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Cameron, Missouri Tuesday, July 4th For more, log on to: www.mycameronnews.com Miss Missouri Jr High The Great American performs at Veterans Eclipse By Annette Bauer • Have a plan, encourage others who may Editor come to visit to have a plan. Home [email protected] • Be flexible, because we do not know what is going to happen. One prediction is Jackie Beucher from the Astronomical By Annette Bauer for anywhere between 60,000 and 270,000 Society of Kansas City was in Cameron on Editor visitors along a 50 mile corridor of I-35 a Wednesday June 21 to speak to the public [email protected] lot of the traffic is going to be concentrated about the upcoming eclipse on August 21. around Highway 116 because it is the center. Abilene Lortz, Miss Missouri Jr High Vizer told the assembled crowd how • Fill up with gas, because you might be School America 2017, performed on extremely lucky they were because there has parked on the highway for a time. Thursday June 22, playing the piano for the not been a total eclipse in this area for a very • Have water, food, candy for diabetics. veterans as they ate lunch. long time. When shut downs happen on the highway, Lortz said Veterans have a special place Beucher said, ‘It’s all about totality, 99% one of the concerns becomes people’s health. in her heart because her grandfather is a is NOT enough.” • Be as prepared as possible. veteran and there is a veterans home in her Cameron is in the path for totality on • Traffic updates will be available on home town of St. James, where she goes Monday, August 21 with a full two minutes Eagle Radio Stations. every Sunday to play piano during their and twenty-five seconds of totality. The last • Do not park on State Roads or right lunch. total eclipse through this area was in 1806. of ways – those are used for emergency “When I won my crown, I made it my The next total eclipse in this area will be purposes and may cause bigger problems. goal to visit every veterans home in Missouri 2205. and play for them,” Lortz said. “Everywhere I go I like to play piano, put a little joy in someone’s day.” Jason Lortz, Abilene’s father, said, “I think what she is doing is great. For the service they provided for us and the sacrifices it is something they can do to give back.” The Cameron Veterans Home was the to continue her visits to veterans homes final home Abilene played at in the state. and nursing homes, all across the United Lortz was crowned Miss Missouri Jr States. She says she has played in Texas and High on November 5, 2016 and will be Washington DC. competing in nationals June 29 through July Lortz, who is 13 years old, plans to 1. If she wins the national crown, she plans eventually attend Washington University and become a civil engineer. Window display commemorates World War I anniversary By Annette Bauer Why is totality to special? Beucher said it Editor • Plan to get to your destination early and [email protected] is difficult to explain, you kind of have to be plan to stay late. there, Cameron will have that opportunity to The Missouris Shoal Chapter of the • If you are driving during the event, be see for themselves in August. Daughters of the American Revolution prepared for distracted drivers and do NOT (DAR) has decorated one of the front Mike Rinehart, MoDOT area engineer shared some do’s and don’t’s for windows of JP Fashions in commemoration See ECLIPSE on page 2 of the 100th anniversary of World War I. transportation during the eclipse. According to Anne Wolfe, recording secretary of the DAR, the items on display are on loan from the Cameron Historical Society, the Depot Museum, the Clinton County Historical Society of Plattsburg and members of the DAR. Happy Cards in the window explain the role of women during the war, reading “Women Retirement became a labor force redirected from the home to industry and manning the logistical Roberta supply chain for the troops. They became a direct service support role.” Information in the window also explains the role the DAR War Relief Service Committee played during the war, including Photos by Annette Bauer knitting products required by the troops and Photo by Annette Bauer adopting war orphans. The memorabilia will be on display at JP Fashions during the month of July, then An orchid in full bloom at D’s House will be taken to Lathrop in September and of Beauty. The orchid was a gift Plattsburg during September. from a customer to Roberta Dice, owner of D’s who will be retiring More photos on page 2 after 50 years of hairdressing on July 1. 2 - Citizen-Observer The Jump Thursday, June 29, 2017 Upcoming meetings/events

June 29 – July 3 The Cameron Area Arts Council will present is 2nd Annual Arts Festival.

June 29 The Cameron Municipal Band will perform at 8 p.m. at the Price Pavilion in McCorkle Park.

July 1 Crossroads of America Car Show will be held at 9 ______from front page Park Board a.m. at McCorkle Park in ECLIPSE Cameron. be one. going to want to go home at once. Leona & Ron Williams • Be on the lookout for flashing lights There is a multitude of problems which receives report will be performing live of emergency and MoDOT vehicles and could happen that cannot be planned for. music from 7 – 10 p.m. at attempt to move out of their way. If cell phone towers go down, nothing Plain Jane’s County, 635 MoDot will be making use of message will be able to be purchased on gas pumps on survey Park Ave, Stewartsville. boards on the highways to relay messages, with credit card and cash registers may not the state highway patrol will be working to operate. keep roads as open as possible. MoDOT is “If you don’t have an emergency, don’t By Annette Bauer July 3 also working with SEMA to be prepared. use your cell phone, period,” O’Donnell Editor [email protected] The Cameron City Rinehart explained there is speculation said. “We’ll do what we can do, we’ll do our Council meets in regular with the influx of people, cell phone towers best as situations arise.” Drew Bontrager presented the directors report. Work session at City Hall, 205 may not work, so do not plan to use cell Police Chief Rick Bashor said for the on basketball court pad has begun. City Council approved North Main, beginning at phones. past several months, emergency response appointments of board members. The dog park is moving 6 p.m. Fire Chief Mike O’Donnell spoke to the agencies all over Clinton County have been forward with the contract signed and the survey completed. assembled crowd about his main concern is meeting in preparation for this event. The Dr. Mark Carr donated a sizable amount for pet waste also about traffic during the eclipse. Police Department will have as many people stations in the small and large dog areas. July 4 O’Donnell said, “What’s going to on duty as possible on that day and will be Vireo was on hand to present results from the Park Board Cameron Regional happen? Who knows what’s going to working with the Clinton County Sheriff’s survey conducted in Cameron. Medical Center will host happen, it’s hard to plan for,” echoing the Department and the Missouri Highway Park amenities were important across all generations of their 29th Annual Run, sentiment of many. Patrol. those surveyed, as expected. Growth in the area was another Walk and Kid’s Fun Run O’Donnell went on to talk about the fire If the weather is cloudy that day in item examined, there is growth happening in Cameron, as at 7:30 a.m. at Recreation department in Cameron is volunteer and if Cameron, people will move away to find well as to the north, east and a bit to the west. Park. he calls them in, they are going to miss a day somewhere where it is not. If the weather is The survey identified there is room for improvement in The Cameron Municipal of work, but they will do what they have to cloudy in another location, they may move all parks and some improvements are already in progress. Band will perform at do to keep people safe. He advised attendees to Cameron to view the eclipse. The public was asked how they would allocate money 10 a.m. at the Veteran’s when an accident happens right now on Bashor said, “In law enforcement, we for future improvements. The number one was adding to the Memorial and 1 p.m. for I-35 a backup of 6-10 miles happens almost prepare for the worst and hope for the best aquatic facilities, improving and maintaining the existing the parade. immediately. and we do hope for the best.” parks and increasing the trail and pathway connectivity were O’Donnell said the traffic will begin on For more information on the eclipse, be the top three. July 6 Friday and be here over the weekend, but sure to pick up your copy of the Total Solar Using a word frequency recognition, the trails, pool, ball fields, reservoirs and restrooms were the words used most in The Cameron Municipal the major problems will be on Monday, as Eclipse Souvenir Program available from the comments sections of the surveys. Band will perform at 8 people drive in from places within a couple Cameron Newspapers. A question was asked about supporting funding for parks p.m. at the Price Pavilion hours drive. Then suddenly, everyone is improvements in the future, including a bond referendum in McCorkle Park. and the community was moderately in favor with 3.5 out of 5. July 8 Social Security Matters The next steps in the process will be to come back in July Plattsburg Chamber of with a draft master plan based on the survey results. After Commerce will be hosting by AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor You can apply for benefits on an ex-spouse’s working with the Park Board to get the plan where the board Christmas in July in Russell Gloor record even if your ex-spouse is not yet feels it needs to be a public meeting will be held. The plan downtown Plattsburg. Association of Mature American Citizens collecting Social Security, if you have been will then be presented to the City Council and then finalized. The Plattsburg Saddle divorced for at least two years and if they are According to the Park Board, there were no surprises in Club will be hosting Ranch Ask Rusty - Divorced Multiple Times at least eligible to collect (at least age 62 or the survey. Rodeo at the Plattsburg Dear Rusty: Reading your current receiving SSDI). The next Park Board meeting will be July 27 at 6 p.m., Saddle Club. letter regarding Social Security benefits for If you were born before January 2, 1954 where the first draft of the master plan will be discussed. ex-spouses, I pose this question: Would and have not yet filed, you can wait until your July 9-13 an individual who has had multiple own full retirement age to apply for spousal The First Baptist Church marriages be entitled to distributions of benefits only based on your ex-spouse’s of Cameron will be holding Social Security for each of his or her record (Restricted Application), allowing City Hall to Vacation Bible School marriages? Signed: Thrice Divorced your benefit based on your own work record from 6 – 8:40 p.m. for Dear Thrice: No, I’m afraid that you are to grow in order to receive a higher benefit four year olds to children entitled to benefits from only one of your later. If you wait until your full retirement Conduct Electric entering 6th grade. marriages, so obviously you would want to age to apply, you’ll be entitled to 1/2 of pick the one which gives you the greatest your ex-spouse’s full benefit (or disability benefit. That would normally be from the benefit), but if you apply earlier your benefit July 10 ex-spouse who was entitled to the highest amount will be reduced. And if your ex- Meter Testing The Cameron Planning benefit based upon his or her own lifetime spouse has died, you would still be entitled The City of Cameron will be conducting electric meter and Zoning Commission work record. You would have to be at least to widow(er)’s benefits. Note that you testing on July 5-7. At this time the City will be testing 33 meets in regular session 62, have been married to that ex-spouse for collecting benefits on an ex-spouse’s record meters. If you would like to have your meter tested, please at City Hall, 205 N. Main, at least 10 years and not be currently married does not affect your ex-spouse’s benefit, nor contact Utilities Director Zac Johnson at City Hall 632-2177. beginning at 6 p.m. to receive benefits on your ex-spouse’s work will it affect the benefit of anyone else (e.g., record. Also, any benefit you are entitled a current spouse) also getting benefits from July 10-13 to as an ex-spouse would need to be more your ex-spouse’s record. The Cameron Veterans than you are entitled to on your own work The information presented in this article Call 816-632-6543 Memorial Golf Course will record; otherwise you will only receive what is intended for general information purposes to start your subscription be hosting a youth golf you are entitled on your own work record. only. for children ages 8-17 at today or visit us online! starting at 9 a.m. For more info contact 816-632-2626. www.mycameronnews.com Thursday, June 29, 2017 Citizen-Observer - 3 Rotary Club Northwest Missouri State announces spring 2017 graduates MARYVILLE - The Office of the Registrar and the Graduate School at Cameron: Rebekah Marie Adamek - Northwest Missouri State University B.S . -Psychology; Whitney Nicole Parks have released the names of students who - B.S.- Finance: Financial Management; completed requirements for degrees at the Marcie Ann Webber - B.S. - Radiologic conclusion of the 2017 spring trimester. Sciences Degree recipients include: bachelor Hamilton: Timothy Joseph Schieber of science (B.S.), bachelor of science in (Magna Cum Laude) - B.S. - Chemistry: education (B.S. Ed.), bachelor of technology Medicinal Chem Emph (B.T.), bachelor of arts (B.A.), bachelor of Kidder: Jacqueline Michon Lemoine- fine arts (B.F.A.), master of science (M.S.), Ed. Spec., Ed Specialist: Principal-Sec bachelor of science in clinical laboratory Lathrop: Jacob Boone McKnight - sciences (B.S. CLS), bachelor of science in B.A. - English; Jason Alexander Van medical technology (B.S. MT), master of arts Horn B.S. - Agricultural Science (M.A.), master of business administration Lawson: Michelle Marie Parsley - B.S. (M.B.A.), master of science in education -Economics; Nathaniel Wayne Suddarth By Doug Schmitz Geiger, redistricting plans and other exciting (M.S. Ed.), and education specialist (Ed. - B.S. - Computer Science; Austin Kegan scouting items to members of the Cameron Spec.) Walker - B.S.- Agricultural Business Jeremy Hall, Senior District Executive Rotary Club this past Monday. Jeremy, left, Due to space limitations, minors are Maysville: Tara Alexandra Rhoad- B.S. for the northwest Missouri area of Boy is shown here with Cameron Rotary Club not listed. Multiple majors are numbered - 1. Accounting 2. Accounting Scouts of America shared updates to Camp Vice-President Elect Dennis Clark. accordingly. Lamba Alpha Golf Tournament Winners

