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FREE weekly supplement to the Boonville Daily News covering Cooper and Howard counties. March 2, 2016

(Family Features) Switching to seafood on Fridays dur-ing Lent? You can still make casual Friday favorites byswapping meat for seafood in easy meals like burgers andquesadillas."Seafood is perfect for a quick Friday night dinner be-

cause fish filets and shrimp don't take much time to cook,"said Chef Kevan Vetter of the McCormick Kitchens. "How-ever, it's easy to run out of ideas during the long Lenten sea-son. Try this salmon burger recipe - the patties take just 10minutes to cook in a skillet and are full of flavor from Cajunseasoning."From Cajun Salmon Burgers to Island Shrimp Que-

sadillas, McCormick is serving up flavorful seafood inspi-ration for the six Fish Fridays of Lent. Need more seafoodinspiration? Find tips and recipes at McCormick.com, andbe sure to check out Pinterest and Facebook.

Cajun Salmon Burgerwith Lime Mayonnaise

Prep time: 20 minutesCook time: 10 minutesServings: 4

Lime Mayonnaise1/4 cup reduced fat mayonnaise1/2 teaspoon grated lime peel1/2 teaspoon lime juice

Cajun Salmon Burgers

3 pouches (5 ounces each) boneless skinless salmon,drained1 egg, beaten1/3 cup panko bread crumbs1/4 cup reduced fat mayonnaise1/4 cup finely chopped green onion1/4 cup finely chopped red bell pepper2 teaspoons McCormick Perfect Pinch Cajun Sea-

soning1 tablespoon oil4 hamburger rolls

For the mayonnaise, mix all ingredients in small bowluntil well blended. Cover. Refrigerate until ready to serve.For the burgers, mix salmon, egg, panko, mayonnaise,

green onions, bell pepper and seasoning in large bowl untilwell blended. Shape into 4 patties.Heat oil in large nonstick stick skillet on medium heat.

Add salmon patties; cook 5 minutes per side or until lightlybrowned and cooked through.Serve salmon burgers on rolls with Lime Mayonnaise

and desired toppings.

Island Shrimp QuesadillasPrep time: 15 minutesCook time: 8 minutesServings: 4

1 1/2 cups shredded cheese, such as Mexican blend orcheddar and Monterey Jack2 green onions, thinly sliced1 teaspoon McCormick Chili Powder1 teaspoon McCormick Cumin, Ground1/2 teaspoon McCormick Oregano Leaves8 flour tortillas (8-inch)1 tablespoon vegetable oil8 ounces frozen cooked small shrimp, thawed and

well drained1 large ripe mango, peeled and coarsely choppedMix cheese, green onions and seasonings in medium

bowl. Set aside.Lightly brush one side of 4 flour tortillas with oil. Place

oiled-side down on baking sheet. Top tortillas with 1/2 ofthe cheese mixture, then with shrimp and mango. Sprinkleremaining cheese evenly over shrimp and mango. Top withremaining tortillas. Brush top with oil.Grill over medium heat about 4 minutes per side until

cheese is melted and tortilla is browned. Cut into wedges toserve.

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Life had changed for four little boys in the specials needs program in Boonville,their home had burned to the ground. This prompted a bus monitor, Judy Betts,to jump into action.Within a few short days Judy, along with her co-workers, hadgathered enough toys to “make their day” according to their mother. The boy’smother was beyond grateful, not knowing what to say. Betts didn’t miss a beat,she saw the children were in need and was determined that the need would be

met. A big ‘thank you’goes out to Betts forleading her team inBoonville in demonstra-tion to the communitythe “First Student Way”.(Judy Betts is fourthfrom the left in thephoto.)

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BY NANCYKIXMILLERThe Prairie Home Gar-

den Club met at the homeof Patti Vonder Haar.Reed Vonder Haar gavethe program on life on ariver barge. Reed hasworked on the river forover 30 years and is cur-rently captain of a barge.Since he had first pre-sented the program tosecond grade students, hestarted by reading“Scuffy the Tugboat”.Then he shared manybeautiful photographsand answered many ques-tions. Members presentincluded Bobbi Dailey,Sue Denney, Peggy AnnEichen, Vicki Fain, LindaKeith, Nancy Kixmiller,Cindy Mallory, JennaMoran, Janie Vance, and

Peggy Wright.Prairie Home FCCLA

will sponsor the annual“Pennies for Patients”drive to benefit theLeukemia & LymphomaSociety. Bring your pen-nies (and other coins) toschool during the week ofFebruary 29-March 4.The elementary and highschool classes that collectthe most money will winan ice cream party. Thegoal for this year's driveis $250.The Hip Hop Exercise

class that started in Janu-ary is continuing on Sun-days from 4-5 p.m. at theschool. Cost is $5 per ses-sion.The Prairie Home

Swimming Pool is seek-ing two board membersfor the 2016 season. If

you are interested contactAmy Small or TammyRhodes.Prairie Home Helping

Hands 4-H Club held ahoof trimming clinic thispast Saturday for theirmembers who will beshowing goats and sheepat the Cooper CountyYouth Fair. Memberslearned the importance offoot health and how tosafely trim hooves andthe animals were appre-ciative to receive themani pedis.Tammy Rhodes trav-

eled to Cameron lastweek to visit her sisterNancy Kirschman andnephew and family Kevinand Lana Kirschman andMakeila. While she wasthere, Tammy and Nancywent to the Y in Cameronand had their picturetaken with the World Se-ries Trophy that is travel-ing around Missouri.Prairie Home PTO

would like to remind youthat they collect a varietyof labels to raise moneyfor the school: Box Topsfor Education that can befound on school supplies,cereal, Ziploc, fruitsnacks, trash bags andmore; Labels for Educa-tion that can be found onCampbell's, Post, BIC,Glad, Prego, Pop-Secret,V8 and more; and TysonA+ Project that may befound on any Tyson prod-uct. These labels helpPTO purchase items forthe classrooms. Drop offor send your labels to theschool.

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660-647-5444MARKET REPORT 2/24/16Receipts: 2409 Head, 6% Cows.Steers and heifers weighing over700 lbs. steady, all others $4-7higher. Quality & condition wasvery good. Weigh cows steady.STEERSMED & LG FRAME #1

300-400 lbs. ...............$185-241400-500 lbs. ...............$185-226500-600 lbs. ...............$175-219600-700 lbs. ...............$150-197700-800 lbs. ...............$141-172800-900 lbs. ...............$138-154Small frame or fleshy steers &bulls 400-700 lbs. $141-171

HEIFERSMED & LG FRAME #1300-400 lbs. ...............$178-215400-500 lbs. ...............$170-205500-600 lbs. ...............$155-196600-700 lbs. ...............$145-171700-800 lbs. ..............$133-158800-900 lbs. ...............$130-144

Small frame or fleshy hfrs400-700 lbs. $120-160

Weigh cows bulk ........$62-73High Dressing............$68-88Low dressing ..........$67 backBulls Bulk ...............$83-107

Rep SalesPkg Blk Strs 415 lbs. .........$226Pkg Blk Strs 445 lbs. .........$21819 Blk Strs 401 lbs.............$21944 Blk Strs 499 lbs.............$22224 Blk Strs 514 lbs.............$21921 Ms Strs 548 lbs. ...........$20830 Blk Strs 568 lbs.............$20622 Blk Strs 618 lbs.............$19719 Blk Strs 692 lbs.............$17613 Blk Strs 694 lbs.............$178Pkg Mx Strs 684 lbs. .........$18415 Blk Hfrs 515 lbs. ...........$19616 Blk Hfrs 584 lbs. ...........$1769 Blk Hfrs 757 lbs ..............$15850 Blk Hfrs 519 lbs ............$18824 Blk Hfrs 535 lbs ............$18322 Blk Hfrs 554 lbs ............$18410 Mx Hfrs 610 lbs ............$169

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• Micah Royce: 100 Blk Cows, 3-5 yrs. old, 2nd or 3rd, matedAngus.• Nancy Gene: 40 red Cows, 3-5 yrs. old, 2nd or 3rd period,• Caleb Wickam: 15 Blk Cows 6-SS yrs old, 3rd period.• Larry Smith: 825 Mixed Cows with calves, 3-7 yrs. old• John Bickley: 97 Blk/BWF Cows, 18 calves but calving now,3-7 yrs. old, mated Angus.• JD Evans: 71 Mostly Blk/BWF Cows, 4-6 yrs. old, 3rd period,mated Angus.• John McEwan: 40 Mixed Cows, 3-SS yrs. old, some withcalves, remainder 3rd period.• Rick Dobs: 10 Blk first calf Heifers, 3rd period.

