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Wayne Agee Neodesha, Kansas MASTER GARDENER TRAINING TO BE OFFERED IN MACON University of Missouri Extension Master Gardener training classes will be offered March 22-May 31, 2012, at the Macon County Extension Center. Classes will be held on Thursday evenings from 6:00-9:00 p.m and will include a wide variety of gardening topics including vegetables, fruit, trees & shrubs, herbs, lawn care, flowers and landscaping, diseases, insects and soils & fertilizer. To be a Master Gardener, you must attend 30 hours of classroom training AND provide 30 hours of volunteer service your first year after training. The training is open to all interested persons. For more information and to register, contact Jennifer Schutter at the Adair County Extension Center at 660-665-9866 or download a registration form off the Macon County Extension website at http://extension. missouri.edu/macon.
Truck Accident - On Thursday morning, February 23, 2012 a semi truck owned by Cardwell-Noe Trucking out of Novelty, Missouri overturned on Highway 156, west of La Plata. The truck overturned after riding the ditch damaging the fence on the north side of the road. There were no injuries reported.
Weber Is Minnesota Bound Logan Weber, son of Stanley and Vanita Weber, and grandson of Blaine and Judy Harvey and Warren and Janie Weber, all of Atlanta, received his diploma February 17, 2012 from The Missouri Welding Institute in Nevada, MO. He was awarded
THOMAS NAMED AMC PITCHER OF THE WEEK
ASME Pipe Welding Certifications #1, #2, #3, #4, and #5 and an AWS (American Welding Society) D1.1. Logan is currently employed as a welder on an ethanol plant retrofitting project in Luverne, Minnesota.
Logan Weber is shown at left with his diploma from The Missouri Welding Institute in Nevada, MO. Missouri Welding Institute is located just 93 miles south of Kansas City in the rolling hills outside of Nevada, Missouri. Missouri Welding Institute is a “Premier Welding School” geared to training welders for jobs all over the world. Missouri Welding Institute is “Certified to Operate” by the Coordinating Board for Higher Education in the state of Missouri and is the recipient of the 1998 Educational Pacesetter Award.
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MATT THOMAS Matt Thomas (Brashear, Mo.) was named the AMC Pitcher of the Week, announced by the conference today. Thomas, who also plays in the outfield for William Woods, appeared twice and struck out four in his first appearance, helping secure a 2-1 win for the Owls over the Saints with 2.1 innings pitched. In his second appearance of the week, he picked up his second save of the year, pitching the final inning with two hits and an unearned run, wrapping up the week with a 0.00 ERA. He also helped the Owls at the plate, driving in the game-winning RBI in the Owls’ second 2-1 win of the series. Thomas is the son of Doug and Becky Thomas of Brashear.
A federal investigation involving Jim Lolli of Lolli Brothers Livestock Market in Macon, Mo. and former Macon Police Chief Scott Ziebarth, results in the arrests of seven people in various states. The seven were allegedly involved in the sale of black rhinoceros horns, in violation of the Endangered
Species Act. According to a press release from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, the seven arrested include: 1. Jin Zhao Feng, a Chinese national who allegedly oversaw the shipment of at least dozens of rhino horns from the United States to China. 2. Jimmy Kha, the owner of
Win Lee Cooperation; his son Felix Kha; and Mai Nguyen, the owner of a nail salon where packages containing rhinoceros horns were being mailed. 3. Wade Steffen, arrested in Hico, Texas and accused of being a supplier of rhinoceros horns. 4. Amir Even-Ezra arrested
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in New Jersey on a felony trafficking charge in violation of the Lacey Act after purchasing rhino horns from an individual from New York at a service station off a New Jersey Turnpike. 5. David Hausman, an antiques expert, who has been charged with illegally trafficking rhinoceros horns and with creating false documents to conceal the illegal nature of the transaction, both in violation of the Lacey Act. The press release also indicates that federal agents have seized 37 rhinoceros horns and more than $1 million in cash and another $1 million in gold ingots. The entire story can be found on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife website.
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A Huge Thank You... We would like to thank everyone who helped in anyway with the fundraiser that was put on for us after our house fire. If you helped set up, tear down, cook food, clean up, donate items, donate money or even just came for support, we appreciate it. We Are Blessed With Love and Friends,
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Atalpal II Meets March is Red Cross month, and Atalpal II invites you to help celebrate by donating at the Red Cross Blood Drive on March 5, 2012, from 1:30 - 6:00 P.M. at the La Plata Christian Church. Thirtyeight units are our goal, but in December, we only had twenty-seven donors. If you can find an hours time in your busy schedule, you can save up to three lives with one donation. Please be generous. If you are pre- registered, you can go to the head of the line and donate at your time. Just call 1-800-RED CROSS and schedule your life-saving donation. Home Circle Club Meets The Home Circle Club met February 16th in the home of Enid Moots. Nancy Belfield presided at a short business meeting. Roll call was “Where I met my Husband”. Jackie Eitel reported on the January Nursing Home Party which Home Circle Club sponsored. Those helping from the club were Becky Mohan, Jackie Eitel and Norma Miller. Contests, sponsored by the hostess, were won by Jackie Eitel, Becky Mohan, Pam Jenson and Nancy Belfield. The March meeting will be in the home of Pam Jenson. La Plata Garden Club The Garden Club met at 1:30 p.m. February 20th at the home of Carol Hays. The meeting was called to order by our new president, Irene Osborn, with all repeating the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and Missouri Pledge of Allegiance. Roll call was answered by “How We Met Our Husbands”. We had one guest, Mary Williams’ granddaughter. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Old Business: None. New Business: The question was asked for us to tell what we liked for our birthday gifts. Things mentioned were stamps, garden and outside stones,
food article, some like plants, indoor or outdoor. Margaret Kincaid was the Penny Drill winner. Carol gave interesting tidbits about leap year, red birds and President Monument in South Dakota. It was very interesting. Two word games were played by all and one was won by Jerry Prather and the other by Mary Williams. The hostess served cake and ice cream with strawberries or chocolate, mints, nuts and chocolate covered pretzels. Upsilon MU Chapter Beta Sigma Phi The Upsilon Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met on February 1, 2012 at the home of Hostess, Kathy Perry. Co Hostess was Donna Hall. The evening meeting was called to order by President Charlotte Bailey. There were 16 members present and 9 absent. Reading of the January Minutes and Treasure report was given by Mary Ellyson. The Social on February 11 was held at AJ’s in Macon Mo. The Service Committee February projects are Valentines for the Nursing Home Residents and the Senior Tea on February 26th at 1:00 pm held at the McLorn House. Donna Hall presented a program on the History of Valentine’s Day titled “Love Grams”. Meet was adjourned.
en L. with Barb J. as runner-up. Best KOPS loser was Veva and Barbara G. was runner-up. We discussed last week’s program, “how to enjoy a cruise and not go overboard” and its many helpful and common sense points. Next meeting we will have our newly ordered “daily do-it” journals and “the choice is mine books”. Also special guest Miss Topsy Turvey will come and lift us up and encourage us in our daily struggle to fight the fat and
to stay healthy. Janet handed out preaddressed envelopes with blank note cards for each member to send to another member a message of encouragement. Our weekly challenges is to weigh and measure our portions. We closed with out TOPS “Goodnight Song” led by Karen C. Anyone interested in visiting or joining TOPS is welcome. Please call Gail at 660.651.3025 for more information.
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The La Plata Post Office has been undergoing some cosmetic work on the outside as the masonry of the building is currently being Tuck Pointed by an out of town crew.
NEW SIGN Tops Mo#877 Tops Mo#877 La Plata met Tuesday, February 21st at 6:00 p.m. in the La Plata Christian Church fellowship hall with eight members weighing in. Gail led the meeting. We opened with out TOPS and KOPS pledges an the TOPS “Rededication Song” led by Karen C. Roll call was “did you lose weight and did you keep your food journal or food diary?” Best TOPS loser was Janet and runner-up was Gail. Best KOPS loser was Veva, who stayed the same. The February 14th best TOPS loser was Kar-
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On Monday, February 20th the La Plata United Methodist Church received a new sign under the flames and cross stating “United Methodist Church”. The sign was put in place by Baker Sign Company of Kirksville.
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Larry and Debbi Fredman visited Saturday evening with William Fredman. Marguerite Hodges was a Sunday afternoon visitor. Beth Mason of Columbia enjoyed Valentines Dinner with Ruth Hawkins at the La Plata Nursing Home. Bud Dilly and Virginia Banner visited Jim Sparrow Sunday at the La Plata Nursing Home. Sharon Dore also visited recently. Linden and Janet Wood, Tim Wood and children, Tonya Wood and Lodena Biggs were recent visitors of Leola Schneider. Maxine Perry returned to the La Plata Nursing Home after spending several days at the Northeast Regional Medical Center in Kirksville. Visitors during the weekend were Junior and Virginia Perry, Ernie Perry of Kansas City, Susan Slaughter and Avery, LaDonna White, Jim and Melody Hagar, Teresa Moore and Verna Buck. Verna Buck and Mary Beale, Alma Baker, Mary Harvey and Dorene McNew assisted Candi Ralston with the birthday party at the La Plata
Nursing Home Friday. Verna and Mary furnished Bingo prizes and birthday gifts were also donated by Buck Bros. Sunnyslope. Recent visitors of Marteena Gunnels have been Brenda Lee, Louise Gaughan, Denzil Thomas, Louise Carriker, Leanne Carriker, Nancy Heck, Verna Buck, Robert and Garna Fredman of Excello. Methodist Church of Atlanta held church services Sunday afternoon at the La Plata Nursing Home with assistance from Reverend Denzil Thomas, Louise Gaughan, Louise and Leanne Carriker. Elaine Holmes visited Katherine Walker Monday evening at La Plata Nursing Home and enjoyed the music by Red Roberts and friends. Stella Tuggle was transferred from Boone Hospital to the La Plata Nursing Home on February 22nd to recuperate. Recent visitors have been Susie and Janet Tuggle, Willie and Mary Tuggle and Laura, J.R. and Molly Tuggle, Virgil Pippin, Peggy Thomas, Verna Buck and Abbie Lene and Kaylie.
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Death Notice Wretha Marie Winkler Wretha Marie Winkler, age 87 of La Plata, Missouri, passed away Monday, February 27, 2012 at the La Plata Nursing Home in La Plata, Missouri. Funeral services will be held at the La Plata Christian Church, Thursday, March 1, 2012 at 11:00 a.m.
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Sunday brought windy conditions. A light skift of snow came Wednesday. Not a lot of activities in the area. Some area farmers are waiting for baby calves. Most are anticipating the Ham and Bean supper at Gifford Christian Church Wednesday night. Richard Burns attended the last regular conference basketball game for the La Plata Bulldogs versus Novinger Tuesday night. The girls played well and won and the boys played well but lost by 2 points. Bud, Carol and Kendrick Payne were last Sunday supper guests of Lana and Mike Daniels. Charlotte and La Verl Bahr, Larue and Virginia Baker, all of Clarence enjoyed dining with Rich and Sharron Burns at the Red Rooster Friday night. Richard Gash was a Saturday evening supper guest of his sister and her husband, Donna and Jerry Gray. Sunday evening supper guests at Connie and David Gunnels home included Timerrick, Jennifer and Mike Gunnels, and Christi and Rob Bristow. Connie Gunnels visited her mother, Pearl Perry, at the La Plata Nursing Home on Saturday evening.
