The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 6

PAGE 6-CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI-64601 Legal Notices NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS. Herbert M. Walz and Gladys B. Walz husband and wife, executed a deed of trust dated August 22, 1974, filed for record on August 22,1974, in the office of the Recorder of Deeds of Livingston County, Missouri, in Book at Page 889; and WHKKEAS, John 0. Foster, thi-n State Director of the Farmers Home Administration for (he State of Missouri, was named in said deed of trust as and WHEREAS, the beneficiary of said deed of trust, the United States of America, has appointed in writing Gilford (ioswcll as i a powers contained said deed of trust and which appointment has been recorded in the i of the Recorder of Deeds of Livingston Counly, Missouri, in Book, at Page and I I A the said deed of trust was executed to secure the payment of a certain promissory note there in descnb c'i describes the following ie.il estate situated the County of Livingston, State of Missouri, to i Lol Nine ('.) of Block Nine i of the Original Survi-j (Onri C.arvm's Re Survey I of the Town of Clnllicolhe.

Missouri A a described property was plac I'd in trust to secure the payment of the said promissory Mole I I A there has been a of said deed of trust in i a i a (il.idys li the borrower, failed to pay installments of principal and interest when due i i the same to become delinquent, also failed to personally and continuously reside on the property covered In the deed of trust, and failed to p.i real estate taxes when due. and said note has been declared due and payable and has not been paid NOW THEREFORE, under the power of sale contained in sain deed of trust, the undersigned Trustee, at the request of the legal holder of note and deed of trust will on the I 2 day of May 19110, between the hours of Kl'oo o'clock a.m and 2 (H) o'clock p.m. sell the above described real estate at a public sale, without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or a i a origin, lo the highest bidder for cash at the front door of the Courthouse in City of Chillicothe, Livingston County, Missouri, for the purpose of discharging the debts secured by said deed of trust, advances made by the i i a for insurance, taxes, the interest on all such sums, and costs of executing this trust Clifford Boswell Substitute Trustee Publish April 17, 2-1 and May 1. H. 1980 Notice of Filing of Final Settlement and Petition for Distribution i Sec 173587.11 19591 State ol Missouri.

CounH of Livingston -ss JN THE PROBATE COURTOF LIVINGSTON COUNTY. MO. In the estate of WMhelmme Spatz Deceased. Estate No. CV879-80P TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF i i Spatz, Deceased.

Your are hereby notified that the undersigned ad- ministratrix of said estate.will file final settlement and petition for distribution on the 23rd day of May, 1980. or as continued by the court, in said Probate Court and that any objections or exceptions to such settlement or petition or any item thereof must be in writing and filed within ten days from the date said final settlement is filed Margaret D. Adams, Admr 1204 Chilhcolhe, Missouri Nolan Chapman, Att 903 a Chillicothe Missouri Publish April 24, May 1, 8, and 1980 NOTICE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY GRANTED (Sec. KSMo, as Amended 1978) State of Missouri, County of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MO PROBATE DIVISION Estere No. CV880-22P In the estate of Roy Ralph Bales Decedent.

To all persons interested in the estate of Roy Ralph Bales, Decedent: On the 28th day of March, 1980, the last will of Roy Ralph Bales was admitted to probate and Maurice Bales was appointed the executor of the estate of Roy Ralph Bales, decedent, by the Prooate Division of the Circuit Court of Livingston County, Missouri on the 2nd day of April, 1980. The business address of the executor is 3809 Greenwich Lane, Independence, MO. B4055, whose number is (816) 294-3121, and his attorney is Dudley Thomas of Carrollton, Missouri 64633, whose business address is 8 N. Folger Street, Carrollton, Missouri 64633 and whose telephone number is (816) 542-2150. All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within six months from the date of this notice or be forever barred.

Nina Griffin Clerk, Probate Division of the Circuit Court, Livingston County, Mo. Publish: April 10, 17, 24 and May 1, 1980. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING THE CITY COUNCIL of the City of Chillicothe Missouri, will hold a public hearing on Monday, May 12, 1980, at 7.00 p.m., prior to the regular- scheduled council meeting on said evening, in the council chambers in City Hall, 715 Washington Street, for the purpose of vacating the following described public alley: That portion of an alley described as follows, to- wit i i a Southeast corner of Lot 11 of Block 1 of Collier's Sub-division to the City of Chillicothe, Missouri. PUBLIC AUCTION 3 Miles West of Bogord, Mo. Follow blacktop West of Bogard, watch for sole signs.

