Post P.O. Box 406, 1316 S. Main, Maryville, MO 660-582-POST (7678) • www.thepostads.com Vol. 1 No. 31 Tuesday, October 30, 2012 Locally Owned and Operated Postal Customer Local ECRWSS Presorted Standard U.S. Postage Paid Maryville, MO Permit No. 4 The Like us on Facebook – BEARCAT SUPER COUPON – REGISTER TO WIN THE ULTIMATE TAILGATE PARTY TO THE GAME OF THE YEAR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Northwest vs. Missouri Western AT THE HY-VEE BEARCAT ZONE! One registration per family per day please. All registration forms become property of Hy-Vee. For a copy of the rules, visit your Maryville Hy-Vee customer service department or send your request with a self-addressed stamped envelope to Hy-Vee, 1217 South Main, Maryville, MO 64468. One Lucky Winner will receive a catered Tailgate Party by Chef Jeff Kelly plus 15 Tickets to attend the Game. Register this week – – Drawing Monday, November 5 th ! Go, Fight, Win, Bearcats! LU95500 Offer good October 31 through November 6, 2012. *Excludes all gift cards and prescription purchases, delivered grocery orders, beer, wine and spirits, tobacco products, lottery, money orders and postage stamps. Only at your Maryville Hy-Vee. $ 5 Off Your total grocery store Purchase of $ 75 or More! * Since 1973 . . . 39 years of helpful smiles! Look in this issue to find 5 pages of great offers from Your Maryville Hy-Vee! Over 235 employee smiles to serve you. DOUBLE ISSUE Two Sections
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PostP.O. Box 406, 1316 S. Main, Maryville, MO
660-582-POST (7678) • www.thepostads.com
Vol. 1 No. 31 Tuesday, October 30, 2012 Locally Owned and Operated
PostalCustomer
LocalECRWSS
Presorted StandardU.S. Postage Paid
Maryville, MOPermit No. 4
The
Like uson
Facebook
– BEARCAT SUPER COUPON –
REGISTER TO WIN THE ULTIMATE
TAILGATEPARTY
TO THE GAME OF THE YEAR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Northwestvs.
Missouri Western
AT THE HY-VEE BEARCAT ZONE!
One registration per family per day please. All registration forms become property of Hy-Vee. For a copy of the rules, visit your Maryville Hy-Vee customer service department or send your request
with a self-addressed stamped envelope to Hy-Vee, 1217 South Main, Maryville, MO 64468.
One Lucky Winner will receive a catered Tailgate Party by Chef Jeff Kelly plus 15 Tickets to attend the Game.Register this week – – Drawing Monday, November 5th!
Go, Fight, Win, Bearcats!
LU95500
Offer good October 31 through November 6, 2012. *Excludes all gift cards and prescription purchases, delivered grocery orders, beer, wine and spirits, tobacco products, lottery, money orders and postage stamps. Only at your Maryville Hy-Vee.
$5 Off Your total grocery store Purchase of $75 or More!
*
Since 1973 . . . 39 years of helpful smiles!
Look in this issue to find 5 pages of great offers from
Your Maryville Hy-Vee!
Over 235 employee smiles to serve you.
DOUBLE ISSUE
Two Sections
COTTAGE CRE-ATIONS, Stanberry, Mo.
Christmas Open House, November 1, 2 and 3.
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Announcement
Paid for by the Nodaway County Democratic Committee
VOTE!!November 6th
Democratic Candidatesfor the 2012
General Election
Darren WhiteSheriff
Diane ThomsenPublic Administrator
Bob StiensSouth District Commissioner
David SmithNorth District Commissioner
Marilyn JenkinsTreasurer
Rex WallaceAssessor
WOULD YOU LIKE STAYING THE SAME OR THE POSSIBILITY OF CHANGE?
David Smith
David Smithfor
Nodaway CountyNorth DistrictCommissioner
I would appreciate your voteon November 6.
Thank you.Paid for by committee to Elect David Smith, Andrea Smith, Treasurer
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100% natural USDA Choice Amana Beef is raised in the Midwest to guarantee the most flavorful steak available. Hand selected and expertly cut by your Hy-Vee Meat Specialist to guarantee every cut meets our strict standards of tenderness, quality and flavor. Yes . . . it’s only available at Hy-Vee.
If you have questions on how to prepare or select a cut of meat for your family ask Maryville Hy-Vee meat specialist Larry Neal or our Chef Jeff Kelly. With Hy-Vee’s Amana brand meat and a little help from the experts at Hy-Vee, you can’t go wrong.
Larry Neal, 45 years of service.
Hy-
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AMANA TOP ROUND ROAST
3.99 lb.
Fresh Seafood US Department of Commerce
Lot Inspected Fresh Seafood --Huge selection of fresh, frozen &
value-added seafood flown in 3 days a week.
Alaskan Fresh CodAmerican Wild CaughtFresh Shrimp
16-20 ct.
Alaskan Copper River Salmon
(previously frozen)
5.997.998.99
lb.
lb.
lb.
Prices good October 31 through November 6, 2012
Visit with our Chef Jeff Kelly on how to prepare quick and easy recipes for
Cod, Shrimp & Salmon.
Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Holiday fun.
crop ground for 2013. Multi year lease welcome. Call 816-686-4603. 25-8tp
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Great Quality.
GREAT COMMUNITY. GREAT HOSPITAL.
