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Photo by Becky Curtis CHS ’76 Twenty-three Cameron High School Band members were selected to participate in the 2016 Northern Missouri Invitational Band Concert, held at Goodrich Auditorium on Monday. One hundred and four musicians from Cameron, Gallatin, Maryville, Maysville, Penney, and South Harrison High Schools performed under the direction of Ann Clark, Blake Duren, Ted Keck, Jeremy Krug, Mallory Mahon, Xandria Obico, Brandon Wehmeyer and Nathanial Wehmeyer. The concert was the culmination of two days of auditions, clinics, and practice. Cameron students that performed include: Brianna Chastain, Haley Reynolds, Brittany Slaughter, Bai- ley Caldwell, Khayla Hollingsworth, Hailey Roach, She’ Jones, Jordan Bradford, Katlynn Hughes, Keisha Rush, Camryn Clay, Lauren Peck, John Rupert, Gabi Lohman, Nicole Provin, Michelle Short, Hunter Akins, Alex Caldwell, Madelyn Lohman, Tana Anderson, David Curtis, Sahara Huffman and Sam Evans. Discussion centers on City council sets general swimming pool, ball election By Chris Johnson General election Editor The council passed all three readings fields [email protected] of the ordinance authorizing the general election for April 5. The term of former projects and how to fund them. The Cameron city council passed a bill By Chris Johnson councilman Bill Rose-Heim expires in April Councilman Lynn Rogers expressed his to certify the April 5 election during their Editor and there will be three candidates on the [email protected] concern that no plans have been put forth. session Tuesday evening at city hall. The “Last summer, I heard there was all ballot, Frank Buck, John Feighert, and Lynn Debate on the lack of any plans being council also approved bills related to a Rogers. The term of office is three years. kinds of other plans and nobody’s brought local sales tax on out of state purchases, presented for a new swimming pool and forth a plan yet. So far, in the past five Rogers is currently serving the remainder of new ball fields and how to move forward improvements to the sewer collection system Rose-Heim’s term. months, I’ve yet to hear anything positive and at the wastewater treatment plant, and on both projects took up a large portion of or anything brought forth to the council.” the Cameron city council meeting Tuesday obtaining a local liquor license. There was Motor vehicle local sales tax Councilwoman Darlene Breckenridge, also lengthy discussion regarding plans for a evening at city hall. who is a member of a committee appointed Final approval was given to a bill that Last August, voters defeated a proposed new swimming pool and new ball fields (see would place a ballot question before the by Mayor Dennis Clark to come up with related story). half-cent economic development sales tax. ideas for improvements in the community, Revenue from the sales tax would have specifically the swimming pool and ball See COUNCIL on page 2 been used for economic development fields, said there have no plans presented. purposes, including rebuilding the existing “Excuse me, but I will say this. He swimming pool, construction of a new ball (Clark) appointed a committee, is all he did. School board adopts field complex, and acquiring and developing We didn’t have to go and be that committee. land for economic development prospects. So, there was no other plan.” Since September, the council agenda has When asked by Breckenridge if he would included allowing individuals or groups new graduate to present proposals or thoughts on both See DISCUSSION on page 2 recognition policy By Chris Johnson High school principal Mark Wiegers Three candidates for city Editor presented information on the proposal [email protected] to switch to a Latin system to recognize graduating seniors for academic excellence council The Cameron Board of Education during commencement exercises. Tuesday was the last day for candidates to Schmitz were the only persons to file for the approved contract extensions for the In the past, the valedictorian and file for the April election and three persons two seats up for election. superintendent and assistant superintendent salutatorian, those students with the are running for Cameron city council Petersen was appointed to the school and a proposal to switch to a Latin system two highest grade point averages, Frank Buck, John Feighert and Lynn board in 2009 and won election in 2010 for recognition of graduates during their were recognized and also spoke during Rogers have all filed for the one seat on and 2013. Schmitz was appointed to fill monthly meeting Monday evening at the commencement. the council that is up for election on April the remainder of the term of Ann Goodwin administration building. Wiegers said this year the valedictorian 5. Rogers was appointed last December to Clark, who resigned in May 2014, and then and salutatorian are separated by one- fill the remainder of the term of Bill Rose- he won election to a one-year term last April. The contract for superintendent Dr. Matt hundredth of a percent, the top ten seniors are Heim, who resigned in October. The term of office is three years. Robinson, who has a three-year contract, separated by four-hundredths of a percent, For the Cameron R-1 Board of Education, Among the other offices that are up for was extended to 2019 and the contract for and the next seven seniors are separated by incumbents Michelle Petersen and Doug election on April 5 are Cameron Ambulance assistant superintendent Dr. Chris Shanks, eight-hundredths of a percent. He feels all of District Board and Cameron Special Road who has a two-year contract, was extended those students should be recognized during District Board. to 2018. The board passed a motion to that commencement. The last day to register to vote in the effect unanimously. Wiegers is proposing a switch to the April 5 election is March 9. Graduate recognition See BOARD on page 2 2 - Citizen-Observer The Jump Thursday, January 21, 2016 DISCUSSION__ from front page COUNCIL______from front page serve on the committee, Rogers said he actual plan that was presented, doesn’t give voters regarding a local sales tax on motor proposed projects that would be funded would. you license to appoint me to a committee, vehicles, trailers, boats, and outboard motors through the city’s special project partnership. John Feighert, also a member of the and it doesn’t put the burden on me to come purchased out of state. The first application was for a mural to be committee, said the park board had a plan up with ideas for you to implement.” In January 2012 the Missouri Supreme painted on the east wall of the Lily Anna’s ready to go. Mayor Clark said he appointed the Court issued a decision that only cities Home and Garden store at the corner of “The mayor went in and said hey we’re committee to work on suggestions and ideas with a use tax could collect local sales tax Third and Walnut. looking at having a whole big thing, the to address the issues of an aging swimming on out of state purchases. The ruling had Nada Woodworth and Pat Jones said economic development thing is going to go pool and inadequate ball fields. no effect on Cameron since the city did not there is an agreement with the owner of in here with it. I’m not even upset with the “We worked for years on this to come up have a local use tax in effect. In response Lily Anna’s to paint the mural on the wall fact that he did it, I’m upset with the fact with a plan and it was just torn to shreds. to the Supreme Court decision, the Missouri and they have also been in contact with a that they should’ve said, ‘no, we’re going to Okay, we’ve done everything we can. Bring legislature passed a bill that re-imposed the muralist about the project. go ahead and go forward and let you guys us a plan. It was said, ‘you won’t listen to local sales tax on vehicle sales in the form The mural would include a train present it.’” us.’ ” You’ve got a spot on every agenda, and of an administrative fee. The legislature also locomotive with an agricultural scene in Quentin Lovejoy, another member of the you have had for the last five months. And stipulated that those cities that did not have the background, “because those are the two committee, voiced his displeasure over the all I asked was that it be an actionable plan, a use tax in place prior to August of 2013 industries that built the city of Cameron, the process and how the committee was formed. that it be legal, that you explain the terms must receive voter approval to continue this railroad and agriculture,” Woodworth said. “Asking us to do your job is absurd. Just and the financing of how we’re going to administrative fee by November of 2016. After discussion, the council unanimously because I openly opposed the plan, and accomplish it.” The council passed the bill that would passed a motion to provide $10,000 from agreed that there’s a need, but I opposed the put the question to the voters on whether to the community project account towards the continue application and collection of the mural project. local sales tax on the out of state purchases. The second application considered was City manager Mark Gaugh said at the Dec. from Cameron Veterans Memorial Golf BOARD______from front page 21 meeting if the tax is discontinued it would Club for replacing the heating and cooling cost the city roughly $25,000 to $50,000 per unit in the clubhouse and to repair the bridge Latin system, which would compute the Education Act of 1965. The U.S. Dept. year. The measure will appear on the Aug. on hole 7 on the golf course. grade point average to two decimal points. of Education will issue regulations for 2, 2016 ballot. City attorney Troy Dietrich said Students that have a GPA of 4.01 and higher implementation of the law providing funds to the golf club was a closer would graduate Summa Cum Laude, those “We do know it does increase some Collection system improvements project call legally, “I think it could be deemed that finish with a GPA between 3.90 and 4.00 flexibility with some of the things we’ve The council passed the second reading unconstitutional if challenged because the would graduate Magna Cum Laude, and been doing. At this point in time, we’re still and the final reading of an ordinance primary benefit may not be for the public’s those seniors with a GPA between 3.75 and going to have assessments, we’re still going entering into an agreement with Visu-Sewer, use because it’s a golf club. People are 3.89 would graduate Cum Laude. by the Missouri learning standards, and Inc. of Pewaukee, Wisconsin to make paying money to use the course.” He said changing to the Latin system those things haven’t changed.” improvements to the sewer collection basin As a result, the council could not fund the would satisfy part of the high school’s current in the northwest section of the city. project. Comprehensive School Improvement Plan. CSIP Lorrie Hill of HDR Engineers told the During public participation, Julie Wiegers said among the Class of 2016, 23 The district’s current CSIP plan runs council the project has been identified as Blackwell, who is secretary of the golf club seniors would qualify for recognition under through 2016. Robinson said he would like a priority for removal of infiltration and board, asked the council to reconsider its the Latin system. to work on developing a new CSIP this inflow, which overloads the capacity of decision. Under the plan presented, the change spring to have in place for the next school the basin. She said the project includes “I want to reiterate that we are a semi- would be gradually phased in with the year and is also working on assembling a rehabilitation of the lines to reduce the private course. There are a number of events current system used for the Class of 2016. survey for public input. infiltration and inflow. and organizations that use our course to raise For the Class of 2017, both the valedictorian/ Hill said the project also includes money. And those monies raised directly salutatorian and Latin system would be Zero-based budgeting replacing about 2,100 feet of sewer along benefit many of the children and people of used, and beginning with the Class of 2018, Robinson said the goal is to align the Harris Street between Eighth Street and the city.” the Latin system only would be used to district budget with the objectives of the Grand with a larger size line. recognize the graduates. CSIP. Visu-Sewer submitted the low bid City manager’s report As for how to determine who among the “I think it’s a better way to look at of $1,456,787, which was higher than Zac Johnson gave the city manager’s graduates would speak during the ceremony, finances. Ideally what I’d love to be able to the $1,215,000 estimated by HDR. The report in place of Mark Gaugh, who was Wiegers said one idea being considered do is to make this be matched to the CSIP. I ordinance includes a change order that unable to attend. is for seniors to audition before a panel of want to see a better accounting process for reduced the contract to $1,212,416. Johnson said the permits required for faculty and parents. how we’re actually using our money.” those who want to operate an all terrain Board members felt it was a good idea He is hoping to have zero-based budgeting Wastewater treatment plant vehicle on city streets should be available to switch to the new system and, after in place by the 2017-2018 school year. improvements next month. discussion, passed a motion to implement The second reading and the final reading Bids will come in on Jan. 28 for the the combination of the valedictorian/ In other business, the board approved a was approved of a bill to enter into an sidewalk project on Walnut Street from salutatorian and Latin system for this year’s motion to hire administrators for the 2016- agreement with Irvinbilt Constructors, Inc. Grand Avenue to north of U.S. Highway 36. graduating class and to use the Latin system 2017 school year. They include principal of Chillicothe for improvements at the City staff is reviewing the plans for the only beginning for the Class of 2017. Mark Wiegers and assistant principal Brett wastewater treatment plant. street reconstruction project in the Lathrop/ Jones at the high school, principal Tiffani Hill said the improvements include Sixth Street area. Public meetings will be Supt. Robinson presented reports to the Collins and assistant principal Hadley Fisher replacing aging infrastructure that the plant held with residents in the area to explain the board on three topics, the Every Student at the veterans middle school, principal uses to treat the sludge that comes from the project. Succeeds Act, the district’s Comprehensive Laurie Mefford at the intermediate school, treatment process, installation of mixers in Ameresco is evaluating the lighting, and School Improvement Plan (CSIP), and zero- principal Donna Rush at the elementary the oxidation ditches, installation of a fixed the sound and video system in the council based budgeting. school, and Janet Smith as director of special generator to provide a backup power source, chambers for possible upgrades. services. and putting in a non-potable water pump Johnson said the first shipment of L.E.D. Every Student Succeeds Act The board also accepted resignations station which will reduce the plant’s reliance street lights have come in and have been The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) from Nic Joint, high school/middle school of using potable water for washing down the installed from Second Street north to near was signed into law on Dec. 10, 2015 and mathematics teacher, and Megan Cook, basins. the Wal-Mart store. reauthorizes the Elementary and Secondary seventh grade assistant volleyball coach. Irvinbilt submitted the low bid of $3,337,400, which was higher than the Planning and Zoning Commission engineer’s estimate of $3,291,000. This Chairman Mike O’Donnell spoke to the Banning lobbyist’s gifts to government officials ordinance also included a change order that council regarding a resolution in support clears committee reduced the contract to $3,255,000. of improvements at Interstate 35/U.S. Highway 36 and Bob F. Griffin Road as part Missouri Digital News spend for a public official and no limit on Change to temporary liquor license of an update to the city’s comprehensive campaign contributions that any one source ordinance plan. O’Donnell said he plans to present the Without a dissenting vote, the House can make to a political candidate. The council approved the second reading resolution for the council’s consideration at Government Oversight Committee approved House and Senate leaders have made eth- of a bill that streamlines the process for their next meeting. a near complete ban on lobbyists providing ics issues a top priority after the resignation vendors to obtain a temporary city liquor anything of value to state officials. of two senior lawmakers following allega- license. The bill amends the city code so that tions of inappropriate behavior with female The committee vote comes after the a caterer that possesses a valid state and a Call 816-632-6543 House has approved a related package of college interns working for the legislature. valid local liquor license need not obtain a ethics bills to delay when a legislator could The lobbyist gift bill is not a complete separate license for the city. to start your become a lobbyist after leaving office and ban. It would allow wining and dining of subscription today legislators or public officials if the entire tighten financial disclosure laws. Community projects or visit us online! Missouri is the only state in the nation group were invited to participate. The council considered applications with no limit on how much a lobbyist can presented at the Dec. 21 meeting for two www.mycameronnews.com Thursday, January 21, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 3 Fun and Facts Club Enter the Gatsby Days January meeting Poetry Contest By Carol Bunch a medical emergency, was prepared by adult category, the top three poems will earn members. By Denise Siegel Contributed Contributed awards of $25 for first place, $15 for second Ruby had two fun things for us. The first place and $10 for third place. Cash prizes The Fun and Facts Club met at the home one was “The Student Who Obtained 0% Even though Gatsby Days is a few will also be given in four different age groups of Carol Bunch January 12, 2016 at 1:30 p.m. on an Exam”, even though all his answers months away the committee is getting ready in the children’s category. For kindergarten It was a bright winter day, we were all glad were correct they were not what the teacher for the annual poetry contest. Adult poets through second grade, the awards will be $5 it was dry underfoot. Visiting began while was looking for. I think we did the same quiz may enter their work until Feb. 15. The for first, $3 for second and $1 for third, and we checked out blooming flowers inside and last year, we did a little better this year when deadline for the children is April 1. third through fifth grade will receive $8 for birds at the feeder outside the back window. some of it began to come back to us. Poets may submit one or two poems of first, $5 for second and $3 for third. Grades We gathered at the dining table for soup and The second was a New Year Quiz, some original work, titled, neatly typed or written sixth through eighth will garner prizes of salad and a little dessert. things we are kind of sharp at and others with no off-color language. Each poem $15 for first place, $10 for second place and Our meeting was called to order by Ruby seem to be a complete blank. must be submitted on a separate page and $5 for third place and poets in ninth through Scott, President. Five members answered Carol shared four puzzles recently the poets will be giving their permission in twelfth grades will be awarded $20 for first, roll call with a self-improvement we would completed and four boxes of puzzles left to submitting their poems to be printed in the $15 for second and $10 for third. like to work on. Dues for the coming year do, a project to keep busy until spring. chapbook which the committee sells for a Entries should be mailed to Sharon Senger, were collected, adding $10 to our treasury Our next meeting will be February 9 at fund raiser at the Poetry Café during Gatsby 213 Virginia Road, Excelsior Springs, MO and making a balance of $27. A card for Dino’s at 11:30. Our roll call will be a place Days weekend on April 23. 64024, or emailed to slsenger@sbcglobal. Marjorie Packard, who is mending after I would like to visit. The winners of the poetry contest will be net. Be sure to include your name, address, contacted after judging is completed, but in phone number and email address with your addition, poets are encouraged to read their entry. For additional information, contact poems during the Poetry Café event, starting Sharon Senger at the email address above Northwest Missouri’s at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 23, at Paradise or at 816-630-5468, or Stephany Hughes at Playhouse, 101 Spring St., Excelsior [email protected]. More information is Springs, Missouri. also available at the Gatsby Days Web site, Gun Show returns to the Winners will receive cash prizes. In the esculturalguild.com. Civic Arena Submitted meet the needs of hunters and collectors, Kansas State University in addition to special items focused on self- The St. Joe Gun & Knife Show returns defense. to the Civic Arena Jan. 23-24, 2016. This The public is invited to bring their guns semester honors event brings together gun enthusiasts, and trade with dealers. For individuals A record 3,900 Kansas State University students hunters, collectors, and people looking for interested in selling or swapping a gun, have earned semester honors for their academic protection. Public interest in gun ownership law enforcement will be at the entrance performance in the fall 2015 semester. is still on the rise, however, the reasons for inspecting weapons. Students earning a grade point average for owning guns are changing. Most gun owners Show promoters advocate high ethical the semester of 3.75 or above on at least 12 said the main reason they owned a gun was standards of firearms trading which credit hours receive semester honors along with for hunting, but there has been an increase in promotes positive public perceptions of gun commendations from their deans. The honors also interest from individuals looking for a gun and knife shows and proudly support the are recorded on their permanent academic records. for personal protection. Whether you are a National Rifle Association (NRA) in efforts The following student earned honors from Kansas State University: hunter, a collector, or someone looking for to keep citizens right to bear arms. Dominique Wiedmaier of Maryville, the granddaughter of Ron and Debbie Wiedmaier protection, this show has what you need. 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LIKE US US on facebook FOLLOW Friend Service 9:00 a.m. to Cameron Newspapers on twitter 12 Noon @Cameron_News Free lunch immediately following. www.MyCameronNews.com Everyone is Welcome & Others by Appointment 4 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, January 21, 2016 Why change is needed… Clinton County By Chris Shanks, Ed. D. a statewide high school assessment for state Assistant Superintendent accountability; however the state standards Cameron R-1 School District shall be aligned to the assessment. Commissioners Report for Bridge 10500301 on NE Hughes Road. Much has changed since 1965; however ESSA requires a statewide system By Larry C. King County Collector Michelle Wells turned there is one thing that remains constant. of accountability based on challenging Second District Commissioner in a check for $165 from tax maintenance Poverty is still identified as one of the academic standards that will meaningfully Contributed fund for supplies. greatest barriers to educational achievement differentiate schools based on the following Wes Weber with Goldberg Group Zoning Director Beth Farwell was before in the United States. criteria: academic proficiency on state Architect was before the Commission to the Commission to have them sign divided The Elementary and Secondary assessments, academic growth of student introduce himself. and rezoned area of Greg and Shelley Kerns Education Act (ESEA) was first passed populations, and a 95% assessment Commissioner Wilken contacted Chief from Ag A to Ag B. by Congress and signed into law in 1965 participation rate for students. ESSA Julia Walls with MSHP driver testing Commission approved 2016 holidays. by President Lyndon Johnson as part on requires states to continue to publish state regarding switching drivers license testing Mark Baker, JB-LB insurance, was his “War on Poverty”. The act provided report cards that are easily understood by the dates due to the Primary Election on March before the Commission regarding healthcare funds for public education for professional public and provide academic achievement 15th. coverage for the county employees. It was development, instructional materials, and information for additional subgroups for Commissioner Wilken signed papers for decided to remain with Lifestyle for group resources to support educational programs. accountability purposes. Decker Construction Services. health insurance. ESEA was the federal government’s first ESSA will be fully in place beginning in Road and Bridge Director Doug Williams Lawrence Goldberg with Goldberg Group effort to shorten the achievement gap among the 2017-18 school year. Currently, I expect contacted the Commission stating that Architects, PC was before the Commission students in the United States. no major shifts in Missouri’s education Decker Construction was to be paid for work to discuss roofing and jail issues. More recently, the Every Student policy as a result of the passage of ESSA. within 30 days of completion. Commissioner Wilken signed the 2016 Succeeds Act (ESSA) was signed into law on The act maintains the current assessment Mary Jo and Charlie Sloan along with Employer application for Lifestyle Health December 10, 2015. This Act reauthorized requirements, which the state carries out Lori Colvin were before the Commission to Insurance Plan. the ESEA of 1965 and replaced the No Child through the Missouri Assessment Program discuss Wind Industry. Sheriff Hensen and Buddy Weller were Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2002. The focus (MAP). This spring students in grades 3-8 Zoning Director Beth Farwell was before before the Commission to discuss concerns still remains the same as ESSA is designed will take summative assessments in English the Commission regarding the appointment about removing the security checkpoint to ensure equitable opportunities and language arts and Mathematics. High school of Mike Gassmen to the Planning and from the front door of the courthouse. progress for all students. ESSA still requires end-of-course assessments will be required Zoning Board. Zoning Director Beth Farwell was high standards, high-quality assessments, in English II, Algebra I, Algebra II, Biology, Judge Thomas Chapman, Circuit Clerk before the Commission regarding sewage and necessitates a continued statewide and American Government. ESSA will not Molly Livingston and Juvenile Officer issues at Lake Arrowhead. She also stated accountability system. affect the state’s ongoing review process of Adrienne Lloyd were before the Commission she had received a check for a Special Use ESSA requires the state education agency the Missouri Learning Standards in which to discuss budget. Permit from NextEra but no application. to adopt challenging academic content all of the above assessments will be aligned. Judge Chapman issued a check to She also stated she received an e-mail from standards and aligned academic achievement Also, the ACT will once again be offered Clinton County in the amount of $102.30 for an attorney representing the people against standards in mathematics, reading/English for all 11th grade students this spring by the Courtroom improvements. wind turbines. language arts, and science. These standards Missouri Department of Education. Kevin Long was before the Commission Commissioner Wilken called Reggie must be in alignment with entrance standards Fifty years have passed since the signing to discuss roofing issues. Johnson with APAC Quarries regarding for credit-bearing coursework in the state’s of the Elementary and Secondary Education Commissioner Wilken attended WIOA the higher cost of crush and run rock than public higher education system and also be Act, and the mission to conquer the economic on Dec. 1 and MoKan on Dec. 2. originally quoted. aligned with industry recognized technical divide in educational opportunities provided Zoning Director Beth Farwell was before Second District Commissioner King education credentials. to students continues across our district, our the Commission regarding rezoning Plat signed Region D Checks. ESSA requires high-quality academic state, and our nation. The goal of public from AgA to AgB, 6.71 acres of Molly and Mike McCollum was before the assessments in grades 3 through 8, and once education has remained the same today Larry Livingston off NW 297th Street. Commission with concerns on Haynesville in high school in the subject areas of English as it was in 1965: to produce high school Terry Beers and Zoning Director Beth Road. language arts and Mathematics. It will graduates that are career-ready or college- Farwell were before the Commission to Commissioner King will get a report for require grade-span assessments in science. ready so that they may become productive, update them on the last zoning meeting. Mr. McCollum. ESSA allows the state education agency to responsible, and self-sufficient members of Jesus Lopez-Gomez from the KC Star The Commission received the final consider the use of a nationally recognized society. Time certainly will tell all. Thanks was before the Commission regarding progress invoice project information for high school academic assessment in lieu of and have a great week. Century Link for the Holt area. BRO-B025 (20) over Little Platte River Beth Farwell, Zoning Director was in the amount of $8,203.12 for consultant before the Commission regarding the order services. for Larry and Molly Livingston’s rezoning. Commissioner Wilken contacted Weather report Beth Farwell submitted a list of 2015 Dave Burgen with SEMA regarding board members from the various townships. reimbursement monies. Low High Precip. Jan Nissen with ECCHIC was before Ion England contacted Commissioner the Commission to provide information King with concerns about ice on Road 292. Jan. 12 15 35 Precipitation in January: 0.72 regarding her company’s insurance. Jan. 13 17 43 Total precipitation for 2016: Commissioner Wilken signed pay request Jan. 14 35 54 0.72 inches Jan. 15 23 37 Information provided by City Jan. 16 16 31 of Cameron Water Plant Jan. 17 -4 15 0.04 Jan. 18 -2 23

