On the Record - Part 2

BANKRUPTCIES

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, Social Security number and address. Addresses are in the city of Springfield unless otherwise noted.

Oct. 12- 18, 2001

B01-31075-Chap. 7. Clifford Irvin and Alan Gay Loftis; and ; PO Box 623, Mount Vernon 65712.

B01-31076-Chap. 7. Kathryn Lynn Woody; ; 1106 W. Garfield, Nevada 64772.

B01-31077-Chap. 7. Larry Gene and Dolores Gayle Thompson; and ; 102 S. Jackson, Joplin 64801.

B01-31078-Chap. 7. Gregory Michael and Sara Jean Phillips; and ; 225 N. Wall, Joplin 64801.

B01-31079-Chap. 7. Tiffany Danielle Clark; ; 4312 Dazzle Lane, Joplin 64801.

B01-31080-Chap. 7. David Wayne and Allison Raye Osborn; and ; 315 E. Wright, Nevada 64772.

B01-31081-Chap. 7. Anitta Kay Bricker; ; 701 Gibbs, Apt. 6, Mount Vernon 65712.

B01-31082-Chap. 7. Anthony E. Rea and Deborah K. Pearson; and ; 9209 Esther Road, Carthage 64836.

B01-31083-Chap. 7. Rebecca Lynn Warden; ; 10505 Hwy. N, Mount Vernon 65712.

B01-31084-Chap. 7. Katherine Lee DeBord; ; Rt. 1, Box 1161, Pineville 64856.

B01-31085-Chap. 7. Ronnie Carl Woods; ; PO Box 381, Anderson 64831.

B01-31086-Chap. 7. David Jay Roth; ; 2118 W. Perkins, Joplin 64801.

B01-31087-Chap. 7. Cynthia Jean Burris; ; 17411 Gazelle Dr., Neosho 64850.

B01-31088-Chap. 7. Lori L. LaPage; ; 801 S. Brownell, Joplin 64801.

B01-31089-Chap. 7. Jimmy Ray and Sally Jo Beeman; and ; Rt. 2, Box 2247, Anderson 64831.

B01-31090-Chap. 7. Joshuia Layten and Melodie Ann Copher; and ; 322 N. Schifferdecker Ave., Joplin 64801.

B01-31091-Chap. 13. Kenneth Junior and Connie Lee Sisco; and ; PO Box 108, Crane 65633.

B01-62242-Chap. 7. Anita Jo Newlin; ; 304 Midwest Lane, Strafford 65757.

B01-62243-Chap. 7. Ruth Katherine Luttrell; ; 1553 N. Colgate Ave. 65802.

B01-62244-Chap. 7. Lloyd Marion and Linda F. Compton; and ; 900 E. 482 ND Road, Bolivar 65613.

B01-62246-Chap. 7. Christopher P. and Pamela B. Peeples; and ; 195 Turner, Fort Wood 76573.

B01-62247-Chap. 7. Cynthie Lavirn Hicks; ; PO Box 1981, Branson 65615.

B01-62248-Chap. 7. Hotel-Motel Realty Services Inc.; 43-1636425; 2115 S. Brentwood Blvd. 65804.

B01-62249-Chap. 7. Kara Lea Ruff; ; 4014 E. Kearney, Lot 26 65803.

B01-62250-Chap. 7. Michael Dewayne and Robin Lynn Smith; and ; 714 N. Delaware, Nixa 65714.

B01-62251-Chap. 7. Kevin Tyler Luttrell; ; 604 S. Fourth St., Ozark 65721.

B01-62252-Chap. 7. Jeneffer Renae Weber; ; 438 E. Elm, Apt. 1 65802.

B01-62253-Chap. 7. Herbert Glen and Joyce Lavon Hines; and ; 19 E. 330 Road, Humansville 65674.

B01-62254-Chap. 13. James D. and Julie Kaye Creel; and ; 3220 S. Parkview 65804.

B01-62255-Chap. 11. Wil-Trans Inc.; 43-1576804; PO Box 37, Strafford 65757.

B01-62256-Chap. 7. Lucille Bernice Harris; ; 18901 Monroe Dr., Phillipsburg 65722.

B01-62257-Chap. 13. James G. Foster; ; 3153 W. Calhoun 65802.

B01-62258-Chap. 7. Billy Joe and Nettie Ruth Dickey; and ; 2354 E. FR 188, Ozark 65721.

