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PIKECOUNTYNEWS.COM • SERVING THE AREA FOR 167 years • VOL. 168, NO. 12 • Wednesday, September 22, 2021 gearing up for Colorfest

Colorfest began in October 1984 in downtown Louisiana, near the majestic Mis- sissippi River. Accord- ing to Kiffany Arde- neaux, in nearby in Clarksville, the people were holding their fall festival—Applefest—at that time. NECAC Deputy Director Janice Robinson will observe 50 “A few citizens here years with the agency on Sept. 28. She has held several in Louisiana wanted to titles over the years, and currently is deputy director for do something to draw community service programs. Submitted photo people to our beauti- ful . At that time, six people Robinson to got together to put the first Colorfest togeth- er.” observe 50 years During those first few years Louisiana’s A parade featuring the Louisiana Bulldog Marching Band helped kick off the 2019 Color- Chamber of Commerce fest. File photo by Adam Thorp at NECAC provided a budget of $2,500 to run it, so 9:30 a.m. Floats lineup Burnt Toast (band)—3 riverfront—noon – 5 p.m. By Brent Engel the committee reached at Louisiana High School, – 5 p.m. Sponsored by Pike John Fazio—11 a.m. – 1 out to local businesses Walker’s lineup at Sun- Memorial Hospital. p.m. As she approaches to help fund the event. set Park; the parade starts Historic Ghost Tour—5 Emergency Edu- a rare career mile- Local business partici- promptly at 10 a.m. p.m. ($25 per person, group cation—11 a.m. – 1 p.m. stone, Janice Robin- pation is still true to Street vendors—10 a.m. of 25 people) Robinson Wood Carving son recalls that a little this day. – 5 p.m. Alumni Dinner—6 p.m. Auction—1 p.m. Sponsored fatherly advice and a “There was at one Hop’s Beer Garden—10 (with reservation at the by The Bank of Louisiana & desire to help people point, a 12-person a.m. – 11 p.m. hall. The Mercantile Bank motivated her to carry committee, but as Duck Race Ticket Alumni Dance—8 p.m. Cornhole Tournament on. for this year, it is an Sales—10 a.m. – 5 p.m. ($5 at the door) at the Registration—1 p.m. Robinson is deputy eight-person commit- Sponsored by Two Rivers American Legion. Shades of Blue—2 p.m. director for commu- tee. I want to thank Marina. After alumni dance – 4 p.m. nity service programs Janet Holland, Guy Opening Ceremony/Na- Country Soul—9 p.m. – 1 Duck Race—3 p.m. Race at the not-for-profit Crouch, Adam Ray, tional Anthem—11 a.m. a.m. Sponsored by Two Rivers North East Commu- Janice Robinson as she ap- Diana Huckstep, Bria Sang by Malia Harrison. Marina. nity Action Corp., and peared in her senior photo at Iburg, Jodie Ries, and Kid’s Korner—11 a.m. – Sunday, Oct. 3 Cornhole Tourna- will celebrate 50 years Bowling Green High School. Katie Niedner for their 4 p.m. Sponsored by Peace- Color the Streets Chalk ment—2 p.m. with the agency on Her maiden name was Orf. help. Without them, tree Farms Competition—9 a.m. – 3 Color the Streets Judg- Sept. 28. The caption by the picture this year’s Colorfest Emergency Vehicle Edu- p.m. Sponsored by Hand- ing—3:30 p.m. “Being at a work- said “her plans following would not be possible. cation—11 a.m. – 1 p.m. made Harvests. Ardeneaux gave a place for 50 years to graduation are to work.” Mullet Contest Registra- Street Vendors—10 a.m. special thank you to me is to be a vision- 2021 Colorfest tion—11 a.m. – noon. – 4 p.m. Strategic Accounting ary, looking outside Agenda Mullet Contest—noon. Hop’s Beer Garden—10 Solutions and The Ea- the box and keeping worked part-time that Sponsored by Hair Trendz. a.m. – 11 p.m. gle’s Nest Bistro and your eye on the prize,” summer for a Bowl- , Oct. 2 Joey Wray (band)—1 Kids Korner—11 a.m. – Bed and Breakfast for she said. “Being open ing Green accounting Car show—8 a.m. – p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Sponsored 4 p.m. Sponsored by Peace- sponsoring, as well as to positive change im- firm. 3 p.m. by Viki Cadwallader Real tree Farms the local businesses pacts lives, so don’t The top song that Parade line up—8 – Estate. Motorcycle rally at the mentioned above. give up on your hopes year was “Joy to the and dreams. A quote World” by Three Dog by Helen Keller has Night, adver- inspired me during tising was banned on my journey with NE- radio and TV, South- Rollin’ on the River CAC. She said ‘Alone, west Airlines began we can do so little; to- operations, Intel intro- gether, we can do so duced the micropro- Antique boat much.’” cessor and the average show brings Robinson gradu- price of a gallon of gas lookers and buyers ated from Bowling was 36 cents, Green High School By Stan Schwartz in 1971, and See NECAC, Page 3

PITTSFIELD, Ill.— Even though the Two Rivers Marina has a The Two Rivers burgee Pittsfield, Ill., address (harbor flag) graces the it sits much closer to bow of the Lenkmen’s Louisiana, Mo., than it cabin cruiser. does Pittsfield. About two years part with for a price. ago, the marina came The two men, out of under new ownership, Vern Clanton, left, and Larry Chatfield came in from Springfield, Ill., enjoy and since then, the Springfield, Ill. for the show and sell some boats and boat traveling to the vari- Cornet Chop Suey will perform Saturday, Sept. 25 at The new owners, which in- parts. Photo by Stan Schwartz ous boat shows to see Apple Shed on Hwy. 79 at the south edge of Clarksville. clude Cindy Blaylock, what others have done Members of the band, from left, are Tom Tucker, Dick Maley, her sisters and father, with their boats and to Brian Casserly, Rick Zelle, Jerry Epperson, Brett Stamps and have been working to sell some of their ex- Jay Hungerford. upgrade the facilities, cess gear and boats. as well as bring back “I used to have some of the more fun eight or nine boats,” Cornet Chop Suey events from year’s Chatfield said. “Now past. it’s just four or five. looks forward Last Saturday, the But you get old and marina hosted its 2nd you don’t need them. to Clarksville gig Annual Antique Boat You can’t use them Show, under the new Antique boats were lined up along the Two Rivers Marina all.” That’s why they owners. parking lot. Photo by Stan Schwartz were willing to sell the By Brent Engel back to the Raintree There were a small- boats they brought. Arts Council Apple er number of boats kept most of the boats Clanton and Larry One was a 1961 Shell They’ve traveled the Shed in Clarksville. lining the parking on dry land. The hot, Chatfield had set up Lake, originally manu- world and played at all This year’s perfor- this year, but that hazy day, Saturday, a sunshade and put factured in . kinds of venues. mance—after a year was because more of made cruising the out several tubs of Clanton said he be- But something off because of the pan- them were in the wa- river a much more ap- boat parts. They also lieves the brand was keeps the and demic—is Saturday, ter this time. Thirty pealing venture. had two boats that band Cornet mph winds last year Up on , Vern they were willing to See RIVER, Page 3 Chop Suey coming See CORNET, Page 2 BOWLING GREEN TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018 • PAGE 3 PAGE 4 • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2018COmmunityObituaries BOWLING GREEN TIMES