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This ad prepared 2 weeks before sale. Many more are expected by sale day.All bulls sell at start of sale at 6 pm.

Estimating 500-600 head of Bred Cows, Cow/Calf Pairs and Breeding Bulls21 Angus Cows 3-5 yrs. old, 3rd period pregnancy,bred to Angus bulls. Complete vaccination program.12 Blk-Blk W/F Cows 3-5 yrs. old, 3rd period preg-nancy. Bred to Angus bulls.Complete vaccinationprogram.27 Blk-Blk W/F Cows 4-8 yrs. old, 12 with calves byside, remaining 2nd or 3rd period pregnancy. Bredto Angus bulls.22 Angus Cows 3-5 yrs. old, 2nd period pregnancy,bred to Angus bulls. Complete vaccination program.9 Blk-Blk W/F Cows 3-5 yrs. old, 2nd period preg-nancy, bred to Angus bulls. Complete vaccinationprogram.4 Charlois Bred Heifers 3rd period pregnancy. Com-plete vaccination program. March 10th calving.15 Blk-Blk W/F Cows 3-6 yrs. old, 1st period preg-nancy, bred to Angus bull. Complete vaccination pro-

gram.26 CharloisX or RedX Cows 3-6 yrs.old, 2nd or 3rdperiod pregnancy, bred to Angus bulls. Completevaccination program.91 Blk-Blk W/F Cows 7-BM yrs. old, 12 with calvesby side, remainder 2nd or 3rd period pregnancy. Bredto Angus bulls.34 Blk-Blk W/F Cows 3-6 yrs. old, 2nd or 3rd pe-riod pregnancy.12 Blk-Blk W/F Cows 5-8 yrs. old, with spring borncalves by side.2 Purebred Angus Bulls 1 1/2 yrs. old, semen testedvirgin bulls.1 Horned Hereford Bulls 1 1/2 yrs. old, sementested virgin bulls.1 Registered Charlois Bulls 3 yrs. old, semen andTrich tested.

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Re-ElectCHARLIEPOLSON

Howard CountySheriff

After a lot of soul searching and discussion withmy wife,family, friends and supporters, I made the decision to runfor Howard County Sheriff because of my love and desire toserve the public and citizens of Howard County. I want tohelp make Howard County a great place to live, work andraise a family. I want to provide Howard County citizens afirst class sheriff’s office as I did for more than 14 years.It would be an honor and privilege to be your sheriff

again. If you want a hard-working, honest, fair and a firstclass Sheriff’s office again, please vote for Charlie Polson.I would like to have your vote and support in the upcomingelection of 2016. I would be humbled and honored to beyour sheriff. I ammore than happy to visit with anyone andanswer any questions or concerns youmay have. I look for-ward to seeing you on the campaign trail.

Sincerely,Charlie PolsonFormer Howard CountySheriff1998-2012

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PUBLIC AUCTIONLARRY & GRANT PETREE AUCTION SERVICE — TIPTON

Friday, March 4, 5:30 p.m.We will offer for public auction the following items, to be sold at the Larry Petree Con-vention Center in Tipton on Friday, March 4th at 5:30 p.m. The auction building isbehind the Twin Pine Motel on Highway 50 in Tipton. Watch for signs.ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD, & FURNITURE: Twin Size Bed, Complete; Full SizeBed, Complete; 2 Tan Wing Back Chairs; 2 Wing Back Chairs, Blue; Lot Reclin-ers; 2-4 Drawer Chests; 2 Corner Eterages; Coffee Table & 2 End Tables, Match-ing; Small 4-Drawer Antique Chest; Flora Chair; Tan Couch; Oak EntertainmentCenter; Lot Black shelving; Kneehole Desk; Leather Office Chair; Floral, Flexsteel Couch & Matching Love Sea ; Large Desk; Blue & Green Recliner; GrayCouch; Oak Round Dining Table w 4 Chairs, Nice; 2 Tall Floor Lamps; 2 TallCoat Racks; Cosco Step Stool; Lot Patio Chairs; Lot Fireside Patio Mats; Kash-mir Blue Floral Rug; Deep Blue Floor Rug; Flack Floral by Oriental Weavers,5’x7’; Revival Beige 5’x7’; Simbad 3’x5 Rug; Lot Floor Rugs; Lot Round WhitePorch Columns; Dirt Devil Upright Vacuum; Lot Lamps; Lot Pictures; Lot Linen;Glass Top Patio Table; Metal Patio Table; Lot Metal Shelving; “Brute” Washer;Lot of Patio Rock; Big Red Wagon; BBQ Grills; Lot Pots, Pans, & Kitchen SmallAppliances; Sunbeam Toaster; Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker, like new; Lot Cook-books & books; Magic Chef Microwave; Large Black Canner; World Globe inStand; Corelle Set Dishes, Blue & White; Hall Kraft Pottery, Set of Dishes, LazyDaisies; Set Rose China; Classic Hearthside Stoneware, Large Set, Still inBoxes; Lot Blue Glasses; Lot Crystal; Lot Glassware; Tulip Fire King Bowl; CokeCookie Jar; Old Piggy Bank; Lot Costume Jewelry; 4 Antique Gnomes; Lot NameBrand Purses; Metal Bread Box; Lot Glass Baskets; Lot of Longaberger Baskets,some w Liners & Protectors, Nice; Lot Ladies Gloves, Old; Pink Flower RuffledGlass Basket; Crystal Bowl in Stand; Coors Beer Sign w Light & Mirror; CoorsBeer Sign Light w Red Glass; Old Milwaukee Clock Advertising Sign; BuschBeer Advertising Electric Clock; Lot Christmas; A large lot of Santas; Lot Flo-ral; Lot Numerous Items

VARIOUS OWNERSAuctioneer’s Note: Looking forward to seeing you Friday, March 4th. All of the auc-tion items are nice and furniture is very nice. A huge Santa Collection. There are alot of nice Longaberger baskets. To see pictures, go to www.auctionarrows.com

Auctioneers: Larry & Grant Petree

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Statements Made Day of Sale Will Take Precedence Over All Printed MaterialNot Responsible For Accidents - Nothing removed until settled for

Terms: Good Check or Cash • Food Will Be Served by Robin, Mark & Shawn ;Email car41864@gmail.com

MACHINERYCONSIGNMENT AUCTIONAPRIL 2, 2016 AT 10 AM

STEVE DUBBERT AUCTION& COMMUNITY BUILDING

72320 Weber St., Fortuna, MOTurn east on Weber in Fortuna then straight 2 blocks

Now accepting consignmentsfor the auction

Farm — Livestock — Construction EquipmentHand & Power Tools — Trucks & Trailers

Several pieces already consignedAdvertising Deadline is March 4, 2016

This sale will be advertised on the Versailles, Boonville, Califor-nia, Carrolton, Lebanon and Marshall Radio Stations as well

as printed in area newspapers.More information, with listings and photos will be online on

Facebook, auctionzip.com and auctionarrows.com

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Prairie Home Helping Hands 4H members participated in a goat hoof trimmingclinic on Saturday. Front Row: BlayneWilliams, PaitonWilliams, Emma Stock, IsaacStock Back Row: Olivia Wood, Leslie Stock (Goat & Sheep Project Leader)

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Police Department• Sheldon A. Payne, 17,

Warrendburg, placed on a 24hour hold for domestic as-sault. He was transported toCCDC. Bond was set at$1,200 cash

• Matthew L. Storzer, 17,Boonville, placed on a 24 hourhold for fight in Public, peacedisturbance. He was trans-ported to CCDC. Bond wasset at $750 cash.

• Jeremy T. Humphrey, 30,Boonville, cited for failure tocomply with conditions of re-stricted driver's license.

• Matthew L. Storzer, 17,Boonville, cited for peace dis-turbance.

• Tyler W. Simmons, 22,Boonville, cited for exceedingposted speed limit ( 61 mph in45 mph zone).

• John L Cribbs III, 32, ofColumbia was placed on a 24hour hold for driving whilesuspended, speeding 11-15mph over, no insurance, andfailure to register motor vehi-cle. Cribbs was transported toCCDC. Bond was set at$2,500 cash only. Cribbs alsoreceived citations for eachcharge.