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Box 498, Closed Saturday and Sunday Cameron, MO Thursday, January 21, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 5 Cameron Nutrition Obituaries Center Glenn Keener 1944-2016 By Don Dignan with you, cry and… you have to blow your CNC Administrator nose. KANSAS CITY – Glenn Keener, age 71, He was a man who loved the Lord and 20. There are none so blind as…Stevie of Kansas City, Mo. passed away January 1, lived his life accordingly. 1st Grader Answers Wonder. 2016. He is preceded in death by his wife A first grade teacher had twenty-five 21. Children should be seen and not… Burial at Veterans Cemetery near Kathleen Keener and his mother Pauline students in her Clarkston, Michigan class. spanked or grounded. Richmond, Virginia at a later date. Dice. She presented each child in her class the 22. If at first you don’t succeed… get new Glenn was born September 22, 1944 in Survivors include a brother, Robert first half of a well-known proverb and asked batteries. Joplin, Mo. He grew up in Cameron, Mo. and Snedden and wife Ruth Snedden of Lawson, them to come up with the remainder of the 23. You get out of something only what attended Cameron High School. He joined Mo., a sister, Kay Battaile and husband proverb. It’s hard to believe these were you… see in the picture on the box. the U.S. Navy in 1962. After four years in Ellis Battaile of Richmond, Va., and several actually done by first graders. Their insight 24. When the blind lead the blind… get service he was honorably discharged. nieces and nephews. may surprise you. While reading, keep in out of the way. mind that these are just 6-year-olds, because And the WINNER is... the last one... the last one is classic... although sad to see 25. Better late than… pregnant. Joyce Ann King it said! 1934-2016 1. Don’t change horses…until they stop. Monday: Pitch Games 9:30 AM 2. Strike while the… bug is close. Tuesday: Bridge Games 9:30 AM JOPLIN – Joyce Ann King of Joplin, Brown and granddaughters, Rebekka and 3. It’s always darkest before… Daylight Wednesday: Matinee 12:15 PM Mo. passed away on January 17, 2016. Erika of Blue Springs, Mo. and daughter, Saving Time. Thursday: Blood Pressure Checks 10:30 Joyce was born in Clinton County and Carrie Brown and grandsons, Zack and Ben 4. Never underestimate the power of… AM attended schools in this area, and graduated of Joplin; brothers, Ron (Judie) King of termites. Friday: Libel Hearing Aid Service 9 – 2 from Cameron High School. Grass Valley, California, and Martin King 5. You can lead a horse to water but… PM She was preceded in death by her mother, of Cameron; sisters, Susan Moore of Paola, how? BINGO is played on Tuesday, Thursday Hazel King, sister, Mildred Price, and Kansas, and Judy (Terry) Hill of Cameron; 6. Don’t bite the hand that… looks dirty. & Friday after lunch. brother, Edwin King. many nieces and nephews. 7. No news is… impossible. FITNESS CENTER is open Monday She is survived by son, Jeff (Karen) Cremation and services are pending. 8. A miss is as good as a…Mister. through Friday ‘til 2 PM. 9. You can’t teach an old dog new… math. Next week’s Menu: 10. If you lie down with dogs, you’ll… stink in the morning. Alternative desserts may be substituted. Central Methodist 11. Love all, trust… me. Salad bar is available daily for congregate. 12. The pen is mightier than the… pigs. 13. An idle mind is… the best way to Jan. 25: BBQ Rib on a bun, 3 Bean Salad, relax. Scalloped Corn, Peaches Announces Dean’s List 14. Where there’s smoke there’s… Jan. 26: Creamy Garlic Turkey, Roasted Denise Weigand from Weatherby, a pollution. Potatoes, Green Beans, Bread, Dump physics major at the main campus in Fayette. 15. Happy the bride who… gets all the Cake Molly Mott from Altamont, a pre- presents. Jan. 27: Chili, Beets, Pears, Crackers, elementary education major at the main 16. A penny saved is… not much. Cinnamon Roll campus in Fayette. 17. Two’s company, three’s… the Jan. 28: Roast Beef Au Jus, Potato Wedges, To qualify for Dean’s List recognition, Musketeers. Stewed Tomatoes, Apricots one must have completed 12 or more FAYETTE - Central Methodist 18. Don’t put off till tomorrow what… Jan. 29: Baked Chicken, Potatoes, Green credit hours during the fall and achieved a University has announced the fall 2015 you put on to go to bed. Beans, Bread, Green Tomato Bread 3.50 or higher grade point average on the Dean’s List. This list is comprised of 19. Laugh and the whole world laughs University’s 4.0 scale, according to Dr. Rita students from the main campus in Fayette, Gulstad, Provost. Mo., as well as the online programs and Since its founding in 1854, CMU has extended sites across the state. evolved into a university that confers Local students on this list include: master’s, bachelor’s and associate’s degrees Abigail Cross from Osborn, a business through programming on its main campus major at the main campus in Fayette. in Fayette, Mo., and through extension sites Miranda Weigand from Weatherby, a located across Missouri and online. 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Why else did Obama circumvent over $4 million every year in beef checkoff beef, which is around 30% of all beef. videos” and you’ll see atrocities committed congress and make a “deal” with the fees. The National Cattlemen’s Beef against innocent civilians that are so horrific Iranians over their nuclear ambitions (www. Missouri cattle producers can register to Association effectively lobbied Congress to they are equaled to the treatment of the Jews usnews.com)? Only a Kool-Aid drinking vote on this checkoff increase by going online repeal COOL (Country of Origin Labeling) in WWII by the Russians and Germans! moron would believe Iran is not interested to www.agriculture.mo.gov or by going to so that people at the supermarket won’t The perpetrators of these heinous acts are in developing nuclear weapons. Who do their county USDA FSA office. They can know what country their beef comes from. Islamic terrorists, who are committed to you think Iran will target with its nukes? I’ll also get a voter registration form by calling The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association killing anyone who is not Muslim or who give you a hint: “Death to America; Death (573) 751-5633. Voter registration will end gets the majority of the Beef Checkoff is not Muslim enough! What you will to Israel!” on March 4, 2016. You must be registered dollars. They are playing us from both sides see in these videos is incomprehensible; The U.S. military’s mission in the in order to be eligible to vote. Ballots will of the fence with our own money. defenseless men, women, and children Middle East should focus on killing Islamic be mailed to registered cattle producers on The Missouri Beef Industry Council is are being beheaded, crucified on wooden terrorists and destroying their war-fighting April 4, 2016; they must be returned with a asking for a raise, but they currently have crosses, burned alive, drowned in cages, capability. We should use any weapon at our postmark deadline of April 15, 2016 to be $700,000 of our money in their reserve. shot in the head, and blown to pieces with disposal, including waterboarding captured considered valid. Results of the vote will be The Missouri Department of Agriculture explosives! The women and young girls are terrorists to collect valuable intelligence. announced April 25, 2016. letterhead says, “Serving, promoting often beaten, gang-raped, and stoned before The United States shouldn’t involve itself Here are some facts about the Missouri and protecting the agriculture producers, they are murdered! Homosexuals are bound, in every country’s business, but we certainly Beef Checkoff, which was passed by processors and consumers of Missouri’s gagged, and thrown onto the street from the shouldn’t turn our back on Israel and crawl Congress in 1985. Since 1985, Missouri food, fuel and fiber products”. The Missouri roofs of tall buildings! Why? Because these into bed with our enemies! To quote Mike cattle producers have been paying over 2 Department of Agriculture gets a share of the Islamic terrorists believe it is THEIR DUTY Huckabee, “You can’t create for other people million dollars per year. Since 1985, beef Checkoff dollars for collecting the Checkoff to rid the world of infidels and to convert the a desire for freedom and democracy…[the consumption has gone down 31% nationally. from sale barns. The Missouri Department world to Islam! Well, so much for religious military’s role] is to kill and destroy our Since 1985, Missouri has lost 40% of its of Agriculture, the packers, the Cattlemen’s tolerance! Every decent American should enemy and to make America safe.” cattle producers. I don’t support giving the Beef Board and the supermarkets all have be appalled and angered at the unspeakable Friends, we must annihilate any and MBIC a huge raise with results like that. something to gain by our hard work and violence committed by ISIS terrorists and all threats to our national security, foreign I am a stocker-backgrounder; the cattle money. I want to keep my money in my own their affiliates! and DOMESTIC! We must not allow I buy already have had the Beef Checkoff pocket. Where is the outrage from the national ANYTHING or ANYONE to trample our paid by the cow-calf operator. I pay when Please register to vote NO by March 4, media, the “gay community”, the feminists, Constitution and way of life! Please educate I sell them as feeder cattle and then the 2016. and the Christians? Sadly, they are silent. yourselves and then teach others. Most of farmers-feeders pay again when they sell I don’t hear any other religion calling for all, pray for our troops and our country! to the packers. That’s at least $3 per head Jeff Hostetler the extermination of non-believers, so May God bless you and the United States of collected. Doubling the Beef Checkoff from 5”Chillicothe, Mo. why do we tolerate this? Why don’t we America! $1 per head to $2 per headi doubleslle that per- speak out? Maybe it’s because we believe M r & head collection to $6. When does the packer 6” President Obama and his henchmen (and Dan Landi, henchwomen) when they say Islam is a Kidder, Mo.