Two Curryville Brenda Rutherford of Donnie Wright (Sherry) There will be no ser- be made at www. Middletown and Jim Paul Wright PLakeIKECOUNT Havasu, Ariz., vicesYNEWS.CO at this time. jamesodonnellfuneralM•Septemb- er 22, 2021 NEWS •2 Mudd of Lancaster. Charlie Wright (Linda) Online condolences home.com. residents Paul Eujean Wright, Peggy also leaves of Bowling Green, Mo. , 79, of Clarksville, behind many nieces thirteen grandchildren, seriously hurt in passed away peacefully and nephews. twelve great-grandchil- on Thursday, NovemberCORNET: BandHart enjoys Care Chiropracticplaying at Clarksville’s Apple Shed stage Peggy was known in dren, nieces, nephews, rollover crash 1, 2018 at SSM Health the Pike County area as cousins and many L. Shane Hart D.C. DePaul Hospital in St. By Ethan Colbert the OATS bus driver for Sept. 25.friends. Doors open at past two years have Servingare theTom region Tucker on Armstrong. One gem has an influence on our movie sound tracks, to Louis. [email protected] 20 years. She earned a He preceded in death for 32 years He was born6 p.m.on with pre-show been difficultGot becausepain? trumpet, Brett Stamps the Clarksville audi- sound and selection of commercials and oth- safe driving award every by his parents, one November 6, 1938 in Digestive Problems? The State year and took pride in entertainmentbrother, Kenny by localWright, COVID forced the can- on trombone, Rick ence can expect is a tunes. All the guys are er music around us, Annada and was the No Energy? Highway Patrol is her . Peggy was tal- one sister, Ann Louise son of the latefavorite Paul Debbie Ingram. cellation of dates or Zelle on piano and Jay classic from a variety of back- jazz is there,” Casserly reporting that two ented in planning many Petty, grandson, Donald Being healthy and staying healthy Woodrow and CornetVivian takes the stage the closure of concert Hungerford on bass. that Armstrong had a grounds and styles of said. “In Cornet Chop CurryvillePeggy residents trips and her “mystery Palmer, two sons-in- is really QUITE SIMPLE! Bernice (LaRue) were airlifted to St. trips” were everyone’s at 8 p.m.law: Charles Palmer halls. CornetCall today is - 573.324.2225play- New to the lineup is top seller with in 1949. music. Cornet Chop Suey, we are commit- Wright. Paul was unit- LouisShirlene area hospitals favorite. She loved to and Carl Ogben. ed in marriage to DoraOne explanation ing more300 locally,W. Main St. and • Bowling a Green,Dick MO Maley, who has The group plays Suey has always prided ted to continuing the after the 2003 GMC look at her atlas and fol- A social gathering Mae Wallace on 2, Yukon(Dixon) driven by low along on the jour- for thewas annual held at 2:00 Pike p.m. on bright spot is that the performed with just many standards— itself on being able to mentoring that each of 1958 in Louisiana and Amariah K. Ritter, 31, neys of her sons who Sunday, Nov. 4, at VFW she preceded inCounty death show is that virus has not stopped about everybody who’s tunes such as “Hello, play myriad different us had when we were failedRutherford to negotiate a were OTR drivers as Post No. 4610 located at FISH FRY on December 7, 2017. curve and traveled off well as each one of her Clarksville109 isN the1st home Street the most important ele- anybody in jazz. Re- Dolly,” “St. James In- styles well. It reflects younger. We work to Peggy Shirlene Paul graduated from the left side of - family members when Clarksville, MO 63336. (Dixon) Rutherford, 78, Clopton High Schoolof inrenowned Cornet ment.Friday, Novembertired drummer 9 John firmary” and “What a our camaraderie, and reach out to schools way before overturning. they went on trips. She Interment will be of Middletown, passed 1956, entered the 4 to 7 p.m. In the crash report, loved to tell you her woodwindheld playerat a later Jerry date at “The one thing I Gillick always thrilled Wonderful World”—but sometimes that comes and young people away Saturday, Navy the highway patrol experiences of her many Edgewood Cemetery in Pike County November 3, 2018 at and was honorablyEpperson. dis- But band hold onto is that music Clarksville audiences also it likes to reflect out in unexpected whenever we can. We reports that on Sunday, trips and give you many Bowling Green. 203 E. Maple • Curryville Tri-County Care charged. After hisleader ser- and principal brings people together,” with a solo, and fans the fluidity of jazz by ex- ways.” are also inspired by September 16, at tips and “must see” loca- In lieu of flowers Center in Vandalia, vice to his country he PRICES: Under 6: FREE approximately 4:55 tions. vocalistexpressions Brian Casserly of sympa - he said. “I can’t tell you can be rest assured perimenting with songs Casserly says jazz young people in jazz. Missouri, surrounded worked for McDonnel -Ethan Colbert/Bowling Green Times Photo p.m. Ritter was driving Peggy’s hobbies were thy may be made to The by her loving family. Douglas Aircraftoffers for a couple of other how much 7-12: joy I$5.00 feel that Maley plans the from different genres. “expresses many ideas A perfect example is eastbound on Pike painting, sewing, and Family of Paul Eujean Visitation will be several years, later County Road No. 403 crocheting and doing reasons.Wright, in care of to be able13 to &be Up:play -$10.00same. He also sings. At one previous Clarks- and is a wide label put the ‘Star Wars’ can- held from 5:00–8:00 BGHS ChapterGeneral of Motors National on the Honor Society Welcomes Members near the road’s inter- research on genealogy. KEMPER-MILLARD- Choice of Fish or Ham, Potato Salad, p.m. on Thursday, Nov. During a membership inductionassembly ceremony line lastand“The week, Applethe Bowling Shed Green has High Schooling back Chapter at of Thethe National Apple Honor Society“This induct is -a rare op- ville show, the band on a wide variety of tina song, which was section with Highway She loved to shop on KEIM Family Funeral 8, at the Middletown ed the following individualsretired into itsin membership:1994 from front row, from left: Sylvia Wagner,Green Izzy Beans, Truelove, Bread, Kimberly Drink Niemeyer,and Dessert Korynn 161 when the crash QVC and visit with very uniqueChapel, acoustics,” P.O. Box 222 Shed in Clarksville. portunity to bring him performed a rollicking styles,” but that “at its inspired by a perfor- Baptist Church. , Burlington occurred. Stevens,many ofSarah her Akers, Amish Sasha Williams, Sarah Bybee, andTroy, Abi MO Jacyna; 63379. second row, from left: MorganVETERANS Billings, EAT Andrew FREE!!! Biggs, Caleigh Funeral services will and Quincy Railroad.he said. “It sounds Music has always been up from his home version of the David Al- most basic is people ex- mance of some young According to the Grote,friends. Quinn The Grote,one thing Kinley Charlton, Phillip Byram, TrevorArrangements Pruitt, Anna areBurkemper, All proceeds and Drew go Bowen;to Pike Countythird row, Christian from left:School Clint be at 11:00 a.m., Friday, He was a membergreat of the and the crowd is there from the begin- in Florida,” Casserly lan Coe’s country song, pressing feelings of joy friends of ours.” highway patrol, Ritter Bailey,she loved Olivia and Niemeyer, missed Sidney Moss, Matt McDannold,under Ashton the Schneidler, direction Abby of Robb, Jessica Kroencke, and Breanne Kroencke; fifth Nov. 9, at the church. Clarksville, Missouri was seriously injured in row,the frommost left:was Ben getting Walker, Luke Hildebrand,always McCoy KEMPER-MILLARD- responsive.Thompson, Cale It’sShotton, ning, Michael in Maier,sad timesNick Luebrecht, and said.Cheyann “He’s Oshia, a wonder- “You Never Even Called and excitement and joy Tickets for the Rev. John Foster and VFW Post # 4610, the crash. Ritter was Madelinetogether ,with her and sis Sal- Niemeyer. KEIM Family Funeral Rev. Stan Henderson Northern Americana wonderful balance of in happy times. Music ful drummer, arranger Me by My Name.” of life, and that mes- Clarksville show are reportedly not wearing ters to sing with her dad Chapel; 351 Monroe will officiate. Special Hunters Club, National a seatbelt. playing guitar or her being aStreet good Troy, soundMo. 