• Steven W. Grimes, 18, ofColumbia, was placed on a 24hour hold for speeding 16-19mph over and operatingmotor vehicle on highwaywithout license. Grimes wastransported to CCDC. Bondwas set at $339 cash or surety.Grimes also received citationsfor the same charges.

• Victor J.L. Cruz, 26, ofColumbia, was placed on a 24hour hold for speeding 41-30and no valid driver license.Cruz was transported toCCDC. Bond was set at $314cash or surety. Cruz also re-ceived citations for the samecharges.

• Kent N. Hurt, 38, ofBunceton, was placed on a 24hour hold for possession ofcontrolled substance, unlawfuluse of drug paraphernalia, andfailure to register motor vehi-cle. Hurt was transported toCCDC. Bond was set at$2,601 cash only. Hurt also re-ceived citation for failure toregister motor vehicle.

• Tony D. Stuart, 50, of Co-lumbia, was given a citationfor failure to register motorvehicle.

• Shirley M. Jelks, 25, ofBoonville, was placed on a 24hour hold for receiving stolenproperty. Jelks was trans-ported to CCDC. Bond wasset at $1,000 cash only.

• Joshua S. Davis, 32, ofColumbia, was placed on a 24hour hold for stealing less

than $500 and unlawful use ofdrug paraphernalia. Davis wastransported to CCDC. Bondwas set at $1,000 cash only.Davis also received citationsfor both charges.

• Michael C. Lester, 42, ofNew Franklin, was placed ona 24 hour hold for drivingwhile revoked. Lester wastransported to CCDC. Bondwas set at $367. Lester also re-ceived a citation for the samecharge.

•Taylor N. Roberts, 22, ofColumbia, was given two cita-tions for no insurance andmethod of displayingplates(no front plate).

• Jeffrey S. Smith, 47, ofRocheport, was given a cita-tion for speeding 48-30.

• Morgan B. Hunt, 27, ofWaverly, was given a citationfor failure to register motorvehicle.

• Brittanie D. LaValley, 29,of Columbia, was given a ci-tation for expired plates.

• Michael C. Lester, 42, ofNew Franklin, was arrested onseven Warrensburg warrantsfor: failure to appear on origi-nal charge of invalid registra-tion ($150 cash or surety),failure to appear on originalcharge of failure to yeild toemergency vehicle ($150 cashor surety), failure to appear onoriginal charge of failure towear seat belt ($150), failureto appear on original charge ofdriving while intoxicated($500 cash or surety), failureto appear on original charge ofleaving the scene of an acci-dent ($300 cash or surety),failure to appear on originalcharge of C&I driving ($150cash or surety), and failure toappear on original charge ofno insurance ($150 cash orsurety). Lester was trans-ported to CCDC. Total bond

amount $1,550 cash or surety.

Fire Department#91 Feb. 19 EMS on Village at7:20 p.m. Out 17 minutes.#92 Feb. 19 EMS on Sunset at9:23 p.m. Out 22 minutes.#93 Feb. 20 EMS on Jeffersonat 2:33 p.m. Out 13 minutes.#94 Feb. 20 EMS on Santa FeTrail at 4:19 p.m. Out 20 min-utes.#95 Feb. 21 EMS on Seventhat 4:09 p.m. Out 16 minutes.#96 Feb. 22 EMS on Santa FeTrail at 5:35 p.m. Out 24 min-utes.#97 Feb. 22 EMS on First at9:57 p.m. Out 24 minutes.#98 Feb. 23 EMS onAshley at6:24 a.m. Out 22 minute

SheriffsDepartment

• James F Johnson, 31,Prairie Home, arrested on aCooper County warrant charg-ing him with driving while in-toxicated, Bond was set at$200 cash only. He posted andwas released.

• Delicia L Cowans, 36,Fayette, arrested on a CooperCounty warrant charging herwith possession of controlledsubstance except 35 grams orless of marijuana and beingan accessory totheft/stealing. She has no bondand remains in custody at theCooper County DetentionCenter.• Mikhaila Alexandria

Alsberge, 26, Franklin, ar-rested on a Cooper Countywarrant charging her withpeace disturbance, first of-fense. She has no bond andremains in custody at theCooper County DetentionCenter.• Eddie Jo Pitts, 47,

Franklin, Mo. Arrested ona Cooper County warrantcharging him with Failureto Obey a Judges Orders onthe original charge of Op-erating a Motor vehiclewithout a license. He hasno bond. He remains inthe Cooper County Deten-tion Center.• Michael L Springer,

35, Boonville, Mo. Ar-rested on a Cooper Countywarrant charging him withtwo counts of Forgery.His bond is set at $5,000cash or surety. He re-mains in the CooperCounty Detention Center.• Marvin Beasley

Mackey, 34, Boonville,Mo. Arrested on twoCooper County warrantscharging him with Harass-ment By Any Communica-tion That Frightens/Intimidates/Causes Emo-tional Distress or Appre-hension of OffensivePhysical Contact or Reck-lessly Frightens Person 17Years of Age or Youngerand a Probation Violationon that same charge. Totalbond was set at $4,500cash only. He posted andwas released.• Arie Keoki Young, 33,

Fort Worth, TX. Arrestedon a Cooper County war-rant charging her withbeing an Accessory to Re-ceiving Stolen Property.His bond was set at $6,000cash or surety. He re-mains in the CooperCounty Detention Center.

March 2, 2016 3www.BoonvilleDailyNews.com The Boonslick Weekly

INCIDENTREPORTS

AREA DEATHSLeroy Eugene Vanderhoof, 85Leroy Eugene Vanderhoof passed away Friday, Febru-

ary 19, 2016 at his home surrounded by loving friends andfamily.

Wanda L. Campbell, 88Wanda L. Campbell of Boonville, died unexpectedly, at

Katy Manor Care Center in Pilot Grove on Friday, Feb. 19,2016.

Ethlyn Sue Hackman, 80Ethlyn Sue Hackman, 80, of New Franklin, passed away

at Parkside Manor Care Center in Columbia on Friday, Feb.19, 2016.

Paul William Kelly, 71Paul William Kelly, 71, of Pilot Grove, Missouri passed

away Saturday, February 13, 2016.

Herbert “Coach” Johnson, 81Well known former Fayette and Columbia resident, Her-

bert Johnson passed away at Katy Manor in Pilot Grove,Mo. on February 16, 2016.

Loretta “Sis” Ida Kempf, 93Loretta Ida Kempf of Pilot Grove passed away Saturday,

February 20, 2016 at Katy Manor.

Lorraine Elizabeth Lymer, 97Mrs. Lorraine Elizabeth Lymer of Boonvillepassed away

on Saturday, February 20, 2016 atAshley Manor Care Cen-ter.

Phyllis J. Streit, 69Phyllis J. Streit, 69, of Pilot Grove, passed away at Capi-

tol Region Hospital in Jefferson City on Wednesday, Feb.24, 2016, following a long a courageous battle with cancer.

CALLAWAY LIVESTOCK CENTER, INC.Kingdom City, MO • 573-642-7486

� Sale Every Monday �Slaughter Steers & Heifers 10 am • Feeders 12:30 pm

FEEDER SALE REPORT FEBRUARY 22, 2016Monday Receipts 2788 Head

David Means573-642-9753573-220-0472

Jack Harrison573-386-2138573-999-7197

John P. Harrison573-386-5150573-220-1482

David Bell660-327-5633Claude Niemeyer573-324-2942

Don Burkemper573-242-3177

Wayne McCluggage573-373-5511

Wayne Frey660-888-2712

24-Hour Market Report 573-522-9244Visit our website www.callawaylivestock.com

Steers - Medium & Large (1568)Computer Avg. Top

300 & down (13) $205 $245.00300-400 (134) $200 $250.00400-500 (281) $192 $225.00500-600 (347) $188 $214.00600-700 (410) $170 $205.00700-800 (166) $153 $174.00800-900 (213) $146 $154.00Heifers - Medium & Large (1012)300 & down (23) $192 $222.50300-400 (89) $182 $232.50400-500 (231) $181 $199.00500-600 (331) $162 $187.00600-700 (208) $148 $164.00700-800 (102) $137 $145.50800-900 (23) $130 $144.25

Bred Cows (22)Better $1625-$1785Small, Old Thin $850-$1450Steers (44)Choice 2&3 $131-$133Select $115-$118Heifers (29)Choice 2&3 $129-$129.50Mixed Select $126Select $110-$116Slaughter Bulls (49) $94-$112.50Thin $86-$90Slaughter Cows (137)High Dressing $79.50-$84Bulk $70-$79Low $60-$70Thin $60 & down

Again buyers ere very selective for the better feeders & conditions.Others sold $10-$30 below above quotes

JERRY ADAMSHOWARD COUNTY SHERIFF

VOTE

My name is Jerry Adams. I have beenmarried to Sharon Kay (Felten) Adamsfor 32 years. We are lifelong citizens ofHoward County. We have three childrenand 10 grandchildren.I graduated from Fayette High School

in 1982. I served in the U.S. Army from1982 to 1986.After the army, I worked construction

for a few years and started logging,which I still do a little. I began workingfor the sheriff’s office in 2005.

