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2- MARSHALL MESSENGER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 - MARSHALL, MO

TheKowalewskis two dogshad died in a two-yearperiod, and Chris Kowa-lewski was reluctant toget another to avoid thepotential heartache.

“My husbandworks the night shiftthough, and I was hav-ing a hard time sleepingat night since our lastdog passed. I startedlooking at Petfinder andcried every time Ilooked at all the pho-tos,” the Oswego, IL,woman says.

One dog,Nigel, caught hereye. Placing Paws ofIllinois in Libertyvillehad posted him onPetfinder. Shelooked for his listingagain the next day,but he was gone.

“About aweek later, I was stilllooking, and there hewas, back on thesite,” Kowalewski says.She arranged to meet

him. “They brought himinto the room, heflopped on my feet androlled on his back. Iknew instantly he wouldbe coming home withus.

“My son washaving loyalty/guilt is-sues about loving an-other dog,” she adds.“He wouldn’t pet him orpay much attention tohim on the car ride

home. Once we gothome though, it was im-possible not to love

Nigel.”He was starved

for attention. When theywent to buy him sometoys, he flopped on hisback in front of everyonethey met. These dayshe’s getting the love heneeds.

Nigel has be-come the family’s officialball shagger, a talentthey discovered whenher son was doing some

batting practice inthe backyard. “Thefirst day he did that,”Kowalewski says,“Nigel chased everyball and gatheredthem in a pile, thenwaited for the nextone to be hit.”

She wonderswhy he ended uphomeless becausehe was trained andhad good manners.Someone’s loss,however, was theKowalewskis gain

because Nigel is a full-fledged member of theirfamily now.

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Hitting a potholecan be more than a mo-mentary jolt. While thetires and wheels shouldbe visually inspected assoon as possible, youshould know there couldbe damage to the steer-ing, suspension andalignment systems thatyou can’t see.

To help deter-mine if hitting a potholehas damaged your vehi-cle, watch for thesewarning signs:

• Loss of con-trol, swaying when mak-ing routine turns,bottoming out on citystreets or bouncing ex-cessively on roughroads.

These indicatethat key safety-relatedsystems —the steeringand suspension—mayhave been damaged.They largely determineyour car’s ride and han-dling. Keycompo-nents areshocksand struts,the steer-ingknuckle,ball joints,the steer-ing rack orbox, bear-ings, sealsand hubunits, andtie rodends.

•Pulling inone direc-tion, in-stead ofmaintain-ing astraight

path, and uneven tirewear. These mean analignment problem.

Proper wheelalignment is importantfor safe handling andlong-lasting tires.

• Low tire pres-sure, bulges or blisterson the sidewalls, ordents in the rim. Theseproblems should bechecked out as soon aspossible as tires are thecritical connection be-tween your car and theroad.

“If you’ve hit apothole and suspect thatthere may be damage tothe tires, wheels, steer-ing and suspension, orwheel alignment,” saidRich White, executivedirector, Car Care Coun-cil, “it’s worth having aprofessional techniciancheck out the car andmake any necessary re-pairs.”

As a generalrule of thumb, he ad-

vises, steering and sus-pension systems shouldbe checked at leastonce a year and wheelsshould be aligned at thesame interval. Motoristswho drive in areaswhere potholes arecommon should be pre-pared to have these sys-tems checked morefrequently.

The Car CareCouncil is the source ofinformation for the “BeCar Care Aware” con-sumer education cam-paign promoting thebenefits of regular vehi-cle care, maintenanceand repair to con-sumers.

For a copy ofthe council’s “Car CareGuide” or for more infor-mation, visit www.car-care.org.

Potholes occurwhen water permeatesthe pavement—usually

through acrack fromwear andtear of traf-fic—andsoftens thesoil be-neath it,creating adepressionin the sur-face of thestreet.

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MARSHALL MESSENGER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 - MARSHALL, MISSOURI - 3

Location of Tracts:

Tract I:Gonorthof Slater,MOon "O"Highway 3½miles, thenwest on347thTrail½mile.

Tracts II and III:Go north of Gilliam, MO on "M" Highway 2miles, then west½mile on Oasis Trail for Tract III and west one mile on Oasis Trail for Tract II.

Rural water is available for all of these properties.

Tract I: Sec 15, Twp. 52, Range 20 Has address marker #31509 at property.Tract contains 113.9 acres with approximately 70% open, potential tillableacres. Tract has an unoccupied house and 2 metal buildings. Soil type ispredominately Knox silt loam.

