilities............................$ 800.00 HOMETOWN GARBAGE SERVICE; Utilities...........................$ 1,075.00 HUMPHREY FEED & SEED; Supplies.......................................$ 13.70 IDEALREADYMIX COMPANY, INC; repairs & upkeep............$ 164.35 ILLINOIS SIGNAL COMMUNICATIONS; emg mng expense...$ 50.95 INAAUSTIN; Jury.......................................................................$ 20.84 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE; Fringe benfits......................$ 5.04 INTERSTATE BATTERIES; Supplies........................................$ 61.80 J.P. COOKE CO.; Supplies...........................................................$ 88.20 Jacob Scott; Drug Court expense...................................................$ 711.00 JAMES COCKRELL; Jury.........................................................$ 78.74 JAMES DAVENPORT; Jury........................................................$ 22.66 JAMES TRYON; Jury.................................................................$ 77.82 JAN GEISENDORFER; Expense reimburse..............................$ 511.44 JANES SURVEYING, INC; remonumenting corner stone...........$ 4,500.00 JANIE CLARK; Jury...................................................................$ 22.10 JASON HOGAN; Jury.................................................................$ 21.75 JENNIFER THOMAS; Insurance rebate......................................$ 368.64 Jerry Patterson; Insurance rebate..................................................$ 368.64 Jesse B. Roberts; Southern Commissioner net salary................$ 24,847.46 JESSICA AYERS; Jury................................................................$ 54.47 JESSICACARY; Jury...................................................................$ 75.14 John A. Campen; Northern Commissioner net salary.................$ 22,349.11 John Leerhoff; Insurance rebate...................................................$ 368.64 JOHN SCHROCK; Jury..............................................................$ 22.10 JOHNNIE’S SERVICE; Drug Court expense..............................$ 300.00 Josie L. McCracken; Pros. Atty. Clerk net salary..........................$ 198.13 JRT GRAPHICS; rent-probation..................................................$ 4,053.00
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JUDY EPPERSON; Jury............................................................$ 20.84 Jules V. DeCoster; ProsecutingAttorney net salary........................$ 34,811.85 JULIA RUTHERFORD; Jury..................................................... $ 76.16 JULIE GEORGE; Jury................................................................$ 21.54 JULIE SCOTT; Jury....................................................................$ 22.45 KAREN DAVIS; Jury.................................................................$ 21.40 KATHY HENZE; Jury................................................................$ 40.70 KATIE DOUGLAS, LPC; Drug Court expense..........................$ 150.00 KEYBANK/C.E.R.F.; Fringe benefits.........................................$ 8,145.40 Kimberly S. Porter; Treasurer net salary........................................$ 32,309.71 KNOX CO TREASURER; criminal cost.....................................$ 201.48 KPS PLUMBING SERVICE; repair & upkeep.............................$ 1,050.31 L.E.O.F.; budget transfer.............................................................$ 369,000.00 LARRY ARNOLD; Reimb expenses & insurance......................$ 633.19 Larry L.Arnold; Coroner net salary...............................................$ 11,167.66 LAURA STICE; Jury...................................................................$ 42.80 LAYLAWNCARE; Utilities........................................................$ 1,330.00 LEE COOK; Jury.........................................................................$ 67.35 LEE HAMMER; Jury..................................................................$ 21.47 LEGAL DIRECTORIES PUBLISHING; law library.................$ 54.75 LEWIS CO. EXTENSION COUNCIL; county service................$ 27,062.35 LEWIS CO. INDUSTRIAL DEV.AUT; tipping fee........................$ 187,662.75 LEWIS COUNTY ELECTION AUTH.; election cost county.......$ 31,864.58 LEWIS COUNTY REC ASSOCIATION;Utilities...................... $ 13,580.77 LIBERTYUTILITIES; Utilities...................................................$ 3,322.60 LISA DAVIS; Jury.......................................................................$ 72.92 LOCKWOOD COMPANY, INC. ; Supplies...............................$ 804.83 LODGE OF FOUR SEASONS; conference lodging................$ 299.64 MACWORKERS COMPENSATION FUND, Fringe Benefit ..... ..$ $2,068.56 MADCP; Drug court expenses..................................................$ 900.00 MAPACJ; fees conference........................................................$ 125.00 MARGARET FELDKAMP; Jury..............................................$ 21.54 MARION C BUCKWALTER; Jury............................................$ 61.81 MARJORIE WENNEKER; Jury................................................$ 20.98 MARK TWAIN COMMUNICATIONS CO.; Utilities.............$ 1,670.31 MCCA; dues...............................................................................$ 550.00 MCCARTY, CHERYL; Insurance rebate....................................$ 115.28 MCI MEGA PREFERRED; Utilities.......................................... $ 983.24 MCMEA; dues............................................................................$ 400.00 MEGAN WELLS; Jury...............................................................$ 22.52 MICHAEL QUIGLEY; Jury........................................................$ 21.54 MISSOURI DEPT. OF REVENUE; Fringe benefits.....................$ 1,420.40 MISSOURI DIRECTOR OF REVENUE; Fringe benfits............$ 12,231.00 MISSOURI LAGERS ; Fringe benefits........................................$ 41,256.02 MO ASSOC OF CO CLERKS/ELECTION AUTH.; fees conf....$ 350.00 MO ASSOC OF COUNTIES; fees conference..........................$ 2,880.00 MO CIRCUIT CLERK’S ASSOCIATION; fees conference.....$ 400.00 MO CO. TREASURERS’ ASSOC.; fees conference...................$ 300.00 MO DIVISION OF FIRE SAFETY; repairs & upkeep............$ 25.00 MO OFFICE OF PROSECUTION SERV.; Fringe benefits..........$ 2,244.00 MO STATE TROOPERS ASSOC.; dues.....................................$ 150.00 MODERN MARKETING; drug court expense...........................$ 182.90 MOPACC; dues..........................................................................$ 40.00 MOPERM; Fringe benefits..........................................................$ 23,773.00 NE MO REGIONAL PLANNING; dues.....................................$ 1,554.90 NEW CENTURY COMPUTERS; software maintenance...........$ 8,432.50 NIEMANN FOODS; exp jury....................................................$ 69.49 NORTHEAST COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ASSN; dues.....$ 15.00 NOTARY PUBLIC UNDERWRITERS AGENCY; notary.......$ 37.00 PAM BRINGER; Jury.................................................................$ 79.92 Patricia K. Mullenix; Deputy Collector net salary..........................$ 13,502.67 PEACHTREE CHECKS & FORMS; Supplies...........................$ 108.62 PENNY HUSTEAD; Jury...........................................................$ 54.02 PIZZA HUT; exp. jury.................................................................$ 65.00 PORTER, KIM; Insuarnce rebate.................................................$ 368.64 PREMIER BIOTECH, INC; Drug court expense......................$ 1,116.00 PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL; Publication & supplies....................$ 5,247.50 PRO-TECH COMPANY, INC.;Supplies.....................................$ 5,917.41 PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY DIST NO 1; Utilities.........................$ 1,505.00 QUINCY FIRE EQUIPMENT CO; repairs & upkeep..................$ 136.50 QUINCY MEDICAL GROUP; workers comp...........................$ 155.00 RADISSON HOTEL; conference lodging.................................$ 284.58 RASH, BILL; Insurance rebate...................................................$ 368.64 RAY SCHAFER; Jury.................................................................$ 23.15 RECORDER’S ASSOCIATION OF MO.; Fees conference.......$ 500.00 REDWOOD BIOTECH; Drug Court expense............................ $ 4,000.00 REDWOOD TOXICOLOGY LABORATORY; Drug court exp...$ 5,705.75 REGINA DREDGE; Insurance rebate........................................$ 368.64 Renee E. Scoggin; Deputy Recorder of Deeds net salary...............$ 6,033.35 ROAD & BRIDGE #1; emg mng expenses................................$ 914.91 Robert E. Veatch; Collector net salary............................................$ 31,385.81 ROBERT KENNON; Jury..........................................................$ 21.54 ROBERTS, JESSE; Remb expenses & insurance...................$ 853.87 ROGER JOB; Jury......................................................................$ 43.92 ROYHETZLER; Insurnce rebate.................................................$ 368.64 ROY MCSORLEY; Jury..............................................................$ 21.54 RUTH ROBERSON; Jury..........................................................$ 21.96 S & S PRINTING; Supplies........................................................$ 372.86 SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEMS; Supplies.......................$ 706.18 SAGE SOFTWARE SB, INC.; software maintenance.................$ 899.00 Sarah C. Birsic; Pub. Adm. Clerical net salary...............................$ 1,434.38 SAW CONSTRUCTION; repairs & upkeep................................$ 400.00 SCHLAGER, SHARON; Reimb expenses & insurnace...............$ 4,680.01 SCIFRES, HARRY; Jury............................................................$ 23.36 SHARON HOEWING; Jury........................................................$ 75.53 Sharon K. Schlager; County Clerk net salary.................................$ 30,708.55 SHEILA WELKER; Insurnce rebate..........................................$ 688.45 SHERWOOD’S TREE SERVICE; repairs & upkeep..................$ 650.00 SHIRLEY HETZLER ; Expense reimburse...............................$ 13.08 SHIRLEY LAY; Supplies...........................................................$ 95.94 SKYLINE MATERIALS, LTD; repairs & upkeep.....................$ 921.20 SPRINGFIELD ELECTRIC SUPPLY; supplies.......................$ 172.56 STEFANIE COLLINS; Jury........................................................$ 21.40 STONEY CREEK INN; conference lodging...............................$ 402.80 SUSAN JOB; Jury........................................................................$ 74.33 TAN-TAR-ARESORT; conference lodging.................................$ 1,317.16 Tanya Corley; Drug Court expense.............................................$ 11.00 TERRI WOLF; Jury....................................................................$ 21.40 TERRY COCHELL; Jury............................................................$ 76.83 73.00 THE CRIMINAL RECORDS SYSTEM FUND; Drug Court exp.....$ THE FILLIN’ STATION; Fuel....................................................$ 779.37 THE GOLDEN RULER, INC.; Supplies....................................$ 761.24 THE PETERSON GROUP; Supplies........................................$ 45.42 THERESA CLAY; Jury..............................................................$ 65.46 THOMAS KENNEY; Jury..........................................................$ 74.88 THREE PINES INC; liq lic reimb.............................................$ 103.00 TIMOTHY R KAYLOR; Jury....................................................$ 22.45 TINA BIRCK; Jury......................................................................$ 21.40 TODD BORGSTADT; Drug Court expense..............................$ 11.00 TRACI BRINGER; Jury.............................................................$ 20.56 TRACY BROWN; Reimb expenses & insurance.........................$ 4,368.64 Tracy L. Brown; Deputy County Clerk net salary.........................$ 17,186.07 TRAVIS MATHES; Jury.............................................................$ 41.40 TROY BOYER; Jury...................................................................$ 50.76 TROY WILEY; Jury....................................................................$ 22.10 TRUMAN HOTEL; conference lodging.....................................$ 124.12 Tucker Hicks; Reimb expenses & insurance................................$ 406.77 TYLER TECHNOLOGIES; software maintenance...................$ 4,389.06 U S POSTMASTER; postage......................................................$ 4,474.00 U.S. CELLULAR; Utilities.........................................................$ 4,236.55 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE; envelopes w/postage...........................$ 6,187.85 UNCLAIMED FUNDS; checks unclaimed...........................$ 44.20 UNIV. OF MO-COLUMBIA AR; autopsy...................................$ 1,300.00 VEATCH, ROBERT; Reim expenses & insurance....................$ 588.39 VERONA KIBLER; Jury..........................................................$ 85.19 VILLAGE OF MONTICELLO; Utilities..............................$ 766.50 WANDA TASCO; Jury...............................................................$ 22.38 Wayne E. Murphy Jr.; Presiding Commissioner net salary.............$ 22,603.04 WAYNE GILLILAND II; Jury....................................................$ 22.80 WAYNE MURPHY, JR; Reimb expenses & insurance...............$ 982.14 WELLS FARGO BANK, NA; Fringe benefits.............................$ 15,106.84 WELLS REPORTING; Court reporting......................................$ 681.60 WEST PAYMENT CENTER; Law library................................$ 597.50 WILBUR COTTRELL; Jury......................................................$ 40.14 William Hicks; Drug Court Coordinator net salary........................$ 4,199.76 William J Rash; Insurance rebate.................................................$ 259.38 WILLIAM O’BRIEN; Jury.........................................................$ 20.70 WISKIRCHEN ELECTRIC; repairs & upkeep...........................$ 205.00 Grand Total
