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Five inducted into CHS Public information Wrestling Hall of Fame sessions scheduled on Fire Dept. sales tax

A quintuple combination pumper fire truck similar to the one the Cameron Fire Department would purchase with revenue from the quarter-cent sales tax proposal that will appear on the April 5 ballot is pictured above.

By Chris Johnson department to have salaried staff. The tax would generate approximately $300,00 Photo by Chris Johnson Editor [email protected] annually and would expire 20 years after the Cameron High School inducted five individuals into the CHS Wrestling Hall of date it became effective. Fame during the Crossroads Duals Tournament Jan. 9. The inductees include The first of three public information O’Donnell outlined what the revenue (from left) Doug Eckermann, the late Charles Scott (plaque presented to his sessions on the proposed quarter-cent sales from the tax, if approved, would be used mother, Carolyn Scott), Tom Earley, Cale Griffin, and Brian McClure. tax for improvements to the facilities and for. During the first ten years that the equipment of the Cameron Fire Department tax is collected, the funds would be used The inductees included Doug Eckermann, By Chris Johnson will be held Jan. 20. The meeting begins at 7 to purchase a new 78-foot quintuple Charles Scott, Tom Earley, Cale Griffin, and Editor p.m. in the Public Safety Building, 101 West combination pumper, which would replace Brian McClure. [email protected] Second Street. the CFD’s 55-foot elevated stream pumper. Eckermann came to Cameron in 1976 Four wrestlers that won individual state On Dec. 21, the council approved an A quintuple combination pumper, or and served as an assistant coach for the titles and the coach of Cameron’s first state ordinance placing the issue before the voters “quint”, is designed to provide five tools football and wrestling teams and head championship team were inducted into on the April 5 ballot. for firefighters, pump, water tank, fire hose, tennis coach at CHS. He was named head the CHS Wrestling Hall of Fame during a Fire chief Mike O’Donnell said the aerial device, and ground ladders. wrestling coach the next year and guided ceremony following the Crossroads Dual revenue from the tax would go towards Tournament Saturday, Jan. 9. See WRESTLING on page 2 upgrades of equipment, expansion of See FIRE on page 2 the public safety building and allow the Lights Cameron Action Starts Season with a Win Submitted choir season begins in the summer when director The Cameron High Jeremy Hess, along with School show choir “Lights tech coordinator Dustin Cameron Action!” traveled Dhone and costume to Sedalia on Saturday, Jan. coordinator Teri Robinson, 9 to participate in the State finalizes the song choices for Fair Community College the year. Hess arranges all of Show Choir Festival. The the vocal and instrumental competition was the first in parts for each song in June a season that will see the and July, and the show ensemble travel to Pleasant choir members attend a Hill and Carthage, in week long summer camp to addition to hosting the first begin bonding and learning ever Cameron Show Choir their pieces. Around this Festival. The ensemble time, Robinson and Dhone received high marks and begin brainstorming ideas praise from adjudicators for the group’s costumes, Sandy Cordes, Sherry Gilpin makeup and set design, Printz and Marilyn Rhea, as while Hess begins designing well as their clinician Jon the choreography that will Logan, on their way to a first eventually accompany the place finish in the medium vocals. school division. The group Throughout the first also received the award for month of school, the best choreography. ensemble rehearses on Preparation for show Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:00 to 7:30 to The group then attends rehearsals concentrate on November, the group aims rehearsals to focus on solidify and choreography weekends memorizing the sequences to be able to sing and dance cleaning and unifying the memorize in September and October of choreography and the entirety of the show. choreography while also their to learn the dances, after learning proper execution At the start of December, singing. which their morning of the moves. By the end of the ensemble begins evening See LIGHTS on page 2 2 - Citizen-Observer The Jump Thursday, January 14, 2016

WRESTLING__ from front page Powerball Fever Grips

the Dragons to an 11-1 dual record and a Cale Griffin finished his career at CHS co-championship with Marshall at the 1978 with a 157-1 record and three state titles. He the Area Class A state wrestling tournament. He lives holds the school record for most consecutive By Jackie Peck in Urbandale, with his wife, Anne, and wins with 122. He won the Class 1A- Staff Writer works in the agribusiness insurance industry. 2A 130-pound title in 2001, the 1A-2A [email protected] Charles Scott was the first individual 140-pound title in 2002, and the Class 1 Imaginations are running wild, state champion in CHS history, winning 140-pound state championship in 2003. as the Powerball jackpot has risen to the Class A 112-pound title in 1978. He Griffin is one of 13 wrestlers in MSHSAA $1.5 billion. Six magical numbers will qualified for state again in his senior year of history to have three undefeated seasons. change the lives of anyone who hits 1979, but developed a fever the day before Following his graduation from CHS in 2003, them all during Wednesday night’s the state meet and was eliminated when he he went on to earn a bachelor’s degree from drawing. Powerball conversation can lost his first round match. Scott was later the University of Missouri- City and be heard at the office, grocery store, diagnosed with an inoperable tumor in his his juris doctorate from the UMKC School gym, and is a nightly topic on national chest and passed away in December 1980 of Law. He is an attorney in Cameron and is radio and television programs. while attending college in Warrensburg. He married with two sons. Local convenience stores and gas received the scholar/athlete trophy during Brian McClure won 149 matches during stations have been inundated with the 1979 CHS graduation ceremonies. The his career and won three state titles. He customers who want a chance at the hall of fame award was presented to his was Class 1 state champion at 135-pounds incredible jackpot. mother, Carolyn, and brother, Mike. in 2004, at 140-pounds in 2005, and won Debby Griffin, an associate Tom Earley was the Dragons first the 145-pound title in 2006, finishing 42-0 at Casey’s on Grand Street, is Debbie Rader, associate at Rudy’s undefeated state champion, going 30-0 and in his senior year, and helping the Dragons experiencing the fever firsthand. “It’s been Discount Smoke Shop on Walnut Street, capturing the Class A 185-pound title in his capture the 2006 Class 1 state championship. kind of crazy. There’s a steady flow of has seen an increase in business due to the season year of 1979. As a junior, he was McClure lives in Kidder and is a heavy customers and we expect more as Wednesday seismic surge in Powerball sales. “People state runner-up. He went on to play football equipment operator while working on a gets closer. We’ve had several people come like the fact that they don’t have to wait in at Missouri Western State and graduated in natural gas pipeline in Houston, Texas. in and buy $50, $60, up to $100 worth of long lines like they do at the convenience 1983. Earley lives in Lee’s Summit with his All of the recipients were presented a Powerball tickets at a time. Just this morning stores.” wife, Rebecca, and is senior vice president/ plaque marking their induction into the I have sold 556 in only two hours,” stated Catey Justus, employee at Casey’s on commercial lending at Bank of Lee’s Wrestling Hall of Fame. Griffin. Evergreen Street, was amazed when a Summit. Holly Buckman, store manager at the customer spent $500 for a Powerball pool at Trex Mart on Walnut Street, has noticed his workplace. “People are most generally in plenty of new faces buying tickets. “People a good mood and like to talk about what they that don’t normally buy tickets are coming would do if they hit the jackpot,” remarked FIRE______from front page in. Plus, we get a lot of people who buy Justus. Powerball tickets at this store because of the Marcia Dennis, resident of Osborn stated, Revenue would also go towards the retiring in the next few years. past winners we’ve had. They think it’s a “If I won, I would give to the church and help purchase of a new custom pumper truck to That is where the revenue from the lucky place,” remarked Buckman. others, set aside money for my grandkids, replace the department’s existing pumper; following ten years could be designated. After buying a couple of Powerball and maybe buy myself a car.” expansion of the existing fire bay to the south O’Donnell envisions a department that tickets, J. Smith of Kidder commented, However, not everyone is showing a for more storage space; general upgrades and would include a full-time fire chief and six “I’d have a bigger problem if I was to win. passion for Powerball. An anonymous repairs to the current fire station building; full-time firefighters in addition to paid-per- I would probably give ninety percent of it customer at Trex Mart is indifferent to the and renovation of the west end of the public call firefighters. away.” hysteria surrounding the hype. “No, I’m not safety building to include a day room and Residents are encouraged to attend the Trex Mart staff sold $3,000 worth of going to purchase a Powerball ticket, because living quarters for the firemen. meeting, get information and ask questions. Powerball tickets on Saturday, Jan. 9. money does bad things to people. I’m okay The Cameron Fire Department is an all Members of the Cameron Rural Fire District “There were so many people wanting with my mediocre life,” she laughed. volunteer force, but O’Donnell told the Board will also be present at the meeting. tickets that one employee just stood at the The odds of hitting the Powerball jackpot council that he sees the day when there Information sessions are also planned for Powerball machine to help with that. We had are 1 in 292 million. There will surely be a would be salaried staff hired to run the Feb. 16 and March 24 at the Public Safety one person come in and buy $300 worth of lot of disappointed people come Wednesday department since there are some current Building, starting at 7 p.m. each date. tickets,” said Buckman. night. members, himself included, that will be Two Thumbs Up For LIGHTS______from front page Opening of the Tyrrell building up the stamina needed to maintain and Saturday, Jan. 16. Tickets cost $10 and breath support for the intense demands of may be purchased by calling the high school simultaneous singing and dancing. At the office. Theater start of January, the group switches their Additionally, the show choir is excited focus to running the show completely, to announce the inaugural Cameron Show By Jackie Peck Tyrrell’s erected the building in 2003, and rehearsing nightly in preparation for their Choir Festival. With new standardized show Staff Writer provided a skating rink and movie theater. In first competition. choir risers courtesy of superintendent Dr. [email protected] addition, they gave a gift of $500,000 toward This year’s theme, titled “Descent into Matt Robinson, the ensemble is offering the YMCA’s capital campaign in 2013. The movie theater experience is back! Madness”, wowed the audience with a a festival on Saturday, Feb. 6 aimed “They had the foresight to build a place that The Tyrrell Theater, located inside the light-up set and demanding choreography, at attracting local show choirs. Public would be good for the community and were Cameron Regional YMCA, will open its coupled with music that the judges noted admission costs $5. Come see the show instrumental in what the YMCA has to offer doors on Friday, Jan. 15. was “consistently eerie” and “riveting.” choirs of Savannah, Carrollton, Chillicothe, today,” said Mary Jo Eiberger, Executive The Tyrrell Theater, which has 105 seats, Cameron audiences will have the Atchison, Lamar, Battle (Columbia) and Director of the Cameron Regional YMCA. is poised to draw out the crowds with several opportunity to see the show performed Platte compete, as well as an When asked about the new theater being significant changes to its venue. Spending locally at Cabaret Nights this Friday, Jan. 15 exhibition from “Lights Cameron Action!” named after them, Jim Tyrrell commented, nearly $70,000, the theater has evolved “We’re very honored for them to do that and from the antiquated reel movie arrangement to be part of it.” to a state of the art digitized system, which There has been great anticipation among includes digital sound and picture. In Cameron residents as well as surrounding addition, the upgrade includes a modification communities for the opening of the Tyrrell Weather report to the entryway that is handicap accessible, Theater. “People are so excited about the several sets of hearing and visual aids for movie theater. It’s usually the first thing Precipitation in January: 3.64 hearing and vision impaired moviegoers, Low High Precip. people ask when I give tours of the YMCA,” Total precipitation for 2016: 0.68 and closed caption capabilities located next said Eiberger. inches to those seats. Jan. 5 21 37 Cameron High School senior Brianna Information provided by City of A fully functioning concession stand will Jan. 6 29 37 Chastain is excited for the theater too, Cameron Water Plant offer reasonably priced traditional movie Jan. 7 34 41 0.10 saying, “I think it’s good for the community theater snacks such as popcorn, candy, Jan. 8 32 44 0.55 because it’s a place where people can get nachos, hotdogs, and pop. Jan. 9 7 31 0.03 together and hang out during the weekend Jan. 10 3 17 The theater is named after Cameron Jan. 11 18 35 residents Jim and Mary Tyrrell. The See TYRRELL on page 4 Thursday, January 14, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 3 Cameron Resident named Senator Blunt’s Mobile to Drury Dean’s List Office staff In Plattsburg SPRINGFIELD - Earning a spot on Drury University’s Dean’s List is a significant accomplishment; it means a student earned a grade point average of 3.6 or greater (on a 4-point scale) while carrying a full-time course load of 12 or January 19 more semester hours at Drury. Submitted staff. Among the students who made the Dean’s list was Anna Senator Blunt’s Columbia office also Curtis of Cameron. U.S. Senator ’s staff will host extends one-on-one service to all Missourians a Mobile Office on Tuesday, Jan. 19 from who have an issue with a federal agency or 9-10 a.m. at the Clinton County Courthouse need additional assistance. in Plattsburg. To reach the Senator’s Office of Mobile Offices are opportunities for Constituent Services, please call at (573) Missourians to discuss their questions or 442-8151 or send a letter to 1001 Cherry concerns with the federal government one- Street, Suite 104, Columbia, Missouri Kidder resident named on-one with members of Senator Blunt’s 65201. to Rockhurst University Farmers’ Electric Dean’s List KANSAS CITY - Rockhurst University has announced Sponsoring 53rd Annual the dean’s list for the fall 2015 semester. This honor recognizes students who have achieved a grade-point average of 3.5 or above. Among the following students that earned a place on the Essay Contest list was Matthew Schieber of Kidder. Submitted the mail in December. Essay information may Sophomores and juniors from area high also be picked up at the business office at 201 schools will have the opportunity to win all W Business Hwy 36 in Chillicothe or by going expense paid trips this summer by entering online to the Cooperative’s website at www.fec- the 53rd annual essay contest sponsored by co.com. Farmers’ Electric Cooperative. Members The essay topic for sophomores and Area Students Named to of the junior class will be competing to win juniors this year is: “Co-ops are powered one of two trips to Washington, D.C. Three with passion. For example, early founders sophomores will win trips to the Cooperative demonstrated passion when they spent their Fall 2015 Dean’s List at Youth Conference and Leadership Experience free time walking farmstead to farmstead, (C.Y.C.L.E.) in Jefferson City. Youth Tour will convincing rural families to spend $5 and create be held June 10-16, while the C.Y.C.L.E. trip electric cooperatives. Their passion led to what will be July 20-22. President Franklin D. Roosevelt called one of Missouri Valley The essay contest is open to all sophomores the greatest advancements in quality of life for and juniors attending a high school located rural America. What is your passion?” MARSHALL - Dr. Parris Watts, vice president of within the service area of Farmers’ Electric The essay contest deadline is Friday, Feb. academic affairs for Missouri Valley College, has announced Cooperative (located within Caldwell, Carroll, 19, 2016, at 4:30 p.m. If mailed, the essay, the Fall 2015 Dean’s List. The requirements for the Dean’s Chariton, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, Livingston, which may range between 250-600 words in List are a 3.3 or higher grade point average; at least 12 graded Linn or Ray County). You DO NOT have to length, must be postmarked on or before the hours for the semester and no “D,” “F,” or “Incomplete” be a Member of the Cooperative in order to deadline. Winners of the essay contests will grades for the semester. The following students from the participate. Children of Co-op employees and be announced in early April. If there are any area was named to the Dean’s List: directors are not eligible to participate in the questions pertaining to the contest, please call Derrick Leeper, Exercise Science major and Jonna contest. Chasity Anderson at 660-646-4281, ext. 20. Stottlemyre, Elementary Education major, both from Sophomore and junior Kingston. class English instructors received essay contest guidelines and entry forms in Cameron Veterans Middle School Blood Drive Submitted The blood drive will also serve as Sponsor Code cameronmiddleschool. a “Little Doctors” program sponsored For additional details, contact Jean Community Blood Center (CBC) by the Veterans Middle School Health Eckert at 816.632.2185. is conducting a blood drive in the Occupations Students of America CBC is the primary supplier multipurpose room at Cameron group. of provider of blood and blood Veterans Middle School on Jan. 22 To make an appointment online, visit components to 70 plus hospitals and from 2 to 7 p.m. savealifenow.org, click the “Schedule medical centers in the Kansas City an Appointment” icon and enter region.

