Love Notes is going COUNTRY

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Love Notes
is going COUNTRY
Turner Hall River Rats for the Arts
will present their annual Valentine Musical on February 14, 15 and 16.
See page 2 for full details.
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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
Love Notes Opry —
they’ve gone country
BOONVILE–Join the
River Rats for their annual musical valentine
featuring country love
songs, old and new. Love
Notes Opry will be presented Friday, February
14, Saturday, February 15
at 8 p.m. and Sunday, February 16 at 2 p.m. in historic Turner Hall, which is
located at 518 Vine Street.
This year the cast will
be under the musical direction of local folk favorites Cathy Barton and
Dave Para. Cathy appeared on the Grand Ole
Opry years ago with
Grandpa Jones and is delighted to share some of
her country favorites with
the ensemble and the audience. Classic country
love songs by artist such as
the O’Kanes, Johnny
Cash, Randy Travis, Patsy
Kline, Dolly Parton,
Emmy Lou Harris, Garth
Brooks and the Everly
Brothers will be on the
program as well as some
contemporary offerings.
The singers include the
usual cast of characters
and a couple new comers.
The format of the show
will mimic the Grand Old
Opry and one of the hosts
bears a close resemblance
to Minnie Pearl.
Cathy and Dave will be
on stage with their impressive array of instruments and will be joined
by Mike Dulak, another
mid-Missouri professional
musician. You may have
enjoyed some of Mike’s
mandolin, guitar and fiddle playing through the
years in a variety of local
bands such as the Rank
Sinatras, often alongside
another regional favorite
the late Forest Rose. In
1993, Mike opened Big
Muddy Mandolins now
based in Rocheport. Mike
is the main craftsman of
the instruments and says
the look isn’t the most important thing in an instrument. It’s the sound that
matters. According to the
testimonials on his website,
bigmuddymanMike’s
dolin.com,
mandolins sound powerful and sweet and only get
better as they age.
The Love Notes Opry
band will be rounded out
by Kathy Howard on keyboard, David Oswald on
bass and Donnie Lee
Romine on drums. The
evening is sure to be one
of great music and entertainment, and if you are so
inclined you can sing
along. Tickets at $8 for
adults, $6 for seniors and
students and are available
at the Family Shoe Store
on Main Street and at the
door. For more information
send your questions to
RiverRatArt@gmail.com.
Alex and Dawn Hodschayan of Washington, Mo. were united in marriage on December
31, 2013 at the Historic Old Post Office in downtown St. Louis. A reception was held at
The Thaxton Building & Speakeasy.
Parents of the bride are Dean and Anita Sherrill. Grandparents are Ruby Weathers and
Mary Weathers, both of Boonville, the late Louis Weathers of Boonville and David and
Arlene Sherrill of Rolla.
The grooms parents are Pete and Nancy Hodschayan of Manchester, MO. Grandparents
are the late Alexander and Maria Hodschayan of St. Louis and Irene and the late John
Hurst of St. Louis.
The bride graduated with Summa Cum Laude honors in 2009 from Stephens College.
She received a Bachelor of Arts in Human Development and Child Study with minors
in Music and Psychology and Master of Education in Counseling in 2011. She is currently employed as a counselor at Hermann High School in Hermann, Mo.
The groom received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication with minors in Film and English from University of Missouri-Columbia. He is employed as an event coordinator for
downtown Downtown Washington, Inc. in Washington, Mo.
The couple enjoyed a honeymoon cruise to Nassau, Bahamas and due to the snow, an
extended stay in Orlando for Disney World and Universal Studios.
INCIDENT REPORTS
POLICE DEPARTMENT
• Leonard P. Meyer, 77, of
Boonville, was given a citation for leaving the scene of
an accident.
• Jennifer A. Kirchner, 40,
of Boonville, was given a citation for speeding 45-30.
• Devin F. Lantau, 40, of
Boonville, was placed on a
24 hour hold for driving
while suspended. Bond was
set at 367.00 cash or surety.
Lantau also received a citation for the same charge.
