On the Record 3

The following petitions were filed and relief was granted in the United States Bankruptcy Court in Kansas City for the Western District of Missouri, as a matter of public record. The bankruptcies were received at the federal clerk’s office in Springfield. The bankruptcies appear in order of case, chapter, petitioner and address. Addresses are in the city of Springfield unless otherwise noted.

Dec. 13–17, 2004

B04-63233/Chap. 13. Glenn Patrick Shea; Route 2, Box 720, Ava 65608.

B04-63234/Chap. 7. Kerry W. and Patricia A. Smith; 350 S. Wildwood Drive, Apt. D-9, Branson 65616.

B04-63235/Chap. 7. Sherry M. Sapp; PO Box 828, Branson 65615.

B04-63236/Chap. 7. Kenneth A. and Karin L. Timlin; 180 Hunter’s Point, Kirbyville 65679.

B04-63237/Chap. 7. Marie E. Cothern; 503 Good Drive, Branson 65616.

B04-63238/Chap. 7. William D. and Jackie Marie French; 14700 Hwy. CC, Conway 65632.

B04-63239/Chap. 7. Esther Renee Halfhill; 401 Scott Wayne Drive, Nixa 65714.

B04-63240/Chap. 7. Matthew Troy Jensen; 504 Scott Wayne, Nixa 65714.

B04-23058/Chap. 7. Jedediah Dade and Stephanie S. Glor; Route 1, Box 797, Urbana 65767.

B04-63241/Chap. 7. Brian Jackson Martin and Leilani Marie Nelson-Martin; 2020 E. Page 65802.

B04-63242/Chap. 7. Lena Ann Gorlock-Meyer; 3437 S. Meadowlark 65807.

B04-63243/Chap. 7. Della Marie Gardner; 1660 E. Belmont 65802.

B04-63244/Chap. 7. Darren Wayne Davis; PO Box 6184 65801.

B04-63245/Chap. 7. Gregory Eugene and Lenette Tennis; 2423 E. Latoka St. 65804.

B04-63246/Chap. 7. Michael Wade Hickam; PO Box 287, Buffalo 65622.

B04-63247/Chap. 7. Rickie Linn and Janice Kay Casteel; 4810 S. Tujunga 65810.

B04-63248/Chap. 7. Thomas Westley and Lisa Marie McFall; 206 E. Meadowbrook, Clever 65631.

B04-63249/Chap. 13. Diane Mildred Scanlan; 502 Meadowridge St., Nixa 65714.

B04-63250/Chap. 13. Allyn Jay and Margie Grace McDonough; 2324 N. Fulbright 65803.

B04-63251/Chap. 7. Robert Lee Young; 33870 Osgood Drive, Lebanon 65536.

B04-63252/Chap. 13. Luis H. and Sofia Garcia; 2115 Bird Road, Lot 16, Branson 65616.

B04-63253/Chap. 7. Marlene A. Barnett; 718 N. West Ave., Republic 65738.

B04-63254/Chap. 7. James E. and Annette J. Taylor; 202 E. Springfield, Everton 65646.

B04-63255/Chap. 7. Michael J. and Nancy J. Alley; 107 Bessie Lane, Ozark 65721.

B04-63256/Chap. 7. Dennis Ray and Megan Nicole Maples; 2260 N. Golden Ave., Lot 111 65803.

B04-63257/Chap. 7. Thomas Edward and Pamela Marie Palicki; 1538 E. Seminole 65804.

B04-63258/Chap. 7. Darin Wayne and Samantha Ruth Ohern; 575 Twin Lakes Drive, Billings 65640.

B04-63259/Chap. 7. Patricia Lynn West; 617 S. Mark St., Willard 65781.

B04-63260/Chap. 7. Richard Allen Jr. and Karla Elizabeth Murray; 418 S. Ventura Ave., Republic 65738.

B04-63261/Chap. 7. Wilderness Point Inc.; 3000 Green Mountain Drive, Apt. 107-207, Branson 65616.

B04-63262/Chap. 7. Ashley Emilie Yancey; 608 S. East Ridge, Nixa 65714.

