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IN BRIEFt HMH receives 2011 ‘Exceeding Patient Expectations’ award YOUR HEALTH David Medvedeff, PharmD, MBA, dous credit to the staff that HMH to providing the community with EMS, CEO of Avatar. “As a result of such received an award for exceeding friendly service, quality care, and deputies ind ORLANDO, Fla.– Avatar Inter- efforts, Howard Memorial Hospi- patient expectations. They are state-of-the-art medical technol- man dead national, an industry leader in tal is extremely deserving of this the ones who truly deserve the ogy. HMH, licensed by the Arkan- in Sandhill healthcare quality improvement year’s Exceeding Patient Expecta- recognition for achieving HMH’s sas Department of Health as a home services, today announced its 2011 tions Award.” mission of ‘Quality Care Close to Critical Access Hospital (CAH), award-winning hospital partners. This award is given to the facili- Home’ a reality every day.” offers a wide range of inpatient TERRICA HENDRIx Editor Howard Memorial Hospital is be- ties whose overall score exceeds Howard Memorial Hospital, and outpatient services. Loyalty The death of a ing awarded Avatar International’s expectations for whichever patient established over 60 years ago, to our customers, our Hospital 35-year-old man 2011 Exceeding Patient Expecta- types they are currently surveying. provides comprehensive patient- and each other motivates us to is under investi- tions Award. Debra Wright, Chief Executive focused services that are managed provide services that are delivered gation. “Howard Memorial Hospital has Officer stated, “We were very and delivered by a skilled staff of confidentially with compassion Johnnie Jack Thomas was gone above and beyond to exceed excited to receive notification of medical professionals. As a non- and respect, as we provide Quality found dead by its patients’ expectations,” said this Avatar Award. It is a tremen- profit hospital, HMH is committed See HMH / Page 8 Howard County Sheriff’s depu- ties and EMS workers in his home on Sandhill Mine Creek offers Road before 1 a.m. Wednesday new service to morning. Sheriff FIELDS OF FUN Butch Morris said community his department received a 911 YOUR HEALTH call at 12:32 a.m. requesting help. “When EMS DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY and deputies ar- Sports Editor rived they found Johnnie Jack NASHVILLE – Mine Creek Thomas de- Health Care Center has add- ceased inside the residence,” Mor- ed another area of service to ris said. Thomas their facility in Nashville with was pronounced the addition of a special care dead at the ward. scene by county The ward is a seven room coroner John Gray. “Prelimi- facility, which can provide nary investiga- living space for 14 residents tion indicates with special needs. that the subject Executive Director Holly had knife wounds Burgess stated that it is the to the neck area of his body. The See NEW / Page 8 body will be sent to the Medical Examiner’s Of- fice in Little Rock for an autopsy.” Hamilton Thomas lived at the residence with his mother, arraigned in according to the sheriff. The case Pike County is being inves- tigated by the LAW & ORDER Howard County Sheriff’s Office and the Howard PJ TRACY IV County Coroner’s Murfreesboro Diamond Office. A highly sought after fu- Youth gitive has finally returned employment home. opportunity William Hamilton was information arraigned Monday in Pike day scheduled County Court on charges of The Arkan- criminal contempt relating to sas Work Force a 2009 previous conviction Center will DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News on theft of property of live- sponsor a youth Second and third grade students from Nashville participate in a sponge race Tuesday during a field day held at stock in which $6,559 of resti- employment Scrapper Stadium. The Nashville School District will dismiss on Wed., May 23 and Thurs., May 24 at noon. Lunch opportunity tution remains outstanding. will be served on those days and the last day of school is May 24. The Nashville High School graduation will be information day See HAMILTON / Page 8 on May 22 from held Fri., May 18 at 8 p.m. in the Scrapper Stadium. 4:30 – 7 p.m. at the Arkansas Work Force Center for ages 14-21. Guffy seeks position on Howard Co. quorum court The work- force center is located at 700 COUNTY POLITICS S. Elm Street in Hope. For more information NASHVILLE - Jim Guffy has an- contact: Tamren nounced his candidacy for a seat Hopkins or La- on the quorum court. Tracey Mason at He issued the following state- 1-800-340-9698 ment: or 1-870-777- 3421. “In 1992, after completion of training in the Air Force, I heard of a job opening in Nashville where New Shiloh some college buddies had taken Baptist positions with Poulan Weed Eater. Church I came over for a visit and left revival set with a job with the company, and after almost 20 years, I call New Shiloh Baptist Church Nashville and Howard County will host revival my home. services May I was born and raised in Cleve- 20-23. The Sun- land County in the Woodlawn day services Community, graduated from will be held at 11 a.m. and 6 Woodlawn High School and the p.m. Services University of Arkansas at Mon- for Monday – ticello with a bachelor’s degree Wednesday will in Ag-Business. After moving to begin at 7 p.m. Nashville, I married Dede Elder, Brian Hill will DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News be the evange- Jim Guffy has announced his candidacy for Justice of the Peace, seeking a position also sought by Nashville attended Texas A&M University- list. fire marshal Jerry Harwell. See GUFFY / Page 8 Page 2 THURSDAY May 17, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

