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Spacious 4 BR ranch, 2 fireplaces, newcarpet/tile/paint, formal LR/DR, main floorfamily room. 3 baths, FA/CA, appliances,deck. Lake access. Call Nancy 660-815-8879.

In Sweet Springs. Spacious one owner home with6 acres. 2 fireplaces, built-in China Cabinet in diningroom. Large master suite w/walk in closet. Mainfloor utility. Fenced yard w/deck & patios. Must seeto appreciate. Call Janice 660-815-3453.

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Lots of New Features!Start your new year in this 3 bedroom, 2 bath homewith new furnace and air, windows, siding, flooring,gutters, countertops, sink, range and dishwasher!Priced at $99,900. Call Ruth at 660-631-4709.

Updated & Move-In Ready!Check out the updated kitchen and bath. Kitchen hasnew island and appliances. Bath has in floor heat for

these cold mornings. Utility or main. Basement has lotsof development potential. Large yard and extra lot.Priced to sell at $99,500. Call Ruth at 660-631-4709.

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Updated 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch on quiet street.Newer FA/CA, replacement windows, newer roofand vinyl siding. Full basement. Spacious fencedback yard.Call Audrey Jones660-631-5356.

PRICE: $89,900 MLS 14-454

3 bedroom ranch, well maintained, vinyl siding, allnew replacement windows. Spacious living room,hardwood floors, large master bedroom, fencedback yard with deck. All kitchen appliances stay,located south part of town close to shopping.Call Denne Riley660-815-1805.

PRICE: $65,000 MLS 13-351

1560 S. Odell, Marshall

660-886-7776www.marshallrealtyinc.com

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CHICKEN LITTER & LIMEBoth hauling &

spreading available.

Filkins Trucking

631-5513 cell

831-5030 office

Arth’sBody Shop

Auto Body Repair • PaintingFrame Straightening • Free Estimates

207 E. Label • Marshall • 886-3933

300 ACRES (275 TILLABLEACRES)Highly productive land for sale in Saline Co. riverbottom land located approximately 6 miles NE ofMiami, MO, SECT 21, TWNSHP 53, RNG 20

(Hadley Stonner Farm). For additional informationcontact Ed Stonner, 12054 Watermark Court,

Indianapolis, IN 46236 or emailstonner5@comcast.net

Include ‘FARM’ in subject line.

Notice ofANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting of

Mid-Missouri Energy, LLCwill be held

SaturdayJanuary 31, 2015

Registration: 1:00 PMMeeting: 2:00 PMLocation: Martin Community Center

1985 S. Odell, Marshall, Mo.

All MME members are urged to attend.

2007 DODGE RAM Dually,Crewcab, Blue, 4x4, 6.7L, 6speed MANUAL Transmis-sion, 89000 miles, $29,975.Call Craig @ 660-797-0778

TAKING APPLICATIONS fordirect care staff, Must haveged/diploma, good drivingrecord, and current auto insur-ance. Apply at 513 South Drive,Marshall, MO. Office hours are8:00am-4:30pm Mon-Fri.

FARM POSITION: full timefarm position for row crop op-eration. Must have good ma-chinery operating skills, ableto perform general mainte-nance on all equipment andhave semi truck driving expe-rience. Also must have goodproblem solving skills, be selfmotivated and able to workindependently. Please sendresume to PO Box 31, Mar-shall, MO 65340.

WAREHOUSE/DELIVERY.Varied Experience, Class E-license preferred. Apply inperson @ Silverthorn's, 110E. North, Marshall.

LIBRARY TECHNICIAN. Marshall Public Library. 20hours/week. Job descriptionand application at Library, 214N. Lafayette or on website,www.marshallmolibrary.org.Apply by February 2.

Malta Bend PreschoolOpenings for current school

year 2014-2015

Must be 3 or 4 by July 31, 2014

Call Lora Kiehl660-595-2371

2 - the Weekly Citizen, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2015

Dwain & Amy Ireland, Owners, 660-973-0097

Location: HWY WW Tina MO 64682 | Market: 660-622-4214

Mailing address: PO Box 704 | Chillicothe MO 64601

www.grandriverlivestock.com • E-mail: dwain@grandriverlivestock.com

Please call Dwain for further details on the upcoming sale: 660-973-0097

Special Feeder Cattle SaleWednesday, January 21st at 11:00 AM

Misc (Hay, Posts, Etc), Caged Animals,Hogs, Cattle, Goats & Sheep

1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 10 AMFebruary 7th & February 21st

GRAND RIVER LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC

Wes Gorham 816-853-7359Pam Dedrick, Office Manager 660-646-8119

Clark Allen 660-973-6826L J Cahill 660-322-1193

Dan Dedrick 660-646-8103Kurt Kleeman 816-284-0611

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Clip the items shown above from this week’s Citizenand paste them in the spaces above. Drop thecompleted form at one of our participating merchantsor at the paper office. You can also mail your entry to“Treasure Hunt” 121 N. Lafayette, Marshall MO 65340.

