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    Charlotte Scholl and Robert Bond serve up slices of cake.

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    Members of the Sunrise Optimist paid a visit Tuesday to the Ewing Vocational Center and the Garlich Center to provide cake and ice cream in celebration of the Easter holiday. More than 200 people enjoyed the treats. The club has provided the treats for more than 20 years. Shown, from left, are Dennis Scholl, Kim Rapp, Charlotte Scholl, Center for Human Services CEO Ann Graff and Robert Bond.

  3. The Democrat Salutes the Knights of Columbus Council 831

    The Knights of Columbus Council 831 recently presented a $611 check to Linda Johnson, Special Olympics Coordinator for Pettis County. From left to right: John Main,Johnson and Art Borgmeyer.

  4. The Democrat Salutes Knights of Columbus Council 831

    The Knights of Columbus Council 831 recently organized the annual Tootsie Roll Drive to benefit people with special needs. Art Borgmeyer, Knights inside guard, and John Main, Knights kitchen coordinator, presented a check for $611 to several Center for Human Services employees and then took a tour of the workshop. From left are Main; Chris Gregg, Donald Caswell, Becky Smith, and Kelly Gonzales, CHS employees; and Borgmeyer.

  5. article The Democrat Salutes Knights of Columbus Council 831

    Friday, January 25, 2013 10:59 pm

    The Knights of Columbus Council 831 recently organized the annual Tootsie Roll Drive to benefit people with special needs. Art Borgmeyer, Knights inside guard, and John Main, Knights kitchen coordinator, presented a check for $611 to several Center for Human Services employees and then took a tour of the workshop. From left are Main; Chris Gregg, Donald Caswell, Becky Smith, and Kelly Gonzales, CHS employees; and Borgmeyer.

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  6. The Democrat Salutes the Sedalia Country Club

    The 40th Annual Children's Therapy Center Sedalia Country Club Golf Tournament and 30th Annual Ladies Luncheon/Auction committee members recently presented a check to the Center for Human Services. From left to right: SCC Golf Pro Wayne Ogle, golf chair and center board member Dennis Eding, Center CEO Ann Graff, SCC board president Joe Bode, SCC Club manager Dennis Hagen and ladies luncheon committee member Cindy Mueller-Llewellyn. Numerous local businesses and individuals donated to the events and countless hours of planning by volunteers went into the weekend to make it successful.

  7. article The Democrat Salutes the Sedalia Country Club

    Wednesday, August 29, 2012 11:07 pm

    The 40th Annual Children’s Therapy Center Sedalia Country Club Golf Tournament and 30th Annual Ladies Luncheon/Auction committee members recently presented  a check to the Center for Human Services. From left are SCC golf pro Wayne Ogle; golf chair and center board member Dennis Eding; Center CEO Ann Graff; SCC board president Joe Bode; SCC club manager Dennis Hagen; and ladies luncheon committee member Cindy Mueller-Llewellyn. Numerous local businesses and individuals donated to the events  and countless hours of planning by volunteers went into the weekend to make it successful.

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  8. Tea for tutu benefit party had participants dancing for joy

    Tutu Tea Party attendees and dance students from Studio A Dance Conservatory pause for a photo during the May 6 event.

  9. Tea for tutu benefit party had participants dancing for joy

    Riley Ditzfeld creates a tutu during the Tutu Tea Party May 6 at the Hotel Bothwell.

  10. Tea for tutu benefit party had participants dancing for joy

    Morgan Ballard, 17, was one of the Studio A Dance Conservatory ballet students who performed at the tea.

  11. Better hurry! Tickets almost gone for Tutu Tea Party

    Anna Crumley, of Studio A Dance Conservatory, teaches some dance moves to a few of the girls attending last year’s tea party. Behind Crumley are some of the dancers from her studio, who performed for the 80 guests.

  12. The Democrat Salutes the Women's Service League

    Janet Vincent, of the Women's Service League looks through a selection of dresses available Friday and Saturday for people looking for a good deal on formal wear ahead of the group's Feb. 4 Cupid's Ball. The group is hosting the sale through today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Hotel Bothwell. Vincent said there are over 200 dresses for sale, ranging in children's size 5 to women's size 18. There are gently used or brand new dresses available. New dresses will also be available from local merchants Formal Affairs and Kay's Bridal & Tuxedo. Admission is free, and proceeds from the event will support the service league's WORTHY cause which stands for Women Organized Resourceful Together Helping Youth.

  13. Runners, walkers invited to trot on down for Thanksgiving run

    Members of the Snyder-Middleton family gathered for a photo before hitting the course last Thanksgiving for the Turkey Trot 5K run/walk. Most of the family plans to return for this year's event.

  14. Bombers baseball: Host families are keys to MINK League team's success

    Sedalia Bombers outfielder Trey Massenberg enjoys a bowl of chicken alfredo, his favorite meal, while watching host brother, Christopher Mergen, 13, play video games. The two routinely watch movies and play video games on off nights.

  15. The Democrat Salutes El Tapatio

    El Tapatio held a benefit night to support the Sedalia Bombers Baseball team. The event raised $507 as the players acted as hosts and bus boys and took drink orders. Front row, from left: Kevin Lenkman, Oscar Sanay, Dylan Mays, Mike Pritchard, Ryan Sheffield. Back row: Manager Jud Kindle, Pierce Bily, Bret Schwartz, El Tapatio owner America Perez, Kyle Zimmerman, Trey Massenberg, Alex Lang. Fans can catch a Bombers game at Liberty Park at 7 pm. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and 6 p.m. July 10.

  16. 14th annual Tea Party attracts 80 guests

    Anna Crumley of Studio A Dance Conservatory teaches a few of girls attending the tea party on Sunday some dance moves. Behind Crumley are some of the dancers from her studio, who performed for the 80 guests.

  17. 14th annual Tea Party attracts 80 guests

    Ramey Kempton proudly displays the wings she decorated during the 14th annual Tea Party held Sunday at the Hotel Bothwell Grand Ballroom.

  18. 14th annual Tea Party attracts 80 guests

    Lyndsay Rowlette, 8, and her mother, Holly, enjoy the sweets Sunday at the 14th annual Tea Party in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Bothwell.

  19. The Democrat Salutes You Name It Designs

    You Name It Designs raised $225 for the Children’s Therapy Center during a one-day promotion held in conjunction with the center’s golf tournament/ladies luncheon. Shown, from left, are Roxy Herrick, Christine Ross, Brandi LaCasse, Susan Mergen, Children’s Therapy Center development director; Brooke Monsees, Julie Howard and Kate Koenig.

  20. The Democrat Salutes Tyson employees

    Tyson Foods present a check for $2588 to the Children's Therapy Center from proceeds from a chicken truckload sale held in July. Representing Tyson Foods are Alan Johnston, Plant Manager, Susan Mergen, Center Development Director, Chris McMurrough, Complex Manager and Ben McFarlin, Human Resources Supervisor.

  21. The Democrat Salutes Tyson employees

    Tyson Foods present a check for $2588 to the Association for Person with Disabilities from proceeds from a chicken truckload sale held in July. Representing Tyson Food are Alan Johnston, Plant Manager, Cindy Moon and Cathy Hiatt. Association for Persons f

  22. Great Missouri Garage Sale scheduled

    The Great Missouri Garage Sale last year fills Lowell Mohler Assembly Hall at the fairgrounds.

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