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INCIDENT REPORTS
GRILL-A-MEAL
2 tablespoon olive oil or butter Combine vegetables with water and place in 3 qt. microwave safe bowl, cover with plastic wrap and microwave on high for 5-6 min, or until vegetables are hot and just beginning to cook. Drain and add salt, pepper, garlic powder and herbs. Place mixture on large square of foil, top with olive oil or butter and bacon. Wrap securely place on grill 25-35 min or until vegetables or tender. Great with grilled chicken, steak, or even burgers and hot dogs.
By Linda Claas and Aimee Hirst
With the heat outside most of us do not want to heat up the kitchen inside, so the next best thing is heating up the grill. The great thing is that you can cook an entire meal on the grill, fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, poultry. Our appetites are slowing down in the summer and we like to eat on the lighter side. Grilling is also a good way to impacted bold flavor without a lot of fat and calories. Since the intense heat of the grill brings out the foods natural flavors, there is no need to cook with butter or fat oils. Instead I like using citrus based marinade sauces, or rubs to enhance flavor. Try olive oil instead of butter, you will save calories. Remember, the grill doesn't just have one temperature, SCORCH!! You can arrange and bank the coals to create different heat zones. Cooler for vegetables and fruits and hotter for meats.
SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT Arrests: • Jerry D. Sharp Jr., 37, from Jamestown • Samuel J. Drennan, 42, from Bunceton • Jessie Ross, 23, from Cameron • James Wedlow, 21, from Farmington • Courtney D. Racy, 20, from Farmington w • Tracy L. Parker Jr., 23, from Licking
HIGHWAY PATROL
GRILLED BANANA SPLITS 8 wooden skewers 2 large firm bananas cut into 1-1 1/2” pieces 1/4 small pineapple peeled, cored and cut into 1-1 1/2” pieces 8 large strawberries 1 teaspoon brandy, rum o pineapple juice. Vanilla ice cream (or flavor of choice) Carmel, butterscotch and or chocolate topping Chopped pecans toasted Soak skewers in warm water for 30 minutes to avoid burning. Thread banana chunks, pineapple, and strawberries onto skewers leaving 1/4 inch space between pieces. In a small bowl combine melted butter and brandy and brush mixture over fruit and grill for 5 to 10 minutes until fruit is warm and slightly brown. Drizzle topping over ice cream and add grilled fruit then top with pecans! Yum!!
VEGGIES ON THE GRILL 2 cups chopped red or yukon gold potatoes 1 cup chopped sweet onion 1 cup sliced red bell pepper 1/2 cup chopped celery 2 tablespoons water 1/2 teaspoon salt 1//4 teaspoon pepper 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil 1 tablespoon chopped parsley slices bacon, cooked crisp and cut into small pieces
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gomery City Russell W. Gibson, 32, from Boonville • Mark D. Kuschel, 23, from Boonville • Taylor M. Banks, 18, from Boonville • Robert L. Tompkin, 31, from Boonville • Stanley W. Young, 76, from Sedalia • Michael R. Knox, 38, from Boonville Jingyan Zheng, 39, from Sedalia • #347 EMS on Americana Drive at 11:38 a.m. on Friday. Out 28 minutes. • #348 EMS on Third Street at 2:58 p.m. on Friday. Out 18 minutes. • #349 EMS on Holler Street at 5:32 a.m. on Saturday. Out 23 minutes. • #350 EMS on Fourth Street at 7:13 p.m. on Saturday. Out 17 minutes. • #351 EMS on Mohawk Street at 6:27 a.m. on Sunday. Out 29 minutes. • #352 EMS on Jefferson Road at 9:36 p.m. on Sunday. Out 19 minutes. • #353 Fire alarm on Mid-America Industrial Drive at 9:51 a.m. on Monday. Out 27 minutes. • #354 Fire alarm on High Street at 7:29 p.m. on Monday. Out 17 minutes. • #355 EMS on Ashley Road at 12:50 a.m. on Wednesday. Out 20 minutes. • #356 EMS on Eleventh Street at 5:51 a.m. a.m. on Wednesday. Out 25 minutes. • #357 EMS on Main Street at 7:05 a.m. on Thursday. Out 30 minutes. • #358 EMS on Boonevillage Drive at 1:01 p.m. on Thursday. Out 29 minutes.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Arrests: • James E. Lee, 20, from Glasgow 24-Hr. Hold: • Jeremy A. Ruleman, 29, from Columbia • Tera M. Eckerle, 23, from Columbia • Misty Strickland, 32, from Boonville • Joseph M. Melendez, 40, from Versailles, Mo., • Kenneth L. Mallott Jr., 30, from Boonville • Jason M. Bundy, 29, from Boonville Arrests: • Ronald D. Edward, 62, from Boonville • Cody L. Spencer, 21, from Boonville • Brittney N. Ditto, 20, from Boonville • Kenneth C. Mallott Jr., 30, from Boonville • Anna M. O’Bryan, 19, from Boonville w • William E. O’Bryan, 41, from Boonville • Derek A. Bruce, 17, from Boonville Summons: • Tyler J. Frederick, 22, from Boonville • Susan Griffith, 56, from Columbia • Katherine J. Maxwell, 59, from St. Louis • Peter Nguyen, 29, from Seminole, Fla., • Tina M. Schooley, 46, from Holden • Molly A. Goodwin, 59, from Independence w • Alquita E. Lee, 61, from Boonville • Linda L. Mitchell. 67, from Mont-
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MUSTARD BROWN SUGAR GLAZED CHICKEN 1/2 cup prepared Dijon-style mustard 1/2 cup pack dark brown sugar 1 level teaspoon ground allspice 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper (or more to taste) 4 (6oz) boneless chicken breast cooking spray Spray grill or broiler with cooking spray. Combine first 4 ingredients in a small bowl, stirring well. Reserve and set aside 1/4 cup sauce mixture. Place chicken on grill rack. Brush half of remaining mixture over one side of chicken. Grill chicken for 3 to 4 min. Turn chicken brush over with remaining sauce, grill 3 to 4 min or until done. Drizzle the sauce you reserved over the chicken when ready to serve.
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Tuesday, July 12th @ 12:00 Noon Personal Property Begins @ 9:00 a.m. 909 Gmelich St., Boonville, MO For More Information, A Private Showing, Or How To Purchase This Property At Auction, Call Your Real Estate Auction Specialists: Atterberry Auction & Realty (573) 474-9295 or Email: [emailprotected] TERMS: $10,000.00 Down Day Of Auction. Remaining Balance Due Within 30 Days Or Sooner. A 4% Buyer’s Fee Is Applied To The Final Bid. Sold Subject To Probate Courts Approval.
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Looking for a fair or festival? Missouri has it’s share!
Fair season is upon us and Missouri seems to have plenty to go around. From small town fairs, to county fairs, to the Missouri State Fair the summer is filled the fun and excitement of fairs and festivals. Here is a list of upcoming local events:
HOWARD COUNTY FAIR JULY 5th-10 Fayette PRAIRIE HOME FAIR July 6th-9th Downtown Prairie Home SALINE COUNTY FAIR July 9-17 Fairgrounds, Hwy 65, Marshall
And, then of course the Missouri State Fair will be held August 11-21, 2011 offering something for everyone. This year’s theme is “It’s a Show-Me Thing!” The Missouri State Fair Box Office in Sedalia opened June 27 and offers tickets for all paid events Aug. 11-21. Operating hours are noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, during the Fair 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The State Fair Arena will host 10 ticketed events, sponsored by Toyota including: MRCA State Finals Rodeo; Missouri Association Truck & Tractor Pull; Motocross; Antique Classic Tractor Pull;MSF Championship Bull Riding; and Demolition Derby. The Pepsi Grandstand will offer 11 ticketed events: Jerrod Niemann with Candy Coburn; Lynyrd Skynyrd with the Doobie Brothers; Jason Aldean with Thompson Square
and Chris Young; Country Gold Tour; Missouri Association Championship Truck & Tractor Pull; Monster Truck Show; Rhonda Vincent and The Rage, Dailey & Vincent & The Next Best Thing; Kenny Wayne Shepherd with Trampled Under Foot; Luke Bryan with Josh Thompson; Carnival of Madness Tour featuring Theory of a Deadman, Alter Bridge, Adelitas Way and Emphatic; and Lucas Oil MLRA Late Models, ASCS Warrior Region 360 Sprints and Modifieds. For schedule and ticket information and prices visit www.mostatefair.com. Tickets may also be purchased online at www.ticketmaster.com or by calling 1-800-7966776. For information on festivals and fairs around the state visit www.missourifairsandfestivals.org or www.countyfairgrounds.net.
