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Oldest Diner in Marshall

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886-7771

FOOD SERVICE

New Owners

• Breakfast served all day• Fresh, not frozen all beef burgers• Delivery and call-ins to go

• Newly remodeled• All new staff• Diner & table seating

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Annual Hazel Grove Cemetery

Memorial ServicesHerndon, MO

Sunday, May 25, 2014

Guest Speaker,Matt Boatright

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

Solicitors will be at the cemetery.To make donations,

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

Everyone is welcome.

Church Service 11:00 a.m.

Arth’sBody Shop

Auto Body Repair • PaintingFrame Straightening • Free Estimates

207 E. Label • Marshall • 886-3933

TLC CHILDCARE has open-ings for 6 weeks to schoolage. We are a licensed andstate pay accepting facility.Contact Tanya for more infor-mation, 660-831-5300.

SPECIAL EDUCATIONTEACHER, Butterfield YouthServices: We are currently ac-cepting applications for a certi-fied school teacher. Thisteaching assignment is in analternative school setting andSpecial Education certificationis required. Qualified appli-cants should submit their re-sume via email tohumanresources@byskids.orgor fax to 660-886-6601 Attn:Human Resources. Drug-freeworkplace/Equal OpportunityEmployer

STYLIST: Snip N Clip FamilyHair Salon is growing andseeking a licensed stylist tojoin our team. Guaranteedhourly rate, flexible hours, nolate evenings and no Sun-days. If you're looking for achange and possess greatcustomer service skills andchemical service knowledgewe are the place for you.Please call 913-484-4310 forinterview.

THE MARKET IS GREAT,and we need more salesagents!!! If you have beenthinking about a careerchange, give us a call at Mar-shall Realty--we are activelyseeking new agents to joinour firm. Real estate salesoffer great potential and ourexperienced team approachcan give you a head start toan independent future. CallDenne at 660-815-1805 orBecky at 660-229-9367.-

AUTOMOTIVE SALES

No experience necessary!Men/Women

Earn $40,000 to $100,000+per year

Progressive AutomotiveDealer seeking positive indi-viduals desiring an excitingcareer in the Automotive In-dustry. We will teach you howto sell new and pre-ownedvehicles and make money.

WE OFFER:Training5 day work weekProfessional EnvironmentProfessional ManagementUnlimited InventoryHealth PlanPaid Vacation

Apply in person at:Rick Ball AutoMall1507 W Ashley Rd Boonville MO 65233

Or contact Robert or Rob:Weekdays between 10:00amand 4:00pm 1-800-449-5050or 660-882-5688.

ELM PLACE LLC in SweetSprings is accepting applica-tions for night shift direct carestaff to work with people withdevelopmental disabilities.Applicants must have a h.s.diploma or GED, pass abackground check and havereliable transportation andphone. Apply at 101 S. ElmSt. Sweet Springs or call 335-4509.

CAREGIVERS NEEDED forin-home care in Marshall.Elderly care experience pre-ferred. Mon-Wed-Fri and oneday every other weekend,11:30am-5:30pm. Apply on-line at amyslovingcare.com.877-429-4101

GRAPHIC DESIGNER/PAG-INATOR We’re seeking a de-tail-oriented designer to assistwith composition, design andpagination of our award-win-ning weekly newspaper inConcordia MO. In addition todesign work, this part-timeposition works with our printshop clients and helps withsome clerical tasks. Printshop experience is beneficial,but not required. Experiencewith QuarkXpress and Photo-shop is preferred. Candidatesshould send resume andsamples to:Sarah Reed, Managing Editorconcordiannews@centurytel.net

PRODUCTION OPERATORThe Marshall Democrat-News is seeking a ProductionOperator to assist in the print-ing and packaging of ouraward winning newspaperand ancillary publications.This part time position is re-sponsible for preparation,setup and running of our webpress and assisting the pack-aging department in prepar-ing papers for delivery. Thesuccessful candidate mustbe dependable, with goodmechanical skills, excellentattention to detail and a cus-tomer-focused attitude.Previous printing experienceis helpful. Must have valid dri-ver’s license and be able tobe forklift certified.Apply in person at MarshallDemocrat-News, 121 N.Lafayette, Marshall MO65340

FOR RENT: Westport VillageSenior Housing apartmentsis accepting applications. 911S. Apache Dr. All utilitiespaid, rent based on income.Must be 62 yrs. old or handi-capped or disabled. Call Kimat Action Management. 660-631-0030. Relay 711. This in-stitution is an equal housingopportunity provider.