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COUNTY FARM FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012..............................................................$ 35,306.27 Interest Income.............................................$ 343.39 Other Revenues.............................................$ 44,737.50 Total Revenues...............................................$ 45,080.89 LessWarrants..............................................................................$ (29,471.88) Balance December 31, 2012...............................$ 50,915.28 Payee; Purpose Total D&K SUPPLY; farm repairs & upkeep...................................$ 3,765.37 DAVIS HARDWARE; farm repairs & upkeep....................$ 11.58 DENNIS SMITH; indigent costs................................................$ 150.00 HEARTLAND CREAMTION & BURIAL SOC.; burial indigent....$ 500.00 HEARTLAND RESOURCES INC.; county services..................$ 10,000.00 HUMPHREY FEED & SEED; farm repairs & upkeep.........$ 368.60 JAMES O’DONNELL FUNERAL HOME, INC.; burial indigent...$ 500.00 KNOX COUNTY SHERIFF; indigent cost.............................$ 74.30 LEWIS COUNTY REC ASSOCIATION; Utilities................$ 440.33 MAPPING SOLUTIONS; plat books/maps..............................$ 8,850.50 MONITEAU COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPT; indigent cost.....$ 45.54 OATS INC.; county services......................................................$ 500.00 PHILLIP J MCINTOSH; indigent cost....................................$ 100.00 PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL; publication.....................................$ 233.40 ROAD & BRIDGE #1; farm repairs & upkeep.............................$ 3,872.26 ST. LOUIS CITY SHERIFF; indigent costs...............................$ 60.00 Grand Total............................................................................$ 29,471.88 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012..............................................................$ 4,454.50 Charges for Service..................................$ 3,747.00 Total Revenues..............................................$ 3,747.00 LessWarrants...............................................................................$ (4,454.50) Balance December 31, 2012..........................$ 3,747.00 Payee; Purpose AVENUES; County Service.........................................................$
Total 4,454.50
Grand Total................................................................................$
4,454.50
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012..............................................................$ 16,343.76 Intergovernmental Revenues...................$ 1,688.77 Charges for Services................................$ 3,276.00 Interest income........................................$ 242.84 Total Revenues.................................................$ 5,167.13 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (7,253.58) Balance December 31, 2012..............................$ 1 4,257.31 Payee; Purpose BLACK HILLS AMMUNITION; Ammo.............................$ DAVID PARRISH; expense reimbursement................................$ ED. ROEHR SAFETY PRODUCTS; training supplies...............$ MO SHERIFF’S ASSOCIATION; training................................. $ POLICE LEGAL SCIENCES, INC; training..............................$ QUALIFICATION TARGETS INC; training supplies................$ ZK GUNS; training supplies.......................................................$
Total 928.50 757.92 969.68 4,472.06 30.00 36.42 59.00
Grand Total................................................................................$
7,253.58
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY TRAINING FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012..............................................................$ Charges for Services...............................$ 837.92 Interest Income.......................................$ 76.08 Total Revenues...............................................$ Less Warrants..............................................................................$ Balance December 31, 2012.........................$
5,424.20
914.00 (989.63) 5,348.57
Payee; Purpose DECOSTER, JULES V., training expense Reimbursement.........$ MAPA, dues...............................................................................$
Total 819.63 170.00
Grand total.................................................................................$
989.63
D.W. I. FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012..............................................................$ 3,790.29 Charges for Services...............................$ 956.50 Total Revenues.................................................$ 956.50 LessWarrants...............................................................................$ (2,000.00) Balance December 31, 2012...............................$ 2,746.79 Payee; Purpose D.A.R.E. Fund, Budget Transfer...................................................$
Total 2,000.00
Grand total.................................................................................$
2,000.00
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY BAD CHECK FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 5,298.23 Charges for Services...............................$ 3,513.35 Interest Income.......................................$ 87.94 Total Revenues..............................................$ 3,601.29 LessWarrants.................................................................................$ (1,913.23) Balance December 31, 2012...............................$ 6,986.29 Payee; Purpose BETTY KNOCHE; expense reimburse......................................$ DECOSTER, JULES V; expense reimburse................................$ DENNIS JONES & ASSOC.; software support...........................$ DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; HB 1888.................................$ LUMLEY LOCKER; Law Day meal...........................................$
Total 92.70 447.52 375.00 375.00 623.01
Grand total...............................................................................$
1,913.23
RECORDS PRESERVATION FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 10,084.07 Charges for Services...............................$ 3,446.00 Interest Income.......................................$ 165.32 Total Revenues...............................................$ 3,611.32 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (3,777.45) Balance December 31, 2012.......................$ 9,917.94 Payee; Purpose Aaron D Schmitz, equipment repairs.........................................$ CAPPS OFFICE SUPPLY, office supplies................................$ CIT TECHNOLOGY FIN SERV, INC; copier lease....................$ HENRY M ADKINS & SON INC., supplies...........................$ INTERCONTINENTAL; conference lodging............................$ PRO-TECH COMPANY, INC.; office supplies......................$ office suppliesS & S PRINTING;office supplies....................$
Total 1,010.00 512.84 1,409.76 85.79 391.50 288.54 79.02
Grand Total..............................................................................$
3,777.45
COLLECTOR TAX MAINTENANCE FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 8,623.26 Charges for Services...............................$ 12,980.57 Interest Income.......................................$ 127.38 Total Revenues...........................................$ 13,107.95 Less Warrants...............................................................................$ (11,656.05) Balance December 31, 2012.....................$ 10,075.16 Payee; Purpose DEP COLLECTOR-PAT M.; Deputy Collector net salary..........$ GENERAL REVENUE FUND; donation & fringe reimb......$ GRAPHIC PRINTING SERVICES; supplies........................$ MCCA; dues..............................................................................$ NACTFO; dues..........................................................................$ NEW CENTURY COMPUTERS ;software & equipment..........$ PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL; publications...................................$ PRO-TECH COMPANY, INC.; supplies....................................$ U S POSTMASTER; postage....................................................$ WIDER OPPORTUNITIES; shredding......................................$
Total 3,904.84 5,020.72 621.08 200.00 75.00 1,480.00 117.00 132.28 58.30 46.83
Grand total...............................................................................$ 11,656.05
$1,686,407.66
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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Lewis County, Missouri for Fiscal Year 2012
LAW ENFORCEMENT RESTITUTION FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ Intergovernmental Revenues...................$ 48,484.50 Interest Income........................................$ 525.14 Total Revenues.....................................$ Less Warrants.............................................................................$ Balance December 31, 2012....................$
54,228.43
49,009.64 (49,611.23) 53,626.84
Payee; Purpose Total FLEER TIRE & AUTO; vehicle maintenance............................$ 410.00 H. SCOTT SUMMERS; Assistant Pros Atty................................$ 1,000.00 JEFFREY MARKETING INC; web site software system..........$ 5,049.85 JOE MACHINS FORD; new vehicle...........................................$ 25,145.00 KNAPHEIDE TRUCK EQUIP. CENTER; Vehicle maint............$ 518.00 PETER DANIELSONS; Assist Pros Atty...................................$ 1,852.50 PROS ATTY - EXTRA HIRE-HOFFMAN; contract labor.......$ 981.75 SARAH DEGRAW; contract labor............................................$ 2,014.51 SIGN PRO; maintenance...........................................................$ 367.00 SMYSER, ALEXIS; contract labor..........................................$ 556.75 TKK ELECTRONICS; Vehicle maintenance.............................$ 6,000.54 U.S. CELLULAR; utilities........................................................$ 2,786.61 WIRELESS USA; utilities..........................................................$ 2,928.72 Grand Total...............................................................................$ 49,611.23 SHERIFF CIVIL FEES FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012...............................................................$ 12,401.28 Intergovernmental Revenues...................$ 18,668.68 Interest Income........................................$ 199.65 Total Revenues.......................................$ 18,868.33 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (14,541.91) Balance December 31, 2012..................$ 16,727.70 Payee; Purpose Aaron D Schmitz; computer maintenance............................$ CITY OF LA BELLE ; expense reimb...................................$ CODE FOUR PUBLIC SAFETY INSIGNIA; equipment.......$ DAVID PARRISH, expense reimb........................................$ DD FLOORING, LLC; repairs & upkeep.................................$ DE LAGE LANDEN FIN. SERVICES; copier lease.................$ ED. ROEHR SAFETY PRODUCTS; training supplies..........$ IDS APPLICATIONS; office supplies & software....................$ LEWIS CO AGRI-FAIR;booth rent.........................................$ MID-STATES ORGANIZED CRIME INFO. CENTER;dues....$ MO SHERIFF’S ASSOCIATION; dues....................................$ NIEMANN FOODS; trainig supplies......................................$ POWER, ROB; expense reimb...............................................$ RDJ SPECIALTIES INC; supplies...........................................$ THE FLOWER MILL & TRADING POST; equipment.........$ WEBER & ASSOCIATES; policy manual.................................$ WIRELESS USA; equipment...................................................$
Total 962.50 100.00 488.96 72.27 437.84 2,220.46 961.88 6,048.00 50.00 100.00 200.00 135.63 216.94 267.11 75.32 2,000.00 205.00
Grand Total...............................................................................$ 14,541.91