Southfork Regulators return to Blackwater
BOONE COUNTY FAIR July 22-30 Boone County Fairgrounds, Columbia
The Southfork Regulators, an old west re-enactment group, will return to Blackwater on July 9th. During their visit in May they staged a bank robbery, train robbery, shootout at the OK Corral and comedy shootouts throughout the day. They were a huge hit with visitors.
COOPER COUNTY YOUTH FAIR July 27-30 Cooper County Fairgrounds, Boonville
DEATHS IN OUR COMMUNITY LUCILLE E. SINCLAIR, 90
Lucille E. Sinclair, 90, of Barnett, passed away Thursday, June 23, at her son’s home.
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DR. JOSEPH BURTON (J.B.) BLACK JR., 87
Dr. Joseph Burton (J.B.) Black Jr., died June 23, at Westminster Village in Muncie.
MERRILL M. SCHUMAKER, 95
Merrill M. Schumaker, 95, of Jefferson City, passed away Tuesday, June 28, at Oak Tree Villa
LARRY D. ASH, 76
Larry D. Ash, 76, formerly of Lupus, Mo., passed away on Sunday, June 26, at Riverdell Care Center in Boonville, Mo.
MAUREEN HOWELL, 58
Maureen Howell, 58, of Prairie Home, Mo., passed away Sunday, June 26, at her residence.
CONNYE J. TUTTLE, 61
Connye J. Tuttle, 61, of California, Mo., passed away on Tuesday, June 28, at Riverdell Care Center.
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Norbert E. Smith, 95, of Lone Elm, died Monday, June 27, at Hartmann Village in Boonville.
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August 13th, the Boonville Daily News will host its second annual Boonville Area Wide Garage Sale. The BDN is promoting this event to bring more buyers to your garage sale. It’s easy to participate! (1) Fill out the form. (2) Return it to the BDN to place your ad. (3) Get your stuff ready. (4) Hold your garage sale Saturday, August 13. Your garage sale ad will appear in the Garage Sale Special pages section of The Weekly on April 6th. This special section will have an area map with garage sales listed by location, and the advertising sponsors for the Special Section Guide. The guide will also be available at all sponsor locations for garage sale shoppers. It’s time to have your sale — Join your neighbors!
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REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION I am making my home elsewhere and will auction the following condo and personal property located at 4B Pinecrest Road, Boonville, MO. From I-70, take Boonville exit 103 (at Bobber), then go north on Route B 1.2 miles to Boonslick Dr., then to Boone Village Dr., then west on Boone Village Dr. .2 mile to Pinecrest Rd.
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SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2011 - STARTS 9:30 AM REAL ESTATE: auctioned at 12 Noon: 2 bedroom condo in the Pine Crest Retirement Home Community. Well designed floor plan with everything on one level. See website for additional details and photos. Terms:Successful bidder will pay $5,000 as earnest money, when signing real estate contract, day of auction, with the balance payable at closing in 30 days. Sellers will provide title insurance. Taxes will be pro-rated to closing. 2010 taxes $1,291.40. Possession will be granted at closing time. Property does sell subject to confirmation & bylaws of the Pine Crest Homes Association. Announcements day of auction take precedence over printed material. Property Information Package (PIP) in pdf format is available at www.voorheisauction.com. For your private viewing call Brent at 573-808-3989. FURNITURE: Emperor 6’ walnut grandfather clock • Mahogany Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table w/4 leaves • Mahogany hutch w/drawers • Very nice mahogany hutch w/glass doors • 6 ladder back chairs w/woven cane seats • Mahogany curved glass 4 shelf china cabinet w/side glass • Mahogany sheet music cabinet • Schweiger 3 cushion sofa • 2 Thomasville 1-drawer mahogany end tables w/Queen Anne legs & drop leaves • Fruitwood queen size bed, gentlemen’s chest, triple dresser w/mirror • French Provincial full size bed, 4 dwr. chest & desk • Walnut 4 dwr. student’s desk • 3’ oil painting of lake scene by Akers ‘73 CAR (sells near 11:45 AM): 2000 Toyota Camry LE w/4 doors, pull power, leather seats, AM/FM CD & cassette, power moon roof, 113, 667 miles. Always set in garage CHINA & GLASS • COLLECTIBLES: E. Howard & Co Boston man's pocket watch • Bulova 30 jewel self-winding wristwatch • Gruen, Seiko & Kingston men's wristwatches • Flower Basket handmade quilt • Double Wedding Ring handmade quilt • Royal Copley pitcher w/roses • Roseville 966-7" vase • Aladdin alacite electric rose/white Table Lamp w/finial STERLING & SILVERPLATE: Towle sterling "French Provinetal" flatware service includes 8 dinner forks, 8 salad forks, 12 teaspoons, 8 knives, 1 butter knife, pattern introduced in 1948 and is active • 48 pcs. 1847 Rogers Brothers silverplate flatware "Reflection" pattern service for 8 • 31 pcs. 1847 Rogers Brothers silverplate flatware "Remembrance" pattern service for 8 • Other silverplate serving pieces & flatware HOUSEHOLD & OTHER: Orion 27" color TV • Magnovox DVD player • Sony stereo receiver • RCA 5 disc CD changer • 2 very nice Polk Audio column speakers • Maytag washer & dryer • George Foreman electric BBQ • CharBroil LP gas BBQ • Hoover & Dirt Devil upright sweepers • Sharp Carousel microwave • Left handed golf clubs w/graphite shafts & bag • Fishing equipment • Other items not listed Photos at www.voorheisauction.com
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NEWS BRIEFS
tion started looking for a full-time surgeon around five months ago and later moved to a search for a part-time surgeon after a preliminary community assessment. The administration is in the middle of a community needs By Eric Berger said hospital CEO Allen Waldo. survey, Boonville — “We don’t have business to do full-time surgery,” Waldo A former Howard County resident pleaded guilty in fedsaid Tuesday. eral court Monday to two cattle fraud schemes that prosecuRecruiting for a rural hospital comes up against two basic tors state cost 28 victims, including a bank in Fulton, nearly hurdles: demand for surgical procedures in a small town, es$8 million, according to a news release. which is close to a healthcare hub such as Columbia, pecially Kevin Ray Asbury, 44, is charged with bank fraud, wire and revenue that will justify a surgeon’s steep hiring costs. fraud and money laundering. He admitted to operating a Physicians also have their own preferences regarding geoPonzi-type scheme in which he continually solicited new ingraphic location, work hours, call schedules and compensavestors in cattle transactions to cover debts owed to existing tion that affect rural recruiting. customers, and to misrepresenting the amount of cattle he “You need to have doctors for back-up calls,” Waldo said. owned in obtaining a line of credit from The Callaway Bank. For instance, a hospital can’t have one obstetrician or gyneThe schemes, operated through his R&K Angus Ranch in cologist but at least two to three, so that one can fill for the Howard County, lasted almost two years, until bank repreothers, he said. sentatives visited his property in 2008 and found far fewer But then, the number of deliveries at the hospital needs to cattle than expected. The bank seized some farm equipment Missouri River — National Guard enough to justify the expenses of the specialists, Waldo be as collateral but still lost more than $2.7 million in the to assist in Wooldridge said. scheme. Asbury told investors that the