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Larry King, reelected Clinton County Larry Fish, new Clinton Commissioner Second District County Sheirff

Photos by Jackie Peck Voters turned out in Cameron in record numbers for this year’s election, with 75 percent of eligible voters in DeKalb County and 71 percent of eligible voters in

By Annette Bauer registered voters and in DeKalb and I really really appreciate the The race for Clinton County County were 4,672 out of 6,613 people in Cameron, they were Sheriff was nearly as close with Editor [email protected] registered voters. the ones that really came out and Larry Fish winning the office with The race for District 2 helped me win this thing. My 217 votes. All across the country record Commissioner was an extremely goal is to continue to work for the Fish said of his win, “It was a numbers of voters were seen at the close one, with King and Riddell whole Clinton County like I have really long road, I had a really good polls voting in not only the national tied before the votes from Cameron for the last twelve years, not just team. They really worked hard, elections, but state and local were tallied. King won the race by the Second District, but the whole did a great job. I couldn’t have contests as well. Local election 136 votes. county. I really appreciate anyone asked for a better team to. Moving results mirrored the national ones King said, “I appreciate the that supported me, but Cameron forward that is what we will have Andy Clark, DeKalb County in their close races. confidence the folks in the second came through for me.” is a great working team, to help in Sheriff Total ballots in Clinton County district has put in me after twelve Riddell could not be reached for were 10,384 out of 14,447 years of being their commissioner comment. See ELECTION on page 2 Elks honor veterans with luncheon All-District band auditions By Jackie Peck Staff Writer [email protected] Over 500 high school and middle school band students from the Northwest Missouri region participated in live, blind auditions held at St. Joseph Central High School on Saturday, November 5. Students competed for placement in one of two ensembles, the Honor Band and the Concert Band. The following students earned placement in the Honor Band and are eligible to audition for the Missouri All-State Band on Saturday, December 3. Michelle Short (9) oboe, 1st chair She’ Jones (12) bass clarinet, 4th chair Lauren Peck (10) trumpet, 7th chair Jordan Masters (9) trombone, 7th chair Kaitlynne Towell (9) euphonium, 2nd alternate Natalie Eaton (12) percussion, option 2, 1st alternate Photos by Wally Gallian Charly Bates (12) percussion, option 3, 2nd alternate Local Elks lodge honored Veterans on Saturday November Those earning placement in the Concert Band: 5 with their annual Veteran’s dinner. Over 160 veterans were Haley Reynolds (11) piccolo, 1st chair in attendance. Bob Early donated the meat that was served Bailey Caldwell (10) clarinet, 2nd chair and a special cake Khayla Hollingsworth (10) clarinet, 10th chair was prepared for Lizzy Stamper (9) tuba, 2nd alternate the event. Boy Scout Troop 175 served the See BAND on page 2 guests. 2 - Citizen-Observer The Jump Thursday, November 10, 2016 ELECTION______from front page BAND______from front page the Sheriffs department to bring services to Constitutional Amendment 2 the community that they need and expect.” Campaign Limits Porter Henson said of his loss, “I’d like to Yes thank the supporters that have voted for me Constitutional Amendment 3 and kept me in office for twelve years. Good 60 Cent Cigarette Tax luck to Larry Fish.” No All election results follow: Constitutional Amendment 4 Clinton County – total ballots No Tax on Services Yes 10,384 Constitutional Amendment 6 Require Voter Id District 1 Commissioner Yes Gary McCrea 53.10% Proposition A 23 Cent Cigarette Tax District 2 Commissioner No Larry King 51.54% County Sheriff Candidates running unopposed Larry Fish 50.96% or with write in opponents County Assessor County Coroner Cindy Carter 68.88% Heath B. Turner County Coroner Public Administrator Lee Hanks 64.88% Connie Bray

Constitutional Amendment 1 State Results Soil and Water Sales Tax Photo by Jackie Peck Yes Mo Senator Cameron High School students earning a place in the All-District Honor Band Constitutional Amendment 2 include: (L-R) Top row Natalie Eaton, Bailey Caldwell, Michelle Short, Khayla Campaign Limits Roy Blunt US Representative District 6 Hollingsworth, Charly Bates. Bottom row Lauren Peck, Lizzy Stamper, She’ Yes Jones, Kaitlynne Towell, Jordan Masters, Not Pictured: Haley Reynolds Constitutional Amendment 3 Sam Graves 60 Cent Cigarette Tax Mo Governor Eric Greitens No Natalie Eaton (12) percussion, option 2, Annika Dickkut-trombone, 1st chair Mo Lt. Governor Constitutional Amendment 4 1st chair Peyton Dickkut-trombone, 4th chair Mike Parson No Tax on Services Charly Bates (12) percussion, option 3, Emma Funk-bassoon, 1st chair Mo Attorney General Yes 2nd chair Madison Abbett- tuba, 1st chair Josh Hawley Constitutional Amendment 6 Senior bass clarinet player, She’ Jones, Hailee Williams – flute, 6th chair Mo Secretary of State Require Voter Id peaked her senior year, and earned 4th chair Natali Huff – horn, 3rd chair Jay Ashcroft Yes in the Honor Band after having successfully Haylee Estenbaum – oboe, 1st alternate Mo Treasurer Proposition A 23 Cent Cigarette Tax played in the Concert Band for the last three “We are proud that these students Eric Schmitt No years. Preparation for such an honor began challenged themselves to grow as State Representative District 8 when she received the All-District music at instrumentalists and musicians. This James W. (Jim) Neely Candidates running unopposed or with the end of last school year. “I practiced the audition music is difficult and demanding. State Representative District 2 write in opponents entire summer and have practiced every day Cameron students represented themselves J. Eggleston Public Administrator since school started,” said Jones. and our program very well!” stated Cameron Nancy Wingate Jones, who is working towards becoming Band Director, Ann Goodwin Clark. Constitutional Amendment 1 a music educator, also takes Advanced The Middle School/Jr. High All District Soil and Water Sales Tax Other ballot measures in Clinton County Instrumental Music Studies at Cameron Band will be conducted by Ky Hascall, Yes City of Plattsburg – yes High School. The class allows her to work Director of Bands at Park Hill High School. Constitutional Amendment 2 Smithville R-II School District one on one with band directors, Blake Duren The High School Concert Band will be Campaign Limits Question 1 - Yes and Ann Goodwin Clark, and focus on fine conducted by Marvin Manring, Director Yes Smithville R-II School District tuning musical skills. “Making Honor Band of Bands at Stockton High School, and Constitutional Amendment 3 Question 2- Yes means everything to me because it’s a goal the Honor Band will be conducted by Dr. 60 Cent Cigarette Tax I’ve had since I started playing,” smiled Nathan Rinnert, Music Department Chair No Jones. and Assistant Director of Bands at Mansfield DeKalb County – total Constitutional Amendment 4 Congratulations to the following University, in Mansfield, PA. No Tax on Services ballots 4,672 Cameron Veterans Middle School students All three ensembles will perform in Yes that earned placement in the Northwest concert at Platte County High School on Constitutional Amendment 6 County Commissioner East District Middle School/Junior High All- Saturday, December 10. Require Voter Id Garry McFee 55.28% District Band last Saturday. County Commissioner West Yes Kyle White 65.30% Proposition A 23 Cent Cigarette Tax County Sheriff No Andy Clark 89.98% Mo Retain Supreme Court Judge County Assessor Yes Tanya Zimmerman 54.11% National Constitutional Amendment 1 President/Vice President Soil and Water Sales Tax Donald Trump/ Michael R. Pence Yes

