News from Adrian Lanes

Adrian Lanes

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BOWLING NEWS

Through June 1, 2012

Tuesday 7pm Summer Open

Shadows Keepers 11.0-05.0

Adrian Lanes 09.0-07.0

Yates Racing 08.0-08.0

Calvary Baptist 04.0-12.0

May 29: High Game: Josh Yates 258, Dan Goodrich 219, Greg Hilbus 205, Mathew Bridges 204, Becky Saathoff 183, Tom Rosekopf 170, Dee Ridley 166, Jim Ridley 163, Ted Bridges 145, Jacob Saathoff 137, David Timblin 134, Betty Wisdom 116, Shelby Sutton 110. High Series: Josh Yates 644, Becky Saathoff 531. Non-Committal League, $9 per week.

Accident West of Adrian

Adrian first responders and Bates County EMS are in route to a single car accident located around 4 miles West of Adrian on 18 highway. Initial reports are saying the occupant of the vehicle has injuries, extent unknown.

Bates County Sheriff's deputies are also in route- watch for emergency vehicles in the area.

Circuit Court news

CIRCUIT COURT OF BATES COUNTY, COURT NEWS 

JAMES K JOURNEY, JUDGE 

Diana L Rich, Clerk 

May 29-June 1, 2012

Misty Ford Hooker v Matthew R Hall, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed by Petitioner.

Toni L Ferguson v. Dennis L McDowell, hearing held, Full order of protection is entered.

Tonya Vanvoorst v. Jeremy Green, hearing held, Petition for full order of protection is denied.

Casey Morris v Mary Rogers-Morris, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed.

Mary Rogers v Judy Gabriel, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed.

Mary Rogers v Casey Wade Morris, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed.

Ivan P McEvoy & Theresa McEvoy v. Millsap & Singer, P.C., Wells Fargo Bank, NA, Option One Mortgage Corporation, Bryan E Murphy & Linda D Murphy, Petition To Set Aside Deed filed.

Kent B Lawrence and Bobbi L Lawrence vs Millsap & Singer, P.C., Jerry Hankins II, and Credit Based Asset Servicing and Securitization, LLC, Ct I: Petition to Set Aside Deed, Ct II: Petition For Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Ct. III: Petition For Damages for Slander of Title

What Needs to Be Remembered

From the desk of Senator David Pearce

This Monday saw a number of activities centered on the sacrifices of our country’s military personnel, both past and present. Memorial Day is specifically set aside to honor those who gave the greatest sacrifice and fought for the freedoms this country enjoys. I was honored to participate in several local veterans’ programs at our cemeteries and also to represent the Missouri Veterans Commission at the Higginsville Veterans Cemetery and the Warrensburg Veterans Home. Also this week, the governor signed into law one of the most important pieces of legislation the General Assembly passed during the recent session, establishing long-term funding for our veterans’ homes.

House Bill 1731 provides for full funding and staffing to Missouri’s seven veterans’ homes by allocating money to the Veterans’ Commission Capital Improvement Trust Fund (VCCITF) from funds gathered by the state’s Gaming Trust Fund. I am proud to be able to say this bill passed unanimously in the Senate. Since this measure contained an emergency clause, it took effect immediately upon the governor’s signature. I was proud to be able to join the governor when he signed the bill into law at the Warrensburg Veterans Home.

BCYAC Day Campers needed

The Bates County Youth Advocacy Council is holding its annual Day Camp for youth in Bates County on Saturday, June 9th. The FREE event will be held at the Butler City Park and starts at 8:30 am and ends at 2 pm. Breakfast will be served at 8:30am, followed by swimming at the pool from 9am-11am, lunch served by Butler P.D. from 11am-12pm, followed by an inflatable and other activities. Pick up is at 2 pm. Children 1st-6th grade are invited to attend.

To participate, you MUST return the Activity Acceptance Form and the Notarized Health Form to BCYAC, P.O. Box 466, Butler, MO 64730 or drop it off at theButler Elementary School. The deadline has been extended to Wednesday, June 6th. If you're interested in attending, you many pick up the REQUIRED FORMS AT THE BUTLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OFFICE. Registration is limited to 45 children.

-our thanks to Abby Colin

Route H closure postponed until July

Bates County Route H/South Deepwater Creek: Bridge Project Postponed Until Week of July 9

Bates County -- The closing of Route H at South Deepwater Creek east of Butler has been postponed until the week of July 9, the Missouri Department of Transportation said.

Route H will remain closed at the South Deepwater Creek bridge until late August/early September.

The old bridge is being replaced as part of MoDOT's Safe & Sound Bridge Improvement Program.

Weather and/or construction delays could alter the dates the road is closed and reopened.

If you're in Butler tomorrow...

The Amoret Christian Church Youth Group is having a Bake Sale tomorrow, Saturday morning starting at 8 a.m. and continuing until all is gone in front of Walmart's new store in Butler. Home made Pies, cakes, cookies, bread, etc. Proceeds help with expenses to go to CIY Camp this summer.

Get your pressure cooker gauge tested

From Tammy Roberts, Health and Nutrition Specialist, Bates County Extension office

When you plant your garden, it’s so easy to imagine all of the great-tasting, healthy food that will come from those tiny seeds and plants. You may be one of the people that grow not only enough to eat during the summer but extra so it can be preserved for cold winter nights. Now is a great time to make sure your canning gear is ready for production when your garden starts producing more than you can eat.

The dial gauge on your canner should be tested every year to assure it is processing foods at the correct temperature. The dial gauge registers the pressure in the canner. The pressure is an indicator of the temperature of the inside of the canner. It is important for low acid foods to be processed at 240 degrees Fahrenheit to destroy the spores of Clostridium Botulinum, the bacteria that causes botulism.

Bates County University of Missouri Extension can check your pressure gauge in just a few minutes. This service is provided free of charge. The office is located on the south side of the courthouse. Office hours are 8:30 am – 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm. Monday thru Friday.

Another opportunity to get your canner gauge checked is at the Poplar Heights Living History Festival on Saturday, June 9 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. The University of Missouri Extension home food preservation booth will be located in the breakfast kitchen inside the house.

If you are looking for information on how to preserve your fresh vegetables, University of Missouri Extension has up to date information on how to safely can foods. You can download them at http://extension.missouri.edu/explore/hesguide/foodnut. The Quality for Keeps series is all about home food preservation.