63379.- will endure. It keeps us and vocalist.” “Cornet Chop Suey sage is universal.” $20 for adults and music will be provided Riffle Association and Ritter was taken brother playing along. Online condolences by Peggy’s siblings. United State Racinging room for the musi- young.” Cornet is celebrat- started out as an all- Clarksville audi- will be available at from the scene by heli- Peggy HIGHWAY, also spent continued from page 1 may be made at www. Burial will be in Association. Paul Lakeway Publishers of Missouri, Inc. copterFairmount and Cemetery flown into many hours and days cians, askempermillardkeimfam well as being - Other faces that ing its 25th year, and star jazz band,” Cas- ences tend to be older, the door. People ages of Louisiana, the City of summer.enjoyed dirt track rac- of the Highway 54 cor- includesThe Bowling plans Green for Times a isbers published of the each Missouri Barnes Jewish Hospital going on rides with her ilyfuneralchapel.com. Middletown. Vandalia, and various ing,The watching $25 footballmillionan intimate ridor. space.” willshared be four-lane familiar to theDepartment is named afterof a hit by serly explained. “Being but Casserly is encour- 18 and younger get in for treatment of her husband, always seeing Wednesday by Lakeway Publishers of Missouri, Inc. Serving as pallbear- other entities and wouldand finance and espeCasserlythe- The admitssecond thephase Clarksvillearound . audienceTransportation American admin legend- Louis an all-star, everybody aged that more young free. Premium seating serious injuries. new and different areas. Entered and postage paid as periodical matter at ers will be Joe groups along the high- expansioncially deer riffleof Highway season. includes expansion of As was previously istration. Also injured in the She loved to go watch Darlene the post office at Bowling Green, MO, 63334 people have attended for a table of eight is Rutherford, Dennis way’s corridor in north- 54His fromfavorite a memoriestwo-lane the two-lane highway reported, the total cost The meeting is open crash was Goldie M. her husband and sons Phone (573) 324-2222 “Beaver” Rutherford, east Missouri. highwaywere made into witha shared his from Mexico to Basinger of the Highway 54 to the public and will be in recent years. The $200 or a table of 10 Shoemake, 14, of pull their tractors as Wheeler Ron Schott ...... Publisher Aaron Rutherford, Will As was previously four-lanefamily during highwaythe fish CornerDarlene and Wheeler, the expan 80,- Coalition’s proposed held at the Hawkins Curryville. well as watch them Ethan Colbert ...... Editor/ReporterClarksville show are Friday and Saturday, band also does regular for $250 is available Dixon, Matthew Nobbe reported by , betweenfry’s. Bowling GreenSept. sionof New of Canton, the highway Ill., for- expansion of the high- Theatre in Shelbina. Shoemake was seri- drive in derbys. She and Mike McClanahan. the local transportation andHe Basinger is survived Corner by his in frommally Glenrock,Louisiana Wyo., to wayTina is Wendel$76.8 million...... AdvertisingThe meeting$20 Manager isfor sched adults- and Oct. 2 & 3. gigs at schools in Pike in advance by e-mail- ously injured and air- was her kids’ biggest Honorary pallbearers advocacy group submit- ruralthree Audrainsons andCounty. two Bowlingpassed awayGreen. at 2:12 SusanPending Duncan an announce . . . .- . .uled . toOffice convene Manager at 9 a.m. lifted to St. Louis fan and always put will be available at the and Lincoln counties, ing administrator@ will be Darrell ted a request for $25 daughters;Once this phaseDebbie of a.m.The onthird Friday,phase mentSubscriptions: from Missouri’sIn Pike and adjoiningThe localcounties: transporta $40 (tax - Children’s Hospital for them before herself. Rutherford, Aiden million of federal money constructionOgden of , is complet Mo.,- includesNovember construction 2, 2018 atof Congressionalincluded) per year.delega Elsewhere- tion in advocacyMissouri,door. group$48People (tax is ages 18 Saturday, Oct. 9 which Raintree covers. raintreeartscouncil. treatment of her seri- Memorial contribu- Rutherford, Kyle through the Better ed,Carrie officials Palmer with of Troy,the bypassesHannibal aroundRegional the tion,included) the Better per year. Highway Elsewhere inalso the U.S.:tentatively $52 per year.sched All - ous injuries. Shoemake tions are suggested to and younger get in free. Bowling Green “If you listen to org. Rutherford and Fred Utilizing Investments BetterMo., Paul Highway D. Wright 54 communitiesHospital in Hannibal. of 54subscriptions Coalition mustwill bemeet paid inuled advance. to meet No refundswith their on was also not wearing a Middletown Baptist subscriptions. Premium seating for a Alumni Association An- Flagg. To Leverage Coalition(Randi sayRogers) they will22of Laddonia, Vandalia and next on October 18 in counterparts in Arrangements for seatbelt, according to Church or the Cowboy Services are under Development (BUILD) moveBowling forward Green, with Mo.,try- Curryville.cremation Aare bypass under for Shelbina,Single copies: for a50 regional cents (46 centson plusNovembertable 4 cents salesof 15eight tax) in is $200 or nual Alumni Banquet the highway patrol. Church c/o Myers the direction of the Transportation ingVictor to Wrightsecure (Theresa) funding Farberthe direction is currently of thenot transportationMailed copies: planning $2.50 ($2.32 Pittsfield, plus 18 cents Illinois. ). This The crash reportedly Funeral Home, 203 To submit events to the Pike County Community a table of 10 for $250 is will take place at 6:30 Myers Funeral Home Discretionary Grant forof theEolia, second Mo. and thirdand includedJames in theO'Donnell plans. meeting. At this meet- meeting is also open to totaled Ritter’s Yukon. East Bates Street, Postmaster: Send address changes to Bowling Green in Middletown. program earlier this phasesChauncie of constructionWrightCalendar FuneralThe send third Home emailsphase also into sschwartz@pikecouning will be various mem- the- public.available in advance by p.m. in the James A. Wellsville, MO 63384. Times, P.O. Box 110, Bowling Green, MO 63334 Mrs. Rutherford was (Glenda) of Clarksville, Hannibal. Expressions of sym- tynews.com. Information should includeISSN 0162-6701 the e-mailing administra- Wilson Gymnasium. born in Wheeler, Mo., three brothers; pathy may be made to on Sept. 8, 1940, a Billy Wright (Patsy)time, of date and address of the event as well as a tor@raintreeartscoun- Cost is $25 per person the family at www. daughter of Wilburn P. Bowling Green,brief Mo., description by 5 p.m. the Friday before cil.org. (includes annual dues). (Runt) and Opal I. myersfuneralhome.biz. (Barton) Dixon. Peggy publication.Elegant,Elegant, Affordable Members of the follow- was baptized into the Thursday, Sept. 30 ing BGHS classes will Baptist faith in Corner, Texas, Pike Resale Shop There will be a meet- receive special recogni- on Nov. 15, 1952. Peggy Saturday, SAssistedept. 