It is my honor to announce that I willbe a Republican candidate for the Sheriffof Howard County. If elected, I will workhard to keep the citizens of HowardCounty safe and secure. I will alwaystreat you with the respect you deserve. Iwill never forget that you are the reasonI am the sheriff.

Please voteJERRYADAMSFOR SHERIFF

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COOPER COUNTY

The American Association of University Women(AAUW)willmeet at 7 p.m.at theBoonslickRegional Li-brary the first Thursday from October through May. Formore information call 882-9750.

American Legion Auxilary Thoma-Tuttle Unit 52holds monthly meetings on the third Tuesday of themonth at 1:30 p.m. at Santa Fe Trail Baptist Church.

Alanon Family of Boonville meets Monday & Friday 8pm. at 921 4th Street in Boonville.TheWednesday noonmeetings also meet at 921 Fourth St. in Boonville. Call882-7247, 882-7656, or 882-7541.

Alateen for all teenagers affectedby someone’s drinkingmeets Mondays at 8 p.m. at 921 4th Street. Call 660-882-7541 or 660-882-7656.

Alcoholics Anonymous Santa Fe Trail Group meetsat 921 Fourth St. Open meetings are held: Sunday at 7a.m.; Tuesday andThursday at 6:30 a.m.;Wednesday at8p.m.; andSaturday at 8p.m.Closedmeetings are held:Monday at 8 p.m.;Wednesday at 12 noon; and Friday at8 p.m. Call 537-0945, 882-3148 or 888-2054.

Alcoholics Anonymous (TheWestside 12 X 12) groupmeetsTuesdays andThursdays at 8p.m.andSundays at10 a.m. at 18240 Highway 87, Boonville. Call 660-537-4642 or 573-808-0664.

Alzheimer’s Support Groupmeets the third Thursdayof every month from 1 - 2 p.m. at Cooper CountyMemorial Hospital.

American Legion Thoma Tuttle Post 52meets at theBoonville Senior Center, new location, The Radio ShackBldg., 512 Jackson Rd, the second Thursday of eachmonth, 7 p.m. Dinner is served at 6:30 p.m.All Veteransare invited. Contact DanWaterfield 660-882-7389.

A Touch of Claas Salon and Spa will sponsor a PrayerShawl Ministry every Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at 807Main St. in Boonville. Call 660-882-2600.

Blackwater Volunteer Fire Dept. meets on the fourthMonday of themonth at 6 p.m.

Blackwater Willing Workers 4-H Club meets at theRailroad Depot in Blackwater on the 2ndMonday of themonth at 7 p.m.

The Boonslick Creative Writers Group has goneelectronic.Contact LizDavis at 660-537-5311 or by emailat farmersdau@yahoo.com.

The Boonslick Ministerial Alliance meets the fourthTuesday of each month at 11:30 a.m. at the NelsonMemorial United Methodist Church of Boonville, 407 E.Spring St. All areaministers are welcome.

Boonslick Model Railroad Club meeting is firstSaturday of themonth at 9 a.m.,525SpringStGoldCityHall. Open House will be held from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.Call660-837-3398.

Boonville Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary No. 1022 willmeet every second and fourth Wednesday at 7 p.m. atthe Eagles Lodge.

Boonville Area Teaching Christian Homes, a home-schooled group that meets periodically for scheduledactivities. Call 660-553-3110.

Boonville Chapter ofAglow Internationalwillmeet onthe secondTuesday of everymonth atHartmannVillage615 Rankin Mill Lane in Boonville starting at 7 pm.

Boonville Democratic Club will meet on the secondSaturday of the month at 8:30 a.m. at Boonville Diner,1945ABooneVillage Plaza.

Boonville FarmersMarket.EverySaturday 8 a.m. to 12noon through October in the Boonslick Library Parkinglot near the alley. Corner of Locust andMain streets.

Boonville Hospitality Associationmeets the secondTuesday of themonth at the Comfort Inn.

Boonville’s Katy Flyer, the public transportationsystem, is available Tues, Wed, Thur from 7:30 a.m. - 3p.m. Call 882-2366.

Boonville Kiwanis Club K01449meetsWednesdays at12 p.m. at Isle of Capri.

Boonville Landlord Associationmeets first Thursdayof the month, in February, May, September andDecember, 7 p.m. at 609 Main St. All area landlords arewelcome. Call 660-882-2836.

Boonville Lions Clubmeets.Tuesdays at 12 p.m. at theBoonville YMCA.

Boonville NationalAlliance onMental IllnessChaptermeets at 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the month atNelson Memorial United Methodist Church, 407 E.Spring St. in Boonville.

Boonville Radio Clubmeets the secondSaturdayof themonth at 9 a.m. in the Emergency Operations Center at200 Main St.. Enter through the northside intercomdoor.

Boonville Rotary Clubmeets.Mondays at 12p.m.at Isleof Capri.

Boonville Womens’ Club meets at Noon, the 4thThursday of each month at the First Christian Church,Nov and Dec will be the 3rd Thursday, 301 Fourth St.Interested parties, please call Gayla Smith, President.660-537-1824.

Celebrate Recovery at Santa FeTrail Baptist Church17752 Boonslick Rd., Boonville. A Christ CenteredRecovery program. Every Sunday at 6:30 p.m.

Christian Motorcyclists Association meets the firstTuesday of every month at Main Street Diner, Boonville.6 p.m. food and fellowship and 7 p.m.meeting.Comeonby and check out www.cmausa.org to see what we're allabout. Do not need to ride to join.

Clear Creek 4-H Club of Pilot Grove meets the 4thMonday of the month at the Pilot Grove CommunityBuilding.

Concerned Citizens for the Better Communityholdsmonthly meetings the second Tuesday of each monthfrom 6-7:30 p.m. at 1111 Rural St.

Cooper County Democratic Clubmeets the secondSaturday of eachmonth at 8:30 a.m. at Boonville Diner,1945ABooneVillage Plaza.

Cooper County Extention Office Master Gardenersmeet on the first Wednesday of each month. Call 660-882-5661.

Cooper County Historical Research Center, Roe St.and Hwy 135 in Pilot Grove, is open by appointment at660- 838-6543.

Cooper County Human Services Councilmeets at 12p.m. on the first Monday of each month at the CooperCounty Memorial Hospital conference room.

Cooper County Memorial Hospital & Clinic Auxil-iary, regular business meeting, 3rd Tuesday of themonth at 1:30 p.m. in the hospital conference room.Members and guest welcome.

Cooper County RetiredTeachers & School Personnelmeets every 4th Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Boonvilleschools main office, 736Main St.

Cooper Lodge No. 36 A.F. & A.M.meets at 7 p.m. onthe second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 717Main St.

Daughters of the American Revolution,Hannah ColeChapter, Boonville, meets the first Saturday. Contact660-537-3312 for meeting location and times.

Daughters of Isabella meet the second Thursday ofeachmonth (exceptDecember) at 7 p.m. inSSPeter andPaul Catholic Church basement.

Far West Lodge No. 4 I.O.O.F.meets Mondays at 7:30p.m. at the Odd Fellows Lodge, 517Main St. Boonville.

Family Fun 4-H Club of Boonvillemeets at ImmanuelLutheran Church, 1001 Immanuel Dr., on the 2ndTuesday at 6:30 p.m.

