Thursday, June 18, 2015 - Page 10

Wolves participate in football camp

JAKE MCENANEY - Runs the football while jumping
over obstacles at the jr. high East Atchison Wolves Football
Camp on Monday, June 8, 2015, in Tarkio. The jr. high and
high school athletes are gearing up for the second year of
Tarkio and Fairfaxs co-oped football program.

(Photo By Mike Farmer)

Back-to-School Fair dates

set, donations needed
This year will mark the
fourth year that Community
Hospital-Fairfax (CH-F) will
host the Atchison and Holt
Back-to-School Fairs. CH-F
works with Community Services to provide children in
need with school supplies for
the upcoming school year.
The Back-to-School Fairs
will be held on July 24 and
July 27 in Holt and Atchison
counties.
School supplies for the
children who participate in
the program are purchased
with donations from individuals, families, and businesses. It costs approximately
$30 per student to purchase
a backpack, school supplies,
and toiletries such as shampoo and deodorant. Each
child also receives a gift
card to Payless Shoe store

for new school shoes. Free

dental checks and haircuts
are also made available to
children during the fair.
Community
HospitalFairfax invites you to support this cause. Just a $30
donation will ensure that
a child in your community
arrives at school with the
items they need to be successful. Donations may be
designated toward Atchison
County or Holt County and
mailed to Community Hospital-Fairfax, Attention: Backto-School Fairs, P.O. Box
107, Fairfax, MO 64446. To
volunteer by stuffing backpacks or to find out more
about the Back-to-School
Fairs, call Ann Schlueter
at 660-686-2317 or e-mail
AnnS@FairfaxMed.com.

Land transfers New Hy-Vee KidsFit website engages children

The following Atchison
in health and wellness during summer break
County land transfers were
recorded in the office of Eliza Beasing, Atchison County
Recorder, at the Atchison
County Courthouse in Rock
Port, MO:
Warranty Deed: Filed
June 8, 2015, by Dora L.
Hatcher to Carolyn Lee Real estate located at Lot 9,
Parkview Addition in Rock
Port.
Warranty Deed: Filed
June 8, 2015, by Betty J.
Cook to Cory D. Amthor Real property located at Section 27, Township 65, Range
41 in Rock Port.
Warranty Deed: Filed
June 10, 2015, by John H.
Cox to Raymond K. Ottmann - Lots, tracts or parcels of land lying, being and
situated at Lots 84, 85, 86,
and 87, RE-Plat of County
Club in Rock Port.
Warranty Deed: Filed
June 10, 2015, by Bruce W.
Slater to Judy Burke Trustee - Lots, tracts or parcels of
land lying, being and situated at Section 26, Township
65, Range 41 in Rock Port.
Warranty Deed: Filed
June 10, 2015, by Sherry L.
Volker to Scott A. Morehouse
Trustee - Real estate located
at Lot 2, Block 9, First Addition in Tarkio.
Warranty Deed: Filed
June 10, 2015, by Jokad Enterprises Inc. to Sam Shubkagel - Lots, tracts or parcels of land lying, being and
situated at Lots 1, 2, 3, and
4, Block 3, Rankin Place Addition in Tarkio.

Marriage
licenses

The following marriage

licenses were recorded in
the office of Eliza Beasing,
Atchison County Recorder,
at the Atchison County
Courthouse in Rock Port,
MO:
Carl M. Fogle, age 55, and
Deanna M. Runyan, age 48,
both of Tarkio, were married
on June 5, 2015, by Judge
Corey K. Herron. Filed for
record June 5, 2015.

Even though school is out

and kids no longer have their
routine physical education
classes, parents can keep
them active this summer
with the newly launched
Hy-Vee KidsFit website. HyVee, Inc. designed this free,
online program to help kids
and families make health,
exercise, and nutrition a priority in their everyday lives.
Hy-Vee KidsFit is an in-

Traffic violations
The following traffic violations occurred in Atchison County and were paid
through the Missouri Judiciary Fine Collection Center:
Marcus Leon Hall - Of
Fairfax, MO, Driver/Front
Seat Passenger Failed To
Wear Properly Adjusted/
Fastened Safety Belt. Fined
$10. Case disposed on June
9, 2015.
Lois Irene Harmon - Of
Rock Port, MO, Driver/Front
Seat Passenger Failed To
Wear Properly Adjusted/
Fastened Safety Belt on May
23, 2015. Fined $10. Case
disposed on June 4, 2015.

East Atchison
clothing available at
the Avalanche
521 Main Street, Tarkio
660-736-4111
8 a.m.- 5 p.m. M-F

teractive health and wellness website for children,

teens, and families that offers a free, online personal
trainer. The workouts and
activities featured on KidsFit require no equipment
or gym memberships, making it accessible to children
and teens of all skill levels.
The website - www.hy-veek
idsfit.com - also features fun
workout videos, nutrition
blogs written by Hy-Vee dietitians, and health lessons.
At Hy-Vee, we want to
make it easier for kids and
families to make healthier
choices. With its easy and
fun format, Hy-Vee KidsFit
inspires families to establish
good fitness and nutritional
habits in their daily lives,
said Andy McCann, executive vice-president and chief
health officer at Hy-Vee. We
know that not every child
has the access or interest
to play organized sports. We
hope a broad range of kids
can use the free KidsFit tools
to stay active and healthy.
Even children who participate in sports can benefit
from having equipment-free
workouts and tutorials on
their computers or phones,
McCann added.
The program was developed by certified personal
trainer Daira Driftmier, who
also serves as the online fitness coach on KidsFit. I
am excited to help children
and families learn more

about health, exercise, and

nutrition, Driftmier said.
My goal is to inspire the
next generation to commit
to making healthy choices.
I want kids to see that fitness is fun and show them
how to make it part of their
daily routine so they can be
healthy for life.
As part of KidsFit, children ages 7-17 and their
families can sign up for the
5-Week Challenge, which
provides kids with a structure to take control of their
personal health and fitness.
Participants will earn virtual trophies and badges to
help monitor their progress
during the 5-Week Challenge and they will be encouraged to stick to their
goals through Driftmiers
videos.
Hy-Vee KidsFit was recently introduced at the
Exercising Your Character
event in Des Moines, Iowa,
which teaches fourth and
fifth grade students about
physical fitness, goal setting,
and character development.
To celebrate the announcement, more than 7,300 children from 82 Iowa schools
attempted to break the
Guinness World Record for
most individuals performing
jumping jacks simultaneously. For more information,
visit www.hy-veekidsfit.com,
or follow Hy-Vee KidsFit on
Facebook at www.facebook.
com/hyveekidsfit.