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4SC St. Charles Post WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1996 THE DOCKET Howell which has to report it to law enforcement." Under the new law, says Braun, the crime of assault on school property is now a felony, and students will be expelled for bringing a gun to school. Failure to report a crime at school, and a parent's or guardian's lying about a transfer student's previous school record are now misdemeanors. The new law also expands the drug-free zone at schools from 1,000 to 2,000 feet and includes school buses. "We need to keep lines of communication open," said Braun.

Among those at the meeting were Cottleville Police Chief Dennis Faul-kenberry, St. Peters Chief of Police Ron Neubauer, St. Charles Police Chief David King and St. Peters City Prosecutor David Hamilton. Larry M.

Sharp vs. O'Daniels Custom Homes, damages for negligence. Danny Hoge vs. Paul Heumphreus, personal injuries: vehicle. Emmons Title Co.

vs. Leslie A. Kern, interpleader. Ronald L. Heien vs.

Holly R. Heien, divorce. Albert R. Tibbs Jr. vs.

Director of Revenue, hardship driving privileges. Willis D. Birks vs. Mary Elizabeth Pliska, rent and possession. Gregory Louis Maxdra vs.

Director of Revenue, limited driving privileges. Donald C. Colby vs. Director of Revenue, limited driving privileges. Yasmeen Wadalawala vs.

Constance L. Rosenhoffer, negligence, more than $5,000. Innovative Real Estate Management Co. v. Gerald Fels, landlord-tenant action.

Tom Mansfield vs. Don Gerlee, rent and possession, and damages, June 28 Sherry Hargrove vs. David Hargrove, adult abuse. Robert M. Cooper vs.

David Hargrove, adult abuse. Julie R. Schallert vs. Oliver Scott Layfield, adult abuse. Michelle D.

Musgrove vs. Paul Edward Marcus, adult abuse. Rachelle G. Currier vs. Terry Ar-tis, adult abuse.

From page one County Sheriff's Department said the meeting was a good idea. "It was a chance to put faces with people," he said. "It was a chance to meet with school officials we had not met before. We all have the same goal: good kids but maybe different approaches." St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney Tim Braun praised the idea of school officials' establishing rapport with law officials.

"Under the Safe Schools Act, there are more reporting responsibilities," he said. "If a crime happens in the school, the school bus, or a school activity, the school staff has a responsibility to report it to the school administration, Roads From page one "When the first shovel full of dirt turns and the contractor shows up to build that interchange and overpass, it's going to trigger further development in the area," Hajek said. "I've thought that all along." Michael Grandcolas, the city's economic development director, agreed, pointing out after the meeting the adult abuse. Julie Lauritzen vs. Brenda Pease, adult abuse.

Marilyn Sue Helton vs. Jerry Lee Helton, legal separation. Dana Lynn Cable vs. Kevin Scott Cable, divorce. Deborah C.

Grant vs. Kenneth Grant, foreign judgment and motion to modify. St. Charles County vs. Franklin Young, injunction and fines.

St. Charles County vs. Ronald Terry Rush, injunction and fines. George V. Ford vs.

Patricia I. Ford, divorce. Richard B. Fischer vs. Theresa M.

Calise, personal injury. Deborah Lucile Hensley vs. Dennis Ray Hensley, divorce. Complete Auto Transit Inc. vs.

California Plant Protection, property damage. Christina Weis vs. Daniel Weis, divorce. Barry W. Gushleff vs.

Director of Revenue, trial de novo. Emily Hedrick vs. Casalon Assoc. damages for slip and fall, more than $5,000. Francine Intravia vs.

U-Haul damages, more than $5,000. Jenny L. Wiemann, dba Crosby Chiropractic Centre vs. Debbie Schlueter, account. Daniel Coogan, D.C.

vs. Angela BOUND GAGGED By Dona OBITUARIES The following lawsuits were filed recently in St. Charles County Circuit Court: June 21 R.C. Wilson Co. vs.

Michael Thompson, account. R.C. Wilson Co. vs. Robert Kershaw, account.

R.C. Wilson Co. vs. Barry Hollander, account. Compass Bank vs.

Mayette Stanley, credit-card agreement. Tunturi Inc. vs. MTR Fitness Inc. dba Fitness Concepts, account, more than $5,000.

St. Peters Finance Co. vs. Charles L. Goodson, contract.

St. Peters Finance Co. vs. Michael G. Alford, contract.

June 24 Debra Dickmeyer vs. Johnny Dick-meyer, divorce. Kevin James Daniels vs. Lisa Lynn Daniels, divorce. Galen Edward Craig vs.

Linda Carol Craig, divorce. Ronda McNellis vs. Frank McNel-lis, divorce. Michael Kevin Ross vs. Lisa Ann Ross, divorce.

Barbara Borgschulte vs. Director of Revenue, review. Lena Marie Henley vs. Cheryl Merz, personal injuries: vehicular. St.

Charles County vs. Christopher Lee Kessler, injunction and fines. St. Charles County vs. Lisa Walters, injunction and fines.

June 25 David Charles Farr vs. David Bower, child protection. Kevin Scott Cable vs. Dana Lynn Cable, child protection. Antonio A.

Echeverry vs. Gloria Ines Echeverry, adult abuse. Sheryl Townsend vs. Shane Schilling, adult abuse. Melissa Blair vs.

Daniel Blair, adult abuse. Krista Kathleen Shuford vs. Tracie Lynn Shuford, adult abuse. Jodi L. Smith vs.

Gino P. Barone, reciprocal nonsupport. Edward James Jones vs. Director of Revenue, trial de novo. Terry D.

Wideman vs. Michael A. Wideman, divorce. Douglas Geiger vs. Director of Revenue, trial de novo.