By Sherris Hane By Sherris Hane Lambda Alpha Children’s Benefit Tournament Championship Flight Lambda Alpha Children’s Benefit Tournament A Flight (L-R) Brenda Crawford, Debbie Groomer, Bonnie Enneking, Sharon Enneking, (L-R) Madeleine Steele, Gina Orozco, Paula Rooney, Erin Stiens, (not pictured: Carrie Harms, Cheryl Harms, Kathy Seber, Dixie Anaya, Connie Thorsen, Annie Ruth Gaddie, Peggy Lawrence) Hedy Loehnig, Beverly Nagel, Evelyn Moeck, Jessie Feuerbach, Megan Wolfe. McConnell, Marlene Walker, Nancy Woolsey, Sandy Kramer

By Sherris Hane Hole-in-One Paula Rooney and daughter, Erin Stiens

JOSH EDWARDS SITE PREP • CONCRETE OWNER/OPERATOR RESIDENTIAL WATER/SEWER REPAIR TRENCHING • TREE SHEARING 816-632-0191 [email protected] I, Roberta (Bert) Dice of D’s House of Beauty am Come Check Out Our Essentials Oils retiring July 1st. I would like to thank all of my employers, stylists, customers and friends for standing CALLING ALL CHS 60’s GRADS by and supporting me for over 50 years. House of Beauty Join the Party!!! Saturday Night, July 1st NOW SHOWING at Tyrrell Theater Smokehouse Ham ...... $4.99 CARS 3 McCorkle’s Eatery & Pub Turkey Breast ...... $4.79 Rated G The Class of 1967 will host the party Swiss Cheese ...... $4.99 Show times: Fri. June 30th 5:30 pm 8:00 pm and bring back the popular band – Mozzarella Cheese ...... $ 3 . 9 9 Sat. July 1st 3:00 pm 5:30 pm 8:00 pm Prices good June 21st - July 1st Sun. July 2nd 3:00 pm 5:30 pm Check out our “The Remainz” Cameron Regional YMCA new customized 5 miles East of Maysville on Hwy. 6 mobile app! 1903 N. Walnut • Cameron, MO 816-632-3811 No Cover. Everyone Welcome. 7 am to 5 pm Tues. - Fri. • 8:30 am to 2 pm Saturday www.cameronymca.org 4 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, June 29, 2017 Cameron Nutrition Birth Center Kenzlie Bayleigh Haze Stufflebean husband said. Amber McCormack and Taylor and was 20 inches long. She has one brother, By Don Dignan Stufflebean, Cameron, welcomed their Caden James Weers and two sisters, Chloe CNC Administrator “I don’t think that’s anything to worry about,” she says. “And on the bright side, daughter, Kenzlie Bayleigh Haze Stufflebean, and Aprial Stufflebean. On Sunday, July 16, we will be holding a it does explain who’s been peeing in the into the world at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June Her maternal grandparents are Nancy Fund Raiser at the Center to celebrate Donna fridge.” 20 at Cameron Regional Medical Center. Loveall and John McCormack and her Jarecki’s 80th birthday. Come join us! Kenzlie weighed seven pounds, three ounces paternal grandmother is Barbra Stufflebean. Natural Bull Enhancement Monday: Pitch Games 9:00 AM; Tai Chi A week after John bought a bull, he 10 AM complained to his friend, “All that bull does Tuesday: Closed for July 4th; Rotary is eat grass. Won’t even look at a cow.” Club Breakfast “Take him to the vet,” his friend Wednesday: Hearing Tests 9:00 AM - 2 Obituaries suggested. PM; Tai Chi 10 AM; Matinee 12:15 PM; Dan Lundy The next week, John is much happier. Thursday: PEPPI Exercises 9:30 AM; “The vet gave him some pills, and the bull Blood Pressure Checks 10:30 AM 1952 – 2017 serviced all of my cows!” he told his pal. BINGO is played on Thursday & Friday Cameron – Dan Lundy, 65, passed Survivors include wife Marilyn and “Then he broke through the fence and bred after lunch. June 20, at his home. granddaughter Megann Samborski. with all my neighbor’s cows! He’s like a Exercise Room is open Monday Dan was born on January 24, 1952, Cremation was entrusted to Brown machine!” through Friday until 2:00 PM. in Kansas City to Elridge and Virginia Funeral Home, Cameron. “What kind of pills were they?” asked the Next week’s Menu: (Mayden) Lundy. A memorial service will be held at a later friend. Alternative desserts may be substituted. He was preceded in death by his parents, date. “I don’t know, but they’ve got a Salad bar is available daily for congregate two brothers and a daughter. peppermint taste.” customers. Leaving a Light On MONDAY – July 3 - Battered Pub Fish, Thomas Eugene Romey An elderly man visits the doctor for a Coleslaw, Tomato/Cucumber Salad, 1967-2017 checkup. “Mr. Smith, you’re in great shape,” Orange Wedges, Wheat Bread says the doctor afterward. “How do you do TUESDAY – July 4 - Closed on July 4th, Ferrelview - Thomas J Romey, Knight and Frank as a property manager it?” Rotary Club Breakfast Today passed away June 22, 2017. on the Aetna portfolio. Tom was married “Well,” says Mr. Smith, “I don’t drink, I WEDNESDAY – July 5 - BBQ Rib Visitation will be held from 1-3 p.m. to Mary Jo Cathey, April 30, 1988. He was don’t smoke, and the good Lord looks out Sandwiches, 3 Bean Salad, Corn, Prunes Saturday, July 1 at Our Savior Lutheran father to Christopher (28) and Tavlan (10) th for me. For weeks now, every time I go to THURSDAY – July 6 - Pork Roast, Potatoes, Church, 2123 4 Street, Platte City. In lieu Romey. Tom was also a member of Delta the bathroom in the middle of the night, he Five Way Vegetable Blend, Tropical Fruit, of flowers, contributions are suggested to Chi Fraternity at NWMSU in Maryville; turns the light on for me.” Wheat Roll, Autism Association of the Heartland. loved riding motorcycles, especially Harleys Concerned, the doctor finds Mrs. Smith FRIDAY – July 7 - Fried Chicken, Potatoes, Tom was born October 3, 1967 to Eugene and was a lifelong avid Royals and Chiefs in the waiting room and tells her what her Vegetable Blend, Roll, Applesauce and Freda (Zacher) Romey in Kansas City. and could play a mean game of pool. He had been an electrician since the age of Arrangements: Reflections Memorial, 816- 14 and had worked for New Mark, Grubb, 561-0101. TCC to donate backpacks full of school supplies to children Our Family Is Here for Yours CARMEL, Ind. – Round Room LLC, basis while supplies last. the nation’s largest Verizon Authorized Between 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, July 23, Our desire at Brown Funeral Home is to Wireless Retailer, announces today that its participating TCC stores are inviting local TCC and Wireless Zone stores are donating families to bring their children to the store provide you with quality 172,000 backpacks full of school supplies to pick up a backpack filled with pencils, and service that you won't find anywhere else. to ensure children across the U.S. are well paper, a pencil box, folders, glue and more. prepared for the start of the school year. All leftover backpacks will be donated to Since 2013, TCC has donated more than local schools. Brown Funeral Home • Cameron • 816-632-8289 505,000 backpacks filled with supplies Cameron’s TCC Store at 1313 N. Walnut through its annual School Rocks Backpack Street will be participating in the backpack Giveaway. give away. Nearly 1,000 participating TCC and In 2016, the National Retail Federation Wireless Zone stores across the U.S. are predicted the average person with children inviting local families and their children to in grades K-12 would spend $107.76 on visit select locations on Sunday, July 23, school supplies, which has increased from between 1-4 p.m. to pick up a backpack last year’s prediction of $97.74. With nearly filled with various school supplies, including 20 percent of children in the U.S. living in pencils, paper, a pencil box, folders and poverty, TCC is working to alleviate the glue. One backpack per child present will rising costs of school supplies through this be given away on a first-come, first-served annual program.