Entries must reach us, or our participating merchants,by 10:00 AM the Monday following the date it wasprinted.

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• Red Cross (Benton)• Red Cross (Cherokee)

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THE MARSHALL HABILITA-TION CENTER is now takingapplications and offering ca-reer opportunities on variousshifts for: Registered Nurse,full-time, part-time, PRN; De-velopmental Assistant I’s, full-time. Report to the Personneloffice located in theSpainhower Building, Mar-shall, MO, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Monday through Friday or call1-660-831-3057. EEO/AA

TONY'S DIESEL: now hiringfull time diesel mechanic.Must have tools, know how torebuild diesel engine & diag-nose electrical issues, musthave CDL & able to worknights and weekends. If qual-ified call 660-882-97808:00am-5:00pm, Monday-Fri-day or apply in person.

TWO BEDROOM: Stove, re-frigerator, parking garage.$450/month, $450/deposit.No pets. 886-0016

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:two bedroom, stove, fridge,disposal, dishwasher. Lease& references. No Pets. But-tonwood Apartments. 660-886-3500

FOR RENT: Now taking ap-plications Westport Gar-dens Apartments. One &two bedroom units. Call Kimat Action Management.660-831-0030. TDD: 800-735-2966. This institution isan equal housing opportu-nity provider.

NOW ACCEPTING Applica-tions for 1, 2 & 3 bedroomunits. Range, refrigerator,water & sewer provided.Rental assistance is avail-able. Apply at 275 S. Red-man or call 660-886-9664.Equal Opportunity Housing.

NOW RENTING! One & twobedroom apartments, 826 N.Central, Slater. Call 660-322-0228 for more information &a walk-through.

FOR RENT: Westport VillageSenior Housing apartmentsis accepting applications. 911S. Apache Dr. All utilitiespaid, rent based on income.Must be 62 yrs. old or handi-capped or disabled. Call Kimat Action Management. 660-831-0030. Relay 711. This in-stitution is an equal housingopportunity provider.

STUDIO-NICE, CLEAN, fur-nished, utilities paid, cable.No kitchen. No smoking,pets. $400/month. Deposit,references. 660-202-2889

TWO BEDROOM basementapartment. New refrigeratorand stove. $450/month. De-posit equal to a month's rent.No pets. 816-210-1234.

NICE, CLEAN One-bedroomduplex and two-bedroom du-plex. No pets. Deposit & ref-erences. 660-631-5060Owner/Agent.

the Weekly Citizen, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2015 - 3

CDL Class A Drivers with 2 years experience.Work for a strong and stable

company in Marshall Mo. Excellent pay with benefits.Home nights. DOT physical

and drug screen required. Some Saturday work required. Apply in person at:

Coreslab Structures (Mo) Inc.1615 W.Arrow

Marshall,Mo. 65340

(660) 886-3306

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Truck Driver

THE LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERDLUTHERAN NURSING HOME

Has an immediate opening for a

Registered NurseCandidate will: supervise the day to day activity,monitoring of nursing services and other specificduties as assigned by the Director of Nursing.

Full-Time Evenings

Apply in person at 202 S. West Street.

Concordia, MO (660)463-2267

EOE

For information forout-of-townshopping and doctorappointments, please

call 800-276-6287.

OATS BUSTo receive the Oats Busschedule for in-townshopping and doctorappointments,

call 886-5017.

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• Best Industry Wages

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• Paid Time Off/ Paid Holidays

• Health, Dental, Vision

Insurances

• Annual Raise

(800) 430-2975Fax: (660) 627-1127www.pyramidhhs.com

EOE/AA

Apply online, or Call:

Auction Conducted byYANCEY AUCTION SERVICE

Auctioneer: GARY YANCEYwww.yanceyauction.comauctionzip.com ID# 27244(660)473-2266 Sedalia, Mo

80606642

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONFARM LAND

I will sell the E. MAURINE BLUHM COOPER CTY. farm atABSOLUTE AUCTION inside the CLIFTON CITY COMMU-NITY CENTER on:

Wed., Jan. 28th at 11 a.m.