• Joseph C. Woodruff, 34,
of Franklin, was given a citation for possession of open
container of intoxicants.
• Drew D. Shoemaker, 52,
of Boonville, was given a ci-
tation for speeding 50-30.
• Vence E. August II, 22,
of New Franklin, was given
a citation for speeding 5845.
• Elizabeth G. Robb, 17,
of Boonville, was given a citation for speeding 50-40.
• Pamela S. Williams, 54,
of Boonville, was given a citation for speed 57-45.
• Ryan B. Young, 16, of
Boonville, was given a citation for failure to register
motor vehicle with DOR.
• Clayton J. Austin, 18, of
Bunceton, was given a citation for speeding 57-45.
• Vickie M. Fry, 54, of
Bunceton, was arrested on
two warrants one out of
Morgan County for possession of up to 35 grams of
marijuana. Bond amount
was set at 218.50 cash only.
Second warrant was out of
Pettis County for probation
violation animal abuse.
Bond amount was 2,500.00
cash or surety. Fry was transported to CCDC.
• Darrel B. Henderson,
52, of Boonville, was arrested on a Cooper County
warrant for probation violation DWI- Alcohol - Aggravated
offender.
Bond
amount was set at 2,000.00
cash only and 2,500 cash or
surety. Henderson was transported to CCDC.
• Nita K. Faulkner, 27, of
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Boonville, was given a citation for speeding 45-30.
• Joel N. Little, 33, of
Fayette, was given a citation
for operating motor vehicle
on city streets without valid
license plates.
• Jackson D. Adair, 19, of
Boonville, was given a citation for failure to provide
proof of insurance.
• Lauren M. Chandler, 22,
of Auxvasse, was given a citation for failure to provide
proof of insurance.
• Johnathon M. Havarila,
25, of Lexington, was given
a citation for operating
motor vehicle on roadway
without valid plates.
• Edna P. Carmichael, 61,
of Boonville, was given a citation for shoplifting.
• Jacob D. Rahmer, 20, of
Boonville, was given a citation for animal at large.
• Kenneth L. Mallott, 33,
of Boonville, was given a citation for peace disturbance
excessive noise.
• James W. McClelland,
51, of New Franklin, was
given citations for owner
failed to register motor vehicle annually with DOR, as
owner failed to maintain financial responsibility.
• Herman D. Ware Jr., 43,
of Columbia, was given a citation for failure to register
motor vehicle with DOR.
• Kenneth R. Prier, 55, of
Boonville, was given a citation for failure to secure
child in a proper car/booster
seat.
• Jiuzhuang Cai, 21, of
Columbia, was given a citation for failure to obey
posted speed limit 50-30.
• Colt A. Howell, 17, of
Prairie Home, was given a
citation for operating motor
vehicle on city street without
valid license plates.
• David J. Koelling, 38, of
Jefferson City, was given a
citation for operating motor
vehicle without maintaining
financial responsibility.
• William R. Lamb, 21, of
Glasgow, was placed on a 24
hour hold for DWI - Drug
Intoxication, possession of
up to 35 grams of synthetic
cannabinoid, failed to drive
on right half of the roadway,
and unlawful use of drug
paraphernalia. Bond was set
at $685 cash or surety. Lamb
posted bond and was released. Lamb also received
citations for each charge.
• Julie M. Biggs, 48, of
Boonville, was arrested on a
Callaway County warrant
for traffic offense original
charges for speeding. Bond
amount $150 cash or surety.
Biggs posted bond.
• James W. McClelland,
51, of New Franklin, was arrested on a Cooper County
warrant for passing bad
checks less than $500. Bond
was set at $205 cash only.
McClelland posted bond and
was released.
• Jackson D. Adair, 29,
Boonville, was issued a citation for speeding 35 mph in
a 20 mph zone. He was also
issued a citation for no insurance.
• Sarah E. Gipson, 29,
Columbia, was issued a citation for exceeding the posted
speed limit 44 mph in a 30
mph zone.
• Edward J. Amie, 50,
Boonville, was placed on a
24 hour hold for violation of
protection order and trespassing. Transported to
CCDC. Bond set at $2500
cash only.