DC United County Missouri Retired Teachers Association meets The DC United County Uniot of the held on January 10 at the 1st Cameron State Missouri Retired Teachers Association and Bank community room at 9:00 a.m. whiere Other School Personnel met on November members will have a program on genealogy. Photo by Jackie Peck 8 at the Boy Scouts of America building in Anyone who is a retired teaher or other Cameron Veterans Middle School students that earned placement in the Stewartsville with 12 members and three school personnel is invited to jion the roup Northwest District Middle School/Junior High All-District Band include: (L- guests in attendance. An interesting program and may contact Sandy White at (816) 724- R) Annika Dickkut, Madison Abbett, Haylee Estenbaum, Natali Huff, Hailee was presented by retired educators, Mike 1436 for more information. MRTA is the Williams, Emma Funk, and Peyton Dickkut and Carol Wolf and Chet Owen, on their largest state level organization dedicated retirement hobbies of crafting and alpacha soley to lobbying for current educational ownership. issues and protecting the retirement benefits The next county unit meeting will be of PSRS and PEERS retirees. Thursday, November 10, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 3 Cameron competes very Gas prices plummet day well against other school of election districts on the APR. By Chris Shanks, Ed. D. academic achievement, high school career Assistant Superintendent readiness, graduation rate, and the attendance Cameron R-1 School District rate of all students across the district. For fun, let’s see how we compare against Two weeks ago I wrote about the newest the school districts from our winter sports district classifications for our winter sports districts. In basketball: St. Joseph School teams. In basketball, the boys and girls District includes Benton and Lafayette (83.9), teams will participate in Class 4-District 16 Chillicothe School District (98.6), Kirksville and the wrestling team will participate in School District (88.9), and Savannah Class 2-District 4. The following schools are School District (88.2). For wrestling, Class in Class 4-District 16 with their respective 2-District 4 schools and their APR’s are: the enrollments in parentheses: Benton St. Joseph School District includes Benton (781 students), Cameron (548 students), and Lafayette (83.9), Center School District Chillicothe (571 students), Kirksville (756 (80.7), Chillicothe School District (98.6), students), Lafayette (783 students), and Excelsior Springs School District (84.6), Savannah (780 students). For wrestling, Maryville School District (99.3), Oak Grove Class 2-District 4 is composed of the School District (96.4), Savannah School Photo by Jackie Peck following schools: Benton (781 students), District (88.2), and Southeast High School of No Your Eyes Are Not Playing Tricks On You! The cost of a gallon of gas Cameron (548 students), Center (696 the Kansas City Public School District (70). dropped nearly fifteen cents overnight, just in time for the 2016 Presidential students), Central Academy (607 students), Central Academy, Hogan Prep, Lincoln Prep, election. According to AAA, this is the lowest price per gallon before a presi- Chillicothe (571 students), Excelsior Pembroke Hill, and St. Pius are all either dential election since 2004. The average price for gas in Missouri right now is Springs (791 students), Hogan Prep (480 charter schools or private schools that do not $1.99 – so Cameron is 14 cents below the average statewide. students), Lafayette (783 students), Lincoln have an MSIP score for accountability. The College Prep (604 students), Maryville Smithville R-II School District, which is not (470 students), Oak Grove (649 students), in either basketball or wrestling district, but Pembroke Hill (569 students), Savannah in the Midland Empire Conference, scored a Movie Review: Trolls PG (780 students), Southeast (474 students), years ago. 90.7 percent on the APR. By Madison Elliot Green and St. Pius (555 students). As you can Poppy continues with the party despite As you can see from the above Contributed see in each of our particular basketball Branch’s warnings, and sure enough leads information, the Cameron R-I School and wrestling districts our winter sports The newest movie from DreamWorks the Bergens right to them. The Bergens District outperformed all of the MEC student-athletes will face mostly the same Animations, ‘Trolls’, is based around the manage to capture many of the Trolls, many Conference and every school district in both opponents. Expectations remain sky high small dolls created by Thomas Dam. The being very close friends to Poppy. Desperate the basketball and wrestling winter sports at the beginning of the winter sports film follows the adventures of Princess to save her friends, Poppy convinces Branch districts on the APR from DESE! Think of seasons! Poppy (Anna Kendrick), and Branch (Justin to join her on her trip to “Bergen Town” to the excitement that would be created if both The Annual Performance Report (APR) Timberlake), who are a mission to rescue rescue her friends. the conference and the district champs this is the “report card” of the school district. their friends. With no shortness of clever parodies, and winter in both boys and girls basketball The APR is the Missouri Department of Trolls, are small creatures who live in happiness, this film is a wonderful movie and wrestling were the Cameron Dragons! Elementary and Secondary Education’s a perpetual state of happiness, dance, and for parents and kids a like. It teaches us that We ARE the conference and district (DESE) accountability system for reviewing song. Other creatures, known as Bergens, “There is happiness deep down inside all of champions when it comes to school and and accrediting public school districts. The are not so lucky, as they are constantly mad, us. We just need to find someone to help us academic performance! Everyone involved Cameron R-I School District received a 99.6 sad, and bored. The Bergens, however, find it.” Clever songs and well timed jokes in the school district (students, parents, percent or 139.5 of the 140 possible points find they can be happy, if they eat a troll. are the perfect way to show what makes grandparents, community members, district- on the 2016 APR. The APR is based on five Making it a tradition, the Bergens lock up Trolls, Trolls. This movie is rated PG, as patrons, faculty, staff, administration, and areas of school improvement as required the Trolls so they can eat them on a Holiday there is some rude humor, but is still suitable school board members) should be very, very by the fifth cycle of the Missouri School they call “Trollists”. Being as little as they for all ages. proud of this fact! Congratulations for a job Improvement Program (MSIP 5). Those five are however, the Trolls manage to escape the Trolls will be playing at the YMCA on well done! areas are: academic achievement, subgroup Bergens, with the help of their king, “King Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Stop by for Peppy”, and find a new home deep in the show times and other activities offered by woods. the YMCA. 20 years later, King Peppy’s daughter, Active shooter drill at Princess Poppy, decides to throw a party in honor of the anniversary of their NOW SHOWING at Tyrrell Theater Mirable School escape. She plans on it being TROLLS the biggest, loudest, and Rated PG By Tobey McMullen that on November 15 the Mirable School most amazing party ever! district will be performing an active shooter Show times: Contributed She is warned, however Fri. Nov. 11th 5:30 pm 7:30 pm drill. Should any neighbors witness activity, by an introverted Troll, by Sat. Nov. 12th 3:30 pm 5:30 pm 7:30 pm As the new Caldwell County Emergency they should not be alarmed as it is just a drill the name of Branch, who Sun. Nov. 13th 3:30 pm 5:30 pm Manager I wanted to make the public aware to enhance the students safety. Check out our Cameron Regional YMCA worries that the big party new customized will bring the Bergens to mobile app! 1903 N. Walnut • Cameron, MO 816-632-3811 them, putting them right www.cameronymca.org back where they were 20 Monday - Thursday Serving 11 am - 4 pm Town and Country thru November 2016 11th Annual Holiday Market Up Your $ 99 Christian Church in conjunction with Santa’s Workshop 6 1610 E Grand • Cameron, Mo Sat. Nov. 12th • 9am - 3pm Hot Beef, Potatoes & Lathrop Middle School Photo by Jackie Peck Favorite Gravy Cameron Veterans Middle School students that earned placement in the Sunday, Nov. 13 • 10:15 a.m. Start your holiday shopping! Northwest District Middle School/Junior High All-District Band include: (L- Performance by All The Earth from Central Vendors include home decor, clothing, candles, Comfort Chicken Fried Chicken floral arrangements & much more! R) Annika Dickkut, Madison Abbett, Haylee Estenbaum, Natali Huff, Hailee Christian College of the Bible in Moberly, Mo. Visit With Santa! 10am - 2pm Williams, Emma Funk, and Peyton Dickkut Potatoes & Gravy Santa’s Workshop will be open as well for kids to make crafts and write a letter to Santa. Foods This is a college group Chicken Fried Steak of students from the Sweet Shoppe Potatoes & Gravy worship arts and 9-11 am for breakfast • 11 am-2 pm for lunch 2-3 pm for sweet afternoon treats ministry program. Meatloaf Sponsored by The Lathrop Festival Corp. & Lathrop Parents as Teachers Jct US 36 & Hwy. 69 Cameron | 816-632-7204 Potatoes & Gravy Everyone is welcome 4 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, November 10, 2016 Letter to the Editor Cameron Nutrition Center Thank you for NOT voting decision, course I am one of those oddball By Don Dignan going on -- but the telephone company is in Well, as expected, the turn out for the people that believe that WITH RIGHTS CNC Administrator on the conspiracy too: they’ve printed the election was much higher then the turn COME RESPONIBILTIES. You do not phone books in such small type that no one out for regular elections. It is a lot like get one without the other. Today, I think it This Kind of Stuff Has Got To Stop In could ever find a number in there!... how more people show up for Easter and is important to point out every Americans Our Country All I can do is pass along this warning: Christmas service, but skip going to church right to vote, those in good standing at We Must Stop This Immediately! We are under attack! Unless something the rest of the year. It is sad though with least, comes with the responsibility to be Have you noticed that stairs are getting drastic happens, pretty soon everyone will all the candidates and offices we voted INFORMED and to know who or what you steeper? Groceries are heavier. And, have to suffer these awful indignities. on and the many amendments and things are voting for or against. Sadly, most do not everything is farther away. Yesterday I PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO we had to decide on the one that has the find out or read up on what the issues are, walked to the corner and I was dumbfounded EVERYONE YOU KNOW AS SOON smallest impact on our daily lives is the one but rather rely heavily on the thoughts and to discover how long our street has become! AS POSSIBLE SO WE CAN GET THIS a majority showed up for. All the others, opinions of others and what they see and This extension work was apparently done at CONSPIRACY STOPPED! well they got voted on because they were on hear on television, radio, and in the paper. night!! Very sneaky stuff. And, you know, PS: I am sending this to you in a larger the list. I have no doubt what-so-ever that The saddest thing of course is that for people are less considerate now, especially font size, because something has caused my what a major majority of the people voted most it is the presidential election that most the youngsters. computer’s regular fonts to be smaller than for or against was made not based on factual focus on and is also the one that is least likely They speak in whispers all the time! If they once were. (They must be sneaking information but rather on whatever they to impact most of us the least, think about you ask them to speak up they just keep to my house and messing around with my were bombarded with the most. Whoever what we pay for taxes, where we shop, the repeating themselves, endlessly mouthing computer. Probably CIA....!!!) Pretty scary had the catchiest attack ad. Do not get me schools our children attend, the mayor, city the same silent message until they’re red stuff huh? wrong I voted for Ronald Reagan in my counsel, school board members all that we in the face! What do they think I am, a lip Remember the Veterans first election and cannot tell you anything vote for or against all that have the greatest reader I also think they are much younger about my first election or the next several impact on our daily lives and yet most of us than I was at the same age. On the other this Friday!! Monday: Pitch Games 9:00 AM elections after that. As a service member do not bother to get to know who they are or hand, people my own age are so much older Tuesday: Bridge Games (1st & 3rd Tues) “GO ARMY,” I would vote only in those bother to vote in non-presidential elections. than I am. I ran into an old friend the other 9:30 AM elections that I felt affected me directly, and If you don’t know, STAY HOME, DON’T day, and she has aged so much that she didn’t Wednesday: Matinee 12:15 PM would not vote for or against anything or VOTE, WE THANK YOU! even recognize me. Thursday: Blood Pressure Checks 10:30 anyone that did not impact me, it seemed to Thank You I got to thinking about the poor dear while AM be the proper and correct thing to do. I did G. Robert Bauer II I was combing my hair this morning, and in Friday: Libel Hearing Checks 9:00 - 2 however, make sure that I made an informed doing so, I glanced at my own reflection...... Well, REALLY NOW - even mirrors are not PM made the way they used to be! BINGO is played on Tuesday, Thursday Another thing, everyone drives so fast & Friday after lunch. Cheerleaders compete in these days! You’re risking life and limb if Exercise Room is open Monday you happen to pull onto the freeway in front through Friday until 2:00 PM. of them. All I can say is, their brakes must Next week’s Menu: state competion wear out awfully fast, the way I see them Alternative desserts may be substituted. screech and swerve in my rear view mirror. Salad bar is available daily for congregate Clothing manufacturers are less civilized customers. these days. Why else would they suddenly MONDAY - Nov 14 - Biscuit and Gravy, start labeling a size 32 pair of pants a 42, or Eggs, Hash Browns, Juice medium shirt as ‘extra large’? Do they think TUESDAY - Nov. 15 - BBQ Pork Roast, no one notices that these things no longer fit Pork & Beans, Green Beans, Mandarin around the waist, hips, thighs, and neck? Oranges The people who make bathroom scales WEDNESDAY - Nov. 16 – Meatloaf, are pulling the same prank, but in reverse. Do Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables, Bread, they think I actually “believe” the number Bread Pudding I see on that dial? Heck! I would never let THURSDAY - Nov. 17 – Chili, Beets, myself weigh that much! Just who do these Pears, Crackers, Cinnamon Roll people think they’re fooling? I’d like to call FRIDAY - Nov. 18 - Baked Chicken, up someone in authority to report what’s Potatoes, Peas & Carrots, Bread, Apple Cobbler CVMS mock election Cameron Veterans Middle School results are as follows- students participated in a Mock Election With 71.2% (188) of the vote, Donald on Election Day. The polling station was Trump was the most popular candidate. set up in the CVMS Library. Students Gary Johnson received 14.4%(38) of the presented a photo ID (lunch cards), and votes. voted electronically for the President of the Hillary Clinton received 11.4%, (30), and Photo by Annette Bauer United States. After voting each received an both Jill Stein and Darrell Castle received Cameron Dragons Cheerleaders competed in Columbia at State Competition “I Voted” sticker. 1.5% (4) of the votes. on Saturday November 5. The Cheerleaders placed eighth in their division. A total of 265 students voted and the

