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February 2015
Published exclusively for members of The Classic Club at Boone County National Bank
Exploring Greece
and Its Islands September 6-20, 2015
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
Cardinals vs. Royals • Missouri Botanical Gardens Lantern Festival • San Antonio Christmas
See page 2 for Travelogue details
FINAL DAYS TO SIGN UP
Dear Classic Members,
I’m looking forward to another
exciting year of adventure and
travel with you. Your response to
our trips has been amazing and we
are even sold out on several. Have
no fear, though, it just means more tours have been
added to the schedule!
On the cover, is a new tour to Greece, Mykonos and
Santorini this September. This tour has something
for everyone if you like history, architecture, culture,
food, wine or just the island splendor. I can’t wait to
explore the ancient ruins and take in the Greek culture
with you. Space is limited and sure to sell fast, so come
along with us.
As you all know we live in a caring and wonderful
community. I have the pleasure to work with many of
our local business who willingly offer their neighbors
great discounts all year long. Being a business owner
often means long hours, hard work and being a jack of
all trades. I take pride in shopping and eating locally
as much as I can. I hope you take advantage of the
special discounts these merchants offer to you by
cutting out the coupons inside of this issue and using
their services.
Looking forward, 2015 is going to be another great
year for Boone County National Bank. We are
honored that you have chosen us to be your local bank
and we plan on providing you with the level of service
you have grown to expect from us.
I can’t wait to see you in 2015!
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Best of
Eastern Canada
July 12-20, 2015
From the
European-styled,
old world elegance
of Quebec City
to the thundering magnificence of Niagara Falls,
you’ll love every moment of this eight-day tour of
eastern Canada.
Enjoy two-night stays in Montreal, Quebec City,
and Toronto as well as an overnight stay in Ottawa
and city tours of each of them. Enjoy regional
breakfast specialties at a local sugar shack and learn
about maple syrup making.
Board a boat to experience Niagara Falls up
close and cruise on Lake Ontario through the
spectacular unspoiled 1,000 islands. Watch the
busy St. Lawrence River from high atop Montreal’s
Mount Royal and experience the energy of
multicultural Toronto.
Walk the cobblestone streets of old Quebec.
Experience the best regional cuisine during a Dine
Around with your choice of restaurant locations
for the evening.
From picturesque countryside to glistening
skyscrapers, a truly unforgettable cultural and
historical experience awaits you in the heart of
Eastern Canada. This guided tour includes all
hotel accommodations, transportation, 11 meals
for $2,999 per person double occupancy.
Boone County National Bank Classic
Exploring Greece
and Its Islands
TRAVELOGUE
March 2
2 p.m.
Downtown Bank
September 6-21, 2015
Discover the magnificent ruins of ancient Greece in their tranquil
Mediterranean settings. This 15-day journey balances expeditions to Greece’s
most important Classical age monuments (like the famed Acropolis) with ample
time to wander the winding streets, vineyards, boutiques, marketplaces and
beaches on Mykonos and Santorini. Explore the excavations of the ancient
city at Akrotiri, the most important prehistoric settlement found anywhere in the
Eastern Mediterranean. In Athens, enjoy Greek food, wine and entertainment
at a taverna in the lively Plaka district. Learn from local experts on guided
tours of Athens, Meteora, Delphi, Olympia and Corinth.
Highlights include:
Exploring Athens’ famed Acropolis with a local expert.
Seeing the ruins of the Temple of Zeus the Royal Palace,
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Olympic Stadium.
Visiting two Byzantine monasteries in Metéora and learning
about the devout lifestyle of the monks.
Experiencing the grandeur of Olympia, birthplace of the
Olympic Games.
Walking through the excavations of the Beehive tombs and the
Loin Gate in the ancient city of Mycenae.
Partaking in a Mediterranean cooking experience and enjoying
a delightful Greek dance class.
Sampling the finest wines during a winery tour in Santorini.
Spending five leisurely nights immersed in the island splendor
of Mykonos and Santorini.
All transportation, accommodations, tour guides and 22 meals
are included and space is limited. This tour is sure to sell out.
Call today for a full itinerary!
The last day to sign up is March 6!
