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FR E E w ee kl y supplement to the Boonville Daily News co vering Coope r a nd H o wa r d c o u nt ie s .
June 17, 2015
DON’T MISS THE
HERITAGE DAYS CELEBRATION JUNE 24-28, 2015
See the
Heritage Days insert inside for a
Complete Schedule of Events
Flowers for all occasions.
• Cuts • Waxing • Highlights • Color • Perms
A. Baker
FLORAL COMPANY
307 Main St., Boonville
(660) 882-5341 • www.abakerfloral.com
JUNE SPECIAL
COLLEGE STUDENTS
3 Months for $99*
Rockin’ Hair
Studio
Call or
stop by for
details
Lakeside Dr. & Ashley Rd.
Boonville
OPEN 24/7
660-882-6900
Fitness Center
Hours : Mon. & Wed. 9-6 • Tues. 9-5 • Thurs. 10-7 • Fri. 8-5 • Sat. 8-1
660-882-6115
1420 Ashley Rd., Boonville
Free WiFi
*Restrictions apply
www.excelfitnesscenter.net
Father’s Day Special
Look for the blue awning...
DAD gets a FREE eye exam
with the purchase of another
eye exam.
Transition
Lenses
$79
split
Haircuts for the
Whole Family!
ENDS
Call for details.
Not eligible w/insurance.
Offer good thru June 30.
Rocheport General Store
and Cafe
Argyleculture by Russell Simmons &
Ducks Unlimited Frames Available
Come check out our new dessert menu
beginning in May or stay for a full meal
DR. DAVID L. REMINGTON, O.D.
Live Music information and our Menu
can be found at www.rocheportgeneralstore.com
660-882-6456
• Cuts • Color
• Manicures/Pedicures
• Spray Tanning
• Waxing
• Ear Candling
Family Optical
Meagan Alpers, Owner/Stylist
1951 Boone Village Plaza, Boonville Mo. 65233
202 Central St, Rocheport, M0. • 573-698-2282
Exams available Tues., Thurs., & Fri.
Call for appointment or walk-ins welcome.
Hours: Limited Menu — Monday and Tuesday 10 am to 2 pm
Full Menu Wednesday 11 am to 5 pm • Thursday 11 am to 7 pm
Friday and Saturday 11 am to 11 pm • Sunday 11 am to 5 pm
Hours: Mon. 9-12 • Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9-5
Fri. 9-12 • Closed for lunch 12-1
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AND MORE
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help you with your marketing strategy.
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Multi-media Sales Executive
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BOONVILLE, MO.
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The Boonslick Weekly
June 17, 2015
BHS Principal’s Honor Roll Bunceton
Schools
Honor Roll
FRESHMEN
Allison Blake Elizabeth
Ayers Ashtyn Taylor
Barnthouse Dylan Lyle
Baskett Keshon Larell
Bledsoe Lila Rose
Blumhorst Skyler Mason
Burns Abigail Rose
Chrisman Kyle Wayne
Clinton Sara Jo
Davidson Jeffery Edward
Dufur Hayden Gene
Edwards Brynn Marie
Ewings Joshua Dale
Ewings Nicholas Dale
Farris Vance Christian
Ficken Kole Douglas
Grissum Claire June
Gross Hannah Elizabeth
Harrill William Aaron
Hein Angelina
Hook Teylor Makenzee
Imhoff Emily Isabell
Kaiser Gabriel Michael
Kammerich Megan Marie
Kearns Erin Elizabeth
Kemp Mackenzie Danielle
Kosnopfal Christian Tylor
Lang Kaylee Suzanne
Larm Tiffany Jo
Lefler Marley Josephine
Lutz Mackenzie Jo
Lutz Rachel Marie
Meyer Daniel James
Monteer Camryn Dawn
Northern Chad Jeremy jr
Peterson Kate Madeline
Potter Shayann Victoria
Rice Kamryn Kay
Mackinzie
Sanchez Joceline Castro
Simmons Thomas Giavanni
Smallwood Cheyenne
Cathrine
Stumph McKenna Elisabeth
Tapia Brenda
Townlain Tommy Ray
Tran Nhu Thi ai
Vollmer Leigha Faith
Walker Brianna
Walters Brittany Nicole
Weber Madeline Ann
Weixeldorfer Tyler Alan
Wiser Samuel Dean
SOPHOMORES
Barnes Blake Michael
Barnes Kiley
Bruce Ayden Kay
Bruce Colten David
Dains Susan Elisabeth
Danner Kurtis James
Floyd Jessica Kayleen
Fuemmeler Hannah Joy
Fuemmeler Kenley Marie
Gerke Lucas Delaine
Gholson Brady Dale
Harris Lindsey Rose
Hollandsworth Micahlynn
Freedom
Hughes Nathan Bradley
Hutchison Dillon Wade
Jones Kishanda D'Nay
Kempf Stephanie Kathleen
Lang Riley Quinn
Lenz Rosemary Catherine
Lewis L'ondria
Mantle Erica Rose
Monk Ellie A
Oerly Amber Kate
Parks Logan D.
Peterson Paige Elizabeth
Quinlan Addison Nicole
Reisinger Ella Nicole
COMMUNITY WORK DAY
JUNE 20TH • 9 am-3 pm
Join us in providing secure, affordable housing for our newest Habitat partner.
Lunch provided. Volunteers ages 18+ please.
Renfrow Paige Berniece
Roberts Samantha Ann
Ruffolo Zachary Tyler
Schler Trey Truman Jacob
Schnepf Taylor M
Schupp Grace Murray
Schuster Cheyenne Rae
Shikles Ivory Alliah
Sprigg Ryan Scott
Strawhun Karlie Ann
Strickland Giovanni
Tutin Stella Ann
Tuttle Jenna
Udinyiwe Joshua Benson
Udinyiwe Philip Vincent
Waibel Makiah Emil
Weber Zachary Allen
Wessing Shelby
Anna Marie
Witting Ryan Joseph
Xufuris Jordan Ashley
Zeitlow Nicholas Lynn
JUNIORS
Akau Amber Kapiolani
Broyhill Jason Michael
Bush Whitney Nicole
Carter Makenna Blair
Cotten Kayla Dawn
Dillender Kelsi Dawn
Dorman Patience
Ellebracht Taylor Marie
Engle William Jackson
Esser Jacob Michael
Fuemmeler Bryce
Gander Abby Michelle
Goff Emma Mae
Herigon Jillian Charlene
Kueckelhan Justin Lee
Lefler Hannah Jean
Lemmons Abbie Lee
Magyar Bailey Jean
McAreavy Cali Jo
Monk Trent Michael
Monteer Havyn Alissa
Nelson Anna Nicole
Nixon Nicholas Sherman
Northern Miranda Rae
Rogers Noah Brett
Schaefer Kaleigh Nikole
Steakley Brooke Danielle
Stodgel Madolyn R
Surratt Michelle Nicole
Thomas Haylee Nicole
West Chloe Elisa
Williams Kristen Nicole
Williams Leah Annmarie
Williams Taylor Jameson
SENIORS
Andrews Austin Jacob
Brown Ryan Christopher
Doza Ashton Renee
Drew Johnathan Tyler
Edler Jared Anthony
Edwards Morgan Elizabeth
Fagan Daryl Ann
Ficken Makenzie Rae
Gerlach Kelsey Anne
Gramlich Rebecca Marie
Hohensee Kylie Marie
Hughes Brittany Alexis
Hutson Cortney Katrina
Imhoff Olivia Grace
Kluck Taylor Rayne
Krumm Holly Kristine
Lammers Noah August
Lenz Michaela Marie
Lin Chun Bin
Matteson Rebecca Jane
O'Laughlin Emilyn
Miklaine
Platt Ailyn Karina
Reardon Addyson Nicole
Reichel Brittany Lee
Shipman Amy Brooke
Simmons Jasmine Rose
Spoonemore Caitlyn Kaye
Thoma Haley Camille
Widel Chloe Sheila
Worthington Savannah
Belle
Xufuris Katarina Nicolette
Young Ryan Benjamin
FISH DAY!!!
Now is the time for stocking!
Channel Catfish • Largemouth Bass
Redear • Bluegill (Bream) • Minnows
Black Crappie (if available) • Grass Carp • Koi
Tuesday, June 23 • 8-9 am
Tiger Feed & Supply in Boonville, MO
To place an order call 1-870-578-9773
616 Elm St. Boonville
Contact us to schedule a special work day
for your youth/organization.
Volunteer waivers available
online at www.boonslickhabitat.org or on site
boonslickhabitat@gmail.com or call 660-888-1429
ARKANSAS PONDSTOCKERS, INC.