At St. Francis Hospital & Health Services, we care about your
overall healthcare experience. And while our top priority will
always be to deliver the medical expertise and compassionate
care you deserve, it certainly doesn’t stop there. That’s why
we pay attention to every detail of your hospital stay. From
food service to friendly faces to accurate record keeping and
a pleasant and clean environment, no detail is unimportant. It’s
what this community deserves. But more importantly, it’s what
you deserve.
660-562-2600 • www.stfrancismaryville.com • 2016 South Main Street • Maryville, MO 64468
Attending to the smallest detail.
Byler’s WoodWorking660-582-8945
HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. to noon; Closed Sunday12 miles west of Maryville on Hwy. 71, to Rt. AB, then 1 1/2 mile south on the right.
Homemade, solidwood furniture madein a variety of species.
• Table and Chairs• China Hutches
• Bedroom Sets • Desks• Clocks • Crafts
– All furniture has a 10 year warranty on craftmanship and finish!
– Quality furniture you will buy only once in your lifetime and pass iton to future generations.
– Order now to beat the holiday rush and enjoy your Thanksgivingdinner on that new table.
TRACTORS:• 1954 Ford 640, 4 speed, runs good, everyday clothes• 1958 Ford 861, 5 speed, runs good, everyday clothes, original owner• Pending: Possibility of 2 more tractors by sale date!
VEHICLES:• 1994 Ford Taurus, 4 door, tan, nice car• Full size pick up box• 2- 1970 & 1971 350 Honda motorcycles- for parts only, no titles• Set of rims for 1999-2003 Ford F150• Chevy S-10 bucket seats
GUNS, ANTIQUES &SPECIALTY ITEMS:• 2 Guns- Stoger Model 2000 automatic 12 gauge with 3 chokes and SKB over & under; 12 gauge model 585 with 4 chokes• Coca Cola Machine, compressor does work, coin slot does not• Coca Cola table with 2 chairs• Coca Cola 1950’s-60’s open cooler, compressor does not work• Fishing equipment• Marbles, 2 clay• Plated Rogers Silverware• Antique lard press, Enterprise Manufacturing Co. patent date April 10, 1983 & July 11, 1876• Antique doilies• Full size slate pool table• Warm Morning propane stove• Country Flame fi replace insert, corn and pellet
MULTI-PARTYCONSIGNMENT AUCTION
OLD SCHOOL HOUSE, SHERIDAN MO • 10:00 AM ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2012
• Assorted lot of nice hand tools, drills, saws, etc.• 3x3’ Beveled mirror with oak molding• Lots of jewlery• 3 Bowls made in Germany• Steel bed frame• Oak mantel clock• Books, baseball, Hymns, sheet music• Sewing supplies• DVD’s• 45’s & 33’s - Records• Blankets• Western Picture Frames• 35mm Poloroid camera• Peniet toys• Table and chairs• 19 & 13 inch RCA TV’s• End tables & coffee tables• Formal living room set, couch, wing seat, love seat• 2- 19 inch TV’s- work• 25 inch TV- works• Corner desk• Lots of lamps• Corner stand• Twin size bed frame• Full size bed frame
• Couch & love seat• 5 Kitchen chairs• Table with 4 chairs• Wood, metal & plastic shelves• Wooden baby cradle• Plastic organizers• 2 Rabbit cages on wheels• Charcoal BBQ grill- good• 2 Sewing machines - work• 30 Creosote posts• Computer printer and paper shredder• Wardrobe closet• Pressure cooker• Set of blue and white Caswell bowls• Canister set• Dishes• 2 Wooden shutters• 6’ Full body mirrors• Luggage set• Weedeaters & chain saws, for parts only• Slate chalkboards• 2 La-z-boy recliners• Big blue water tank• Sets of wine glasses• GOOD ITEMS FOR SALE,COME SEE!
BROWN AUCTIONEERING
“there is a difference”
DAVE BROWN660-822-6015
JAKE BROWN660-822-6538
BAUCTIONEERS:
JAKE & DAVID BROWN AUCTION SERVICE• 660-822-6015 •
LUNCH ON GROUNDS • REST ROOM WILL BE AVAILABLETERMS: Cash or check with proper I.D. Nothing removed until settled for. Not responsible in case of accidents, thefts, or errors in advertising. Statements made at the sale take precedence over all other advertising.
MULTI-PARTY CONSIGNMENT
HOUSEHOLD and MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS:
CAREER OPPORTUNITY WITH THE TAYLOR COUNTY
FARM SERVICE AGENCYThe Taylor County USDA Farm Service Agency office
located in Bedford, Iowa, currently has a job opening for a Program Technician. The individual selected will be responsible for carrying out general office activities and technical functions pertaining to Farm commodity programs. Applicants should possess excellent human relation skills as well as strong clerical and computer skills. A general knowledge of agricultural practices would also be beneficial. If interested, the full vacancy announcement with mandatory application require-ments can be obtained online at www.usajobs.gov and accessing vacancy announcement number ADZ772549-IA. This announcement has an opening date of October 26, 2012 and a closing date of November 9, 2012.
Questions regarding this position can be directed to Jacque Lenhart, County Executive Director, by tele-phone at (712) 523-2118 or by e-mail at [email protected]. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
PRODUCTIONJOB
OPENINGS$ $
40 hour per week production jobs in Maryville and Albany area.
$9.75-$10.55 per hour. Some benefits!Missouri Career Center
114 W. Third - Maryville, Mo.Tuesday, November 6, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Kelly Services will be takingappointments and interviewing.
