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          co-hosts.  In 1998, Angela Myers, the 1993 Queen, and
        
        
          AndreaBrown, the 1994Queen, co-hosted the event.  Angela
        
        
          Myers Kerner became the Pageant Coordinator in 1999
        
        
          through 2006.
        
        
          In 2007 through 2009 Jennifer Leonard was the pageant
        
        
          coordinator.  In 2010 through 2014 there was no Belleville
        
        
          Strawberry Queen Pageant because of funding.  The
        
        
          Belleville Strawberry Queen Pageant was brought back in
        
        
          2015 and Joyce Rochowiak of Garden Fantasy has been the
        
        
          pageant coordinator since thenwithother volunteers.
        
        
          The women hoping to take home the honor, and the
        
        
          scholarship money this year, are all residents of the
        
        
          Belleville area, single and between the ages of 16 and 20.
        
        
          The Strawberry Queen will take home a $1,000 scholarship,
        
        
          trophy and assorted gifts that accompany the title.  The sec-
        
        
          ond and third place runners up will each receive a $500
        
        
          scholarship and gifts donatedby localmerchants.
        
        
          The contestants will each participate in a dance per-
        
        
          formance by the group, perform an individual talent,
        
        
          appear in eveningwear and answer questions.
        
        
          The queen will be selected during the pageant which is
        
        
          planned for 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 16 at the Belleville High
        
        
          School auditoriumonWest Columbia.
        
        
          Business aims to please
        
        
          Belleville can now offer state-of-the-industry indoor
        
        
          shooting range and training facility to area residents.
        
        
          T-Rex Arms, LLC offers a climate controlled, eight-lane
        
        
          indoor shooting range with an unmatched ventilation and
        
        
          lead filtration system. The new systemwas designed specifi-
        
        
          cally for the comfort of those using the range or training
        
        
          areas.  Currently, T-Rex Arms can accept rifle calibers up to
        
        
          .300 Win-Mag, pistol calibers up to 44 Magnum and all shot-
        
        
          gun gauges, buckshot and slug.
        
        
          The business also offers a variety of firearms rental rep-
        
        
          resenting many of the top brands in the industry along with
        
        
          custombuilds. T-Rex Arms is a full-service firearms retailer,
        
        
          specializing in sport shooting andpersonal defense.
        
        
          The staff members provide a variety of firearms training,
        
        
          too, ranging from the very basics for new shooters to
        
        
          advanced tactical techniques for the more experienced
        
        
          shooter.
        
        
          The range and retail store is open from 11 a.m. until 8
        
        
          p.m. Monday and Tuesday and from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. and
        
        
          from11 a.m. until 7 p.m. onSundays.
        
        
          More information about the range is available at