REVOLVING FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 4,621.18 Charges for Services...............................$ 8,450.00 Interest....................................................$ 113.57 Total Revenues........................................$ 8,563.57 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (4,114.99) Balance December 31, 2012.....................$ 9,069.76 Payee; Purpose MORPHOTRAK, INC; Fingerprint machine.............................$ MSHP - CRIMINAL RECORDS FUND; Conceal & carry fees...$ STAPLES CREDIT PLAN; office supplies...............................$
Total 2,241.75 1,458.25 414.99
Grand Total...............................................................................$
4,114.99
EVERETT SCOTT; misc repairs...........................................$ FABIUS BOND TAX; misc repairs...........................................$ FABIUS RIVER DRAINAGE DISTRICT; misc repairs........$ FAMILY SUPPORT PAYMENT CENTER; garnishment.........$ FARMERS COOPERATIVE SERVICES; shop supplies........$ FLEER TIRE & AUTO; tires.......................................................$ GARY’S GLASS; equipment repairs.........................................$ Gerald C. Smith; net salary laborer...............................................$ HERMAN ANSEL MARQUETTE; equipment repairs.............$ HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES; shop supplies...............$ HOMETOWN GARBAGE SERVICE; utilities........................$ HOPKINS REPAIR; equipment repairs......................................$ ILL-MO PRODUCTS COMPANY; shop supplies....................$ IMI EQUIPMENT LLC; equipment repairs................................$ INTERSTATE BATTERIES; equipment repairs......................$ JAMES SUPPLY COMPANY; equipment repairs.................. $ Jerry L. Patterson; net salary laborer............................................$ John Leerhoff; net salary laborer..................................................$ JOHNNIE’S SERVICE; tires......................................................$ KEYBANK/C.E.R.F.; fringe benefits........................................$ KIMBALL MIDWEST; fuel.....................................................$ KNAPHEIDE TRUCK EQUIP. CENTER; equipment repairs....$ LEWIS COUNTY REC ASSOCIATION; utilities...................$ LIBERTY UTILITIES; utilities.................................................$ LUBY EQUIPMENT SERVICES; equipment repairs..............$ MAC WORKERS COMPENSATION FUND; fringe benefits....$ MARK TWAIN COMMUNICATIONS CO.; utilities...........$ MC KENZIE AUTOMOTIVE; equipment repairs....................$ MCI MEGA PREFERRED; utilities.........................................$ MCKENZIE GARAGE; equipment repairs..............................$ MFA OIL CO; fuel.......................................................................$ MFA OIL COMPANY; fuel.........................................................$ MID AMERICA DIESEL & AUTO REPAIR; equip. repairs........$ MISSOURI DIRECTOR OF REVENUE; fringe benefits...........$ MISSOURI LAGERS ; fringe benefits........................................$ MISSOURI TIRE COMPANY; tires.......................................$ MISSOURI VOCATIONAL ENTERPRISE; shop supplies.......$ MOPERM; fringe benfits...........................................................$ NEMO TRADER; publications.................................................$ NIEMANN FOODS; shop supplies.........................................$ PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL; publications..................................$ PRO-TECH COMPANY, INC.; new equip & office supplies......$ PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY DIST NO 1; utilities......................$ QUINCY MACK SALES & SERVICE; equipment repairs.........$ QUINCY MEDICAL GROUP; fringe benfits...........................$ RASH, BILL; expense reimb.....................................................$ REGINA DREDGE; expense reimb............................................$ Regina L. Dredge; Secretary net salary.........................................$ RIVER CITY PARTS, INC.; equipment repairs......................$ ROAD GROOM MANUFACTURING; equipment repairs......$ Robert D. Murphy; Assisstant Supervisor net salary....................$ Robert P. Dodd; net salary laborer................................................$ ROBERTS GARAGE; equipment repairs..................................$ ROLAND MACHINERY EXCHANGE; equipment repairs.....$ Roy J. Hetzler; net salary laborer..................................................$ SHOTTENKIRK; equipment repairs.........................................$ SKYLINE MATERIALS, LTD; rock.........................................$ STATE DISBURSEMENT UNIT ; garnishment........................$ TIMOTHY S BLIVEN; equipment repairs..............................$ TOM BOLAND FORD, INC.; equipment repairs..................$ TRI-STATE CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. CO; equip. repairs......$ U S POSTMASTER; office supplies........................................$ U.S. CELLULAR; utilities.........................................................$ VILLAGE OF MONTICELLO; utilities..................................$ WELLS FARGO BANK, NA; fringe benefits..........................$ William J. Rash; Supervisor net salary.........................................$ William P. Rash Jr; net salary........................................................$ WOODY’S MUNICIPAL SUPPLY CO; equipment repairs........$ ZEP SALES & SERVICE; shop supplies....................................$
217.75 1,044.74 255.24 4,956.00 9.00 17,987.21 215.00 17,665.41 165.00 267.32 540.00 2,694.95 2,918.93 2,021.84 612.10 8.90 17,193.04 17,219.08 2,858.00 4,214.08 89.20 1,395.88 1,607.18 867.91 672.96 11,721.84 196.95 3,039.01 174.23 84.00 76,535.75 6,434.77 191.24 5,752.00 21,735.77 20.00 109.20 7,970.00 23.40 22.38 261.00 1,577.78 204.00 6,521.20 255.00 62.20 4,028.01 14,670.09 705.30 258.88 16,581.00 18,505.01 3,117.51 264.48 17,408.83 119.67 53,945.54 2,912.00 796.85 2,035.45 17,996.40 221.00 1,146.39 195.00 630.00 15,414.05 21,464.27 1,329.30 505.57
Grand Total...............................................................................$ 942,499.77 ELECTION SERVICE FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 13,085.54 Intergovernmental Revenues..................$ 7,458.03 Miscellaneous.........................................$ 132.63 Interest Income.......................................$ 239.02 Total Revenues.......................................$ 7,829.68 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (3,055.72) Balance December 31, 2012....................$ 17,859.50 Payee; Purpose AMERICAN RESOURCE CONSULTANTS; supplies.............$ CAPPS OFFICE SUPPLY; supplies........................................$ HENRY M ADKINS & SON INC.; supplies..........................$ JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTION; conf. dues........$ MARK TWAIN COMMUNICATIONS CO.; utilities................$ PRO-TECH COMPANY, INC.; supplies...................................$ S & S PRINTING; supplies.....................................................$ SCHLAGER, SHARON; training expense................................$ THE REMI GROUP; warranty................................................$ THE RESORT AT PORT ARROWHEAD; conf lodg............$ U S POSTMASTER; postage...................................................$
Total 85.02 57.04 542.44 50.00 514.20 535.33 64.11 673.17 214.81 264.60 55.00
Grand Total...............................................................................$
3,055.72
RECORDERS TECHNOLOGIES FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 645.31 Charges for Services...............................$ 2,108.75 Total Revenues.................................$ 2,108.75 Less Warrants..............................................................................$ (1,061.13) Balance December 31, 2012...................$ 1,692.93 Payee; Purpose AFFILIATED COMPUTER SERVICE; repair & upkeep........$ CAPPS OFFICE SUPPLY; office supplies................................$ CIT TECHNOLOGY FIN SERV, INC; copier lease..................$ HENRY M ADKINS & SON INC.; office supplies....................$ PRO-TECH COMPANY, INC.; office supplies........................$
Total 211.70 220.66 457.01 83.19 88.57
Grand Total................................................................................$
1,061.13
ROAD & BRIDGE CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012............................................................$ 65,622.83 Sales Tax Revenues................................$ 208,640.70 Intergovernmental Revenues..................$ 59,969.24 Interest Income.......................................$ 724.35 Other Revenues......................................$ 5,646.40 Transfers.................................................$ Total Revenues...........................................................................$ 274,980.69 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (289,711.09) Balance December 31, 2012.......................................................$ 50,892.43 Payee; Purpose BANK OF MONTICELLO; equipment payments..................$ BENTON & ASSOCIATES INC; engineering...........................$ BLEIGH CONSTRUCTION CO; pile driving bridge..............$ CATERPILLAR FIN. SERV. CORP.; equipments payments.......$ CENTRAL STONE COMPANY; rock-tube & bridge.................$ CITY OF CANTON; sales tax rebate..........................................$ CONSTRUCTION & AGGREGATE PRODUCTS; supplies....$ D&K SUPPLY; culverts.............................................................$ DESOTO EQUIPMENT; equipment payments..........................$ EUGENE CARY; bull dozing reimb.........................................$ FARMERS COOPERATIVE SERVICES; supplies.................$ HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES; new equip & supplies.....$ HOPKINS REPAIR; repair equipment......................................$ HSBC BUSINESS SOLUTIONS; new equip & supplies.........$ IDEAL READY MIX COMPANY, INC; cement......................$ JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL; equipment payments..................$ LEWIS COUNTY ELECTION AUTH.; election costs..............$ METAL CULVERTS, INC.; culverts..........................................$ NOEL SWEET; bull dozing reimb.............................................$ ODEN ENTERPRISES, INC; bridge steel..................................$ PIERCE TRUCKING LLC; contract labor..................................$ ROAD & BRIDGE #1; labor reimbursement................................$ ROBERT P. LAHR; contract labor............................................$ ROBERTS GARAGE; contract labor.......................................$ SKYLINE MATERIALS, LTD; rock-tube & bridge...................$ STANLEY WILSON; bull dozing reimb.................................$ YODER’S SAWMILL; lumber..................................................$
Total 41,671.48 46,680.77 6,800.00 18,438.20 30,209.49 10,589.44 903.36 3,308.80 22,374.00 300.00 19.35 984.91 348.24 3,360.92 1,572.50 25,688.07 4,002.45 37,357.64 300.00 15,725.75 2,000.00 10,649.51 500.00 900.00 3,748.21 300.00 978.00
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND (CLASS 3) 2012 Balance January 1, 2012............................................................$ 96,025.33 Property Tax Revenues...................................$ 332504.66 Sales Tax Revenues........................................$ 138,862.18 Intergovernmental Revenues..........................$ 439,945.26 Interest Income...............................................$ 3,131.84 Other Revenues..............................................$ 50,169.29 Transfer In......................................................$ 3,872.26 Total Receipts............................................................................$ 968,485.49 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (942,499.77) Balance December 31, 2012.....................$ 122,011.05
Grand Total...............................................................................$ 289,711.09
Payee; Purpose A. A. COMMUNICATIONS; utilities.......................................$ Aaron D Schmitz; internet maintenance...................................$ ALTORFER INC.; equipment repairs..........................................$ Andrew Michel; net salary laborer...............................................$ ANTHEM BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD; fringe benefits.........$ ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES; uniform expense.............$ AYERS OIL COMPANY; fuel.....................................................$ BANK OF MONTICELLO; fringe benfits..................................$ CALVERT SALES & SERVICE; equipment repairs.............$ CANTON HARDWARE STORE ; equipment repairs..............$ CAPPS OFFICE SUPPLY; office supplies............................$ CARD SERVICES; shop/new equipment...............................$ CENTRALSTONE COMPANY; rock.........................................$ CENTURYLINK; utilities..........................................................$ CERTIFIED LABORATORIES; shop supplies.......................$ DAVID KEITH; expense reimb.................................................$ David L. Keith; net salary laborer.................................................$ DAVIS HARDWARE; shop......................................................$ DENTAL SOURCE; fringe benefits.........................................$ DIVISION-EMPLOYMENT SECURITY; fringe benefits........$ DODD, ROBERT; expense reimb...............................................$ DOUG MARTIN; equipment repairs.........................................$ ELDER AUTO PARTS, INC; equipment repairs....................$