For more information call816-233-3411
NOW TAKINGAPPLICATIONS
TRUCK DRIVERSDUMP • MIXER
FULL & PART TIMEMinimum Class B w/Air CDL
Drug Testing RequiredWork History-Driving Record Check
22371 State Hwy. 46, Maryville, MO.CNA - Full-Time, 2-10 p.m.
10 p.m -6 a.m.Part-time BeauticianBenefits include Health, Life,
Dental, Vision and more.PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON.
EOE
Farm
Announcement
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taste the experience
Apple - Pumpkin - Cherry - Peach - Dutch Apple - Strawberry Rhubarb - Blueberry - Coconut - Banana
- Lemon - Chocolate - Caramel Apple Walnut - Pineapple Upside-Down - Southern Pecan - French Silk
43-50 oz. piesassorted varieties
An exclusive signature item from
Tye Weston, Hy-Vee Baker10 years of service.
“Each of our Baking Stone Breads is hand-crafted and baked fresh right here in our Maryville Hy-Vee bakery. Tye and our experienced team take pride in producing our line of artisan-style breads. Each bread is given the proper fermentation time, most breads at least 12 hours, to create flavorful hearty loaves of bread. Our breads are baked with high heat and steam that seals the bread and naturally preserves freshness.”
Price good Wednesday, October 31 thru Tuesday, November 6.
Limit 1 coupon per customer. Not good with any other offer.Offer good October 31 through November 6, 2012 at your Maryville Hy-Vee.
2.00 OFFANY LOAF OF BAKING STONE BREAD
~ Coupon ~
8.99
LU95100
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TWO TRACTOR tires and rims, 60% tread, 13x6x28, fits Ford 8N or 9N, good condition. 816-487-3775. 31-3tc
18 MONTH old Charolais bulls. Redden Charolais, 660-937-2240. 30-8tp
FOR SALE: Purebred Charolais bulls, good qual-ity, old enough to use this winter on fall calving cows. Eugene Stoll, 660-254-0593. 30-3tp
18 MONTH old Black An-gus bulls. Good quality and disposition. Greg Frueh, 660-582-6901 or 660-927-3721. 29-6tc
FOR SALE: Good quality heifer bulls. 1/2 Angus, 1/2
Lowline. Ready for winter use. Two 1/2 Charolais, 1/2 Lowline bulls. Ready to use. Eugene Stoll, 660-254-0593. 30-3tp
FOR SALE: AQHA 3 year old mare, started under saddle. Robert Dodds, 816-428-3615. 31-2tc
FOR SALE: Year old lay-ing hens, $1.00 a piece. 28390 Panther Road, Ravenwood, Mo. 64479.
BULLS FOR rent: Bl An-gus, Red Angus, Bl Simm-Angus X Hereford. All will be trich tested and semen checked prior to delivery. Price varies on how long
you keep him. Lowest price is $300 and keep till April 1. Clarinda Livestock Auc-tion LLC, Dan Wood, 712-542-8863. 31-tfn
DAY CARE going out of business. All contents are for sale. Call after 5pm. 660-725-7201. 31-1tp
52’ WHITE bullnose shelving with brackets and poles, various lengths 4’-8’, $50. 660-215-0897. COMPUTER DESK, $10. 660-582-7238. 31-1tf
KENMORE ELECTRIC
Items Under $500
Woodruff-Arnold Construction & Plumbing1315 S. Main – Maryville, MO – 660-562-2633
(Behind Sears)
We have the best construction crew around!
CHECK US OUT! - LET US PROVE IT!Our Quality and Experience
speaks for its self!
• Plumbing (New or Repair)• Trenching & Backhoe Work• Garage Door Repair/Install
• Minor Electrical• Fiberglass Tub Repair
Call or stop by
TODAY:
Call
Woodruff-
Arnold
about
Projects!
SERVICE• New Homes• Remodeling
• Replacement Windows• Bathrooms
• Finish Basements
CONSTRUCTION
295 ACRES FARMLAND
Tuesday, December 11 – 10 a.m.GRAHAM COMMUNITY BUILDING
GRAHAM, MISSOURIwww.gosleeauctions.com for pictures
LAND LOCATED: 1 mile north of Maitland, Mo. on Hwy. 113 to 130th St., then west 2 miles on good gravel road. 160 acres m/l lies on the north side of 130th St. 135 acres m/l lies on the south side of 130th St. An abbreviated legal would be SW 160 acres m/l of Section 31, Twp. 63N, R 37W and the NW 135 acres m/l of Section 6, Twp. 62N, R 37W
295 ACRES MORE OR LESS OFFERED AS 1 TRACTFSA shows 261.1 tillable acres m/l and base acres corn 83.1, soybeans 83.1
TERMS: 5% non-refundable down pay-ment sale day. Enter into Real Estate con-tract sale day. Balance due at closing, with certified funds, in ap-proximately 30 days when clear title and
possession will be given. Close at the law office of Strong and Strong PC, 124 East 3rd Street, Maryville, Mo. David Baird, Attorney. The sale of this land is not subject to financing or contingencies of any other type, so, please have your financing approved prior to sale day so you are able to pay with certified funds at closing. The trustee of this land is most sincere about placing the farm in the hands of a new owner, but does reserve the right to accept or reject any and all bids. NO BUYER’S PREMIUM. Subject to all easements and restrictions of record.FENCES: In average condition.TAXES: 2012 ($873.36) and all previous years paid by seller.WELL WATER: with rural water available. A meter has been set just SE of the old barn and corral. The line comes down Quebec Rd. from the north, then east on 130th St.PRIMARY SOIL TYPES: Exira silty clay loam, Marshall silty clay loam, and Colo-Judson silty clay loam. Some terraces and outlets in place.Bidders are responsible for their own personal inspection of the property. The farm was planted to corn and soybeans in 2012 with some pasture land. Statements sale day take pre-cedence over all other advertisements.