Cameron Insurance Companies is pleased to recognize Kim , Eric Cote and Jordan Assel as our First Quarter 2016 Most Valuable Performers Our first quarter MVP is comprised of this IS team of Kim Allie, Eric Cote, and Jordan Assel, who developed and implemented a fix to a technical difficulty encountered with the PolicyStar web rater. This web rater is vital to Cameron’s agents, as it is the self-service portal for quoting and rating policies for insureds. As part of the project implementation, the team developed a plan to address the web rater’s technical issues without im- pacting product review schedules. Additionally, the team met an accelerated delivery deadline and incorporated the new .NET code standards and code review process into the project. As members of the Information Systems team, each has contin- Sunday, Jan. 31 is a Special Bring a ued to pursue their education in the insurance field. Jordan Cameron Insurance Companies has earned his Associate of Insurance Services, (AIS). He and 214 McElwain Dr., Cameron, MO Friend Service Kim have both earned the Associate of General Insurance Free lunch immediately following. (AINS), and Eric is pursuing the AINS designation as well. 816.632.6511 www.cameron-insurance.com Everyone is Welcome

Cameron Insurance Companies is pleased to recognize

Janet Hart & Glen Huffman, Third Quarter 2014 Most Valuable Performers Please join us in thanking Janet Hart, Billing Services Director, and Glen Huffman, Program- ming Leader, for their leadership and execution of the Stream Billing project which suc- cessfully went live over Memorial Day weekend. Over the past two years, both Janet and Glen have played key roles in ensuring the transition from the combined bill system to Stream Billing went smoothly. Janet acted as project manager and also led all of the company’s training initiatives. Glen acted as the IS proj- ect lead, spearheading conversion efforts, developing interfaces, troubleshooting, and handling coordination of all in-house back office programming.

Congratulations Janet & Glen!

Cameron Insurance Companies • 214 McElwain Dr. 816.632.6511 • www.cameron-insurance.com 4 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, January 14, 2016 Love Thy Neighbor Cameron Nutrition By Pastor Dave Nixdorf the needs of our community to help make River of Life Baptist Church Cameron and surrounding communities Center Contributed strong. This year as the president of the Ministerial Alliance, I am honored to present By Don Dignan “Oh, I get it,” I said. “A normal person What is the greatest commandment in the to you our 2016 “Love Thy Neighbor” CNC Administrator would use the bucket because it’s a lot bigger Bible? campaign. than the teacup or the spoon.” “Jesus said unto him, ‘Thou shalt love Through our “Love they Neighbor” SENIOR ADS “Nope,” he said. “A normal person would the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and campaign, we hope to do more this year LONG-TERM COMMITMENT: pull the plug.” with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. than ever before and we need the people Recent widow who has just buried fourth “Would you like a bed near the window This is the first and great commandment. of Cameron to help us. Together we will husband, and am looking for someone to or the door?” And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love our neighbors through multiple service round out a six-unit plot. Dizziness, fainting, love thy neighbor as thyself. On these two projects in and around the City of Cameron. shortness of breath not a problem. Monday: Pitch Games 9:30 AM commandments hang all the law and the These projects will include small projects SERENITY NOW: Tuesday: Bridge Games 9:30 AM prophets’” (Matthew 22:37-40). that will require painting, cleaning, building, I am into solitude, long walks, sunrises, Wednesday: Matinee 12:15 PM Although the answer may seem simple, mending, planting, etc. We will also take on the ocean, yoga and meditation. If you are Thursday: Blood Pressure Checks 10:30 the practice is much more complicated. a few large projects beginning with fixing the silent type, let’s get together, take our AM How exactly can I love God with ALL my up and painting a house for a local family hearing aids out and enjoy quiet times. Friday: Libel Hearing Aid Service 9 – 2 heart, soul, and mind? What does that look of five this Spring. Join us! Let’s get active WINNING SMILE: PM like? And once I have a decent grasp on that together. Active grandmother with original teeth command, how do I then go about loving my For His glory! seeking a dedicated flosser to share rare BINGO is played on Tuesday, Thursday neighbor as myself? steaks, corn on the cob and caramel candy. & Friday after lunch. Unfortunately all the answers cannot be We are currently building a list of BEATLES OR STONES? FITNESS CENTER is open Monday fully evaluated in this brief article. However, volunteers. If you would like to partner I still like to rock, still like to cruise in my through Friday ‘til 2 PM. I will offer one practical way to begin loving with us, please speak with your church Camaro on Saturday nights and still like to others. Get active in your community! Our pastor, organization leader, message us play the guitar. If you were a groovy chick, Next week’s Menu: partnering churches and organizations on Facebook, or send me an email to or are now a groovy hen, let’s get together continue to work countless hours engaging [email protected]. and listen to my eight-track tapes. Alternative desserts may be substituted. MINT CONDITION: Salad bar is available daily for congregate. Male, 1932, high mileage, good condition, some hair, many new parts Jan. 18: Soup of the Day, Applesauce, Roll, ______from page 2 including hip, knee, cornea, valves. Isn’t in Oatmeal Cookie TYRRELL running condition, but walks well. Jan. 19: Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes, RETIREE BATHTUB HUMOR Broccoli, Tropical Fruit, Bread, Oatmeal instead of driving to a During a routine visit to my family Cake different town. It also doctor, I asked him, “How do you determine Jan. 20: Sloppy Joes, 3 Bean Salad, Sweet gives us hope for more whether or not a retiree should be put into an Potato Tots, Fruit Ambrosia good, fun, and active old folks home?” Jan. 21: Meatloaf, Potatoes, California things to come.” “Well,” he replied, “we fill up a bathtub Blend, Orange Juice, Bread, Bread Eiberger expects with water, and then we offer a teacup, a Pudding tremendous success teaspoon, and a bucket to the retiree and ask Jan. 22: Baked Chicken, Sweet Potato Patty, with the Tyrrell Theater, him or her to empty the bathtub.” Vegetable Blend, Bread, Fruit Dessert as she has received a great deal of support and interest from Cameron, Plattsburg, Lathrop, Hamilton, Gallatin, Cameron resident Maysville, and Polo residents. “This is so good for the area, and arrested after attempted I expect to see a boost for our local restaurants and Kansas City,” remarked Eiberger. when those folks come in from surrounding The Tyrrell Theater will show a different robbery in Liberty communities,” stated Eiberger. movie each week, unless the movie is a The first movie to be shown at the Tyrrell blockbuster, such as “Star Wars”, which A Cameron resident was arrested after Gunn demanded methadone, a medication Theater will be “Daddy’s Home” (PG-13), is planned to show in the near future. “All an attempted robbery at a Walgreens store used to prevent withdrawal symptoms in starring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg. of our movies will be two to three weeks in Liberty early last Friday morning, Jan.8. people who are addicted to opiate drugs, Friday show times are 5:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. behind national release,” noted Eiberger. The Clay County prosecutor charged from the pharmacy and displayed a weapon, and 9:30 p.m., Saturday at 3:30 p.m., 5:30 28-year-old Spencer P. Gunn with a Class A which was later determined to be a paintball p.m., 7:30 p.m., and 9:30 p.m., and Sunday The crowds and camaraderie that comes Felony of robbery, first degree. Bond was set gun. After employees gave Gunn the at 3:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. from watching a movie with family and at $100,000. methadone, they tackled him as he tried Ticket prices are $8 for adults, $6 for friends is back in Cameron. The Tyrrell The incident occurred around 6:45 a.m. to get away and held him to the floor until children (3-12 years), and $6 for seniors Theater welcomes you to snuggle into a seat at the Walgreens store located near the police arrived. (60 and older). “We’re keeping our prices with a bag of buttery popcorn in your lap intersection of Highway 152 and Highway No one was injured in the incident. reasonable, and they are less than St. Joseph and enjoy a great movie theater experience. 291.

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Matson 1921-2015 1947-2016 LENEXA, KANSAS Cameron City Council. WINSTON - Patricia Jene Matson, 68, Winston Baptist Church, Winston, Mo. - James Allen Estell, 94, He was Citizen of the Year Winston, passed away on January 5, 2016. Burial: Winston Cemetery, Winston, Mo. In formerly of Cameron, in 1982. She was born on March 21, 1947 in lieu of flowers, donations to Winston Baptist Mo., died while napping A 50-year Freemason, Winston, Missouri to Sam and Zola Weese. Church and/or Winston Cemetery. Online on December 31, 2015, he served as Worshipful Services were held January 9, 2016, at condolences: www.polandthompson.com. at Lakeview Village Master of Vincil Lodge Retirement Community in #62 in Cameron, was a John George Mitchell Lenexa, Kansas. Always member of the Scottish the accountant, it can only Rite, Valley of St. Joseph, 1953-2015 be presumed that he died and was an active Shriner CAMERON - Born Mitch is survived by on the last day of the year serving as Potentate of August 10, 1953 John his wife, Judy, DeSoto, to simplify his final tax Moila Shrine Temple in “Mitch” went home to be Texas; mother, Beverly return. 1980. with the Lord on December Hicks (Kenneth), Jim was born on Jim was preceded in 18, 2015 at the age of 62. Branson, Missouri; August 24, 1921, on a death by Delores and Mitch was born in sister, Linda Watkins farm in Adair County, oldest son, Don. He is Sterling, Colorado but (Gary), Laguna Beach, Iowa. He was the third survived by Don’s wife, called Cameron, Missouri California; brother, child and second son of Frank and Bonnie Linda, Brentwood, Mo.; and sons, Barry, home. He was an avid hunter Forrest Mitchell, Omaha, (Smith) Estell, all now deceased. He was a and wife, Jan (McCord), Mission, Kansas; and traveled to many places ; and many 1939 graduate of Zion High School, Zion, and Bryan, and his wife, Beth (Kemper), building a trophy collection nieces and nephews, Iowa, and attended Capital City Commercial Spring, Texas. The sons and their wives admired by many friends family and friends. College in Des Moines, Iowa. He served in added joy to his life with five grandchildren and family. He graduated He was preceded the U.S. Army in 1943-1946. and five great-grandchildren. from Cameron High School in death by stepfather, On March 8, 1944, he married Delores At his request, Jim’s body was cremated. then joined the U.S. Marine Harold Mitchell, Samuel Burns whom he first met at Zion High Visitation will be held from 5 to 7 p.m., Corps in 1971. He met his “Peanut” Bray and School. They were married for 67 years with a Masonic Service scheduled at 6 p.m., wife, Judy, who was serving Pauline Bray who he until her death in 2011. They had three on January 15, at Brown Funeral Home, in the U.S. Navy at Norfolk, Virginia at the referred to as “Ma and Pa” Bray, best friend sons, Don, Barry, and Bryan. The family Cameron, Mo. time. He followed Judy taking on many jobs Dennis Bray, Bill and Eilene Miller, who he moved to Cameron, Mo., in 1959, where The family suggests the Moila Shrine until she retired from the Navy. His favorite also referred to as “Ma and Pa Miller”. Jim was employed by Cameron Mutual Center Transportation Fund as a memorial, job was when he graduated from the Dallas Memorial service on Saturday, January Insurance Company from which he retired 701 N. Noyes Blvd., St. Joseph, MO 64506. Police Academy in 1994 and completed 20 16, 2016 at 1 p.m. at Hopewell Baptist in 1986 as Executive Vice President and Transporting children to the Shriner’s years when he retired in August 2014. He Church, 2550 NE Gospel Road, Weatherby, Treasurer. He and Delores also owned and crippled children’s facilities and burn units worked in the Southeast Division, Gang Missouri. Pastor Mike Wolf officiating. operated the Cameron Greenhouse from was a special project to Jim. Unit, Communications and Property Room. 1969-1980. Jim was active in the Cameron Online condolences: www. community, serving as president of the bramfuneralservices.com Cameron Chamber of Commerce and on the Peggy J. Stephens 1936-2015 CAMERON - Peggy J. Stephens, 79, of the Five and Dime Store in Gallatin before Cameron passed away Friday, December 18, moving to Cameron where she worked for Birth 2015 at a Kansas City hospital. Quail Run Nursing Home and Cameron Mrs. Stephens has been cremated Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Nora Grace Russell under the care of Clark-Sampson Funeral She was preceded in death by her parents Michael and Kayla Russell Home. Per Peggy’s request, there were no and a sister, Helen Morrow. of Cameron, Mo. announce services. Memorial gifts are suggested to the She is survived by one son, Danny the birth of a daughter, Nora American Cancer Society. Stephens and wife Samantha; five Grace Russell. Peggy was born January 24, 1936 in rural sisters, Bonnie Schmedding, Phoenix, She was born November 4, Daviess County to Elmer and Dora (Dyer) Winona Payne, Kidder, Geraldine Sykes, 2015 at Mosaic Life Care in Stretch. She was of the Methodist faith. Independence, Doris Stretch, Cameron, St. Joseph, Mo. Peggy grew up in the Gallatin area, and Vivian and husband Cecil Jones, Lawson; She weighed six pounds, graduated from Gallatin High School. She grandchildren and great-grandchildren, fourteen ounces. worked for the Lambert Cap Factory and cousins, and friends. Maternal grandparents are David Duerfeldt of Manhattan, Kansas and the late Kimberly Duerfeldt. Our Family Is Here for Yours Paternal grandparents are Mike and Ann Russell of Paternal great-grandparents are Charlene Our desire at Brown Funeral Home is to Cameron. Bunch of Chillicothe, Mo., Elbert Bunch of Maternal great-grandparents are Ben and Des Moines, Iowa, Bryce Polley of Albany, provide you with quality Carol Duerfeldt of Manhattan, Karen Slates Mo. and the late Jannette Polley. of Cameron and the late Duane Slates. and service that you won't find anywhere else.