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Oaks, Cameron - animal nuisance violation, $106.50 Ill. - defective equipment, $250 DOR, $86.50 belt, $10 license, $71.50 Robert Joseph Stough, Kansas Katie Jo Anderson, Cameron - Chayna Lynn Enloe, Cameron - Faith Maeann Howell, Cameron Wilfredo Perez, Jr., Kansas City, City, Mo. - speeding, 6-10 mph nuisance violation, $31.50 defective equipment, $156.50 - speeding, 16-19 mph over, Mo. - defective equipment, over, $111.50 Katie Jo Anderson, Cameron - Dale Leroy Evans, Hamilton - $101.50 $281.50 Javon Montrell Sutgrey, Kansas nuisance violation, $31.50 littering, $106.50 Austin Ray Hughes, Osborn - Michael James Persinger, City, Mo. - speeding, 16-19 Jeremy Scott Barton, Cameron - Ruth Ann Fife, Breckenridge - driver failed to wear properly Independence - speeding, 11- mph over, $101.50 defective equipment, $200 failed to register vehicle with safety belt, $10 15 mph over, $91.50 Candi Jo Sykes, Cameron - Kaleb Lee Bland, Weatherby - DOR, $86.50 Howard Hullinger, Cameron - Dillon Ray Rackley, Cameron defective equipment, $500 failed to register vehicle with Joey W. Fish, Cameron - nuisance nuisance violation, $81.50 - possession of marijuana, Brianna N. Taylor, Cameron - DOR, $86.50 violation, $81.50 Howard Hullinger, Cameron - $131.50 nuisance violation, $81.50 Gary Lee Boruch, Cameron - Joey W. Fish, Cameron - nuisance nuisance violation, $81.50 Dillon Ray Rackley, Cameron Kevin W. Warehime, Belton - driver failed to wear properly violation, $81.50 David E. Johnson, Cameron - - possession of drug disorderly conduct, $131.50 safety belt, $10 Jeffrey Michael Fries, Linneus nuisance violation, $81.50 paraphernalia, $131.50 Kimberly Jo Watkins, Cameron - Larry Lee Brock III, Cameron - - speeding, 11-15 mph over, Jeffery James Johnson, Cameron Krisi Newland Reyes, Maysville - defective equipment, $250 defective equipment, $281.50 $131.50 - speeding, 16-19 mph over, failed to register vehicle with Bradley Wayne Wollard, Kearney - Harmony Nickole Brown, Cameron Christopher Dean Fry, St. Joseph $151.50 DOR, $86.50 defective equipment, $250 - defective equipment, $250 - speeding, 16-19 mph over, Steven J. Kowalewicz, Frankfort, Michael Deon Richardson, Joseph Terrell Bryant, Cameron - $151.50 Ill. - speeding, 6-10 mph over, Cameron - nuisance violation, Cameron Municipal Court has defective equipment, $350 Christopher Dean Fry, St. Joseph $111.50 $81.50 joined the State Justice Information Joseph Terrell Bryant, Cameron - - followed another vehicle too Brittany Lee Long, St. Joseph - Aaron M.W. Roane, Ottumwa, System and offers the following defective equipment, $350 closely, $101.50 speeding, 16-19 mph over, Iowa - speeding, 6-10 mph to the public. Public information Diane Leona Cochran, Maysville Megan Taylor Guffey, Trenton - $151.50 over, $111.50 is available on the Internet at - driver failed to wear properly driver failed to wear properly Ethan Adams Lowenstein, Michael Joseph Robinson, Liberty www.courts.mo.gov/casenet. safety belt, $10 safety belt, $10 Cameron - failed to register - failed to register vehicle with The public will be able to view Cindy Lou Davis, Cameron - Jason George Hagan, Ridgeway - vehicle with DOR, $86.50 DOR, $86.50 the court calendar information followed another vehicle too driver failed to wear properly Sue Manion, Cameron - nuisance Matthew Aaron Scobee, Cameron and specific case information closely, $106.50 safety belt, $10 violation, $81.50 - defective equipment, $250 including party name, issuance and Richard Joseph Dawson, Cameron Daniel Ryan Hannan, St. Joseph - Jason M. Moore, Gallatin - failed Marla Michele Sears, Lawson - service of warrants and summons. - defective equipment, $250 failed to register vehicle with to register vehicle with DOR, speeding, 16-19 mph over, Scheduled hearings, trials, pending William James De Lisle, DOR, $86.50 $86.50 $151.50 allegations or charges where Indianapolis, Ind. - speeding, Bobby Hawks, Cameron - animal Alexander Joseph Moorman, Adam T. Sewell, Overland Park, defendant is found guilty, and 6-10 mph over, $111.50 at large, $106.50 Centerville, Iowa - speeding, Kan. - speeding, 16-19 mph sentence information. Heidy C. Dolinar, Round Lake, Bobby Hawks, Cameron - animal 11-15 mph over, $91.50 over, $151.50 Closed cases are not available Ill. - speeding, 11-15 mph over, at large, $106.50 Gary Lee Mullins, Gallatin - failed Glover J. 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God’s Way is better Chillicothe Monday, Jan. 25 4:00 Pastor Tim J. Harrell Naaman was furious he was disappointed By Excelsior Springs Crossroads A/G Church and outraged over the entire meeting. Contributed “I thought that he would surely come out Wed. Jan. 27 Wed. Jan. 27 to me and stand and call on the name of the 4:00 7:00 Lafayette County Have you ever been in a crisis where you Lord his God, wave his hand over the spot Monday, Jan. 25 honestly didn’t know what you should do? cure me of my leprosy.” 2 Kings 5:1 5:30 I have and it is not a good place to be is it? As he stormed away from the house, Savannah

I was reading in scripture where Naaman muttering about all the clean and better Fri. Jan. 29 Sat. Jan. 30 had this kind of problem. It was a giant rivers of his country compared to the old Consolation 7:00 Gym TBA 1:30 Championship Lawson one. He was a leper. It didn’t matter that he muddy Jordan River. His servants explained Monday, Jan. 25 had favor with the King or that he himself to him “If the prophet had told you to do 7:00 was a military hero. He was physically in a some great thing, would you not have done Maryville heap of trouble. The sad part of this story it? How much more, then, when he tells you, Wed. Jan. 27 Wed. Jan. 27 is there seemed to be no known cure for wash and be cleansed.” 2 Kings 5:13 5:30 8:30 this particular disease. A lot of times in Naaman calmed down, took his servants LeBlond Monday, Jan. 25 our situations of life the problems we face advice and discovered that God’s word can 8:30 seem so great we think certainly there is no be trusted. I laugh some times because it Fri. Jan. 29 ______Sat. Jan. 30 5:30 Gym TBA 7th Place Cameron 10:30 answer for them. In the king’s household seems to make little sense. The story states was a little maiden girl who knew about the when he arose the seventh time from the ministry of a prophet in Israel named Elisha. Jordan, “his flesh was restored and became Cameron Boys Basketball Invitational Basketball Tournament 2016

She shared what she knew about this man clean like that of a young boy.” 2 Kings 5: Lafayette County and Naaman in desperation asked the king 14 Tues. Jan. 26 5:30 for favor concerning this matter. Simply Naaman had to learn what we all have put he being under this sentence of illness to learn: While God may choose to show Cameron would do or try anything to be made whole. his power through the spectacular and the Thurs. Jan. 28 Thurs. Jan. 28 4:00 7:00 He thought the prophet would be flashy or showy, he may equally choose to work Lawson showy so as he traveled to meet him he took his wonders through the mundane and the Tues. Jan. 26 4:00 gold, garments, gifts to impress the man of ordinary. His actions are not bound by our God. The thing that grabbed my attention is expectations, and his manner of working Chillicothe the prophet didn’t even come out to meet always remains his choice. After all He is Fri. Jan. 29 Sat. Jan. 30 Consolation 7:00 Gym TBA 3:00 Championship him but sent instead his servant to tell him God. Maryville to go to the river Jordan and dip seven times. Blessings to all. Tues. Jan. 26 7:00

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Chillicothe Auto-Matic Credit Monday, Jan. 25 University of Central 4:00 Excelsior Springs Acceptance donates car Wed. Jan. 27 Wed. Jan. 27 Missouri announces Fall 4:00 7:00 Lafayette County Monday, Jan. 25 5:30 to family in need 2015 Dean’s list Savannah 4.0 grade point average, and the second list Fri. Jan. 29 Sat. Jan. 30 Consolation 7:00 Gym TBA 1:30 Championship includes the names of students who attained Lawson a grade point average of 3.50 to 3.99. Monday, Jan. 25 7:00 4.0 Dean’s list at UCM Maryville Kimberly DeSelms of Cameron Wed. Jan. 27 Wed. Jan. 27 5:30 8:30 LeBlond Warrensburg, Mo.-- The 3.5 to 3.99 Dean’s list at UCM Monday, Jan. 25 Bradley McClure, Courtland Ott, Debera 8:30 following local students have earned a Fri. Jan. 29 ______Sat. Jan. 30 spot on the University of Central Missouri Allen, Joshua Thompson, and Michelle 5:30 Gym TBA 7th Place Cameron 10:30 Dean’s List for the Fall 2015 semester. Each Anderson of Cameron; Emily Walling and semester, the Dean’s List is divided into Michael Walling of Clarksdale; Corrina two parts. The first list includes the names Daniels of Stewartsville; Brieana Sweiger of of students who have achieved a perfect Weatherby.

Photo by Chris Johnson Austin Hahn wins Anthony Fanello (left) and Justin Scallorn of Auto-Matic Credit Acceptance Sales & Service in Cameron presented a 2005 Kia Sedona to the family of Josh and Jessica Moore. Also pictured is Michael Fish. Dream Catchers Raffle By Chris Johnson their assistance. Editor By Chris Johnson [email protected] Editor Those that supported the effort were [email protected] O’Reilly Auto Parts, Advance Auto Parts, Austin Hahn was the winner of Steve and Carolyn Clay, CARQUEST Auto the raffle for a Mossberg Over/under Showing their appreciation to the Parts, Bailey’s Collision Repair, Prince 28-guage shotgun during the Dream community that has supported their business, Detailing, Twin Creeks Tire, The Cameron Catchers fundraising event held last Anthony Fanello and Justin Scallorn, co- Market, My Store-Trex Mart, Kearns Auto October. owners of Auto-Matic Credit Acceptance Repair, Bob and Max Egbert, Osborn About 225 people including most Sales & Service in Cameron, have given Automotive, KKWK-KMRN Radio, and of the residents of the local group a vehicle to a family that needs reliable Cameron Newspapers. home and independent living homes transportation. Scallorn also thanked all the local attended the event at the Cameron Two days before Christmas, Anthony businesses that let them post flyers and all Community Center. Between the gun and Justin presented the keys to a 2005 the people that nominated people. raffle, meals, and silent auction, over Kia Sedona to the Josh and Jessica Moore “We really appreciate all the support from $7,000 was raised. The money will family. the area businesses to make this happen,” be used for facility upkeep, feed, and Ken Swindler (left), a member of the board Fanello and Scallorn asked for Scallorn said. veterinary care for the horses during of directors, presents the shotgun to Hahn. letters nominating a family that needed This was the third year that Auto-Matic the winter months. transportation. After reviewing them, they Credit Acceptance Sales & Service in Dream Catchers is a therapeutic serving individuals with intellectual and selected the one written about the Moore’s. Cameron has donated a vehicle to a family. horseback riding program designed developmental disabilities, those with Fanello and Scallorn also contacted area as a life skills enhancement program physical disabilities, and at-risk youth. businesses and individuals and asked for