FRANCES RUTH HOOPER TRUSTShirley McKee Trustee
ARRANGED BY KERMIT GOSLEE AUCTIONS, MARYVILLE, MO.Auctioneers: Kermit Goslee, 660-582-0776 and Steve Espey, 660-541-0989
QUALITYANTIQUES
HOUSEHOLDITEMS
I have sold my home and will have the following auction one block east of Post Office, then 3 blocks south at 315 South Ohio St. in
KING CITY, MO10:00 AM SHARP!
For morepictures, visitgpcink.com
Terms: Cash day of sale. Checks accepted only with letter of good credit from your bank. All purchases must be settled for on day of sale. Positive ID required when registering for bidding number. Not responsible for ac-cidents or thefts. ALL statements made day of sale take precedence over all advance advertising.
SPIKING AUCTION CO.ANYTHING AT AUCTION SINCE 1976
Auctioneer: Paul B. Spiking • 816-261-2730 • Local Clerks
• Wire Bird Cage On Metal Stand• Trunks• Goat Cart• 1 Gallon Stone Canning Jar• Oak 3 Drawer Dresser With Brass Pulls• Oak Mission Dresser With Beveled Mirror• Oak Victorian Dresser With Beveled Mirror And Cast Iron Pulls• 10 - White Oak Woven Baskets• Ornate Walnut Bed With Full/Tall Headboard• Oak Sewing Rocker With 3 Drawers• Cedar Coat Tree• Oak Hope Chest• Iron Prairie Bed (Full)• Oak End Table• Oak Dresser Mirror• Iron & Wood Cradle Scythe• Child’s Rocking Horse• Corner Cabinet• Christmas Decorations• Pillows• Large Assortment Of Boyd’s Bears• Luggage
• Oak Sellers Kitchen Cabinet With Granite Slide Top And Flour Sifter Still On• Western Auto Toy Truck & Trailer (Large)• Granite Coffee Pot• Small Granite Coffee Pot• Longabarger Pottery• White One Gallon Stone Jug• 6 Gallon Blue Band Stone Jar• 5 Gallon Buckeye Stone Jar• 8 Gallon Stone Jar• 4 Gallon Stone Jar• Pittsburgh Blue Diamond 4 Gallon Butter Churn• Beveled Mirror With Oak Frame• Royal Seed Ad (Steel Sign With Thermometer)• Copper Wash Boiler• Small American Beauty Wagon• 0-2 Lb. Toledo Scale• Cream Separator• Granite Coffee Pot• Assortment Of Graniteware• Old Baby Buggy (Neat)• Fruit Crates• Cigar Tin• Large Assortment Of Glass Hen & Chicks (More Than 25)
Auctioneer’s Note: Julie Miller is moving to a smaller home, she has many more items yet to be re-discovered, please plan to attend her sale...or in other words, many more items too numerous to mention. Photo gallery at GPCink.com
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Julie Miller, Owner
JONES BOYSCONST., LLCRR 2, Stanberry, MO(660) 783-2990
AUGERS8”, 10”, 13”SWING-AWAYS
• HUTCH UNLDG • BIN EQUIPMENT & SWEEP AUGERS • ELECTRIC MOTORS IN STOCK!
2010 NISSANPATHFINDER SE
4x4, Factory Warranty,Very Clean!
KLEIN MOTORSSt. Joseph, MO
816-232-5739
Florea’sRadiator RepairAir Conditioner
RepairA Good Place to
Take a Leak!423 S. Depot,
Maryville, MO660-582-2911
LAND AUCTIONMonday, November 12 - 10 a.m.
Kretzinger Auction Building, Corning, IowaHwy. 34/148 intersection, 1/2 mile East
Property: 154.29 Taxable Acres: Adams County, Nodaway Township, Sections 20 & 21. Located from Hwy. 34/N26 (Nodaway corner) 3.5 mi. south to 260th St. (H54) east less than 1/10 mi. to southwest corner of property. Property runs approx. 1 mile along north side of road. Property currently has 57.53 acres in CRP program and contract will end Sep-tember 30, 2014, with annual payments of $86.90 per acre. 2013 and 2014 payments go to new buyer. Balance of farm is currently being used for pasture. Combined CRP acres and FSA tillable acres equal 115.05 tillable acres with balance tim-ber for excellent hunting opportunities and two ponds. CSR average is 44.77 but is somewhat misleading because of timber acres. There has been some terracing and tile and improve-ments on this farm and all tillable acres have been in CRP or pasture for many years.Property has a few older buildings used for livestock and feed. There is rural water and electricity on property. The west 20 acre pasture was sprayed October, 2012, with ForeFront HL for weed control and is labeled to be pasture or grass hay in 2013. Taxes are currently $1538.00 per year with an average of $9.97 per acre. FSA bases are currently combined with other farms so will need to be refigured for new buyer. Informa-tion received from sources believed to be reliable. Auction-eers and sellers do not guarantee their accuracy. Buyers are invited to do their own research prior to auction. Terms: 10% down payment day of auction with balance due approx. 30 days at Richard Wilson Attorney Office, Lenox, IA. when clear deed and abstract will be presented to new buyer. Possession at same time approx. Dec. 12, 2012. Taxes prorated to date of possession.