EDNA M. BLUHM TRUST

FARM LOCATION: The farm is located on Mt. Moriah Rd.2.4 miles East and North of Clifton City, Mo. From the JCT.of Hwy. 135 and BB take BB south .2 mile to Mt. MoriahRd. East on Mt. Moriah 2.2 miles - cross the LAMINERIVER bridge to top of the hill to farm entrance.FARM DESCRIPTION: This property has 515.16 acresM/L with cropland of 350.14 acres M/L with the follow-ing crop bases. Corn 100.60, Soybeans 130.20, Wheat44.90, Grain Sorghum 51.50, there are no governmentprograms in place at this time. Property also has a homewith formal living room, formal dining room, lg. kitchen,2 bedrooms, single bath, wood burning fireplace, partialbasement, permanent siding, open machine shed, deepwell approx. 160’ w/new pump 2 yrs. ago, there are 2ponds also. Great wildlife area with an abundance of wildturkey and big deer.TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: This property will sell bythe ACRE 515.16 times the bid to arrive at the final con-tract amount. All interior and exteror gates, cattle pan-els, feed boxes, water troughs, fuel tanks and corrals areconsidered personal property and DO NOT sell with thereal estate. Please make your banking plans prior to theauction as this sale is not contingent upon financing afterthe fact. The successful bidder will be required to makea non-refundable down payment of $75,000.00 at the timeof sale with the balance due upon closing which will beon or before March 2, 2015 at which time the sellers willprovide an owner’s title policy and the taxes will be pro-rated to date. Any closing fees will be split 50/50. 2014taxes were $2,061.28 and are paid. This farm has beenframed for the last 58 yrs. by the GRONSTEDT FAMILYand they have been excellent caretakers of the land. Forinspection prior to Auction day contact YANCEY AUC-TION SERVICE AT 660-473-2266. AUCTION HELDINSIDE THE CLIFTON CITY COMMUNITY CENTER- BIDDER REGISTRATION BEGINNING 10 A.M. - AB-SOLUTE AUCTION 11 AM SHARP! SEE YOU SALEDAY - THANKS YANCEY

515.16 ACRES M/L

Co-Trustees James P. Buckley andSarah L. Alley

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONSMissouri Department of Social Services, Divisionof Youth Services, is accepting applicationsfor Youth Specialist I/Youth Specialist II in theLafayette County area. Responsibilities includesupervision and counseling of juvenile offendersin a residential treatment facility. 2-4 years ofcollege or relevant experience required in astructured environment. Must be able to worka flexible schedule. Starting salary is $1,123.50twice a month for Youth Specialist I and $1,236.50twice a month for Youth Specialist II. Full benefits.Contact Renea between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.,Monday through Friday at (660) 493-2272. Call byJanuary 26, 2015 to schedule an interview. “Equalopportunity/affirmative action employer/MFHV/Services provided on a non-discriminatory basis.”

New fabricComing in

25¢ per skeinSullivan Floss

(has DMC numbers

to match)

SUPER SUNDAY ANNIVERSARY SALED & T QUILT SHOP

Everything is 27% OFF!

Sunday, February 1 • Noon-4:00pm(In case of bad weather, sale date is Feb. 8)

7000 bolts of fabric

3620 South Marshall Ave., Sedalia660-826-4788

Regular Hours:Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-5:00pm

Sat. 9:00am-4:00pm

• Books • Patterns • Notions• Tea Towels (28”x28” and 33”x35”)

• DMC floss (reg. 78¢ each)• Embroidery quilt blocks

Fat Quarters $2 each (reg. $2.75)

We use top of the line Lumber and Metal

For more information, contactLawrence Martin

Phone: 573-378-4553 or Fax: 573-378-4674

Pole Barns, Garages, Implement, Sheds,Stud frames, Roofing

Also specializing in metal roofing 24 ga. or 26 ga.snaplock and standing seam (Hidden Fasteners)

CROWN POWER & EQUIPMENT CO.103 Hwy 24ESalisbury,Mo 65281660-388-6425www.crown-power.com

2014COMBINEWINTERSERVICESPECIALGoing on Nowthrough Feb. 27, 2015

$1200COMBINESERVICESPECIAL

INCLUDES:• Pickup & Delivery.Machines within

15 miles of Crown Power will be driven.