SHERIFF’S OFFICE
• Daron T. Maloney, 42,
Columbia, arrested on two
Cooper County Probation violation warrants on original
charges of Driving While Intoxicated. There is a combined bond of $9,000.00. He
remains in custody at the
Cooper County Detention
Center.
• Ryan M. Beasley, 19,
Boonville, arrested on a
Cooper County warrant
charging him with Burglary
2nd, Theft/Stealing and Possession
of
Burglary
Tools.
Bond is set at
$10,000.00. He could not
post and remains in custody
at the Cooper County Detention center
• Edwin D. Murray, 41,
Centralia, arrested on a
charging him with a Probation Violation on an original
charge
of
NonSupport. Bond was set
$1,000 cash only. He could
not post and remains in custody at the Cooper County
Detention Center.
• Deborah J. Nielsen, 55,
Warrensburg, arrested on
two Cooper County warrants
charging her with Failure to
Appear on original charges
of Failure to Register a
Motor Vehicle and As
Owner or Operator, Authorized Another to Operate a
Motor Vehicle Without
Maintaining Financial Responsibility. Bond was set at
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$300 cash only. She posted
and was released.
• Amy C. Kempf, 32,
Boonville, arrested on a
charging her with two counts
Domestic Assault Third Degree and two counts Endangering the Welfare of a Child
Second Degree. Bond was
set at $1,000 cash or
surety. She could not post
and remains in custody at the
Cooper County Detention
Center.
• Herbert R. Shackleford
Jr., 53, Boonville, arrested
on a Cooper County warrant
charging him with two
counts of Sexual Misconduct
First Degree. His bond was
set at $1,000cash only. He
could not post and remains
in custody at the Cooper
County Detention Center.
• Lisa B. Ochs, 47, Prairie
Home, arrested on a Cooper
County warrant charging her
with Burglary First Degree
and
Peace
Disturbance. Bond was set at
$4,900 cash or surety. She
could not post and remains
in custody at the Cooper
County Detention Center.
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at 11:02 a.m. Out 17 minutes.
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minutes.
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minutes.
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Main at 10:23 a.m. Out 18
minutes.
#40 Jan. 24 EMS on Seventh at 10:41 a.m. Out 28
minutes.
#41 Jan. 24 EMS on First
at 2:46 p.m. Out 30 minutes.
#42 Jan. 24 EMS on
Maple at 7:29 p.m. Out 20
minutes.
#43 Jan. 25 EMS on Seventh at 8:48 a.m. Out 10
minutes.
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Maple at 11:53 a.m. Out 23
minutes.
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Kemper at 9:27 p.m. Out 18
minutes.
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p.m. Out 15 minutes.
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Out 44 minutes.
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Grace at 9:20 a.m. Out 18
minutes.
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at 11:35 a.m. Out 7 minutes.
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at 12:05 a.m. Out 14
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Arrow Rock Lyceumto hold local auditions
Local auditions will be
held at the Arrow Rock
Lyceum Theatre Saturday,
March 8 and 9 from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. If necessary, additional times will be added.
Appointments for these auditions can be made by
emailing a picture and resume
to
casting@lyceumtheatre.org.
Please specify if there is a
time of day that is best for
you. Also please indicate if
there are specific roles for
which you would like to be
considered. Please include
in the subject line of your
email ARROW ROCK
CASTING. No calls, please.
Each person auditioning
should prepare 16 bars of
two contrasting songs and
one brief monologue. An accompanist will be provided.
Children under the age of 10
may audition with 16 bars of
one song and no monologue
if they are only interested in
ensemble positions. Anyone
who is not a singer may perform a monologue only. The
Lyceum is seeking equity
and non-equity actors of all
ages and ethnicities.
There are several casting
opportunities for young people this season.
In The King and I, the
Lyceum is seeking confident
young local singer/dancers
ages 4-14 to play the
King’s royal children.
Though all ethnicities will
be considered, Asian-American children are preferred.