Find us on Facebook
PRINCIPAL’S
HONOR ROLL
Emde, Deanne Danielle
Heilman, Kylie M
Kahle, Julia Ann
A HONOR ROLL
Cunningham, Sidney Elaine
Doyle, Brayden Michael
Flatt, Dylan Hunter
Irvin, Bethany Ann-Marie
Johnson,
Courtanie
Leighanne
Johnson, Payton Allen
Kahle, Jenna Lee
Lenz, Rachel Erin
Scott, Aubrey Adina
Showman, Katelyn
Shuffield, Skyler Beth
Vaca, Amaris Nicole
Wieland, Lauren Nicole
Count
B HONOR ROLL
Amidon, Damion Dakota
Anderson, Chase Allen
Anderson, Kaitlin Nicole
Angermayer, Jordon Anthony
Bishop, Autumn Dawn
Chapman, Lexus Kelly
Dawn
Custer, Dylon Robert Klinton
Dickson, Tamberlyn
Elliott, Jenna Mae
Flatt, Kylee Machala
Fredrich, Rebecca Anne
Gregory, Emily
Maddex, Layne Anthony
Morris, Kally Lynne
Moser, Chloe Madison
Nunn, Kiara
Pearcy, Eli
Petree, Landon Ray
Petsel, Randall Blake
Pratt, Dylan Olen
Pritchett, Andrew Taylor
Rose, Dakota Samuel Keith
Triebsch, Reagan M
Tuttle, Jenna Marie
Wells, Mason Gene
Wieland, Morgan Elizabeth
SFCC President’s List
(4.00 GPA)
Come
visit
Bob McCosh
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Stacey Johnson
Stylist
Jerry would like to welcome his friends and
past customers to come by and see him at
#1 Business Loop 70, Columbia.
Phone: 573-442-6156
Email: jterrell@bmcmail.com
Stacey Johnson, Ashley Buerkey,
Vickie Zeller and Michelle West
Intensive Hair Team
PEDICURE
323 E. Morgan, Boonville
660-882-8222
Buy 1 Pedicure at
regular price,
Get 1 FREE
Exp. 07/04/15
Mon. & Wed. 10-7 # Tues. & Thurs. 9-7 # Fri. 8-5 # Sat. 8-3
Jerry Terrell
www.BobMcCosh.com
You are invited to celebrate the
50th Wedding Anniversary of
Junior & Linda Freie
Sunday, June 28, 2015 • 2-5 pm
at Cooper County Fairgrounds
16899 Dunkles Rd., Boonville, Missouri
Hosted by their children
Deborah & Jason
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B HONOR ROLL:
Breece, Emily Ann
Bishop, Carlie Paige
Petsel, Joseph Blane
Cunningham, Abigail
Elizabeth
Myers, Kylee E
Abernathy, Devin Ryan
Schler, Christian Truman
Abernathy, Gavin Hunter
Wells, Matelynn Marie
Reeves, John
Coope, Cierra Nicole
Green, Payden R
Davis, Jaren Preston
Roberts, Mark Anthony
Abernathy, Brenden Edward
Griffin, Nicholas Ryan
McDaniel, Jacey Craig
Davis, Madison Marie
Pearcy, Caden James
SFCC announces
spring academic honors
SEDALIA—State Fair
Community College has
named the following students to the president’s list
and dean’s list for the spring
2015 semester. To qualify, a
student must complete 12 or
more GPA hours with a
grade point average of 4.0
for the president’s list or a
grade point average of 3.53.99 for the dean’s list.
Introducing
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL’S
HONOR ROLL:
Isabella Vaca
Alyssa Thomas
A HONOR ROLL:
Fennewald, Kai
Heilman, Laney Machele
Parkhurst, Garrison Teel
McDaniel, Brayden Edward
Buchholz, Randi Noelle
Edwards, Lawson William
Pearcy, Abigail Rose
Elliott, Carter Joseph
Rose, Haylee Nicole
Bishop, Megan Leigh
Zimmerman, Riley Paige
Myers, Madelynn Olyvia
Davis, Brooklyn Rae
Burnett, Jason Ross
Shuffield, Hunter Martin
Campbell, Makenna
Resa, Hailee Dean
Day, Bethany Alexandra
Gregory, Nathan Lee
Hein, Alexia Angel
Heilman, Taylyn Nicole
No gifts please.
Boonville - Christine M.
Brandt, Kaitlyn A. Gebhard,
Jamie R. Tinsley, Kelly L.
Walters
Otterville - Amy Oleynik
Pilot Grove - Katelynn A.
Reuter, Mikala J. Wesselman
SFCC Dean’s List (3.503.99 GPA)
Boonville - Callie Allphin, Ashley L. Fangman,
Angel J. Graves, Larry J.
Hinman, Zachary T. Kemp,
Charles A. McDonald, Cody
A. Quint, Adam J. Ratzel,
Marissa M. Solorzano, Jordan D. Thiessen, Ashley R.
Umphenour
Bunceton - Curt B. Lenz,
David Swearengen
New Franklin - Austin S.
Baker
Pilot Grove - Elizabeth E.
Reuter, McKenzi L. Schuster, Logan M. Twenter,
Kathy R. Wolfe
Prairie Home - Jessica E.
Zey
Syracuse - Braxton
Hazelton, Reagan R. Ranney, Joseph A. Reinkemeyer
Please do
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INCIDENT REPORTS
• Ryan R. Lane, 43, of Columbia, was given a citation for
speeding 61-45.
• Janice M. Smith, 62, of
Kansas City, was given a citation for expired license plates.
• Adam L. Bartholomew, 36,
of Boonville, was given a citation for expired plates.
• Michael W. Huskey, 36, of
Fulton, was given a citation for
speeding 16-20 over.
• MaryBeth L. Sokolski, 32,
of Boonville, was given a citation for speeding 45-30.
• Gracie M. Findley, 23, of
Pilot Grove, was given a citation for failure to yield.
• Benjamin S. Hart, 34, of
Columbia, was given two citations for driving while suspended or revoked and failure
to stop at stop sign and stop
line.
• Manning J. Knipp, 31, of
Boonville, was given a citation
for driving while revoked 2nd
or subsequent.
• Rickey L. Davis, 48, of
Bunceton, was given a citation
for failure to wear properly adjusted seat belt.
• Samantha L. Kusgen, 26,
of Boonville, was given a citation for failure to yield.
• Joshua S. Barton, 30, of
Fayette, was given a citation for
no insurance.
• Zmarak N. Tarakai, 19, of
Fayette, was given a citation for
expired license plates.
• Tiffany K. Newell, 24, of
Boonville, was given a citation
for no insurance.
• Jeffrey K. Davis, 36, of Columbia, was given a citation for
expired plates.
• Corey W. Baker, 29, of Columbia, was placed on a 24 hour
hold for possession of up to 35
grams of marijuana and unlawful use of drug paraphernalia.
Bond was set at $334 cash only.
Baker was transported to
CCDC. Baker also received citations for the same charges.
• Andrew B. Michael, 31, of
Boonville, was placed on a 24
hour hold for domestic assault
3rd and private peace disturbance. Bond was set at $1,700
cash only. Michael was transported to CCDC.
• Michael R. Jones, 48, of
Columbia, was placed on a 24
hour hold for possession of up
to 35 grams of marijuana and
unlawful use of drug paraphernalia. Bond was set at $334 cash
or surety. Jones was transported
to CCDC. Jones also received
citations for the same charges.
• Shannon M. Ivy, 38, of Lamont, was placed on a 24 hour
hold for driving while suspended. Bond was set at $615
cash or surety. Ivy also received
a citation for the same charge.
• Jacob C. Carver, 19, of
hour hold for stealing less than
$250 Bond was set at $400 cash
only. Carver was transported to
CCDC. Carver also received a
citation for the same charge.
• Drew M. Roth, 18, of
hour hold for stealing less than
$250 Bond was set at $400 cash
only. Roth also received a citation for the same charge.
• Carlos P. Sanchez, 35, of
Police Department
hour hold for driving with no
valid drivers license 3rd offense. Bond was set at $2,500
cash or surety. Sanchez was
transported to CCDC. Sanchez
also received a citation for the
same charge.
• Jacob M. Case, 21, of
hour hold for theft/stealing 1st
offense property less than $500.
Bond was set at $400 cash only.
Case was transported to CCDC.
Case also received a citation for
the same charge.
• Taylor S. Gee, 19, of
hour hold for stealing related
offense 3rd offense. Bond was
set at $400.00 cash only. Gee
was transported to CCDC. Gee
same charge.
• Jessica A. Peterson, 33, of
hour hold for assault 3rd degree
and private peace disturbance.
Bond was set at $1,500 cash
only. Peterson was transported
to CCDC.
• Andrew B. Michael, 31, of
Boonville, was served a Cooper
County warrant while in custody for domestic assault 3rd
degree. Bond was set at $5,000
cash or surety.
• Michael R. Jones, 48, of
Columbia, was served a Cooper
County warrant while in custody for possession of less than
35 grams of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia
with intent to use. Bond was set
at $1,500 cash or surety.