Tips to survive high gas prices

he good news is that gaso- line prices are not expected Tto skyrocket this summer. The bad news is that gasoline prices are still around $3.50 a gal- lon, which is hardly inexpensive. In fact, the government recently forecasted an average of $3.79 a gallon for the summer driving sea- son. Nearly $4 a gallon is actually being touted as good news. When gas prices drop, they usually drop pennies at a time and yet it seems that consumers are expected to rejoice at the meager savings. The reality of the high cost of gasoline is that it can take a Mark heavy toll on a per- Foster, M.S. son’s budget. “We’ve Credit Counseling of Arkansas seen many families who are financially stressed because of having to put gas in their truck, van or SUV, or must commute a fair Recent news could cause manic at Obama HQ distance to work or school,” said Mark Foster, Director of Education for Credit Counseling of Is it panic time at Obama ABC News on Wednesday, the political calculation is Arkansas (CCOA). “And people on fixed or lim- headquarters in Chicago? Obama announced his closer. For one thing, it's a ited incomes, such as students or retirees, are You might get that impres- switch. Michael low-priority issue for most often hard hit as well.” A few tips from CCOA sion from watching events As a supporter of same- Barone voters. for those looking to keep their gasoline costs — and the polls — over sex marriage, I am glad Creators I think Obama's switch under control: the past few weeks. that Obama took the step Columnist will help him significantly * Don’t “floor it.” Fast starts and Indy 500 In matchups against that Dick Cheney took sev- with young voters. And style driving drastically cut down fuel efficien- Mitt Romney, the presi- eral years ago. Like many where 70 percent voted he has been doing con- cy. dent is leading by only 47 Americans, he changed against it). ference calls with black * Make sure your air and gas filters aren’t to 45 percent in the real- his mind at some point By saying he was still ministers to mollify them dirty. clearpolitics.com average and supported a policy against same-sex marriage in the hope they'll turn out * Check to make sure the air pressure in your of recent polls. A CBS/New that almost no one backed but was "evolving" on the their followers despite his tires is adequate. Underinflated tires not only York Times panelback a quarter-century ago. issue, Obama sought to stand. result in lower gas mileage, but wear out your poll, in which interviewers Recent polls report avoid riling black voters But Gallup reports that tires sooner as well. call back respondents to a that about half of Ameri- while giving a wink to 26 percent of voters say * Extra weight makes your car work harder. previous survey, showed cans now back same-sex young voters hinting he they're less likely to vote If your trunk is doubling as a storage closet, Romney leading 46 to 43 marriage. True, voters in shared their view. for him because of this is- remove some items. percent — and leading North Carolina on Tues- He was in the position sue, exactly twice the 13 * Explore your options. If possible, use pub- among women. day voted to ban same- of the old-time pol who percent who say they're lic transportation. Ride a bike short distances. That's despite the sex marriage by a 61 to 39 said, "Some of my friends more likely to do so. Or find carpool friends to split the costs. Democrats' charge that percent margin. But only a are for the bill, and some And the CBS/New York * If you don’t already have a lock on your gas Republicans are waging few years ago, any politi- of my friends are against Times panelback showed tank, consider buying a locking gas cap, which a "war on women" by op- cal pro would have been the bill, and I'm always 67 percent saying he made is fairly inexpensive. Gas siphoning is becoming posing requirements that astonished to see the is- with my friends." his decision "mostly for increasingly more common. all health insurance poli- sue get 39 percent support Particularly the friends political reasons," while “Stretching your gas dollar can be helpful, cies provide free contra- in a state where 44 percent with money. The Wash- only 24 percent say he but if it’s not enough, you may need to take a ceptives. Evidently that's of voters are white evan- ington Post reported that did so "mostly because he step back and look at your overall household not the only issue on the gelical Protestants. one of out six Obama thinks it is right." budget and see what else you can adjust,” Fos- minds of American wom- And some same-sex "bundlers," people who That's a harshly nega- ter recommended. en. marriage supporters may bring in large amounts of tive result. It suggests Or consider the clum- be grumbling that even campaign dollars, identify that most voters see the siness of Obama's an- more would have done themselves as gay. president, on this issue nouncement a week ago so if Obama had made his Probably not all of them at least, as opportunistic that after "evolving" he is announcement one day consider same-sex mar- rather than sincere. That's now in favor of same-sex before the vote rather riage a top-priority is- good reason for panic. marriage. than one day after. sue. But many undoubt- Michael Barone, senior This was clearly not Obama was facing a edly do, and Obama has political analyst for The rolled out according to tough political choice on surely heard from them Washington Examiner The Nashville News some long-term plan. On the issue. He needs two at the fundraisers he so (www.washingtonexamin- Sunday, May 6, Joe Biden groups of voters who of- frequently attends. er.com), is a resident fellow USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 told "Meet the Press" that ten don't turn out in large On another issue, at the American Enterprise 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 he was "absolutely com- numbers to do so this fall: Obama sided with rich Institute, a Fox News Chan- Telephone (870) 845-2010 fortable" with same-sex blacks and young voters. liberal contributors by nel contributor and a co- Fax (870) 845-5091 marriage. 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Dallas Tyson Pearl Humphrey, 97, beloved mother, May 15 Dallas Wayne Tyson, Pearl Humphrey, 97, of Nashville, died brother, Jack Bell; one sister, Bertha Hum- 79, of Nashville, died Tuesday, May 15, 2012 in Nashville. She phrey, both of Delight; three grandchil- Monday, May 14, 2012. was born March 30, 1915 in Murfrees- dren, Tony Horn and Kim Conrad, both of He was born May 2, 1933 boro, the daughter of the late Tony Silas Nashville, and Tara Doyle of Little Rock; in Beverly, Ohio. and Mary Jane (Kidd) Bell. five great-grandchildren; four great-great- He was a retired Mas- She was a bookkeeper for Cassady Poul- grandchildren; and a number of nieces and ter Sergeant in the U.S. try Co., a member of the Howard County nephews. Army, serving one tour Home Extension Club, and a member of Graveside services will be held at 11 in Korea and two tours the Sunset Church of Christ. a.m. Friday, May 18, in Restland Memo- DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News in Vietnam, receiving In addition to her parents, she was pre- rial Park, with Randy Hughes officiating, Nashville Primary students concentrate during the egg two Purple Hearts and a ceded in death by her husband, W.E. Hum- under the direction of Latimer Funeral race game held at the Fields of Fun Tuesday. Bronze Star. phrey; two brothers, L.C. Bell and O’Neal Home, Nashville. He is survived by his Bell; and one sister, Doris Presley. The family will receive friends from wife, Ana Marie Tyson She is survived by two daughters, Bar- 6-8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. of Nashville; two daugh- bara Claybourne, and Martha Horn and You may send an online sympathy mes- ters, Gloria Markus of husband Dennis, all of Nashville; one sage at www.latimerfuneralhome.com. Little Rock, and Cathie House of Arkadelphia; two brothers, Russell Juanita Cook, 84, beloved mother, May 16 Tyson of New Lexington, Juanita Cook, 84, of Nashville, died of Mineral Springs, AR; three grandchil- Ohio, and Ronald Tyson Wednesday, May 16, 2012. She was born dren, Brad, Chris, Todd Holland. of Beverly, Ohio; three May 14, 1928, at Mineral Springs, AR, grandchildren; and three the daughter of the late Stanley and Stella Graveside services are scheduled for great-grandchildren. Barnes Randall. 10:00 A.M., Friday, May 18, at Bluff Funeral services will She was a member of Midway Baptist Springs Cemetery, with Bro. Don Jones be held at 2 p.m. Thurs- Church. officiating; under the direction of Latimer day, May 17, at Nash- She was preceded in death by two sis- Funeral Home, Nashville. SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News ville Funeral Home, with ters, Bonnie Wilson and Joy Gibson and The family will receive friends at the Joan Bond (center) was recognized for her 43 years of Lankford Moore officiat- one brother, ONeal Randall. funeral home, Thursday, May 17, from service to Farm Bureau members as an office secretary ing. She is survived by two daughters, Betty 7:00 – 9:00 P.M. for Howard County Farm Bureau in Nashville. Randy Burial will be in Fel- Smith and husband, Larry of Nashville, Memorials may be made to Bluff Veach (left), president, and Ewell Welch, executive vice lowship Cemetery, under AR and Janice Holland and husband, Glen Springs Cemetery. president of Arkansas Farm Bureau presented Bond with the direction of Nashville the appreciation award May 9 at the 2012 Arkansas Farm Funeral Home. Bureau Member Service Representative Conference in You may send an on- Joyce McCommas Little Rock. line sympathy message at Joyce McCommas, 77, of Ashdown, died Saturday, www.nashvillefh.com. Dinosaur May 12, 2012. She was born May 19, 1934 in Delight. Appreciation service for Archer She is survived by two sons, Randy Sides of Ash- Festival set for down, and David Sides of N. Little Rock; two daugh- A two-day appreciation are invited to attend. ters, Becky Floyd of Nashville, and Lea McCommas of service will be held at the May 26 Ashdown; two sisters, Wanda Fabry of Pine Bluff, and Victory Way Free Church Puzzle Answers Judy McAdams of Texas; nine grandchildren; and four The 21st Annual Dino- of God True Holiness hon- Scrounging It Up Sudoku Solution #2539-D great-grandchildren. B A R E O B O E G E T U P saur Festival will be held oring Evangelist Gladys 5 4 8 1 6 7 2 9 3 Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 15, at Ash- A V E R L O A F A M U S E on Sat., May 26 at the M. Archer, National Wom- B E G G E D O F F L I N E N 2 7 3 8 9 4 1 5 6 down Church of Christ. A R I L I E S P E T E R S Nashville City Park. For en’s Supervisor, for her 1 9 6 5 3 2 7 8 4 Burial was in Antioch Baptis Church Cemetery, service of more than 45 S T A M P E D S A N more information, call O A S P A R A B L E S 4 6 9 2 1 5 8 3 7 Nashville, under the direction of Madden Funeral years. A prayer breakfast A L T O S D E L E R O L E 845-7405. Home, Ashdown. B O R R O W E D T R O U B L E 8 1 2 7 4 3 5 6 9 will be held on May 19 B R I E O K A Y R I S E R You may send an online sympathy message at www. 7 3 5 6 8 9 4 1 2 from 9 a.m. to noon end- R E G R A V E L H A N maddenfuneralservice.com. R E D D E N S E S T 9 8 1 4 2 6 3 7 5 ing with a special service S T E V E N S I N G L O O Sun., May 20 at 2 p.m. C A R E T S T O L E A W A Y 3 5 4 9 7 1 6 2 8 A M I S H A I D E N A V E 6 2 7 3 5 8 9 4 1 All local churches and R E N T A T R E Y D Y E D © 2009 Hometown Content the community at large Re-Elect Kevin Smith Howard County Judge

