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T. JOSEPH, M0. NEWS-PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1 980 i -t' Van Wilkerson Nannie Boyer f'V I' 5 JZ- Staff photo by.DOUGTKlNS Clean sweep Jim Mounkes, 3S13 E. Hlllvlew Circle, aa employee of the Herzog Coastraction sweeps dast away ia block oa Mitchell Aveaae for a aew coat of asphalt. preparing the street la tfte 800 V- County revaluation plan OK'd Buchanan Buchanan County's property reassessment plans were among several approved Friday by the Missouri Tax Commission.

Plans submitted by Buchanan, Jackson, St Charles, Clay and Randolph counties, and by the city of St. Louis received commission approval. "The plans we approved contain all of the elements reasonably necessary to implement a county-wide equalization program," said Dennis Hoffert, chairman of the commission. Earlier this year, the commission approved the reassessment plan of St. Louis County, Hoffert said, and the commission hopes to have the plans of the remaining 108 counties approved None of the counties' plans have been rejected so far, Hoffert said, though some of the plans submitted needed 'changes before receiving final approval.

"Many plans have needed additional information before they could be approved," he said. "The qeed for that additional information does not indicate commission rejection' Should a plan be rejected, the state would not fund that county's reassessment. Buchanan County Assessor Gary Stanton, who submitted the plan for Buchanan County to the tax commission, began the reassessment program in Buchanan County this month when Careless driver jailed Woman feigns faint to foil theft attempt Van D. Wilkerson, 62, was found dead Friday morning at his home, 2415 11th St. Born in Gentry County, near Albany, he lived in Faucett, before moving to St.

Joseph two years ago. Mr. Wilkerson retired seven years ago from Armour where he was for several years. He was a member of the Willow Bow Church, near New Hampton, Mo. Surviving are two daughters, Nancy Blacketer, Faucett, and Ann Ross, Le Grand, Iowa, one brother, J.C.

Wilkerson, St. Joseph, and three grandchildren. Graveside services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Lone Star Cemetery, Albany. Visitation will be this evening from 7 until 9 at the Rupp funeral home.

Emma Dean MAYSVILLE, Mo. Emma F. Dean, 96, died Thursday at a Maysville nursing home. A resident of Maysville, Mrs. Dean was a member of the Alta Vista Baptist Church in Weatherby, Mo.

Surviving are one son, J. Dean, Kearney, one daughter, Hazel Ellinger, St. Joseph; one brother, Cecil Helms, Cameron, and two sisters, Pearl Riggs and Delia Fetting, both of St. Joseph. Services will be Sunday at 2 p.m.

at Bram funeral home in Maysville. Cemeteiy, weatherby William Cad well JVardflf "Jhdeath.j)tJVjlliam IL Cad well, Evanston, 111., has been received by his sister, Mary Brooks of St. Joseph. Mr; Cadwell, 76, died Friday morning at a hospital in Rochester, Minn. He was born and reared in St.

Joseph and had lived many years in Evanston. In addition to his sister, survivors include his wife, LucUe Gray Cadwell of the home; one daughter, Carol Ha-gemeier, Columbus, Ohio; one brother, Robert Cadwell, Collinsville, 111., and two granddaughters. 1 City services Oliver C. (OHIe) Johns, 67, 1441 N. "11th today, 1:30 p.m., Meierhoffer-Fleeman chapel.

Burial, Ashland Cemetery. William G. Selby, 84, 1404 Northwood Apartments, today, 10:30 a.m., Meier-hoffer-Fleeman chapel. Burial, Memorial Park Cemetery. Nelson Allbara, 77, graveside, today, 9:30 a.m., Memorial Park Cemetery.

Services are under the direction of the Meierhoffer-Fleeman chapel. Area Deaths JohBKnlght, 81, Gallatin, died Friday morning at a Bentonville, hospital. Services will beJUonday at 2 p.m. at the Gallatin Christian Church. Burial will be in the Brown Cemetery, Gallatin.

