The PRC will be meeting at the Hayloft on Hwy 95 North of the Mountain Grove Square on Thursday, December 6th at 7pm.

 The Hayloft  has a great buffet and serves dinner, so arrive early, have a relaxing dinner and support those who support us! There isn’t any food allowed in the meeting room, so please be sure to arrive early enough to enjoy your meal.

There was a surprising announcement today from our Congressional Representative JoAnn Emerson. She is resigning and the 8th District will be having a special election to determine who will take her seat in Washington DC. Please read one of the stories on this here for more information.

We will have lots of other issues to discuss as well, the “Our Missouri Waters” initiative, upcoming legislative issues, and the election, so please remember to tell you friends that the meeting is on this Thursday,

December 6th.

See you then!

Hello everyone!

As a reminder, we will NOT be having a meeting in November in Mountain Grove because of Thanksgiving.

We will meet in Mountain Grove, at the Hayloft Restaurant on 95-north of the Mountain Grove Square on Thursday, December 6th at 7pm in the meeting room.

We’ll be discussing the upcoming State legislative session and the specific efforts we expect to be engaged in during session. We are likely to also discuss the elections and some of the effects of Obamacare. There is an initiative, “Our Missouri Waters”, regarding watersheds by the Missouri DNR that we plan to discuss.

Please arrive early and enjoy a good meal from our lovely hosts at the Hayloft. There is no food allowed in the meeting room, so plan to be finished up by 7pm so the meeting can start on time!

We want to wish all of you a very Happy Thanksgiving!

On Thursday, November 8th, we will have our regular meeting at Gainesville. We meet at Vaught’s Restaurant and they open specially for us serving dinner from 5pm to 7pm. We’ll be discussing several issues, including updates on the Constitutional Sheriff Project, Please bring a friend!

Our regular meeting in Mountain Grove will not take place in November as Thanksgiving conflicts with our normal date. Instead we will meet on Thursday, December 6th at the Hayloft. Meeting will start at 7pm. Please come early if you want to have dinner before the meeting as no food is allowed in our meeting room.

PRC Meeting
Hayloft Restaurant  – Mountain Grove
Thursday – September 27—7:00 p.m.

Come early, if you care to eat, as no food is permitted in the meeting room due to limited restaurant staff.

Discussion Topics

New things coming in PRC

The EPA’s 4 gallon rule

USDA’s Animal Disease Traceability (ADT) system

Agenda 21 legislation in Missouri

Bob Parker will speak on the “New” Ozark Heritage Region

Wet weather stream control from the State of Missouri

The Farm Bill, Prop37 in California

Dis-budding issue is an adjunct to UN’s Good Farming Practices

Ozarks Property Rights Congress will meet
Thursday, September 13, 7:00 p.m.
Vaught’s Family Restaurant
Highway 160 West of the Highway 5 South Junction
Gainesville, Missouri

On meeting nights food is served from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Topics  include:
Proposed Missouri Legislation designed to prevent the spread of Agenda 21
Troublesome facets of ObamaCare, myth and fact

For more information email: info@ozarksprc.com

Focus On Freedom

12th Ozarks Conference on Private Property Rights

Saturday, July 28, 2012—9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.

YMCA in Mountain Grove, Missouri
E. 9th & YMCA Drive

Directions: In Mountain Grove, Missouri, On Highway 95 (the Main North/South Street), turn east on E. 9th, between Casey’s & Town & Country Bank, Go about 4 blocks to YMCA Dr. on right

Speakers

Ray Cunio—Agenda 21– What’s happening Now—Strategies to oppose it. State & County Resolutions.

Doreen Hannes — Lemonade is a Controlled Substance

Bob Parker — How Big Government is Destroying the Economy

Dirk Shea—How a Constitutional Sheriff Protects a County’s Citizens

Candidate Forum—Know your candidates. Your vote is important – Make it count.

Lunch on your own.

There are plenty of good eating choices in Mountain Grove.
A list of some of the main restaurants will be provided at the Conference.

We want to thank Larry Kemper of the
Hayloft Restaurant (Hwy 95 & W. 5th)
for 12 years of gracious support.
 The Hayloft is the regular meeting place of Ozarks Property Rights Congress in Mountain Grove.