Payee; Purpose A. A. COMMUNICATIONS; utilities.......................................$ Amy Parrish; exp reimb............................................................$ Amy R. Parrish; Deputy Assessor net salary................................$ ANTHEM BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD; fringe benefits.........$ BANK OF MONTICELLO; fringe benefits...............................$ CAPPS OFFICE SUPPLY; office supplies...............................$ CENTURYLINK; utilities.........................................................$ CHATEAU ON THE LAKE; conference lodging....................$ CRAIG MYERS; exp reimb.....................................................$ DENTAL SOURCE; fringe benefits.........................................$ DERL BOWMAN; B.O.E. member.......................................$ DIVISION-EMPLOYMENT SECURITY; utilities.................$ ENVIRONMENTALSYSTEMS RESEARCH INST; supplies...$ GRAPHIC PRINTING SERVICES; supplies.............................$ HOT LINE GUIDES; supplies...................................................$ JASON JANES, PLS; B.O.E. member.....................................$ Jennifer Thomas, Clerk net salary................................................$ KEYBANK/C.E.R.F.; fringe benefits.........................................$ MAC WORKERS COMPENSATION FUND; fringe benefits....$ MAPPING SOLUTIONS; GIS government info sys...................$ MARK TWAIN COMMUNICATIONS CO.; utilities.............$ Martin C. Myers; Assessor net salary..........................................$
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Total 149.00 152.50 27,199.92 15,933.86 95,045.28 1,705.77 27,497.85 52,645.92 324.48 126.85 205.30 814.71 261,034.31 682.78 159.41 150.00 17,319.44 30.73 696.00 1,727.15 4,000.00 21.50 37.97
ASSESSMENT FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012..........................................................$ 5,429.85 Intergovernmental Revenues..........................$ 129,390.87 Interest Income...............................................$ 340.12 Miscellaneous.................................................$ 591.36 Operating Transfers........................................$ 27,167.00 Total Revenues.................................$ 157,489.35 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (162,658.23) Balance December 31, 2012.....................................................$ 260.97 Total 189.00 24.98 16,540.24 25,921.44 17,883.77 722.95 668.04 361.92 667.11 840.00 50.00 304.76 1,369.95 1,477.63 70.00 50.00 16,167.77 2,500.18 1,838.72 13,650.00 502.20 34,578.85
MCI MEGA PREFERRED; utilities........................................$ MISSOURI DIRECTOR OF REVENUE; fringe benefits.........$ MISSOURI LAGERS; fringe benefits....................................$ MO STATE ASSESSORS ASSOCIATION; training/dues......$ MODERN PRINTING; supplies...............................................$ NE MO COUNTY MAPPING; supplies................................$ PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL; publication.................................$ THE BUSINESS CENTRE; supplies......................................$ U S POSTMASTER; postage...................................................$ U.S. CELLULAR; utilities.......................................................$ U.S. POSTAL SERVICE; postage............................................$ VANGUARD APPRAISALS, INC; software mainten.............$
127.73 2,742.00 7,179.92 1,045.00 1,344.00 903.05 40.00 150.50 762.00 63.52 2,250.00 9,671.00
Grand Total................................................................................$ 162,658.23 D.A.R.E. FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 1,902.69 Intergovernmental Revenues........................$ 2,690.00 Total Revenues..................................$ 2,690.00 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (1,738.02) Balance December 31, 2012.......................................................$ 2,854.67 Payee; Purpose CREATIVE PRODUCT SOURCING, INC; DARE prgm........$ UNITED STATE BANK; DARE program................................$
Total 1,554.02 184.00
Grand Total..............................................................................$
1,738.02
LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATING FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012.............................................................$ 6,189.78 Sales Tax Revenues......................................$ 139,098.81 Intergovernmental Revenues........................$ 125,506.50 Charges for Services.....................................$ 3,150.50 Interest Income.............................................$ 289.10 Other Revenues............................................$ 7,880.71 Transfer In....................................................$ 369,000.00 Total Receipts.................................$ 644,925.62 Less Warrants.............................................................................$ (632,183.10) Balance December 31, 2012..................$ 18,932.30 Payee; Purpose Aaron D Schmitz; equipment repair.......................................$ ADAIR COUNTY SHERIFF; out of county board..............$ ANTHEM BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD; fringe benefits.......$ AREA DISTRIBUTORS, INC.; jail supplies............................$ ATCO INTERNATIONAL; jail supplies...................................$ AYERS OIL COMPANY; fuel..................................................$ BACKRIDGE LANDFILL; office supplies............................$ BANK OF MONTICELLO; fringe benefits...............................$ Ben Buening; net Deputy salary-LaBelle..................................$ Benjamin M. Buening; Deputy net salary..................................$ Betty A. Shyne; cook net salary...............................................$ BLESSING HOSPITAL; workers comp..................................$ BOB BARKER COMPANY, INC; jail supplies.....................$ CANTON HARDWARE STORE; repairs & upkeep...........$ CAPPS OFFICE SUPPLY; office supplies..............................$ CARD SERVICES; repairs & upkeep......................................$ CASEY’S GENERAL STORES, INC.; fuel...............................$ CENTRAL SERVICE CENTER; equipment repair................$ CENTURYLINK; utilities.........................................................$ Charles R. Rudd; jailer net salary...............................................$ Cheryl McCarty; cook net salary................................................$ CITY OF CANTON; sales tax rebate.........................................$ CLARK COUNTY PHARMACY; inmate medical..................$ CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF; out of county board..................$ Connor C. Whicker-Walsh; jailer net salary...............................$ Corey Bringer; Deputy net salary................................................$ D&K SUPPLY; repairs & upkeep...........................................$ Danny L. Yonker Jr.; jailer net salary...........................................$ DANNY YONKER; insurance deductible 2-yrs........................$ DAVID PARRISH; expense reimb...........................................$ David T. Parrish; Sheriff net salary..............................................$ DENMAN COUNTRY DRUGS, INC.; inmate medical...........$ DENTAL SOURCE; fringe benefits..........................................$ DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; vehicle maintenance...........$ Devon J. Willis; Deputy net salary...............................................$ DIGITIAL-ALLY, INC; equipment...........................................$ DIVISION-EMPLOYMENT SECURITY; fringe benefits.......$ Doretta G. Allen; Cook net salary...............................................$ DOUG MARTIN; repairs & upkeep.........................................$ ED. ROEHR SAFETY PRODUCTS; jail supplies..................$ ELAM HEATING & AIR COND. INC.; repairs & upkeep.......$ FLEER TIRE & AUTO; vehicle maintenance............................$ GALLS, AN ARAMARK COMPANY; uniforms & equip.......$ GARY’S GLASS; repairs & upkeep.......................................$ IDS APPLICATIONS; equip maintenance..............................$ INMATE SERVICES CORPORATION; prisoner transport......$ Jerrod C. Eisenberg; Deputy net salary........................................$ Jerrod Eisenberg; expense reimb...............................................$ JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL; fuel..........................................$ John W. Kraft; jailer net salary.....................................................$ JOHNNIE’S SERVICE; vehicle fuel & maintenance...............$ JOHNSON ELECTRICAL SERVICE; repairs & upkeep.......$ Kevin D. Davis; jailer net salary.................................................$ KEYBANK/C.E.R.F; fringe benefits........................................$ KOHL WHOLESALE; food supplies........................................$ KPS PLUMBING SERVICE; repairs & upkeep......................$ Kyle O. Scott; Deputy net salary.................................................$ LEWIS CO E-9-1-1; MULES....................................................$ LEWIS COUNTY REC ASSOCIATION; utilities....................$ LIBERTY UTILITIES; utilities.................................................$ LOWE’S BUSINESS ACCOUNT; supplies...........................$ Luke Barton; Deputy net salary...................................................$ MAC WORKERS COMPENSATION FUND; fringe benefit....$ MARION COUNTY JAIL; out of county board....................$ Mark Jennings; jailer net salary................................................$ MARK TWAIN COMMUNICATIONS CO.; utilities.............$ MARTIN PUMPING SERVICE; repairs & upkeep..............$ MC KENZIE AUTOMOTIVE; vehicle maintenance..............$ MCCLAIN RADAR SERVICE; equipment maintenance........$ MCI MEGA PREFERRED; utilities.........................................$ MFA OIL PETRO CARD; fuel..................................................$ MISSOURI DIRECTOR OF REVENUE; fringe benefits.........$ MISSOURI LAGERS; fringe benefits.......................................$ MISSOURI TIRE COMPANY; repairs & upkeep...................$ MOPERM; fringe benefits.........................................................$ MORPHOTRAK, INC; equipment maintenance......................$ NIEMANN FOODS; food supplies...........................................$ PIONEER PRODUCTS; jail supplies...................................$ POWER, ROB; expense reimb................................................$ PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL; publication...................................$ Priority One Printing & Mailing; office supplies.....................$ PTS OF AMERICA; prisoner transport..................................$ PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY DIST NO 1; utilities.......................$ QUARTERMASTER; uniforms & equipment.........................$ QUINCY FIRE EQUIPMENT CO; repairs & upkeep..........$ QUINCY MEDICAL GROUP; inmate medical.......................$ Randy Lillard; jailer net salary.................................................$ Randy P. Eaton; jailer net salary...................................................$ RELIABLE; repairs & upkeep.................................................$ Rob Power; net Deputy salary-LaBelle.....................................$ Robert P. Power; Deputy net salary.............................................$ ROBERTS GARAGE; vehicle maintenance.............................$ RTD OFFICE PRODUCTS; office supplies...............................$ Sara Garner; cook net salary.......................................................$ Shannon M. Finis; jailer net salary..............................................$ SHIRLEY LAY; supplies..........................................................$ Sidney E. Sutton; jailer net salary..............................................$ Simon R. Thrower; jailer net salary...........................................$ SIRCHIE; supplies....................................................................$ STAPLES CREDIT PLAN; office supplies.............................$ STERLING AWARDS & ENGRAVING; office supplies......$ THE FILLIN’ STATION; fuel...................................................$ TOM GEISE PLUMBING; repairs & upkeep........................$ U S POSTMASTER; postage....................................................$ U.S. CELLULAR; utilities........................................................$ UNIFIED HEALTH SERVICES; workers comp...................$