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Hoggatt 1925-2016 1922-2016 Cameron - Nelson Robert (Bob) Survivors: Wife of 68 years, Irene Cameron - Harold Roscoe Hoggatt, Elmer Ellis Post #33, Cameron. Denton, 91, Cameron, passed away Denton, of the home; daughter, Terry 93, Cameron passed away on November 1, Harold was a life-long farmer in the Thursday, November 3, 2016. (David) Garrison, Cameron; 3 grandsons, 2016. Osborn and Stewartsville area. Bob was born June 5, 1925 in Amsterdam, Andy (Athena) Garrison, Lathrop, Bryan Harold was born on November 6, 1922 Survivors: 3 sons, Ronald (Lynda) N.Y. to Nelson R. and Marian (Weaver) Garrison, Cameron and Kevin Garrison, in Osborn to Frank and Maude (Creamer) Hoggatt, Osborn, Ross Hoggatt, Denton. Kansas City; 4 great-grandsons and 1 great- Hoggatt. Stewartsville and Rex Hoggatt, Kansas He was preceded in death by his parents. granddaughter. He was preceded in death by his parents; City; daughter, Sue Robinson, Platte City; Bob was a Navy veteran, serving during Mass of Christian Burial was held at wife, Wilma; infant sister; son-in-law, Kent 8 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. World War II as a Torpedoman on the USS 11:00 a.m., Saturday, November 5, 2016 Robinson and great-grandson, Alex. Graveside service: 1:00 PM, Friday, Independence, followed by a career with the at St. Munchin Catholic Church, Cameron. Harold was a 1941 graduate of Cameron November 4, 2016 at Cameron Memory army for 32 years. Rosary was held at 6:00 p.m., Friday evening High School. Gardens, Cameron. Memorial donations to He was a member of the American with visitation following at 6:30-8:00 p.m. at He served in the United States Army Air First Christian Church and/or Three Rivers Legion Elmer Ellis Post #33, VFW Voris Poland Thompson Funeral Home. Burial was Force. Harold was a member of the First Hospice, Cameron. Arrangements: Poland- Pemberton, and the Knights of Columbus in Cameron Memory Gardens, Cameron. Christian Church and American Legion Thompson Funeral Home, Cameron. Council #1110. Memorials to St. Munchin Catholic Bob was very proud to participate in the Church Marilyn Louise McDonald 2013 Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. 1929-2016 Gregory R. Goll Knoxville, IA - Funeral services for Middleton (Vern) of St. Joseph and son, Marilyn McDonald, age 87 of Knoxville, Brian T. McDonald (Brian Bolyard) of Las 1956-2016 Iowa were held on Saturday, November 5, Vegas, Nev.; two grandchildren, Michelle Cameron - Gregory Ray Goll, Legand James; mother, Billie Goll; brother, 2016 at the Bybee & David Funeral Home. Hutton (Tim) of Cameron and Jason 59, Cameron, passed away Wednesday, Bruce (Beth) Goll; sister, Susan (Alan) Burial followed in the Pleasantville, Iowa Middleton (Christina) of Lenexa, Kan.; five November 2, 2016. Hargrave; nieces and nephews, Brad, Eric, Cemetery. great-grandchildren, Leslie Hutton, Jason Greg was born December 9, 1956 in Kyle, Karly and Dakota. Those left to cherish Marilyn’s Isaac Hutton, Thomas Hutton, Andrew Chillicothe to Raymond and Billie (White) Services were held at 3 p.m., Saturday, memory include two brothers, Donald Forst Middleton, and Caitlyn Middleton; 1st Goll. November 5, 2016 at the Poland Thompson (Carol) of Phoenix, Ariz. and Darrell Forst great-great-grandchild to be born in Dec.; Greg is preceded in death by his father. Funeral Home. Visitation was held prior to of Sun City, Ariz.; her daughter, Darlene and many other family members and friends. Greg was a master carpenter. He was a service at 1:00- 3:00 p.m.. Burial was in black belt in Karate, an American Karate Cameron Memory Gardens. Memorials Associate. He won other honors in the art. may be given to the funeral home to help Betty Louise Wilson He was a Tae Kwon Do instructor for kids. with funeral expense. 1945-2016 Greg enjoyed sports and coaching kids. Arrangements by Poland Thompson Survivors: Son, Cory Goll; daughter, Funeral Home, Cameron, Missouri Cameron - Betty Louise Wilson, 71, grandchildren. Cameron, formerly of Hamilton, passed on Memorial Service: 11 a.m., November November 3, 2016, at Liberty Hospital. 12, at the Hamilton Baptist Church. Survivors: Mother – Charlene Ladwig, Visitation: 1 hour prior to the service at Local Scout earns Eagle Significant other – David Glenn; Children the church. – J.R., Jason (Mila), Theron and Joshua Inurnment: Highland Cemetery, Hamilton (Amanda) Wilson, and Michelle (Paul) Cremation entrusted to Bram Funeral Scout award McQueen; 18 grandchildren; 16 great- Home, Hamilton.

Have some helpful information? Photo by Wally Gallian Kelden Funchess, Want to stay anonymous? pictured here with his dad Rob, of Troop Cameron TIPS Hotline: 87 recently received his Eagle Scout award at a ceremony (816) 632-TIPS (8477) at the Restoration Branch of Jesus Christ Church. THANK YOU!!! The Cameron Elks Lodge #2615 would like to THANK the following businesses and individuals for their very generous donations for door prizes that were given the day of our dinner to all Veterans in attendance. Also, THANKS to the Elk members and spouses, Willing Workers 4-H Group, and the CHS Cheerleaders and Pom-Pon Squads that helped in any way for the dinner. AND a BIG THANK YOU to all of the Veterans and guests that were in attendance. “Let us remember the service of our Veterans, and let us renew our national promise to fulfill our sacred obligations to our Veterans and their families who have sacrificed so much so that we can live We at “Boofest” would like to say a big “Thank you” to the free.” - Dan Lipinski following for donating to make this another successful year: Letters to the Editor American Family Insurance/Karen Stan Maly Farms Earley Tractor Becky Curtis Chaney Agency McCorkles Eatery & Pub Letters to the editor should be signed and either Sutherlands Sue Manion Berkshire Hathaway/Debbie Hahn Real Mefford Pest Control typed or printed. They should be submitted no Studio 205 Larry & Pam King Estate, INC N-W Electric Power Cooperative later than 5 p.m. on Friday and should be no The Community Cupboard Amanda Hedgpeth Cameron Accounting & Financial O’Connor Real Estate & Insurance/ longer than 450 words. Cameron Lumber Lisa Orr Services United Country Real Estate We reserve the right to edit all letters to the Wendy’s Rachael Daugherty Cameron Newspaper, INC. O’Donnell Motor Company editor. Dairy Queen Stephanie Fletcher Thorton Cameron Regional Medial Center Poland-Thompson Funeral Home/ Karen Chaney Jared Musick Mark L. Carr, DDS Sloan Monument Works Subscriptions American Family Insurance Karen Watson Earley Tractor, INC/ Mike Earley R&W Container/Patrick Watkins Wal-Mart Marci Jones FCS Financial Bill Sharp Storage Farmers State Bank Sigrist & Associates, PC In-Area One Year...... $36.00 KKWK-Doug Schmitz John & Stacey Feighert Out-of-Area One Year...... $40.00 Sonic Drive-In Cheryl & Robert Swope 1st Cameron State Bank Nancy Skidmore Out-of-State One Year...... $52.00 Lily Anna’s First Baptist Church of Cameron Gimson Pest Control, INC Steak ‘n Stuff/ Gary Ebersold In-State-Student 9-Month Rate...... $29.00 Cameron Market Town & Country Christian Church Caleb & Rachel Gorringer T & S Tire/ Mike Walser Out-of-State Student 9-Month Rate...... $40.00 Cameron Methodist Church Horizon State Bank Thompson Gas Company Single Copy...... 75¢ Kemper Motors, INC/Bill Kemper Washington Street Station Restaurant Koechner Bros./ Jerry K. Koechner Matt Webb Leibrandt Jewelry Store Douglas A. Wyckoff, DDS 6 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, November 10, 2016 Lady Dragons Cross Country team travels to Jefferson City, competes in State Championship

Photos by Annette Bauer Cameron Lady Dragons cross country team prepares to run at State Championships in Jefferson City.