Leah May vs. W. James May, legal separation. Linda S. Smith vs.

Monica R. Wat-kins, damages. Cheryl Jean Bell vs. Ronald Stephen Bell, divorce. Kathleen F.

Ferreira vs. Allen F. Ferreira, divorce. William Joseph Geisler vs. Director of Revenue, review.

Rodney Henry vs. Jennifer Latham, rent and possession. Mark B. Clevenger vs. Dennis Carver, account.

Rus of St. Charles vs. Global Employment Services, account, more than $5,000. James A. Groos vs.

Mary Clem-mons, rent and possession. Leland C. Smith II vs. Michael Mapes, account. Joyce Wheeler vs.

Patricia S. Shel-ten, personal injury and property damage, more than $5,000. Thomas A. Wiley vs. Michael R.

Pyatt, property damage. Concord Capital vs. Kimberly Mc-Intyre, account. June 26 William Woerly vs. Richard Hill, 01998 Trtbun Media Services, Inc.

All Right Reserved. -J Keizor, account. Daniel Coogan, D.C. vs. Stephanie Holt, account.

Household Finance Corp. Ill vs. Gary R. Armistead, contract. Gateway Pain Center dba Physician's Pain vs.

Mary E. Grebe, aka Mary E. Bohannon, account. Famous Barr vs. Katherine S.

Costa, aka Katherine Schuettenberg, contract. James Moorhead vs. Director of Revenue, limited driving privileges. Glen Gore vs. Christopher Hen-drix, rent and possession.

Melvin G. Volmer vs. Director of Revenue, review. Dennis R. Porter vs.

Mitchell Ha-site, rent and possession. June 27 Ginny Marie Tiller vs. Don Pano-suk, adult abuse. Lee Ann Rains vs. Mark A.

Huels-kamp, adult abuse. Sherrie Calbreath vs. Jerry Dawson, adult abuse. Angela Louise Laney vs. Jason Edward Laney, divorce.

Lonnie Veal vs. Director of Revenue, trial de novo. Bryan Thomas Stege vs. Rhonda Kay Stege, divorce. Matthew James Hoppe vs.

Christina Lynn Hoppe, divorce. Amy S. Endsley vs. Douglas S. Endsley, divorce.

COMICS Summers HID RIVERS tycftr.n irAV6TrAl6 6A6 OMTAlMS COMICS FOR KIDS By Bob Weber, Jr. Which piece on the right is slightly different from this scene? importance of a more professional setting the project will provide. "I've had to take prospective tenants down a little two-lane road, and as far as a corporate image goes, I think they have a hard time imagining that right now," Grandcolas said. The otherwise standard ceremony drew to a close with a uniformed officer pulling up in a van and placing dozens of fake money bags at McCul-lah's feet in a humorous representation of the transfer of funds. St.

Charles and Leon Ray Zalabak of Orlando, 18 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions can be made to the Shriners Hospital for Children or to St. Joseph West Skilled Nursing Center in care of Kemper-Marsh Funeral Home, 351 Monroe Street, Troy, Mo. 63379. Z.J.

'Bill' Guess Zelma Junior "Bill" Guess, 70, formerly of Wentzville, died Monday (Sept. 30, 1996) at Doctors Hospital-Wentzville. Mr. Guess, of Piedmont, was retired after working as a maintenance worker. He was a volunteer with the Black River Retreat Fire Department, a past president of the Wentzville Athletic Association and a former leader with the Boy Scouts in Wentzville.

Visitation will be 5 to 9 p.m. today at T.E. Pitman Funeral Home, 909 Pitman Avenue, Wentzville. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

Burial will be at Eternal Peace Cemetery, 1850 East Pitman Avenue, Wentzville. Among survivors are his wife, El-sielean Guess of Piedmont; two sons, Steven A. Guess of O'Fallon and Tom A. Ward of Rockford, a daughter, Peggy Dyal of Stillman Valley, three brothers, Frank Guess of Steel-ville, Delbert Guess of Poplar Bluff and Allen "Bud" Guess of Laurie, three sisters, Gloria Wheeler of Camdenton, Georgia Schnadelbach of Eldon, and Delma Swain of Ava, five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions can be made to a charity of the donor's choice in care of T.E.

Pitman Funeral Home, 909 Pitman Avenue, Wentzville, Mo. 63385. in ifcJllwony King rawm BynocaM. mo. norm nunra imw.

w.wjfs. VUP THesmapE i 1 TIGER By Bud Bloke pip you JUST eat that eise 6A Of moo? VaJOW! 1 QUITE A Delia J. Horstmeier Delia J. Horstmeier, 90, of St. Charles, died Monday (Sept.

30, 1996) at Claywest House in St. Charles. Mrs. Horstmeier was retired after being a piece worker at the old International Shoe Co. in St.

Charles. Visitation will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Baue Funeral Home, 620 Jefferson Street, St. Charles, and from noon to 1 p.m. Friday at Frie-dens United Church of Christ, 1703 Highway 94 South, St.

Charles. The funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Friday at the church. Burial will be at the church's cemetery. Among survivors are three sisters, Alice Solto, Iona Roth and Eunice Krause, all of St.

Charles. Memorial contributions can be made to Friedens United Church of Christ Furnace Fund or to the American Heartland Hospice in care of Baue Funeral Home, 620 Jefferson Street, St. Charles, Mo. 63301. Carminetta Zalabak Carminetta Belle Zalabak, 83, of Troy, died Monday (Sept.

30, 1996) at St. Joseph Hospital West in Lake Saint Louis. Mrs. Zalabak was a homemaker and a former restaurant cook. She was a member of the Hawk Point Senior Citizens.

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