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Both he and Brittany, continue Spotlight… Editor to work full time while traveling back and [email protected] forth to the hospital. The second annual Home Runs for Rose Alex’s Lemonade Stand, whose mission was held at the Cameron Elks Lodge on is to raise money and awareness of childhood Saturday June 17. According to Brittany cancer causes, primarily for research into Lowenstein a couple thousand people were new treatments and cures, and to encourage in attendance for the event, from Kansas, and empower others, also raised just over Iowa, Kansas City, St. Louis and even one $372, person from Massachusetts. The Lowensteins were very grateful for “We felt very blessed,” Brittany said. the volunteers and community members The event featured a baseball tournament, who came together to help with Home Runs silent auction, food throughout the day and for Rose. music throughout the day. According to The next events they have planned Brittany, Pure Prairie League was an hour are a book drive in September, which is late being able to start their show because childhood cancer awareness month – the of a storm rolling through, but they simply drive is called Home Blooms with Rose waited it out as the raffle was conducted and and it provides books to educators at area played when the storm passed, continuing to hospitals to teach children at their bedside. play until 1 in the morning. Last year they raised over $1500, which was Over $14,255 was raised at the event, enough for the educators to purchase books allowing the Lowenstein foundation to grant to teach and also raised enough to give each a check to the Gaige Robeson family for child in the hospital a book for themselves. $12,000. They also plan a quarter auction in early Gaige is the son of Scott and Brittany November, with plans for the monies to go Robeson. He is a handsome 4 year old, to provide a childhood cancer family with a diagnosed with pilocytic astrocytoma – full Christmas. brain tumor on November 15, 2016. Gaige Brittany Lowenstein said, “We always has continuously been in the hospital since say, one person can raise awareness for Submitted Photo diagnosis, and has undergone 16 surgeries, childhood cancer, but it takes a community Ocker Insurance, Inc. Established in 1953 they employ three. Deena and Jim with a long road ahead of him. He has to make a difference. And on Saturday we Ocker and Vickie McBee. three siblings: Chloe – 13; Aiden – 9; and made a difference in the life of the Robeson Remington – 4 months. His father Scott family.” is a police officer for the Lawson police Photos by Annette Bauer New Troopers assigned to Troop H By Sergeant Jacob P. Angle Trooper Dylan M. Wilburn, of Cameron, Missouri, has been assigned to Zone 3, Missouri State Highway Patrol which serves the citizens of Harrison and Contributed Gentry counties. Trooper Wilburn is a Captain James E. McDonald, graduate from Cameron High School, and commanding officer Troop H, is pleased attended Missouri Western State University to announce the assignment of three new majoring in criminal justice. Trooper troopers to Northwest Missouri. The new Wilburn’s training officer will be Corporal troopers were members of the Missouri Chris Sullivan. State Highway Patrol’s 104th Recruit Class Trooper Andrew J. Foss, of Holden, that graduated from the Patrol Academy on Missouri, has been assigned to Zone 1, June 23, 2017. The new troopers will report which serves the citizens of Atchison and for duty on July 10, 2017. Holt counties. Trooper Foss was home Trooper Anthony J. Kempa, of Amazonia, schooled and graduated from University of Missouri, has been assigned to Zone 2, which Central Missouri with a Bachelor of Science serves the citizens of Nodaway and Worth in criminal justice and a Bachelor of Science counties. Trooper Kempa is a graduate from in biology (conservation enforcement). Savannah High School. Trooper Kempa’s Trooper Foss’s training officer will be training officer will be Sergeant Tom Ziegler. Corporal Shane Hux. Members of the Interact Club volunteer at Home Runs for Rose. Nichole Jackson, Kylynn Mallen and Abigail Robinson. Sew & Sews The Charity committee donated a quilt By Charles Boone to an accident victim and Judy F. offered a Contributed pattern to make tote bags and laundry bags The Lathrop quilting SEW&SEWS held requested by a shelter as well as some table their June meeting on the 20th at the Lathrop runners . Baptist Church Birthday Fat Quarters went to Mary Letters to the Editor President Rhonda Thieme called the Gordon and Daniela Kirk, door prizes to meeting to order at 6:30pm, welcoming all Belinda and Janice. Letters to the editor should be signed and either members as well as guest Courtney –Hazel’s A special birthday “92” was celebrated typed or printed. They should be submitted no by ”retired” member Esther Stutes, later than 5 p.m. on Friday and should be no granddaughter - and new members Tracy longer than 450 words. Thompson and Tina Couzins. now residing at Oakridge in Plattsburg. We reserve the right to edit all letters to the The Quilt Show at the beginning of CONGRATULATIONS ! editor. June was reported to be a great success with Show and tell and secret pal gifts were well over 100 visitors enjoying 96 quilts interesting and beautiful as usual – keep Subscriptions on display, many with interesting stories of sewing, quilters! history and reasons for their construction. The demo for the month was presented In-Area One Year...... $36.00The special presentation of a “bed turning” by Janice Ziegel – a basic bargello pattern Out-of-Area One Year...... $40.00by Reni Dieball featuring many quilts - another part of the Block of the Month Out-of-State One Year...... $52.00from simple to masterpieces of design and creation. In-State-Student 9-Month Rate...... $29.00construction was especially admired. The next meeting of the guild will take Out-of-State Student 9-Month Rate...... $40.00 place on July 18th at the Lathrop Baptist Single Copy...... 75¢ The fall retreat, to be held at the Lawson Wilderness Camp, has been given the theme Church at 6:30 pm. Wednesday sew days “Falling Memories” by hostesses Barb L. will be on the 5th and the 19th from 9 am to and Linda E. More plans to be shared later. 3 pm also at the church with lunch to share. The Lowenstein family Face painting at Home Runs for Rose. 6 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, June 29, 2017 Fourth of July ‘Kick-Off’ - Celebrate America By Ann Clark Contributed We kick-off events surrounding a Cameron ‘Fourth of July’ celebration and the Cameron Area Arts Festival with a patriotic salute to America! We will salute those members of the Armed Forces who have served our country so faithfully, as well as highlight the many gifts we share as citizens of this great land! The Cameron Children run and dance as the Municipal Band Historical Society will be plays June 22. on hand with ice cream and drinks in support of the members of our Armed generation. We will focus shared mission of preserving Forces - Army, Navy, Coast on love and feature love Cameron’s history…… Guard, Marines, Air Force songs from throughout the and kids 12 and under eat Stars and Stripes Forever years! Coming concerts will free!!!! David B. Goodwin, retired band Dr. Mike Mathews, former conductor, - Sousa highlight that ‘Cameron’s director, Chillicothe, conducts the performs Ol’ Man River. The Star-Spangled Got Talent’ (July 13), and Make plans also to begin band. Banner - Key/arr. Sousa prepare our area for the your Independence Day at coming Total Eclipse with the Veteran’s Memorial, Meachem 30’s and 40’s our ‘Lights Out’ concert where the band will America, My Country Tis Shenandoah - arr. Ticheli Next week’s concert (July 20). Be sure and participate in the ‘always of Thee Midway March - Hymn to the Fallen - will remember 1967 as the join us each week for a fun moving’ and stirring The Invincible Eagle - Williams Williams ‘Summer of Love’, where, evening in the park. Salute to our Veterans. The Sousa Big Band Signatures - America, the Beautiful - 50 years ago, ‘peace, love, program begins at 10:00 am American Overture - arr. Bocook featuring hits of Ward, arr. Dragon and flower power’ became on July 4!! Jenkins the great ‘Big Bands’ of the Armed Forces Salute the mantra of the hippie Photos by Annette Bauer American Patrol - - arr. Lowden saluting Frog Season

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Pets should never attend celebrations with fireworks, but if you can’t avoid taking them, keep in mind the following: Never leave pets in a parked car, even at night or with the windows cracked. At just 70 degrees, internal car temperatures can skyrocket to more than 100 degrees in minutes. Make sure dogs wear a collar, ID tag and have an up-to-date microchip to help ensure a safe return if lost. Keep dogs on a short, secure leash at all times and watch for signs of stress. Never use a retractable leash in crowded areas, and have a back-up plan should your dog become overwhelmed TUESDAY, JULY 4th by the activities. In Honor of Human treats should Independence Day be left to the humans at Wishing all of our friends and neighbors in the picnics and parties, while community a safe and happy July 4th. pets should only have We will resume regular business hours on access to what’s best for Wednesday, July 5. them. Cameron Newspapers Avoid giving pets any 8 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, June 29, 2017 CERT NEEDS YOU! HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT VOLUNTEERING FOR A GREAT CAUSE?

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This year, as a new event during the Cameron Area Arts Festival, some local gardens will be on display. This is a self-directed driving/walking/ biking tour, free of charge. This means you do not have to be at a certain place at a certain time, and there may not be anyone available to guide you through their gardens, although most of the homeowners will be available from 5 to 7 pm on Monday, July 3 to answer questions. Please do not enter the property unless invited; most of the tour is visible from the street or sidewalk, and care must be taken not to disturb any of the flowers or Walker Home plantings. There has been much work and love shown in each of these properties, and the homeowners have done a beautiful job of making their part of Cameron a better place. There are many yards and gardens in the area Wetzel Home that are also very attractive, but these were nominated for this year’s event. Perhaps this will inspire someone to start another garden club in the area, as there is not one at the Cameron Veteran’s Memorial moment. Gardens on display, and some of the highlights, are at these addresses: Submitted Photo The Cameron Veteran’s Memorial on (L-R) Margaret Leibrandt, T.J. Pankau, Sharon Pankau, Maggie Carlson, Alex Reno, Larry Rader, Padraig Mulcahy, Dylan Reno, Bette Person, and Paul Beckwith.South Park Avenue just southwest of the high school; features plantings and statuary commemorating all the United States wars and veterans. The Wetzel home, 416 South Walnut; features a stone retaining wall and plantings dating back to the previous owner in the 1960’s of perennials that bloom during the Laybourne Home entire year. The Walker home, 215 South Pine; features an extensive rose garden. The Offutt home, 521 West Prospect (best viewed from Prairie Street); one of Cameron’s most extensive landscaping efforts, featuring a waterfall, pond, rock walls, and tree-root column lined pathway. The Wallace home, 804 West Fourth; features brick-lined pathways and clever use Wallace Home of décor items. The Laybourne home, 1217 West Third (best viewed by parking on Third Street and walking south on the driveway to the yard. Please view the yard from the south driveway by the garage). Features include a mural on the garage door, a gazebo, working waterfalls and wishing wells, and statuary. Offutt Home

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Oh, What $30.7 million, the second-largest monthly sold this past year was $3.93,” said Reardon. a Night lies ahead when Jersey Boys transports transfer in the Lottery’s history. It brings the “Scratchers sales have hit an all-time high – Starlight audiences back to the 1960s and ‘70s for six transfer year total to $297.8 million and exceeds up more than 3.9 percent so far this fiscal year music-full performances June 27-July 2. U.S. Bank is the Lottery’s strategic goal by more than $11.4 compared with last year. the presenting sponsor of Jersey Boys. million. “We also have to attribute some of the Jersey Boys follows the real-life story of Frankie “Our strategic goal was to reach $286.4 increase to our network of more than 4,700 Valli and The Four Seasons. They were just four million, and we surpassed that by 4 percent,” dedicated retailers. They work hard to help unknowns from Jersey…until they sang their very said May Scheve Reardon, executive director of us maximize money for public education first note. They had a sound nobody had ever heard, and the radio (and fans) couldn’t get enough the Missouri Lottery. “We’re very pleased. This programs.” of. But while their harmonies were perfect on stage, off-stage it was a very different story. By telling is the second-highest annual profits to public One hundred percent of the proceeds from that story, this musical has made the four boys from Jersey an international sensation all over again! education ever. Missouri Lottery ticket sales go to public Jersey Boys opened on Broadway to critical acclaim in November 2005, earned four 2006 Tony “The monthly transfer was the second- education. In fiscal year 2017, these proceeds Awards including Best Musical, played for 11 straight years, and became the 12th-longest-running highest ever, too, due to a large unclaimed Lotto were appropriated for a variety of programs show in Broadway history before it took its final bows on Jan. 15, 2017. The Jersey Boys U.S. prize, and strong Powerball and Scratchers sales including: the Foundation Program, the A+ national tour is still breaking records across the country, more than a decade after it launched in in May,” Reardon said. Scholarships Program, Special Education San Francisco in December 2006. Jersey Boys is also playing in London, and tours of the United A $3.5 million Lotto prize sold in Hermann Excess Costs, the Classroom Trust Fund, and Kingdom and Australia will begin in late 2017 and 2018, respectively. In total, more than 24 million for the Nov. 12, 2016, drawing, expired on May 10-11 percent of the state’s funding for several theatre-goers worldwide have delighted in a Jersey Boys performance. 11. That prize amount was part of the May public higher education institutions’ operating The show’s honors and accolades are equally impressive and worldwide. In addition to its 2006 transfer to the Lottery Proceeds Fund for public costs. For a complete list of programs, including Tony Awards, Jersey Boys won a 2006 Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album, the 2009 education. It was the largest unclaimed prize information about Lottery dollars directed Olivier Award for Best New Musical (U.K.) and the 2010 Helpmann Award for Best Musical and the third worth more than $1 million to go to your county, visit the Lottery’s website at (Australia). unclaimed in the Lottery’s 31-year history. MOLottery.com. “After years of trying to bring this fantastic show to the Starlight stage, it’s finally here, and I Reardon said prior to each fiscal year, the Each year, the proceeds are allocated by can’t wait for our patrons to see it,” said Rich Baker, Starlight President and CEO. “The rags-to- Lottery averages the most recent five years’ the governor and the state’s legislature during riches story of The Four Seasons really resonates with audiences, and this memorable musical set profits for a “benchmark” and increases it by 1 the annual appropriation process. These funds a new artistic standard for Broadway!” percent to arrive at a reasonable goal. She noted represent approximately 4 percent of the Starring in Jersey Boys are Matthew Dailey (Tommy DeVito), Aaron De Jesus (Frankie Valli), that while last year’s annual proceeds came in annual funding required for Missouri’s public Keith Hines (Nick Massi) and Cory Jeacoma (Bob Guadio). higher – $308.9 million – it was due to profits education system. The musical is directed by two-time Tony Award winner Des McAnuff, written by Academy from the record high $1.5 billion Powerball For each dollar spent on the Lottery, more Award winner Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice and features music by Bob Gaudio (an original jackpot in January 2016. than 95 cents goes back to the citizens of the member of The Four Seasons), lyrics by Bob Crewe and choreography by Sergio Trujillo. “The last fiscal year was an anomaly,” state in one form or another. Approximately 66.6 Tickets for Jersey Boys at Starlight Theatre are on sale now, starting at $15. Tickets are available Reardon said. “A jackpot higher than $1 billion cents is returned to players as prizes, 23 cents online at www.kcstarlight.com, by calling 816.363.STAR (7827) or at the Starlight box office at is only expected to happen once every decade. goes to the state’s public education programs, 4600 Starlight Road, Kansas City, MO 64132. All performances begin at 8 p.m. This year, we are $9.1 million higher than our 5.9 cents pays for retailers’ commissions, prior second-best year – without any record incentives and bonuses, and 4.5 cents is used jackpots or unusual circumstances.” for administrative costs. Reardon said strong Lottery sales in transfer UNWANTED HOUSE GUESTS? year 2017 came from a full year of sales of the We Can Help!