returns he paid them By Sananda Sahoo The same goes for surgeons, he said. were from the sale of cattle, and he defrauded at least 27 inThe National Guard will start a sandbagging mission in The wage demands of a full-time general surgeon can be dividuals of $5.1 million, according to the plea agreement. Wooldridge around 9.30 a.m. Friday to prevent possible anywhere between $300,000 and $350,000 a year, said Asbury forfeits all property involved in the bank and wire flooding along the Missouri River as its water level contin- Nathan Baker, a senior partner at physician recruiting firm fraud schemes, which includes a monetary judgment of ues to rise. Arthur-Marshall based in Irving, Texas. $9.09 million. He would serve nine years in federal prison Soldiers with the 1-129th Field Artillery and the 220th EnA part-time surgeon at a hospital is usually not paid by the without parole under a recommendation agreed to with the gineer Company of Festus will help support the levee in hospital but keeps medical fees from patients. The hospital prosecutor. Wooldridge along with Cooper County Emergency Man- gets business by charging patients for medical testing and diAsbury first received a loan on farm property in 2001 agement Agency. agnostics that the surgeon prescribes. from The Callaway Bank where he maintained a business Around 21 National Guard members will be in Geographic location is one of the first hurdles that reand checking account. In December 2006, a Callaway Bank Wooldridge on Friday, said Jennifer Archdekin, a national cruiters come across in hiring doctors for rural areas. representative visited Asbury’s farm in Armstrong after AsGuard spokesperson in St. Joseph. “If a doctor comes from larger towns, he looks for pro bury applied for a line of credit. The ranch operator showed Record rainfall in the upper Missouri basin and melting baseball clubs or proximity to a large town,” Waldo said. the representative thousands of cattle which he claimed to snowpack have increased the water level at dams in northern Amenities, such as shopping malls, large airports and own. The bank provided Asbury a $4 million line of credit. states. As a result, the reservoirs are releasing record amounts schools, are some of the attractions that go against small In documents submitted to the bank, Asbury falsely claimed of water starting with Gavin’s Point dam located to the west towns even though larger towns mean more competition and to lease land on which he owned about 6,000 heads of cattle of Yankton, S.D. less income for a physician. worth almost $7 million. The levee in Wooldridge is designed to prevent the Petite A majority of 76 participants in a survey said they inWhen Asbury lacked funds to pay the bank and other perSaline Creek from inundating the village of 49 residents. The tended to practice within 10 miles of their training site, acsonal debts around May 2007, he began engaging in the storm water is held in a ditch in the village next to the levee. cording to a 2008 study by Association of American Medical Ponzi scheme. He recruited investors for cattle transactions Missouri River’s record crest at Boonville during the Colleges. where he purchased cattle on their behalf and agreed to a rate flood of 1993 happened at 37.10 feet. The water level in A physician who wants to live in an urban center “is likely of return with them for when the cattle sold. The rate of reBoonville stands at 27.73 feet, according to the National to take a $20,000 a year less to work in Columbia than stay turn was above that of similar transactions and induced inWeather Service. in Boonville,” Baker said. “The doctors who will stay in rural vestors to enter into larger transactions with him and to Wooldridge levee will be breached if Missouri River areas are those who don’t want to be in metropolitan areas.” recruit more investors, according to the plea agreement. reaches 31 feet. Boonville is uniquely positioned that way, being half an He also obtained short-term loans from past customers, hour away from Columbia and within two hours of St. Louis claiming that the funds would be repaid when certain cattle Cooper County Hospital searches or Kansas City. were sold. To conceal the transaction from The Callaway for surgeon Lack of competition, quality of life where there is a comBank and his accountant, Asbury maintained an account at By Sananda Sahoo munity feeling, low crime rates and lower cost of living Cooper County Memorial would go in favor of small towns, such as Boonville, Baker Hospital is looking for a said. part-time surgeon to serve Some federal programs aim to encourage doctors to set the local population and tap up in rural areas. Flip & Kathy Sears are so happy & proud to have Karen into the business that often Doctors who immigrate to the United States have to comKreienheder with our office. She has been working so hard & goes to health centers in Co- plete a three-year residency in a rural area to get board cerdiligently & is following up on every lead. She is very lumbia in the absence of a tified even if they completed a residency and specialization knowledgeable of financing & she general surgeon in town. in their home countries. will do a wonderful job for you The hospital administraBut that doesn’t guarantee that a physician will stay in the whether you are a Buyer or Seller. rural area long term, Baker Karen already has some wonderful 108 WALNUT said. references. She is working 24-7. Superior renovation throughout. Karen has resided in Boonville for 28 American physicians are You will be impressed!! 3 BR + years with her husband John & in such high demand that if den, 2 BA, fireplace, hardwood, daughter Chelsea. person is a good physician great basem*nt & landscape. The Following Items Will Be Sold At Public Auction In Boonville Mo At 16899 Dunkles Dr. with good references, “he Call Karen at $139,900 Cooper County Youth Fairgrounds Building Located approx. 4 miles west of Boonville Off will get a job anywhere,” HWY Old 40 on Dunkles Dr. Follow Sale Signs. 660-537-1472. Baker said. The demand is SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2011 • 10:00 AM ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE: Hutch, Server, Table w/6 Side Chairs & 2 Armchairs, 2 Leaves* 2 Apple so high that even those with Butter Jars* Noritke Dishes Service for 12* Granite Roaster* Jewell Tea Dishes: Pitcher w/Lid, Custard Cups, Casserole Dish w/Lid, Sugar Bowl w/Lid* Salt & Pepper(One Without Lid)* Trombone HOUSEmalpractice record gets hired HOLD: Furniture: Loveseat* 4 Matching Sofa Tables* Matching Coffee Table, Lamp Table, 2 End 511 Main St. • Boonville • (660) 882-6516 somewhere, he said. Tables* Blue Queen Sz. Divan* Kimball Spinnett Piano* Bookcase 6 Shelves* Sewing Machine* Extend Arm Lamp* Bassett Bedroom Set Includes: King Sz. Bed, Dresser, Chest of Drawers* Desk* 2 Dressers Federal programs such as [emailprotected] • www.era1stchoice.com w/Mirror* Formica Top Table* Wood Stove* Log Rack* Baby Bed* BBQ Grill* MISC: Electric Heater* Lot Each office is independently owned & operated National Health Service enof Sm. Toys* Bingo Set* Computer & Parts* Dust Buster Vacuum* Lot of Board Games* Lot Friut Jars* Murphy's Boy's Bicycle YARD EQUIPMENT& TOOLS: Stihl Chains Saw* Stihl Trimmer* Poulan Chain courage recent medical gradSaw* Snapper Push Lawn Mower* Yard Trailer *Snow Blower* Husqvarna Rear Tine Tiller* Air Tank* uates to work in rural areas Roll of Electric Wire* Skill Saw* 3/8 Drill* 24 Aluminum Extension Ladder* 15 