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Marshall, Missouri Wednesday, July 3, 2013

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MPG 28 City & 37 Hwy.10 airbags, 5 year, 100,000 miles, limited power trainwarranty auto, On Star for 6 months, XM radio for 3 months,tilt wheel, alum. wheels, power windows, air cond. and moreLot of storage. Just $1392000 delivered.

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Enjoy

July 4th At 8:00 P.M.

Special location forthis Concert will be

Indian Foothills Park

The Lyon Bowl/Guthrie Playground (Kiddie Park)

Parking Lot Area

Fireworks Display Will Follow Band Concert

Bring Your Favorite Lawn Chair

To Enjoy The Festivities

Some Bench Seating AvailableSome Handicap Parking Available

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4th of July HoursCoon HollowCollectibles

Open Monday - WednesdayJuly 1, 2, 3

Closed July 4, 5, 6

Wanted

Real Estate

Moving & Storage

Garage Sales

For Sale Misc.

For Rent Misc.

For Rent Apartments

Farmland for Sale

Child Care

IN HOME childcare provided in asmoke free home. Call 660-815-3755 for more information.

NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS NurserySchool Per Day is now enrolling2 year olds-5 year olds. Yourchoice of per-day or weeklyclasses, Monday-Saturday.Choose from 8:00am-11:00am,1:00pm-4:00pm or 5:00pm-8:00pm. Small class sizes. Call660-229-3764 after 5:00pm forappointment.

FOR SALE Highly productivefarm land: Four tracts of primefarm ground in Gentry County.Substantially all tillable, no timberor hunting. All on blacktop withwater nearby. Tracts are 160, 159,150, 111 acres each. Long historyof successful cropping. Only seri-ous buyers need make inquiry.Asking $10,000/acre. Contactpseigfreid@seigfreid.com.

APARTMENTS FOR Rent inSlater. Recently remodeled.Sewer, water and trash included.One bedroom $350.00, 2 bedroom$425.00. 886-0182.

FOR RENT: Now taking applica-tions Westport Gardens Apart-ments. One & two bedroom units.Call Kim at Action Management.660-831-0030. TDD: 800-735-2966. This institution is an equalhousing opportunity provider.

FOR RENT: Westport TerraceSenior Housing apartments is ac-cepting applications. 915 S.Apache Dr. Rent based on income.Must be 62 yrs. old or handicappedor disabled. Call Kim at ActionManagement. 660-831-0030.Relay 711. This institution is anequal housing opportunityprovider.

NICE CLEAN completely furnishedstudio apartment. References &deposit. No pets. 660-886-7333days, 660-631-1566 evenings.

NICE CLEAN partially furnishedone bedroom apartment. W/D.Covered parking. References &deposit. No pets. 660-886-7333days, 660-631-1566 evenings.

NICE CLEAN QUIET STUDIO apartment: No kitchen. FUR-NISHED, UTILITIES PAID, cable,no pets/smoking. $350.00, refer-ences, deposit. 202-2889.

NOW ACCEPTING Applicationsfor 1, 2 & 3 bedroom units. Range,refrigerator, water & sewer pro-vided. Rental assistance is avail-able. Apply at 275 S. Redman orcall 660-886-9664. Equal Opportu-nity Housing.

ONE BEDROOM apartment withappliances and air. $300/month,$250 deposit. 578 W. Vest. 660-221-3937

TAKING APPLICATIONS for a onebedroom, unfurnished apartmentwith central air. $350 per month +deposit & references. Utilities notincluded. Call M&L Rentals at 660-886-5753.

TWO BEDROOM one bath apart-ment for rent. $485/month. Newlyremodeled & very spacious. Oneblock off square. Water, sewer,trash paid. 815-4295

TWO BEDROOM, stove, refriger-ator. No pets. $425 per month,$425 deposit. 660-631-2135

NICE CLEAN one bedroom du-plex, no pets, deposit required.Owner/agent. 631-5060.

For Rent Duplex

For Rent Duplex

264 DAVIS ST, 3 BEDROOM, 1bath. Quiet neighborhood.$350/month, $350 deposit. Call660-631-9465.

504 S CARROLL: $350/monthplus deposit. Three bedroom, onebath house with washer/dryerhookups. Call 831-1300, leavemessage if no answer.

FOR RENT in Miami, MO. Threebedroom house, nice flooring andporch. No pets. 660-852-3367.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY For Lease. Excellent locations. Near new construction. Energy efficient. 886-8009.