25 Saturday, SLivingept. 25 ing of the Board of tion: all pre-1960, 1960, attended many schools New Specials AssistedAssisted Living growing up as her fam- Greenwood Cemetery Coronet Chop Suey Trustees of the Pike 1961, 1970, 1971, ily was in the oil busi- Senior Citizens Discount Every TuesdayFundraiser. Greenwood will play at the Apple County Health Depart- 1980, 1981, 1990, ness. Of the many plac- Cemetery will be having Shed in Clarksville. ment, Home Health and 1991, 1995, 1996, es she lived, she always 20% off entire purchase Sealed bids only: said Beattyville, Ky., a Fish Fry Fundraiser This year’s perfor- Hospice Agency at 8:30 2000, 2001, 2010 and Auto Trans 4x4; 66,XXX miles; was her favorite, where on Saturday, Septem- mance—after a year a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 2011. Meyer STP 7.5 Plow; Sold AS IS she was crowned Miss Clothing Bag Sale ber 25 in the Clarksville off because of the pan- 30 in the conference Mail sealed bids: Lee County in 1956. 1st Wednesday of the Month Peggy met her hus- from 4-6 p.m. demic—is Saturday, room at 1 Healthcare FRIDAY, Oct. 22 Bowling Green Housing Authority Check our Facebook page every Monday for Popup Sales! band, Lowell Dean We will be serving cat- Sept. 25. Doors open at Place, Bowling Green. The City of Bowl- 510 W. Drive Rutherford in St. Louis -Ethan Colbert/Bowling Green Times Photo Bowling Green, MO 63334 andThe they vacant were Moore-Pike married Nursing Home will soon be advertised for salefish, after slaw, pub chips, 6 p.m. with pre-show ing Green will hold its theApril Pike 12, County 1957. Commission They ABEL’S voted on Monday QUIK to begin the process SHOPS of sellinghush the puppies, a cookie entertainment by local FRIDAY, OCT. 2 annual Safe Trick or Bids will be accepted till Thursday, September 30, 2021 property,shared overwhich 61 is locatedyears on South St. Charles Street in Bowling Green. at 11:00 a.m. If you have any questions, please contact together, before he pre- 606 Bus. Hwy. 61 N • 324-3322 and water for $10 a favorite, Debbie Ingram. The City of Louisiana Treating at 5:30 p.m. in 1601 Bus. Hwy. 61 S. - 324-2924 the office at 573-324-5203. The truck can be seen on ceded her in death on meal. 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been a challenge. portant. She did not From Page 1 “I’ve seen the differ- give up, and we did Joyce In Bowling Green, ence we make in peo- not give up on her.” a location was chosen ple’s lives every day,” There’s another Rosetta for a U.S. 54/U.S. 61 Robinson said. “What awaiting bypass, Ruth Jensen we do out there is a Robinson. She and Hardesty broke ground never-ending job.” her husband, Phil, will oyce Rosetta for two cottages, the Of the thousands of celebrate their 50th Hardesty, 86, of former school on Lo- NECAC clients Rob- wedding anniversary JEolia, Mo., died cust Street was sold inson has seen, one in January 2022. They Sept. 17, 2021, sur- to a City firm stands out. The immi- are the parents of a rounded by her loved for $7,500, the crop Janice Robinson was the keynote speaker at Missouri grant woman and her son, Jerad, and two ones. outlook was described Community Action Legislative Day at the capitol in Jef- two children moved daughters, Chelsea Services will be at as the best in years ferson City on , 2017. to Missouri from Cali- and Kristen, and have noon, Friday, Sept. and customers of the fornia. She had no job nine grandchildren. 24, 2021, at Myers Bowling Green Kroger or housing, and could Robinson isn’t quite Funeral Home in Mid- store could buy five Johnson of the Eco- else,’” Robinson said. barely speak English. sure of her next step. dletown with Pastor loaves of bread for $1. nomic Opportunity “I hold that true in ev- NECAC helped the She wants to retire, Greg Wyble officiat- That same year, Act. It paved the way ery one of our clients family get a place to but can’t put aside ing. Visitation will be 44-year-old Charles for new programs in who comes through live and the mother the eagerness to help from 10 a.m. Friday Thomas took over as education, employ- the door, because it’s found a job at a nurs- others that still burns at the funeral home. executive director of ment training, com- the right thing to do.” ing home. The agency strongly after five de- Burial will follow in the Com- munity progress and Over the years, continued to work cades. Fairmount Cemetery munity Action Agency, family development. Robinson worked as a with her and eventual- “My future plans in Middletown. which NECAC was Robinson started with receptionist, accounts ly the woman enrolled are to take some time Condolences may known by at the time. a philosophy handed payable employee and in medical school. for myself, travel and be given at myersfu- An aunt told Robinson down by her dad, Ezra executive secretary. She’s now a doctor. spend more time with neralhome.biz. about a clerk position (Casey) Orf. She was promoted to “She still stays in my precious grand- opening. “My father always Community Services touch with us and children,” she said. Experts, advocates Community Ac- said ‘Never think Block Grant director says how important “But I will always be tion had been formed you’re better than on Jan. 2, 2002, and we were when she ready to lend a help- gather for highway just seven years ear- anyone else, but to her current position was in a time of need,” ing hand to someone safety progress lier with the signing know that you’re just on 1, 2004. Com- Robinson said. “That’s in need.” by President Lyndon as good as everyone ing to work has never why our work is so im- COLUMBIA—The Mis- souri Coalition for Roadway Safety is host- ing Missouri’s 2021 RIVER: Harbor flags were once mandatory for boats Highway Safety and From Page 1 cued by them 19 years owner of a 1954, 15- Lou said, “All these continues to try and Conference Sept. ago. foot, Raveau “Bomb” guys work on their increase the size of the 20-22, where local and bought out by a more The bow, the Will- with twin-Mercury own boats and cre- boat show each year. national safety experts popular boat manu- power sported a Two outboards, came back ate the magnificence She’s reaching out to and advocates will meet facturer in 1962. He Rivers Marina harbor for the boat show you see here,” as she some of the area boat to share practices, ideas bought it last year flag, known as a bur- along with his broth- pointed out the line of clubs to plan on doing supporting Missouri’s with an old 6 horse- gee. Tom said, years er-in-law, Robb Ebb- antique boats tied up something spectacular strategic highway safety power motor on it. But ago, boats would put ing. They put their to the dock. Most were next year. plan, Show-Me Zero. he exchanged it with a out the flags to show boats in the water and made of wood from the 25 horsepower John- others where they were giving rides to in- early 1950s. son motor. came from. He’s been terested people. Hamilton said she “I was surprised,” collecting the flags for he said. “That thing years, and he added, pulled this at almost he may have one of the 31 mph. So, it must only Two Rivers flags Due to the loss of my husband, I will sell all the following at Public Auction on have a pretty slick left. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2021 hull.” “At one time it was Beginning at 9:30 A.M. The two also had mandatory that every Having sold our farm, we will sell all the following at Public Auction on SALE SITE: 19436 Quarry Rd; Warrenton, MO 63383 a jon boat for sale. marina have its own DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Warrenton Hwy 47 Exit 193. Go south on Hwy 47, Chatfield said it could specific design,” Tom SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2021 4.5 miles to left on Quarry Rd. and go 0.6 mile to farm gate on right. do about 28 mph on said. “A lot of marinas Beginning at 10:30 A.M. RTV SELLS AT 12:30 P.M. 2019 RTV X1120 D, single cab VHT-X diesel with hydraulic dump bed, power the water. still offer them. If I’m SALE SITE: 567 Pear Orchard Road; Hawk Point, MO 63349 DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy 61 to Troy, MO, go west on Hwy 47 to Hawk Point, at steering, only 42.5 hrs The two men start- going to a specific ma- 4 way Stop sign go west on Hwy A 2.8 miles to right on Fairview Church Rd. #437, HORSE TRAILER SELLS AT 12:30 P.M. ed talking about the rina, I’ll put that bur- go 1.2 miles to left on Pear Orchard Rd. #443 & go approx. 2 miles to #567 on the 1999 Corn Pro, 2 horse, bumper hitch, grey horse trailer, nice trailer parts they had and gee on. They haven’t right. TRACTORS SELL APPROX. 1:00 P.M. PICKUP SELLS APPROX. 11:30 A.M. John Deere 4010, diesel tractor, wide front end, power steering, 3 pt, dual those they couldn’t offered one here for 20 2007 Explorer Sport Trac platinum 4x4 with bed cover, 4 door, dark blue, hydraulics, 16.9-34 tires, shows 5256 hrs.;John Deere 60, power steering, tri use anymore, and years.” only 83,XXX, sharp front end, 3 pt, 15.5-28 tires, SN 6057873; Allis Chalmers D-15 Series 11, new motor in 2014, 3 pt with hydraulics, 14.9-26 tires, tri front end, shows 4448 hrs. talked about the doz- Last year, the cou- HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES Universal 4 pc king size bedroom set, bed complete, 6 drawer chest, dresser w/ HAY EQUIPMENT en or show other an- ple had new engines mirror & bedside chest, beautiful set; Bernhardt massive 2 door 2 pc. china New Holland #269 Hayliner, string tie hay baler; Hesston Rounder 5500, big tique boats there for installed and copper cabinet; Collezione Europa massive 2 door curved glass curio cabinet; Dark pine round hay baler;New Holland #56 hay rake;John Deere #260, 3 pt. 7’ disk mower;6.5’x15.5’ flatbed farm wagon;7’x14’ flatbed farm wagon;3 pt. big bale the show. hull plating added. kitchen table, 6 chairs & china hutch; 4 pc. Dark pine size bedroom set; Cabrio Platinum washer & Whirlpool duet steam dryer ; Entry curio spear Lou and Tom Lenk- This year, Lou said, w/glass front & marble top; 4 ornate bar stools; Daybed complete; 2 door buffet FARM EQUIPMENT man were back again they put in a new server; Portable guest bed; Antique drop front desk type secretary; Glider rocker; Agri cutter, 3 pt. 6’ brush hog; Bush Hog RTS 62, 3 pt. rear tine tiller; 3 pt. King 2 Rollaway beds, complete; Lounger chair; Antique rocker; Antique 1930s lamp Kutter, 5 knife box scraper; 3 pt. 7’, 7 shank chisel plow ; New Idea 10’ wheel this year from Grafton, transom and swim table; Antique Duncan Phyfe lamp table; Lot industrial shelving; Roaster oven; disk; 3 pt. 7’ Ford disk, As Is; 3 pt. King Kutter 6‘ rake; 3 pt. H/D 6’ Ill. They moor their platform on the back Bud Light neon bar sign; Aroma electronic slow cooker; Stainless steel stock adjustable blade; 3 pt. 5’ brush hog; Danuser 3 pt. post hole digger, approx.. 14” boat in St. Charles, of the boat. pots; 2 Antique industrial 4 wheel carts; Lot canning jars; Lot crafts (4 totes); auger; 3 pt. H/D 8’ blade; 2 Gang 8’ tandem disk; 3 pt. 6’ rotary hoe; John Deere Partial list Van Brunt 13 hole grain drill with grass attachment, kept shedded; 16’ wagon a 62-mile journey up Marina Manager EXERCISE WORKOUT EQUIPMENT running gear; 3 pt. boom the to the Laurell Hamilton, Power glide X45 multi station dual stack weight lift & workout system; DP BOATS Two Rivers Marina, to said they are thinking Gympac 1000 fitness system 10’ Aluminum flat bottom jon boat; Quatou paddle boat with top be part of the antique about bringing back 2 AERO GARDEN SYSTEMS, HERB GARDENS 14-12’ ROUND PANEL CORRAL ANTIQUE CROCKS & JUGS SEARS 15,000 WATT PTO TYPE GENERATOR ON TRAILER boat show. Their 1953 the marina’s burgee, US 12 gallon stone jar; Western 15 gallon stone jar; Crown 10 gallon stone jar; Chris Craft cabin and may be ordering 5 & 8 gallon stone jars; 4 crock jugs; 1 Western 2 gallon 10’x68” 2 WHEEL TRAILER W/STEEL FLOOR, WOOD SIDES – BALL HITCH w/TITLE cruiser called the Will- some fairly soon. CAR QUEST MODEL CARS, TRUCKS – N.O.S. 1960 GMC pickup; 1970 Ford Mustang; 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429; 1969 8’x16’ PORTABLE STORAGE BUILDING power, had been res- Todd Young, the Z-28 Camaro ; 1949 Mercury lead sled; 1957 Chevy; 1937 Chevy pickup; Partial LAWN & GARDEN TOOLS list John Deere GX 345 riding lawn mower w/54” deck; 10 hp Snapper 30” riding APRROX 1:00 P.M. FARM MACHINERY & CATTLE EQUIPMENT lawn mower; Atlas 3 hp 22” walk behind snow blower; Troy Bilt TB 120 lawn Sells from 2nd location mower;Walk behind brush cutter; Shindaiwa EB 8510 2 cycle blower; Shindaiwa 577 chainsaw; Stihl MS 170 chainsaw; Echo 261T 2 cycle weed eater; Single SALE SITE: 735 Pear Orchard Road; Hawk Point, MO 63349 axle yard dump trailer; 30’ extension ladder; Ames wheelbarrows; Kobalt 40v DIRECTIONS: Continue on Pear Orchard Rd. another 0.6 mile to T in road, trimmer; Log chains; Silage fork; Kobalt 700 CFM 115 mph electric blower; stay right & follow farm lane to end of road. Werner aluminum walk board; Lot yard & garden supplies TRACTORS & LOADERS SADDLES & HORSE TACK Pike County Land Auction To Be Offered On 1999 John Deere 6410 diesel tractor MFWD w/cab, dual hydraulics, sells with 3 Western 18” saddles, 2 – Simco; Lot bridles, halters & tack; Powder Mountain John Deere 640 loader w/7’ bucket, only 1994 hours; 1976 John Deere 4430 3 saddle rack diesel tractor w/cab, dual hydraulics, 18.4 – 38 tires sells with John Deere 725 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 2021 loader, approx. 