Gallon Demand Sprayer for ATV* Long Handle Shovel* Sledgehammer* Post Hole Digger* Potato Fork* Ax* Garden Rake* Role for two years or more to get of American Wire 47"* Scott's Fertilizer Spreader* 12 Volt Battery Charger* Lot Hoses* Lot Extension Cords GUNS: Marlin 22 Automatic Rifle (Jammed)* Never Fired 7400 Remington 270 Auto w/Scope* 3 a portion or all of their Boxes of 270 Shells school debt waived. SELLER: JIM ALEXANDER Still many of the physiHOUSEHOLD & MISC: Kitchen Knife Set* Formica Top Table w/4 Chairs* Glass Top Coffee Table w/Matching Table* Tan Recliner* Table Floor Lamp* Samsonite Card Table w/6 Folding Chairs* Sm. cians leave to do fellowTable* RCA 27” TV* 1950s Blonde Bedroom Set w/Full Bed, Dresser, Night Stand, Chest of Drawers* ships, most of which are Cabinet* Waterfall Desk* Whirlpool Washer* Speed Queen Dryer* Walker* Cane* Fire Resistant Sm. DIFFERENT SPECIALS DAILY Lockbox* Galvanize Bucket* RCA Converter Box & Antenna* Kirby Generation 3 Vacuum* Ingram located in urban areas, and Mantel Clock Wind Chime* Jewelry Box* Clocks* New Horseshoe Game Set In Crate* Old School* Como Electric "50 Year" Thermometer* Hand Vac* Splash Guards* Set Curved Combination Wrenches ICE “many are not interested in Hotdog & Lays Chips (8 lb bag) SELLER: ALBERT FRIELING moving back to the rural Fountain Drink (17oz bag) TOYS: Lot Porcelain Dolls* Hot Wheels Service Center* 2 Aladdin Metal Dukes of Hazard Lunch Boxes (any size) ¢ communities,” Baker said. Bottles* Fisher-Price Play Family Seame Street House* Highway Patrol Road Set* TCR w/Thermal co*ke (2 liter) $ 49 Race Track* The Dukes of Hazard Board Game*Fisher Price Toy Video Camera w/ Disney Tapes* Toy There are two main reaATT Push Botton Phone* Coca-Cola Car Semi & Trailer* Tonka Truck* Ertl Track & Trailer* Lot Childrens $ 50 sons behind that trend: rural Books* Nylint Truck & Trailer* Lot Hotwheel & Other Cars* Nascar Interactive Play Rug (New)* TYCO surgeons may have to perTrain Set* TYCO Burlington Northern Engine* Western Toy Train & Station* 2 Lazer Tag Game Kits* The Jestons Game* HOUSEHOLD: Blue Recliner* 27" TV* Twin Bed* Full Bed* Dining Table w/6 Chairs form surgeries that range Vote for your favorite & Extra Leaf* Wood Desk* Oak Shelf* Gidson Washer* Lot VCR Tapes* Storage Tubs* Glavinzed Water Come in & from gall bladder operations Can* Sm. Cooler* Work Mate Shop Bench* Maple Table w/4 Chairs & Pullout Leaves* Sette Bench* Lg car & enter a raffle check us out! Computer Armoire* Lot Quanity(7) 5.0 Megapixels Digital Camera* Watches (2)- Polo* (2)-Figaro to caesarean sections while a Coutre* (1)-Armitron* (1)- Unionbay * Wood BaseBall Bats: Louisville Hillerich & Bradsby Grand Slam, surgeon may be interested in Al Kaline Model * H&B Little League Mikey Mantle * H&B Al Kaline Little League ANTIQUE & COL15899 Logans Lake Rd. • Boonville LECTIBLE: 20 Gal Red Wing Stone Crock w/ Bail Handles (Does have a line)* Mccoy Pottery* Floretine doing only a specific type of Usa Vase* Music Box-India* Oriental Porcelain Bodied Jester Dolls (New)* Hawiian Doll* Wooden surgery, or they have to manBowls-India*Oriental Hand-Painted Laqured Bowl, Mug, & Utensils-Japan*-Vhs Movie Camera W/6x Zoom Capacity W/Sound Capability * Oriental Trinket Boxes* Pair Porcelain Clown Banks* 5 Gal. Mccoy age clinics as well as paCrock (1)-2 Gal. Red Wing Crock* India Hand Crafted Nik-Nak Shelf* Star Trek Plates W/Certificates. tients in the hospitals besides This Is A Complete Series* Commerative Star Trek Plate W/ 24kt. Gold Rim W/Certificate Other Items Too Numerous To Mention • Terms Cash Or Check • Not Responsible For Accidents Or managing ICU and take Commercial Trust Company. He had investors wire money into that account for loans and cattle purchases, which he then transferred to Callaway Bank. The plea agreement, which does not disclose the names of the individuals defrauded, states a victim wired $196,250 to Asbury’s account at Commercial Trust for what the customer thought was the purchase of 250 heads of Angus cows between age 3 and 6 at an average weight of 1,150 pounds for $785 each. Asbury never purchased the cattle and instead transferred $96,000 of the payment to his checking account at the Callaway Bank and transferred the remainder to a second victim, telling the person that the money was their return from a previous cattle purchase. Asbury awaits a sentencing hearing which will be scheduled after the conclusion of a pre-sentence investigation by the U.S. Probation Office, according to the news release.
Howard County man pleads guilty to cattle fraud, money laundering
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ESTATE AUCTION - REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY Tuesday, July 12, 2011 at 9 AM (Real Estate Sells at 12 Noon) 909 Gmelich Street, Boonville, MO Directions: I-70 To Boonville Exit #106, North On Hwy. 87 Approx. 3 Miles To 7th Street, Right On 7th Street to Spruce, Right To Auction On Left. (Watch For Signs!)
ALL BRICK RANCH STYLE HOME W/ INLAW APARTMENT, GREAT LOCATION!
CCMH OUTPATIENT SPECIALTY CLINIC Cardiology: Anthony Spaedy, MD July 7 William Fay, MD July 13, 20, 27 Tillman Cyrus, MD July 5 Dermatology: Luke Welch, MD July 7, 14, 21, 28 GI: Donald Gerhardt, MD July 11, 18, 25 Michelle Diaz-Arias, MD July 6, 27
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Jonathan Fallis, DPM July 22 Marrianne Misiewicz, DPM July 14, 28 Rheumatology: Daniel Jost, MD July 22 Surgery: Donna Richardson, MD July 5, 12, 19, 26
Note: In Settling The Estate, The Family Is Offering This Nice Home & Contents At Auction. This Is A Home That Is Ready To Move Into & Enjoy! Let Tenant Help Pay Mortgage Or Great Lower Apartment For Family To Live. For More Information, a Private Showing, or How to Purchase this Property at Auction, Call Your Real Estate Auction Specialists: Atterberry Auction & Realty (573) 474-9295 Or Email: [emailprotected] Terms: $10,000.00 Down Day Of Auction. Remaining Balance Due Within 30 Days Or Sooner. A 4% Buyer’s Fee Is Applied To The Final Bid. Sold Subject To Probate Courts Approval. Modern & Antique Furniture: Oak End Table W/ Claw & Glass Ball Feet • Oak China Cabinets • Oak Washstand • Nice 5 Piece Oak Bedroom Set • 2 Claw Footed Oak Dining Tables • Dining Chairs • Maple China Cabinets • French Style Four Drawer Chest • Newer Floral Sofa • Oak Pie Safe • Oak Piano Stool W/Back & Claw & Ball Feet • Oak 3 Piece Bedroom Set • Cedar Chest • Jewelry Cabinet • High Back Chairs • Oil On Canvas By K. Sanford • Appliances Glass & Collectibles – Lg. Collection Of Figurines: Fenton Glass • Art Glass • RS Hat Pin Holder • Hand Decorated Bowls • Figurines • Johnson Bros. China Set • Johnson Bros. China Set • Liberty Blue China • Depression Glass Pitcher • Coin Glass Bowl • Quilts • Beauty Salon Items
SELLERS: THE VIOLET HOOK ESTATE Terms: Cash Or Good Check W/ Proper I.D., MasterCard, & Visa Are Accepted. With A 5% Convenience Fee, Unless Paid By Cash Or Check. Out Of State Checks Must Be Accompanied W/ A Bank Letter Of Credit, Or Be Pre-Approved By Auction Company 5 Days Prior To Auction. Announcements Day Of Auction Take Priority Over All Advertising.
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Take precautions to help minimize health, safety and environmental concerns from flooding Water and Wastewater. Disaster Response for On-Site Wastewater Systems. Facts on Open Burning Under Missouri Regulations. Household Chemicals and Household Hazardous Waste. How to Handle Asbestos-Containing Debris. Water Pollution.