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Tyler Gerber placed second 160 Dawson Cox (CAM) (CAM), Fall 2:39 [email protected] Individual champions J.W. Bryant defeated at 195 Blue. over Dairyen Collier 145 Logan Cantwell (CAM) for the Dragons were Chase Jacob Forlow of Lee’s (HP), Fall 1:41 over Robert Magill The Cameron wrestling Foreman (113 Blue), Zane Summit North by fall to win Wrestlers take two at 170 Nathan Brown (CAM) (TUR), Fall 0:32 team will travel to Farmer (126 Gold), Josh the title at 220 Gold. Turner won by forfeit 152 Steven Walser (CAM) Chillicothe Saturday for the Stevenson (132 Gold), Marlay won four of his The Cameron wrestling 182 Caleb Shanks (CAM) over Rocco Avelluto Midland Empire Conference Dawson Cox (160 Blue) five matches by fall en route team won two dual matches over Thomas Pacheco (TUR), Fall 1:29 tournament, starting at 10 Colby Gerber (220 Blue), to the 285 Blue title. at Turner Jan. 13. (HP), Fall 0:28 160 Dawson Cox (CAM) a.m. J.W. Bryant (220 Gold), Joe Bryant won both of The Dragons defeated 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) over Juleain Winters CHS is the defending Levi Marlay (285 Blue), and his matches by fall in the Hogan Prep, 78-6, and the won by forfeit (TUR), Fall 1:51 conference champions Joe Bryant (285 Gold) 285 Gold division. host Golden Bears, 49-27. 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) 170 Ricardo Yanez (TUR) and three wrestlers, Caleb Foreman defeated In other results, Ty Pratt CHS improves to 15-2 in over DeRon Rozell (HP), over Nathan Brown Shanks, Kyle Anderson, and Christian Ritter of Benton, took second and Sawyer Day duals this season. Fall 2:28 (Cameron), Fall 1:51 Levi Marlay, are back to 8-2, to claim the title at 113 was third at 106 Blue, Zane 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) 182 Jacob Smith (TUR) over defend their individual titles Blue. Jenkins was second at 113 Cameron 78 Hogan Prep won by forfeit Caleb Shanks (CAM), from last season. Farmer won an 8-3 Gold, Jon Stevenson was Academy Charter 6 106 Ty Pratt (CAM) won by Dec. 4-1 decision over teammate sixth at 120 Blue, Clinton 120 Chase Foreman (CAM) forfeit 195 Tyler Gerber (CAM) CHS has eight champions Clinton Kennedy for the 126 Kennedy was second at 126 won by forfeit 113 Sawyer Day (CAM) over Dakota Bates (TUR), at Western Missouri Gold title. Gold, Jacob Drager was 126 Jon Stevenson (CAM) won by forfeit Fall 1:39 Tournament Stevenson went 4-0 to third at 132 Gold, Logan over Deonta Johnson 220 Colby Gerber (CAM) The Cameron win the 132 Gold first place Cantwell came in second (HP), Fall 1:15 Cameron 49 Turner 27 over Jordan Goff (TUR), wrestling team had eight medal. and Kayne Lamison finished 132 Raymaun Henderson 120 Chase Foreman (CAM) Fall 2:46 individual champions at Cox posted a 6-2 win over sixth at 138 Gold, Steven (HP) over Zane Farmer over Corbin Clark (TUR), 285 Levi Marlay (CAM) the 20th Western Missouri Isaiah Johnson of Benton to Walser was fourth at 145 (CAM), Fall 5:33 Dec. 6-1 over Arnez Dowdy Tournament at Kansas City win first place at 160 Blue. Blue, Nathan Brown was 138 Josh Stevenson (CAM) 126 Nicholas Arzola (TUR) (TUR), Fall 0:30 Center last Saturday. Gerber finished tied with second at 160 Gold, Chris won by forfeit over Tyson Throckmorton 106 Ty Pratt (CAM) over There were two divisions, two other wrestlers at 4-1 at Garaas was second at 170 145 Logan Cantwell (CAM) (CAM), Fall 1:38 Nicholas Trofa (TUR), Gold and Blue, and up to 220 Blue and won the title Gold, Caleb Shanks was over Jaden Reed (HP), 132 Tanner Sutton (TUR) Maj. Dec. 9-0 Fall 0:31 over Zane Farmer (CAM), 113 Sawyer Day (CAM) 152 Steven Walser (CAM) Fall 1:29 won by forfeit Dragons visit Bishop over Marquan Rice (HP), 138 Cameron Bates (TUR) LeBlond Friday Lady Dragons visit St. Joseph Central By Chris Johnson Editor [email protected] The Cameron Lady Upcoming meetings/events Dragons are back on the road Thursday when they travel to St. Joseph to take on Central. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. Following that contest the Lady Dragons will face Bishop LeBlond Monday, Jan. 25, in the first round of the Cameron Invitational Tournament. Game time is set for 8:30 p.m. On Wednesday, Jan. 27, CHS Cameron’s Dre Dickerson glides through the lane for a layup during the will play either Maryville or second half of the Dragons game against Lathrop at the Bill Burns Classic Lawson. last Saturday. The Mules won, 71-58, to take third place. Lady Mules down Lady By Chris Johnson 16. Jaxson Frazier and Nate Triplett scored Dragons Editor six points each. Sam Morrison added five Lathrop posted a 34-14 Cameron’s Brianna O’Grady defends against Lath- [email protected] and Parker McGinnis had two points. win over Cameron Monday rop’s Brooke Huitt during their game Monday at Brock Lewis and Conner Vanderkooi CHS. The Lady Mules posted a 34-14 victory. The Cameron Dragons will head to St. night at the CHS gym. scored 20 points each for Lathrop. Joseph Friday to take on Bishop LeBlond in The Lady Mules took a an MEC contest. Tip-off is set for 7:30 p.m. 7-3 lead at the end of the first Falcons soar past Dragons at the end of the first period and held a 19-11 Next Tuesday, Jan. 26, the Dragons will quarter and held a 14-7 advantage at the half. Van Horn took an early lead and went on lead at halftime. face Higginsville in the first round of the Eastin McDowell scored five points to to post a 65-38 victory over the Cameron Eastin McDowell led CHS with nine Cameron Invitational Tournament. Game pace CHS. Brianna O’Grady scored three Dragons in the semifinals of the Bill Burns points. Olivia Nelson scored six. Sydney time is 5:30 p.m. CHS will then meet either points and Sydney Nichols, Taylor Urich Classic in Lathrop last Thursday night, Jan. Nichols and Taylor Urich had two points Lawson or Chillicothe on Jan. 28 in second 14. and Olivia Nelson had two points each. each and Paige Harper scored one point. round action. The Falcons led 11-5 after the first quar- Deidra Sellers scored 13 points to lead Liz Kruse led Northland Christian with ter and 27-13 at the half Lathrop. Mules down Dragons in third place 11 points Kyler Hill led CHS with eight points. contest Andrew Pratt, Tristan Michaelis and Nate Lady Dragons suffer loss to Northland Lathrop took home the third place trophy Triplett scored six points apiece. Sam Mor- Christian with a 71-58 win over the Cameron Drag- rison and Jaxson Frazier had five points each The first quarter was ons at the Bill Burns Classic in Lathrop last and Dre Dickerson scored two points. the difference as Northland Call 816-632-6543 Saturday. Pratt left the game when he suffered a The Mules led 15-8 at the end of the first Christian defeated broken nose and also had five stitches above to start your subscription quarter and expanded their lead to 38-25 at Cameron, 31-20, at the Bill his eye. the half. Burns Classic in Lathrop today or visit us online! The leading scorer for Van Horn was Kyler Hill scored a career-high 23 points Wednesday night. Samila Sua with 17 points. to pace the Dragons. Dre Dickerson scored The Trailblazers led 11-0 www.mycameronnews.com Thursday, January 21, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 11 Shanks joins wrestling DC United holds January 100-win club meeting Submitted Missouri Western State University where the membership will tour the Cronkite Cameron junior Caleb Memorial and the Griffon Indoor Sports Shanks is the latest The DC United county unit of the Complex, home of the Kansas City Chiefs member of the Dragons Missouri Retired Teachers Association and annual training camp. wrestling 100-win club. Public School Personnel met on Jan. 12 at Anyone who is a retired teacher or other Shanks earned his the 1st Cameron State Bank community school personnel is invited to join the group milestone victory at room with seventeen members and one and may contact Sandy White at (816) 724- the Western Missouri guest in attendance. 1436 for more information. MRTA is the Tournament at Kansas Laurie Kercher of Travel Time travel largest state level organization dedicated City Center last Satur- agency presented a program on cruise travel solely to lobbying for current educational day. He is 29-5 this sea- opportunities. issues and protecting the retirement benefits son, wrestling at 182 The next DC United county unit meeting of PSRS and PEERS retirees. pounds. will be held on March 29 at 9 a.m. at Shanks becomes the fifth wrestler to join the club this season, along with Levi Marlay, Ty Pratt, Colby Gerber and Community Foundation Tyler Gerber. of Northwest Missouri Westminster College hosts 5th Annual Event Submitted growth of the area. He also will share his Announces Dean’s List visionary efforts to construct and reinforce List for exemplary academic performance at The Community Foundation of Northwest intentional culture in his organization and Westminster College located in Fulton. Missouri, Inc. is excited to announce our this region, and the importance of strong Eggleston is a sophomore at the college. 2016 Annual Event. regional culture to the vitality of northwest The Dean’s List recognizes those The event is scheduled for Friday, Feb. Missouri. Westminster students who have shown 5 at the Fulkerson Center on the campus Annually, our breakfast meeting attracts high academic performance during the past of Missouri Western State University in between 200-300 regional leaders from a Lady Dragons visit St. semester. To be included on the Dean’s St. Joseph. Our guest speaker is Cliff Illig, variety of industries. List, a student must have a 3.60 semester Vice Chairman of the Board and co-founder This is the Community Foundation of grade point average with at least 12 hours of Cerner Corporation. The Kansas City- Northwest Missouri’s 5th Annual Event. completed that semester. based company provides leading edge Doors open at 8:15 a.m. with breakfast Joseph Central FULTON - Stefanie Eggleston from A total of 307 Westminster students were health information technology. Among at 8:30 a.m. and the program at 9 a.m. Osborn was named to the Fall 2015 Dean’s named to the Dean’s List. other focuses within Cerner he leads priority Reservations are required and are $30 per corporate initiatives. Mr. Illig and his long person. time business partner Neal Patterson, co- Please register and pay online: www. founder and CEO of Cerner are two of the cfnwmo.org or contact Stacey at the Upcoming meetings/events owners of Sporting Kansas City, the Major Community Foundation of Northwest Jan. 21 READ! on the first Saturday of the month. League Soccer Club which has succeeded Missouri at 816.232.2022. The Community Foundation of Northwest The Twisted Stitchers Quilt Guild The story time begins at 9:30 a.m. Call the in making Kansas City the “Soccer Capital Missouri, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) public charity monthly meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. at library 632-2311 or visit their Facebook of America”. Mr. Illig is also a main force with a mission of encouraging and promoting Hamilton Federated Church. Guests are page for more information. behind EnterpriseKC, a non-profit that charitable giving in Northwest Missouri welcome to attend. For more information is investigating how to make the area thereby improving the quality of life of its call 660-755-4911. more receptive to the needs of existing Feb. 8 residents. In addition, we provide services The Cameron Planning and Zoning entrepreneurs and more appealing to outside to help donors connect with the causes they Commission meets in regular session at city talent. Jan. 22 Mr. Illig will share his thoughts on the care about now and forever. Community Blood Center will conduct hall, 205 N. Main, beginning at 6 p.m. significance of entrepreneurship to the future a blood drive at Cameron Veterans The Cameron Ambulance District board Middle School from 2 to 7 p.m. For more of directors will meet in regular session at information, call 632-2185. the ambulance district building, 224 South Walnut, beginning at 7 p.m. Jan. 26 Sudoku Answer to 1/14/16 puzzle The Cameron Municipal Court is in Feb. 9 session, at city hall, 205 N. Main, beginning The Cameron Historical Society holds at 6:30 p.m. their monthly meeting at the Depot, 202 North Walnut, beginning at 7 p.m. Cameron’s Brianna O’Grady defends against Lath- rop’s Brooke Huitt during their game Monday at Jan. 28 CHS. The Lady Mules posted a 34-14 victory. The Cameron Park Board meets in Feb. 15 regular session at city hall, 205 North Main, The Cameron R-1 Board of Education beginning at 6 p.m. meets in regular session at the administration at the end of the first period and held a 19-11 building, 423 North Chestnut, beginning at lead at halftime. 7 p.m. Eastin McDowell led CHS with nine Jan. 31 points. Olivia Nelson scored six. Sydney The Cameron Ukulele Club holds their monthly meeting at Cameron United Feb. 16 Nichols and Taylor Urich had two points Methodist Church Education Building, 315 An informational meeting on the each and Paige Harper scored one point. North Pine, beginning at 2 p.m. Anyone proposed quarter-cent sales tax for the Liz Kruse led Northland Christian with interested in learning how to play a ukulele Cameron Fire Department will be held at the 11 points is invited to attend. Public Safety Building, 101 West Second, beginning at 7 p.m. Feb. 1 The Cameron City Council meets in Mar. 24 regular session at city hall, 205 North Main, An informational meeting on the beginning at 6 p.m. proposed quarter-cent sales tax for the Cameron Fire Department will be held at the Public Safety Building, 101 West Second, Feb. 6 beginning at 7 p.m. Cameron Public Library, 312 North Chestnut, sponsors Shake, Rattle, and… 12 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, January 21, 2016 Dream Catchers CHS Pom Squad Cameron Lumber Receives Donation Donates to Backpack announces winners of from Aiden McVicker Buddies Shopping Giveaway Foundation

Photo by Chris Johnson (L-R) are Haley McClure, Riley Calvert, Paige Harper, Ruth Hammontree of Backpack Buddies, Aimee Leitterman, Pom Squad sponsor, Sahara Huffman, Pictured are Pam Swindler, head instructor and program director and Mike Madison Gannaway, and Leah Burkhead. Not pictured are Haley Evans, Hanrahan, president of the board of directors for Dream Catchers, Aiden Madison Dannar, Hannah Robinson, and Keisha Rush. McVicker and Jamey McVicker. By Chris Johnson The Backpack Buddies program serves By Chris Johnson board of directors meeting Monday evening Editor children within the Cameron School District Editor at Cameron Church of the Nazarene. [email protected] who live in food insecure homes and are [email protected] A non-profit, the Aiden McVicker likely to experience hunger on the weekend, The Cameron High School Pom Squad Foundation supports children and families when free and reduced-price breakfasts and Dream Catchers Equine Assisted made a $200 donation to the Backpack Bud- with special needs in northwest Missouri lunches are not available. Programs was the recipient of a $2,500 and northeast Kansas. dies program. The funds were raised from donation from the Aiden McVicker Dream Catchers is a therapeutic the kid’s clinic sponsored by the Pom Squad. Foundation. horseback riding program designed as a Jamey and Aiden McVicker made the life skills enhancement program serving presentation during the Dream Catchers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, those with physical disabilities, and at- LIKE US Jan risk youth. on facebook Gun& Cameron Newspapers Knife Show 23-24 Call For Call Regan For Call Leslie For Call Kodi For Call D’Anna For Call Us For 250 Tables! St Joe Civic Arena Sat 9-5 Sun 11-4 CLASSIFIEDS ADvERtISIng ADvERtISIng ADvERtISIng ADvERtISIng ADvERtISIng $ 00 ADuLT FOLLOW US ADmiSSion oFF with coupon. Limit 1 coupon per Adult. on twitter Admission:1 Adults $6.50 • Youth 11-16 $3.25 • Kids 10 & under FREE @Cameron_News 816-676-1200 • RJpromotions.com CAM 632-6543 www.mycameronnews.com632-6543 632-6543 632-6543 632-6543 632-6543