Nathan Peters and his family, David and Kerri Peters and two sons of New Hampton, came to Gifford Christian Church to deliver the Sunday message. Attending services were Chad and Claire Belfield, Dean and Marietta Slaughter, Donna Gray, Marty Vance, Kim and Leighton Shoop, Rich and Sharron Burns, Adam and Drew Roberts, Roger Jarman and Amy Burns. Marilyn Sinnock helped Donna Smithson babysit with Donna’s grandson a week ago Saturday. Friday Tanner Pipes visited Marilyn Sinnock. Nancy Belfield attended the Senior Tea at the McLorn House Sunday. They enjoyed hearing Brooke Fleshman speak. Sharron Burns delivered a 10 year 4-H Volunteer certificate and pin to Lana Jarman this past week. Lana has been a faithful crochet leader all 10 years for Oklahoma Indians 4-H Club. Nancy Belfield attended her sons, Bret Gratson, graduation ceremonies in Fort Bragg, North Carolina Thursday. He is an official Green Beret now. Saturday Marilyn Sinnock attended the basketball game at the YMCA in Kirksville to see Tanner Pipes play.
Oklahoma Indians 4-H Club The Oklahoma Indians 4-H club met at the La Plata Baptist Family Life Center on January 10, 2012 at 5:30 pm. The meeting was called to order by Skylar. The pledges were led by Eva. MaKenzie Beautte called roll, 11 answered. The December minutes were approved. The treasurers’ report was given by Tanner. Our club voted to do without the NEMO Fair ribbon. Our club will be donating money to the world vision program. Our club received letters from our local service men that are over seas. We also received a letter from the United Way. We would like to thank the people who sang with us at the La Plata Nursing Home. MaKenzie gave the Adair council report. Recognition night was held on January 21, 2012 at 6 pm, at the Kirksville Middle School. Birthdays this month were Cordel. Demos were given by MaKenzie, Skylar and Molly. Members present were MaKenzie, Eva, Justin, Ben, Kirk, Matthew, Skylar, Tanner, Trista, Maddison and Molly. Project leaders present were Allan, Julie, LeAnna, Brenda and Jennifer. Club leaders present were Sharron. The next meeting will be held on February 21, 2012 at 5:30 pm.
Gilbreath-McLorn Minutes Four members of the Gilbreath-McLorn Board of Trustees met at the Home on February 15, at 3:30 P.M. Ann Bullock chaired the meeting. Minutes of the previous meeting had been mailed to each member prior to the meeting. Judy Williams moved that they be accepted as written. Ann Bullock seconded. Motion passed. Treasurer’s report was given. Each member received the monthly banking statement. The utilities seemed high, since the Home is seldom in use. Judy said the base rate for sewer is $23 monthly, and water $13.67. Becky Mohan moved the report be accepted, and Ann seconded. Motion Passed. Old Business - Nancy Belfield reported on the roof situation. William Schwartz bid to repair the leak by the attic window. The shingles are bad on the wrap-around porch. He will look at those and at the roof also. He cannot start on the leak until the weather is nicer. The Boards official meeting time is the first Thursday of each month at 3:30 P.M. New Business - Nancy made new Request Forms for use of the Home and will make the changes suggested by the Board. She will make copies, and they will be kept in the radio cabinet. Laurie Love filed 1096 papers for William Schwartz. Discussed a wine and cheese tasting for the Alumni Reunion. Becky will contact Louise Gaughn to see about letting the attendees know. A tea will be held for the docents, with some personal stories about Olive McLorn to be told. This will probably be held April 22. Other interested people may also be invited. Nancy will send out the invitations. Judy will check with Kayla Belt about the McLorn Scholarship applicants.
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Blonde... But Blunt BY BECKY JEFFCOAT EDITOR/PUBLISHER lpnews@marktwain.net
As I sit and wonder what wonderful witty words of wisdom to share with you I can’t help but wonder what kind of wonderful witty words you would like to share with me. On second thought, maybe I don’t! This week has been a bit crazy and hectic as I attended two baby showers, one for a cousin and one for my daughter, who will be delivering in about 3 to 4 weeks. She has chosen the name Quinci Jo for her daughters name, which is very sweet I think, but I might be a tad prejudice. I wish my mother, Mary Lou, was gonna be here to help with her first greatgrandchild. She would be glowing from ear to ear, I can see her face shining brightly and spoiling this child rotten to the core, as she did mine. I remember when Sara was small and I worked nights at Walsworth Publishing. My mom was the best. She always got up when Sara’s feet hit the floor and let me sleep in a little, but when I woke up asked Sara if she wanted breakfast, she always replied, “Grandma and I had ice cream�. Grief!! This child was her first grandchild and she got anything she wanted, almost. She was a bright colored child, from her hair bows to her socks and shoes, EVERYTHING MATCHED!! Then came Sammie Jo, OMG, what a tomboy. She couldn’t of cared less if she even had on shoes and socks and definitely did not want a bow in her hair. I guess some things never change. Sara is still the same, almost anal about things matching or being ironed and everything is precise. Now, Sammie Jo on the other hand, yup, you guessed it, still couldn’t care less. She wears mis-matched socks, jeans with holes (not the ones you buy like that), the ones that are old and worn out between the legs, the pockets are falling off, and usually wears leggings or shorts underneath them so you don’t see skin. I guess I should be happy about that at least. Oh don’t get me wrong, I love the both of them dearly, but to be so much different is amazing. I’m almost scared to take her to the hospital when its time to greet Quinci Jo, I guess I’ll have to check her socks before we leave the house. This first grandchild of mine will of course be spoiled, as I will follow
On Tuesday, February 21st the Bulldogs traveled to Novinger to play the Wildcats in their den. The game was the deciding factor of the Conference Champs with the Bulldogs coming up short on baskets losing to the Wildcats and coming in second in conference. Above, Weston Smith spreads his wings for the rebound during a free-throw attempt by Peyton Swift.
JEFFCOAT in my mother’s footsteps, however, I also intend to and propose to Sammie Jo that she be stern and make sure that “No means No�! She’s gonna have to learn that “memaw� knows best and is always right! So we are going to start that as soon as possible. Never worked on my kids, so I’m thinking the next generation is the place to start! hehe Quinci will have the best of both worlds. Aunt Sara’s house and Memaw and Uncle Skyler’s house. He is so excited and waiting for this baby. He’s decided to be her buddy and protector. Teach her how to play ball and take her to the park. He’ll be a good uncle. I talked to a friend of mine briefly on the phone today as I was texting her a picture of Quinci’s room. You all remember Nani right? Well she’s just waiting for a couple more girls to come along. She started counting, beginning with her niece Kennedy, Quinci Jo, Aizlin (which is Eden Meade’s daughter) and Paizley (my cousin Renee’s daughter, one the way), we also came up with Shannon Jones’ little one, Sara Jones will be having a girl and a couple more names came to mind, thus giving Nani her ball team. She says she needs nine. And in a few years its off to state!! LOL, good luck Aunt Nani, you thought your nieces and Sara and Sammie Jo were ornery and didn’t listen, what do you think this generation will be? I refuse to be the assistant coach, so don’t even ask. That’s what your sisters for or ask Uncle Skyler. I would just like to make it through the terrible two’s for the 4th time, okay? I guess I’ll end with asking for your thoughts and prayers for a very easy delivery and a healthy baby girl and, of course, a little sanity for memaw!! I’ll let ya know when our blessing arrives. Keep It Kool, Bec
March OATS Schedule
For Macon County OATS transportation is available to anyone regardless of age or income. To schedule a ride, simply call the volunteer OATS contact in your community.
Bevier B. Smith ......................................773-5445 Atlanta M. Klusman.................................239-4308 Macon N. Benson ...................................385-7734 Norma is also the Group Travel contact for the county
Callao, Elmer, Ethel, La Plata, Goldsberry & New Cambria Call 800-654-6287 between 8:00am - 4:00pm In addition to the below schedule, transportation is now available three times a week from Macon County to Columbia on the “Weekly Express�! For more information call 1-800-654-6287.
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County Committee Meeting: March 19th Macon United Methodist Church, 10:00 a.m.
FAITH
Pastor’s Corner Jesus was a wild thing! At least by the standards of the world, he was. Jesus broke many of the traditions of the culture and even of the religious folks. He healed people on the Sabbath. That was a big no no. He had supper with tax collectors and other sinners. He touched lepers. He allowed women to travel with him and he treated them as equals. (there may not have been any women among the twelve disciples but there were some who were just as close.) He purged from the temple those who had been making their livelihood from those who came there to buy animals for the sacrifice. He spent long periods of time outside of the cities. He taught outside the temple grounds. He taught a message of love and forgiveness rather than strict obedience to the Law (as some saw it). As wild as uncontrollable as Jesus seemed to the religious leaders of hid day, he was not totally uncontrollable. Jesus was doing what was necessary to bring God’s kingdom to the world. He was transforming the world to what Go desired. Je-
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~ PASTOR THOMAS sus was making possible wholeness and righteousness for the common people, even those who had no rights under Temple law. Jesus was sharing the love of God with those who truly needed it. The others were already receiving their reward here on earth. Jesus was bringing the reward of heaven to all who would accept him and his teachings. I like that wild thing called Jesus. How about you? Would you like to follow someone like Jesus? Do you need Jesus? Yes you do. Everyone needs Jesus. Everyone needs that wild thing. “Wild thing, I think I love you.� Pastor Denzil Thomas Atlanta/Mt. Zion/La Plata United Methodist Churches
Nutrition Site Menu March 5th - March 9th, 2012
660.665.9163 Monday, March 5th Polish sausage or Turkey dog, mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, bun, apricots and milk.
Tuesday, March 6th Goulash, coleslaw, hominy, bread and butter, pudding with fruit and milk.
Wednesday, March 7th Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, cauliflower, bread and butter, pineapple upside-down cake and milk.
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Ham steak, sweet potatoes, peas, hot rolls, apple pie bites and milk.
Friday, March 9th Fish sandwich, potato soup, wax beans, bun, fruit salad and milk.
Teresa Root of Bevier reported that someone slashed all four of her car tires.
February 26, 1992
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Robert Dawson was elected Macon County Sheriff in a special election.
~ Shyla Adkins was crowned Atlanta C-3 Homecoming Queen.
March 3, 1982
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The Sunshine Club celebrated its 50th anniversary in Gibbs.
~ “Super Fuzz� played at the Green Theatre for $2.50.
March 2, 1972
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The well-known Adair County cattleman Thomas Henry Hill died at the age of 88 in the Kirksville Hospital.
~ The Home Press began a dial news service, which allowed people to receive telephone exchanges regarding local news as it happened.