Tract II: Sec 30, Twp. 52, Range 19 Has address marker #34642 at property.Tract contains 204.9 acres with approximately 65% open, potential tillableacres, and is predominately Sibley and Higginsville silt loams.

Tract III: Sec 20 and 29, Twp. 52, Range 19 Tract contains 73.1 acres withapproximately 70% open, potential tillable acres, and is predominatelySibley silt loam soil.

Terms: 10%down day of auction-balance on or before June 27, 2014. Buyerwill get possession at closing. Property taxes for 2014 will be paid by Buyer.Seller will furnish title insurance.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: All of these tracts have been used for pasture grazing.New owner can plan on a crop of hay and then tilling for a grain crop forthis year. This is an absolute auction-no reserves. The new owner will be thefinal bidder on each tract. Tracts sell individually; theywill not be combined.

SELLER: DaleThomas and Irene B.ThomasTrust

Farmland Real Estate AuctionWednesday, May 28 at 2:00 p.m.

At Martin Community Center, 1985 S. Odell, Marshall, MO

ABSOLUTE AUCTION OF 391.90 ACRES –SELLING INTHREETRACTSTracts will sell in tract order

Dyer and Fenner AuctioneersSam Dyer Monte Fenner

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By the editors of Relish Magazine

Italian Beef andBread Salad

Leftovers of thissturdy salad make goodbrown-bag lunches.

1 pound flanksteak

1/2 teaspoonsalt, divided

Freshly groundblack pepper

1/2 red onion,chopped

1 garlic clove,pressed

2 teaspoonsgrated lemon rind

1/4 cup bal-samic vinegar

1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil

5 ripe tomatoes,seeded and chopped

1 green bellpepper, seeded andchopped

1 yellow, orangeor red bell pepper,seeded and chopped

1 cucumber,peeled, seeded andchopped

1/2 cup Nicoiseor Kalamata olives, pit-ted and cut into halves

12 basil leaves,shredded

1 large round

loaf peasant bread, cutinto 1-inch cubes (about4 cups) and lightlytoasted

1. Prepare grill.2. Sprinkle steak

with 1/4 teaspoon saltand pepper. Grill 10minutes on each side, oruntil desired doneness.

3. Combineonion, garlic, lemon rind,vinegar, remaining saltand pepper in a largebowl. Add oil in astream, whisking con-stantly until well com-bined. Add tomatoes,bell peppers, cucumber,olives and basil.

4. Cut steak intothin slices. Add totomato mixture.

5. Add breadcubes 30 to 45 minutesbefore serving, tossingto coat. Let stand atroom temperature untilserving time. Serves 8.

Per serving: 240calories, 12g fat, 30mgchol., 13g prot., 20gcarbs., 2g fiber, 430mgsodium

Grilled Shrimpand Bread Salad

4 tablespoons lemon juice

4 tablespoonsolive oil, plus additionalfor brushing

1 tablespoonfinely chopped freshoregano

1 garlic clove,minced

3/4 teaspoonsalt, divided

Freshly groundblack pepper

1 pint cherrytomatoes, cut intohalves

1/2 English cu-cumber, peeled and cutinto 1/2-inch pieces1/2 small red onion,thinly sliced

1 pound largeshrimp, peeled and de-veined

2 (8-inch) pitabreads

1 yellow bellpepper, cut into widestrips

3 ounces fetacheese, cut into 1/2-inchcubes

6 (8-inch) bam-boo skewers, soaked inwater 15 minutes

1. Prepare grill.2. Whisk to-

gether lemon juice, oil,oregano, garlic, 1/2 tea-spoon salt and pepper ina bowl. Pour half thedressing into a secondbowl.

3. Add toma-toes, cucumber andonion to dressing in onebowl.

4. Add shrimp todressing in second bowl.

Stir until well coated; letmarinate at room tem-perature 10 minutes.

5. Lightly brushpitas and bell pepper onboth sides with oil andsprinkle with 1/4 tea-spoon salt and pepper.Grill pitas until brownedand slightly crisp, about2 minutes on each side,then transfer to a rack tocool. (Pitas will continueto crisp as they cool).

Grill bell pepperuntil just softened, about 1 1/2 minutes on eachside. Thread shrimp onskewers without crowd-ing. Grill until justcooked, about 2 minuteson each side.