What to do with Disaster Debris.
avoid recreational boating on rivers and streams in flood stage. Rapidly flowing floodwaters can contain unpredictable currents, eddies and can conceal submerged or moving objects. For more information or questions on environmental concerns, contact the Department of Natural Resources at 800361-4827 or contact one of the department’s regional offices in your area. Kansas City Regional Office – 816-622-7000 Northeast Regional Office – 660-385-8000 Southeast Regional Office – 573-840-9750 Southwest Regional Office – 417-891-4300 St. Louis Regional Office – 314-416-2960
If the fact sheets and documents do not address your questions or communities and residents are unable to access the Web, please call the Missouri Department of Natural Resources at 800-361-4827. If residents experience a loss in water pressure for any period of time they should contact their public water supply directly for further information and consult the local news media for notification when any health advisories have been issued or lifted. If residents need additional information or cannot reach their water supply representative, call the department’s Public Drinking Water Branch at 800-361-4827 or 573-751-5331 or your nearest regional office. Individuals using private wells that may have been flooded should follow boil order procedures, which are available from their local public health agency. TH Rising river stages increases the potential for envi400 blk. of Spring ronmental and recreational hazards. Flooded rivers and streams can become contaminated with sewage, animal • Bikini Bike Wash wastes and other harmful contaminants, which are why • Mini Donuts it is important to try to avoid • Pulled Pork Sandwiches contact with floodwaters. If contact with floodwaters is • Live Band unavoidable, shower or bathe featuring Big Square & LR with anti-bacterial soap afterwards. In addition, citizens should
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO, JUNE 16, 2011 – Releases from the Missouri River major reservoirs are increasing to unprecedented amounts and additional rainfall within the watershed will determine the severity and duration of flooding this summer. In anticipation of the rising floodwaters, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources would like to encourage citizens located within the Missouri River floodplain to take necessary precautions to help minimize health, safety and environmental concerns from flooding. Household hazardous waste, agricultural chemicals, propane and other fuel tanks including used oil containers should be removed or secured to prevent exposure with flood waters. All fuel tanks should be properly marked to help identify them and avoid problems in the event of local flooding. In addition, private water well owners should ensure the well cap is free from cracks and secured to the well casing to prevent it from becoming contaminated during a flood with pollutants that be included in the floodwaters. The department has a natural disaster resource webpage to provide residents of floodstricken communities’ important information on preparing Tuesday, June 28, 2011 • Total Receipts: 837 Head for and recovering from (5-7 Higher) flooding. The department’s STEERS Average - High HEIFERS Average - High disaster website at 300-400 .........$148.50 - 166.00 300 - 400 .......$138.755- 154.00 dnr.mo.gov/disaster.htm pro400-500 .........$147.70 - 164.75 400- 500 .......$134.75 - 143.00 500-600 .........$141.00 - 157.00 500 - 600 .......$135.75 - 143.25 vides community leaders, 600-700 .........$131.25- 142.75 600 - 700 .......$124.50 - 129.75 emergency responders and 700-800 .........$131.50 - 133.60 700 - 800 .......$121.85 - 124.50 individuals with a convenient 800-900 .........$126.10 800 - 900 .......$116.90 - $118.50 location to find an extensive list of fact sheets to aid in COW/CALF PAIRS RANGE $1090 - 1525 preparation for and recovery BOTTLE CALVES RANGE $200 - 250 from recent floods. A list of a BRED COWS RANGE $660- 1060 few of those fact sheets are SLAUGHTER COWS SHELLY $121.50 - 141.50 listed below. BETTER $65.00 - 74.00
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Reducing the Impact of Flooding – Agricultural Chemicals, Household Hazardous Waste, Propane Tanks and Private Water Wells. How to Construct a Sandbag Emergency Levee.
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Boonslick Heartland YMCA will host new Children’s Cooking Classes for both girls and boys will be held from 5 - 7 p.m. at the St. Peter & Paul Church Hall. Age groups are: 5-9 years and 10-13 years. A parent or guardian must be in attendance with their child/children in the younger age group. For more information call Megan Reisinger 660882-8500, or visit the website: www.boonslickheartlandy mca.org.
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Boonville Knights of Columbus will host a Summer Blood Drive from 2 - 6 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Hall main room, Radio Hill Road, Boonville. To make an appointment online go to www.savealifenow.org. Be sure to use sponsor code: BOONKOC. You can also contact John Davis at 660882-2632 or [emailprotected]
Arrow Rock State Historic Site will host Skeet Shooting from 9 a.m. - Noon, and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. You must register by calling 660837-3330.
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Clatter & Splatter will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, 417 Vine Street, across the street from Thespian Hall. For more details and to view the artwork online visit www.clatter.com. If you would like to participate please email the Rats at [emailprotected] or call 660-882-3300. The Salt Fork Cemetery Association will hold its annual public meeting at 2 p.m. at the cemetery south of Nelson.
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STANDING MEETINGS Aglow International Boonville Community Lighthouse meets the 1st
Thursday of each month at Hartmann Village, 615 Rankin Mill Lane. For more information call 660-537-5848. Just for Today Alanon Family of Boonville meets Mondays at 8 p.m., Wednesdays at noon, and Fridays at 8 p.m. at 417-1/2 Main Street, Boonville. Call 882-7247, 882-7656, or 882-7541. The Fayette meetings for Little Dixie Alanon Family group are Saturdays at 8 p.m. at First Christian Church. Call 848-2300 or 882-8503. Alateen for all teenagers affected by someone’s drinking meets Mondays at 8 p.m. at 417 1/2 Main Street. Call 882-7541, 8827656. The Santa Fe Trail Alcoholics Anonymous group meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 417 1/2 Main Street in Boonville. Call 537-0945, 882-3148.
The Westside 12 X 12 Alcoholics Anonymous group meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 10 a.m. at 18240 Highway 87, Boonville. Call 882-6383, 573-808-0664 or 8822051. Alzheimer’s Support Group meets the third Thursday of every month from 1 - 2 p.m. at Cooper County Memorial Hospital. As The River Flows Community Outreach Food Pantry at 1640 Radio Hill Road, Boonville, is open weekdays from 9 a.m - noon. Call 8829699. 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. 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. Boonville Area Teaching Christian Homes, a homeschooled group that meets periodically for scheduled activities. Call 882-8265. Blackwater Volunteer Fire Dept. meets on the fourth Monday of the month at 6 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 882-5402. The Boonslick Ministerial Alliance meets the second Tuesday of each month at 12 noon in the Parlor of the First Christian Church of Boonville, 4th and Morgan Streets. All area ministers are welcome. Boonslick Yarn Crafters meets on first Thursday of the month from 6 - 8 p.m. at Nelson Memorial United
FREE Weekly Supplement to the Boonville Daily News Methodist Church, 407 E. Spring St. Call 882-2451. Boonville Aerie and Auxiliary No. 1022 will meet every second and fourth Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Eagles Lodge. Boonville Eagles Lodge No. 1022 will sponsor a breakfast the first Sunday of the month. Boonville Hospitality Association meets the second Tuesday of the month at the Comfort Inn. Boonslick Animal Rescue and Education meets on last Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Boonslick Regional Library. Call 660-8888785. Boonslick Model Railroad Club meeting is first Thursday of the month at 301 Main, 6 p.m. Call 8822326. Boonville Jaycees’ meetings are held the first and third Tuesdays of every month at 7 p.m. at 301 Spruce St. Boonville’s Katy Flyer, the public transportation system, is available Monday - Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call 8822366. Boonville Kiwanis Club K01449 meets Wednesdays at noon at W.J.’s Restaurant, 418 Sixth Street. Boonville Lions Club meets Tuesdays at noon at the Boonslick Senior Center. 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 noon at First Christian Church, 301 4th Street. Bridge Club meets at the New Franklin Senior Center Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. A Boonville cancer support group meets the
second Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at Riverside Christian Church, 1711 Klinton Drive. Call 882-2298. CCBC will offer summer meals at no charge for kids and eligible disabled adults over 18. Meals are served Monday - Friday until the beginning of the 2011 school year. For more information and meal locations, call CCBC at 660-882-7016. CCTP will meet on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus, 1515 Radio Hill Rd., Boonville. Community card parties are held on second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Evangelical UCC educational building. Concerned Citizens for the Black Community holds monthly meetings the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Cooper County Republican Club Breakfast meets next to last Saturday of the month at 8 a.m. at Shauna Lu’s Restaurant, I-70 at exit 98. Cooper County Historical Research Center, Roe St. and Hwy 135 in Pilot Grove, is open by appointment at 882-6362, 834-3434. Cooper County Human Services Council meets at noon on the first Monday of each month at the Boonslick Senior Center. 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 Place, Columbia. Call 573814-1646. Cooper County Democratic Club meets on the third Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. at the Bobber Restaurant, Boonville. 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 Street. Daughters of the American Revolution, Hannah Cole Chapter, Boonville, meets the first Saturday of the month at 11 a.m. Call 8827942. 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.
