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Three sections, 26 pages Number 71, Volume 139 FRIDAY Seventy Five Cents March 11, 2016 www.hotspringssr.com Published daily in Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, since 1877 Job Corps Company, scrambles Hutchinson to hold off announce closure expansion STEVEN MROSS The Sentinel-Record COLBIE MCCLOUD An official notice was issued Wednesday The Sentinel-Record by the Department of Labor calling for the In collaboration with the Arkansas Economic closure of the Ouachita Job Corps, but the Development Commission, Window Mart Win- center’s director said Thursday it’s not a dows & Doors, 5760 Albert Pike Road, announced done deal and they are still working to stop Thursday that it has committed to invest $6.5 mil- it from happening. lion to expand its facility and update equipment. A meeting is planned for noon today at “When you have a company that is growing the center, located at 570 Job Corps Road The Sentinel-Record/Mara Kuhn that has 300 employees and you are continuing to in Royal, to discuss the closure letter and EXPANSION PLAN: Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson speaks at Window Mart Windows & Doors after invest, that is a great economic opportunity and JOB CORPS, PAGE 5A the company announced a $6.5 million expansion Thursday. WINDOW MART, PAGE 5A State payout HIGH WATER for Division 2 substitutes exceeds $20K DAVID SHOWERS The Sentinel-Record The Arkansas state auditor’s office has paid $21,019.07 through Wednesday for retired judges to substitute for suspended Division 2 Circuit Judge Wade Naramore, who is scheduled to be arraigned this morn- ing on a negligent homicide charge in connection with the death of his 18-month-old son last summer. The total doesn’t include payments for 16 assign- ments served through Thursday. Retired judges ap- pointed to serve as special judges receive $307.69 a day, or half the daily rate for a sitting circuit court judge, according to the auditor’s office. The chief justice of the state Supreme Court issued through Tuesday 92 special judge assignments for Division 2, scheduling substitutes for Naramore into the middle of next month. The scheduling includes 20th Judicial District Cir- cuit Court Judge Troy Braswell’s four assignments. Sitting judges don’t receive extra pay for special assign- ments, according to the auditor’s office. The Sentinel-Record/Richard Rasmussen Naramore hasn’t presided over Division 2 court Entergy Arkansas Inc. was closing spillway gates at Remmel Dam on Thursday following two days of heavy rainfall. Before closing the gates at sessions since the July 24, 2015, death of his son, Thom- Remmel, and Carpenter Dam upstream, it was releasing around 18,800 cubic feet per second of water, which was reduced to around 15,300 cfs DIVISION 2, PAGE 3A Thursday. Entergy said it will use the continuing runoff to put lakes Hamilton and Catherine back on their refill schedule. Parade organizers ask politicians to leave signs at home FROM STAFF REPORTS their supporters to leave their political Steve Arrison, CEO of Visit Hot one will join in the spirit of fun and we have had as our goal the uniting of Organizers of the First Ever 13th An- signs at home on March 17. Springs and one of the parade organiz- fellowship and not block the view of all of our Hot Springs citizens and our nual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day “We understand completely that ers, said in a news release. others with political signs,” Arrison guests from across the nation in an Parade on Bridge Street on Thursday we can’t interfere with people’s First “That said, we hope that, as a cour- said. evening of unity and enjoyment of a renewed their plea to candidates and Amendment right to free speech,” tesy to their fellow parade fans, every- “From the very beginning in 2003, PARADE, PAGE 9A Top county CENTENARIAN CELEBRATION Local writer speller enters publishes final state bee debut novel JAY BELL LINDSEY WELLS The Sentinel-Record The Sentinel-Record Lakeside High School eighth-grader A.J. Writer, television producer and Hot Springs Navarro, the three-time winner of the Garland native Stephanie Storey has just released her County Spelling Bee, will enter his final state debut novel “Oil and Marble,” a historical fiction bee Saturday as the top returning speller from about the bitter rivalry between two of the most last year’s competition. famous artists in the world, Leonardo da Vinci “I want to do my best because I won’t get and Michelangelo. another chance,” Navarro said. “I would like to Primarily a painter, though known for other go to Scripps. It would be an achievement if I things, Leonardo is most famous for the “Mona would be able to go.” Lisa,” while Michelangelo, a sculptor, is best Navarro has won the county spelling bee known for his works, the “Pieta” and “David.” each of the last three years during his sixth-, “From 1501-1505, two guys who I’m madly in seventh- and eighth-grade years in school. love with and have been obsessed with for about Lance Harris, gifted and talented and Project 20 years, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, Lead the Way coordinator at Lakeside Middle The Sentinel-Record/Richard Rasmussen both lived and worked alongside each other in School, has sponsored Navarro in his spelling Beatrice Crosslin, of Hot Springs, smiles for photos Wednesday during the celebration of her 100th Florence, Italy,” Storey said. “They hated each bee competitions. birthday at The Caring Place. Crosslin, a participant at the facility, was born in Dumas and has lived other — absolutely hated each other, and I’m so “I have had the pleasure of teaching A.J. in Hot Springs for 80 years. She worked at the former St. Joseph’s Hospital for 27 years. A reception thankful that they hated each other because their SPELLING, PAGE 6A is planned in her honor from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Webb Community Center. NOVEL, PAGE 3A

Weather Index Headlines from 1916 SHOWERS LIKELY. SATURDAY: Arts, etc. 5-7B Obituaries 9A HIGHS IN THE Classified 1-5C Stocks 10B Large crowd in attendance first day LOW 60S. LOWS HIGH 69˚ LOW 56˚ Sports 1-4B Viewpoints 8A Pan Zareta, the pride of the winter colony from IN THE HIGH 50S. SUNDAY: Features, etc. 6C HSV News 9B New Orleans, justifies his backers and wins the feature SUNRISE: 6:28 A.M. FYI 2A School News 10A handicap at a mile, breaking track record for distance SUNSET: 6:16 P.M. MORE ON PAGE 2A HIGH 71˚ LOW 51˚ Lifestyles 8B

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Weather Extended forecast Local woman charged Monday: Sunny, with a high near 76 and a low around 55. Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 79 in connection with car theft and a low around 56. The recovery of a dismantled, stolen Ford reported stolen Fusion. Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a Fusion led to the arrest of a Hot Springs woman Nearby, Simpson observed a Ford engine and high near 73 and a low around 50. Wednesday afternoon. a transaxle with one wheel still attached, with a Allison Marie Stevens, 28, was taken into cus- Ford hubcap mounted to a sub-frame. Located on tody shortly after 1:30 p.m. and charged with two the ground were several registra- Yesterday’s temps. felony counts of theft by receiving, each punish- tion papers for the stolen Fusion able by up to 10 years in prison. and the victim’s business cards. Through 7 p.m. High Low Precip. Stevens bonded out and is set A driver’s side door and miscel- NORTH LITTLE ROCK 60 59 1.98 to appear March 21 in Garland Sheriff’s laneous car parts were located LITTLE ROCK 62 60 2.30 County District Court. down a path approximately 50 feet HOT SPRINGS ARPT 61 60 1.34 According to the affidavit, files from the engine. The location ap- FORT SMITH ARPT 65 58 0.49 FAYETTEVILLE ARPT 62 55 0.23 on Feb. 29, the victim reported COLBIE peared to be where the stolen Fu- HARRISON 63 55 0.32 a theft of a 2009 Ford Fusion MCCLOUD sion was dismantled and various JONESBORO ARPT 62 60 2.42 Stevens from Hot Springs Village. The The Sentinel- parts dragged, some to a burn pile. EL DORADO 60 60 3.36 vehicle’s GPS tracking system After obtaining a search war- TEXARKANA 61 60 2.14 Record staff PINE BLUFF ARPT 63 60 3.63 showed it was parked in the rant, investigators and deputies returned to 1435 1400 block of McClendon Road in Hot Springs. McClendon Road. The “burned-out” vehicle frame Moon phases Garland County sheriff’s Cpl. Jeremy Simpson was located on Cedar Creek Road and was iden- located a 2008 Ford Fusion, registered to Stevens, tified as the stolen Fusion. Stevens was located in in the backyard of 1435 McClendon Road. The the McClendon Road residence and was taken into tags and VIN number did not match that of the custody for theft by receiving.

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The morning will Christians United hosts high and overnight low to 7 p.m. Today’s forecast Due to a stormy forecast for provide opportunities for cele- temperatures and outlook and tomorrow’s tem- Saturday, Get Your Rear in Gear Middle East analyst peratures and outlook are in the right columns. bration of survivors and support — Arkansas is relocating to an Christians United for Israel Yesterday Today Tomorrow for caregivers and those who Hi Lo Prc Hi Lo Otlk Hi Lo Otlk indoor, more hospitable venue will host a presentation by El- Abilene, Tex 63 54 .02 62 49 Clr 59 47 Rain for the family friendly event. may have been left behind. liot Chodoff at 7 p.m. Thursday Akron, Ohio 73 55 .15 64 41 Rain 53 39 PCldy Activities will begin at 10 Albany,N.Y. 81 57 66 42 Rain 53 31 PCldy The 2.5-mile fun run/walk at First Assembly of God, 3450 Albuquerque 63 36 65 37 Clr 68 40 Clr and health fair will be held at a.m. Registration and more in- Central Ave. Allentown, Pa. 80 54 77 51 Rain 62 33 PCldy formation is available online at Amarillo 61 36 68 36 Clr 65 42 PCldy the Hot Springs YMCA, 130 Chodoff is a political and Anchorage 42 24 38 29 PCldy 40 27 Cldy Werner St., on the indoor gym http://www.ColonCancerCoa- military analyst specializing in Asheville 72 57 70 56 Cldy 72 55 Cldy and walking track. lition.org/Arkansas. Race day the Middle East conflict and the Atlanta 76 59 77 60 Cldy 78 61 Cldy Atlantic City 78 54 78 56 PCldy 65 34 PCldy Get Your Rear in Gear — Ar- registration is available at the global war on terrorists. Austin 62 59 1.43 67 58 Rain 70 54 Rain kansas is planned to raise aware- event. The public is welcome to Baltimore 82 57 83 56 Cldy 66 43 PCldy ness and encourage healthy Sponsors include CHI St. attend. Baton Rouge 78 71 .11 76 68 Rain 72 64 Rain Billings 52 32 69 38 Cldy 63 35 Cldy Birmingham 79 65 77 63 Cldy 77 62 Cldy Bismarck 58 22 66 36 Clr 72 37 PCldy Boise 53 49 63 47 Cldy 61 43 Rain Boston 77 59 66 46 Rain 55 36 PCldy Court rules Arkansas ex-judge Bridgeport 60 51 67 50 Rain 62 37 PCldy Brownsville 76 60 2.14 76 59 Cldy 79 57 Cldy Buffalo 69 47 .19 52 35 Rain 46 32 PCldy Burlington,Vt. 69 52 51 34 Rain 44 30 PCldy Caribou,Maine 39 35 .23 40 25 Cldy 35 19 PCldy cannot withdraw guilty plea Casper 45 27 .04 58 36 Clr 66 38 PCldy Charleston,S.C. 80 61 80 59 PCldy 81 58 PCldy Charleston,W.Va. 79 54 78 53 Cldy 66 50 PCldy CLAUDIA LAUER Miller asked attorneys in the case whether the Charlotte,N.C. 77 55 76 59 Cldy 79 59 Cldy The Associated Press bribery statute was correctly applied. Maggio’s Chattanooga 77 55 78 60 Cldy 78 57 Cldy Cheyenne 49 22 58 32 Clr 66 33 Clr LITTLE ROCK — A federal judge on Thurs- attorney James Hensley argued that the alleged Chicago 62 45 .01 52 35 Cldy 56 40 Clr day denied a former Arkansas circuit judge’s bribe was not related to government business, Cincinnati 69 55 .20 65 45 Rain 62 48 PCldy Cleveland 72 57 .16 60 39 Rain 49 37 PCldy request to withdraw his guilty plea on a bribery which was required under the statute. Lansing 68 49 MM 52 33 Cldy 53 36 Clr Rockford 62 42 55 35 Cldy 58 40 Clr Colorado Springs 57 27 60 32 Clr 67 35 Clr U.S. attorneys argued that as an elected actor Las Vegas 74 56 79 57 Clr 79 53 PCldy Sacramento 66 57 65 53 Rain 60 45 Rain charge. Columbia,S.C. 80 52 82 60 PCldy 83 59 Cldy Lexington 75 61 69 51 Rain 64 51 Cldy St Louis 67 51 .13 59 42 Rain 65 51 PCldy Chief U.S. District Judge Brian S. Miller wrote of the state, Maggio’s job as a judge was state Columbus,Ga. 79 58 80 60 Cldy 82 60 Cldy Lincoln 63 34 66 39 Cldy 70 45 Clr St Petersburg 79 67 79 66 PCldy 79 66 PCldy Columbus,Ohio 73 55 .09 65 45 Rain 61 42 Clr in his ruling that the federal bribery law was business, regardless of whether his rulings were Little Rock 61 60 2.30 66 55 Rain 63 60 Rain St Thomas 84 75 85 73 Cldy 86 74 PCldy Concord,N.H. 77 57 68 41 Rain 52 29 Clr related to government actions. Los Angeles 74 56 75 56 PCldy 66 50 Rain Salem,Ore. 57 52 .72 58 39 Rain 56 43 Rain correctly applied in Michael Maggio’s case, that Corpus Christi 71 64 3.72 75 58 Rain 74 58 Cldy Louisville 69 58 .27 66 51 Rain 66 53 Cldy Salt Lake City 52 40 .03 71 46 Clr 72 45 Cldy there was sufficient evidence against him and that The Associated Press left a message Thursday Dallas-Ft Worth 62 59 .41 63 58 Rain 66 57 Rain Lubbock 64 44 .08 68 43 PCldy 62 43 Cldy San Angelo 59 55 .29 63 53 Clr 60 46 Rain Dayton 73 56 .40 63 43 Rain 60 44 Clr the judge likely understood the charge when he seeking comment from Hensley. Daytona Beach 78 61 81 61 PCldy 80 61 PCldy Macon 76 55 81 57 Cldy 83 58 Cldy San Antonio 64 59 .43 67 57 Rain 69 55 Rain Maggio filed a motion Feb. 12 to withdraw his Madison 57 40 54 32 Cldy 59 37 Clr San Diego 71 57 71 55 PCldy 67 55 Cldy pleaded guilty last year. Denver 57 25 65 35 Clr 71 38 Clr January 2015 plea to a charge that he had accepted Des Moines 56 38 61 39 PCldy 66 46 Clr Medford 64 50 .13 59 40 Rain 58 41 Rain San Francisco 65 59 .06 62 56 Rain 61 51 Rain Miller scheduled Maggio’s sentencing for Detroit 71 56 .05 56 38 Rain 54 36 Clr Memphis 63 63 4.35 68 58 Rain 69 61 Rain San Jose 71 60 .02 66 54 Cldy 61 47 Rain March 24. campaign donations from an unnamed nursing Duluth 36 31 .15 42 30 Snow 56 38 Clr Miami Beach 81 73 82 72 PCldy 82 72 PCldy San Juan,P.R. 83 74 81 73 Cldy 82 74 PCldy home owner and a lobbyist in exchange for re- Midland-Odessa 61 45 .24 68 47 Clr 62 45 Cldy Santa Fe 59 33 62 29 Clr 65 32 Clr “Maggio was a Circuit Court Judge who es- El Paso 71 40 73 45 Clr 73 47 Clr ducing a jury award in a negligence case involving Elkins 78 38 74 49 Cldy 63 44 PCldy Milwaukee 67 43 .01 47 34 Cldy 53 38 Clr St Ste Marie 47 33 .15 39 23 Cldy 44 33 Clr sentially admitted that he sold his office by sub- Erie 73 58 .17 59 38 Rain 45 35 PCldy Mpls-St Paul 42 34 51 34 PCldy 65 43 Clr Savannah 80 61 80 58 PCldy 82 57 PCldy stantially reducing a jury verdict in exchange for one of the nursing home owner’s facilities. Eugene 60 50 .59 56 39 Rain 53 42 Rain Missoula 49 41 56 32 Clr 53 35 Cldy Seattle 52 46 .89 52 40 Rain 54 43 Cldy campaign donations,” Miller wrote. “He stated Maggio was accused of accepting the $50,000 Evansville 62 56 1.16 59 44 Rain 64 54 Cldy Mobile 73 69 75 65 Clr 73 62 Rain Shreveport 61 61 4.08 69 63 Rain 73 59 Rain Fairbanks 22 09 26 04 Cldy 28 06 Cldy Montgomery 82 65 81 63 Cldy 80 63 Cldy Sioux City 62 32 61 33 Cldy 69 42 Clr several times that he understood his rights and donation two days before reducing the jury’s $5.2 Fargo 30 28 55 37 PCldy 66 38 Clr Nashville 77 64 .02 76 56 Rain 64 59 Rain Sioux Falls 47 24 57 36 PCldy 68 41 Clr the waivers associated with his plea.” million award to $1 million. Prosecutors said the Flagstaff 58 24 63 27 Clr 61 29 PCldy New Orleans 80 73 76 68 Rain 71 66 Rain South Bend 65 45 .29 50 32 Cldy 56 41 Clr Prosecutors said in a filing last month that donation, which included $24,000 from the com- Flint 72 53 .21 51 32 Cldy 53 31 Clr New York City 77 63 75 54 Cldy 64 42 PCldy Spokane 46 42 .54 52 33 Rain 50 40 Cldy Fort Smith 65 58 .49 64 53 Rain 62 57 Rain Newark 82 59 77 54 Cldy 64 39 PCldy Springfi eld,Ill 67 48 .06 59 40 Rain 63 49 Clr Maggio had violated his plea agreement by being pany’s owner, was made in July 2013. Fort Wayne 67 55 .36 56 36 Rain 57 41 Clr Norfolk,Va. 81 62 79 60 Clr 70 48 Cldy Springfi eld,Mo 64 53 .07 61 43 Rain 62 53 Cldy uncooperative and failing a lie detector test when Maggio admitted in January 2015 that he had Fresno 67 51 68 42 PCldy 66 46 Rain North Platte 66 25 67 31 Clr 71 39 Clr Syracuse 78 56 .14 57 37 Rain 45 31 Cldy questioned about the campaign contributions. accepted the campaign donations from an un- Goodland 66 31 .01 65 33 Clr 69 37 Clr Oklahoma City 60 54 66 47 Cldy 60 50 Rain Tallahassee 81 58 82 61 PCldy 82 59 PCldy Grand Junction 53 31 60 35 Clr 66 38 PCldy Omaha 61 35 66 41 Cldy 68 45 Clr Tampa 82 68 82 64 PCldy 82 63 PCldy The former judge faces up to 10 years in prison named nursing home owner and lobbyist in Grand Rapids 64 48 .01 53 32 Cldy 53 36 Clr Orlando 83 64 85 62 PCldy 86 62 PCldy Toledo 68 56 .20 58 37 Rain 53 37 Clr and a fine of up to $250,000. exchange for reducing the jury award. Great Falls 51 32 63 38 Clr 58 39 Cldy Paducah 63 59 2.21 61 48 Rain 63 57 Cldy Topeka 61 38 69 41 Clr 68 50 Clr Green Bay 52 33 46 30 Cldy 55 37 Clr Pendleton 55 50 .09 57 37 Rain 53 39 Cldy Tucson 76 46 82 50 Clr 87 53 Clr Greensboro,N.C. 75 58 76 59 Cldy 76 55 Cldy Peoria 62 46 59 38 Cldy 62 45 Clr Tulsa 63 56 .10 65 49 Cldy 63 55 Cldy Harrisburg 79 52 74 53 Cldy 60 41 PCldy Philadelphia 82 57 80 56 Cldy 63 42 PCldy Tupelo 79 65 .15 75 63 Rain 72 61 Rain Hartford Spgfl d 81 55 75 47 Rain 60 33 Clr Phoenix 80 56 87 57 Clr 90 58 PCldy Waco 61 58 1.11 64 58 Rain 68 56 Rain State briefs Helena 48 33 62 36 Cldy 54 36 Cldy Pittsburgh 74 56 64 43 Rain 54 39 Cldy Washington,D.C. 79 57 82 58 Cldy 68 45 PCldy Honolulu 78 68 80 69 PCldy 81 70 PCldy Pocatello 48 40 61 38 Cldy 63 38 PCldy W. Palm Beach 81 73 81 71 PCldy 80 71 PCldy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Arkansas is about to become a Legislature release the money Houston 73 62 2.23 78 62 Rain 76 60 Rain Portland,Maine 66 51 58 39 Rain 50 31 PCldy Wichita 67 39 69 42 Clr 66 52 Cldy from the state’s Rainy Day Fund Huntsville 80 66 78 63 Cldy 76 61 Cldy Portland,Ore. 48 48 .71 56 41 Rain 55 43 Rain Wichita Falls 65 54 .02 68 50 Clr 61 50 Rain Arkansas returns reality. Indianapolis 67 56 .49 58 39 Rain 58 50 Clr Providence 70 57 74 50 Rain 58 37 PCldy Wilkes-Barre 76 57 70 46 Rain 55 33 PCldy Arkansas highway officials for upgrades to the state’s in- Jackson,Miss. 76 68 .25 78 67 Rain 70 64 Rain Pueblo 65 28 65 28 Clr 73 33 Clr Wilmington,Del. 81 54 80 56 Cldy 65 40 PCldy local control to 2 and others will designate 44 teroperable communications Jacksonville 80 59 82 57 PCldy 83 58 PCldy Raleigh-Durham 78 57 79 61 PCldy 76 55 Cldy Yakima 44 41 .52 58 32 Cldy 51 38 Cldy Juneau 42 30 .01 42 34 Clr 39 32 Snow Rapid City 55 24 67 38 PCldy 78 38 Clr Youngstown 73 56 .10 63 40 Rain 50 36 PCldy school districts miles of U.S. 63 as Interstate 555 system for emergency and pub- Kansas City 61 44 66 43 PCldy 67 50 Clr Reno 63 51 63 44 Clr 60 35 Cldy %%ETb LITTLE ROCK — The Arkan- on Friday. The route runs from lic safety services. Key West 78 73 80 73 PCldy 81 73 PCldy Richmond 80 59 82 62 PCldy 73 48 Cldy National Temperature Extremes I-55 near Turrell to U.S. 49 in Hutchinson proposed put- Knoxville 79 55 78 59 Cldy 73 57 Cldy Roanoke 76 58 79 59 PCldy 71 50 Cldy High Wednesday 87 at Thermal, Calif. sas Board of Education has voted Lake Charles 77 72 .25 77 66 Rain 74 62 Rain Rochester 75 56 .07 56 36 Rain 46 31 PCldy Low Thursday 13 at Alamosa, Colo. and Leadville, Colo. to return local control to the Pu- Jonesboro. ting the money toward replac- laski County Special and Hele- Upgrades have been going ing equipment at 20 Arkansas na-West Helena school districts. on since the 1970s, but having Wireless Information sites and Both districts had been under the highway designated as I-555 console equipment at nine dis- Established in 1877 Today in history state control for about five years was hung up because of a feder- patch locations. The money will CIRCULATION CUSTOMER SERVICE because of financial misman- al law prohibiting farm equip- also go toward upgrades to the On March 11, 1888, the Bliz- years later.) ment from interstate highways. system operating software. 501-623-2510 or 501-922-1173 or zard of '88, also known as the In 1954, the U.S. Army agement and overspending. The 1-800-482-1121 Congress last year approved If approved by the Legisla- charged that Sen. Joseph R. board voted Thursday to lift the To start, stop or report a service "Great White Hurricane," be- an exemption for a five-mile ture, Hutchinson says the up- gan inundating the northeast- McCarthy, R-Wis., and his sub- fiscal distress classification for problem on a subscription, call the both districts and return them to stretch between Payneway and grade will begin in April and Customer Service Department from ern United States, resulting in committee's chief counsel, Roy local control, following the elec- Marked Tree, where wetlands take about a year to complete. 6 am to 6 pm Monday-Friday, from some 400 deaths. Cohn, had exerted pressure to tion and training of local school adjacent to the highway are too Hempstead County 6 am to 10 am Saturday, and from In 1861, the Constitution obtain favored treatment for boards. sensitive to allow a frontage 6:45 am to 1 pm on Sunday. of the Confederate States Pvt. G. David Schine, a former inmate accused Phone number for the hearing The Pulaski County district road. Farmers will still be able to consultant to the subcommit- impaired is 501-378-3811 of America was adopted by has more than 16,000 students reach cotton gins and grain ele- of breaking officer’s jaw tee. (The confrontation cul- the Confederate Congress in in central Arkansas, while the vators on the existing highway. HOPE — A jail inmate in minated in the famous Senate Offices located at 300 Spring St. Montgomery, Alabama. Helena-West Helena district has Ceremonies are set for mid- Hope faces new charges after Mailing address: In 1865, during the Civ- Army-McCarthy hearings.) P.O. Box 580 about 1,425 students in eastern day at St. Bernards Medical attacking an officer. Hot Springs National Park, AR 71902 il War, Union forces under In 1965, the Rev. James J. Arkansas. This summer, the new- Center in Jonesboro. The Texarkana Gazette re- Telephone number: 623-7711 General William T. Sherman Reeb, a white minister from Hot Springs Village: 922-0979 ly formed Jacksonville North Pu- Arkansas governor ports that inmate Santos Men- Fax: 623-2984 occupied Fayetteville, North Boston, died two days after laski School District will split doza allegedly hit Hempstead News fax: 623-8465 Carolina. being beaten by whites during tapping $10M for radio Malvern: 337-5500 from Pulaski County to form its County Detention Center offi- ( The Sentinel-Record reserves the In 1916, future British Prime civil rights disturbances in Sel- own district. equipment upgrades cer Jimmy Smith, breaking his right to bill for non-solicited press Minister Harold Wilson was ma, Alabama. jaw in three places. releases received by fax.) Arkansas’ annual school LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas Business hours: born in Huddersfield, York- In 1977, more than 130 hos- board elections are in September. Gov. Asa Hutchinson wants to Hempstead County Sher- 8 a.m.-5 p.m. shire, England. tages held in Washington D.C. iff James Singleton says Men- Monday-Friday 40 years in the making, tap $10 million in state funds to In 1935, the Bank of Canada by Hanafi Muslims were freed doza walked up to Smith in a Display advertising I-555 in Arkansas upgrade and replace the state’s Classified advertising began operations, issuing its after ambassadors from three aging emergency radio system threatening manner around The newsroom is open seven days a Islamic nations joined the ne- week, including holidays. After 5 p.m., first series of bank notes. becoming reality around the state. 5:45 p.m. Tuesday. Smith told telephone calls are routed to the In 1942, as Japanese forces gotiations. JONESBORO — Forty years Hutchinson on Thursday an- him to stand down or he’d be newsroom. In 1986, the state of Georgia The publisher reserves the right to continued to advance in the in the making, Interstate 555 in nounced he’s requesting that the STATE, PAGE 3A revise or edit all advertising offered for Pacific during World War II, pardoned Leo Frank, a Jewish publication and to reject any Gen. Douglas MacArthur left businessman who had been objectionable advertising. Also published daily and Sunday in an the Philippines for Australia. lynched in 1915 for the murder Powerball electronic version accessed at (MacArthur, who subsequent- of 13-year-old Mary Phagan. Sheriff’s log http://www.hotspringssr.com In 1993, Janet Reno was The winner numbers drawn Wednes- (U S PS 490- 720) ly vowed, "I shall return," kept March 9 breaking or entering. Miss- unanimously confirmed by the day night in Powerball are: that promise more than 2½ Haleigh Trotter, 401 High- ing were a purse, money Published daily and Sunday at 300 Senate to be attorney general. 14-23-32-34-68 Spring St., Hot Springs National Park, way 290, reported a bur- and driver’s license. AR 71901 by Sentinel-Record Inc. Powerball: 3 In 2004, ten bombs explod- glary. Missing were a com- Periodicals postage paid at Hot ed in quick succession across Eloy Bynum, 164 Thornton Springs National Park, Arkansas. puter, two 12-gauge shot- Ferry Road, reported a theft The Associated Press is entitled the commuter rail network in exclusively to use the republication of Madrid, Spain, killing 191 peo- guns and a .22-caliber riffle. by a known suspect. Miss- all the local news printed in the Frank Partello, 611 Ellison ing was a laptop. newspaper as well as all AP news ple in an attack linked to al-Qa- Police log dispatches. ida-inspired militants. Road, reported a breaking Joseph Carver, 2162 Air- Smartphone, iPad and online acces s are or entering. Missing were March 9 inclu ded with all subscriptions . port Road, reported a theft Newspaper carriers are independent “It’s all right to hesitate if vehicle documents, a car by a known suspect. Miss- Jordan Hollyfield, 709 contractors. you then go ahead.” — Ber- charger and CDs. ing were medications, a Main St., reported a break- POSTMASTER, send address HO T SPRINGS, AR ing or entering. Missing was changes to The Sentinel-Record, P.O. 501-6 23-CARS tholt Brecht, German poet Joni Howell, 129 Enter- Kia vehicle, 9 mm handgun, Box 580, Hot Springs, AR 71902 and dramatist (1898-1956). prise Drive, reported a camera and cellphone. a 9 mm handgun. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 3A Rain prompts evacuations, rescues and closures in Arkansas THE ASSOCIATED PRESS included on the declaration. “Significant flooding is imminent,” showed video of firefighters rescuing Southern Arkansas University in LITTLE ROCK — Storms had Danny Straessle, a spokesman for the said meteorologist Ed Tarver. “This is a man stranded on his car in Jefferson Magnolia was closed Thursday because dropped more than 14 inches of rain on Arkansas Highway and Transportation unusual for one event. You don’t see that County in Central Arkansas. of the heavy rainfall, as were several some parts of Arkansas as of late Thurs- Department, said flood water flowing amount too often, and when it does hap- National Weather Service meteorol- southeast Arkansas schools. day, flooding roads, closing some schools near a 36-inch culvert beneath Arkansas pen it has a significant impact.” ogists in North Little Rock said between In southwestern Arkansas, lightning and businesses, causing water rescues 334 washed out a 20-foot stretch of the Tarver said officials Chicot Coun- 5 and 8 inches of rain had already blan- struck a storage building that was con- and evacuations and wreaking havoc in road south of Hughes. He said the hole ty, which is in Arkansas’ southeastern keted a portion of the state, with more tained gasoline, prompting an explosion the southeastern corner of the state. was about 6 feet deep. corner, reported that water rescues had falling in some areas including those on Wednesday. Yarbrough Volunteer Fire And forecasters say the deluge will “Once the water goes down our main- taken place and people living near Der- southeastern counties. Department Chief Jeff Plowman said the tenance crew should be able to repair it mott were asked to evacuate the area. Meteorologist Sean Clarke said more continue for the rest of the week and into exploding gasoline caused the storage in a week,” Straessle said. He said the officials didn’t say how many rain was coming Friday, Saturday and the weekend. building to catch fire, and then the fire The National Weather Service in people needed rescuing or were asked Sunday, but far less rain was expected to Gov. Asa Hutchinson issued disaster Memphis, Tennessee, said about 10 inch- to evacuate. fall over the next three days. spread to the house. Plowman told the declarations late Thursday for 11 Arkan- es of rain had fallen in the county this A call to the Chicot County Office “The rainfall will not significant on Texarkana Gazette that the home’s oc- sas counties because of flooding that week. of Emergency Management was not im- Friday. It does look like rainfall will hold cupants were able to escape the house has inundated some areas with water Meteorologists at the agency’s office mediately returned Thursday. A Chicot off until late afternoon into evening, unharmed. up to doorways, made some roadways in Jackson, Mississippi, issued a severe County sheriff’s office official said they with the most significant half-inch totals “We tried to save the south end of the impassable and washed away at least one flood threat Thursday for Chicot and had not helped with mandatory evac- across the southeast,” he said. house, but the wind got up and we were portion of a rural highway. Ashley counties, where more than 14 uations but had received a call from a Clarke said another half-inch to inch fighting a losing battle,” Plowman said. Arkansas, Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, inches of rain had fallen and three to housing project manager saying they had would be possible across the state Sat- Rain remains in the forecast until Sat- Chicot, Drew, Jefferson, Lincoln, Mon- five more inches were expected before been advised to evacuate. urday and thunderstorms Sunday could urday, and the weather service says se- roe, Ouchita and Phillips counties were Friday. A Little Rock television station bring the possibility of hail. vere storms are possible on Sunday, too. Rain soaks north Louisiana, 3 dead in severe weather GERALD HERBERT Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Ten- man died when a car was swept AND CHEVEL JOHNSON nessee and Mississippi. off a flooded road. Mike Steele, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In southern Arkansas, heavy a spokesman for the Governor’s rainfall prompted the closure Office of Homeland Security and ELM GROVE, La. — Huge of some schools and roads, and Emergency Preparedness, said a military trucks rumbled through forecasters say the deluge will 22-year-old man and a 6-year-old neighborhoods in northern Lou- continue there for the rest of isiana on Thursday in search of girl in Ouachita Parish have also the week. Meteorologists with been confirmed dead. families trapped by days of relent- the National Weather Service less rain, while men in rain gear Associated Press reporters Bill Fuller say officials have reported water and Chevel Johnson reported from waded through floodwaters up rescues and evacuations near to their chests to rescue stranded New Orleans. Associated Press re- Dermott, Arkansas, as water rises porter Michael Kunzelman in Baton animals. in low-lying areas. More than 14 Rouge contributed to this report. The process repeated itself inches of rain had fallen as of throughout the day and similar Thursday morning in Chicot and rescues were possible later Thurs- Ashley counties in the southeast B U Y IN G day in the southern part of the corner of Arkansas. state, which also braced for heavy In West Tennessee, schools rain. shut down early and roads were • Diamonds Davyon Hill, a meteorologist closed Thursday due to flooding with the National Weather Ser- caused by heavy rain throughout • Es ta te Je w le ry vice’s office in Shreveport, said West Tennessee. skies have cleared in the region, The National Weather Service but the area is not yet out of the The Associated Press says 3 to 10 inches of rain has • B u llio n woods. RISING WATER: Two men secure two horses in rising floodwaters as a Bossier Parish Sheriff truck fallen in counties along the Mis- “It’s not over with,” he said. sissippi River in West Tennessee, • Sterling Silver “There’s still part of a low pres- passes Thursday in Bossier Parish, La. Heavy rain has forced evacuations and caused flash flooding for more than a day. eastern Arkansas and north Mis- sure system that’s in Central Tex- sissippi since late Tuesday, flood- Fla tw a re as that is moving this way and ing roads, parking lots and fields. overnight it will likely bring an- The flood threat is expected to other bout of rain to the region.” leave without the cats. even a guinea pig. ana, said shelter manager Colleen • Broken Gold “We don’t know if they went In Bossier City — across the Morgan. continue into Friday, as another 1 State officials said a 6-year-old to 3 inches of rain could fall in the girl was among three people killed under the trailer or where they Red River from Shreveport — Authorities were using • Pre 1964 90% are,” she said. some 3,500 homes were under high-water vehicles to bring out Mississippi Delta region, meteo- in Louisiana during two days of rologist Scott McNeil said. severe weather that has left roads Gov. John Bel Edwards has de- a mandatory evacuation as a about 1,000 people. Rescuers C o in s clared a state of emergency in 22 precaution because a bayou was were working out of a staging The state emergency manage- covered in water and sent more ment agency in Mississippi says than 1,000 people fleeing their Louisiana parishes, and the Na- approaching the top of its levee. area along Highway 71 in Bossier tional Guard was sent in to help. National Weather Service me- Parish on Thursday. Using boats about 100 people have been evac- homes. uated in the Delta as a result of Docia Winters hugged her Guard spokesman Rebekah teorologist Jason Hansford said and trucks high enough to drive Malone said the Guard has evac- Thursday morning that the bayou through the water, they went severe weather. 3955 Central Ste. 1 20-year-old son, Ryan Ficca, One weather-related drowning when he got off the back of a big uated 361 people from homes in may top the levee or be breached. through the community evacuat- Ho t Spring s AR Bossier, Ouachita and Morehouse One weather spotter just north ing people from their homes. was reported in both Oklahoma truck Thursday morning. She said and Texas earlier this week. she and her husband and daugh- parishes since Wednesday morn- of Monroe reported more than Many residents brought with 501 .520.5550 ing, using trucks that can trav- 18 inches of rain since Tuesday them dogs and cats as they fled. In Louisiana, officials late ter evacuated their trailer on Wednesday said a 63-year-old NW AGOLDSILV ERLOAN S.COM Wednesday, but Ficca had stayed el though water 20 to 30 inches night, he said. Two men could be seen in knee- behind to look after their 11 cats. deep. Dozens of people were at a deep water trying to secure horses She said the water rose so fast, Guardsmen have also evac- Red Cross shelter at the Bossier in the muddy brown waters. GENE Gen e Lockwood’s however, that Ficca was forced to uated 70 dogs, 16 chickens and Civic Center in northwest Louisi- Rain also pummeled parts of W a lgreen s LOCKW OOD’S Wal-Mart 1328 Albert Pike • 6 23-2508 NOVEL From Page One 70W 270W Mon - Thur 9:30 - 6 :00, Fri 9 :30 - 7:00, S a t 9 :30 - 6 :00, S u n 12:00 -5:00 fierce rivalry — them living to- gled with their art every day and with Michelangelo and, therefore, book review said, “Tremendously gether in the same town, hating struggled to be able to make it Leonardo, because he worked at entertaining and ‘unapologetic’ each other, working alongside and I wanted to make sure people the same time and was his rival, in its artistic license, ‘Oil and each other, drove them to create knew that. Making art is hard; it stuck with me.” Marble’ will remind an older two of the most iconic works in doesn’t just fall from the heavens In 2006 on a trip to Florence, generation of the pleasures of Ir- all of history, the Mona Lisa and perfectly done.” Italy, inspired by her surround- ving Stone’s art historical fiction, the David.” Storey was first introduced ings, she pitched the story idea particularly his chronicle of the What inspired her to write to Michelangelo 20 years ago to her husband and began slowly Sistine Chapel ceiling commis- this story, she said, is that when when she was studying art and working on the story and details sion, ‘The Agony and the Ecstasy.’ she would ask people about these art history in Italy at the Univer- when she returned home. Storey’s affection for the period is two artists, no one had any idea sity of Pisa. She began reading “I was also producing five clear. Her narrative instincts are that they even lived at the same everything she could find on the nights a week of television on the strong and her dialogue sharp; time, let alone in the same city, artist and then enrolled in a PhD backside of doing the book, so it and she felt it was her duty to tell program briefly at Washington was just whenever I could do it. throughout, her exposition is their story. University in St. Louis, Miss., I started working out the char- adroit and informative.” “These two get put on such a and studied under one of the top acters and the story and doing Before moving to Los Ange- Large selection of pedestal and modern day culture Michelangelo specialists in the research, and in 2011 I decided les 15 years ago, Storey lived in turns them into some sort of he- world, which is where she first that life is short, and you never Hot Springs and graduated from new styles and classics roes or legends that are untouch- learned of the rivalry between know how much time you have Lakeside High School. able, that just fell from heaven the two artists and the idea for left, so you better do what you “I’m so proud to be able to say for Men and Women and created these perfect pieces the book initially began to grow. really want to do,” she said. “I I’m from Hot Springs,” she said. of art and, to me, that’s unfair to “I quickly figured out aca- knew I really wanted to write this “Oil and Marble” was released them,” she added. “They were demics was not for me and I left,” as a novel.” on March 1, 2016 and can be pur- real, live human men who strug- she added. “But the obsession A New York Times Sunday chased at local bookstores.

