--- On Wed, 7/29/09, Bob Parker <b...@bakerealty.com> wrote:
Ozarks Property Rights Congress
Let’s All Get Together
Posted: 25 Jul 2009 04:15 PM PDT
9th Conference on Private Property Rights
Saturday - August 1
9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Cinema II Theatre, S. Highway 181, Cabool, Missouri
Sponsored by Ozarks Property Rights Congress
The theme for this year’s Conference is How Local Citizens Can Deal With
Intrusive Governmental Agencies & Non-Governmental Organizations
Speakers:
State Senator Chuck Purgason will give his inspirational perspective on
protecting ourselves from agencies.
Dr. Max Thornsberry, President of R-CALF USA will talk about the National
Animal Identification System and the USDA.
Ray Cunio, Citizens for Private Property Rights, will discuss The Clean Water
Restoration Act, its connection with Missouri DNR’s Stream Re-Classification
and how these tie in with Agenda 21. A representative from Missouri DNR has
been invited to speak.
Bob Parker will be speaking on EPA and DNR plans for Missouri watersheds.
Doreen Hannes will bring us up to speed on the regulation of normal gardening
and home-grown food practices. International treaties are effecting proposed
legislation to control our gardens.
The afternoon schedule will culminate with a panel discussion/question and
answer session.
For the 6th year, The REAL Conservationist Award will be given. Previous
recipients are: (2003)Sarah Steelman, (2004)The Texas County Commissioners: Joe
Whetstine, Don Shellhammer, Linda Garrett, (2005)Wanda Benton, (2006) Ray Cunio
and Derry Brownfield, (2007)Chuck Purgason and Russell Wood, (2008)Doreen
Hannes, and Mary Rivera.
DVDs of the USDA/NAIS Listening Session, June 9, 2009 in Jefferson City will be
available for purchase. We will also have a videographer there to video the
Conference with DVDs available about after the Conference.
Admission is free, but donations are welcome!
Complimentary coffee & doughnuts at about 8:30 a.m.
A catered lunch is available on grounds. The menu includes pulled pork, or
chicken, baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad, cobbler, & ice tea all for
$6.50. Or you can seek lunch on your own at area restaurants.
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