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Call Virginia660-815-1137

Ashford Agency452 W. ArrowMarshall, MO

Ready For You3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, corner lot,formal dining, open floor plan,main floor utility, deck, family room,non-conforming bedroom and 3rd bathin full basement, lots of storage.

AGENCY Inc.Move in at closing3 bedroom, 2 full bath, main floor,with 3rd bath in finished basement.All new, kitchen has island with allappliances included Deck. Owner willhelp with closing costs. And More.Call for an appointment. 815-1137.

Lighted lot.New storage units

Marshall CentralStorage

886-4600office at 1211 W. Morrow(Wick Buildings Office)

New Unitson

Drake Rd.available.

**Credit Cards Accepted**

Diehm’sTire Service

1133 N 65 Hwy., Marshall

660-886-6856

Front Brake Special$11995

For mostpassenger cars

$9995For mostlight trucks*Offer expires Monday, June 30.

POP SHOP 1274 S. Odell & 470 N, Miami, MarshallPrices good at both stores

Busch30 Pack

$1589NEW!

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TOWERREALTYwould liketo welcometheirnewestagent

AMELIA HISLE

660-202-2992Helping you findthat perfect place.

254 S. Odell, Marshall660-831-5080

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If you want your house sold call us today!

HOME TO HOME REALTY1631 East Eastwood Marshall, MO • 886-7019 • www.hometohomerealty.net

Lots of RoomOne acre lot. Home is 3000+ square foot,4 bedroom, 2 and half baths. Home hasopen concept living and dining rooms withremodeled kitchen and sunny breakfastarea which opens to back patio. Ownerswill consider trade for smaller house.Priced at $239,000.Call Ruth at 631-4709

152 West Morgan660-886-7406

Mail-In RebateWhen you buy

any Spred Interioror Exterior

Paint, Porch& Floor

and Primers

Offer good through July 7, 2014. See Store for details

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2- MARSHALL MESSENGER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2014 - MARSHALL, MO

DROP ENTRIES AT THESE LOCATIONS

The Messenger’s

TREASURE HUNT

Clip the items shown above from this week’s Messengerand paste them in the spaces above. Drop thecompleted form at one of our participating merchants orat the Messenger office. You can also mail your entry to“Treasure Hunt” 121 N. Lafayette, Marshall MO 65340.Entries must reach us, or our participating merchants,by 10:00 AM the Monday following the date it wasprinted.NameAddressPhoneEmail

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TRACTORS: Challenger/Cat: 85C, MT645, 465B;John Deere: 4430, 4650, 6330, 4760, 6420, 6400,7810, 4440, 4240, 7220, 3720, 7200R, 4755, 7220,7430, 6430, 7410, 4050, 2550, 7230, 4455, 2750, 2940,6125R, 4250, 7130, 7520, 2950, 6410, 2350, 6615;Kubota: M105X, M125X, M8200, M5400, M110X,M135X, M9540, M7040, L4200;Massey: 2625, 5445, 2705, 261, 444;Ford New Holland: TW59N, TW35, TW30, 8730,2310, T6050, T60A, T5110, TM130, T6010.Case IH: 1086, 656, 1486, 340, 885, 7210, 695,2394, 2090, MX120, 895, 7130, 970, Puma 210FARM EQUIPMENT: Discs, loaders,planters, fieldcultivators,rotary cutters,balers, MoCos,plows,chiselplows, mulch tillers,mulch finishers, drills,manure spreaders COMBINES: JD 9400, JD 9500,JD 9550, JD 9650, JD 9660, JD 9770; Case IH 1620;Gleaner: K2, F3. CORN HEADS: JD 643, JD 1293, JD608C, JD 612C, JD 444, JD 893, JD 843;Gleaner F24 ROW NARROW LM630;Case IH 1063, 1044. PLATFORMS: Gleaner F313,400, 800, 315; John Deere 625F, 930, 913, 920,930, 630F, 915, 220, 215;Case IH: 1020 - 20, 25 & 30 foot.INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT: Skid steers, backhoes,forklift, TLB, Telehandler, excavator, wheel loaders.

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When it comesto used cars, safety isno accident. But anaccident shouldn’tkeep you from buyinga used car you love.In fact, you may driveaway with a bargain.

The ProblemThere are

plenty of previouslydamaged cars outthere. In the U.S., carcrashes happen aboutevery 60 seconds—and one in six usedcars being sold hasbeen in an accident.The key is to knowwhat you’re buying.