• Machine Inspection.Consultation on needed repairs

• Fluid & Filter Change.Customer is responsible forfluids & filters.

• Clean Cab Interior.

$750WINTERTRACTORSPECIAL

INCLUDES:• Pickup & Delivery.Additional flagging charge for

machines over 12’ 4”

• Machine Inspection. Using CNH customizedmaintenance inspection checklist

• Fluid & Filter Change.Customer is responsible forfluids and filters.

• Free Consultation On Additional RecommendedWork.

$299 INCLUDES:• Machine inspection using CNH customized

maintenance inspection checklist.

Consultation on needed repairs.BASICINSPECTION

$125 Dynameters check • $75 EST connect to check &clear codes • $200 wash machine & detail cab.

Additional services, at customer request.

THE LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERDLUTHERAN NURSING HOME

CLINICAL QUALITY RNHas an immediate opening for a

Coordinate & Perform on site medical reviews.Participate in or coordinates with other department

projects as needed.

Part-Time with weekend rotations.

Apply in person at 202 S. West Street.Concordia, MO (660)463-2267

EOE

Subscribe to The Marshall Democrat-News.Call 886-2233.

Sudoku AnswerSolution to puzzle from previous edition.

518 S. GRANT, 2 BEDROOM.540 North Drive, 3 bedroom.Deposit & references required.660-631-5064

NEWLY REMODELED threebedroom, energy efficient, fullfinished basement, C/A &heat. Excellent condition. Nopets. 660-229-1785.

THREE BEDROOM mobilehome, two baths, all electric,trash & mowing included. Nopets. 660-815-0701

TOWNHOME FOR LEASE439 W. Slater Street, Mar-shall. Recently remodeledand spacious with 3 bed-rooms & 2.5 baths. Carport,Lawn Care, Snow RemovalIncluded. $800/Month, NOPETS. Contact Joe with FullCircle Real Estate Manage-ment, LLC at (660)815-2899or joe@joe-todd.com.

FRANK'S APPLIANCE hasused washers, dryers, andfreezers for sale, or let us re-pair yours. Thinking aboutnew? Ask us about that, too.Call 886-6021 or stop by 901S. Ravenal.

HAY FOR SALE: smallsquare bales, $3.50/each.Round bales, $35/each. 660-631-3656

MATTRESS SETS: Twin$99.99, Full $119.99, QueenPillowtop $249.99. DutchKountry Market & Furniture,10340 E. Hwy. 50, Knob Nos-ter, MO 65336. 660-563-2941.

BANKS MOVING And Stor-age Company. Storage unitsnow available, easy access,low rates, video surveillance.975 W. Jackson. 886-7471,855-559-7471.

MARSHALL CENTRAL Stor-age. South Odell and new lo-cation on Drake Road.Various sizes both locations.886-4600.

MARSHALL MINI-STORAGE.Hwy. 20 West. U-Store! U-Lock! Car-Boats-Furniture-Etc.886-9499 or 660-631-5517.

SOUTH 65 STORAGE. Low-est prices in county. Varioussizes. Lighted units. 886-8037.

STORAGE UNIT for rent,10'x22', lighted, central loca-tion. 660-631-2135.

FOR NON-PAYMENT ofmonthly rent, contents ofunits 6 and 10 at Boats,Boxes and Beyond Storagewill be forfeited as of 1-12-15.

Classifieds • 886-2233

4 - the Weekly Citizen, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2015

G & S ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

commercial • residentialagricultural

SERVING ALL OF SALINE & SURROUNDING COUNTIES

1525 W Vest 886-2240Fax 886-3511

Cell-------------------------------660-631-0545

202 W. Emma, Slater, MO

660-529-2211

WeikerFuneral Home

207 E. Belle886-3933

Arth’sBody Shop

2305 South Highway 65Marshall, MO 65340

886-7431www.fitzgibbon.org

966 W. North Street, Marshall660-886-7462

Toll Free 1-888-354-7462

Mar-SalineManor Care Center

809 East Gordon •Marshall • 886-2247

Saluting

St. Peter Catholic SchoolDuring Catholic Schools Week!

St. Peter School Mission Statement and Goals

School Philosophy

St. Peter School

The above theme is theone selected for this year’sNational Catholic SchoolsWeek. This annual event fo-cusses attention on the goodwork done by the nation’sCatholic Schools. This 2015theme closely parallels thethree tasks of Jesus’ mission:faith comes from preaching;knowledge comes fromteaching; and service is howwe go about healing.