DIVISION 2 From Page One as. The affidavit in support of Naramore’s be paid for 10 assignments served since Jan. tive judicial rules allow practicing attorneys 193855 Feb. 11 arrest alleges he forgot to drop off 22 and is scheduled to appear eight more who regularly attend the court to nominate his son at day care and left him in the back days this month. According to the auditor’s and elect by secret ballot an attorney who is seat of a hot car for what Naramore said office, payments from the state appropriation present in the courtroom to serve as a special was approximately five hours. The boy was for special judges aren’t released until the judge when the absence can’t be covered by pronounced dead at the scene with a core administrative office of the courts submits a the other judges in the circuit or one assigned W W eeeekkeenndd SS ppeecciiaallss body temperature of 107 degrees. payment request. by the chief justice. The attorney with the The state Supreme Court suspended Nar- Retired Circuit Judge Stephen Choate has most votes is declared special judge and sworn amore with pay Feb. 18. following the Arkan- been assigned 23 times since his initial assign- in by the court clerk. sas Judicial Discipline and Disability Com- ment Oct. 21 of last year. He has yet to be paid Naramore is scheduled to appear in the $ mission’s unanimous recommendation for for four days he has served since the beginning Division 1 courtroom of the Garland County GRILLED QUAIL 2 5 suspension. The 14-percent pay increase the of the month, and is scheduled to appear two Court House at 9 a.m. today. He faces up to Independent Citizens Commission approved more times in March. Retired Circuit Judge a year in jail and a $2,500 fine for the Class tw o quail served w ith roasted for circuit judges last year raised their salary Ted Capeheart has yet to be paid for three A misdemeanor. Retired Circuit Judge John to $160,000. All of the county’s juvenile cases days he’s served since the beginning of the Langston has been assigned to the case, as to m a to a n d c rim in i m u s h ro o m ris o tto are assigned to Division 2, which also hears month and is scheduled to appear today and the county’s other three circuit judges have domestic relations and probate cases. twice more in March. all recused. Retired Circuit Judge David Goodson was The more than $21,000 paid through He has been paid for three half days SEAFOOD SAMPLER the first substitute assigned to Division 2 and Wednesday includes a day’s pay for local through Wednesday, with two stemming from has been assigned 43 times since his initial attorney Joshua Drake, who filled in for an a civil matter related to the case. Langston assortment of tw o housem ade crab $ assignment Sept. 23 of last year. He is yet to ill Goodson Feb. 16. The state’s administra- signed Naramore’s Feb. 11 arrest warrant. 2 0 cakes and grilled barbecued oysters STATE From Page 2A w ith m ango salsa and buffalo calam ari pepper sprayed. Mendoza then for jaw surgery Thursday. zette reports that the Quorum condition. She estimates Ar- hit Smith in the jaw. Another Crittenden County Court will decide Tuesday kansas would have to spend $10 inmate stepped in until other whether to allow Southeast Ar- million to $12 million to improve & C HEC K O UT O UR N IG HTLY S P EC IA LS ! detention officers arrived. Quorum Court to decide kansas Community Correction the grounds and 30-plus cot- Mendoza was booked into on hospital lease Center in Pine Bluff to lease the tage-style buildings. A lot of your fa vorite the jail Jan. 11 on a court order Crittenden County Hospital. Arkansas Community Cor- WEST MEMPHIS — The menu item s are back! for mental evaluation. He’ll now The hospital has been closed rection has budgeted $650,000 face battery charges in this in- Crittenden County Quorum but maintained by the county that Tyler says could be spent to G ood F ood ,

Court will decide whether to 194326 cident. since going bankrupt in August repair a leaky gym roof at their G ood F r iend s Smith was taken to a local allow a women’s Arkansas Com- 2014. current facility or go toward hospital before an ambulance munity Correction facility to Arkansas Community Cor- covering repairs and remodeling T u e s - T h u r 5 -9 • F ri - S a t 5 -10 transferred him to a hospital in lease a former county hospital. rection deputy director Dina to house the 350 inmates at the Little Rock. He was scheduled The Arkansas Democrat-Ga- Tyler says the facility is in dire hospital. 18 3 4 A i rp o rt R d • 7 6 7 -0 0 6 3 4A The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas State park offers insight into first Arkansas governor

Corbet Deary Outdoor writer and photographer

Outdoor writer and photographer Corbet Deary is featured regularly in The Sentinel-Record. Today, Deary writes about Conway Cemetery State Park. During my travels through Arkansas, I’ve enjoyed the op- portunity to visit a majority of our state parks. The few I have failed to see are located in the extreme corners of the state. I certainly have intentions of visiting these facilities — it’s simply a matter of biding my time until my journeys carry me close to these destinations. While recently planning a trip to Shreveport, La., I eagerly added a small state park nestled in the very southwestern cor- ner of Arkansas to the itinerary. I had been interested in visiting Conway Cemetery State Park for some time, and this would prove a perfect time. I wasn’t scheduled to arrive at my des- tination until mid afternoon, and there was ample time to make a short detour, with time to spare. Before striking out on our excursion, I opted to do a little research. In turn, upon our ar- The Sentinel-Record/Corbet Deary rival at the cemetery, the visit would prove a great deal more CEMETERY: Located in extreme southwest Arkansas, Conway Cemetery State Park is the final resting place for the state’s first governor and his family. intriguing. According to information what we now refer to as the posted on http://www.arkan- “Show Me State” was short, as sasstateparks.com, Conway the 24-year-old and his brother Cemetery State Park is the embarked upon a southward next-to-smallest state park excursion into the Arkansas in Arkansas. However, that’s Territory. no indication the destination Upon arrival, the siblings should be ignored, or lacks in landed reputable occupations, historical significance. In fact, both filling the positions of sur- this 11.5-acre facility is the rest- ing place for the state’s first vey supervisors. James Sevier governor. Conway’s success in the work- It all began in Greene Coun- force had just begun, however, ty, Tenn., in 1796. One would as President John Quincy Ad- suspect that the parents of ams chose him to survey the James Sevier Conway were boundary between Arkansas elated at the birth of their new and the Choctaw Nation, which son. But little did they know is presently the state’s western the significance he would play border. in the history of this great state. Some years later, Conway Conway and his family assisted in the survey of the pulled roots and moved to St Arkansas/Louisiana boundary. Louis in 1818. But his stint in The up-and-coming historical RO CKIN’ P LAN D S CAP E SUPPLY 501-545-0093 M UL CH • TO P S O IL • SAND DECORATIVE ROCK • FLAGSTONE 2 137- E CARPENTER DAM RD. ~ DELIVER Y AVAILABLE ~ The Sentinel-Record/Corbet Deary The Sentinel-Record/Corbet Deary COTTON PLANTATION: Conway Cemetery State Park is located GRAVE SITES: Visitors to Conway Cemetery State Park will on the same property where Gov. Conway owned and operated one notice around 40 graves, one of which is that of Arkansas’ first of Arkansas’ most prominent cotton plantations in the mid 1800s. governor, James Sevier Conway. 2016 VOLUNTEER RESPITE TRAINING icon was then appointed by the Little Rock Arsenal and the of Conway and his wife’s family ers, I peered back toward the President Andrew Jackson to completion of the original state members. front gate where several large the office of Surveyor for Ar- Capitol. The cemetery has was orig- hardwoods towered into the kansas Territory. Although the governor’s at- inally maintained by locals. sky. I couldn’t help but ponder Free Respite Training for Volunteer Respite Providers, However, these concerned how old these trees were and if Family Caregivers, and Community and Faith-based Groups. By this point in his life, tempts to set up a state library citizens had aspirations steps they were planted with purpose Approved for 7.5 CEUs. James Sevier Conway had and a state university failed, played a role in Arkansas’ histo- one could say that his first term would be taken to preserve this back in the day. The setting was An all-day training is being offered ry that would more than satisfy was a huge success. However, historical spot. According to in- beautiful, as large bushes grew the average American citizen. Conway chose not to run for formation posted on the Arkan- alongside the interior of the at the eight locations listed below: But not this man. It was time to his second stint in office, as a sas State Park’s website, their remaining fence. step off into the political arena. result of an unstable economy perseverance eventually paid Slowly making my way, I Texarkana – April 15 Jonesboro – May 17 off when legislation authorizing read the names chiseled into Springdale – April 22 Pine Bluff – May 24 Representing the Democrat- and health issues. ic Party, Conway was victorious The former governor re- the development and acquisi- the lichen-covered tombstones. El Dorado – April 26 Hot Springs – August 8 tion was approved in 1975. Many of the surnames gracing Little Rock – May 4 Fort Smith – August 10 in Arkansas’ initial gubernatori- turned to Walnut Hill, where he al election. Pursuing an agenda would involve himself in civic The cemetery was dedicated these monuments were shared of good roads and education, affairs. Conway’s success was as a historic site and was add- by the first governor of this This is a free event, but you must register. the Arkansas governor also ap- not limited to politics, as he ed to the National Register of state I call home. And I sup- Registration forms available at: proved legislation establishing also operated one of the most Historic Places two years later. posed the other last names were www.choicesinliving.ar.gov/alrc.html a banking system. prominent cotton plantations In 1984, the state Department family members of his wife. Submit registration form via mail, fax, or email. The governor’s accomplish- in south Arkansas until passing of Parks and Tourism accepted Eventually making my way For more information, please call ments were numerous. During in 1855. responsibility of maintaining to a tall monument, I grew The Choices in Living Resource Center at 1-866-801-3435. his four-year tenure, Conway Conway was buried at the and supervising the small plot somewhat excited and humbled of land. And during the state’s upon noticing I was standing at This project is supported, in part, under a grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, was responsible for “obtain- family cemetery on the proper- Administration on Aging. Grantees undertaking projects under government sponsorship are encouraged to Sesquicentennial celebration, the resting place of James Sevi- express freely their fi ndings and conclusions. These contents, however, do not necessarily represent the ing authorization for a state ty where his cotton plantation policy of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and endorsement by the Federal Government penitentiary,” and played a was located. The half-acre plot in 1986, the park was officially er Conway. While staring at his should not be assumed. significant role in establishing contains 40 graves consisting dedicated. grave, I pondered what became With this newfound infor- of his brother. I then contem- mation under my belt, I recent- plated the dates his parents left NOWONLYPOINTSTOQUALIFY! ly arrived eager to see this his- this world. Chances are they toric site firsthand. Pulling into were aware of the important the parking area, I found the role he played in marking the scene pleasant. Nestled along- western and southern bound- side a small stand of towering aries of this state. And since ONLY ! pines, the cemetery was situ- he took the office of governor ated along the edge of a huge at the age of 40, there was a field. chance his parents were still Although the house and out- alive and gleamed with pride buildings are long gone, I tried when he stepped into office. to imagine how the property Eventually opting to bid appeared back in the day. I saw farewell to the state park, I no evidence the soil is present- loaded into the vehicle with a ly being farmed. But my mind sense of accomplishment. Not painted a picture of cotton only had I managed to visit plants stretching practically as one of the few state parks that far as the eye could see. I imag- I had not previously seen, but ined farmers working by the I also savored the opportunity sweat of their brows under a to learn a little more about Ar- blistering sun with implements kansas and one of the men who far more primitive than we are played a huge role in this state’s WHEN YOU EARN POINTS ON YOUR accustomed to today. great history during its infancy. PLAYERS CARD THE PREVIOUS FRIDAY-THURSDAY ONLY IN LAGNIAPPES Entering an iron gate, I grav- Conway Cemetery is locat- itated toward the far side of the ed about 40 miles southeast EVERY FRIDAY | P.M. - P.M. cemetery where several daffo- of Texarkana via Highway 71 DETAILSATTHEWINNERSCIRCLEOROAKLAWNCOM dils had taken root, their beau- and Highway 160. Visit http:// REGULARRREGUG LAAR PPRPRICEICCE tiful yellow flowers swaying www.ArkansasStateParks.com Gambling problem? Call -- in the breeze. From the flow- for more information. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 5A

The Sentinel-Record/Richard Rasmussen POTENTIAL CLOSURE: A vehicle drives past the entrance to the Ouachita Job Corps facility, 570 Job Corps Road, Royal, on Thursday. A federal notice was issued Wednesday by the Department of Labor proposing to close the center and calling for public comments. If approved, the facility could be closed within two to four months.

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answer questions from com- With 85 current students community.” The Sentinel-Record/Mara Kuhn munity leaders and other in- enrolled, 50 employees on the Public comments about the SITE VISIT: Window Mart Windows & Doors employee Eddie Breashears, left, visits with Gov. Asa terested members of the public payroll and an overall annual proposed closure must be sub- Hutchinson after the governor spoke about the company’s expansion plan. about what can be done. Anoth- budget of $4.8 million, Fausti mitted in writing, identified by er meeting is also planned for said the center “is a significant Docket ID number ETA-2016- Monday. contributor to the local econ- 0002, by either the Internet or WINDOW MART From Page One “We just found out about it,” omy.” by mail. said Robert G. Fausti, center “Our employees are from Visit the Federal e-Rulemak- driver for the state,” Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchin- “There is not business success without ded- director, referring to the latest Hot Springs, Mount Ida, Bis- ing Portal at http://www.regu- son said during Thursday’s announcement at the icated employees that put their heart in the development with the issuance marck and we spend a lot of our lations.gov, and follow the web- facility. business. Whenever I try to recruit an industry of the federal notice seeking budget in the area communi- site instructions for submitting Hutchinson spoke about the importance of to Arkansas, they first look at the workforce. public comments on the pro- ty,” he said. “As we are working comments. not only bringing industries to Arkansas, but how They see hardworking people that are skilled and posal to close the center, which on projects we need materials Comments can also be made homegrown businesses invest in their communi- ready to learn more,” said Hutchinson, who has must be received by April 8. A like timber, shingles, bricks and by mail and hand delivery/cou- ties. Window Mart, as an example, donates win- traveled to China, Europe and Cuba to bring jobs decision by the DOL would fol- mortar.” rier. Submit comments to Len- dows to Habitat for Humanity’s house building to Arkansas. low, with the center potentially He also noted the students ita Jacobs-Simmons, National projects in Garland County. “Your commitment, your dedication to the being closed down within two do a lot of volunteer work for Director, Office of Job Corps “I wanted to recognize Window Mart as an task and the quality of the product, allows Arkan- to four months. the community, working closely (OJC), U.S. Department of La- incredible corporate citizen,” Hutchinson said. “I sas to compete and attract industry. It allows the Fausti said he and his staff with the Garland County Sher- bor, Employment and Training were in the process of contact- see Window Mart as an example of what we need United States of America to bring manufacturing iff’s Department, Hot Springs Administration, 200 Constitu- ing local community leaders, to do economically in Arkansas. A homegrown back in strength to our country,” the governor Parks and Recreation and oth- tion Avenue NW., Room N-4459, and he was on his way Thursday business that takes risks, invests in their business, said. er city departments, Quapaw Washington, DC 20210. has great employees and are growing.” “We appreciate the support of what we are morning to a meeting with rep- House and the Ouachita Chil- The $6.5 million investment will span the next doing economically here in this state. Whenever resentatives of Arkansas Gov. dren’s Center “just to name a three years. you look at growing the state of Arkansas eco- Asa Hutchinson and U.S. Rep. few.” S outhern R oots “Their growth plans were defined, understood nomically, you start with a good foundation. That Bruce Westerman, R-District 4. “That’s a huge amount of S A L O N and straight forward,” Danny Games, executive foundation is the philosophy that we must grow “We are trying to inform as money being saved by the pub- vice president of Arkansas Economic Develop- the private sector of our economy more than the many members of the commu- lic,” he said. “We’re a big part of ment Commission, said. “We are very proud to government sector. That is a fundamental princi- nity as we possibly can,” he said, the community around here.” Cindy be a part of this.” ple. We are doing that,” he said. noting they needed the public’s Fausti said they have also help in making their concerns been working with all seven known to their Congressional school districts, “reaching out delegations and legislative lead- to them” about the Job Corps’ Some New England lawmakers ers. “nonresident” programs being Rebecca “It’s going to be up to all of offered to their students. us to save it,” he said. “The schools love this,” he The center was being con- said, noting many of the schools propose leaving Eastern Time sidered for closure last August don’t really have a vocational and placed on the endangered training element that they can REBECCA S EEW A L D • 501 -538-3455 list, primarily due to low atten- MATT O’BRIEN offer. “We are basically like a S tylis t & M a s s a ge Thera pis t The Associated Press dance and graduation rates. vocational college,” he said, “Of- “A large part of it was low CINDY SCHREIMEL• 386.47 3.3882 PROVIDENCE, R.I. — As fering a lot of training they can’t S pecia lizing S hort Trendy most Americans brace themselves attendance,” Fausti said, but Ra zor C uts noted a big part of the problem provide. for losing an hour of sleep this “It’s a really good symbiotic (Sp encers was they were still feeling the 801 C ENTRAL AV E Corner) weekend, some corners of the relationship between us and the country are considering bold al- effects of an enrollment suspen- ternatives to daylight saving time. sion that occurred at all the Job California has a bill that would Corps centers in 2013. Enter to win a ask voters to abolish the practice “In January 2013, the (DOL) FREE Easter of changing clocks twice a year. stopped all enrollment,” he said. Basket! Lawmakers in Alaska and nearly “They later reinstated it, but we a dozen other states are debating had further delays so it wasn’t similar measures. Some lawmak- until June 2013 before we could ers in New England want to go begin enrolling new students even further, seceding from the again. We never really recovered populous Eastern Time Zone and from that.” throwing their lot in with Nova Fausti said their graduation Scotia and Puerto Rico. rate was also effected, noting “Once we spring forward, The Associated Press “the low attendance drives how I don’t want to fall back,” said TIME: In this Jan. 8, 2015, photo, commuters leave the Casco Bay many graduates you have. When you poll low on enrollment then Rhode Island state Rep. Blake Ferry terminal after arriving during a frigid winter early morning the amount you are able to get Filippi, who hopes the whole re- commute in Portland, Maine. As most Americans brace themselves through the system is low.” TTO O Y CCH H EEST S T gion will shift one hour eastward, for losing an hour of sleep, some corners of the country are pro- Another factor were “nega- into the Atlantic Time Zone. posing bold alternatives to daylight saving time. Lawmakers in a tive terminations,” where they “Pretty much everyone I speak to dozen states, from Alaska to Florida, want to abolish the practice The Savory Pantry, in collaboration with have to remove a student from would rather have it light in the of changing clocks twice a year. The Toy Chest, invite you to drop by and the program because of unac- evening than light first thing in BUILD YOUR OWN EASTER BASKET ceptable behavior, such as crim- the morning,” he said. the effect on commerce. ka, where during the short Arctic inal activity, drugs, or physical Choose from an assortment of Opponents of daylight saving And that raises perhaps the winter, the sun sets as early as threats to other students. fabulous toys and delicious foods! time argue that traffic accidents, biggest challenge to this tempo- 3:40 p.m. He said it basically required Sat, March 12, 10am-4pm & Sun, March 13, 10am-1pm heart attacks and strokes increase ral secession movement in tradi- But those who would aban- having two or three students en- when we change time, and that tion-bound New England: Do its don daylight savings are fooling roll in the program to compen- The Toy Chest, 348 Central Ave. contrary to popular belief, it does people really want to stand more themselves if they think we can sate for the loss of one removed The Savory Pantry, 214 Central Ave. not save electricity. 501.624.5858 with eastern Canada and the dis- reward ourselves with more time, in looking at the overall num- Shifting to Atlantic Time and tant Caribbean than the rest of the said Downing, who grew up in bers and stats for the center. never changing back would ef- eastern United States? The effect the Berkshires region of Massa- “Let’s say you are contracted fectively make summertime day- on transit alone — forcing Amtrak chusetts. to deliver 10 box cars. Two are light saving hours permanent, said GENE Gen e and airlines to recalibrate sched- “Even the heartiest of New faulty and have to be removed. Lockwood’s Filippi, who made a public health You are still expected to deliver W a lgreen s ules and commuters to change Englanders have a hibernating LOCKW OOD’S Wal-Mart case for his bill at a Rhode Island 10 cars and have to somehow State House hearing this week. time zones whenever they cross instinct for three or four months 1328 Albert Pike • 6 23-2508 the New York state line — could a year” and won’t likely use the make up for the other two,” he 70W 270W Evening commutes would be said. Mon - Thur 9:30 - 6 :00, Fri 9 :30 - 7:00, S a t 9 :30 - 6 :00, S u n 12:00 -5:00 safer with more sunlight. Winter- involve many unwelcome costs. extra evening light to hang out time lifestyles and mental health “For commerce and transpor- outside, he said. “Most people in could improve. tation, it’s a terrible idea,” said New England feel the stab of pain LARGEST The biggest downside, Filip- Michael Downing, an English pro- in the fall when we return to stan- pi said: Rhode Island children fessor at Tufts University who dard time. There’s no question. SELECTION going to school in early January wrote “Spring Forward: The An- But I don’t think that will translate IN wouldn’t see the sun rise until nual Madness of Daylight Saving into willingness in December, Jan- 8:13 a.m. under Atlantic Time. Time,” a history of the phenom- uary and February of not seeing HOT But he argues that could propel enon. the sunlight until 8 or 9 in the SPRINGS! school districts to start classes Downing doubts residents of morning.” Boston, Providence and Hartford Health advocate Tom Emswil-