FOR RENT: Retail/Office Units,great Odell location. Commercialshop/storage, 4,000+ squarefeet, insulated/heated, 16' doors.660-229-4700.

CLEARANCE SALE: Used re-cliners from $50.00, used wing-backs from $20.00. Floor modelmix-n-match Queen mattresssets $50 off. Better Homes & Bar-gains, 7 E. Eastwood.

MATTRESS SETS: Twin $89.99,Full $99.99, Queen $199.99,Queen Pillowtop $249.99. DutchKountry Market & Furniture,10340 E. Hwy. 50, Knob Noster,MO 65336. 660-563-2941.

TAN SECTIONAL sofa for sale,$400 or best offer. Call 660-229-0247, leave message if no answer.

2704 E EASTWOOD, THUR-SAT7:00am-5:00pm. Tires, wheels,Earnhardt collectibles, much more.

HUGE 5 FAMILY sale, 1011 Stone-haven, Friday July 5th 7:00am-6:00pm and Saturday July 6th7:00am-12:00pm. Lighted 17 build-ing Party Light village w/acces-sories, Tupperware, pictures,bedding, home interior, lamps,small appliances, Blue FlowerCorning Ware, hide-a-bed, clothing.Bedroom furniture, elec. bed,dresser, mirrors, armoire, nightstands, table & 6 chairs, air purifier& filters, holiday decor, toys, muchmore.

YARD SALE: West on Highway 20to Shackelford (Hwy Z) follow signs.Furniture, baby furniture, tools, fish-ing equipment, clothes, lots of misc.Saturday only 8:00am-?

HOUSEKEEPING POSITIONS available in the Marshall/SweetSprings area for clients in theirhomes. Transportation required.Reliability a must. Please call toapply at 866-746-2600.

TWO POSITIONS needed: Consumer lending, collections aplus. No experience necessary.401k, bonuses, vacations, health,dental, vision. Fax resume/salaryrequirements to 573-642-6559.

Help Wanted

House for Sale

NICE TWO bedroom house, 201Washington, Sweet Springs.$25,000. Owner financing avail-able, $1,000 down, $350/month,8% interest. 660-329-0855

THREE BEDROOM, totally re-modeled. Refinished hardwoodfloors, new fixtures, new counter-tops, new appliances, too muchto list. 767 South Brunswick.$89,900. 886-0182

TWO BEDROOM home in Wa-verly. 2-year old roof, new frontporch, new refrigerator, stove,small basement. Sits on extra-large lot with small out-building.Perfect first home or rental prop-erty. $67,500. 660-631-0323

BANKS MOVING And StorageCompany. Storage units now avail-able, easy access, low rates, videosurveillance. 975 W. Jackson. 886-7471, 855-559-7471.

MARSHALL CENTRAL Storage.South Odell and new location onDrake Road. Various sizes bothlocations. 886-4600.

MARSHALL MINI-STORAGE. Hwy. 20 West. U-Store! U-Lock! Car-Boats-Furniture-Etc. 886-9499 or 886-8268.

SOUTH 65 STORAGE. Lowest prices in county. Various sizes. Lighted units. 886-8037.

40'x56' steel building, former autobody shop. Nice set-up, large aircompressor & pull dozer. Largeparking lot. Seven miles north ofMarshall on Highway 41 North.$38,500. 660-0815-2922

ATTENTION FARMERS: I want tobuy your scrap iron. Paying topdollar. Riley Crawford, 886-9341.

B u y • S e l l • Tr a d e C a l l 8 8 6 - 2 2 3 3 t o p l a c e y o u r a d t o d a y.

WANTED TO Buy: Paying top prices for vehicles: wrecked, non-running or unwanted. Sell-er(s) must have title in their name! Gilpin Auto Parts, Hwy. 240. 660-886-2217.

Wanted to Buy

Work Wanted

ROCK HAULING and spreading.Also haul DDGs and free com-post. Call Ted, Triangle Trucking,660-631-2538

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1299Beef & Dairy1 gallon Ready to use. 1% Vapona for control ofhouse flies, face flies, stable flies, horn flies,mosquitoes and gnats.101278180 Reg. 14.99

699Golden Malrin Fly Bait1lb.105480617 Reg. 7.49

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Thursday residential routes will be picked up on Friday dueto the Fourth of July Holiday.