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Rusty Black Creates Awareness for Seniors Regarding Affordable Options Despite Funding Cuts Jefferson City –With need. providing affordable prescription Black is asking interested by phone. There are no hidden many seniors set to lose state “With the difficult budget drugs for tens of thousands of seniors to contact Rx Outreach charges – no enrollment fees or assistance for the prescription situation the legislature faced this seniors across the country. It’s for more information. Those mailing charges. drugs they need, it is important year, the funding for the MO Rx important for people to know they interested in enrolling can access Black said people qualify with for older Missourians to know plan simply wasn’t there and the do have this as an option.” the company’s website at www. annual income of $36,180 or less they still have options to obtain result is that thousands of seniors Black said the Rx Outreach RxOutreach.org or call 1-877- for a single person, $48,720 or less affordable medications. State Rep. won’t receive the assistance they mail-order pharmacy provides 684-1955. Once enrolled, people for family of two, $61,260 or less Rusty Black today highlighted the need to afford their medications,” access to more than 800 generic can easily have their prescriptions for a family of three, $73,800 or Rx Outreach program, which is a said Black, R-Livingston Co. medications. He notes the transferred to Rx Outreach to less for family of four. nonprofit, mail-order pharmacy “Fortunately, we have a Missouri- Maryland Heights-based nonprofit fill and mail directly to people’s that provides free and low-cost based organization that has is already serving seniors in all 50 homes. Prices for medications generic medications for people in an outstanding track record of states. are listed online and are available OTHER NEWS FROM THE CAPITOL House Strengthens Pro-Life Legislation (SB 5) The members of the Missouri notification of local prosecutors. ambulatory surgical center; seven years with 23 of the calls Missourians. The bill passed by the House came together Tuesday The House also strengthened Permit the health department made to respond to hemorrhages House acknowledges and protects to amend and strengthen a piece penalties for abortion clinics to make an unannounced on-site as a complication of abortion. the right of an “alternatives to of legislation sent over from the that do not comply with the inspection of any abortion facility They also point out that the St. abortion” agency to operate freely Senate that is intended to better requirements for submitting fetal at least annually; and Louis facility was cited by the and engage in speech without ensure the health and safety of tissue after an abortion. Require that all tissue removed Department of Health and Senior governmental interference, and women by putting common sense Some of the main provisions of at the time of abortion be sent to Services more than 100 times from the right of a person not to be safety requirements in place for the bill would: a pathologist within seventy-two 2009 to 2016 for failure to provide compelled by the government to abortion clinics. House members Allow the Department of Health hours for examination. a safe and sanitary environment. participate in abortion contrary strengthened the version of the bill and Senior Services to adopt rules The governor called the Another provision of the bill to his or her religious beliefs or that was sent over from the Senate governing complication plans legislature in to enact the stronger addresses a city ordinance the moral convictions. In effect, the by adding several provisions to ensure patients undergoing safety regulations because of a governor says has turned St. Louis bill would pre-empt the St. Louis that were originally called for by abortions induced by drugs or court ruling that struck down into an abortion sanctuary city. ordinance. Governor Greitens but stripped out chemicals have access to safe and Missouri’s previous law that The St. Louis ordinance was put The legislation now moves by the Senate during floor debate. reliable care; required abortion providers to abide in place by the city to prevent back to the Senate where the other One of the provisions added Require an abortion facility to by the same regulations imposed employers and landlords from chamber will have the opportunity back into the bill by the House provide affirmative evidence that on ambulatory surgical centers. discriminating against women to pass the bill and send it to the would prevent abortion clinic each person authorized to perform The court also did away with a law who have had an abortion, use governor’s desk. If the Senate staff from requiring emergency abortions is a physician currently that required a doctor providing birth control, or are pregnant. The refuses to take the House changes, responders to alter their normal licensed to practice in Missouri; an abortion to have privileges at governor has said the ordinance the two bodies will likely send response procedure by turning off Allow the health department a nearby hospital. Supporters say makes it so organizations like the bill to a conference committee lights or sirens. Another provision to adopt separate rules to apply the regulations were necessary pregnancy care centers can’t work where selected negotiators from would allow the attorney general to ambulatory surgical centers to ensure the safety and health of the way they’re supposed to. As both sides will come together to to prosecute violations of state and to apply to abortion facilities, women using the facilities. They the governor said, local politicians work toward a compromise. abortion laws with no obligation and ensure any abortion facility note that the Planned Parenthood have tried to make it illegal for to first inform local prosecutors. requirement is equal to any facility in St. Louis has had to call pro-life organizations to say that The Senate version had required physical requirement of an an ambulance 58 times in the last they just want to hire pro-life

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th Hot dogs? Check. Patties? Check. Ice-cold beer? Since the 18 century, July Fourth has marked Philadelphia held the Double check. You’re almost set to kick-off the Fourth INGREDIENTS (Serves 12) an occasion for fireworks, speeches, parades, first annual commemoration of July festivities! Now, all that’s left is to add some concerts, parties and feasts. But amid all of of independence on July 4, 1777, red, white and blue to your patriotic banquet. Boasting CRUST: the extravagant festivities and displays of while Congress was still a mousse-like texture and a fresh, fruity taste, this rec- • 1-1/2 cups finely crushed red, white and blue, it’s easy to lose sight of occupied with the ongoing ipe is a delicious way to celebrate Independence Day. graham cracker crumbs the true meaning behind this most patriotic Revolutionary War. • 1/4 cup sugar of holidays. DIRECTIONS: • 2 tbsps. unsweetened 1. In a medium-sized bowl, combine the ingredients cocoa powder THE BIRTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE for the crust and mix until crumbly. • 6 tbsps. melted butter “Give me liberty, or give me death!” Those would eventually become the original Unit- 2. Pour crust mixture in a 9” x 11” baking tray and are the words Patrick Henry so boldly pro- ed States of America. Centuries later, Ameri- firmly press down until smooth and even. Cover FILLING: claimed in 1775 amid growing hostility cans continue to celebrate Independence the tray with plastic wrap and refrigerate for ap- • 1 cup cream cheese against the English crown. Rising tensions Day with patriotic cheers and shows of soli- proximately 30 minutes. at room temperature over British laws and taxes, coupled with darity in every corner of the country. 3. Next, in another medium-sized bowl, combine • 1 cup mascarpone cheese a growing sense of nationalism, eventually the cream and mascarpone cheeses, and mix until at room temperature culminated into the start of an eight-year- This Fourth of July, as you celebrate the birth smooth. Carefully stir in the lemon zest, juice and • 2 tsps. lemon zest long revolutionary war. Soon after, the his- of a nation with displays of fireworks and vanilla extract. • 2 tsps. lemon juice toric document known as the Declaration of good old family barbecues, make sure to 4. In a separate metal or glass bowl, combine the re- • 1 tsp. vanilla extract Independence (officially adopted on July 4, thank any veterans you know for their hon- maining sugar with the whipped cream and mix un- • 1/3 cup sugar 1776) would formally end the monarchy’s orable commitment to defending Ameri- til fluffy. Next, add the mixture to the cream cheese • 1-1/4 cups whipped topping hold on America and pave the way for the cans’ rights and freedoms. one and gently whisk together. (such as Cool-Whip) country’s free and autono- 5. Using a spoon, evenly layer the filling on top of the • Fresh strawberries, mous future. graham cracker crust. Re-cover the tray with plastic halved lengthwise wrap and refrigerate until chilled (at • Fresh blueberries THE TRIUMPH OF LIBERTY least three hours). In the years that followed, 6. Once cold, arrange strawberry Americans commemorated halves in four horizontal lines (3/4” July Fourth with pomp and apart), making sure to leave a square parade, bonfires, and the fir- space in the upper-left hand corner. ing of cannons and muskets 7. Finally, fill the vacant square with (although the Revolutionary blueberries. Line them up in neat, War would continue for some straight lines with the blossom ends time after). The ground- pointing up. breaking vote to break with Great Britain allowed the na- To complete the look, use a decorating tion’s emerging political bag with a star-shaped tip to top the leaders to create a feeling of July Fourth marks the birth of American independence blueberries with whipped cream stars. unity across the colonies that and the triumph of liberty. Thursday, June 29, 2017 Citizen-Observer - 15 Celebrating the birth of a great nation

tours and, of course, the city’s famous Top three Fourth of July Chowderfest, Boston’s Independence Day How well do you know festivities have something to offer for at- destinations tendees of all ages. A city renowned for its your American trivia? that should be on strong maritime and colonial heritage, it’s Ever since the Declaration of Independence was the perfect stop for history buffs looking signed centuries ago, there’s no denying that everybody’s bucket list to celebrate with patriotic cheer. America and its citizens have grown to have a very palpable presence in the world. Ready to PHILADELPHIA, PA. test your wits? It’s America’s birthday and everyone’s What better place to cele- According to the American invited to the nationwide party! Cities in brate Independence Day 1. The population of the USA is equivalent Pyrotechnics Association, every corner of the country are gearing than where it all began? capital! Grab a spot along to approximately what percentage of the 15,000 fireworks displays up for daylong beach parties, grandiose As the birthplace of the Constitution Avenue to world’s total population? are held each Fourth of parades, nighttime concerts and dazzling nation, Philadelphia hosts witness the country’s most a) 4.3% July nationwide. fireworks displays. This year, put down one of the most acclaimed popular Independence Day b) 6.3% parade first-hand. Featuring the grilling tongs, travel to one of these Independence Day events in c) 3.9% former beacons of the American Revolu- the country. Visit the Founding a stream of lavish floats, mili- d) 5.6% tion and get ready to party like it’s 1776! Fathers’ old stomping grounds for tary personnel and visually impres- a weeklong celebration that includes free sive displays of red, white and blue, it’s a 2. Which countries represent the USA’s two BOSTON, MASS. concerts, special exhibits and parties on one-of-a-kind spectacle your children will largest trading partners? A city that once threw wild tea parties, the Parkway. And, of course, don’t forget never forget. And for the grand finale? a) Canada and Japan Boston is a premiere Fourth of July des- to admire the country’s most iconic relic Revel in the nation’s largest fireworks b) China and Mexico tination. Watch the waterfront come alive while you’re there: Liberty Bell! displays as they illuminate the sky above with the sights and sounds of freedom dur- Washington Monument. c) Japan and Mexico ing Harborfest! Featuring more than 200 WASHINGTON, D.C. d) Canada and China events, ranging from fireworks, cruises, Last, but certainly not least, the nation’s Where will you salute the nation? 3. Second only to the Louvre in attendance worldwide, which American museum re- ceives the most annual visitors? Kid-friendly activities for Independence Day a) The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, NY) b) The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Three cheers for red, white and blue! Here the Declaration of Independence, read (New York, NY) are five fun and educational ways to cele- them a children’s story about the birth of c) The National Air and Space Museum brate Independence Day with your children America instead. Your neighborhood li- (Washington, DC) for a memorable occasion they’ll fondly brary or bookstore is bound to have many d) The Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago, IL) look back on. great titles to help kids understand the significance of this meaningful holiday. 4. The United States holds the most Olympic 1. Make flag-themed desserts. From red gold medals in which Olympic sport? velvet cupcakes to fruit kebabs, Jell- 4. Attend a parade. You don’t have to a) Women’s team gymnastics O pops and layered parfaits, there are make your way to Capitol Hill to witness b) Women’s individual figure skating many different ways to get patriotic a memorable procession. Every year, c) Women’s heptathlon with food. Add a dash of food coloring cities across the nation highlight the day d) Women’s beach volleyball to your children’s breakfast cereal or with colorful parades that reunite young have them help you make a star-span- and old alike. What better way to show 5. Which US state is home to the largest popu- gled cake. your children the value of solidarity? lation of legal immigrants? a) Florida 2. Organize a patriotic skit. In need of 5. Make a care package. Independence b) California some entertainment for your annual Day is the perfect time to teach kids c) New York Fourth of July barbecue? Get your kids about the heroic men and women who This Fourth of July, get your children involved in the festivities with activities that d) Texas involved by encouraging them to re- serve the country to defend Americans’ are both fun and educational. enact a historical scene from America’s natural rights. Join Operation Shoebox revolutionary days or to recite a famous and other non-profit organizations in take a moment to remind your children poem in traditional garb. boosting morale among troops near and of the honorable sacrifice many Ameri-

far by sending practical tokens of kind- cans make every day to ensure the nation’s

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DID YOU KNOW? flag represents an official state, but there’s to $580 million in today’s currency. Aside year. every million nine over a wealth of historical facts that you may The Founding Fathers are thought to have from chopping down cherry trees, it seems just welcomes Louvre the average, On never have learned in school. Take a break penned the first drafts of the Declaration Washington was an avid whiskey produc-

from the Fourth of July festivities to enjoy of Independence on hemp paper before er, owning one of the largest distilleries in 2016. in visitors million 7.1 welcomed The National Air and Space Museum Museum Space and Air National The c.