later, more in line with the wiring 193856 of adolescent brains. would choose to synchronize er helped plant the Atlantic Time Inspired by long-shot legis- watches with Canada over New Zone idea in the popular imag- Featurin g New lation in Massachusetts, Filippi’s York and Washington. After all, ination with his widely-shared bill would have Rhode Island fol- syncing up with New York’s banks opinion column for the Boston Styles & low the neighboring state’s lead has been so important that cities Globe in the fall. “All of New if it ever defects. He hopes New as far away as Detroit successfully England should adopt Atlantic Co lors Hampshire, Vermont and Maine petitioned to join the Eastern time Standard Time, but we don’t have would then see the light. He fig- zone decades ago, he said. a New England legislature so fo r ures there’s little chance Con- Nearly half the U.S. population we have to start somewhere,” necticut would join in, since so now lives on Eastern Time, but Emswiler said. 201 6! many of its residents commute to New England juts much farther Massachusetts state Sen. John New York City. east than anywhere else, giving Keenan, a Quincy Democrat, in- States can exempt themselves it some of the country’s earliest troduced a bill to form a state La dies , from daylight savings under the winter sunsets. During standard commission to study the idea. Mens federal Uniform Time Act, but time, the December sun currently Emswiler thinks “it’s almost moving to a different time zone sets as early as 4:15 p.m. in Provi- certain it’ll go nowhere” in the and requires approval from Congress dence, 4:11 p.m. in Boston and 3:45 short term, but he hopes people or the U.S. Department of Trans- p.m. in Frenchville, Maine. That’s now understand that “we do have Yo uth portation, which must consider nearly as bad as Anchorage, Alas- an ability to change this.” 6A The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas Germany: Files listing Islamic State fighters are authentic DAVID RISING er U.S. officials have seen them. AND BASSEM MROUE The Islamic State in Iraq and The Associated Press the Levant was the official name BERLIN — Thousands of files of the group before its leader, Abu have surfaced with personal data Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared the Is- on members of the Islamic State lamic State caliphate in June 2014 group — documents that might after the group captured wide help authorities track down and areas of Iraq, including the sec- prosecute foreign fighters who ond-largest city of Mosul. returned home after joining the The extremist group was extremists, or identify those who formed in 2013 during the brief recruited them in the first place. merger of al-Qaida’s branches in Germany’s federal criminal Iraq and Syria, known as the Is- police said Thursday they are in lamic State in Iraq, and the Nusra possession of the files and believe Front. After they split in early they are authentic. 2013, those under al-Baghdadi’s The announcement came after command kept using the name Britain’s Sky News reported it ISIL until the caliphate was de- had obtained 22,000 Islamic State clared and they started using just files that detail the real names of the Islamic State. fighters for the group, where they The date of the documents were from, their telephone num- suggested they may not provide bers and even names of those who information on the group’s cur- sponsored and recruited them. In rent membership, but could offer a joint report, Germany’s Sued- insight into fighters recruited in deutsche Zeitung newspaper in 2013 as well as its bureaucratic Munich and broadcasters WDR systems. and NDR reported independently Mathieu Guidere, a French Monday they had obtained “many analyst who has written a book dozens” of pages of such docu- about the Islamic State, cautioned ments itself. against taking the documents at “This is a huge data base — face value. Guidere worked on there are more than something deconstructing records obtained like 22,000 names, so this is very, from al-Qaida in Iraq in 2007 and very important,” said Dalia Gha- said about 80 percent of the in- nem-Yazbeck, a research analyst at formation in them turned out to the Carnegie Middle East Center. The Associated Press be a plant. She said the files would “defi- ISLAMIC STATE: In this Monday, June 16, 2014, photo, Demonstrators chant pro-al-Qaida-inspired Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant Among the more than 400 nitely” help international security (ISIL) as they carry al-Qaida flags in front of the provincial government headquarters in Mosul, 225 miles (360 kilometers) northwest French names on the Syrian list, services, including those in Arab of Baghdad, Iraq. Germany's federal criminal police said Thursday they are in possession of files containing personal data on members he said some were real and some countries, to confirm the iden- of the extremist Islamic State group and believe them to be authentic. appeared to be false — a pattern tities of those who have already he said likely was true for the rest left to fight for Islamic State, to of the documents. discover the identities of new He said that while he was not only 1,736 names and Hamdan suicide attacks. think-tank, noted that the data fighters, and to help them in iden- He speculated that it could able to verify the documents, he couldn’t explain the discrepancy. As of last month, the U.S. es- was from 2013, and thus might not be an attempt by the Syrian ad- tifying those who return home hoped that “if there is a media “The document gives the ji- timates IS had 19,000 to 25,000 be “that important.” from Syria and Iraq. ministration to engage Western outlet that has these names and hadists who want to join Daesh fighters in Iraq and Syria, down But he added: “Clearly, there intelligence agencies. Sky said the files, obtained at numbers, I hope they publish the choice of profession, what from an estimated 20,000 to is a fracture in the organization, the border between Turkey and “These are files that are part them.” does he want to be: a suicide 31,500 fighters — a number that people are disillusioned, the price real, part fabrication,” Guidere Syria, were passed to them on That would help bring atten- bomber, a martyr, a fighter, or an was based on intelligence reports of oil is dropping — and that is a memory stick stolen from the said. “I think the Syrians want tion to the problem of foreign administrative worker. And many from May to August 2014. having an effect on their opera- head of the Islamic State’s internal to negotiate an information ex- fighters joining IS and also would of the people who join the Islamic The decrease reflects the com- tions and paying people.” security police by a former fighter change.” help authorities to crack down on State as administrative workers bined effects of battlefield deaths, Markus Koths, a spokesman who had grown disillusioned with Speaking to reporters in Brus- the problem, he said. have degrees in engineering, com- desertions, internal disciplinary for Germany’s Federal Criminal the group. puters and many strong majors,” action, recruiting shortfalls and Police Office, the Bundeskrim- sels, German Interior Minister Sueddeutsche Zeitung and the “This would allow the law en- Thomas de Maiziere said the doc- forcement apparatus across the Hamdan told The Associated difficulties that foreign fighters inalamt, told the AP that the German broadcasters reported Press in Tunis. face traveling to Syria, according agency had IS documents such as uments in Germany’s possession they also had obtained the files world to become much more en- “are most likely authentic” and gaged and begin to help do what The documents it posted had to a U.S. official, who spoke on those obtained by the Sueddeut- on the Turkey-Syria border, where the word “secret” at the bottom, condition of anonymity because sche Zeitung. He would not com- “show the thoroughness of this we can to stem this flow of foreign they said Islamic State files and while on the top it had the name the official was not authorized ment on specifics about either criminal organization.” fighters — so we’re hopeful that videos were widely available from “Islamic State in Iraq and the Le- to discuss the estimates with the media report amid an ongoing He said authorities can use the anti-IS Kurdish fighters and mem- its accurate and if so we certainly vant,” or ISIL, on one top corner media. investigation, and he also would documents to build better cases bers of IS itself. plan to do everything we can to and the “General Directorate of The documents appear to have not say how German intelligence against people who had gone to The documents highlight the help,” he said. Borders” on the other. Hamdan been collected near the end of obtained the documents, or how fight with Islamic State and then bureaucratic work of the highly Both Sky and Sueddeutsche said they were the same as those 2013, Sky News reported. At that long they have been in its posses- returned home. secretive extremist group that Zeitung reported the documents obtained by Sky. time, the Islamic State was “at sion, “for tactical reasons.” “If it’s now clear that they has spread fear through its brutal were forms with 23 questions to The website’s documents a pretty early stage of its state- He did say, however: “We be- were there, … then it is an import- killings and deadly attacks in its be filled out by recruits when they stated the fighters entered areas building capacity,” Ghanem-Yaz- lieve there is a high probability ant supplement to the chain of self-declared caliphate of Syria were inducted into the Islamic under IS control in 2013, except beck said. that these documents are gen- evidence that leads to a tougher and Iraq, as well as in places like State. Sky said they included na- for a Turkish citizen born in 1989 “I wouldn’t say that this is the uine.” and more precise verdict, then France, Turkey, Lebanon, Yemen tionals from at least 51 countries, who entered on May 12, 2014. It most dangerous leak, but it is very “These documents are of sig- they are very useful documents,” and Libya. including the U.S. and Britain. also says which border point the interesting to see what does it nificance for us for prosecutorial he said. The information could help Zaman al-Wasl English, a Syr- fighter crossed, who from his fam- mean exactly for IS,” she said at reasons and for threat preven- Mroue reported from Beirut. Asso- the U.S.-led coalition that is fight- ian news site critical of extremist ily IS should contact, his personal her office in Beirut. “It shows that tion,” he said. ciated Press writers Zeina Karam in ing the Islamic State group by fighters and the government, also belongings, blood type and mari- the organization is not that … her- Koths would not say whether Beirut, Susannah George in Baghdad, obtained the documents from a Deb Riechmann in Washington, Pais- aiding in a crackdown on the ex- tal status. metically sealed.” other intelligence agencies had ley Dodds in London, Lori Hinnant in tremists’ foreign fighter networks, source in the border area, said its It posted 122 documents of Haras Rafiq, managing direc- the same files, and the CIA de- Paris, Bouazza ben Bouazza in Tunis, said U.S. Army Col. Steve Warren, editor, Mohamed Hamdan. fighters from around the world tor of the London-based Quilliam clined to comment on the authen- and Kirsten Grieshaber in Berlin con- a spokesman for the coalition. However, the site only had who said they wanted to carry out Foundation, an anti-extremist ticity of the documents or wheth- tributed to this report. Get your Gunmen, 1 with rifle, worked as team to kill 6 at cookout at THE ASSOCIATED PRESS using a rifle to shoot the victims to stopping the violence in our found on the tiny back porch. “He said he didn’t want the WILKINSBURG, Pa. — Two in the head as they were driven communities.” “They were all head shots,” bad men to get him,” she said. gunmen working as a team fatal- in his direction, a prosecutor said “As a community, we must Zappala said. She said she didn’t know why ly shot five people including a Thursday. say enough is enough,” he said. 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JOSH LEDERMAN Under that scenario, which AND STEVE PEOPLES Republican candidates and The Associated Press their party’s leaders have been WASHINGTON — Presi- reluctant to discuss, the nom- dent Barack Obama says years ination could be wrested from of knee-jerk GOP hostility to- Trump during a brokered na- ward him has fueled Donald tional convention in July. Trump’s rise, arguing Thurs- Though the GOP candi- day that Republicans have no dates have been eyeing Flor- one to blame but themselves. Trump’s GOP rivals head- ida and its 99 delegates for ed into their final debate be- months, none of Trump’s rivals fore next week’s key primaries was expected to campaign ag- wondering if it was already too gressively in the state the next late to stop him from claiming few days, facing the strong their party’s nomination. possibility of a Trump romp Relishing the opportunity there on Tuesday. to ridicule what he called the Gov. John Kasich, too, was GOP “circus,” Obama sought facing a make-or-break contest to tie Trump to his primary on Tuesday: this one in his election opponents by claim- ing they see eye to eye on the home state of Ohio. Sixty-six issues — even if the flamboy- delegates are at stake in that ant billionaire puts on a more contest, which offers Kasich provocative act. The president his best opportunity to win his said that on immigration and first state and keep his cam- other issues, Trump’s not so paign alive. different from Texas Sen. Ted Yet Trump’s biggest threat Cruz and Florida Sen. Marco remained Cruz, who has se- Rubio. cured 359 delegates to Trump’s “What I’m not going to do is to validate some notion 458 in the Republican contests that the Republican crackup held so far. Trump renewed that’s been taking place is a his vigorous criticism of Cruz consequence of actions that on Thursday, casting the rival I’ve taken,” Obama said in the he calls “Lying Ted” as too po- Rose Garden, citing conspiracy larizing to break the Washing- theories about his birth cer- ton gridlock or win a general tificate as Exhibit A. “I don’t election. remember saying, ‘Hey, why The coming burst of prima- don’t you ask me about that?’” The Associated Press Obama’s diagnosis of the ry contests also weighs heav- NEWS CONFERENCE: President Barack Obama speaks during a joint news conference with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ily on the Democrats, with GOP’s ills came as Trump’s on Thursday in the Rose Garden of White House in Washington. rivals appeared increasingly Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders worried that he had all but aiming to turn his surprising locked up the nomination, and home state of Florida votes on that maximalist, absolutist po- Clinton expressed outrage even appalled by a lot of what victory in Michigan into con- that if anyone can stop him, it’s Tuesday. sitions on issues are politically at Trump and his campaign I see going on,” Clinton told tinued longevity for a primary Cruz, a polarizing conservative Obama mused it was “nov- advantageous, that there is a after a man was charged with MSNBC. battle that many Democrats firebrand. Even Cruz’s pickup el” that some Republicans ‘them’ out there and an ‘us,’ assault for attacking a protest- For months now, an- had figured was nearing an of an endorsement from Utah have pointed the finger at him and ‘them’ are the folks who er at a Trump rally. Confronta- ti-Trump Republicans have end. Though Clinton is now Sen. Mike Lee — notably the first from any of his Senate for the deteriorating tone of are causing whatever problems tions, sometimes violent, have been hoping that a winnowed halfway to the delegate count colleagues — underscored American politics. you’re experiencing.’” become common at Trump field would allow a single can- needed for nomination, Sand- just how much he’s disdained Rather, he said, the Republi- The likelihood of a Trump rallies across the country. The didate to emerge as a strong al- ers’ success in Michigan of- within the Republican estab- can establishment had created nomination wasn’t rattling Trump campaign tells support- ternative the party could rally fered a fresh rationale for the lishment. “an environment where some- Hillary Clinton — at least not ers to merely drown out pro- behind. In a twist, the playing self-declared democratic so- Illustrating the dire straits body like a Donald Trump can publicly. The Democratic can- testers by chanting his name, field has shifted so their best cialist to keep fighting Clinton. for the anti-Trump forces thrive.” GOP leaders have done didate told voters in Tampa, but the candidate often seems chance for stopping Trump was growing speculation that that, he said, by telling the par- Florida, that the GOP race to egg his backers on and even may be if his three remaining Peoples reported from Miami. As- Rubio, once seen as the best ty for seven years that “every- wasn’t for her to decide, but has offered to pay their legal rivals all post wins in their sociated Press writers Kathleen chance to stop Trump, may thing I do is to be opposed, added that given the things the bills. strongest states, denying him Hennessey, Stephen Ohlemacher, Jill soon bow out of the race — that cooperation or compro- Republicans have said, “I will “Count me among those the 1,237 delegates he needs to Colvin, Ken Thomas and Julie Pace potentially even before his mise somehow is a betrayal, take any one of them.” who are truly distraught and clinch the nomination. contributed to this report. Trump’s rough handling of rally dissenters stirs questions

ALLEN G. BREED right and what is wrong.” rules in a private setting,’” he The Associated Press In an email about the in- said. But a public place doesn’t To Rakeem Jones, flanked cident and arrest, Trump become “a private country on all sides by uniformed sher- spokeswoman Hope Hicks club,” he added, “just because iff’s deputies, it was more than said Thursday, “We are Not somebody writes a big check.” just the shock of being ejected involved.” from a political rally for Don- Whether someone’s rights Breed reported from Raleigh, North are being trampled depends Carolina. AP Writer Jill Colvin con- ald Trump. The black man felt tributed from Fayetteville. as if he was being transported on the venue, be it public or back in time. private, said Ken Paulson, pres- “It’s not the America they ident of the First Amendment portray on TV,” the 26-year- Center at the Newseum in S till su fferin g fro m old said, the day after he was Washington, D.C. wrestled to the ground by of- “Basically, you always have S C IATIC PAIN ? ficers and punched in the face to remember that the First Amendment says, ‘Congress Dr. Wm. Schmidt during the campaign event in 194192 Fayetteville, North Carolina. shall make no law.’ It doesn’t 316 S t. Lo u is Pla ce • 321- 9081 But to friend Ronnie Rouse, say, ‘Trump shall make no who caught the incident on video, it was “totally Ameri- can.” “This is the America ev- Seizures affecting your erybody wants to ignore,” the music producer told The Asso- daily activities? ciated Press Thursday. “This is the America, when people tell you, ‘Oh, racism doesn’t exist.’ Explore an investigational treatment while It’s here.” continuing on your current treatment! What should we make of The Associated Press scenes like this Wednesday REMOVED: In this March 5 photo, a man is removed as he protests Republican presidential candidate Participants should be: evening at Crown Coliseum? Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Orlando, Fla. They have become a reg- 12-15 years old ular thing at Trump rallies, Diagnosed with Epilepsy and while security experts they started punching back. It events, said he hasn’t seen any calm things down or to pro- say Trump has every right to was a beautiful thing.” instances where law enforce- voke confrontations, to inspire Able to stay over-night for study visits quash dissent at events he’s In Fayetteville, strong ment or private security have or to create an atmosphere of Other criteria apply paying for, they say the Repub- words between Trump sup- overstepped. But he thinks the intolerance.” lican front-runner is playing porters and protesters quickly candidate should show more Kephart, the ex-police chief, with fire by not tamping down ignited. tolerance for protest. agrees that Trump should be a uncivil behavior and assault. Rouse said his group was “Mr. Trump is a wise and little more willing to take the HOPE THROUGH RESEARCH “I would go so far as to say reacting to an insult against wily man,” said Wertheimer, boos and heckling. What he that I find that abhorrent,” se- one of their party when they head of Los Angeles-based shouldn’t tolerate, he said, is curity consultant Stan Keph- were suddenly swarmed by of- Crowd Management Strate- violence. 501-227-6179 art, a former police chief in ficers, and Jones was thrown to gies. “I think he, in general, “If you don’t say anything, Arizona and California, says the floor. As he was being led knows what he’s doing, and he you’re assenting to it. You’re www.ClinicalTrialsInc.com of Trump’s failure to call out away, Jones said he could hear does this intentionally to stir saying it’s OK.” he said. “You his pugnacious followers. “To Trump shouting, “Go home up the crowd.” want to be president, you me, he’s pressing the line. He’s to your mama.” Jones’ mother But he said the candidate is should stand up for what is doing things that you would died eight years ago. taking a risk. see a showman do.” Jones said the man who hit “I think things can quickly What’s Trump’s attitude him was allowed to stay, but get out of control if he con- about all of this? on Thursday, the Cumberland tinues to act this way,” said He once said he’d like to County Sheriff’s Department Wertheimer, who’s consulted personally punch a protester B e lle A rti & charged John Franklin McGraw with authorities in Ferguson, in the face, and has pledged to of Linden, North Carolina, Missouri, Baltimore and other pay his supporters’ legal bills if with assault and disorderly recent hot spots. “The man or they get in trouble. conduct. woman on the stage with the He’s spoken fondly of the T he Porterhou se The role of law enforce- mic has a lot of power — to “good old days” when police ment in these situations is not could rough protesters up simple. Dine With Us! without fear of backlash. “But “We respect folks’ First today,” he said Wednesday in Amendment rights to free N ow Fayetteville, “they walk in and speech. We’re not there to po- It’s the they put their hand up and lice the protesters,” said Rob- Bu y 1 Dinner En trée - Taking they put the wrong finger in ert K. Hoback, a spokesman for NUMBER ONE the air … and they get away the Secret Service, comment- cancer killer. Get 1 Half Price RESERVA TIO N S with murder. Because we’ve ing on reports that Secret Ser- for become weak.” Trump also vice agents escorted protesters Of eq u a l or lesser va lu e Easter told the Fayetteville crowd out of a recent Trump event in NO MORE EXCUSES. about one past protester, “a V A L ID S UN D A Y 3/ 1 3/ 1 6 - TH URS D A Y 3/ 1 7 / 1 6 • 4:00 - 7 :00P M Georgia. He said they only act NO MORE LUNG CANCER. M ust present coupon , 1 coupon per person S unday real bad dude,” who punched on threats to the “protectee.” C annot be com bined w ith other discount coupons or dinner specials people. “And we had some BO TH ENN TREESS INN H O USS E O NN LL YY -- NN O T VV A LL ID “TO G O ” M a rch 27 th Crowd control expert C O UPP O NN EXX C LL UD ESS :: people - some rough guys like Paul Wertheimer, who has lungcanceralliance.org SS URF & TURF,, LL O BSS TER TA ILL ,, C RA B LL EG SS ,, SS H RIM PP SS KK EWW ERSS & PP O RTERH O USS E FO R 2 201 6 we have right in here - and been keeping track of Trump VIEWPOINTS 8A The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas Only voters can stop Trump now WASHINGTON — We the people are going to have to save ourselves from Donald Trump, because politicians don’t seem up to the task. For the big-haired billionaire it was another week, another romp. In winning three of the four states up for grabs Tuesday, Trump demonstrated once again the weaknesses of his rivals. Ted Cruz, whose core support is among staunch conservatives and evangelical Christians, should have won Mississippi. John Kasich, the sitting governor of Ohio, should have won next-door Michigan. And Marco Rubio … well, he should have competed somewhere. Cruz did manage to win Idaho, somewhat bolstering his claim to be the only plau- Eugene sible anti-Trump candidate Robinson left in the field. But Trump has now won primaries in Copyright 2014, the Northeast, the South, Washington Post the West and the Midwest. Exit polling showed he had Writers group strength among both conser- vative and moderate voters. If he were not so danger- ously unsuitable for the presidency, at this point he’d be called the presumptive Republican nominee. Fumbling efforts by what’s left of the GOP establishment to halt Trump’s march to power seem too little, too late. Mitt Romney’s never-Trump salvo may have been intended to influence voters in Michigan, where Romney grew up and his father was a popular governor. If so, it was a humiliating failure. One problem was that after forcefully stating why Republicans should not vote for Trump, Romney refused to say whom they should choose instead. There’s an old saying in politics: “You can’t beat somebody with nobody.” There is no way the establishment Demagogue that the founders feared will derail Trump without settling on, and backing to the hilt, a viable alternative. “The effect of liberty to indi- tives against Republicans. is natural. Cynically exploiting policy, character, and responsi- This will likely be remembered as the week when the establish- viduals is that they may do what Or maybe, as reform con- fear is an art. And Trump is a bility in their candidates. The ment finally gave up on Rubio. He was always the fair-haired boy of they please; we ought to see what servatives have argued, Re- Rembrandt of demagoguery. Trump phenomenon suggests party insiders, but not, alas, of the voters; he has managed to win it will please them to do, before publicans have not adequately But this does not release citi- only two contests, in Minnesota and Puerto Rico, and routinely that in a significant proportion we risk congratulations.” responded to 25 years of eco- zens from all responsibility. The of the (nominally) Republican finishes third or even fourth. — Edmund Burke nomic dislocation and wage theory that voters, like custom- Rubio acknowledged this week that he rues his decision to go electorate, this self-respect has stagnation — challenges faced ers, are always right has little to decayed considerably.” after Trump with playground insults. He is right to be remorseful, WASHINGTON — As the by blue-collar families that sim- do with the American form of With the theory of a pres- because that ploy probably cost him any chance at the nomination. unthinkable becomes likely, the ply don’t yield to a circa-1981 government. The founders had His grand display of juvenile behavior reinforced the notion that question arises: Who is really to GOP agenda of tax cuts and little patience for “pure democ- idential nominee as wreck- he is too young and unformed to be president. Trump, who knows blame for Donald Trump? deregulation. racy,” which they found particu- ing ball, we have reached the how to find the jugular, started calling him “Little Marco.” It stuck. The proximate answer is a The problem? All these same larly vulnerable to demagogues. culmination of the founders’ Rubio is trying desperately to win his home state of Florida durable plurality in the Republi- arguments were being made “Men of factious tempers, of fears: Democracy is producing next Tuesday, and a new Washington Post-Univision News poll can primary electorate, concen- by the same local preju- a genuine threat to the Amer- shows him perhaps within striking distance; Trump leads with 38 trated among non-college-edu- people before dices, or of ican form of self-government. percent, but Rubio is fairly close at 31 percent. Kasich, meanwhile, cated whites but not limited to Trump arrived sinister de- Trump imagines leadership as is gaining on Trump in Ohio; a recent Fox News poll even showed them. They are applying Trump on the scene. Micheal signs,” says the governor with a small lead. pure act, freed from reflection like a wrecking ball against the A new and Federalist If Trump wins those states, the Rubio and Kasich candidacies Gerson and restraint. He has expressed old political order. And it clear- unexpected 10, “may by are effectively over. More important, the winner-take-all haul of disdain for religious and ethnic ly does not matter to them if development Copyright 2016, intrigue, by delegates — and Trump is also leading in Illinois, Missouri and minorities. He has proposed their instrument is qualified, in American corruption, North Carolina, the other three states that vote Tuesday — would Washington Post restrictions on press freedom honest, stable, knowledgeable, politics has or by other increase the possibility that Trump could win the nomination Writers group and threatened political ene- ethical, consistent or honorable. managed to means, first outright, rather than have to fight for it at a contested party con- confirm ev- obtain the mies with retribution. He offers vention. But why has this group of erything peo- suffrages, himself as the embodiment of Put me down as extremely skeptical that the party will try to voters cohered, while other el- ements of the Republican coali- ple already believed, suggesting and then betray the interests, the national will, driven by an deny Trump the nomination if he comes to the convention with intuitive vision of greatness. anywhere near the required majority of delegates. To do so would tion have fractured? that not much learning is taking of the people.” A representa- Some blame compromised place. tive government is designed to None of this is hidden. require a fortitude and a willingness to stand up to Trump’s bully- The founders may not have ing that the establishment has not shown thus far. Republican leaders who have Whoever else might be frustrate sinister majorities (or The low point came at last week’s debate when Trump’s oppo- resolutely refused to do things implicated, it is necessary to committed pluralities), by me- imagined political parties as a nents all described him as unfit for the presidency — then meekly — such as unilaterally over- say that Trump is to blame diating public views through “a check on public passions, but pledged to support him if he is the nominee. turning Obamacare — that they for Trump. The fact that he is chosen body of citizens, whose that is the role the GOP must Stopping Trump, either before or during the convention, would actually lack the constitutional appealing to understandable wisdom may best discern the now play — as important as any require party leaders to swallow hard and support Cruz, who is power to do. Or maybe the es- concerns does not make him true interest of their country.” in its long history. It is late, but right to portray himself as the only realistic alternative. Cruz has, tablishment invited a backlash a valid or responsible voice. In Trump is the guy your not too late. With losses in Ohio after all, won seven states. He is widely disliked by party leaders, for insufficient toughness on the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, Founding Fathers warned you and Florida on March 15, Trump illegal immigration — though for example, President George about. “The question is not many of whom believe he would almost surely lose in the general may well be held below a ma- it is hard to imagine why public W. Bush could have chosen to ‘Why Trump now?’” argues election — and potentially bring down some GOP Senate and jority of delegates at the Cleve- House candidates with him. But if the establishment does not agree urgency would spike just as the blame Islam and stir up preju- constitutional scholar Matthew flow of illegal immigration has dice. He didn’t. In the aftermath Franck, “but rather ‘Why not land convention. And then this on someone else, Donald J. Trump will be the standard-bearer of a chosen body of citizens should political organization that calls itself the “Party of Lincoln.” slowed to a trickle. Or maybe a of the Paris and San Bernardino a Trump before now?’ Perhaps parallel establishment of con- attacks, Trump did, picking on a some residual self-respect on play its perfectly legitimate role Can Republicans really stomach such a thing? Do they watch and give its nomination to a those Trump rallies, with protesters being roughed up by angry servative talk radio, PACs and religious minority for self-serv- the part of primary voters has mobs, and feel proud? Do they agree with his call to reinstitute websites gains listeners, funds ing political reasons. driven them, up to now, to seek constructive and responsible torture? Do they really believe that Mexico will pay for the wall? and clicks by inciting conserva- In a dangerous world, fear experience, knowledge of public leader. The GOP allowed Trump to get this far and seems powerless to stop him. In November, it appears, voters will have to do the job. Letter to the editor Trickle down or up? my? Rarely, if ever! in banks and other financial institution and I do understand the policy of “trickle manufacturing giants, these people’s wealth Dear editor: up economics.” Give the tax breaks to the is positively generated due to the consum- P.O. Box 580 Do you believe in “trickle down eco- upper middle, middle, lower middle and ers spending their money. Why should we Hot Springs, AR 71902 nomics?” The three major Republican can- low income families and see what happens. rely on the wealth mongers to invest in our didates are all espousing tax breaks for Most citizens take their refunds and buy lives when they are more concerned with wealthy Americans. cars, homes, appliances, etc., and repay generating greater wealth at our expense. Clyde E. Palmer (1876-1957) I personally don’t understand the men- loans. Instead of reinvesting in their portfo- Trickle down or trickle up — which is Walter E. Hussman (1906-1988) tality of “trickle down economics.” Have lios, consumer citizens inject their refunds better for you? you really ever seen the wealthy take their back into the economy. Paul Reilly Walter E. Hussman Jr. Publisher tax breaks and put it back into the econo- At this point, because wealth is invested Hot Springs