DEATHS IN OUR COMMUNITY
CHRIS HOMBS, 58
Chris Hombs, 58, of Boonville passed away unexpectedly doing what he loved at his farm on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 28, 2014.
ROGER J. TWENTER, SR., 89
Roger J. Twenter, Sr., 89, of Pilot Grove, went to his
eternal home on Sunday, January 26, 2014, at Boone
Hospital Center in Columbia.
BERNICE A. WILMSMEYER, 92
Bernice A. Wilmsmeyer, 92, of Pilot Grove, formally
of Boonville, passed away at Katy Manor Care Center
in Pilot Grove on Friday, Jan. 24, 2014.
Also seeking a young AsianAmerican actor (age 12-18)
with a strong singing voice
to play Prince Chulalongkorn, the arrogant
crown prince of Siam. Also
seeking a young Caucasian
actor (age 11-15) to
play Louis Leonowens, the
son of Anna who must acclimate to the foreign lifestyle
of an Eastern Court (British
dialect required.)
In A Christmas Carol the
Lyceum is seeking a number
of children ages 6 and up to
playTiny
Tim,
Peter
Cratchit, Martha Cratchit,
Ignorance and Want as well
as a variety of other young
characters. Must be strong
actor/singers with the ability
to move.
St. Louis:
The Lyceum will participate in the MidWest Theatre
Auditions in St. Louis Feb.
22-24. Information on these
auditions can be found
atwww.webster.edu/depts/fi
nearts/theatre/mwta
The Lyceum's 54th season rehearsals will begin
Thursday, May 22, with performances running through
Sunday, September 28.
The 2014 Season includes
The King and I (June 4-June
14), Little Shop of Horrors
(June 21-June 29), Monty
Python’s SPAMALOT (July
9-July 19), Agatha Christie’s
Witness for the Prosecution
(July 26-August 2), Ken
Ludwig’s Lend Me a Tenor
(August 9-August 16), Ring
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READER’S CHOICE BALLOT
HURRY!!!
Get your Entries in by Feb. 12th
N RESTAURANTS & FOOD N
N For Fun N
Best Place to Work Out?
Best Restaurant Service?
Best furniture store?
Best place to have breakfast?
Best Convenience Store?
Best Home-style dining?
Best appliance store?
Best subs or deli?
Best store for carpet/flooring?
Best Pizza?
Best gift shop?
Best Seafood?
Best jewelery store?
Best Golf Pro?
Best Card Dealer?
Best golf course?
Best hotel/motel?
Best bed & breakfast?
Best shoe store?
Best Steakhouse?
Best Radio Station?
Best clothing store?
Best bartender? (Name/Location)
Best Place to Take Friday Night Date?
Best lumber store?
Best All Around Restaurant?
Best Park/Ball Field?
Best hardware store?
Best Fast Food?
Best Festival?
Best place for home electronics?
Friendliest Restaurant?
Best Flower Garden?
Best bait and tackle?
Best Waitress? (Name/Location)
Best Historic Site?
Best Cellular Dealer?
Best Catfish?
Best Fishing Spot?
Best landscaper?
Best Donut Shop?
Best Evening Entertainment?
N Medical / Personal CareN
Lawn, Mower & Equipment?
Best Fried Chicken in Town?
Best nursery/greenhouse?
Best Hamburger in Town?
Best Home Health Agency?
Best second hand shop?
Best Lunch?
Best Skilled Nursing/Rehab Facility?
Best place to purchase a bed or mattress?
Best Soup?
Best pawn shop?
Best Drinks?
Best Dentist?
Best Handbags/Accessories?
Best Cook or Chef?
Best Family Practice?
Best Rent to Own?
Best Caterer?
Best Optometrist?
Best Hospital/and or Clinic?
Best pharmacy?
N SHOPPING N
Best Store To Buy Seafood?
Best Grocery Store?
Best mortgage lender?
Best Farm Supply Store?
Best tanning salon?
Best funeral home?
Best Flooring/Carpet Store?
Best veterinarian?
Best insurance agent?
Best Heat & Air Conditioning Repair?
Best place to get your pet groomed?