B01-62259-Chap. 7. Carl Travis and Debbie Lynn Butler; and ; 958 E. 550th Road, Morrisville 65710.

B01-62260-Chap. 7. Idania Louise Duncan; ; 2437 N. Fulbright 65803.

B01-62261-Chap. 7. Lisa Louise Lyons; ; 914 S. Link 65802.

B01-62262-Chap. 7. Nicholas Shane Trent; ; 2107 E. Cherry, Apt. 28 65802.

B01-62263-Chap. 7. Renee Denise Graves-Franklin; ; PO Box 1271, Summerland, Calif. 65810.

B01-62264-Chap. 7. Charles Joseph and Doreen Ann Hibbard; and ; 611 Marian Ct., Nixa 65714.

B01-62265-Chap. 7. James Clarence and Debbie LeeAnn Scott; and ; PO Box 92, Conway 65632.

B01-62266-Chap. 7. Richard Lee Pope; ; PO Box 1926, Lebanon 65536.

B01-62267-Chap. 7. Donna Shamane and Adam Wade Reese Sr.; and ; Rt. 2, Box 750, Ava 65608.

B01-62268-Chap. 7. Lonnie Gene and Phyllis Eileen Beard; and ; PO Box 443, Isabelle 65676.

B01-62269-Chap. 7. Raymond Craig and Nancy Martha Schmied; and ; PO Box 572, Mansfield 65704.

B01-62270-Chap. 7. Brian Ernest and Jessica Lynn Matney; and ; 507 Jordan St., Mansfield 65704.

B01-62271-Chap. 7. Thomas Lee and Marlene Adell Hayes; and ; 567 Four Mile Road, Long Lane 65590.

B01-62272-Chap. 7. Mary and Steven Boswell; and ; 300 W. Pine, El Dorado Springs 64744.

B01-62273-Chap. 7. Sara Christina Neely; ; 1663 E. Dale 65803.

B01-62274-Chap. 7. Benjamin Charles Armstrong; ; 829 W. Glenwood 65807.

B01-62275-Chap. 7. Gary Delton Glover; ; 24675 Thunder Lane, St. Robert 65584.

B01-62276-Chap. 7. Doug G. and Lanette L. Holmstrom; and ; 675 Hulls Ford Road, Taneyville 65759.

B01-62277-Chap. 7. Steven E. Wilcox; ; 2519 S. Suprema 65807.

B01-62278-Chap. 7. Elmer Lee and Janet Sue Middleton; and ; PO Box 747, Crocker 65452.

B01-62279-Chap. 7. Harold Edward and Lillian June Lake; and ; 7295 Outer Road, Mountain Grove 65711.

B01-62280-Chap. 7. Gerald Allen and Meri Opal Rosenwinkel; and ; 18210 Julie Road, Lebanon 65536.

B01-62281-Chap. 7. Michael Gene and Paula Denise Allen; and ; HC 1, Box 99, Gainesville 65655.

B01-62282-Chap. 7. Johnny Ray and Teresa Florence Ledbetter; and ; Rt. 1, Box 4813, Dora 65637.

B01-62283-Chap. 7. Mark Howard and Virginia Ellen Levels; and ; 1728-1 PR 8501, West Plains 65775.

B01-62284-Chap. 7. Robert Duane and Sherry Angelia Nicholson; and ; 6331 CR 3130, West Plains 65775.

B01-62285-Chap. 7. Bonnie L. Richards; ; 8698 Peacock Lane, Bucyruss 65444.

CITYRESTAURANT 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.

Nov. 13, 2001

Maple Cafe; 2253 N. Glenstone; critical violations found: 3 *eggs at room temperature potentially hazardous foods must be stored at 45 degrees F or below (corrected); *potentially hazardous food not being date marked with "consume by" date: four days if stored between 41 degrees F and 45 degrees F; seven days if stored at 41 degrees F or below; *three-compartment sink where produce is washed has a direct connection to the sewer an indirect connection must be installed by Nov. 13, 2002; noncritical violations found: 2.

Riksha, The; 222 Park Central North; critical violations found: 3 *soda nozzles not clean wash, rinse and sanitize (corrected immediately); *inside of ice machine not clean clean and sanitize; *food prep sink has a direct connection to sewer line food prep sink must have an indirect connection to the sewer line by Nov. 13, 2002; noncritical violations found: 4.