SANITATION NOTICEFourth of July Holiday changes in Sanitation Schedule

REMEMBER: Don't blow ormow grass or leaves into thestreet. Help keep our streams and waterways clean.

Summer HoursJuly 8th to August 316:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Please have trash curbside by 6:00 a.m.

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(NAPSA)—Here’s a deliciousidea: Enjoy vegetables for break-fast. Eating a balanced breakfastwith lean protein, healthy carbsand a small dose of healthy fatcan be a great way to start theday. Vegetables such as onionshelp you increase your intake ofdietary fiber and other importantnutrients with layers of flavor.Use these easy ideas to start yourday with a nutritional boost.•Add chopped onions, tomatoes

and either spinach or kale toomelets.•Combine hash browns or

other breakfast potatoes withcooked vegetables and tofu.•Sauté mushrooms, onions and

bell peppers and add to scrambledeggs.•Use up last night’s leftover

salad and top with a poached egg.•Spread a thin layer of onion-

flavored cream cheese on lightlytoasted whole-grain bread. Addsliced tomatoes and sweet onions,avocado and fresh, baby spinachleaves.•Try this tasty onion quiche

from the National Onion Associa-tion. A lighter version of the clas-sic, this dish is easy to prep aheadand reheat in the morning to taketo work or school.

SWEET ‘N’ SAVORYONION QUICHE

Makes 6 to 8 servings

5 cups yellow onion, thinlysliced

1 tablespoon olive oil1⁄2 cup Canadian bacon, diced1 cup nonfat Swiss cheese,

grated1 tablespoon sugar1 tablespoon flour1 teaspoon salt1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper1⁄4 teaspoon nutmeg

2 eggs, 1 egg white,slightly beaten

1⁄4 cup 2% milk1 9-inch pie shell, unbaked

Rosemary and sautéedred onion for garnish

Directions: Preheat oven to425 degrees. Sauté onions inolive oil until tender andtranslucent. Add Canadianbacon and grated cheese. In aseparate bowl, combine sugarand flour with seasonings. Addslightly beaten eggs and milkto flour mixture. Put sautéedonion, ham and cheese in a pieshell; pour milk and egg mix-ture over onions. Bake for 35minutes or until custard setsand top is golden brown.Serve warm.

•Wrap up a morning’s nutri-tion with a breakfast burrito: Filla whole wheat or sprouted wheattortilla with sautéed onions,scrambled eggs, tomatoes and

cilantro. Top with plain yogurtand a fresh salsa like this one:

ONION-PEACH SALSAMakes 6 servings

1⁄2 cup chopped yellow onion2 cups chopped fresh ripe or

thawed frozen peaches,drained

3 tablespoons choppedcilantro leaves

2 tablespoons choppedjalapeño pepperSaltFresh lime juice

Combine ingredients inmedium bowl, adding salt andlime juice to taste; cover andrefrigerate until ready toserve. Makes 6 servings.

Tip: Yellow onions are the best,all-purpose choice for both rawand cooked dishes. For more greattips and recipes using onions, visitwww.onions-usa.org/recipes.

A Better Breakfast StartsWith Vegetables

A savory breakfast quiche featuring flavorful onions can be an easyway to start the day.

(NAPSA)—If Ali ChristensenWilde had been born in the 1950s,it would have been unimaginablethat she could dream of going tocollege and marry her high schoolsweetheart. But the 23-year oldwith cystic fibrosis has just donethat—and so much more. Thenewlywed is now living in Provo,UT with her husband Chase, andis pursuing her undergraduatedegree while singing and speakingout about living with cystic fibro-sis as an adult.CF is a life-shortening genetic

disease that affects about 30,000children and adults in the UnitedStates. In the 1950s, most childrenwith CF did not live long enough toattend elementary school. By 2011,the median life expectancy for peo-ple with CF was in the upper mid30s. The disease primarily impactsthe lungs and digestive system,making it hard to breathe and todigest food. More specifically, CFimpacts the way salt and watermove in and out of the body’s cells,causing the body to produce unusu-ally thick, sticky mucus that clogsthe lungs and leads to life-threat-ening lung infections.One of the things Ali loves is to

sing with her younger sister, 16-year old Christina, who also hasCF. While their first performancewas a sad occasion—the funeral oftheir older sister April who hadalso battled CF for years—itunleashed a passion that wouldlead them to sing as finalists onNBC’s America’s Got Talent in2010.Last year, the sisters released a

song, “Something About Me,” to

share their message that chal-lenges, like CF, do not define themor hold them back from pursuing

their goals. The song and behind-the-scenes video are available forfree on www.cfvoice.com, a web-site and online community forpeople of all ages living with CF,supported by Novartis Pharma-ceuticals Corporation.CF therapy may require up to