125 hp, shows 4508 hours, nice tractor; 1977 John Deere 4430 SHOP TOOLS diesel tractor w/cab; Set 18.4-38 duals Lincoln 225 amp welder; Generac one wash power washer; Central 5 speed Beginning at 7:00 P.M. bench drill press; Contractor shop vac; 2 hp portable air compressor; 10” power SALE SITE: Thornhill Auction Barn; 421 John Deere Drive; Troy, MO 63379 TRAILER miter saw; All Pro 115,000 BTU shop heater; Open end box wrench sets; Wagon DIRECTIONS: From Troy, MO go south on Hwy 61 to Moscow Mills Hwy C Exit. 2018 Hull 14’ tandem axle electric dump trailer, like new; 45’ Fruehauf box jack; Allied socket set; Pipe wood clamps; Job box; Power tools; Pipe wrenches; Go east on Hwy C to first 4 way stop, turn left on John Deere Drive (by Bank of Old trailer (storage) Chain hoist; Shop vac; Small vise anvil; C clamps; Makita electric drill; Lot Monroe) and go approximately 1 mile to sale on right, next door to Thornhill Real HAY EQUIPMENT wrenches; Lot plumbing supplies, copper, etc.; Lot hardware, nails, screws; Estate Office. John Deere 535 big bale hay baler w/Trak monitor; John Deere #275 3 pt. disk Partial list Directions to Tract #1 & 2: From Bowling Green, MO go north on Hwy 61 to the mower; Fransguard 6000P 2 basket pull type tedder; AGWAY LP-80 approx. 22’ FARM SUPPLIES Frankford Hwy B Exit. Take Hwy B East 1.3 miles to blacktop lane on the left big bale trailer type hay hauler; Big bale forks & spears Cattle feed trough; 2 horse bale feeders; Aluminum ramps; Sheep shearing #19506 Hwy B; Frankford MO 63441. Tract #1 is approx. ½ mile on right. Tract #2 FARM MACHINERY station; 20 creosote line posts; 2 corner posts; Electric mortar mixer; Post driver; is at the end of the lane. They are adjoining tracts. Bush hog 2615L Legend hydraulic fold brush hog, nice; Danhuser 3 pt. post hole Reese hitches; Lot used lumber, 2x4s, 4x4s, etc.; Clay bird thrower PRIME TILLABLE TRACT digger; 3 pt. Bush Hog #121 8’ hydraulic 2 way blade; IH 16’ manual fold ROCA 60+ BOXES CERAMIC TILE – N.O.S. 15”x15 ¾” wheel disk; John Deere F 145 4 bottom semi mounted plow; John Deere RG 430 Tract #1: 80 m/l in Section 36 TWP 55N R 4W in Pike County MO. FSA OVERSIZE POWER LIFT CHAIR, LIKE NEW shows 69.45 acres in crop, balance in pasture or hay with 1 pond and wooded 3 pt. 4 row cultivator; New Holland #519 PTO driven manure spreader(needs draw. Improvements include a 1979, 42’x72’ Morton machine shed with concrete floor); Kuker 3 pt. 300 gallon boom sprayer ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES floor, electric. CUB CADET 128 LAWN MOWER, AS IS Butcher block; Eastlake walnut 2 door knock down wardrobe; Eastlake chocolate marble top parlor table; 2 pc. Early drop front secretary; Oak drop front COMBINATION STOCK & GRAIN FARM WITH IMPROVEMENTS 14’ FLAT BOTTOM JON BOAT W/TRAILER, NO TITLE Tract: #2: 156 acres m/l in Section 25 TWP 55N R 4W in Pike County MO. secretary; Seller pine kitchen cabinet; Oak 2 door bookcase; Chiropractor table; LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Walnut drop leaf table; 4 oak spindle & pressed back kitchen chairs; Pine desk; Approximately 89 acres in pasture with 33.45 acres in Pino Creek Bottom Approx. 4000lb portable calf creep feeder w/pen; 24, 12’ metal pipe corral presently in beans. Balance in woods and draws. Improvements include a 1976, Child’s table & 4 wrought iron chairs; Drop front desk; Cedar 2 door wardrobe; panels; 2 Bushnell approx. 3 ton bulk bins; 7, 10’ feed troughs; Lot Rubbermaid 2 bench type school desks; Camel back trunk; Cast iron skillets; Galvanized 30’x48’ 3 bedroom, total electric, ranch style home. Other improvements stock tanks; 3 big bale hay feeders; Lick tank; Mineral feeders; 2, approx. 8’ include a 74’x50’ combination hay & machine shed, a 16’x32’ loafing shed and wash tubs, 1 on stand; Galvanized buckets; 2 sets 5 panel pocket doors, 1-54” walk through fly boxes; PTO electric wire roller; Lot electric fence post & wide approx. 88” tall; Wire egg baskets; Wooden spoke wheel; Wooden chicken a 24’x28’ concrete block 2 car detached garage. The hill ground is mainly fenced, fencing has 3 Ritche auto waters and a loading chute dock. coops Terms: 10% down day of sale with the balance of cash at closing on or before 45 HOMEMADE TRAILER TYPE WOOD SPLITTER HOUSEHOLD & MISC. days after the sale with possession at closing, subject to 2021 bean crop. FARM SUPPLIES Buffet with marble top converted to a bar with 2 bar stools, neat set; Large Possession of ground presently in bean crop after harvest. Husqvarna 55 chain saw; Sanborn upright industrial air compressor; Lincoln AC wooden dining room table with 6 chairs, nice; Rocker recliner, like new; Brown Note: contact David, Dusty or Bill for private showing. Absolutely no trespassing 225-S welder; 2 metal job boxes, 1-Knaack, 1-Dayton; Farm stall 12 volt seeder; wicker 6 pc. Patio set, nice; Recliner, like new; 4 drawer chest, 1960’s ; Oak allowed. All showings must be accompanied by auction company personnel. Herd 12 volt seeder; Lot concrete blocks; Red Snap’R L1510 solar fencer; Solar glider rocker; Sunflower wrought iron bench; Lot plants & pots NO EXCEPTIONS SP-45 6 volt solar power fencer; Gas tank & stand;2, 7’ corrugated 14” pipes; AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Dr. Brent left this world way to quick. He had an Auctioneers Note: Two real nice farms. They have been in the same family for Dog kennel; Metal hen nest; 4 gallon backpack sprayer; Yard & garden tools; O.B.S. office in Warrenton for 40 years. His hobby was his farm and horses. See over 70 years. Great location off Hwy 61, these are the hard to find kind. Earthway garden planter; Hot shot; 12 volt sprayers; Blitzer 8555-B electric you at the sale. David, Dusty & Bill fencer OWNERS: DOROTHY M. LAMBERSON TRUST OWNER: TERESA EUROM BRENT GARY LAMBERSON & STEVE LAMBERSON OWNER: DARLENE WAGGONER (LATE DR. 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Looking for a responsible, highly-motivated, self-starting reporter to cover area news in a fun, The City of Louisiana previously adopted and has in force a use tax. relaxed atmosphere. Duties include covering The use tax rate for the City is currently 6.475% (4.225% state rate + breaking news, town government, police news and 2.25% City rate). A use tax is the equivalent of a sales tax on purchases made from out-of-state sellers by in-state buyers and on certain tax- human-interest feature stories.Request Experience for Sealed Bids preferred able business transactions. As provided by state law, the use tax applies but not required. Benefits available. to and impacts certain purchases from out-of-state vendors, not all of Ralls County 911 Emergency Services Board requests Page Sealedlayout Bids / todesign purchase a property plus. and improvements which have had this tax collected previously. thereon, by general warranty deed. Property is the for- mer Ralls County 911 Building, located at 17630 Hwy. § 144.761.1 RSMo. provides that the use tax may be amended or re- 19, New London, Missouri 63459. pealed only if such repeal or amendment is submitted to and approved Submit sealed bids marked “Ralls 911 Property Bid” to: by the voters as provided in § 144.757 RSMo., unless the local sales