Saturday, July 9, 2011 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM – Downtown Boonville F Create! Art Car, Community Canvas, Veterans Portraits, Plein Air Paint-out, Photo Walk F Learn! Food Sculpting, Rock School for Kids, Art & Music Workshops F Share! Wet Paint Show and Photo Exhibit F Listen! Rock concert at Thespian Hall featuring Clatter, War Bonnet & Rae Fitzgerald
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Gentle Movement Body Class will be held Thursdays from 6 - 7 p.m. in the basem*nt at St. John’s UCC in Billingsville. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a thick blanket or yoga mat and pillow. Call Holly Hughes at 660834-4092.
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FREE Weekly Supplement to the Boonville Daily News Howard County Genealogical Society is available Fridays from 1 4 p.m. at the Howard County Library in Fayette. Call 248-3348. Kids Own Worship meets Wednesdays from 6:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. at Truth Tabernacle on Bingham Rd., Boonville. Call 8827715. Knights of Columbus Bingo is held Fridays at the Boonville Knights of Columbus Hall at 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Life Changes Group of Narcotics Anonymous meets every Tuesday and Thursday at First Baptist Church, 625 Main Street, and every Wednesday and Saturday at Firm Foundation Foursquare Church, 1000 6th Street, Boonville. All meetings start at 7 p.m. Marine recruiter Sgt. David Proitt is at the Cooper County Courthouse the first Tuesday of each month from 12:30 - 3 p.m. Call 573-635-4314. Master Gardeners meet on the first Wednesday of each month. Call 8825661. Mid-Missouri Legal Services is available by appointment only at the Cooper County HDC Office, High Street, Boonville. Call 573-4420116, 800-568-4931. Miracle Prayer Night is held at 6:45 p.m. on the first Saturday of the month at River of Life
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Columbia: call Herbert Farkas, Prairie Home, 660-841-5426.
Narcotics Anonymous will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. at 625 Main St. in 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. Neighbors Helping Neighbors food pantry is available on the first Tuesday of the month from 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.; the second Thursday of the month from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.; third Saturday of the month from 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. in the back of the BDN, 412 E. High Street, Boonville. The New Franklin Senior Center is serving meals and open for daily activities Monday thru Friday. Cooper County OATS transportation is available to anyone, regardless of age or income. Driver: Larry Davis, 573-2801354, Nettie White, 660-882-3149, Vehicle #1419. To receive the OATS bus schedule, or to arrange for a ride: •2nd and 4th Thursdays to Boonville: Pilot Grove, call L. Kempf 660-8345305; Blackwater, or call E. Price 846-4571. •1st and 3rd Thursdays to Boonville: Bunceton, call B. Kahle, 660-4275382; Prairie Home, call Clara Zey 660-841-5477. •Each Wednesday to
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 Road, Boonville. Renaissance NA Group meets at 7 p.m. at the Evangelical United Church of Christ Educational Building, 416 Seventh Street on Mondays and Fridays. Roslyn Heights, 821 Main St., open by appointment. Call 660-882-5320. Starlight Kruisers Car Club meets the first Sunday of the month at 6 p.m. at A&W Restaurant. Stephens Museum on the CMU campus is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 - 3 p.m., Wednesdays from 2 - 4 p.m. Call 248-6370. The Boonville chapters of T.O.P.S. meets in the Wesley Classroom of the Nelson Memorial United Methodist Church. Call 846-3943 or 882-2612.
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Vineclad Garden Club meets the third Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. Call 838-6757. Wooldridge Community Club meets the first Friday of every month at 7 p.m. at Wooldridge Community Center.
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Wednesday, July 27 • 11 AM 158 ACRES M/L located approximately 6 miles south of Pilot Grove, Mo., on Highway A. All in the NE 1⁄4 of Section 6, T-46, R-18, Cooper County, Mo. The land is highly productive with 140.4 acres of cropland and 140.4 base acres. Land is presently rented with 1⁄2 of crops to go to new buyer. Auction to be held at the Community Building in City Park in Pilot Grove, Mo. Terms: 10% down day of auction with remainder at closing in 30 days. A 4% buyers premium will be added to purchase price. Seller reserves the right to confirm last bid.
Please include the following information for your non-profit event: date, time and place. Submissions include a phone number and contact person.
To view farm call auctioneer. Announcements made day of auction take precedence over printed material.
Auctioneer Howard M. Robertson 660-621-2081
660-882-6543
View pictures at quinlanagency.com
You have your reason. Our New Franklin Leading Team Has Your . . . Also serving our community with branches in Fayette and Fulton.
Thoma-Tuttle Unit 52, American Legion Auxiliary holds monthly meetings on third Tuesday of the month at 1:30 p.m. at the Boonslick Senior Center. Unity Baptist Church of Fayette offers Veggie Tales for all children in grades 1 - 6 Wednesdays from 7 - 8 p.m. Call 660248-3263.
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NOVA “Ape Genius”
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America’s Got Talent (N)
Love in the Wild (N)
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Tonight Show With Jay Leno Late Night
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Undercover Boss
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CSI: Crime Scene
News
Late Show W/Letterman
The Middle
Family
Primetime Nightline
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(:35) Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live
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Late
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Parks
The Office
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Big Bang
Engagement
1
Wipeout (N)
8:30
9:00
9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Charlie Rose (N)
30 Rock
Love Bites “TMI” (N)
News (N)
Tonight Show With Jay Leno Late Night
Big Brother
The Mentalist “Red Hot”
News
Late Show W/Letterman
Expedition Impossible (N)
Rookie Blue (N)
News (N)
(:35) Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live
Late
FRIDAY
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WealthTrack
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Dateline NBC
Flashpoint (N)
CSI: NY “Vigilante”
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Primetime: What Would You
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Business Rpt. Charlie Rose (N)
News (N)
Tonight Show With Jay Leno Late Night
Blue Bloods
News
Late Show W/Letterman
20/20
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(:35) Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: SVU
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(:29) Saturday Night Live
CHAOS “Mincemeat” (N)
48 Hours Mystery
48 Hours Mystery (N)
News
(:35) Criminal Minds “P911”
Criminal
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Game Show
Expedition Impossible
Rookie Blue
News (N)
The Closer
Brothers
Rivermiles
Woodsongs
Austin City Limits
Masterpiece Mystery!