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To the Editor one, I can’t imagine that anyone would In Colfax Township, the George Baileys deliberately choose to build a new home There is an old movie entitled “It’s a came together last Thursday night at the Even though I live overseas, I have or buy an existing one near a wind turbine. Wonderful Life” whose main character Osborn School. Over 200 strong, they been paying close attention to the push Fewer people moving to the area affects is George Bailey. He reaches middle were required to sit through nearly an hour from NextEra, a company that is owned local businesses and schools. In my opinion, age having lived his life in service to his presentation of how wonderful and harmless by Florida Power and Light, to build wind if it weren’t for government subsidies, wind community, giving up his own desires wind turbines would be. Then in allotments turbines in DeKalb and Clinton Counties, turbines would not be cost effective. They several times over, that his neighbors and of 3 minutes each, they delivered passionate Missouri. These are both multibillion dollar are inefficient and expensive. Not to mention friends might enjoy the right of property pleas for the sanctity of their homes-- some companies who can spend large amounts to their adverse effects on health, wildlife and ownership. A certain Mr. Potter is instead such as I have never before heard. influence legal systems and public opinion property values. intent on keeping his own coffers full to the However. The Mr. Potters sitting on the to achieve their goals. James Robo, the CEO On a more basic level there is one more detriment of others. In the climactic scene zoning board and the township board had of FPL was paid 4.22 million in salary in reason I’m opposed to the turbines, and of the film, the community repays George of selected their course long ago and would 2014, Armando Pimentel Jr. the CEO of that is what it does to the goodwill among all his sacrifice by coming to his aid in a time not be swayed. Do not allow these fellows Next Era was paid 1.9 million http://finance. neighbors in the communities affected. of great need, just as the powers of evil are to continue their lives as if nothing has yahoo.com/q/pr?s=NEE. Do you think they Having talked to friends in the area, I know closing in upon him. happened. They failed to do their job of really care about the impact wind turbines there are strong feelings for and against If you live in Colfax township, (DeKalb ‘due diligence’—which term is defined as: will have on the area? I wonder how they and that emotions are running pretty high. County) you may now be thinking, “It was “The care that a reasonable person exercises, would feel about wind turbines being built Maybe, it is too late and irreversible damage a wonderful life.” The view at day’s end to avoid harm to other persons or their in their backyards. has already been done to relationships assuaging the stresses incurred from the property.” One has to ask what exactly is in it for the among people who have been neighbors and day’s labor . . . .a man’s home being his May God help us all. citizens of DeKalb and Clinton Counties. A friends for years. Friends who have attended refuge against the world . . . a man’s vote minority of landowners will benefit from the same church or sat next to each other at in local government, being at least his Glenda Aughinbaugh royalty payments, but the majority of the pancake suppers, potlucks and ballgames. assurance that his property and surroundings Stewartsville, Mo. people will not. It seems like a classic ‘beggar If so, what a shame, those relationships are thy neighbor’ scenario, where the few benefit the glue that hold a community together at the expense of the many. Over the 30-year and should not be taken lightly. I wonder if Bruce Burdick spoke on December 3, DeKalb County have been targeted for life of this project, NextEra Energy says it Messrs. Robo and Pimentel lose any sleep 2015 to Clinton County’s Planning and wind turbines, only Clinton County seems will invest some $350 million, which should over it. Zoning board. They held a public meeting to be listening to the concerns of all of its generate $35 million in local property taxes In my life, I’ve been able to travel to many to consider revising their ordinances citizens. DeKalb County townships could for DeKalb and Clinton Counties. That is places in the USA and around the world. Of regulating wind turbines. The speech provide identical ordinances and protection just $1.16 million dollars per annum and is all the places I’ve been, there is none any addresses the requirement to provide health if they had established Planning and Zoning less than one of the key executives at FPL or more beautiful than that slice of Northwest and safety protection to residents, their Commissions. It is never too late to fight for NextEra make in a year. Missouri. The next time I come ‘home’, I homes and their property. Zoning protection control of our county. So…you might ask, “Why do you care?” hope that beauty hasn’t been blighted by the is not available to the citizens in six of our Glenn Dyer Well, I grew up on a farm near Stewartsville sight and sound of wind turbines. nine townships. While both Clinton and Stewartsville, Mo. and someday may want to move back. If I could see or hear a wind turbine from that Respectfully, Editor’s note spot, moving back would not even be a Scott Greene Happy 89th Birthday Mr. Burdick’s consideration. I’m sure I’m not the only Nisshin, Japan presentation to the planning Donna Marshall and zoning board can be found on page 7 of this Upcoming meetings/events week’s edition of the Citizen- Jan. 18 monthly meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. at Observer. The Cameron R-1 Board of Education Hamilton Federated Church. Guests are meets in regular session at the administration welcome to attend. For more information From the building, 423 North Chestnut, beginning at call 660-755-4911. Kids 7 p.m. Jan. 22 ‘2016’ Jan. 19 Community Blood Center will conduct The Cameron City Council meets in a blood drive at Cameron Veterans • Bankruptcy www.DefendingYourRights.net regular session at city hall, 205 North Main, Middle School from 2 to 7 p.m. For more beginning at 6 p.m. information, call 632-2185. • Criminal Defense 8350 N St. Clair Ave. Ste 225 1802 Union • Auto Accidents Kansas City, MO 64151 St. Joseph, MO 64501 • Work Comp (816) 505-1111 Jan. 20 Jan. 26 The Cameron Municipal Court is in Christopher Fink, Attorney An informational meeting on the proposed LLC half-cent sales tax for the Cameron Fire session, at city hall, 205 N. Main, beginning Department will be held at the Public Safety at 6:30 p.m. Building, 101 West Second, beginning at 7 Ed Coles p.m. 718 Harris Ln. Jan. 28 Cameron, MO 64429 The Cameron Park Board meets in regular session at city hall, 205 North Main, January 1, 2016 Jan. 21 The Twisted Stitchers Quilt Guild beginning at 6 p.m. Governor Jay Nixon; Representative J. Eggleston (District 2) Senator Dan Hegeman (District 12) 201 W. Capitol Ave. Jefferson City, MO 65101 Meet The Village People

Gentlemen: Delores Cline was born June 27, 1930 in When I was but a young lad, my Dad said, “Ed, be sure you are right, then go ahead”, my Dad has been gone since 1985. Quote, Mo. Married April 7, 1950 to Tommy Defending the US Constitution is serious business, the same can be said of preserving, and protecting it as well. The purpose of this letter is to file charges against the Federal Government of the United States. The charge is that the L. Cline, deceased. They had two children, US Government has subverted my US Constitution by allowing the Judicial Branch of my government to legislate from the Belinda Dean of Hamilton, deceased; Mike bench. The Congress is the only branch of government that has legislative powers. When the judicial branch of government Cline of Hamilton, retired from MoDot. She created the law that we would have separation between church and state, the judicial branch did subvert my constitution. The same is true of same sex marriage in all fifty states, that law too, subverts my constitution. has five grandchildren. I am asking the of Missouri to hear this charge and to act as a legal tribunal. Should the State of Delores enjoys embroidery. She retired Missouri agree that my Constitution has been subverted, corrective action would need be addressed. I would ask the State from Hamilton Housing as their bookkeeper of Missouri as a member State of the United States seek retribution from the United States by requesting the President issue a pardon to all fifty States in such a manner that each state could issue a Presidential Pardon to all county commissioners and manager. that did violate the law by making the placement of a Nativity Scene upon the courthouse lawns illegal. The States could also Mrs. Cline has been at The Village for issue a pardon to each county clerk that would have illegally caused the issuance of marriage licenses to same sex couples. Delores Cline three years and likes the convenience of The A Presidential Pardon could also be issued to every public school principal and superintendent for illegally not teaching the ten commandments as part of their curriculum. Village. The Congress of the United States would need issue a directive that the United States Constitution has been subverted and take corrective action and every determine punishment for the guilty parties that have subverted my Constitution. Finally, since Ed Coles has been wrestling with this issue since 1961, that Ed Coles be awarded ten billion US Dollars from the US Treasury, to be recouped by averaging the cost among each US Representative and US Senator, resulting from THE RetiRement Community their failure to uphold their oath of office that basically requires each of them to preserve, protect, and even defend the US Independent Senior Apartments & Residential Care Constitution. Apartments Available 320 Little Brick • Cameron Village Now Sincerely, 816-632-7611 Ed Coles thevillageofcameron.com Thursday, January 14, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 7 Wind Turbines and Clinton County Planning and Zoning By Bruce Burdick significant number of commercial their own. Promises are made on evolved. The original provisions There is hereby established a wind energy conversion systems the economic boon they will have in the Clinton County Zoning and Zoning Order for the County of Mr. Chairman, members of (WECS) commonly known as on the infrastructure of Clinton Subdivision Order for regulation Clinton, Missouri: the Clinton County Planning and wind turbines in a number of County. Time will tell if these will of wind energy conversion systems To protect and promote the Zoning board, thank you for giving concentrated complexes located be true. were established in 2008 at which public health, safety, convenience, me the opportunity to stand before in northern Clinton and DeKalb The effects on the people of time many issues on health and comfort and general welfare of you and speak this evening. Having counties. Since several of the wind Clinton County must be addressed environmental effects were not Clinton County. served on the planning and zoning turbines could be placed relatively at the local level before you, the fully known. In the last seven To protect and conserve the board for eight years first as the close to our farm I thought it was planning and zoning board. As years the science of the effects value of land throughout Clinton representative for Platte Township important to investigate the pros I mentioned previously, many of of wind turbines has advanced County... and later as the chairman for four and cons of these systems and their the decisions before you can be rapidly. Clearly, the regulations To provide adequate light, air years I understand the difficulties suitability for Clinton County. difficult. The issue of Wind turbines in the Clinton County Zoning and and privacy, to secure safety from that you face having to make In my role as the superintendent restrictions and regulations may be Subdivision Order need to advance fire, flood and other danger, and to decisions on this board. Those of a agricultural research center I the single most important decision at that same pace. This is not the prevent overcrowding and undue decisions can be easy to make such primarily base decisions through this board may ever face and will time for deciding specific changes congestion of land and population. as approving a change of zoning the eyes of science and not emotion. likely to have an effect for the next but it is the time to begin the To prevent the pollution of air, from 1a to 1b for members of a On the surface the WECS appear fifty to one hundred years, the life process. streams, and ponds, and encourage family or difficult as in the case to be a sustainable, alternative of a typical wind turbine contract. As you are aware the provisions the wise use and management of of denying a request to establish “green” form of energy generation. Our children, grandchildren and in section 18, Amendments and the natural resources throughout a rezoning from 1a to commercial But looking closer it became great grandchildren will be the Changes of the Clinton County Clinton County in order to preserve based on spot zoning. Each case apparent to me that WECS might judge of actions taken today. Planning and Zoning Order allow the integrity, stability, and beauty must be evaluated on the matters have some serious limitations due Just as the engineering has for the amendment revisions of Clinton County and the value of to be considered and the finding of to economics and potential effects evolved from the pumping of by adoption of a motion by the the land. fact pertinent to the request. to the people of Clinton County, subsurface water by our ancestors board itself or by the application To me, allowing wind turbines Tonight I come before you both their property use and value, and with small 30 foot windmills to of citizens of the county. Tonight, based on the 2008 revision flies as a resident of Platte Township the natural resources and historic the pumping of electricity from we hope a board member will step in the face of these provisions. for over thirty years and chairman character of Clinton County. The 500 foot wind turbines by outside forward to begin this process. Clearly, amendments or economics are temporarily solved commercial corporations so too I end this presentation with a abolishment of commercial wind of the Concerned Citizens for the 5” Future of Clinton County. Recently, by infusion of subsidies from the has the knowledge base and few of the general provisions of turbines need to happen. Millerfederal government& as the WECS science on the effects to people, the preamble of the Clinton County Thank you for your time. there has been interest in placing a 6” cannot be profitable standing on the land, and natural resources Zoning and Subdivision Order:

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The gavel to open Report filing in the next few weeks, the legislative session fell at so I am glad the General Submitted Record Setting noon this past Wednesday Assembly is hitting the Angler Burr Edde: see and marked the official ground running to hopefully The St. Joe Sport, RV & his record breaking catch starting point of legislative complete some unfinished Boat Show returns to the - the fish weighed 120 activities for 2016. The business. Civic Arena Friday, January pounds 8 ounces with a 1 occasion was marked by Also, within the next 15 through Sunday, January length of 55 /8 inches and a unique circumstance as 30 days, the Senate will be 17, 2016. This year’s show a girth of 45 inches. The both the House and Senate reviewing the numerous will feature over 28,000 fish broke the previous are under new leadership, interim appointments sq. ft. of campers, RVs and alternative-method state- with Representative Todd the governor has made boats for sale, with huge record of 117 pounds, Richardson assuming the to the state’s boards show discounts all weekend. caught more than 50 position of Speaker of the By Dan Hegeman and commissions. The Along with boats and years ago. House and State Senator State Sen., 12th District governor made a number RVs, this family-friendly Show dates, times, Ron Richard serving as of appointments over the event has everything for and ticket prices are as President Pro Tem of the Senate. Both of the summer and fall when the was the outdoor enthusiast, follows: new leaders have expressed a desire to begin not in session and those appointments must including ATVs, PWCs, Friday, January 15– work right away and have already referred have the advice and consent of the Senate hunting and fishing gear, outfitters, and 2pm to 7pm a number of bills to legislative committees before the end of the 30 days from the start much more! See Matt Snook perform on Saturday, January 16 – 10am to 6pm and hearings are already being scheduled. of session. Though this is a relatively short Friday! Bring the children and teach them to Sunday, January 17 – 11am to 4pm Among the bills already referred to time frame, it is critical that the Senate is fish at the fully stocked Kid’s Casting Pond! Adults $6.50, Youth 11-16 $3.25, committee were a few that I pre-filed in thoughtful and thorough in reviewing the Also featured at this year’s show: Children 10 & under free December. Most importantly is SB 635, nominees. The Browning Rack Display: see Download a discount admission coupon which would establish the Missouri Palliative Though the session has just begun, there the amazing Trophy Deer Rack and Shed at: www.StJoeSportShow.com. Care and Quality of Life Interdisciplinary is clearly much work to be done and I am display with some mounts ranked among the For more Council and the Palliative Care Consumer glad that our new leadership has set the tone Top 25 in the world. The display will feature information, call and Professional Information and Education to get to work right away. I am looking the legendary “Medusa” deer mount and Show Manager, Program. This is a bill that I filed last year forward to the 2016 legislative session and I “Moose”, one of the heaviest typicals ever Reagan Noble and it was just near the finish line before the am hopeful for a productive year. recorded and harvested from Henry County, at 816-676-0686 end of session. There was strong support As always, please feel free to call, email, IA, spanning 189 3/8”, along with two of the or reagann@ for this bill last year, it should get a hearing or write with your ideas or concerns. My sheds from the same deer! rjpromotions.com. soon and I am hopeful that we can move it Capitol office number is (573) 751-1415, The Mushroom King Tom Weipert: quickly through the process. I am anxious to my email is [email protected] Get hunting tips, recipes, and more! begin the process on that bill and a number and my mailing address is Room 332, State of other bills that we were unable to finish at Capitol Building, Jefferson City, MO 65101. Candidate information for August Primary Election Submitted on the first day will draw a number Please make sure it is the updated position. Sheriff DeKalb County Clerk Melissa for placement on the ballot. After version of the 5120. The Republican contact is Dixie Assessor Meek has announced important the first day it will be in the order Candidates for the Collector/ Crider at 816-449-5481 and the Collector/Treasurer dates and instructions for the in which the candidate comes in to Treasurer position will need to Democrat contact is Layne Krause Public Administrator August 2nd Primary Election. file. obtain a signed affidavit from a 816-593-2367. Candidates will pay Coroner Dates for candidates filing for All candidates filing must bring surety company authorized to do their filing fee and obtain a receipt July 6, 2016 is the last day to County Offices in DeKalb County to the Clerk’s office their filing business in this state, indicating to bring when they file for office. register to vote in the August 2nd will open at 8 a.m. on Feb. 23, 2016 fee receipt, a copy of their 5120 that the candidate meets the Below is a list of offices up Primary Election. 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I consider colleagues to work together to help work to improve the culture here in Senate gave first-round approval Joe Sport, Boat, & RV Show it an honor and privilege to do find solutions to the problems facing the people’s Capitol.” to legislation to raise the tax last Record Setting so. Remember your thoughts on Missouri families, and to develop Richardson has already stated he year, but the bill never made it to Angler Burr Edde: see issues are important to me so don’t ideas that will allow Missourians supports implementing a ban on all the other side of the building. This his record breaking catch hesitate to contact my office at to pursue the American Dream gifts from lobbyists to legislators year, versions of the bill have been - the fish weighed 120anytime. rather than be trapped in poverty. and an end to the revolving door filed in both the House and Senate. pounds 8 ounces with a Richardson ended his speech by that allows elected officials to However, many in the 1 2016 Legislative Session Begins asking members if they will use immediately become lobbyists legislature are opposed to any sort length of 55 /8 inches and a girth of 45 inches. The with Call to Action from House their, “time and the unique power after leaving office. Legislators of tax increase. They note that fish broke the previous Speaker Richardson we all hold to make this state a also will discuss improvements to voters rejected a proposed increase alternative-method state- The opening day of the 2016 By Jim Neely better place and to be an advocate the personal financial disclosure in 2014 that would have increased record of 117 pounds, legislative session was marked by State Rep., 8th District for those who sent us here? The requirements, and prohibiting the state sales tax by ¾ cent to caught more than 50 a speech from House Speaker Todd answer to that question is the one members from also serving as paid raise an additional $540 million. years ago. Richardson in which he called including efforts to make oral that will define us.” political consultants. Richardson Speaker Richardson pointed out Show dates, times, upon members to work together chemotherapy medications said he expects several bills to that the proposed small fuel tax and ticket prices are as to, “find answers to the seminal more affordable for Missourians Opening Day of Session make it to the floor next week and increase would generate only follows: challenges of our time and make battling cancer; work to ensure Highlighted by Emphasis on for the House to approve and send a portion of the new funding Friday, January 15– tough decisions.” Richardson Missourians with eating disorders Ethics Reform the bills on to the Senate. needed by the transportation 2pm to 7pm reminded members that the have access to the help and care During his Opening Day department. The proposed increase Saturday, January 16 – 10am to 6pm Missouri House of Representatives they need; and proactive steps Address, House Speaker Lawmakers to Consider would generate only $56 million Sunday, January 17 – 11am to 4pm “cannot be a place where inaction, taken by the legislature to protect Richardson also made it clear Transportation Funding Issue of the $160 million needed for Adults $6.50, Youth 11-16 $3.25, infighting and indifference define children from the ever-growing that the top legislative priority Another pressing issue Missouri’s roads. Richardson also Children 10 & under free us. This must be a place where we dangers of human trafficking. As for the House in the first days of lawmakers will try to tackle in 2016 said, “We’re going to be focused in Download a discount admission coupon tackle and solve real problems.” Richardson said in his speech, “By session will be substantive ethics deals with finding a much-needed the House on finding some ways to at: www.StJoeSportShow.com. In his speech, Richardson doing so, we’ve made our state a reform. Richardson said he plans funding solution for Missouri’s improve the transportation system For more highlighted many of the better, more compassionate place.” to immediately assign every transportation system. While and the amount of money we’re information, call recent accomplishments of the In setting the tone for the ethics bill filed in the House to increasing revenues have made spending on transportation through Show Manager, legislature. He emphasized the upcoming session, Richardson committee so that members can the situation less dire than it was a the budget – and trying to find Reagan Noble General Assembly’s work to end reminded his colleagues that while begin a thorough discussion on year ago, the state’s transportation some ways that we can prioritize at 816-676-0686 the practice of taxation by citation much had been accomplished, the proposals designed to improve department still needs an additional that spending as we have revenue or reagann@ in the municipal court system; the legislature still has much to the culture at the Missouri State $160 million in new revenues to growth.” rjpromotions.com. passage of the first income tax cut do. Richardson noted that, “We Capitol. adequately maintain and improve In the coming weeks, lawmakers in a century; reforms to the state’s live in a state where wages are Richardson said he is asking the existing highway system. will spend time discussing the welfare system to help get people stagnant. Consider this; the the committee to, “act with haste During the opening day of the possible solutions for Missouri’s out of poverty rather than trap spending power of a Missouri to send us a set of substantive, legislative session, lawmakers had road funding crisis. them in it; and efforts to reduce the family is $5000 – less than it was meaningful, single subject ethics differing views on how to address As always, please do not number of abortions in the state by at the start of this century. We bills so that they may be the the funding shortfall. hesitate to call or write me anytime 30 percent over the last 10 years. live in a state where a devastating very first matter that this General Some lawmakers support a with your questions or thoughts on Richardson also cited several cycle of dependency traps too Assembly tackles. In doing so small fuel tax increase – 1.5 cents this or any other issue. My Capitol accomplishments that have many of our fellow Missourians we will improve the environment for gasoline and 3.5 cents for office is 573.751.0246 and my Sheriff not received as much attention in poverty. More people are on in Jefferson City, and begin the diesel fuel – to generate additional email is [email protected] Assessor Collector/Treasurer Public Administrator Coroner July 6, 2016 is the last day to CUSTOM CRAFTERS register to vote in the August 2nd Jon & Jenni Bunse Primary Election. One of your greatest rights is to vote. 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The United States Government is corrupt.

I have been trying to determine why the government can take prayer out of our school curriculum since 1961. After all these SAVE A years I have concluded that our government is corrupt. Stay tuned, I think I can explain.

Point 1: President Kennedy supported separation between SHELTER PET church and state and now we have that as the law that Meet Molly. She first came to us about 5 ½ years ago. She was with her mom and a litter of mates just east of Cameron. The affects everyone in the nation. Joe Biden and Barack Obama owners would throw a bag of food out each week and the dogs supported same sex marriage in all fifty states and now we ate what they could get. Molly was very shy and very much the have that as the law of the land. underdog. Molly became the first of five dogs to enter the Puppies for Parole program. She was adopted locally and thrived in her new I have concluded that the loyalty of the is home. Sadly, after 4 years of the best life Molly had ever known, to politicians and not to our constitution and the matter of her owner passed away. Once again, Molly was back in prison. At justice. first, she was very shy but has come out of her shell and is now the matriarch of the wing. Molly is housebroken, walks great on a leash and knows Point 2: The jurisdiction of the courts is to law and equity. commands such as sit, stay and come. She is spayed, up to date Article I of the constitution only gives legislative power to on shots and heartworm negative. The adoption fee is $100. the congress. That means that any rulings by the court must For more information about Molly, you can contact Rhonda comply with the laws on the books as passed by the congress. Lawrence at 816-632-1390. Point 3: The court has subverted my constitution by making law. To subvert my constitution is illegal. Call 816-632-6543 Point 4: Politics as usual is not getting justice done. Things to start your subscription in Washington need to change and they need change for the today or visit us online! better. Thanks for your time - Ed Coles, Cameron, MO 64429 www.mycameronnews.com 10 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, January 14, 2016 New members of Academy of Missouri Squires named JEFFERSON CITY – circuit judge in her home Missouri and has an from the U.S. against a Missouri’s largest weekly Supreme Court, where The Academy of Missouri county of Vernon County agriculture degree from similar team from Great newspaper. An oral Judge White participated Squires is welcoming nine in 1982. After serving the University of Missouri. Britain and Ireland. In surgeon, he was chief of in several landmark civil new members to its ranks. on the Missouri Court Mohler currently is chair 2014, she was chosen as oral surgery at Dover Air and criminal law rulings. The Academy, founded of Appeals, Western of the Missouri State Fair captain of the USA Curtis Force Base and was the Judge White served on by Gov. James T. Blair in District for 17 years, Commission; he and his Cup team, which she led first African American the Supreme Court of 1960, honors Missourians Judge Breckenridge was wife have a 200-acre crop to victory at the St. Louis to serve as an associate Missouri for nearly twelve for their accomplishments appointed to the Missouri farm near Jefferson City. Country Club. Port is a clinical professor at Saint years, and served as Chief on the community, in 2007. member of the Missouri Louis University Dental Justice from 2003-2005. or national levels and was Charles H. (Charlie) Sports Hall of Fame and School. Dr. Suggs is a Prior to his service on the founded. John Goodman, a O’Reilly is the retired the St. Louis Sports Hall founding member of the Missouri Supreme Court, “I congratulate native of Affton and president of the store of Fame. She coached Herbert Hoover Boys he represented St. Louis these newest members graduate of Missouri division of O’Reilly both boys and girls golf and Girls Club and of for three terms in the of the Academy of State University, is an Auto Parts, the business at John Burroughs School the United Way’s African Missouri House. Missouri Squires for this award-winning stage, founded in Springfield by for almost 30 years. American Leadership recognition of their many television and film actor. his father and grandfather Giving Initiative. To qualify for Academy achievements on behalf In 1993, he was given a in 1957. Today, O’Reilly Osborne Earl (Ozzie) of Missouri Squires of their communities and Golden Globe Award for Auto Parts has store Smith is a member of the Andrew C. (Andy) membership, the by-laws their state,” Gov. Jay his role as Dan Conner locations across the Baseball Hall of Fame Taylor is the executive state that one must have Nixon said. The Governor on the television show United States and is a and won 13 Gold Gloves chairman of Enterprise achieved true greatness in and First Lady Georganne “Roseanne”. Goodman’s major auto parts sales during his 18-year career, Holding, founded in St. his or her community, the Nixon hosted a luncheon film roles have included leader. He and his wife 14 of which were spent as Louis in 1957 by his state of Missouri or the of the Squires at the “Raising Arizona”, “The began the Charlie & Mary the starting shortstop for father, Jack Taylor. In United States; and either Governor’s Mansion last Big Lebowski” and Beth O’Reilly Family the St. Louis Cardinals. addition to his duties with legally reside in Missouri, week to announce the “Monsters Inc.”, and he Foundation, and O’Reilly He played for three World flagship brand Enterprise be employed by the newest members. also had supporting roles is a trustee of the Breast Series teams, including Rent-A-Car, Taylor state, or be a native-born The new Squires were in Best Picture winners Cancer Foundation of the the 1982 World Series serves as a trustee of Missourian whose current voted in by the existing “The Artist” and “Argo”. . Champion Cardinals. Washington University in residence, by necessity of membership, which is Currently a resident of Smith serves as president St. Louis, and has served business or other reasons, limited to 100 living New Orleans, he has done Ellen Port, the head of the Gateway PGA on the Board of Directors may be outside the state. Missourians. Below is charity work to support coach of the Washington Foundation, which of the United Way of The ranks of the a list of the nine new recovery efforts after University women’s golf reaches out to inner city Greater St. Louis and is Squires automatically members of the Academy Hurricane Katrina and the team, is a six-time U.S. youth via mentoring and a past President of Civic include the Governor and of Missouri Squires. Deepwater Horizon oil Golf Association Amateur golf programs. Progress. living former Governors spill. Champion and was named of Missouri. Among the Judge Patricia one of the top 10 amateurs Dr. Donald M. Suggs Judge Ronnie L. White first class of Squires in Breckenridge, the Chief Lowell Mohler served in the country four times has been the publisher of is a U.S. District Judge 1960 were Harry Truman, Justice of the Missouri three years as Director of by Golf Digest. She the St. Louis American for the U.S. District Thomas Hart Benton and Supreme Court, has been the Missouri Department represented the United since 1984. He turned Court for the Eastern Stan Musial. a member of the state of Agriculture, and States on the 1994 and a struggling newspaper District of Missouri. In for more than six years on the 1996 Curtis Cup teams, into one of the most 1995, Gov. Carnahan three decades, beginning Missouri Conservation a competition every two pre-eminent African- appointed him as the first with her appointment by Commission. He grew years between the best American newspapers African American judge Gov. Bond as associate up on a farm in northwest female amateur team in the country, and to sit on the Missouri