Bill & Gloria (Maxine) Forsythe 712-621-3000
www.kretzingerauction.comAuctioneers: Jack Kretzinger, 712-621-0135; Dan Kretz-inger, 712-621-9400; Tony Douglas, 712-621-0958
Walker Body Shop & Towing Service420 N. Market, Maryville, MO 64468Complete Autobody Repair
and Tow ServiceFor Sale
Farm
range, black glass top,
warm and ready drawer, $300. 660-582-3593.
VERY NICE upright piano with several music books, $150. 660-215-0897.
THREE SHELF book-shelf, $2. 660-582-7238. NINTENDO DS Lite with
charger, $60. 660-215-0897. 31-1tf
SEWING MACHINE,
$25. 660-582-7238. NINTENDO DS games, $10. 660-215-0897.
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DO YOU HAVE A PLAN?Please join us on November 1st to learn
how to navigate your Golden Years.
The fifth week of this six week FREE informational presentation will discuss-
“Rehab-what we can do for you.”
•Reviewing specialized equipment• Ways to help with pain and discomfort to meet
your maximum potential• Pre-Planning • Post Surgical Care
• Out-Patient Therapy
Fifth Session is: November 1st from 4-5 pm at the Maryville Chateau
1105 East Fifth Street, Maryville660.582.7447
Kim Bram, Diana Nelson, Janet Carpentieri and Sarah Clement
Letter to the Citizens of Nodaway CountyThis is an era that as much as many would hate to admit it, partisan politics are stronger than ever and play a key role in elections. Oftentimes a very good candidate, or public servant, is defeated due to party affiliation and not their qualities. This is very unfortunate! The voters this November will have a clear choice for the office of South District Commissioner of Nodaway County. A newcomer to poli-tics and public service is seeking Commissioner Bob Stiens’ job. I call it a job because that is exactly how Bob Stiens treats this office. Bob Stiens “Comes to Work to Work.” There is not a more dedicated public servant than Stiens. Coupled with his strong farm background work ethic, Bob Stiens is very knowledgeable concerning roads, bridges, rock and gravel, tubes and drainage systems, and all facets of our rural infrastructure. His common sense approach in taking care of county government is in-valuable and would be sorely missed if he is not re-elected. The citizens of the South District have an opportunity to re-elect an Associate Commissioner that has common sense values, an untiring work ethic, the knowledge of Nodaway County’s infrastructure, and a strong leadership role in handling all facets of county government.County government is big business, a very large business, that handles not only a great sum of money annually, but must oversee a huge infrastructure; budgeting for all offices of county government, the maintenance of the courthouse, the Administration Center, the jail, and county equipment including the road and bridge department, the sheriff ’s fleet of vehicles for public safety, and all other equip-ment necessary for proper public service. Bob Stiens is a very prudent steward of our tax dollars and scrutinizes all requests and needs with an intent to get the most value from our tax dollars while pro-viding the best services for all of Nodaway County citizens. We the voters in Nodaway County’s South District have the opportunity to place our confidence in Bob Stiens’ continuing leadership role for our district and the entire county by voting for him November 6. Bob Stiens’ experience and dedication make him the wise choice!Resident of Nodaway County South District,Joe Baumli
Paid for by Joe Baumli - Nodaway County South District Resident
TWO ESTATESAUCTION
Saturday, November 3 - 9:30 a.m.Kretzinger Auction Building, Corning, Iowa
Hwy. 34/148 intersection, 1/2 mile East‘50, ‘59, 3-’63 Chevy cars; ‘70 Chevy pickup; ‘57, ‘59 Buick cars; TRACTORS: JD 730, 70, B, A, 720; Case VAC; MH; 4 IH 806; IH 504; Coop E3; AC WD45; 3 livestock trailers; older farm machinery. All items been stored outside for many years and not running. Many are missing parts (Sells first). ANNA RUTH & (the late) GLENN HARDISTY
Kenmore stack washer/dryer; upright freezer; 3 pc. full size bedroom set; 3 tables scrapbooking; cane wheel chair; Hawthorn bike; Smiley pig pitcher; Winney pig cookie jar and salt/pepper; Puss N Boots pitcher; elephant, donkey and Scotty dog candy dishes; 1000+ cook books; 2 gal. Red Wing crock; trailer full of toys; table saw; jointer; drill press; 2 snow blowers; lots more.
MARY LOU MILLER ESTATEwww.kretzingerauction.com
Auctioneers: Jack Kretzinger, 712-621-0135Dan Kretzinger, 712-621-9400Tony Douglas, 712-621-0958
Time to Make a Change
DUVALL’S ACADEMYof Martial Arts
404 S. Main St. • Maryville, MO • 660-582-5611
Check Your FruitThey need to workout with us, see how it feels
to build their body, their mind and more.
Take a look around youand what do you see?
What is the general healthof your family?
Do they eat right and exercisethe way they really should?
Do they seldom complain?Do they look and feel good?
You’re likely seeing your future,the way that you will be,
Family health, just like fruit,doesn’t fall far from the tree.
