Sheriff Mack is Coming!

to the

11th Ozarks Conference
on Private Property Rights
Agenda 21 in the Heartland—
How International Becomes Local

Saturday, August 6 
9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
YMCA in Mountain Grove, MO

E. 9th & YMCA Drive
On Highway 95 in Mountain Grove, turn east on E. 9th,
Between Casey’s & Town & Country Bank,
Go to YMCA Dr. on right

Speakers

• Sheriff Richard Mack - “The County Sheriff, America’s Last Hope”
  

• Ray Cunio — Sustainable Development—Where the Rubber meets the Road, In Your Backyard!

• Doreen Hannes — Food is Now a Controlled Substance—Rabbits, Milk, & Vegetables—Mounting Fines & Penalties

• Bob Parker — Flooding America’s Farmland — Who Benefits?

Hosted by Ozarks Property Rights Congress
Keeping an eagle eye out
for your private property rights
P.O. Box 47—Mountain Grove, MO 65711
www,ozarksprc.com  Email: info@ozarksprc.com
417-668-5977; 417-457-6111; 417-962-0030

For more information on Sheriff Mack go to his website at: http://www.sheriffmack.com/

Lawrence County Chapter
Ozarks Property Rights Congress
July, 5 – 7:00 p.m.

Hi friends,
It’s already July and we will be meeting Tuesday, July 5,at 7:00 p.m.
at the old church in Mt Vernon, Missouri. The directions are: go approximately 2 blocks N. on Market St. (in front of the Keen Bean) to Division W. 1 1/2 blocks to the corner of Division and West St. Look for a  red roof.

As the world economy continues to collapse it will be very important that we become a local structure for freedom and stability. We need to talk about how best to do that.

See you there, 
Eric V.V.

Christian County Chapter
Ozarks Property Rights Congress
July 7 — 7:00 p.m.

Mt. Zion Baptist Church – 877 Hwy JJ, Sparta, Missouri.
From the West, take Hwy 14 East from 65 Hwy through Ozark towards Sparta and approximately 1 mile past W Hwy take a left off of 14 onto JJ Hwy, then 0.8 tenths of a mile to Mt. Zion Baptist Church on the left.

Planned Meeting Discussion Topics
• Agenda 21 and NAFTA
• Corporate Farms do not represent Family Farmers. There is a big difference between small farmers/ranchers and  giant corporate farms. We need to get our legislators to understand that difference. Laws that help corporate farms, in most cases, hurt the small farmer.