By Payton Kearns finished in 90th place with a Nicole Jackson, did not finish the said. “Overall I would have to say bad luck as she has been battling Sports Writer personal record time of 21:35.1, race due to a foot injury. that we had a day of highs and lows. tendinitis all year and it flared up [email protected] Khayla Hollingsworth finished in “First off, the State cross Three of the girls-Zoe, Khayla and last weekend causing her to drop 156th place with a personal record country meet really has to be Lindsey-ran either their best race out about halfway in.” Cameron High School’s Lady time of 23:20.7, Kenzie Terhune seen to be appreciated. The ever or their best of the year. In “All that being said, these girls Dragons Cross Country team finished in 163rd place with a course is incredibly difficult, hills the last meet that should be your have a ton to be proud of, I know competed in Jefferson City at time of 23:42.5, Kylie Graham throughout, including a killer goal going in and they did it, and I am, and with 5 of them returning the State Cross Country meet, finished in 167th place with a time uphill just past the two mile mark- by decent margins too. Kenzie and next season I fully expect them to last Saturday November 5 after of 24:34.0, and Lindsey Vaiciulis and of course the competition is Kylie, I’m sure, probably weren’t build on the experience of 2016 qualifying for state as a team for finished in 168th place with a unlike anything we’ve seen this yea thrilled with their times but still and add to the foundation they put the first time in school history. season record time of 26:27.2. The -KU included-as it should be at this had great seasons-PRing in the last down this year for the program.” At the meet, Zoe Foreman Lady Dragons’ number two runner, stage.” Head Coach Kurt Dickkut couple weeks. Nicole had some

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To welcome in the Christmas day Saints. Davis and Kimberly Jo Smith. music director, said, who added seating is limited and tickets are season, a free musical drama will “More than 150 volunteers The musical will be presented at they are already looking ahead required at the door. The musical is be performed over Thanksgiving have given thousands of hours three different times: 7 pm, Friday, to expanding the production next appropriate for all ages. weekend in Cameron. to prepare for this production,” November 25, and 1 pm and 7 pm, year. To obtain tickets, visit “Savior of the World” depicts Michael Call, president of the Far Saturday, November 26. “Our goal for next year is to have SaviorOfTheWorldMissouri.com events surrounding the life of Jesus West Missouri Stake, said. “We All three performances will be two separate casts and choirs,” she For more information, contact Christ – a testimony of His divine are looking forward with great held at Goodrich Auditorium, 423 said. “We would love to involve Brenda Simmons at btsimms27@ mission as Savior and Redeemer of anticipation to an inspiring and N Chestnut St., in Cameron. the surrounding communities and gmail.com or call (816) 632-1736. the world – and will be performed uplifting performance.” “We are excited to bring members of other faiths who share by members and friends of the Among those volunteers together great local talent and a desire to celebrate Christ’s life Far West Missouri Stake of The and performers are Chillicothe share this powerful testimony of through music.” Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- residents Megan Brose, Bryan the Savior,” Brighton Terwilleger, Admission is free; however, This week in history: November 6-12 100 years ago – 1916

Missouri Wesleyan college building caught fire after 2 a.m. Although there were three hoses pointed at the fire, the lack of water pressure did not help the situation. At this time, the cause of the fire was unknown. The building, erected in 1905, cost $60,000, furnishing were valued at $6,000, library at $10,000. The building was insured at $40,000.

Harris School House, 3.5 miles north of Cameron, suffered a fire. The fire started in the coal house and destroyed the school.

50 years ago – 1966

Tom Carroll of Memphis, Tenn. was backing out of a driveway over the crest of a hill in front of an oncoming vehicle, driven by Paul Knudsen. Knudsen was unable to avoid the Carrol vehicle. Carroll was issued a summons, charging him with failure to yield the right of way by being on the wrong side of the road. Knudsen received a bruised head and neck.

25 years ago – 1991

Interior work at the Depot building continued with a carpenter taking out decaying lumber, side panels and bad floorboards. The chimney is also going to be replaced. The roof repairs have cost $2,280, not including the additional expenditures of $300 and $240 for necessities.

Kyle Fischer, Brant Burt, Chris Best, Chris Denny, Daniel Burton, Charlie Rasmussen, Lee Crouch, Eric Todd and Steve Garr were all named All Conference Football. Cameron’s Ministerial Alliance is holding a 10 years ago – 2006 Community Thanksgiving Church Service on CHS marching band earned 1st place at the Missouri Western Homecoming Parade and the drum line won 3rd November 20th at 6 p.m., to be held at the place in Trenton. United Methodist Church, 201 North Pine, Cameron. Everyone is welcome. Please come and worship with your brothers and sisters in Pre-Thanksgiving Liberty Gun Safe Sale Christ. Nov. 18 thru Nov. 23rd The offering taken from this service will go 0% entirely to our local food pantry. financing available

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Photo submited Ryley Baragary, Lindsey Vaiciulis, Murphy Whitaker, Nicole Henley, Madeline Boguslaw, Kaelyn Way, Kennedy Hibbs, Shelby Medlam, Mercedes Moore, Angelina Pratt, Ivy Bogle, & Lindsey McBee.

Photo by Annette Bauer Liberty - More than 650 members, the flag ceremony. Cody Kennebeck from Coloring pages on display in City Hall to be voted on. advisors, guests and drivers gathered at Chillicothe High School sang the national City Hall lobby for judging. Three winners the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church in anthem. The meeting was called to order by By Annette Bauer Liberty Missouri for the 2016 Family the Region 2 President, Christen Brown. Editor from each group will age group will be [email protected] chosen and given a prize. The top winners Career and Community Leaders of America Awards were presented to Breckenridge from each age group will also be given a Regional Meeting on October 26th. The and Hale for best banner, and Hardin-Central The City of Cameron is hosting a coloring certificate for a Thanksgiving ham or turkey following members and advisor from our for best dressed. Gene Synder was awarded contest. Thanksgiving coloring pages were for their family. local Cameron High School chapter were the Honorary Member for his dedication to colored by three age groups 3-5, 6-8 and A small surprise will be given to each in attendance: Ryley Baragary, Lindsey FCCLA. Suzi Beck from Trenton Middle 9-12 years. The judging began on November child that turned in a coloring sheet. Vaiciulis, Murphy Whitaker, Nicole Henley, School received the Excellence in Advising 3 and ends on November 17. The winners Please make your way down the City Madeline Boguslaw, Kaelyn Way, Kennedy award for going above and beyond the duties will be announced on November 18. Hall to judge the coloring pages, the children Hibbs, Shelby Medlam, Mercedes Moore, of an FCCLA advisor. The coloring pages are displayed in the worked really hard on them! Angelina Pratt, Ivy Bogle, & Lindsey During the Miracle Minute, $260 was McBee. collected for the Region 2 Project, Autism Before the meeting began, students Speaks. from various schools participated in a The meeting ended with motivational talent show. After the talent show, members speaker Bill Cordes who spoke to students from Winston High School introduced the about conditions that affect our choices and I-35 & U.S. 36 Jct. Region 2 their life path. Students were out of their Officers and seats and meeting new people as they looked Cameron, MO | 632-6429 Do you get nervous waiting for a repair person for your office equipment?? Relax, we have a technician right here in Cameron. Let Xerox take the worry Norborne at their own egos and learned to express Down Home Cookin’ out of your office printing. Providing award winning, LOCAL service, on all High School themselves in positive ways. • Daily Specials • Gift Shop Xerox office products. conducted Contact Matt Porter for a free office analysis LUNCH SPECIALS to find the right products for your office. Matt Porter FLU SHOTS AVAILABLE NOW Mon. Nov. 7th ...... Salisbury Steak Agency Owner Tues. Nov. 8th ...... Tenderloin Tuesday [email protected] Prescriptions Midwest Data Systems, Inc. 816.646.8551 www.midwest-data.com Vitamins Wed. Nov. 9th ...... Ham ‘N Beans Cough and Cold Aids Thurs. Nov. 10th ...... Taco Salad FLU SHOT Fri. Nov. 11th ...... Flounder Basket Jingle Bell SHo p! Everything you need to keep your family healthy this cold Sat. Nov. 12th ...... Tuna Melt and flu season! Walk-Ins Sun. Nov. 13th ...... BBQ Pork Tenders nov 12-13 If you are covered by Medicare or Welcome HOLIDAYSat 10-5 • Sun 11-4 • Civic Arena Medicaid please bring your card.

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Danforth’s classic 10-year volunteers who received Lathrop Shamrock motivational book I Dare You! the gold clover pin were Becky Level II – Dillon Gilmer, Lathrop Recipients are eligible to attend Black and Kimberly Smith.There Shamrock the American Youth Foundation’s are many additional volunteers Level III – Hannah Carlton, Leadership Conference, and who continue to give their time Plattsburg Pioneers to apply for the “I Dare You” and talent to 4-H. Clinton County Outstanding Club officer scholarship. This year’s recipient 4-H thanks all volunteers for their awards were awarded to Trea- was Haleigh Karl. Congratulations commitment. Volunteers are the surer: Haleigh! “heart” of 4-H. Wyatt Gilmer, Lathrop Shamrock; The Key Award, the highest Clinton County 4-H wants to Secretary – Madeliene Pollard, award a 4-H member can receive, thank the sponsors of the annual Lathrop Shamrock; and Historian is a prestigious award rewarding recognition event, Goppert – Grace Gilmer, Lathrop Shamrock 4-H members for their hard work Financial Bank, Lathrop; Bank The 2016 Clinton County Farm and accomplishments as well as of Plattsburg; 1st Cameron State Bureau Demonstration Awards the contribution they have made Bank; The Hamilton Bank, Photo submitted for outstanding presentations to the overall 4-H program. The Lathrop, US Bank, Plattsburg, Winners of the Missouri Recognition Form honors. during the annual Contest Day objective of the Key Award is to Platte Valley Bank, Plattsburg and event in March were: encourage the growth of Missouri Farm Bureau for Clinton County Plattsburg – Clinton upon their 4-H Recognition & 1st Place – Toby Daley, Lathrop youths in the areas of leadership, for their financial support of our County 4-H Council chose Report Forms. Shamrock community service and project 2016 recognition event. Clinton Saturday evening, November 5 as Special awards for outstanding 2nd Place – Jensen Mays, Lathrop excellence. This year, Hannah County is truly fortunate to have the day to honor the 4-H Clover achievement were: Shamrock Carlton earned the Key Award. this community support. Without Kids, members, volunteers and 1st Year Boy – Myles Adams, A “Special” thank you goes Congratulations, Hannah! them, none of this would have leaders for 2016 achievements. Gower Dynamites out to the Clinton County Farm The success of Clinton County been possible. This year’s event at the Clinton 1st Year Girl – Madisyn Miller, Bureau board and members for youth is reflected by the caring 4-H is one of the five major County Youth Building, Plattsburg Pioneers supporting the demonstrators with adults who provide the leadership, programs provided through the Recognition night started with 2nd Year Boy – Will Mathews, cash awards and a Farm Bureau mentoring, support and learning University of Missouri Extension. a potluck dinner sponsored by Gower Dynamites pen to these deserving individuals. opportunities. Leaders and Debbie Davis, 4-H Youth Specialist the Clinton County 4-H Council. 2nd Year Girl – Madeliene Pollard, The National Leadership award volunteers were recognized for and Steven Steiner, 4-H Youth The awards ceremony followed, Lathrop Shamrock honors extraordinary young people their years of service. This year Program Associate are located at recognizing 4-H members who Winners of the Outstanding for their character, citizenship the Council recognized 5 1st Clinton County Extension Office, received yearend completion pins. Missouri Recognition Form and leadership. The award is an year volunteers with the Bronze 101 S. Main, Plattsburg, MO., Eligible members received project honors who will go on to ideal way to recognize established clover: Jennifer Chrane, Amanda 816-539-3765. www.extension. medals, recognition for state 4-H compete for Regional awards leaders as well as those youths Eichinger, John Eichinger, Joseph missouri.edu/Clinton competitive events and outstanding were: whose talents and potential are Gagnon, Minnie Bray. The 5th 4-H county awards that were based Level I – Michael Carlton,

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Osborn Kindergarten-2nd graders learning the ABC’s of Fire Safety with Sparky the Fire Dog and a Red Cross presenter.