20 medications to be used everyday with an average daily treat-ment burden of approximately 2hours. Today, there are moretreatment options than ever tomanage the incurable disease. Inthe last year alone, several med-ications to manage cystic fibrosishave been approved by the Foodand Drug Administration.Ali is grateful for the support

she’s had and the encouragementshe’s received. “Our mom and dadare great supporters,” she notes.“They want us to be healthy, theywant us to succeed, but my favoritepart is they didn’t raise us like theyhad sick children. They believed inus and wanted us to do anythingthat we wanted to do.”For Chase, the transition from

boyfriend to husband has alsoincluded learning more about CFand the treatments needed tokeep Ali healthy. As the lifeexpectancy continues to increase,more young adults with CF arenavigating independent living,relationships and career. Ali con-tinues to inspire as she entersthis new phase of her life. “Thereis someone out there for every-one. As long as we’re doing ourbest to take care of ourselves, wewill find someone who wants tolearn with us and who wants tolove us for who we are.”

Giving a Voice to the Cystic Fibrosis Adult Community

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(NAPSA)—When vacation timecomes and kids have more freetime, there could be good news forparents searching for interestingand unique activities.Lance Burton, world-renowned

magician and magic adviser on“Oz the Great and Powerful,” rec-ommends practicing magic as afun option for engaging kids athome. Magic has been enjoyed bymany as a compelling hobby overthe years—even by some celebri-ties including Neil Patrick Har-ris, Jason Alexander and JohnnyCarson.Burton notes, “While the vast

majority of kids who take upmagic as a hobby are not going tobecome professional magicians,magic is great for helping kidsdevelop many different life skillswhile having fun. Mastering thetricks helps them develop self-esteem, strengthen mental focusand enhance physical coordina-tion. Magic is also a great way tointeract with people and gain newfriends. Kids can learn cool tricksto share with their peers and atthe same time gain confidence forfuture life experiences.”Burton recalls that he had so

much fun and success teachingmagic to James Franco, who starsas a great magician in “Oz theGreat and Powerful,” that hestarted thinking about how hecould create some simple tips forparents to encourage their kids totry magic at an early age.He suggests:•Help arouse the young

magicians’ curiosity: The gift ofa magic set is what got manymagicians started. Watching amovie such as “Oz the Great andPowerful” on Blu-ray™ or DVD athome can also inspire. Other filmswith magical appeal include “Bed-

knobs and Broomsticks,” “TheChronicles of Narnia,” “The Swordin the Stone” and “Mary Poppins.”•Take a trip to the library:

A very simple way to start learn-ing about magic is by visitingthe library. Look for books forbeginners.•Search online: Another

inexpensive way to begin is to sittogether at the computer andsearch through the array of basictricks that include easy step-by-step directions.•Start with simple tricks:

Begin with simple tricks that donot require difficult sleight ofhand or expensive props. For cardtricks, Burton recommends usinga miniature deck that is madespecifically for kids.•Practice, practice, prac-

tice: Devote some time to helpingyour children practice. Encouragethem to keep trying even if suc-cess isn’t immediate.•Provide an audience: Once

your child has mastered a fewtricks, provide the opportunity forhim or her to proudly show offsome newfound skills. Set up amagic show for the whole familyor friends. You’ll also be helping toencourage your child and to buildconfidence. Burton notes, “The No.1 fear among adults is fear of pub-

lic speaking. If a child learns toperform magic for an audience,he/she is much more likely to alsofeel comfortable speaking in pub-lic, whether on stage or in theboardroom.”•Find others who like

magic: Visit magic shows andshops. Look for a nearby magicclub. The International Brother-hood of Magicians has chapters inmany communities.•Have fun: Remember, the

primary objective is to provideyoungsters with a challenging,engaging way to have fun. Keep-ing it simple makes it easy tohave fun doing magic.

Learn MoreFor further information about

the movie, you can visit www.disney.go.com/thewizard. For moreinformation on Lance Burton,visit www.lanceburton.com.

Tips On Entertaining Kids

Learning magic can be a greatway for kids to have fun at home.

Actor James Franco learned fromworld-renowned magician LanceBurton while making “Oz theGreat and Powerful.”

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