An AnswerYou can start

your used car searchat the newCarfax.com. Every carfor sale comes with afree Carfax Reportthat includes any re-ported accidents. It’llhelp you tell thingslike how severe theaccident was, whatareas of the car weredamaged and if the airbags deployed. Next,get a mechanic tohelp you determine ifthe car was repairedproperly.

Followingthese steps can helpyou find a swan whereothers see only anugly duckling.

Learn MoreYou can get

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Buying a once-wrecked car

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MARSHALL MESSENGER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2014 - MARSHALL, MISSOURI - 3

Carnival Glass, Slag Glass, Satin Cased GlassCoors Rosebud PotteryIrish PorcelainOriental ItemsMurano PaperweightSwarovski JewelryGold & Sterling JewelryRadko, Hallmark, & Other ChristmasMahogany Secretary, Vic. China CabinetOak Buffet, Fireside Bench, Rev. BookshelfThis is a partial listing. Visit website for complete listing & photos

660-886-6901

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CHRIS

OLEARY

BAND

Petfinder happy tailNo shortage of

pets existed in the Be-gany household. TheTrumansburg, N.Y.,family had cats and,after the loss of theirbeloved old dog tocancer, they adopteda young Rottweiler.But Beth Begany wasmissing an “older,wiser” dog.

Shebegan lookingon Petfinder fora senior dog,one who stoodless chance offinding a home.“Then one day Isaw her – anolder, blind anddeaf Pekingesewho had beenabandoned byher previousowners during Hurri-cane Sandy,” Beganysays.

The dog, Kim-chi, was at an open-admission shelter inBergen County, N.J.Open admission shel-ters take in all animalsthat are brought tothem and, as a result,

are often over-crowded, especiallyafter a disaster.

Given Kimchi’sspecial needs, itseemed likely shewould be euthanized.Fortunately, shelterstry to find alternatives,and the staff learnedthat Kimchi had originally

been adopted fromRBARI (RamapoBergen AnimalRefuge, Inc.) in Oak-land N.J. The no-killfacility took the dog in.

They had faiththat even an old blind,deaf dog could find ahome – and sureenough, Kimchi

seemed to be justwho Begany waslooking for. Afterdoing the necessaryadoption procedures,Begany adopted Kim-chi, who settled rightinto her new homewith the other pets.

“Kimchi hasbeen through a lot inher life,” Begany says,

“but she doesn'tlet it bother herone bit … She en-joys doing thethings she can do-- like sleeping (alot!) and eatingand snuggling. Be-cause she is blind,we always jokethat she believesthat dog treats justfall from the sky!”

Kimchi’s happyhome may seem toher as if it, too, fellfrom the sky, but infact, it took a host ofcaring people to givethe dog her secondchance.

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Marshall Junction6:00am - 10:00pm

Daily660-879-4000

MarshallFireworks

(Best Deals Here)

FOR SALEFOR SALE

Telephone # 660-202-9277

Complete Restoration.

4x2 WHLDR. Red & White, Fully Equipped,Brand New Tires, Speedo Shows 66k.Nice Cars & Trucks. Ask For Cash.

‘88 Ford F150 XLT Lariat

660-826-4788~DMC floss

~Embroidery blocks~Fat quarters

~Over 7000 bolts offabric

~Aunt Martha iron ontransfers

~Tea towelsM-F 9-5:00 • Sat 9-4:00

D&T Quilt3620 S. Marshall, Sedalia

660-831-0037

Cell # (660) 886-1080

DaveMorrow

Free Estimates• Tree Removal

• Stump Grinding

• Tree Trimming

Dennis Stahl’sAuto RepairGeneral Auto

RepairServing theCommunitySince 1980

29564 205th RdMarshall, MOCall 886-7290

Utility Costs Are Exploding!R-10 Insulated Foundationenclosure Systems forolder site built-modular andmanufactured homes.No More frozen water lines.Doors-Windows-Siding-Plumbing-Decks-Ramps-Steps-Foundation Access Doors,573-696-3468

Huskey’s Home Service!

Cain InsuranceAgency L.L.C

Crop-Farm-HomeAuto-Health-Life

David Cain (Agent/Owner)

1401 US Hwy 65 NCarrollton, MO 64633

Phone: 660-542-0104Fax: 660-542-0104 • Cell: 816-807-9678

Email: [email protected]

Testerman ElectricalHeating & Cooling

• Sales• Service• Installs

Residential, CommercialModular Home FurnacesLicensed & Insured

660-886-6113Fast Dependable Service at

Competitive Prices.AC Service

$50 + materials

Big Bend Retreat, Inc.