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STARZ and related channels and service marks are property of Starz Entertainment, LLC. 14 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, January 21, 2016 Senate committee gets A New Session has bill to repeal death begun Dear fellow NW Capitol The other affected states penalty Missourians, will have their waivers I had mentioned in a prior expire by October. need to defend not just the earliest stages of Report Missouri Digital News Capitol Report that ethics Since our waiver has life, but also all the way to natural death,” reform would be a prime expired, Missourians now said Sen. Paul Wieland, R-Jefferson County. A Republican senator presented the bill topic in the 2016 session, have some restrictions. But Cole County’s prosecutor, Mark to the Senate General Laws Committee to and House Speaker Todd We can no longer enter Richardson, told the committee that without repeal the death penalty. Richardson has announced a federal building (FBI, the death penalty, there would be no effective And then the GOP committee chair that to be his first priority DHS, etc.) or a military deterrent for an inmate convicted of murder voiced his opposition to executions. With of the new year. In his base without additional to commit another murder in a state prison two Democrats opposed to the death penalty, opening day speech, the proof of identity, such as in his county. those two Republicans would constitute a Speaker said he is asking a Social Security card, “Throwing the death penalty off the table majority on the committee. the Ethics Committee to, military ID, or passport. is something that as prosecutor of Cole The committee chair, Sen. Rob Schaaf, “act with haste to send We can enter federal County I would be forced to tell the victim’s R-St. Joseph, said his opposition arose us a set of substantive, courthouses since the feds family of a murder of a young man, say because of what he saw as the unfairness meaningful, single subject still need Missourians that started as a corrections officer who’s By J. Eggleston when Gov. Mel Carnahan commuted a death ethics bills so that they as witnesses and jury murdered in prison, that we will just send State Rep., 2nd District sentence at the request of a pope who had may be the very first members in federal that inmate right back to the prison that he been visiting Missouri. matter that this General trials. Most importantly, came from,” Richardson said. “The fact that the death penalty is not Assembly tackles.” From that initiative, Missourians can still board an airplane, as The committee debate divided two fairly applied, and as long as that can happen, four ethics bills were passed in the House DHS has delayed that limitation another Roman Catholics on the committee and the then I’m going to be opposed to the death on January 14 relating to personal financial two years until 2018. Depending on when Senate’s two physicians. penalty,” Schaaf said after the committee disclosures, lobbyist paid trips, legislators your driver’s license renews, you will be Wieland is Catholic. Schaaf is a physician. hearing. acting as political consultants, and stopping impacted sometime between 2018 and 2020. But one of the committee Republicans The bill’s sponsor told the committee he the revolving door that converts legislators As with the NSA’s bulk data collection voicing support for the death penalty is both was motivated by his pro-life, anti-abortion into lobbyists. and increased security at airports, this issue a physician and Catholic, Sen. Bob Onder, values. Another issue that has popped up recently comes down to an argument between national R-St. Charles. “It seems to me that if I’m going to be has been Real ID and Missourians’ ability to security and personal liberty – trust or distrust Schaaf said the committee would hear a pro-life person and defend human life, I visit federal government facilities or board of the federal government. At this point, further testimony on the measure next week. an aircraft using a Missouri driver’s license Missouri lawmakers have three options. (1) as proof of identity. Here is the real scoop Give in to the federal government and make on Real ID. After the World Trade Center changes to comply with the Real ID Act. (2) and Pentagon attacks on 9-11, the federal Fight the federal government in court on the Missouri deer-hunting government responded with a number of basis of privacy rights and constitutionality. measures designed to increase national (3) Set up a system to provide two types of security. Some were well-received, but driver’s licenses, a new type that complies seasons end with harvest others like Real ID (universal, nationwide with Real ID for those who travel and don’t standards for driver’s licenses) were mind the feds having their personal data perceived in some states as federal overreach (some of which they already have), and the of nearly 280,000 and invasion of privacy. The prime concern old type that is non-compliant for those who From Mo. Dept. of season were Texas with 80 birds harvested, is the federal government collecting personal either don’t plan to travel or don’t trust the Franklin with 74, and Laclede with 67. For (social security numbers, birthdates, etc.) and federal government. In this session, our state Conservation the previous year, hunters harvested 2,587 biometric (facial recognition, fingerprints, legislature will work to gather information turkeys. iris scans, etc.) information in one database on the legality and financial impacts of all JEFFERSON CITY – Missouri’s 2015- For more information on this season’s controlled from Washington DC as a sort three options, and I will let you know what 2016 deer-hunting seasons ended Jan. 15 with deer harvest numbers (Telecheck: Deer and of national ID. Because of these concerns, action becomes of that investigation. the Missouri Department of Conservation Turkey Harvest Data) and past-year harvest Missouri passed a law in 2009 declaring we More info on this topic can be found at (MDC) reporting a preliminary total harvest summaries (Deer Harvest Summaries), go would refuse to participate with the Real ID www.dhs.gov/real-id-enforcement-brief and of 279,401 deer. Top counties for the online to huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/hunting- program. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REAL_ID_Act. overall seasons were Texas with 5,812 deer trapping/species/deer/deer-harvest-reports. The Department of Homeland Security, As always, best wishes of safety, health harvested, Franklin with 5,463, and Howell For more information on this season’s which administers the Real ID program, and prosperity to you and your family. with 5,440. Hunters harvested 258,341 deer fall turkey harvest numbers (Fall Turkey declared January 2014 to be the date when If you have any questions or concerns during the 2014-2015 deer hunting seasons. Harvest Map) and past-year fall harvest all states should have issued driver’s relating to legislation or any issue regarding Deer hunting ended with the close of summaries (Turkey Harvest Summaries For licenses that complied with Real ID. Along state government please do not hesitate to the archery season. Preliminary data from Past Seasons), go online to huntfish.mdc. with Missouri, thirty-two other states/ contact my office. MDC showed that hunters checked 50,085 mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/turkey/ territories received two-year waivers on Please contact me at: deer during the archery season. Top counties turkey-reports. this requirement. Because Missouri was 201 West Capitol Avenue, Room 406B for the archery season were Jefferson with MDC reported seven firearms-related one of the first states to apply for this two- Jefferson City, MO 65101 1,153 deer harvested, St. Louis with 1,051, hunting incidents during the fall deer and year waiver, we are now one of the first to Phone: 573-751-4285 and Franklin with 1,012. Archery hunters turkey hunting seasons. All were non- have the waiver expire, along with Illinois, Email: [email protected] checked 51,755 deer the previous year. fatal and involved self-inflicted injuries. In Minnesota, New Mexico and Washington. 2015-2016 fall archery turkey hunting addition, the Department was notified of also ended Jan. 15. Preliminary data from three tree-stand falls, one of which was fatal. MDC showed 3,067 turkeys harvested. Top counties for the fall archery turkey Pet Spay & Neuter Grant Applications Now Available Online for 2016 From Mo. Dept. of Ag- this program. Applications for mo.gov. Qualified organizations Department of Agriculture. and non-profit spay and neuter 2016 grants are available now and can complete their application The plates are available to initiatives are eligible to apply. riculture are due Mon., Feb. 29, 2016. electronically. Missouri residents making a A panel of appointed individuals The Pet Spay and Neuter The Pet Spay and Neuter donation to the program. “I’m makes evaluation of proposals and JEFFERSON CITY - Program helps animal shelters, program is funded through the sales Pet Friendly” license plates are selection for awards. Grants help The Missouri Department of humane societies and non-profit of “I’m Pet Friendly” license plates available throughout the year at organizations assist low-income pet Agriculture’s Pet Spay and Neuter groups with the costs of spaying through the Missouri Department local Department of Motor Vehicles owners who may not otherwise be Program has grants available and neutering animals. of Revenue. Each sale of the plate (DMV) offices; a renewal notice is able to afford these vital veterinary to assist animal shelters, rescue The required forms and donates $20 to the Missouri Pet not necessary. This is the seventh services. groups and other non-profit instructions for preparing an Spay and Neuter Fund. The fees consecutive year grants have been For more information, please organizations with spay and neuter application are available on are collected by the Missouri made available through the Missouri visit the Missouri Department of services. Last year, the Department the Missouri Department of State Humane Association and Department of Agriculture. Agriculture online at agriculture. of Agriculture provided $20,000 for Agriculture’s website at agriculture. administered by the Missouri Licensed animal shelters mo.gov. spay and neuter initiatives through Thursday, January 21, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 15 House Approves Four Ethics Reform Bills On the first day of session, director and deputy director of the of legislation that would require on Thursday from the House House Speaker Todd Richardson Capitol Missouri Department of Revenue voters to show a photo ID at the Select Committee on State and made it clear that substantive Report appeared before the committee polling place, which proponents Local Governments and will move ethics reform would be the top to outline the current state law believe would help prevent voter to the House floor for discussion priority for the 2016 legislative and the changes that would need fraud. One piece of legislation is next week. session. In the second week of to be made in order to become a constitutional amendment that session, lawmakers made good on compliant with the Real ID Act. would allow Missourians to decide Stadium Issue Resolved as Rams his promise by giving bipartisan For example, the department whether voters should have to Announce Move to Los Angeles approval to four reform bills and would need to start retaining copies show a form of photo identification One of the looming issues of sending them on to the Senate. of source documents such as birth in order to vote. The second bill the session was the imminent The bills moved quickly through certificates. It also would need would put a voter ID system in showdown between the legislature the process as they were heard to implement a photo validation place in the event voters approve and the governor over the prospect and approved in committee on program to ensure applicants don’t the change to the state constitution. of using taxpayer dollars to Monday, given initial approval on have more than one ID issued by The issue is one the legislature partially subsidize a new football the House floor on Wednesday, and the state under different identities. has considered numerous times in stadium for the St. Louis Rams. then given final approval Thursday By Jim Neely One of the key points recent years. The legislature and The showdown now appears morning. The bills address a wide State Rep., 8th District emphasized by the department in the governor actually put a voter to be off the radar for the 2016 array of issues designed to improve its testimony is that it would take identification requirement into law legislative session as the NFL the environment in Jefferson City, work on ethics reform legislation a significant amount of time to in 2006, but the Missouri Supreme recently approved the relocation and begin the process of restoring next week as several more bills are implement the changes if the state Court ultimately struck it down. of the Rams organization to Los the public’s confidence in elected set to make their way through the chose to do so. Lawmakers also In 2011, the General Assembly Angeles. officials. As Speaker Richardson committee process and onto the raised questions about the cost the approved a constitutional From the start of the discussion, said in his Opening Day Address, floor for discussion. state would incur to comply with the amendment to let voters decide many lawmakers, including “There is no rule or law that federal act. Others were concerned on the issue, but it was kept off House Speaker Todd Richardson, can make our imperfect process House Committee Meets to with the possibility that the private the ballot by a court decision. supported the idea of working perfect, but we can, and we must, Discuss Real ID Issue information of Missourians would Proponents of the change now hope to keep the Rams, but opposed work to improve the culture here in Citizens concerned about being be kept in a national database to allow Missourians to decide the governor’s proposal that the people’s Capitol.” able to fly with a Missouri driver’s if the state complies, but the once and for all if Missourians circumvented the will of the people. The bills approved by the House license received good news department deputy director said his should have to prove that they are Richardson and his colleagues had include: recently as the state was granted understanding is that there is not a whom they say they are when they insisted that any stadium funding HB 1452 that would require a two-year extension so that state federal database. vote. plan receive public or legislative elected officials to file a personal IDs will continue to be accepted In the coming weeks, lawmakers Supporters of the idea say approval before moving forward. financial disclosure twice each at airport security checkpoints. will look for a compromise the current system that requires However, the governor had year. Current law requires only a Missouri is now one of 27 states solution that will honor the spirit only a document such as a bank continued to push his own proposal single disclosure each year. that have been granted extensions, of the 2009 law passed by the statement or utility bill to prove to issue bonds without a statewide HB 1575 that would require and Missouri travelers will now state legislature, but also ensure the voter’s identity is not sufficient or legislative vote. elected officials to report lodging have until January 22, 2018 to use Missourians don’t have to face to prevent fraudulent voting. They With the stadium proposal now and travel expenses in a timely their current driver’s licenses to additional hurdles when travelling. say requiring a valid photo ID will off the table, lawmakers will no fashion. The bill requires the travel. Already several bills have been protect the integrity of the voting longer need to focus their efforts expenses to be filed within 30 days In the meantime, the legislature filed to allow the state revenue process, and ensure that every vote on passing legislation to stop the of the reportable event. will continue to look at long- department to issue a second, cast is done so by the person who governor’s plan. Instead, the St. HB 1979 that would require term solutions to ensure Missouri non-driver’s license that would be is registered to cast it. They also Louis region and the state will elected officials to have a one-year citizens are not negatively compliant with the Real ID Act. The say the bill will not disenfranchise now look at other options to fill “cooling off” period after leaving impacted by the state’s decision option would allow Missourians to voters who do not have an ID the economic void created by the office before they could become to not comply with the Real ID choose whether to obtain just the because it contains a provision that Rams’ departure. Already some lobbyists. The sponsor of the bill Act approved by the federal standard driver’s license that is allows such individuals to vote by have discussed working to attract a called it an effort to “remove the government in 2005. The act was not Real ID compliant, or to also provisional ballot. Major League Soccer team. Others distractions, remove the barriers to passed by Congress to create new obtain the second ID that would Opponents have stated have noted there will now be more good governance.” minimum standards for licenses, be accepted at federal facilities that a voter ID system would space for conventions, which HB 1983 that would make it and the Missouri legislature and airport security checkpoints disenfranchise voters and will bring in more money for the clear that no statewide official or responded in 2009 by passing throughout the country. Legislators complicate the election process. downtown area. member of the General Assembly legislation to protect the privacy of will discuss this option, as well as They also point to the Missouri can serve as a paid political Missouri citizens by rejecting the others, as the legislative session Supreme Court decision, which As always, please do not consultant while in office. The requirements of the act. progresses. they say protected the fundamental hesitate to call or write me anytime bill’s sponsor called the measure This week the House right to vote under the state with your questions or thoughts on a necessary conflict of interest Emerging Issues Committee House Committee Approves constitution. Opponents also say this or any other issue. My Capitol provision to prevent public offices met to look at the options the Voter ID Measures the use of provisional ballots does office is 573.751.0246 and my from being used to gain personal state has to ensure travelers are The members of the House not fully protect the interests of email is [email protected] wealth. not negatively impacted by the Elections Committee met this week voters. The House plans to continue federal requirements. Both the to consider and approve two pieces The bills also received approval Protecting Good Samaritans that Put the Child First From simply help is overcome by ning into the store for “just a few breaking a window in order to save personnel arrive to the scene. offering assis- Capitol the fear of a lawsuit. minutes” or forgetting a child in a the life of a child. I do not believe that offering as- tance to some- This is a scenario car puts that child’s life at risk. This is why I felt compelled to sistance or taking action to save a one struggling to Report that I find frustrat- Heatstroke can happen when sponsor and file Senate Bill 896, life should ever result in facing a complete a basic ing, especially in the temperature is as low as 57 which would offer protection to a lawsuit. No person should ever be task to rushing to instances where a degrees outside, and cracking a person who would remove an unat- hesitant to take action to save the the aid of some- child is left unat- window does little to keep the car tended child from a locked car. In life of a child, because it requires one suffering a tended in a vehicle cool. The inside temperature of a order to qualify for the immunity, damaging property or breaking a medical emer- on a warm day and car can rapidly reach 20 to 30 de- the person must first determine window. SB 896 recognizes that gency, we appre- that child’s life is at grees above the outside tempera- that the car is locked and there’s the choice should always be to act ciate others who risk. ture, and is capable of reaching no reasonable method to remove quickly and responsibly to protect offer help in time As I read the temperatures of nearly 45 degrees the child without breaking a win- a child who is in harm’s way. of need. We ap- news this summer, above the outside temperature. In- dow. They must have a good faith As always, please feel free to plaud the work I noted that there stances of a child suffering injury belief that the child is imminently call, email, or write with your of friends, neigh- were just too many or death from being left unattended in danger of suffering harm and ideas or concerns. My Capitol of- bors or strangers, By Dan Hegeman tragic stories of a in a vehicle have increased steadily must contact emergency response fice number is (573) 751-1415, who out of an State Sen., 12th District child who was se- over the years, with an average of personnel immediately. They can my email is dan.hegeman@senate. intrinsic desire verely injured or 38 deaths per year. The majority of only use the amount of force nec- mo.gov and my mailing address is to help, take action and become died as a result of suffering heat- these are infants and small children essary to enter the car and remove Room 332, State Capitol Building, Good Samaritans. Unfortunately, stroke from being left unattended under the age of 2 and no person the child and must wait with the Jefferson City, MO 65101. in certain situations this desire to in a vehicle. The fact is that run- should have to fear a lawsuit from child until emergency response 16 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, January 21, 2016 CAMERON’S AL DI TION RECT VO OR DE Y