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The Cameron Planning and Zoning there and I feel like it’s really important in of the Missouri legislature will take time Van Dyke, who was born in Mora, Missouri Commission passed a resolution in the presentation of this resolution that the next Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 19, to honor in 1929, currently lives on a ranch near support of future road improvements at the council and the public knows the background country music legend and Missouri native Sedalia. A University of Missouri graduate, intersections of U.S. Highway 36 and Bob on this and why this resolution is being sent Leroy Van Dyke. The Missouri House of he first achieved country music fame in 1956 Griffin Road and Interstate 35 and U.S. to council for signage and what it’s there for Representatives will hold a brief ceremony with his hit song, “The Auctioneer”, which 36 during their monthly session Monday to support.” on the House floor as state Reps. Nathan sold more than 2.5 million records. Van evening at city hall. The resolution will be presented to the Beard and Steve Cookson present Van Dyke Dyke was also famous for his song, “Walk Chairman Mike O’Donnell said city council at the next regular meeting. with an official House Resolution honoring on By”, which Billboard Magazine named the commission has been working on Community development director Tim him for his 60 years in the music business. in 1994 as the biggest country music single this proposal along with the Missouri Hamilton also presented updates to the 2008 Van Dyke is also scheduled to be honored of all time. In total, Van Dyke recorded Department of Transportation regional comprehensive plan for the commission’s on the floor of the that same more than 500 songs with dozens of them office in St. Joseph for the past two and a review. day. making the charts. For his many successes Both Beard and Cookson said it was in the country music business, Van Dyke a privilege to be able to recognize a man was made a member of the Grand Ole Opry; who has had such a profound impact on the named the Country Music Entertainer of Bill addresses former country music business, and such incredible the Decade for the 1960s by music industry longevity in the industry. experts; and inducted into North American “The impact Leroy Van Dyke has had on Country Music Association, International, legislators becoming country music is unparalleled and something Hall of Fame. we all should take immense pride in as his Van Dyke also had a successful career in fellow Missourians. I am blessed to have other mediums as he starred in the leading lobbyists him as a constituent and so extremely role in the 1967 movie “What Am I Bid?” proud of the amazing career he achieved and served as a cast member on the ABC Missouri Digital News “It is the tiniest of possible steps that the with talent, hard work and perseverance. I television show “Ozark Jubilee”. Van Dyke majority party could take on this issue,” am thrilled that my colleagues will join us also co-hosted the Country Crossroads The House Government Oversight Mitten said. “It is incomplete and it is being in shining a much deserved spotlight on the radio show, which became the most widely Committee passed and sent to the full House sold as a bill of goods that is not correct.” Missourian who is respected throughout the syndicated radio show in country music a measure that would require a legislator wait Democrats, including Gov. Jay Nixon, country music industry as a consummate history. at least six months after leaving office before have called on the legislature to re-impose professional,” said Beard, R-Sedalia. In addition to his success as a country the lawmaker could become a lobbyist. voter-approved limits on campaign “Our state has seen some truly music entertainer, Van Dyke served his The bill had been fast-tracked by contributions. But Barnes said he did not outstanding men and women accomplish country in Korea as a special agent with the legislative leaders. know when that bill would come before his amazing things, but few can rival the U.S. Army Counter-Intelligence Corps. He The committee chair -- Rep. Jay Barnes, committee. phenomenal accomplishments of Leroy Van also is a member of the National Auctioneers R-Jefferson City -- said a full House vote Barnes noted his committee had taken up Dyke, who is Missouri’s ambassador for Association Hall of Fame, and is the author could come later in the week. the first round of ethics bills on the earliest country music. He has entertained millions of “Auctioneering, Motivation, Success”. But one Democrat on the committee said day possible for committee hearings. over multiple generations, and continues to Cookson and Beard plan to honor Van the bill did not go far enough. “On the very first day we can hear bills, be a world-class entertainer today at the age Dyke for his many accomplishments when Rep. Gina Mitten, D-St. Louis County, we passed four substantive ethics bills,” of 86. He is truly one of our state’s finest and the House convenes for session at 4 p.m. on said the bill should require a full year Barnes said. most accomplished citizens, and someone I Tuesday, Jan. 19. cooling off period. Other measures approved by the am proud to be able to join my colleagues in Instead, the bill requires that there be committee would require bi-annual rather one regular session of the legislature before than annual financial disclosure reports a former state lawmaker could register as a by public officials, shorten the deadline lobbyist in the state. for reporting legislative trips financed by For a legislator who served out his or her special interests and prohibit legislators term of office that would mean the lawmaker from working as paid political consultants could register as a lobbyist at the end of May for other candidates. In God We Trust after the legislative term had ended. 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Cameron 62 Kirksville 18 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) over Vin Kriegshauser (KIRK), Fall 2:13 Photo by Chris Johnson 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) The Dragons wrestling team came in fourth place at the Crossroads Dual tournament Saturday at CHS. received a bye (L-R) Front row Ty Pratt, Zane Jenkins, Jon Stevenson, and Tyson Throckmorton. Second row Tyler Gerber, Chase Foreman, Colby 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) Gerber, Josh Stevenson, Logan Cantwell, Kayne Lamison, Jacob Drager, and Zane Farmer. Third row (standing) Dawson Cox, Caleb over Bowen Davis Shanks, Kyle Anderson, Judge Bryant, Nathan Brown, Steven Walser, Danny Gibbs, Levi Marlay, and Sawyer Day.

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____ from page 12 Wrestlers hit the road WRESTLING By Chris Johnson (SAV), Fall 0:57 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) over Jace Paxton 170 Kyle Anderson (CAM) over Chance Lamison (CAM), Fall 1:14 Editor (SAV), Fall 0:50 Huff (CLI), Tech. Fall 22-5 152 Kaleb Brooks (ON) over Steven [email protected] 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) won by forfeit 182 Caleb Shanks (CAM) over Adrian Walser (CAM), Fall 1:23 The Cameron wrestling team will be on Ransom (CLI), Fall 0:34 160 Dawson Cox (CAM) over Raphael the road for dual matches and tournaments Cameron 81 Lafayette 0 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) over Tyler Grimes Lauren (ON), Fall 3:05 in the next seven days. 106 Sawyer Day (CAM) won by forfeit (CLI), Fall 0:33 170 Kyle Anderson (CAM) over Ryan CHS returned to action Jan. 13 when they 113 Ty Pratt (CAM) won by forfeit Huck (ON), Fall 3:45 traveled to Kansas City, Kansas to take on 120 Chase Foreman (CAM) won by forfeit Cameron 57 Shenandoah 18 182 Caleb Shanks (CAM) over Jonya Hogan Prep and the host Golden Bears. 126 Zane Farmer (CAM) won by forfeit 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) over Jacob Stenzel Boyd (ON), Fall 0:59 On Saturday, Jan. 16, CHS is entered in 132 Josh Stevenson (CAM) over River Sisk (SHEN), Fall 0:18 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) over Matt Burks the Western Missouri Tournament at KC (LAF), Dec. 10-3 106 Ty Pratt (CAM) received a bye (ON), Fall 0:28 Center, starting at 9:30 a.m. 138 Kayne Lamison (CAM) won by forfeit 113 Sawyer Day (CAM) received a bye 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) over Brandon Next Tuesday, Jan. 19, the Dragons travel 145 Steven Walser (CAM) won by forfeit 120 Chase Foreman (CAM) over Zach Huntley (ON), Dec. 8-5 to St. Joseph for duals against Chillicothe 152 Danny Gibbs (CAM) over Jacob Proctor Harms (SHEN), Maj. Dec. 13-0 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) over Chase and Benton at Benton, starting at 5 p.m. (LAF), Fall 5:21 126 Jon Stevenson (CAM) over Harley Miller (ON), Dec. 6-0 160 Dawson Cox (CAM) won by forfeit Martin (SHEN), Dec. 11-6 106 Ty Pratt (CAM) over A.J. Merrell Dragons win three matches at Savannah 170 Kyle Anderson (CAM) over Brayden 132 Brody Bopp (SHEN) over Zane Farmer (ON), Fall 2:32 The Cameron wrestling team improved Becerra (LAF), Fall 0:49 (CAM), Fall 1:21 their dual match record to 10-0 for the 182 Caleb Shanks (CAM) won by forfeit 138 Josh Stevenson (CAM) over Ivan Mexico 36 Cameron 33 season with three victories at the Savannah 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) won by forfeit Zamarron (SHEN), Fall 5:36 120 Jon Stevenson (CAM) over Blayne Quad last Thursday, Jan. 7. 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) over Landon 145 Jake Johnson (SHEN) over Steven Weiberg (MEX), Fall 2:49 The Dragons defeated the host Savages, Adams (LAF), Fall 1:19 Walser (CAM), Fall 3:53 126 Devin Logerman (MEX) over Zane 43-33, Maryville, 72-12, and Lafayette, 81- 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) over Noah Fewins 152 Logan Roberts (SHEN) over Danny Farmer (CAM), Dec. 9-6 0. (LAF), Fall 1:33 Gibbs (CAM), Fall 1:05 132 Dillion Nichols (MEX) over Josh 160 Dawson Cox (CAM) over Kyle Owens Stevenson (CAM), Fall 2:16 Cameron 43 Savannah 33 Cameron 72 Maryville 12 (SHEN), Fall 2:59 138 Jordan Jones (MEX) over Kayne 106 Jake Huffman (SAV) won by forfeit 120 Chase Foreman (CAM) won by forfeit 170 Kyle Anderson (CAM) over Drew Lamison (CAM), Fall 1:06 113 Sawyer Day (CAM) over Syler Douglas 126 Zane Farmer (CAM) won by forfeit Minino (SHEN), Tech. Fall 18-1 145 J.W. Turner (MEX) over Steven Walser (SAV), sudden victory 10-8 132 Josh Stevenson (CAM) won by forfeit 182 Caleb Shanks (CAM) over James Rowe (CAM), Fall 0:35 120 Chase Foreman (CAM) over Josiah 138 Blake Robinson (CAM) won by forfeit (SHEN), Fall 3:43 152 Kellen Ekern (MEX) over Danny Gibbs Chambers (SAV), Fall 1:49 145 Steven Walser (CAM) won by forfeit 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) over Cole Nebel (CAM), Fall 1:03 126 Dean Foster (SAV) over Zane Farmer 152 Jackson Sanders (MARY) over Danny (SHEN), Fall 1:06 160 Brit Wilson (MEX) over Dawson Cox (CAM). Dec. 6-2 Gibbs (CAM), Fall 0:28 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) over J.D. Lewis (CAM), Fall 1:49 132 Peyton Smith (SAV) over Josh 160 Dawson Cox (CAM) over Jarrett (SHEN), Dec. 4-1 170 Kyle Anderson (CAM) over Dalton Stevenson (CAM), Fall 2:20 Partridge (MARY), Fall 0:29 Logerman (MEX), Fall 1:15 138 Kaden Ehrhardt (SAV) over Jacob 170 Kyle Anderson (CAM) over Matthew Olathe North 37 Cameron 36 182 Caleb Shanks (CAM) over Cameron Drager (CAM), Fall 0:39 Twaddle (MARY), Fall 1:11 113 Jevon Parrish (ON) over Chase Fox (MEX), Fall 1:16 145 Brant Price (SAV) over Steven Walser 182 Caleb Shanks (CAM) won by forfeit Foreman (CAM), Dec. 11-5 195 Jaylen Lee (MEX) over Tyler Gerber (CAM), Fall 1:29 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) over Jacob Search 120 Riley Alderman (ON) over Jon (CAM), Dec. 5-3 152 Michael Hummer (SAV) over Danny (MARY), Fall 1:31 Stevenson (CAM), Tech. Fall 15-0 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) over Hale Gibbs (CAM), Fall 0:22 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) over Ryan Owens 126 Tyler Flood (ON) over Zane Jenkins Fuemmeler (MEX), Dec. 6-4 160 Dawson Cox (CAM) over Charles (MARY), Fall 0:12 (CAM), Tech. Fall 17-0 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) over Terrese Aaron Ritzinger (SAV), Fall 1:20 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) won by forfeit 132 Ruben Casteneda (ON) over Zane (MEX), Dec. 3-0 170 Kyle Anderson (CAM) over Bly 106 Sawyer Day (CAM) over Brenden Ware Farmer (CAM), Fall 0:49 106 Ty Pratt (CAM) received a bye Douglas (SAV), Fall 0:30 (MARY), Fall 138 Sia Marrie (ON) over Josh Stevenson 113 Chase Foreman (CAM) over Dylan 182 Caleb Shanks (CAM) over Jeremiah 113 Jacob Partridge (MARY) won by forfeit (CAM), Fall 3:54 Patton (MEX), Dec. 6-4 Glise (SAV), Maj. Dec. 12-2 145 Terrell Garraway (ON) over Kayne 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) over Ryan Cobb

CHS 100 WIN____ from page 13 Lady Dragons to host coach at Gallatin, he has an 6. Adam McMain (143) 17. Garrett Uthe (107) overall dual match coaching 7. Ryan Burkhart (135) 18. Marshall Colson (106) record of 163-31. 8. Tyler Krentz (125) 19. Nathan Fagerstone (105) Lathrop 9. Blake Uthe (121) 20. Phillip Limb (102) Eastin McDowell led the scoring for 100 + Career Wins (as of 10. Jake Bates (121) 21. Sawyer Marlay (100) By Chris Johnson Cameron with six points. Hannah Robinson Jan. 12, 2016) 11. Ross Rosenbaum (118) 22. Justin Gans Editor 1. Trevor Burkhart (184) 12. Ryan Mallen (117) 23. Kyle Anderson [email protected] and Olivia Nelson scored four points apiece. Sydney Nichols had two points and Brianna 2. Cale Griffin (157) 13. Connor Kellerstrass 24. Levi Marlay The Cameron Lady Dragons went O’Grady and Harper added one point 3. Kemper Kellerstrass (114) 25. Ty Pratt up against Northland Christian on the each. (151) 14. Bryan Garrison (114) 26. Colby Gerber consolation side of the bracket at the Bill Mallory Hughson scored 16 points to 4. Brian McClure (149) 15. Lincoln Krentz (114) 27. Tyler Gerber Burns Classic in Lathrop Wednesday night. lead Braymer. 5. Landon Ocker (148) 16. Chad Foreman (107) A victory puts CHS into the fifth place contest on Friday versus either Plattsburg or Savannah defeats CHS in MEC opener KC East Christian. Savannah took an 11-2 lead after the first Next Monday, the Lady Dragons will RICHMOND METAL SUPPLY quarter and posted a 38-23 victory over the host Lathrop. Lady Dragons in the MEC opener for both IN STOCK 20 COLORS READY TO BE teams last Friday, Jan. 8, in Savannah. CHS falls to Braymer The Savages led 16-8 at halftime. CUSTOM CUT FOR YOU. In a low-scoring contest, the Braymer Eastin McDowell led CHS with nine Lady Bobcats handed the Lady Dragons a points. Sydney Nichols scored seven points. 35-18 loss Monday in the first round of the Tough. Dependable. Long-Lasting. Hannah Robinson and Olivia Nelson added Bill Burns Classic in Lathrop. Few doors in your home get more use three points each and Haley Evans scored Braymer led 15-6 at the half and stretched than your garage door — it truly is the one point. their lead to 26-7 going into the fourth biggest door in your house. More than Briley Jeter scored 11 points to lead quarter. any other door, a residential garage Savannah. door needs to work dependably and stand up to the elements for years on end. Built to meet these challenges “Where Carriage House — and look good doing it. Quality Doors Hits Home”