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LAST CHANCE
ALASKA
THE FIN AL FRON T IER • AUGUS T 1 3 -2 5 , 2 0 1 5
Enjoy four days traveling America’s
final frontier. Explore the towns of
Fairbanks, Denali, Whittier and hike
up Mt. McKinley. The trip continues
on a seven day cruise aboard
the 680 passenger ship, Pacific
Princess. Ports along the way include
Anchorage, Hubbard Glacier,
Glacier Bay National Park, Skagway,
Juneau and Ketchikan.
Window cabins start at $4,999 per
person double occupancy; balcony
cabins start at $5,199. This tour
includes airfare, hotel rooms, cruise,
plus port taxes and fees. Limited
space so call soon.
San Antonio Christmas
November 30- December 3, 2015
Fly Classic-ly to San Antonio to experience the
holidays Texas style. Stay at the beautiful Embassy
Suites on the River Walk. Your tour includes a locally-guided tour of San
Antonio. See the lovely homes in the historic King William District and
take a tour of the Steves Homestead, an elegant three-story mansion built
in 1876. Visit three of San Antonio’s famous Missions: the San Jose,
Concepcion and Alamo. The San Jose was built in 1720 and is known as
the “Queen of the Missions.” This Mission still has the original limestone
church standing with its famous rose window. The Concepcion Mission
was establish in 1716 in East Texas but was moved to San Antonio in
1731. It was founded by Franciscan friars, this is the best preserved of
the Texas missions. No tour of San Antonio would be complete without
visiting the famous Alamo. Originally named Mission San Antonio de
Valero, it was established in 1718 as the city’s first mission and served as
a way station between east Texas and Mexico.
On this tour, you also travel to the charming German town of
Fredericksburg. There we visit the fascinating national Museum of the
Pacific War that honors Admiral Nimitz, Fredericksburgs’s favorite
son. This museum tells the story of the Pacific War through media rich
presentations, meaningful testimonials and historically significant artifacts.
Then, it’s on to Johnson City to Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical
Park. The park protects the birthplace, home, ranch, and final resting
place of Lyndon B. Johnson, 36th President of the United States. During
Johnson’s administration, the LBJ Ranch was known as the “Texas White
House” because the President spent approximately 20 percent of his time
in office there.
This tour includes roundtrip airfare, motorcoach
transportation, lodging, admissions and seven meals.
Call Classic today for a full itinerary at 874-8548.
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You’ve been waiting for the right time to start
planning for retirement. It’s now.
Going forward, your retirement will likely look different than previous
Can you have the retirement you want?
generations. You may live longer, facing increased costs for medical
Because future returns are unpredictable, you can’t be certain you
care and living expenses. To prepare you need to be aware of the
will reach your goals. But you can be more confident. While you
challenges you may face at retirement. A personal Retirement Lifestyle
can’t ignore today’s challenges, you also don’t want to overreact
Plan can help you analyze and prepare to meet those challenges. By
to them. Your current wellbeing and long-term enjoyment of
factoring in your current economic condition, time to retirement, life
retirement are dependent on your ability to make well-considered
expectancy and other factors, your plan can help you feel better about
financial decisions during good markets and bad.
today, restore your confidence in the future and help you make better
financial decisions.
Know your retirement needs.
Retirement can be expensive. You will probably need at least 70 percent
Six steps to creating a Retirement Lifestyle Plan
1. Identify your unique goals and the importance of each.
2. Identify the resources that will help fund your goals.
of your pre-retirement income to maintain your standard of living
3. Determine a comfortable balance of risk and return.
when you stop working.
4. Create your Retirement Lifestyle Plan
Start saving today. Keep saving tomorrow.
5. Review and discuss your plan results.
It’s never too early or too late to start saving. If you’re saving for
6. Implement your action items.
retirement, keep going! If not, get started! The sooner you start, the
more time your money has to grow. It’s okay to start small, then
increase the amount you save each month as your budget allows.
Give your retirement savings a fresh start.
The true power of a Retirement Lifestyle Plan doesn’t come from
doing it once and forgetting it. Planning is an ongoing process. A
plan should be reviewed and updated at least once a year, more
often if you have significant life changes. Updating your plan
As time goes by and life situations change, you will likely have
regularly is the best way to keep current events in perspective,
retirement savings with different investment companies. This can
decide if changes are needed, and strengthen confidence in your
make managing your investments difficult. Consider simplifying your
future.
financial life by combining assets inside a self-directed IRA, then invest
in a way that fits your tolerance for risk and retirement goals.