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Total 319.00 980.00 59,112.95 2,347.58 1,321.50 4,475.30 65.59 72,169.49 4,155.49 16,207.86 596.20 329.39 2,146.89 41.92 239.97 66.06 11,364.80 233.00 2,182.85 2,018.99 15,968.75 7,059.62 101.32 840.00 1,896.62 3,614.09 7.83 16,008.54 8,000.00 16.50 39,247.07 479.97 348.00 11.00 12,105.26 80.00 2,066.49 3,805.79 150.50 904.30 1,030.00 2,986.93 976.29 225.00 280.00 4,131.00 28,308.25 890.79 696.10 13,184.68 2,525.49 485.00 7,569.15 4,728.82 15,461.74 120.00 1,560.82 2,545.00 10,320.10 1,803.60 445.08 22,367.31 7,354.88 375.00 1,161.63 1,065.68 545.00 41.91 200.00 894.74 5,079.70 8,630.00 32,355.31 13.00 28,188.00 1,100.00 2,727.65 184.80 32.46 30.00 374.71 400.00 2,410.50 4,647.56 96.50 1,638.78 469.29 19,924.91 644.95 3,223.25 35,583.40 2,906.93 1,854.22 5,387.29 2,038.06 191.88 6,867.17 5,363.81 276.91 872.77 32.00 4,209.55 397.60 486.80 1,931.34 916.54
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT Lewis County, Missouri for Fiscal Year 2012 CANTON SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT
LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATING FUND CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4B UNITED SYSTEMS; repairs & upkeep.....................................$ 1,240.00 VILLAGE OF MONTICELLO; utilities...................................$ 1,056.60 WALMART COMMUNITY; office supplies..............................$ 1,507.54 WELLS FARGO BANK, NA; fringe benfits.............................$ 1,300.00 William T. Hicks; Office Admin net salary....................................$ 16,660.66 WIRELESS USA; vehicle maintenance......................................$ 1,564.19 Grand Total...............................................................................$ 632,183.10 CIRCUIT CLERK INTEREST FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012..............................................................$
6,641.20
Interest income........................................$ 697.91 Total Revenues.................................$ 697.91 Less Warrants..............................................................................$ (1,748.93) Balance December 31, 2012...............$ 5,590.18 Payee; Purpose Press News Journal; Subscription & Temp Job ad..................$ Royal Appliance; Vacuum bags..................................................$ Hewlett Packard; computer.........................................................$ DataComm; Recorder repair.......................................................$ Hobby Lobby; State Capitol Picture Framing..........................$ Grand Total..............................................................................$
Total 43.62 15.65 1,425.21 140.00 124.45 1,748.93
CIRCUIT COURT LAW LIBRARY FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012...............................................................$ 4,240.41 Interest income........................................$ 3,299.00 Total Revenues.................................$ 3,299.00 Less Warrants..............................................................................$ (2,604.23) Balance December 31, 2012.............$ 4,935.18 Payee; Purpose Thomson West; subscription.......................................................$ Press-News Journal; subscription..............................................$ MO Lawyers Weekly; subscription............................................$ Jan Geisendorfer; Expense Reimburse......................................$ Mark Twain Communications; services......................................$ Dave’s Studio; signs...................................................................$
Total 1,443.18 45.00 735.70 80.79 214.56 85.00
Grand Total...............................................................................$
2,604.23
ELECTION AUTHORITY FUND 2012 Balance January 1, 2012............................................................$ 13,114.16 Intergovernmental Revenues..................$ 48,239.78 Total Revenues.................................$ 48,239.78 Less Warrants..............................................................................$ (61,324.39) Balance December 31, 2012...............$ 29.55 Payee; Purpose Total Alice Solter; Election judge & miles..........................................$ 272.50 Aloma Shoop; Election judge.....................................................$ 101.50 Amy Parrish; election night worker..........................................$ 162.21 Anna M. Stewart; Election judge & miles..................................$ 217.50 Ashley Kincaid; Election night worker.......................................$ 53.32 Barbara Allen; canvasser.............................................................$ 60.00 Bettie Morriss; Election judge & miles.......................................$ 556.60 Betty L. Morrison; Election judge & miles................................$ 497.17 Beverly Kern; Election judge......................................................$ 101.50 Beverly Welch; Election judge & canvasser...............................$ 151.50 Bobbie Toops; Election judge ....................................................$ 315.00 Bonnie Henderson; Election judge.............................................$ 203.00 Carol J. Heller; Election judge & miles......................................$ 257.21 Cathy Wiewel; Election judge & miles.......................................$ 363.38 Charilyn Stalder; Election judge & miles...................................$ 336.75 Charles L . Arnold Jr.; Election judge & miles............................$ 336.75 Charles R. Walters; Election judge.............................................$ 205.57 Charlotte Parrish; Election judge & miles..................................$ 244.68 City of Canton; balance refund...................................................$ 68.39 City of Ewing; balance refund....................................................$ 40.08 City of LaBelle; balance refund..................................................$ 34.10 Clark Co. R-1 School; balance refund........................................$ 49.02 David Bradley; Election judge & miles......................................$ 346.90 Don Grimmwood; Election night worker...................................$ 70.00 Donna Lawson; Nursing Home judge & miles...........................$ 192.04 Donna Reid; Election judge........................................................$ 145.40 Doris Jean Zuspann; Nursing Home judge & miles. ..................$ 214.17 Duane Merrell; Election judge....................................................$ 339.50 Durham Methodist Church; election rent....................................$ 150.00 Election Service Fund; machine rent & RSMo 115.056(4).........$ 5,829.91 Ernie Schroeder; Election judge.................................................$ 101.50 Frances L. Jennings; Election judge ..........................................$ 238.00 Gary B. Glasgow; Election judge...............................................$ 121.50 General Refund Revenue; telephone reimb.........................$ 40.00 George Hoffman; Election judge................................................$ 390.64 Henry M. Adkins & Son Inc; ballots mach prgm, supplies.........$ 32,007.27 Ida Byers; Election judge.....................................................$ 238.00 Ida M. Byers;..............................................................................$ 203.00 Janet Klocke; Nursing Home judge & miles..............................$ 100.00 Jerry Shoop; Election judge........................................................$ 126.50 Joan Cludray; Election judge......................................................$ 228.00 John J. Clark; Election judge......................................................$ 308.75 Judy Hadfield; Election judge.....................................................$ 101.50 Juna Homrighausen; Election judge...........................................$ 203.00 Karen Laswell; Election judge....................................................$ 231.88 Lewis Co Health Dept; balance refund.......................................$ 354.22 Lewis Co Nursing Home; balance refund...................................$ 79.22 Lewis Co E911; balance refund..................................................$ 218.65 LaBelle Fire Aux; election rent...................................................$ 115.00 Lewis Co C-1 School; balance refund.........................................$ 240.14 Lewistown American Legion; election rent................................$ 75.00 Lewistown Fire Aux; election rent..............................................$ 150.00 Linda F. Schmitz; Election judge................................................$ 356.75 Lucretia Hinton; Election judge & absentees..............................$ 430.00 Lyla Sue Merrell; Election judge & miles...................................$ 440.50 Margaret Miller; Election judge & miles....................................$ 545.25 Martha A. Jones; Election judge & miles...................................$ 394.25 Martha Roberts; Election judge & miles....................................$ 111.50 Mary Louise Brown; Election judge & absentees.......................$ 450.00 Mary R. McCracken; Election judge..........................................$ 127.62 Maywood Fire Aux; election rent...............................................$ 30.00 Melanie Schreck; Election judge................................................$ 238.00 Nancy Buffington; Election judge..............................................$ 121.50 Nancy Cary; Election judge........................................................$ 108.75 Peggy J. Childress; Election judge & miles................................$ 256.93 Peggy Wiesemann; Election judge & miles................................$ 589.63 Pete Fountain; Election judge & miles.......................................$ 486.01 Press-News Journal; publication.................................................$ 3,599.00 R-4 Fire Department; election rent.............................................$ 30.00 Raetta J. Cook; Election judge & canvasser................................$ 121.50 Randall Sharpe; Election judge...................................................$ 101.50 Regina Dredge; Election night worker........................................$ 140.00 Road & Bridge Dept Capital Improvement; balance refund.......$ 346.70 Russell Brownell; Election judge................................................$ 243.59 Ruth Grimwood; Election night worker & canvasser.................$ 90.00 Ruthie Mc Cutchan; Election judge............................................$ 107.50 Sandra R. Sparks; Election judge & miles...................................$ 420.40 Sandra Wallace; Election judge & canvasser..............................$ 330.00 Sarah Freeman; Election judge & miles......................................$ 545.25 Sharan Krueger; Election judge & absentees..............................$ 450.00 Sharon Schlager; miles & expense reimb...................................$ 180.41 Shirley Henderson; Election judge & miles................................$ 385.35 Shirley Hinkle; Election judge & miles......................................$ 366.75 Shirley Turner; Election judge....................................................$ 125.40 Skylar Kopf; Election night worker............................................$ 40.00 State of Missouri; balance refund...............................................$ 180.59 Steffenville Fire Aux; election rent.............................................$ 80.00 Syddny Heimer; Election judge..................................................$ 223.00 Teddy Ammons; Election judge..................................................$ 121.50 Travelle Whitaker; Election judge & miles.................................$ 468.25 U.S. postmaster; postage.............................................................$ 350.88 Village of Monticello; balance refund........................................$ 9.15
FINANCIAL STATEMENT For the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2011 and Ending June 30, 2012 To the Honorable Judges of Lewis County at Monticello, Missouri and the Board of Trustees of the town of Canton, Missouri. CD FUNDS Beginning Balance....................................................................$ Total Receipts, interest earned................$ 415.05 Balance on Hand, July 1, 2012.................................................$ CHECKING ACCOUNT Beginning Balance....................................................................$ Property taxes..........................................$ 58,409.73 Refunds....................................................$ 1,654.74 Misc Income............................................$ 506.50 Total Receipts...........................................................................$
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I, William Paulsen, a member of the Canton Special Road District Board of Canton, Missouri, upon my oath do hereby certify and state the within and foregoing is a full and complete list of money received and expended by the Canton Special Road District Board for the Canton Special Road District for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2011 and ending July 1, 2012.