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Jan. 4 Kansas City, Mo. was arrested for driving The following report is calls for service answered by the Cameron Fire Department from 11:05 a.m. 31-year-old Brian Edward while license revoked/suspended, property Jan. 4, 2016 to Jan. 11, 2016. Dannar of Cameron was arrested on a damage, 2nd degree and tampering with warrant from the state of Missouri on a a motor vehicle, 1st degree. Martin was Jan. 8 Jan. 10 probation violation and for unlawful use of transported to Clinton County jail. 4:26 p.m. investigated a carbon monoxide/ 3:18 p.m. responded to a structure fire at drug paraphernalia. Dannar was released to 7:02 p.m. 26-year-old Prince Dustin odor complaint at 719 North Chestnut 719 North Chestnut Clinton County authorities. Wykert of St. Joseph was arrested on a 7:32 p.m. 27-year-old Katlynn Anne warrant from the city of Cameron for failure O’Connor of Cameron was arrested for to appear on a charge of operated vehicle on DeKalb County Sheriff’s Report possession of controlled substance and highway without valid or no license, failed unlawful use of drug paraphernalia. to register vehicle with DOR, and operated Jan. 3 Ambulance for a 911 medical call O’Connor was released to Clinton County vehicle without maintaining financial 12:08 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 11:57 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton authorities. responsibility. Wykert posted bond. Ambulance for a patient transfer Ambulance for a patient transfer 12:34 am DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office Jan. 7 Jan. 8 assisted MSHP with a report of a domestic Jan. 6 10:21 a.m. 31-year-old Michael Nolan 11:50 a.m. 31-year-old Apollo Leon disturbance in Union Star 11:21 am DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office Hullinger of Cameron was arrested on a Brown of Cameron was arrested for domestic 11:02 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton responded to a report of a vehicle slide off warrant from DeKalb County for failure assault, 2nd degree. Brown was released to Ambulance for a patient transfer which resulted in one subject being taken to appear on charges of failure to register Clinton County authorities. 11:12 pm DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office into custody vehicle with DOR and failed to wear 1:41 p.m. 35-year-old Chadwick Ray investigated a report of home intrusion properly safety belt. Hullinger posted bond. Parrish of Cameron was arrested on a warrant from Caldwell County for failure Jan. 7 6:23 p.m. 58-year-old Quincy Falls of Jan. 4 9:00 am Received a report of cattle out on to appear on a charge of DWI. Parrish was Kansas City, Mo. was arrested for property 5:07 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Route C and Frank Ross Road released to Caldwell County authorities. damage, 2nd degree and tampering with Ambulance for a patient transfer 1:12 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton a motor vehicle, 1st degree. Falls was 9:18 am Received an alarm call at an area Ambulance for a patient transfer transported to Clinton County jail. Jan. 9 bank, false alarm 1:28 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 6:23 p.m. 56-year-old Travis Canady of 8:57 p.m. 27-year-old Kendra Louise 1:16 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance and Clarksdale First Responders Kansas City, Mo. was arrested for property Embrey of St. Joseph was arrested on a Ambulance for a patient transfer for a 911 call, requesting lift assist damage, 2nd degree and tampering with warrant from the city of St. Joseph on a 4:06 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 2:25 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton a motor vehicle, 1st degree. Canaday was charge of drug paraphernalia. Embrey was Ambulance for a patient transfer Ambulance for a patient transfer transported to Clinton County jail. released to St. Joseph Police Department 5:25 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 4:12 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 6:46 p.m. 55-year-old Ezell Martin of authorities. Ambulance for a 911 medical call Ambulance for a 911 medical call 9:56 pm DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office 5:01 pm DeKalb County Sheriff’s investigated a report of a vehicle in the ditch Office took one subject into custody on an at Hwy 31 and Highway 6. Two subjects outstanding warrant were taken into custody 10:05 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance for a patient transfer Jan. 8 7:23 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance for a patient transfer Jan. 5 10:36 am Report of cattle out on Route A 10:30 am Received a report of phone south of Fairport scam 10:42 pm DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office 1:34 pm Received a report of animal conducted a traffic stop, which resulted in neglect one subject being taken into custody 1:40 pm Received a report of credit card Jan. 9 fraud 12:05 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 2:21 pm Received a report of animal Ambulance and Central DeKalb First neglect Responders to a 911 medical call 3:47 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton

Cameron Police Department ~ Calls for service

The following report is calls for service, listed by type of call and the number of calls per category, answered by the Cameron Police Department from Jan. 4, 2016 to Jan. 11, 2016. 10-46 ...... 8 8 10-50 hit and run ...... 1 Fraud ...... 3 10-50 J unknown ...... 2 Harassment ...... 1 10-50 J1 ...... 4 Indecent exposure ...... 1 911 ...... 7 Information (received from outside 911 other agency call ...... 1 sources) ...... 12 Abandoned vehicle ...... 1 Lost property ...... 1 Alarms ...... 4 Municipal ...... 3 Area check ...... 3 Noise complaint ...... 1 Assist EMS ...... 2 Other agency call ...... 2 Assist fire dept...... 1 Paper service ...... 1 Assist outside agency ...... 4 Pedestrian check ...... 1 Building check ...... 1 Property damage...... 1 C&I driver ...... 3 Recovered property ...... 1 Car stop ...... 20 Reports/evidence processing ...... 2 Check welfare ...... 4 School resource officer...... 10 Citizen assist ...... 22 Secure the area ...... 1 Citizen contact ...... 3 Sexual misconduct ...... 1 Controlled burn ...... 1 Stealing ...... 8 Court (CPD officer court duty) ...... 10 Suicidal subject ...... 2 Debris .... 1 Suspicious activity ...... 7 Disturbance Traffic ...... 1 G. DODD & SON MASONRY 1 Vehicle check ...... 1 “Serving the Northwest Missouri Domestic Warrant service ...... 7 Area For Over 50 Years” disturbance Total calls for service ...... 188 * Brick * Block * Stone 2 Escort ..... 6 * Fireplaces - Tuckpointing & Waterproofing Follow-up .

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January 14, 2016 1022 S. Chestnut, Cameron, Missouri 64429 Volume 85/ Issue 11 Lights! Cameron! Action! to host Cabaret Nights Zach Moore for sale. All proceeds a final score of 172 the basic breakdowns this past week. There Senior will go to the group. out of 180 which was of the dances and lit- were a lot of things to After the performance 3 points higher than tle by little we added fix in a short amount of Lights! Cameron! the cast will be out in what they earned last more steps and move- time but we pulled it off Action!, will be host- the hallways to greet year at this event. The ments.” Junior Jordan and that made going ing their annual per- the audience as they group also received Bradford said. through all the intense formance of Cabaret leave. the best overall chore- As the school year practices and stress- Nights at Goodrich Au- The group recently ography at the festival. went on and the time ful nights completely ditorium tomorrow and competed with their LCA began practicing for Cabaret Nights worth it.” Junior Taylor Saturday. The doors show choir set last their show choir set list and competitions Ramsey said. Even will open at 6pm, tick- Saturday in Sedalia this summer before the came closer the group after their successful ets can be bought at after a week of practic- school year started. It started practicing af- weekend at Sedalia the door for $10, and ing and earned first in was at these practices ter school till the late the group and several the show will begin at their division with the where the group first hours of the night individuals that have 7pm. Between Acts 1 scores 50 out of 50 in learned the songs and cleaning and fixing small acts have con- and 2 there will be an general effect, 47 out dances that they would the biggest and even tinued to practice all intermission with re- of 50 in choreography, be performing. “After the smallest details. through this week to freshments that will be and 75 out of 80 in vo- we learned our songs, “Practice was very in- prepare for Cabaret cals. This gave them we loosely learned tense and stressful Nights 2016. FFA participants prepare for the future Zoë Jones no other organiza- ing awards for their Freshman FFA mem- the semester be- Sophomore tion gives to stu- agriculture projects.” ber Jaycie Hutchin- cause the confer- Cameron High dents, so I wanted to “The went good. son explained. ence happens while sent 24 first year FFA be apart of helping We learned a lot of “I think they the college state offi- members to Tren- students from here stuff about FFA. We learned a lot about cers are on the win- ton on Wednesday get those opportu- watched skits and different opportuni- ter break. Jan. 6, 2016, along nities,” FFA Advisor met tons of new peo- ties. They’re learning “The trip was fun, a with 319 other high little bit weird, but still schools from Mis- fun. It was weird be- souri. Students were cause we saw skits at North Central Mis- and there was this souri College for big dance. I really majority of the day. liked getting to meet Eighteen different new people from dif- conferences were ferent schools. They held Jan. 5-8 all taught us a lot of dif- throughout Missouri. ferent stuff we could The students who do to help our FFA went to the confer- education.” Fresh- ence got to listen to man member Colin the State Officers of McCarthy stated. the Missouri FFA As- For a student to sociation speak to join FFA the student them about leader- must be taking an ship skills that they AG class with either can practice in their Buller or Co-Director schools, lives, and Chris Henderson. communities. National FFA week FFA is an organi- Photo courtesy of Carmen Buller Feb. 21-27, the high zation that teaches The students from Cameron along with the State Officers. (L-R) Front Row : Past President Cole Edwards, school is having their Salisbury; Vice President Braxton Hoemann, Union; 1st Vice President Brandelyn Martin, Silex: Vice President own on the last week students leadership Alexa Nordwald, East Prairie; Vice President Jacob Hoellering, California; and Vice President Tanner Koenig, opportunities and ca- Wheatland. Second Row : Annie Eaton, Kellie Berry, Madison Smith, Morgan Filley, Abigail Robinson, and of January. This is Kylynn Mallen. Third Row : Emily Akey, Jaycie Hutchinson, Whitley Hildenbrand, Jessica Pendleton, Paige a week of fun for reers in the science, Harper, Dylan Swindler, and Colin McCarthy. Fourth Row : Cade Kearns, Jarod Groebe, Garrett Ramsey, Alex business, and tech- Parsons, Tanner Hermanson, and Blake Robinson. Last Row : Emily Golden, Damien Moody, Rylan Brown, students to explore nology of agriculture. Thomas Ramsey, and Cody Sedgwick. the importance of The conference also FFA. Students get helped FFA students Carmen Buller ex- ple. I liked it a lot be- to get more engaged dress-up days, make create and set goals plained, “There are cause they showed to their chapter and breakfast for teach- for their education, many different ways that even if you don’t to take advantage of ers and get food re- careers, and FFA ex- that students can have a lot of talents, their opportunities,” wards based on how perience. participate. From be- you still do have Buller continued. they’ve dressed.. “There’s just a lot ing in National Choir some hidden talents. Buller said that she Cameron’s Officers of opportunities that to National Band to a It was exciting seeing wished it wouldn’t are still planning the contest team to earn- people find theirs.” happen so early in next events. Thursday,January January 14, 14,2016 2016 THE TANK VolumeCitizen-Observer 85/Issue 11/ Page 2 - 19

Last week, Tina Mei- Academic er, the executive direc- tor of the Megan Meier Anticipation Foundation, held three assemblies for the stu- Amanda Viken The This is Mr. Eckert’s first dents of the Cameron Sophomore first meet year teaching and advising School District on the for the the Academic Team at CHS. topic of bullying. Tina CHS Academic Team is, Sat- He currently teaches Com- lost her daughter, Me- urday Jan. 23 at Smithville. puter Applications. “I enjoy gan, who committed The team has been practic- advising the team because I suicide nine years ago ing since last fall preparing love trivia. I was also on Aca- after she was bullied. for the spring tournaments. demic Team in high school,” Megan had dealt The team will go to tourna- Mr. Eckert said. with bullies since el- ementary school, and Gage Zeit: ments for the ‘15-’16 school Mr. Smith is currently a So- going into her eighth year at Maple Woods, Sa- cial Studies teacher at CHS. Beating Bullying grade year things seem that a victim could accomplish this. vannah, Trenton, and possi- This is Mr. Smith’s first year to be looking up. However, a par- For example, most bullying is bly Fort Osage. as an Academic Team advi- ent of one of her peers made a done in groups, which creates a “Academic Team is trivia. sor too, he had previously fake MySpace account under the “mob mentality” for the people in- It’s not just specific history been an advisor at Raytown name of Josh Evans. Megan ac- volved. However, if the victim was cepted the friend request from and art, mathematics are in- High School for two years. “I to individualize one of the bullies, “Josh” and they became friends, volved as well as science, was in Academic Team when the bully would be less likely to and even started a relationship. music, and culture. Just all I was in high school for three continue the tormenting as he or Eventually, “Josh” began cyber- sort of different varieties of years. My senior year I went she would no longer have a wall to bullying Megan. When this hap- questions It plays to every- to Grand River Conference. hide behind. pened, Megan was devastated Another option is to come back body’s individual preferenc- It was a blast, it was fun, we and hung herself in her closet. with a sincere compliment. If the es and strengths,” Academic had a really great time with Turns out Josh was actually a victim complimented the bully, it Team advisor Mr. Zac Smith it. I hope current students a neighbor friend and her mother. could throw the bully off and pre- stated, part of this team enjoy it just As horrendous as this sounds, vent him or her from continuing to similar things happen all the time. The Academic Team is ad- as much,” Mr. Smith said. bully. This would also show that Yet nothing significant seems to vised by Mr. Smith and Mr. the victim is taking the high road, be getting done to reduce the Chris Eckert. which could lead the bully to do the rate of bullying. Schools have same. policies against it, but bullying is Lastly, if you’re not the victim of still very prevalent. bullying, but witness it, stand up for Savage surrender Why is this? Are the policies the victim. You can use the tactics not strict, or the punishments not Dewey Stebbins going to into a zone previously discussed and let the severe enough? Maybe the over- Senior defense, the Dragons victim know that you’re there for arching theme isn’t how we try were unable to get him or her. In doing this, you could The Savannah Sav- to prevent bullying or deal with anything going. give the victim the courage to stand ages trounced the the parties involved afterward, The first half of up to the bullies themselves. Cameron Dragons 55- but rather how we deal with the the third quarter, the Before you know it, the numbers 32, in the varsity boys problem at its source. wheels started falling will grow in the fight against bully- basketball Thursday, Jessie Funk, a motivational January 7, 2016. The off a little at a time. ing, and the issue will begin to be speaker who frequently ad- game started at 7, and The Savages picked less severe. We can put an end to dresses the topic of bullying, was held at the Cam- up the zone defense bullying, we just have to be willing talks about how victims should eron High School gym. intensity. The Dragons to take the first step, and the rest attempt to outsmart the bullies. During the first quar- were starting to lose will come easy. ter, the teams were the ball. They were There are a few different ways pretty evenly matched. tired and worn out the Shots were being second half of the third made by both teams. quarter because of the Tank Missed opportunities Savages intensity and also appeared on both defense. sides. The Dragons The Dragons fought Staff looked under control back a little bit in the Advisor: with everything they fourth quarter, but Melissa a. Robinson did. The Dragons were the Savages’ stamina was stronger than the Editor: also communicating Payton KeaRns very well within the Dragons’. Towards the end of the game, team. Photo Editor: coach Berry put in his Due to injuries, the Zoë Jones wheels started fall- back ups to give them ing off the Dragons some playing time. rePorters: cart during the second They took care of the WesteRly Jones ball and provided a lit- she Jones quarter. The Savages Zach MooRe took the upper hand tle bit of a spark when. Both boys and girls DeWey stebbins this quarter. Due to ManDa iKen varsity play in the Lath- a V the young and inexpe- GaGe Zeit rienced team that the rop tournament next Dragons had on the week. ContACt us At: floor, Savages were [email protected] 20 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, January 14, 2016