Saturday, April 26th 1:00 P.M. I II 706 Diesel tractor; I Super tractor; 20ft. flying gousuni'ck trailer. 2 4-14 pull-type plows, 1 3-14 pull- I D. drill; 8 J.D'mower, lOft.Hesston pull-type mower conditioner; PTO grass feeder; 3-4 wheel wagons.

New Holland a i chopper; 494 A J.D. planter; 12 ft Kecwanee disc, 12 ft harrow; J.D. manure spreader, New Holland rake; roto-baler; 2 big bale movers for pickups, steele posts; cattle panels; hog panels; 2 chin ball markers. Oliver front end loader; 18x7 wheat drill; crust buster. Alhs rake, tractor dozer blade.

3 farrowing crates; '2 a heaters: hog hutch, old batteries, lot of junk JAY ALLWOOD, OWNER Lock. Tina. Mo. I I II MS I I B22-J26; Nul ItrsponMhlr for HILLICOTHE IVESTOCK Dan Dcdrick-646-1411 lohnDMlMck-Mt4i7l Dtdiick-Olhci Ofhct 1S21 Mobil rhont 5730 ARKET 6J4-CHIUICOTW MO ittOl-Ilt 1121 -COMPLETE LIVESTOCK MARKETING SERVICE- SALE EVERY SATURDAY HOG SALES AT CATTLE SALES AT 1:00 P.M. Sale will probably be light this week due to field work.

Some early consignment include: 30-Simmental Strs. Hfrs. 650-700 Hfrs. 475-500 25-Angus Steers 600-625 35-Mixed Steers 600-650 23-Angus Blk. Wf.

Strs. Hfrs. 500-550 65-Angus Strs. Heifers 700-800 Several loads of cattle pending. Expect numerous short loads of calves, yearlings, stock cows slaughter classes.

Also looks for a good run of butcher hogs-packing sows feeder pigs. Will have a couple hundred good hedge posts. thence North 120 feet, thence East 16 feet, thence south 120 feet, thence West 16 feet to the place of beginning. The vacation of the aforesaid alley will affect the following abutting property owners: Ray and Lillie Wilkison James M. and Linda K.

Montgomery Dick L. and Tammy W. Cox Any person or persons wishing to speak either for or against the proposed vacation should be present at the aforementioned scheduled hearing. Cora Stockwell City Clerk Publish: April 10, 17 and 24, 1980. Notice of Appointment of Guardian Sec.

309,475.140, RSMo. 1959 State of Missouri, County of Livingston--ss. IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MO PROBATE DIVISION In the estate of Robert Bauer Incompetent Estate No. CV880-25P To all persons interested in the estate of Robert K. Bauer Incompetent: On the 7th day of April, 1980, Robert Bauer was appointed guardian of the person and estate of Robert K.

Bauer, a person adjudicated incompetent under the laws of Missouri, by the Circuit Court of i i Missouri, Probate Division. The business address of the a i a is 1210 Withers Street, Liberty, Mo. 64068, whose telephone Number is (816) 781-5751, and his attorney is Chapman and Chapman, whose address is P.O. Box 218, Chillicothe, Mo. 64601, and whose telephone number is (816) 646-0627.

All creditors of said incompetent are notified to file their claims in the Circuit Court Probate Division, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice or be forever barred. Nina Griffin Clerk, Circuit Court of Livingston County, Mo. Probate Division Publish: April and 8, 1980 17, 24, May 1 Notice of Letter of Administration Granted (Sec 473,033, RSMo, as Amended 1978) State of Missouri, County of IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MO. PROBATE DIVISION In the estate of Ethel M. Smart Decedent.

Estate No. CV880-26P To all persons interested in the estate of Ethel M. Smart, Decedent: On the 10th day of April, 1980, Raynor Smart was appointed the administrator of the estate of Ethel M. Smart decedent, by the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Livingston County, Missouri. The business address of the ad- i i a i i i 63560, whose telephone number is (816) 692-2331, and his attorney is Cleaveland, Macoubrie, Lewis and Cox of i i i i 64601, whose business address is P.

0. Box 159, Chillicothe, Mo. 64601 and whose telephone number is (816) 646-4522. All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within six months from the date of this notice or be forever barred. Nina Griffin Clerk Probate Division of the Circuit Court, Livingston-County, Mo.