Intermediate & Residential Care

620 N. EmmersonSlater, MO 65349

Adult Day Care(660) 529-22371-888-540-6565

Fax (660) 529-3456

C

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from heart!

Heating & CoolingCompetitive Pricing

InstallationSales & ServiceFrank Lawless660-631-1457660-831-5385

Country

Over 65 Years of QualityMachine Quilting For

Individuals just like YOU

606 N. Ash St., StoverVi & Melvin Dale573-377-23031-800-521-4171

STOVERQUALITYQUILTING

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There’s goodnews for those whohave embraceddrinking fresh fruitand vegetable juicesas a way to pursuea more healthfuldiet: Enjoying suchjuices just got eas-ier.

That’s be-cause a leadingjuice retailer that isalso recognized asa healthy lifestylebrand has revealedthat it’s expandingits squeezed-to-order, fresh juice of-ferings nationally.

The fresh,made-to-orderjuices,available atJambaJuice, incor-porate high-nutrient andon-trendwhole foodsincludingkale, beets,cucumbers,apples, or-anges andchia seeds.They’reavailable ina variety offlavors, in-cluding:

•TropicalGreens—a

combination ofsuper greens, apple,pineapple and chia

• Veggie Har-vest—a mixture ofbeet and carrotjuices with supergreens, apple andginger

• CarrotCayenne—a blendof carrot and applejuices with theadded kick of gingerand cayenne.

To learnmore, visitwww.JambaJuice.com.

A juicy way to enjoy a healthier lifestyle Business Directory

Visit these businesses for the goods and services you need.

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GRAND RIVER LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC

Dan Dedrick - 660-646-8103Kurt Kleeman - 816-284-0611Wes Gorham - 816- 853-7359

Pam Dedrick, Office Manager - 660-646-8119Clark Allen - 660-973-6826L J Cahill- 660-322-1193

Dwain & Amy Ireland, Owners, 660-973-0097

Location: HWY WW Tina MO 64682 | Market: 660-622-4214

Mailing address: PO Box 704 | Chillicothe MO 64601

www.grandriverlivestock.com | E-mail: [email protected]

Please call Dwain for further details on the upcoming sale: 660-973-0097

Feeder Cattle Sale-Wednesday June 18th 11:00 AM

Misc (Hay, Posts, Etc), Caged Animals,Hogs, Cattle, Goats & Sheep

1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 10 AMJune 21st and July 19th

We will not be having a Small Animal Sale onSaturday July 5th. Have a happy and safe July 4th holiday!

WE ARE NOW SELLING CAGED ANIMALSALONG WITH THE SMALL ANIMALS!

(NO EQUINE)

1092 sq. ft. Built in 1972.3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths,finished basement w/ wetbar. Screened-in porch.Shed. Fenced yard.

ADKINSAUCTION SERVICE

660-259-2409

REAL ESTATE AUCTIONSATURDAY, JULY 12 - 405 SHAMROCK DR., MARSHALL

www.adkins-auction-service.com

121 N. Lafayette, Marshall

[email protected]

Are you searching for abetter job or a more reli-able car? Have you outgrown yourapartment? Are you looking to get ridof that old couch and chairsitting in the garage? Whether you’re buying or

selling, the Classifieds hasit all. From automobilesand employment to real es-tate and household goods,you’ll find everything youneed in the Classifieds. Put the Classifieds towork for you, and incheven closer to your goals.

The Classifieds...measuring up to your expectations one ad at a time.

Mike BurkhalterMemorial Pullfor the Dream Factory

Our 25th Annual

Sanctioned Truck &Tractor Pull

MSTPA & MMTTPA Rules Apply

Sunday,June 22 - 2:00 pm

at The Missouri StateFairground Grandstand

Sedalia, MO

The Dream Factory is anon-profit organizationdedicated to fulfilling theDreams of seriously orchronically-ill children ages 3through 18. The Sedalia Chaptercovers the counties of Pettis,Benton, Henry, Morgan, Saline,Johnson, Lafayette & Cooper.

This is a CHARITY EVENT. All proceeds benefit theSEDALIA AREA DREAM FACTORY and the children we serve.

General admission ................ $12.00Pit Admission......................... $15.00Kids 6-10................................ $5.00Under 6.................................. FreeGates Open ........................... NoonPit Area Opens ...................... 11:00 a.m.