37,926.86
I further certify that the balance of funds as shown at the beginning and end of said period are true and correct. /s/ William Paulsen Canton Special Roads District Board Canton, MO 63435
30,906.74
On this 31st day of August 2012 before me personally appeared William Paulsen and on this oath subscribed his name to the above affidavit.
37,511.81
My term expires Dec. 31, 2014. /s/ Sharon Schlager County Clerk - Lewis Notary Public
60,570.97
Disbursements July 7 - ILLOWA Culverts; road repairs..............................$ Shirley Spurgeon; Account.........................................................$ ILLOWA Culverts, road repairs..............................................$ Elder Auto Repairs; repairs.....................................................$ Ayers Oil Co; fuel....................................................................$ MFA Inc; supply.......................................................................$ Lewis Zahn; payroll.................................................................$ Jim Pierce; payroll....................................................................$ Central Stone, rock..................................................................$ July 15 - Mo Dept of Rev; St w/h.....................................$ Mo Division of Employ; St. Un-employ....................................$ Ayers Oil Co; fuel....................................................................$ IRS; 941 1st quarter..............................................................$ MFA Agri; supply.....................................................................$ IRS, 941 2nd quarter.................................................................$ Fred Howard, Misc labor...........................................................$ Aug. 08 - Lewis Zahn, payroll..............................................$ Jim Pierce; payroll....................................................................$ Pierce Trucking; hauling..........................................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon; yearly reports...............................................$ Sept. 03 - Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................$ Lewis Zahn; payroll.................................................................$ Sept. 05 - Pirce Trucking; hauling.......................................$ Central Stone, rock..................................................................$ Tri State Const.; repair............................................................$ Pearl Machine; repair................................................................$ Ace Elder Auto Repairs; repairs.............................................$ Ayers Oil Co; fuel....................................................................$ Hannibal Concrete; road materials.........................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ Oct. 10 - Ayers Oil; fuel............................................................$ Lewis Zahn; payroll.................................................................$ IRS; 2nd quarter.......................................................................$ Lewis Co Press; advertisement................................................$ Shelter Ins; bus ins...................................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................................$ Martin Lock & Key, repair........................................................$ Ace Elder Auto Repairs; repairs................................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ Oct. 29 - Mo Divis. of Employment; un-employ......................$ IRS; 941 3rd quarter.................................................................$ Mo Dept of Rev; St w/h..........................................................$ Crown Power & Equip; repairs..............................................$ Ayers Oil Co; fuel....................................................................$ Ayers Oil Co; repair..................................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................................$ Nov. 07 - Jim Pierce; payroll..................................................$ Ayers Oil Co; fuel....................................................................$ Howard Welding; repairs..........................................................$ Metal Culverts; road repair......................................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ Elder Auto Parts; repairs.........................................................$ Lewis Zahn; payroll.................................................................$ Dec. 05 - Central Stone, rock..................................................$ Dec. 06 - Central Stone, rock................................................$ Elder Auto Parts; repair...........................................................$ Ace Elder Auto; repair.............................................................$ Brahlers Trk Supply; repair.....................................................$ Fleer Tire & Auto; repair........................................................$ Lewis Zahn; payroll.................................................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................................$ Dec. 07 - Performance Auto; repair.........................................$ Discount Tire; repair.................................................................$
700.00 60.00 3,040.00 14.00 301.10 52.75 613.37 325.51 987.44 5.00 49.28 421.15 133.67 52.75 345.95 120.00 600.84 127.37 660.00 578.97 60.00 150.00 60.00 430.89 1,694.47 2,357.71 398.34 498.66 326.78 791.11 4,170.00 652.06 595.60 166.06 17.85 64.00 1,432.00 60.00 2.00 1,025.82 198.13 46.67 489.51 18.00 107.24 180.03 26.10 60.00 113.22 192.45 200.00 339.00 226.44 163.32 342.49 338.64 280.68 202.90 286.05 42.00 2,200.00 380.76 372.27 60.00 275.00 95.00
2012 Jan 02 - Ayers Oil Co; fuel....................................................$ Central Stone Co; rock.............................................................$ Prairie Archway Int; repair.......................................................$ Travelers RMD; Bus Ins..........................................................$ Central Stone Co; rock.............................................................$ Fred Howard; repairs................................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................................$ Lewis Zahn; payroll.................................................................$ Jan 19 - Shelter Ins; Bus. Ins.................................................$ Jan 25 - IRS; payment..........................................................$ Lewis Co Press; advertisement................................................$ Pierce Trucking; road material................................................$ Feb 02 - JIREH; repair...........................................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................................$ Fred Howard; payroll................................................................$ Feb 21 - Mo Dept of Employ; St employ.................................$ IRS; 941 4th Qtr.......................................................................$ IRS; 940 Fed. Unemplo..........................................................$ Feb 29 - Ayers Oil Co; supplies..............................................$ MFA Oil Petro Card; fuel.........................................................$ Central Stone Co; rock.............................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................................$ March 12 - Central Stone Co; rock.......................................$ MFA Oil Petro Card; fuel.........................................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ March 13 - Willie Paulsen; repairs........................................$ Apr 06 - Lewis Zahn; payroll...............................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ Central Stone Co; rock.............................................................$ Tri State Const; repair...............................................................$ Apr 18 - Shirley Spurgeon, Account.........................................$ Performance Auto, repair............................................................$ Apr 30 - IRS; 941 1st quarter..............................................$ Metal Culverts; road repair......................................................$ Mo Divis of Employ; 1st Qtr 941...........................................$ May 04 - Lewis Zahn, payroll...................................................$ Elder Auto Parts; repair...........................................................$ Central Stone Co; rock.............................................................$ Shirley Spurgeon, Account........................................................$ May 21 - Ayers Oil Co; fuel..................................................$ MFA Oil Petro Card; fuel.........................................................$ MFA Oil Co; repair...................................................................$ Tri State Const; repair...............................................................$ Central Stone Co; rock.............................................................$ Motion Indust; repair................................................................$ May 22 - Pierce Trucking; hauling..........................................$ Fred Howard; repair..................................................................$ June 04 - Shirley Spurgeon; Acct...........................................$ Ace Elder Auto; repair.............................................................$ Tri State Const; repair...............................................................$ John Howard; repair..................................................................$ Larry Penn; payroll..................................................................$ Lewis Zahn; payroll.................................................................$
214.13 706.69 85.40 2,380.00 102.13 25.00 60.00 161.73 1,558.00 25.26 14.50 3,159.88 382.96 141.52 60.00 113.22 37.06 348.85 69.48 136.99 102.84 748.94 60.00 382.97 361.76 292.48 7.12 217.95 386.83 543.02 408.48 60.00 1,548.00 113.86 2,088.00 15.58 192.00 176.36 246.01 60.00 217.53 218.48 55.82 218.48 499.46 569.99 1,542.47 125.00 60.00 293.59 218.48 150.00 505.49 207.57
Total Disbursements................................................................$
54,055.35
Balance on Hand July 1, 2012...................................................$
37,422.36
DICKERSON SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT PO Box 26, Monticello MO 63457 (573) 767-1210 I, Vancell Scifres, chairman of the Dickerson Special Road District of Lewis County do attest, under oath, this report is a true and accurate account of all financial transactions for the year ended December 31, 2012. /s/ Vancell Scifres Dickerson Special Roads Chairman Monticello, MO 63457 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of February, 2013 My commission expires December 31, 2014. /s/Sharon Schlager County Clerk Notary Public For the Fiscal Year Ending 2012 Total All Funds Beginning Balance....................................................................$ Total Receipts..........................................$ 4,014.08 Total Disbursement..................................$ 4,014.08 Ending Balance.........................................................................$
00.00
Receipts Property tax...............................................................................$
4,014.08
Disbursement (by function) Street Roads..............................................................................$ Total Disbursement by function................................................$
4,014.08 4,014.08
Disbursement (by object) Interfund transfer.......................................................................$ Total Disbursement by Object...................................................$
4,014.08 4,014.08
Statement of Assessed Valuation and Tax Rates Real Estate.................................................................................$ Personal Property.......................................................................$ State Assessed Railroad and Utility...........................................$ Total Valuation...........................................................................$
565,370.00 301,670.00 13,391.00 880,431,00
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Tax Rates Funds, Dickerson Special Road District 0.3263 Tax Rate (per $100) LAGRANGE SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT FINANCIAL STATEMENT For the fiscal year beginning August 1, 2011 and ending July 31, 2012. To the Honorable Judges of Lewis County at Monticello, Missouri and the Board of Trustees of the town of LaGrange, Missouri.