Theater Talk
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Big Brother (N)
Undercover Boss “UniFirst”
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America’s Got Talent
Sky Island
Ebert
Religion
American Road
The Marriage Ref (N)
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(:35) The Unit
CSI: Miami “Last Stand”
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(:35) Entertainment Tonight
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Sports Zone
The Closer
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America’s Got Talent
Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: LA
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Mike & Molly Hawaii Five-0
The Bachelorette (N)
Extreme Makeover
World News
Business Rpt. Charlie Rose (N)
News (N)
Tonight Show With Jay Leno Late Night
News
Late Show W/Letterman
News (N)
(:35) Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live
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Frontline “The Confessions”
America’s Got Talent
America’s Got Talent (N) (Live)
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Tonight Show With Jay Leno Late Night
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NCIS: Los Angeles
48 Hours Mystery
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Late Show W/Letterman
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Wipeout
Game Show
Combat Hospital (N)
News (N)
(:35) Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live
POV “Enemies of the People” (N)
Business Rpt. Charlie Rose (N)
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LOST IN VICINITY OF 7TH & WALNUT ST., black and tan male dog with floppy ears, cropped tail, and weighs 20 lbs. His name is JoJo. Reward. 573-999-2750. 0708
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LOST NIKON CAMERA Lost/stolen Nikon camera with lens and disks in black sling backpack on Wednesday night, June 22 at Rolling Hill softball field. Reward offered. Debbie at 573-6800747. 0707
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WANTED: New crop straw in large round bales. 573-378-6578. 0705
HELP WANTED
FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED DIESEL MECHANIC. Must have own tools. Contact Tonyʼs Diesel for 24 hour information, 660882-9780. 0728 MIDWEST & LONGHAUL DRIVERS: 2 years experience. Class A CDL. Longhaul starts at $.37. Midwest starts at $.35. Great miles - paid weekly. Medical, dental, vision, retirement. Paper logs. Apply online at www.clarktrans.com or call 573-445-6808, M-F 85. 0708
MEGA PLEX - Sales clerk, full or part time. Apply in person, 11674 Old Hwy 40, Boonville. Drug test and valid drivers license required. 0713 WAITRESS WANTED: Experience preferred. Must have good work ethic and reliable transportation. No phone calls. Please apply in person at Riverside Diner on Main Street in Boonville. 0705
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SISTERS SUPPORTIVE LIVING seeking a dependable, selfmotivated individual to assist with daily living skills to individuals and developmental disabilities. Hours available MondayFriday 2 p.m. - 8 p.m., 8 p.m. - 8 a.m. and Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. and 8 p.m. - 8 a.m. Every other weekend required. High school diploma or GED and valid drivers license required. Apply at 520 Ryan Street Suite C (Main Street Center). 660-882-2535. EOE. 0718
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PARTS ADVISOR for Chrysler dealership. email resume to [emailprotected] or stop by Spieler's, Inc. Business Hwy 50 West California, MO 573796-3129. SERVICE ADVISOR for Chrysler dealership. email resume to [emailprotected] or stop by Spieler's, Inc. Business Hwy 50 West California, MO 573796-3129. 0718
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AWARD WINNING AGENCY SEEKS HOME HEALTH/HOSPICE INTAKE NURSE - HomeCare of Mid-Missouri, the 2010 award-winning provider of choice for exceptional home care, located in Moberly, Missouri, is seeking a full-time Home Health/Hospice Intake Nurse for its fast paced, corporate office. Reporting to the Home Health/Hospice Manager, qualified candidates must possess an LPN license in good standing with the Missouri State Board of Nursing, and three years experience in a health care setting. Must be detail oriented, able to work independently, multitask effectively, possess strong organizational skills, computer literate and able to pass a background screening. Knowledge of IC9 Coding, chart auditing and experience in home health care is a plus. Qualified candidates may apply by any of the following methods: mail resume, including cover letter and salary history, apply in-person, call 660-263-1517 for an application, or download and complete an application at: www.homecaremo.org. Send to HCMM, 102 W. Reed St., Moberly, MO 65270. Please reference job code: HHINTLPN7-1 EOE. 0711
AWARD WINNING AGENCY SEEKS TOP NOTCH HOSPICE NURSE HCMM, an award winning provider of choice for exceptional home care in north central Missouri, located in Moberly, Missouri, is seeking a full-time Hospice/Home Health Nurse to be a member of our award winning team. Reporting to Home Health & Hospice Manager, the successful candidate must be able to work independently, rotate between departments, and possess strong organizational, problem solving and assessment skills. Minimum requirements are a valid RN license and a minimum of two years clinical nursing experience w/emphasis on adult acute care medical/surgical, and/or home care. Heavy travel; must possess a valid driverʼs license, reliable transportation and proof of insurance. Interested candidates may apply by any of the following methods: mail resume, including cover letter and salary history, apply in-person, call 660-263-1517 for an application, or download and complete an application at: www.homecaremo.org. Send to HCMM, 102 W. Reed St., Moberly, MO 65270. Please reference job code: HH/HOSPRN7-11. EOE 0711 MANAGEMENT JOBS! No Resume? No Problem! Monster Match assigns a professional to handmatch each job seeker with each employer! This is a FREE service! Simply create your profile by phone or online and, for the next 90-days, our professionals will match your profile to employers who are hiring right now! CREATE YOUR PROFILE NOW BY PHONE OR WEB FREE! 888-491-9042 or Boonvilledailynews.com /jobs No Resume Needed! Call the automated phone profiling system or use our convenient Online form today so our professionals can get started matching you with employers that are hiring - NOW! Choose from one of the following main job codes to enter your information: Bank Branch Manager - #13, Construction Supervisor - #47, General Management - #10, Hospitality Manager #44, Marketing Manager - #39, Office Manager - #31, Property Management #48, Restaurant Management - #37, Retail Management #38, Sales Manager #39.
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State laws forbid discrimination in the sale, rental or advertising of real estate based on factors in addition to those protected under federal law. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
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REAL ESTATE
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT IN BOONVILLE Private entry, private bath, satellite or cable, all utilities included. $100 per week plus security. Call 660-8881108. 0712 3 BEDROOM, 2 1/2 BATH, 2 kitchens, all appliances, screened porch, double carport. Call 660-882-5655 or 660-537-1013. 0715
LAKE OF THE OZARKS - 3 bedroom home $49,900, $3,900 down, $389 per month on 3+ wooded acres. Cedar stained, cedar trim, large deck, all utilities, unfinished inside, owner financing, no credit checks. Between Stover and Laurie, MO. Take Lake Road 135-12 to the Ivy Bend Office. Closed Tuesdays. Call 573-372-6493 everyday till 7 p.m. 573-3726493. 0713 LAKE OF THE OZARKS CAMPING LOT SALE $1,995 - $29 down, $29 per month. Owner financing, no credit checks. ALSO: 3 acre tracts $9,850 - $95 down - $129 per month. Sale ends July 11. Between Stover and Sunrise Beach, MO. Take Lake Road 135-12 to the Ivy Bend Land Office. Closed Tuesdays. Call 573372-6493 everyday till 7 p.m. 0713
Boonville Estates
380 Boone Village Dr. Boonville, MO
1 Bedroom Apartments Stove, refrigerator, carpet water, and trash removal provided. Mowing, snow removal, laundry facilities and maintenance included in rent
RENTAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY ELDERLY, DISABLED OR HANDICAPPED
Call Cindy @ 660-882-3589
TDD #1-800-735-2966 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer
HELP WANTED