Kids OwnWorshipmeetsWednesdays from 6:30 p.m.- 7:45 p.m. at Truth Tabernacle on Bingham Rd.,Boonville. Call 882-7715.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Adult Breakfast BibleStudy,Thursdays(thruOct.29), 7-8:15 a.m.at BoonvilleDiner, 1945 Boonville Village Plaza. Call 660-882-2208for more information. Everyone welcome.

Life Changes Group of Narcotics AnonymousmeetseveryTuesday andThursday at First Baptist Church,625Main St., and.every Wednesday and Saturday at FirmFoundation Foursquare Church, 1000 6th St., Boonville.All meetings start at 7 p.m.

Maclay Historic Home in Tipton will meet on the 2ndand 4th Sundays in October where there will be freecookies and cider at the conclusion of tours at 209 WHoward St in Tipton.

Mid-Missouri Chronic Fatigue Syndrome andFibromyalgia Association support group meets thesecond Wednesday of each month from 2 - 4 p.m. at1401 Hathman Pl., Columbia. Call 573-874-1646.

Narcotics Anonymous will meet Tuesdays andThursdays at 7 p.m. at 625Main St., Boonville.

National Alliance for Mental Illness meets on thesecond Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at NelsonMemorial United Methodist Church, 407 E. Spring St.,Boonville.

Prairie Home Helping Hands 4-H Clubmeets at thePrairie Home School on the 2ndWednesday at 7 p.m.

Prairie Home Lions Clubmeets at 7 p.m.on the the 1stand 3rdWednesday of themonth.

Preferred Hospice of Missouri offers grief supportgroups in Boonville from 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. on thelast Saturday of eachmonth at Truth Tabernacle UnitedPentecostal Church, 1232 BinghamRd., Boonville.

Roslyn Heights, 821 Main St., open by appointment.Call 660-882-5320.

Starlight Kruisers Car Clubmeets the first Sunday ofthemonth at 6 p.m. at A&WRestaurant, Boonville.

TakeOff Pounds Sensibly meetsMondaymornings atthe Nelson Memorial United Methodist Church in theFoundation Room off of (West Entrance.) Call 660-846-3943 or 882-2072.

United Daughters of the Confederacy Robert E. LeeChapter, Boonville, meets the second Saturday of themonth.More information call 882-8576

Vineclad Garden Club meets the third Tuesday of themonth at 6 p.m. Call 660-888-8200.

West Boonville Community Center 10 Point Pitch, atClear Springs School, third Saturday of month. ContactWillma Bledsoe for more information 660-888-1828 or660-882-5911

Wooldridge Community Clubmeets the first Friday ofeverymonth at 7 p.m.atWooldridgeCommunityCenter.

Zion 4-H Club meets at the Zion Lutheran Church inLone Elm on the 2nd Sunday at 4 p.m.

HOWARD COUNTY

Ashby-Hodge Gallery of American Art at CentralMethodist University in Fayette is open from 1:30-4:30p.m.onSundays,Tuesdays,Wednesdays andThursdays.Call 660-248-6304.

Howard County Genealogical Society is availableFridays from 1 - 4 p.m. at the Howard County Library inFayette. Call 660-248-3348.

South Howard County Historical Society Museum,110 Broadway, New Franklin will be open byappointment only, call 660-888-0832, or 573-673-3157or 573-569-0452.

Stephens Museum at Central Methodist University inFayette is open Mon. 10-11 a.m.; Tues. 10 a.m.-noon and1-4 p.m.;Wed. from 10-11 a.m. and 3-5 p.m.; Thurs. from1-4 p.m.; and Fri. from 10-11 a.m. Call 660-248-6334.

March 2Pilot Grove American Legion andAmerican Legion Auxiliary joint din-ner meeting, 6:30 p.m. at the Pilot

Grove Community Building. Meat, drink andtable service provided. All members invited.

March 3Prairie Home FCCLA Spring BloodDrive 2:30-6 p.m. in the school library.

March 5Relay for Life Fundraiser BingoParty, Early Bird 6 p.m., Regular 7 p.m.at 87 Diner, 1950 Stevens Cole Court.

Food and drink available. Call 660-882-5777 formore information. Sponsored by the FAMERelay Team. Cash Grand Prize.

March 8Boonesboro Cemetery Board Meet-ing, 6:30 p.m. at Boonesboro Church.

March 19All are welcome to join our6th AnnualPick-Up Boonville Commmunity City-wide Litter and Recyclables Pick-up

event. 9:30 a.m. at the Katy Depot After a twohour pick-up about town,we return to the Depotat noon to celebrate with live music, lunch andprizes. Formore information contact Joan Read,pickup.boonville@gmail.com.

New Franklin Cork and More Wine Walk, 4-7p.m.

EVENTSCommunityCommunity STANDING MEETINGS

COOPER COUNTY OATSTRANSPORTATION

OATS is available to anyone, regardless of age,income,disability, race, gender, religion, or nationalorigin.• InTownBoonville,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Driver Tandy Lancaster. Toschedule a ride for In Town Services Call 24 hoursin advance, 660-882-2366.• From Cooper County to Columbia 1st and 3rdWednesday eachmonth.Driver Bobby Calley 660-882-7103.• To Boonville from: Blackwater, Pilot Grove1st Thursday each month.*To schedule a ride on any of these routes, callthe contact number in your town:• Blackwater and Pilot Grove:Angeline Richardson 660-834-4223.• Bunceton: Brenda Callison 660-427-5329.

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NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORSFOOD PANTRY SCHEDULE

The food pantry is available on theTuesday of the first full week of themonth from 8-10:30 a.m.Thursday of the second full week of themonth from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.Saturday of the third full week of themonth from 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Located in the formerMFAbldg.onWater St., Boonville.

Call Chuck Harris formore information660-537-2183.

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MOVING TO ASSISTED LIVING

DOESN'T HAVE TO BE TRAUMATIC

DEAR DOCTOR K: We've finally con-vinced my mother to move to an as-sisted living facility. After spending thepast five decades in her current house,she is very nervous about the move.What can we, and she, do to make thetransition easier?

EAR READER: Assisted living facilitiesare designed for people who can't liveon their own because they need helpwith the tasks of everyday living. Thefacilities generally provide meals, helpwith taking medication, housekeeping,laundry and activities. They are notmeant for people who need round-the-clock nursing care.

No matter how clear the need, movingfrom one's home to an assisted livingfacility can be emotionally challenging.Realizing this, assisted living facilitiesoften have people on staff who canhelp people like your mother to man-age their feelings and make the transi-tion easier.

It shouldn't be hard for your mother tophysically adjust to an assisted living

facility. The environment is designed tomeet the needs of an aging body. Thereare no steps to navigate. The bath-rooms are adapted for walkers. Therewon't be any more reaching for heavypots and pans if the facility diningroom provides meals. Your mothermay feel comforted, too, if she bringspersonal items to her new living space.This may include artwork, family pho-tos or favorite furniture.

The new environment will allow yourmother to increase her physical activityand wellness. Assisted living facilitiesalways have exercise classes like tai chior chair yoga, and many offer physicaltherapy on campus. It's important tolearn which services are available and Iwould also encourage your mother toget to know others at her facility. Foralmost anyone, in any environment, themore you interact with others, themore you'll feel at home. An easy wayto meet others is to take part in themany activities offered at the facility.There is often a huge variety, such aspainting and memoir writing. And therewill likely be outings to museums, con-certs and sporting events. Taking partwill help your mother feel engaged andpurposeful -- and less forlorn about the

home she left behind.

I once had a patient who became awidow in her late 70s. She had lived inone house since she was a child: Herparents had given her and her newhusband the family home and movedto an apartment. But she was havingtrouble in her old three-level house --with the stairs, with handling cook-ware, with reaching things in the cabi-nets. Her kids found an assisted livingfacility.

As you'd imagine, she hated thethought of leaving the only home shehad ever known. However, she madethe move. A year later she said to me:"I loved my old home. But I realize Iwas starting to hate it, too. Every timesomething about it defeated me, I re-membered my earlier life -- and feltvery old. I feel younger now."

(Dr. Komaroff is a physician and profes-sor at Harvard Medical School. To sendquestions, go to AskDoctorK.com, orwrite: Ask Doctor K, 10 Shattuck St., Sec-ond Floor, Boston, MA 02115.)

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• PUBLIC NOTICE •

BIDS NEEDEDBlackwater School isaccepting bids forlawn mowing for the2016 season. Bidsshould be submittedon a per mowingbasis. For boundaryquestions, pleasesee Tanya Brown atthe school office be-tween the hours of8:30 am and 4:00pm or by phone at660-846-2461.Sealed bids must bereceived by Monday,March 7. Address is300 Doddridge, POBox 117, BlackwaterMO 65322.

