SLIDESHOW: Buck's Ice Cream celebrates 20th anniversary

Friday, October 16, 2009 | 12:01 a.m. CDT; updated 12:12 a.m. CDT, Friday, October 16, 2009
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Buck’s Ice Cream Place celebrated its 20th anniversary on Friday with free samples, special presentations and discounted ice cream.   ¦  AMANDA KLOHMANN/Missourian
BY AMANDA KLOHMANN/Missourian

 

 John Dodam, left, MU professor and adviser to the MU Mule Team, climbs into the mule wagon to join Truman the Tiger and team member Ashley French before a ride on Friday. The Mule Team's participation in Buck's Ice Cream's 20th anniversary celebration is just one of approximately 50 events the team does across the state each year.   ¦  Laura Herring
Truman the Tiger sits with MU veterinary student Ashley French and MU professor John Dodam in the driver's bench on the MU Mule Team wagon on Friday. The wagon is pulled by mules Terry, left, and Tim, a pair of 16-year-old Missouri mules. The team was giving wagon rides as part of the Buck's Ice Cream's 20th anniversary festivities.   ¦  Laura Herring

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Kristen Smarr October 16, 2009 | 9:45 a.m.

Thanks for the nice article on a beloved Mizzou landmark! It was a great event.

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