Publish: April 17, 24 and May 1 and 8, 1980 Notice of Letters of Administration Granted State of Missouri, County of IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MO. PROBATE DIVISION In the estate of Lee Ellis Hedges Decedent. Estate No. CV800-28P To all persons interested in the estate of Lee Ellis Hedges, Decedent: On the 7th day of April, 1980. Gale A.

Hedges was appointed the administrator of the estate of lee Ellis Hedges decedent, by the Probte Division of the Circuit Court of Livingston i i The CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION-TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL Couple held in Missouri jail in alleged kidnaping Pork plaque By The Associated Press Christmas carols are part of the nation's cultural heritage and the Ten Commandments are a code of conduct appropriate for the moral training of American youth, courts ruled in deciding classroom con- business address of the ad-' ministrator is Browning, Missouri 64630, whose telephone number is (816) 946-4434. and his attorney is Richard N. Brown, Brown and Casey of Brookfield, Missouri, 64628, whose business address is 116 North Main Brookfield, Mo. 64628 and whose telephone number is (816) 258-7285. All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within six months from the date of this notice or be forever barred.

Nina Griffin Clerk, Division of the Circuit Court, i i Missouri. Publish: April 17, 24, May 1 and 8, 1980. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids for VARIOUS A I A REPLACEMENTS, TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI will be received at the office of the Director, Division of Design and Construction, Office of Administration, State of Missouri, Room B-20, State a i i Missouri 65102, until 1:30 P.M., C.D.T., May 15,1980 and then publicly opened and read aloud. A certified or cashier's check, or bid bond executed by the bidder and an approved Surety Company, in the amount of five percent of the bid shall be submitted with each Proposal. Plans and Specifications can be secured 101 West llth Street, Suite 1100, Kansas City, Missouri 64105, upon deposit of $50.00 per set-by certified, cashier's or company check payable to the Division of Design and Construction.

Bidders must agree to comply with Prevailing Wage Rate Provisions and other statutory regulations referred to in the specifications. Walter H. Johnson, Director Division of Design and Construction Publish: April 18,19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29. 1980. troversies in South Dakota and Kentucky.

The decisions Tuesday turned back attempts by civil libertarians and an avowed atheist to stop public instruction in religious songs and the biblical code of ethics. Appeals are likely. "It is like playing overtime. Nobody likes to let it stand that way," said Kentucky Civil Liberties Union attorney William C. Stone after the state's high court deadlocked 3-3 to uphold a law allowing the posting of the Ten Commandments in classrooms.

In the South Dakota case, a federal appeals court cautioning that its decision would not apply in all cases ruled against a parent's attempt to have religious songs banned from Christmas programs in Sioux Falls public schools. Roger Florey, an avowed a i touched off a statewide furor in 1978 when he complained about the use of the hymn "Silent Night" in his son's kindergarten Christmas program. He contended the use of the song violated the doctrine of separation of church and stale. However, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St.

Louis upheld the Sioux Falls board of education policy allowing religious songs for instructional and educational purposes. The appeals court said the policy was not promulgated with religious purposes in mind. "We view the thrust of these rules to be the advancement of the students' knowledge of society's a a religious heritage, as well as the provision of an opportunity for students to perform a full range of music, poetry, and the court ruled. At the same time, the judges said, the opinion was limited to the policy upheld in 1978 by U.S. District Judge Andrew Bogue.

Florey, 34, said he expected WINDMOOR BALLROOM SATURDAY, APRIL 26th THE COUNTRY EXPRESSIONS FEATURING- WARDEN, piano, keyboards vocals MIL SMffiS, bass vocals BID iimXS, Lead Guitar KARL WAUY, Rhythm guitar vocals MX FIGC, Drums PUBLIC AUCTION 1304 Wristor-ChllHcotlM, Miliowri Sunday, April 27th, 1 P.M. REAL ESTATE: Consists of-3 bedroom modern house on 60x120 ft. lot. 1 car garage. House has new roof, new steel siding, aluminum storm windows, natural gas furnace, garbage disposal, window air conditioner an'd is fully insulated.