6. Break pitasinto bite-size pieces. Re-move shrimp from skew-

ers and gently stir intotomato mixture withpitas, bell pepper andfeta. Serves 4.

Per serv-ing: 240calories,13g fat,105mgchol.,16g prot.,15gcarbs.,1g fiber,670mgsodium

Cool bread salads

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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

Special Feeder Cattle Sale-WednesdayMay 14th 11:00 AM

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

1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 10 AM - May 17th and June 7th

WE ARE NOW SELLING CAGED ANIMALSALONG WITH THE SMALL ANIMALS!

(NO EQUINE)

GRAND RIVER LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC

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

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Dennis Stahl’sAuto RepairGeneral Auto

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Cain InsuranceAgency L.L.C

Crop-Farm-HomeAuto-Health-Life

David Cain (Agent/Owner)

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

Email: [email protected]

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Annual Hazel Grove Cemetery

Memorial ServicesHerndon, MO

Sunday, May 25, 2014

Guest Speaker,Matt Boatright

Contributive Dinner at 12:30 p.mBusiness meeting at 1:30 p.m.

Solicitors will be at the cemetery.To make donations,

contact Marvin Wilhite, 660-886-1253.Flowers and wreathes need to be removed by June 4.

Everyone is welcome.

Church Service 11:00 a.m.

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Call Susan Duvall today to get details and toschedule your advertising campaign.

Stephanie MullinsBranch Manager/Loan OfficerExchange Bank of Missouri

“We’ve had new customers from surrounding areaswho told us they discovered Exchange Bank ofMissouri through our ads inThe Messenger. The staff has beengreat to work with and we know ourmessage is being seen by many!We have more exciting new productsthat will be springing up soon,so watch for moreannouncements!”

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Business owners:Would you like to be a part of the Messenger’s Business

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CLASSIFIED ADS

FARM EQUIPMENT

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

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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

■WANTED MACK trucks. 1979

through 1999. Also Catgraders, wheel loaders,generators. Have cash.816-380-1034.

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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED:Available Tuesday

through Thursday forhousecleaning. Call 660-631-2680.

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HELP WANTED WANTED

D E M O L I T I O NDebry. Saturday, July

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1988 LINCOLN 4door. Good demoli-

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WOODS CADET#84 mower. 3 pt. cat.

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■It pays to advertise. Call 660-886-2233

GRAPHIC DESIGNER/Paginator. We’re

seeking a detail-orienteddesigner to assist with com-position, design and pagi-nation of our award-winningweekly newspaper in Con-cordia MO. In addition todesign work, this part-timeposition works with our printshop clients and helps withsome clerical tasks. Printshop experience is benefi-cial, but not required. Expe-rience with QuarkXpressand Photoshop is preferred.Candidates should send re-sume and samples to:Sarah Reed, Managing Ed-itor [email protected]

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PRODUCTION OP-erator. The Marshall

Democrat-News is seekinga Production Operator toassist in the printing andpackaging of our awardwinning newspaper and an-cillary publications. Thispart-time position is re-sponsible for preparation,setup and running of ourweb press and assisting thepackaging department inpreparing papers for deliv-ery. The successful candi-date must be dependable,with good mechanical skills,excellent attention to detailand a customer-focused at-titude.Previous printing ex-perience is helpful. Musthave valid driver’s licenseand be able to be forkliftcertified. Apply in person atMarshall Democrat-News,121 N. Lafayette, MarshallMO 65340.

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HELP WANTED

IdeasRequiredGRAPHIC DESIGNER/PAGINATORWe’re seeking a detail-oriented designer toassist with composition, design and paginationof our award-winning newspaper and magazinepublications. The ideal candidate will have agood grasp of time management and strongcommunication skills.

In addition to design work, this part-time positionworks with our print shop clients and helps withsome clerical tasks. Print shop experience isbeneficial, but not required. Experiencewith QuarkXpress and Photoshopis preferred.

Candidates should sendresume and samples to:Sarah Reed, Managing [email protected]

Murphy Family Ventures Swine Farm is currently seeking Herd Technicians for the Sweet Springsand Marshall farms. Duties consist of taking care of animals, feeding and treating, as well asfacility housekeeping.