MSTPA Classes6400 Light LimitedSuper Tractors

7400 Modified Tractors6200 Two Wheel Drive Trucks

MMTTPA8200 Pro Stock Tractors

6200 Super Street 4x4 Trucks8000 2.5/Work Stock Diesel Trucks

11,000 Hot Stock Tractor

X-Factor Sleds Owned

& Operated by Bungart

Motor Sports of

Jefferson City, MO

MSTPA-MMTTPA Combo Classes

5900 Profield • 5700 Modified/6500 Limited Superstock Tractors9000 Profield/9500 Profield Tractors • 9500 Pro Stock/10,000 Limited Pro Stock Tractors

6200 Prostreet 4x4 Trucks • 6200 Prostock 4x4 Trucks8000 Diesel 4x4/2.6 Diesel Trucks

Thank you to all our Sponsors!!For MMTTPA Information Call Larry Kemna (573) 291-2979 • For MSTPA Information Call Mike McCoy (816) 392-6166

For Event Information Call Linda Johnson (660) 827-1561 • Crane Operator Gary McMullin, W&M Welding (660) 826-3705

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTSTicket Booth will open at Noon day of event.

www.mmttpainc.comwww.mstpapulling.com

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CLASSIFIED ADSFARM EQUIPMENT

CROPLAND TO rent. Cash rent,

cropshare, custom farm-ing. 660-815-1210 or660-886-9516.

■WEINREICH FARMSupply. 660-815-

1210. Harvest internationalinc. Grain augers & beltconveyors. J&M Mfg., Inc.Seed Tenders & GrainCarts.

ChickenLitter & Lime

Both hauling &Spreading available.

Filkins Trucking631-5513 Cell

831-5030Office

Bait ShopMinnows, Goldfish, Crawfish,Night Crawlers, Shad, Liver,

Skip Jack Herring

Open: 8-5, Mon-Fri8-3, Sat & Sun660-886-8585939 N. Miami

Blind Pony Nursery■

WANTEDNOTICE NOTICEHOME FOR RENT

It Pays toAdvertise

Call 886-2233or stop by

121 N.Lafayette,

TODAYto get your ad

included.

NEW 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath home, at-

tached garage, safe room,fenced yard. All new appli-ances, no steps, senior andhandicapped friendly. $695/month plus deposit. 660-886-0209.

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Saturday, June 21, 9:00 A.M.105 E. Benton St. Carrollton, Mo. Building A/C. Lunch Served.

CK. Website for Details & Pictures:www.sarbaughauction.com

YEARS OF COLLECTING. MORE AUCTIONS COMING

ANTIQUE AUCTIONANTIQUE FURNITURE - ANTIQUES -ANTIQUE JEWELRY -ANTIQUE DISHES- FEW ARROW HEADS - BOOKS -

PHOTO ALBUMS - RECORDS - FURNI-TURE & HOUSEHOLD - OTHER ITEMS

TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTIONROBERT E. &MARGARETGENTRY

Aaron Sarbaugh – 660-542-6056 / ErnestSarbaugh – 660-542-6063. Office – 660-542-1655– Carrollton, Mo. – Missouri Assn. AuctioneersTerms: Cash or Check (with proper ID) – Not Re-sponsible for Accidents. Statement Made Day ofSale Take Precedence Over Printed Material.

NOTICE

RestoredTreasures202 Main, Concordia, MO

Furniture,Home Decor,

& Gifts.Now SellingWatkins

ProductsMon. - Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-3

660-238-1772660-238-3721

Most Sundays @ 12:30Concordia, MO(660) 238-0074auctionzip.com

ID 16837on Friday for list

& pictures

Auctionat LC’s

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NAPSI)

If you are anolder adult, exercise isone of the best thingsyou can do for yourphysical and mentalhealth. According to theCenters for DiseaseControl, older adultsshould exercise for 150minutes a week, with agood mix of cardio andstrength training. Unfor-tunately, many peopledon’t get enough exer-cise to keep themhealthy and strong asthey age. Not only doesexercise help individualsstay healthy and reducethe risk of disability anddisease, it has beenproven to reduce thecost of care for individu-als and their families.

The benefits ofexercise have been real-ized by SilverSneakersFitness members formore than 20 years. Sil-verSneakers Fitness isthe nation’s leading fit-ness program designedfor older adults and hashelped thousands ofpeople reach theirhealth goals. ForPriscilla Farrell, it was towalk on the beach withher granddaughter andto rely less on an oxy-gen tank. For GeorgeJacobs, it was to stepfoot in a gym for the firsttime to improve hisphysical and social well-being. For Cecil Daniels,it was to overcome hisdiabetes and high bloodpressure.