CLARINDALIVESTOCK AUCTION
1208 E. Garfield St., Clarinda, IA712-542-3718
NEXTCATTLE SALE
Thursday, March 8, 2012starting at 10:30 a.m. on Weigh Cowsand Bulls; 12 noon on Feeder Cattle
For more information call Dan WoodBarn - 712-542-3718
Cell - 712-542-8863 orcheck out our market report
on our website at clarindalivestock.com
For more information call Dan WoodBarn: 712-542-3718 or Cell: 712-542-8863
Check our Market Report on our website atclarindalivestock. com
THURSDAY,NOV. 8, 2012
starting at 10 :30 a.m. on Weigh Cows12 noon on Feeder Cattle
• 1 Complete Herd Dispersal of Spring Calving Cows
• Approx. 75 Fall Cow/Calf Pairs• Along with 1,000 head of Feeders
ESTATE FARM & TOOL AUCTIONFeaturing Pickup, Machinery and Tools including Snap-On and MAC
Sunday, November 11, 2012 - 11:00 a.m.Live Online Bidding Starts at 1:00 p.m.
Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Dr., Maryville, MOAUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Due to the untimely death of Mr. Keller, Younger Auction Co. has been commissioned to sell the following well cared for machinery and tools. This auction will be over by 3 p.m.
VEHICLES & TRAILER: 2000 Chevy Extended Cab G3500 1-ton Dually Pick-up, 4x4, 7.4L Vortec gas, Cloth interior, power locks, power windows, power seats. Equipped w/5th wheel, 12,000 lb. receiver hitch, 60% rubber, white in
color, speed line bed liner, 39,000 original miles, nice truck. 1998 Chevy pickup, heavy 3/4 ton, 4x4, automatic , 454 gas motor, good rubber, equipped with rear air bag suspension, blue in color w/white camper shell. 137,000 miles. 1994 Nissan UD 1800 flatbed, dsl. truck, 36K miles, air brakes, mixer unit on rear. 2004 5’x8’ flat bed utility trailer w/steel ramp gate, 12” sides, wooden floor, 3500 lb. axle, one owner. TRACTOR & ACCESSORIES: Kubota BX23 Utility Tractor, DSL, 4WD, Hydrostat, equipped w/loader; Kubota Attachments: backhoe attachment 12” tooth bucket (sold separately), Land Pride 3 pt. 48” finishing mower, Woods 42” 3 pt. rear tine tiller, 3 pt. 5’ blade (new), Front mount hydraulic lift 50” cut Snow Blower (like new). SHOP EQUIP-MENT & TOOLS: Karcher Power Washer, 2700 PSI; Powerhouse 20-ton Log Splitter, dual ac-tion; 4400 lb. Pallet Jack, near new; 150,000 All-Pro Salamander Heater; 3-12” Explosion Proof Exhaust Fans; Delta Contractor’s Table saw w/10” blade & extra wide frame w/up to 52” cut & over arm blade guard on floor casters. 110 volt or 220; Bechtold Countertop Miter Saw, 16” blade; Mig Welder; Arc Welder; Cutting Torch; Drywall Texture Gun; Drywall Lift; Delta 10” Miter Saw w/portable stand on floor casters; Delta 12” Disc Sander; Milwaukee 8” Worm Drive Saws; De-Walt Metal Shear; Felker 10” Ceramic Tile Wet Saw, used very little; Coleman Powermate Gen-erator, 10hp, Briggs Motor, 5 gal Tank, 3500 watts; Snap on Tool Box; Matco Tool Boxes; Various Snap-on tools; Air Compressors; Airless Paint Sprayer; Large lot of Hand Tools, Ladders, Log Chains, Contractor Hand Shovels, & much more. OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Samsung Cash Reg-ister w/Scanners (2); Credit Card Machine; Samsung Phone System - 7 phones, 5 line capacity; 3 - 2-drawer File Cabinets; 2-Office Chairs. EXERCISE EQUIPMENT: Bench Press Weight Set. LAWN & GARDEN: Encore Pro-Line Commercial Grade Walk-Behind Mower, 12 hp., 30” cut; Craftsman 20” Push Mower, near new; 3 - Echo chain saws; Echo weedeater with attachments.
Robert Keller Estate
Fletchall Pipe & Steel, Inc.806 East Farwell, Grant City, Missouri
ranch, 2 car garage, ja-cuzzi. Morton Building, corral and livestock build-ing. On Route 71, Clarinda, Iowa. $136,000. More land available. Also 2 acre lot, $20,000. 712-542-0103. 180 ACRES excellent combination row crop with improvements on highway. Enterprise Realty & Auc-tion, LLC. 660-582-7160.
2 BEDROOM house, large living room, appliances furnished, no indoor pets, very clean. Ready now. 660-582-8945. 30-2tc
1 POSSIBLY 2 bedroom apartment, available No-vember 1. All utilities paid including trash. C/A, non-smokers. $495 per month. 660-562-2260, 660-254-1767. 30-tfn
3 BEDROOM house in Maryville. Basement, 2 bath, appliances furnished, nice yard, shade trees, close to campus. No indoor pets. Ready November 1. 660-582-8945. 30-2tc
STORAGE SPACE for rent. Various sizes. Call 660-582-2111. 2-tfc
BURKE TREE Service. Quality work. Insured. Priced right. Tree trimming and tree removal since 1975. Call Rod Burke, 660-253-0121. 20-tfc
BOB’S TELEPHONE: Sales and repair. Key Sys-tems, PBX service and phones. Serving all of NW Missouri and SW Iowa. 660-927-3478. 1-tfc
BULL DOZING work: Terraces, structures, ponds and land clearing. Rod Burke Contracting, 660-253-0121. 27-tfn
2004 CHEVROLET Sil-verado Z-71, ext. cab, 4x4, 5.3 V-8, auto, good condition, runs excellent, $12,000. 660-541-1642. tf 1988 GMC 1/2 ton, 2 WD, auto. See Dave at Quitman Repair, 660-725-4790. 2008 PONTIAC Tor-rent SUV, V-6, good tires, 72,000 miles, automatic, good tires, excellent shape. Champagne exterior, tan cloth interior. Call 660-582-8053. 31-2tp
2009 TOYOTA Camry Hybrid LE, loaded, excel-lent condition. 660-582-8426. 27-tfn
WANTED: ROCKS, bones and artifacts. We are
looking to buy and pay-ing cash for locally found agates, mammoth bones, arrowheads, etc. Call 660-254-4391 or 660-853-1036.