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Advertising Deadlines NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Cameron Shopper Classifieds A Section Deadline - Fridays, 10:00 a.m. For default in the payment of debt secured by deed of trust executed B Section Deadline - Mondays, 11:00 a.m. by James L. Evans and Sharon J. Evans, husband and wife, dated Index & User’s Guide - Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m. 4/21/2010, recorded 4/29/2010 as Document Number 2010-1170, in Citizen-Observer the Office of Recorder of Deeds, Clinton County, Missouri at Plattsburg, 201-250 301-350 Jewelry ...... 402 Farms ...... 554 Heating & Air Conditioning .. 685 Tree Pruning, Rem., Spray .. 794 the undersigned Successor Trustee will on Friday, 1/29/2016 between Lawn Mowers ...... 405 Small Acreages ...... 557 Heavy Equip. Operators ...... 686 TV/VCR Repair ...... 797 the hours of 9 o’clock a.m. and 5 o’clock p.m., specifically at 11:00AM, Announcements Employment Lawn Supplies ...... 408 Income Property ...... 560 Horseshoeing ...... 687 Typing - Resumes ...... 800 Medical Supplies ...... 411 Commercial Property ...... 563 Insulation, Siding ...... 688 Upholstery, Carpet, Drapes 803 at the West front door of the Clinton County Circuit Courthouse in Cemeteries ...... 201 Employment Services ...... 301 Miscellaneous ...... 414 Houses for Sale ...... 566 Insurance Services ...... 692 Vacuum Sales, Repairs ...... 809 Monuments, Funerals ...... 204 Job Information ...... 304 Plattsburg, Clinton County, Missouri, sell at public vendue tothe Musical Instruments ...... 417 Wanted, Real Estate ...... 569 Interior Decorating ...... 695 In Memoriam ...... 207 Temporary ...... 307 highest bidder for cash: Office Supplies ...... 420 Mobile Homes ...... 572 Internet/Compuer Serv...... 698 826-850 Card of Thanks ...... 210 Help Wanted ...... 310 Snow Equipment ...... 423 Mobile Home Sites ...... 575 Laundry, Dry Cleaning ...... 701 Recreation Special Notices ...... 213 Sales Help Wanted ...... 313 Sporting Goods ...... 426 Lawn & Garden Care ...... 704 Tickets ...... 216 Situations Wanted ...... 316 The land referred to herein below is situated in the County of Clinton, Tools ...... 429 Lawn Mowers, Sm. Eng...... 707 Waterproofing ...... 812 Amusements, Events ...... 222 Positions Wanted ...... 319 601-825 State of MO, and is described as follows: Wanted to Buy ...... 432 Leather Cleaning, Repair .... 710 Personal Watercraft ...... 826 Vacations, Resorts ...... 225 Childcare ...... 322 Special Services Wearing Apparel ...... 435 Legal Services ...... 711 Boats, Marine Supplies ...... 829 Schools-Instruction ...... 228 Care for Ederly ...... 325 Employment Opportunities 328 451-455 Adoption Services ...... 601 Masonry & Concrete ...... 713 Campers & Trailers ...... 832 A tract of land commencing at the Northeast corner of Section Twenty- Miscellaneous ...... 331 Air & Duct Cleaning ...... 607 Meat Processing ...... 714 Airplanes ...... 835 one (21), Township Fifty-six (56) North, Range Thirty (30) West, Clinton 231-275 Financial Air Services ...... 610 Miscellaneous Services ...... 716 Recreational Vehicles ...... 837 351-450 Alerations & Sewing ...... 616 Moving ...... 719 Miscellaneous ...... 838 County, Missouri; thence with the North line of the Northeast Quarter Pets & Supplies Merchandise Business Opportunities ...... 451 Antiques & Restorations ..... 619 Music Instruction ...... 721 of said Section North 89°38’19” West, 690.89 feet to the point of Money to Loan ...... 454 Appliance Repair ...... 622 Novelties & Spec. Gifts ...... 725 851-900 Lost Items/Pets ...... 231 beginning; thence departing from said line South 00°29’32” West, Miscellaneous ...... 455 Auctioneers ...... 623 Nursing, Rest Homes ...... 728 Found Items/Pets ...... 234 Antiques ...... 351 Automotive Auto Serives ...... 625 Odd Jobs ...... 731 1330.44 feet to the South line of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Miscellaneous ...... 237 Appliances ...... 352 501-550 Beauty & Barber Shops ...... 628 Painting & Papering ...... 737 Auto Parts ...... 851 Small Animals ...... 251 Auctions ...... 354 Quarter of said Section; thence along said line North 89°53’38” West, Rentals Bicycle, Motorcycle Repair . 631 Pest Control ...... 743 Auto Services ...... 854 Registered Pets ...... 254 Bicycles ...... 357 654.13 feet to the Southwest corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Bookkeeping, Taxes ...... 634 Photography ...... 749 Classic - Antique ...... 857 Miscellaneous Pets ...... 257 Building Materials ...... 360 Apartment, Furnished ...... 501 Carpentry & Remodeling .... 637 Piano Tuning & Repair ...... 752 Cars - Domestic ...... 863 Northeast Quarter of said Section; thence along Quarter Quarter Grooming & Supplies ...... 260 Business Equipment ...... 363 Apartments, Unfurnished ... 504 Catering/Food Services ...... 640 Plumbing, Sewer Service .... 755 Cars - Import ...... 866 Kennels/Pet Sitters ...... 263 Collectibles ...... 366 Section line North 00°29’33” East, 1333.35 feet to the Northwest Duplexes ...... 507 Childcare & Services ...... 643 Printing Services ...... 758 Motorcycles ...... 869 Horses & Ponies ...... 266 Computers ...... 369 corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter; thence Mobile Homes ...... 510 Cleaning - Comm/Home ...... 646 Rental Services ...... 761 Vans, Equipment ...... 872 Construction Equipment ..... 372 along the North line of said Section South 89°38’19” East, 654.11 feet 276-300 Electronics ...... 375 Houses ...... 513 Clocks, Watches, Jewelry ... 649 Roofing ...... 764 Sports Utility Vehicle ...... 876 Farmers Market Firearms ...... 378 Want to Rent ...... 516 Elderly Services ...... 654 Saddle & Tack ...... 767 Trucks ...... 875 to the point of beginning. Also known as tract 3. Flooring, Carpet ...... 380 Roommates ...... 519 Electrical Services ...... 655 Sewing Machine Repair ...... 768 Farm Trucks ...... 878 Sleeping Rooms ...... 522 Entertainment Services ...... 658 Shoe Repair ...... 770 Motor Homes ...... 881 Farm Equipment ...... 276 Flowers, Plants, Trees ...... 381 Office Space ...... 525 Excavating Services ...... 661 Snow Removal ...... 773 Trailers, 5th Wheels ...... 884 And Farm Supplies ...... 279 Fuel, Oil, Coal, Wood ...... 384 Business Property ...... 528 Fencing ...... 664 Storage ...... 776 Campers, Shells ...... 889 Livestock ...... 282 Furnaces, Heating Stoves ... 387 Farms & Farmland ...... 531 Financial Services ...... 667 Taxi Services ...... 785 Miscellaneous ...... 894 Poultry & Supplies ...... 285 Furniture ...... 388 Commencing at the Northeast corner of Section Twenty-one (21), Firearm Repair ...... 670 Therapy ...... 788 Wanted to Buy ...... 899 Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers ..... 288 Garage Sales ...... 389 551-600 Flooring, Carpet Install ...... 671 Trash Hauling & Clean-Up .. 791 Township Fifty-six (56) North, Range Thirty (30) West, Clinton County, Hay, Straw ...... 291 Good Things to Eat ...... 390 Real Estate Furniture Repair ...... 673 Farmers Wants ...... 294 Heating, Air Conditioning ... 393 Missouri; thence with the North line of the Northeast Quarter of said Health & Fitness ...... 676 Ad Payment: Farmers Services ...... 297 Holiday Items ...... 396 We accept cash, Section North 89°38’19” West, 363.29 feet to the point of beginning; Building Sites & Lots ...... 551 Health Care ...... 679 Farm Miscellaneous ...... 299 Household Goods ...... 399 checks, and credit cards. When thence departing from said line South 00°29’34” West, 1328.98 feet paying by phone, please have to the South line of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Place an ad… By Fax: By Email: credit card ready. When faxing said Section; thence along said line North 89°53’38” West, 327.59 feet; [email protected] thence departing from said line North 00°29’32” East, 1330.44 feet to 816-632-4508 your ad, include your credit By Phone: Busy? Take advantage after 5 the North line of the Northeast Quarter of said Section; thence along pm & on weekends & email us. card number. We’ll call back for said line South 89°38’19” East, 327.60 feet to the point of beginning. 816-632-6543 By Mail: confirmation. Also known as tract 4. Hours: Mon. - Fri. Classified Adv. On Line: Commonly known as and numbered 7922 NE 310th Street, Cameron 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. P. O. Box 498 www.mycameronnews.com MO 64429. Cameron, MO 64429 COMBO SPECIAL $33.50 to satisfy said debt and cost. OnE wEEk OnLy Figures to be Combo Special runs in 4 issues of the Cameron Shopper and 4 issues of the Citizen- Observer. Pittenger Law Group, LLC Only One Week Only Runs In Both The Cameron $ .19 No refunds available with this special. We will Successor Trustee $ .00 Shopper and Citizen-Observer. 5 lines or less, 4 gladly stop ad if you give us a call. 5 lines or $1.00 for each added line. per issue less, $1.00 for each added line. 10 Payment is needed before ad will run. Payment is needed before ad will run. By: ______Brandon T. Pittenger Only Only Member Items under $50 (asking value), up to 20 words. Items under $100 (asking value), up to 20 6900 College Boulevard, Suite 325 $ .00 Ad runs until item sells. $ .00 words. Ad runs until item sells. Overland Park, KS 66211 3 5 P.O. Box 7410 Overland Park, KS 66207 CRO­PLAND FOR RENT The pro­po­sal forms con­tact: Brian (913) 323-4595 Mis­souri De­part­ment of Con­ Gil­bert, Pony Ex­press Con­ser­ Thank you. We en­joyed the (913) 661-1747 fax PUBLIC ser­va­tion will accept­ cash rent va­tion Area, 7163 SW State Rt. love­ly cards on our 70th bid pro­po­sals to farm ap­prox­ RA, Osborn,­ Mo 64474, phone An­ni­ver­sary. Lyle and De­ NOTICE NOTICES imately­ 170 acr­es of cropland­ (816) 675-2205 bet­ween 8:00 lora Da­vis. on the Mc­Gee Fam­i­ly Con­ser­ a.m. and 5: 00 p.m., Mon­day Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. Section va­tion Area ap­prox­imately­ 1 through Fri­day. 1692c(b), no information concerning the collection of this debt may be given without the prior consent of the consumer given directly to 101 - Public Notices mile south of Plattsburg,Mo.­ A man­da­tory pre-bid meet­ 210 - Card of Thanks the debt collector or the express permission of a court of competent ing will be held at 1:00 pm at jurisdiction. The debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any the campground­ park­ing lot on information obtained will be used for that purpose. 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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