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James Bailey, a lifelong resident of Macon County and the oldest person in the area, died at the age of 98.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF MACON COUNTY, MISSOURI FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2011 1. Bond Debt of Macon County Outstanding Dec 31, 2011 2. School Fund (A) Amount of Permanent and Township School Funds (B) School Fund Loans (C) Total Amount of Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures Collected During Year Turned into County Fund TAXATION A. Total Valuation of County for Purpose of Taxation B. Maximum Constitutional Rate Permitted for County Purposes Per 100 Dollars Assessed Valuation C. Rate Levied by County Commission for County Purposes for Year Ending Dec 31, 2011 After Tax Equalization Rollback D. Maximum Constitutional Rate Permitted for Road and Bridge Purposes (an additional 35 cents may be levied for road and bridge by vote of the people at special election) E. Rate Levied by the County Commission for Road and Bridge Purposes for the Year Ending Dec 31, 2011 Per 100 Dollars Assessed Valuation After Tax Equalization Rollback F. Rate Levied by Authorization of Special Election Apr 8, 2007 for County Road and Bridge Purposes G. Delinquent Taxes Outstanding All Years, General Revenue Only as of Dec 31, 2011
0.00 5,286.49
178,818.67 186,042,964
0.2500
0.3500
0.3169
44,628.70
GENERAL REVENUE VENDOR GROSS PURPOSE NET ALAN R WYATT 29,060.00 Net Wages 21,995.50 JON S. DWIGGINS 27,060.00 Net Wages 21,536.72 MADISON D. BELT 27,060.00 Net Wages 19,830.60 PATRICA K CLARKE 504.00 Net Wages 475.53 SHIRLEY ANN SIMS 41,000.00 Net Wages 21,585.64 SHEILA R. OLSON 18,336.72 Net Wages 11,464.39 LEWIS W. ASH 4,301.32 Net Wages 3,241.80 BRENDA LOWRY 19,321.30 Net Wages 13,253.67 LISA A ROBERTS 19,350.72 Net Wages 13,667.58 KRISTA BRUNO 41,000.00 Net Wages 30,236.50 JANICE R. BRANDON 553.50 Net Wages 482.20 DAVID V.BAKER 25,167.96 Net Wages 20,707.56 JEANETTE RONCHETTO 41,000.00 Net Wages 25,240.87 GARNA J FREDMAN 16,646.76 Net Wages 13,165.00 KAREN J. BAKER 4,486.43 Net Wages 3,823.66 PATRICIA A CHEEVER 2,713.76 Net Wages 2,464.49 SHERRY MUNCY 41,000.00 Net Wages 31,968.67 CHARLOTTE NEESON 15,438.15 Net Wages 11,890.71 LINDA S. JENKINS 22,422.36 Net Wages 13,388.97 ROBERT D. DAWSON 45,000.00 Net Wages 33,985.56 ADAM T. MILLER 25,697.88 Net Wages 20,632.43 MICHAEL JOHNSTON 29,454.84 Net Wages 21,556.43 DAVID SUMMERS 15,441.17 Net Wages 11,704.50 RYSZARD P. BILINSKI 11,133.93 Net Wages 9,820.68 KEVIN L SHOEMAKER 29,677.08 Net Wages 23,204.41 WILLIAM C BLACKFORD 25,697.88 Net Wages 13,786.19 ADAM N JOHNSTON 12,769.68 Net Wages 10,937.09 THOMAS H. SKINNER 30,215.34 Net Wages 22,846.22 JEFF S VOGAN 9,511.20 Net Wages 7,563.74 TYLER SOUTHER 25,697.88 Net Wages 19,039.19 CHRISTINA M. SNODGRASS 15,750.50 Net Wages 11,601.60 BRANDON W. ADAMS 25,697.88 Net Wages 18,838.55 DAVID C MOORE 28,343.28 Net Wages 19,136.83 SCOTT A KUNTZ 25,697.88 Net Wages 20,074.73 TRAVIS W WILLIAMS 10,943.90 Net Wages 9,373.61 MICHAEL J SHIVELY 24,586.56 Net Wages 18,911.82 JOSH MEISNER 49,000.00 Net Wages 36,379.18 RHONDA K OLINGER 26,333.64 Net Wages 19,252.27 KRISTIN DAWN BURKS 20,674.84 Net Wages 18,767.20 RHONDA G CROW 13,817.08 Net Wages 10,339.70 AMBER R COCKRUM 3,890.30 Net Wages 3,221.95 TEGAN T PILLARS 1,176.38 Net Wages 1,109.91 STACY M HUGHES 1,495.00 Net Wages 1,406.50 LESLIE L MUNCY 42.75 Net Wages 40.33 BETTY J. TIPTON 178.14 Net Wages 168.07 BRIAN E HAYES 13,000.00 Net Wages 10,361.27 LOIS J NOLAND 41,000.00 Net Wages 24,996.39 PHYLLIS C REGER 8,024.37 Net Wages 7,419.58 LARRY D STACY 1,750.00 Net Wages 1,651.09 RUSTY L GATES 1,500.00 Net Wages 1,415.22 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Federal Tax 199,105.18 MO DEPT OF REVENUE State Tax 20,767.00 LAGERS Retirement 77,977.89 CERF Retirement 23,661.64 WELLS FARGO AS TRUSTEE Def Comp 24,964.08 PAYLOGIX Insurance 7,840.98 CONSECO HEALTH INSURANCE CO Health Ins 1,182.00 WASHINGTON NATIONAL INS CO Health Ins 591.00 ANTHEM BLUE CROSS / BLUE SHIELD Health Ins 157,602.20 AFLAC Health Ins 4,157.26 FAMILY SUPPORT PAYMENT CENTER Garnishment 8,076.00 MACON COUNTY TREASURER Uniform Reim. 268.18 41ST JUD CIR DRUG COURT Contributions 1,500.00 ABC PRINTERS INC Supplies 11,956.28 ADAIR CO. SHERIFF’S DEPT. prisoner board 140.00 ADAIR CO. TREASURER prisoner board 915.00 ADKINS & SONS INC.,HENRY M Supplies 407.10 ALLIED INSURANCE Bond 100.00 AMBER SCHIFF Witness Fee 68.50 AMEREN UE Utilities/Pub Def 750.70 AMERICAN STAMP & MARK PROD. INC. Supplies 1343.27 ANTHEM BLUE CROSS / BLUE SHIELD Insurance 4,816.33 APPLE BASKET Jury meals 181.78 Ashton, Alvin Contract Labor 193.20 B&P PROPERTIES INC Rent/Pub. Def 6,492.00 BAKER, DAVID Mileage 41.51 Barrow Law Office, Susan Guardian Ad litem 19,323.00 BARRY’S CARPET Courtroom 891.00 BAUGHMAN, RICK Witness Fee 69.03 BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS Detention 1,833.26 BEN FRANKLIN Supplies 3.49 BICKHAUS ESQ, R TIMOTHY Guardian Ad litem 3,588.84 BINDER BACK AUTO BODY (DEVIN BINDER) Repairs 867.00 BOB BARKER CO. INC Vests 2,173.20 BOB’S LOCK & KEY Repairs 133.00 BONNETT, LAW OFFICE OF LESA Guard/Ad Litem 9,424.97 BREVARD EXTRADITIONS INC Transport- Goodyear 645.68 BROWN’S GARAGE Repairs 1,182.50 BROWNFIELD OIL, CO. INC Fuel 22,371.00 BRUCE NORMILE JUV JUST CT Detention 3,250.00 BRUNO, KRISTA Reimbursement 330.60 BUSCOMM Supplies 602.62 BUTNER, LARRY Reimbursement 161.74 C&R MARKETS Jail meals 13,377.53 CERF Retirement (1,522.66) CAPITAL PLAZA HOTEL Lodging 253.38 CARROT-TOP IND. INC Flags 134.17 CCAM Registration 825.00 CDW GOVERNMENT INC Software Maint. 158.47 CHARITON VALLEY TELECOM Service fee 18,336.84 CHASE PARK PLAZA HOTEL Lodging 337.86 CHEZUM, JERRY Repairs 517.58 CHRONICLE HERALD PUB CO Publications 3,804.55 CINTAS Supp/Uniforms 1,592.11 CINTAS DOCUMENT MANAGEMNET Shredding 448.27 CINTAS LOC #D73 Fire ext. inspect 253.50 CIRCUIT CLERK/JURY FEES Jury scripts 2,148.75 CLARENCE COURIER Publications 83.83 COLLINS, JEFF Lettering 490.00 CONSOLIDATED INSURANCE AGENCY Bonds 325.00 CONVENIENCE CARD/ORSCHELN’S Supplies 47.98 CRAIG VANDERAA Maintenance 138.00 CROSS ELECTRIC Repairs 151.23 DA-COM Maintenance 750.02 DALLAS CO SHERIFF’S DEPT Fees-Subpoena 39.89 DANIEL JONES & ASSOCIATES Audit 11231.7 DAVID SUMMERS Reimbursement 90.28 DAWSON, ROBERT Reimbursement 25.98 DELUXE BUSINESS Supplies 141.45 DEPT. OF REVENUE Fees 8001.02 DIV OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY Unemployment 1,342.44 EAGAN’S SERVICE LLC Repairs 124.47 ED ROEHR SAFETY PRODUCTS Equipment 595.56 ELKINS SWYERS CO. INC election Supplies 1,073.18 EMBASSY SUITES Lodging 560.48 ES&S election Supplies 107.98 FARRIS, JODY Witness Fee 183.20 FERREL GAS Utilities 469.82 FIDLAR COMPANIES Equipment 573.80 FORCE, JORDAN Special PA 1,000.00 FREDMAN, JENNIFER Misc. Reim. 873.88 FULLER ELECTRIC(STEVEN FULLER) Repairs 1,821.29 GALL’S INC Uniform exp 2,475.63 GLOBAL SOFTWARE CORP Maintenance 2,761.00 GOODEN, LISA Witness Fee 69.40 GOVERNMENTOR SYSTEMS INC Software Maint. 3,042.59 GRIMM, HADLEY Reimbursement 23.50 HACKMAN LAW FIRM LLC Guard/Ad Litem 19,741.00 HASLER FINANCIAL SERVICES Postage/Lease 19,843.88 HAYES, BRIAN Reimbursement 280.40 HEARROLD. JACK Reimbursement 198.03 HELTON APPLIANCE (WAYNE A HELTON) Repairs 50.00 HOME PRESS Publications 45.00 HUGHES, STACY Mileage 556.56 HUNTER’S HAVEN Equipment 420.00 IKON FINANCIAL SERVICE Copier 2,966.42