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When you consolidate your retirement savings with a financial
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Madigan, Nick Kenny,
Dean McCullar & Travis Crum.
professional and develop a comprehensive Retirement Lifestyle Plan,
you can remain on track to achieving your goals by:
• Saving on fees and reducing expenses
• Improving your investment mix to balance risk and reward,
avoiding over-exposure to a particular market sector
• Establishing an anticipated retirement income stream
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Architectural Treasures in St Louis
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Tour three architectural treasures in and around St.
Louis on this Linda Koenig guided tour.
Your first stop is the 1936 Keil Opera House and
Auditorium, former home of the St. Louis Symphony.
This gem of a building has hosted some of the
world’s finest performances, including concert artists,
Broadway shows and dance companies. Today, the
building has been restored to its grandeur and
renamed the Peabody Opera House.
This 1950s Usonian house is noted for its unusual
parallelogram design and for retaining the entire
Wright-designed furnishings and fabrics.
This all-inclusive day includes lunch at Sweetie Pies
Restaurant in the Grand Avenue Theatre District, motor
coach transportation, admissions and tour guide for
$110 per person.
Next, you tour the 1912 St. Louis Main Public Library
designed by the famed architect Cass Gilbert. The
building was beautifully restored and reopened in
2012.
Our final stop is Kirkwood where you discover the
Kraus residence, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Balloon Fiesta
& Historic Trains
While in Albuquerque, you can enjoy a city tour and
the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center as well. Your next stop
is Santa Fe, where you spend a day exploring New
Mexico’s capital city. Then, it’s on to Colorado by traveling
on three historic trains.
First you board the Cumbres & Toltec Railroad. This
railroad was built in the 1880s to connect commercial
outposts and mining camps in the Rocky Mountain region.
This old, narrow-gauge, coal-burning steam train, affords
spectacular views of the rugged San Juan and Sangre de
Cristo mountain ranges.
OCTOBER 7-14, 2015
Come with Classic to the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta and ride
historic trains throughout Colorado.
This seven-day motor coach tour starts in the Balloon Capitol
of the World, Albuquerque, NM, where you start your day
watching the Dawn Patrol Show and the mass ascension of the
hot air balloons in a rainbow of colors.
Return that evening for the Special Shape Glowdeo and
AfterGlow Fireworks Show. This is the world’s biggest Balloon
Glow where all the balloons fire their burners and light up
at the same time. This is perhaps the most spectacular single
moment in all of Balloon Fiesta.
Your next train stop is the Royal Gorge Route Railroad for
a vintage train ride along the legendary Arkansas River
deep within the gorge. Experience the magnificent red
sandstone rock formations and an abundance of plant and
animal life while touring the Garden of the Gods. Your
final rail stop is on the cog railway that climbs to the top
of Pikes Peak for breathtaking views.
This tour includes all motor coach transportation, seven
nights’ accommodations, 12 meals and admissions to all
attractions for only $2,295 per person double occupancy.
Call Classic today to sign up!
LAST CHANCE
America’s Three Capitals Tour
April 30 - May 6, 2015
Washington D.C. Highlights:
✯ Smithsonian Institution’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
(National Air & Space Museum)
✯ Marine Corps War Memorial
✯ Arlington Cemetery
✯ Washington National Cathedral
✯ Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
✯ National World War II Memorial
✯ The Vietnam Veterans Memorial
✯ The Lincoln Memorial
✯ The Korean War Veterans Memorial
✯ Drive by the Pentagon, U. S. Capitol Building,
White House and more.
LAST DAY TO SIGN UP
IS FEBRUARY 16.
Philadelphia Highlights:
✯ Independence Hall
✯ The New Constitution Center
✯ Congress Hall
✯ The Liberty Bell
New York City Highlights:
✯ A Broadway Show
✯ Top of the Rock Observation Deck
✯ Statue of Liberty
✯ Ellis Island
✯ Guided tour of Grand Central Station, Wall Street,
China Town, So Ho and Greenwich Village.
This tour includes airfare, six nights’ accommodations, six breakfasts, four dinners, tickets to a Broadway show and attraction
admissions for only $2,489 per person double occupancy. Space is limited so call today for a full itinerary, 573-874-8548.