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Doonesbury Garry Trudeau Mallard Fillmore Bruce Tinsley Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 9A GOP rivals Obituaries p.m. Sunday, March 13, 2016, at Cody Forbush Saturday, March 12, 2016, at St ed at http://www.eastfuneral- the church. Francis’ Garden in Crestview homes.com. rumble Guest registry is at http// Cody Forbush, 23, of Hot Cemetery, Hot Springs. www.carriganmemorial.com. Springs, died Wednesday, March Aaron P. Keys Arrangements are entrusted 9, 2016. DENVER, Colo. — Aaron politely to Carrigan Memorial Funeral Arrangements by Gross Fu- Preston Keys, 42, of Denver, Services, Inc. neral Home. Colo., formerly of Hot Springs, Michael Hines passed away on March 5, 2016. in debate Funeral service for Mr. Mi- He was born in Hot Springs, chael Hines, 43, of Hot Springs, to Larry and America Keys. Aar- NANCY BENAC AND who died Wednesday, March 9, on was a U.S. Navy Veteran. JULIE BYKOWICZ 2016, in Little Rock, will be held He was preceded in death The Associated Press 2 p.m. Sunday at Oaklawn Unit- by his mother, America Keys- MIAMI — Donald Trump ed Methodist Church. Bell; paternal grandparents and opened Thursday’s Republican Visitation will be from 6-8 maternal grandfather. president debate with a none-too- p.m. Saturday in the chapel of Survivors include his fa- subtle message for GOP forces Gross Funeral Home. ther, Larry Keys; two brothers, to unite behind his candidacy, Anson and Austin Keys; sis- saying, “The Republican establish- ter, Ariel Garcia; son, Preston ment should embrace what’s hap- Stephen B. Baldwin Michael Johnston Keys; ma- pening.” Trump announced that Stephen Birl Baldwin, 60, of ternal grandmother, America one-time foe Ben Carson would Hot Springs, died Wednesday, O’Keefe; and companion, Jen- endorse him on Friday. March 9, 2016. Kenneth R. nifer New-Keys. At least in the debate’s early He was born Sept. 6, 1955, Visitation will be at 10 a.m., going, unlike previous face-offs, in Hot Springs, to Johnny and Johnston Sr. Monday, March 14, 2016, with the candidates were on their best Christine Droke Baldwin. He Kenneth Ray Johnston Sr. 57, service to follow at 11 a.m. in the behavior, sticking to policy and was a 1974 graduate of Hot Jerry D. Bean of Little Rock, went to be with chapel of Gross Funeral Home avoiding personal attacks. Springs High School. Stephen Jesus on March 8, 2016. with Pastor Bob Thornton of- Trump and his three oppo- attended the Assembly of God JESSIEVILLE — Jerry Don ficiating. Bean, 66, of Jessieville, passed He was born on Nov. 5, 1958, nents quickly plunged into a dis- and Trinity Church. He was em- in Texarkana, Mr. Johnston was The online obituary, guest- cussion of trade that found them ployed with Arkla Gas (Center away March 8, 2016. book, and memorial tribute are He was born May 23, 1949, to a finishing carpenter. largely in agreement on a need to Point Energy) for 26 years and a He is preceded in death by available at http://www.grossfu- crack down on trade deals that retiree of the Hot Springs School Frank Bean and Velma (Blythe) neralhome.com. Bean, in Hot Springs. his daughter, Heather Johnston tip the scales against U.S. workers District. Stephen loved to watch Coker, and his stepfather, Gene western movies, loved old cars Jerry Don loved to fish, deer Ruth Lerohl without slamming the door on Webb. and never met a stranger. hunt and was a huge sports fan, HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE — global markets. Survivors include his son, Each of the candidates had He was preceded in death especially when the Razorbacks Ruth Lerohl, 81, of Hot Springs by his father, Johnny Baldwin; were on television. He was kind, Dennis L. Howard Kenneth Ray Johnston Jr., of Village, died March 10, 2016. an urgent mission as the GOP Detroit, Texas; mother, Helen debate gave them a last chance seven uncles and one aunt. never met a stranger and would SHREVEPORT, La. — Den- Arrangements are with Webb, of Hot Springs; father to put their case to a televised He is survived by his wife do for others before he would nis “Denny” Lee Howard, 65, of Caruth-Hale Funeral Home. and stepmother, M.C. and Kay audience of millions before voters of 39 years, Theresa Baldwin; do anything for himself. Shreveport, La., passed away Johnston, of Ashdown; sister, Thelma L. Smith in Florida and four other states his mother, Christine Baldwin; He is preceded in death by Jan. 16, 2016, at Willis Knighton dish out delegates next Tuesday. three sons, Johnny (Candice) his parents; and one brother, South Hospital, following a Sharon McGlothin, of Little A celebration of life for Those elections will go a long way Baldwin, Corey (Jessica) Bald- Billy Bean. lengthy illness. Rock; two stepbrothers, Kim Thelma Lou Smith, 77, of Hot toward determining the outcome win and Chad (Sarah) Baldwin; Survivors include his loving He was born July 17, 1950, in Webb, of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Springs, who died March 8, 2016, of the primary season. one brother, Ross (Debbie) Bald- wife of 43 years, Donna Bean; Oak Park, Ill. Steve Webb, of Stillwater, Okla.; will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday Ted Cruz was seeking to ce- win; 13 grandchildren and one two brothers, Charles Bean (De- He is preceded in death by and six grandchildren. in Hot Springs Funeral Home ment a position as the party’s last, to arrive in September; three wanna), of Jessieville, Bobby his mother, Mildred Louise Service will be at 1 p.m. Sat- chapel with Brother Bernard best alternative to Trump. Marco aunts, Theresa Clark, Norma Bean (Sue), of Hot Springs; sis- Howard, and his father, Joseph urday, March 12, 2016, at East Rusert officiating. Burial will Rubio was out to save his flagging Smith and Virginia Ann Ables; ter, Shirley Noles (Ollie), of Jes- Edward Howard. Memorial Chapel-Downtown follow in Oakgrove Cemetery. candidacy by energizing voters a host of nieces, nephews and sieville; and numerous nieces, Denny is survived by his with the Rev. Tradis Young There will be visitation from in his home state of Florida. John extended family and friends. nephews, and friends that will brother, Jerry, and wife, Lon- officiating. Burial will be in 6-8 p.m. today at Hot Springs Kasich was hoping his above-the- A celebration of life will be miss him dearly. nie, of Waskom, Texas; brother, Memorial Gardens, under Funeral Home. fray strategy would finally pay off. 2 p.m. Monday, March 14, 2016, Visitation will be held from Patrick, and wife, Karen, of the direction of East Funeral Pallbearers will be Tommy Trump, for his part, was itch- at The Encounter Church, 115 3-5 p.m. Sunday, March 13, 2016, Bentonville; and sister, Lori Home-Downtown. Loken, David Bonas, Jeff Smith, ing to give his front-runner’s cam- Lakeshore Drive, with Brother at Caruth Village Funeral Home Dean, and husband, John, of Family will receive friends Tim Smith, Todd Smith and Jeff paign a giant thrust toward the James Turner officiating and in Hot Springs Village. A Cele- Shreveport, La. He is also from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Spradlin. nomination by dominating his Brothers Brad Sorrell and Randy bration of Life will be held at 10 survived by many nieces and March 12, 2016, at East Funeral Honorary pallbearers in- dwindling cast of rivals. Alan Donahue will deliver the a.m. on March 14, 2016, also at nephews. Home-Downtown. clude First Baptist Pre-School, Republican National Commit- message. Burial will follow in Caruth Village Funeral Home. A graveside memorial ser- Memorials can be made to Lake Hamilton Cafeteria, Terry tee Chairman Reince Priebus said Memorial Garden Cemetery. Guests may register at http:// vices will be held at 11 a.m. on “While we wait.” Spurlin, and Darrell and Karen in advance he was hoping for a Visitation will be from 3-5 www.caruth-hale.com. Online tributes can be post- Elkin. more “G-rated debate” than the last Republican face-off, a week ago, when the candidates engaged in a two-hour brawl that featured Counter the stress that causes you to overeat shouting, insults and even sexual innuendo. President Barack Obama, of- DEAR DOCTOR K: I eat she found difficult. She was the first year. "It wasn't that Dr. Komaroff is a physician and pro- fering political commentary from whenever I'm stressed out — eating a lot of junk food and the exercise burned it off," she fessor at Harvard Medical School. To Ask send questions, go to AskDoctorK. the sidelines, said the party was and I always reach for the sweet gaining weight. I advised her to said. "The exercise chilled me com, or write: Ask Doctor K, 10 going through a “Republican stuff. Why does stress have this Dr. K walk for one hour every morn- out: They just didn't bug me Shattuck St., Second Floor, Boston, crackup” that had taken on the effect on me? How can I fight ing. She lost 40 pounds over anymore." MA 02115. tone of a “circus.” He blamed the the urge? Copyright 2016, DEAR READER: You're not GOP itself for fostering the idea Universal UClick “that cooperation or compromise alone. Ongoing stress, the hor- somehow is a betrayal.” mones it unleashes, and the ef- for UFS Trump told CNBC on Thurs- fects of high-fat, sugary "comfort day that the imperative to win foods" push many people toward overeating. really are "comfort" foods in that the GOP nomination had made they seem to counteract stress. him “not necessarily as politically In the short term, stress can shut down appetite. But if stress This may explain why you reach correct and even as nice as you for particular foods when you would like to be as a person.” persists, it's a different story. In times of stress, the adrenal are feeling stressed. And why I Earlier in the week, he’d do, too. pledged a “softer” debate in Mi- glands release a hormone called How to fight the urge? The ami, but he also made his vow to cortisol that increases appetite. first step is obvious: Get rid of finish what he’d begun. It may also ramp up motivation the high-fat, sugary foods in your While Trump talks about in general — including the mo- kitchen. Keeping those foods showing a softer side, some of tivation to eat. Once a stressful handy is just inviting trouble. his rallies have had a harder edge, episode is over, cortisol levels with the candidate at times seem- should fall. But if the stress But it is just as important, ing to encourage physical alter- doesn't go away — or if a per- if not more so, to counter the cations with protesters. At a rally son's stress response gets stuck stress that causes your cravings. in Las Vegas, for example, he said in the "on" position — cortisol Here are some suggestions: he’d like to punch a protester in may stay elevated. — MEDITATE. Countless the face. On Wednesday, a man Stress also seems to affect studies show that meditation was charged with assault for at- food preferences. Numerous reduces stress. It may also help tacking a protester who was being studies (many of them in ani- you become more mindful of escorted out of a Trump rally in mals) have shown that physical food choices. With practice, you Fayetteville, North Carolina. or emotional distress increases may be able to pay better atten- Rubio, Trump’s chief antago- the intake of food high in fat, tion to the impulse to grab cer- nist, has been rethinking his own sugar or both. High cortisol lev- tain comfort foods and inhibit tone. els, in combination with high in- that impulse. After mocking the billionaire sulin levels, may be responsible. — EXERCISE. Low-intensity businessman on everything from a Other research suggests that exercise seems to reduce levels bad spray tan to his spelling to his ghrelin, a "hunger hormone," of cortisol, and that should help “small hands,” the Florida senator may have a role. Ghrelin is made decrease appetite. Some activ- admitted to having regrets. in the stomach, after it has not ities, such as yoga and tai chi, “My kids were embarrassed been stretched by food for sev- have elements of both exercise 25% OFF by it, and if I had to do it again, I eral hours. The hormone travels and meditation. wouldn’t,” he said. through the blood to the brain, — SEEK SOCIAL SUPPORT. Florida is the biggest prize of where it signals that you need to Friends, family and other sourc- * Tuesday’s five-state round of vot- eat something. es of social support seem to have DENTURES ing, and all 99 of the state’s dele- Once ingested, fat- and sug- a buffering effect on the stress gates will go to the winner. ar-filled foods seem to have a that people experience. Seek In all, 367 Republican dele- positive feedback effect. They them out when stress starts to gates will be at stake, with voting inhibit activity in the parts of the build. Custom fi t and matched also occurring in Illinois, Missou- brain that produce and process I remember a patient who ri, North Carolina, Ohio and the stress. In a sense, these foods had several co-workers whom for a natural look. Northern Mariana Islands. Earlier Thursday, Cruz show- Most insurance plans accepted. cased his first Senate endorse- PARADE From Page One ment, from Mike Lee of Utah, a tea party favorite. 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Submitted photo Fountain Lake Charter High School students, from left, Jesus Avila, Youman Caldwell, Aaron Robinson, Brittany Paris and Christian Grave, recently visited Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia with Toby Craver, instructor of their Industrial Production Technol- ogy class, to tour the school’s Engineering program. Craver wanted students to see their work in IPT is similar to work conducted in freshmen level courses at a university. Submitted photo Fountain Lake Charter High School teacher Steve Masters, left, and students Faith Reynolds, right, and Arial Terry were among those RUNNIN’ WOLVES to donate blood during a school drive hosted by the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America club. ‘HEART HEROES’

Submitted photo The Lake Hamilton Runnin’ Wolves trained and logged their miles leading up to the Little Rockers Marathon. Students have logged more than 25 miles and completed the final piece of the “marathon Submitted photo puzzle” Saturday in the marathon. The group is led by teachers Lake Hamilton Primary School staff members became “heart heroes” as they supported the Jump Rope for Heart campaign. The staff Cathy Tucker, Jana Catlett and Angel Willis. contributed a combined total of $255 to support the research and education initiatives of the American Heart Association. SUPER TUESDAY SUPERIOR

Seventh-grade students in class with Richard McWil- liams, center left, on “Super Tuesday,” March 1, voted during the Arkansas primary using the application. Partic- ipating students, from left, included Ria Patel, Lilli Mc- Donough and Macy Landry.

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Submitted photo Hot Springs Middle School students, from left, Hunter Hensley, Sha’honee Walcott, Maggie Brammer and Alex Villa, and back, Camila Holden, were awarded Superior ratings for their performances in the regional solo and ensemble contest Feb. 27 at Ouachita Baptist University. Tina McGrew is the middle school choir director. JAZZ IN THE LIBRARY

Submitted photo Kristie O’Neal’s seventh- and eighth-grade Service Project class organized a Partners Club for Special Olympics Unified Sports in September to make Fountain Lake one of 25 Project Unified schools in Arkansas. Volleyball partners were Presley Hamric, Adeline Rose, Rachael Keese and Brooke Wyatt. Members of the basketball team and partners are front, from left, Ben Driver, Cooper Keese, Siera Peters, Maleah Harris, Chris Crain, coach Alan Story and Presley Hamric, and back, from left, coach Leslie Faulkner, Tiffany Ross, Nathan Patterson, Rachael Keese, Skylar Faulkner and Gigi Gonyer. Submitted photo Lakeside High School library media specialist Stony Evans recently performed jazz music from Charlie CAREER DEVELOPMENT Parker and Duke Ellington during Black History Month activities before school and during lunch in the school’s new library. BMS CHESS

Submitted photo The Bismarck Middle School chess team recently competed in the sixth-grade tournament held at Submitted photo Henderson State University in Arkadelphia. The team practices under the guidance of Brittney Den- Garland County Sheriff’s Department Chief Deputy Jason Lawrence, left, and his daughter, Olivia ton, left. Team members are front, from left, David Owens, Conor Kopkau, Nathan Porterfield, Wayne Lawrence, an eighth-grade student at Lakeside High School, participate in a demonstration about his Porterfield and Ethan Davis, and back, from left, Dru Davis, Ember Hughes, Colline Parrie, Joe Parker career in law enforcement. Lawrence is the commander of the department’s tactical response team. and Aymarie Short. Kopkau received a medal for finishing in third place. SPORTS Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 1B Small-schools Gators come giants meet through in clutch tonight at last BOB WISENER Sports editor Hogs 16-16 in ‘16 after tourney defeat What better place for Arkansas’ top two Class 1A girls basketball teams to MARK LONG ly free throw, basket or rebound they meet for the first, and only, time this The Associated Press needed to advance to today’s quarter- season than the state finals. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The victori- final against top-seeded Texas A&M. Kirby and Nemo Vista have circled ous outcome mattered more to Florida Dorian Finney-Smith had 13 points each other warily all season, playing coach Mike White than the aesthetics and North Little Rock freshman KeV- an undefeated mutual opponent and of his team’s performance that left aughn Allen 11 for Florida, which made even in the same tournament. Capping room for improvement. five of its first six three-pointers in the on the second Friday in March seasons White certainly appreciated the second half to build an 11-point lead that began in October, these small- Gators’ play at clutch moments that that proved to be just enough. school giants can dodge each other resulted in a hard-fought win over Hannahs scored a career-high 33 no longer. Arkansas. points for Arkansas (16-16), which Kirby brings a better record (38-2) Kasey Hill scored 18 points, includ- shot 36 percent and struggled in other and longer winning streak (26 games) ing a clutch layup with 53 seconds phases. The Razorbacks made just to Bank of the Ozarks Arena but Nemo remaining that helped eighth-seeded two of 12 from long range after enter- Vista (37-3) has a deeper March history Florida outlast No. 9 seed Arkansas ing as the league’s best three-point going into their scheduled 7 p.m. tip-off 68-61 on Thursday in the Southeastern shooting team and converted just 15 of on Day Two of championship weekend Conference tournament. 25 free throws. Their bench was also in Hot Springs. The Gators led 55-46 with 6:45 re- outscored 28-5. The teams from Pike and Conway maining before the Razorbacks ral- Hannahs’ 12-of-23 shooting and edg- counties meet one round later in the lied within 60-59 with 1:07 left on es in rebounding (45-40) and paint state tournament than last year, when Dusty Hannahs’ layup. Hill then sliced points (32-24) gave Arkansas a chance, Nemo Vista escaped 37-36 in the semi- through for a layup to provide some but the Razorbacks just couldn’t seize finals (Kirby hosted the 2015 Class 1A breathing room, and Florida (19-13) out- late opportunities against the Gators. early rounds at Nashville’s Scrapper scored Arkansas 6-2 down in the last “We played good enough defense, I Arena). Nemo Vista went on to beat minute to seal a victory it needed to thought, holding Florida to 68 points,” conference rival Wonderview, led by rebuild its NCAA-tournament resume’. Arkansas coach Mike Anderson said. current University of Arkansas fresh- “We did enough the second half “But on the other end, you’ve got to be man Bailey Zimmerman, at Bank of defensively, stepped up and made a able to put the ball in the hole.” the Ozarks Arena for back-to-back few big shots to get us that first win,” Florida sophomore center John Eg- state titles. the first-year Gators coach said. “You bunu added nine rebounds and eight A Nemo Vista-Wonderview finals can’t do something special in a tour- points despite playing with a brace rematch fell through when Kirby’s nament like this, obviously, unless you on his right thumb that was injured in Taylor Swanson made a basket at the win the first one. And we took care of practice on Tuesday. Those contribu- overtime buzzer to beat Wonderview business.” The Associated Press tions were also huge in a game the Ga- 52-51 in Saturday’s first semifinal at Florida shot just 39 percent and FLORIDA KEY: Florida’s Kasey Hill drives against Arkansas’s Moses Kingsley tors led most of the way before needing Brockwell (Izard County). Nemo Vista made just 18 of 30 from the foul line. (33) during the second half of the Gators’ 68-61 victory in the Southeastern But the Gators came up with the time- HOGS, PAGE 4B Conference tourname Thursday in Nashville, Tenn. KIRBY, PAGE 4B Westbrook’s triple-double MVP Brown scores helps Thunder 30 in Earle rout SEAN SAUNDERS The Sentinel-Record State basketball finals roll, 120-108 Bank of the Ozarks Arena The Earle Bulldogs were No. 1 in Thursday THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Class 2A almost the entire year, and Class 2A boys: Earle 68, East Poinsett OKLAHOMA CITY — Rus- County 48 Marcus Brown gave them a perfor- Class 2A girls: Earle 63, Hector 41 sell Westbrook had 25 points, mance worthy of a championship. Class 4A boys: Baptist Prep vs. Mal- a career-high 20 assists and 11 vern Brown scored a game-high 30 Class 6A girls: Russellville vs. Jones- rebounds to help the Oklaho- points, 14 in the fourth quarter, as boro ma City Thunder beat the Los Today the Bulldogs romped over confer- 2 p.m.: Special Olympics Project Uni- Angeles Clippers 120-108 on ence rival East Poinsett County fy (Russellville vs. Lincoln) Wednesday night. 68-48 in Thursday’s first champi- 3:30 p.m., Class 4A girls: Riverview According to STATS, it was vs. Central Arkansas Christian onship game at Bank of the Ozarks 5:15 p.m., Class 1A boys: Emerson the first triple-double with at Arena. vs. Bay least 20 points and 20 assists 7 p.m., Class 1A girls: Kirby vs. Ne- “It felt so good,” said Brown, mo Vista since Rod Strickland did it for also a standout receiver for Earle’s 8:45 p.m., Class 7A boys: Bentonville vs. Cabot the Washington Wizards in 1998. football team. “You can see all the It was the 30th triple-double Saturday fans and family out there from that 11 a.m., Class 6A boys: Pine Bluff vs. of Westbrook’s career and his LR Parkview court. Add in those lights and that 11th this season. The Thunder 12:45 p.m., Class 3A girls: Greenland just gave me extra momentum to vs. Valley Springs are unbeaten this season when go hard.” 2:30 p.m., Class 3A boys: Charleston Westbrook gets a triple-double. vs. Cedar Ridge Kevin Durant had 30 points The Bulldogs (33-4) won their 4:15 p.m., Class 5A girls: Greene eighth championship, their fifth of County Tech vs. Watson Chapel and 12 rebounds, and Serge Iba- 6 p.m., Class 5A boys: Maumelle vs. ka added 15 points for Oklahoma this century and third of the cur- Forrest City rent decade. Their first state title 7:45 p.m. Class 7A girls: Conway vs. City. Jeff Green scored 23 points, North Little Rock J.J. Redick had 22 and Chris Paul came in 1974, their last in 2012. added 12 points and 16 assists “I think the more you win, the for the Clippers. sweeter it is,” Earle coach Billy away, but the Bulldogs needed a Murray said. “Any time you can get push from one of his classmates. Warriors 115, Jazz 94 to this stage right here, it says a lot The Warriors (20-11), down 32-24 OAKLAND, Calif. — Stephen Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/Staton Breidenthal about your program and about the at halftime, cut the deficit to sev- Curry made a zippy crossover to DUKE OF EARLE: Earle’s Marcus Brown drives between East Poinsett County defenders Clay kids that you’ve got. It says a lot en with 3:54 left, but Donte Gar- shed his defender then banked Malone, left, and Xzavier Reed in the Class 2A boys championship game Thursday at Bank of about everything. This ranks with rett answered with back-to-back in a 55-footer at the halftime the Ozarks Arena. Brown scored 30 points for MVP honors in Earle’s 68-48 victory, the school’s the best.” three-pointers, igniting an 8-0 run buzzer, and Golden State beat first state championship in four years and third in seven years. East Poinsett County’s most Brown, one of seven Bullldog for a 43-28 lead. 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ALLACE 9. American Holiday (Nakatani/Calhoun) 5-2, 119 1. Taxable (Nakatani/Asmussen) 5-2, 115 1. Thievery (Birzer/Asmussen) 5-1, 122 3. Doxology (J. Rocco/B. Cox) 6-1, 115 2. Quick Study (J. Rocco/Williamson) 10-1, 119 7. Poison Art (Borel/Dorochenko) 30-1, 118 3. Margo Yvonne (Court/Compton) 20-1, 119 8. Bonita Cat (Emigh/Campbell) 20-1, 118 W TERRY S 6. Flin Flon (Canchari/Williamson) 8-1, 122 9. x-Cold Dish (Laviolette/McPeek) 10-1, 118 ’ 7. Reincarnation (Vazquez/Moquett) 6-1, 122 Royal Story narrowly lost in a stake at Gulfstream West. 10. Great Way Lady (Hill/Mason) 15-1, 122 Katalust goes long after just missing in a tough field 11. Stina (De La Cruz/Lynn) 20-1, 119 when she got going too late. Cced won last impressively