IKON OFFICE SOLUTIONS IMAGE TECH INC Postage IMAGE TECHNOLOGY OF MO INTAB INC J&R APPLIANCE J&R APPLIANCE CENTER JENKINS, ELDON JENKINS, LINDA S. JEPSON LUMBER CO., MACON INC JLM MERCHANDISE JOHNSTON, MICHAEL JON DWIGGINS JT’S REMODELING KIRKSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE KOHL WHOLESALE INC KUNTZ, SCOTT L&B ELECTRONICS (L-R WOOD) LEON UNIFORM CO. INC LEWIS BODY SHOP LEWIS CO PRESS LITERACY COUNCIL OF MACON CO LOCATION TECHNOLOGIES LOCKWOOD CO. INC LOWENBAUM PARTNERSHIPS LOWRY, BRENDA LYNN PEAVEY CO. MAC ANNUAL CONFERENCE MAC WORKER’S COMPENSATION FUND MACON BP AMOCO MACON CO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MACON COUNTY ENHANCED 911 MACON CO. EXTENSION COUNCIL MACON CO HEALTH DEPT MACON CO. HISTORICAL SOCIETY MACON CO. ROAD & BRIDGE MACON CO SOIL DISTRICT MACON ELECTRIC COOP MACON INSURANCE MACON MEDICAL CLINIC MACON MUNICIPAL UTILITIES MACON VOCATIONAL TECH SCHOOL MACON-ATLANTA STATE BANK MAILFINANCE MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING LTD MALONEY ELECTRIC MARCH, KIMBERLY MARIPOSA PUB-D P WALBURG MARK TWAIN REG COUNCIL OF GOVERN. MARTIN’S INC MATTHEW BENDER & CO INC MCCONNELL ATTY, JAMES MCELHANEY PLB & HTG MCI MCKNIGHT TIRE MEDICAL PRODUCTS LTD INC MEISNER & BURKS LLC MFA OIL CO., MACON MHM BUSINESS SERVICES INC MID-CONT MICROGRPAHICS INC MIDSTATES ORG CRIME INFO MIDWEST PAGING MILLER’S REXALL DRUGS MISSOURI LAWYERS WEEKLY MO ASSN OF PUBLIC ADMINIST. MO ASSN/CO CLKS & ELECTION MO ASSN OF COUNTIES MO CIRCUIT CLERKS ASSN MO CO. COLLECTORS ASSOC MO COUNTY TREASURER’S ASSN MO CORONERS MED EXAM ASSOC MO DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY MO JUVENILE JUSTICE ASSOC MO STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROP MO SHERIFFS ASSOC MOBERLY MOTOR CO MOPERM MUFFLER MAN MUNCY, SHERRY MVE-CENTRAL OFFICE MAGEL, JIM NATIONAL ASSN OF COUNTIES NAT’L ELEVATOR INSEPCTION NE MO RESOURCES CONS & DEV NOLAND, LOIS NORRIS AGGREGATE PRODUCTS CO NORTH MO DRUG TASK FORCE NORTHEAST MO COOP SERV. INC O’REILLY AUTO PARTS INC OAT’S TRANSPORTATION OFFICE DEPOT ONSHORE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES ORKIN EXTERMINATING OTIS ELEVATOR PACARF PETRE CONSTRUCTION PIATT, DAVID POSTMASTER PRENGER FOODS PRENGER’S QUIK LUBE PREWITT, PHILIP PRO-TECH CO INC PTS OF AMERICA LLC QUALITY CHEMICAL CO MIDWEST QUILL QUILL CORPORATION RANDOLPH CO. SHERIFF RAYMOND ATTY AT LAW, STEVE E RECORDER’S ASSN OF MO RED CROSS PHARMACY REDWOOD BIOTECH RELIABLE OFFICE REUSCHEL, TIMOTHY RICK’S SERVICE & TIRE RIEKEBERG & ASSOC(TONI RIEKEBERG) REIKEBERG, TONI RONCHETTO, JEANETTE SCHNEIDER AUTO GLASS SEM APPLICATIONS INC SHELBY CO TREASURER SHOEMAKER, TAMMY D SIDS AUTO SHOP SIMPLEXGRINNELL SIMS, SHIRLEY A. SIRCHIE INC SNODGRASS, CHRISTINA SPENCER, ALAN SPIN CITY STATE DIRECTOR OF REVENUE STATE FARM INSURANCE STERLING MACHINE SHIP STONEY CREEK INN STUCORE COMPUTERS LLC SYDENSTRICKER FARM&LAWN TAB PRODUCTS CO. TAN-TAR-A RESORT TEEPLE INS. AGENCY INC TOM’S DIVE CENTER TOSHIBA TUCKER PLUMBING &HEATING TUCKER, RICK TUCKER, FREDERICK (RICK) U S BANK ULTRA CHEM INC UNITED IMAGING SUPPLY UNITED LABORATORIES UNITED STATES CELLULAR UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES VOYAGER FLEET SYSTEMS INC WAL-MART COMMUNITY WALKER, RYAN WALLER, DANIEL WELLS REPORTING WESTLAKE HARDWARE INC WHITE CHIMNEY SPEC INC WILSON DDS, JAMES A WOLFE, TAMARA WORLD WIDE TECHNOLOGY INC WYATT AUTOMOTIVE & IMP WYATT, ALAN TOTAL VENDOR GEORGE W. SCHUMANN GERALD (GARY) LOVE WILLIAM L GREGORY JIMMY DEAN HOUGHTON CALVIN L. ALLEN EDWARD E. PEAVLER BARRY F. PATRICK MELVIN E. YOUNG LESTER W. SNOW RICKY D. DANNER CHRISTOPHER W WADDLE JEFFERY D WILSON MATTHEW W. BUESCHER ISAIAH E. CURTIS PAUL E VANLUE
Maintenance 1,726.54 Supplies 215.76 Supplies 235.77 Supplies 46.63 Repairs 99.00 Repairs 1105.86 Uniform Reimb. 180.00 Uniform Reimb. 48.54 Supplies 113.94 Shipping 9.00 Uniform Reimb. 107.01 mileage 64.02 Courtroom 3551.98 Registration 15.00 Jail meals 5,274.60 Misc. Reimb. 262.26 Repairs 345.00 Uniform exp 3,455.25 Repairs 234.36 Hospital Filings 724.32 Contributions 1,000.00 Maintenance 101.50 Supplies 280.12 Legal Services 889.37 Reimbursement 43.20 Equipment 83.70 Registrations 600.00 Worker’s Comp 23,001.72 Fuel 600.47 Landfill Fees 236,478.19 Office Expense 6.95 Expenses 36,000.00 Supplies 32.60 Contributions 1,000.00 Mileage 1,405.26 Contributions 2,000.00 Service 499.33 Bond 100.00 Service 45.00 Service 29,750.19 Training 125.00 Supplies 153.87 postage/lease 2,372.45 Supplies 576.50 Repairs 431.20 Reimbursement 147.44 Supplies 144.86 Dues 1,695.00 Equipment 37.65 Supplies 53.47 Guard/Ad Litem 157.50 Repairs 448.62 Telephone 2,954.38 Tires 2,149.20 Equipment 200.98 Guard/ad Litem 8,124.50 Fuel 2,883.62 Compliance Fee 225.25 Supplies 196.55 Membership 150.00 Service fee 100.60 Prisoner RX’s 899.25 Supplies 379.00 training 300.00 training 550.00 legal services 3,217.00 Registration 400.00 registration 550.00 Registration 300.00 registration 500.00 Certificate 50.00 Registration 94.31 Supplies 133.25 Dues 200.00 Repairs 351.77 Prop./Liab. 37,373.32 Repairs 1,256.53 Reimbursement 236.52 Supplies 107.40 Witness Fee 198.00 Dues 400.00 Elevator Inspection 250.00 Dues 125.00 Reimbursement 419.14 Gravel 294.77 Membership 4,800.00 Fuel 389.15 Repairs 155.63 Contributions 1,000.00 Office Equipment 2,978.85 Web Hosting 300.00 Service fee 690.82 Service Contract 4,507.32 Contributions 2,618.00 Maintenance 3,432.64 Carpet Remover 529.00 Box rental 156.00 Meals/Supplies 1,101.10 Service 2,184.48 Reimbursement 508.82 Supplies 128.15 Prisoner Trans. 1,688.40 Supplies 1,094.27 Supplies 730.24 Supplies 2,050.60 Prisoner board 29,879.53 Guard/ad Litem 3,525.85 Registration 340.00 Rx 6.49 Supplies 529.23 Supplies 1,885.91 Depositions 511.80 Repairs 3,756.08 Transcripts 646.75 Reimbursement 1,107.62 Reimbursement 104.84 Repairs 768.80 Annual Agreement 600.00 Reimbursement 608.20 Reimbursement 358.04 Repairs 84.53 Repairs 476.08 Reimbursement 416.66 Supplies 47.56 Reimbursement 21.18 Reimbursement 10.71 Jail laundry 1,997.62 Notary Fee 25.00 Bond 50.00 Equipment 2,955.00 Lodging 243.36 Equipment 5,226.50 Repairs 261.04 Supplies 140.50 Lodging 730.96 Bonds 1,270.00 Maintenance 33.50 Supplies 152.71 Repairs 585.00 Reimbursement 376.75 Guard/ad Litem 2,490.00 Safe deposit rent 85.00 Supplies 384.50 Toner 469.85 Supplies 141.99 Service 856.35 Prisoner exp 4,400.00 Trash hauling 1,993.82 Fuel 2,232.24 Supplies 3,777.39 Reimbursement 179.67 Reimbursement 201.70 Case 256.50 Supplies 3,687.31 Repairs 442.50 Service 218.00 Witness Fee 100.00 Supplies 1,554.50 Repairs 334.99 Reimbursement 15.01 1,993,538.48
ROAD & BRIDGE WAGES PURPOSE 26,145.05 Net Wages 26,492.20 Net Wages 26,001.83 Net Wages 26,039.19 Net Wages 25,995.60 Net Wages 26,517.60 Net Wages 12,555.83 Net Wages 26,008.05 Net Wages 26,095.21 Net Wages 26,001.83 Net Wages 33,000.00 Net Wages 25,995.60 Net Wages 19,250.81 Net Wages 26,321.40 Net Wages 26,001.83 Net Wages
PAID 16,314.34 20,774.28 18,359.92 19,792.39 18,083.39 20,248.73 9,819.17 18,348.02 20,052.44 18,807.58 19,232.31 15,923.45 15,750.52 16,675.93 20,141.60