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originally designed by a 17-year-old as About 35 million Americans could be a popu most third world’s the it making

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to be a mediocre design at the time. Appar- aboard the Mayflower in 1620. That 1. ently, Congress was of a different opinion. means every one in ten Americans ANSWERS: could share DNA with these early DID YOU KNOW? colonists from across the pond. Liberty Bell is one of America’s most iconic relics; however, its clang hasn’t DID YOU KNOW? been heard since George Washington’s Aside from being the first President of birthday back in 1846. No conclusive the United States, George Washington 16 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, June 29, 2017 Clinton County Sheriff’s Office receives donation

Photo taken by: Clinton County Sheriff’s Office Captain AJ Carrel at the Holt Fire Protection District. (L-R) Deputy Jacob Baldwin, Detective David Parker, Holt Fire Chief Robert Looper, Deputy Derek Hager, Clinton County Sheriff Larry Fish, Detective Cole Rush, And Sergeant Dave Speiser.

By Captain AJ Carrel Fire Protection District for their strong foundation to work from. help with. Chief Looper purchased been on scene as a first responder Clinton County Sheriff’s Office donation. We have been in office We feel our work and dedication to several First Aid bags with basic and didn’t have the tools they Contributed for nearly 7 months now and our our long list of goals are paying off. medical supplies as our Deputies needed to be effective. With Chief number 1 goal was to re-open the Recently Chief Robert Looper with are normally the first on scene and Looper’s donation of $445.00 and The Clinton County Sheriff’s communication line to all of our the Holt Fire Protection District had nothing. We have had several dedication to all Clinton County Office would like to extend our neighboring agencies and build a noticed a need that his team could occasions where Deputies have Citizens will be put to great use. thanks and gratitude to the Holt NAHCA Team – helping CNA graduates at keep our community Missouri Veterans Home clean Submitted Thursday, April 27, the Cameron Veterans Home NAHCA Team participated in the 2017 No More Trash! Bash of the Adopt- A-Highway program. The participants picked up trash on their adopted highway mile west of the VA Home, collecting a total of seven bags of trash. Picking up trash is a great way to exercise, get fresh air and create a cleaner place to work, live and play. During the 2016 bash, more than 50,400 bags of trash, and several truckloads of debris were collected. NAHCA and the Missouri By Bradley Haggard Adopt-A-Highway program (L-R) MaryAnna Wade, Tanisha Oshia, Nicole Guiterrez, and Lyric Campbell. Not invite you to: pictured Montana Heil. Front row: Kelley Craig, Kathey Eulinger, John • Pick up litter. Davenport. Back row: Tammy Pew, Sue Hunt, Karen • Educate others about Henderson, Oui Bottcher litter. Race Star Wheels • Conduct a litter-free activity. For more information about participating • Encourage friends and family to in the Adopt-A-Highway program, call participate. 1-888-ASK MODOT Z(275-6636) or go to Shoot Out www.nomoretrash.org. By Mike Franks Steve Rivera, St. Joseph Sportsman Contributed Willie Burnett, Louisburg, 1st Chris Lowery, Bates KS City Super Pro Pro 2nd Billy Teeter, 1st Kevin Price, St. Joseph 1st Jacob Short, Lawson Harrisonville Women’s Health Clinic 2nd Steve Hughes, St. having a clinic in Hamilton on July 18th, 2nd Scott Gentry, St. Joseph By Jenny Dean-Batson Joseph Women Health Services Director at the Hamilton Methodist Church in the Semi Trophy Community Action Partnership of North Central MO fellowship hall located at 104 Samuel, Semi David Williamson, Basehor, 1st Jon Wilson, St. Joseph Hamilton, MO. Clinic is from 10 am - 12 Bobby Mount, Topeka, KS KS 2nd Bob Sandusky, St. Community Action Partnerships of North pm and 1:30-4:30 pm. For appointment Kyle Benton, Lawson, Joseph Central Missouri (Green Hills Community please call toll free at 1-877-611-7600. Qtr Action Agency) Women’s Health will be Qtr Jody Watson, St. Joseph Robbie Grear, Lees Summit Jim Nelson, Paxico, KS Thursday, June 29, 2017 Citizen-Observer - 17 WHISTLE STOP FIREWORKS 7718 NE OLD 69 HWY • CAMERON No City Open through July 10th Tax Store Hours: 9 am to 8 pm JULY 4TH - 9 AM TO MIDNIGHT While Supplies Last: 500 GRAM CAKE 2/ $ VETERAN * IRON PYRO * OVER DRIVE 50 * JET PROPULSION * BIG TIME OWNED * SMACK DOWN * LET ME YEAR YA SAY 2 for the Price of 1: * AIR TRAVELERS BOTTLE ROCKETS * THOR MISSILE * 2 HENS OR ROOSTERS AND TANKS DRAWING JULY 4 @ 7 PM Must purchase $25 for entry to win per family 1st Drawing - Family Pack - Sky Thunder -- Value $160 2nd Drawing - 8000 pc Roll of Firecrackers -- Value $60 3rd Drawing - Stock Pile Rocket Assortment -- Value $45 18 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, June 29, 2017

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Monday, June 19 3:06 p.m. - A Missouri Conservation Main Agent out of DeKalb County was dispatched June 19 11:13 a.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton 6:25 a.m. Vehicle Accident I 35 near 40 to Maysville for report of an injured fawn in - June 24 Ambulance and the Central DeKalb first mile marker need of help. 7:02 p.m. Fire Alarm 715 W Prospect responders were dispatched to Ketchem 7:13 p.m. Controlled Burn 803 Kristen Road for a medical call. 3:45 p.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance June 20 responded to Mosaic Life Care for a medical 11:40 a.m. Mutual Aid/Vehicle Accident 7:49 p.m. CO / Odor Complaint 225 S 11:51 a.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton Orange Ambulance, the Central DeKalb first transport. US 36 east of Hamilton responders and a DeKalb County Deputy 5:55 p.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy June 21 June 25 responded to Ketchem Road for a traffic responded to Sharp Road to investigate a 7:02 p.m. CO / Odor Complaint 617 N 6:24 p.m. Grass Fire US 36 near Salebarn accident. report a possible break-in. Rd 3:37 p.m. - The Osborn fire department, 9:41 p.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance the Stewartsville fire department, and a and the Stewartsville first responders were Cameron Police Department - Arrest Report dispatched to 36 Highway for a medical call. DeKalb County Deputy were dispatched to 6/19-6/26/2017 J Highway for report of a grass fire. 4:25 p.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy Friday, June 23 June 20 Rhoads of Gallatin was arrested for failure responded to Taylor Road for a report of a 9:23 a.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy 9:19 p.m. 44-year-old Williams to appear City of Cameron. Rhoads posted domestic disturbance. responded to Waldo Street to investigate a Joseph Stewart of Kidder was arrested on bond. 4:54 p.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance report of theft. administrative warrants from Caldwell 11:45 p.m. 43-year-old Timothy Shawn and the Central DeKalb first responders were 11:07 a.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy County for assault; from Clay County Smith of Hamilton was arrested on an dispatched to Main Street for a medical call. responded to Rockwood Creek to investigate for passing bad check; and from Jackson administrative warrant from Caldwell 7:21 p.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy a report of animal neglect. County for traffic. Stewart was released County for failure to appear. Smith posted responded to Rockwood Creek for a peace 12:49 p.m. - DeKalb County Deputies to authorities and transported to Caldwell bond. disturbance. responded to H Highway to perfom1 a well- County Detention Center. June 24 7:58 p.m. - DeKalb County Deputies being check. June 21 7:32 p.m. 38-year-old Waqar Ahmed responded to Washington Street in Maysville 1:32 p.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy 10:58 a.m. 36-year-old Christina Elaine Wahid of Somerset, New Jersey was arrested rd st nd to investigate a report of vandalism. responded to McCartney Road to perform a Galetti of Cameron was arrested for family for domestic assault 3 degree 1 or 2 th st well-being check. abandonment of child 2nd degree. Galetti offense and 4 degree 1 offense. Wahid was Tuesday, June 20 1:40 p.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy and was released to authorities and transported released pending charges. 4:43 p.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance the Central DeKalb fire department were to Daviess DeKalb Regional Jail. 10:19 p.m. 21-year-old Timothy Daniel responded to Mosaic Life Care for a medical dispatched to 6 Highway for a grass fire. Dreesen of Cameron was arrested for failure 11:56 p.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton2X2s June 23for June 25, 2017 to appear city of Cameron. Dreesen posted transfer. 10:41 p.m. 30-year-old Cory Allen 9:10 p.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance Ambulance responded to Mosaic Life Care bond. and the Stewartsville first responders were for a medical transport. dispatched to Clinton Street in Stewartsville for a medical call. Saturday, June 24 Cameron Police Department ~ Calls for service 1:28 a.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance, The following report is calls for service, listed by type of call and the number of calls per the Stewartsville first responders, and Wednesday, June 21 category, answered by the Cameron Police Department from June 19-26, 2017. 2:12 p.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy DeKalb County Deputies were dispatched to responded to 36 Highway for reports of 36 Highway for a traffic accident. 10-46 ...... 2 Fraud ...... 1 cattle on the roadway that needed contained. 2:25 a.m. - DeKalb County Deputies 10-50 Cold ...... 5 Harassment ...... 13 5:03 p.m. - DeKalb County Deputies responded to Rockwood Creek for reports of 10-50 Unknown ...... 8 Illegal Dumping ...... 1 responded to Sloan Street to investigate a domestic in progress. 911 Hangup ...... 3 Information ...... 10 reports of shoplifting. 2:11 p.m. - A DeKalb-Clinton Ambulance, Abuse ...... 3 Intoxicated Driver ...... 2 9:59 p.m. - Union Star first responders the Stewartsville first responders and a Alarms ...... 4 Lost Property ...... 1 were dispatched to Cedar Street for a DeKalb County Deputy were dispatched to Area Check ...... 2 Missing Person ...... 4 medical call. N Highway for a traffic accident. Building Check ...... 5 Parking Complaint ...... 3 4:23 p.m. - Union Star first responders STATEWIDEC & I Driver ...... 15 PedestrianSTATEWIDE Check ...... 8 were dispatched to a traffic accident on 169 Car Stop ...... 70 Property Damage ...... 3 Thursday, June 22 Highway. 1:50 a.m. - A DeKalb County Deputy Check Welfare ...... 3 Secure the Area ...... 2 responded to 36 Highway for reports of a Citizen Assist ...... 26 Sexual Misconduct ...... 2 careless and imprudent driver. Civil ...... 1 Shots Fired ...... 1 Controlled Burn ...... 1 Special Assignment ...... 2 Court ...... 1 Stealing ...... 9 Courtesy Ride ...... 2 Suicidal Subject ...... 1 Disturbance ...... 5 Suspicious Activity ...... 29 Donate Your Car, Boat, RV or Real Estate Domestic Disturbance ...... 9 Threats ...... 3 Drug Activity ...... 1 Trespassing ...... 2 You don’t have to donate a kidney to save a life. Escort ...... 4 Vehicle Check ...... 6 Fireworks ...... 3 Warrant Service ...... 12 • We will accept any Follow-up ...... 6 Grand Total...... 293 auto - running or not. STATEWIDE STATEWIDE Have some • 100% tax deductible. helpful • MatchingDonors.com information? is a 501C3 nonprofit organization. Want to stay anonymous? • 100% of the proceeds Call us at 1.800.385.0422 will go to help saving Or donate on line at Cameron TIPS the lives of people needing organ MatchingDonors.com Hotline: transplants. (816) 632-TIPS (8477) STATEWIDE STATEWIDE Donate Your Car, Boat, RVG. or DODD Real &Estate SON MASONRY STATEWIDE You don’t have to donate a kidn“Servingey to sa vthee a Northwest life. Missouri Area For Over 50 Years” • We will accept any * Brick * Block * Stone auto - running or not. * Fireplaces - Tuckpointing & Waterproofing