Vote for James (Jim) Guffy for JP 5

I want the opportunity to serve as your JP and work with the other elected oficials on solving the cur- rent and future issues that face Howard County. I ask for your support and vote in the early voting that is going on now and on election day, May 22, 2012. I urge you to exercise your right to vote. Thank you for your support!

During the last few months I have tried to meet as many of the residents of Howard County as possible, and still performed the duties as your county judge. I have run a positive campaign and my record will relect that to you. I thank you all for the opportunity to serve you as county judge of Howard County and I am humbly asking for your vote again on May 22nd. Kevin Smith

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Dobbins, Corbell to wed Conatser, Young to wed

ames and Tammie Dobbins of Whisenhunt of Foreman, AR JHoratio, AR are pleased to an- Cheyenne is a 2007 graduate of ewey and Kim Conatser, of Nashville, announce nounce the engagement and up- Horatio High School and a 2012 the engagement and approaching marriage of coming marriage of their daughter, graduate of the University of Central Cheyenne J Dobbins, to Hunter Blake Arkansas, where she received a Bach- Dtheir daughter, Samantha Nicole Conatser, to Corbell, son of Howard and Christy elor’s of Science in Nursing. Adam Grant Young. Whisenhunt of Foreman, AR and Hunter is a 2005 graduate of Fore- Blake and Traci Corbell of Wynne, man High School and a 2011 graduate Conatser is the granddaughter the late Harold and Pat Young, all of AR. of the University of Arkansas in Fay- of the late Raymond and Willie Dell Nashville. Cheyenne is the maternal grand- etteville, where he received a B.5.E. Lindsey, of Nashville, and the late Young is a 2008 graduate of Nash- daughter of Zack and Pearl Frach- in Kinesiology. He is employed by Homer Junior and Modena Conatser, ville High School who recieved an sieur of Grannis, AR. She is the pa- the Foreman School District as Head of Ozan. associate of applied science in gen- ternal granddaughter of James Ray Baseball/Assistant Football Coach She is a 2008 graduate of Nash- eral technology from UACCH with and Myrna Dobbins of Redfield, AR. and Junior High Math Teacher. ville High School who received a certifications in HVAC and industrial Hunter is the maternal grandson The ceremony will be at 6 p.m. Sat., bachelor’s degree in early childhood electricity. of Rodney and Brenda Young of Fore- July 14, at the First Baptist Church education at Southern Arkansas He is currently employed as main- man, AR. He is the paternal grandson in Horatio, reception to immediately University. Conatser graduated from tenance supervisor at Dierks Health of Terry and Lynda Corbell of Mineral follow. All relatives and friends are SAU Summa Cum Laude and is a and Rehab. Springs, AR and Howard and Carol welcome to attend. member of the Kappa Delta Pi Honor The couple will be united in mar- Society for Educators. riage June 9 at he First Assembly of Young is the son of Tony and Lisa God Church in Nashville. Ceremo- Young, of Nashville. He is the grand- nies will begin at 2 p.m., and friends HOWARD COUNTY son of David and Sue Cassady, and and family are invited to attend. FARMER’S MARKET Register for free basket of produce to be given away Local students receive HSU every Friday. Washington St (between 7 a.m. till sold out Howard & Hempstead) WIC APPROVED scholarships, awards HOME GROWN! ARKADELPHIA -- Schol- recipients and to show man Chemistry Scholar- Mathematics & Computer AND/OR arships, awards and hon- appreciation to the orga- ship. Science Scholarship. HOME MADE ors were presented to nizations, departments, •฀Donald฀Sitzes,฀a฀Com- •฀ Paige฀ Reagan,฀ an฀ Great Variety of Early Spring Fruits and Vegetables PLUS: students at Henderson and donors presenting puter Science (Math) English major from Eggs, Honey, Stoneground Cornmeal, Herbs, Fried Pies, and State University during these awards. major from Nashville, Nashville, received the Pepper Plants, Preserves & Soaps. Be Sure to Check the Nash- the annual Heart & Key The following local received the Jack and Nila Turner Scholar- ville Chamber of Commerce Website:www.nashvillear.com awards assembly April students received schol- Sybil Arnold Memorial ship. for Updates on What is Expected at the Market 10. arships and awards: ( Click on Farmers’ Market) Sign up for our mailing list! The event is presented •฀ Emily฀ E.฀ Jackson,฀ a฀ This Ad Sponsored By: D&S Service Center each year by Heart & Key Chemistry major from to publicly recognize the Dierks, received the Bow- Fish Day Now is The Time For Stocking * 3-5” Channel Catfish $33 per 100 * 6-8” Channel Catfish $52 per 100 • Bluegill (Coppernose & • Black Crappie (If Avail. ) Power Pharmacy Hybrid) • 8-11” Grass Carp • Reader • Fathead Minnows • Largermouth Bass • Koi We Will Service You At: Farmers Asoc. Co-op in Nashville, AR Thursday May 24 From 4-5 p.m. To Pre - Order Call call Arkansas Pondstockers 1-800-843-4748 Walk Ups Welcome