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Blackwater School isaccepting bids forextermination serv-ices. For questions,please see TanyaBrown at the schooloffice between thehours of 8:30 amand 4:00 pm or byphone at 660-846-2461. Sealed bidsmust be received byMonday, March 7.Address is 300 Dod-dridge, PO Box 117,Blackwater MO65322.

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• HELP WANTED •

TRUCK DRIVERSWanted for Ready-Mix. Must be 21 orolder. Industryknowledge preferred.Must be able to lift50 lbs., and physi-cally able to safelyclimb up and down aladder; operateequipment, tools andcontrols; performrepetitive move-ments with hands,wrists and feet andother requirementsas needed but notdescribed herein.Applicant must holda valid Class A orClass B CDL withairbrakes endorse-ment and is requiredto maintain a cleandriving record. Appli-cant must pass pre-employment criminalbackground check,DOT Physical, FCE,Drug Screen andMotor Vehicle Re-port. Prefer appli-cant to apply inperson.Con-Agg of MO, LLC(Columbia ReadyMix Division),

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HELP WANTEDEnjoy excellent sur-roundings in a pleas-ant familyatmosphere. Startingwage excellent withnumerous incentivesbonuses and bene-fits available. Hart-mann VillageAssisted and Inde-pendent Living hasopenings for part-time positions in di-etary and nursing(CMA). Will trainqualified applicant.Must pass a back-ground check. Applyon-line atindeed.com

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3/9HELP WANTED

The Boonville SchoolDistrict has an imme-diate opening for aParent Educator.This is a year-round/part-time posi-tion with no benefits.Individuals wouldwork 25-30hours/week withsome evening andweekend hours re-quired. A one weektraining course heldin either St.Louis,Kansas City, orSpringfield is also re-quired. Applicantsneed to have a mini-mum of 5 years ofexperience in earlychildhood and a min-imum of 60 collegecredit hours. Inter-ested applicantsneed to apply on-lineatwww.boonville.k12.mo.us/centraloffice/employment by March9, 2016. BoonvilleR-I is an equal op-portunity employer.

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Energetic and com-passionate malesand females with astrong work ethicand desire to make adifference in the livesof others are neededfor full-time HomeManager positions inFayette. . Normalworking hours areMonday – Friday, 7a.m. – 3 p.m. HomeManagers are on-callduring the eveningswith rotating on-callweekends. List ofresponsibilities willbe discussed at timeof interview.

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1 100 Long Rifle 22 Ammunition $15.002 1990 Katy Station and Train Belt Buckle $30.003 87 Diner two daily lunch specials Mon-Fri $17.184 A Baker Floral & Home Décor MU Helmet Night Light $20.005 A&WRestaurant - 2 Combo Meals $14.426 A-Bow-K 1 Dozen Roses $64.957 Ag Coop Service Golden Stag Gloves $8.758 All American Flooring Hardwood &

Laminate Floor Cleaner $18.009 Alliant Bank - Portable Lawn Chair $20.00

10 American Family Insurance - Gregg Hyatt Golf Balls $40.00

11 AT&T Black Leather Pouch $30.0012 B & J Bowl Bowling Certificate $32.0013 Boonville General Rental Certificate $50.0014 Carrie-Lyns Gift Certificate $10.0015 Carstar Auto Repair Aquapel Treatment $25.0016 Copies Etc 1/4 Page Community Coupons Ad $30.0017 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.0018 Breadeaux Pizza Certificate $10.0019 FAME Farm & Auto Service Certificate $25.0020 Greis Trucking & Excavating Hydraulic Oil $48.00

21 Hail Ridge Golf with Cart $38.0022 Headlines Gift Certificate $25.0023 Home Theatre Certificate $10.0024 iBuy Gift Certificate $50.0025 Isle of Capri Buffet Dinner for 2 $39.9826 Kimberly Page & Associates Certificate $25.0027 MFA Exchange - 50 Lb. Birdseed $15.0028 Midwest Autoworx Oil & Filter Change $30.0029 Palace Restaurant Gift Certificate $15.0030 Pfeiffer's Garage Four Wheel Alignment $70.00

31 Ron's Garage - 6 pack Stihl 2 Cycle Oil $28.0032 Route B Café Certificate $15.0033 S&CGolf Cart Sales Certificate $25.0034 Schlotzhauer Auto Wash & Vacuum $19.9535 Settler's Inn Dinner for 2 $50.0036 Six Flags St. Louis Tickets $62.9937 Snapp's Hardware 6-pack Stihl 2 Cycle Oil $29.8538 Snoddy's Store Certificate $10.0039 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.0040 Woolridge Electric Smoke Detector $18.75

41 YMCA Pool Party $50.0042 MORiver Tire Rotation & Balance $32.00

43 NAPA Auto Parts Metric Rachet Wrenches $65.0044 Orscheln Farm & Home 1/4" Socket Set $30.0045 Rick Ball Ford Oil, Lube & Filter $30.0046 Santa Fe Lawns Happer Bird Feeder $17.9947 Sharlene Kammerich - Mary Kay Lip Crayon & Balm $20.0048 Snapp's Hardware Stihl Cap $14.9949 Tipton Correctional Fisherman Pendulum Clock $100.0050 Wendy's Pilot Truck Stop Grilled Chicken Combo $9.00

51 Family Shoe Store - "Miche" Classic Shell - Carlie $32.9552 Fireworks for Life - Value Pack $90.0053 Grotjan's Service - Service Call w/25 miles $65.0054 Lammers Video Memories - Old Boonville Bridge $35.0055 Leather's Auto Service - Rotate & Balance $27.0056 Life's Touch Therapeutic 1/2 Hour Massage $30.0057 Browning Hardware 18Volt Project Pro $33.0058 Bronze 1989 Sequicentenial Belt Buckle $30.0059 Citizen's Bank & Trust - 2015 USMint Proof Set $35.0060 Cooper County Animal Hospital Certificate $25.00

61 Copies Etc 1/4 Page Community Coupons Ad $30.0062 Country Cuisine Catering Pies $20.0063 Cuti Pyes Market Fringe Bag $30.0064 Dirty Harry's Dog Grooming $25.0065 87 Diner two daily lunch specials Mon-Fri $17.1866 A&WRestaurant - Mug Set $16.0067 AG Coop Service 2 Gal. Sprayer $22.0068 Ag Coop Service Golden Stag Gloves $8.7569 AT&T Kate Spade Galaxy Case $40.0070 B & J Bowl Bowling Certificate $32.00

71 Body and Soul Gift Certificate $35.0072 YMCAGroup Exercise Class Pass $15.0073 Boonville Correctional Center - Ship Painting $75.0074 Boonville Daily News 1 Yr. Subscription $99.0075 Citizen's Community Bank Coin $25.0076 BCNBGame Day Snack Pack Basket $75.0077 Chamber of Commerce News Insert $50.0078 AG Coop Service Tactical Tazer Flashlight $18.0079 Jennings PremiumMeats Gift Certificate $25.0080 Bumper to Bumper Oil & Filter $20.00

81 Burnett Storage 10 x 18 Rental $45.0082 C&RMarket Gift Certificate $20.0083 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.0084 Designing Women - Jackie Gregg Cert. $25.0085 Dr. Dooley White Strips $48.00

86 First State Community Bank -Country Cuisine Certificate $25.00

87 Friends Big Muddy & BBQ Tickets $70.0088 Boonville TourismMitchell Museum Tour $40.00

89 Infinity Massage 1 Hour Certificate $60.0090 Isle of Capri Buffet Dinner for 2 $39.98

91 Taylor's Bake Shop Gift Certificate $5.0092 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.0093 Sonic Gift Card $25.0094 Carstar Auto Repair Aquapel Treatment $25.0095 Carrie-Lyns Gift Certificate $10.0096 A&WRestaurant - Mug Set $16.0097 Ag Coop Service Golden Stag Gloves $8.7598 FAME Farm & Auto Service Certificate $25.0099 Copies Etc. 2 Color Magnetic Signs $70.00

100 Ag Coop Service Tactical Flashlight $16.00

101 Boonville Correctional Ctr - Wooden Ship $200.00102 FAME Farm & Auto Service Certificate $25.00103 Derendinger Furniture - Lamp $39.95104 Sharlene Kammerich - Mary Kay