ERIC L SMITH 25,786.80 JAMIE L KOGER 26,001.83 ANDREW R. DAWSON 25,762.11 CORY W. SNOW 25,786.80 SHAWN A BARTHOLOMEW 7,787.80 BILLY D DAY 10,638.53 ROBERT TYLER HENDRICKS 322.00 ADAM JOHNSTON 262.40 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE MO DEPT OF REVENUE LAGERS CERF WELLS FARGO AS TRUSTEE CONSECO HEALTH INSURANCE ANTHEM BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD AFLAC PAYLOGIX FAMILY SUPPORT PAYMENT CENTER LEGALSHIELD ABC PRINTERS INC AHRENS STEEL & WELDING AIRGAS INC AL SCHEPPERS MOTOR CO. INC ALLEN, CALVIN ALTORFER INC ANTHEM BCBS AUXILIARY POWER PRODUCTS AZDELL HYDRAULICS INC BAKER DIST CO. MIKE BARCO MUNICIPAL PRODUCTS INC BARTHOLOMEW, SHAWN BRAHLER’S TRUCK SUPPLY BROWNFIELD OIL CO INC BUESCHER, MATT BUTNER’S CAR WASH C & R MARKETS CENTRAL STONE CO CHARITON VALLEY CHARITON VALLEY COMM CORP CHARLEY’S SERVICE INC CHRONICLE HERALD PUB. CO. CINTAS CINTAS FIRST AID & SAFETY CINTAS LOC #D73 CO CLERK ELECTION ACCOUNT COLUMBIA FREIGHTLINER CONST & AGGREGATE PRODUCTS CONVENIENCE CARD/ORSCHELN CORN BELT MANUFACTURING CROWN POWER & EQUIPMENT CO CURTIS, ISAIAH DANIEL JONES & ASSOCIATES DANNER, RICKY D DAY, BILLY DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY EBERLY’S STARTER SERVICE EMP SCREENING SERV OF MO Drug EWERS TIRE & SERVICE INC FASTENAL CO GENTNER HYDRAULICS & FABRICATION GREGORY, WILLIAM HAGER RADIATOR SERVICE HARLAND RENTAL & SUPPLY THE HOME PRESS HOUGHTON, JIM HUDSON SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT INLAND TRUCK PARTS & SERVICE INTERSTATE BATTERIES J&R APLIANCE CENTER JEPSON LUMBER CO MACON INC JIREH JJS WELDING & MACHINE KNAPHEIDE EQUIP CO KOGER, JAMIE LAPLATA SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT LEWIS CO PRESS LOLLI LIVESTOCK MKT INC LOWENBAUM PARTNERSHIP MAC WORKER’S COMPENSATION FUND MACON CO ENHANCED 911 MACON ELECTRIC COOP INC MACON MUNICIPAL UTILITIES MARTIN’S INC MC ALISTER & SONS INC MCI MFA AGRI SERVICES MFA OIL CO MACON MHM BUSINESS SERVICES INC MID MO DRUG TESTING MIDWAY TRUCK PARTS INC MO STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS MOPERM MUFFLER MAN NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS NICK’S FARM TIRE INC NORRIS AGGREGATE PRODUCTS CO O’REILLY AUTO PARTS INC PAGLIAI COLLISION REPAIR PATRICK, BARRY PAVON CORPORATION PAYLOGIX PEAVLER, EDWARD E POWELL & SON SAFETY SERVICE QUINCY MACK SALES & SERVICE INC RASCAL FLATS INC RICK’S SERVICE & TIRE RONNIE’S GARAGE INC SCHNEIDER AUTO GLASS SCHUMANN, GEORGE SIDS AUTO SHOP SINCLAIR MINI MART SKYLINE MATERIALS LTD SMITH MOTOR SNOW, LESTER SYDENSTRICKER FARM & LAWN INC THOMAS MOTORS INC TREASURER STATE OF MO TRI STATE CONST EQUIP CO INC UNITED STATES CELLULAR VAN LUE, PAUL VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES WAL-MART COMMUNITY WESTLAKE HARDWARE INC WILCOX TIRE WILKERSON BROS QUARRY INC WIRECO WORLD GROUP YOUNG, MELVIN TOTAL
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Net Wages 18,475.68 Net Wages 18,251.36 Net Wages 19,991.04 Net Wages 19,214.98 Net Wages 6,045.64 Net Wages 8,973.25 Net Wages 289.11 Net Wages 247.58 Federal Tax 107,920.62 State Tax 11,566.00 Retirement 56,197.00 Retirement 4,244.35 Def Comp 1,200.00 Health Ins 66.00 Health Ins 98,688.81 Health Ins 6,483.24 Health Ins 5,709.92 Garnishment 11,436.00 Insurance 478.80 Supplies 28.50 Repairs 352.10 Supplies 1,053.28 Supplies 3,687.27 Reimbursement 100.00 Repairs 11,519.26 Insurance 850.23 Repairs 75.00 Repairs 461.33 Tires 340.30 signs 78.31 Reimbursement 100.00 Tires 3,125.43 Fuel 227,297.55 Reimbursement 100.00 Car Wash 66.58 Supplies 98.21 Gravel 22,862.74 Service 2,574.86 Service 306.67 Tires 2,239.91 Publication 89.85 Supplies 2,380.61 Safety supplies 1,050.99 Inspection 39.00 Gen Municipal 1,343.35 Repair 457.11 Supplies 8,690.70 Supplies 1,816.61 Repairs 317.50 Repairs 627.39 Reimbursement 121.96 Audit 4,453.95 Reimbursement 100.00 Reimbursement 75.00 Unemployment 4,888.00 Repairs 85.85 screening 610.00 Tires 8,491.10 Supplies 453.75 Repairs 170.32 Reimbursement 100.00 Repairs 20.00 Supplies 405.80 Publication 42.00 Reimbursement 100.00 Cart 6,500.00 Repairs 383.34 Supplies 3,478.45 Repairs 238.41 Supplies 66.64 Tires 17,122.64 Repair 390.00 Repairs 245.24 Reimbursement 100.00 Cart 6,500.00 Publication 73.50 Signs 1,057.75 Legal Services 690.00 Worker’s Comp 38,069.58 Signs 9,410.73 Service 1,783.08 Service 5,098.07 Repairs 5,978.16 Repairs 45.00 Service 42.17 Supplies 316.35 Fuel 89,695.61 Compliance Fee 165.75 Drug Testing 50.00 Repairs 130.97 Supplies 177.00 Insurance 23,534.98 Repairs 114.15 Signs 132.13 Tires 19,491.26 Gravel 122,836.06 Supplies 8,678.54 Repairs 50.00 Reimbursement 100.00 Repairs 1,383.00 Insurance 26.12 Reimbursement 100.00 Repair 175.00 Repair 11,054.63 Tires 840.00 Repair 368.00 Repair 40.00 Repair 452.57 Reimbursement 100.00 Repair 82.50 Supplies 100.55 Gravel 48,109.86 Repair 3,315.38 Reimbursement 100.00 Supplies 1,779.83 Repairs 85.60 Overpayment 16,301.25 Repairs 17,370.08 Service 773.52 Reimbursement 100.00 Trash hauling 1,150.12 Supplies 508.29 Supplies 807.00 Tires 1,520.92 Gravel 1,700.99 Repair 1,720.80 Reimbursement 100.00 1,450,963.39
ASSESSMENT FUND VENDOR PAUL ALAN SPENCER CHERYL A. DYE MICHELE L. YORK GLEN E MANSFIELD JR. RHONDA L. ANNO JANCIE BRANDON INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE MO DEPT OF REVENUE LAGERS CERF WELLS FARGO AS TRUSTEE WASHINGTON NATIONAL INS BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD AFLAC CONSECO HEALTH
WAGES 41,000.00 17,745.24 14,592.95 15,519.92 14,956.56 77.90
FAMILY SUPPORT PAYMENT CENTER ABC PRINTERS INC CERF CHARITON VALLEY COM CORP CHRONICLE HERALD PUB. CO DIV. OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY EDWARD J RICE CO. INC GOVERNMENTOR SYSTEMS INC HASLER FINANCIAL SERVICES THE HOME PRESS HUMANA IKON OFFICE SOLUTIONS IMAGE TECH INC IMAGE TECHNOLOGIES OF MO J&R APPLIANCE CENTER MAC WORKER'S COMPENSATION FUND MACON CO. ROAD & BRIDGE MACON INSURANCE CO MACON MUNICIPAL UTILITIES MAILFINANCE MANSFIELD, EDDIE MCI MHM BUSINESS SERVICES INC MIDLAND GIS SOLUTIONS
PURPOSE Net Wages Net Wages Net Wages Net Wages Net Wages Net Wages Federal Tax State Tax Retirement Retirement Def Comp Health Ins Health Ins Health Ins Insurance
PAID 28,621.91 12,772.68 12,235.96 13,852.62 5,231.14 67.82 22,205.30 1,692.00 12,015.81 3,442.84 1,640.04 95.60 20,048.39 680.16 191.20
Garnishment Supplies Credit Service Publications Unemployment Supplies Software Maint Postage/Lease Publications Insurance Maintenance Supplies Supplies Supplies Worker's Comp Mileage Bond Service Postage Lease Reimbursement Service Compliance Fee GIS
6,578.01 2,732.77 -266.93 1,019.58 83.50 4,147.82 6,599.26 4104.23 795.96 42.00 163.10 1,230.73 32.24 35.23 55.96 3,174.07 1,472.40 100.00 3,999.96 354.52 135.00 130.06 34.00 250.00
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MO ASSESSOR'S ASSN MOPERM PRO-TECH CO INC RICOH SPENCER, ALAN STATE FARM INSURANCE STUCORE COMPUTERS LLC WAL-MART COMMUNITY
NADAFees Insurance Supplies Maintenance Reimbursement Insurance Maintenance Supplies TOTAL
2,006.00 2,281.49 5.03 79.88 1,462.25 2,208.60 1,170.00 14.19 181,024.38
ROAD & BRIDGE - CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND VENDOR ADVANTAGE METAL RECYCLING AHRENS STEEL & WELDING AIRGAS INC AL SCHEPPERS MOTOR CO. INC AL TORFER INC BONNIE BROOKS BORDEN, DAVID CENTRAL STONE CO COUNTY CLERK ELECTION ACCT CONSTR & AGGREGATE PROD CONVENIENCE CARD/ORSCHELN DANIEL JONES & ASSOCIATES DEPT. OF REVENUE FASTENAL CO. HUDSON SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT JEPSON LUMBER CO MACON INC JJS WELDING & MACHINE KAUFMANN SAWMILL (NEAL) KNAPHEIDE EQUIPMENT CO KNOTTS JR, RUSSELL LAPLATA SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT MACON CO. SOIL DISTRICT MACON READY MIX METALS CULVERTS INC MFA AGRI-SERVICES MIDWAY TRUCK PARTS INC MIDWEST SUPPLY MO AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROP MORRISON, WESLEY MORTON, DAVID NORRIS AGGREGATE PROD CO O'LAUGHLIN INC, LEO O'REILLY AUTO PARTS INC RAILROAD YARD INC RITCHIE BROS AUCTIONEERS INC RSC EQUIPMENT RENTAL SHELBY STEEL LLC SKYLINE MATERIALS LTD SYDENSTRICKER FARM * LAWN TEAMLAB THOMPSON BROS INC TRAVELING SANDBLASTER VIEBROCK SALES LLC WESTLAKE HARDWARE INC WILKERSON BROS QUARRY INC WINKLER, LONNIE WYATT, ALAN YOUND, FLOYD