Also Coordinates with Flags, Mail Box Covers Windchimes 1310 S 4th Nashville AR and 870-845-1413 Yard Signs Page 5 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Education May 17, 2012 NHS outstanding student of 2012: Chris Carroll CECIL ANDERSON early age,” Carroll said. “Be- have charged into the play offs NHS Correspondent ing from Nashville I have had as far as they did if not for Car- great leaders to look up to roll’s contributions of playing Leadership and determina- that have influenced me. I’ve ability and leadership. tion are the perfect mix for a always heard leaders are born, This was Carroll’s “greatest strong foundation for a truly not made and being at NHS has accomplishment,” he said. great leader. Nashville High brought the leader out in me.” Powering through vast School is now though of as Carroll, as Scrapper football adversity is not the only thing a prime garden for students enthusiasts might remember, that highlights Carroll as the to grow into great leaders of had a horrific injury during the most outstanding student. Car- tomorrow. annual rivalry game between roll is also an academic leader Chris Carroll is a stand out Nashville and Prescott. Carroll with an impressive 3.8 GPA. leader among leaders at Nash- tore his ACL and was looking He worships at Blue Bayou ville High School. Chris Carroll at being benched for the rest Church of Christ and plans to leads not by his words, but by of the season. further his education at the his actions. Leaders don’t not sit back University of Central Arkansas, Chris was elected by the pout on the bench. Carroll grit- where he hopes to major in Scrappers to represent the ted his teeth and dealt with the physical therapy. prestigious team as one of its excruciating pain. Although his He chose this challeng- three captains. The title of contribution was only minor ing major, “so that I can help team captain is one of honor until near the end of the sea- people recover from their inju- and respect. son, Carroll helped to turn the ries like the physical therapist Although the opportunity to Scrappers’ dreadful regular and their workers helped me represent the entire football season into a Cinderella story recover,” he said. program is voted on by the for the ages in the postseason. Carroll can and has done team members, the position Although the Cinderella anything that he puts his intel- must be earned with leader- story came up a few pages lectual mind to. He is tough as ship and hard work to garner CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News short - pages ripped out by the nails. Carroll is the definition Chris Carroll is a standout leader among leaders at Nashville High the respect of the entire team. Malvern Leopards - it is ques- of a true leader, and is truly School. “Being a leader starts at an tionable if the scrappers could outstanding.

Smith awarded UALR Dean’s Reeder among WBC YARD SALE Academic Merit Scholarship 816 MLK DRIVE TOLLETE 2ND HOUSE ON Rachel Smith of Nashville High cumulative high school G.P.A. of at least 2012 graduates RIGHT UPON ENTERING School has been awarded the Dean’s a 3.00. The scholarship awards $24,000 TOLLETE FROM MINERAL Academic Merit Scholarship from the for four years if renewal requirements SPRINGS WALNUT RIDGE - Wil- to graduates. University of Arkansas at Little Rock. are met. THUR FRI SAT 7-? liams Baptist College Honor graduates This scholarship is very competitive The University of Arkansas at Little awarded degrees to 100 were recognized as be- among entering freshman and requires Rock is proud to have Rachel Smith as Household items, graduates during its ing cum laude (3.5-3.69 the recipient to have successfully ob- a recipient of this prestigious scholar- Clothes 2012 baccalaureate and cumulative grade point tained a 26 or above on the ACT and a ship. Too Much To Mention commencement exer- average), magna cum cises Sat., May 5. laude (3.7-3.84 GPA) or A crowd of over 1,000 summa cum laude (3.85- Garage Sale Huge Two Family filled WBC’s Souther- 4.0 GPA). Garage Sale garage sale land-Mabee Center for Williams is a four- Holly Creek Baptist Church 806 W, Sypert St. Nashville Sat 7 Till 2 the ceremony. Dr. Wil- year, liberal arts college 705 Main St Dierks liam Steeger, recently at Walnut Ridge. WBC Fri May 18 Sat May 19 retired pastor of First graduates from Arkan- Thurs-Fri 8-6 Sat 8-3 2 twin beds, treadmill, Across Baptist Church in sas, listed by county, All Proceeds & Donations will Go to City books, movies, figurines, Paragould. Ark., was included: Reach Mission Trip. dishes, recliner, clothes From honored as the 2012 Howard County Donations made during sale will qualify from boys-womens plus Distinguished Baptist - Nashville: Jennifer sizes, lots more Walmart Minister, and he then Reeder (Summa Cum you for a $100 drawing! delivered the address Laude). 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(Corner of 355 N. & Yorks Chapel Rd.) 5 mi. west of Nashville on Hwy 371, right on Hwy 355 N. for 3 miles. Watch for signs. For more info: Roger White 870-845-2769 * 870-451-1239 Bob White 870- 845-4631 * 870-845-9237 Gary Ralls 870-557-3066 * 870-557-6214 YA’LL COME!!!! Page 6 THURSDAY May 17, 2012 Sports The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Poole, Snowden end first day in top ten DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY 25.56 seconds. Sports Editor Snowden, who sits HOT SPRINGS – Moni- in ninth place, finished sa Poole and Kassidy strong after getting off to Snowden finished day a slow start in the 100M one of the Arkansas Hep- hurdles. tathlon in the top ten and She ran the hurdles in remaining in striking dis- 19 seconds, scoring only tance of the title as Payton 390 points, but responded Stumbaugh of Springdale with a 17 feet 4.75 inch Har-Ber sits in the lead. long jump, which was the Poole, the defending second best for the day. champion, failed to match Snowden followed up last year’s performance with a respectable throw when she won four of the in the discus of 70 feet seven events. four inches and finished Scores were down over- the day with a time of all with Arkansas adopt- 26.9 seconds in the 200M ing the International Asso- dash. ciation of Athletic Federa- Fellow Scrapperette DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Monisa Poole trails Payton Stumbaugh of Springdale Har-Ber in the 100M hurdles Wednesday in first day action of tions scoring tables. Kerstein Kane also com- the Arkansas state heptathlon held in Hot Springs. Poole finished the day in second place behind Stumbaugh. Poole sits in second peted, finishing the day place with 2,294 points in 40th place with a score and must overcome a 317 of 1374. point deficit to defend her Kane ran the 100M hur- heptathlon crown. dles in 19.89 seconds and She had the fifth best long jumped 13 feet five time in the 100M hurdles inches. with a time of 16.29 sec- Her best event of the onds and recorded the day was the discus with eleventh best jump in the a toss of 79 feet 10.25 long jump with a leap of inches, which was fourth 15 feet 9.75 inches. best in the field of 44. The discus was Poole’s She finished the day weakest event, finishing with a time of 31.59 in with the 26th best throw the 200M dash. at 63.25 feet. The heptathlon will She finished the day wrap up today with the with the second fastest high jump, shot put and time in the 200 meters at 800M run. Lisa ChandLer insuranCe ~ Group & Individual ~ G Health G Life G Dental G G Medicare Supplement G Kerstein Kane hurls the discus 79 feet 10.25 inches, which Kassidy Snowden plants her feet in the pit as she lands For more information, call was fourth best on the day. in the long jump. Michael Steele settles into (870) 845-5930 Ofice the blocks at the onset of 845-7728 Cell the 400M dash.