3246 Highway 61, Hannibal, MO 63401, no later than tax within the City is also repealed. § 144.761.2 RSMo. authorizes citi- Thursday, November 18, 2021, at 2:00 p.m. The Board

zens to submit a petition seeking to repeal the use tax. intends to open bids at its public meeting, Thurs-

day, November 18, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. at the subject property. The Board intends to accept the “Highest I, Memarie Gonzalez, City Clerk for the City of Louisiana, Missouri, and Best” bid for a cash sale subject to a reservation of right to reject any bid deemed inappropriate, in the do hereby certify that the foregoing is, to the best of my knowledge and Board’s sole discretion. belief, correct. Please send resume to Publisher, Jim Hart [email protected] additional information, contact: Mr. Jerry Brinkman, Board Chairman at (573) 795-2213. Dated this 15th day of September, 2021. PIKECOUNTYNEWS.COM•September 22, 2021 5 • NEWS FarmFarm SafetySafety WeekWeek

A Proclamation has taken an incal- success, and we must 25, 2021, as Nation- on National Farm culable toll on our support them and al Farm Safety and Nation’s farms and their well-being as Health Week. I call Safety and Health farming communities, they feed the world, lift upon the people of the Week, 2021 with high rates of in- up their local commu- United States, includ- fections and illnesses nities, and contribute ing America’s farm- In every genera- affecting nearly every to the prosperity and ers and ranchers and tion, America’s farm- facet of our agricul- possibilities of rural agriculture-related ers, ranchers, and tural system. Beyond America and beyond. institutions, organiza- farmworkers have fed the unique challenges My Administration is tions, and businesses and fueled our Nation, posed by the pandem- committed to ensur- to reaffirm a dedica- nurturing the strength ic, the agriculture sec- ing that every farmer, tion to farm safety and and health of our tor has always been rancher, and farm- health. I also urge all people, our commu- both physically and worker can work in a to honor nities, and our econ- mentally demanding, safe and healthy envi- the historic and on- omy. Since 1944, we and it remains one of ronment. By having going contributions of have celebrated these the most dangerous their backs, our Na- our agricultural sec- critical workers during industries in America. tion will continue to tor and express appre- National Farm Safety Despite these chal- lead the world in ag- ciation and gratitude and Health Week — lenges, our dedicated Our Nation has a duty and chemical agents. ricultural production to our farmers and a time for all of us to farmers, ranchers, to protect agricultural We must continue to and innovation and ranchers for their vi- recommit ourselves to and farmworkers have workers and promote get Americans vac- ensure that our food tal contributions and advancing the safety continued to work safety education for cinated, so that our supply is secure and tireless service to our and well-being of all around the clock, put- farmers and farm fam- brave farmers, ranch- our economy is strong. Nation. hardworking farm and ting their lives and the ilies. We must contin- ers, and farmworkers NOW, THERE- IN WITNESS ranch workers. lives of their loved ones ue to reduce the risks can go to work free FORE, I, JOSEPH R. WHEREOF, I have The contributions on the line to ensure of accidents, injuries, from the deadly threat BIDEN JR., President hereunto set my hand of farmers, ranchers, that families across and fatalities — in- of COVID-19. of the United States this 17th day of Sep- and farmworkers have the country have food cluding those on ru- American farm- of America, by virtue tember, in the year of always been essential, on the table. Their ral roadways involving workers are the best of the authority vested our Lord 2021, and but they have per- sacrifices are com- tractors and other ma- in the world, and they in me by the Consti- of the Independence haps never been more mendable, but they chinery — as well as have always faced the tution and the laws of the United States evident than during should not have to the health risks asso- challenges of the job of the United States, of America the 246th. the COVID-19 pan- risk injury, illness, or ciated with prolonged head-on. Their suc- do hereby proclaim JOSEPH R. BIDEN demic. The pandemic death to do their jobs. exposure to fertilizers cess is our Nation’s Sept. 19 through Sept. JR.