The National CatholicEducation Association re-

ports that the 7,400 Catholic Schools provide $19.8 billionin savings each year for the nation. This figure is based onthe average public school per-student cost of $8,700. Inmost states, including Missouri, Catholic Schools get nostate aid, but yet parents are required to pay taxes. If the2.2 million Catholic students went to the public school, thecitizens’ taxes would increase considerably. This is anenormous gift, especially during these challenging eco-nomic times.

Students who are being educated today are not thesame as those who have graduated in the past; the “mil-lennial” generation is quite different because the worldhas changed significantly. Technology, computers and themedia have created a whole new world. Some of the sec-ular press and entertainment media advocate and fostera culture that is in conflict with Gospel values. The sa-credness of life and traditional values are challenged andprofaned. We are developing more of a culture of deaththan a culture of life.

Parents place their children in Catholic schools forthree reasons: the superior academic achievement ofCatholic school students, the secure and disciplined learn-ing environment, and a total education that includesgrowth in religious awareness and the formation ofmorals and values.

Catholic schools are not a luxury that we can lightly

choose or reject. In a world which is dominated by so muchselfishness and violence, so many counter-messages toChristian values and faith, Catholic schools are essentialfor valued education and formation of our children.

St. Peter School is being transformed by an infusion ofyoung voices with the addition of Infant/Toddler & Pre-school Programs. All grades are testing above grade levelon standardized tests. For example, the 8th Grade scoredat a 9.3 level, the 7th grade scored at 12.1 (where a seniorwould be in the first month of 12th year.) The new SaxonMath Program is used in Pre-K through 8th Grade.

The students are introduced to the need to be of serv-ice to the larger community. During this year here at St.Peter School students took part in such projects as Pen-nies for the Cure – fighting Breast Cancer; Miles for MealsWalk-a-Thon to benefit the Senior Center; Saline CountyHoliday Project for needy families and Special Olympicsfunding. During this past Christmas session the studentssent 33 gift boxes to our soldiers overseas and the K-3rdgrades collected a pick-up truck load for the Food Pantry.This outpouring of community service was exemplifiedwith benefit breakfast for a young friend who is undergo-ing cancer treatment.

We are saddened by the fact that Mr. Littrell is retiringat the end of the School Year. He has done so much for ourschool and he will be sorely missed.

Competing against 36 other Catholic Schools theSpeech Team students received high honors and do well inbasketball, volleyball and soccer competitions.

As we celebrate 130 years of Catholic Education here inMarshall we are most grateful to the larger community ofMarshall who give great support to insure that St. PeterSchool shines as a beacon of holistic education in Marshall.What is being accomplished here is indicative of the spiritof enthusiasm, purpose and commitment on the part of thestrong leadership of our principal, Gary Littrell and dedi-cated faculty and staff, school board and Home & SchoolAssociation as well as parents and parishioners who showinterest in the support of the student’s education. With anever-increasing enrollment, we have a future as we con-tinue to make the investment and for this we rejoice.

a word from Fr. Kevin Gormley, Pastor of St. Peter Church & School

The mission of St Peter School is to provide an education which will nurture the spiritual,

emotional, physical and academic growth of each student, helping them to become productive

Christian citizens. With God’s help, all will learn and grow.

We believe that each child is a unique individual with their own special dignity created in the image and likenessof God. Each has been given talents to develop and use. The atmosphere, which the school provides, will con-tribute to each child’s growth and development in such a way that they will be able to contribute to the welfareof our American and global society. In an atmosphere permeated with gospel values, pupils will learn respectfor themselves, others, and God. The school will make every endeavor to help each pupil to grow in his/her ownuniqueness, strengths and weaknesses. We endeavor to foster this growth through our teaching ministry by pro-claiming the GOSPEL MESSAGE of hope, peace and justice, taught and lived in a FAITH COMMUNITY that wor-ships together and reaches out in SERVICE to others. The school will help each pupil to accept responsibilityfor their own individual life and actions as well as having a sense of responsibility for the well being of oth-ers.

The school, recognizing the primacy of the role of parents in the education of their children, will assist themin their God-given responsibilities by reinforcing family and Christian values; by guaranteeing excellence intraining their children in the faith and practice of the Catholic Church. By assisting each child to become anaccepting and responsible individual, the school will attempt to build a better society and bring about peaceand justice.