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Financial Strategies for Widows and Widowers
In a relationship, generally, one of the partners handles most of
the financial planning and money issues. But what happens when
the spouse who actively managed the couple’s assets and financial
future is no longer the decision maker? The less experienced
spouse has to step up to the plate, usually with little or no
warning. Because this transfer of responsibility is often occasioned
by death, disability or divorce, it can be an emotionally
challenging time. Yet critical decisions concerning investments,
insurance, financial and estate planning need to be made to avoid
or minimize financial hardships later.
Making Adjustments
The next steps involve deciding whether the plan in place still
makes sense and, if not, implementing needed changes. Following
are the types of issues that you should consider:
Here are some guidelines to help a novice get up to speed.
Putting your financial life in order is essentially a five-step process:
• Determining your financial and estate planning objectives;
• Evaluating the continued viability of any plans in place;
• Understanding the options available to achieve your goals;
• Formulating a plan to achieve your goals; and
• Implementing the plan.
What Do You Have?
Begin by making an asset and plan inventory, securing existing
papers that provide the information that you will need. These
documents fall into two groups:
• Financial documents—including tax returns, bank and
brokerage statements, credit card records, mortgages, insurance,
retirement and other employee benefits, and similar statements
that have information on your assets and liabilities.
• Legal documents such as your will, durable power of attorney,
health care proxy and any trust agreements that name you as a
beneficiary or trustee.
It is important to remember that both types of documents may
embody your estate and financial plans. For example, beneficiaries
can be named in trust agreements and your will. But they also
can be named in beneficiary designation forms on file with your
employer (for retirement plans and other benefits), as well as
banks, brokers and insurance agents. These designations are as
binding as your will.
Once you have sifted through these materials, you will know the
nature and extent of your assets, and how these assets will pass at
your death.
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• Re-evaluation of income needs and investment goals to
ensure that your current portfolio meets the needs of your
new circumstances. For example, if you were not the primary
income producer, you may want to adjust your investments to
generate more income. If joint retirement is no longer an issue,
your investment mix may need rearranging.
• Review of beneficiary designations in wills, trusts, bank
accounts, retirement accounts and insurance policies. These
must be changed to provide a new beneficiary if a spouse were
previously the sole beneficiary. The same applies to designations
for executors, guardians and trustees. Health care proxies
and durable powers of attorney also may have to be updated
to empower trusted loved ones to make decisions when you
cannot.
• Use of a living trust to afford you the comfort and security of
having a professional trustee manage assets during your life
and ensure that they are distributed pursuant to your wishes,
without getting involved in the probate process.
Children and grandchildren as beneficiaries may become more
important in your planning. Issues that arise here include
whether:
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
• A program of lifetime gifts makes sense in order to reduce your
death taxes and put money in their hands for education, home
purchase, etc.
• A trust should be established to provide for special needs
children or the education of minor children.
• It makes sense to name children as your IRA beneficiaries so
as to extend the payout period over their life expectancies and
protect against poor financial decisions.
Don’t Go It Alone
Once you have reviewed your current plans and documents
in place, and considered the issues and options, you can
make informed decisions about a new plan tailored for your
circumstances.
Throughout this process it is important to obtain professional
guidance as you chart your course. We can offer you guidance
on a wide range of investment, retirement and estate planning
needs. Together with us—and with the assistance of your attorney,
accountant or other professionals with whom you work—you
will be able to gain the necessary knowledge about financial
matters to allow you to make the decisions that are important for
your future—and the future of others in your care.
John Bailey is Vice President of Central Trust & Investment
Company and he is located in Columbia. You may contact John
by phone at 573-874-8490, via email at John_Bailey@centrustco.
com or visit www.centrustco.com. Central Trust is affiliated with
Boone County National Bank.
© 2012 M.A. Co. All rights reserved.
Do you have a question concerning
wealth management or trusts? Call John
Bailey, 573-874-8490, or send your
inquiry to John_Bailey@centrustco.com.
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Calling all Irish men and women (even if it is only for
the day) to travel with Classic to learn about Irish immigration to
the U.S. and the St Louis area. Who were these early Irish people
and what were their contributions to the country? Journey with
Linda Koenig on a guided tour of the many St. Louis sites where
the Irish settled.