PURPOSE Metal Steel Suppl/Rep Equipment Equipment I Beams Equipment Gravel Gen Municipal Equipment Supplies Audit Title Application Supplies Sales Tax Supplies Equipment Lumber Equipment Hay Sales tax Equip. rent Concrete Pipe Posts Equipment Supplies Equipment Beams Straw Gravel Concrete Supplies Steel Piling Truck Rental Equipment Gravel Equipment Chemicals Concrete Sandblasting Pipe piling Supplies Gravel Straw Reimbursement Hay TOTAL
PAID 1,051.95 544.00 9,733.79 241.18 347,000.00 15,735.00 400.00 8,367.14 3,000.00 3726.20 438.93 3679.35 22.00 342.33 30,119.98 59.17 45.00 3,893.50 3,233.11 20.00 26,397.72 800.00 967.05 43,937.96 3,564.26 460.00 485.00 16,900.00 400.00 900.00 71,345.70 4,899.62 850.71 30,948.89 37,925.00 3,822.75 159.50 21,177.79 66.14 11,137.50 3,373.50 150.00 24,425.28 212.26 3,398.37 137.50 25.00 575.00 741,095.13
PROS. ATTY TRAINING FUND
VENDOR BURKS, KRISTEN COCKRUM, AMBER DAYS INN JEFFERSON CITY MEISNER, JOSH MO ASSOC. OF PROS ATTY'S MO OFFIE OF PROSECUTION SER. MOPS REVOLVING FUND OLINGER, RHONDA Transfer to PA Bad Check Transfer to PA Bad Check
PURPOSE Reimbursement Reimbursement Lodging Reimbursement Registration Registration Registration Reimbursement Transfer Transfer TOTAL
PAID 320.19 85.17 243.36 546.49 575.00 200.00 150.00 274.23 -377.54 -87.84 1,929.06
PROS. ATTY BAD CHECK FUND
VENDOR ABC PRINTERS INC CAPITOL PLAZA HOTEL CHRONICLE HERALD PUB CO DANIEL, KRIS DENNIS JONES & ASSOC DEPT. OF REVENUE IKON FINANCIAL SERVICES IKON OFFICE SOLUTIONS LINN CO. TREASURER LODGE OF THE FOUR SEASONS MARIPOSA PUB-D P WALJBERG MO ASSOC OF PROS ATTY'S OLINGER, RHONDA PEPSI COLA BOTTLING PETERSON GROUP POSTMASTER QUILL CORPORATION STUCORE COMPUTERS LLC WAL-MART COMMUNTIY WEST PUBLISHING PAYMENT COURT Transfer from 15 (PA Training) Transfer from 15 (PA Training) Transfer to General Revenue
WAGES
PAID PURPOSE 805.35 Supplies Logding 160.68 84.00 Publications 70.00 Training Equip. Maint 460.00 1,615.00 MOPS fees 304.00 Copier 1,385.08 Supplies 500.00 Administrative 690.10 Lodging 142.54 Software 105.00 Dues 24.00 Reimbursemen 23.00 Supplies 353.09 Supplies 100.00 PO Box rent 323.65 Supplies 596.45 Equip. & Supp 1093.00 Equipment 4841.33 Services 377.54 Transfer 87.84 Transfer 8132.18 Salaries 22,273.83 TOTAL
SHERIFF CIVIL FUND VENDOR DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE MOBERTLY MOTOR CO
PURPOSE Title Ap Vehicles
PAID 11.00 24,400.00
TOTAL
24,411.00
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING FUND VENDOR
PURPOSE BVAC INC Equipment CARPENTER, BILL Reimbursement DAWSON, ROBERT Reimbursement ED ROEHR SAFETY PRODUCTS Training HOLIDAY INN & SUITES JOPLIN Lodging HUNTERS HAVEN Equipment INN AT GRAND GLAIZE Lodging JENKINS, LINDA S Reimbursement JEPSON LUMBER CO MACON INC Lumber JOHNSTON, ADAN Reimbursement JOHNSTON, MICHAEL Reimbursement KUNTZ, SCOTT Reimbursement MILLER, ADAM Reimbursement MISSOURI SHERIFF'S ASSOC Training MISSOURI STATE HIWY PATROL Training MNOA Registration MO DEPUTY SHERIFF'S ASSOC Registration MO NARCOTICS OFFICERS ASSOC Registration MOORE, DAVID Reimbursement NE WISCONSIN TECH COLLEGE Training NITV Training RAMADA INN ST JOSEPH Lodging RESORT AT PORT ARROWHEAD Lodging SHOEMAKER, KEVIN Reimbursement UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA Registration LETA SYSTEMS Registration WAL-MART COMMUNITY Supplies WESTLAKE HARDWARE INC Supplies TOTAL
COUNTY PARK FUND
VENDOR WAGES ROSE KELSH 16,997.92 RONALD L WATTS 12,486.84 DAVID FULLER 2,081.00 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE MO DEPT. OF REVENUE ABC PRINTERS INC BERGLUND CO, GREG BEVIER FIRE PROTECTION BOB’S LOCK & KEY BROWNFIELD OIL CO C&R MARKETS
PURPOSE Net Wages Net Wages Net Wages Federal Tax State tax supplies Repair Demo Derby Repair Fuel Demo-BBQ
PAID 1,253.00 1253.00 395.80 77.84 692.35 412.96 355.00 142.14 179.24 36.75 62.46 58.21 75.31 85.00 950.00 20.00 260.00 675.00 130.00 79.72 175.00 1,295.00 266.07 1,802.55 93.05 600.00 170.00 214.58 27.07 10,584.10
NET PAID 13,560.94 11,313.69 1,963.42 6,720.49 422.00 602.78 17.50 200.00 30.00 805.26 453.33
CARROLL, HADEN CASH/CO PARK/DEMO DERBY CHARITON VALLEY COMM CORP CHRONICLE HERALD PUB CO COCA COLA BOTTLING., CO. COLLEGE MOUND COMMUNITY CENT CONVENIENCE CARD/ORSCHELN FULLER ELECTRIC GLADHILL, JEFF & LORI GOLDEN EAGLE DISTRIBUTING HALO BRANDED SOLUTIONS HARLAND RENTAL & SUPPLY HARRINGTON HEATIN G & COOLING HAWKEYE TRADER HAWKINS INS GROUP HOME PRESS, THE JAMCO AWARDS JENNINGS, RONNIE KELSH, ROSE KFMZ/KZBK KLTI RADIO KRES RADIO KXEO/KWWR KZZT LEA, ERNIE LLOYD DISTRIBUTING MAC WORKER’S COMPENSATION FD MACON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MACON AMBULANCE DISTRICT MACON CO RESCUE SQUAD MACON ELECTRIC COOP INC MACON JAYCEES MACON MUNICIPAL UTILITIES MACON RURAL FIRE DEPT MARTIN’S INC MCELHANEY PLUMBING & HEATING MFA AGRI-SERVICES MILLER, JASON MONROE CO. APPEAL MOPERM PRENGER’S FOODS PROCTER, KIRBY QUINN LUMBER CO R & R PROMOTIONS RASH, KEITHON RON’S JOHNS SCHUMANN, GEORGE SCHUMANN,RYAN SCOTT, SHARON SILVER FOX LLC SNEED, TOMMY STEWART, JOHN SUNBRITE LAUNDRY INC SUPER 8 MOTEL SYDENSTRICKER FARM & LAWN INC SYSCO TROOP 81 - BOY SCOUTS VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERV WAL-MART COMMUNITY WALKER CONSTRUCTION WESTLAKE’S HARDWARE WILCOX TIRE ZIEBARTH, ARNOLD TOTAL
Demo Derby 200.00 Demo Derby 17,045.00 Service 939.81 Demo Derby 210.95 Supplies 234.00 Demo Derby 4,909.55 Supplies/Derby 108.64 Repair 344.23 Demo Derby 650.00 Bar-B-Que 225.55 Supplies 285.00 upkeep 16.99 Repair 100.00 Demo Derby 546.00 Insurance 2,577.00 Publications 42.00 Demo Derby 505.00 Demo Derby 200.00 Reimbursement 1,050.02 Demo Derby 252.00 Demo Derby 100.00 Demo Derby 1,600.00 Demo Derby 163.00 Demo Derby 570.00 Demo Derby 25.00 Demo Derby 1,750.20 Worker’s comp 1,164.63 Bar-B-Que 623.30 Demo Derby 350.00 Demo Derby 5,218.02 Service 6,857.05 Demo Derby 817.93 Service 7,228.18 Demo Derby 200.00 Repair 6.29 Repair 1,710.59 Supplies 39.43 Demo derby 200.00 Demo Derby 134.00 Insurance 2,414.11 Supplies 155.27 Demo Derby 60.00 upkeep 113.98 Demo Derby 10,000.00 Demo Derby 200.00 Demo Derby 750.00 Demo Derby 200.00 Demo derby 200.00 Supplies 110.24 Demo Derby 200.00 Demo derby 200.00 Demo Derby 200.00 Supplies 342.00 Demo derby 118.36 Equip. repair 174.11 Supplies 1,546.33 Demo derby 200.00 Trash Hauling 2,369.10 Supplies 139.92 Demo Derby 100.00 Supplies 315.12 Repair 53.31 Repair 300.00 115,750.62
COUNTY PARK - CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND PAID 10,843.20 3,825.00 2,592.28 84.50 6,643.56 160.00 3,590.00 1,770.00
VENDOR PURPOSE DONALDSON EXCAVATING Sewer project FENCING PROS LLC Fencing MC ELHANEY PLUMBING & HEATINGLagoon MFA AGRI-SERVICES Seed NORRIS AGGREGATE PRODUCTS Gravel PRIMM, DANNY Reimbursement SYDENSTRICKER FARM & LAWN Equipment VIEBROCK SALES LLC GEO-Textile
TOTAL
29,508.54
VICTIMS-DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FUND VENDOR SAFE PASSAGE SERVICES INC
PURPOSE Reimb Fees
PAID 626.35
TOTAL
626.35
UNCLAIMED FEES FUND PURPOSE Unclaimed fees
VENDOR MO STATE TREASURER
PAID 81.60
TOTAL
81.60
RECORDER'S USER FUND VENDOR ABC PRINTERS INC FIDLAR COMPANIES MID-CONT MICROGRAPHICS INC MUNCY, SHERRY STUCORE COMPUTERS LLC WAL-MART COMMUNITY
PURPOSE Supplies Maintenance Microfilming Reimbursement Equipment Supplies
PAID 9.19 1,212.00 1,800.25 31.97 1,191.00 38.41
TOTAL
4,282.82
LOCAL EMERGENCY PROTECTION COMMITTEE VENDOR CHEZUM, JERRY R MACON CO. HEALTH DEPT. MACON CO RESCUE SQAD MACON FIRE DEPT
PURPOSE Radios Reimbursement Equipment Equipment TOTAL
PAID 1,182.36 553.96 2,311.95 3,000.00 7,048.27
ELECTION SERVICES FUND VENDOR ESRI STUCORE COMPUTERS LLC WAL-MART COMMUNITY WORLDWIDE TECHNOLOGY INC
PAID 400.00 268.00 70.54 893.29
PURPOSE Maintenance Supplies Supplies Equipment TOTAL
1,631.83
RECORDER'S TECHNOLGY FUND
VENDOR FIDLAR COMPANIES MID-CONT MICROGRAPHICS INC STUCORE COMPUTERS LLC TRANSFER FROM GENERAL REV.
