Amsterdam Jubilee 2012 schedule

“THIS IS MY TOWN” 

Amsterdam, MO Jubilee 

September 21st & 22nd 

Friday, September 21st
5:00 pm Dinner Sponsored by Welborn’s Thriftway, Amsterdam Café and Friendship Club.
5:00 – 8:00pm Live Music by Dave and Beth Irvin

Saturday, September 22nd
6:30 – 9:30 am Pancake Breakfast @ Community Building (served by Masonic Lodge # 141)
7:00 am Booth Setup
8:30 – 9:00 am Pie and Kids Bakeoff Registration
9:00 am Baby Contest Registration $3 per baby 0-24 months
9:00 am Pie Contest and Kids Bakeoff
10:00 am Parade ( Registration and Line up at 9:00 am)
Pie Auction After Parade (Larry Cumpton Auctioneer)
11:00 am Baby Contest
11:00 am Register for Car show and USACI Car Audio Contest ( in park) For more info call Kelly 913-837-0475
11:30 am Horse Shoe Contest (in park) $10 per head, Double elimination, Blind Draws doubles. - Chet Adkins
Noon Car Show and Audio Contest Judging.
1:00 pm Pet Show $1 per animal entry
1:30- 4:00 pm Scavenger Hunt $5 for a team of 4
3:00 pm Bessie Bingo $10 a Square
4:30 Greased Pig $2 entry Fee
6:00pm Talent Show $5 individual and $10 group
7:00 pm Crowning
D.J. Jamie Barnes will be playing from 3-5
8:00 – Midnight Street Dance Live Music by Down in Flames $3 a person $5 a Couple (Must be 18 with ID)

For Information Call
Kim Huebert 660-679-5909 or Pam Johnston 660-200-2040 you can also email us at amsterdamjubilee@yahoo.com  heck out our facebook page Amsterdam Jubilee Committee

Utilizing Our State’s Natural Beauty

From the desk of Senator David Pearce

Even though the official end of summer is still some weeks away, the season’s major events are winding down. However, there is still plenty of great weather to enjoy and many outdoor activities available in and around the beautiful conservation areas in Missouri.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) maintains hundreds of parcels of land, either owned or leased by the MDC, across the Show-Me State. These conservation areas, by definition, are public land, much like parks. The main difference is that the purpose of conservation land is to provide local wildlife with a natural habitat and Missouri’s citizens a place to experience nature and outdoor recreation. There are a number of these areas and river accesses within the 31st Senatorial District.

News from Adrian Lanes

Adrian Lanes

BOWLING NEWS

Through August 18, 2012

Tuesday 7pm Summer Open

Yates Racing 38.0-22.0

Shadows Keepers 32.0-28.0

Adrian Lanes 30.0-30.0

Calvary Baptist 20.0-40.0

    Aug 14: High Game:  Dwight Robinson 222, Josh Yates 216, Mathew Bridges 192, Dee Ridley 174, Jim Ridley 171, Becky Saathoff 168, Chelsey Yates 167, Ted Bridges 163, Tom Rosekopf 157, Rochelle Robinson 153, Dana Rosekopf 149, David Timblin 143, Shelby Sutton 135, Betty Wisdom 132, Jacob Saathoff 128.  High Series: Dwight Robinson 619, Dee Ridley 471. 

Wednesday 7pm “Tough Shot”

Slow Starters 238.0-152.0

Miasis Dragon 230.5-159.5

Carroll Chiroprac 203.5-186.5

Whatever 176.5-213.5

Mel’s Team 170.0-220.0

Tough What ? 151.5-238.5

    Aug 15:  High Game: Vicki Bergerhofer 268, John McCoy 259, Scott Williams 257, Nick Perkins 230, Mat Bridges 222, Robert Greer 214, Claude Billingsley 200, Melanie Foster 173, Mellenie Estes 162, Kelly Wernex 158. High Series: Scott Williams 707, Nick Perkins 655, John McCoy 672, Vicki Bergerhofer 646.  40 ft USBC “Blue #2”.

Friday Nooners

    Aug 17:  High Game:  Don Chulufas 205, Chuck Wyatt 198, Robin Atkin 186, Dale Smith 178, Mim Jackson 175, Ross Wainscott 172, Steve Atkin 171, Wesley Merritt 164, Sue Merritt 162, Betty Smith 148, Troy Burton 148, Lorraine Kershner 147, Eva Adams 134, Tom Dayringer 126. High Series:  Don Chulufas 542, Robin Atkin 505.

Moderate injuries in pickup vs grain truck accident

An accident at the intersection of county road 6002 and Route J in western Bates county sent one person to Bates County Memorial Hospital with moderate injuries. According to the report, a 1995 Chevrolet S-10 driven by Douglas M. Ellis, 38, of Mountain Grove was struck by a grain truck driven by Richard D. Gaylord, 38, of Butler at the intersection just after 3 p.m. today.

The report indicates Ellis was wearing a seatbelt at the time of the accident. The Missouri Highway Patrol was assisted at the scene by the Amsterdam Fire Department and the Bates County Sheriff's Department.

Butler yearbooks to be distributed Aug. 22nd...

Attention Butler R-V Parents:

The 2011-2012 yearbook will be distributed on Wednesday, Aug. 22. Last year's seniors may pick up theirs before or after school after this day...not before. If someone is unable to pick the book up, please call Mrs. Behringer at 679-6121 or email to carmen.behringer@butler.k12.mo.us to make arrangements. If there is a sibling still in school, the yearbook will be sent home with them on Wednesday.

Order forms for the 2012-2013 were in the students information from last Friday. The sooner you purchase, the less the book costs.

-thanks to Carmen Behringer

Rich Hill Kern Center Fund Raising Breakfast September 8th

The Rich Hill Kern Center will host a County Breakfast September 8th at the Center. Everyone is invited to enjoy a wholesome breakfast before they hit the Butler City Wide Garage Sales! Breakfast will be served from 7 am until the food is gone, a free will donation to support the needs of the Center will be appreciated. Breakfast will include sausage, scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, coffee and juice.

Security Bank to open branch in Butler

Jim Elsenshon of Security Bank of Rich Hill, Hume and Rockville announces the opening of a branch on the Butler Square. The former Bates County National Bank location will soon re-open as Security Bank and again generate traffic on the square.

-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet

Pack Healthful Lunches for School

From Tammy Roberts, Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, Missouri Extension 

During elementary school or roughly between the ages of 6 and 12 children grow one to two feet and nearly double their weight. “A healthful lunch contributes to that growth and development” said Tammy Roberts from University of Missouri Extension. “It is also an important factor in your child having enough energy to have a successful day at school and the ability to learn.”

Children are much more likely to eat their lunch if they have helped to plan or pack it. Make sure they get a good sources of protein, calcium, whole grains when possible, and a fruit and vegetable each day. There are many healthful choices that your child can choose from: