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Dale Soendkerbelievesstrongly in the

tradition of Boy Scouts.He has been helping them for

23 years. His father was instrumen-tal in getting Dale and his brotherinvolved in Scouts, even though henever had that opportunity as achild. Dale joined the Cub Scouts atage 6 while living in Oregon. Whenhe moved to Marshall, he joinedBoy Scout Troop 42 and his fatherbecame an assistant Scout leader.

“We had always done a lot ofcamping and outdoor things whenwe were growing up as kids and itjust kind of tied into it,” Dale said.“It worked out real well. He enjoyedit just as much we did, I’m sure.”

Dale achieved the rank of Eaglein 1973. Eventually, his sons, Curtisand Chris Soendker, joined theScouts.

“I knew that when they becameBoy Scouts, I was going to kind oftake up the standard and move inand start helping out simplybecause it was all the things Ienjoyed doing when I was a boy,”Dale said. “I knew that they wouldenjoy it just as much.”

For the past 23 years, he hasbeen an assistant Scout leader forTroop 61, sponsored by Christ andTrinity Lutheran Church. He hascompleted the wood badge trainingprogram and has attended thenational camp school at least seventimes.

“The man is a walking encyclo-pedia when it comes to the Scoutskills that he is able to pass on toour Scouts,” said Dale Hogan,another assistant Scout leader forTroop 61. “I am always in awe whenMr. Soendker holds court andshows both the Scouts andScouters an easier way to accom-plish a task.”

Dale received the Silver BeaverAward from the Great Rivers Coun-cil, the highest recognition a BoyScout council can bestow to anadult volunteer leader. He is also avigil member of the Order of theArrow.

He serves as the climbing chair-man of COPE (Challenging Out-door Personal Experience) for theGreat Rivers Council. COPE con-sists of a series of custom-built chal-lenge courses that stress team-work, communication, trust, leader-ship, decision-making, problem-solving and self-esteem for the par-ticipants that go through the pro-gram.

When he became involved withCOPE, his sons and his daughtergot involved too.

“My daughter being involved —that was something a little bit spe-cial too because obviously dadsaren’t that involved with girls andGirl Scouting. She always wanted todo a lot of the stuff that the BoyScouts did that the Girl Scouts did-n’t do. This gave her the chance todo that plus it gave us a little bitmore of a connection father anddaughter ... so I was blessed forthat opportunity,” he said.

Chris said before his boys wereold enough to join Cub Scouts, hisfather had been doing COPE for atleast five years. Once he saw hissiblings helping his father, hewanted to do it too.

“I finally got the opportunity andwent ahead and got involved in it,”Chris said.

Chris is keeping the Scoutingtradition alive by serving as a CubScout leader for Pack 61. He hasone son in Pack 61 and another onein Troop 61. He also has a nephewin Pack 61.

“As they got older, I just steppedright into it (a leadership role),”Chris said.

He feels he will be part of Scout-ing for a long time.

Dale has kept involved withScouting because he sees the needfor positive male role models.

His wife, Connie, teases himthat if he didn’t do so much withScouts and volunteering, he mighthave enough time to keep the yardmowed and get things done aroundthe house.

“If the neighbors think less ofme because I don’t mow my yard asoften as they do, I don’t care. But ifthat kid that I didn’t help, because Ihad to mow my yard to impress theneighbors, lost the motivation andended up being influenced in thewrong direction and maybe didsomething that screwed his life upand maybe hurt somebody else,that would bother me,” he said.

Dale typically works with theolder Boy Scouts. When he coun-sels the boys for advancement, heasks them what their goals are. Ifthey say Eagle, he does whateverhe can to help them achieve thatdream. Even if they don’t, he’sproud of the effort each Scout putsforth and knows what they learnfrom the Scouts will follow them forlife. He’s seen former Scoutsbecome doctors and leaders in themilitary, law enforcement, industryand business.

“I’m probably one of those guyswho isn’t going to be out of Scoutsuntil they put me in a box. If there’sanything that I am capable of doing,I’m probably going to be doingsomething. With the grandsonsthat I’ve got now becominginvolved in Scouting, it will be awhile before I take a more passiverole,” he said. “We do it because ofthe results of the positive influencesthat we can provide rather than forany kind of recognition for our-selves.”

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Dale Soendker, assistant Boy Scout leader forTroop 61, left, andhis son Chris, Cub Scout leader for Pack 61, set up a tent Satur-day afternoon for an overnight campout that will include bothBoy Scouts and Cub ScoutWebelos.The camp site was in theelder Soendker’s backyard off South Kentucky Avenue.

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With the exception of one more youth huntand a few managed hunts, today kicks off thelast of the firearms deer seasons. In otherwords, it’s time to start filling those odd cor-ners in the deep freezer with small game. Butas much fun as putting small game into thefreezer can be, getting it back out and prepar-ing it for the table should be just as enjoyable.

Alas, that’s not always the case, and whenit isn’t, the culprit is almost always a cookwho — perhaps unknowingly — is trying tomake a sow’s ear out of a silk purse. Wildgame is almost always best when it’s preparedso that it’s unique flavors are enhanced ratherthan overwhelmed. Of course, eating it shouldalso be a pleasant experience, which, to me,means the meat in question is tender and juicy.

Young specimens of every species of smallgame found in Missouri is naturally tender,moist and flavorful. Therefore, the numberone secret to preparing it is to do no harm.Choose recipes that don’t overpower the fla-vor of the meat. In addition, as a general rule,it’s best to cook meat that’s already tender atrelatively high temperatures for a short periodof time, while avoiding overcooking.

I realize that frying is no longer politicallycorrect in some circles. Nevertheless, mypalate remains convinced that young squirreldipped in buttermilk, dredged in seasonedflour and fried to a light golden brown is theultimate definition of fine dining. And as faras that goes, a young rabbit, pheasant or quailprepared the same way will give the squirrel arun for its money.

My favorite way to fix young geese is tofilet the meat from the breast and divide it intofour equal pieces. Wrap a slice of baconaround each piece and grill it exactly as youwould filet mignons. Like beef, goose filetwill be tenderest if it’s cooked rare or mediumrare. The same basic recipe also works wellfor duck, but roll half a breast and use thebacon to secure it.

So how do you tell a young bird or animalfrom an old one? Size is a reasonably accurateindication of the age of most waterfowlspecies. Young rooster pheasants have shortdull spurs, and old ones have long sharp ones.Female squirrels who’ve never nursed youngand male squirrels with undeveloped testes arealmost always tender. Missouri’s rabbit seasonopens too late in the year to take advantage ofsuper-tasty half-grown bunnies, but very fewcottontails live long enough to get tough. Thesame thing can be said for doves and quail.

So far, so good. Cooking young smallgame is as easy as it sounds. In fact, any ofyour favorite recipes for domestic meat willwork just fine.

On the other hand, full grown small game

of unknowable age presents a different culi-nary challenge. For example, a fried squirrelthat began its life matching wits with Indiansmight taste OK, but few people are willing tochew long enough to find out.

As with young meat, one secret to successis to avoid recipes which disguise or distortthe meat’s natural flavor. Conversely, thesecret to cooking the meat from older animalsis to use methods which employ plenty ofmoisture, relatively low temperatures and longcooking times.

I enjoy cooking from scratch, but there’sno denying the convenience and consistencyof using canned soups to provide moisture.Cream of mushroom, cream of celery, chickengumbo and tomato are among the most popu-lar choices, but they’re far from the only ones.

Most recipes call for browning the meat inflour prior to beginning the slow cookingprocess. This isn’t necessary to get the meatcooked, but it does yield a dish with more eyeappeal.

In at least partially the same vein, manyrecipes call for onion. I think all slow cookingrecipes benefit from a generous amount ofonion. I soften onion by microwaving it forabout a minute and then add it to the meat forthe last couple of minutes of browning.

Several of the recipes I use do quite well ina crock pot, and crock pots offer the advantageof requiring minimal attention. Other recipesdo better when baked in the oven, and a feware at their best when simmered in a coveredskillet. Experiment to find out what worksbest for you.

I usually like to experiment when I’mcooking, when I want to follow a printedrecipe, the first cookbook I reach for is “DuckGumbo to Barbequed Coon” by Keith andTheresa Sutton. If you want to send your tastebuds on a real adventure, this book includesrecipes for coot, possum, skunk, bobcat and afew other even less imaginable critters.

Actually, most non-outdoor cookbooksinclude recipes for preparing the more com-monly eaten wildlife species. Be forewarned,however, that some of these recipes deliber-ately disguise the wild meat’s true flavor.

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Martin’s TractorWarrensburg, MO

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Wanted To Rent 186

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Mobile HomesFor Sale 2372000 16 X 80 All electric, fireplace, appli-ances, 3 BR, 2 baths, clean home. Call 660-438-2505

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WANTED TO BUY Used 14’ - 16’ single or double wide manufactured homes.

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Houses For Sale 249

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Buildings For Sale 252

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WELL KEPT 2350 sq. ft. brick church building in central Sedalia on full finished base-ment with kitchen & class-rooms. $129,000. #56411. Real Estate Brokers of Mis-souri. 660-827-0900

Business PropertyFor Sale 25512 UNIT MOTEL, $89K; 18 Unit Motel, $110K; Lumber Yard with home, $208K; Large lot & building zoned for stor-age buildings, $26K. Plus many other homes and busi-nesses for sale. Brizendine & Co. Realtors, 660-593-3044


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PRETTY 30 ACRES of pas-tureland on blacktop highway. Green Ridge Schools. Perfect spot to build your dream home! $106,000. #60110. Real Estate Brokers of Mis-souri. 660-827-0900

Auctions 282

Automobiles 300

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FridaySherlockHolmes(TNT) 7:00 p.m.Robert Downey Jr.and Jude Law star inthis modern take on the classic SirArthurConan Doyle character.Sherlock Holmesand Dr.Watson nab a criminal known touse black magic.But when the killingcontinues, they’re on the case again.

SaturdayWeddingBand(TBS) 9:00 p.m.After he finds out that Courtney Love hasbeen recording at Stevie’s studio,Tommysuggests they use her instruments attheir gig in this rebroadcast.However,things go horribly wrong when the in-struments are stolen andTommy scram-bles to find them.

SundayAmerica’sFunniestHomeVideos(9) (17) 6:00 p.m.Tom Bergeron presents videos of trouble-some kids,bizarre animals and terrifiedamusement park visitors in this rebroad-cast of the season premiere.The popularseries recently celebrated its milestone500th episode.

MondayNewYear’sEveWithCarsonDaly(8) (41) 9:00 p.m.Carson Daly and his famous friends joinrevellers in the streets of the BigApple fora celebration like no other.The specialfeatures musical performances and acountdown to the big moment.

TuesdayTournamentofRosesParade(8) (9) (17) (41) (HALL) 10:00 a.m.Marching bands,equestrian teams andlavish floral floats highlightThe 124thAnnualTournament of Roses Parade.Thisyear,Dr. Jane Goodall will serve as theGrand Marshal of the parade,which isthemed“Oh,the PlacesYou’ll Go!”

WednesdayTheNeighbors(9) (17) 7:30 p.m.TheWeavers finally con-vince the Bird-Kerseesto let their kids go to aregular school,andthe aliens head to themall to go shoppingfor clothes in this re-broadcast.Mean-while,Debbie andJackie become suspi-cious of each oth-er’s intentions.

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(A&E) SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee NNYY SSttoorraaggee NNYY(AMC) TThhee WWaallkkiinngg DDeeaadd "Seed" TThhee WWaallkkiinngg DDeeaadd "Sick" DDeeaadd "Walk With Me"(CW) HHaarrtt ooff "Always on My Mind" EEmmiillyy OOwweennss,, MM..DD.. (N) KKOOMMUUNNeewwss SSeeiinnffeelldd(DISC) TToo BBee AAnnnnoouunncceedd TToo BBee AAnnnnoouunncceedd TToo BBee AAnnnnoouunncceedd(ESPN) ((::2200)) PPoossttGGaammee OOrraannggee BBoowwll /((::3355)) NNCCAAAA FFoooottbbaallll Orange Bowl -- Miami, Fla. (L)(FX) �� TThhee PPrrooppoossaall ('09, Com) Ryan Reynolds, Sandra Bullock. MMoovviiee (HALL) �� MMoooonnlliigghhtt aanndd MMiissttlleettooee ('08, Dra) Tom Arnold. � MMaattcchhmmaakkeerr SSaannttaa(HIST) PPaawwnn SSttaarrss PPaawwnn SSttaarrss TToopp GGeeaarr TToopp SShhoott(LIFE) TToo BBee AAnnnnoouunncceedd TToo BBee AAnnnnoouunncceedd TToo BBee AAnnnnoouunncceedd(TBS) TThhee BBiigg BBaanngg TThhee BBiigg BBaanngg TThhee BBiigg BBaanngg TThhee BBiigg BBaanngg TThhee BBiigg BBaanngg TThhee BBiigg BBaanngg(TLC) TToo BBee AAnnnnoouunncceedd TThhee SSiisstteerrhhoooodd (P) (N) BBeesstt FFuunneerraall EEvveerr(TNT) CCaassttllee "3XK" CCaassttllee "Almost Famous" CCaassttllee "Murder Most Fowl"(TVLD) CCoossbbyy SShhooww CCoossbbyy SShhooww LLoovveess RRaayy LLoovveess RRaayy LLoovveess RRaayy LLoovveess RRaayy(USA) SSVVUU "Scorched Earth" LLaaww&&OO..::SSVVUU "Personal Fouls" LLaaww&&OO..::SSVVUU "Blood Brothers"

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Livestock 153Young Cows, very fancy. 150 black cows, 95 Red Angus cross & Charolais cross cows, 100 black cows 7 year old to short & solid, cows are calving to second period. Gentle & priced reasonable. Also young Black and Black Composite bulls. 660-838-6247 or 660-537-6247.

Farm 156- WANTED -

Crop ground to cash rent or crop share for the 2013 Crop year, paying competitive rate. References available. Serious inquiries only. Call Brad Pax-ton at 660-351-0543, 660-647-3417

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Farm Equipment 159

Martin’s TractorWarrensburg, MO

Kubota:L305 30HP 4x4, loader, $7500L4850 48HP 4x4 with loaderM7040 70HP 4x4, Cab, loaderM108X 93HP 4x4, Cab, NICE!





(573)378-0153

Feed & Seed 162

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Feed & Seed 162WHEAT STRAW: $3.50/ bale. Over 50 bales $3. No Hay available. Myers Farm near Cole Camp. 660-668-4445 or 660-287-6508.

Fuel/Firewood 165

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NOW HERE'S A TIPBy JoAnn Derson

• "Digital picture books are very easy to make these days,and they make great gifts. But here's a way we use our digi-tal photos to keep the kids engaged at family gatherings.Each family prints out a selection of photos. We let the kidsmake their own books using half sheets of paper, glue andmarkers. They design frames, etc. After they have severalpages done, we tie them together and make a cover of heavycardstock. It's a great take-home craft, a special souvenir forvisitors and it gets them talking about family moments." --R.E. in Alabama

• Want to mix it up a bit with your traditional chocolate chipcookies? Try rolling them in different types of chopped nutsor sprinkles. Even crushed pretzels are really good. Orchange the flavor of the chip. Add minced dried fruit, quickoats or other seeds for a change of taste. Melt chocolatechips and dip one side in it, then let dry on waxed paper.Endless possibilities!

• At a loss for what to do with Christmas cards from yearspast? Why not make a wreath? Cut out a large ring from acardboard box or other sturdy material. Arrange cards at dif-ferent angles around the circle. Add decorative holiday picksor sprays, and ribbon or bow for depth.

• Having a holiday party? Put food and drinks in separateareas, as these are places that guests tend to linger. With dif-ferent stops for each, guests will not bunch up in one placetrying to do both, and it actually encourages mingling!

• Looking for a great cause for gifting this year? Go towww.charitynavigator.org to find out more about how yourprospective charities rank in areas like CEO pay, moneyspent on fundraising, etc.


Moments In TimeThe History Channel

• On Jan. 6, 1759, a 26-year-old George Washingtonmarries Martha Dandridge Custis. Historical documentshave revealed that Martha may not have been the greatlove of Washington's life. He wrote cryptic yet passion-ate love letters to Sally Fairfax, the wife of his friendGeorge Fairfax.

• On Jan. 1, 1863, a farmer named Daniel Freeman sub-mits the first claim under the new Homestead Act for aproperty near Beatrice, Neb. By the 1890s, many home-steaders found that farming 160 acres of such dry landwas nearly impossible. At least half of the originalhomesteaders abandoned their claims.

• On Jan. 3, 1924, British archaeologist Howard Carterand his workers discover the solid-gold coffin holdingthe mummy of the boy-king Pharaoh Tutankhamen,preserved for more than 3,000 years.

• On Jan. 5, 1945, Japanese pilots receive the first orderto become kamikaze, meaning "divine wind" in Japan-ese. Most of Japan's top pilots were dead, but young-sters needed little training to take planes full ofexplosives and crash them into ships. At Okinawa, theysank 30 ships and killed almost 5,000 Americans.

• On Jan. 4, 1965, in his State of the Union address,President Lyndon Johnson lays out for Congress a listof legislation needed to achieve his plan for a Great So-ciety. His list included the creation of Medicare/Medic-aid, Head Start, the Voting Rights Act and the CivilRights Act.

• On Dec. 31, 1972, Roberto Clemente, future Hall ofFame baseball player, is killed along with four otherswhen the cargo plane in which he is traveling crashesoff the coast of Puerto Rico. At the end of September,Clemente had gotten his 3,000th hit in the final game ofthe season for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

• On Jan. 2, 1980, in response to the December 1979Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, President Jimmy Carterasks the Senate to postpone action on the SALT II nu-clear weapons treaty. Carter feared that the Soviet inva-sion of Afghanistan could lead to the USSR gainingcontrol over much of the world's oil supplies.


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• Australian Shepherd• Basset Hound • Chihuahua• Dachshund • Pomeranian




Misc. For Sale 135

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SCOOTER, Power Chair, and Lift, prices negotiable. Every-thing in excellent condition. Call Joe at (913)205-7791 or (573)374-1909.

Misc. For Sale 135




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Livestock 153


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Young Cows, very fancy. 150 black cows, 95 Red Angus cross & Charolais cross cows, 100 black cows 7 year old to short & solid, cows are calving to second period. Gentle & priced reasonable. Also young Black and Black Composite bulls. 660-838-6247 or 660-537-6247.

Farm 156- WANTED -

Crop ground to cash rent or crop share for the 2013 Crop year, paying competitive rate. References available. Serious inquiries only. Call Brad Pax-ton at 660-351-0543, 660-647-3417

�NEW TODAY



Farm Equipment 159Martin’s Tractor

Warrensburg, MOKubota:

L305 30HP 4x4, loader, $7500L4850 48HP 4x4 with loaderM7040 70HP 4x4, Cab, loaderM108X 93HP 4x4, Cab, NICE!





(573)378-0153

Feed & Seed 162

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826-5363

WHEAT STRAW: $3.50/ bale. Over 50 bales $3. No Hay available. Myers Farm near Cole Camp. 660-668-4445 or 660-287-6508.

Fuel/Firewood 165

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Wanted To Rent 186

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Mobile HomesFor Sale 237

2000 16 X 80 All electric, fireplace, appli-ances, 3 BR, 2 baths, clean home. Call 660-438-2505




Houses For Sale 249

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Auctions 282

Automobiles 300


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