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Ponder of Breckenridge was arrested on a appear in Cameron Municipal Court. warrant from Missouri Board of Probation Jan. 12 on U.S. Highway 36 and Parole for a parole violation on a charge Jan. 15 7:50 a.m. responded to a structure fire at Jan. 15 of distribute/deliver/manufacture/produce or 5:07 p.m. 34-year-old Kelli Corrine 9570 NW Louise Drive 2:28 p.m. responded to a fire alarm at attempt to or possess with intent to distribute/ Simmons of Independence was arrested on 6:32 p.m. administrative at 625 Harris 1205 West Grand deliver/manufacture/produce a controlled a warrant from Harrison County on a charge Lane 4:18 p.m. responded to a grass fire at substance. Ponder was transported to of larceny. Simmons posted bond. 6:43 p.m. administrative in Hamilton, 7448 SE Bobby Road Daviess DeKalb Regional Jail. Mo. 8:07 p.m. responded to a vehicle accident 5:40 p.m. 33-year-old Michelle Lynn Jan. 13 on U.S. highway 69 Nally of Hamilton was arrested on a warrant Jan. 16 11:37 p.m. 36-year-old John D. Bogle 12:52 p.m. mutual aid on Interstate 35 at from Caldwell County for a parole violation Jan. 16 of Cameron was arrested on a warrant from 39-mile marker 8:54 p.m. citizen assist at 403 North on a charge of hindering prosecution. Nally Mercer County on a charge of passing bad Walnut was transported to Daviess DeKalb Regional Jan. 14 check and on a warrant from Putnam County Jail. 6:00 p.m. responded to a vehicle accident on a charge of passing bad check. Bogle was 7:34 p.m. 34-year-old Michael Gordon transported to Daviess DeKalb Regional Dodson of Cameron was arrested for Jail. possession of burglary tools, possession Cameron Police Department ~ Calls for service of a controlled substance except 35 grams or less of marijuana, unlawful use of drug Jan. 17 The following report is calls for service, listed by type of call and the number of calls paraphernalia, and driving while revoked/ 11:55 p.m. 20-year-old Aaron Austin per category, answered by the Cameron Police Department from Jan. 11, 2016 to Jan. suspended. Dodson was transported to Luckey of Kansas City, Mo. was arrested for 18, 2016. Clinton County Jail. possession of drug paraphernalia. Luckey 10-46 ...... 6 Follow-up ...... 12 was issued a summons to appear in Cameron 10-50 cold ...... 1 Fraud ...... 1 Jan. 14 Municipal Court. 10-50 J1 ...... 3 Harassment ...... 3 9:20 p.m. 17-year-old Ryan Michael 911 ...... 6 Information (received from outside 911 other agency call ...... 3 sources) ...... 13 Abandoned vehicle ...... 2 Intoxicated driver ...... 4 DeKalb County Sheriff’s Report Alarms ...... 3 Intoxicated subject ...... 2 Area check ...... 1 Missing person ...... 1 Jan. 10 7:00 pm Maysville Police Department Assault ...... 2 Municipal ...... 3 10:18 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton took a report of a private property hit and run Assist outside agency ...... 6 Noise complaint ...... 1 Ambulance and Stewartsville First 7:31 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton C&I driver ...... 8 Other agency call ...... 2 Responders to a 911 medical call Ambulance and DeKalb County Sheriff’s Car stop ...... 29 Property damage ...... 1 10:24 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Office to a 911 medical call Check welfare ...... 5 School resource officer...... 11 Ambulance and Central DeKalb First 7:47 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Citizen assist ...... 15 Secure the area ...... 1 Responders to a 911 lift assist call Ambulance and Stewartsville First Citizen contact ...... 5 Stealing ...... 4 3:29 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Responders for a 911 medical call Civil ...... 2 Suicidal subject ...... 2 Ambulance for a patient transfer 10:58 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Court (CPD officer court duty) ...... 12 Suspicious activity ...... 9 11:38 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance for a patient transfer Custody issue ...... 3 Traffic ...... 2 Ambulance for a patient transfer Debris ...... 2 Vandalism ...... 1 Jan. 14 Disturbance ...... 2 Vehicle check ...... 2 Jan. 11 5:05 am Crossroads Correction Center Domestic disturbance ...... 4 Warrant service ...... 3 6:14 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton reported the death of an inmate Drug activity ...... 2 Total calls for service ...... 204 Ambulance for a medical call 7:49 pm DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office Escort ...... 5 6:37 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton conducted a traffic stop, which resulted in Ambulance for a 911 medical call one subject being taken into custody 9:51 am Took a report of fraud on bank Clinton County Sheriff’s Department account Jan. 15 Jan. 10 Vehicle Accident, Holt 7:49 a.m. Alarm, Cameron 1:54 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 3:14 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 1:30 a.m. Medical, Holt 8:07 a.m. Medical, Trimble Ambulance for a patient transfer Ambulance for a patient transfer 10:27 a.m. Break-In, Lathrop 9:10 a.m. Vehicle Accident, Trimble 4:45 pm Maysville Police Chief with 6:22 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 11:50 a.m. Animal, Trimble 8:35 p.m. Harassment, Trimble assistance from DeKalb County Sheriff’s Ambulance and Clarksdale First Responders 3:18 p.m. Alarm, Turney 8:40 p.m. Medical, Plattsburg Office apprehended a subject wanted in to medic alert alarm 5:25 p.m. Medical, Plattsburg 10:13 p.m. Theft, Plattsburg Macon County for armed robbery 8:24 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 8:18 p.m. Medical, Gower 5:32 pm Dispatched Stewartsville Fire Ambulance and Clarksdale First Responders Jan. 11 Jan. 15 Department and DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance for a lift assist 8:06 a.m. Animal, Plattsburg 7:36 a.m. Medical, Plattsburg for a structure fire in Stewartsville 7:45 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 11:52 a.m. Suspicious Vehicle, Plattsburg 8:31 a.m. Medical, Holt Ambulance for a 911 medical call 12:33 p.m. Vehicle Accident, Lathrop 12:32 p.m. C&I, Cameron Jan. 12 11:09 pm DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office 6:51 p.m. Medical, Gower 1:51 p.m. Alarm, Plattsburg 12:25 am Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton responded to MSHP request for back up on 2:16 p.m. C&I, Trimble a traffic stop Jan. 12 3:56 p.m. Medical, Plattsburg Ambulance for a patient transfer 4:46 a.m. C&I, Lathrop 9:57 am Received a report of vandalism 5:36 p.m. Medical, Plattsburg 6:31 a.m. Alarm, Holt 10:56 p.m. Medical, Lathrop to road signs on Watson Road Jan. 16 7:54 a.m. Medical, Plattsburg 12:17 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 3:17 pm Received report of cattle out on 10:24 a.m. Medical, Holt Jan. 16 Ambulance and Osborn First Responders for Route E and Cook Road 10:49 a.m. C&I, Cameron 8:55 a.m. Medical, Plattsburg a 911 medical call 3:34 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 5:42 p.m. Fire/Medical, Trimble 9:38 a.m. Medical, Gower 6:42 pm Dispatched Union Star First Ambulance and Central DeKalb First 6:57 p.m. Motorist Assist, Plattsburg 12:35 p.m. Medical, Holt Responders to a 911 medical call Responders for a 911 medical call 1:56 p.m. Medical, Plattsburg 7:29 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton 7:13 pm Dispatched DeKalb-Clinton Jan. 13 2:21 p.m. C&I, Trimble Ambulance for a patient transfer Ambulance and Central DeKalb First 2:15 a.m. Alarm, Plattsburg 2:44 p.m. Medical, Holt responders for a 911 medical call 10:38 a.m. Medical, Lathrop 5:09 p.m. Alarm, Gower 9:37 pm DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office 10:50 a.m. Medical, Plattsburg Jan. 13 11:54 a.m. Medical, Plattsburg Jan. 17 6:48 pm Dispatched Union Star First conducted a check well-being, subject was 1:05 a.m. Medical, Plattsburg fine. 12:48 p.m. Fire, Lathrop Responders to a 911 medical call 8:25 p.m. Alarm, Trimble 8:53 a.m. Vehicle Accident, Plattsburg 9:21 a.m. Medical, Lathrop Jan. 14 11:42 a.m. Vehicle Check, Plattsburg G. 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January 21, 2016 1022 S. Chestnut, Cameron, Missouri 64429 Volume 85/ Issue 12 Students chosen for Legislative Shadowing Westerly Jones Each student are re- Supreme Courthouse girls. perience and to ex- Sophomore quired to fill out an ap- Building. They will at- The application they perience something plication online. As long tend an etiquette din- fill out asks them why new, and to learn more as the student has paid ner, as well as job they would want to at- about our government,” Seniors Kennedy their dues to the FCCLA shadow and follow their tend, what year they said King. “I am looking King and Bailey Grass- group, they are able to assigned legislator. are in school, and why forward to experiencing ley were chosen to apply. From there stu- This year Ms. Ed- they are interested in new things in Jeff City participate in the Leg- dents are chosen. wards, FCCLA Advisor, the Legislative Job that I normally would islative Shadowing in Participants will tour will be attending the Shadowing. not normally have the Jefferson City, MO. and of the Capital and the conference with the two “I applied for the ex- opportunity to” will attend Feb. 10-11. LCA performs Cabaret Nights Zach Moore “Popular”- Keisha Rush, “ Take Me or Leave Me”- Senior “Agony”- Samuel Pratt, Gabi Lohman, Angelique Nick Zittritsch, “When Beasley, “If I Were A Will My Life Begin”- Gabi Boy”-Frankie Archer, “I Friday and Saturday, Lohman, “FlyMe to the won’t say I’m in Love”- Lights! Cameron! Ac- Moon”- Jordan Brad- Kelly Baker, Angelique tion!, had their annual field, “Temporary Home’ Beasley, Gabi Lohman, performance of Cabaret - Claire Stuedle, “Haku- Angelina Pratt, Beccah Nights at Goodrich Au- na Matata”- Zach Moore, Van Brunt, “Sweater ditorium. The five song Jake Moore, “Some- Weather”- Zach Moore, set list that they per- where Only We Know”- Keisha Rush, “Love formed had the songs Angela Archer, “Kaleido- Song”- Mackenzie Da- “Crazy Train”, “State of scope Heart”- Angelique vis, “Valerie” Angela Ar- Confusion”, “Goodbye Beasley, Claire Stuedle, cher, Frankie Archer, Cruel World/Fix You”, Kaylea Gunn, Taylor “Crazy Love”- Nick Zit- “Here It Goes Again”, Ramsey, Gabi Lohm- tritsch. “Disturbia”, “In the End”. an, Beccah Van Brunt, Lights! Cameron! Ac- The featured soloists of Mackenzie Davis Keisha tion! takes their portion this year’s set list are Photo Courtesy of Amy Moore Rush. of the performance on seniors Camryn Clay, Junior Payton Kearns accompanies Junior Taylor Ramsey during her Act 2: “Men in Tights”- the road again to the Kaylea Gunn, Keisha solo, “Can’t Help Falling in Love”. The Men of the Cameron Pleasant Hill Festival, Rush, Nicholas James week were long and “Hollow”- Angelique Show, Jazz and Stage Sat. Jan. 23. They will Zittritsch Zollinger, lll, quite chaotic but at the Beasley, “Broken To- Choir, “Can’t Help Falling perform at 3:15 p.m. Angelique Beasley; ju- in Love”-Taylor Ramsey, nior Frankie Archer, and end of the week they re- gether”- Zach Moore, freshman Nick Sprague. ally payed off because The show choir is di- the show was very suc- rected, arranged, and cessful and it seemed choreography by Jer- like the crowd really emy Hess. Return- enjoyed it.” Junior Seth ing alumni was Dakota Wetzel said, a first time Persinger, and returning member of the group. jazz choir member Sam Act 1: “La La Latch”- Evans. The pit consists Keisha Rush, Nick Zit- of Dawn Davis on the tritsch, Jordan Bradford, piano,Tanner Slover on Camryn Clay, and Da- drums, John Rupert on vid Curtis, “If I Ain’t Got trumpet, Katlyn Hughes You Yet”-Kaylea Gunn, on baritone saxophone, ‘Haven’t Met You Yet”- and Hunter Akins on Tyler Anderson, “Not Photo courtesy of Amy Moore trombone. About Angels”-Taylor “The practices this Ramsey, Angelina Pratt, Lights! Cameron! Action! performs “Crazy Train”, the opnener of their five-song set. Sophomores learn to stock the market Zoë Jones “The students seem to the products, they are Shelby Ford said. tirement. I think it’ll help Sophomore always really enjoy it. It just looking at products The students are bas- them have a better life at The sophomore Ameri- shows them some things that they could buy and ing the way their prod- the retirement age.” An- can History class started a about economics, but it how much it would cost ucts sell by how they are derson . project on Jan. 13. about also shows them some to have certain stocks. actually selling today. So Mr. Anderson’s classes the stock market crash in of the risks and rewards Products can range from when one product goes are the only classes in 1929 that led to the Great about investing in stocks.” food items, to clothing, or up, the student has to the school participating in Depression. The students History teacher Randy even Netflix. check to see if it affects this project. Mr. Anderson will be spending a month Anderson explained. “It’s confusing but it’s the way their stock mar- originally borrowed the working on the project. The class purchased fun. The numbers get ket is set up. idea from Chris Elbert. The students have to buy their stocks and will be kind of confusing with “I hope that they’re in- Elbert was the Cooper- three stocks and track track them for a few how much it changes. terested in the future, ating teacher when Mr. how much they change more weeks before they But it’s fun getting to see when they’re off on their Anderson completed his once a week during their “sell” the stocks. The stu- what it’s like working with own, to maybe invest student teaching practi- block days. dents don’t actually buy the stocks.” Sophomore for their future. Like re- cum in Cameron. Thursday,January 21,January 2016 21, 2016 THE TANK VolumeCitizen-Observer 85/Issue 12/ Page 2 - 19 Cheerleaders tumble Defense improves out of harms way Shé Jones cheerleading injuries. Out could go up perfectly fine Amanda Viken in the last eight games for the Junior of all of these a sprained and then ending in the op- Sophomore Girls Varsity Team, Senior According to the ABC ankle is the most com- posite way. Eastin McDowell currently mon, and after that Hughes is not the only The CHS Girls Basketball leads the team with the most News website, cheerlead- competed in the High School sprains or strains on the cheerleader who man- points scored and also with ing is the fourth most in- Basketball Bill Burns Tour- the most rebounds. Seniors jury prone high school neck, lower back, knees aged to have a crazy fall. extracurricular activity. At or the wrist. Junior Kaylin Campbell Cameron High School our Back injury is also recently had a bad fall at cheerleaders learn and another common type a basketball game. The show different stunts that of injury. Stunting, cheerleaders took the range from the most sim- tumbling,and doing stunts floor as usual, and Camp- ple stunt, a prep (regular) that consist of rotating bell’s group performed a which is where the bases can cause stress on the show and go step up. Now hold their flyer at about lower back. According to although that was not as chest height while she the Children’s Hospital advanced as a liberty she balances her weight on Colorado website, over still got hurt. The simple both legs. They also prac- time with stress on the miscommunication of her tice and perform liberties lower back it can cause a bases was the result of (libs) which is where the more serious injury which her getting dropped and bases hold up their flyer is a stress fracture on the hitting her head on the while she balances on lower back. hardwood floor. As a re- one leg, and sometimes “Being a flyer is one sult of her fall, Campbell to make the stunt more of the scariest things in got a concussion, and showy, the flyer will pull cheerleading that I have currently can not fly. She Photo by Amanda Viken her leg into different posi- done.” Junior, Taylor is able to base with her Hughes stated. Hughes competitive team, but she tions such as aerobask, Senior Taylor Urich looks for an open player Monday night. scale, scorpion, or a heel has been flying since only does stunts that she stretch. when a flyer pulls her freshman year. Dur- knows will hit. ing basketball season Now although there are one of those, it makes the nament on Jan. 11-13.The Eastin McDowell and Haley stunt even more danger- of 2013, Hughes’s stunt many ways that cheer- Lady Dragons were elimi- Evans both have 11 steals ous. group was warming up a leaders can get hurt there nated from the tournament and Freshman Sydney Nich- Liberty, and she lost her are ways that injuries can after two loses. They fell to ols has the most assists. Some of the most com- Braymer High School with a mon cheerleading injuries balance and fell out of be prevented. The most “What I hope for the rest the stunt and she hurt her common way to prevent score of 35-11 on Jan. 11. On of the season is that we keep according to the Chil- Jan. 13 the girls lost 31-20 knee. Her coach thought injuries, according to the getting better and what keeps dren’s Hospital Colorado against Northland Christian. me moving forward for future Orthopedics Institute ar- she hyperextended her Children’s Hospital Colo- On Monday Jan. 18 the girls games is just having fun out ticle, “Cheerleading”, are knee, which turned out rado website, is strength lost to the Lathrop Mules with on the court with my friends a score of 34-14. The girls strains and sprains. They not to be true. That is just training and lots of condi- and coming close to winning have yet to win a game this make up about half of all an example of how a stunt tioning. games,” Senior McDowell season. stated. “Despite us losing as The coaches for the girls much as we have this sea- team is Matt Wenck and DECA students prepare for Districts son, I try my best to keep an Kristy Stover. open mind and move forward “Despite of our losing Gage Zeit tion Christmas Child, and after each game in hopes to streak we have very good do better in future games,” Senior Madison is also in an In- defense,” Coach Wenck said. dividual Series Event for Senior Brianna O’Grady said. The Cameron High These are the stat leaders School DECA Chapter Food Marketing. The num- will be making a trip to the ber of members compet- University of Missouri - ing is lower than previous Kansas City on Feb. 5 to years, but Mrs. Simpson compete at districts. This believes the small repre- Tank will be a new experience sentation will be a strong for many of the mem- one. bers, as well as Mrs. Brit- Mrs. Simpson said she was “feeling excited and Staff tany Simpson, a first-year Advisor: nervous” going into her DECA adviser. Melissa a. Robinson Two of the second-year first competition. “I am looking forward to my members, sophomore ditor first competition so I can E : Grant Harrison and senior Payton KeaRns Ty Pratt, have completed learn even more and help a project that creates “an Photo by Gage Zeit students in the future.” Mrs. Simpson believes Photo Editor: easier way to have cloth- Zoë Jones ing accessories delivered Senior Ty Pratt and Sophomore that each of the members Grant Harrison teamed up for competing has the capac- to your door.” Ty and Grant rePorters: have worked on their proj- DECA Districts ity to perform very well at WesteRly Jones ect for a few months now. Districts. “Since October, Grant, juniors Tana An- she Jones “I am, Ty and I have re- the students have worked derson, Madison Davis countless hours to plan Zach MooRe ally worked hard on this and sophomore Macken- for quite a few months events, conduct surveys, DeWey stebbins zie Davis will compete. write research papers, aManDa ViKen now and I am very confi- Tana will compete in the dent that this will do well” and practice role plays for GaGe Zeit Leadership Delegate Es- real life business scenari- Harrison said when asked say Competition, Mack- os.” Mrs. Simpson taught ContACt us At: if he was ready for the enzie and Madison are competition for two years before com- partners in a Community ing to Cameron. 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Monday, February 8, 2016 at City Hall, 205 North Main Call 816-528-3130 or East District County Commissioner Assessor Coroner Street, Cameron, Missouri to consider recommendation 816-586-3361. West District County Commissioner Collector-Treasurer of a Bill accepting amendments to the Cameron AA OF GAL­LA­TIN Sheriff Public Administrator Comprehensive Plan Document. Open Meet­ing Wed­. Nights, Declarations of candidacy may be filed for the following political officers who are to be elected at the Public attendance and comments are invited. 7 pm, Upstairs above Subway Primary Election: on Main St. Call Ju­lie 660-828-4511 Township Committeeman and Township Committeewoman Barbara J. O’Connor City Clerk/Finance Clerk In addition, such offices as become vacant by expiration of term, by death or resignation of incumbent or vacant for any cause, and which under the law, should be filled at the general election to be held November 8, 2016.