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DIAMOND PARK SPEEDWAY Bend it Brandon!!! 5-12-12 RACE RESULTS NOVICE 2nd # 29 Clark Plyler - Glenwood, AR 1st # 71 Tyler Young, Norman, AR 3rd # 20 Neil Kemp - Kirby, AR 2nd # 3M Stacey Middleton, Nashville, AR 4th # 48 Shelley Carver - Lockesburg, AR Heat: #7 A. Cummings 5th # 26F Cole Farmer - Glenwood, AR 6th # 71 Joel Young - Norman, AR FACTORY 7th # 21X M.J. Scott - Nashville, AR 1st # 77 Doug Cummings - Texarkana, AR Heats: #27 J. Crow #71 J. Young 2nd # 45J Justin Kilcrease - Nashville, AR 3rd # 5 Brad Ewing - Nashville, AR SOUTHERN 4th # 30 Mark Cogburn, Norman, AR 1st # 40 Taylor Carver - Lockesburg, AR 5th # 7D Blake Ayers, DeQueen, AR 2nd #2 Thomas Woodruff - Nashville, AR 6th # 3S Josh Scott - Nashville, AR 3rd # 6 Kip Faulkner - Dierks, AR 7th # 1X Chad Abernathy, Mt Ida, AR Heat: #40 T. Carver Heats: #3S J. Scott #77 D. Cum- mings DIAMOND STATE DWARF 1st# 9C Charles Chapmond, Hot Springs PURE 2nd # 6K Kyle Purifoy - Gurdon, AR 1st # 7 Jeremy Hill - Dierks, AR 3rd # 97 Terapin Cornwell - Smackover, AR 2nd # 00 Blake Hickman, Hot Springs, AR 4th # 43 Ron McGuire, SR - Hot Springs, AR 3rd # 21 Justin Deer, Dierks, AR 5th # 8Ball Tex Myers - Hot Springs, AR 4th # 26 Tony Fatherree - Nashville, AR 6th # 59 Jell Newkirk, Roland, AR 5th # 11R Cody Rodgers - Arkadelphia, AR 7th # 32 Chet Johnson, Hot Springs, AR Heats: #7 J. Hill #41 B. Carver 8th # 9 Robert Bradshaw, Brashear, TX 9th # 6 Buddy Chapmond - Royal, AR STREET Heat: # 9C C. Chapmond #8 Ball T. Myers 1st # 27 Jason Crow - Hot Springs, AR DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Sophomore Brandon Shamrock leaps his way to a third place finish in the high jump competition Sat., May 12 at the Meet of Champions. Shamrock cleared six feet, four inches shy of his 4A State Meet jump of six feet four Spring Practice is upon us inches.

CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Offensive and defensive linemen square off against Good Luck one another during spring practice this week. Spring practice gives coaches and players an CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News opportunity to evaluate At The Lavonte Thomas cuts around a defender during a passing drill. The Nashville Scrappers skill levels before summer are participating in spring practice this week. practice begins. State Finals Nashville Scrapperettes From All of Us here at

CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News the Nashville City Park Chas Scott takes a minute to catch his breath after a series of drills during spring practice. Good Luck to the Nashville Scrapperette

1430 W Leslie Nashville AR 845-3122 So ball team at Wishing The the state Nashville  nals. Scrapperette Softball Team Good Luck at the State Finals. Howard County Judge Kevin Smith Page 8 THURSDAY May17, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

According to Pike Coun- Riding along with the ecuting Attorney’s office charges on Wednesday. leased Hamilton before HAMILTON ty Sheriff Preston “Pep” PCSO’s representative was with on charges of theft Glenn initially received Pike County could pick From Page 1 Glenn the bond would the Eric Plummer, Chief of property, including one a call early last week from him up, despite Pike Coun- cover the previously owed of Police from Southern count involving a horse the Arkansas State Police, ty filing a hold on Ham- Hamilton’s bond was set restitution, plus court Arkansas University. trailer and five counts in- asking if he had interest ilton), Arizona, Old and at $10,000 cash, meaning costs and transportation According to Glenn, volving the stolen horses. in a William Hamilton Jr. New Mexico, and Florida,” the whole sum has to be from Florida to Murfrees- Hamilton is a person of Any charges for involve- who was being held by the said Glenn. “It’s been a paid in full, and that Ham- boro. interest by the Arkansas ment in the slaying of a Highland County Sheriff’s chase – a real chase.” ilton is not eligible for a Hamilton was trans- State Police in the Nov. 2, horse is currently pending Office in Sebring. Hamilton will be held in bail bond service. ferred back to Pike County 2011 theft of rodeo horses under Oklahoma jurisdic- According to Glenn, the Pike County detention Hamilton’s original sen- from Sebring, Fla. at 4 from Southern Arkansas tion. One of the horses, Hamilton has been “all facility through the start tence of 5 years probation a.m. Friday morning by University in Magnolia. Credit Card, was shot to over” since the warrant’s of this process. is being revoked, and will the Pike County Sheriff’s The Arkansas State Po- death and dismembered. issue, and was picked up “I’m about ready to get face trial on June 11, to Department. lice interviewed Hamilton Additionally, the PCSO following a tip by the Flori- this over with,” said Glenn. face sentencing to the Ar- The trip to collect Ham- after he arrived in Mur- has received a warrant da family who had become “I wish we could get back kansas Department of Cor- ilton encompassed some freesboro, and an affidavit from Howard County on suspicious of Hamilton’s the money for the people rections. The original plea 2,060 miles and took 34 of arrest has been filed charges of felony non- activities. in restitution … I can make gave Hamilton 120 days to hours to complete the against Hamilton with the payment of child support, “I’ve chased leads of demands, but that’s about pay the $6,559 restitution. journey. Columbia County Pros- where Hamilton will face him to Texas (who re- all we can do.”