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I, Ro­ber­ta (Bert) Dice of Advertising Deadlines D’s House of Beau­ty am re­ PETS & Cameron Shopper tir­ing July 1st. I would like SUPPLIES Classifieds A Section Deadline - Fridays, 10:00 a.m. to thank all my em­ploy­ ers, styl­ists, cus­tom­ers and Index & User’s Guide B Section Deadline - Mondays, 11:00 a.m. friends for stand­ing by and - Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m. sup­port­ing me for over 50 253 - Cats Citizen-Observer years. 301-350 Jewelry ...... 402 Farms ...... 554 Heating & Air Conditioning .. 685 Tree Pruning, Rem., Spray .. 794 Kit­tens. $500 ea. de­liv­ered. 201-250 Lawn Mowers ...... 405 Small Acreages ...... 557 Heavy Equip. Operators ...... 686 TV/VCR Repair ...... 797 Announcements Employment Lawn Supplies ...... 408 Income Property ...... 560 Horseshoeing ...... 687 Typing - Resumes ...... 800 FREE if you pick up. 816-872- Medical Supplies ...... 411 Commercial Property ...... 563 Insulation, Siding ...... 688 Upholstery, Carpet, Drapes 803 The fam­i­ly of the late Edna Cemeteries ...... 201 Employment Services ...... 301 6902. Miscellaneous ...... 414 Houses for Sale ...... 566 Insurance Services ...... 692 Vacuum Sales, Repairs ...... 809 Monuments, Funerals ...... 204 Job Information ...... 304 Mc­Quer­rey would like to Musical Instruments ...... 417 Wanted, Real Estate ...... 569 Interior Decorating ...... 695 In Memoriam ...... 207 Temporary ...... 307 ex­press their sincere­ gra­ 260 - Grooming & Office Supplies ...... 420 Mobile Homes ...... 572 Internet/Compuer Serv...... 698 826-850 Card of Thanks ...... 210 Help Wanted ...... 310 Snow Equipment ...... 423 Mobile Home Sites ...... 575 Laundry, Dry Cleaning ...... 701 Recreation ti­tude for the sup­port and Special Notices ...... 213 Sales Help Wanted ...... 313 Supplies Sporting Goods ...... 426 Lawn & Garden Care ...... 704 sym­pathy they received­ af­ Tickets ...... 216 Situations Wanted ...... 316 Tools ...... 429 Lawn Mowers, Sm. Eng...... 707 Waterproofing ...... 812 Amusements, Events ...... 222 Positions Wanted ...... 319 601-825 ter the loss of their loved GRA­CIE’S Wanted to Buy ...... 432 Leather Cleaning, Repair .... 710 Personal Watercraft ...... 826 Vacations, Resorts ...... 225 Childcare ...... 322 Special Services Wearing Apparel ...... 435 Legal Services ...... 711 Boats, Marine Supplies ...... 829 one. GROO­MING­DALES Schools-Instruction ...... 228 Care for Ederly ...... 325 Adoption Services ...... 601 Masonry & Concrete ...... 713 Campers & Trailers ...... 832 Professional Pet Grooming Employment Opportunities 328 451-455 Miscellaneous ...... 331 Air & Duct Cleaning ...... 607 Meat Processing ...... 714 Airplanes ...... 835 Since 1973 231-275 Financial Air Services ...... 610 Miscellaneous Services ...... 716 Recreational Vehicles ...... 837 213 - Special Notices 351-450 Alerations & Sewing ...... 616 Moving ...... 719 Miscellaneous ...... 838 “Can’t do ‘em all, Pets & Supplies Merchandise Business Opportunities ...... 451 Antiques & Restorations ..... 619 Music Instruction ...... 721 only the lucky ones” Money to Loan ...... 454 Appliance Repair ...... 622 Novelties & Spec. Gifts ...... 725 851-900 AA MEETINGS: Lost Items/Pets ...... 231 New Hours by appt: Miscellaneous ...... 455 Auctioneers ...... 623 Nursing, Rest Homes ...... 728 Lathrop First Christian Church. Found Items/Pets ...... 234 Antiques ...... 351 Automotive Auto Serives ...... 625 Odd Jobs ...... 731 MWF: 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Miscellaneous ...... 237 Appliances ...... 352 Mondays 7pm. Non-smoking. 501-550 Beauty & Barber Shops ...... 628 Painting & Papering ...... 737 Auto Parts ...... 851 T&TH: 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Small Animals ...... 251 Auctions ...... 354 Rentals Bicycle, Motorcycle Repair . 631 Pest Control ...... 743 Auto Services ...... 854 Call 816-528-3130 or Registered Pets ...... 254 Bicycles ...... 357 1111 Ensign Trace, Suite D, Bookkeeping, Taxes ...... 634 Photography ...... 749 Classic - Antique ...... 857 816-586-3361. Miscellaneous Pets ...... 257 Building Materials ...... 360 Apartment, Furnished ...... 501 Carpentry & Remodeling .... 637 Piano Tuning & Repair ...... 752 Cars - Domestic ...... 863 Cameron. 816-724-0597 Grooming & Supplies ...... 260 Business Equipment ...... 363 AA OF GAL­LA­TIN 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 Open Meet­ing Wed­. Nights, Horses & Ponies ...... 266 Computers ...... 369 Construction Equipment ..... 372 Mobile Homes ...... 510 Cleaning - Comm/Home ...... 646 Rental Services ...... 761 Vans, Equipment ...... 872 7 pm, Upstairs above Subway Houses ...... 513 Clocks, Watches, Jewelry ... 649 Roofing ...... 764 Sports Utility Vehicle ...... 876 GRAND PAWS PET 276-300 Electronics ...... 375 on Main St. BOARD­ING & SA­LON Farmers Market Firearms ...... 378 Want to Rent ...... 516 Elderly Services ...... 654 Saddle & Tack ...... 767 Trucks ...... 875 Call Ju­lie 660-828-4511 Flooring, Carpet ...... 380 Roommates ...... 519 Electrical Services ...... 655 Sewing Machine Repair ...... 768 Farm Trucks ...... 878 816-632-9429 Sleeping Rooms ...... 522 Entertainment Services ...... 658 Shoe Repair ...... 770 Motor Homes ...... 881 Farm Equipment ...... 276 Flowers, Plants, Trees ...... 381 or 816-449-3917. Office Space ...... 525 Excavating Services ...... 661 Snow Removal ...... 773 Trailers, 5th Wheels ...... 884 Farm Supplies ...... 279 Fuel, Oil, Coal, Wood ...... 384 Business Property ...... 528 Fencing ...... 664 Storage ...... 776 Campers, Shells ...... 889 State Li­censed, Livestock ...... 282 Furnaces, Heating Stoves ... 387 ATTENTION Farms & Farmland ...... 531 Financial Services ...... 667 Taxi Services ...... 785 Miscellaneous ...... 894 Poultry & Supplies ...... 285 Furniture ...... 388 Climate Con­trolled. Firearm Repair ...... 670 Therapy ...... 788 Wanted to Buy ...... 899 CLASSIFIED Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers ..... 288 Garage Sales ...... 389 551-600 Flooring, Carpet Install ...... 671 Trash Hauling & Clean-Up .. 791 Hay, Straw ...... 291 Good Things to Eat ...... 390 Real Estate Furniture Repair ...... 673 CUSTOMERS Farmers Wants ...... 294 Heating, Air Conditioning ... 393 Health & Fitness ...... 676 Farmers Services ...... 297 Holiday Items ...... 396 Ad Payment: We accept cash, We now require Building Sites & Lots ...... 551 Health Care ...... 679 FARMERS Farm Miscellaneous ...... 299 Household Goods ...... 399 checks, and credit cards. When payment on ads paying by phone, please have before they can MARKET By Fax: By Email: credit card ready. When faxing Place an ad… [email protected] run. We accept 816-632-4508 your ad, include your credit By Phone: Busy? Take advantage after 5 Visa, MC or pm & on weekends & email us. card number. We’ll call back for Discover 276 - Farm Equipment 816-632-6543 By Mail: confirmation. Call 816-632-6543 Hours: Mon. - Fri. Classified Adv. On Line: Ver­meer 605L, big round baler,­ field ready net wrap - $10,500. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. P. O. Box 498 www.mycameronnews.com BE WISE! IM­MUN­IZE! Otis Marshall, Maysville­ Cameron, MO 64429 COMBO SPECIAL $33.75 Mea­sles & Whoop­ing cough 816261-6941 are on the rise! Protect­ your Combo Special runs in 4 issues of the Cameron ONE WEEK ONLY Figures to be child NOW! Im­mun­i­za­tions 282 - Livestock Shopper and 4 issues of the Citizen- Observer. Only One Week Only Runs In Both The Cameron and well child checkups­ Registered Angus­ Bulls 1-2.5 $ .22 No refunds available with this special. We will be­gin at birth. Regu­ ­lar clinics­ Shopper and Citizen-Observer. 5 lines or less, gladly stop ad if you give us a call. 5 lines or years old. Jen­nings An­gus $ .25 $1.00 for each added line. per4 issue month­ly in Cam­er­on, Plat­ Farms, Lath­rop. 816-632-0229 less, $1.00 for each added line. tsburg & Lath­rop. Call Clinton­ 10 Payment is needed before ad will run. Payment is needed before ad will run. Coun­ty Health De­part­ment 299 - Farm Only Only now 816-539-2144. EOE. Miscellaneous Items under $50 (asking value), up to 20 words. Items under $100 (asking value), up to 20 CAM­ER­ON CROSS­ROADS $ .25 Ad runs until item sells. $ .25 words. Ad runs until item sells. AA GROUP: The Old School Cattlemen New heavy iron cor­ 3 5 Rm 6, 116 W 4th St, Cam­er­on. ral pan­els. $60. Free re­place­ Mon. Wed. Fri. & Sat. 12pm; ment if panel­ gets damaged.­ Tues. & Thurs. 7pm; Sun. 816-507-3116 or 816-898-0234 5pm. Open meetings­ Wed. PUBLIC 210 - Card of Thanks PUBLIC NOTICE & last Sun. of every­ month with potluck at 4pm. Contact­ NOTICES Bill 816-632-1896 or Gary & EMPLOYMENT The annual meeting of Cameron Coop Elevator Kathie 816-632-5414 Association will be held at the Cameron Crossroads AL-Anon Community Building on July 12th at 12 noon. Family Group Meeting­ LEGAL NOTICE First Chris­tian Church 310 - Help Wanted Lunch will be served with business meeting 318 N Pine, Cam­er­on, MO Thurs­days at 7:00 pm Clin­ton County­ Board of Serv­ The Cameron R-I Board of Education is seeking bid and elections following. The only require­ ­ment is a ic­es is cur­rent­ly look­ing for car­ proposals to furnish fuel for the Cameron R-I School Patronage checks for 2016 also will be given family member or friend with ing, ma­ture in­di­vid­u­als to work district during the 2017-2018 school year. a problem with alcohol/ with de­vel­op­men­tally­ disa­bled out at the end of meeting. addiction. David­ 816-632- in the Camer­ ­on area. Must have Specifications and bid forms may be obtained by 6362, Tommie 816-724-5292 Di­plo­ma or GED and current­ contacting the Office of the Superintendent of Schools HUNT­ING­TON’S DIS­EASE driv­ers’ li­cense. Ex­peri­ence Do you know someone with pre­ferred. Great pay!! Must be located at 423 North Chestnut, Cameron, Missouri able to pass Background­ check. 64429 (816) 882-1031. Hunt­ing­ton’s Dis­ease? North­west Mis­souri has a All shifts available­ with oth­ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE sup­port group that meets the er fu­ture op­por­tu­ni­ties. Also Bids must be received at the Office of the Superintendent 2nd Mon­day of each month at seek­ing PRN staff. For more in­for­ma­tion, please con­tact our of Schools by 12:00 noon, Wednesday, July 5, 2017. All For default in the payment of debt secured by a deed of trust executed Lib­er­ty Hos­pi­tal (en­trance next of­fice between­ 8am and 4pm at bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly by Thomas F Terry and Jennifer Terry, dated May 17, 2007, and to di­a­ly­sis clinic)­ at 7pm. You 816-632-3773 or stop by at 311 marked “FUEL BID PROPOSAL”. recorded on May 21, 2007, Document No. 2007-2197 in the Office are not alone. Call Becky at W Grand, Cameron. of the Recorder of Deeds, Clinton County, Missouri, the undersigned 816-592-0950 ques­tions. The Cameron R-I Board of Education reserves the right Successor Trustee will on June 30, 2017, at 10:00 AM, at the West Front Life Recovery to reject any and all bids and to waive technicalities. Door of the Clinton County Courthouse, Plattsburg, Missouri, sell at Faith based support for public vendue to the highest bidder for cash: overcoming adversities. Sat. 10 am, Cross­roads Youth ALL OF LOT EIGHTEEN (18) AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF LOT Build­ing, 919 N Har­ris St, NINETEEN (19), BREWSTER’S SUBDIVISION OF LOTS 128,129 Cam­er­on. For more in­fo call LEGAL NOTICE AND 130 IN HUNT AND GODFREY’S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF 816-724-3027 CAMERON, CLINTON COUNTY, MISSOURI., commonly known Quail Run is The Board of Education of the Cameron R-I School as 607 North Lathrop Street, Cameron, MO, 64429 NARC­OT­ICS District is requesting bids to supply bread and milk for ANON­Y­MOUS: looking for: the 2017-2018 school year. subject to all prior easements, restrictions, reservations, covenants and Sundays @ 6:30pm encumbrances now of record, if any, to satisfy the debt and costs. 116 W. 4th St., Cam­er­on. Meeting room, main floor, RNs, LPNs, and CNAs Please contact the Board of Education Office at (816) SouthLaw, P.C., Successor Trustee Old School. 800-561-2250 882-1031 for specific items and conditions regarding the UKC ANA help line. Dietary Cooks bids. First Publication: June 8, 2017. For more information, visit www. PREG­NANT? All shifts available southlaw.com BREAST FEED­ING? Bids must be received by 12:00 noon, Wednesday, July Have a child un­der 5? NOTICE You need Wic! Receive­ 5, 2017. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), vouch­ers for for­mu­la, milk, Apply in person, no no information concerning the collection of this debt may be given cheese, and more. phone calls please. The Board will review all bids received at their regular without the prior consent of the consumer given directly to the debt Reg­u­lar clinics­ month­ly. meeting on Monday, July 17, 2017. collector or the express permission of a court of competent jurisdiction. Call Cald­well Coun­ty Health The debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any information De­pt. 816-586-2311. obtained will be used for that purpose Casefile No. 202752-831460 Or Clinton County Health 1405 W. Grand The Cameron R-I Board of Education reserves the right Dept.816-539-2144. EOE. to reject any and all bids and to waive technicalities. [06/08, 06/15, 06/22, 06/29/17] Cameron, MO Thursday, June 29, 2017 Classifieds Citizen-Observer - 23 Con­sum­er/Small Busi­ness will have 5+ years lend­ing ex­ ten­tion: Hu­man Re­sourc­es, 401 Loan Of­fic­er. Law­son Bank peri­ence in that market­ area. N Penn­syl­va­nia, Law­son, MO Competitive Pay Green Hills Wom­en’s has an im­mediate­ open­ing for a Law­son Bank off­ers com­peti­ 64062 or email to info@law­ Free Meals Shelt­er has a Fam­i­ly Ad­ small busi­ness/con­sum­er lender tive com­pen­sa­tion and ben­e­fits. son­bank.com. EOE vocate po­si­tion open­ing. at its Ex­cel­sior Springs lo­ca­ Send your resume­ and sal­ary Flexible Scheduling The Fam­i­ly Ad­vocate is tion. The suc­cess­ful can­didate his­tory to: Lawson­ Bank, At­ Medical Insurance re­spon­si­ble for pro­vid­ing starting at age 18 tar­get­ed in­ten­sive serv­ic­es 401K plan to high-risk fa­milies that NOW HIRING Opportunity to Advance are sur­vivors of do­mes­tic, sex­u­al violence, or child Now accepting applications on line at abuse/ne­glect. The Fam­i­ly HELP WANTED Ad­vocate will pro­vide serv­ www.pleaseapplyonline.com/nhdfc/ ic­es to fa­milies with­in the GHWS 10 coun­ty area. The For Kitchen help, and CMA po­si­tion will re­quire trav­el and have non-typi­­cal work hours. Com­petitive­ sal­ary Snag A Job and ben­e­fit pack­age pro­vid­ or CMT for Evening and ed. Bachelor’s de­gree in so­ 1522 Bob Griffin Road/Cameron cial work, criminal­ justice,­ ed­u­ca­tion or re­lat­ed field EOE/Drug Free Work Place re­quired. Per­sons in­ter­ Nights. Apply in Person… est­ed may con­tact Tam­my Taylor at (816) 632-4900 Cus­to­dian Substitutes and Sum­ Driv­er CDL-A: OTR! Ded­i­cat­ or by emailing­ to ttaylor@ mer Mow­ing. Cam­er­on R-I ed runs. Kan­sas City - Sen­e­ca, ghwshelt­er.org to re­quest School Dis­trict. Ap­ply on­line SC. Make $1300/wk! 6mos THE RetiRement Community an ap­pli­ca­tion. Ap­pli­ca­tions at www.camer­ ­on.k12.mo.us. OTR. Don’t De­lay, Call To­day! will be accept­ ­ed through Click on Em­ploy­ment un­der 855-474-3491 July 7th @ 5 p.m. Green Dis­trict In­for­ma­tion. Driv­ers - CO & O/Op’s. Earn Hills Wom­en’s Shelt­er is De­tailer­ help need­ed. Starting great mon­ey run­ning ded­i­cat­ an Equal Op­por­tun­i­ty Em­ Village pay $9/hr. Lake Vik­ing Marine­ ed! Stel­lar ben­e­fits & home­ ploy­er. is looking­ for a new Detailer. time! Month­ly bo­nus­es. Drive Com­peti­tive pay and great top-notch equipment!­ 855-582- 320 East Little Brick Road • Cameron • (816) 632-7611 work­ing en­vi­ron­ment. Send re­ 2265 HELP WANT­ED: sume to ran­dy@lake­vi­king­mar­ Driv­ers CDL-A: Get HOME, thevillageofcameron.com ine.com Jokers­ Wild Truck Wash get PAID, get Stellar­ Bene­­fits! 816-724-4231. Week­ly Pay! No Wee­kends! Flatbed exp a plus. 866-972- Help Want­ed: Cook, Ha­mil­ 2662 ton Head Start Cen­ter, 29 The 43rd Judicial Circuit, Juvenile Office, is accepting applications for a position Fry­er need­ed. 2 a.m. - 7 a.m. hours/week. Vis­it www.green­ Ap­ply in per­son. No phone hillsheadstart.org­ for job de­ as a Juvenile Officer II. An employee in this position is vested with the statutory authority of calls. Sweet Al’s. 808 Wal­nut, scrip­tion and ap­pli­ca­tion, or a juvenile court officer to take charge of children who come within the jurisdiction of the juvenile Cam­er­on. call 660-359-2214. E.O.I. court. A Juvenile Officer II is expected to supervise juveniles under the court’s jurisdiction and to Help Want­ed: Teach­er, Ha­mil­ ton Head Start Cen­ter. Visit­ work with a high degree of independence. This position requires knowledge of Missouri statutes, www.greenhillshead­ start.org­ laws regarding juvenile cases, and juvenile courts and procedures. A Juvenile Officer II position for job descrip­ ­tion and ap­pli­ ca­tion or call 660-359-2214. also requires the ability to prepare motions, petitions, and other legal documents along with the E.O.I. ability to make recommendations to the juvenile court. Kitch­en help and CMA or CMT for evening­ and nights. Ap­ply in Per­son at The Vil­lage 320 Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree in behavioral or social science, i.e., social work, East Lit­tle Brick Road Cam­er­ psychology, criminal justice, sociology, or a closely related field. Work experience can be substituted on. No phone calls please. for a degree. Minimum requirement work experience is professional employment in a public or private agency involving substantial amount of time in the delivery of protective services to families, adults, children or the aged. Those interested may submit a résumé with cover letter and three references letters to: Chief Juvenile Officer, Adrienne Clark, 43rd Judicial Circuit Juvenile Office, 104 West School Street, P.O. Box 117, Hamilton, MO 64644. The application deadline for this position is July 3, 2017. CareGivers LPNs wanted for PT/FT 8-12 hour THE COURT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER day positions available for Pediatric Private Duty Nursing. Will Train - Cameron, MO Area Fax resumes’ to 816.279.0499 or email to [email protected] Is Sports JOB ALERT Your Thing? Please complete your Come be our application at NOW HIRING Missouri Veterans Home Sports Writer! 1111 Euclid, Cameron, MO LPNs Part time covering all or contact Amy Todd at • Immediate positions Cameron High School sports. available (816) 632-6010 or Fun Job • LPNs between $17.24 - Taking photos and writing [email protected]. $19.16 stories. • Shift differential pay for Email resume to: evening & night shift [email protected] The Missouri Veterans Commission is a state merit system agency and offers a superior employee benefits package which includes:12 paid holidays, paid vacation and sick leave, health and life Tina Svoboda insurance, retirement and deferred compensation programs. Cameron Newspapers