NICE CLEAN partially fur-nished studio apartment.References and deposit. Nopets. 886-7333 days, 631-1566 evenings.

NOW ACCEPTING Applica-tions for 1, 2 & 3 bedroomunits. Range, refrigerator,water & sewer provided.Rental assistance is avail-able. Apply at 275 S. Red-man or call 660-886-9664.Equal Opportunity Housing.

NOW RENTING! One & twobedroom apartments, 826 N.Central, Slater. Call 660-322-0228 for more information &a walk-through.

STUDIO-NICE, CLEAN, fur-nished, utilities paid, cable.No kitchen. No smoking,pets. $400/month. Deposit,references. 660-202-2889

FOR RENT: Now taking ap-plications Westport GardensApartments. One & two bed-room units. Call Kim at ActionManagement. 660-831-0030.TDD: 800-735-2966. This in-stitution is an equal housingopportunity provider.

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Let the sun shine in!

OTHER EVENTS ON THE DOWNTOWN SQUARE• Farmer’s Market 8a – 12p• Rotary Shoot Out 8a – 2p• Bike Rodeo 9a – 11a• Shriners Parade 11a – 11:30a• Armed Forces Ceremony 11:30a• Jim the Wonder Dog Day 11a – 2p

For more info call 660-886-3324www.marshallmochamber.com

Lamp PostContestMay 1 – June 9

5th AnnualBike RodeoMay 17th 9a – 11a

Partners inPatriotismMay 26th

City WideGarage SaleMay 31st

UPCOMINGEVENTS

SPRING FLING!May 17th • 9 am – 4 pm

If interested call

1-866-746-2600 EOE

Available in theSaline County AreaTraining Provided

Nurse Aide Wanted

Bi-County SERVICE, Inc.

Central Missouri AGRIServiceDale Zank Insurance Agency

David Van HornThe Alignment Shoppe

Missouri Valley CommunityAction Agency

Dysart Insurance Agency

We deeply appreciate thecontinued support of our

local communities.

Foster GrandparentProgram congratulates

Mrs. Riley Rocha,Volunteer of the Year 2014

And thanks the followingcommunity businessesand individuals whosegenerous support helpedmake our recognition

banquet held May 2nd anoutstanding success.

Thank You!

Need a car for a day or week?

Elmer Hare Ford Sales Inc.

886-7462

RENT A4-DOOR CAR

Call 1(800) 821-5432 oremail us at bl31141@iland.net

Diesel Mechanic WantedSalary negotiable,

at least 3 years experience,and provide own tools

SUNSHINE ESTATES: threebedroom duplex available,snow removal provided. Con-tact Annette at 660-221-6156, if no answer pleaseleave message. TDD #800-735-2966. Quality AffordableLiving in a quiet residentialneighborhood. HUD vouch-ers accepted. Certain incomerestrictions apply. Lease &security deposit required.

534 NORTH DRIVE, threebedroom. 568 W. Porter, twobedroom. Deposit and refer-ences required. 660-631-5064

TWO BEDROOM, one blockfrom MVC, newly remodeled,no washer/dryer hook-up.Available now! $375/month,1250 S. Sharp.Two bedroom, basement.Available 6/1/14. $450/month,1257 S. SharpOne bedroom, close to MVC,newly remodeled. $350/month,available 6/1/14. 708 E. Laura.660-229-2295

TWO BEDROOM town homeby hospital, with garage, lawn& snow care included.$725/month. Call or text 660-815-4295

479 S. SALT POND:$500/mo, $500 Dep., 2 Bed-room, 1 Bath, all electric,fenced yard, central air. Avail.6-1-14. Open House Sat. 5-17 11:00 am – 2:00pm. Call831-1300 for info.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTYFor Lease. Excellent loca-tions. Near new construction.Energy efficient. 886-8009.

MATTRESS SETS: Twin$99.99, Full $119.99, QueenPillowtop $249.99. Dutch Kountry Market & Furniture,10340 E. Hwy. 50, Knob Nos-ter, MO 65336. 660-563-2941.

ONE ORANGE Victorianchair, $50; one large brownantique Victorian chair, $75;one large marble clock, $75;one medium TV, $25; one li-brary table, valued $3,000:$150. 660-815-3793

HOFFMAN LAWN CARE -for all your lawn care needs.Licensed and insured. 660-631-2440

FOUND: orange and whiteadult female cat, collar, notags. Found in Lexington, MOon 4/19. Call 816-517-7340to further identify & claim.

FOUND: sum of money atlocal business on 4/22/14.Call 660-886-2233 to identifyamount and location.

BANKS MOVING And Stor-age Company. Storage unitsnow available, easy access,low rates, video surveillance.975 W. Jackson. 886-7471, 855-559-7471.

MARSHALL CENTRAL Stor-age. South Odell and new lo-cation on Drake Road. Varioussizes both locations. 886-4600.

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

SOUTH 65 STORAGE. Low-est prices in county. Varioussizes. Lighted units. 886-8037.

NOW ACCEPTING YOURItems for Consignment Auc-tion: Please call 886-9341from 8:00am-4:00pm. 624 NMiami, Old North IGA building.NEXT SALE 5/14, 5:30pm

DUPLEX FOR SALE: Two 1-bedroom apartments, 473 W.Morgan. $19,500 or makeoffer. 660-221-3937

WANTED TO BUY: Pastureground, 45 to 80 acres inMarshall School District. 660-254-4209

Classifieds Work!

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ROCK HAULING and spread-ing. Also haul DDGs and freecompost. Call Ted, TriangleTrucking, 660-631-2538

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

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

Candidates should sendresume and samples to:Sarah Reed, Managing Editorconcordiannews@centurytel.net

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

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

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

Apply in person atMarshall Democrat-News,

121 N. Lafayette, Marshall MO 65340

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• Must have reliabletransportation andwilling to travel

• Good communicationand organizational skillsa must

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Support GroupVictims of Domestic Violence

If you have been:• Emotionally Abused• Physically Abused• Sad • Anxious

• Discouraged • Bitter• Fearful • Confused

Join us for freeconfidential sessionsevery Wed., 5:00pm,at The Lighthouse.

For more information,831-0988.

This ad is another community-minded service of

The Marshall Democrat-News.

In keeping with its young traditions,the 2014 Bob James Jazz Festival willbring to mid-Missouri something new,something familiar, Marshall musicalconnections and an opportunity for areamusicians to learn about jazz -- all inhonor of and with the help of jazz pianolegend Bob James.

The fourth annual jazz festival hasgrown to cover three days, starting witha showing of "Hearts Together," at 7 p.m.Thursday, May 15, at Marshall Cinema oncorner of Odell Avenue and North Streetin Marshall. Freewill donations accepted.The film is a documentary about the cre-ation of a song by Bob James dedicatedto the victims of Japan's 2011 earthquakeand tsunami.

The live music begins Friday eveningwith a concert at Missouri Valley Col-lege's Eckilson-Mabee Theatre, 500 E.College St., Marshall, that will begin withthe return of Sedville Jazz Company, a pa-tron favorite from the 2012 jazz festival.

The area group features a cornerstone

of the Marshall music scene, Charles Fer-guson, on bass. The band plays lively ren-ditions of jazz standards. Sedville will befollowed by Metropolitan Jazz Workshopensembles, directed by Clarence Smith.