• LaTresh L. Jackson, 29, of
Columbia, was arrested on a
Cooper County warrant for failure to appear on original
charges of exceeded posted
speed limit by 11-15 mph. Bond
was set at $150 cash only. Jackson was transported to CCDC.
• Marcus G. Forbes, 38, of
Boonville, was arrested on a
New Franklin warrant for failure to stop at a stop sign. Bond
was set at $150 cash only.
Forbes was transported to
CCDC.
• Stephanie N. Barker, 24, of
Cooper County warrant for
driver/front seat passenger fail
to wear properly adjusted/fastened safety belt. Bond was set
at 10.00 cash only. Barker was
transported to CCDC.
• David E. Sehorn, 50, of
Boonville was placed on a 24
hour hold for peace distrubance
excessive noise. Bond was set at
$200 cash only. Sehorn was
transported to CCDC. Sehorn
same charge.
• Cameron R., Hofmeister,
27, Columbia, was issued a citation for failing to register
motor vehicle, had expired
plates.
• Shawnetta N. Barney, 35,
Howard Co warrant for passing
bad check. Bond set at $100
cash only. Transported to
CCDC.
• William M. Humfeld, 26,
was arrested on a Cooper Co
warrant for class A misdemeanor for three counts of domestic assault - 3rd degree,
class A misdemeanor for resist-
AREA DEATHS
Patricia Ellen Trout Johnson, 91, of Boonville passed
away surrounded by her family, Monday morning June
8 at Boone Hospital Center in Columbia.
Patricia Ellen Trout Johnson, 91
Delores Baskett, 72, of Rock Island, Ill. formerly of
Boonville, passed away Sunday, June 7, 2015 at Unity
Point Hospital in Rock Island.
Delores Baskett, 72
Isabel Needy, 77, of Tipton passed away Tuesday, June
9, 2015 at home surrounded by her family.
Isabel Needy, 77
Jeffery Robert Lane Rinacke, 16 passed away on Sunday, June 7, 2015 in Prairie Home, Missouri.
Jeffery Robert Lane Rinacke, 16
Robert Robinson, 82, of Brookfield died Thursday June
4, 2015 at Hartmann Village, Boonville, Mo.
Robert C. Robinson, 82
BOONVILLE
DAILY NEWS
Vol. 134 Issue 26
Business Manager
MARLENE RIDGWAY
mridgway@boonvilledailynews.com
Circulation Manager
ASHLEY FRIEDRICH
circ@boonvilledailynews.com
ing/interfering with arrest, detention or stop. Bond set at
$,2500 cash or surety.
#345 June 5 EMS on Weyland at 1:54 p.m. Out 5 minutes.
#346 June 5 EMS on Commercial at 3:09 p.m. Out 24
minutes.
#347 June 5 EMS on Main at
5:29 p.m. Out 5 minutes.
#348 June 5 EMS On Weyland at 5:37 p.m. Out 17 minutes.
#349 June 5 EMS on Fourth
at 11:48 p.m. Out 10 minutes.
#350 June 6 EMS on Ashley
at 12:37 a.m. Out 8 minutes.
11:01 a.m. Out 22 minutes.
#352 June 6 EMS on Jefferson at 6:36 p.m. Out 20 minutes.
#353 June 7 EMS on High at
#355 June 8 EMS on First at
#357 June 8 EMS on First at
#358 June 9 EMS on Nelson
at 3:56 p.m. Out 20 minutes.
#359 June 10 EMS on Radio
Hill Road at 7:11 a.m. Out 19
minutes.
#360 June 10 EMS on
Sportsman at 4:45 p.m. Out 20
minutes.
#361 June 10 EMS on
Choteau at 8:37 p.m. Out 18
minutes.
#362 June 11 Vehicle Fire on
Krohn at 7:42 a.m. Out 11 minutes.
#363 June 11 Fire Alarm on
Ashley at 8:40 a.m. Disregarded.
#364 June 11 EMS on Sixth
at 10:23 a.m. Out 17 minutes.
#365 June 11 Vehicle Fire on
Main at 2:18 p.m. Out 18 minutes.
Fire Department
Sheriffs Department
• Hercules Hays Wooldridge,
39, Boonville, arrested on a Parole Violation warrant issued on
the original charges of Possession of Controlled Substance
and Receiving Stolen Property.
There is no bond. He is being
held at the Cooper County Detention Center pending transport to the Dept. of Corrections
• John H Holsman, 37, Columbia, arrested on a Cooper
County warrant charging him
with a Probation Violation on
an original charge of Failure to
register as a Sex Offender. He
remains in the Dept. of Corrections.
• Amanda S Seickman, 35,
Blackwater, arrested on a
Cooper County warrant charging her with Felony Theft/Stealing, Burglary 2nd Degree and
Trespass 1st Degree. Her bond
was set at $3,500 She could not
post bond and remains in custody at the Cooper County Detention Center.
• Ernest D Skaggs, 52,
Bunceton, arrested on two warrants as follows: Moniteau
with
Insufficient
Charge
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Morgan County warrant charging him with Failure to Display
Plates. His bond is set at $80.50.
He was unable to post bond and
remains in custody at the
Cooper County Detention Center.
The following were arrested
via video connection with the
Dept. of Corrections:
• Kassondra J McGowan, 30,
High Ridge, arrested on a
Cooper County warrant charging her with a Probation Violation on original charges of
Felony Possession of Controlled Substance and Unlawful
Use of Drug Paraphernalia. She
remains in custody in the Dept.
of Corrections.
• Karrisa Ann Finn, 24,
Boonville, arrested on a Cooper
County warrant charging her
with Distribute/Deliver/Manufacture/Produce or Attempt to
or Possess with Intent to Distribute/Deliver/Manufacture/Pr
oduce a Controlled Substance. She remains in custody
in the Dept. of Corrections.
• Cortez L Wilson, 26, Jefferson City, arrested on a
Cooper County warrant charging him with Distributing Controlled Substance Near Schools
and Delivery or Manufacture of
Imitation Controlled Substance.
He remains in custody in the
Dept. of Corrections.
• Gregory A Davis, 50,
with 2 counts of Distributing
Controlled Substance Near
Schools. He remains in custody
in the Dept. of Corrections.
• Jessica M Murray, 28,
County warrant charging her
with Failure to Appear on an
original charge of Fraudulent
Use of a Credit/Debit Device. Her bond was set at
$2,500.00 cash or surety. She
could not post bond and remains in custody at the Cooper
County Detention Center.
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DON’T MISS THE
COOPER COUNTY
YOUTH FAIR BBQ
Saturday
June 20
4-8 pm
Fairgrounds Exhibit Building
Horse Fun Show 4 pm
Serving Pork & Beef, Baked Beans,
Slaw, Potato Salad, Green Beans,
Chips, Dessert, Drinks
Advance Tickets
Adults $10 • Child (6-10) $5
At the Door Tickets
Adults $12 • Child (6-10) $5.00
Benefitting 4-H and FFA
of Cooper County
VIRGINIA HAM
Reg. $4.19
$ 19
3
MUENSTER CHEESE
Reg. $3.99
$ 99
LB.
2
LB.
6 LB. BLOCK $2.49 LB
10 LB. OR MORE $2.69 LB
FATHER’S DAY IS JUNE 21!
GET DAD A TREAT
FOR FATHER’S DAY
Cinnamon Rolls, Caramel Pecan Rolls,
Cookies, Dutch Letters, Brownies,
Banana, Pumpkin or Cranberry Bread
Custom-made Deli Sandwiches
on Homemade Bread
BULK SNACK MIXES
(over 30 mixes)
Dried Fruit
WINDSOR
LIVESTOCK
AUCTION
Cantaloupe • Cranberries • Goji Berries • Mango
Papaya • Pears • Peaches • Pineapple • Strawberries
and lots more . . .
660-647-5444
Dried Vegetable Chips
MARKET REPORT 6/10/15
Receipts: 2049 Head, 7% Cows.
Steers under 600 lbs. mostly steady.
Steers over 600 lbs. $5 higher.
Heifers over 500 lbs. $5-$10 higher.
Weigh cows $2-$4 lower
STEERS
Medium & Large Frame #1
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20 chr strs 641 lbs. W $254.50
26 blk strs 658 lbs. W $266
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Community
EVENTS
19
June 19
Bunceton Lions Senior Citizen Dance,
7-10 p.m. Music by The Melody Makers.
Soda and coffee. Please bring finger food.
June 20
Leann Straatman Benefit 5K Color
Run/Walk at Glasgow school. Registration at 7:30 a.m., walk begins at 8:30 a.m.
Raffle tickets will be available ofr purchase. Prizes
include: whole processed hog, queen size quilt,
shotgun accessories and $500 cash. Refreshments
will be available for purchase. All proceeds go to
Leann as she fights a rare form of cancer.