The family will receive friends Sunday evening from 7 until 9 at the Blaine-Roberson funeral home in Gallatin. Marion Elizabeth Deaals. 49, Atchison, died late Thursday night aC a St. Joseph hospital. Services will be Sunday at 1:30 p.m.

at the Stanton funeral home in Atchison. A commital service will be held at the Oak Hill Cemetery followed by cremation. Visi- tat ion will be this evening from 7 until 18 JO at the funeral home. Grace Seltz, 97, Gait. died "Thursday afternoon at a Chillicothe, nursing home.

The body will lie in Estate at the Payne funeral home. Gait, until 10 this morning, when it will be taken to the Harris, cemetery for Igraveside services at 11. I Lata Rkkardsoa. 88, Weston. 'died Friday at a rest home in Weston.

Services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 1he Vaughn funeral home in Weston. Burial will be in the Mount BetheU Cemetery. Visitation will be Monday evening from 7 until 9 at the funeral Ibome. NELSON ALLBIRN Gfovotido Sorvico 9:30 A.M.

Saturday, Memorial Park Como-Hry, Tho) Rov. Ronald E. BUnaton officiating. MR- WILLIAM C. SELBY Sormcoo 10:30 A.M.

Saturday, Maiorkoffor-floofnon Chapol, Gordon E. langorock officiating. Intormont Mofnonol Pork Cawnotory. mat fi'iSm Km- Hurt ttwrt AhkMin Of Amotich 4io MR. OLIVER (OOVf) JOItfS Strico tt30 P.M.

Saturday, rhoHr-fl man Otopol, Tho Rev. Irwco) R. Doon officiating. itwwuvw WftfWTfnr. Cm-vm tool yfW.mM fmm tmttm Pa Ho.

Fvrtorai Homo itmOtmm Mil STEWARTSVILLE, Mo. Narinie Boyer, 82, died Thursday at a hospital in St. Joseph. Mrs. Boyer was a member of the Freeman Chapel Baptist Church, the Stewartsville Garden Club, the Stewartsville Homemakers Club and the Stewartsville Ladies Aid.

She was the widow of Buford Boyer. Surviving are three daughters, Grace Banner, June Dewey and Betty Dewey, all of Kansas City, four sons, Bill Boyer, St. Joseph, Grant Boyer, Savannah, and Wayne Boyer and Bob Boyer, both of Great Bend, one brother, Elmer Wallace, Baker, 21 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Freeman Chapel Baptist Church.

Burial will be in the Freeman Chapel Cemetery. will be Monday evening from 7 until 9 at the Bram-Summer-field funeral home in Stewartsville. (Brevi E. L. Crawford Construction Co.

of St. Joseph has been awarded a $73,000 contract to build a new avionics shop for the Missouri Air National Guard at Rosecrans Field. The 3,000 square-foot expected to begnreeout Oct. 1. Estate sale, household furnishings, Aug.

30, 1202 S. 38th-St. Adv. closed for inventory August 30, re-open September 8th, Adv. All offices at Patee Hall will be closed Monday in observation of Labor Day.

KC Star 100th Birthday Ed. Sept. 14, don't miss it, 238-4944. Adv. Antique Show, Ramada Inn 10-9.

Adv. Rusty 's Green Hills (former Beaty No. 39 at 19th Jule) will be open Sundays 7-11 a.m., including Labor Day. Adv. Hearing Aid Center ads should have read September Special offer expires September 13th.

Adv. Solar Heating display today, Dillon 2701 St. Joseph 364-4457. -Adv. The committee for a Combined City-County Law Enforcement Complex will meet to select campaign committees and chairmen at 2 p.m.

on Sept. 2 in room 202 of the faculty lounge In the Student Union at Missouri Western State College. The group also will discuss general campaign tactics for the proposal, which will be submitted to voters in the November general election. The St. Joseph Tobacco Co.

will be closed Sunday Monday for Labor Day. Advr Charles Hamilton, 59-year-old president of the St. Joseph Packaging 4515 Easton Road, became ill at the plant about 5 p.m. Friday and an ambulance took him to St. Joseph Hospital.