ERRY Mrs. Pedecaris beat a similar bunch last time. Belle Su- at Fair Grounds. Go Lady Jay gave a pretty good effort preme finished a good second last time, might be good going long, and her trainer is well named for prevailing T ORNING LINE M enough in here. Ervsayslethergo won last time, and her weather. good connections suggest a repeat is possible. Amer- Ninth race, 5:10 p.m.: Purse $78,000, Arkansas-bred fillies Top four horses per race represent newspaper morn- petition. Silent Ronin should benefit from nice race over ican Holiday closed nicely when third against tougher and mares 3-year-olds and up, non-winners of a race ing-line handicapper’s projected order of finish (others track. Distraction has put in some good performances. at Fair Grounds. other than maiden, claiming or starter OR non-winners are listed in post-position order). Morning line rep- Titanium has beaten tougher rivals. Sixth race, 3:46 p.m.: Purse $34,000, 4-year-olds and up, of two races, allowance, six furlongs. resents track handicapper’s projected post-time odds. Third race, 2:25 p.m.: Purse $22,500, 3-year-olds and up, claiming $25,000-$20,000, one mile. 5. Sophias Big Girl (B. Quinonez/Ashauer) 10-1, 119 Wagering options: Exacta, 50-cent trifecta and 10-cent non-winners of three races, claiming $7,500, six furlongs. 1. Joy Boy (Nakatani/Asmussen) 6-1, 117 7. Beguiling Creek (Canchari/Witt) 7-2, 119 superfecta on all races management deems of suffi- 10. Apocalypse (Birzer/Van Berg) 5-2, 124 7. Well’s Gold (Loveberry/Loy) 20-1, 117 2. Mae B. Jones (Santana/Moquett) 12-1, 118 cient number, rolling 50-cent pick-three begins on race 3. Baggatricks (Vazquez/Villafranco) 5-1, 119 11. Evan’s Calling (Court/Richard) 8-1, 117 1. Lady Lake (Nakatani/Jayaraman) 2-1, 119 2, 50-cent pick-four on races 2-5/6-9, daily double on 1. Nex Hal Comin (Santana/Caldwell) 6-1, 119 5. Bemata (Santana/C. Hartman) 15-1, 117 3. Sadie Be Mine (Court/Kardoush) 5-1, 118 races 1 and 2/8 and 9, $1 pick-six (Classix) on races 3-8. 7. Speedy Gunzalious (Emigh/C. Hartman) 12-1, 119 2. Red Drum (Franco/Diodoro) 8-1, 117 4. Chilean Queen (Birzer/Chleborad) 12-1, 124 First race, 1:30 p.m.: Purse $28,000, maiden 3-year-olds, 2. Anymore Bling (Manrrique/Durham) 20-1, 119 3. Escape Artist (Canchari/Morse) 6-1, 117 6. Proud Mandy (Saez/Cannon) 20-1, x-114 claiming $25,000-$20,000, six furlongs. 4. Sand Script (Corbett/Autrey) 20-1, 119 4. Quiet Man (Ocampo/Biehler) 12-1, 117 8. J Be K’s Sonnet (Cintron/Allen) 30-1, 113 5. Patriot Nation (Albarado/Stall) 6-1, 121 5. Qaadih (Osorio/Hall) 3-1, 124 6. Gospel Abe (Vazquez/Villafranco) 8-1, 114 9. Tinsley’s District (Thompson/Roberts) 30-1, 119 3. Nueces (Nakatani/A. Dutrow) 9-2, 121 6. Ready Jett (B. Quinonez/T. Martin) 15-1, 119 8. Big Money Speaks (Birzer/Chleborad) 4-1, 122 10. Golds Venice (Franco/Diodoro) 15-1, 119 6. Go Bo Go (Court/M. Maker) 6-1, 121 8. Irish Shahnachie (Court/Compton) 20-1, 119 9. So Kitten (De La Cruz/Puhl) 20-1, 114 11. Swan Deer (Laviolette/K. Smith) 15-1, 121 7. Emmett’s Dream (Emigh/C. Hartman) 7-2, 121 9. C’Mon Cat (Borel/Jackson) 15-1, 119 10. Wildwoodsgreatest (Laviolette/J. Cox) 6-1, 117 12. Jean’s Beauty (Loveberry/Robertson) 8-1, 119 1. Badabing Badaboom (Saez/Lauer) 20-1, x-116 11. Tyler T (Ocampo/Shorter) 12-1, 119 12. Indian Red (Cintron/Ritchey) 12-1, 117 Sophias Big Girl, sharp in recent races, has a wet-track 2. Night Spree (L. Quinonez/Irwin) 20-1, 121 Apocalypse easily beat a solid field last time. Baggat- Joy Boy has speed and “off”-track ability to lead all the victory. Beguiling Creek has run consistently well. Mae 4. Big Headed Jerry (Laviolette/K. Smith) 10-1, 121 ricks disappointed when heavily played last time but way. Well’s Gold has been facing tougher rivals, should B. Jones won last time, tries to repeat with leading rider. 6. Go Bo Go (Court/M. Maker) 6-1, 121 has beaten this kind. Nex Hal Comin has good speed appreciate wet track. Evan’s Calling has speed and a Lady Lake is likely favorite after poor start in state-bred 9. Jordy Jack Splash (Cintron/Prather) 15-1, 116 and leading rider but is stuck on rail. Speedy Gunzalious liking for the surface. Bemata takes on big challenge, but stake but must overcome inside post. 10. Blind Faith (Loveberry/Milligan) 12-1, 121 has disappointed locally but has talent to get job done. trainer has great success with horses he’s just claimed. Blinkers off: Anymore Bling, third race. Wagon Boss, 11. Mestizo (Felix/Mason) 10-1, 121 Fourth race, 2:52 p.m.: Purse $29,000, 3-year-olds OR Seventh race, 4:14 p.m.: Purse $75,000, maiden 3-year- seventh race. Doxology, eighth race. 12. I’mdrinkingdoubles (Ocampo/B. Cox) 6-1, 121 4-year-olds and up who are non-winners of two races, olds and up, six furlongs. Blinkers on: Stina, fifth race. Patriot Nation invades from New Orleans with high-per- claiming $25,000-$20,000, one mile. 8. Spinner (Hill/Casse) 9-2, 124 Cheek piece: Wagon Boss, seventh race. centage trainer and top rider. Nueces is much improved 2. Alshujaa (Nakatani/Asmussen) 4-1, 124 2. Portando (Santana/Asmussen) 7-2, 124 First start since reported as gelding: Conquest War Cry, at six furlongs. Go Bo Go made a decent debut on sloppy 6. A Band Apart (De La Cruz/Puhl) 15-1, 115 11. Packer Jack (Birzer/Van Berg) 10-1, 124 seventh race. track. Don’t overlook this good barn. Emmett’s Dream 8. Summer Tiger (Marquez/Robertson) 10-1, 121 10. First Splash (Canchari/Morse) 4-1, 124 First-time bleeder medication: Patriot Nation, Jordy has shown good speed in most of his races. 1. Husky Clipper (Santana/J. Cox) 12-1, 121 1. Wagon Boss (Osorio/Correas) 30-1, 118 Jack Splash, I’mdrinkingdoubles, first race. Portando, Second race, 1:57 p.m.: Purse $79,000, fillies and mares 3. Horsetailspeedster (Hill/Lukas) 3-1, 121 3. Rick’s Raider (B. Quinonez/Young) 15-1, 124 seventh race. 4-year-olds and up, non-winners of $13,500 twice other 4. Oo de Lally (Vazquez/Villafranco) 9-2, 114 4. Super Fund (Borel/Brooks) 15-1, 124 Simulcast schedule: Tampa Bay Downs, 11:25 a.m. Gulf- than maiden, claiming, starter or restricted OR non-win- 5. Old Mountain Lane (Birzer/Hobby) 6-1, 124 5. Bud Dee Love (Emigh/C. Hartman) 5-1, 118 stream Park, 11:35 a.m. Laurel Park, 12:10 p.m. Aque- ners of four races, allowance, 1 1/16 miles. 7. Runmaliburun (Borel/Pitts) 12-1, 121 6. Conquest War Cry (Vazquez/Casse) 8-1, 124 duct Race Course, 12:20 p.m. Fair Grounds, 1:25 p.m. 2. Back in Dixie (Hill/Mason) 8-5, 119 9. Roma Road (Ocampo/Caldwell) 15-1, 121 7. Pressing Luck (J. Rocco/Hobby) 12-1, 124 Hawthorne Race Course, 1:45 p.m. Golden Gate Fields, 3. Silent Ronin (J. Rocco/R. Scherer) 5-1, 116 10. Trill Point (Laviolette/K. Smith) 12-1, 115 9. Fashion Designer (Nakatani/Jayaraman) 8-1, 118 2:45 p.m. Santa Anita Park, 3 p.m. Penn National, 5 p.m. 7. Distraction (Emigh/C. Hartman) 5-2, 122 11. Gallant Steed (Canchari/Anderson) 12-1, 118 Spinner has shown good speed in previous races. Por- Turfway Park, 5:15 p.m. Delta Downs, 5:40 p.m. Wheeling 6. Titanium (Santana/Moquett) 4-1, 119 Alshujaa won last time and could do so again here. A tando is a well-bred newcomer with good works from greyhounds, 5:45 p.m. Charles Town, 6 p.m. Daytona 1. Tiawe (Ocampo/Kardoush) 15-1, 116 Band Apart tries to repeat last-out win with new trainer barn of track’s leading trainer. Packer Jack has shown Beach greyhounds, 6:25 p.m. Southland Greyhound Park, 4. Tell All (L. Quinonez/D.K. Von Hemel) 15-1, 116 and jockey. Summer Tiger should appreciate return to some ability for his Hall of Fame trainer. First Splash has 7:30 p.m. Los Alamitos quarter horses, 9 p.m. (Gates 5. You Should Be Here (Birzer/D.K. Von Hemel) 8-1, 116 Oaklawn’s dirt track. Husky Clipper, claimed last time, is been knocking at the door. open 11 a.m. Gaming center open 10 a.m.-5 a.m. Fridays Back in Dixie won easily last time against similar com- stuck inside but gets track’s leading rider, which could Eighth race, 4:42 p.m.: Purse $78,000, 3-year-old fillies, and Saturdays.) Arkansas track teams drop nationally despite SEC titles NATE ALLEN ference-indoor meet since the know how that will slice in Bir- champions, long jumper Jarrion running the DMR qualifier on headed by twin sister freshman Special to The Sentinel-Record Pac 12 doesn’t conduct one. mingham, particularly against Lawson, also prominent in the the oversized track at Notre pole vaulters Lexi Weeks and FAYETTEVILLE — For And Lance Harter’s Razor- Oregon, the winner of last 60-meter dash and 4 x 400 re- Dame. Tori Weeks, 2015 national run- winning the Southeastern back women, nationally ranked year’s NCAA men’s indoor in lay, high jumper Ken LeGassey “I told the team we are ner-up Taylor Ellis-Watson in Conference, without doubt the No. 4 before winning the SEC Fayetteville and national run- and triple jumper Clive Pullen, hitching our wagons to every- the 400 meter dash and 4 x 400 toughest men’s and toughest Indoor in Fayetteville, find that ner-up last year in Fayetteville and the nation’s fourth-ranked body,” Bucknam said. “We need relay and the defending cham- women’s track-and-field league in addition to No. 2 Oregon, the to Harter’s women. 400-meter dash runner, Mar- to have everybody score and pion distance-medley relay an- in the country, the Arkansas Florida and Georgia teams they “Obviously I think Oregon queze Washington, also anchor- get some firsts and seconds. If chored by Jessica Kamilos. Razorbacks teams are strangely outpointed at the SEC meet na- is the team to beat, though you ing the 4 x 400 relay. Kenzo we get some firsts and seconds “Oregon, I definitely think, is ranked going into the NCAA tionally rank No. 1 and No. 3. can’t count out some of these Cotton in the 60- and 200-meter and not have everybody score, going to be going in as the pro- Indoor Championships today Obviously the criteria for the other schools,” Bucknam said. dashes and Carlton Orange in we are not going to have a shot. hibitive favorite with ourselves, and Saturday in Birmingham, 27-member full team competing “It’s so hard to predict. There the 800 are scoring threats. And if everybody scores and Florida, Texas, and Georgia.” Ala. for a conference championship are a few other teams that think Gabe Gonzalez, 5,000 me- we don’t get those 10,8, 6 first, Harter said. “The kids are all Chris Bucknam’s Razor- vs. the nationally qualified 16 the same thing. You have got ters, is Bucknam’s only dis- second and this-place point, healthy. If we have a break- back men, ranked No. 1 before individuals for each event is an 16 athletes qualifying for each tance-running qualifier as the we are not going to win it. We through meet like we did last winning the SEC Indoor two apples-and-oranges compar- event from all over the country Hogs suffered a blow when need a combination of every- year, anything can happen. but weekends ago in Fayetteville, ison. qualifying on different types of their distance-medley relay, an body getting on the board and we are relying a lot on some now rank No. 2 to an Oregon Both Bucknam and Harter tracks.” early-season victor over several have some exceptional things young people that have been team that has the luxury of not value what it took as teams to Bucknam’s men feature a of the DMR’s qualified for Bir- happen.” untested at a national meet and having to battle through a con- win the SEC but say they don’t dozen qualifierswith three SEC mingham, dropped the baton Harter has a dozen qualifiers that can be a wild card.” Mor Spirit, Brody’s Cause top field for Derby preps Fishing report RICHARD ROSENBLATT da Derby on April 9, is the leader with have used the Tampa Bay Derby as a DeGray Lake: Iron Mountain Marina msl on Wednesday — flood pool 408 feet The Associated Press 70 points. The Derby field is limited steppingstone — Street Sense in 2007 reports crappie are moving to the banks msl). Last seen closing with a rush for to 20 starters. If more are entered, the and Super Saver in 2010. in many areas with anglers using long jig Lake Catherine: Shane Goodner, third place in the Breeders’ Cup Ju- field is determined by points accumu- Brody’s Cause’s will be ridden by poles in shallow water. Others are trolling Catch ‘em All Guide Service, said pos- venile, Brody’s Cause is ready for his lated in designated preps. Corey Lanerie and leave from the No. upper areas above Shouse Ford using sible flood conditions are forecast until 3-year-old debut — and a chance to Romans, from Louisville, Ky., has 8 post. Romans’ top 3-year-old last deep-diving Shad Raps and Rat-L-Traps. Sunday for most of central Arkansas. The stay on track for the Kentucky Derby. carved out an interesting path to the year was Keen Ice, who upset Baf- Bass fishing in good in Brushy Creek with public is advised to remain off the tail- “He’s doing everything right,” Derby for Brody’s Cause, who has fert’s Triple Crown winner American finesse worms still a favorite, though it race waters below Carpenter Dam until trainer Dale Romans said this week. been training in Florida the past few Pharoah in the Travers. has slowed in upper areas where water is the storms end and conditions return to “Hopefully he will come running Sat- months. The field for the Tampa Bay Der- murky and filled with the debris. normal. urday, get past all of them and have a Purchased for $450,000 by the by, from the rail out is Morning Fire, The state-park marina reports crap- Lake Ouachita: Trader Bill’s Outdoor nice gallop-out, to Kentucky.” Albaugh Family Stable, Brody’s Cause Rafting, Outwork, Economic Model, pie have slowed in midlake but with Sports said water may rise quickly with Brody’s Cause tops a 10-horse field opened his career at Ellis Park in Star Hill, Riker, Destin, Brody’s Cause, active sales of tube jigs in Baby Mass and heavy rainfall, promoting some early entered for the $350,000 Tampa Bay Hendersonville, Ky., finishing eighth. Tale of S’avall and Awesome Banner. Monkey Milk coloring, Caddo Valley Bait bedding by bass next weekend. Todd Derby, a prep race for the May 7 Der- He then won at Churchill Downs at In Mor Spirit, Baffert hopes to be Shop said crappie minnow sales are up. Gadberry, Mountain Harbor Resort, re- by at Churchill Downs. Also entered 33-1 odds before winning the Breed- back for a shot at Derby win No. 5. Best selling crappie jigs are Kalins in acid ported March 2 that black bass are biting are the first two finishers in the Sam ers’ Futurity at Keeneland. He was Hall of Famer Gary Stevens will be rain and Tennessee shad coloring. well on jigs, large lipless crankbaits and F. Davis Stakes, Destin and Rafting. third behind Nyquist and Swipe in aboard Mor Spirt, who drew the No. Local angler George Graves suggests jerkbaits around main-lake points and On the West Coast, Triple the BC Juvenile. 3 post. Kent Desormeaux has the call bass fishermen throw a crankbait in the secondary points. Walleye are fair and Crown-winning trainer Bob Baffert After the Tampa Bay Derby, it’s on Exaggerator for his brother, trainer upper end of the lake between Caddo making their spawning run up major sends out his leading Derby prospect back to Kentucky for a final prep in Keith Desormeaux. Drive and Point Cedar. Hybrid fishing rivers and creeks. Stripers are good on Mor Spirt in Saturday’s $400,000 San the Blue Grass on April 9 at Keene- A California-bred, Smokey Image is very slow, with even white bass dis- Alabama rigs and brood minnows, with Felipe at Santa Anita, where the Rob- land. moves into stakes company for the appearing from Shouse and Point Cedar white and yellow bass excellent on ert B. Lewis winner faces a half-dozen “We decided to go this route be- first time after winning all six of his at a time they should be moving upriver small CC spoons and hair jigs. Bream are tough foes, including San Vicente run- cause of the timing (between races), races. He beat fellow-statebreds by to spawn. A few crappie were reported slow on crickets, maggots and redworms ner-up Exaggerator and undefeated and we’ve been staying the course,” 8½ lengths in the California Cup Der- from brush piles 18-25 feet deep; drop a fished 20-25 feet deep. Crappie are fair Smokey Image. Romans said. “Tampa Bay Downs by on Jan. 30. He is trained by Carla 2-inch curly-tail grub on tube on a 16th- on small spoons, minnows or crappie jigs Each race is worth a total of 85 is a good racetrack, and we shipped Gaines and will be ridden by Victor ounce jig head above the thickest part of 20-30 feet deep near brush. Catfish are Derby qualifying points. The break- him a little early because it’s a little Espinoza. the brush. Suggested colors are Tennessee fair on live bait or cut bait in 20-25 feet down is 50-20-10-5. different than the places he’s been The field for the San Felipe, from shad and black/chartreuse. of water. Mor Spirit is fifth on the list with training and I thought it would be the rail out, is Uncle Lino, Danzing Lake conditions: mid-50s, water Lake conditions: 46-50 degrees 24 points, while Exaggerator has 16 good for him to get some miles over Candy, Mor Spirit, Cupid, I Will clear to Arlie Moore, lightly stained up to (March 2) with lake elevation Wednes- points and Brody’s Cause 14 points. it before he runs.” Score, Smokey Image and Exagger- Point 15 and moderately stained between day at 576.98 feet msl (full pool is 578 Moyhamen, running next in the Flori- Two Kentucky Derby winners ator. Shouse Ford and Point Cedar (408.01 feet feet msl). Duke shares Valspar lead; Spieth stunbles DOUG FERGUSON course,” Spieth said. Howell realizes that. The Associated Press Duke also played bogey-free He was happy to see Augusta PALM HARBOR, Fla. — and made birdies on the two par resident Vaughn Taylor qualify Charles Howell III saw a news 3s on the back nine that were by winning at Pebble Beach, blurb that the Masters is a into the wind and over the wa- and Kevin Kisner (Aiken, S.C,) month away, and the Augusta ter. Bradley was the only player qualify through a sensational native played Thursday like he to reach 5 under on a day that 2015. He knows that the Masters wants to be there. featured 25 mph gusts, which means as much to Scott Brown In strong gusts that didn’t seem stronger because the Cop- (Aiken) as him. subside until the final few hours perhead course at Innisbrook is “It’s not like it’s more spe- of daylight, Howell played bo- demanding in no wind at all. cial to me than anyone else. Ev- gey-free and picked up two big Howell was in the penulti- eryone feels that way about it,” birdies on his way to a 4-under mate group, and the wind laid Howell said. “But yeah, it’s such 67 and a share of the lead with down for most of the back nine. a great event. It would be nice Keegan Bradley and Arkansan His play was solid throughout, to somehow find a way to get Ken Duke in the Valspar Cham- however, particularly the 4-iron there.” pionship. into a left pin that settled a Howell likely would have to “I was impressed I got away foot from the cup on the par-3 win a tournament because he is with no bogeys,” Howell said. eighth. He picked up another No. 128 in the world, though he “It was nice to get off to a good bonus birdie on the par-5 11th did consider one alternate route. start here on a place like this. with a 45-foot putt. “I may send my application I’m not sure what the rest of the Howell, perhaps more than in for the Drive, Chip and Putt,” week will hold, but to actually any other player from the Au- he said with a laugh. “Maybe play a nice round on a tough gusta area, is linked to the Mas- I can find a spot in Tampa to golf course is good for my con- ters. try to qualify. Just to get on the fidence.” He hasn’t played the Masters grounds with golf clubs in my Jordan Spieth wasn’t sure since he tied for 19th in 2012, hands would be great.” what to make of his day. and Georgia is on his mind as Bradley also needed a round The defending champion the first major of the year gets like this. He has missed the cut The Associated Press had to get up-and-down to save closer. in four of his five starts this year, HAVING A BLAST: Co-leader Charles Howell III chips to the 15th hole in the Valspar Championship bogey four times on his open- “Always this time of the year, and recently switched to a new first round Thursday in Palm Harbor, Fla. Arkansan Ken Duke and Keegan Bradley joined Howell at ing seven holes, and he never the Masters’ carrot looms,” swing coach. Bradley’s last vic- 4-under 67. recovered. Spieth made only Howell said. “When April tory was at Firestone in August one birdie, played the final 11 comes around it has a different 2012. He has fallen to No. 88 in my career.” Chesson Hadley was one broke par, while five players holes with 10 pars and a bogey feel — at least for me — than the world. It was hard work at Innis- shot behind with a 68. failed to break 80. and wound up with a 76. He was the other majors. So when the “It’s been tough,” Bradley brook, especially in the morn- Chez Reavie was bogey-free “Just keep hanging on,” nine shots behind and in danger Masters comes around and I’m said. “It’s no fun playing poorly ing when the wind was at its and joined Charley Hoffman Howell said. “This golf course of missing the cut for the second not in it, then it’s a bit of a wake- out here. I see all my buddies strongest and only four out of and Greg Yates in the group at is so difficult and there’s trou- time in three tournaments. up call or a kick in the rear to up there doing well and it feels 72 players managed to break 70. 69, while Martin Kaymer and ble everywhere, and I don’t “I got off to a poor start and somehow make one last push to not fun to feel like you’re on Several players took advantage Henrik Stenson were among expect tomorrow to be a bo- I was behind the eight ball with try to get in it.” the outside looking in. So I’ve of calmer conditions late in those at 70. gey-free day. Pars are good gusty winds on a tough golf It’s not his desire alone, and been working the hardest in the day. Only two dozen players scores.” Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 3B Track soaked, Oaklawn cancels Thursday card FROM STAFF REPORTS riders is always our first concern,” gaming and simulcast racing. the track usually adding extra of a saturated surface. The Fri- 55 days. The track’s roughest Heavy rain in Hot Springs this said David Longinotti, Oaklawn’s Nine races are scheduled today races (10 or more) after daylight day, Jan. 22 card was also can- weather season occured in 2012 week created unsafe racing condi- director of racing. “The rain be- with first post time at 1:30 p.m., savings time takes effect. celled. with eight lost programs, includ- tons at Oaklawn Park and the can- gan about 3 p.m. Tuesday and has gates opening at 11 a.m. for si- Oaklawn suffered its second Oaklawn lost six days last ing opening day. cellation of Thursday’s live card. barely stopped since.” mulcasting. The season extends weather-related cancellation of year, opening day included, and Oaklawn’s last season with no “The safety of the horses and Oaklawn remained open for through Saturday, April 16 with the 57-day season, both because raced only 49 of a scheduled cancellations was 2012. Baptist Prep downs Alabama holds Malvern for 4A boys crown off Ole Miss GARY B. GRAVES SEAN SAUNDERS mately the big dagger was they made The Associated Press The Sentinel-Record shots. They hit 6 of 13 from the three, NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Some of the On the state’s biggest stage, the and when you have two 7-footers and back and forth between Mississippi and Baptist Prep Eagles proved again that we’re undersized, when they knock Alabama had to be seen to be believed a team effort can defeat one star’s down shots, it stretches your defense as Rebels senior guard Stefan Moody big game. tremendously.” coolly sank three-pointers to answer The Eagles had four players score The Leopards (31-3) ended the half Alabama’s proficiency from long range. in double figures and shot better on an 8-0 run to pull within 29-26. Moody was impressive enough to than 50 percent from the field, with- Jones capped it with a buzzer-beating earn a standing ovation from fans of standing a 31-point performance from three at the top of the key. both schools along with a handshake Malvern’s Andre Jones for a 61-54 “It’s alway fun playing here, but from Alabama coach Avery Johnson, victory in the Class 4A boys title you want to win,” said Jones, who who lavishly praised the Crimson Tide game Thursday at Bank of the Ozarks won the 5A crown last year with Lit- for teaming up for an 81-73 victory that Arena. tle Rock McClellan. “We aren’t think- countered his 39-point performance. “That game was just how we won ing about anything else but the loss.” Johnson called Moody a joy to watch and fierce competitor but not- games all year,” Baptist Prep coach The game went back-and-forth ed, “What I wanted to say was I’m glad Brian Ross said. “We got four guys in again until the Eagles responded to Jones cutting it to 42-40 early in the that I don’t have to coach against you double figures, everybody shooting anymore in this SEC tournament.” fourth quarter with a 7-0 run, pushing above 50 percent from the field and Johnson can thank Alabama’s all-in everybody playing hard and unself- it to 49-40. Malvern couldn’t pull any effort for that. ish. Those were just the things that closer than six the rest of the game Retin Obasohan scored all 17 points defined us from the very start of the against hot-shooting Baptist Prep, 13 in the second half, Riley Norris add- season until now.” of 22 from the second-half floor. ed 16 and 10th-seeded Alabama made The Eagles (26-8) won their fourth Boosting Baptist Prep’s offense 12 three-pointers to upset No. 7 seed state title, their first since 2009 in was an eight-to-four assist-to-turn- Mississippi in the Southeastern Con- the final season of legendary Steve over ratio. ference tournament. Miller. “That’s just something that we’ve Needing to go deep this weekend “It’s an honor for me to win one excelled at all year,” said Baptist Prep to improve its NCAA-tournament because I played for Steve Miller,” guard Cory McGonigal, leading the prospects, Alabama (18-13) took an Ross said. “He is one of the greatest Eagles with 17 points and three as- important first step behind impres- mentors of my life. He texted me sists. “We’ve always been passing up a sive offense, especially from outside. right before the game and said go get good shot for a great shot. We started Norris got the Crimson Tide started it. He’s still rooting for the Eagles. doing that early and kept working on from long range and finished with Our court at our gym is named after it. That’s just something we pride four three-pointers before Obasohan him, and I walk in and look at his ourselves on. We know we have great bounced back from early foul trouble name every day. And not just the individual players, but together as a to help them finish 28 of 53 (52.8 per- coach he was for winning three state team, we can be so much better.” cent) from the field. championships, but he was a great McBride and Brandon Vanover “You see the first one go in,” Norris man.” finished with 14 apiece, the 7-foot said, “you get a little more aggressive After a back-and-forth opening Vanover hitting 7 of 10 from the field. and you want to shoot more and hope- seven minutes, Baptist Prep led 16-14 Sophomore brother Connor Vanover fully make it.” after freshman Issac McBride nailed was named most valuable player, the That kind of scoring offset the out- standing play of Moody, who tied for back-to-back three-pointers. The sec- 7-2 center finishing with 10 points on 5-of-10 floor shooting. the second-most points in SEC tourna- ond three ignited a 10-0 run that ment history. bridged the first two periods, Mc- McGonigal was 6 of 8 from the The Sentinel-Record/Mara Kuhn Moody certainly was the attraction Bride capping the surge with his third field and 3 of 5 on threes. as he made 12 of 27 from the field, three in as many tries. Jones finished 11 of 18 on field FiNDING MOORE: Malvern’s Djmore Moore goes up for a basket during the including 8 of 17 from behind the arc. “Two very good teams, and you goals and 5 of 6 on free throws. Jor- Class 3A boys championship game Thursday night at Bank of the Ozarks Arena. His second 30-point effort in three don’t get here if you’re not good,” dan Hughes added 10 points for the Arkansas Baptist spoiled Malvern’s bid for its first boys state title since 1990, games came within three points of the Malvern coach Chris Meseke said. Leopards. winning 61-54. Jonesboro and Russellville later played for the Class 6A girls SEC mark shared by Kentucky’s Melvin “Unfortunately, one team has to go “When you invest that much time crown. Four games are scheduled today, starting at 3:30 p.m., and six on Satur- Turpin and Cliff Hagan and had Ala- home with the runner-up trophy. and energy into something emo- day, starting at 11 a.m. bama wary of him all night. I’m not going to say loser. It’s the tionally, and blood, sweat and tears, “Some of that is my job,” the 5-foot- runner-up trophy, and that was us it hurts when you come up short,” in life, you have to pick yourself up Malvern 12 14 12 16 — 54 Baptist Prep 16 13 13 19 — 61 10 guard said of the workload. “I em- tonight. It was going to be about who Meseke said. “But these kids will be off the mat and continue to move Malvern: Jones 31, Hughes 10, Moore 8, Goshien 5. brace that. I don’t look at my team- could guard who. We really didn’t get better for it. It’s hard to understand forward and hope you use the things Baptist Prep: Co. McGonigal 17, McBride 14, B. mates and complain at them for any- into transition well tonight, but ulti- that now, but any setback you have you learned.” Vanover 14, C. Vanover 10, Ch. McGonigal 6. thing. … So, I do what I can.” with 19 points. No. 8 Oregon 83 No. 1 Jayhawks Washington 77 LAS VEGAS — Chris Boucher had 19 points and 11 rebounds, and Oregon with- breeze to Big 12 stood a late flurry to hold off Washington in the Pac-12-tour- nament quarterfinals. Top-seeded Oregon (26-6) built an 11-point lead midway semis, 85-63 through the second half, but Andrew Andrews brought THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Longhorns (20-12) from coming back. the Huskies back with a KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Per- Connor Lammert had 15 quick scoring flurry. The se- ry Ellis scored 21 points, Frank points, Kerwin Roach had 13 nior guard scored 10 of his 19 Mason III added 16 and top- and Shaquille Cleare had 12 for points during the run, helping ranked Kansas ran roughshod the Longhorns, but the bigger eighth-seeded Washington (18- over weary Kansas State, 85-63, story was who got shut down: 14) pull within two late. on Thursday in the quarterfi- All-Big 12 guard Isaiah Taylor The Ducks held, though, nals in the Big 12 Tournament. scored just eight, all in the sec- hitting four free throws in the The Jayhawks (28-4), who ond half. final 33 seconds to earn a spot won their 12th consecutive reg- in tonight’s semifinals against ular-season crown, led 45-30 at No. 7 North Carolina 88 No. 15 Arizona or Colorado. halftime before pushing their Pittsburgh 71 Marques Chriss scored 19 points for the Huskies. advantage past 20 for much of WASHINGTON — North the second half. They coasted Carolina got off to a fast start Illinois 68, No. 20 Iowa 66 the rest of their way to a semi- at the ACC tournament as the INDIANAPOLIS — Jalen final matchup tonight with No. regular-season champion rout- Coleman-Lands scored 17 22 Baylor. ed Pittsburgh to take the first points and Malcolm Hill broke Carlton Bragg added a ca- step toward its first conference a tie with a 16-foot jumper with reer-high 12 points for Kansas. 1:14 to go, helping Illinois fend Devonte Graham finished with title since 2008. 11. Four players scored in dou- off Iowa’s frantic comeback for The eighth-seeded Wildcats ble figures as the Tar Heels a stunning upset in the Big Ten (17-16) were led by Justin Ed- (26-6) shot 58.9 percent from tournament. wards, who hit five threes and the floor and pulled away from The Associated Press The Fighting Illini (15-18) had 23 points. But the senior Pittsburgh (20-11). BLUE STREAK: Duke guard Brandon Ingram (14) drives to the basket in front of Notre Dame forward won for only the second time guard didn’t get nearly as much Joel Berry II led North Car- Matt Ryan in the first half of an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament game Thursday in Washington. in six games — this one after help as he had in a first-round olina with 20 points on 7-of-8 Notre Dame rallied from 16 points down in the second half to shock the defending national champion allowing the Hawkeyes (21-10) victory over Oklahoma State. shooting, and Brice Johnson Blue Devils, 84-79. to score 11 straight points in 98 No. 22 Baylor 75 added 19 on 8-of-11 shooting. seconds to tie the score at 66 The Tar Heels will face Notre Dame and lost in overtime in with 27 points, but there wasn’t for the top-seeded Wildcats with 1:40 to play. No. 23 Texas 61 Dame in the semifinals today. the ACC-tournament quarter- much help. (28-4), who made 13 of their 21 Hill gave Illinois the lead KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tau- Jamel Artis and Michael finals. No. 3 Villanova 81 three-point attempts. with his mid-range jumper and rean Prince had 24 points and 13 Young each scored 19 points for V.J. Beachem scored 19 The eighth-seeded Hoyas the struggling Hawkeyes didn’t rebounds, Rico Gathers added the Panthers, who still should points, including a couple of Georgetown 67 (15-18), whose first-round game score again. Illinois faces No. 13 13 points and Baylor’s baffling be NCAA tournament-bound key threes late in the second NEW YORK — Josh Hart ended about 15 hours earlier, Purdue in today’s quarterfinals. zone defense shut down Texas despite the loss. half, for fourth-seeded Notre scored 25 points, Ryan Arcidi- led 47-46 midway through the Iowa (21-10) was led by Pe- in a victory in the Big 12 Tour- Notre Dame 84 Dame (21-10), which also beat acono added 19 points and six second half before Arcidiacono ter Jok, who tied his career nament quarterfinals. Duke a year ago en route to assists, and Villanova pulled and Hart led Villanova on a high with 29 points before foul- The fifth-seeded Bears (22- No. 19 Duke 79 winning the league tourney and away from Georgetown in the game-breaking run. ing out. Jarrod Uhthoff scored 10) opened a 15-point lead in WASHINGTON — Looking earlier this season at Cameron second half to open its bid for The Wildcats had been 0-5 21 points as the Hawkeyes lost the first half, then used coach exhausted down the stretch, Indoor Stadium. consecutive Big East Tourna- against Georgetown at the Big five of their last six. Scott Drew’s trademark de- Duke gave away a 16-point, Grayson Allen led defending ment titles. East Tournament. Kendrick Nunn had 16 fense to keep the fourth-seeded second-half lead against Notre national champion Duke (23-10) Kris Jenkins added 15 points L.J. Peak led the Hoyas points for Illinois. College basketball scores