PURPOSE Service Microfilming Supplies
TOTAL
PAID 3,600.00 945.33 198.00 519.69 5,263.02
COLLECTOR'S MAINTENANCE FUND VENDOR ABC PRINTERS INC AMERICAN STAMP & MARKER CAPITOL PLAZA HOTEL GMI GOVERNMENTOR SYSTEMS INC HILDRETH, ZANE I DO VIDEO MAC ANNUAL CONFERENCE MO COLLECTOR'S ASSOC. PRO-TECH CO INC RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLIES RONCHETTO, JEANETTE STUCORE COMPUTERS LLC TAN-TAR-A RESORT TEEPLE INS AGENCY INC WALMART COMMUNITY TRANSFER TO GEN REVENUE
PURPOSE Supplies Supplies Lodging Supplies Software Contract labor Supplies Registration Dues Supplies Supplies Reimbursement Equipment Lodging Bond Supplies Transfer
PAID 3,724.74 52.87 81.37 5.00 203.71 210.00 10.00 120.00 200.00 48.00 46.62 710.14 208.25 182.74 1,116.00 51.69 1,305.87
TOTAL
8,277.00
LAW ENFORCEMENT RESTITUTION VENDOR ABC PRINTERS CASH(MACON CO SHERIFF DEPT) GEO COMM INC L&B ELECTRONICS (L-R WOOD) TEAM INTEL TTI WORLD WIDE TECHNOLOGY
PURPOSE Equipment Discretionary Software Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment TOTAL
PAID 520.00 4,000.00 8,915.00 7,700.00 418.00 4,385.00 339.15 26,277.15
INMATE SECURITY FUND
VENDOR CRAIG VANDERAA
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MACON COUNTY, MISSOURI PROBATE DIVISION In Re: Maria Dawn Kelley, Petitioner vs. Sherry (Tyree) Key Respondent, Case No. 12MA-PR00002 NOTICE OF HEARING To all persons who claim any interest in the property of DeEtta A. Henson, decedent, as an heir of said descendant or through any heir of said descendant: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed in the above court by Maria Dawn Kelley, for the determination of the heirs of DeEtta A. Henson, decedent, and of their respective interests as such heirs in and with respect to the following described property owned by said descendant at the time of death, to-wit: A tract of land being all the West half of Lot 9; also part of Lot 19 of Loomis and Snively’s Subdivision to the Original Town of North Bevier in the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 10, Township 57 North, Range 15 West, Macon county, Missouri and begin more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at the point on the Easterly right of way line of Route C said point also being the Southwest Corner of said Lot 19; thence, along said Easterly right of way line North 36 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE For default in the payment of debt secured by a deed of trust executed by Ricky L Bunch, Jr., dated April 13, 2010, and recorded on April 14, 2010, in Book No. 946, at Page 087 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, Macon County, Missouri, the undersigned Successor Trustee will on March 1, 2012, at 9:30 AM, at the South Front Door of the Macon County Courthouse, Macon, Missouri, sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash: All of the East One-Half of the South One-Third of Lot 47 and all of the East OneHalf of Lot 48 in Block 5 in that part of the City of Macon, Missouri formerly called “Old Macon” MORE CORRECTLY DESCRIBED AS All of the East One-Half of the South One-Third of Lot 47 and all of the East One-Half of Lot 48 in Block 5 in that part of the City of Macon, Macon County, Missouri formerly called “Old Macon”, commonly known as 405 Vine St, Macon, MO, 63552. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE For default in the payment of debt secured by a deed of trust executed by Yvette M. Callison and Todd W. Callison , dated April 11, 2005, and recorded on April 18, 2005, Document No. 20050853, in Book No. 855, at Page 321 in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, Macon County, Missouri, the undersigned Successor Trustee will on March 28, 2012, at 1:30 PM, at the South Front Door of the Macon County Courthouse, Macon, Missouri, sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash:
PURPOSE Microphone
PAID 501.50
TOTAL
501.50
degrees 44 minutes 35 seconds East, a distance of 69.32 feet; thence North 13 degrees 12 minutes 16 seconds East, a distance of 46.62, thence leaving said Easterly right of way line, South 87 degrees 32 minutes 46 seconds East, a distance of 71.57 feet; thence South 01 degree 31 minutes 00 seconds West, a distance of 103.08 fee to the Northeast corner of Lot 9 of said Loomis and Snively’s Subdivision; thence North 87 degrees 32 minutes 46 seconds West, a distance of 121.00 feet to the point of beginning. Subject to restrictions, easements, and right of way of public record. Petitioner’s attorney is R. Timothy Bickhaus, whose business address and phone number are: 109 N. Missouri Street, P.O. box 451, Macon, Missouri 63552; (660) 385-3854. You are hereby required to appear to answer said petition on March 28, 2012 at 9:00 o’clock a.m. in the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of the Macon County, Missouri, at 101 Washington Street, Building #1 (upstairs), Macon, Missouri, at which time and place said petition will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment may be entered in due course upon and petition. Date of first publication: February 22, 2012
/s/ Ann Henry Probate Clerk
Dates of publication are February 22, 29 and March 7 and 14, 2012.
subject to all prior easements, restrictions, reservations, covenants and encumbrances now of record, if any, to satisfy the debt and costs. James D. Smiser, Successor Trustee
First Publication: February 8, 2012. For more information, visit www.southlaw.com <http://www.Southlaw.com>
NOTICE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no information concerning the collection of this debt may be given without the prior consent of the consumer given directly to the debt collector or the express permission of a court of competent jurisdiction. The debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose (Casefile No. 135882 / Invoice No. 135882547679). Dates of publication are February 8, 15, 22 and 29, 2012. debt and costs. James D. Smiser, Successor Trustee
First Publication: February 29, 2012. For more information, visit www.southlaw.com <http:// www.Southlaw.com>
Lots 1, 2, and 3 in Block 5, in BABCOCK’S SECOND ADDITION to the town of Atlanta, Macon County, Missouri , commonly known as 117 E. Goodding Street, Atlanta, MO, 63530
NOTICE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no information concerning the collection of this debt may be given without the prior consent of the consumer given directly to the debt collector or the express permission of a court of competent jurisdiction. The debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose (Casefile No. 96051 / Invoice No. 96051-548680).
subject to all prior easements, restrictions, reservations, covenants and encumbrances now of record, if any, to satisfy the
Dates of publication are February 29, March 7, 14 and 21, 2012.
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REAL ESTATE
RECAPITULATION FOR THE YEAR 2011 GENERAL ROAD & RD & BDG ASSM'T Com Dev * OTHER Block Grant FUNDS REVENUE BRIDGE CAP IMP Bal 1/1/11 483,953.09 2,816.20 496,532.57 38,441.43 0.00 311,243.50 Property Tax 477,019.34 677,836.87 0.00 Sales Tax 649,779.26 649,683.77 0.00 21.36 Inter-Gov 109,546.04 927,540.18 5,230.38 53,565.57 0.00 6,161.53 Fees 290,032.34 176,955.22 0.00 96,795.85 Interest 7,295.39 3,890.80 4,870.02 1,100.91 0.00 3,171.76 Other 378,613.19 100,174.76 41,934.26 443.97 0.00 138,551.04 Transfers 9,438.05 0.00 Total Rev 1,921,723.61 1,709,442.61 701,718.43 232,065.67 0.00 244,701.54 Less Exp 1,967,923.77 1,446,769.04 741,095.13 176,325.62 0.00 250,704.83 Less Trfs 25,614.71 4,194.35 4,698.76 0.00 9,105.26 Bal 12/31/11 412,138.22 261,295.42 457,155.87 89,482.72 0.00 296,134.95 * Other Funds include Law Enforcement, P.A.Training, Sheriff Revolving, P.A. Bad Check, L.E.Training, Sheriff Civil, Park Cap Imp, Park,Victims/Domestic Violence, Recorders, P.A. Del Tax Fees, Sound Recording, LEPC, Election Services, DARE, Technology,Tax Main, Restitution, Drug Court & Inmate Security.
SAMARITAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2011…………………..…… County Tax Income……………………………………………. Operating Income………………………………………………. Total Receipts……………………………………...…. Net Transfers from Designated Assets...…… Total Receipts, Transfers & Balances…………...…. Less: Payroll Expense………………………………………… Operating Expense……………………………………… Total Expense……………………………………..….. Balance on Hand Dec 31, 2011………………..……. Bal in Board Designated Fund Jan 1, 2011……….. Interest Earned………………………………..…… Net Transfers from Operations…………………….… Bal in Board Designated Fund Dec 31, 2011………
3,257,789.00
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503,352.00 16,376,627.00
19,368,376.00 9,140,470.00 8,580,937.00 17,721,407.00 1,646,969.00 906,321.00
HUDSON SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT
1,399,957.00
4,035.98 647.95 4,683.93 819.44 87.50 720.95 1,051.40 96.26 372.42 45.00
Balance on Hand Aug 1, 2010…………………...….. 354,824.59 County of Macon - Prop Tax, Sales TaxF.I. Tax,Int……………… County of Macon - CART Rock………………..……………… 6,500.00 Interest…………………………………………….……………. 1,670.00 Refund………………………………………………. 3,356.24 Individual Reim……………………………………..…………… 2,969.70 Sales of Equipment……………………………………..………… 157,750.00 4,200.00 Macon City - Lake Rd Main.……………………………………..… FEMA-Snow Disater……………………………………..………… 6,084.74 Receipts & Balances……………………………...…. Total Expenses………………………………..…… 636,153.12 Balance on Hand Jul 31, 2011…………………..….. This is a true financial statement of Hudson Special Road District of Macon County, MO, as of Jul 31, 2011. By Judy Roberts, Secretary.
3,192.97 1,490.96
16,023.48 2,126.50 9,690.00 25.12 27,865.10 13,170.24 3.98 20.00 884.00 1,700.00 134.18 85.00 56.74 16,054.14 11,810.96
COURT ADMINISTERED TRUST FUNDS 11,011.79 129.67 11,141.46 15.58 15.58 101.97 13.82
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
COUNTY CLERK ELECTION FUND Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2011……………………. Political Subdivisions - Reim of Costs..………. 14,172.62 Receipts & Balances……………………………… ELECTION WORKERS: Sandy Swadley,Mary Shott,Marilyn Stroppel, Sue Williams,Lueann Schisler, Donnetta Givens, Ann Lou Wlaker Marguerite Brown, Paula Burriss, Donna Clarkson, Gene Grear, Patsy Eitel,Barbara Fitzsimmons,Wanda Leathers, Crystal Lyda Evelyn Dunham, Alvinia Howe, Edith Fletcher, Diane Haun, Derwood Harding,Mary Evelyn Bradley, Bonnie Morris, Toni Nelson, Harold Nelson,Becky Lang,Alma Baker, Betty Seidt, Imogene May, Rose Harris, Judy Roberts, Joan Schlanker, Marilyn Roberts, Betty Lucas, Carol Prenger, Janeva Gooson, David Foster, Harold Neber, Arlene Foster, Wanda Bergess, Mary Lent, Martha C Baker, Martha M Baker Alma Baker, Katherine Miller, Irene Wyatt, Glenda Brown, Hank Rocette, Pat Clarke, Neola Binder, Janice Brandon,City of LaPlata, Wyane McGee,James Walker, Wyane Kitchen,Laplata State Bank PAY:Judges$95-Supervisors$100- Absentee Judges $7.25/hr, Mileage .36 Total wages……………………..….….……………… 5,332.62 Polling place rental………...……...…………….. 255.00 Election Systems Software-supplies & programming……………. 4,292.65 Macon Co. Treasurer & State of MO (reimb for supplies) 1,320.09 Macon Chronicle Herald - publications……………………………. 683.10 Home Press - publications…………………………………………. 420.00 Lewis Co Press - publications………………………………………… 560.00 Election Services Fund - service fees…………………………… 1,020.00 Village of South Gifford - Reimb Overpayment 33.87 Elkins Swyers - Supplies 119.06 Wal-Mart - phone cards……………...……………………….……… 19.88 Postmaster - absentee ballot return postage……………………. 116.35 Total Expenditures………………………………………………….. Balance on Hand Dec. 31, 2011……………
LA PLATA SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT
Bank Balance Brought Forward Aug 1, 2010….…. County of Macon-Sales Tax……………….…… 80,090.60 County of Macon-Property Tax………….…….. 19,192.36 County of Macon-Financial Institution Tax…….. 1,942.48 County of Macon-Railroad & Utilities Tax……... 8,747.85 County of Macon - Surtax……………………...... 1,068.57 County Collector - Interest.…………………….... 44.47 County of Macon - CART…………...… 6,500.00 County of Macon - Moots and Mack - Culvers…………...… 1,459.61 La Plata State Bank - Interest………………….... 0.60 Refund - Devoy-Baker, US Treasury.. 15.00 Receipts & Balances……………………………...…. Total Expenses……………………………….…… 120,800.25 Bank Balance Jul 31, 2011…………………………. I, Sheryl Smithson, Commissioner of La Plata Special Road District, do attest that the above is a true and complete summary of all fiscal transactions of said district for the year Aug 1, 2010 thru Jul 31, 2011.