COTTAGE CRE-
ATIONS, Stanberry, Mo. Christmas Open House, November 1, 2 and 3. Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Holiday Fun. Refreshments served. Door Prizes. 660-783-2054.
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Autos
Miscellaneous
Services
Jock’s NitchSporting Goods
108 S. Main • Maryville, MO • 660-582-2455HOURS: Mon-Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.;
Sun. 12 noon to 5 p.m.
Come and see The World’s Largest Selection ofBEARCAT MERCHANDISE!
Saturday, November 3
As we go through this difficult time, we would like to thank our families, friends and thecommunity for their generosity.
We are grateful for the wonderful benefits held by Federal Mogul and employees, MHS La-dies Volleyball team, Maryville coaches, teach-ers and staff and the business community for theSpike Out Cancer event.
Food and monetary donations from family, friends, St. Gregory’s Church and School have been appreciated.
We are so thankful to live in this caringcommunity!
One Day, One Hour, One Minute,One Second at a Time!
Be thankful for each and every ONE!– The Henggelers
Don, Marilyn, Sarah & Matthew
WHERE HOMETOWN SERVICE COUNTS
800-525-7008
Eye exam for glasses & contactsCataract and implant surgery • Laser Surgery
Optical stores attachedMaryville Office
2024 S. MainMaryville, MO(660) 562-2566
Toll Free1-800-326-1399
Bethany Office1303 N. 25thBethany, MO
(660) 425-2317
Welcomes All Eye Care Plans • Accepts Medicaid • Medicare Participating Physician
North Missouri Bankruptcy CenterR. Cristine Stallings, Attorney At LawOver 20 years of experience • CHAPTER 7 & 13 BANKRUPTCY INITIAL CONSULTATION FREEWe are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy CodeToll Free: 1-877-441-4529 • [email protected]
2012 Mozingo Haunted Campground RV Site
Winners#1. Denny & Melanie WelchCouncil Bluffs, Iowa#2. Mark & Dana Hetzler, Connor & Darren, Austin Barmann, Ali Throm, Maryville, MO#3. Bob & Angie Shackelford, Shirley Shackelford, Pam GaskillDalton & Dakota Smyser, Maryville
PICKERING CHIROPRACTICAND ACUPUNCTURE
will be temporarily closed while
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Expecting to Re-open January 2013.
1010 S. Main, Maryville, MO660-582-HELP (4357)www.bakerchirorehab.com
“Where we add years to life and life to years”
Dr. MatthewBaker
CC CarpetCleaning Service
Carpet & UpholsteryFire Restoration
Water Restoration666-582-7258
1-800-825-0178111 East 1st • Maryville, MO
Tiffany In Home Services • Personal Care • Toe Nail Care
Medicaid or Private PayCall Lisa
660-562-3960
AUTOMATICTRANSMISSION SERVICE• Standard Automatic Transmission• Clutch Repair • Guaranteed Work• Factory Authorized Parts• Quick Service
421 S. Depot • Maryville, MO660-562-3766
Wanted
Grant City & Allendale Masonic Lodge
Fish FryFriday, Nov. 9 - 6 p.m.Allendale Com. Hall
Introducing: Nick Terry & Family
Nick Terry is shown here with wife, Barbara and children Lily (3), Samantha (8) and Lucas (6).
Nick is the new Associate Minister at Countryside Christian Church in Maryville, serving primarily as Music Minister & Youth Minister. Nick comes to Maryville from the Joplin area where he attended Ozark Christian College. Nick is passionate about teaching the Bible and leading others to a deeper understanding and relationship with Christ.
CARDIOLOGYDr. Francisco Lammoglia*........(800) 447-6850 ........1,8,15,29Dr. John McGraw* ....................(816) 271-1214 ........12,19,26Pacemaker Clinic* ....................(800) 447-6850 ..............15NEUROSURGERYDr. Brent Peterson ..........(800) 443-1143 ext. 4025 ......2Dr. S. Rao Davuluri....................(816) 271-8181 ............8,15EAR, NOSE & THROATDr. Warren Hagan......................(816) 671-4851 ................7Kasey Miles ................................(816) 671-4853 ..............21ONCOLOGYDr. Rony Abou-Jawde ..............(660) 562-7991 ......5,12,19,26Dr. Robert Weigand ..................(660) 562-7991 ........1,8,15,29PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATIONDr. Kenton Freeman ..................(660) 562-7979 ..........8,15,29PODIATRY (Foot)Dr. Robert Shemwell ................(816) 842-3663 ......5,12,19,26Dr. Lung Tan ..............................(816) 271-1067 ................7Dr. Akilis Theoharidis ................(816) 271-1067 ..............19PULMONARY DISEASESDr. Randall Mitchum..................(816) 271-1385 ..............27
CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERYDr. Robert Zink ..........................(816) 271-6200 ..............12
UROLOGYDr. John F. Riordan....................(816) 271-8127 ......1,6,8,13,15
27,29All outpatient specialty clinics are located in the Maryville MedicalBuilding on the hospital campus except those with * which are locatedat St. Francis Family Health Care, on the ground floor of the hospital’ssouth wing (use the west entrance).