See the Shrine of St. Joseph, one of the most significant religious
sites in the St. Louis region. This restored baroque church offers
the Altar of Answered Prayers and one of the largest tracker organs
in the world. Next, you visit St. John the Apostle and Evangelist,
a lovely 1860s Irish church, whose focal point is a beautiful
rendering of Raphael’s Transfiguration. Then it’s off to St. James the
Greater Church to admire the beautiful tapestries and woodwork in
“Dogtown,” currently the center of Irish St. Louis.
For lunch, you dine on a traditional Irish meal at Maggie O’Brien’s.
Your Irish day wouldn’t be complete without some authentic Irish
dances, performed by students from the Clarkson School of Irish
Dance. This all inclusive day is only $98 per person.
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CLASSIC Memories
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Missouri Botanical
Gardens Lantern Festival
June 11, 2015
The Missouri Botanical Garden in St Louis will host an international
exhibition of 22 lighted works of art from Zigong, China. “The
Lantern Festival: Magic Reimagined” is an event rarely staged
outside of Asia and Classic will take you there to experience the
beauty of these steel and silk light structures.
Among the sets is the Soaring Dragon Horses, considered a spirit
of Heaven and Earth and thought to bring good fortune and a
Porcelain Stupas Pagoda, constructed with more than 300,000
porcelain pieces including plates, bowls, spoons, teacups, ladles
and wine cups. Even a Giant Dandelion and Panda will be built
using recycled bottles.
This evening tour of the Lantern Festival includes motor coach
transportation and dinner on The Hill for only $90. Call today to
reserve your spot for this special event.
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Offers valid for Classic members
only through 12/31/2015.
Please present coupon at time
of purchase.
BOB MCCOSH
BOB MCCOSH:
CHEVROLET-BUICK-GMC-CADILLAC
#1 Business Loop 70 East, Columbia
10% discount
2203 W. Worley St., Columbia
10% off any package:
on parts and labor.
Not applicable with other discounts.
Rain X Complete, Executive or Premier.
(573) 442-6156
(573) 445-1116
MASTERTECH
PLUMBING, HEATING AND COOLING
5150 I-70 Dr SW, Columbia
$30 off any plumbing, heating
or air conditioning service.
Not valid with other offers.
(573) 777-7777
WALLACE PLUMBING
AMERICAN SHOE
1819 Gordan St., Columbia
816 E. Broadway, Columbia
5% discount
up to $25 maximum on
service repairs.
(573) 449-4014
SHIRTWORKS & MORE
106 N. Route B, Hallsville
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CARWASH
THE CANDY FACTORY
701 E. Cherry St., Columbia
5% discount
(573) 443-8222
1906 N. Providence Rd., Columbia
10% discount
10% off msrp of any in stock
regularly priced merchandise.
Not applicable to sale prices,
special orders, repairs or lessons. Purchases
under $10 require cash or check payment
(573) 696-0345
(573) 442-3040
10% discount
on regularly priced
shoes and boots.
(573) 442-6811
ALLEN’S FLOWERS
111 S. 9th St., Suite 170, Columbia
10% discount on any plants,
cut flowers, silks, balloons
and any gift items.
Not applicable on sale items or
out-of-town orders. Cash and carry only.
(573) 443-8719
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IN FULL BLOOM
FLOWERS & GIFTS
COLUMBIA CREMATION
CARE CENTER
110 N. Allen St., Centralia
Brian Gardner, owner
10% discount
4101 S. Providence Rd., Columbia
212 S. 8th St., Columbia
20% discount
One item of choice from
the Boone Classic basket.
on any plants, cut flowers,
silks, balloons and gift items.
Not applicable on sale or
discounted items.
on urns and cremation merchandise.
Some merchandise can be seen at
www.columbiacremationcare.com
(573) 682-2999
(573) 874-3635
NAUGLE CO.
1700 Dozier Station, Columbia
5% discount
LINDSEY RENTALS
708 Sexton Road, Columbia
10% discount on any rental
on labor and materials (bid price) for
all types of home improvements
(excluding Penske trucks and
not toward any other discount
or sale that is being given.)