Mindful of our uniqueness, the school will endeavor to impart quality of instruction that stresses excellence.Emphasis will be placed on cooperation rather than competition. Learning opportunities will challenge pupils’talents for greater growth and development. The school will train its students in an appreciation of the dignityand sacredness of all. Self-discipline, needed to demonstrate a strong sense of appreciation and respect forthemselves and others, will be strongly encouraged and demanded. We believe that each child is of incal-culable worth and has a right to the opportunity for complete human growth.

St Peter Catholic School’s desired outcome is to instill in our students a lifelong love of learning and the confi-dence to tackle new challenges; to develop in the child a deep personal relationship with Jesus; and foster thevirtues and skills of mind and heart which enable him /her to translate the Gospel values into social action andreform.

the Weekly Citizen, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2015 - 5

152 West Morgan St., Marshall

886-7406

200 North, Banquet Dr.

CITY OFMARSHALL214 N. Lafayette

886-2225

941 S. Cherokee, Suite 4Marshall, Missouri 65340Ph: 660-886-9229Fax: 660-886-9585

“Where Your Health Comes First”

Campbell-LewisFUNERALHOME226 S. Odell

Marshall, MO 65340660-886-5700

204 Ruby St.Sweet Springs, MO 65351

660-335-4222

AdministrationSt. Peter School

2014-2015 Teacher and Staff ListingsGary Littrell, Principal • Fr. Kevin Gormley, Pastor

Fr. Tom Alber, Assoc. Pastor

Catholic Schools: Communities of

Faith, Knowledge and Service!

Monday, January 26th: SWEATS DAY---

students will adjourn to the gym at 1:30 to

“sweat” while reading a book of their choice

and eating popcorn!

Tuesday, January 27th: BLUE/WHITE DAY---

wear blue and white to support the Mustangs

who play basketball this night. Each class

make a poster(s) for putting up in the gym!

Wednesday, January 28th: ‘70s/‘80s DAY---

dress like it’s the 1970s or 1980s!!! Prizes

given for the top 3 “best dressed” students!

Students will write letters of thanks to mem-

bers of our local police, fire and ambulance

crews, thanking them for their service to our

community.

7th/8th grade Breakfast from 6:40-7:40 a.m.with proceeds to 8th grade graduation

Book Fair open at 6:45 for parents and students

Thursday, January 29th: TEAMS DAY---

wear clothing/hats from your favorite sports

team! Attend a movie at the local theater

courtesy of the St. Peter Home and School

Association.

Friday, January 30st: ’60s/’70s/’80s Day

(Dress like your parents/grandparents/

aunts/uncles did in the day)

Saturday, January 31st: TWINS DAY---

pair up with a friend and dress alike! Prizes

given to the the top two “twins”!

HONORS ASSEMBLY at 1:45pm for honor rolls, attendance, Catholic Schools weekwinners of ’70s/‘80s Day and Twins Day!

Week Activities:

Preschool/ Jennifer BethelExt Care Bobbie Mackie

Nancy MeyerJoedy DarlingLinda WidelLinda HedrickLaJunne SouthardKathy Broyles

Infant/Toddler Amber ReyesCare Brandi Strodtman

Kelsey HubbardKindergarten Dodi DierkingKindergarten Carrie PomerenkeK-Aide Erin Medcalf1st Grade Danielle Mull

Christie Leadstrom2nd Grade Mary McCoy

Virginia Mongar3rd Grade Heather McCracken4th Grade Geri Ehrhardt5th Grade Tracy Crumbaugh6th Grade Jodi Blumhorst7th Grade Jacque Walker8th Grade Nancy ThompsonArt Amy Bura-ThiesPhy Ed Jeanne Simonton5th-8th Math Andrea HenkeCafeteria Rhonda Hubbard

Eddie HubbardNellerene Cross

Librarian Amy Bura-ThiesSecretary Christin Duncan

St Peter Catholic School Board Of Education:Dr. Sherri Ulbrich-president; Tim Schulte-vicepresident; Kerry Carney-Secretary; Brian Henke-member; Mike Donnell-member, Dr. ChrisSporleder-member

St Peter Catholic School Home and School Association: Tracy Anderson-president, MindyLent-vice president, Charity Eidson-secretary,Stacy Weaver-treasurer

St Peter Catholic School Athletic Association:Charity Eidson-president, Kerry Carney-vice pres-ident, Becky Barber-secretary/treasurer

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