He was placed in the Intensive Care Unit and then transferred by a mobile intensive car ambulance to a Kansas City hospital. He reportedly was listed in critical condition. All St. Joseph public schools will be closed Monday in observance of Labor Day. Records; BIRTHS (The following births were reported Friday by Methodist Medical Center.) Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Warren, Route I. a daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Kieser, El-wood. a son. MARRLAGE LICENSES ISSUED Timothy A. Knapp and Nancy A. Cutberth, both of St.

Joseph. Marvin Scott Huey and Susan Rae Wattenbarger, both of St. Joseph. Hubert O'Callaghan and Connie R. O'Callaghan.

both of St. Joseph. Joseph C. Grter and Christina A. Dilley.

both of St. Joseph. Lloyd E. Sellars and Nina Sue An-aerson. both of Dearborn.

Mo. Charles Robert Smith and Janice Colleen Gasper, both of Agency. Mo. Christopher H. Heater and Terrt K.

Reynolds, both of St. Joseph. MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION SLITS FILED Rena Ja Evans and Kirby Eugene Evans. Edna A. Ruch and Herschel Rucn.

Lots Loutsc Tate and Gary Eldon Tate. Mar km Wayne Brown and Sherry Lynn Brown. Virginia Let Calkins and Michael David Calkin. MARRIAGE DtSSOLLTTOVS GRAVm) By J4re Merrill Steea Saadra Little Gtbbo and Jona Lewis Cibbs EL Cwstody af one child and 1 1 5 per month child support granted petitioner. SAVANNAH, Mo.

Quick thinking on the part of a visitor to the city, might have saved her life when a Savannah youth approached her with a gun to allegedly steal her car Friday night, an official said. No formal charges were filed against the youth Friday night, but Reid Mill-er, Andrew County sheriff, said the youth will be charged with theft in the first degree with a concealed weapon. At approximately 8 p.m., the youth followed the woman to her car In the parking lot of a store and told her to get in the vehicle, Miller said. At that time, he showed her the weapon a 9mm automatic pistol. According to Miller, the woman turned to the youth and told him she had two children but the youth said it MYERS WATSON FLORIST 1N4 Ho.

Bad St Pk, 27M33I MEMBER FTD ruNTT na parkino Oscar Herman Raney Rushville, was sentenced in Associate Circuit Court Friday to serve 18 days in the Buchanan County Jail with credit for time served since Aug. 11 for careless and imprudent driving. Richard Scott Hall, DeKalb, was fined 97 for speeding, and Steven Ray Friend, Goodman, was fined 185 for speeding. Fined $47 each for speeding were: Stephen E. Rosenauer, Agency, David Gary Hart, 1728 Center and David Glen Riggs, Raytown, Mo.

Algy Leonetta Giles, Kansas City, Mo. was fined $42 for speeding. Fined $37 each for speeding were: Scott Thomas Neal, 410 S. Ninth Rusty Lynn Wyble, 217 E. Highland Lisa Sue Barton, Clarksdale, Brian Keith Wright, Route Kenneth Edward Norris, Weston, and Tony Curtis Duff, Imperial, Mo.

Fined $32 each for speeding were: Michael Shaw Flanagan, Maryville, Robert Michael McDowell, 5815 S. 22nd Linda Louise Hallman, Route 3, Sharps Trailer Court; John James Lontanini, 1605 Harmon Michael Lynn Glasgow, 720 Green Danny J. Kyle, Platte City, Betty Sue Hodges, Kansas City, Ronald D. Dyer, Kansas City, Roland Joseph Castillo, Grandview, Robert Dale Filley, Cameron, Judy Ann Beach, 3515 Gene Field Road; Vincent Joseph Hand, Webster Groves, contracts were signed with private firms to do mapping work needed in the county to complete reassessment. Stanton has said he expects the preliminary work of a mass appraisal to begin in September.

The appraisal is expected to cot about 1 million and the mapping will cost about $600,000. Stanton is planning to have an outside firm do the reassessment in the county, for which the state is to reimburse the county 75 percent of the cost. Taxing agencies in the county will pay the other quarter of the cost. The state also is to reimburse the county for half of the mass appraisal work, and the county will pay the other half. didn't matter.