This will be sold at 2:00 P.M. if not sold before sale date. TERMS: down day of sale, balance at closing. To see before sale date call 646-3144. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Westinghouse refrigerator gas range, avocado color, dinette table with 4 chairs, step stool, dishes, toaster oven, pots It pans, electric griddle, small Maytag deep freeze, cutlery set, presto cooker, electric skillet, mixer, set of Bavarian dishes, sleeve board, 3 electric irons (1 steam), 3 pc.

bedroom suite, vanity bench, clothes hamper, pictures, what-nots, wall plaques, swivel rocker, smoking stands, pr. of table lamps living room suite (like new), 2 floor lamps, platform rocker, end tables, what-not shelves, sewing rocker, fans, 2 electric heaters gossip bench, buffet, card table, tredle sewing machine, Norelco hair dryer, vaporizer, cameras, electric floor scruber, Christmas decorations, alum, tree, garden tools, Black Decker impact wrench sockets, wrachet, misc. tools, nails, fruit jars, 14' wooden ladder, push type mower, portable gas grill, wooden keg cooler, redwood picnic table benches, 14' Lonestar fiberglass boat trailer, 40 hp. Evenrude motor, needs repair, 4 life jackets, ski belt, fishing equipment, lantern, garden tools, clothes rack, rugs, bedspreads, beach towels and other misc. items.

ANTIQUES: Square oak stand table, daizy churn, match holder, silver plated smoking set. Owner reserves right to refuse any or all bids on Real Estate. TERMS: CASH NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS VELMA SCOTT, OWNER BOOTH MOORE AUCTION SERVICE DAROLD: MM837 ALVA: SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) Police say a Los Angeles couple is being held today in the Greene County Jail in connection i an alleged kidnapping of an Oklahoma City woman. Missouri authorities said no charges had been filed against the couple who were arrested Tuesday after the young woman who said she was kidnapped in Oklahoma City slipped away at a Joplin service station.

An FBI spokesman, John Warren, said charges were pending until after the young woman was questioned by Oklahoma City authorities. Joplin police Sgt. Richard Schurman said the young woman identified as 18-year- old Deloris McDowell of a a i told authorities she was forced into Jerry Lehman of Dawn, at left, president of the Livingston County Pork Producers, con- gra'jlates and presents a plaque to Jack Dedrick of the Chillicothe Live Stock Market 100 per cent cooperation in the National Pork Producers' Council's pork checkoff program. The NPPC with its 97,000 members in 35 states is the largest commodity organization in the nation. Monies collected through the voluntary deduction programs are shared by the NPPC, state pork organization and the National Livestock and Meat Board.

In turn, these organizations help to organize research and educational programs, promote consumer relations and government relations, and, most important, Lehman said, provide advertising and pork promotions. Lehman said the Livingston County Pork Producers have received the national Gold Star Award for membership growth in 1980. "Many thanks to Dale Whiteside and his crew for the fantastic job in signing up new members," added Lehman. --Constitution-Tribune Photo School Christmas carols win round in court the American Civil Liberties Union to appeal and added he would keep his son, Justin, home from school on the days Christmas programs are rehearsed. a rare tie vote by the Kentucky Supreme Court, made possible when a former state attorney general disqualified himself, left intact a 1979 ruling by Circuit Judge Squire Williams Jr.

that a state law permitting display of the commandments is constitutional. "Basically, the Ten Commandments is a code of conduct which just happens to be rooted in Judeo-Christian history," said Justice Boyce Clayton. Argued Justice Robert Lukowsky: "It is an inescapable conclusion that the Ten Commandments are a religious creed." Stone, who represented five Louisville-area residents who challenged the law, said an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court was likely. Earlier this year, a U.S.

District judge in North Dakota declared unconstitutional a 1927 state, law mandating the display of the commandments. The decision has not been appealed. Assistant North Dakota Attorney General Murray Sagsveen said he believed that state and Kentucky were the only two with such laws. a car in Oklahoma City late Monday night and forced to drive. Schurman said they stopped at a service station in Joplin Tuesday morning where "she told the people who kidnapped her that she had to go to the bathroom.

She told the service station attendant that she had been kidnapped, and he called police." The couple left in the car and headed east toward Springield before police arrived. The Highway Patrol said the couple was spotted about two hours later near Springfield, about 100 miles away, traveling at least 90 miles an hour. Sgt. Jim i of the Highway Patrol said they were stopped about 12 miles east of Springfield near the Greene-Webster county line. They were not armed.

MASW to have public meeting Thursday evening at Trenton The Missouri Association for Social Welfare will host a public meeting Thursday evening at 7-30 at the Crown Restaraunt in Trenton. Mary Z. Longstreth, coordinator of the church and Community Department of Interfaith Services in St. Joseph will present a program on the White House Conferences, and what Missouri officials have, learned from them. The meeting is open to the public; however, reservations are required.