Thursday’s college scores 5-Xavier 90, Marquette 72 Hawaii 75, CS Fullerton 44 NCAA Division II Central Region Championship: 11:30 a.m. Sunday Mid-Eastern Athletic quarterfinals Associated Press ranking Big Ten second round Conference USA quarterfinals Sioux Falls, S.D. (first round Saturday) (Katy, Texas). Hampton 64, Howard 58 Southeastern Conference Michigan 72, Northwestern 70, OT Western Kentucky 88, UAB 77 Minnesota State Moorhead vs. Min- Big South first round Coppin State 63, Morgan State 53 Florida 68, Arkansas 61 Illinois 68, 20-Iowa 66 Old Dominion 68, Louisiana Tech 52 nesota State Mankato, noon Campbell 67, Coastal Carolina 64 Missouri Valley first round Tennessee 69, Vanderbilt 67 Ohio State 79, Penn State 75 Middle Tennessee 79, Charlotte 61 Northwest Missouri State vs. Ouachi- Charleston Southern 72, Longwood 50 Bradley 56, Wichita State 51 Alabama 81, Ole Miss 73 Pacific-12 quarterfinals Mid-American quarterfinals ta Baptist, 2:30 p.m. High Point 73, Winthrop 55 Southland Conference first round Big 12 quarterfinals 8-Oregon 83, Washington 77 Akron 65, Eastern Michigan 63 Augustana (S.D.) vs. Harding, 5:30 Colonial Athletic Assn. quarterfinals Lamar 88, Houston Baptist 86, 2OT 1-Kansas 85, Kansas State 63 15-Arizona 82, Colorado 78 Bowling Green 62, C. Michigan 59 p.m. James Madison 53, Coll. Charleston Sam Houston St. 73, Nicholls St. 64 22-Baylor 75, 23-Texas 61 American Athletic first round Ohio 79, Northern Illinois 62 Nebraska-Kearney vs. Fort Hays 50 Southwestern Athletic quarterfinals 9-West Virginia 86, TCU 66 South Florida 71, East Carolina 66 Mid-Eastern Athletic quarterfinals State, 8 p.m. Delaware 57, Elon 50 Texas Southern 65, Jackson State 47 Sun Belt second round Tulane 65, UCF 63 S.C. State 90, Coppin State 80 Women’s college scores Drexel 71, Towson 54 Grambling State 60, Prairie View 56 South Alabama 67, Georgia South- Atlantic 10 second round Mountain West quarterfinals Sun Belt semifinals (today) Northeastern 65, Hofstra 54 NCAA Division II Central Region ern 61 Richmond 70, Fordham 55 San Diego State 71, Utah State 65 Arkansas State vs. Troy, 11:30 a.m. Conference USA quarterfinals Pittsburg, Kan. (first round today) Atlantic Coast quarterfinals G. Washington 73, Saint Louis 65 Nevada 63, New Mexico 62 UALR vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 2 p.m. UTEP 62, UAB 59 Winona State vs. Fort Hays State, 7-N. Carolina 88, Pittsburgh 71 UMass 67, Rhode Island 62 Southland Conference second round Championship: 7 p.m. Saturday (New Old Dominion 57, Charlotte 54 noon Notre Dame 84, 19-Duke 79, OT Big Sky quarterfinals Houston Baptist 73, SE Louisiana 68 Orleans). Middle Tennessee 74, Rice 54 Emporia State vs. Northern State, 4-Virginia 72, Georgia Tech 52 Weber State 78, Portland State 74 SWAC quarterfinals Southland semifinals (Saturday) Horizon League first round 2:30 p.m. Big East quarterfinals North Dakota 83, Idaho State 49 Jackson State 69, Prairie View 51 Central Arkansas vs. Lamar, 1 p.m. Valparaiso 94, Detroit 91, OT Pittsburg State vs. Sioux Falls, 6 p.m. 3-Villanova 81, Georgetown 67 Big West first round Western Athletic first round Northwestern State vs. Sam Houston Northern Kentucky 71, Cleveland Missouri Western State vs. Arkansas Providence 74, Butler 60 UC Santa Barbara 87, UC Davis 61 UMKC 80, Utah Valley 78 State, 3:30 p.m. State 59 Tech, 8:30 p.m. 4B The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas Scoreboard Sports on TV Cincinnati 5 4 .556 x-clinched playoff spot Bryce Molder (Conway) 36-38—74+3 Colorado 5 4 .556 Wednesday Hockey AUTO RACING ler-Providence winner, at New York at Anaheim, Calif. (same-day tape) Milwaukee 4 4 .500 Boston 116, Memphis 96 National Hockey League 10:30 a.m., FS1 (Resort Channel 34) — 5:30 p.m., NBCSN (Resort Channel 76) CYCLING San Francisco 5 5 .500 Houston 118, Philadelphia 104 EASTERN CONFERENCE NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Axalta Faster — Atlantic 10 Tournament, third quar- 1 a.m. (Saturday), NBCSN (Resort Chan- St. Louis 4 4 .500 Charlotte 122, New Orleans 113 Tougher Brighter 200, practice, at Avon- terfinal, VCU vs. Rhode Island-UMass nel 76) — Paris-Nice: Stage 5, Saint Paul Miami 3 5 .375 Milwaukee 114, Miami 108 Atlantic Division dale, Ariz. winner, at Brooklyn, N.Y. Trois Châteaux to Salon de Provence, Atlanta 3 6 .333 Detroit 102, Dallas 96 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 69 38 23 8 84 210 187 11:30 p.m., FS1 (Resort Channel 34) — 6 p.m., ESPN (Resort Channel 30) — ACC France (same-day tape) Pittsburgh 2 7 .222 New York 128, Phoenix 97 Tampa Bay 67 39 23 5 83 185 160 NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Good Sam Tournament, first semifinal, North Caro- GOLF San Diego 2 7 .222 Oklahoma City 120, L.A. Clippers 108 Florida 66 36 21 9 81 181 161 500, practice, at Avondale, Ariz. lina-Pittsburgh winner vs. Notre Dame- 2 a.m., GOLF — European PGA Tour, True Chicago 1 8 .111 Cleveland 120, Sacramento 111 Detroit 66 32 23 11 75 167 177 2 p.m., FS1 (Resort Channel 34) — NA- Duke winner, at Washington Thailand Classic, second round, at Hua Note: Split-squad games count in the Golden State 115, Utah 94 Ottawa 68 31 29 8 70 196 212 SCAR, Xfinity Series, Axalta Faster 6 p.m., ESPN2 (Resort Channel 29) — Hin, Thailand standings; games against non-major Thursday Montreal 67 31 30 6 68 183 188 Tougher Brighter 200, practice, at Avon- Big 12 Tournament, first semifinal, Tex- 11 a.m., GOLF — Sunshine Tour, Investec league teams do not. Toronto 104, Atlanta 96 dale, Ariz. as-Baylor winner vs. Kansas-Kansas St. Cup, third round, at Koster, South Africa Thursday Chicago at San Antonio (n) Buffalo 68 27 32 9 63 162 185 Toronto 66 22 33 11 55 159 197 4:30 p.m., FS2 (Resort Channel 82) — winner, at Kansas City, Mo. (same-day tape) Atlanta 5, Miami 2 Phoenix at Denver (n) Metropolitan Division NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Axalta Faster 6 p.m., ESPNU — AAC Tournament, third 2 p.m., GOLF — PGA Tour, Valspar Tampa Bay 5, Pittsburgh 1 Cleveland at L.A. Lakers (n) Tougher Brighter 200, final practice, at quarterfinal, Houston vs. UCF-Tulane Championship, second round, at Palm Minnesota 8, Boston 2 Today GP W L OT Pts GF GA Avondale, Ariz. winner, at Orlando, Fla. Harbor, Fla. Baltimore 4, N.Y. Yankees (ss) 4, tie Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Washington 67 49 13 5 103 217 155 N.Y. Rangers 67 39 22 6 84 192 173 5:30 p.m., FS2 (Resort Channel 82) — NA- 6 p.m., SEC (Resort Channel 79) — SEC Midnight, GOLF — Ladies European Philadelphia 6, Detroit 6, tie Detroit at Charlotte, 6 p.m. SCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Good Sam 500, Tournament, third quarterfinal, Ken- Tour, World Ladies Championship, third Toronto 11, N.Y. Yankees (ss) 4 Houston at Boston, 6:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 65 37 20 8 82 189 163 qualifying, at Avondale, Ariz. tucky vs. Alabama-Mississippi winner, round, at Shenzhen, China N.Y. Mets 7, St. Louis 2 Miami at Chicago, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 66 34 24 8 76 180 168 Philadelphia 65 31 23 11 73 167 174 COLLEGE BASKETBALL at Nashville, Tenn. MLB BASEBALL Kansas City 9, Chicago White Sox (ss) 2 New Orleans at Memphis, 7 p.m. Carolina 68 31 26 11 73 168 183 11 a.m., ESPN (Resort Channel 30) — Big 8 p.m., BTN — Big Ten Tournament, 5 a.m., MLB — Spring training, Toron- Chicago White Sox (ss) 8, Texas 2 Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Ten Tournament, first quarterfinal, Indi- fourth quarterfinal, Maryland vs. Ne- to vs. N.Y. Yankees (ss), at Tampa, Fla. L.A. Dodgers 8, Oakland 3 Washington at Utah, 8 p.m. New Jersey 67 31 29 7 69 148 170 ana vs. Northwestern-Michigan winner, braska-Wisconsin winner, at Indianap- (tape-delayed) Cleveland 9, San Diego 4 Orlando at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Columbus 67 28 31 8 64 178 208 WESTERN CONFERENCE at Indianapolis olis 8 a.m., MLB — Spring training, San San Francisco 3, Milwaukee 1 Portland at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Central Division 11 a.m., ESPN2 (Resort Channel 29) — 8 p.m., CBSSN (Resort Channel 32) Francisco vs. Milwaukee, at Phoenix Cincinnati 5, Colorado 4 New York at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. AAC Tournament, first quarterfinal, — Mountain West Tournament, first (tape-delayed) Arizona 5, L.A. Angels 3 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Golf Chicago 68 41 21 6 88 193 163 Temple vs. E. Carolina-South Florida semifinal, San Diego St.-Utah St. win- Noon, MLB — Spring training, Tampa Seattle 10, Chicago Cubs 8 $6.1M Valspar Championship winner, at Orlando, Fla. ner vs. New Mexico-Nevada winner, at Bay vs. Pittsburgh, at Bradenton, Fla. Houston 4, Washington 3 Dallas 68 40 20 8 88 218 196 Innisbrook Resort, Copperhead Course St. Louis 68 39 20 9 87 173 166 11 a.m., NBCSN (Resort Channel 76) — Las Vegas 3 p.m., MLB — Spring training, L.A. An- Basketball Palm Harbor, Fla. Nashville 68 34 21 13 81 187 173 Atlantic 10 Tournament, first quarter- 8 p.m., ESPNU — AAC Tournament, gels vs. L.A. Dodgers, at Glendale, Ariz. National Basketball Association Yardage: 7,340; Par 71 (36-35) final, Dayton vs. Fordham-Richmond fourth quarterfinal, Tulsa vs. Memphis, (same-day tape) Colorado 69 35 30 4 74 186 195 EASTERN CONFERENCE Keegan Bradley 34-33—67 -4 Minnesota 67 31 26 10 72 177 169 winner, at Brooklyn, N.Y. at Orlando, Fla. 8 p.m., MLB — Spring training, Boston Atlantic Division Ken Duke (Hope, Henderson St.) 35-32—67 -4 Winnipeg 66 27 34 5 59 171 198 Noon, SEC (Resort Channel 79) — SEC 8 p.m., FS1 (Resort Channel 34) — Big vs. Toronto, at Dunedin, Fla. (same-day W L Pct GB Charles Howell III 34-33—67 -4 Tournament, first quarterfinal, Texas East Tournament, second semifinal, tape) Pacific Division Toronto 43 20 .683 — Chesson Hadley 36-32—68 -3 GP W L OT Pts GF GA A&M vs. Florida, at Nashville, Tenn. Marquette-Xavier winner vs. Creigh- 11 p.m., MLB — Spring training, Texas Boston 39 26 .600 5 Charley Hoffman 34-35—69 -2 Los Angeles 66 40 22 4 84 179 152 1 p.m., ESPN (Resort Channel 30) — Big ton-Seton Hall winner, at New York vs. Milwaukee, at Phoenix (same-day Greg Yates 35-34—69 -2 Anaheim 66 37 20 9 83 165 154 Ten Tournament, second quarterfinal, 8 p.m., NBCSN (Resort Channel 76) — tape) New York 27 39 .409 17½ Chez Reavie 35-34—69 -2 San Jose 66 37 23 6 80 198 174 Purdue vs. Illinois-Iowa winner, at In- Atlantic 10 Tournament, fourth quarter- 2 a.m. (Saturday), MLB — Spring train- Brooklyn 18 46 .281 25½ Daniel Berger 35-35—70 -1 dianapolis final, St. Bonaventure vs. Davidson-La ing, Atlanta (ss) vs. St. Louis, at Jupiter, Vancouver 66 26 28 12 64 160 190 Philadelphia 8 56 .125 35½ Jamie Lovemark 35-35—70 -1 Arizona 67 28 32 7 63 177 210 1 p.m., ESPN2 (Resort Channel 29) — Salle winner, at Brooklyn, N.Y. Fla. (same-day tape) Southeast Division Matt Every 35-35—70 -1 Calgary 67 28 34 5 61 181 209 AAC Tournament, second quarterfinal, 8 p.m., SEC (Resort Channel 79) — SEC NBA BASKETBALL W L Pct GB Brian Harman 36-34—70 -1 Edmonton 69 26 36 7 59 167 204 Cincinnati vs. UConn, at Orlando, Fla. Tournament, fourth quarterfinal, South 7 p.m., NBA — Miami at Chicago Miami 37 27 .578 — Danny Willett 34-36—70 -1 Note: Two points for a win, one point for 1:30 p.m., NBCSN (Resort Channel 76) Carolina vs. Mississippi St.-Georgia 9:30 p.m., NBA — New York at L.A. Clip- Charlotte 35 28 .563 1½ Jerry Kelly 37-33—70 -1 overtime loss. — Atlantic 10 Tournament, second winner, at Nashville, Tenn. pers Atlanta 36 29 .554 1½ Brandon Hagy 34-36—70 -1 Wednesday quarterfinal, Saint Joseph’s vs. George 8:30 p.m., ESPN (Resort Channel 30) SOCCER Washington 30 33 .476 6½ Scott Brown 37-33—70 -1 Toronto 4, N.Y. Islanders 3, SO Washington-Saint Louis winner, at — ACC Tournament, second semifi- 1:30 p.m., FS2 (Resort Channel 82) — Orlando 27 36 .429 9½ Jonas Blixt 37-33—70 -1 St. Louis 3, Chicago 2, SO Brooklyn, N.Y. nal, Virginia-Georgia Tech winner vs. FA Cup, quarterfinal, Crystal Palace at Central Division Ryan Moore 35-35—70 -1 Calgary 3, Nashville 2, OT 2 p.m., SEC (Resort Channel 79) — SEC Miami-Virginia Tech winner, at Wash- Reading W L Pct GB Retief Goosen 36-34—70 -1 Colorado 3, Anaheim 0 Tournament, second quarterfinal, LSU ington TRACK & FIELD Cleveland 45 18 .714 — Webb Simpson 36-34—70 -1 Vancouver 3, Arizona 2, OT vs. Tennessee-Vanderbilt winner, at 8:30 p.m., ESPN2 (Resort Channel 29) — 10:30 p.m., NBCSN (Resort Channel 76) Indiana 34 30 .531 11½ Martin Kaymer 36-34—70 -1 Los Angeles 4, Washington 3, OT Nashville, Tenn. Big 12 Tournament, second semifinal, — USA Indoor Championships, at Port- Chicago 32 30 .516 12½ Danny Lee 35-35—70 -1 Thursday 3 p.m., CBSSN (Resort Channel 32) West Virginia-TCU winner vs. Oklaho- land, Ore. (same-day tape) Detroit 33 31 .516 12½ Will MacKenzie 35-35—70 -1 Carolina 3, Boston 2, OT — Conference USA Tournament, first ma-Iowa St. winner, at Kansas City, Mo. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Milwaukee 27 38 .415 19 Cameron Smith 37-33—70 -1 Buffalo at Montreal (n) semifinal, UAB-Western Kentucky win- 10:30 p.m., CBSSN (Resort Channel 32) 10 a.m., CBSSN (Resort Channel 32) WESTERN CONFERENCE Tyler Aldridge 35-35—70 -1 Winnipeg at Detroit (n) ner vs. Louisiana Tech-Old Dominion — Mountain West Tournament, second — Conference USA Tournament, first Southwest Division David Hearn 39-32—71 E Ottawa at Florida (n) winner, at Birmingham, Ala. semifinal, Fresno St.-UNLV winner vs. semifinal, UTEP-UAB winner vs. Char- W L Pct GB Troy Merritt 35-36—71 E Edmonton at Minnesota (n) 5:30 p.m., BTN — Big Ten Tournament, Boise St.- Colorado St. winner, at Las lotte-Old Dominion winner, at Birming- x-San Antonio 54 10 .844 — Steve Stricker 39-32—71 E New Jersey at San Jose (n) third quarterfinal, Michigan St. vs. Penn Vegas ham, Ala. Memphis 38 26 .594 16 Charl Schwartzel 35-36—71 E Today St.-Ohio St. winner, at Indianapolis 10:30 p.m., FS1 (Resort Channel 34) — 12:30 p.m., CBSSN (Resort Channel 32) Dallas 33 32 .508 21½ Brendon Todd 34-37—71 E Pittsburgh at Columbus, 6 p.m. 5:30 p.m., CBSSN (Resort Channel 32) — Pac-12 Tournament, second semifinal, — Conference USA Tournament, second Houston 32 32 .500 22 Ryan Palmer 36-35—71 E Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. Conference USA Tournament, second Southern Cal-Utah winner vs. Oregon semifinal, Middle Tennessee-Rice win- New Orleans 24 39 .381 29½ Patrick Reed 35-36—71 E Anaheim at St. Louis, 7 p.m. semifinal, Middle Tennessee-Charlotte St.-California winner, at Las Vegas ner vs. W. Kentucky-Marshall winner, at Northwest Division Bill Haas 37-34—71 E Chicago at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. winner vs. Marshall-UTEP winner, at 11 p.m., ESPNU — Big West Tournament, Birmingham, Ala. W L Pct GB Henrik Stenson 36-35—71 E Arizona at Calgary, 8 p.m. Birmingham, Ala. second semifinal, teams TBA, at Ana- 3:30 p.m., ESPNU — America East Tour- Oklahoma City 44 20 .688 — Chad Campbell 35-36—71 E 5:30 p.m., FS1 (Resort Channel 34) — heim, Calif. nament, championship, Maine at Alba- Portland 34 31 .523 10½ Daniel Summerhays 36-35—71 E Transactions Big East Tournament, first semifinal, 1 a.m. (Saturday), ESPNU — Big West ny, at Binghamton, N.Y. Utah 29 35 .453 15 Kyle Reifers 35-36—71 E BASEBALL Georgetown-Villanova winner vs. But- Tournament, first semifinal, teams TBA, Denver 26 38 .406 18 John Huh 36-35—71 E American League Minnesota 20 45 .308 24½ Mark Hubbard 36-35—71 E BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Released RHP Pregame.com Dayton 4.5 Richmond Boston 5 4 .556 Pacific Division Brett Stegmaier 34-37—71 E Andrew Triggs. Agreed to terms with 1B Saint Joseph’s pick G. Washington Minnesota 5 4 .556 NBA (tonight) W L Pct GB Seung-Yul Noh 36-35—71 E Pedro Alvarez on a one-year contract. Cincinnati 1 UConn Seattle 5 4 .556 x-Golden State 57 6 .905 — Matt Kuchar 36-35—71 E TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned C Justin Favorite Line O/U Underdog Tulsa 3 Memphis Cleveland 4 4 .500 Brooklyn 3 211.5 at Philadelphia L.A. Clippers 41 22 .651 16 Blayne Barber 36-35—71 E O’Conner to Durham (IL). Texas A&M 3.5 Florida Oakland 4 4 .500 Sacramento 25 38 .397 32 Patton Kizzire 35-36—71 E National League at Charlotte 4 200.5 Detroit North Carolina 6 Notre Dame Kansas City 5 6 .455 at Boston 5.5 221 Houston Phoenix 17 47 .266 40½ Francesco Molinari 35-36—71 E COLORADO ROCKIES — Assigned RHPs Villanova 9 Providence Tampa Bay 4 5 .444 L.A. Lakers 14 51 .215 44 Hiroshi Iwata 34-37—71 E Matt Carasiti and Jeff Hoffman at Memphis off off New Orleans Updated odds available at Pregame.com. Los Angeles 3 6 .333 at Oklahoma City 12.5 222.5 Minnesota New York 2 6 .250 at Chicago off off Miami Baseball Baltimore 0 9 .000 at Utah off off Washington Spring training NATIONAL LEAGUE KIRBY From Page 1B at Sacramento off off Orlando AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct at L.A. Clippers 9.5 203 New York W L Pct Los Angeles 5 1 .833 at Golden State 13 224 Portland Toronto 8 1 .889 Philadelphia 7 3 .700 later beat Kingston to arrange the fending 4A champion Riverview, night. The Lady Warhawks also College basketball Houston 7 2 .778 Arizona 6 3 .667 matchup of the top two teams in which risks an unbeaten record lost 36-35 to Wonderview Feb. 18 Favorite Line Underdog Texas 6 2 .750 Washington 6 3 .667 Indiana 6.5 Michigan Chicago 5 3 .625 New York 4 3 .571 the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette against Central Arkansas Christian in the district final at Guy-Perkins Purdue 10.5 Illinois Detroit 6 4 .600 Class 1A girls rankings. in today’s 3:30 p.m. opener. Nemo (Faulkner County), Nemo Vista Kirby hasn’t lost since a 40-39 Vista started 17-0 before a 51-40 avenging the defeat 43-37 eight EARLE From Page 1B setback at conference rival Caddo loss to Riverview Dec. 11 at the days later in a region second-round Hills Dec. 4. The Lady Trojans Cabot Classic. Kirby fell 60-48 to game at Greers Ferry West Side. run of their own to take a 13-11 with adversity all year,” said Da- that’s how all of them are.” have avenged that defeat twice Riverview Nov. 16 in the Bauxite Kirby seeks its second state lead after one quarter. That was vis. “They made a good run there Laderyca Childs finished with in the current 26-game winning Classic. title of the decade, downing Poyen the last lead the Lady Wildcats and did a good job to get the lead 16 points and eight rebounds for streak, including 31-20 in a slow- Nemo Vista then lost 50-48 at in the 2010 final at then-Summit would hold. Leading scorer Lak- up to 14.” Earle and Taklia Baker had 13 paced affair in the region tourna- Jessieville in the Lady Lions’ De- Arena for the first such crown en Stanek suffered an apparent Freshman sensation Roshala points and 13 rebounds. Stanek ment on Caddo Hills’ floor. cember weekend classic, Kirby in the school’s proud basketball knee injury in the second quarter Scott had 15 points in the first paced Hector (23-11) with 18 Both teams have lost to de- defeating Jessieville the previous history. as Earle opened the period on a half for Earle. “Being able to get points and chipped in nine re- 13-2 run. that lead was huge, our goal was bounds. Alyssa Millsaps added 10 BROWN From Page 1B Stanek would later return to to have it to 15 by halftime,” Gar- points and seven rebounds. the game but Hector trailed 33-19 rett said. Earle 11 22 12 14 — 63 Hector 13 6 8 18 — 41 “I think I had called timeout because he’s a good finisher. With two hands on us, you can push and at halftime. Coach Walt Davis Of Scott, Garrett said: “She’s Earle: Scott 19, L. Childs 16, Baker 13, and said we were stuck in a rut,” the strength that he’s got, he can’t you can shove, and for whatever didn’t blame the injury for the an unbelievable player and can do Allen 6, Crowder 3, Sanders 3, Bowers Murray said. “We needed to score be stopped.” run by the Lady Bulldogs. “That’s a little bit of everything. Whatev- 2, Logan 1. reason, we struggle against that Hector: Stanek 18, Millsaps 10, Lee 4, because the momentum had shift- Brown and Garrett scored physical ball pressure.” part of the game and we’ve dealt er you ask her to do she’ll do it; Haley 3, Hamilton 2, Hood 2, Mathis 2. ed. The threes that he hit at the eight of the game’s final nine J’Sebian Brown led EPC with time gave us a confidence boost. points, combining to hit 6 of 10 15 points, 12 in the first half before HOGS From Page 1B That’s why I had him out there. free throws. Garrett finished with drawing defensive attention in the Normally I start Cortez Banks, but 11 points, Gerry Bohanon adding second. late heroics to seal the win. Egbunu’s availability. kind of hit it pretty bad, it was I went with the long-range shooter. nine. “I just didn’t convert when I A late charging foul on Arkan- Kevarrius Hayes played the bearable,” Egbunu said of the Even their coach don’t know about Earle led from start to finish, had the ball,” said J’Sebian Brown sas’ Anton Beard after Hill’s bas- first 2½ minutes in place of Eg- injury. his long-range shooting, but he can EPC beginning the game with of his second-half struggles. ket was also critical, leading to bunu, who appeared to be ad- Arkansas (16-16) shoot it from practically half court. three straight turnovers. Earle Xzavier Reed and Clay Malone Hannahs 12-23 7-7 33, Durham 2-3 0-1 4, No one really knew that but us be- made the Warriors pay for their Finney-Smith’s two free throws justing to playing with the hand Bell 2-10 4-6 8, Kingsley 4-12 2-7 10, Miles added 10 each for the Warriors. cause I normally don’t start him.” early mistakes, leading 7-0 and 13-3 with 26.8 seconds left. Egbunu’s and wrist bandaged. He initially 0-1 1-2 1, Thompson 0-0 0-0 0, Watkins They stayed in the game by hitting defensive rebound led to Devin seemed more inclined to be a 0-2 0-0 0, Whitt 0-3 0-0 0, Beard 2-7 1-2 5, The Bulldogs led 45-33 heading before a 17-11 advantage after the Kouassi 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-61 15-25 61. into the fourth before EPC cut it first quarter. 6 of 12 from beyond the arc. Robinson’s slam and Allen added physical presence on defense be- Florida (19-13) But Earle’s offense was too two free throws with 4.1 seconds fore eventually getting on the Robinson 3-8 0-0 8, Allen 3-10 3-3 11, to 53-45 with 3:29 to play. Brown “I think it was just a little bit Finney-Smith 3-11 5-7 13, Chiozza 2-9 much, shooting 25 of 45 (55.6 per- for the exclamation point. board with a dunk that helped then went on a personal 6-0 run, of the nervousness and the anx- 0-0 5, Hayes 0-0 3-8 3, Hill 6-10 5-9 18, cent) from the field. The Bulldogs Florida won the first the Gators tie the game at 15. Walker 0-0 0-0 0, Francis-Ramirez 0-0 0-0 pushing it back to double digits for iousness of being here,” said EPC SEC-tournament meeting be- Egbunu became more in- 0, Egbunu 3-3 2-3 8, Leon 1-3 0-0 2. Totals good at 59-45. coach McKenzie Pierce, whose hit 14 of 28 in the first half and 11 21-54 18-30 68. of 17 (64.7 percent) in the second, tween the schools since 2009 and volved by diving into a loose-ball Halftime—Florida 29-23. Three-point Brown went 10 of 13 from the Warriors turned the ball over 14 goals—Arkansas 2-12 (Hannahs 2-8, field, two of four on three-pointers times including six in the open- starting what turned proved an this one was important in getting scramble before asserting himself Beard 0-1, Bell 0-3), Florida 8-20 (Rob- the Gators into the NCAA-tour- on the boards with six first-half inson 2-4, Finney-Smith 2-5, Allen 2-5, and eight of 11 on free throws. ing quarter. “At the time, I didn’t Earle sweep of the 2A titles. nament discussion. Their main rebounds that got Florida out of a Hill 1-2, Chiozza 1-2, Leon 0-2). Fouled “His strength is he goes so think we were panicking. I felt E. Poinsett County 11 13 9 15 — 48 out—Beard, Thompson. Rebounds—Ar- Earle 17 15 13 23 — 68 concern was stringing together back-and-forth battle into a 29-23 kansas 45 (Kingsley 14), Florida 40 (Eg- hard, and when we get the re- good about where we were at. But East Poinsett County: Brown 15, Malone back-to-back wins after a four- lead at halftime. bunu, Finney-Smith 9). Assists—Arkansas bound, we get it to him on break for whatever reason, when you 10, Reed 10, James 7, Barnes 6. 8 (Durham 6), Florida 14 (Hill 5). Total and you’re not going to stop him,” play Earle, you can throw the rule Earle: Marc. Brown 30, Garrett 11, Boha- game slide, a quest made more “Apart from the few times fouls—Arkansas 26, Florida 24. non 9, Murray 8, Johnson 5, Marq. Brown challenging by questions about when I dove on the floor and Murray said. “He’s going to finish book out the window. You can put 3, Boyce 2.

