News from Adrian Lanes

Adrian Lanes

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BOWLING NEWS

Through August 07, 2010

 

Sun 7:30PM Baker Format

Sis’s Team                                                          61.0-39.0

Sue’s Team                                                         59.5-30.5

Betty’s Team                                                      46.5-53.5

Terri’s Team                                                       18.0-62.0

     Aug 1: High Game:  Sue’s Team 218, Sis’s Team 216, Betty’s Team 190, Terri’s Team 162. 

 

Tues 7:30PM Summer Open

Strike Me                                                            41.0-19.0

The Griffins                                                        38.0-14.0

John’s Team                                                      34.0-26.0

Adrian Lanes                                                      26.0-26.0

Rugg Burn                                                          16.0-12.0

Kelly’s Team                                                      13.0-31.0

    Aug 3: High Game:  John McCoy 268, Nick Perkins 240, Leroy Kagarice 221, Michael Warden 206, Ted Bridges 187, Kelly Wernex 182, Wanda Parmenter 175, Pat Arnold 158, Nick McCoy 151, Karle Enderle 143, Bryce McMillan 141, Brenda Sue Arnold 126, Ashley Shrout 121, Lynn Warden 108, Emily McCoy 94, CJ Hatton 60.  High Series:  John McCoy 688, Leroy Kagarice 602, Nick McCoy 372.

 

Wed “Tough Shot” 7:30pm

Miasis Dragon                                                 277.0-143.0

Amber’s Team                                                  213.0-207.0

D & B Trucking                                                212.5-207.5

Schuman Vinyl                                                 200.0-220.0

Dyson Bowling                                                192.0-228.0

Alpha Tile                                                         165.5-254.5

    Aug 4: High Game: Steve Cowley 245, Clint Schuman 245, John McCoy 225, Andy Xanders 212, Josh Yates 204, Mike Xanders 203, Kevin Worms 202, Joe Clapp 201, Pam Crowden 199, Michael Crowden 195, Claude Billingsley 192, Ernie Moore 192, Sharon Schuman 184. High Series: Clint Schuman 674, Steve Cowley 660, John McCoy 609, Pam Crowden 525.  Points Leader: Kevin Worms 49, Dan Goodrich 48, Steve Cowley 47, Don Chulufas 47, Joe Clapp 46, Michael Crowden 46, Pam Crowden 45.

Match Play League, different Lane Condition every three weeks.  2^nd Week of 47 ft “Tunnel” lane condition.

 

Thurs 7PM Summer

Pink Ladies                                                           29.0

M & M Crew                                                        25.0

Blackhawks                                                          22.0

Lucas Racing                                                       19.0

    Aug 5: High Game:  Laverne Goodrich 178, Tom Dayringer 167, Ben Davis 162, Kelly Watts 117, Dennis Lucas 112, Nancy Blake 106, Dawn Wix 99, Bonnie Barnett 93, Jean Morris 89, Sue Baker 81, Kaleb Nastav 75, Pat Underwood 67, Christy Clifton 48, Margaret Kneuvan 43.

 

Friday Nooners Summer

    Aug 6: High Game: Robert Greer 277, Tim Atkin 224, Bob Story 205, Tom Dayringer 199, Leroy Foster 194, Chuck Wyatt 190, Mim Jackson 186, Dale Smith 166, Steve Atkin 164, Wesley Merritt 156, Robin Atkin 155. High Series: Tim Atkin 616, Robert Greer 604, Leroy Foster 570, Chuck Wyatt 522, Bob Story 508, Mim Jackson 498.

 

Open Bowling Every Night except Monday.

 

Saturday 7 pm: 8-Pin Strike Frenzy, June thru August.

Bingo in Rich Hill every Tuesday

Recently the Rich Hill Lions Club added a weekly bingo game to their busy schedule. The games start at 6 pm at the Lions Club located at Park Ave and 5th st. in Rich Hill. Weekly prizes are expected to grow as more folks come to play. Mark your calendar and join the fun!

Sweltering heat returns

EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL TUESDAY

Today

Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 90s. East winds around 5 mph.

Tonight

Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 70s. East winds around 5 mph.

Butler Elks blood drive coming Tuesday

Its time again to give the Gift of Life, through the Bates County Elks Lodge blood drive this Tuesday August 10th. Hours are 3 pm to 7 pm at the Bates County Elks Lodge #2653.

Directions: from Business 71 go west on Mill Street to Pine Tree Road, turn right on Pine Tree Road and go approximately 1/2 mile.

Tired of potholes? MDOT has projects in store for Bates County

A Sunday drive around Bates County could well result in the need for a front end alignment and maybe some new shocks, however the Missouri Department of Transportation has plans to remedy that potential problem. Several new projects center around bridge repair or replacement in the county mostly along 71 highway and some paved county roads as well.