"This is a chance to see some of thebest young Kansas City jazz students inaction," said Eric Crump, a member of thefestival planning committee. "Those ofyou who have seen Missouri Valley Col-lege jazz band perform know that youngmusicians bring great energy and joy totheir music. And Clarence is does a greatjob bringing out the best in young musi-cians."

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. ($20 perseat).

Saturday will be a day full of musicand learning, starting with a master classconducted by Marshall native Bob James.The master class is an opportunity tolearn about music and the music busi-ness from a man who has succeeded at

Great jazz returns to Marshall – again

Contributed photos from Eric Crump/Marshall Cultural Council

Bob James gives a thumbs-up at the conclusion of the 2013 Bob JamesJazz Festival's Saturday night concert.see Jazz, page 4

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For information forout-of-townshopping and doctorappointments, please

call 800-276-6287.

OATS BUSTo receive the Oats Busschedule for in-townshopping and doctorappointments,

call 886-5017.

Wonder Dog DayMay 17, 2014

Bring your Wonder Dog tosee our Wonder Dog11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

(Contest registration starts 10:30)

On the street in front of Jim the Wonder Dog Garden

Dogs must be on a leash!

-- Hot Dog Eating

Contest --

Sponsored by Marshall

Kiwanis Club

Jim Look

Alike Contest

Does your dog look the

most like Jim the

Wonder Dog?

Wonder Dog

of the Year

Dogs will be judged on

the best dog tricks.

Wondrous Dogs

What makes your

dog special?

Special Event:

Dog Drill Team dancing to

music.

Other events include activities

for children, face painting, duck

pond, doggy balloons, dog

adoptions, Jim items for sale.

Hot dogs and drinks

available by

the Marshall Kiwanis Club.

The new Marshall Welcome Center and Jim the Wonder

Dog Museum will be open

Contests Sponsored By: Blumhorst Veterinary Hospital

Marshall Veterinary Clinic • Saline County Veterinary Service

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Call 886-2233

Contributed photos from Eric Crump/Marshall Cultural Council

James performs on the stage of the Harold L. Lickey Auditorium atthe 2013 Bob James Jazz Festival. James not only has performed on that stage during occasional hometown concerts overthe years, but he performed there as a music student of HaroldLickey's when the building was Marshall High School.

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both for more than 50years. The class will startat 9 a.m. in Eckilson-Mabee Theatre.

Following the masterclass is a clinic for areamusicians who want tolearn about or learn moreabout playing jazz. Theclinic begins at 10 a.m. inMorrison Fine Arts Centeron the Missouri ValleyCollege campus. Registra-tion in advance is re-quired.

"Marshall has a finetradition of nurturing mu-sical aspirations," Crumpsaid. "Bob James is onlyour most famous example.His parents, and his firstteacher, Sister Mary Eliza-beth, of Mercy Academy,probably had no ideawhere music might takehim or what he might ac-complish, but they sawdesire and talent andhelped it flourish. The jazzfestival in his honor is ourattempt to continue thattradition."

Every year, musicianswho got their start in Mar-shall take the stage anddemonstrate the result ofthe community's commit-ment to music education.Past performers includeClarence Smith, Joe Athon,Mike Henderson, D.J.Sweeney and KevinFrazee. This year, GaryCoble will bring his popu-lar blues/funk band, SaltyDawg's Cold Sweat toMarshall.

The Saturday concertat Bueker Middle School'sHarold L. Lickey MemorialAuditorium, 565 S. OdellAve., will begin with a per-formance by the Clinic All-Stars, those participantsin the clinic who wish toshow what they'velearned during the day.

After Salty Dawg's set,the great Latin jazz bandfrom K.C., Sons of Brasil,led by Stan Kessler, willperform. They will bejoined by special guestBob James to perform afew of his classic numbers.This will be James' thirdappearance at the festival.

"One of the most con-sistent comments we getfrom festival patrons is'More Bob James!'" Crumpsaid. "It's a real treat to ex-perience his wonderfulmusic without having totravel to New York orJapan. We're very gratefulfor his participation in thefestival."

Doors open at 5:30p.m. ($25 per seat).