Best home builder?
Best Home Repair/Remodel Service?
Best nail manicurist?
Best painter?
Best Insurance Agency?
Best Tatoo Shop?
Best Attorney?
Best place to get a massage?
Best Photography Studio?
Best hair stylist?
Best Realtor(Agent & Company)?
Best Doctor?
Best mini-storage facility?
Best Pharmacist?
Best carpet cleaner?
Best Barber?
Best in appliance repair/Heating & Cooling?
Best Day Spa?
Best Auction Company?
Best Personal Trainer?
Best pest control company?
Best Esthetician?
Best equipment rental place?
Best Janitorial Service?
Best Lawn & Garden Supply?
Best Lawn Service?
Best Taxi Service?
Best Loan Service?
Best Screen Printing/Embroidery?
Best Tree Service?
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Best Cable TV or Satellite Service
Best physical therapist?
Best place to buy produce?
Best Internet Provider?
Best medical equipment supply store?
Best bakery?
Best Grocery Checker?
Best day care?
Best Florist?
Friendliest Business?
Best Nursing Home?
Best Contractor?
Best plumber?
Best Fireplace Dealer?
Best Small Engine Repair?
Best auto repair/service shop?
Best electrician?
Best Concrete Supply?
Best roofing company?
Best Bail Bonds?
Best financial advisor?
Best body shop?
Best Implement Dealer?
Best Accounting Firm?
Best auto detailer?
Best Compost/Mulch?
Best Paint Store?
Best new auto dealer?
Best Septic Services?
Best pre-owned auto dealer?
Best Pet Boarding?
Best Stock Broker/Investment Services?
Best Place to Buy Gas?
Best Auto Salesperson?
6th Annual Boonslick
Reader’s Choice Poll
The BDN is asking your opinion! Let us know who, what and where you think is the Best of the Boonslick. Fill out the ballot and drop off or mail to:
The Boonville Daily News, 412 High Street, Boonville, MO 65233.
Entries must be received by Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2014. Results will be published Wednesday, Feb. 26,
2014. Ballots printed in the BDN are the only ballots that will be accepted. No copies or faxes
accepted.
Best Community Supporter?
Best Delivery Service?
Best Auto Glass Repair?
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Non Profits N
Best Non Profit?
Best Receptionist/Secretary?
Best Auto Parts Store?
Best Church?
Best Electronics Repair Shop?
Best bank?
Best antique/craft store?
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Best Tire Dealer?
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Best Health Food Store?
Best Hair Salon?
Best Pastor?
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How to temper chocolate for a Valentine's treat
What would Valentine's
Day be without chocolate?
Candy and chocolate are
often exchanged come Valentine's Day. Though storebought confections might be
popular, such gifts can easily
be made at home as well.
Chocolate satisfies a sweet
tooth, and some researchers
believe chocolate is an aphrodisiac. In the 1980s, doctors
at New York State Psychiatric Institute explored the
possibility that chocolate
could be an aphrodisiac.
When someone is in love, his
or her brain produces a chemical called phenylethylamine,
or PEA, which acts a lot like
an amphetamine, triggering
the hormones norepinephrine
and dopamine to create feelings of euphoria. Considering
chocolate naturally contains
PEA, there is reason to believe that chocolate could
also trigger feelings of happiness and love. However,
other chemicals might be be-
hind these feelings of euphoria.
Whether this is the case or
not, chocolate will long remain a romantic gift, especially on Valentine's Day.
Dipped pastries, lollipops and
chocolate-covered berries are
savory treats that can be
whipped up rather easily in
the average kitchen. Simply
melting chocolate and pouring it over dessert is one way
to go, but to create the shiny,
firm finish that professionals
achieve requires tempering
chocolate.
The act of tempering
chocolate causes the cocoa
butter to break down and suspend evenly in the chocolate.
This also alleviates the white
"bloom" that appears on
chocolate when it's exposed
to temperature changes.
Properly tempered chocolate
will be smooth and shiny.