The woman then pretended to faint. The youth, apparently frightened, bent over the women to see what happened, the sheriff explained. By then a crowd had gathered and the youth said call an ambulance and fled, Miller said. When the youth left, the woman told what happened and the sheriff was called. Miller continued.

The youth was arrested a short time later. Miller said he could not release any names until formal charges have been -filed. He. said the youth told him he wanted to run away. It you have a business, advertise in classified When you're interested in growing, classified can help.

Dial 233-6181 for details. ma urn Valloy 1111 KINS MILL tea mm uuayauui vwauu Hardware Sit Mi PV ZU-ttttl by the end of the year. In a landmark decision last year, the Missouri Supreme Court told the Missouri Legislature and the tax commission to resolve the obsolete problem of unequal property tax assessments in Missouri. The Legislature later passed a bill giving the counties until Jan. 1, 1984, to complete reassessment of all property, and prohibiting the courts or the tax commission from ordering reassessment before then.

Earlier this year, the tax commission began ordering the counties to submit plans to the state showing how they planned to work toward reassessing property. John Allison Beihl City and Charles Michael Leive'rlon, 6202 S. 24th St. Fined $27 each for speeding were: Claudia Joan Hoffman, 706 Thompson Howard Newton Wilson, Kansas City, Robert B. Keller, 2906 S.

42nd Lloyd W. Whitham, Bigelow, David P. Ehman, Kansas City, Ronald D. Dunnell, Kansas City, Mo Brian Keith Wright, Route Eldon Eugene Lambright, Excelsior Springs, Mo.r and Emk George Ur baner, Grandview, Mo. Robert Lee Baker, Gladstone, was fined $70 for operating a motor vehicle which exceeded the allowable gross weight.

Randy C. Miller, W22 Dewey was fined $50 for driving while his operator's license was suspended. Terrell E. Eberting, Kansas City, was fined $32 for operating a motorcycle while not wearing a helmet. Charisse L.

Kirk, 1118 Lincoln was fined $30 for improper vehicle registration. Debrea R. Anthony, 3218 Mitchell was fined $25 for driving with an expired state license. Jeffrey G. Gibson, lilt S.

17th was fined $32 for driving with no operator's license. Marcileno Canchola, 1407 Cud more was fined $25 for not being validated for a motorcycle. Garry Phlnney, 1507 Faraon and Paul J. Robinson, 416 N. 27th were fined $22 each for not being motorcycle qualified.

to Shakespeare;" II a.m. May JO (Krug Bowl). Season tickets for both children and adults may be purchase for $2 per child and per adult. This price will allow admittance to all six shows. Single tickets at the door will re SO cents for children and $1 for adults.

For more information about the programs, call the recreation office between I a.m. and i m. Thefu reported to police Jeffery A. Rich. $701 Brookside Drive, it caliber petol from glove compartment ia utility vehicle parked as rrimt of home.

Edith Dodge, 1103 N. IJth St battery from car parked brtiiavd home. PtfTTJ WDCtT LttS tjoak. r. T.

VWoiar. 83.U7I nm. cut rx vi uiuiu i iui CEMETERY 1JV Fashion's Latest Series of five live children's theater performances offered Distinctively Mounted Children living in or around St. Joseph will have the opportunity of viewing "Saturday Morning Live," a series of live children's theater performances. Five of the programs will be presented at the MLssouri Theater, with the final show at Krug Bowl.

The shows are sponsored by the St. Joseph Parks and Recreation Department, with financial assistance from the Missouri Arts Council and MidAmerican Arts Alliance. Following is the program schedule: George Churley Puppets, "Beginnings and Mends," II a m. Sept. I The Pied Pipers.

"Revised Fairy Tales;" II a m. Dec. I. Imaginery Theater Company, "Windies and Whoppers;" II a m. Jan.

24 Mimewock. "Mime So Lively, There's No Time For Silence;" II a m. Feb. Metro Theater Circus. "Mad Wearings;" Ham.

March 2S. Teil-A-Tale Troupe. "From Aesop vtrci DUootu iijt rmiuj ASHLAND Jlcrl Jcu Jicrs aVntm oW auf at aTCWM.