B04-63263/Chap. 7. Kenneth Herbert and Stacy Diane Brockman; 2983 W. Village Lane 65807 and 3172 W. Countryside Drive 65807.

B04-63264/Chap. 13. Michael William and Patricia Ann Bray; 306 S. Rice, Nixa 65714.

B04-63265/Chap. 7. Laurie Rychelle and Matthew David Martin; 2627 E. Horning 65802.

B04-63266/Chap. 7. Daniel Lee and Rhonda Kay McIsaac; 3290 State Hwy. F, Niangua 65713.

B04-63267/Chap. 7. Cynthia Lynne Caddy; 1106 W. LaSalle St. 65807.

B04-63268/Chap. 7. James Ray and Julienne Rae Blevins; 1288 W. Inman Road, Nixa 65714.

B04-63269/Chap. 7. Belinda Sue Harp; 705 N. Jonathan Ave. 65802.

B04-63270/Chap. 7. Mary L. Gleghorn; 4124 S. Miranda Court 65807.

Dec. 20–24, 2004

B04-31633/Chap. 11. Dowd’s Restaurant Inc.; 16202 Hwy. 59 S., Neosho 64850.

B04-31634/Chap. 7. Craig J. Walliser; 718 S. Conner, Apt. 2, Joplin 64801.

B04-31635/Chap. 7. Tammie Lynn Allen; 1029 Jefferson, Joplin 64801.

B04-31636/Chap. 7. Delena Rae Graves; 926 Hickory St., Washburn 65772.

B04-31637/Chap. 7. Melanie Renee Mayberry; 819 McPhail, Aurora 65605.

B04-31638/Chap. 7. Charles Raymond Shoults Jr.; Route 2, Box 70, Purdy 65734.

B04-31639/Chap. 7. Joseph Earl and Catherine Ann Yates; FR 2160, Route 1, Box 665, Exeter 65647.

B04-31640/Chap. 7. Scott Lee and Crystal Dawn Howard; 505 Ninth St., Apt. A, Monett 65708.

B04-31641/Chap. 7. Peggy Joyce Trotter; Rural Route 2, Box 185, Nevada 64772.

B04-31642/Chap. 7. Francis Gregory Biss II; 333 S. Washington St., Neosho 64850.

B04-31643/Chap. 7. Christina Lynne Jordon; 13917 Hwy. CC, Neosho 64850.

B04-31644/Chap. 7. Joy Lynn Hobson; 7758 Blackberry Road, Sarcoxie 64862.

B04-31645/Chap. 7. John Eric Kruse; 620 Stephens St., Neosho 64850.

B04-31646/Chap. 7. Stewart Perry and Jessica Lee Pace; 214 Janice St., Goodman 64843.

B04-31647/Chap. 7. Doris Ann Requa; 18103 Louis Lane, Neosho 64850.

B04-31648/Chap. 7. Jeffrey W. Chase; 602 W. Hill, Neosho 64850.

B04-31649/Chap. 7. John Arthur and Debra Kay Ingram; 2061 Ingram Lane, Joplin 64804.

B04-31650/Chap. 7. Eleanor Louise Lawrence; Route 5, Box 5570, Cassville 65625.

B04-31651/Chap. 7. Steven Walter Brunson; 1647 Glenwood Place, Carthage 64836.

B04-31652/Chap. 7. Candi Lee Naten; 1609 Lilac Lane, Carthage 64836.

B04-31653/Chap. 7. Roy Franklin Jr. and Roma Irene Nolen; 215 N. Irwin, Duenweg 64841.

B04-31654/Chap. 7. Michael Kenneth Craig and Amanda Curtin 712 N. Tennessee, Carterville 64835.

CITY RESTAURANT HEALTH INSPECTIONS

Listed here are the restaurant health inspections conducted by the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. Restaurants are inspected for critical and noncritical violations of state standards. According to the Springfield-Greene County inspection code, critical violations are “more likely than other violations to contribute to food contamination, illness and/or injury.” And noncritical violations, “although important to the overall food hygiene of the establishment, do not necessarily present an immediate threat to food contamination, illness and/or injury.” The number of both critical and noncritical violations are given and specific critical violations are listed. *Denotes a critical violation.