It is possible to temper
chocolate at home with a few
tools. You will need a food
thermometer to measure the
temperature. Some people
prefer to melt chocolate over
a double-boiler, which is essentially a bowl with the
chocolate resting over a pot
of gently boiling water. Using
the microwave is another
way to melt the chocolate.
Melt small pieces of chocolate at 10- to 15-second intervals until it is melted, stirring
after each time. Dark chocolate needs to reach a temperature of between 114 F and
120 F. Milk and white chocolate need to reach a temperature between 105 F and 113
F.
Next the chocolate needs
to be cooled. You can do so
by adding more pieces of
chocolate and stirring to incorporate them. This is called
"seeding." Continue stirring
and measure the working
temperature. Dark chocolate
needs to lower to a temperature of between 90 F and 86
F. Milk and white chocolate
need to reach a temperature
between 85 F and 81 F. After
it has cooled, bring the temperature back up to around 86
degrees and stir again. Test
some of the chocolate with a
small piece of parchment
paper. Let it sit on the paper
for about 2 minutes. If the
chocolate sets up firmly and
looks glossy, it has been
properly tempered. If not,
add more chocolate and repeat the process again until it
is tempered correctly.
Make sure that no droplets
of water come in contact with
the chocolate; otherwise it
might seize up and not temper properly. Also, start with
a good-quality chocolate that
is chopped into small pieces
so it will melt more easily.
Chocolate makers sell small
pieces of chocolate known as
pistoles, callets or wafers.
Once the chocolate is tempered, be sure to keep it at a
consistent temperature of
around 100 F to 90 F until
you are done working with it.
Chocolate is savory, decadent and a prized gift for
Valentine's Day. Properly
tempered chocolate is something anyone can do at home.
These aphrodisiacs make for great gifts this Valentine's Day
If ever there was a day to
rev up the libido and enjoy
amorous feelings, that day
is Valentine's Day. The official day for love and romance offers couples the
chance to spend time together and express their
feelings of affection for
each other.
People have enjoyed
foods purported to be
aphrodisiacs for centuries.
Believed to boost the libido, aphrodisiacs were enjoyed by Cleopatra and
Casanova, and they were
commonly used among ancient Greeks.
Aphrodisiacs are agents
that work on the mind and
body to increase sexual de-
sire and arousal. Foods affect the body in different
ways and can have a positive impact on how a person feels. Certain foods can
help promote feelings of
intimacy, increase blood
flow and create euphoria.
With Valentine's Day
upon us once again, here
are some purported aphrodisiacs that can be incorporated into special dinners
with a sweetheart.
Almonds: This nut
has been regarded as a fertility symbol through the
years. While it has been
said almond aroma can incite passion, there is no
concrete proof. Still, almonds are a good source of
essential fatty acids and
important B vitamins that
can help prevent coronary
artery disease.
Asparagus: This vegetable may inspire lust in
men and women, but it also
is a good source of various
vitamins. Asparagus is a
member of the lily family
that is nutrient-dense, containing folic acid, potassium, fiber, vitamin B6,
and thiamin.
Avocados: This fruit
has a shape that could put
people in the mood. In fact,
centuries ago Catholic
priests from Spain who visited Mexico found commonly grown avocados to
be obscene and prohibited
their consumption.
Bananas: Potassium
is a key nutrient for muscle
strength. Muscle contractions will be more intense
and the body will have
greater endurance after
consuming bananas.
Chocolate: Chocolate
and romance have often
gone hand-in-hand. Chocolate contains the chemical
phenylethylamine, a stimulant that releases dopamine
and produces feelings of
well-being and excitement.
Figs: This sweet fruit
has been revered as an
aphrodisiac for thousands
of years. In many cultures,
figs are considered to be a
symbol of fertility. Figs are
very high in fiber and have
a higher mineral profile
than any other fruit or vegetable.
Hot peppers: Chili
peppers and others that
contain capsaicin help to
increase circulation and
stimulate nerve endings. A
spicy meal may lead to a
spicy ending to the night.
Oysters: This shellfish is one of the betterknown
aphrodisiacs.
However, not every person
finds seafood palatable.