“To honor and serve the Veterans whose dedication and sacrifices have preserved our nation and its freedoms.” 24 - Citizen-Observer Classifieds Thursday, June 29, 2017 Nightshift RN/LPN. $4000 sign Seek­ing re­spon­si­ble, friend­ Lake Vik­ing Bazaar. Sat­ur­day, “Pub­lish­er’s no­tice: All real estate ad­vertised­ h­erein is sub­ject to­ on bonus. Carriage­ Square Liv­ ly person­ to work full time in July 1st 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the th­e Fed­eral Fair Ho­using Act, wh­ich­ makes it illegal to­ ad­vertise ing & Rehab­ 4009 Gene Field med­i­cal of­fice as med­i­cal re­ Lake Viking­ Club­house - west any pref­erence, limitatio­n, o­r d­iscriminatio­n b­ecause o­f­ race, co­l­ Road, St. Joe or email re­sume cep­tion­ist. Must be able to op­ MERCHANDISE of Gal­la­tin. 20 plus ven­dors. to ad­min@carria­ ­ges­quar­e­ er­ate a com­put­er. Ap­ply in per­ Primi­tive fur­ni­ture, home o­r, religio­n, sex, h­and­icap, f­amilial status, o­r natio­nal o­rigin, o­r health.com. son 6/27/17 to 7/7/17 from 1 - 4 decor, signs, jew­el­ry, wreaths intentio­n to­ make any such­ pref­erence, limitatio­n, o­r d­iscrimina­