Dec. 27–30

Bandana’s BBQ, 900 E. Battlefield; No violations.

Barbara’s Beer Garden, 2109 N. Glenstone; Critical violations found: 2. *Soda drink dispenser gun was not clean. (Must clean and sanitize more frequently.) *Bottles of tonic water and Zima were being stored with containers of cleaners and chemicals. (Must relocate chemicals or bottled beverages to prevent possible contamination.) Noncritical violations found: 5.

Barbara’s Beer Garden, 2109 N. Glenstone; Reinspection: Soda and beer were being stored away from cleaners at this time. Soda drink dispenser heads were clean. Critical violations found: 0. Noncritical violations found: 2.

Fish Casual Dining, 900 E. Battlefield; No violations. Permitted.

Java Planet, 2825 S. Glenstone; Critical violations found: 0. Noncritical violations found: 4.

Jump Stop Grill, 2540 N. Glenstone; Critical violations found: 3. *Chicken strips in hot-hold unit were 123 degrees F at 2:40 p.m. (Promptly refrigerated – since out just over an hour – must be kept at 140 degrees F or above.) *Several flies in food-service area. (Must take actions to minimize flies.) *Some containers of cleaners stored above food contact surfaces or canned food items. Promptly relocated. (Must store chemicals and cleaners in a way to prevent possible contamination.) Noncritical violations found: 7.

Jump Stop Grill, 2540 N. Glenstone; Reinspection: Hot-hold foods were at proper temperatures. Chemicals and cleaners were being stored appropriately at this time. Electric cord and timer had been removed. Critical violations found: 1. *Some flies in food-service area. (Must take actions to minimize flies.) Noncritical violations found: 3.

Kum & Go No. 472, 1505 N. National; Reinspection: Soda nozzles were cleaned and sanitized. Ice chutes at drink dispensers were cleaned and sanitized. Tongs used for food were cleaned and sanitized and stored in a clean, dry location. Critical violations found: 1 *Ice scoops used in ice machine are cracked and broken. Requires food contact utensils to be free of cracks and breaks. Noncritical violations found: 2.

Kum & Go No. 468, 609 E. Elm; Critical violations found: 2. *One soda nozzle had large amount of mold inside. Corrected by cleaning and sanitizing. *Ice chute has areas of mold. Corrected by cleaning and sanitizing. Noncritical violations found: 1.

Kum & Go No. 473, 620 N. National; Reinspection: Critical violations were corrected. Soda nozzles and ice chutes were cleaned and sanitized. All noncritical violations were corrected. No violations found.

Kum & Go No. 474, 2930 S. National; Critical violations found: 3. *Inside of ice machine has areas of mold. Requires dumping ice, cleaning and sanitizing interior. *Beverage dispensing nozzles have build-up of mold. Requires cleaning and sanitizing. *Ice chute and ice chute dispensing lid at the beverage dispensing machines have build-up of mold. Noncritical violations found: 2.

Pasta House Co., 4109 S. National; Critical violations found: 2 *Hard-boiled eggs at salad preparation area were not held at 41 degrees F of below. Corrected by discarding. *Cutting board at grill is stained and deeply grooved. Corrected by replacing with smooth, sanitized surface. Noncritical violations found: 5.

COUNTY RESTAURANT HEALTH INSPECTIONS

Listed here are the restaurant health inspections conducted by the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. Restaurants are inspected for critical and noncritical violations of state standards. According to the Springfield-Greene County inspection code, critical violations are “more likely than other violations to contribute to food contamination, illness and/or injury.” And noncritical violations, “although important to the overall food hygiene of the establishment, do not necessarily present an immediate threat to food contamination, illness and/or injury.” The number of both critical and noncritical violations are given and specific critical violations are listed. *Denotes a critical violation.

Dec. 29, 2004

Bolton’s General Store, 7326 W. Hwy BB, Willard; Critical violations found: 0. Noncritical violations found: 1.

Hultgren Grocery, 7078 W. State Hwy. EE, Springfield; Critical violations found: 1. *Dried-on meat particles on slicer. Once in use, slicer must be washed and sanitized every four hours. Noncritical violations found: 1.

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