RN POSITION OPEN - part time hours with excellent pay. Benefits include flexible hours, 401K plan, and a great work environment. Responsibilities include client nursing assessments, staff training and supervision of nursing care. Contact Stephanie Brand at 248-3333 to schedule interview or submit resume/application at 303 S. Main St., Fayette. 0713 ROCKY’S WORLD NOW HIRING. Mover, Handyman, Personal Assistant. Full and Part time available. Must have valid driverʼs license. Call 660-8881108. 0729 SELF MOTIVATED, RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL for fast paced office. Must be detail oriented, organized & a typist. Apply: Copies Etc, 414 Main, Boonville. No phone calls. 0714 CNA’S AND IN-HOME AIDES WANTED FOR COOPER, HOWARD AND SALINE COUNTIES! Due to our growth, we have several Full-Time and Part-Time CNA and InHome Aide job opportunities in Cooper, Howard and Saline counties for extraordinary people interested in joining an elite team of quality, inhome service providers. HomeCare of MidMissouri is the provider of choice of quality care to clients to help them remain in their homes in 26 counties in central Missouri. Applicants must have reliable transportation and working telephone. For an application, apply in person to: Homecare of Mid-Missouri, 605 Cherokee, Suite 1, (P.O. Box 639) Marshall, MO 65340, or CALL US NOW! 1-800246-6400, or locally at 660-886-5276. Interested applicants may also download an application at: www.homecaremo.org E.O.E. CNA-AIDEHOW/SAL/COO-FT/PT1A. 0708 DIESEL TRUCK MECHANIC: Hostess Brands in Boonville seeks a Diesel Truck Mechanic. Mechanics maintain diesel and gasoline trucks. Day shift position. Excellent benefit package. Experience working with Diesel Engines a must. Must have a HS Diploma or GED, valid driverʼs license and clean driving record. Must pass our road test. Must pass background check and drug test. Qualified applicants should apply at: www.hostessbrands.co m EOE 0708 CAREGIVER NEEDED to work on a part-time, asneeded basis to cover multiple shifts. Shifts are 8a-4p, 4p-12a and 12-8a, 7 days a week. Previous medical experience required. 660-888-8047. 0708
HELP WANTED
NO HUNTING
All persons are hereby notified that the land below is posted by persons owning or renting said land. Hunting or any other MANUFACTURED trespassing is absolutely forbidden. HOMES Names added to the list are run through the New Listing season for $2.00 per REPO! 3/2 S/W. $0 down month, payable in advance. w/land. Financing Melvin & Mary Jones available. 877-605Farm, Cooper County, 1388. 0802 Turtle Creek, Bunceton, FOR RENT 1/12 Gerald Schubert CLEAN AND SPACIOUS Farms, Boonville, 2/12 THREE BEDROOM, 1 1/2 Nick Janchyshyn Farm, bath duplex apartment Boonville, 2/12 with appliances, No hunting or washer/dryer hook-ups, trespassing - Charlotte formal dining room, efficient heating/cooling. Lawn care provided. $540/mo. 660882-7173. 0705 ATTIC APARTMENT, $295 per month. All utilities included. References required. 660-882-6866. 0705
COOK/BOONVILLE Responsible for purchasing food & preparing meals for Clubhouse Head Start site, enforcing & maintaining State and Head Start sanitary standards. 1 year experience in food prep. HS/GED, full-time plus benefits 9.86/hr. Apply by 7/1 to CMCA, 807B N. Providence Rd., Columbia, MO 65203, fax 573-875-2689 or www.ShowMeAction.or g EOE/AA 0630 ASHLEY MANOR CARE CENTER - Now hiring Dietary part time. Reqires every other weekend. Floor tech/Housekeeper part time. Hours 7am-12pm four days a week & 8 hours every other weekend. Complete application at: Ashley Manor Care Center, 1630 Radio Hill Rd., Boonville, MO 65233. 660-882-6584. 0705 DUE TO AN INCREASE IN CENSUS, Fayette Caring Center is currently accepting applications for a full time N.A. or C.N.A. for evenings/night shift. Please contact either Martha Pugh, DON/RN or Whitney Miller Adm at Fayette Caring Center, 501 S. Park Ave., Fayette, MO 660248-3371. 0630 CAREER FAIR 7/7 - Mills Properties (Courtyard / Colony / Gatehouse / Holiday House / TigerVillage Apts). Property Managers, Maint Supers, Leasing, Maint Techs mdean@millsproperties .net to schedule appt. Guaranteed Interviews! 0701 “ELITE” IN-HOME SERVICE MANAGER OPPORTUNITY! HomeCare of MidMissouri, chosen as a 2010 “Elite” HomeCare provider, and based in Moberly, has a rewarding opportunity available for an InHome Services Manager. The successful candidate will complete or will have completed the state required provider certification course and will implement, direct and monitor all new and existing policies and procedures. These include the agencyʼs service delivery verification, In-Home staff employment, training, and termination practices. Minimum requirements are a High School Graduate/GED equivalent, a minimum of six months paid experience caring for children or the elderly or one year non-paid experience and three years management experience. The ideal candidate will possess both an active RN license, a Bachelorʼs Degree in a human services field, and three years management experience. Prior experience with InHome Services a plus. Interested candidates meeting any or all of the listed criteria may apply by any of the following methods: Mail resume, including cover letter and salary requirements, apply inperson, call 660-263-1517 for an application, or download and complete an application at: www.homecaremo.org. All applications and correspondence should be addressed to HCMM, 102 W. Reed St., Moberly, MO 65270. Please reference job code: IHMGR06-23. EOE. 0701 FOUR SEASONS IN HOME is looking for a nurse aide in the Boonville/Fayette area to work MondaySaturday (15-20 hours weekly). Please call Vicki at 866-746-2600 EOE. 0711
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Don’t dwell on names, it is what’s inside that counts By Bennet & Sheila Bodenstein Syndicated Columnists
No one will argue with the statement that “California has the finest grape growing conditions of anywhere in the world.” France, the birthplace of modern wines and wine styles has one of the poorest. That nation is both blessed and cursed by the whims and fancies of the gods of weather and therefore very vintage sensitive. The wines of France vary, often greatly, from year to year and thus the need for vintage
dating. The same is not completely true of California. Although there are variations they are most often not catastrophic so in the case of the average consumer vintage dating has little meaning. Presently arriving on dealers' shelves and in restaurants are the wines of the 2009 and 2010 vintages. The reason for the lag in dates is that some wines, mostly the reds, need both barrel and bottle ageing time to mellow and lose their rough edges. Big House has just released their latest vintages and they are definitely worthy of your interest.
We will not however, dwell on the names or the comic book labels; we have groused enough about that. Needless to say, it is what is inside the bottle that
counts and not the outside, unless you collect comic book labels with silly names: at least we got in one cheap shot. 2009 Big House Red ($9.99/750ml $22.99/3 Liter). This wine is a blend of fourteen different red grape varieties with petite sirah and syrah making up the lion's share of the blend. With all of these varieties being used you can expect a rainbow of fruit flavors and aromas and you most certainly will not be disappointed. The aroma is alive with the sensation of blackberries, blueberries, strawberries and subtle hints of leather and spice. The flavor is a cranberry patch ending in a finish of vanilla and sweet cherries. This is a wine that can accompany almost anything and is a standout for barbeques. 2010 Big House White ($9.99/750ml $22.99/3 Liter). The winemaker brags that the grapes for this wine were picked at night. With a label like Big House, it makes one wonder if they are referring to grape rustling. Going by the motto “to the pure, everything is pure,” we will assume that their grape acquisition was on the up and up. The 2010 Big House White is a blend of some of the most popular and fragrant of the white wine grapes; malvasia bianca, muscat canelli, viognier, gewurztraminer, pinot gris and riesling. The flavor is a melody of peach, apricot and
tropical fruits and ending in a burst of summer fruits in the finish. This wine is a fine choice for warm weather outdoor entertaining. 2010 Big House Unchained “Naked” Chardonnay ($9.99/750ml $22.99/3 Liter). Don't expect Big House vintners to do the usual treatment of this very popular grape variety; they do not. This chard is presented in a totally natural “naked” condition, unoaked and without the final softening fermentation often used in California. That is not to say that the wine is sharp or acidic; it is not and all of the flavors and aromas are derived solely from the grapes. The flavors that emerge are crisp and clean, stressing fresh apple with just a hint of citrus and tropical fruits. It is a delightful wine that we are sure will please even the most serious wine lover. 2009 Big House “The Usual Suspects” Cabernet Sauvignon ($9.99/750ml $22.99/3 Liter). The winemaker at Big House must have taken the old Japanese philosophy of “take the obvious and reverse it” seriously because this wine is definitely different than the “Usual Suspects.” This cab is a huge, full flavored, jammy wine that displays so many fruit flavors and aromas that there is not enough room here to list them all. Where a cabernet sauvignon wine is usually deep, somber and contemplative, this wine is a carnival, a fiesta, a romp. Forget everything you know about cabs, this one is different and we recommend that you try it.
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