Balance Brought Forward, August 1, 2011.................................$ Cash Receipts: Interest on Money Market Account...................$ 171.25 FEMA................................................................$ 7,254.88 Lewis County Tax Settlement............................$ 46,081.21
56,275.51
Total Cash receipts....................................................................$ 53,507.34 Cash Disbursement: BANK SERVICE EXPENSES Town & Country Bank..............................................................$ 10.00 EQUIPMENT Schuerman Welding...................................................................$ 11,000.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL Jon Tiemann...............................................................................$ 596.00 Mike Durst................................................................................$ 100.00 FLOOD REPAIRS Deters’ Trenching service..........................................................$ 292.50 FREIGHT EXPENSES Frank Berhorst.........................................................................$ 4,288.93 GAS, OIL, GREASE & TRIES Ayers Oil Co.............................................................................$ 3,172.05 Brahler’s Truckers Supply.......................................................$ 2,800.00 Donald Jennings.......................................................................$ 19.37 Jon Tiemann...............................................................................$ 93.48 MOWING EXPENSES Emily Kaylor.............................................................................$ 150.00 Kyle Kaylor...............................................................................$ 375.00 PAYROLL TAX EXPENSE Donald Jennings.........................................................................$ 3,729.63 Bryan Jennings..........................................................................$ 240.59 Jon Tiemann................................................................................$ 201.21 United States Treasury.............................................................$ 701.00 Missouri Director of Revenue...............................................$ 3.00 Missouri Division of Employment Security......................$ 6.57 POSTAGE AND DELIVERY EXPENSES United States Postal Service.....................................................$ 43.94 Missouri Director of Revenue.................................................$ 0.60 PUBLICATION EXPENSE Lewis County Press...................................................................$ 25.75 Press-News Journal....................................................................$ 43.75 REPAIR EXPENSE CAPS..........................................................................................$ 1,080.00 Howard Welding.......................................................................$ 950.00 Roland Machinery Co.................................................................$ 15,233.82 ROAD MAINTENANCE Central Stone Company.............................................................$ 9,129.92 Landmark Pipe Supply.............................................................$ 1,949.14 Lewis County Road Bridge Dept................................................$ 2,720.00 Newman Traffic Signs...............................................................$ 580.98 SERVICES - ACCOUNT EXPENSES Becky Briddle..........................................................................$ 1,500.00 SERVICES - BOARD MEMBER SALARY & ROAD INSP. Charlie Sade............................................................................$ 350.00 Jon Tiemann............................................................................$ 350.00 Norma Bringer.........................................................................$ 350.00 TOTAL CASH DISBURSEMENTS.....................................$ BALANCE ON HAND JULY 31, 2012................................$
62,088.19 47,694.66
I, Norma Bringer,Board Member of the LaGrange Special Road District of Lewis County do attest, under oath,this financial statement is a true and accurate account of all financial transactions of the LaGrange Special Road District for the year ended July 31, 2012. /s/ Norma Bringer 31149 Oyster St. LaGrange, MO 63448 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of February, 2013 My commission expires Feb, 23, 2016
/s/Patricia A. Spindler Notary Public
Total Expense............................................................................$ 61,324.39
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FOR THE RECORD Missouri. Any objections to the statement of account must be filed within 20 days after the filing of the statement of account.
NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT Estate of Mary Jane Raleigh
) ) Estate No. ) 09LE) PR00036-01
/s/ Denise Fletcher Personal Representative
To claimants and Heirs of Estate: You are notified that on March 28, 2013 I will file the statement of account in the above estate in the probate court of Lewis County, Missouri, at Monticello,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, LEWIS COUNTY, MISSOURI Probate Division Fred L. Westhoff, Judge In the Estate of Gilbert J. Hinz, a disabled person
) ) Estate No. ) 13LE) PR00003 ) )
Howard L. Snowden Attorney for Estate 237 N. 6th St. Quincy, IL 62301 (217) 228-6000 1st Pub. Feb. 21, 2013
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a person found by the court to be disabled under the laws of Missouri by the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Lewis County, Missouri. The business address of the conservator is: PO Box 270, Canton, MO 63435; Phone No. 573-2881111 All creditors of said disabled person are notified to file their claims in the Probate Division of the Circuit Court.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR OF DISABLED PERSON
/s/ Jan Geisendorfer Jan Geisendorfer
On the 11th day of February 2013, Lewis County Public Administrator Brett Bozarth, was appointed conservator of the estate of Gilbert J. Hinz,
Clerk of the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Lewis County, Missouri 1st Pub. Feb. 21, 2013
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, LEWIS COUNTY, MISSOURI Probate Division In the Estate ) of ) Case No. LaVeta Marie ) 12LEStith, ) PR00017 deceased ) NOTICE OF FILING OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF FINAL SETTLMENT To all persons interested in the estate of LaVeta Marie Stith: Notice is hereby given that a Final Settlement and Petition for Approval of Final Settlement and Order of Distribution of the property of the Estate will be filed in the Circuit Court
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, LEWIS COUNTY, MISSOURI Probate Division In the Estate ) of ) Case No. Mary Burnell ) 12LEEthridge, ) PR00026 deceased ) NOTICE OF FILING OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT Lewis County, Missouri for Fiscal Year 2012 Lewis County Financial Statement Recapitulation
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We, Wayne (Fid) Murphy Jr., John Campen and Jesse Roberts, duly elected commissioners of the county commission of Lewis County, Missouri and I, Sharon Schlager, county clerk of said County certify that the above and foregoing is a correct statement of every item of information required in section 50.815, RSMo for the year ending December 31, 2012 and we have checked every receipt from every source and every disbursement of every kind and to whom disbursement was made, and each receipt and disbursement is accurately included the above and foregoing totals
of Lewis County, Missouri, Probate Division, at Monticello, Missouri by the Personal Representative on March 15, 2013 and that any objections or exceptions to such Settlement or Petition or any item thereof must be in writing and filed within 20 days after filing of such settlement. Respectfully Submitted, /s/ Donald M. Bastian, P.C. Donald M. Bastian, #36580/2581 306 Center Street P.O. Box 1316 Hannibal, MO 63401 573-221-7099 Telephone 573-248-3224 Facsimile Attorney for the Estate of LaVeta Marie Stith 1st Pub. Feb. 14, 2013
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AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION To all persons interested in the estate of Mary Burnell Ethridge, deceased: You are hereby notified that the undersigned Personal Representative will file a Final Settlement and Petition for determination of the persons who are the successors in interest to the personal/real property of the decedent and of the extent and character of their interest thereon and for distribution of such property, in the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Lewis County, Missouri, on March 15, 2013, or as may be continued by the Court, and that any objections or exceptions to such Final Settlement or Petition or any item thereof must be in writing and filed within twenty (20) days after the filing of such Final Settlement. /s/ Barbara Heins Barbara Heins Personal Representative 14995 126th Avenue LaBelle MO 63447 1st Pub. Feb. 14, 2013
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, LEWIS COUNTY, MISSOURI Probate Division Fred L. Westhoff, Judge In the Estate of Vera K. Krietemeyer, deceased
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NOTICE OF FILING OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION To all persons interested in the Estate of Vera K. Krietemeyer, deceased: You are hereby notified that the undersigned Personal Representative will file a Final Settlement and Petition for determination of the persons who are the successors in interest to the personal/real property of the decedent and of the extent and character of their interest thereon and for distribution of such property, in the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Lewis County, Missouri, on March 22, 2013, or as may be continued by the Court, and that any objections or exceptions to such Final Settlement or Petition or any item thereof must be in writing and filed within twenty (20) days after the filing of such Final Settlement.
Personal Representative 307 N. McKinley, P.O. Box 479, Ewing, MO 63440 1st Pub. Feb. 21, 2013
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Captain James E. Wilt, commanding officer of Troop B, Macon, announces that Troop B officers will be participating in the St. Patrick’s Weekend DWI enforcement campaign. The sobering fact is that impaired driving contributes to approximately 27 percent of all Missouri fatal traffic crashes. Preliminary 2012 Missouri traffic crash statistics indicate 205 people were killed and 3,513 seriously injured in crashes involving an impaired driver. That’s why the Missouri State Highway Patrol will join other Missouri law enforcement agencies to crack down on drunk driving March 14-17, 2013. During this time period, Troop B officers will be conducting DWI saturations enforcing Missouri’s DWI laws and taking impaired drivers off the road. Consequences of drunk driving include jail time, loss of your driver license, or being sentenced to use ignition interlocks. Insurance rates increase. Other financial effects include attorney fees, court costs, lost time at work, and the potential of losing one’s job or job prospects. When family, friends, and co-workers find out, violators can also face tremendous personal embarrassment and humiliation. “Driving drunk is simply not worth all the consequences,� stated Captain Wilt. “Our message is simple and unwavering: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.�
Notice of Request for Proposals:
The Western Lewis County Fire Protection District is requesting proposals for the purchase of 25 SCBAs (Self-Contained Compressed Air Breathing Apparatus) equipment. Project specifications are available from the District. Please contact Harry Scifres at email: wlcfpd@marktwain.net or 217-242-5299 for additional information. Proposals will be accepted until March 19, 2013 at 3:00 p.m. 1st Pub. March 7, 2013
Notice of Landowners Annual Meeting of Fabius Drainage District Notice is hereby given to all persons owning land and other property within the Fabius River Drainage District in Marion and Lewis Counties, Missouri, that a meeting of the landowners owning land and other property in said drainage district in Marion and Lewis Counties, Missouri, has been called by the Board of Supervisor of said district to be held at the Apostolic Christian Church fellowship hall, 100 County Road 313, Taylor Mo. 63471, on Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 7:00 pm, to elect one supervisor for said district and to transact such other business as may come before said meeting. Roger Sutter, President Ernest W. Boulware, Asst. Secretary 1st Pub. March 7, 2013 2t
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Trespassing or Hunting CANTON
G & L Glasgow 1-7-14* David & Vickie Gorrell Farms 2-15-13* Betty Hendrickson Farms 3-04-13* Dorothy M./Howard F. Higbee Farms 3-17-13* Crawford/Oliver Farms 5-8-13* Hardin Far m 6-15-13* Doris Long Property 6-17-13* Farm of Seldon and Mary Logsdon 7-30-13* Fenway Farm - Barkley, Rogers, St. Clair. 9-4-13* Barkley Farms, James & Brenda 9-4-13* Beverly and Dennis Welch Farms 10-19-13* Robert /Jere Taylor Farms (2) 10-29-13* Tim/Mark/Kay Dochterman Farms 11-6-13* James & Carol Dettlaff Acres 11-11-13* Barbara Carskadon Farm 11-12-13* Franks & Gorrell Farm 11-18-13* CD/BL Corrigan Property 11-29-13* Kit Taylor Farm 12-8-13*
CANTON & LAGRANGE
Tim Heimonen property 4-14-13* Courtney Farms 11-20-13* Gary& Patricia Bunch (No fireworks) 1-7-14*
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Campen Farms 11-03-13* Violators will be prosecuted!