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Utah to extend its record regu- a span that has seen them climb ris scored 20 points, including Rockets 118, 76ers 104 lar-season home winning streak from ninth in the East into the two 3-pointers during a decisive PHILADELPHIA — James to 46. conference’s No. 3 seed. fourth-quarter run, and Andre Harden scored 29 points and Klay Thompson scored 23 Two nights after surprising Drummond had 25 points and Dwight Howard added 21 points points, and Curry wound up with East-leading Cleveland — despite 17 rebounds in Detroit’s victory and 18 rebounds to help Houston 12 points and 10 assists on a quiet being without four starters — over Dallas. beat Philadelphia. night in which he struggled to find Memphis sustained a collapse Drummond leads the NBA Patrick Beverley (University his stroke early. Draymond Green that was exacerbated by the loss with 54 double-doubles. Tobias of Arkansas) added 16 points — added 17 points, seven rebounds of guard Mario Chalmers in the Harris added 19 points for De- all in the first half — and Trevor and five assists as Golden State third quarter to what the team troit. Ariza finished with 15 for Hous- (57-6) improved to 28-0 at Oracle called a right foot injury. Chalm- Chandler Parsons and Dirk ton. The Rockets, who are cur- Arena this season. ers did not appear to sustain any Nowitzki each scored 25 points rently holding the eighth and fi- Trey Burke led the Jazz with contact before pulling up and for Dallas. The Mavericks have 18 points. then needing assistance off the lost a season-high four straight nal playoff spot in the Western court, unable to put any weight games. Conference, have won three of Cavaliers 120, Kings 111 their last four to even their record on his leg. Bucks 114, Heat 108 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Kev- JaMychal Green had 17 points at .500. MILWAUKEE — Giannis An- in Love converted a four-point and 13 rebounds for the Grizzlies. Ish Smith scored 21 points and play with 1:32 remaining, Kyrie Ir- tetokounmpo scored 24 points Nerlens Noel and Robert Coving- ving scored 30 points and Cleve- Hornets 122, Pelicans 113 and Khris Middleton made four ton had 17 points apiece for the land hung on to beat Sacramento. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Kem- free throws in the closing sec- 76ers. They have lost 13 straight LeBron James had 25 points ba Walker scored 35 points, and onds to help Milwaukee hold off to drop to 8-56. and 11 rebounds. Tristan Thomp- Charlotte held off New Orleans Miami. Knicks 128, Suns 97 for its 11th victory in 13 games. Jabari Parker added 23 son added 18 points and 15 re- PHOENIX — Sasha Vujacic bounds, and Love finished with Walker shot 9 of 18 from the points, Middleton had 22, and field and had five three-pointers Miles Plumlee scored a sea- scored a season-high 23 points 17 points and 10 rebounds. in a rare start, Carmelo Anthony for his fourth-straight 30-point son-high 18 for the Bucks. They DeMarcus Cousins had 29 also had 23 and New York beat game. He also added seven assists snapped the Heat’s winning points and 11 rebounds for the Phoenix. and seven rebounds for Charlotte. streak at five games. Kings. They trailed 109-100 with Vujacic was seven of eight Courtney Lee had 16 points Luol Deng had 20 points and under 5 minutes to play before us- from the field and tied a career and Nicolas Batum added 15 as 11 rebounds for Miami. Hassan ing an 8-0 run to close within one. high by going six of seven from all five Charlotte starters reached Whiteside added 23 points and Celtics 116, Grizzlies 96 three-point range. He made his double figures in scoring midway 13 rebounds, and Dwyane Wade first start since last November BOSTON — Isaiah Thom- through the third quarter. had 18 points. and had not played in two of the as scored 16 of his 22 points in Anthony Davis had 40 points After Wade scored on a fast- Knicks’ last three games. The Associated Press the third quarter, when Boston and 13 rebounds, and Jure Holiday break layup to cut it to 110-106, The Knicks hit a season-high turned a three-point deficit into scored a season-high 38 points for Middleton made two free throws. TRIPLE THREAT: Oklahoma City guard Russell Westbrook, cen- a 16-point lead before coasting 16 threes. Derrick Williams ter, shoots between Los Angeles defenders Wesley Johnson (33), New Orleans. The injury-plagued Joe Johnson (Little Rock, Uni- past Memphis for its 14th-straight versity of Arkansas) scored off a scored 18 points and Jose Cal- center DeAndre Jordan, rear, and guard Austin Rivers (25) during Pelicans fell to 7-24 on the road. home victory. pass from Wade, but Middleton deron added 10 points and 12 as- the third quarter of the Thunder’s 120-108 home victory Wednes- The Celtics have not lost in Pistons 102, Mavericks 96 answered with two more free sists. Rookie Devin Booker led day night. Westbrook had a triple-double of 25 points, a career-high Boston in more than two months, DALLAS — Marcus Mor- throws. Phoenix with 32 points. 20 assists and 11 rebounds. ARTS, ETC. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 5B Your nails ‘Creative Control’ looks at near may not future of survive ‘10 personal VR LINDSEY BAHR The Associated Press Cloverfield’ LOS ANGELES — What does tech- nology look like five minutes in the JOCELYN NOVECK future? The Associated Press It’s a question that’s on a lot of I’d like to apologize to those sitting artists’ minds lately. Whether it’s the next to me for my aggressive pop- Siri-like companion in Spike Jonze’s corn munching during “10 Cloverfield “Her,” a beautiful A.I. in Alex Garland’s Lane,” the new J.J. Abrams-produced “Ex Machina” or the ability to instantly nail-biter starring a creepier John rewind and project memories in the Goodman than you’ve ever seen (and “Black Mirror” episode of TV’s “The that’s saying something.) Entire History of You,” on nearly every You see, the popcorn was a surro- screen there seems to be someone’s gate for my nails, which I would have vision of the not-so-distant future — bitten off completely had I not had and usually a warning about how the this precious snack at, um, hand. If purportedly convenient technologies you’re like me, which is to say easily are damaging our realities. creeped out by unbearable tension and The latest entry is the bold indie constant fear, not to mention intense “Creative Control” (out Friday in lim- claustrophobia, then I strongly suggest The Associated Press ited release and expanding on March you either bring your own snacks, an 18), about an ad exec who gets lost in This image shows Mary Elizabeth Winstead, right, and John Goodman in a scene from “10 Cloverfield CLOVERFIELD: the possibilities of Augmenta — an old sweatshirt or a good friend’s arm Lane.” to chew on. augmented reality system in a pair of glasses. In this highly stylized, “Goo- A couple things to get out of off. As night falls into inky blackness, nuclear, might be something else. But screenwriters (Josh Campbell, Matt gle-utopia” world, Augmenta even the way: This film, directed by Dan we hear references on the radio to an she’s the lucky one. She’s been saved. Stuecken, and Damien Chazelle of looks cool. Think Warby Parker, not Trachtenberg, is not a sequel to the unexplained power surge. Soon, a third character is intro- “Whiplash”) find a way to break the Google Glass or Microsoft HoloLens. 2008 Abrams-produced “Cloverfield,” Then there’s a car crash, shocking duced: An amiable neighbor, Emmett tension — ever so briefly — with a bit Director Ben Dickinson, who co- though it does share a similar vibe, not in its intensity — and the opening (John Gallagher Jr.), who insists he of humor (watch for a random Santa wrote and stars, didn’t have the VFX to mention part of a title, which hints credits haven’t even finished yet. hurt his arm not trying to escape from Claus reference) and a bit of music, budget of some of his contemporaries, at a franchise (Abrams has mentioned Michelle awakes in some sort Howard but trying to get IN; he sup- too. You’ll probably laugh, as I did, but what he did have was time to really a “bigger plan.”) And a disclaimer: of underground cellar. Worse, she’s ports Howard’s story of a catastrophic when you realize the soundtrack is hone in on an idea, and a few friends We won’t reveal the end here in any chained to a wall. With ingenuity, she attack. And the three settle in for a playing “I Think We’re Alone Now.” in the tech world to help — including way, but we WILL have to say what manages to reach her cellphone. But taut, well-choreographed chamber For a minute we forget the dangers Vimeo co-creator Jake Lodwick. we THINK of the ending. If even that there’s no service. play down in the bunker. that (might) lurk, both outside and in. Together they designed Augmenta feels like a spoiler to you, then feel free And then she meets Howard. This is the bulk of the movie, and But the dance will eventually have — from the retinal projection interface to stop reading a few paragraphs early. Naturally, Michelle thinks Howard this is the best of it: The fraught dance to end. Trachtenberg scares the wits to a user’s guide. The French digital Now to the plot. We meet Michelle (Goodman, in all his imposing girth) between these three characters, with out of us a few times, and then he effects company Mathematic brought (Mary Elizabeth Winstead, elevating is up to something bad. There’s that their shifting allegiances and a pow- launches into a climax that will have it to life. It looks familiar, but slight- what could be a stock feisty-girl role whole chained-to-the-wall thing, plus er dynamic that never seems clear. many talking — though I found it ly askew. The screens and monitors with intelligence and occasional hu- that huge lock on the heavy metal Which one of them is lying? Or is somewhat disappointing, a little pre- are like the ones we have now, but mor) as she’s packing to leave a boy- door of her cell. But, he explains, he’s everyone telling the truth? Who’s the dictable, and frustratingly baffling. But in “Creative Control” they’re sleek friend after an unexplained conflict (a not a threat — he’s a savior. Something enemy, and are they outside or under- you might love it. and completely clear. With Augmenta, famous actor’s voice is heard on voice- terrible has happened up there, out- ground? Just remember to bring something mail). She jumps in her car and heads side. It might be chemical, might be Smartly, Trachtenberg and the to chew on. CREATIVE CONTROL, PAGE 7B

Around Town INTERESTING SITES: County history. Townsend Post 13 — 3237 Al- Saturday 1 p.m. to 2 a.m. Full • KJ’s Grill — 1834 Airport Burchwood Bay Road, 525-0780. • Alison Parsons Gallery • Melting Pot Genealogical bert Pike, 767-1346. The 40/8 bar, Golden Tee and Internet Road, 767-0063. Visit by land or water, Tuesday — 802 Central Ave., 625-3001. Library — 649-B Ouachita Ave., Lounge is open from 10 a.m. to jukebox. Tournaments Satur- • Low Key Arts — 118 Arbor pizza buffet 6-8 p.m., Thursday Original paintings by local art- 624-0229. Library open 10 a.m. midnight Tuesday-Saturday, and days at 7 p.m. St., 282-9057. steak night, Friday pride of the ist Alison Parsons. Glass art to 2 p.m. Monday, Friday, and from 1-10 p.m. on Sundays and • BootScooters — 421 Broad- • Maxwell Blade Theater pond catfish night. jewelry by Lori Arnold. Open 11 second Saturday of each month. Mondays. Special drink prices way St., 627-0505. Thursday, Fri- of Magic — 121 Central Ave., • Silver Fox Lounge — Lo- a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, Friday, • Fox Pass Pottery — 379 Fox daily. The Lounge is open to day, Saturday 6:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. 623-6200. Open at 8 p.m. Mon- cated in the Austin Convention Saturday and Gallery Walk 5-9 Pass Cutoff, 623-9906. members and guests 21 and old- DJ spinning top 40 dance music day-Saturday with mind-bog- Hotel & Spa, 305 Malvern Ave., p.m. first Fridays. • Historic District Antiques er. Guests must sign in. after live band. Pool tables. gling magic and comedy. live bands on Friday and Satur- — 514 Central Ave. • Angel’s in the Park — 211 • The Five Star Dinner The- • Pop’s Lounge at Oak- day; 623-6600. • Artists’ Workshop Gallery • Pocket Community The- Fountain St., in the Park Hotel, atre — 701 Central Ave. Hot lawn — Must be 21 to enter at — 610-A Central Ave., 623-6401. ATTRACTIONS: atre — Hot Springs’ oldest 609-0767. Open 5-9 p.m. Mon- Springs’ only full-time dinner 2705 Central Ave. 623-4411 or • Gallery Central — 800 • Arkansas Alligator Farm live-performance theater pres- day-Thursday and 5-10 p.m. theater featuring year-round en- 800-OAKLAWN. and Petting Zoo Inc. — 847 Central Ave., 318-4278. Open 10 ents five productions a year Friday and Saturday. Outside tertainment. Open Fridays and • The Porterhouse — 707 Whittington Ave. About 175 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through plus extras, 170 Ravine St., 623- dining promenade. Full bar and Saturdays with buffet by Chef Central Ave. Steaks and sea- North American alligators. Feed Saturday. 8585. cocktail lounge with two flat- Joe Gargano served at 6 p.m. food. Open 3:30-10 p.m. Mon- and pet many animals and an • Justus Fine Art Gallery — screen TVs. and the play at 7 p.m. Reserva- day-Thursday; 3:30-11 p.m. Fri- MUSEUMS/HISTORY: alligator. Open from 9:30 a.m. to 827-A Central Ave., http://www. • Arlington Resort Hotel & tions for tables are suggested, day and Saturday; and 3-10 p.m. • Maxwell Blade’s Curiosity 5 p.m. daily. 623-6172. JustusFineArt.com. Spa — 239 Central Ave. and 318-1600. Sunday. Happy hour 4-7 p.m. Museum — 121 Central Ave., • Garvan Woodland Gardens • Legacy Fine Art Gallery Fountain St., 623-7771. • Hawg’s Pizza Pub — 1442 Private rooms available; 321- 623-6200. Winter hours are 10 — 550 Arkridge Road, 262-9300. — 804 Central Ave., 762-0840, • Back Porch Grill — 4810 Airport Road, 767-4240. Open 11 8282. a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. From Me- Open daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. http://www.LFAGallery.net. Central Ave., 525-0885. Open 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through • Redbeard’s Living Can- morial Day through Labor Day, • Hot Springs Farmers & Ar- • Riley Art Glass Studio — p.m. Monday-Saturday. Thursday; 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- vas — 413 Park Ave., 623-4744. hours are extended from 10 a.m. tisans Market — 121 Orange St. 366 Quarry Mountain Road, 318- • Belle Arti Ristorante — day and Saturday. Arrive by Tattoos and piercings. More to 11 p.m. Open from 7 a.m. to noon Sat- 6193, http://www.RileyArtGlass. 719 Central Ave. Chef Joseph boat or by car; live music on than 133 years of combined ex- • Mid-America Science urday and 4-7 p.m. Tuesday for com. Gargano invites everyone to the weekends. perience. Open daily. Walk-ins Museum — 500 Mid-America fresh local produce and hand- • The Fine Arts Center of experience a new menu featur- • J&S Italian Villa — 4332 welcome. Licensed by Arkansas Blvd., 767-3461. Summer hours made goods. Hot Springs — 626 Central Ave., ing lunch and dinner specials. Central Ave., Suite B in Temper- Department of Health. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, Me- • Hot Springs Mountain 624-0489, http://www.hsfac.org. Private rooms available; open ance Hill Square, 525-1121. Hot • Saddlebags Saloon & Grill morial Day through Labor Day. Tower — Located on Hot Open 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- daily, 624-7474. Springs’ most award-winning — 4977 Albert Pike Road, 767- Winter hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Springs Mountain Drive, 623- day-Saturday, 2-6 p.m. Sundays, • The Big Chill — 910 Hig- Italian restaurant. Relax in the BAGS (2247), Happy Hour Tuesday through Sunday. 6035. Gallery Walk 5-9 p.m. first Fri- don Ferry Road, 624-5185. Live cozy lounge after work, compli- weekdays 4-7 p.m., Karaoke • Mountain Valley Spring • Oaklawn Racing & Gaming days. acoustic music nightly. Pool, mentary appetizer bar. Happy on Thursdays and Fridays, al- Co. — 150 Central Ave. Histor- — 2705 Central Ave. 623-4411 or • Arkansas State Parks — darts and sports on TV. hour 5-7 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays ternates every other Saturday ical and informative exhibits, 9 800-OAKLAWN. Doors open Lake Catherine State Park, 844- • Boondocks Pool Hall — in the piano lounge. Ladies opposite the bands. Sunday a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays; 10 a.m. daily for gaming at 10 a.m. and 4176. DeGray Lake Resort State 1331 Airport Road, Suite G, Night Out Wednesdays. Enter- 10:30-11:30 a.m. Cross Stop Bik- to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. simulcast at 11 a.m. Free entry. Park, 865-2801; Lake Ouachita 881-4856. The only pool hall tainment by Mark Ayers at 5 er Church everyone welcome, • National Park Visitor Cen- Must be 21 to enter gaming area. State Park, 767-9366. in town, with 19 professional p.m. Wednesdays and Randy Sunday 5-9 p.m. jam with Terry ter — Located at Fordyce Bath • Garland County Histor- quality pool tables, four in a and Chana at 7 p.m. Fridays and Tee, Jerry Hubert and Chris TIME OUT: House, 369 Central Ave. Visitor ical Society — 328 Quapaw nonsmoking section. Host loca- Saturdays. O’Rorke. Razorback games on • Fun Trackers Go Karts — center hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ave., two blocks south of Levi tion for APA and NAPA leagues. • Jose’s Mexican Grill & throughout bar with happy hour 2614 Albert Pike., 767-8140, game daily. Call 620-6715. Towers, 321-2159. Open 8 a.m. Must be 21 or older to enter. Cantina — 5631 Central Ave., prices and potluck parties, no room, arcade, go karts, bumper to noon weekdays. Explore ENTERTAINMENT: Hours are Sunday-Thursday 1 525-9797, and 2215 Malvern Ave., charge bring a dish. boats and miniature golf. Birth- Hot Springs and Garland • American Legion, Warren p.m. to midnight and Friday and 609-9700. • Sam’s Pizza Pub — 401 day parties. 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The Sentinel-Record also reminds readers that stations reserve the right to make last-minute changes in television programming.) 6B The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas Traditional Art Guild Baltimore March announcement medical school Artist Shirley Anderson do the vibrancy evoked by painting to host play by a demonstration for Traditional en plein-air.” Art Guild, creating luminous Anderson did not serious- local physician pastel landscapes with the use ly pursue a career in fine art of underpaintings, at 10 a.m. until she retired from the tele- Johns Hopkins Medical March 17 in the Garland County communications industry, but School in Baltimore, Md., will Library auditorium at 1427 Mal- she has spent the last 14 years host the play “Marginalia,” writ- vern Ave. actively enhancing her skills. ten by Hot Springs physician and The public is welcome to She has discovered that her pas- playwright Dr. Richard Pellegri- attend the free event. sion is plein-air painting and no, as part of the “Art of Medi- The underpaintings use sev- now spends one to two weeks cine” project at 6 p.m. April 6. eral different types of media a year painting in an advanced The centerpiece of the event separately, including pan pas- group with Richard McKinley, is a staged reading of “Margina- tel, watercolors, oils and soft PSA. Anderson is a versatile lia,” followed by a Q&A conduct- pastel with mineral spirits. She artist and works with acrylic, ed by Pellegrino and including will use sanded paper as her oil, charcoal and pastels. JHMI faculty and actors from support. Her paintings are represen- the play. The project addresses “I paint from nature and tational, and she has recently fo- the fact that medicine has both want to capture the beauty of cused on landscapes across the a scientific and a human side. the creation around me,” An- United States. Anderson’s work Diagnosing a disease properly derson said in a news release. has been accepted in juried ex- is of paramount importance and “Much of my work is now creat- hibits in New Jersey, Texas, Kan- requires keen analytical skills, ed on location, which gives me sas, Colorado, and Arkansas and a news release said. Discussing the truest sense of the patterns her paintings hang in private Submitted photo these issues with patients and understanding the effect on their of light and shadows, as well collections in New Jersey, Ken- ART GUILD: Artist Shirley Anderson will demonstrate for Traditional Art Guild by creating luminous lives is an art and requires an as my interpretation of colors. tucky, Texas, Kansas, Arkansas, pastel landscapes with the use of underpaintings at 10 a.m. March 17 in the Garland County Library understanding of the human con- I have now enjoyed plein-air Louisiana and Canada. auditorium at 1427 Malvern Ave. The event is free and open to visitors. painting in Arkansas, Texas, One of the Charter Mem- dition. New Mexico, Louisiana and bers of the Arkansas Pastel tel Society of the Southwest, 726 in Hot Springs from May Gallery in Hot Springs. In 2007, Pellegrino wrote a series of California as well as in Spain Society, where she served as Brush Strokes of Hot Springs 2009 until April 2013. Her work Anderson released, along with poems about his experiences and have found special places president in 2006-07, Anderson Village, and the Fine Arts Cen- can now be seen at the Central three other artists, a book of with patients while he was a everywhere. I am indeed devel- is also a member of the Lone ter of Hot Springs. She was Park Fusion Cuisine Restau- her artwork entitled “The medical resident in the 1980s. oping a greater appreciation of Star Pastel Society, The Pas- one of four owners of Gallery rant and the Artists’ Workshop Monday Studio.” He saved them and incorporated these and other experiences into “Marginalia.” “Marginalia” is about a prom- FAC accepting submissions for local art exhibit inent physician who finds him- self haunted by the memories of The Fine Arts Center of Hot Springs people want to be around you and invite is gritty and rough. You don’t care what “Who’s left? Who’s right? Who’s in? former patients whom he feels is seeking artwork for its curated art you to their parties and show off their medium you use. Sometimes you mix Who’s out? You decide. Anyway, you got- he let down. His unease becomes exhibit showcasing Hot Springs area latest acquisition. You bring in the high it up. Crayons and a burnt stick on a ta see this show,” the news release said. acute when he develops a serious artists. dollars at fundraising auctions. Your brown paper bag is fine with you. Your The submission deadline is March 23. illness. He is compelled to face The exhibit “INSIDER/OUTSIDER” work is pristine in every way, and you work is shocking and a wake-up call. If Email images of submitted artwork these difficult memories head shows the diversity of genres in the vi- have high expectations. You know what you bring anything, you bring ‘hooch’ to [email protected] and include artist on and be held accountable for sual arts in the community. Exhibit dates good wine and good food is and you like to the party. They tell you ‘your work contact information, title of piece, me- his actions. Ultimately, it is these are April 1 through May 28 and will be it that way.” might sell better in Dallas or New York dium, and size. Artist statement may very patients that help him un- the main exhibit during the Arts & The An outsider, the release said, means or Los Angeles.’ You have no idea what be included but not necessary. Artwork derstand the power of hope, and Park celebration in May. “You’re no amateur but you didn’t go to ‘gallery ready’ means. But somebody, does not have to be for sale to be in- rediscover the emotions and ide- An insider, a news release said, school for this either. Or maybe you did somewhere sees something in your cluded in the show. The FAC receives a als that called him to medicine in means “You’re a pro. Designers and and you scared most of your classmates. work.” 35 percent commission for artwork sold the first place. collectors love you. You hang in all the You don’t care what they think. You This exhibit will marry these two in the exhibit. The play has been produced right places; the best homes and corpo- paint from your gut. You are fearless groups, bringing high art and low art Call 545-0534 or email donna@hsfac. at the Wildwood Park for the rate buildings. You have a following — and create your own world. Your work together. org for more information. Arts Theater in Little Rock, and offers many opportunities to ex- plore important issues regarding the doctor-patient relationship. It Rare Walt Whitman soldier will be produced as a showcase in New York City before going to Baltimore. Pellegrino’s other works include “Taking Back the Future,” a documentary on the letter found in National Archives patient experience with multi- ple sclerosis, which premiered THE ASSOCIATED PRESS like this, probably, for a while.” “I do a good deal of this, man, a friend.” at the Hot Springs Documen- WASHINGTON — A rare The letter was written for of course, writing all kinds, “Ah!” Wilson said she ex- tary Film Festival; “I Love You letter written by the poet Walt Pvt. Robert N. Jabo of the 8th including love letters,” Whit- claimed. “Look what I found!” Not,” an original play that also Whitman for a wounded Civil New Hampshire infantry, who man wrote in a dispatch for the Wilson showed the letter premiered in Hot Springs; and War soldier has been found in was dying of tuberculosis in New York Times in 1864. to Budell, who was cautious at “Point Source,” a medical thriller the National Archives. Washington’s Harewood Hos- A century and a half later, first. “Part of my job is authen- about a mysterious outbreak of The Washington Post pital. He was sick and illiter- few of those letters have sur- ticating such finds,” Budell multiple sclerosis in rural Ar- reports (http://wapo. ate. So Whitman, a cheerful, faced. said. kansas. st/1R8oh4k) it was discovered bearded man who regularly But volunteer Catherine David S. Ferriero, who Johns Hopkins has pioneered last month by an Archives vol- visited hospitalized soldiers, Cusack Wilson found one Feb. heads the National Archives, the concept of using art as a unteer on a team preparing offered to write for him. Sadly, 3. sent a scan of the letter to Walt Whitman teaching tool in medicine for Civil War widows’ pension Jabo died in a charity hospital The Falls Church librarian Whitman scholar Kenneth more than 110 years through its files to be digitized and placed 11 months after the letter was was sorting through pension M. Price, at the University of word “and.” Department of Art as Applied online. It’s one of only three written. files at the archives when she Nebraska. Price is co-director Whitman’s signature in the to Medicine. The department known to exist. Whitman, a poet, journalist drew Jabo’s file from its en- of the Walt Whitman Archive letter resembles other Whit- focuses mainly on the visual arts. “It doesn’t get much big- and essayist, often made the velope. and an expert on Whitman’s man signatures, Price said in The “Art of Medicine” project ger, in my eyes,” said Jackie rounds of the local hospitals, “I’m looking through the handwriting. an email. seeks to extend this concept Budell, an archive specialist where he dispensed snacks file, and I see this letter, and Price noted the unique way The letter will be housed to the theatrical arts, using the who oversees the project. “It’s and money. He also sat with I start reading it,” she said. Whitman wrote the letters in a vault at the National Ar- power of story to start conver- just simply stunning. … We’re wounded and dying soldiers On the back, she found a sur- x, d, and I, and how he often chives with other valuable sations about the human side of not going to find another one and wrote letters for them. prise: “Written by Walt Whit- used a plus sign instead of the documents. medicine.