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MUNCHIN CATHOLIC 6:02 p.m. - Dispatched a DeKalb County Deputy to respond to report Pastor James Mackey METHODIST CHURCH (Disciples of Christ) CHURCH of a careless and imprudent driver 515 S. Elm St. Rev. Richard Adams Pastor Russ Hamilton Father Louis Farley traveling west on 6 highway. (816) 632-7337 | (816) 284-2830 201 N. Pine | (816) 632-3461 318 N. Pine | (816) 632-3605 301 N. Cedar | (816) 632-2768 8:15 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb Follow us on facebook www.cameronumc.org www.cameronfcc.com www.munchin.net County Deputies to respond to Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Sunday Morning Service 10:00 a.m. [email protected] [email protected] Clinton Cou,nty for mutual aid in Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Follow us on facebook Sunday Mass 9:00 a.m. search of two subjects, one male Sunday Afternoon Service 2:00 p.m. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Sunday School 9:30 a.m. School of Religion Sunday after Mass and one female. Subjects were Wed. Evening Service OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Sunday Morning Service 10:00 a.m. Weekday Mass: M, Th & F 8:00 a.m. traveling just south of Stewartsville & Kids Club 7:00 p.m. CAMERON WARD Wed. 7:00 a.m. in the Clinton County line. Bishop Benjamin Anderson MABEL WORSHIP CENTER Tues. rotate nursing homes 9:00 a.m. Subjects were possible suspects in CAMERON CHURCH OF CHRIST 1100 E. Grand | (816) 632-3770 ASSEMBLY OF GOD Saturday Mass 5:00 p.m. attempted burglary that occurred Gary Bell, Contact Sacrament Meeting 12:30-1:45 p.m. Pastor Tim Ashby earlier that evening. 9:54 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb 1020 S. Walnut Terr. | (816) 632-7460 Sunday School 1:45-2:30 p.m. 5 miles North of Hwy. 36 on 69 Hwy., TOWN AND COUNTRY County Deputies along with Sunday Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Tuesday Youth (12-18) 7:00 p.m. 1/4 mile West at sign | (816) 632-2673 CHRISTIAN CHURCH DeKalb-Clinton ambulance to Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. FAR WEST WARD Follow us on facebook Minister Kyle Taft respond to car vs deer vehicle Sunday Evening Worship 5:30 p.m. Bishop Jeff Durfee Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 1610 E. Grand Ave. | (816) 632-2277 accident that occurred on 36 Wed. Evening Bible Study 7:00 p.m. 1100 E. Grand | (816) 575-2837 Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:00 a.m. highway and Cabin lane private Sacrament Meeting 9:00-10:15 a.m. Wednesday Family Night Sunday Worship Service 10:15 a.m. road. CAMERON CHURCH OF Sunday School 10:15-11:00 a.m. Adult Bible Study 7:00 p.m. THE NAZARENE Wednesday Youth (12-18) 7:00 p.m. TURNING POINT CHURCH Pastor Charles Christian NEW LIFE WORSHIP CENTER Pastor Joe Jones 206 Lovers Lane | (816) 632-7812 COMMUNITY OF CHRIST Pastor Chris Hargrave PO Box 524 | (816) 632-7608 www.cameronnaz.org Pastors Vern Bradford and 202 Lovers Lane Follow us on facebook Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Mallory Neeley (816) 632-5056 | (816) 284-7700 Turning Point Church Cameron MO Sunday Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. 902 W. 4th | (816) 632-3303 Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Cafe Connect Breakfast 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Youth Group 6:30 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Night Bible Study Sunday B.I.G. 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Apartments. 11:19 a.m. - Dispatched 10:25 a.m. - Dispatched 3:05 p.m. - Dispatched a 11:12 p.m. - Dispatched 12:13 p.m. - Dispatched a DeKalb-Clinton ambulance to DeKalb-Clinton ambulance to DeKalb County Deputy to respond Stewartsville Chief of police to DeKalb County Deputy to respond respond to medical call on Polk respond to medical call on Dallas to report of residential alarm at respond to report of suspicious to report of Domestic Disturbance Street in Maysville. St in Maysville. Union Star School. UHAL van driving around on State Route V. 12:05 p.m. - Dispatched 1:31 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb- 6:02 p.m. - Dispatched a DeKalb to different residences in 2:17 p.m. - Dispatched a DeKalb-Clinton ambulance to Clinton ambulance to respond to County Deputy to respond to report Stewartsville. DeKalb County Deputy and respond to medical call on Hillcrest medical call at Sunset Nursing of a careless and imprudent driver 11:35 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb DeKalb-Clinton ambulance to Head Start. Home in Maysville. traveling west on 6 highway. County Deputies to respond to respond to report of child neglect 8:06 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb- 4:00 p.m. - Dispatched the 8:15 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb report of shots being fired in and endangerment at Kennedy Clinton ambulance to respond to Stewartsville Chief of Police to County Deputies to respond to Stewartsville. Apartments. medical call on South Polk Street respond to report to stolen dog. Clinton Cou,nty for mutual aid in October 30 3:42 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb- in Maysville. search of two subjects, one male Clinton ambulance to respond to November 3 12:34 a.m. - Dispatched DeKalb 2:04 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb and one female. Subjects were medical call at Sunset Nursing November 1 County Deputies to respond to 11:10 a.m. - Dispatched DeKalb County Deputies and the DeKalb traveling just south of Stewartsville Home in Maysville. report of possibly break-in on Main County Deputies to respond to County Sheriff to a report of a in the Clinton County line. 3:46 p.m. - Dispatched a DeKalb and 8th street in Stewartsville. possible kidnapping in Cameron. possibly break-in on Hull and Subjects were possible suspects in County Deputy to respond to 7:14 a.m. - Dispatched a 11:30 a.m. - Dispatched DeKalb Taylor in Maysville. attempted burglary that occurred report of careless driver traveling DeKalb County Deputy to respond County Sheriff to respond to well- 5:2 5 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb- earlier that evening. at high speeds and throwing gravel to report of possible intoxicated being check in Maysville. Clinton ambulance to respond to 9:54 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb at houses in Osborn. driver at Casey’s Gas Station in 6:59 p.m. - Dispatched the mosaic for a transfer. County Deputies along with 11:10 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb Maysville Maysville Chief of Police and the 10:35 p.m. - Dispatched DeKalb DeKalb-Clinton ambulance to County Deputies to respond to 10:29 a.m. - Dispatched DeKalb County Sheriff to respond County Deputies to respond to respond to car vs deer vehicle well-being check in Fairport. Once DeKalb-Clinton ambulance to to Main Street in Maysville for several open line 911 calls at accident that occurred on 36 DeKalb County Deputies arrived respond to medical at Sunset wanted subject. Rockwood Creek. highway and Cabin lane private on scene at residence in Fairport Nursing Home in Maysville. 9:56 p.m.- Dispatched a road. Deputies were then involved in Cameron Police Department - Arrest Report Cameron Police Department ~ Calls for service The following report is calls for service, listed by type of call and the number of calls per October 31 November 5 category, answered by the Cameron Police Department from Oct. 31 - Nov. 7, 2016. 3:21 p.m. 21-year-old Beth Ann Johnson 5:35 p.m. 26-year-old Matthew James of Hamilton was arrested for possession of Embrey of Cameron was arrested on an 10-46...... 14 Fireworks...... 2 marijuana and failure to stop at a stop sign. administrative warrant from DeKalb County 10-50 Cold...... 3 Follow-Up...... 17 Johnson was issued a summons to Cameron for domestic assault. Embrey posted bond. 10-50 Hit and Run...... 1 Fraud...... 1 Municipal Court. 10-50 J Unknown...... 10 Harassment...... 5 November 6 10-50 J1...... 11 Illegal Dumping...... 6 November 1 1:49 a.m. 27-year-old Stormie Lynn 10-50 J2...... 10 Information...... 6 10:32 a.m. 28-year-old Shawn Patrick Young of Cameron was arrested on an 911 Hangup...... 6 K-9...... 1 Brown of Osborn was arrested on an administrative warrant from St. Joseph Alarms...... 4 Missing Person...... 5 administrative warrant from Daviess Police Dept. for failure to appear for Area Check...... 5 Noise Complaint...... 3 County for possession. Brown was released trespassing and operating a motor vehicle Assault...... 2 Other Agency Call...... 2 to authorities and transported to Daviess on the highway without valid or no license. Assist Outside Agency...... 4 Parking Complaint...... 2 DeKalb Regional Jail. Young posted bond. Burglar...... y 2 Pedestrian Check...... 21 12:42 p.m. 28-year-old Robert Elmer 9:06 p.m. 17-year-old Samantha Larae C & I Driver...... 16 Secure the Area...... 1 Jackson of Chillicothe was arrested for Hicks of Grain Valley was arrested for 2nd Car Stop...... 58 SRO...... 2 possession of drug paraphernalia and degree trespassing. Hicks was issued a Check Welfare...... 19 Stealing...... 5 exceeding the posted speed limit 26-30 mph. summons to Cameron Municipal Court. Citizen Assist...... 16 Suicidal Subject...... 5 Jackson was issued a summons to Cameron 9:06 p.m. 18-year-old Mercedes Theresa Civil...... 2 Suspicious Activity...... 28 Municipal Court. Lowry of Grain Valley was arrested for 2nd Court...... 1 Threats...... 2 November 3 degree trespassing. Lowry was issued a Custody Issue...... 2 Traffic...... 4 8:08 p.m. 20-year-old Caleb M. Vaughn of summons to Cameron Municipal Court. Death...... 7 Trespassing...... 1 Cameron was arrested on an administrative 9:06 p.m. 33-year-old Nicole Deanne Debris...... 2 Vandalism...... 1 warrant from Clinton County for domestic Stringer of Grain Valley was arrested for Disturbance...... 27 Vehicle Check...... 1 assault. Vaughn was released to authorities 2nd degree trespassing. Stringer was issued Domestic Disturbance...... 9 Warrant Service...... 1 and transported to Clinton County Jail. a summons to Cameron Municipal Court. Escort...... 22 Grand Total...... 354 11:05 p.m. 56-year-old Sheila A. 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Thursday, November 10, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 19 Honoring our Men and Missouri Farm Bureau - Planning underway for Women in Uniform Farmers’ Almanac finds Great Northwest Day at By Chris Fennewald almanac. November only gives you two. Contributed You may want to go on vacation during those months. Although time is short this the Capitol 2017 The 2017 Farmers’ Almanac is out, and year, you can demolish your spare bedroom as always, it makes for some interesting and expand it into a man cave on November In communities and counties throughout Advisory Committees, Area Agency on reading. My copy says it is the 200th edition. 9 or 10 and still have time to vacation northwest Missouri, preparations are Aging, Regional Planning Commissions, That means for 200 years, folks have relied November 18 through 20. Granted, that’s underway for Great Northwest Day at the Missouri Association of Counties, Missouri on it to determine the best days to wash their not a long vacation. In fact, the days during Capitol 2017. This year, the event will take Municipal League, regional superintendents, windows and wax their floors. How is that the other months don’t conflict either. Think place on January 31 and February 1, 2017 and others. Once collected, priorities will be possible? There are many mysteries to be how much time you can spend demolishing at the Capital Plaza Hotel in Jefferson City, narrowed down to the top three or four and uncovered in the almanac. It seems to raise and vacationing during the other eight Missouri. All constituents in northwest then presented to the Missouri Legislative more questions than answers. months. April and August are particularly Missouri are invited to attend. body at the Great Northwest Day at the Torn down to its basics, the calendar on swell times. Great Northwest Day at the Capitol Capitol event. your wall or phone is a simple almanac. The Now, if you are getting married, or has taken place annually since 2003, and Examples of past priorities taken to earliest almanacs referenced celestial events marrying off a son or daughter, and plan provides constituents from across northwest Jefferson City by the Great Northwest Day much like people reference their horoscopes to do a big remodel in time for all of those Missouri the opportunity to engage in a contingency include transportation, PK- today. In the 17th century, only the Bible guests coming in, by all means avoid unique regional, cooperative approach to higher education, water/wastewater and was more popular. November. So, says the almanac. My communicate with leadership in Jefferson other infrastructure, and rural economic As time progressed, secret mathematical daughter got married on July 30, a good City. This event includes introductions to development. Over the past 13 years, several formulas were created using sunspot activity, date, per the 2016 almanac. The wedding the House & Senate and a regional lunch, successes can be attributed to the efforts of tidal action and planetary positioning to went off without a hitch. It wasn’t until the followed by an evening buffet with State event participants, including increases in forecast temperatures and other weather 30th turned into the 31st that my new son-in- legislators, department heads and elected higher education funding, new upgrades at conditions. Those fairly accurate formulas law broke a leg going down a flight of stairs. officials. Showcasing the evening event are Big Lake State Park in Holt County, state are supposedly known by one weather I’m still looking for some reference in this community and county booths emphasizing funding allocations for substantial water forecaster, whose identity is closely guarded year’s almanac about broken bones, or at regional priorities and promoting local projects, and the completion of four-lanes by a few editors. least what days to avoid the stairs. attributes. on Highway 36 between St. Joseph and But, how complicated formulas predict Since I work for one of the best farm Legislative priorities are currently Hannibal. the best time to wax your floors is just plain organizations around, I would be remiss being collected and considered by the Registration for the 2017 event is now weird, and only compounds the mysteries. not to mention something of agricultural regional Great Northwest Day steering open and may be accessed by visiting It is all part of what makes the almanac so significance. So, here it goes. If you’re going committee. Organizations throughout the www.greatnorthwestday.com. For more useful and entertaining at the same time. Just to dig a fence post hole, do it between May 18 counties have been asked identify and information about the event contact either follow its pages to find the best day to do just and October. The almanac gives us quite a submit to the committee those important the County Coordinator in your area: Alice about anything. bit of latitude in building fences. Ideally, issues that may impact the entire region. McKee at (636) 582-0283, or Event Chair If you have some demolition work to September looks like your best bet. These regional organizations include the Pat Dillon at 816-271-6581 or email pat. be done on your home, please don’t do it So that’s it, just a small glimmer of what Solid Waste Districts, Transportation [email protected]. in February, June or October because you you can glean from your almanac. It’s not will only have three really good days to do just for farmers or gardeners anymore. it in any of those months, according to the SAVE THE Missouri State Parks DATES CAMERON NEWSPAPERS offers early camping HOLIDAY DEADLINES reservations for 2017 In order for our employees to spend time with their families for the holidays, we will be observing these solar eclipse dates:

On August 21, 2017, a solar eclipse eclipse, 19 parks offer camping. These will be viewable throughout Missouri. In parks are Big Lake State Park, Lewis and THANKSGIVING CLOSED NOVEMBER 24 response to public interest, Missouri State Clark State Park, Weston Bend State Park, Parks is allowing visitors to make plans to Watkins Mill State Park and State Historic & Closed November 25 observe this major astronomical event in a Site, Wallace State Park, Knob Noster State Deadline is Friday November 18 for the newspaper state park. From Nov. 4-Nov. 25, guests will Park, Van Meter State Park, Finger Lakes be able to make camping reservations for the State Park, Arrow Rock State Historic Site, NOVEMBER 29 Shopper Deadline is November 23 weekend of the eclipse. Graham Cave State Park, Robertsville State “It’s been nearly 150 years since a total Park, Meramec State Park, Onondaga State solar eclipse took place in the Show-Me State Park, St. Joe State Park, Hawn State Park, and we recognize that many Missourians St. Francois State Park, Washington State are already planning a memorable way to Park, Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial, and CHRISTMAS CLOSED DECEMBER 25 experience the big event,” said Bill Bryan, Trail of Tears State Park. Reservations for & Closed December 26 director of Missouri State Parks. “Guests can this event require a three-night stay from make advance reservations now to guarantee Aug. 18 through Aug. 21. No deadline change for the newspaper that they will have the chance to top off a To make reservations, visit mostateparks. DECEMBER 27 Shopper Deadline is December 21 fun weekend of camping and exploring the com or call 877-ICampMo (877-422-6766) outdoors by viewing this extraordinary and 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. CT, seven days a week. rare astronomical event in a state park.” Missouri State Parks is supported by Camping reservations are typically the one-tenth of one-percent Parks, Soils available six months before the first night of and Water Sales Tax, which accounts for NEW YEAR’S DAY a stay. This special reservation window will approximately 75 percent of the budget to allow guests to begin planning their visits repair, improve and maintain state parks Closed January 2 now. and historic sites. Missouri State Parks is No deadline change for the newspaper Of the 42 state parks and historic sites a division of the Missouri Department of that will be within the path of the total Natural Resources. JANUARY 3 Shopper Deadline is December 28