(573) 474-9444
(573) 442-6197
TAYLOR’S
BAKE SHOP
519 E. Morgan St. Boonville
10% Discount
(660) 882-8814
YELLOW DOG BOOKSHOP
8 S. Ninth St, Columbia
10% discount on all
books in stock
(573) 442-3330
Focus on
Health
3301 W. Broadway Bus. Park Ct. Ste E
(573) 446-1600
www.columbiaeyegallery.com
25% discount on frames and
lenses at our office. Contact
lenses are eligible for a 15%
discount. This discount is not
applicable to insurance copays
or overages.
DAWSON
SHOE REPAIR
Chiropractic
4200 Merchant St. Suite 105
(573) 777-5900
Complementary consultation,
x-rays if needed, an examination
and a full report of findings.
All new patients will also receive
a free acupuncture treatment.
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(573) 442-1014
ROBINSON’S CLEANERS
20% discount
of dry cleaning services
21 Conley Rd Suite O:
3601 South Buttonwood:
1204 Business Loop 70E:
2501 W Broadway Suite 115:
442-8621
442-8526
875-2568
445-6712
D & H PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE
1001 W. Broadway • (573) 777-7333
1814 Paris Road • (573) 777 7373
www.dhdrugstore.com
10% discount on nonprescription drug items,
gifts, and greeting cards
not previously discounted.
TALKING HORSE
210 Saint James St.
$3 discount on any online
purchase of a ticket.
Discount code, THPCLASSIC
(573) 268-1381
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GRINDSTONE
DIGITAL IMAGING
LEE’S FAMOUS RECIPE
CHICKEN & SMOKED MEAT
2201 Old Hwy. 63 South, Columbia
214 S. 8th Street, Columbia
(573) 441-2374
THE
2316 Paris Road, Columbia
2200 Washington St., Columbia
1550 Missouri Blvd, Jefferson City
WITT PRINT SHOP
10% off any 11”x14”
print and any photo
restoration.
CAFÉ
10% off printing
services and products.
15% off meals or
catering
(573) 443-7227
(573) 474-5337
RESTAURANT & BAR
3103 W. Broadway, Columbia
www.thepastafactorymo.com
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JACK’S GOURMET RESTAURANT
106 N. Ogden St., Sturgeon
1903 Business Loop 70 East, Columbia
Free glass of house wine
10% Discount
(573) 687-2205
Free Half Liter Carafe
of House Wine
with purchase of dinner
Open at 5:00 p.m. for dining,
reservations accepted.
House wine, Burgundy, Chablis or Chablis Blush.
(573) 449-3927
(573) 449-3948
Redeem for One
Free Box of Checks
YOGOLUV
SMOKIN CHICKS BBQ
201 S Ninth St, Columbia
3301 West Broadway
Business Park Crt, Columbia
10% off any purchase:
Free drink with coupon
Please accept one free box of dogwoodstyle checks as our way of saying “Thank
You” for being a loyal customer.
Limit one box per Classic household,
per year.
cannot be combined with any other offer.
(573) 256-6450
(573) 777-9694
Exclusive Classic Opportunities
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destinations – all escorted, all in the company of friends, and all at great discounted prices!
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to members to attend Classic Coffees.
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Free Membership: No dues. No sign-up fees. No monthly charges.
Free Services: Free small safe deposit box (as available), free cashier’s checks, free stop payment service, free telephone
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Local Events: Don’t live inside Columbia? Not to worry, we host annual Classic events in the surrounding areas as well. Areas
include Ashland, Boonville, Centralia, Hallsville and Sturgeon.
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JANUARY 29- FEBRUARY 12 India SOLD OUT
$61,99-7,499
MARCH 2
Greece TRAVELOGUE - 2 pm
Free
MARCH 12
Bit O’Irish in St. Louis
$98
APRIL 30- MAY 6 Three Capitals Tour
$2,489-3,089
MAY 22- JUNE 3
Essential Britain WAITLIST ONLY
$4,149-4,682
JUNE 11
Lantern Festival at MO Botanical Gardens
JUNE 3
Architectural Treasures
JUNE
Cardinals vs Royals
TBA
JUNE 24
Architectural Tour
TBA
JULY 12-20
Best of Eastern Canada
$2,999- 3,599
AUGUST 13-25
Alaska
$4,999-5,199
SEPTEMBER 6-20
Greece & Its Islands
$5,436-6,436
SEPTEMBER 8-22
Heart of Europe WAITLIST ONLY
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OCTOBER 7-14
Balloon Fiesta & Historic Trains
$1,789-2,429
$90
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