Candidates for the applicable offices are required to file an affidavit with the Department of Revenue (DOR). You can view this form (5120) and instructions on the DOR website at http://www.dor.mo.gov/tax/ candidates/. Make sure it is the updated version of this form. All candidates for the offices of Collector/Treasurer shall present to the election authority a copy of a signed NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING affidavit from a surety company authorized to do business in this state, indicating that the candidate meets TAX INCREMENT FINANCING COMMISSION OF the statutory bond requirements for the office for which the candidate is filing, according to the Revised THE CITY OF CAMERON, MISSOURI Statutes of the State of Missouri 52.013(3) and 54.040.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at 5: 00 p.m., at the City Hall, City of Cameron, Notice of Voter Registration Accessibility Missouri, 205 North Main Street, Cameron, Missouri 64429, the Tax Increment Financing Commission of the City of Cameron, Missouri (“TIF Commission”) will hold a public hearing to consider the designation of FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN that at least one-half of the sites provided for voter registration shall be a redevelopment area, the approval of a redevelopment plan, and the approval of a redevelopment project accessible to handicapped persons (RSMo 115.140). In addition, a disabled or elderly citizen may register to in the area designated as the redevelopment area pursuant to the Real Property Tax Increment Allocation vote by alternative means including registration by mail and curbside registration. Redevelopment Act, Revised Statutes of Missouri Sections 99.800 - 99.865, as amended. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON REGISTRATION AND VOTING: Persons may contact your local election The proposed redevelopment plan establishes a redevelopment area located generally near the southeast authority by telephone at 816-449-5402 or by mail at PO Box 248, Maysville, MO. 64469. corner of the intersection of Baldwin Drive and Lana Drive in the City of Cameron consisting of less than one acre. Such area is commonly referred to as 616 Lana Drive and 628 Lana Drive, Cameron, Missouri. The Missouri Secretary of State’s office provides a toll free number for persons with hearing impairments who have access to a Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (TDD). TDD users may call 800-669-8683 to The proposed redevelopment plan calls for the development of the site for commercial use (the expansion obtain information on voter registration, polling place location and accessibility, absentee balloting, and of an existing business) in a single phase with total project costs estimated at $500,000. The proposed other election-related services available in their local jurisdictions and from the State of Missouri. redevelopment plan calls for the use of tax increment financing (TIF) funds in the estimated amount of $130,000 plus interest for improvements including without limitation site preparation and improvements, CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION OFFICIALS and for professional services, all as further set forth in the redevelopment plan. Given under my hand and official seal at the Capitol in the City of Jefferson, State of Missouri, this 14th day of December, A.D., 2015. The proposed redevelopment plan, entitled the MP-L4 Redevelopment Plan, will be available for review by any interested party during regular business hours on or about February 2, 2016 and thereafter at the offices Jason Kander of the City of Cameron at the address listed below. Secretary of State

The public and representatives of all affected taxing districts are invited to submit comments to the attention I, Melissa Meek, County Clerk within and for the county of DeKalb, do hereby certify that the above and of the TIF Commission prior to the date of the hearing at the address listed below. All interested persons will foregoing is a true and correct list as certified to me by JASON KANDER, Secretary of State, State of Missouri, be given an opportunity to be heard at the public hearing. of the offices for which candidates are to be nominated or elected at the PRIMARY ELECTION to be held August 2, 2016. Tax Increment Financing Commission of the City of Cameron, Missouri c/o City Clerk, City Hall, 205 North Main Street, Cameron, Missouri 64429 Melissa Meek DeKalb County Clerk Thursday, January 21, 2016 Classifieds Citizen-Observer - 21 Happy New Year Special Hay for Sale Sq-bales. Brome $5 Off Grooming the whole & Brome mix - $3, Al­fal­ month of January! By Appt. fa - $4, Big Bales: Brome Mix EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY in GALLATIN, HAMILTON Gracie’s Groomingdale’s - $30 and $35, Al­fal­fa - $40. AND SURROUNDING AREA 1212 W 4th St at Twin Oaks 816-649-8729. Vet Clinic, Cameron 816- Access II I.L.C. is seeking candidates for Part-time 632-6460 Professional Pet SMALL Square Bales, Brome Grooming for 41 Years Personal Assistant Positions. Some weekend and evening $4 ea. Net wrapped round bales hours may be required. Individuals must register with $40 ea. 40 yrs. ex­peri­ence. FARMERS Otis Marshall, Mays­ville Is looking for a Chaplain/Spiritual Counselor the Family Care Safety Registry and pass additional 816-261-6941 for Bereavement. Must be ordained and have background screenings. Experience working with MARKET persons with disabilities recommended. Great part-time 299 - Farm one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) opportunities! All aides hired will be required to attend

Miscellaneous or a minimum of a bachelor’s degree with training in Gallatin. Interested applicants can send in their 288 - Seeds, Feeds, New heavy iron corral­ panels.­ resumes to Access II I.L.C., Attn: Dawn, 101 Industrial Fertilizers $60. Free re­placement­ if panel­ emphasis in counseling or related subjects. Parkway, Gallatin, MO 64648. Persons with disabilities gets damaged.­ 816-507-3116 or are strongly encouraged to apply. Access II is an equal For Sale: Clover­ Seed $2.10/lb. 816-898-0234 Apply in person fax resume to 816-632-2914. Les­pe­de­za Seed $.80/lb. Al­fal­ opportunity employer. fa, Brome, Orchard, Seed Oats and oth­er Grass Seeds avail­ 607 Lana Drive, Suite B • Cameron able. All seed cleaned, bagged EMPLOYMENT & germ tested.­ Steve Mills 816- cy on Ag­ing, Box 185, Cam­er­ 805-5054. Matt Mills 816-786- Full Time Of­fice Help Want­ed. Health Pro­grams Co­or­di­na­ Must be able to multi-task­ 3 to tor, part-time, Cam­er­on lo­ca­ on 64429 or email to bstigall@­ 4880. 4 days per week. No wee­kends. tion. De­gree pre­ferred, re­lated­ nwmoaaa.org. EOE 291 - Hay,Straw 310 - Help Wanted Send resume­ to P.O. Box 498A ex­peri­ence may be con­sid­ Cam­er­on, Mo. 64429. ered. De­scrip­tion, de­tails at BIG Bales 5x4, good mixed Class A CDL Driv­er-Ded­i­cat­ed nwmoaaa.org. Send re­sume to grass, $30 each. 816-804-8825 Lanes. MI to KC twice week­ly. North­west Mis­souri Area Agen­ Drop & Hook, No touch freight. Brome Mixed Grass Hay I pro­vide the truck- .32 cents/ 5x5+ 1350 lbs, plastic twine, mile. Denise­ 816-288-8329 put up dry, 2014 hay: $25/bale FARM Help Want­ed: ref­er­ence, Notice of Presidential Preference Primary Election in DeKalb County, Missouri 2015 hay: $35/bale. Discount Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of DeKalb County, Missouri, that a Presidential Preference Primary Election will be held on qual­ifi­ca­tions, resumes mail to for large quantities. 816-560- Tuesday, March 15, 2016. In compliance with Chapter 115.755 RSMo; the persons names hereinafter filed written request in the office 451 SE Hwy 36, Osborn,­ MO 0993 Cameron. of Honorable Jason Kander, Secretary of State of Missouri, and are entitled to be voted on along with a listing for an uncommitted vote. 64474 I, Melissa Meek, Election Authority for DeKalb County, do hereby certify that this is a true and correct listing of the candidates and ad- dresses as certified to me on December 30, 2015.

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For US President For US President For default in the payment of debt secured by deed of trust executed by James L. Evans and Sharon J. Evans, husband and wife, dated Hilary Clinton, 300 CADMAN PLAZA W, 11TH FL, BROOKLYN, NY 11201 Chris Christie, PO BOX 9119, MORRISTOWN, NJ 07963 4/21/2010, recorded 4/29/2010 as Document Number 2010-1170, in the Office of Recorder of Deeds, Clinton County, Missouri at Plattsburg, Henry Hewes, 515 MADISON AVE, NEW YORK, NY 10022 Jeb Bush, 9250 W FLAGLER ST, STE 502, MIAMI, FL 33174 the undersigned Successor Trustee will on Friday, 1/29/2016 between the hours of 9 o’clock a.m. and 5 o’clock p.m., specifically at 11:00AM, Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente, 5440 MOREHOUSE DR #45, SAN DIEGO, CA Ben Carson, 1800 DIAGONAL RD, STE 140, ALEXANDRIA, VA 22314 at the West front door of the Clinton County Circuit Courthouse in 92121 Plattsburg, Clinton County, Missouri, sell at public vendue tothe Donald J. Trump, 725 FIFTH AVE, 5TH FL, NEW YORK, NY 10022 highest bidder for cash: Bernie Sanders, PO BOX 905, BURLINGTON, VT 05402 Marco Rubio, PO BOX 558701, MIAMI, FL 33255 The land referred to herein below is situated in the County of Clinton, Keith Judd, PO BOX 1884, MIDLAND, TX 79702 State of MO, and is described as follows: Ted Cruz, PO BOX 25376, HOUSTON, TX 77265 Willie L. Wilson, 345 E WACKER DR, STE 4601, CHICAGO, IL 60601 A tract of land commencing at the Northeast corner of Section Twenty- Rick Santorum, PO BOX 238, VERONA, PA 15147 one (21), Township Fifty-six (56) North, Range Thirty (30) West, Clinton Martin J. O’Malley, 1501 ST PAUL ST, STE 115, BALTIMORE, MD 21202 County, Missouri; thence with the North line of the Northeast Quarter Carly Fiorina, 1020 N FAIRFAX ST, STE 200, ALEXANDRIA, VA22314 of said Section North 89°38’19” West, 690.89 feet to the point of John Wolfe, 3815 FORREST HIGHLANDS DR, CHATTANOOGA, TN 37415 beginning; thence departing from said line South 00°29’32” West, John R. Kasich, PO BOX 1344, COLUMBUS, OH 43216 1330.44 feet to the South line of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Jon Adams, 417 RIVERSIDE DR, NEW YORK, NY 10025 Quarter of said Section; thence along said line North 89°53’38” West, Rand Paul, 513 C ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002 654.13 feet to the Southwest corner of the Northeast Quarter of the (UNCOMMITTED) Northeast Quarter of said Section; thence along Quarter Quarter Jim Lynch, 20635 ABBEY WOODS CT N, STE 303, FRANKFORT, IL 60423 Section line North 00°29’33” East, 1333.35 feet to the Northwest corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter; thence Mike Huckabee, PO BOX 3357, LITTLE ROCK, AR 72203 along the North line of said Section South 89°38’19” East, 654.11 feet LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATES to the point of beginning. Also known as tract 3. (UNCOMMITTED For US President And Austin Petersen, 19615 S STATE RT J, PECULIAR, MO 64078 Commencing at the Northeast corner of Section Twenty-one (21), CONSTITUTION CANDIDATES Township Fifty-six (56) North, Range Thirty (30) West, Clinton County, Steven Elliott (Steve) Kerbel, PO BOX 50858, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO Missouri; thence with the North line of the Northeast Quarter of said 80949-0858 For US President Section North 89°38’19” West, 363.29 feet to the point of beginning; thence departing from said line South 00°29’34” West, 1328.98 feet Rhett Rosenquest Smith, PO BOX 17271, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78217 (Uncommitted) to the South line of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said Section; thence along said line North 89°53’38” West, 327.59 feet; Cecil Ince, 526 S BELCREST AVE, SPRINGFIELD, MO 65802 thence departing from said line North 00°29’32” East, 1330.44 feet to the North line of the Northeast Quarter of said Section; thence along Marc Allan Feldman, 3169 WILLOW LN, BEACHWOOD, OH 44122 said line South 89°38’19” East, 327.60 feet to the point of beginning. Also known as tract 4. (UNCOMMITTED) Commonly known as and numbered 7922 NE 310th Street, Cameron MO 64429. CERTIFICATION

to satisfy said debt and cost. State of Missouri ss. Pittenger Law Group, LLC Secretary of State Successor Trustee I, Jason Kander, Secretary of State of the State of Missouri, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct list, containing the name and address of each person who has filed in my office a written request to be included and is entitled to be voted on at the Presidential Preference Primary Election to be held By: ______March 15, 2016. The order in which candidates’ names are listed is the order they are to appear on the Presidential Preference Primary ballot of each party. Brandon T. Pittenger Member I further certify the foregoing party emblems of the Democratic, Republican, Libertarian and Constitution parties, respectively, are in accordance with Section 6900 College Boulevard, Suite 325 115.385, RSMo. Overland Park, KS 66211 P.O. Box 7410 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of my office in the Overland Park, KS 66207 City of Jefferson, State of Missouri, this 30th day of December, 2015. (913) 323-4595 Jason Kander (913) 661-1747 fax Secretary of State