Oysters are high in zinc,
the mineral known to increase libido. Therefore, it
stands to reason that other
foods high in zinc might be
just as effective at inspiring
romantic notions.
Pomegranates: This
fruit owes its power to the
antioxidants within. Antioxidants help protect the
lining of blood vessels, allowing more blood to flow
through and increasing sensitivity around the body.
Salmon: This pink
fish is packed with omega3 fatty acids that aid in the
production of key hormones in the body, including
estrogen
and
testosterone.
A variety of foods that
are hailed as aphrodisiacs
may add some spice to
Valentine's Day celebrations.
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features 4 BR, 1 BA, formal dining
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heat & central air. Only $29,500.
Call Bill!
Move-in ready ranch home! Nice
hardwood pine floors, large living
room, updated kitchen, all appliances convey, 3 BR, 3BA, partial
finished basement, 2-car garage.
Chain-link fenced back yard. 12x23
storage shed. Priced to sell at
$155,000! Call Howard.
Very nice home with finished basement! Features 3 BR, 2 BA, family
room, hardwood floors under carpet, sits on corner lot. Reasonably
priced at $94,900. Contact Terry!
14193 Christine Ct.
400 High Street
4.05 ac m/l w/privacy at dead end of lane. Custom built in
2005. 2x6 ext. walls, custom cabinetry by Meadowlark.
Corian counters, island, s.s.appls.,+lg. food pantry. 4 BRs, 3
BAs, 5' shower, 6' jetted tub. 9' ceilings throughout w/14'
ceiling in LR. Formal DR+Breakfast area. Covered front
porch & rear screened. $224,900. Call Kathy Sears 660621-4500.
One block from Missouri River on corner lot sits this stately
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mirrors, etc. Entry foyer, Parlor, Sitting Room, formal DR, Kit.
& half Bath comprise the main level. Upper level is 3 BRs, 2
BAs, lg. foyer & dressing room. Wood floors are predominant,
original woodwork & staircase have not been painted. Recent
roof. $179,900. Call Kathy Sears 660-621-4500
816 Sycamore St.
909 7th Street
Curb appeal & Interior appeal. Lots of recent updates. Recent
roof, concrete board siding, rolox windows, custom hickory
cabinets, 2.5 BAs, nice flooring throughout. Lower level
family room w/half bath. LL workshop. Nice kit. appliances
convey. Lg. deck & patio. Above average landscape. Low
utilities. $117,500. Call Ed Stevens 660-888-1288.
Price Reduced & Seller is motivated! Take a look at this all
brick home w/1 car garage located on a quiet street. 3 BRs,
2 BAs. Full unfinished basement w/large utility room. Lovely
hardwood floors under carpet. Ample additional parking
in the rear w/large, level back yard. $74,900. Call Karen
Kreienheder 660-537-1472.
Nice one-level home on corner lot at
Village of Windsor Place. (Hwy 87
& I-70) Features open floor plan
with 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, large
22x26 garage, fenced back yard.
$129,900.00. Call Bruce today!
CHEAP LIVING! Very nice 2BR 1BA
bungalow, has new roof, new vinyl
siding, gas furnace and central air.
1-car detached. Only $47,500.
Contact Howard!
REAL ESTATE
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660-621-2072
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Howard Robertson
660-621-2081
1005 Main St. • Boonville, MO • 660-882-6543
Theresa Day
660-537-0301
Bill Patton
660-621-1467
Frank Wessing
660-473-1167
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1023 3rd Street
305 Chestnut Street
Freshly updated Bungalow. Double pane tilt-in windows. 1
Bedroom and 1 Bath on main level. 2 Bedrooms and 1 Bath
on upper level. Formal Dining Room. 2 HVAC units. Tons of
off street parking. Predominantly brick exterior. $87,900.
Call Flip Sears 660-621-2100.
Entry foyer w/view of curved staircase. LR w/hardwood floor
& fireplace. DR w/ wainscoting & hardwood floor. Kitchen
w/part appliances. Main level Bath has shower. Upper level
Bath has claw foot tub, pedestal sink & great cabinetry. 2 BRs
of nice size w/lots of closets. Recent carpet in upper level.