Tickets for the banquet cost $6.75 per person, and reservations can be obtained by calling Mrs. Leo Griffith at 359 3971 or Greg Thomas at 258 3388 The Missouri Association for Social Welfare is an organization of citizens concerned with human problems in the state. Its objective is to improve human conditions and to eliminate in Missouri Jane Froman rites to be Friday COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Calvary Episcopal Church for Jane Froman, the singer whose heroic comeback from injuries suffered in a plane crash was depicted in a film.

Miss Froman, 72, died Tuesday at her home here. She had been retired since 1962. She is survived by Rowland H. Smith, her third husband. The late Susan Hayward portrayed Miss Froman in the 1952 film "With A Song In My Heart," with the singer's voice dubbed in for musican numbers.

Miss Froman was born Nov. 10,1907 in University City, Mo After attending Christian College and the University of Missouri in Columbia, she launched her singing career on a Cincinnati radio station in the early 1930s CONSIGNMENT AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 6:00 P.M. 10TH AND FOLGER, CARROLLTON, MO. SEWELL AUCTION SERVICE 622-4257 PUBLIC AUCTION Lincoln and South Street Wheeling, Missouri Saturday, April 26th, 1 P.M. REAL ESTATE: Consists of 24 by 40' double side trailer on cement foundation, with att.

garage porch, N.G. furnace. Franklin fireplace, Sets on 150 by 150' lot. Also 7 lots North will sell. Terms of sale: down day of sale, balance at closing.

To see before sale date call 659-2475. PERSONAL Ford XLT Ranger pickup (62,000 radio-stereo AM-FM console, corner end table with drawer, 2 desks, matching coffee table end tables, card table, chest of drawers, swivel bar stool, folding table, beds, chairs, old barber chair, table 4 chairs, 3 2 hp electric motors, 24" buzz saw mantle, gas heater, 30" electric range, school desk chair, sinks cabinets, Sears rug shampooer floor polisher, deep fat fryer, used pipe fittings, chicken waters feeders, garden tools, galv. buckets baskets, 4 loads of wood and other misc. items. Terms: Cash.

Not responsible for accidents. Owner reserves right to refuse any or all bids on Real Estate. LIE ROY COBB, OWNER BOOTH MOORE AUCTION SERVICE DAROLD: 646-4837 ALVA: 646-1459 SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1:00 P.M. IOSCWOOD-CHIUICOTHE, MO. FURNITURE Simmons like new flower pattern hyda-bed; Bassett fruitwood coffee table and 2 end tables; Bassett 2 occasional tables; 1 gold frame mirror; Basset mahogany bedroom set poster bed, 9 drawer dresser with large mirror, 5 drawer chest; Bassett fruitwood oval dining room table with 3 leaves pads, 6 chairs with captain chair, 48" 70" hutch with glass doors; wooden dinette table 4 chairs with cushions; lazy boy rocker; 2 upholstered chairs; tan divan; 2 upholstered swival rockers; matching ottoman; gold Frigidaire 30" electric stove; white Kenmore washer dryer; 2-4 drawer utility chest; 2 lamp tables; 6 nice lamps; metal drop-leaf table, metal cabinet, DISHES It ANTIQUES Roseville vase; pressed glass ware; pink depression; ant.

china cups; saucers; bowls; tooth pick holder; (Bavaria-Vienna) baby dishes, some over a hundred years old; old lamps, some hand painted; match set-8 day hanging wall clock with 4 pictures; several other pictures; 1 gal. crock; Daisy churn; dishes; canister set; coca-cola cooler; electric mixer; 2 cast iron corn bread pans; cast iron skillets; alum, roaster; electric waffle iron; presto cooker; blender; freezer plastic containers; fruit jars; gal. 5 gal. stone jars; MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Radio; T.V. trays; electric ice cream freezer; Vi gal.

ice cream freezer; white portable sewing machine; clothes hamper; wicker baskets; iron; hairdryer; pictures; 4 lawn chairs; 16' ext. ladder; electric hedge trimmers; 2 saws; assortment of garden tools; 75' vinyl hose; concrete blocks; 6 steel poste; jumper cables; MClMHHTf Mil i Furniture i like newll Don't mill thii for nice furnitureHl TERMS: CASH NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS HEMtT 4 THILMA HOT MANN, OWNIRS PENISTON-GUTSHALL AUCTION SERVICE Charlie (W-M37 BH1WW247.