20
June 27
Boonville High School and Boonville
Catholic High School Class of 1947 will
meet immediately following the parade.
Lunch at Pirate’s Cove, 514 Ryan Street (near
Orschelns).
27
Jason Wolfe Benefit. Dinner starts at 4:30 at Pilot
Grove Community Building.
COOPER COUNTY OATS
TRANSPORTATION
NEIGHBORS HELPING
NEIGHBORS
FOOD PANTRY SCHEDULE
OATS is available to anyone, regardless of age,
income, disability, race, gender, religion, or national
origin.
• In Town Boonville, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Driver Tandy Lancaster. To
schedule a ride for In Town Services Call 24 hours
in advance, 660-882-2366.
• From Cooper County to Columbia 1st and 3rd
Wednesday each month. Driver Bobby Calley 573882-7103.
• To Boonville from: Blackwater, Pilot Grove
1st Thursday each month.
The food pantry is available on the
Tuesday of the first full week of the month
from 8-10:30 a.m.
Thursday of the second full week of the
month from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday of the third full week of the
month from 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
*To schedule a ride on any of these routes,
call the contact number in your town:
• Blackwater and Pilot Grove:
Angeline Richardson 660-834-4223.
• Bunceton: Brenda Callison 660-427-5329.
• Prairie Home: Clara Zey 660-841-5477.
• Boonville: Herbert Farkas 660-841-5426.
Located in the former MFA bldg.
on Water St., Boonville.
Call Chuck Harris for more information
660-537-2183.
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STANDING MEETINGS
COOPER COUNTY
The American Association
of
University
Women (AAUW) will
meet at 7 p.m. at the
Boonslick Regional Library the first Thursday
from October through
May. For more information call 882-9750.
Family
of
Alanon
Boonville meets Monday
& Friday 8 pm. at 921 4th
Street in Boonville. The
Wednesday
noon
meetings also meet at
921
Fourth
St.
in
Boonville. Call 882-7247,
882-7656, or 882-7541.
Alateen for all teenagers
affected by someone’s
drinking meets Mondays
at 8 p.m. at 921 4th
Street. Call 660-882-7541
or 660-882-7656.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Santa Fe Trail Group
meets at 921 Fourth St.
Open meetings are held:
Sunday at 7 a.m.; Tuesday
and Thursday at 6:30
a.m.; Wednesday at 8
p.m.; and Saturday at 8
p.m. Closed meetings are
held: Monday at 8 p.m.;
Wednesday at 12 noon;
and Friday at 8 p.m. Call
537-0945, 882-3148 or
888-2054.
Alcoholics Anonymous
(The Westside 12 X 12)
group meets Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 8 p.m.
and Sundays at 10 a.m. at
18240
Highway
87,
Boonville. Call 660-5374642 or 573-808-0664.
Alzheimer’s
Support
Group meets the third
Thursday of every month
from 1 - 2 p.m. at Cooper
County
Memorial
Hospital.
American
Legion
Thoma Tuttle Post 52
meets at the Boonville
Senior
Center,
new
location, The Radio Shack
Bldg., 512 Jackson Rd,
the second Thursday of
each month, 7 p.m.
Dinner is served at 6:30
p.m. All Veterans are
invited. Contact Dan
Waterfield
660-8827389.
A Touch of Claas Salon
and Spa will sponsor a
Prayer Shawl Ministry
every Wednesday at 2:30
p.m. at 807 Main St. in
Boonville. Call 660-8822600.
Blackwater Volunteer
Fire Dept. meets on the
fourth Monday of the
month at 6 p.m.
Willing
Blackwater
Workers 4-H Club meets
at the Railroad Depot in
Blackwater on the 2nd
Monday of the month at 7
p.m.
The Boonslick Creative
Writers Group meets the
second Thursday of each
month at 7 p.m. at the
Boonslick
Regional
Library, Boonville. Call
660-537-5311 or 660537-2074.
The
Boonslick
Ministerial
Alliance
meets the fourth Tuesday
of each month at 11:30
a.m. at the Nelson
Memorial
United
Methodist Church of
Boonville, 407 E. Spring
St. All area ministers are
welcome.
Boonslick
Model
Railroad Club meeting is
first Saturday of the
month at 9 a.m., 525
Spring St Gold City Hall.
Open House will be held
from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.Call
660-837-3398.
Boonville Eagles Aerie
and Auxiliary No. 1022
will meet every second
and fourth Wednesday at
7 p.m. at the Eagles
Lodge.
ANSWERS TO CROSSWORD
Boonville Area Teaching
Christian Homes, a
home-schooled
group
that meets periodically
for scheduled activities.
Call 660-553-3110.
Boonville Chapter of
Aglow International will
meet on the second
Tuesday of every month
at Hartmann Village 615
Rankin Mill Lane in
Boonville starting at 7
pm.
Boonville Democratic
Club will meet on the
second Saturday of the
month at 8:30 a.m. at
Boonville Diner, 1945A
Boone Village Plaza.
Boonville
Farmers
Market. Every Saturday 8
a.m. to 12 noon through
October in the Boonslick
Library Parking lot near
the alley. Corner of
Locust and Main streets.
Boonville Hospitality
Association meets the
second Tuesday of the
month at the Comfort
Inn.
Boonville’s Katy Flyer,
the public transportation
system, is available Tues,
Wed, Thur from 7:30 a.m.
- 3 p.m. Call 882-2366.
Boonville Kiwanis Club
K01449
meets
Wednesdays at 12 p.m. at
Isle of Capri.
Boonville Lions Club
meets.Tuesdays at 12
p.m. at the Boonville
YMCA.
Boonville
National
Alliance on Mental
Illness Chapter meets at
7 p.m. on the second
Tuesday of the month at
Nelson Memorial United
Methodist Church, 407 E.
Spring St. in Boonville.
Boonville Rotary Club
meets.Mondays at 12
p.m. at Isle of Capri.
Boonville
Weight
Watchers, Thursdays at
6 p.m. at Firm Foundation
Church 6th and Elm
streets.
Boonville Womens’ Club
meets at Noon, the 4th
Thursday of each month
at the First Christian
Church, Nov and Dec will
be the 3rd Thursday, 301
Fourth St.
Interested
parties, please call Myrna
Bruce, President. 573289-1218
Clear Creek 4-H Club of
Pilot Grove meets the 4th
Monday of the month at
the
Pilot
Grove
Community Building.
Concerned Citizens for
the Better Community
holds monthly meetings
the second Tuesday of
each month from 6-7:30
p.m. at 1111 Rural St.
Cooper
County
Democratic Club meets
the second Saturday of
each month at 8:30 a.m.
at Boonville Diner, 1945A
Boone Village Plaza.
Cooper
County
Extention Office Master
Gardeners meet on the
first Wednesday of each
month. Call 660- 8825661.
Cooper
County
Research
Historical
Center, Roe St. and Hwy
135 in Pilot Grove, is open
by appointment at 660838-6543.
Cooper County Human
Services Council meets
at 12 p.m. on the first
Monday of each month at
the
Cooper
County
Memorial
Hospital
conference room.
Cooper County Retired
Teachers
&
School
Personnel meets every
4th Monday at 9:30 a.m.
at Boonville schools main
office, 700 Main St.
Cooper Lodge No. 36
A.F. & A.M. meets at 7
p.m. on the second and
fourth Tuesdays of each
month at 717 Main St.
Daughters
of
the
American Revolution,
Hannah Cole Chapter,
Boonville, meets the first
Saturday. Contact 660537-3312 for meeting
location and times.
Far West Lodge No. 4
I.O.O.F. meets Mondays
at 7:30 p.m. at the Odd
Fellows Lodge, 517 Main
St. Boonville.
Family Fun 4-H Club of
Boonville
meets at
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church, 1001 Immanuel
Dr., on the 2nd Tuesday at
6:30 p.m.
Kids
Own
Worship
meets Wednesdays from
6:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. at
Truth Tabernacle on
Bingham Rd., Boonville.
Call 882-7715.
Life Changes Group of
Narcotics Anonymous
meets every Tuesday and
Thursday at First Baptist
Church, 625 Main St.,
and.every
Wednesday
and Saturday at Firm
Foundation Foursquare
Church, 1000 6th St.,
Boonville. All meetings
start at 7 p.m.
Maclay Historic Home
in Tipton will meet on the
2nd and 4th Sundays in
October where there will
be free cookies and cider
at the conclusion of tours
at 209 W Howard St in
Tipton.
Mid-Missouri Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome and
Fibromyalgia Association
support group meets the
second Wednesday of
each month from 2 - 4
p.m. at 1401 Hathman Pl.,
Columbia. Call 573-8741646.
Narcotics Anonymous
will meet Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 7 p.m. at
625 Main St., Boonville.
National Alliance for
Mental Illness meets on
the second Tuesday of the
month at 7 p.m. at Nelson
Memorial
United
Methodist Church, 407 E.