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Which Respirator is Right for the Farm Work You Do?

Do you have any respiratory exposures? Examples: Working with hogs, cattle, dairy, poultry, grain, tobacco, , pesticides, chemicals, silos and welding

Consider Your Exposures Most farm activities put you at risk for some type of respiratory exposure causing a need for respiratory protection.

Are you exposed Are you exposed to Do you work in an to dust/aerosols? chemicals/fumes? oxygen limiting environment*? Grain, Hay, Hogs, Pesticides or Paint (Organic Livestock and Poultry Confinement Pesticides (solids) Poultry, Vapors), Ammonia, Disinfectants, Grain Handling, Fumigation, Mold, Grain Dust Bleach (Acid Gas) Manure Pits, Hydrogen Sulfide, Silo

Use one of the following: Use one of the following: Use one of the following: • Two Strap Respirator • Half Mask Cartridge Respirator • Self Contained Breathing • Cartridge with P100 Filters C-M-C • Powered Air Purifying Apparatus (SCBA) Distributing & Mfg., Inc. • Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) • Supplied Air Respirators Respirator (PAPR) · Welding Supplies · Truck parts · Steel · Truck accessories

*An oxygen limiting environment would be considered a confined space where there would not be enough oxygen to support life. · Culverts · Truck beds

Recommendations and Resources If you a have medical condition that would prohibit you Fit Testing - choosing the right respirator with the right fit is essential to from wearing a respirator consult a health care provider. having adequate protection. Cartridge respirators should be fit tested and Example: heart conditions, lung conditions such as asthma or We also offer trailer repairs. fit checked with each use. To find out more information about proper fit emphysema, uncontrolled hypertension or claustrophobia contact AgriSafe Network. www.agrisafe.org Copyright © 2017 Jeff & Jason Kuntz Phone: 573.754.6152 Follow us on Fax: 573.764.6621 21450 Hwy. 54 . Louisiana, MO. 63353 Facebook Email: [email protected] PIKECOUNTYNEWS.COM•September 22, 2021 6•News ’s Edge prepares Local residents chosen as for fall fun festival Missouri Farm Family for Pike County

Corn maze and pumpkin patch to By Jim Meyer be highlights of day’s events UM Extension office, PikeCounty CURRYVILLE—Ryan By Stan Schwartz and Melissa Bailey and family of Curryville Last year, as the were among the fami- summer turned to lies honored during the fall, and almost every- 62nd annual Missouri one was tired of be- Farm Family Day, Aug. ing cooped up after 16 at the Missouri months of COVID so- State Fair. cial distancing restric- The Bailey family tions had forced the was selected as the Pike cancellations of almost County Missouri Farm every fair and festival, Family by University of Tonya Teasley and Missouri Extension in her family and staff Pike County and the lo- brought a little ray of cal Farm Bureau. The sunshine to the prai- family includes Clint, rie with its first fall fun Callie, and Clara. The Bailey Family. festival. Each year, the fair Vendors lined the sets aside a day to rec- and FFA programs the impact Missouri field in front of the ognize farm families while working along- Farm Families have on barn-like structure from across the state side their parents on the economy and heri- that houses the Prai- that are active in their their family farm where tage of the state, said rie’s Edge store. A Prairie’s Edge has set up for the fall season and is prepar- communities, involved they have a cattle and Missouri State Fair whole area was sec- ing for its second annual Fall Fun Festival this weekend. in agriculture, and/or sheep operation. Director Mark Wolfe. tioned off for children’s The corn maze is in the shape of a windmill, this year participate in local out- The annual event is “These families are in- games and entertain- reach and extension sponsored by five part- volved in agriculture ment and the corn the festivities will take programs such as 4-H ner agencies: the Mis- activities in their com- maze was ready for place. or FFA. souri Farm Bureau; munities and are active people to make their It’s free to attend the Ryan and Melissa the Missouri Depart- participants in local way through. Even the fun day vendor area, are involved in agricul- ment of Agriculture; outreach and exten- pumpkin patch was she said, but there is ture at work and home. the Missouri State Fair sion. As the brimming with ripe a cost to enter the area Ryan works for FSC Commissioners; the showcase for Missouri gourdes. The store is just brimming where the corn maze Financial at the Hanni- MU College of Agricul- agriculture, the Mis- Teasley said they with products. and children’s play bal office and Melissa ture, Food and Natu- souri State Fair is most have even more ven- area. They have live works for the USDA in ral Resources; and MU certainly the appropri- dors lined up for this possibly even do some chickens for the chil- the Pike County Office. Extension and Engage- ate place to celebrate year’s event, including early Christmas shop- dren to feed and a pet- Their children have all ment. these families.” at least four food ven- ping. ting zoo. The fun day been active in the 4-H The event showcases dors including Aloha For those who came runs from 9 a.m. to 4 Pizza, A Taste of Philly, last year, finding park- p.m. for the vendors, Ken’s Catering and ing took some maneu- but everything else will 2021 St. Louis Spring Hollow Coffee. vering. This year, how- stay open until 5 p.m. Shack and a ever, Teasley said they “We’re really look- kettle corn vendor will have permission to use ing forward to it,” she be on hand, as well. the parking area at the said. The corn maze In addition to the Bowling Green Visi- will stay open through food vendors, there tor’s Center and the Oct. 31. Teasley said will be several other back lot of the Ayer- to check out Prairie’s types of vendors, sell- co Truck Stop. They Edge Facebook page ing crafts and home plan on running side- for more information made goods. It’s a good by-side shuttles from on what they have to place to find decora- those parking areas offer. tions for the fall and to the grounds where

Know the facts about the COVID-19 mRNA (Pfizer and Moderna) Vaccines!

MYTH: mRNA vaccines can change a person’s DNA.

FACT: The components of the vaccine do not alter, change, or interact with our DNA in any way. Our DNA are contained in the nucleus of our cells. The mRNA from a COVID-19 vaccine does not ever enter the nucleus of the cell. The role of the mRNA is to tell our muscle cells the genetic message of how 6th Weekend to make the COVID-19 “spike” protein. Once it does this, the Longbow Competition mRNA is quickly degraded by our bodies (within a few days). Pirate Encampment Our cells will then make copies of this “spike” protein, which will allow our bodies to mount an immune response and Improved Pirate Ship produce antibodies to the COVID-19 virus. Robin Hood with his Gang Weekends (Sat. & Sun.) + Discovery Day September 18 - October 24 Hannibal Regional is bringing Discovery Day, Oct. 11th • 10 AM - 6 PM • Rain or Shine (636) 639-5173 • STLRenFest.com vaccines to your community! *Tickets valid any one day of the 2021 season* To schedule an appointment near you call Buy Tickets at: STLRenFest.com and at (573) 629-3570 or visit Free Parking by: hannibalregional.org/COVIDVaccine Sign up for a 1-year subscription to this newspaper and you’ll receive 4 free tickets to this year’s St. Louis Renaissance Festival. Call 324-2222 to subscribe and get your tickets. (Limited quantity available)