HMH HONOR GRADS GUFFY From Page 1 From Page 1 Texarkana where I com- Care Close to Home. pleted my Masters in Busi- Avatar International, a ness Administration. Dede research and consulting and I have two children, company based in Orlan- Hunter and Mackenzie, do, Florida, specializes in the Nashville School in Evidence Based Intel- district along with owning ligent Surveys™ and In- two local businesses, Hen- novative Strategies™ to ry Abstract and Title Co transform information and Storage at 4th Street into significant quality while I work for Husqvarna and efficiency of care in purchasing. improvement for the I also proudly serve on healthcare industry. the Nashville City Park Avatar engages Commission. healthcare providers in I retired in 2009, in the process improvements, rank of Major, from the Ar- serving small commu- kansas Air National Guard CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News nity hospitals, academic after 20 years of service Nashville honor graduates for the 2011-12 school year are as follows: Nancy Gail Parnell-Valedictorian; with two deployments to medical centers, large Aaron Tollett- Salutatorian; Kimberly Harrison- Summa Cum Laude; Ashton Short- Summa Cum Laude; Sara Iraq while serving as a regional medical cen- Renfrow- Magna Cum Laude; Laura Strong- Magna Cum Laude; Candace Brown- Cum Laude; Chris Carroll- ters, integrated health- Cum Laude; Ashley Scott- Cum Laude; Sara Motta-Honor Grad (not pictured); Hailey Nunley- Honor Grad; Staff Weather Officer dur- care systems, long-term Jacob Caballero- Honor Grad; Leslie Ackley- Honor Grad; Shina Sumler- Honor Grad; Adam Ray- Honor Grad. ing the deployments and care facilities, and be- as the Arkansas Air Guard havioral health organi- Inspector General. zations. I hope to use my past For more information, GET YOUR NEWS experience to serve the please visit http://www. folks in my area as we avatar-intl.com. ONLINE AT work through current and http://swarkansasnews.com future issues that face Howard County. I ask for your support in the early voting period that is going on now and on Election Day.”

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outside and participate in NEW activities when the weath- From Page 1 er permits. The unit became op- erational Tues., May 15 first unit of its kind in How- and will be available to ard County. high risk clients who suf- The unit is self con- fer from Alzheimer’s and tained and has a multi- other similar conditions. purpose room that will be Mine Creek has also used for meals and other added a new spa room activities and an outside that allows the patients area that will allow resi- the opportunity to use a dents the freedom to eat whirlpool for therapy. Look for us on Facebook! Page 9 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 May 17, 2012

Reasons to shop at a Farmers’ Market: It’s a great place to learn about food

RITA RECTOR and see first-hand how vegetables are Howard County Farmers Market grown, see chickens and where they lay their eggs, maybe visit someone o members of your family balk with a bee-hive to see how honey is Dat eating fruits and vegetables? made. Most children think vegetables come Any of these ventures will make your from “the grocery store.” Take your children more enthusiastic about try- kids on a trip to the Farmers’ Market. ing different fruits and vegetables. Each stall is managed by the farmer A regular trip to a farmers market is who grew those vegetables and they one of the best ways to reconnect with are eager to share their knowledge where your food comes from. Farmers with you. themselves sell their produce at the Experiencing food at its finest can farm stands. encourage even the pickiest eater to Meeting and talking to farmers is a try a few bites. great opportunity to learn more about When it comes to fresh fruits and how food is grown, where it is grown, vegetables, the market is the perfect when it is grown, and why. place to locate some fabulous food Make an effort to meet the farmers finds for everyone in the family. and learn about the people who work The fruits and vegetables are grown so hard to bring you the most delicious locally and picked when perfectly rip- and nutritious food around. ened. This enhances the taste, texture, Kids and adults alike enjoy exploring and aroma of the produce. firsthand how foods are grown, har- Shopping at a local Farmers’ Markets vested, and eaten by browsing market is a wonderful learning experience. stalls and talking to farmers. You’ll learn about fruits and vegetables Here are some more tips regarding you may not have been exposed to learning about food: otherwise. * Try a new fruit or vegetable, or You are able to speak directly to the prepare your produce in a new way. farmers about how they farm, what * Ask the vendor his favorite way fruits and vegetables are in season and to prepare a particular type of pro- how the produce is handled from seed duce. Many have recipes to share. to market. * Check if there are any special Kids and adults alike enjoy discov- events being planned at the Farmers ering firsthand how foods are grown, Market. Many have cooking demonstra- harvested and eaten. tions, tastings, and fun activities for Shopping at a local Farmers’ Mar- the kids. ket can be a wonderful opportunity * Give your children each $2. Let for your children to learn where food them explore the world of produce and comes from, how we can support the make a new selection. local economy (and why we should) There is a much greater chance your and ways to shop for the best selection child will try this new food since it and price. belongs to them. (A local shopper said You may even be able to visit a lo- when her daughter was 3-years old, cal farm and see for yourselves how she loved the color purple and select- a farm operates. Just ask one of the ed a purple turnip. To this day, she still local farmers’ market vendors if you enjoys eating raw purple turnips with DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News can bring your children to come out ranch dip!) Peach grower, Lou Jamison, shows off some of her prized peaches at the Howard County Farmers’ Market. Rotary scholarship recipients Gerald Nutt seeks Re-election For a little background on my personal life, I moved to Dallas after high school and worked as a journeyman carpenter. In 1972 I moved back to Ar- kansas and established a truss company. I started the business on June 26, 1977 in the old Mineral Springs Cotton Gin under the name of Nutt Truss Company. Due to some teasing (people began calling it "Nut-Truss"), the name was changed to Southern Pine Framing. Also, about that time, I built a new building and moved to a location outside the city limits of Mineral Springs. During the next 31 years a reputable company was built on produc- ing quality trusses. I sold Southern Pine in 2008 due to health problems. I have 3 daughters and 6 grandchildren. My church affiliation is with a world- wide ministry founded by Dr. Gene Scott. I watch this program on K-U-Dish and also on a computer website. Dr. Scott passed away in 2005. Pastor Me- lissa Scott continued the ministry. This is not an evangelistic organization, but rather a teaching ministry from the Bible in the original languages of Hebrew and Greek. No donations, offerings are given for the value of the teaching, a principal of Matthew 26:7-13. In 1987, Clyde Green was elected CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News as Howard County Judge and asked me to serve as a Justice of the Peace. A Julia Pope, Johnathan Nguyen and Kera Hinds are proud to be the recipients of a $500 JP is elected to "keep the peace" and is a member of a countywide legislative scholarship provided by the local Rotary Club. body called the Quorum Court. The responsibilities of a JP are: passing the budget, creating new ordinances, and working with other elected officials. I was elected and on January 1st of 1987 I took the following oath. "I, Gerald Nutt, do solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United www.swarkansasnews.com States and the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of Justice of the Peace, upon which I am now about to enter." On September 17,2007 a resolution under old busi- ness was discussed, which had to do with animal identification tagging. I stated my views regarding this matter and made a motion. No one seconded this motion so it died. I then stated there was nothing wrong with taking a You’re Invited to a stand, but there was something wrong with not making a stand and taking a neutral stand was not the thing to do. I said taking a stand would be letting the legislature know our constitutional rights. In June 2009, the same thing happened again when no one seconded my motion to make a donation to the Congregational Acapella Soil Conservation Office. Before the next meeting I asked Judge Smith if I could make a statement. After the opening prayer and pledge of allegiance, Judge Smith said I had a statement to make to the Court. I said I was not be- ing condescending or judgmental as I myself had been guilty in the past. I Gospel Singing stated "Mr. Turner opens with prayer, so we know God. We pledge allegiance to the lag. The last five words are Liberty and Justice for all." I than asked if anyone knew the meaning of virtue. There were no comments, so I stated that the meaning of virtue is moral goodness, which is taken from Philippi- Saturday, May 19 ans 4:8. I then stated I wished the members of the court would remember to put virtue in all their votes. As I stated back in 2007, "there is nothing wrong with taking a stand, but there is something wrong with not making a stand." 6:29 p.m. Washington DC has basically done away with the Constitution because too many people don't take a stand." I will make a stand to uphold the oath I took when I became a Justice of the Peace and I will defend the Constitution of @ Lockesburg the United States and the Constitution of the State of Arkansas. These two examples should demonstrate my past actions. I am willing to take a stand on my beliefs no matter what. I keep my oath to preserve, protect and defend the Church of Christ Constitution and encourage other JPs to do the same and to vote with virtue. It is clear where I stand and what I will do. 248 Provo Rd. I would appreciate your vote for J.P. of the District 8