Spring St., Boonville.
Prairie Home Helping
Hands 4-H Club meets
at the Prairie Home
School on the 2nd
Monday at 7 p.m.
Prairie Home Lions Club
meets at 7 p.m. on the the
1st and 3rd Wednesday of
the month.
Preferred Hospice of
Missouri offers grief
support
groups
in
Boonville from 10:30 a.m.
- 11:30 a.m. on the last
Saturday of each month
at
Truth
Tabernacle
United
Pentecostal
Church, 1232 Bingham
Rd., Boonville.
Roslyn Heights, 821
Main St., open by
appointment. Call 660882-5320.
Santa Fe Trail Baptist
Church
Celebrate
Recovery.
17752
Boonslick Rd., Boonville.
A
Christ
Centered
Recovery program. Every
Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
A Single Moms Care
Group,
Evangelical
United Church of Christ’s
Educational Building, 416
7th St. Meal and childcare provided open to the
public Tuesdays at 6:30
pm. For more information
or to register , contact
Carmen Jones 660-5375397
or
email
cdc777@suddenlink.net.
Starlight Kruisers Car
Club meets the first
Sunday of the month at 6
p.m. at A&W Restaurant,
Boonville.
Take
Off
Pounds
Sensibly meets Monday
mornings at the Nelson
Memorial
United
Methodist Church in the
Foundation Room off of
(West Entrance.) Call
660-846-3943 or 8822072.
Thoma-Tuttle Unit 52,
Ladies American Legion
Auxilary holds monthly
meetings on the third
Tuesday of the month at
1:30 p.m. at Santa Fe Trail
Baptist Church.
United Daughters of the
Confederacy Robert E.
Lee Chapter, Boonville,
meets
the
second
Saturday of the month.
More information call
882-8576
Vineclad Garden Club
meets the third Tuesday
of the month at 6 p.m.
Call 660-888-8200.
West
Boonville
Community Center 10
Point Pitch, at Clear
Springs School, third
Saturday
of
month.
Contact Willma Bledsoe
for more information
660-888-1828 or 660882-5911
Wooldridge Community
Club meets the first
Friday of every month at 7
p.m.
at
Wooldridge
Community Center.
Zion 4-H Club meets at
the Zion Lutheran Church
in Lone Elm on the 2nd
Sunday at 4 p.m.
HOWARD COUNTY
Ashby-Hodge Gallery of
American Art at Central
Methodist University is
open August through
June from 1:30-4:30 p.m.
on Sunday, Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Thursday. Call 660-2486304, 248-6324.
Howard
County
Genealogical Society is
available Fridays from 1 4 p.m. at the Howard
County Library in Fayette.
Call 660-248-3348.
South Howard County
Historical
Society
Museum, 110 Broadway,
New Franklin will be open
May through October on
Saturdays from 1-4 p.m.
Other times are by
appointment only: call
660-888-0832, or 573673-3157
or
573-569-0452.
Stephens Museum on
the CMU campus is open
Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 1 - 3 p.m.,
Wednesdays from 2 - 4
p.m. Call 660-248-6370.
Unity Baptist Church of
Fayette offers Kids JAM
worship service for ages
4-12 Wed 6:50- 8 p.m. Call
660-248-3263.
June 17, 2015
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ANSWERS ON PREVIOUS PAGE
JERRY HOLBERT
MODERATELY CONFUSED
KIT N CARLYLE
ASK DR. K?
TAKE DRIVING PRECAUTIONS TO DEAL WITH AGING EYES
DEAR DOCTOR K: I am in my 60s. Over the last few years,
my night vision has gotten worse, and I'm finding it increasingly difficult to drive at night. What can I do to continue driving
safely after dark?
DEAR READER: Night vision does start to decline as we get
older, usually after age 50. Perhaps you've noticed more difficulty seeing in dim light, or maybe you're more bothered by the
glare from headlights.
Problems with night vision are the result of several changes
to the eye that occur with aging. The first change involves the
iris and pupil. As we age, the iris muscle weakens and becomes
less responsive. The iris muscle surrounds an empty, circular
space: the pupil. The iris muscle can make the pupil wide or narrow. As the muscle weakens, the pupil shrinks and doesn't open
as wide to let light in.
After light passes through the pupil, it passes through the
lens and then falls on the back of your eye, the retina. As we age,
the lens takes on a yellowish-brown tinge. This change allows
less light to pass through to the retina.
Finally, with aging, the retina loses some rod cells. These are
the structures responsible for black-and-white night vision. All
of these changes make it more difficult to see in dim light and
darkness.
I spoke to my colleague, Dr. Eli Peli, a professor of ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School. He suggested taking the following measures to keep night driving safe:
-- Make sure you can see well enough to drive. Get a comprehensive vision exam. It should include tests for cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy. The first
three become more common as a person ages.
-- Check your mirrors. Switch your rearview mirror to the
"night" setting. This dims the reflection of headlights in the mirror.
-- Clean your glass. Scrub your front and rear windshields
inside and outside to remove any streaks that may intensify
glare. Make sure your mirrors and headlights are grime-free as
well. Clean your eyeglasses, too. You can get sealed wipes to
keep in the glove compartment or side pocket of the car, to make
cleaning the inside of the windshield easy.
-- Keep your eyes moving. Don't lock your gaze on the center of the road. Constantly scan the horizon for flashes that can
signal oncoming traffic.
-- Stay off the road at sunrise and sunset. Glare is usually the
biggest issue for older drivers. But glare from the sun is worse
than headlight glare. It can be blinding.
After you reach the age of 50, an annual eye checkup is
important. That's true even if you're not bothered by nighttime
glare-. My patients sometimes think that a checkup will just discover changes in the eye that nothing can be done about -- so
why bother? In fact, some common problems that develop with
age -- such as glaucoma or cataracts -- can be fixed completely. That makes everything that requires vision -- not just night
driving -- better.
Dr. Komaroff is a physician and professor at Harvard Medical
School. To send questions, go to AskDoctorK.com, or write: Ask
Doctor K, 10 Shattuck St., Second Floor, Boston, MA 02115.)
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least 1 yr exp as an
EMT-P is preferred.
JOBS
and application to
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Boonville, MO
65233 Attn: Human
Resources
EAP/EOE
6/17
RN
Vac #622
Shifts: 7p-7a & E/O
Weekend
Dept: Med/Surg
Salary Range:
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for:
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Apply in person:
Ashley Manor
Care Center,
1630 Radio
Hill Road
Boonville, MO
660-882-6584
Responsibilities:
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Med/Surg 7p-7a &
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(Class E License),
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TUESDAYS AND
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are run through the
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Angelo Farms, Cooper
1/16
County
State laws forbid dis- Jack Baslee Farms,
crimination in the Boonville
11/15
sale, rental or adver- Cleason Brubaker
tising of real estate Farms, Hwy D, Prairie
7/15
based on factors in Home
Busy Bee Farms, Joyce
addition to those pro- Brengarth Singh, Balwant
tected under federal Singh, Ron and Wilma
saw. This newspaper Bledsoe
9/15
will not knowingly ac- Cunningham Farms,
cept any advertising Howard & Cooper
8/15
for real estate which County
H & R Farms, Moehle
is in violation of the
Mill Lane, Boonville 06/15
law. Our readers are Amy & Joe Hayes
hereby informed that Farm, Bunceton
11/15
all dwellings adver- Bill and Tammi
tised are available on Leimkuehler Farms,
an equal opportunity Cooper and Saline
Counties
6/15
basis. TFN
Harry Leimkuehler Sr.
LAKE OF THE
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6/15
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FAMILY FUN- 3+
Farm, Lots or any
ACRE TRACTS
properties in Chouteau
STARTING AT
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11/15
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DOWN, $139 PER
Farm, Walther Ln.,
MONTH, OWNER
Boonville
4/16
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SWIMMING, FISHCounties
11/15
ING AND BOATING. Gerald Schubert Farms,
FREE LAKE ACBoonville,
2/16
CESS AND BOAT
Seclusion Hill Farm,
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LLC, Bunceton.
3/16
ENDS JUNE 22ND. J.D. Twenter Farms,
HWY 135 SOUTH
In Town and in Cooper
OUT OF STOVER,
County
11/15
MO. TAKE LAKE
Van Harris Farm,
ROAD 135-12 TO
Old Palestine Rd.,
THE IVY BEND OF- Bunceton
2/16
FICE. CLOSED
Ben D. Vieth Farm,
TUESDAYS AND
Bunceton
4/16
WEDNESDAYS
Mary & Duane Watson
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MDC encourages motorists to give turtles a brake!
hinged lower shell allows
these reptiles to completely
encase their head and legs,
protecting themselves from
most natural enemies. But
autos kill thousands of turtles each year and are probably their biggest cause of
death.