A total of eight bridge replacements are slated, with start dates yet unannounced. Some of the bridges are quite old:

Bates County Live will provide updates on progress as it becomes available.


(courtesy Missouri Department of Transportation)

Ok today, back to heatwave tomorrow

Today

Mostly sunny. Patchy fog early in the morning. Highs in the lower 90s. East winds around 5 mph.

Tonight

Mostly clear. Lows around 70. East winds around 5 mph.

Bates County 4-H’ers Journey West on Equine Tour

 (BUTLER, MO – August 6, 2010) - Fifty enthusiastic Missouri 4-H teens, including Bates County 4-H members Natoshia Minor and Ashley Smith, embarked upon the fourth annual University of Missouri 4-H Equine Career and Horse Industry Tour in late May, 2010. The quote from Mary Webb, “Saddle your dreams before you ride them” sums up the focus of this great opportunity for 4-H youth who hope to couple their equine passion with a career. The tour focused on the equine world in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska beginning with a dinner at the Kansas City American Royal Event Center. Equine welfare was a common thread throughout the trip. The group met with Cloud Foundation and wild horse rescue members near Colorado Springs, meeting Pryor Mountain Mustangs, and visiting the BLM Horse Center near Elm Creek, Nebraska. Additionally, the group was privileged to meet and listen to a presentation by Dr. Temple Grandin, renowned Animal Scientist, at Colorado State University after a tour of the Equine Reproductive Center and School.

Spending two nights at the Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch near Estes Park, Colorado, was just another inside look at multiple equine related career opportunities for the 4-H youth. Western world of rodeo careers were explored at the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame and at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Museum which included a visit with a professional rodeo clown. Sunday morning the youth elected to attend the worship services at the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs at the beautiful chapel, and it was also the Baccalaureate Service conducted by the Chief of USAF Chaplains, Maj. Cecil Richardson.

A visit to the third largest ranch in the world and largest breeder of quarter horses in the world gave the youth a real taste of what it means to be a working cowboy on the Haythorn Ranch in the Sand Hills of Nebraska. The tour bus actually pulled into one of the pastures when it was feeding time for the mares and babies! The 2010 tour concluded at the Pony Express Stables in St. Joseph in recognition of the 150th Anniversary of the Pony Express.
Each year, the 4-H staff and chaperones plan unique opportunities for Missouri 4-H teens to expand their equine horizons to embrace their passion with a lifelong career by exploring unique careers indigenous to specific regions. Previous tour destinations have been Missouri, Kentucky and Texas.

At the conclusion of the 2010 trip, sixteen “Trail Boss 4th year awards, were presented to members who had travelled on all four tours which completed the planned trip rotations.
4-H participants have credited their trip experiences having a significant impact upon their life decisions. Youth have reported that their career directions have been more clearly defined and many have been refined after meeting the leading experts in the equine world who have shared their personal stories and life lessons to the tour members. However, probably one of the best benefits of the trip is making new 4-H equine-minded friends and having a great time!
Thanks to the support of Ernie Rodina and Purina for trip shirts!

Plans are already in the works for the 2011 trip as it returns to the equine world of Missouri. University of Missouri Extension Staff chaperones include Debbie Davis, Dale Hunsburger, Karen Branstetter, Carol Parmenter (retired), Sue Knautz, and Marci Crosby, University of Missouri Equine Professor, advisor.

For information contact Debbie Davis, 4-H Youth Specialist, Clinton County, 101 S. Main, Plattsburg, MO 64477 ( 816-539-3765) davisdd@missouri.edu

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(submitted by Alan Mundey)

Obituary - Kyler Ray Kelso

Kyler Ray Kelso, two year old son of Kyle and Ashley Kelso of Archie, Missouri died Wednesday, August 4 at the Cass Regional Medical Center in Harrisonville, Missouri. Funeral services for Kyler Ray will be 2:00 p.m. Saturday, August 7 at the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel in Butler. Visitation will be from 1-2 pm on Saturday at the chapel. Cremation will follow services. Contributions may be sent to the Kyler Ray Kelso Memorial Fund % of the Adrian Bank, PO Box 127, Adrian, MO 64720.

Kyler Ray is survived by his father and mother Kyle and Ashley Kelso of Archie, sister Kinna Kelso and brother Kolton Kelso of the home. Maternal grandparents Don and Kelly Coffel of Archie, paternal grandmother Nancy Kelso of Archie and paternal grandfather Kendall Kelso and wife Terri of Joplin. Great grandparents Jerry and Ruth Wiedenmann of Garden City, Missouri, Beryl Kelso of Tucson, Arizona, Donna Kelso of Blue Springs, Missouri, Donald Pennington of Overland Park, Kansas and Sue Coffel of Butler, Missouri. Uncles Doug Coffel and Kody Kelso. Aunts Bracole Coffel, Jessica Coffel Natalie Kelso, Kaylee Kelso and Macy Fletcher.