Refreshments & fellowship to follow. on May 22. Page 10 THURSDAY May 17, 2012 Dierks The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 City Council to look at log trucks on city streets DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY be replaced at an approxi- Sports Editor mate cost of $3.000. Four DIERKS – Mayor Terry tires and a wheel were Mounts spoke to council also purchased. members about wear and Councilman Roddy tear on city streets due to Smith made a motion log trucks driving on them that the cost of the trans- Monday night. mission be taken from Mounts explained that the police department log trucks were using sec- equipment depreciation ond and third streets after savings account and the fueling up in town. He said remaining repairs were cited convenience as a to come from the regular cause for the use. maintenance budget. Mounts told council The motion was sec- members that the use was onded and passed unani- putting unneeded stress mously. on the side streets and Mounts announced asked the members to that the city was going to consider doing something start random inspections to stop it. of city police cars. He ex- He stated that any ac- plained that he and Smith tions taken by the city had been discussing the would not affect deliv- action to guarantee that eries to the co-op, nor the police cars are being would it hinder employ- kept clean. ees of Moore’s Logging to “That is there office and park at their shop. needs to be treated that No action was taken. way,” Smith added. Mounts reported that The council members the city sales and use tax passed Resolution 12-1, was down around $5,000 which allows a bank ac- on the last reported count to be set up for month. He stated that the the purpose of distribut- drop in collections was ing funds received from a indicative of what other grant that will be used to cities in the area were ex- purchase a generator to CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News periencing. be installed at the police The Dierks Chamber of Commerce held a kickoff party May 12 for the 2012 Pine Tree Festival. Tickets are on sale at Mounts informed coun- station. The generator will several locations in Dierks. Pictured left to right: Anita Mounts, Cassi Mounts and Jessica Johnson. cil members of repairs be used as a backup pow- made to a police car. A er source for the emergen- PUBLIC NOTICE transmission needed to cy siren system in town. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARD Account set up for fire victims COUNTY, ARKANSAS An account has been lost everything in a house PROBATE DIVISION set up at Diamond Bank fire. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF for the family of Cohen For more information, FLORINE FORD, deceased Davis. call Anita Burgess at 870- PR-2012-32-1 The family recently 583-2400. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE AND FILING OF CLAIMS Last known address of decedent: Dierks Health and The Family of Keith Whisenhunt would Rehabilitation, 402 Arkansas Avenue, Dierks, Arkansas like to thank all those who visited, 71833 Date of Death: January 1, 2012 brought food and lowers, and lifted up The undersigned was appointed personal representa- prayers for our family. We would tive of the estate of the above-named decedent on the May 9, 2012. especially like to thank Daisy Freewill CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News All persons having claims against the estate must ex- Baptist Church, Davis-Smith Funeral hibit them, duly verified, to the undersigned within six A fundraiser bass tournament held for Robert Taylor raised (6) months from the date of the first publication of this Home, Umpire/Athens First Responders more than $1,200 to help pay costs accumulated due to notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded illness. Pictured left to right: Destiny Taylor, Robert Taylor & Police department, & Niece Shanna and Angela Taylor. from any benefit in the estate. This notice first published the 17th day of May, 2012. Mack Coleman, Bro. Kevin & Sherry Jew- Julie Walston, Personal Representative ell, and Dewayne Mack for the 242 Oak Hill Road, Dierks, AR 71833 beautiful music. Your thoughtfulness and The Dierks Athletic Attorneys for Estate: J. Michael Lewis, Bar #92269 love shown for us during this time of Banquet will be held May HUMPHRIES & LEWIS sadness is truly appreciated and can P.O. Box 20670 22 at 6:30 p.m. in the high White Hall, AR 71612 never be repaid. Telephone No. (870) 247-7035 EH:40-42, w158) Again, Thank You All school cafeteria.

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CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News Saratoga and Mineral Springs seniors before the graduation ceremony held Friday.

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Laurel McCarter A past alumnus, Walter McCarter, Counselor shared about his education and job as a lawyer in the Skelton Law Firm in Rus- The Mineral Springs fourth thru sixth sellville. graders enjoyed a morning of learning Trey Shelton and Tiffany Smith, of about careers from several businesses the Corp or Engineers, showed a video and community members. and talked about opportunities in their Students got a preview of jobs in the field and Carol Kissman from Human Re- future and how found out how important sources at Husqvarna explained how to getting an education is. present yourself and go thru a job inter- Julie Rhodes, Emily Newland and Ve- view. Cheryl Byrd, a RN, presented the ronica Ozure, recruiters from Cossatot many choices in the medical field. Community College, played a game with Also Mike McCarter from the Pike the kids about how important a firm County Extension Service talked about foundation in education for your future farming and how many times they use goals. math and science skills.

NRA Youth Hunters Education Challenge set for June 2 The Howard County Prairie Learning Center Lunch will be provided. 4-H Sharp Shooters are at Columbus on June 2. You can register for sponsoring a NRA Youth The event will begin at the event by contacting Hunters Education Chal- 8:30 a.m. and conclude at Kim Rodgers at 870-845- lenge for children ages 12 p.m. 5036. Please register by 5-8. The event is free and May 24. The event will be at will include archery, BB Rick Evans Grandview- Gun, and Hunter’s Trail. VOTE FOR Jeanie Gorham JP #8 Mineral Springs on May 22 Early Voting Has Begun

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Rep. Nate Steel discussed the status of the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System and the fiscal session with the Howard County Retired Teachers Association May 10 at Western Sizzlin. Pictured (sitting): Dot Porterfield, Cindy Puryear, Johnice Blackwell and Pat Blakely. Standing (left to right): Rep. Nate Steel, Marie Minton, JoJo Billings, Ruth Ann Jacobs, Willie Click, Candy Blackwell, Judy Hockaday, Linda Campbell, Carma Blackwell, Linda Wilcox, Charlotte Gibson, Carolyn Ellis, Martha Graves, Betty Johnson and Catherine Lamb.