COUNTY HEALTH FUND
Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2011……………………….. Current & Delinquent Tax…………………………. Financial Institution Tax…………………………… Contracts…………………………………………… Interest……………………………………………… Cash Basis Adjustment………………………….. Total Receipts & Balances………………………….. Warrants Issued…………………………………… Unobligated Balance Dec 31, 2011………………….
146.95 10,994.51
SPECIAL FUNDS ACCOUNT Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2011 Total Receipts Total Disbursements Balance on Hand Dec. 31, 2011
FOR RENT: 10’x10’, 10’x5’, 5’x5’ and 10’x20’. La Plata Storage. Call 332-7630 or 332-7599. _____________________ FOR SALE- 2004 Chevy Suburban 4WD, Seats 8, Clean vehicle in great condition. Call 660-7685847 after 5:00 pm _____________________ FARM MACHINERY, 8 wheel hay rake like new, New Holland baler #850, 9 ft. disc hay mower. 573494-1213
All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination. We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
433.00 493,203.00 493,203
Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2011………………………..…. Interest Income…………………………………………………. Receipts & Balances………………………………...…… Disb to Bethel Cemetery………………………………… Disb to Bethlehem Cemetery…………………………… Disb to La Plata Cemetery……………………………… Disb to Town & Country Fair Winners………………… Total Disbursements………………………………...…… Balance on Hand Dec 31, 2011…………………...…….
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PUBLISHER’S NOTICE:
16,879,979.00 (769,392.00)
LAW LIBRARY FUND Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2011………………….……. Circuit Court Fees……………………………………………… Shelby Co. Law Library…………………………. Interest - Macon- Atlanta State Bank………………………… Receipts & Balances……………………………….… West Group - Subscriptions………………………………….. Wal-Mart………………………………….. Carole Akery………………………………….. Pro-Tech………………………………….. Missouri Vocational Enterprises…………………………………. Office Depot………………………………….. Missouri Supreme Court Publications…………………………… Missouri Legal Directory………………………………………. Total Expenses………………………………….……. Balance on Hand Dec 31, 2011………………..…….
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CIRCUIT COURT INTEREST FUND Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2011…………………....…. Interest Income…………………………………………………. Receipts & Balances…………………………....…… Maintenance Agreement…………………………………………… Bank Deposit Slips………………………………………………… Carpet…………………………………………. Ultreya-movign cabels…………………………………….. Recording Supplies……………………………….. Office Supplies………………………….. Macon Chronicle Herald Ad………………………….. Total Expenses………………………………………. Balance on Hand Dec 31, 2011…………………….
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361,534.59
898,889.86 262,736.74
41,420.28
160,481.82 39,681.57
155,928.18 266,918.38 1,373.08 314,522.72 2,065.24 (820.24) 739,987.36 573,208.31 166,779.05
MCCDDC (MACON CO COMMISSION FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED CITIZENS) Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2010 Checking Acct. 279,630.41 37,738.80 Balance on Hand Jan 1, 2010 Savings Acct. County Tax Revenue…………………………………………. 206,337.89 591.93 Interest Inc. (Ck.500.30-Savings91.63)…………………………… TCM Income 912,337.35 Other Revenue………………………………………………. 4,906.60 Total Receipts, & Balances…………………….……. 1,441,542.98 Administrative Expense………………………………………. 15,624.72 Capitol Improvements………………………………………. 74,336.52 TCM Expenses 748,165.82 Macon Diversified Industries - Operating 66,000.00 Missouri Trust Fund…………………………………………. 45,000.00 Learning Opportunities Quality Works, Inc……………………. 35,500.00 Special Supports to Individuals 22,144.00 TCM Special Supports to Individuals 28,368.61 YMCA 1,000.00 Total Expenses…………………………………… 1,036,139.67 Balance on Hand Dec 31, 2010……………….……. 405,403.31
DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL FUNDS FOR PERIOD JULY 1, 2010 TO JUNE 30, 2011 DISTRICT ATLANTA C-3 BEVIER C-4 BUCKLIN R-II CALLAO C-8 KNOX R-I LA PLATA R-II MACON R-I MACON R-IV NO SHELBY SALISBURY R-IV SHELBYC-1 TOTALS
SEP MBSHP 224.00 243.00 24.00 92.00 0.00 309.00 1,299.66 126.00 22.00 2,339.66
LEVY 3.6463 3.1445 4.4000 4.7925 3.8409 4.6690 3.3367 4.5000 3.8500 4.7618 3.7500
VALUATION FINES/TAX SALE SURP 12,926,988 17,571.17 11,402,977 19,469.18 1,619,397 1,882.07 5,313,417 8,375.76 3,500 20,173,166 38,153.07 93,193,823 110,718.34 10,500,257 11,899.70 2,542,498 24,080 1,725.23 26,708 157,726,811 209,794.52
RR/UTIL TAX 90,859.87 98,566.74 9,734.99 37,317.45 0.00 169,261.91 527,173.86 51,108.68 0.00 20,135.81 13.67 1,004,172.98
I, Shirley Sims, the duly sworn authorized agent, appointed by the County Commission of Macon County, Missouri, to prepare for publication the financial statement as required by Sec. 50.800 RSMO 2000 do hereby certify that I have diligently checked the record 14,172.62 0.00
of said County and that the above and foregoing is a correct and complete statement of every item of information required by said law for the year ending December 31, 2011.
SHIRLEY SIMS, MACON COUNTY CLERK
INT 70.71 77.45 7.58 29.42 122.69 426.13 43.43 6.94 784.35
8A Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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LOCAL SPORTS Brashear Tiger Basketball Recap The Brashear Lady Tigers hosted the Marion County Mustangs on Tuesday, February 21st coming out on the bottom end of the scoreboard 1473. Scoring for the Lady Tigers were Olivia Thompson 2, Shelby Salter 1, Katie Smith 7, Ashley Moncrief 1, Meredith Thomas 1 and Chandi
March 2. The boys fell to the Mustangs but not quite as hard with a final score of 54 to 81. Scoring for Brashear were Nick Bradshaw 5, Joseph Woods 10, Taren Treasure 28 and Joe Clarkson 11. The Tigers will begin District play on Saturday, February 27th at La Plata.
LITTLE CHEERLEADER
The District Basketball Tournament began Saturday, February 25th with La Plata being the hosting facilities. Four games were played with the girls in every contest beginning with Marion County and Higbee at 3:00 p.m. Marion County advanced to the next round of play on the bracket as they outscored Higbee 80 to 22. High scorer for Marion County was Jessica Redd and Tori Dillon hit double digits for Higbee with 11. The second game began at 4:30 with North Shelby overpowering Madison 54 to 42. Advancing North Shelby to play Marion County on Tuesday, February 28th at 6:00 p.m. Scoring high for the Lady Raiders was Elizabeth Linberger with 24 and for Madison Staci Harlow had 19. Atlanta fell to Bevier in the third game of the evening 36 to 53 ending their season and wiping them out of the tournament. Which advances the Wildcats to the semi-finals on Tuesday. High scorer for Atlanta was a tie of Samantha Reed and Ashton Ross with 10 each and Valle Wilson had double digits with 16 for Bevier. In the last game opening play the La Plata Lady Bulldogs won over the Brashear Lady Tigers 47 to 32 advancing the Lady Dawgs to semi-final play vs. Bevier on Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Scoring high for Brashear was Meredith Thomas with 19 points and Mallory Eitel was high scorer for La Plata with 17.
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Brashear Holds Senior/Parent Recognition Night - On Tuesday, February 21st the Brashear Tigers held their annual Senior Parent Recognition Night between games on the night of their last home contest. Pictured above is Katie Smith with her parents, Brad and Louise Smith; below is Joe Clarkson with his parents, Doug and Paula Clarkson; other seniors were Mary Coy, Rachael Ferguson, Kaitlin Guffey, Cierra Hines, Christopher Longano, Kristin Love, Chandi March, Chloe Sykes, Morgan Taylor, Nick Thomas, Taren Treasure, Ashley and Katie Watson, Ashton Wolter and Joseph Woods.
La Plata 5th & 6th Grade Basketball Schedule Saturday, March 4th
vs. Schuyler County 2:00 5th Girls, 3:00 5th Boys, 4:00 6th Girls, 5:00 6th Boys
Saturday, March 11th
at Green City 2:00 5th Girls, 3:00 5th Boys, 4:00 6th Girls, 5:00 6th Boys
Tuesday, March 21st
at Atlanta 6:00 p.m. 5th Girls, 7:00 5th Boys
Saturday, March 25th
at Brashear 3:00 5th Girls, 4:00 5th Boys, 5:00 6th Girls, 6:00 6th Boys
Wednesday, March 29th vs. La Plata 6:00 5th Girls, 7:00 5th Boys, 8:00 6th Girls
Brashear 5th & 6th Grade Basketball Schedule Tuesday, February 28th Sunday, March 4th March 12th-17th March 19th-24th Sunday, March 25th
8:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. TBA TBA 3:00 p.m.
Atlanta 5th & 6th Grade Basketball Schedule Monday, February 27th Thursday, March 1st March 3-10
Atlanta vs. Clarence Atlanta at Callao Leonard Tournament
6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. TBA
3 games GGB
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(Girls will be split into 2 teams)
March 12-17
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Brashear at Knox County (girls only) Brashear at Green City Tournament Brashear Tournament Knox County Tournament Brashear vs. La Plata
Bevier Tournament
TBA
(Play on Monday and Wednesday)
Tuesday, March 13th Monday, March 19th Wednesday, March 21st Friday, March 23rd Tuesday, March 27th March 30-31
Atlanta vs. Callao Atlanta vs. Bevier Atlanta vs. La Plata 6th Atlanta vs. La Plata 5th Atlanta at Bucklin Atlanta Tournament
6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. TBA
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