Timewise Day Solution $32.00105 Taylor's Bake Shop Gift Certificate $5.00106 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.00107 Snapp's Hardware Stihl Trimmer String $15.99108 Tipton Correctional Surrealistic Painting $100.00109 Tipton Correctional Wooden Table-top Clock $100.00110 AG Coop Service Pair Kinco Gloves $13.25111 Sharlene Kammerich - Mary Kay

Timewise Moisturizer $24.00112 Snapp's Hardware Stihl T-Shirt $13.99113 BTC Bank Gift Basket $70.00

TUESDAY BIG BOARD1001 Boonville Correctional Center - Animal Barn $150.001002 Mid City Lumber - Crescent Tool Kit $100.001003 Savvy Seconds Basket & Gift Certificate $125.001004 YMCA 3Month Family Membership $125.001005 Custom Creations - 3 Cubic Yds Choice Mulch $108.001006 Sells Carpet Certificate $125.001007 Huebert Fiberboard Archery Target $140.001008 Comfort Inn Certificate $100.001009 NAPA Auto Parts Black & Decker Drill $145.001010 Dr. David Remington Bayer Bradley Frame $210.001011 Primative Creations ReclaimedWood Table $125.00

American Family Insurance - Gregg HyattBill BurnettBobby & ArleneWelliverBoonville License OfficeBoonville Sheet MetalCasey's on Ashley'sNight FoodCentral RealtyChamberlain Auto Repair

Chipley & Co.Davis Funeral ChapelDoug AbeleDr. David HoltwickDr. Rickey PowellEdward Jones - Matt Peiter;Matt Kuney; Lance ReynoldsGene CumminsGlenn & Denice Bishop

JoAnn SullivanJosh SnoddyLarry & Betty SieckmannMelissa Hampton -Quinlan AgencyStraight Line StripingTaft Heating & AirTomMillion Naught-Naught Agency

201 Woolridge Electric Smoke Detector $18.75202 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.00203 Taylor's Bake Shop Gift Certificate $5.00204 Snoddy's Store Certificate $10.00205 MFA Exchange - 50 Lb. Birdseed $15.00206 Midwest Autoworx Oil & Filter Change $30.00207 Palace Restaurant Gift Certificate $15.00208 Pfeiffer's Garage Four Wheel Alignment $70.00209 Ron's Garage - 6 pack Stihl 2 Cycle Oil $28.00210 Route B Café Certificate $15.00

211 S&CGolf Cart Sales Certificate $25.00212 Schlotzhauer Auto Wash & Vacuum $19.95213 Settler's Inn Dinner for 2 $50.00214 Six Flags St. Louis Tickets $62.99215 FAME Farm & Auto Service Certificate $25.00216 Greis Trucking & Excavating Hydraulic Oil $48.00217 Hail Ridge Golf with Cart $38.00218 Headlines Gift Certificate $25.00219 Home Theatre Certificate $10.00220 iBuy Gift Certificate $50.00

221 Isle of Capri Buffet Dinner for 2 $39.98222 Kimberly Page & Associates Certificate $25.00223 Breadeaux Pizza Certificate $10.00224 Carrie-Lyns Gift Certificate $10.00225 Carstar Auto Repair Aquapel Treatment $25.00226 Citizen's Bank & Trust - 2015 USMint Proof Set $35.00227 Cooper County Animal Hospital Certificate $25.00228 Copies Etc 1/4 Page Community Coupons Ad $30.00229 Country Cuisine Catering Pies $20.00230 Dirty Harry's Dog Grooming $25.00

231 Boonville General Rental Certificate $50.00232 Body and Soul Gift Certificate $35.00233 B & J Bowl Bowling Certificate $32.00234 AG Coop Service 2 Gal. Sprayer $22.00235 A&WRestaurant - Mug Set $16.00236 87 Diner two daily lunch specials Mon-Fri $17.18237 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.00238 All American Flooring Vinyl & Ceramic Floor Cleaner $18.00239 A&WRestaurant - 2 Combo Meals $14.42240 AT&T Kate Spade iPhone Case $40.00

241 Attico (Antiques & More) Trumpet Tapestry $40.00242 Boonslick Animal Hospital Office Call $85.00243 Boonville Quick Lube Tire Rotate & Balance $40.00244 Boonville Tourism Homes Tour $40.00245 Browning Hardware Green Landscape Cord $25.00246 Chris Rapp 3 BBQ Rib Racks $60.00247 Comfort Inn Certificate $100.00248 Copies Etc. 2 Color Magnetic Signs $70.00249 Cuti Pyes Market Place Peace Sign Belt $20.00

250 Dairy Queen 8" Round Cake $19.99

251 Davis Muffler Shop Certificate $50.00252 AG Coop Service Pair Kinco Gloves $13.25253 Designing Women - Tanning Visits Certificate $27.50254 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.00255 FAME Farm & Auto Service Certificate $25.00256 Family Shoe Store - "Miche" Demi Shell - Gentry $39.95257 Fireworks for Life - Big Value Pack $120.00258 Grotjan's Service Rotate & Balance $24.00259 Intensive Hair Facial, Haircut & Pedicure $92.00260 Jennifer Wesselman Road Kit $35.00

261 Leather's Auto Service Oil & Lube $32.00262 Life's Touch Therapeutic 1 Hour Massage $60.00263 Louise's Tea Room Certificate $10.00264 Maggie's Bar & Grill - Gift Basket $75.00265 Medical Arts Pharmacy Blood Pressure Cuff $40.49266 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.00267 MORiver Tire Wheel Alignment $59.95268 NAPA Auto Parts SAE Rachet Wrenches $65.00269 Nash Towing & Recovery Tow Job $60.00270 Never The Same - Ladder $89.00

271 O' Reilly Automotive Screwdriver Set $30.00272 Orscheln Farm & Home Tool Bag $45.00273 87 Diner two daily lunch specials Mon-Fri $17.18274 A&WRestaurant - Mug Set $16.00275 Ag Coop Service Pair Golden Stag Gloves $10.00276 Ag Coop Service Tactical Flashlight $16.00277 B & J Bowl Bowling Certificate $32.00278 Paul & Debby Davis Lyceum Theatre $74.00279 Pirates Cove - Gift Certificate $20.00280 Rick Ball Collision Center - Wash & Vaccum $15.00

281 Ricmar Decorating Gallery Certificate $50.00282 Ron's Garage Stihl Hat $10.00283 Ruth Henry Baby Afghan $35.00284 Santa Fe Lawns Birdfeeder w/suet holders $20.00285 AG Coop Service Tactical Tazer Flashlight $18.00286 A-Bow-K Screen Printing $50.00287 A Touch Of Claas Certificate $30.00288 A Baker Floral & Home Décor MU Night Light $20.00289 Serck Tax & Accounting Certificate $50.00290 Sharlene Kammerich - Mary Kay Men's Eye Cream $26.00

291 Pewter 1989 Sequicentenial Belt Buckle $30.00292 Snapp's Hardware Stihl Safety Protection $29.99293 Stanaway Greenhouse & Landscape Certificate $25.00294 Stan's MFA Tire Rotate & Balance $36.00295 State Fair College Memorabilia Collection $100.00296 Steven's TV & Appliance Certificate $50.00297 Sydenstricker Implement Toy Tractor $13.99

298 The Fred's Certificate $20.00299 Tiger Feed & Supply "Farm Dog" Food $18.00300 Tipton Correctional Indian Head Painting $100.00301 Tipton Correctional Red Barn Painting $100.00

302 UMB Bank Visa Card $50.00303 Uptown Girlz Hair Co. Hair Dryer $50.00304 Vintage Hill Farm Gift Certificate $50.00305 Ag Coop Service Pair Golden Stag Gloves $10.00306 WJ's - Free EntréeW/ Purchase $25.00307 AG Coop Service Muck Chore Boots $78.00308 Carrie-Lyns Gift Certificate $10.00309 Carstar Auto Repair Aquapel Treatment $25.00310 Copies Etc 1/4 Page Community Coupons Ad $30.00