Taco Bell No. 506; 1335 W. Kearney; critical violations found: 1 *dishes being sanitized in a solution of less than 10 ppm chlorine must have 50-100 ppm chlorine in final rinse (corrected); noncritical violations found: 2.

Wendy's; 730 N. Glenstone; critical violations found: 3 *potentially hazardous food being stored at 47 degrees F repair cooler by cook line to maintain 45 degrees F or below (food iced); *ice machine not clean inside empty, clean and sanitize; *three-compartment sink where produce is washed has a direct connection to the sewer install an indirect connection by Nov. 13, 2002; noncritical violations found: 3.

Nov. 14, 2001

Rincon Latina; 527 W. Walnut; critical violations found: 3 *employee drinking from a cup without a lid and a straw no drinking from a cup without a lid and a straw (corrected immediately); *employee filled chip basket with bare hands no bare hand contact with ready to eat foods (corrected immediately); *food prep sink has a direct connection to the sewer line food prep sink must have an indirect connection to sewer line by Nov. 14, 2002; noncritical violations found: 7.

Nov. 15, 2001

Bob Evans Restaurant; 2651 N. Glenstone; critical violations found: 2 *bare-hand contact with ready to eat food use gloves or utensils (corrected); *food in hot holding: rice 98 degrees F and dressing 115 degrees F instead of 140 degrees F or above (corrected immediately by reheating to 165 degrees F); noncritical violations found: 0.

Cowden School; 2927 S. Kimbrough; critical violations found: 0; noncritical violations found: 3.

Gravy's; 3165 S. Campbell; critical violations found: 2 *soda nozzles not clean wash, rinse and sanitize; *inside of ice machine not clean clean and sanitize; noncritical violations found: 3.

Hampton Inn; 222 N. Ingram Mill; critical violations found: 0; noncritical violations found: 1.

Lighthouse Lanes; 350 S. Glenstone; critical violations found: 1 *about 10 ppm bleach in sanitizing sink (corrected immediately to 50 ppm); noncritical violations found: 2.

University Plaza Trade Center; 625 E. St. Louis; critical violations found: 1 *pop dispenser heads not clean pop dispenser heads to be cleaned by Nov. 16; noncritical violations found: 1.

Nov. 16, 2001

Smit Foods (3M); 3211 E. Chestnut Expwy.; critical violations found: 0; noncritical violations found: 0.

University Plaza Trade Center; 625 E. St. Louis; critical violations found: 1 *pop dispenser heads not clean (corrected); noncritical violations found: 1.

Wal-Mart Supercenter Deli; 2021 E. Indepen-dence; critical violations found: 0; noncritical violations found: 1.

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.

Nov. 13, 2001

Dairy Queen; 147 U.S. Hwy. 60 E. Republic; critical violations found: 0; noncritical violations found: 3.

Hoods Amoco Service Center; 1651 S. Hwy. K, Bois D'Arc; critical violations found: 0; noncritical violations found: 1.

Hoods Total Service Center; 1651 S. Hwy. K, Bois D'Arc; critical violations found: 1 *cabinets under soda display contain mouse droppings, sewer gnats and flies; lots of flies in store; noncritical violations found: 3.

Nov. 14, 2001

Murfin's Market; Miller Road and 160, Willard; critical violations found: 3 *employees not washing their hands as often as necessary in deli area hand sink inaccessible back in corner next to three-vat sink and dirty dishes are stacked on top; *selling repackaged eggs in cart in aisle eggs must maintain 45 degrees F or below and must also maintain date on original carton when repackaged; *no sanitizer in wipe cloth bucket being used to wipe and sanitize slicers; noncritical violations found: 7.

Nov. 15, 2001

Crossroad General Store; 785 W. St. Hwy. O, Springfield; critical violations found: 2 *employee with drink in kitchen, 20-ounce bottle with cap must have lid with straw to prevent spillage or direct contact with mouth contact surface; *hamburgers from yesterday being reheated in crock pot this is too slow, leftovers must reach 165 degrees F within two hours (employee put hamburgers in oven to reheat); noncritical violations found: 2.

Ernies' on the Main; 123 W. Main St., Ash Grove; critical violations found: 0; noncritical violations found: 3.

Greene County Juvenile Detention; 1111 N. Robberson, Springfield; critical violations found: 0; noncritical violations found: 1.