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EXTENSION COUNCIL ELECTION TO BE HELD THE THIRD WEEK OF JANUARY
1/8/2010 5:25:00 PM by Scribe Admin |
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Fourteen candidates will compete for nine openings for the Jefferson County Extension Council during an election held the third week in January. The Extension Council oversees the operation of the Extension Center in Hillsboro. Members are elected for a two-year term and provide leadership on programs and financial management.
Candidates for District 1, which includes Rock, Arnold, Imperial and Windsor Townships, are Ted Isringhaus, Mark Mertens, Marie Perdue, Vernon Sullivan and Julie Vollmer. Four
members will be elected from District 1. Competing for two openings in District 2, Meramec, High Ridge and Big River Townships, are Michelle Berri, Tony Hunt and Linda Klossner.
District 3 is composed of the Townships of Central, Joachim and Riverview, and will elect one member from the following: Sherron Hancock, Jo Ann Kiplinger and Kenneth Pooker.
Candidates for District 4, which includes Plattin and Valle Townships are Jeff Campbell, Casey Donahue and Julie Ott. Two members will be elected from District 4.
All residents of Jefferson County are encouraged to participate in the election. Polls will be
open at the Extension Center, 301 3rd Street, Hillsboro, from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday,
January 19th through Friday, January 22nd and Monday, January 25th . Ballots can be requested by calling the Extension Center at (636) 797-5391 and asking that a ballot be mailed to you. Also, you may cast your vote by accessing the Jefferson County Extension website at
http://muextension.missouri.edu/jefferson. Ballots must be returned by January 25th by 4:30 p.m.
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| Tattered Dreams, 2/19/2010 | | | Reviewer: Reader (STL, ) | | Maybe you should take it on yourself to be his advocate if you truly believe that his brain injury is responsible for his situation and not his own actions. I pray that he finds his way.
From The Scribe: I am doing what I can to work with this man. I do not really care if he has a colored past or not. He is a man in need and from my experiance he is a harmless man in need. Did he ever do anything that may have "Deserved" his predictiment? I don't that that matters when I work with him. So far I would estimate some 40 hours of effort |
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| Reader, 2/19/2010 | | | Reviewer: Concerned (St. Louis, ) | | Has he tried getting in contact with the Brain Injury Assoc. at 314 426-4024 to see if they can help get his disability and with anything else he needs. Also if he is so good with animals can he look for a job in a shelter or something like that?
From The Scribe: He will be reviewing all positive ideas on this article. Thanks for your help. |
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| Tattered Dreams, 2/16/2010 | | | Reviewer: Friend (Cedar Hill, United States) | | I have known this man for over three years and this article is very accurate and correct! His thoughts (due to the brain injury) are scattered and hard to keep up with. I can see why it would be hard for him in interviews or any day to day function. I pray he gets the help needed and understand the procedure when explained to him. |
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| Tattered Dreams , 2/12/2010 | | | Reviewer: Reader (, ) | | Go to SSA/ They always say no on the first time. GET A SSA LAWYER(WHICH IS FREE )You will get help and apply for Medicade |
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| Tattered Dreams, 2/11/2010 | | | Reviewer: Reader (STL, ) | | has this person been referred to social services? Seems like your county's Department of Social Service should be able to do something to help this man with the necessities of life. Or a call to the United Way. |
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