Scrapper graduates from basic training Plans to attend Airborn School in Georgia

Tracy and Patrick Nashville Scrappers, Hughes of Murfrees- 7AA District Champs boro are proud to with the Murfreesboro announce their son’s Rattlers, 2009-10 Best graduation. Defensive Back with Pvt. Ricky Phillips the Rattlers, 2010 Ar- graduated May 11, kansas Academic Chal- from Ft. Sill, Okla., ba- lenge Scholarship for sic training – C Btry 1st $20,000, and gained the Battalion 19th FA. $51,000 GI Bill from the Before reaching United States Army. his goal, Pvt. Phillips He will be finishing accomplished several school in Ft. Sill, and other milestones: He going on to Airborn won a 2008 4A State School in Ft. Benning, Championship with the Ga., afterwards. CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Cancer survivor Carroll Smithson signs the local Relay for Life race car during the annual event. Pvt. Ricky Phillips

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seats, etc. Suggested wholesale ______Send your ads to: MUST have good: £ $12,100 - Will consider ofer. Bill Y OU TH OBS • Residential Math, Mechanical and Reasoning Skills Farris, 870-845-3161, Nashville, YOUNG • Commercial Experience a plus but not necessary. We offer match- AR. (PD:39-40) ELECTRIC admanager@ • Industrial Steve Young, Owner ______Licensed, ing 401-K, health insurance and other benefits. Bonded 870-845-2643 If you need any kind of yard work Apply in person from 7:00a.m. - 4:30p.m. Monday - Friday & Insured 870-845-7092 or hauling scrap, Give me a call. nashvillenews.org 1917 CR 342 • Nashville, AR 71852 OR e-mail resume to [email protected] 870-557-4726. (tfn) Equal Opportunity Employer ______Smith’s Mini Storage SANDY BRANCH Units available in MOBILE HOMES We have your mobile home needs. Admissions & Post-Secondary Advisor Nashville & Mineral Springs Country Living Close to Town SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING Nashville Campus (870) 845-5075 Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 (870) 845-2940 RESPONSIBILITES: This position will serve as pri- mary admissions and registration contact for new and prospective students at the Howard County campus. MILLWOOD CORPORATION Advise students on degree plans, career paths, or transfer to universities. Buyer of TimBer & TimBerland REQUIREMENTS: • Associate’s degree; Bachelor’s preferred Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 • Post-secondary or advising experience Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 • Excellent verbal and written communication skills J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 • Excellent organizational, customer service, and computer skills P.O. Box 1316 Ofice: • Ability to handle diverse tasks simultaneously 3 Bedroom / 2 Bath on 2.32 Wooded Acres, Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 • Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel ANNUAL SALARY: $26,000 plus benefits 2250 Sq. Ft. , Brick fireplace with insert in liv- DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: Friday, May 25, ing area, spacious kitchen (ALL KITCHEN 2012, In-house applicants will be given irst consideration. APPLICATION PROCESS: Application requests APPLIANCES STAY). Comfortable covered and returns should be directed to CCCUA, Human concrete patio. Attached 2 car garage. Locat- 219 N. 2nd St. Resources, P.O. Box 960, De Queen, AR 71832, 870- ed at 227 Stone Road...... Listing for 159,400. PO Box 903 584-4471, ext. 1102, [email protected]. Applications www.rayandassociates.net Nashville, AR 71852 can be downloaded at http://cccua.edu, Employment Call for your personal tour today! LARRY R. TEAGUE, CIC Office 870-845-5303 Opportunities link. In-house applicants must submit a Ray & Associates Real Estate

PARTNER Fax 870-845-1764 detailed resume and cover letter to the human resource 724 S. Main St., Nashville • (870) 845-2900 www.teagueandteague.com office. EEO/ADA/AA employer. Qualified minorities Randy Ray (870) 904-0293 HOME • LIFE • AUTO T [email protected] encouraged to apply. erry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 Dale Bennett 557-6597 • Laurie Westfall 584-7926 Page 16 THURSDAY May 17, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News The Howard County Children’s Center clients participated in a fundraiser for the Relay for Life. The clients helped “I’m glad the the center sell t-shirts and donated the $949 profit to the organization. telestroke program was there for me,” says David. “It saved my life.”

Telestroke kept David Richardson in the game CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News Scott Millward joins his daughter, Tera Nuttall and granddaughter, Jamie Nuttall at the Nashville Primary David Richardson loves Sundays – a day for family School sponsored blood drive. and Dallas Cowboys football. Until one Sunday morning, when a stroke nearly robbed David of all his Sundays to come. But thanks to the telestroke program, David got lifesaving stroke treatment within minutes of arriving at the ER. Sophisticated technology allowed a stroke specialist at another location to talk to David, assess his condition, review his medical history and begin the right treatment within minutes.

Telestroke Available at Mercy Hospital. 300 Werner Street Hot Springs, AR 71913

When stroke happens, minutes matter. Call 911.

CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News Don Scroggins proudly donates blood. LOVELIS Dear Residents of Howard County: will help you I would like to have your vote and SAVE SAVE SAVE!! support in the upcoming election for Howard County Judge.   Listed below are my work experience and qualifi cations THru June 15, 2012 - PurCHaSe a neW • Graduate. of Henderson State University with a QualifyinG lennoX HeaTinG & CoolinG SySTem and SaVe ! bachelors degree in business administration • 14 years experience as LENNOX Maintenance Superintendent at Nashville Trucking Company and later at Smith’s Redi-Mix •12 years Owner/Operator of Ray’s Dozer Service (Road con- Heating & Cooling Products struction, farm pads, ponds, land clearing, and contracted with the US Corp of LENNOX Cash Back Up To ...$1,375 Engineers) • 3 years experience as Public Works Supt. at Fairfi eld Bay, Arkansas SWEPCO Rebate up to ..... $825 Responsible for maintenance for the city (pop. 2300) including 154 miles of city roads & streets, 3 city parks, a 600 slip boat marina, and camping facilities at TOTAL SAVINGS ...$2,200 64 campsites on Greer’s Ferry Lake. Involved in securing grants for the city in excess of $400,000 came in under budget for 3 consecutive years saving the city $35.00 A/C Service for all Eligible Residential SWEPCO approximately 20% of its Public works budget • 3 years experience as Main- Customers. Call for Details! tenance Supervisor at Historic Washington State Park. Responsible for mainte- Call for your FREE Estimate TODAY! nance of 20 historic structures on 105 acres. Came in under budget every year saving the parks system about 10% of its maintenance budget. • Retired Volunteer Fireman LOVELIS I Would Appreciate Your Vote and Support! Electrical HVACR #RM-0127 REFRIGERATION & ELECTRIC #0095458 619 Mine St. • Nashville Sincerely, Dannie Ray (870) 845-5520 • Pager: 501-828-1735