Apply Online: www.murphyfamilyventures.com

Salary dependent upon experience and education

Comprehensive benefits package to include health, dental, vision, and life insurance, 401K

retirement, tuition reimbursement, paid time off and Bonus program for full time employees

Monday through Friday plus rotating weekend schedule, day shift

EOE M/F/V/D

RestoredTreasures202 Main, Concordia, MO

Furniture,Home Decor,

& Gifts.Now SellingWatkins

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

660-238-1772660-238-3721

Auction at LC’sSunday, May 18 at 12:30 pm

2 blocks South of I70 at Concordia, MO

Please view auctionzip.com ID 16837 onThursday for full list and pictures.

3 old shotguns - 1 Mauser 7.65x53 rifle - 4 old BB guns - Misc. rougharrowheads & flint - Penn & Garcia reels - 3 sleeping bags - 2 sad irons - old

cow - bell life jackets - Hot Wheels - Beds & dressers - Furniture

Landy W. Caldwell, Auctioneer 660-463-1144cell 660-238-0074

Richard W. Fricke, Agent 660-641-3312

LC’s Auction ServiceSince 1998. Your locale or ours.

It Pays to Advertise. Call 886-2233 or stop by 121 N. Lafayette, TODAY to get your ad included.

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The Marshall Democrat-News is seeking aProduction Operator to assist in the printingand packaging of our award winningnewspaper and ancillary publications.

This part-time position is responsible forpreparation, setup and running of ourweb press and assisting the packagingdepartment in preparing papers fordelivery. The successful candidate must bedependable, with good mechanical skills,excellent attention to detail and a customer-focused attitude.

Previous printing experience is helpful. Musthave valid driver’s license and be able to beforklift certified.

Apply in person atMarshall Democrat-News,

121 N. Lafayette, Marshall MO 65340

PRODUCTION OPERATOR

The Marshall Democrat-News, an award-winning hometowndaily newspaper in mid-Missouri, has an opening for ageneral assignment reporter to cover breaking news andmunicipal issues for our Web and print publications.If you're passionate about journalism and excited about theopportunities that digital publishing has to offer, we wantto hear from you. The Democrat-News is a member of RustCommunications, with a team that values the accuracy,community involvement and craft of traditional journalists andthe immediacy and engagement of digital platforms.

Marshall, Mo., an easy drive from shopping in Kansas Cityor Columbia, is also close to popular outdoor recreation areasin Arrow Rock, Lake of the Ozarks and the Katy Trail.Please email resume and clips to Rachel Knight, editor,The Marshall Democrat-News at [email protected]

ReporterMarshall (MO) Democrat-News

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Outdoor living,barbecues and thepromise of spendingmore time outside withfriends and family aresome of the many perksof spring and summer.

However, therecan be a downside towarm weather that canruin even the most per-fect get-together: bitinginsects.

Mar Jennings,home and garden expertand best-selling authorof “Life on Mar’s: A FourSeason Garden” and“Life on Mar’s: CreatingCasual Luxury,” haspartnered with Dyna-trap® to bring you thehottest tips and trendsfor summer 2014 enter-

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• Make it Magi-cal with Outdoor Light-ing: The right lightingcan help keep bugsaway. Try a fire pit; itprovides the perfectamount of light and thesmoke naturally repelsmosquitoes. Another tipis to change your out-door bulbs from white toyellow. Yellow bulbs areless visible to mostbugs.

• With Color,Lighter Is Bet ter: For keyoutdoor pieces such as

seat cushions, lighter isbetter. Not only will theystay crisp lookinglonger, mosquitoes areless at tracted to lightcolors. Jennings likesthe Pan-tonecolor ofthe year,bold Ra-diant Or-chid, touse as afeaturedor accentcolor thissummer.

•BeautifyYour Yard: Tidying upthe yard before a partywill not only impressguests, but cutting thegrass and drainingsources of stagnant

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• Feed YourGuests Without MakingThem the Meal: For

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To reduce the number ofbiting insects at yournext party, try changingoutdoor bulbs from whiteto yellow or using achemical-free trap.

Tips for enjoyable warm weather entertaining

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$129,900Newly updated and nicely decorated 3 bedroom ranchwith 2.5 baths. Open kitchen / dining with new frenchdoor to deck. Stainless appliances. Bonus 21.5x13.9room on back of garage. Call April 660-886-0017.

$69,500Charming well maintained and updated bungalow, brandnew carpet, wood floors, newer high efficiency heatingand central air. Large back room w/ lots of windows.Chain link fence. Call April 660-886-0017.

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