311 Breadeaux Pizza Certificate $10.00312 Citizen's Community Bank Coin $25.00313 FAME Farm & Auto Service Certificate $25.00314 Ag Coop Service Pair Golden Stag Gloves $10.00315 Wendy's Pilot Truck Stop Spicy Chicken Combo $9.00316 Isle of Capri Buffet Dinner for 2 $39.98317 Taylor's Bake Shop Gift Certificate $5.00318 Rick Ball GMOil, Lube & Filter $30.00319 A-Bow-K Gift Certificate $50.00320 Alliant Bank - Portable Lawn Chair $20.00321 Body and Soul Gift Certificate $35.00322 Thacher &Wood Boonville Bucks $20.00

WEDNESDAY BIG BOARD2001 Hotel Frederick 1 Night Stay $145.002002 Boonville Parks & Recreation Dept. - Season Pass $125.002003 Sells Carpet Certificate $125.002004 Lammers & Associates P.C. Credit $100.002005 Huebert Fiberboard Archery Target $140.002006 Custom Creations - 3 Cubic Yds Choice Mulch $108.002007 Excel 3 Month Fitness Center Membership $161.002008 Advanced Chimney Stove and Flue Inspection $199.002009 Gerding, Korte & Chitwood Gift Certificate $100.002010 Fertilizer Dealer Supply - Sprayer Tank & Pump $147.002011 Dr. David Remington Ducks Frame $179.00

BIG, BIG, BIG BOARD3001 Imhoff Appliance 50" Samsung Plasma TV $500.003002 Molly's Jewelry Diamond Ring $445.003003 Boonville Daily News 3 Col x 10.25 Page Ad $342.753004 Boonville Ready Mix 2 Yards Concrete $220.003005 KWRT Advertising $6,570.003006 MORiver Monument Granite Lazy Susan $300.003007 Boonville Correctional Center - Loveseat $300.003008 J & C Striping Parking Lot Striping $500.003009 Aaron's Rental Computer Desk $242.993010 Gordon Jewelers- Ladies Watch $270.00

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YOURPROPERTY!”

NEW ARRIVAL1302 JEFFER-SON DR,BOONVILLE -This repo prop-erty is nowunder auctionterms and being

sold in “as is” condition. This is a reserve auctionand all offers are subject to seller approval. Pleasecontact listing agent Nathan Chipley for details.Ranch home with 3 Br, 1.5 BA, oversized 2-car gar.in unfinished bsmt. $77,520 MLS #16-110

203 N. MIS-SOURI ST., NEWFRANKLIN -1900 Vintage,2014 efficiency &comforts, taste-fully renovated 2

story, 4 BR, 2 BA, 2,763 sq. ft. home on nearly 3⁄4 acrecorner lot. Features den/library, formal DR, sunporchoff kit., partial bsmt. fncd backyard. Double paned re-placement windows, vinyl siding. 2-car att. garage.$139,500. MLS #16-27

SHOW OFF1005 THIRDST., BOONVILLE- Newly reno-vated all brickbungalow in agreat location.New roof, up-dated kitchenwith stainless

appliances. Large private back yard with privacyfence. $91,500 MLS #15-659

NEW ARRIVAL403 3RD ST.,BOONVILLE -Here’s a greatbuy! 4 BR, 2 BA,all brick 2-storyhome close to Isleof Capri, Katy Trail& d o w n t o w n .Beautiful woodfloors & wood-

work, central heat/air, fenced backyard. $93,000MLS #16-120

4 BR, 2 BA HOME

522W. BROADWAY, NEW FRANKLIN -Wanna a bar-gain? 1998 4 BR 2 BA, 2,128 sf modular home, oncity lot. Features wood-burning frpl., 26x12 fam. rm,& cen heat/air installed in 2013. Quality built concreteblock foundation/craw space. MLS #16-28. $52,500

1310 OVERLAND CT., BOONVILLE - Well main-tained 3 BR, 2.5 BA split foyer home. Beautiful newhardwood floors and upgraded counter tops. Lo-cated on quiet cul-de-sac with lake privileges.Move-in ready at $129,500 MLS #16-54

2 OAK VALLEY RD BOONVILLE- 1.03 acres intown. You’ll have elbow room on this lot, 3 BR,3 BA ranch home w/bsmt, 2 frpls,huge fam. rm,delightful kit & an oversized 2-car gar. Immediatepossession. MLS #16-25. $163,400

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BARGAIN TIME AREA’S BEST BUY206 N. LINN ST.,FAYETTE - Steal ofa deal! Spaciousliving matters.Nicely maintained5 BR, 3 BA 2,700sf m/l Victorian

home on historic Linn St. Home retains originalcharm w/modern conveniences. Comfortable easyflow, lg. open 22x7 front porch & pvt. shaded patio.Dual HVAC. Walking distance to CMC and downtown.Att. gar. .24 acre corner lot MLS #16-88. $99,500

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106 N. UNIONST., NEWFRANKLIN -Amazing reno-vation andwaiting for “u”. . . 2 br, 2 bab u n g a l o ww/basemen t

and new 28’x8’ covered front porch. (It’s simply likeNEW inside & out) THERES’S MORE . . . a 30’x40’quality built detached garage/workshop with concretefloor and 220 electric. $99,500 MLS #15-755.

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200 FURR ST.,FAYETTE - Yourchoice!! Either fixup this old 6room hours ORtear it down to

build a new home, duplex or 4 plex (checkwith building inspector for zoning etc.) Thisnice 72’x162’ lot must certainly be worth$8,800. Property to be sold in “as is where iscondition”. MLS #16-104.

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Terry Davis660-888-1704

Lovely brick/stone multi-level home on 15.16acres! Located just west of Boonville, atop a hillfor breath-taking view! Features 4BR 3BA, DR, lgkit, ample cabinetry & built-ins, 12’ stone fp, famrm w/2nd wood-burning fp on w/o lower level. 3-car grg + outbldg. Now $295,000! Contact Bruce.

Sherry Broyles630-383-6334

Beautifully decorated & renovated home. Newcherry cabinetry, ss appliances incl Viking stove-top, 3BR, one of a kind home w/unique features,incl.3-sided glass frpl, sunken BR, vaulted entry.Detached garage w/add’l off street parking & largeshop. Just reduced to $149,900!! Contact Sherry!

Country living at its best! Secluded 40 ac m/l, com-bination woods/pasture/tillable land, creek runsthrough it. Spacious 3038 sf finished, 2 levels,4BR, 4BA, open floor plan kit/ding/liv w/wood floor-ing, + sm. summer kitchen. Approx 9 yrs old. Newdeep well. Lots of wildlife. $275,000. Call Bill.

Pretty good 2 Bedroom 1 Bath bungalow locatedclose to churches and schools in New Franklin.Has nice size living room and kitchen with all ap-pliances. Forced air natural gas heat and centralair. Nice carport with storage shed. $67,000.00.Call Howard.

This 3BR 1 BA home has been totally remodeled!Features eat-in kitchen that overlooks nice deck.All appliances convey. Full basement includes alarge family room, utility room and 27’x16’ singlecar garage. $79,000. Contact Jerry.

Quality home, 9'-12' ceilings, cherry cabinetry, 6-panel doors, 4 BR on main level, + 2 non-conform-ing BRs on LL, covered deck, 30x13 storm shelter,4th garage in basement. Lots of amenities, just a ''-MUST SEE'' home, very well maintained, move-inready. Reduced to $315,000. Contact Bruce!

2 BR home, full basement, attached garage onlarge lot in Prairie Home. Newer furnace and c/a.Includes 24x20 shop/garage & chicken house.Water softener, pellet stove, berries, grapes andfruit trees. All this for only $74,900. Call Bill.

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2231 Jason Drive You will be impressed!!! 3 BRs, 2 BAs, 2 car garage inWoodland Park Subdivision. Open concept Living Room, Dining & Kitchen.Freshly painted w/new blinds, some new light fixtures inside & all newoutside, new ADA toilets. Home has laminate floor in Dining & Living Room,tile floor in Kitchen & carpet in BRs. Refrigerator, stove & microwave stay.Clean & ready for your family. $137,900.

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621 Sonya Dr. Sweet home! This tri-level is well cared for. Kitchen remodelin 2015. Bamboo, ceramic and Allure floorings. 3 bed, master has doubleW/I closets & M bath is actually 2 in 1! Dining/family room plus formal livingroom. Basement has additional family room, mancave or non-con. Recroom, bath and sunroom. Fireplace w/blower plus wood stove keeps youcozy now, inground pool to relax by in summer heat. $224,900.

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