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

MEET THE CANDIDATES
Ozarks Property Rights Congress
Meeting—June 28—7:00 p.m.
Hayloft Restaurant, Mountain Grove, MO

Come early, if you care to eat, as no food is permitted in the meeting room due to limited restaurant staff.

The focus of the meeting is to hear from the candidates whose election will effect the citizens of this area. Candidates representing several counties have been invited to speak for a few minutes, then answer questions.

If there is time, we will update you on other happenings in the world of private property rights. As always there will be handouts.

From all reports the meeting in Gainesville, featuring candidates, was a success and very well attended by both candidates and listeners.
 
MARK YOUR CALENDARS 
    12th Ozarks Conference on Private Property Rights
    July 28, 2012—YMCA Mountain Grove
    It will be an all day Conference (probably from 9:00 a.m. til 3:30 p.m.)—full details soon

The Conference agenda will feature speakers on topics of urgent concern to maintaining our American rights. There will also be time for hearing from candidates. We hope to get some of the national and state wide folks to come.

MEET THE CANDIDATES

Ozarks Property Rights Congress Meeting
Thursday—June 14—7:00 p.m.
Gainesville, Missouri – Vaught’s Family Restaurant

On meeting nights, food is served from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The focus of the meeting is to hear from the candidates whose election will affect the citizens of Ozark County. County candidates who have an opponent have been invited to come and speak for a few minutes, then answer questions. That includes your candidates for State Representative in Districts 154 & 155 and Senator in District 29.

Your candidates are responding already, eager for the opportunity to state their positions. If there is time, we will update you on other happenings in the world of private property rights. As always there will be handouts.

Be an informed voter. Get Involved!
Y’all come and bring a friend.

Ozarks Property Rights Congress

May 17—Bob Parker Town Hall Meeting 7:00 p.m
Hayloft Restaurant—Mountain Grove—Please park   in the back parking lot. Come early if you care to eat.

May 21—Constitutional Sheriff Brad Rogers 7:00 p.m. at the YMCA in Mountain Grove. For info contact:
Dirk Shea 808-489-2764; Wayne Griswold 417-554-1194

May 24—Ozarks Property Rights Meeting 7:00 p.m.
Hayloft Restaurant. Come early if you care to eat.
Meeting topics: 1) Status of important bills in the final days of the legislative session in Jeff City. 2) Constitutional Sheriff Project News 3) Other current topics

Mark your calendars for June 14 in Gainesville  and June 28 in Mountain Grove candidate forums. More details later.

Guardian of the Constitution – Interposer of the Year

Sheriff Brad Rogers from Elkhart, Indiana will present “What is a Constitutional Sheriff?” on May 21, 2012 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the YMCA in Mountain Grove, Missouri. Admission is free and open to the public. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Sheriff Rogers’ visit to Mountain Grove is sponsored by the Douglas County Citizens for Liberty in conjunction with the Ozarks Property Rights Congress.

In his presentation, Sheriff Rogers will define “Constitutional Sheriff” and tell what a County Sheriff can and should do to protect the rights of the citizens of his county.

Sheriff Rogers received the “2011 Interposer of the Year” award from the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA). He courageously intervened to protect the constitutional rights of an Amish dairy farmer besieged by the FDA and the Department of Justice.

In an interview at his office, Rogers said the feds are limited in what they can do by provisions in the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights. He alluded to the Fourth Amendment, which guards against unreasonable searches and seizures, and the 10th Amendment, which grants states powers not reserved for the federal government.

“The arrogance of thinking federal law trumps everything flies in the face of the 10th Amendment,” Rogers said. “If we think the federal government trumps everything, we’re destined for big trouble in the freedoms here in our country.”

A special workshop session open only to members of law enforcement and candidates for Sheriff will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call your County Sheriff and encourage him to attend. All of the 8th District and surrounding counties are welcome.

For more information contact: Wayne & Susie Griswold at 417-554-1194, email: dcc4liberty@gmail.com or Dirk Shea at 808-489-2764, email: info@ozarksprc.com

Directions to Mtn. Grove YMCA: 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. – YMCA on right