**Dates subject to change without prior notice
2016 S. Main • Maryville, MO • 660-562-2600
St. FrancisHospital & Health Services
216 E 3rd • Maryville, MO • 660-582-7128811 S. Walnut • Cameron, MO • 816-632-2911
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SUMMA IMPLEMENT N. Hwy. 71, Maryville, MO
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Whatever you need from your motor oil, Service Lube has the right product.
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15-YEAR FIXED MORTGAGEFewer payments means you pay less interest over time and pay down your principal a lot quicker, so you save money. And with our great fixed rate that could be big, big money. Applying is fast, easy and convenient too. Come see the difference common sense can make. Just visit any banking center, call 800-867-2265 or go online to bankmw.com/mortgage.
Enjoy all the benefits ofworking with a local company
Support the local economy and deal with people you can trust when you purchase your insurance from our local company. We provide quality insurance protection, backed by refreshingly friendly, local service.
1315 South Main • Maryville, MO (Next to Sears)Call for an appointment 660-562-AURA (2872)
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for 2013 season, we offer multiple rental options and
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Dave Weigel918 S. Main St.Maryville, MO
660-562-2911
Thank You!We would like to thank everyone that made the Annual Mozingo Haunted Campground
a huge success!
A special thanks goes to:• The City Of Maryville/Maryville
Public Safety Dept.• Nodawy County Sheriff Dept. - Darren White and David Glidden
• The Nodaway County Ambulance District• The Post
• Nodaway News Leader• Hy-Vee
• Wal-Mart• Taco Johns• McDonalds• Burger King
•Sonic Drive-In• Nodaway County Fair Board
• K&M Amusements• Tri-State Ford
•Energizer • Northwest Implement
HOPE TO SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
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BREAST CANCER AWARENESS | ASSISTANCE
Help Someone You LoveKNOW A PERSON WITH BREAST CANCER? BE SUPPORTIVE.
There are some things you can do to help, though. From dealing with the cancer fighter’s emotional needs to their physical needs like transportation and food, you can make their burden a little lighter.
MEDICAL HELPThe process of getting breast
cancer treatment can be exhaust-ing and time-consuming. Look for anything you can do to help make the process easier for the cancer patient and their family.
One place to start is transporta-tion. For a close friend or family member, you can go along to their doctor visits for moral support, and you can help coordinate rides to get them to and from the doc-tor.
And, because insurance compa-nies aren’t always easy to deal with, offer to help them fill out paperwork and keep all their med-ical information organized. The more you can help with the mun-dane things, the more your loved one can focus on their cancer
fight and living a full life.
HOUSEHOLD HELPCancer also takes a serious toll on
day-to-day life in most cases, which is why it’s important to offer as much help as possible around the house.
Start with food. You can offer to do grocery shopping, cook meals or arrange for food to be delivered to their house. If your loved one belongs to a church, that can be a great place to turn for help with meals.
You can also offer to help with the countless household chores that need to be done including laundry, taking care of pets, doing yard work and cleaning the house. If they have children, offer to help watch them or arrange for their care.
EMOTIONAL HELPSince every person’s cancer
experience is different, the most important thing to remember is to be a good listener. Find out what
their needs are by listening closely to what they’re saying, and be ready to offer plenty of support and encouragement.
You should be honest about your feelings and share them openly. You should also respect their wishes for how information
on their health should be shared. If they want to keep it private, or only tell a few close people, it’s important that you honor their desires.
Finally, one tip can’t be overem-phasized: be ready to give plenty of hugs.
When someone you love has breast cancer, the feelings can be overwhelming. Just knowing where to start can be difficult.
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Nodaway County Health Center
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Saturday, November 3NWMSU Homecoming Parade, 9 a.m.Annual Steak Supper, 5 to 8 p.m., Knights of Columbus Hall, Conception Jct.Ghost Walk, Clarinda, Iowa.
Tuesday, October 30Downtown Trick or Treating, 5 p.m., Maryville.
Sunday, November 4Ham & Turkey Dinner, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Pickering Community Building.
Thursday, November 1Holiday Showcase & Soup Supper, Clarinda, Iowa.Book Nibblers, 5:30 p.m., Maryville Public Library.Maryville Public Library Open House, 6:15 p.m.
Thursday, November 8BBBS Friendship Foundation Dinner, 6 p.m., Maryville Country Club.
Friday, November 2Chalk Walk 5K, 8:30 a.m., The Pavilion, Northwest Campus.
Monday, November 5Farm-City Banquet, 6:30 p.m., Union Ballroom, Northwest Campus.
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Re-Elect Bob StiensSouth District Commissioner of Nodaway CountyLet my experience in Township and County Government work
for the continued growth and development of Nodaway County.
• Married to Joycefor 42 years
• 6 children and9 grandchildren
• 27 years Township • and County • budgeting and •road management • • experience• Transportation • Advisory Committee• Solid Waste Board• Regional Council of Governments • executive board member, presently secretary• Member of Nodaway County Farm Bureau, Maryville Pride Lions• Served on Water Partnership team• Served on Nodaway County Extension Council• Member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Parish, Parnell• Member of Knights of Columbus• Family Value
Paid for by Bob Stiens for Commissioner Committee, Bob Stiens, Treasurer
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