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November 10, 2016 1022 S. Chestnut, Cameron, Missouri 64429 Volume 86/ Issue 6 PLTW garners awards Zoë Jones were rewarded for this being a Master Teach- Junior achievement by receiving er for Medical Detectives a banner that will hang for the second year in a Project Lead the Way is up in the school com- row. A Master Teacher is a pathway that Cameron mons along with their past someone who is not only schools has offered to stu- achievements. teaching students about a “I teach the computer sci- specific subject, but they ence program. I hope stu- also get the opportunity dents get a good founda- to teach other teachers tion in computer science about their topic. from being in this class. “I hope students get a In all three of the classes love for science and engi- that we offer, I hope that if neering and problem solv- Photo by Phillip Robinson the students don’t pursue ing. It’s the same love that From the left, Vince Bertram, President and CEO of PLTW, Mrs. Jean a career in that field that I have that caused me to Eckert, Mrs. Mandy Klenk and Mr. Chris Eckert, David Dimmett, Senior at least gain some of the be here now,” Engineering V-P and Chief engagement Officer. Photo by Chris Eckert knowledge and skill sets Teacher Mr. Morgan Dick- the Way receive college for engineering and how Mrs. Jean Eckert was recognized that we offer,” Computer son said. credit for the classes. certain stuff works. And for the second year as a master Science teacher Mr. Chris Cameron High offers “I love algebra and math I know it’ll look great for teacher at the PLTW Conference. Eckert said. BioMedical Science, En- and I’m hoping that I can college applications and Eighth Grade Science gineering, and Computer dents from the elementa- pursue a career in en- for future jobs,” Freshman teacher Mrs. Jean Eckert Science. Students who ry level to the high school gineering. I hope a get Engineering student Nick was also recognized for participate in Project Lead classes. They recently more of an understanding Helmich said. FLC plans for year Finn Funk president, said “I’m in- Junior terested in learning about the French cul- The Foreign Language ture, because my moth- Club started again after er is from Belgium”, a having a break last year. partly French speaking At the first meeting, last country. week, they decided the Students an still join plans for this year and the Foreign Language named the officers. Club but the T-shirt FCL explores foreign have already been or- languages and foreign dered according to For- State bound Cheerleaders and Cross Country runners pose before leaving for their competitions, back row from food and plans trips to eign Language Club ad- left, Taylor Ramsey, Kenzie Terhune, Kayla Walser, Kylie Graham, Khayla Hollingsworth, Zoe Foreman, Ni- restaurants or events. visor Mrs. Katy Knapp. cole Jackson, Abigail Robinson, Lindsey Vaiciulis and She’ Jones. Front, Kaylin Campbell, Jaycie Hutchinson, Junior Zoe Jones, FCL Makayla Helm, Abby Ourth, Megan Gregory, Madi McKenzie, Taylor Hughes and Kenzie Brown Simmons, Hibbs crowned Barnwarming Royalty Samuel Slaughter Courtwarming, and Prom. dress shirts, jeans, and Sophomore Instead of being held in some people choose to the high school, barn- wear hats. FFA hosted Barnwarming warming was held in the “Once students are in Friday, 7-10 pm in the AG Ag building, which is the the program and see the building. Admission was gray building behind Cam- opportunities it offers they $2, from which the admis- eron High School. continue to want to be in sion money will go to FFA, Not everyone in Cameron FFA we just expose them and act sort of like a fund- High School can go how- to what the FFA has to raiser. ever, with the restrictions offer.” Advisor Carmen Barnwarming King being that only if you are Buller said. Matthew Simmons and a FFA. Those FFA mem- FFA and Cameron High Queen Kennedy Hibbs bers are allowed to bring School and other schools were crowned during the one guest. The dance, have held this event in the Barnwarming dance. Oth- Photo by Samuel Slaughter being hosted by FFA aims past with much success. er candidates included Back row from the left, Barnwarming King and Queen, Matthew Sim- to bring in FFA members FFA is student led orga- Garrett Ramsey, Austin mons and Kennedy Hibs. Middle, Nicole Provin, Robert Bremer and Sa- who may not like the other nization who aims to teach Dotson, Sadie James, die James. Front row, Emily Akey, Garret Ramsey, Austin Dotson, Jaden high school dances. Then their students about ex- Robert Bremer, Emily Barnett, and Kylie Koechner. those people can come periences that they could Akey, Jaden Barnett, Ky- Provin. dance which draws com- and support FFA. The stu- use in the real world. lie Koechner, and Nichole Barnwarming is a FFA led parisons to Homecoming, dents come in and wear November 10, 2016 The Tank Volume 86/ Issue 6/Page 2 CHS Band students make All-District Band Westerly Jones Short, Sadie Baker, and Eaton, Bates also made Junior Y Nguyen. Sophomores the Concert Band. “Al of Bailey Caldwell, Britney the students who made it Twenty-two band stu- Hamm, Carson Steele, and did not make it, have dents auditioned for the Jake Moore, Lauren improved this year,” Clark All-District Band on Satur- Peck, Savannah Robin- said, “That is the reason day Nov. 5. Two of those son, and Taylor Ripley. to do it and we are very students, She’ Jones and Juniors Haley Reynolds proud of them.” Khayla Hollingsworth, and Matt Baker. Seniors “We have got a lot of were able to audition Tue Charley Bates, Devon students who are very the 2. All students per- Kellerstrass, Natalie Ea- capable of playing at form a section of a song ton and Nichole Provin. this All-District level, who and sales on their spe- The students worked maybe do not have, did cific instrument. “It was outside of schools hours not look ahead, that we different for us because to compete. “It is to show want to be able to au- we had to perform the how much they enjoy it,” dition next year.” Clark whole song and all of the Band director Ann Clark said. scales,” Jones said. said. At the audition, stu- “It is a battle of time,” Photo by Melissa A. Robinson Students who auditioned dents play a section of On Friday the CHS Drumline sent the cheerleaders and cross country Duren said, “We have are, freshmen Emma a song and also some runners to state, and on Saturday Charley Bates earned All-District Band students who could do it, Quigley, Jordan Mas- scales. honors at St. Joseph Central High School. but we have to make sure ters, Kaitlynne Towell, Those who made the Jones, Peck, Masters, Reynolds, Caldwell, we are getting them start- Lizzy Stamper, Michelle Honor Band are Short, Towell, Eaton, Bates. Hollingsworth, Stamper, ed early enough.” Cheer Squad places 8th in State Competition She’Quawn Jones great amount of time and almost a month. Ramsey Senior effort into this routine. was having hip problems The CHS Cheer Squad “They have worked so throughout the season, placed 8th at the state hard and they deserve to and a week before state competition on Saturday be competing at the state she suffered a hip injury in Columbia. level.” Berry was proud of during practice. The CHS Cheer Squad her girls and made sure Throughout many of the went through many to let them know of it. The problems the girls en- changes in their season Squad placed 8th in 3A countered, they managed this year. This year there Small Division. to fight through all of them. have two teams, varsi- According to Coach Ber- They prepared alternate ty and junior varsity. The ry and Assistant Coach routines and added ad- varsity team is also the Brittany Simpson, this ditional practice to make competition team. This competition season was sure they were prepared filled with many injuries. to compete at State. is the first year Camer- Photo by Jamie Berry on Cheer ever competed. Long hours of practice and patience allowed this year’s cheerleader Jaycie Hutchinson and “For us competing at The team competed in re- squad to place at districts in July and earn a chance to compete at the Taylor Ramsey encoun- State for the first time, 8th gionals in September and state level. The girls placed eighth in the competition on Saturday in tered injuries that has places is great and I’m Columbia, Missouri. they placed fourth in their them out for at least one proud of everything we division. Since Septem- was in Columbia, Missou- 1:32 pm on Saturday. week. Hutchinson broke have accomplished this ber they girls have been ri. The girls left Friday af- According to Coach Ja- her arm before Regionals season.” Cheer Captain preparing for state. State ternoon, and competed at mie Berry the girls put a and then she was out for Taylor Hughes stated. American Lit. Students learn about slavery in Discovery Stations Samuel Slaughter own 6x6 quilt block and a to Swing Low Sweet Chari- Sophomore lot of them talked about it’s ot then journaled about how looks really easy, but it’s very songs like it showed secret Mrs.Harper and her class difficult to make your lines messages in them. finished a new project on match up and everything Finally, the final station stu- Friday called “Discovery and we’re putting all of those dents created a poster about Stations”. This was a project together as a paper quilt” what they knew before the where stations lasted about Harper said project, what they wanted to 15 minutes each and then In the third station, they know, and what they learned. the students rotated to the read the Martin Luther King other stations to perform a “I Have a Dream” speech, different objective, and that brainstormed about what cycle went on through 6 sta- they had a dream about and tions. This project was to The then created a poster indi- teach the students over slav- vidually on peace and what Tank ery with stations each teach- they could do to promote ing students about how living peace. as the slaves would have or “The next station they were Editor how living through racism given how much food a slave Zoë Jones would have been. Photo by Samuel Slaughter would’ve received for a week “One stations was, they From the left, Juniors Karina Patel, Sam Morrison, Jacob Butler and Reporters and then they had to create taped off a spot on the floor Karlie Shanks work together to figure out the station during Mrs. Harp- DreVaughn Dickerson er-Stemberger’s discovery stations in the library last week. menus from that” said Harp- that was the amount of Finn Funk er space a slave would’ve had She’Quawn Jones for any amount of time under were multiple articles about The 5th station students when they came over on the Westerly Jones those conditions. slave quilts, and the students were put into a closet and Sam Slaughter ships” Language teacher In another station, stu- had to tell the other students a projector was put in and Melisa Harper said dents made quilts based on about the article and if they showed consolations that Advisor The students then had to the theory that slaves made believed that slave quilts ex- showed the students the Melissa A. Robinson journal about how it would quilts showing the way to isted. pathway to freedom and be like to live in that space freedom. At the station, there “Then they created their then the students listened 22 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, November 10, 2016 Winter Weather Good Thinking - Hail to Awareness Day Nov. 16 the veterans Jefferson City – Missouri has kerosene heaters and generators function By Dr. Don Kuehle places, with appropriate ceremonies of been experiencing an unusually mild fall, properly. These sources can be dangerous Contributed friendly relation with all peoples.” but that is not an indication of the severity and must be maintained and operated. Keep May 13th, 1938, saw Congress enacting of the winter weather to come. Despite the correct fuel for each source on hand Ever heard of Armistice Day? Veterans this Resolution: “...the 11th of November high temperatures in the 70s, it’s already in a safe location. Proper ventilation is Day? “Armistice” refers to a cessation of in each year shall be a legal holiday --- a time for Missourians to think about dealing essential. Properly install carbon monoxide war, a temporary peace, a truce between day dedicated to the cause of world peace with hazards like frigid temperatures, detectors throughout the home. Only operate enemies. A “veteran” is an old soldier, a and to be hereafter celebrated and known as heavy snowfall and significant ice storms. generators outdoors. seasoned fighter from some former war. Armistice Day.” To emphasize the importance of planning · Remember space heaters are dangerous On June 4, 1929, at the end of World War What began as Armistice Day eventually ahead, Nov. 16 is being promoted as Winter and potentially deadly when misused. These I, the U.S. Congress passed the following became Veterans Day. In 1954, the 83rd Weather Awareness Day by the National devices are supplemental heating sources legislation: Congress amended the Act of 1938 by Weather Service, the Missouri Department and should be turned off when leaving a “WHEREAS the 11th of November replacing the word “Armistice” with the of Health and Senior Services, the Missouri room or going to bed. Keep anything that 1918, marked the cessation of the most word “Veterans.” So, November 11 has State Highway Patrol, the Missouri Division can burn at least three feet from heating destructive, sanguinary, and far reaching become a Day to honor American veterans of Fire Safety, the State Emergency equipment. Never overload extension cords war in human annals and the resumption by of all wars for their patriotism, their love of Management Agency and Missouri’s local or electrical outlets. Spaces heaters should the people of the United States of peaceful country, and their willingness to serve and emergency managers. never be used in place of a primary heating relations with other nations, which we hope sacrifice for the common good. Those agencies remind Missourians of system. may never again be severed, and World War I, World War II, the Korean what recent winters have brought and the · Know the risks of exposure to cold WHEREAS it is fitting that the Conflict, the Vietnam War, and the Gulf War, importance of preparing in advance: temperatures. Protect against frostbite and recurring anniversary of this date should be are for many, merely dates and places in a · In January 2014, Missouri experienced hypothermia by wearing warm, loose-fitting commemorated with thanksgiving and prayer history book. For those who fought in those the coldest temperatures many areas of clothing in several layers. Limit time spent and exercises designated to perpetuate peace wars, the conflicts were personal and costly! the state had seen in more than a decade. outdoors in frigid temperatures and stay through good will and mutual understanding For the families who waited tensely at home, Temperatures in St. Louis fell to 8 degrees indoors, if possible. between nations, and hoping for fathers and sons to return safely, below zero on Jan. 6, 2014. Jefferson · Assemble a separate vehicle winter WHEREAS the legislatures of these conflicts were all-too-real! City dipped to -9, Hannibal to -15, and emergency kit. Include a blanket, radio with twenty-seven of our States have already Let this Veterans Day be a time for all Farmington to -15. spare batteries, snacks or energy-type food, declared November 11 as a legal holiday: of us to give thanks for the blessings and · In 2011, it was record snowfall and jumper cables, flares, shovel and sand or THEREFORE be it resolved by the Senate freedoms we enjoy. Let us say an extra whiteout conditions that tormented much of shingles to give tires traction. (the House of Representatives concurring), prayer for peace in our world, and strive Missouri. Blizzard conditions forced many · Avoid driving whenever possible when that the President of the United States is to make those prayers come true. Let’s people to hunker down in their homes and conditions include sleet, freezing rain or requested to issue a Proclamation calling say “thank you” to some veteran, or some closed Interstate 70 across the state. drizzle, snow or dense fog. If travel is upon the officials to display the flag of the veteran’s family. Let’s remember that war · In 2009, a severe ice storm toppled necessary, make sure an emergency kit is United States on all Government buildings is too costly, and that in the end war solves 18,000 power poles and knocked out power in the vehicle, that cell phones are charged on Novemberl 11, and inviting the people nothing. Our veterans sacrificed much for to thousands in southeast Missouri, some for and emergency numbers are saved for of the United States to observe the day in peace & freedom; might we strive for those more than two weeks. fast dialing. Check on road conditions in schools and churches, or other suitable same things! The National Weather Service has advance on the Missouri Department of prepared a webpage with many safety tips Transportation’s Traveler Info Map: http:// and information about winter weather and traveler.modot.org/map/. If your vehicle its impact: http://www.weather.gov/lsx/ breaks down or slides off the road, stay with winterday. your vehicle and call or wait for help. MDC needs help from Some of the severe winter weather People should also be aware of current preparations Missourians should consider weather forecasts and understand the include: different terms the NWS uses when issuing deer hunters for CWD · Create a family emergency plan and an winter weather advisories: emergency kit. Emergency supplies should · Winter Storm Watch – Severe winter include bottled water, canned and dry foods, weather may affect your area within 12-48 testing firearms opening battery-powered radio, flashlights, extra hours. batteries, manual can opener and a first-aid · Winter Storm Warning – Severe winter kit. When power outages are possible, charge weather is in the area or is imminent and weekend cell phones and other devices in advance so could be life threatening. Hunters harvesting deer during opening taxidermy should inform MDC staff of that. you are able to communicate if power is lost. · Ice Storm Warnings – Ice accumulations firearms weekend in 29 counties in northeast, While staff will not collect tissue samples, · Make sure alternate heat and power of a quarter-inch or more are expected in central, and east-central Missouri must have they will still will complete paperwork sources, such as fireplaces, woodstoves, your area. deer tested for chronic wasting disease. and inform hunters about participating Jefferson City – The Missouri taxidermists taking CWD tissue samples. Department of Conservation (MDC) needs While testing is mandatory during help from deer hunters to find and limit the firearms opening weekend, MDC staff will Watch for deer spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD), a be available to remove tissue samples from deadly illness for deer. deer harvested in the CWD Management Missouri State Highway Patrol are streams or wooded corridors surrounded MDC reminds deer hunters that the Zone throughout the season. Hunters by farmland, look for more deer to cross Wildlife Code of Missouri requires hunters can contact their regional Conservation roadways. Remember: Rural areas are not who harvest deer during the opening Department office for voluntary testing Colonel J. Bret Johnson, superintendent the only place where deer/vehicle strikes weekend of the fall firearms deer season -- information: Central Regional Office in of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, occur. When you see one, slow down and Nov. 12 and 13 -- in any of the 29 counties of Columbia at 573-815-7900, Northeast reminds drivers that this time of year, deer proceed with caution. Deer often travel in the Department’s CWD Management Zone Regional Office in Kirksville at 660-785- are more active and create hazards for groups--stay on guard after a close call or to present their deer for CWD tissue-sample 2420, and St. Louis Regional Office in St. Missouri motorists. Last year, drivers in when you see a single deer. Please stay alert, collection on the day of harvest. Hunters Charles at 636-441-4554. Missouri experienced 3,732 traffic crashes and make sure you and the occupants of must take their harvested deer to one of 75 Time-Saving Tips for Hunters where deer-vehicle strikes occurred. One your vehicle buckle up! MDC CWD sampling locations throughout Hunters can help reduce their wait times deer strike occurred every 2.4 hours in the Deer behavior changes due to mating the 29 counties. Sampling locations will be at a CWD sampling location by: state. In these crashes, there were three season, which may cause an increase in open Saturday and Sunday from 7:30 a.m. • Telechecking their deer before going to fatalities and 346 people were injured. sightings and roadway crossings. Hunting until at least 8 p.m. a sampling location, The majority of deer strike crashes occur and crop harvesting may result in these The 29 counties of the CWD Management • Having their completed permit in October and November each year, with the animals being in places they aren’t usually Zone are: Adair, Boone, Callaway, Carroll, information ready, largest number taking place in November. seen. Drivers are urged to remain alert. Chariton, Cole, Cooper, Crawford, • Being prepared to locate their harvest Most deer strikes occur between the hours The only 100 percent survivable traffic Franklin, Gasconade, Jefferson, Knox, location on a map, of 5 p.m. and 6:59 a.m. The Missouri State crash is the one that never happens. Make Linn, Livingston, Macon, Miller, Moniteau, • Positioning their deer in the vehicle so Highway Patrol reminds drivers that an sure everyone in the vehicle is properly Morgan, Osage, Putnam, Randolph, St. the head and neck are easily accessible for attempt to avoid striking a deer could result restrained in a seat belt or child restraint. Charles, St. Louis, Schuyler, Scotland, staff to take tissue samples, or in a more serious crash involving oncoming Every day as we travel on Missouri’s Shelby, Sullivan, Warren, and Washington. • Having the detached head with about 6 traffic. Try to remain calm. Panicking and roadways, we trust that every driver on the Hunters can also present just the deer inches of neck attached bagged and ready. overreacting usually lead to more serious road is going to obey the speed limit, pay head with about six inches of neck attached. For more information on CWD in traffic crashes. Deer create hazards for attention, and drive sober. “Don’t Violate Deer must be presented by the hunter who Missouri and CWD testing locations, visit Missouri motorists. Natural features also The Trust.” harvested the animal. mdc.mo.gov/CWD. affect deer movement. In areas where there Hunters presenting bucks bound for Thursday, November 10, 2016 Citizen-Observer - 23