NOTICE COUNTY CLERK/ELECTION AUTHORITY CERTIFICATION

Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. Section I, Melissa Meek, County Clerk/Election Authority within and for the county of DeKalb do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct list as 1692c(b), no information concerning the collection of this debt may certified to me by Jason Kander, Secretary of State, State of Missouri, of the candidates entitled to be voted for at the Presidential Preference Primary Election to be given without the prior consent of the consumer given directly to be held March 15, 2016. the debt collector or the express permission of a court of competent jurisdiction. The debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal. Done at my information obtained will be used for that purpose. office this 12th day of January, 2016. Melissa Meek [01/07, 01/14, 01/21, 01/28/16] DeKalb County Clerk/Election Authority 22 - Citizen-Observer Classifieds Thursday, January 21, 2016

PRE-CAST CON­CRETE 432 - Wanted To Buy cel­lars & sep­tic tanks, Sil­ver & gold coins ort Truss Co., feed bunks, bump­er esp LLC blocks & steps. Den­tal gold, gold mountings,­ am . Call 816-238-6650. sterl­ing sil­ver, old watch­es & J 32091 State Hwy 6 di­a­monds. High­est cash price paid. Ju­nior San­dy 816-632- Jamesport, MO 64648 387 - Furnaces, Stoves 2126 or 816-390-2027

Is taking applications for a full PENNINGTON HARDWOOD PELLETS FINANCIAL are here. JP time RN needed for a growing Sur-Gro, 539-2106 VERY COMPETITIVE! team. Apply in person or fax 389 - Garage Sales resume to 816-632-2914. Custom Built AT­TEN­TION RENTALS FOR A CUR­RENT LIST Engineered Trusses OF ALL THE GARAGE

607 Lana Drive, Suite B • Cameron SALES FOR THIS Phone: 660-684-6055 V.M. WEEKS SHOP­PER, BE SURE TO SEE SECTION Willow Brook Apt 1 Bdrm. • 2 Bdrms. • Studios SMALL 2 BR Du­plex, clean, “B”. ANY ADS CALLED • Free Cable & Trash Pickup IN AF­TER 10AM ON quiet neigh­bor­hood, wash­er & ACREAGE 520 acres-­ hard Duplexes • Houses HELP WANTED FRI­DAY WILL BE dry­er available, no dogs, $425/ sur­faced road, till­able, CNAs - 3 to 11 & 11 to 7 PRINT­ED IN “B” • Storage Units mo. 1st mo, last mo, plus de­ pond, trees, Wood­ward SEC­TION ONLY! 632-4663 pos­it. 816-665-6462 Real Es­tate. Gwen Kemp­er LPNs - Full Time 3 to 11, Mon-Fri; Occasional 816-930-2000. Weekends 510 - Mobile Homes Part Time Night LPN 404 - Landscaping 3 bedroom,­ 1.5 bath. $650 a FSBO: Coun­try Acreage for month. Call Tra­vis at 816-668- MO­BILE Home for Rent home or hunting.­ Timber­ & GRAVEL, Sand, Top Soil, MDS Coordinator/Charge Nurse - Full Time 1843 or Sale. Own­er fi­nanc­ing mead­ows. 5 acr­es, 4 lo­ca­tions. Mulch, Riv­er Rock, Bould­ers. 3 Bedroom,­ 1.5 bath. $850 a available,­ Sen­ior dis­count. Ken­ Ir­win 661-607-7241 or No Phone Calls Please - Apply in person at Tur­ney Mini Quar­ry month. Call Tra­vis at 816-668- Grand Park, Cam­er­on. David Scott 816-695-8940 Quail Run • 1405 W. Grand • Cameron 816-248-2523 1843. Call 816-392-0327 or Come join our dynamic team in 566 - Houses for Sale 408 - Lawn Supplies 816-632-6361 providing holistic care and to enrich the 501 - Apartments, life of those in need. Crafts­man Wood Chip­per. 7.5 Furnished LOTS OF OP­TIONS 1.5 HP gas. Used very little,­ like Rock­wood Vil­lage story home - 1,568 sq.ft. New lower rental rates 1405 W. Grand • Cameron, MO • 632-2151 new. $550. Call 816-724-1417. Apt avail­able in Ha­mil­ton adj. 3,810 sq.ft. High­way Yard-Man yard vacuum,­ chip­ starting at $350/mo & lo­ca­tion, 3 acres­ with op­ Heights. 2 BR up­dat­ed, all Rent-To-Own Program. per, and shredder.­ 173CC gas. utili­ ­ties ex­cept elect. New tions for more acreage, Used very little,­ like new. $300. Sale: $0-$7000 trailers barns and stor­age building.­ HELP WANT­ED Mef­ford Pest Con­trol is cab­i­nets, new car­pet, new need work, background Call 816-724-1417 fur­nace & AC. For more Call to­day to design your Lo­cal area bank is cur­rent­ look­ing for a Part-time of­ check - OAC, 5 yr lease life­style. Wood­ward Real ly ac­cept­ing ap­pli­ca­tions fice sec­re­tary. M-Th 8am- info call 816-632-6080. req. 9-5 Mon.-Fri., 8-12 414 - Miscellaneous Items Es­tate. Gwen Kemper­ 816- for full and part time teller­ 1pm, no holi­days, $9.50 Sat. Call 816-632-6325. 539-2000. po­si­tions. Ex­cellent­ ben­e­ per hour. Vari­ous du­ties Avail­able Feb 1st. Large 2 bed­ fits and competi­ ­tive wag­ to in­clude an­swer phone, For sale - Peavey­ Escort­ 3000 room apart­ment, all ap­plianc­es es. Please send re­sume mak­ing phone calls and Port­able Radio­ PA Sys­tem - 6 fur­nished in­clud­ing wash­er and 513 - Houses for Rent with refer­ ­enc­es to P.O. Box com­put­er work. Send short months old. Blueridge­ flat top dry­er. No pets. Call 816-215- SPECIAL gui­tar with hard case - 5 years 6968. 498B, Cam­er­on, Mo 64429 re­sume/appli­ ­ca­tion to P.O. 1-3 BR’S AVAIL­ABLE old. 1 guitar­ stand, 1 music­ SERVICES E.O.E. Box 55, Cam­er­on, MO Houses/Duplexes/Apts stand, 2 mike stands, 1 mike, 504 - Apts., Unfurnished 64429. Quality units & pricing all like new, nev­er been used Help Want­ed. Switch­board/Ad­ 1 BR Apt in Ha­milton,­ W/D 816-558-2068 mitting­ cler­i­cal po­si­tions avail­ Oak­ridge of Plattsburg­ is look­ much. $1,600 firm and cash. hook­ups, HUD ap­proved, $340/ 816-284-5417. Won’t separate. 622 - Appliance Repair able im­me­diately.­ High en­er­gy ing for full time Nurse’s and mo 816-586-5161 or 816-465- House for rent east of Mays­ en­vi­ron­ment; Shifts will vary. CNA’s on our even­ing team, we For Sale: Ad­just­able Al­leys, ad­ 0267 ville. 4 bed­room, 2.5 bath, Ap­pliance re­pair, re­frig­era­tors, Ap­ply at Cam­er­on Re­gion­al off­er full ben­e­fits & a flexi­ble justs from 32” to 10” and 90 and NEW, New, New, Everythings wood stove, 2 acres,­ wash­er/ ba­sic ap­pliances,­ tech school Med­i­cal Cen­ter 1600 E Ev­er­ sched­ule. Please come by 205 E 180 de­gree sheet­ed tubs - all Brand New: 2 BR, 1.5 BA Apt dry­er, kitch­en ap­pliances,­ $675 grad, di­ag­nos­tics upon phone green St. Cam­er­on, MO 64429 Clay Ave and pick up an appli­ ­ primed, painted­ with caulked in Cam­er­on, 750 sq ft w/new a month with de­pos­it. No pets. call. Z&Z Ap­pliance Re­pair EOE. ca­tion or con­tact Beth or Crys­ seams. www.cor­bin­steel.com, ap­pliances­ & W/D hook­ups, no 816-449-8007. LLC. Tra­vis So­lo­mon. 417- tal at 816-539-2128. call Philip­ 888-236-9990. steps, Section­ 8 or HUD wel­ 860-6183. HELP WANT­ED: PART Time Clean­ing Help For Sale: Fence line and pas­ 525 - Office Space Ap­ply in per­son come, gor­geous must see, $625/ need­ed for lo­cal laun­dro­mat, 2 ture bunks - rolled steel with mo. Call 816-695-9383 646 - Cleaning: Jokers­ Wild Truck Wash days/wk, 3 hrs @ night, must be rolled, wide feet. Available­ in Commercial, Home 816-632-3299. de­pend­able. 816-507-1280 26”, 30” and 36” widths, 10’ 507 - Duplexes COM­MER­CIAL Build­ing and 20’ lengths, 21” deep. Feed Of­fice Space Avail­able... Ex­pert pro­fes­sion­al HELP WANT­ED: Cook, Ha­mil­ stanchions available­ mount­ed 2 & 3 BR Places. For more 1500 sq ft di­rect­ly across Car­pet & up­hol­stery cleaning ton Head Start, 29 hours/week. to bunks or sepa­ ­rate. www.cor­ info call Debbie­ at 816-632- from Wal­mart in Cam­er­on. since 1968. Your “dirt” is our Vis­it www.green­hillsheadstart.­ MERCHANDISE bin­steel.com, call Phil­ip 888- 0296 days & 816-316-0599 $1500/mo. Call Puckett­ bread & butter.­ Cer­ti­fied in org for job description and ap­ 236-9990. nights before­ 8pm Law Of­fice 816-632-5297 car­pet, up­hol­stery, smoke and pli­ca­tion, or call 660-359-2214. 2 bedroom,­ 1.5 bath. All util­i­ for fur­ther in­qui­ries. wa­ter damage.­ Call 816-632- E.O.I. For Sale: Fence Pan­els, high 2627 or 888-854-2949. ten­sile steel pipe, 6 bar panels­ ties paid. Fridge, stove, wash­ LPN Full-time. Northwest­ start­ing at $58. New and used er and dryer.­ NO PETS! $695/ Health Servic­ ­es. Must be non- 360 - Building Materials IS YOUR DIRTY HOUSE pipe. www.cor­bin­steel.com, month. 816-724-1548. to­bac­co, nicotine free. To ap­ply, CAUSING YOU TO call Philip­ 888-236-9990. 3bd 2 ba dou­ble car garage­ with vis­it nwhealth-servic­ ­es.org. REAL ESTATE LOSE SLEEP World Wars tank col­lec­tion, 13 open­er. Wood burn­ing fire­ Then call... for $15 each. Model­ kits alrea­ ­ place. $695 a month. $500 de­ Clean Sweep dy put to­geth­er. Must See! Call pos­it. 406 Wesleyan Ter­race. * 14 yrs. in serv­ice Cam­er­on 503-2230. day­time, 816-724-3182. 551 - Building Sites & * ex­cel­lent ref­er­enc­es CAM­ER­ON Area Duplexes * hon­est, de­pend­able 3 & 4 BR $750/mo. Lots & hard work­ing. Call 816-898-0059 Call Renee­ at 660-749-5542 DU­PLEX FOR LEASE: 3 BR, AF­FORD­ABLE BUILD­ or Chari at 816-632-8259. RICHMOND METAL SUPPLY 2 BA, 7 clos­ets, 2 car gar., dish­ ING LOTS. Easy ac­cess to wash­er, gar­bage dis­po­sal, deck, I-35, hard sur­faced roads, 661 - Excavating Services IN STOCK 20 COLORS READY lrg. rooms, W/D hook­up. Hol­ly city util­i­ties, Call Gwen Hock Dr., Cam­er­on, No Pets. at Wood­ward Real Es­tate. Gas­ti­neau Doz­ing: $700/mo. Call 816-724-0696 or 816-930-2000. All kinds of dirt work, doz­ TO BE CUSTOM CUT FOR YOU. 816-273-7808 erwork, track hoe, back hoe, Du­plex for rent. 3 bed­room, ponds, clean outs, terrac­ ­ing, 2 bath­room, 2 car ga­rage, 557 - Acreages clearing,­ wa­ter­ways, bsmt, site “Where fireplace, eat in kitchen.­ $750. prep., etc. 660-354-2527. FEATURING: Quality No pets. 816-296-3556. 664 - Fencing • #1 29 ga. Metal (40 year warranty) Hits Nice 3 bed­room 2 bath du­plex • #2 Painted Metal at Competitive Prices Home” for rent in Cameron, with 2 car AFFORDABLE ga­rage. $750 per month plus • Residential & Commercial Overhead Doors FENCE WORK: de­pos­it. 816-726-7379. Chain link, wood, res­i­dential, & Operators com­mer­cial, dog ken­nels. 39 • Steel Entry Doors yrs exp. Call 816-632-4939. • Painted Screws & Nails “Pub­lish­er’s no­tice: All real estate ad­vertised­ h­erein is sub­ject to­ NEW PRO­DUCTS: • Vinyl & Aluminum Windows th­e Fed­eral Fair Ho­using Act, wh­ich­ makes it illegal to­ ad­vertise Aluminum Seamless Gutters. • Color Matched Trim (Custom Made for You) any pref­erence, limitatio­n, o­r d­iscriminatio­n b­ecause o­f­ race, co­l­ Work­man Fenc­ing & • Insulation Products o­r, religio­n, sex, h­and­icap, f­amilial status, o­r natio­nal o­rigin, o­r Con­struc­tion. Lester Build­ ing Sys­tems; Country­ Es­tate • Complete Building Kits intentio­n to­ make any such­ pref­erence, limitatio­n, o­r d­iscrimina­ tio­n. We will no­t kno­wingly accept any ad­vertising f­o­r real estate Fence, AG- Com­mer­cial- • Competitive Prices TOLL FREE NUMBER Horse. 30 yrs. exp. Call Gary • And Much, Much More! wh­ich­ is in vio­latio­n o­f­ th­e law. All perso­ns are h­ereb­y off: 660-535-6112 inf­o­rmed­ th­at all d­wellings ad­vertised­ are availab­le o­n cell: 816-387-3929 888-706-3131 an equal o­ppo­rtunity b­asis.” 2X2s for January 17, 2016

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