“SilverSneakersFitness members likePriscilla, George andCecil are not onlychanging their lives

through fitness, they areleading a senior fitnessrevolution resulting inhealth improvements,higher quality of life andfulfillment at every age,”said Joy Powell, presi-dent of the Senior Solu-tions Division for

Healthways. “Today’sactive older adults areextremely dedicated tophysical health throughfitness, and they aremore passionate anddedicated than any pre-vious generation.”

Bringing this tolife, the 2013 Silver-Sneakers Fitness An-nual Member Survey ofmore than 35,000 re-spondents in 50 statesrevealed that Silver-Sneakers participantsare seeking personal-ized fitness options inrecord numbers, withnearly 46 percent joininga fitness center for thefirst time as a result oftheir SilverSneakersmembership.

While many arestepping foot in the gymfor the first time, theyare not doing it alone.Nearly 60 percent of Sil-verSneakers membersparticipate in classeswith a friend and 41 per-cent attend class to so-

cialize, which can havea great impact on a per-son’s mental health andwell-being.

The annualmember survey alsoshowed that today’solder adults are moreactive than ever before,

with four out of five par-ticipants doing aerobicactivity three or moretimes per week. Physi-cal fitness is vital tooverall health, as 60percent of SilverSneak-ers participants ratetheir health as “excel-lent” or “very good,” incomparison to only 47percent of peer respon-dents to Medicare’s an-nual Health OutcomesSurvey.

SilverSneakersFitness was founded in1992 and today servesmore than 11 million eli-gible members in morethan 11,000 participatingfitness and wellness fa-cilities nationwide. Formore information, to seeif you are eligible for Sil-verSneakers and to finda class in your area, call877-210-1307 or visitwww.SilverSneakers.com.

Seniors reveal life-changing effects of fitness (NAPSI)—For many,

summer is a chanceto read somethingother than a spread-sheet. If you are look-ing for a summer readthat is entertainingand rewarding, thereis good news.

The U.S. Departmentof Labor (DOL), inpartnership with theCenter for the Book inthe Library of Con-gress, developed a listof Books that ShapedWork in America.

Not intended to be dryor academic, bookson the list include fic-tion and nonfiction,plays and poetry,

graphic novels andchildren’s literature.From “The Grapes ofWrath” to “The Jun-gle” to“Working,”there are re-markablestories aboutwork, work-ers andworkplacesacross thenation.

To mark thestart of thesummerreading season, 10new books recom-mended by the publichave been added tothe list. These sug-gestions include work

by authors such asVonnegut, Ellison andOrwell.

To see the list or rec-ommend a book, visitwww.dol.gov/books.

Summer reading? Take some “work”!

Solution on page 6

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SWINGER, REALTORS1405 W. COLLEGE ST., MARSHALL

660-886-3388 • www.swingerrealtors.com

626 W. Morrow

Call April 660-886-0017

321 E. Mission

Call Phoebe 660-631-1855

20 E. Mission

Call Marty 660-631-6358

Open Houses: Sunday, June 22, 1-3

coupon coupon coupon coupon coupon

Pinched Nerve, Slipped DiscHeadache, Pain, Tingling, Sciatica

IN June $1000 XRAYS & EXAM

DR. MARK LOCKHART • CHIROPRACTOR754 S. Odell, Marshall, MO 886-7134 M

Pain Severity EvaluationCouponmust bepresented

Surprise DadTHIS YEAR

941 Cherokee Dr., Ste. 4 Marshall

660-886-9229 • 800-332-1463

Lift Chairs-wide varie

ty of

colors & styles available.

A pair of Spencototal support sandals

Where Your Health Comes First

Advertising deadline

Thursday July 3rd at 5 PM.

Call 660-327-5890 or

Email [email protected]

Receiving Machinery Daily 8-5 fromMonday July 14 until

Thursday July 24 at 12:00 Noon

Annual JulyConsignment Auction

Saturday July 26, 2014 • 9:00 AMSaturday July 26, 2014 • 9:00 AMLocated at the Wheeler Auctions Lot

west of Paris, MO

23101 Hwy 24 Phone: 660-327-5890Paris, MO 65275 Fax: 660-327-5380

www.wheelerauctions.com

You are invited to attend

3rd Annual Fish FryAll you can eat

Sunday, June 22, 11am- 1pmImmanuel Lutheran Church

Sweet Springs, MO$10 for adults, $5 for youth, 4-11 free

Proceeds to benefit Building Repairs

Don’t Throw It All Away!Turn your Trash into Cash!

$ $ $

You’ll receive sweeping

results with a Classified Ad.

121 N. Lafayette [email protected]

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