Three-Toed Box Turtle
and check to be sure they
can safely steer around it. If
helping a turtle cross a
road, keep human safety as
the number-one concern.
Check for traffic and be
sure to move the turtle
across the road in the direction it was traveling.
For more, watch the
MDC
video
at
youtube.com/watch?v=FE
FHHclAJlQ.
The three-toed box turtle
is the species most often
seen crossing roads in Missouri. Primarily a woodland species, it is found
everywhere but the extreme northern part of the
state. It is so named because it has three toes on
each hind foot, unless a
CALLAWAY LIVESTOCK CENTER, INC.
Kingdom City, MO • 573-642-7486
SPECIAL COW SALE RECEIPT
JUNE 4, 2015 • 421 HEAD
Pairs - 67
Better 3-6 Yr. w/baby to 300 lb. $3100-$3725
Better 6-8 Yr. w/baby to 300 lb. $2500-$3000
$2000-$2600
$2000-$2500
Bred Cows -178
Better 3-6 Yr. 2nd & 3rd period $2200-$2685
3-6 Yr. 1st period
SS & aged
Smaller framed
$1900-$2100
$1400-$1900
$1300-$2000
$2450
$1400-$2000
Bred Heifers -8
800-1000 lbs.
Better
Others
For more information
about three-toed box turtles, visit the MDC online
Field
Guide
at
mdc.mo.gov/node/987. For
more info on ornate box
turtles, visit the Field
Guide
at
mdc.mo.gov/node/7076.
COURTESY MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.
– The Missouri Department
of Conservation (MDC)
encourages motorists to
give turtles crossing roads
a brake. Turtles are struck
by cars throughout warmer
months, but are at special
risk this time of year because they are on the move.
Young males make up most
of the travelers as they
search for territories of
their own and for female
turtles. Comfort is also a
factor. Like other reptiles,
turtles are cold-blooded so
basking on warm asphalt
feels good on cool spring
days.
MDC encourages motorists to slow down when
they see a turtle in the road
SS & aged w/baby to 300 lb.
Smaller frame cows & calves
Box turtles can live for
decades, and females continue laying eggs for most
of their lives. They need
plenty of time to replace
themselves since snakes,
raccoons, opossums, and
other predators eat most of
their eggs.
Breeding Bulls - 26
David Means
573-642-9753
573-220-0472
Jack Harrison
573-386-2138
573-999-7197
John P. Harrison
573-386-5150
573-220-1482
David Bell
660-327-5633
Claude Niemeyer
573-324-2942
Don Burkemper
573-242-3177
Wayne McCluggage
573-373-5511
Wayne Frey
660-888-2712
few appendages have been
taken by predators or frostbite.
The ornate box turtle is
also a common traveler and
is found in all but the
southeastern corner of the
state. It is more adapted to
grasslands and is most
common in western Missouri. Ornate box turtles
usually have four toes per
hind foot. In keeping with
their name, ornate box turtles also have more vivid
yellow stripes on a black
background on the tops of
their shells. The bottoms of
their shells typically have
streaks of black on a yellow background.
Box turtles spend their
quiet lives eating plants,
earthworms, and insects. A
RIVERDELL CELEBRATES NURSING ASSISTANTS WEEK
Certified Nurses Assistants are key players in the lives
of the family of residents at Riverdell Care Center.
Each CNA is called to create an environment of caring.
Riverdell Care Center will celebrate the dedication and commitment
of our CNAs during the week of June 12, 2015 - June 19, 2015.
Riverdell Care Center would like to take this opportunity to
thank our CNAs for their hard work, dedication and
providing excellent care to our Riverdell family.
$2600-$3100
$1650-$2300
Slaughter Cows - 63
$118-$126
High Dressing
$105-$116
Bulk
$97-$106
Low, Thin
$80 & down
Slaughter Bulls- 11
$147.50-$160 24-Hr. Market Report
Thin
$125-$138
573-522-9244
Visit our website www.callawaylivestock.com
RIVERDELL
CARE CENTER
1121 11th St., Boonville, Mo.
660-882-7600
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORY
Advertise YOUR Business Service here! Call 660-882-5335
OUTDOOR SERVICES
J. MONNIG
OUTDOOR SERVICES
INSURED
FREE ESTIMATES
660-888-2181
For a list of more services,
please visit
www.jmonnigoutdoor.com
• Portable Sawmill
• Tree Trimming
& Removal
• Stump Grinding
• Landscaping &
Lawn Service
• Retaining Walls
SIMMONS PEST CONTROL, INC.
State Certified • Insured
• Termite Treatments • General Pest Control
• Tree & Shrub Spraying
• Termite Inspections VA & FHA
Wayne Cell: 573-219-6565
IRRIGATION/LANDSCAPING
GARAGE DOORS
Proudly serving Mid-MO since 1994
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
• Renovation
• Installation
• Maintenance
• Lawn
• Landscape
• Irrigation
• Snow Removal
• Bobcat Service
Boonville 660-888-8382 • Columbia 573-268-3223
LAWN SERVICE
PEST CONTROL
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All Makes & Models • Free Estimates
Kevin E. Small Owner
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• Custom Mowing & Trimming • Aeration • Fertilizing
• Tree Trimming • Bush & Hedge Trimming
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FULL SERVICE STATION
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18833 Hwy. 87
Boonville
• Mechanical Questions • Multi Mile Tire • U-Haul Dealer
FULL SERVICE GASOLINE, WE PUMP IT FOR YOU!
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FAMILY FEATURES
erk up your next picnic with these deliciously different sandwiches and salads that are super easy to prepare, plus they can be made ahead.
Condiments make the difference between a good sandwich and a great sandwich. Grab a jar of Aunt Nellie’s Sliced Pickled Beets. Their sweet-tangy
homemade flavor makes them a perfect base for quick relish to embellish all kinds of sandwiches.
For a Greek-inspired relish, chop and toss the beets with marinated artichoke hearts and olives. Add to a basic turkey sandwich for a gourmet twist.
Wrap up brunch favorites smoked salmon and cream cheese in a flour tortilla with a chopped pickled beet-red onion-caper relish. Delicious any time!
Pantry staples, such as READ 3 or 4 Bean Salad and German Potato Salad, are handy head starts to fabulous salads. A can of bean salad, cooked
tortellini, veggies and basil pesto make a picnic-perfect salad in minutes. German potato salad paired with grainy mustard and sliced steak becomes a
rustic entree salad to serve atop convenient packaged greens.
Patio party or potluck in the park, these new picnic picks will bring compliments. For additional recipes and serving suggestions, visit
www.auntnellies.com or www.READSalads.com.
Bean, Tortellini
& Pesto Salad
Servings: 6
Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
2 cans (15 ounces each)
READ 3 or 4
Bean Salad
1/4 cup prepared basil pesto
1/2 teaspoon salt (optional)
1 package (9 ounces)
refrigerated tortellini,
any variety
Drain bean salad; reserve 1/2
cup liquid. Combine reserved
liquid, pesto and salt, if desired;
set aside.
Cook tortellini according to
package directions; drain, rinse
in cold water and drain again.
Add pesto dressing; toss to coat.
Add stir-ins if desired. Toss with
bean salad.
Serve at room temperature or
chilled.
Note: Recipe can be doubled.
Optional Stir-Ins: grape
tomatoes or halved cherry
tomatoes, chopped bell pepper
and thinly sliced green onion
Smoked Salmon
& Beet Wraps
Servings: 4
1 jar (16 ounces) Aunt Nellie’s
Sliced Pickled Beets
2 tablespoons finely
chopped red onion
1–2 tablespoons capers
1–2 teaspoons lemon zest
1/2 cup spreadable chive
cream cheese
2 large soft flour tortillas
(10–12-inch diameter)
8 slices smoked salmon
1/2 cup baby spinach leaves
Drain beets; chop. Discard beet liquid.
In medium bowl, combine beets,
onion, capers and lemon zest.
Spread 1/4 cup cream cheese
evenly over each tortilla, leaving
1-inch border. Place 4 salmon slices
over cream cheese; press lightly. Top
each with spinach. Sprinkle beet
mixture evenly over spinach.
Roll up. Wrap each roll tightly
in plastic wrap. Refrigerate up to
4 hours.
To serve, remove plastic wrap; cut
each tortilla into 2 pieces.
Note: Can be made with other meats.
Picnic-Wiches With Greek
Artichoke-Beet Relish
Servings: 6
1 jar (16 ounces) Aunt Nellie’s Sliced
Pickled Beets
1 jar (about 6 ounces) marinated
artichoke hearts
1/2 cup pitted kalamata or ripe olives, sliced
3 tablespoons sliced green onions
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
6 romaine lettuce leaves
1 pound thinly sliced deli turkey
6 ciabatta or sandwich rolls, sliced
horizontally in half
1/3 cup crumbled feta cheese
1/4 cup pine nuts, toasted
Drain beets and artichoke hearts, reserving 1/4 cup
liquid from each. Coarsely chop beets and artichoke
hearts. Combine beets, artichokes, olives and green
onions in medium bowl; set aside.