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terans Day, once known facts. • According to the American to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor beginning in 1978. as Armistice Day, was first Community Survey, there were 19.3 Statistics, the overall unemployment rate • An American soldier was buried at the Vcelebrated on November 11, million military veterans in the United for veterans rose to 7.6 percent in January national cemetery in Arlington on 1919, the anniversary of the end of World States in 2014. Of those, 1.6 million were 2013. The unemployment rate of post- November 11, 1921. His identity was War I. In 1928, the United States Congress female. 9/11 veterans or those who unknown, and the gravesite is known as passed a resolution for Armistice Day to • California, Texas and Florida comprise participated in the Gulf War reached 6.2 the “Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.” be an annual observation, and by 1938, the states with the largest number of percent. Each year on Veterans Day, the president the day became a national holiday. veterans, equalling one million or more. • Upon retiring or being discharged, or another high-ranking member of the Differing from Memorial Day in May, • Veterans consist of people who served in veterans may need help acclimating to government places a wreath on the Armistice Day, which would be renamed the military. This includes the Army, Navy, life outside the military. The Department grave. A guard from the Society of the Veterans Day in 1954 under President Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard. of Veterans Affairs says about 30 percent Honor Guard stands watch over the Dwight Eisenhower, pays tribute to Veterans serve in times of war and peace. of Vietnam War veterans have been grave. Veterans Day occurs each year on veterans who survived various wars. • The word “veteran” comes from the diagnosed with post-traumatic stress November 11, marking the end of World Memorial Day commemorates those Old English language and means “old, disorder, or PTSD. War I. The day has evolved into a veterans who lost their lives. experienced soldier.” The first use of the • Between 1971 and 1977, Veterans Day celebration and remembrance of the Americans celebrate Veterans Day, while word was documented in 1789. was celebrated on the fourth Monday heroism of America’s brave soldiers. residents of Great Britain, Canada and • Although many veterans are working, in October. It was changed back to its Australia celebrate Remembrance Day. and the average annual income of male original date, November 11, in 1975 when Those who want to learn more about veterans is $37,000, some veterans President Gerald Ford signed bill S.331 Veteran’s Day can consider the following continue to be unemployed. According into law. The change went into effect Sponsored By These Cameron Businesses

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Ex­peri­ence Apartment, Furnished ...... 501 Carpentry & Remodeling .... 637 Piano Tuning & Repair ...... 752 Cars - Domestic ...... 863 Grooming & Supplies ...... 260 Business Equipment ...... 363 pre­ferred. Great pay!! Must be Apartments, Unfurnished ... 504 Catering/Food Services ...... 640 Plumbing, Sewer Service .... 755 Cars - Import ...... 866 Kennels/Pet Sitters ...... 263 Collectibles ...... 366 Duplexes ...... 507 Childcare & Services ...... 643 Printing Services ...... 758 Motorcycles ...... 869 GRAND PAWS PET able to pass Back­ground check. Horses & Ponies ...... 266 Computers ...... 369 Construction Equipment ..... 372 Mobile Homes ...... 510 Cleaning - Comm/Home ...... 646 Rental Services ...... 761 Vans, Equipment ...... 872 BOARD­ING & SA­LON All shifts available­ with oth­ 276-300 Electronics ...... 375 Houses ...... 513 Clocks, Watches, Jewelry ... 649 Roofing ...... 764 Sports Utility Vehicle ...... 876 er fu­ture op­por­tu­ni­ties. 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