The Tax Increment Financing Commission of the City of Cameron, Missouri (“TIF Commission”) will be considering a proposed redevelopment plan to finance certain costs associated with a redevelopment Pursuant to Section 393.760 RSMO, notice is hereby given of a public hearing at 6:00 area that consists of less than one acre of property (commonly referred to as 616 Drive and 628 P.M. on February 1, 2016 at City Hall in Cameron, Missouri, regarding the engineering Lana Drive) located in the vicinity of the southeast corner of the intersection of Baldwin Drive and Lana report of CDM Smith and Bartlett & West, consulting engineers, for the purpose of Drive (“Proposed Redevelopment Area”), in the City of Cameron, Missouri (“City”), all in accordance determining the economic and engineering feasibility of financing a wholesale water with the Real Property Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment Act (“TIF Act”). The public is hereby notified that: distribution system and appurtenant facilities in order to provide water at wholesale to the entities listed below: • The City has received a proposal for redevelopment of the Proposed Redevelopment Area for commercial purposes. Entity • The City has issued a Request for Proposals to seek redevelopment plans and redevelopment projects that comply with the TIF Act to develop the Proposed Redevelopment Area and to finance redevelopment costs associated therewith. City of Cameron, Missouri • Responses to the Request for Proposals must include a completed TIF application and associated City of Maysville, Missouri documents as set forth in the Redevelopment Request for Proposals Packet. The Redevelopment City of Stewartsville, Missouri Request for Proposals Packet is available from the City upon request to the Office of the City’s Director of Economic Development. • All proposals shall be evaluated based upon the criteria set forth in the Redevelopment Request Interested parties may appear and participate in such hearing. A copy of the engineering for Proposals Packet. The right to reject and/or re-advertise the Request for Proposals is report is open for public inspection and is available from the City Clerk of the City of reserved. Cameron, Missouri. Submissions, which shall include an original and five copies, shall be marked “Response to RFP-MP-L4” and must be submitted to the Office of the Director of Economic Development, City of Cameron, City Great Northwest Wholesale Water Commission Hall, 205 North Main Street, Cameron, Missouri 64429, by 4:00 p.m. (local time) Thursday, February 4, c/o Cameron City Hall 2016. 205 North Main Street All submission materials become the property of the City. Sealed proposals and related documents Cameron, Missouri 64429 related to a negotiated contract are considered closed records until an agreement is executed, or all proposals are rejected. Barbara J. O’Connor City Clerk/Finance Clerk 22 - Citizen-Observer Classifieds Thursday, January 14, 2016 OA MEET­INGS eve­ry Wed­ Brome Mixed Grass Hay nes­day at 5:30 pm followed­ 5x5+ 1350 lbs, plas­tic twine, by AA/NA Meet­ing at 6:00 put up dry. 2014 hay: $25/bale Class A Drivers ACCEPTING BIDS pm upstairs above Subway on 2015 hay: $35/bale. Dis­count Main St. in Galla­ ­tin. For info for large quan­ti­ties. 816-560- Dohrn Transfer is seeking Class A City The City of Cameron will be accepting bids for one new con­tact Ju­lie Fish­er, 660-605- 0993 Cam­er­on 0371, [email protected] Drivers at our terminal in Cameron, zero turn front mount commercial mower. Instructions Hay for Sale Sq-bales. Brome PREG­NANT? & Brome mix - $3, Al­fal­fa - $4, MO! Starting wage is $19.25/hr and bid specifications may be picked up at City Hall, 205 BREAST FEED­ING? Big Bales: Brome Mix - $30 N. Main, or online www.cameronmo.com All bids must Have a child un­der 5? and $35, Al­fal­fa - $40. 816- and all of our drivers are Home Daily! be sealed, and delivered to the City Clerk of the City of You need Wic! Receive­ 649-8729. Cameron, 205 N Main, Cameron, MO 64429 by 10:15 vouch­ers for for­mu­la, milk, SMALL Square Bales, Brome Go to www.dohrn.com to apply. cheese, and more. $4 ea. Net wrapped round bales am January 20, 2016. Bids will be opened and read Reg­u­lar clinics­ month­ly. Don’t wait, apply today! aloud at that time. The City reserves the right to reject Call Cald­well Coun­ty Health $40 ea. 40 yrs ex­peri­ence. any and all bids. De­pt. 816-586-2311. Otis Marshall Mays­ville Or Clinton County Health 816-261-6941 Dept.816-539-2144. EOE. Barbara J. O’Connor 299 - Farm Miscellaneous City Clerk/Finance Clerk PETS & New heavy iron corral­ panels.­ SUPPLIES $60. Free re­placement­ if panel­ gets damaged.­ 816-507-3116 or CAM­ER­ON CROSS­ROADS 816-898-0234 AA GROUP: The Old School To the com­mun­i­ty of Polo Rm 7, 116 W 4th St, Cam­er­on. 260 - Grooming & Is looking for a Chaplain/Spiritual Counselor Thank you for your over­ Mon. Wed. Fri. & Sat. 12pm; Supplies EMPLOYMENT for Bereavement. Must be ordained and have whelm­ing love and sup­port Tues. & Thurs. 7pm; Sun. dur­ing this time of my life. 5pm. Open meetings­ Wed. GRAND PAWS PET one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) I am very blessed to live & last Sun. of every­ month in a com­mun­i­ty so car­ing with potluck at 4pm. Contact­ BOARD­ING & SA­LON or a minimum of a bachelor’s degree with 816-632-9429 and thoughtful.­ Thank you Bill 816-632-1896 or Gary & 310 - Help Wanted again for keeping­ me in Kathie 816-632-5414 or 816-449-3917. emphasis in counseling or related subjects. State Li­censed, Climate your thoughts and prayers.­ Crossroads AL-Anon Ac­cept­ing ap­pli­ca­tions for PRN Bra­dy Mc­Cas­key. Con­trolled. Ask about di­rect care staff with oppor­ ­tun­ Apply in person fax resume to 816-632-2914. Family Group Meeting­ our pickup/delivery. First Chris­tian Church i­ty to move up to part-time or 318 N Pine, Cam­er­on, MO full-time po­si­tions. Ap­ply at 607 Lana Drive, Suite B • Cameron Happy New Year Special 625 Har­ris Ln. 816-632-1677. 213 - Special Notices Thurs­days at 7:00 pm The only require­ ­ment is a $5 Off Grooming the whole Cam­er­on First Baptist­ Church is AA MEETINGS: family member or friend with month of January! By Appt. seek­ing qualified­ ap­plicants­ for Lathrop First Christian Church. a problem with alcohol/ Gracie’s Groomingdale’s a part time fi­nan­cial sec­re­tary. Mondays 7pm. Non-smoking. addiction. David­ 816-632- 1212 W 4th St at Twin Oaks Ex­peri­ence in ac­count­ing or Call 816-528-3130 or 6362, Tommie 816-724-5292 Vet Clinic, Cameron 816- re­lated­ fields pre­ferred. Some 816-586-3361. HUNT­ING­TON’S DIS­EASE 632-6460 Professional Pet ben­e­fits. Ap­ply in per­son or call Grooming for 41 Years AA OF GAL­LA­TIN Do you know someone with 816-632-7251. Applications Open Meet­ing Wed­. Nights, Hunt­ing­ton’s Dis­ease? ac­cepted­ un­til Janu­ary 15 at 4 7 pm, Upstairs above Subway North­west Mis­souri has a FARMERS p.m. sup­port group that meets the on Main St. Call Ju­lie 660-828-4511 2nd Mon­day of each month at MARKET Is taking applications for a full Lib­er­ty Hos­pi­tal (en­trance next INVOICE #AA1605 to di­a­ly­sis clinic)­ at 7pm. You ATTENTION are not alone. Call Becky at time RN needed for a growing CLASSIFIED 816-592-0950 ques­tions. 282 - Livestock CUSTOMERS LIFE Recovery Group RNs and LPNs Butch­er hogs ready to go. 250 team. Apply in person or fax We now require Cov­er­ing vari­ous is­sues $2,000 con­cern­ing re­cov­ery, for­give­ pounds. $160, will de­liv­er. 816- payment on ads ness, life in recov­ ­ery & 586-3161. Sign On Bonus! resume to 816-632-2914. before they can over­com­ing ad­ver­si­ties. 288 - Seeds, Feeds, run. We accept Tues. nights 7 pm, Cross­roads Corizon Health, a provider of Youth Building,­ 919 N Har­ris Fertilizers health services for the Visa, MC or Missouri Department of 607 Lana Drive, Suite B • Cameron St, Cam­er­on. For more in­fo For Sale: Clover­ Seed $2.20/lb. Corrections, has excellent Discover call 816-724-4341 Les­pe­de­za Seed $.80/lb. Al­fal­ opportunities at Crossroads Call 816-632-6543 NARC­OT­ICS fa, Brome, Orchard, Seed Oats Correctional Center in Cameron. RNs – Days or Class A CDL Driv­er-Ded­i­cat­ed Help Want­ed. Switch­board/Ad­ ANON­Y­MOUS: and oth­er Grass Seeds avail­ Lanes. MI to KC twice week­ly. mitting­ cler­i­cal po­si­tions avail­ able. All seed cleaned, bagged Nights; LPNs-Evenings. BE WISE! IM­MUN­IZE! Sundays @ 6:30pm Drop & Hook, No touch freight. able im­me­diately.­ High en­er­gy & germ tested.­ Steve Mills 816- Mea­sles & Whoop­ing cough 116 W. 4th St., Cam­er­on. If your interest and I pro­vide the truck- .32 cents/ en­vi­ron­ment; Shifts will vary. 805-5054. Matt Mills 816-786- are on the rise! Protect­ your Meeting room, main floor, satisfaction with your career mile. Denise­ 816-288-8329 Ap­ply at Cam­er­on Re­gion­al Old School. 800-561-2250 4880. are not what they used to child NOW! Im­mun­i­za­tions Green Hills Wom­en’s Shelt­er Med­i­cal Cen­ter 1600 E Ev­er­ UKC ANA help line. be, perhaps its time to try and well child checkups­ 291 - Hay,Straw something different in the is hir­ing for part time wee­kend green St. Cam­er­on, MO 64429 begin­ at birth. Regu­ ­lar clinics­ growing specialty field of staff at the Cam­er­on Shelter.­ EOE. month­ly in Cam­er­on, Plat­ BIG Bales 5x4, good mixed correctional healthcare! A Start­ing pay $9.50 per hour. tsburg & Lathrop.­ Call Clinton­ grass, $30 each. 816-804-8825 unique environment that Con­tact Tam­my at 816-632- HELP WANT­ED: provides a rewarding career Ap­ply in per­son Coun­ty Health De­part­ment in a specialized field that 4900. GHWS is an Equal Op­ now 816-539-2144. EOE. encompasses ambulatory por­tun­i­ty Em­ploy­er. Jokers­ Wild Truck Wash 816-632-3299. care, health education, Health Pro­grams Co­or­di­na­ urgent care and infirmary care. tor, part-time, Cam­er­on lo­ca­ HELP WANT­ED: Cook, Ha­mil­ SUDOKU ANSWER FOR Corizon Health offers tion. De­gree pre­ferred, re­lated­ ton Head Start, 29 hours/week. excellent compensation, ex­peri­ence may be con­sid­ Vis­it www.green­hillsheadstart.­ differentials and ered. De­scrip­tion, de­tails at org for job description and ap­ 1/07/16 comprehensive benefits. nwmoaaa.org. Send re­sume to pli­ca­tion, or call 660-359-2214. CONTACT: North­west Mis­souri Area Agen­ E.O.I. cy on Ag­ing, Box 185, Cam­er­ Kelly Tipton Oak­ridge of Plattsburg­ is look­ on 64429 or email to bstigall@­ or Hollie Hild ing for full time Nurse’s and 816-632-7244 nwmoaaa.org. EOE Kelly.Tipton@ CNA’s on our even­ing team, we Corizonhealth.com off­er full ben­e­fits & a flexi­ble OR sched­ule. Please come by 205 E View Job & Apply at: Clay Ave and pick up an appli­ ­ www,Careerbuilder.com ca­tion or con­tact Beth or Crys­ EOE/AAP/DTR tal at 816-539-2128. Of­fice Help Wanted.­ Must be able to multi-task­ 3 to 4 days per week. No weekends.­ Send EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY in GALLATIN, HAMILTON re­sume to P.O. Box 498A Cam­ AND SURROUNDING AREA er­on, Mo. 64429.

Rock­wood Vil­lage Access II I.L.C. is seeking candidates for Part-time Ac­cept­ing ap­pli­ca­tions for Personal Assistant Positions. Some weekend and evening main­tenence man. hours may be required. Individuals must register with Call 816-632-6325. the Family Care Safety Registry and pass additional background screenings. Experience working with persons with disabilities recommended. Great part-time opportunities! All aides hired will be required to attend training in Gallatin. Interested applicants can send in their resumes to Access II I.L.C., Attn: Dawn, 101 Industrial Parkway, Gallatin, MO 64648. Persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. Access II is an equal opportunity employer. Thursday, January 14, 2016 Classifieds Citizen-Observer - 23 The Ha­milton­ R-II School Dis­ Yard-Man yard vacuum,­ chip­ “Pub­lish­er’s no­tice: All real estate ad­vertised­ h­erein is sub­ject o­t NEW PRO­DUCTS: trict is ac­cepting­ ap­pli­ca­tions per, and shredder.­ 173CC gas. Aluminum Seamless Gutters. for the po­si­tion of Par­a­pro­ Used very little,­ like new. $300. th­e Fed­eral Fair Ho­using Act, wh­ich­ makes it illegal to­ ad­vertise Cash Buyer Work­man Fenc­ing & fes­sion­al. Hours for the po­si­ Call 816-724-1417 any pref­erence, limitatio­n, o­r d­iscriminatio­n b­ecause o­f­ race, co­l­ of Standing Con­struc­tion. Lester Build­ tion are from 7:40 a.m. to 3:30 o­r, religio­n, sex, h­and­icap, f­amilial status, o­r natio­nal o­rigin, o­r ing Sys­tems; Country­ Es­tate p.m. Mon­day through Friday.­ 414 - Miscellaneous Items intentio­n to­ make any such­ pref­erence, limitatio­n, o­r d­iscrimina­ Timber Fence, AG- Com­mer­cial- Ap­plicants­ must have one of tio­n. We will no­t kno­wingly accept any ad­vertising f­o­r real estate Horse. 30 yrs. exp. Call Gary the fol­low­ing min­i­mum qual­ Maple, Oak, off: 660-535-6112 For Sale: Ad­just­able Al­leys, ad­ wh­ich­ is in vio­latio­n o­f­ th­e law. All perso­ns are h­ereb­y ifi­ca­tions: 1) Min­i­mum of 60 cell: 816-387-3929 justs from 32” to 10” and 90 and inf­o­rmed­ th­at all d­wellings ad­vertised­ are availab­le o­n Cottonwood, college­ cred­it hours or 2) pass­ 180 de­gree sheet­ed tubs - all ing score on par­a­pro­fes­sion­al an equal o­ppo­rtunity b­asis.” Sycamore, Ash, 700 - Jewelry primed, painted­ with caulked praxis exam. Ap­pli­ca­tions may seams. www.cor­bin­steel.com, Hickory, Walnut be down­load­ed off of the dis­ Bring in Your Rings, Watch­es& call Philip­ 888-236-9990. Jew­el­ry. Re­siz­ing & Re­pair, trict web­site which is www.ha­ 504 - Apts., Unfurnished 660-644-5547 milton.k12.mo.us­ or picked up For Sale: Fence line and pas­ MO­BILE Home for Rent Watch Batteries: All Done In or Sale. 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