Whisk together reserved beet and artichoke liquids
in small bowl. Pour over beet mixture; toss gently to
coat. Season with black pepper, if desired.
Layer lettuce and turkey on bottom halves of rolls.
Top with relish, feta cheese and pine nuts. Top with
remaining halves of rolls. Wrap tightly; chill up to 4
hours until ready to serve. Serve with remaining relish.
Steak & German
Potato Salad
Servings: 4
Cooking Time: 15 minutes
1 can (15 ounces) READ
German Potato Salad
2 tablespoons coarse
ground Dijon-style
mustard
1/2 pound boneless top
sirloin steak, cut
1 inch thick
1 bag (10 ounces) hearts
of romaine lettuce
Stir together potato salad and
mustard in medium bowl;
set aside.
Heat medium nonstick skillet
over medium heat until hot.
Place steak in skillet and cook
about 15 minutes until medium
rare doneness (145°F); turn
occasionally.
Cool steak. Carve diagonally across grain into 1/4inch-thick slices; reserve.
Just before serving, gently
toss steak with potato salad.
Serve over greens.
Note: Recipe can be doubled.
Call us for more
information
660-882-5335
June 17, 2015
Eagle Day at CMU nears
CMU welcomes incoming students
made not later than Thursday, June 18 and seating is
limited. Contact the CMU
Admission Department at
FAYETTE– Recent high
school graduates bound for
Central Methodist University this fall can better
clear a number of hurdles
early by attending an Eagle
Day on Tuesday, June 23.
Eagle Day allows incoming students, and family members, to visit
campus and learn more
about CMU. Separate sessions for students and for
parents are scheduled,
along with opportunities to
receive a course schedule
from an academic advisor,
finalize financial aid, and
meet student life and career development staff,
among others.
Students can sign up for
either the 8 a.m. or for the
noon Eagle Days sessions
by visiting www.centralmethodist.edu/admissions/checklist.php This
checklist also allows admitted students to complete all of the required
steps prior to starting
classes in the fall.
Reservations should be
660-248-6251 or by emailing admissions@centralmethodist.edu
for
details.
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 10 AM
4554 BRYANT BOTTOM ROAD
BLACKWATER, MO
From Blackwater Jct., I-70, exit 89, take southeast outer road one mile.
JEEP - 1973 CJ5, new cloth top. Nice, clean, no rust.
MOTORCYCLE - 1976 Moto Guzzi 850 side car & trailer, 71,000 mi., one owner, nice.
TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT - 1979 FORD 7700 - cab, air/heat, radio. Very clean, 4,000
hrs, diesel; New bush hog loader, bucket & bale spike; Ford 3600 3 pt., 3 cyl., high & low
shift, nice; Kuhn 8 ft. disc mower, new tarp; Ford twine tie square bale; New Holland 69
wire baler, pickup needs work; IHC rake front dolly; 10 ft. Woods rotary mower, pull type;
6 ft. 3 pt. finish mower; 6 ft. 3 pt. blade; 4 ft. lawn roller; 8 ft. John Deere wheel disc.
EQUIPMENT - (2) 3 pt. Ford plows, 2 & 3 bottom; David Bradley 4 wheel wagon, 14 ft. bed
sides & hoist, good; Cub Cadet 1500, 54 in. 27 HP, 200 hrs.; 3 pt. scoop; Polar Pro push
mower; Lawn Boy; Mini tiller; Small tilt garden trailer; 2600 gas power washer; Troy Bilt
tiller; Snow blower; 15 gal. 12 volt sprayer; Concrete drill with lot bits in various sizes; Chop
saw; Sawz-all; King sand blaster; Wagner Paint Crew painter, air regulator & hoses; Air
sander performance, new; Delta Contractor 10 in. table saw; Mitre saw & cabinet; Air compressor, 60 gal., up right twin cylinder; EQUIPMENT & MISC - Wire welder; Lincoln 225
welder; Cutting torch, regulator & hoses, no bottles; Olympic chain saw; Air conditioner
hoses, gauges & recovery pump; Orbit drill press; 24 ft. aluminum ext. ladder; Stock tank;
25 gallon mixer tub; Wheel barrow; Welding table, 5’x3.5’; Heavy welding table, 2’x2.5’;
Metal table, 6’x3’; Lot 3 pt. stabilizer & top links; Handy Man jack; 8 ft. picnic table; 110
air conditioner; New air mattress & pump; New roll carpet pad; Piano; Recliner rocker;
Maytag automatic washer; Lot concrete blocks; Lot small hand tools; Lots of miscellaneous.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a very clean sale. Most everything has been shedded and is in good
condition. Thanks.
Gary
Bob Kramel, Owner
660-834-3765
MCCOY & GRIFFITH AUCTION SERIVCE
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Terms & Conditions: Cash or good check with proper ID day of auction. Nothing removed until settled for.
Seller and auction company not responsible for accidents or lost property. Statements made day of auction take precedence over all printed material. Lunch served by Nelson Lions Club.
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 JUNE 8, 2015
Monday Receipts 2074 Head
Steers - Medium & Large (1408)
Computer Avg.
Heifers - Medium & Large (549)
Top
Computer Avg.
Top
$420.00
300 & down (15) $324
300 & down (8)
$271
$335.00
300-400 (51)
$325
$370.00
300-400 (103)
$297
$330.00
400-500 (164)
$307
$350.00
$260
$313.00
400-500 (144)
500-600 (277)
$261
$304.00
500-600 (137)
$238
$254.00
600-700 (394)
$253
$272.50
$221
$232.00
600-700 (139)
700-800 (191)
$234
$254.00
700-800 (18)
$182
$194.00
800-900 (313)
$214
$222.50
Several feeders such as fat, short, unweaned and bulls sold $15-$30 below above quotes.
Bred Cows (19)
Small, Old Thin
Slaughter Steers (27)
$1250-$1910
Choice 2 & 3
Mixed Select
$116-$124
$103-$116
$96-$104
$85 + down
$1530-$2825
Slaughter Heifers (12)
Slaughter Cows (69)
High Dressing
Bulk
Low
Thin
Pairs (5)
David Means
573-642-9753
573-220-0472
Jack Harrison
573-386-2138
573-999-7197
John P. Harrison
573-386-5150
573-220-1482
Choice 2 & 3
Slaughter Bulls (18)
Thin
David Bell
660-327-5633
Claude Niemeyer
573-324-2942
Don Burkemper
573-242-3177
Wayne McCluggage
573-373-5511
$157.50
$153.50-$157.50
$151-$154.50
$156.25
$151-$156.25
$135-$155
$188-133
Wayne Frey
660-888-2712
24-Hour Market Report 573-522-9244 Visit our website www.callawaylivestock.com
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NOW WE SHARE A NAME.
For more than 40 years, we have been a member of
the Central Bancompany family of banks. Our new
name strengthens our connection to our more than
140 sister locations where you will now have access
to your accounts. Though we’ll share a name, each
bank maintains local decision-making authority: a
business model that has stood the test of time. And
rest assured our ownership, our management, and
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Cooper County Memorial Hospital and Boonslick Heartland YMCA
would like to thank the following participants and
supporters for the success of our 2015 Healthy Kids Day event!
DONORS/CONTRIBUTORS
A Baker Floral Company
A-Bow-K
Ameren
Boonville Daily News
Central Missouri Dermatology
Citizen’s Bank & Trust
Citizen’s Community Bank
Copies Etc.
Delta Dental
FSCB Bank
Gardner & White
Jumping Things
McDonalds
Midwest Transplant Network
Rangeland Foods
Rick Ball Auto Mall
Sonic
Heart of Missouri United Way
VSP- Ameritas
PARTICIPANTS
AFLAC
Boonville Fire Department
Boonville Kiwanis Club
Boonville Masonic Lodge #36
Boonville Police Department
Boonville Rotary Club
Boonville Soccer Academy
Boonville Threshers Group
BTEC Students
Burrell Behavioral Health
CCMH Auxiliary
CCMH Rural Health Clinic
City of Boonville- Aquatic Center
Club House Head Start
Cooper County Ambulance
Cooper County Board of Sheltered Services
Cooper County Extension Office
Cooper County Public Health Department
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Girl Scouts
Hail Ridge Golf Course
Immanuel Lutheran Church School
Missouri Department of Conservation
Missouri First Steps
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Parents as Teachers
Pre-Dental Society
Saving Sight and Integrity
State Fair Community College
Nursing Program
State Farm Insurance
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BUNCETON
The Bunceton Community
Betterment
Association
(BCBA) has their schedule
out for Bunceton Days on July
3 and 4.