Full basement for storage. Covered front porch, fenced yard.
$49,000. Call Kathy Sears 660-621-4500.
412 West Street
104 W. Spring Street
Cute, cozy, 2 BR Bungalow w/open floor plan. Hardwood
floors & real knotty pine paneling. Updated light fixtures &
bath. Beamed Living Room ceiling. Built-in desk in Living
Room. Range,refrigerator & washer/dryer stay. Enclosed
back porch. Great outbuilding in backyard. Partially fenced
backyard. New air conditioner added. $44,900. Call Gale
Boller 660-621-9947.
Bring on the offers for this great investment opportunity!
Located within steps of the Katy Trail. This residential
property could easily convert to an income producing
duplex with a large fenced back yard. $44,900. Call
Karen Kreienheder 660-537-1472.
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660-888-1704
511 Main St. Boonville
660-882-6516
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5 BEDROOMS, 2.5 BATHS
1338 ASHLEY RD., LOT 47, BOONVILLE PRICED AT ONLY $47,500. No catch, no strings, no
gimmics. An owner who is moving out-of-state demands quick sale on this 1,695 sq. ft. 4 BR one level
manufactured home. Fenced back yard. All major
appliances convey. Wait there’s more — a 22’x24’
attached garage. Lot size 75’x100’. MLS #14-53.
3855 HWY 5, NEW FRANKLIN - This stone ext. 4-5
BR, 2.5 BA home just had major updates/upgrades.
100% new kitchen, w/appliances from Imhoff’s. 2
heat/cool systems, frpl., 26x7 frt, porch. 16x11 fam.
room on 2nd level. 1.06 acre lot. $159,000.
SECOND CHANCE
NEW PRICE
1210 MAIN ST., BOONVILLE - Charming 1940s
home reflects sensibility & charm, same owner for
44 yrs. 3 BR, 1.5 BA 1.5 story brick w/full bsmt. Lg.
yd. Cent. heat/air, frpl, major appl. Wood flrs & wdwk
in grand condition. MLS #13-585 $78,000
DON’T WAIT, INQUIRE TODAY
507 THIRD ST., BOONVILLE - Bungalow with welcoming 27x6 front porch. 1,418 sq. ft. home with
w/o bsmt & fncd yard. Contact subject to provisions
set forth by seller JP Morgan Chase Bank. $43,400.
Call Nathan for details 537-4455 MLS#13-852
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
16694 Stanfield Rd. Boonville - 5 BR, 2
full baths. Open floor plan; kit. w/island &
peninsula, +cabinets galore! HUGE dining
area. LR features frpl. & built-ins. Beautiful
yard front to back. MLS #347667
$159,900 UNDER CONTRACT
17557 North Route F in Harrisburg, MO. - This gorgeous 5 BR 3.5 BA home
has it all, +10 acres! Fully remodeled with a cozy floor plan & space for everyone.
Screened in porch, swimming pool, fireplace, huge master walk-in closet & walkin shower. Beautiful views in every direction, even from the saddle of your own
horse as this property contains a 3 stall horse barn complete with tack room and
air conditioned/heated office. MLS # 346839 $287,000
Great building site with beautiful
views of Boone County's rolling hills.
Good hunting ground on paved
road. Short 20 minute drive just North
of Columbia.
11.24 Mostly
Wooded Acres on North Route F in
Harrisburg, MO. MLS # 346533
$64,900.
SORRY
TOO LATE!
17553 OLD 5 DR., BOONVILLE- RARE FIND! Just
outside city limits of Boonville, Hwy B. 1.4 acres m/l
with I-70 visibility. Non zoned. Located on hard surface road with easy access. $25,000. MLS #13-806
527 THOMA ST. BOONVILLE - SUPER STARTER
HOME! 1 level 3 BR, w/lg. lot. Newer furnace/AC,
gar. door & vinyl siding. 1-car att. gar. Immediate
possession. $47,900.
MLS#13-733
Jenny Lorenz
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