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Ronnie & Judy Pierce Farm & property 5-13-13* William C. Sedelmeier Farms/Cotton Wood Hollow Farms 11-7-13*
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Richard Porter Farms 1-17-14* Paul Britton Farm 1-30-14* Gregory Drainage District Levee and Farms 4-12-14* Donald and Mazie Vogel Farm 8-23-13* Owned or leased land by Danny L. Dannenhauer 11-03-13*
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Jenny D. Murphy Reid Farm 3-10-14* Gloria Burbridge Prop. 4-17-13* between Monroe & Jackson St Barb Borgstadt Property 6-7-13* 517 N 4th; 519 Skinner Paul Legg Residence 6-17-13* 407 N. Main Paul Lahr Farms 7-01-13* Ronald L. Farr Farms 8-10-13* Paul Legg Farm 10-6-14* 22422 Ponderosa Ave. Lonnie/Earnest Martin 11-04-13* (410 N. Main (old Cath. Church) Marsha Allison & Connie & Frank Bange 11-15-13*
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Warner/McHughFarms 1-23-14* Emrick Farms-Harry & Neva Emrick $750 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone trespassing on Emrick Farms 8-9-13* David Keith Farm 10-29-13* Vernie & Geraldine Stice Farms 11-6-13* Lowell Reynolds Farm 12-27-14*
LEWIS/MARION COUNTY
Eichor Farms
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C.D. Taylor Farm Glenn Krueger Farms
Jim Lillard Farms 1-04-14* Donna Hudnut Farm is 12-20- 13* now RRVC LLC
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Donna Prisner Farm and Property 9-13-13* Wilma Chipman, Jeannie S. and Barb C. and Glen Chipman 10-08-13* Nolen & Judy Leach farm and property 10-18-13*
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COMMUNITY NEWS Obituary
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MARQUETTE WEAR HARRINGTON
RUBY G. JANNEY
James Scott Karl, 48, of Costa Mesa, Calif, died unexpectedly of cardiac arrest on Feb. 13, 2013, in his home. He was born Aug. 5, 1964 in Arcadia, Calif., a son of James P. Karl and Diana B. Treece. He spent some of his childhood years in southern California and Oregon and then relocated to LaGrange, Mo., where he attended junior high school and graduated in 1983 from Highland High School. He returned to the southern California area and spent the remainder of his life. He was general manager of Tustin Nissan and had been in the auto industry for 25 years. Scott was know for his quick wit and sense of humor. He enjoyed spending time in Missouri and never forgot his LaGrange roots. He is survived by his girlfriend, Christy Curto, and his dogs, Jack, Benny and Ava; half-sisters, Cathy and Elizabeth, half-brother, Bill, step- siblings, Mary Viloria, Quincy; Salvador “Booâ€? Viloria, California; Shelly Melton O’Brien, New York; Rodney Melton, Washington; and several nieces, nephews and extended family members. Also surviving are close friends, Paul and Tracie MurďŹ n and family, Quincy; Loren and Kim Farr and family, Payson and many, many close friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, step-mother Juanita Karl, and younger brother, Gregory Karl and step-brother Russell Melton. A memorial service was held at Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa on March 1. A local memorial gathering in LaGrange is being planned by his friends.
Marquette Wear Harrington, 88 of LaBelle Manor Care Center in LaBelle, Missouri was taken by the Lord on Feb. 23, 2013. Marquette was born on October 30, 1924 to Clarence and Anna Wilcox Gooding. She enjoyed spending time with family and friends and loved to play bingo and listen to country music. She also enjoyed the many activities at LaBelle Manor. She lived in SpringďŹ eld, Illinois for many years. Then later in life she moved to LaBelle Manor where she spent her ďŹ nal days. She was a loving and caring mother and grandmother who will be deeply missed by everyone. She is survived by two daughters, Judy Littleton and ďŹ ancĂŠ Don Miller of Gorin, Mo., and Patty Rice and husband Bobby of SpringďŹ eld, Missouri; two sons, Mike Wear of LaBelle, Missouri and Jerry Wear and wife Sherry of Camp Point, Illinois; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren; sister, Marlene Carrier and husband Walt of Gorin, Missouri; brother, Kenneth Gooding and wife Barbara of Camp Point, Illinois and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, two sons, Paul and Norman Wear, one grandson, Paul Wear II, two brothers, Martin Herschel Gooding, and two husbands, Floyd Wear whom she married August 6, 1942. After his passing several years, she then married Earl Harrington on December 24, 1989. Cremation rites have been accorded. Memorial services and inurnment in the New Loraine Cemetery near Loraine, Illinois will be held at a later date. Arnold’s Funeral Home in Lewistown in charge of arrangements. Memorials may be made to New Loraine Cemetery (IL) and may be mailed to or left at Arnold’s Funeral Home, P.O. Box 248, Lewistown, Mo. 63452. Online condolences at www.arnoldsfuneralhome.net
Mrs. Ruby G. Janney, 102, of Canton, Mo., died Monday, March 4, 2013 at the Lewis County Nursing Home. Funeral services are pending with Arnold’s Funeral Home in Canton. A full obituary will be printed in next week’s edition. Online condolences may be left at www.arnoldsfuneralhome.net
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COMMUNITY NEWS Robison Lecture focuses on commonalities of World faiths Culver-Stockton College’s 41th annual Robison Lecture in Religion, to be held March 13, will discuss the presence of famous biblical figures in other religious texts. This year’s guest lecturer is Dr. John Kaltner, the Virginia Ballou McGehee professor of Muslim-Christian Relations at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn. Dr. Kaltner’s lecture, “Jesus, Mary and Moses in the Qur’an,� will begin at 7 p.m. in the Merillat Chapel, located in the Robert W. Brown Performing Arts Center. Dr. Kaltner earned his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible from Drew University, in Madison, N.J., M.Div. and M.A. degrees from the Maryknoll School of Theology in Maryknoll, N.Y., a Licentiate in Sacred Scripture (S.S.L.) and a diploma in Arabic and Islamic Studies from the Pontifical Institute of Rome, Italy; and a B.A. in Spanish from the State University of New York, Oswego. In addition to many articles, presentations and other publications, Kaltner is the author of 12 books. The Robison Lectureship was endowed by Dr. Georgia Robison Beale in 1972 in honor of her father, Dr. Henry Barton Robison, professor of religion and dean of the school of religion at Culver-Stockton College from 1910-44. The lectureship provides for an annual lecture
City of Canton Board Minutes Minutes from the Canton regular board meeting on Feb. 19. Minutes are edited for publication. A full copy of the minutes can be obtained at Canton City Hall. Mayor Phillips presided over the meeting. Aldermen present were Bracey, Janney, Upchurch, Carlin and Wolf.Also attending were City attorney Smith, George Hausdorf, Cindy Kell, Chief Shelley and Culver-Stockton students Grant Fricke, Chad Miller and Emylee Redding. It was approved to amended the engineering contract for the Tourism Observation Structure to include the additional cost of engineering and construction documentation for the structure. The proposed structure is to be a concrete and metal structure. The board approved the purchase of the Canton Motel by John Campen for $5,000. Hausdorf requested the City change the water tap charge to a uniform amount. It was approved to have the City Attorney draft an ordinance to change the water tap charges. Hausdorf and Charlie Bach of PSBA have talked with DNR regarding the City’s wastewater permit and resulted in a solution for the City to discharge the treated waste water directly into the Mississippi which will re-
in religious scholarship and for the printing and distribution of the lecture. The lectures have been distributed to friends and surviving relatives of Dr. Robison, to deans and professors of religion in Disciples Institutions of higher education and to Disciples ministers in the tri-states. Henry Barton Robison was a native of Georgia and educated at Transylvania College, College of the Bible (LTS) and the Divinity School of the University of Chicago (Ph.D. in 1907 with a major in New Testament and a minor in Old Testament). After brief pastorates in Texas and Alabama, he served as professor of religion at Culver-Stockton College from 1910 to 1944. This event is part of the Culver-Stockton College Academic and Cultural Affairs program and is free and open to the public.
The 29th annual Pillars for Excellence Scholarship Competition at Culver-Stockton College has come to an end. Eight students have won the $89,000 scholarship, designed to cover four full years of tuition awarded annually at the freshman value. Winning students include: Steven Stock, a homeschooled student from Quincy, Ill.;
Sarah Barris from Rochester High School, Rochester, Ill.; Mitchell Barton from Pittsfield High School, Nebo, Ill.; Kendyll Dhans from Hernando High School, Spring Hills, Fla.; Krista Duncan from Pleasant Plains High School, Springfield, Ill.; Brandon Lamphier-Shaffer from Sandia High School, Albuquerque, N.M.; Paul Pezold from North Calloway R-I High School, Columbia, Mo.; Sarah Wentland from Rocky Mountain Academy, Meridian, Idaho. Strict academic standards are required to even compete for the scholarship. Fifty candidates competed this year, with an average GPA of 3.87 (on a 4.0 scale) and an average ACT score of 27. Any students who competed in the Pillars for Excellence are automatically awarded a Presidential scholarship and are admitted into the honors program. All Pillars for Excellence competitors will be honored at a luncheon, held Saturday, March 16 in Meaders Dining Room at Culver-Stockton. The Pillars for Excellence scholarship competition is held annually. Participants must come to campus and complete two interviews with faculty and staff. Submission of an essay is also required. Recipients of the scholarship are expected to demonstrate both the qualities of mind and the qualities of person that will allow a student to flourish in C-SC’s rigorous but community-orientated academic environment and in the challenging world beyond college.
quire engineering. It was approved to amend the current contract with PSBA to allow for engineering to discharge treated waste water directly in the river. Culver-Stockton will have a new softball field and is looking to sell the Cotton Bowl Field. Mr. Anderson from Canton R-V will be meeting with C-SC officials. The mayor said he offered to partner with the school The City would only continue to provide what it currently provides which includes insurance, maintenance and utilities. Phillips would like to see a Board of members that consist of members from the city, school and Canton Community Athletic Association. Phillips announced that the city has been awarded $232,549 for new sidewalks from a safe routes to school grant. Approval was given to purchase six pieces of playground at a cost of up to $12,000, for a reimbursement grant through Northeast Missouri Solid Waste District, with the equipment to be made of recycled materials. Equipment includes a platform seesaw, Dino climber, lava wall, Matterhorn climber, bouncy whale and set of ten stepping stools. Bill No. 13-02, proposed Ordinance No. 709-C, An ordinance amending Chapter 120 “Personnel Regulations� by amending a portion of section 120.200 “Overtime� of Chapter 120 and by adding to Chapter 120 a new section to be section 120.205 regulating overtime compensation for law enforcement officer under the law enforcement officers exemption of the Federal Labor Standards Act
was read by title and passed. Phillips requested any members of the Board had any other proposals for Canton Senior Housing to submit them prior to the March 18 meeting. Discussion was held concerning underage drinking on Culver-Stockton campus and who is responsible. Chief Shelley will provide a copy of Springfield Mo., ordinance for Smith for review. A request from Smith to have the City consider the slogan River Walk City, was requested to go before the Tourism Commission. The Finance committee met and discussed the enforcement of the City Ordinance requiring each residence to pay a minimum charge for water service. It was agreed to continue with enforcement and not delay the enforcement. There was no evidence the residents of Senior Housing would benefit from a delay in enforcement. Raises were discussed and it was agreed raises would not be any greater than CPI. The Police Committee met and discussed the remodel of the animal pound with an estimate of $4,183. Payroll deduction for repayment of accessory gear, purchased for personal training, was discussed. Policies from other cities will be reviewed. Canton R-V has offered some office space at Canton R-V for the D.A.R.E. Officer. There would be no requirements for the officer to be there at certain times. Hausdorf reported on the Wetlands Educational Trail is going well. Brian Laws has been hired as full time public works employee.
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