Beginning at 6 p.m. on July
3, there is a community dinner
sponsored by BCBA. Also beginning at 6 p.m. until 10
p.m., will be an ice cream social, cotton candy machine
and games including a bounce
house, pillow punch, bean bag
toss, tug of war, jail and dunking booth. The washers tournament begins at 6:30 p.m.
and a pet parade starts at 7
p.m. Russell Gerling will be in
town providing the music for
the street dance from 8 p.m. to
midnight. Be ready to get up
on July 4th so you don’t miss
the breakfast provided by the
Bunceton Federated Church
serving from 7-10 a.m. at the
Bunceton School Commons.
The Little Miss Fourth of July
contest begins at 8:45 a.m.
If you have questions about
the contest, contact Aletha
Knipp at 660-537-2168.
BY SARAH KUSCHEL
Forms to sign up for the contest are available at Mainstreet
Bank in Bunceton.
The Prince and Princess
contest follows at 10 a.m. and
the baby contest begins at
noon. Meet your family and
friends for the parade which
begins at 4 p.m. Following the
parade, there will be more
games. Also the ice cream social and beer garden open up
at 5 p.m. Registration for the
fiddle contest also begins at
this time.
The kids pedal pull starts at
5:15 p.m. A pulled pork dinner will be served at the ball
diamond from 5-9 p.m., and is
sponsored by the summer ball
association. There will be another washers tournament beginning at 5:30 p.m. The
fiddle contest begins at 6 p.m.
as well as the Cow Chip
Bingo. Individuals can sign up
on the board for their squares
for Cow Chip Bingo at Mainstreet Bank. Fireworks are
scheduled to begin at 9:15
p.m. followed by a concert at
9:30 p.m.
The schedule of events for
Little Miss Fourth of July and
Prince and Princess contest
are as follows. It will be held
on July Fourth at the Bunceton School gym. Little Miss
Fourth of July is open for girls
ages 7– 10 years old with a $5
entry fee payable to Bunceton
Community Betterment Association.
Each contestant will have a
private interview with judges
and need to be appropriately
dressed. The talent portion
will start immediately following the interview. Each contestant will be given a
maximum of five minutes to
perform their talent. This can
include singing, dancing, musical instruments, poem/story
reading, etc. Participants will
be able to change outfits for
the talent portion. Awards will
be given to every entrant. The
Prince and Princess contest is
open to boys and girls ages 4–
6 years old. It also has a $5
entry fee. The judging for this
will also be held at the Bunceton School gym.
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6 RIVERSIDE DR., BOONVILLE
Exceptional 4 BR, 2 full, 2 half BAs, 2-story w/approx.
3,514 finished sq. ft.of living space +unfinished 3rd fl.
attic. Numerous updates/amenities. Det. 2-car gar., 3 cvd.
porches, rear deck. Situated on 3.18 acre m/l of grass &
wooded areas. Seven blocks east of downtown.
$228,000. MLS #s 14-578 & 352852
Paula Renfrow
Salesperson
660-621-2404
NEW LISTING
TOO NEW FOR
PICTURE
NEW LISTING
519 HIGH ST., BOONVILLE
18653 HUNTERS RIDGE COURT
Award-winning B&B. Lovingly restored 4BR, 2.5 BA 2-story
w/approx. 3,544 fin. sq. ft. Built in 1880 on the banks of the
Missouri River. Close to well-known Katy Trail & downtown attractions. Currently operated as B&B, but could be converted to
private home. Beautiful park-like gardens in rear. $299,900
MLS#s 14-229/231 & 350515/350542.
Exquisite 4 BR, 3 BA home w/approx. 4,168 finished sq. ft.
Situated on 9.03 acres m/l of gently rolling land in
Boonville’s Hunter Ridge Subdivision, approx. 20 mi. from
Columbia. Includes a 40’x60’ workshop/garage, fishing/swimming pond, cvd. front porch, rear deck with stairs
leading to LL patio. $475,000. MLS #s 15-334 & 357979
1325 GRACE LANE - BOONVILLE
623 KROHN, BOONVILLE
Charming, well-maintained 3BR, 2BA, split-BR floor plan.
Brick on 3 sides, oversized gar., formal dining, frpl, all
kitchen appl. included. New roof in 2014 Home backs up
to the Katy Trail w/wooded view. MLS #15-352 $174,900
Ranch style 2BR, 1BA home in nice neighborhood with
fenced backyard. . Many recent improvements including
updated bath, kitchen and paint. Full unfinished basement
is plumbed for a 2nd bath. MLS #15-382 $112,000
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Salesperson, GRI
660-537-6460
1951 Boone Village Plaza, Suite. D
Boonville, MO • 660-882-8008
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610 SPRING ST., BOONVILLE
Remodeled 4 BR, 2 BA, 1905-built, 2-story home
w/approx. 1,500 sq. ft. +dry/clean unfinished bsmt.
Lg. LR; open kit./DR; FR w/ML bath; 4 UL BRs (1nonconforming)/BA. Cvd. front porch, rear deck, fenced
bkyd.Situated on 57.5’x150’ lot w/off-street parking.
$164,900. MLS #s 15-202 & 356715.
Barb Cooper
Broker-Associate
660-537-3731
REDUCED
1117 SONYA DR., BOONVILLE
4 BR, 3 BA ranch w/approx. 2,423 sq. ft. Features a ML
LR, kit/din combo, nice mstr BR/BA, 2 secondary
BRs/BA; LL FR, bar area, nonconforming BR, BA & storage. 2-car att. gar., front cvd porch; +rear cvd deck, patio
& fence. $169,900. MLS #s 15-75 & 355678
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900 SONYA DR., BOONVILLE
Impressive 5 BR, 3 BA ranch home w/2,716 m/l sq, ft, of
living space. Spit-BR design. Mostly finished walk-up bsmt.
Updated w/Corian counters, gas frpl, custom hickory wood
cabinets, main flr. W/D, lg. LL fam. rm., cvd. deck & patio.
Partially fncd bkyard.$242,500. MLS #s 15-285 & 357415
1108 GRACE LANE, BOONVILLE
1314 GRACE LANE, BOONVILLE
Upscale finish, 4BR, 3BA, w/formals, fam. rm, breakfast
nook, 2 gas frpl, sep. living qtrs in lower level. Oversized
lot, recent updates incl. C/H&A, on-demand water heater,
landscape. MLS #14-803 $269,900
Custom built 4BR, 3BA ranch.on spacious lot w/park-like setting. Counry kit. w/island, pantry w/pull-out drawers, mstr. bath
w/his & her sinks, Jacuzzi tub, shower & to walk-in closet, six
panel doors. MLS #15-225 $249,900
16865 FARRIS BOONVILLE
Well maintained, newer (05) 3-4 BR, 3 BA
home w/over-sized 29x29 gar. & a 36'x16'6
in-ground-pool. Easy commute to Columbia MLS #14-791 $169,900
609 WOODLAND PARK DR.
1007 MUELLER, BOONVILLE
4 BR, 3 BA ranch, finished W/O bsmt, 2-car att. gar. SplitBR design w/his/her closets in mstr. Kit/DR combo, LL FR
w/kitchenette; UL deck, LL patio. Boonville’s Woodland
Park Subdivision $174,900. MLS #s 15-278 & 357335
Affordable 3 BR, 2 BA split-level home w/approx. 1,422 finished sq. ft of living space and built-in 1-car garage. ML LR
& kit/din combo. LL FR & utility room. Rear deck. Move-in
Ready! $75,000. MLS #s 15-347 & 358082
801 6TH ST. - BOONVILLE
This well maintained 2BR, 1BA has orig.
woodwork, hrdwd flrs, C/H&A, lg. rms,
renovated bath, newer paint, windows,
roof, updated elec. MLS #14-430
$54,000
2400A Boonslick Dr. Boonville, MO 65233
660-882-9500
USDA READY. Well maintained, move-inready 3BR, 2BA on 250x150 lot. Lg. rms,
semi-open floor plan, newer carpet, tile &
paint. MLS #15-140 $120,000
405 COLLEGE, PILOT GROVE
5BR, 1BA all brick home with newer
roof & C/H&A. Covered front porch,
original woodwork, hrdwd floors. A
great opportunity for a fixer-upper
with unlimited potential. MLS #15287 Only $64,500
LOT #7 BOONE VILLAGE
PLAZA, BOONVILLE.
LOTS 9 + 54
SUNSET TRAILS, BOONVILLE
Lots of possibilities on this 1.91 ac.
Close to Boone Village Orschelns &
Walmart, paved parking lot. MLS #14412 $60,000
Building lots in Boonville's Sunset Trails
Subdivision. Concrete streets, curbing and
gutters Subdivision restrictions apply .MLS
#14-193 $28,500
www.associatedrealtyhomes.com
www.boonville.reeceandnichols.com
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