Of­fice As­sis­tant for lo­cal trac­tor p.m. 609 East Platte Clay Way, and much more! tio­n. We will no­t kno­wingly accept any ad­vertising f­o­r real estate dealer­ ­ship. Need to have good Su­ite A, Cam­er­on, MO EOE 351 - Antiques wh­ich­ is in vio­latio­n o­f­ th­e law. All perso­ns are h­ereb­y com­put­er skills, good peo­ple 390 - Good Things to Eat inf­o­rmed­ th­at all d­wellings ad­vertised­ are availab­le o­n The Green Hills Women’s­ skills, and at­ten­tive to de­tails. WE ARE OPEN! 7 days. Cam­ BUTCHER BEEF, grain fin­ an equal o­ppo­rtunity b­asis.” Shelt­er is cur­rent­ly tak­ing This is a full time po­si­tion that er­on An­tique, Collectible & ished, de­liv­ery available.­ $2/lb. ap­pli­ca­tions for PRN staff will in­clude book­keep­ing du­ Used Furni­ ­ture Mall. 816-632- hang­ing weight. 660-973-2786. ties, cor­re­spon­dence, dealing­ at the Cam­er­on shelt­er. 6126. KID­DER, MO 2 bed­room with cus­tom­ers and an­swer­ing This po­si­tion pays $7.70 to 404 - Landscaping duplex, en­er­gy ef­fi­cient , wash­ phones. Po­si­tion avail­able im­ $11.00 hr. Con­tact Tam­my 388 - Furniture er, dry­er, stove, dish­wash­er, mediate­ ly.­ Pay will de­pend Taylor or Rox­anne Chase GRAVEL, Sand, Top Soil, RENTALS re­frig­era­tor in­clud­ed. Lawn on experi­ ­ence. 401k, paid va­ at (816) 632-4900. Green Dark blue section­ ­al couch with Mulch, Riv­er Rock, Bould­ers. hide-a-bed; also dusty blue La- mowed, snow remov­ ­al. $500 ca­tion, sick leave, & health Hills Wom­en’s Shelt­er is Tur­ney Mini Quar­ry per month and $500 de­pos­it. in­surance are pro­vid­ed. Fam­ an Equal Op­por­tun­i­ty Em­ Z-Boy re­clin­er. $250 each OBO 816-248-2523 Floyd Fry 660-684-6799 No pets. 816-575-2211 or 913- i­ly friend­ly work­place. Ap­ply ploy­er. 558-2819. 411 - Medical Supplies in per­son at Gal­la­tin Truck & 389 - Garage Sales Willow Brook Apt New­er, very nice large du­plex. Trac­tor, Inc., Gal­la­tin, Mis­ Quan­tum Q6 Edge Series­ elec­ 1 Bdrm. • 2 Bdrms. • Studios 3 bedroom,­ 2.5 bath, 2 car ga­ souri. The Ha­milton­ R-II School Dis­ 502 N Groat. A large amount tric wheel chair for sale. Tilts, • Free Cable & Trash Pickup rage with open­er. 1304A Hol­ly­ Part-time evening jan­i­to­ri­al trict is ac­cepting­ ap­pli­ca­tions of wom­en’s clothing­ size 16 & Duplexes • Houses hock. 816-617-4175. for an ele­men­ta­ry spe­cial ed­u­ re­clines and elevates. Price ne­ needed. Call Kay at 573-864- 18 , aloe vera, boxes­ of books, go­ti­able. Good con­di­tion, miss­ • Storage Units 5222. ca­tion par­a­pro­fes­sion­al for the Misc. Friday­ only! June 30th 8 632-4663 510 - Mobile Homes 2017-2018 school year. The ing charger.­ Call 816-288-1214. Pro­duc­tion Tech open­ing. 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ANY ADS CALLED skills & valid drivers­ li­cense. cial needs students,­ and cares Call 816-238-6650. ing wash­er and dry­er. No pets. IN AF­TER 10AM ON Ap­ply in per­son at Shat­to Milk, for their phys­i­cal, emo­tion­ Call 816-215-6968. Rock­wood Vil­lage FRI­DAY WILL BE 9406 N Hwy 33, Os­born. al health and safety.­ Hamil­ ton­ Kid­der Sen­ior Hous­ing is ac­ New lower rental rates PRINT­ED IN “B” 432 - Wanted To Buy 816-930-3862 R-II School Dis­trict is lo­cat­ed cept­ing ap­pli­ca­tions for 1 bed­ starting at $350/mo & SEC­TION ONLY! Re­spon­si­ble ex­peri­enced in­di­ on Hwy 36, 50 miles east of St. Sil­ver & gold coins room, 1 bath apartment.­ Rent Rent-To-Own Program. vid­u­al want­ed for man­age­ment Jo­seph, Mis­souri. 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STATEWIDE STATEWIDE SpecialSTATEWIDE Session still in STATEWIDE STATEWIDE STATEWIDEPruitt Brings Hope of a progressSTATEWIDE New Era at theSTATEWIDE EPA Special Session #2 is still says “On extraordinary During the eight years of Missouri lawmakers in progress. Here’s the recap. Capitol occasions he (the the Obama administration, Capitol have done what we can On June 7, Governor Greitens governor) may convene the Environmental Protection over the past several called the special session to Report the general assembly by Agency ballooned into a Report years to find and promote address issues pertaining to proclamation, wherein massive, powerful federal a balanced regulatory abortion, particularly safety he shall state specifically bureaucracy that became environment that regulations of abortion each matter on which increasingly intrusive and preserves our natural clinics and a St. Louis action is deemed out-of-touch with the needs resources and meets the discrimination ordinance. necessary” [Article IV, and economic realities of needs of our communities our rural communities and while respecting the STATEWIDE On June 15, the SenateSTATEWIDE Section 9]. So, STATEWIDEit is up to STATEWIDE passed SB5 in response to the governor’s discretion agriculture industry. We often costs and economic the governor’s call. The to determine what saw regulations coming out implications of those version passed was a bit issues rise to the level of Washington that were a regulations. Even though watered down compared of justifying a special gross overreach of federal we’ve undertaken these to its language when filed. session. The Constitution power and were written with efforts at the state level, The House then took up By J. Eggleston also limits the length of reckless indifference to our By Dan Hegeman maintaining that balance and amended SB5 to more State Rep., 2nd District a governor-called special hardworking farmers and State Sen., 12th District was unfortunately met closely resemble the original session to “…the sixtieth ranchers — regulations that with obstacles at nearly language, and passed it on calendar day after the had the ability to force people from their every turn under the previous administration. June 20. Because the Senate and House date of its convening in special session homes, close businesses and decimate rural passed different versions, the legislative unless it has adjourned sine die prior communities. Mr. Pruitt was an ideal choice to lead ball is now back in the Senate’s court. The thereto” [Article III, Section 20(a)]. Take for example the EPA’s 2015 push the EPA. As a state attorney general, he Senate will reconvene the week of June 27 A special session can also be called by to expand federal regulation of bodies witnessed the real world consequences of to decide if they will pass the House version, the legislature. “Upon the filing with the of water, including drainage ditches and the agency’s unconstitutional overreach. He or reject it and go to conference to work out secretary of state of a petition stating the “ponds” formed after a heavy rain, under earned bipartisan respect and recognition the differences. purpose for which the session is to be called the controversial Waters of the United during his tenure as attorney general by In my first two years in the House of and signed by three-fourths of the members of States (WOTUS) rule. Had the rule been demonstrating an expertise in constitutional Representatives, Governor Nixon never the senate and three-fourths of the members allowed to go into effect, it’s been estimated law and the federal regulatory system. He is called a special session. This year, Governor of the house of representatives, the president that 99 percent of Missouri’s total acreage committed to clean air and clean water and Greitens has already called two. Some pro tem of the senate and the speaker of the would’ve been subjected to EPA regulation, has a long record of environmental protection discussion has occurred among legislators house shall by joint proclamation convene crippling our agriculture industry and rural in Oklahoma as the state’s attorney general. and the press as to whether there will be the general assembly in special session” communities. Thankfully, a last-minute While states must always remain vigilant any more special sessions. Possible topics [Article III, Section 20(b)]. Knowing the court ruling delayed the rule from taking against excessive and unchecked federal for another special session have included interim responsibilities that legislators have effect. regulation, I’m hopeful we’ve started to turn Prevailing Wage, Prescription Drug to their communities, families, and regular On Feb. 17, former Oklahoma Attorney a corner and, going forward, will be able Monitoring, Education Reform, and Tort jobs, I don’t foresee the legislature calling a General Scott Pruitt was confirmed as EPA to spend more time and resources focusing Reform. All of these topics had bills that special session anytime soon. administrator. Already, he has demonstrated on our citizens and communities and less passed the House, but ran out of time in the As SB5 progresses and this special session a keen understanding of the hardships time fighting harmful, unrealistic federal Senate at the end of regular session. evolves, I will keep you informed through experienced by the agricultural community regulations. Most feel the need to call a special my reports. If you have any comments about under the Obama administration. Less than As always, please feel free to call, email, session (sometimes called an extraordinary the bill, the session, or anything else, you two weeks into the job, Mr. Pruitt joined the or write with your ideas or concerns. My session) requires an urgent matter that can reach me at [email protected]. president in announcing that the EPA and Capitol office number is (573) 751-1415, cannot wait until the next regular session Until next time, best wishes of safety, Army Corps of Engineers had been directed my email is [email protected] begins in January. But the Missouri health and prosperity to you and your family. to review and then rescind or revise the and my mailing address is Room 332, State Constitution does not mandate urgency. It WOTUS rule. Capitol Building, Jefferson City, MO 65101. Missouri Press Service Ad Code: Unclaimed 802 Locust Ad Title: Cameron Columbia, MO 65201 Ad Size: 6x16 PHONE - 573-449-4167 FAX - 573-874-5894 Thursday, June 29, 2017 Classifieds Citizen-Observer - 27

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FOULKE BONNIE 8964 W HWY 116 GOWER OLIVARES JACKIE 409 SMITH ST GOWER These unclaimed assets may consist of cash, FRANKS BARBARA 1111 EUCLID RM B 143 CAMERON OLMSTEAD JANE 559 COUNTRY CLUB SQ DRIVE CAMERON checks, stocks, dividends or safe deposit boxes. FRAZIER CLEO A 716 N PINE ST CAMERON OLMSTEAD STAN 559 COUNTRY CLUB SQ DRIVE CAMERON These listings do not pertain to real estate. FRYE ANGELA 607 GAY ST LATHROP OSWALD KENNETH 609 MARK ST LATHROP GAONA JAMES PO BOX 343 GOWER OTT DORIS J 614 N CHESTNUT ST CAMERON GARCIA JUAN 9198 NW 268TH ST GOWER OUTLAW PATS BBQ 701 LANA DR CAMERON To submit a claim, visit ShowMeMoney.com or write GASHLAND PHARMACY INC 610 N WALNUT CAMERON OWENS SAMUEL J 403 CLIFTON DR CAMERON to: State Treasurer Eric Schmitt, PO Box 1004, GENE GARRETT COUNTRY 1303 N WALNUT CAMERON OWENS SAMUEL J 817 VINE ST CAMERON Jefferson City, MO 65102. Information concerning GENTRY PATRICIA 320 N CENTER ST CAMERON P & E INC 205 E LOCUST PLATTSBURG the amount, description and holder of the property GENTRY PATRICIA RR 2 BOX 187 CAMERON PAINTER CHARLES L JR 1305 E 2ND ST TERR CAMERON may be obtained by the property owner. Tangible GEORGE SAMANTHA 800 W CLAY AVE PLATTSBURG PAINTER THELMA E 1305 E 2ND ST TERR CAMERON property may be sold according to section 447.558 GERVING DIANA K 561 NW COUNTY LINE RD GOWER PARKER NEAL PO BOX 116 TRIMBLE GERVING MITCHELL G 561 NW COUNTY LINE RD GOWER PARKSIDE FASHIONS INC RT 1 BOX 11A CAMERON RSMo. and proceeds retained in the name of the GIBSON IMOGENE 22 E GRAND CAMERON PARMENTER WHITNEY 1401 HOLLYHOCK APT A CAMERON original owner. GORDON HARRAH L 3RD&WALNUT CAMERON PATEL AJ HWY 36 & JCT 69 CAMERON GRANT PAUL 503 SHORT ST GOWER PEARSON FAMILY INVESTMENTS INC PO BOX 70 CAMERON GRAVES JACKQUELIN L 500 HALLAR AVE GOWER PEOPLES LESLIE J 685 SE HAMBY LN PLATTSBURG State law (447.541 RSMo.) requires the publication of this information in newspapers each year GREEN BRICEN 509 RAILROAD ST PLATTSBURG PETERSON ROBERT E PO BOX 463 CAMERON GRIER AUBREY 607 BENJIMAN AVE GOWER PHILLIPS SADINA M PO BOX 289 LATHROP GRIFFIN BILLIE R 523 COUNTRY CLUB SQUARE DR CAMERON PICKERAL EARL S RT 4 BOX 173 CAMERON Name Address City GRIFFIN MELVIN E 1314 EAST GRAND CAMERON POEHLER DONNA M 12606 NE OCONNELL RD CAMERON AA ENTERPRIZE 1111 ENSIGN TRACE STE B CAMERON GRIFFIN SHAWN 6840 SE IRWIN RD CAMERON POEHLER MATTHEW 12606 NE OCONNELL RD CAMERON ADAMS WINSTON 406 CLEARVIEW DRIVE GOWER GRIFFIN SHAWN D 502 E FIFTH ST CAMERON POLLARD RONALD D 6750 NE OLD HWY 69 CAMERON ALDRIDGE GREGORY A PO BOX 499 CAMERON GRIGSBY VIRGINIA L 318 LITTLE BRICK ST 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Unclaimed Property www.ShowMeMoney.com 28 - Citizen-Observer Thursday, June 29, 2017 Cameron Regional Medical Center

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