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The class will feature “We have been so happy The Artists’ Workshop Gal- close up and giving much detail hands-on techniques for plant- with the seed library’s suc- lery, 610-A Central Ave., has an- and interpretation to the eyes. ing vegetable and flower seeds cess,” said Hough. “This is the nounced its featured artists for “I strive to capture their spirit,” and cover some of the many third year for Garland County March — Teresa Widdlefield she said. different ways to start seeds Grows and the community has and Daryl Wedwick. The artists’ Wedwick is a retired profes- for the spring and summer reached out in so many ways work will be on display at the sor of theater with many years planting season. This class is with its support. We could not gallery throughout the month. of experience in the fine art of intended to teach the basics of be happier with the results.” Widdlefield began her ar- doodling. When he moved to starting seeds and to encourage The library will also visit the tistic journey as a stained glass Hot Springs Village eight years patrons to try for themselves Hot Springs Farmers & Arti- artist more than 30 years ago, ago, he took advantage of the by checking out free seeds sans Market periodically this designing and creating one-of- local artistic climate to develop from Garland County Grows, spring and summer with the a-kind structural pieces for her his own artistic style, a blend the library’s own seed library. seed library in tow to promote clients. As her journey through of the doodling art and the wa- “We love being able to offer this service to the community. art progressed, she became in- tercolor medium. He contin- seed checkouts to our patrons,” “We have talked to so many terested in painting and “found ues his artistic education with Tiffany Hough, children’s li- people and checked out so her voice.” A passionate animal workshops under the tutelage brarian, said in a news release. many seeds. We hope to con- lover, she discovered painting of local and nationally known “Having the Master Gardeners tinue to offer programs that as a way of depicting nature’s artists. come teach a class about seed teach people sustainable gar- fascinating creatures, empha- Many of Wedwick’s paint- starting is perfect for anyone dening practices and to pro- sizing their eyes for a glimpse ings, which he will exhibit in interested in gardening or our mote cultivating healthy food into their spirit. She paints to March, are not intended to seed library, Garland Coun- sources at a local level,” Hough portray dramatic expressions make a serious statement about ty Grows.” Through Garland said. of art. the world around us. Most are Submitted photo County Grows, library patrons “Learn Seed Starting” with “I love creating intimacy in whimsical in nature and may FEATURED: The Artists’ Workshop Gallery, 610-A Central Ave., has are able to use their library the Master Gardeners will offer my art,” she said in a news re- stretch the viewer’s imagina- announced its featured artists for March — Teresa Widdlefield and card to check out free packets attendees a better understand- lease. Widdlefield is the owner tion. Visual puns may happen, Daryl Wedwick. The artists’ work will be on display at the gallery of vegetable, herb, and flower ing of how to start seeds in of Treasures In Nature Art Stu- and their doodle heritage is throughout the month. This acrylic piece entitled “Harmony” by seeds that they take home and any garden. Gardeners of all dio and is currently portraying usually apparent. “They are just Widdlefield is one of the works of art available for viewing. grow. After the plants grow, experience levels are welcome women in artistic poses. She fun to see,” the news release patrons are encouraged to save to attend the free program. specializes in pet portraits and said. Brush Strokes, Mid-Southern Fine Arts Center, and the Art- some seeds from each plant Call 623-4161 or 501-922- wildlife, painting her subjects Wedwick is a member of Watercolorists, the Hot Springs ists’ Workshop Gallery. and return them to the library. 4483 for more information. French gallery shows off ‘new’ Rembrandt at fine art fair MIKE CORDER at Oxford University. the lighting, they enlarged the to stand for Rembrandt Har- The Associated Press It was painted when Rem- painting and made it darker mensz fecit, meaning, made MAASTRICHT, Nether- brandt was just 18 or 19, at the around its edges. “They ‘Rem- by Rembrandt — Rembrandt’s lands — The painting was start of his career, when he brandtized’ what was already full name is Rembrandt Har- labeled as the work of an un- had finished his education in a Rembrandt.” menszoon van Rijn. known artist from Europe’s Amsterdam and moved back “Today we can see it is ri- “It’s nice that the mono- “Continental School,” dated to his home town of Leiden. diculous, but every era un- gram’s there,” Brown said. “It somewhere in the 19th cen- “The drawing is slightly derstands an artist in its own confirms what your eyes tell tury. It had a presale estimate crude, the colors are very viv- way,” he added. “Today, we you.” of $500-$800 when it went id,” Brown said. “It’s the begin- have the good fortune to be Ernst van de Wetering, a to auction in New Jersey last ning, the absolute beginning.” able to place it in its historical renowned expert on Rem- year. The picture is part of a se- context.” brandt’s work, said in a tele- French art dealer Bertrand ries depicting the five senses. After buying the painting at phone interview he also has Gautier thought the small It has been titled “The Un- auction in New Jersey and set- no doubt it is a genuine Rem- oil-on-panel painting of three conscious Patient (Sense of ting the art world abuzz at the brandt and part of the series figures was older. And he Smell)” and shows a woman prospect that a “new,” Rem- depicting the senses. thought he knew exactly who holding a handkerchief, pre- brandt had emerged, Gauti- The painting drew plenty sumably containing smell- er and Talabardon had it re- of admiring glances Thurs- had painted it: Dutch master ing salts, under the nose of a stored and fitted a frame that, day at the fair’s invitation-on- Rembrandt van Rijn. young man who has fainted when closed, shows only the ly opening, but any potential Unfortunately for Gautier after a surgeon has performed part of the panel painted by buyers at the fair will have and his partner Bertrand Tala- a blood-letting. Rembrandt but, when opened, been disappointed — the Rem- bardon, another dealer had the Three of the “sense” paint- shows the later additions to brandt has already been sold same hunch. In a few minutes ings were already known, and the work. to the privately owned Leiden of phone bidding, the price with the rediscovery of the The restoration turned up Collection in New York, which shot up, and in the end the sense of smell, only “taste” is another surprise — the earli- already owns two of the oth- Paris gallery owners paid just missing. est known signature by Rem- er “sense” paintings. Gautier over $1 million, including the Part of the reason the brandt, a monogram of the declined to say how much he buyer’s premium. painting was not earlier pos- letters “RF” or “RHF,” believed sold the painting for. On Thursday, the painting, itively identified as a Rem- restored and now considered brandt was an 18th-century a genuine Rembrandt dating The Associated Press attempt to make it look more Art on th e Run! from 1624-1625, hung in pride NEW PAINTING: The newly discovered painting by Dutch master like … a Rembrandt, Gautier 194147 of place at the entrance to the Rembrandt titled The Unconscious Patient (Sense of Smell) dated told The Associated Press. Paint Party! gallery’s stand at the presti- at around 1624-25, oil on panel 21.6x17.8 cm, is seen in this photo. “They knew it was a Rem- gious TEFAF art fair in the brandt, but they didn’t think March 12th southern Dutch city of Maas- It really is absolutely fascinat- the first picture he ever paint- it looked enough like a Rem- 1:30 pm -4:00 pm tricht. ing. This is the very beginning ed,” said Prof. Christopher brandt,” he said. In an effort “This is a great discovery. of Rembrandt, more or less Brown, an expert in Dutch art to add a bit more drama to $35 per perso n at Grand Lagniappe With songwriting, actress Rita Wilson finds new voice 811 W. Grand Avenu e Ca ll Cheryl White at 802-5072 to RS V P (B Y O B ) MESFIN FEKADU was a producer on all and her girlfriends trade their stilettos for www.art-o n therun.com The Associated Press five Taylor Swift al- sweatpants. NEW YORK — “Crying, Crying,” the bums. “I got all my girlfriends together and we second track on Rita Wilson’s new album, After her first rented a small studio in the neighborhood describes the complexity the actress-singer album, 2012’s “AM/ and we had a choreographer come in and “C“C ookinookin QueQ u e SinceSince ‘52”‘52” faced last year after learning she had breast FM,” Wilson was teach us all the dance moves for Janet Jack- cancer. encouraged to write son’s ‘All for You,’” she said with a laugh. PLAN FOR “I’m going to all these doctor’s appoint- songs by her friend Wilson, who has appeared in a number EASTER NOW... Kara DioGuardi, the ments in the morning, but at night I’m of films and TV shows and is married to We’ll CATER For Your Group going off and doing this comedy,” she said popular songwrit- Tom Hanks, recently performed a number of starring in “Fish in the Dark” with Larry er who has worked of shows at the Cafe Carlyle in New York Petit Jean Hams

David on Broadway. “It’s like, ‘Yeah, I’m out Wilson with Carrie Under- City. She will launch a tour March 29 in • Whole (up to 30 people) 193903 here, I’m doing a comedy, I’m laughing!’ wood, Christina Solana Beach, California, to support the • 1/2 (up to 15 people) But you go home and you’re thinking about Aguilera and Kelly Clarkson. album. • Spiral upon request what’s going to happen in your life and are “(She asked), ‘Do you have anything She’ll combine her film and music Order sauce online at: you going to be OK?” you want to say?’ And I said, ‘Yes,’” Wilson worlds with the upcoming “My Big Fat www.stubbysbbq.com “Crying, Crying,” which features Wilson recalled. Greek Wedding 2,” a film she produced, singing honest lyrics over a fun beat, is one That’s when they wrote “Grateful.” And has a role in and wrote music for. She sings 3024 Central Ave. 501-624-1552 of many tunes she co-wrote — a first for Wilson cried. on the track, “Even More Mine,” which Across from Oaklawn Open 7 Days at 11am the performer — for “Rita Wilson,” to be “This is exactly what I wanted to do,” appears at the end of the movie. As Seen On Travel Channel’s “BBQ CRAWL” released Friday. She’s found a new voice in she said of writing a song that captured “Strong Tonight,” from her new album, songwriting and collaborated with a num- her emotions. “‘Grateful’ has a very special will be covered by Connie Britton’s charac- ber of well-known producers and writers to place in my heart … because it’s reflective ter on the TV series “Nashville.” craft a country-pop record that’s cohesive of what I’ve been through in the last few The 59-year-old performer said she was HOT SPRINGS throughout the 15 tracks. years in my life.” afraid to tackle music in the beginning. The album was co-written with Dan After creating 30 songs in Los Angeles “We all, I think, are really scared to take MATTRESS & FURNITURE Wilson, who had in hand in writing iconic and Nashville, Tennessee, Wilson realized chances and to try new things, and … we songs like Adele’s “Someone Like You” she had a full album of new material. put ourselves in boxes and we just say, ‘I and the Dixie Chicks’ “Not Ready to Make Not all of the tracks on “Rita Wilson” can’t do this,’” she said. “I think to be able FULL or QUEEN Nice.” Other collaborators include Babyface are based personal experiences, but some to have music right now at this point in PREMIER SETS (Whitney Houston, Toni Braxton), Stephan hit home: “Still Gone” is about “losing my life is such a huge blessing, but … I had Moccio (The Weeknd, Miley Cyrus), Sug- my dad and my two girlfriends in a very to get over whatever judgment you feel is $ 00 arland’s Kristian Bush, Ron Aniello (Bruce short period of time,” and “Girls Night In” going to come at you. I’m not 25 years old, 298 Springsteen) and Nathan Chapman, who describes a night during which Wilson so hopefully people will be buying this.” Expires 3/ 31/ 16 Your Choic e - Pillow Top or Euro Set! CREATIVE CONTROL From Page 5B the world becomes a screen, swiping movements in the air Like many others before needs. I think there’s a part $ 00 OUR ALREADY but video messages still skip might look great in something him, Dickinson was interested of all of us that is attracted to 100 OFF LOW PRICE! in transmission and texts and like “Minority Report,” for in- in how technology affects our that. The way technology ex- emails still pop up incessantly stance, but it’s impractical. lives. ists right now offers that false SOFA and LOVESEAT SET in front of your face. “If you’re working all day “It’s accelerating so much hope to people and we’re start- And then David discovers it doesn’t make sense to be quicker than our bodies so I ing to get lost.” OR SOFA and CHAIR that he can also create a virtual reaching out into space all the think there’s a trauma hap- Just recently, Dickinson was Expires 3/ 31/ 16 version of a woman he loves time. Sometimes you need to pening,” Dickinson said. “It’s in San Francisco meeting with with Augmenta too — putting rest your hands,” Dickinson difficult to not just be over- a company that’s developing “Creative Control” somewhere said. “The usual approach in whelmed with the relation- Augmented Reality — and between “Her” and “Ex Machi- science fiction is to expand ships you’re trying to manage it’s coming a lot faster than na.” something to its most exciting, through text messages increas- he thought would be possible “There’s that little boy part but ours was to make it feel ingly and the ego roller coaster when he started making “Cre- of me that really enjoyed mak- really realistic and familiar.” of social media and then on ative Control.” * Art for ing a fake product,” Dickinson So in “Creative Control,” top of that trying to make a “Basically I made a mov- Illustration only said. the movements are small and career.” ie set in the modern day. It 193825 Lodwick helped Dickinson ergonomic. Legs can be used as “It’s much easier to program just has a little extra sauce,” he understand details about tech typing surfaces, and texting can a digital girlfriend who says said. “You could have done this 606 Albert Pike, Hot Springs • 623-4619 design that he hadn’t consid- be done just by tapping your exactly the right things at the movie with smartphones — but Open M on. - Sat. 9am - 5:30pm • C losed Sunday ered otherwise. Big, theatrical fingers together. right time and just fulfills your it would have been less fun.” LIFESTYLES 8B The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas Mom prefers being home alone over hanging out with friends DEAR ABBY: My son is driving me want to set up a shopping or dinner supposed to be nurturing. People with to see me. I have no idea where this is added no card or message that would crazy. He’s worried because I don’t date with anybody. I want to sit in rewarding companions they can laugh going, but I’d love to see her. We have give us a clue how to appropriately have friends I hang out with. He said peace and quiet. I don’t want to be and commiserate with are happier, less decided that we will abide by your thank her. — NOT SURE IN NEW it’s not normal for a around people at all. stressed and live longer, so perhaps you advice. What should I do? — NOSTAL- JERSEY woman to not want to I’m perfectly happy should rethink your position. GIC IN NEW YORK DEAR NOT SURE: I recommend have friends. I say it is. Abigail Van not having friends. DEAR ABBY: Ten years ago, when DEAR NOSTALGIC: I’m glad you you use the old stand-by: “How sweet He said if Dear Abby Can you see my point? I lived in California, I dated the love of asked, although I doubt you will heed of you to remember (me, us, our spe- says I’m OK, he will — LADY WITH NO my life, “Tammy.” We were perfect to- my advice. Here it is: You and Tammy Buren cial day, etc.). Thank you for being such let it rest. PROBLEM gether, and I was often amazed by how should postpone any reunions until she I work with peo- DEAR LADY: I do much I loved her, which was palpable. has resolved her marital situation be- a generous sister!” Copyright 2016, Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, ple between 50 and 70 Universal Press see your point, but After about two years we broke cause there are more people involved also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was hours a week. I have Syndicate I can also see your up, and I moved 3,000 miles away. My now than just the two of you. Whether founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Con- more than a thousand son’s. By turning this rebound relationship lasted a decade she remains in her unhappy marriage is tact Dear Abby at http://www.DearAbby.com townhome and condo into an either/or sit- and produced a beautiful baby boy. anyone’s guess, but if you step in now, or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. residents to deal with, uation, you may be After it recently ended, I reached out to it will only add to her troubles. To receive a collection of Abby’s most mem- and I receive nonstop complaints day talking past each other instead of with Tammy. We hadn’t communicated in 10 DEAR ABBY: How do I respond to a orable — and most frequently requested in and day out. On top of that, I must each other. years, and I learned that she is married gift when I don’t know whether or not — poems and essays, send your name and mailing address, plus check or money order supervise vendors and contractors, an- While you crave peace and quiet at with three kids and she’s miserable. it’s a gag gift? My sister sent a present for $7 (U.S. funds) to: Dear Abby — Keepers swer to several boards, and have up to the end of the day, he worries that you She said she misses me and has that appears to be expensive, but is not Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054- eight evening meetings a month. are isolating yourself. Friendships ar- never stopped loving me. We talk on only awful, it’s also tacky and weird. 0447. Shipping and handling are included in When I finally get home, I don’t en’t supposed to drain people; they are the phone often, and she says she wants She has a great sense of humor, but the price. Datebook Alcoholics Anonymous, a community emergency Center. PACR is dedicated Civic clubs Malvern Group, will meet Item of interest assistance organization for to caring for homeless pets Hot Springs Jesse D. at 8 p.m. today at 211 W. 3rd those in the Bismarck School in the community through Hawkins Lions Club will St., Malvern, in the upstairs Challenges of NAACP Elmer Beard. District which operates a adoptions, community meet at 9 a.m. Saturday His topic Chamber of Commerce in 2016 discussed thrift store from 9 a.m. to 4 awareness, fostering from at Greater St. Paul Bap- Building. Doors open at 7 will be “Fac- p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays. their homes while caring for tist Church, 497 Crescent. p.m. Call 501-467-5409 or The NAACP, Unit 6013, ing Selected Donations are welcome. Call companion animals until for- Guests are welcome. Call 501-231-9518 for AA informa- will meet at 2 p.m. Satur- Challenges of 501-865-2949 or email hhof- ever homes can be found. In- 262-9792 for information. tion, or 501-623-6328 for Hot day at Webb Community the NAACP in [email protected] for terested in donating? Email Springs Intergroup. Center, 127 Pleasant St. The 2016.” information. info@pawsandclawsrescue. Support groups 74-year-old civil rights orga- The public Teen Challenge of Ar- org for information. Narcotics Anonymous Thrift stores nization will be addressed Beard is encouraged kansas Vintage Mall, 1679 Humane Society of meets at noon and 8 p.m. to- Jackson House Thrift by retired city alderman to attend. Highway 7 north, is open Garland County pet adop- day at 919 Hobson Ave. This Shop, 212 Jefferson, behind from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- tion is held from 11 a.m.- is a 12-step recovery program 705 Malvern Ave., is open day, Tuesday, Thursday and 3 p.m. Saturdays at Petco, for people for whom drugs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- Friday; 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Cornerstone Shopping have become a major prob- Earth Angel day-Friday. Accepting dona- Wednesday; and 9 a.m. to Center. All dogs and cats lem. The Help Line number tions of clean gently worn Anything that can serve as aluminum cans. Join with your 3 p.m. Saturday. Proceeds are neutered, up-to-date on is 321-8700. clothing, accessories, jew- a source to make other things neighbors and start recycling to- benefit Teen Challenge of shots and deemed healthy. Alcoholics Anonymous elry, good reusable house- and conserve raw materials is day. Contact Sanitation, 321-6911, Arkansas. Call 624-2446 or To help transport dogs or meets at noon, 6 p.m. (two hold items, small appliances considered recyclable material. to learn more or to request an email storemanager@teen- work the adoption clinic, meetings — one man, one and furniture. All donations The products that can be recy- Earth Angel Recycling Program challengear.org for informa- call the shelter, volunteers woman) and 8 p.m. today at are tax-deductible. Proceeds cled are glass, aluminum, plas- collection bin. tion. are needed. If interested in 411 Sellers St. Call 623-6328 tic bottles, metal scrap, various Last week, Earth Angels CHI St. Vincents Hot volunteering program, call for information. support Jackson House Cri- sis Intervention Ministries. types of paper and electronics of Hot Springs recycled: 79 Springs’ Mercy Closet, 300 the shelter at 1249 Ault Loop, Narcotics Anonymous, like computers, cell phones and pounds, aluminum cans; 4,675 Werner St., is open from 10 Lonsdale, off Highway 128 SOS Group, meets at 6 p.m. Call 623-6641 for informa- tion. other small electronic devices. pounds, newspaper; 367 pounds, a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fridays. All east of Hot Springs Village; today at 315 W. Grand Ave. Hot Springs Sanitation Depart- corrugated cardboard; 20,220 proceeds support St. Vin- phone 623-5012. Free to the All meetings are open. Call Jackson House Thrift ment accepts electronic devic- pounds, yard waste. A total of cent’s Auxiliary (volunteers) public, low-cost spay and 866-754-2579 for information. Shop Too, 723 Albert Pike, es for recycling at 218 Runyon 12.67 tons of recyclable materi- for contributions to patients neuter vouchers are avail- Cocaine Anonymous, is open from 10 a.m. to 4 St. Leaves, food waste, twigs als were kept out of the landfill. and their families. Donations able at the Thrift Store, 2026 My Cornerstone, meets p.m. Monday-Saturday. Ac- and other organic materials can Collection schedule of all small household items, Central Ave., in the Freeman from 7-8 p.m. today at Ro- cepting donations of clean be allowed to decompose for Today: Whittington/Qua- clothing and miscellaneous Center. anoke Baptist Church (up- gently worn clothing, acces- use as fertilizer. The Recycling paw-Prospect. items are accepted. Call the Village Card Club meets stairs in back), 315 Whitting- sories, jewelry, good reus- Drop-off Center, located at the Monday: Jaycee Park/Oak- Volunteer Office, 622-1033, at 9 a.m. today for 0-150; 1 ton Ave. Call the Cocaine able household items, small appliances and furniture. All corner of Valley and Runyon lawn-Henderson. for information. p.m., open, 0-500 NLM and Anonymous hotline, 321- streets, accepts plastics No. 1 Tuesday: Richard/Air- Stop Animal Cruelty 0-20; and 5 p.m., 0-500 pizza 8964, for information. donations are tax-deductible. Proceeds support Jackson and 2, glass, corrugated card- port-Family Park. Thrift Store, 123 Albert and play at Casa de Carta at Narcotics Anonymous, board, newspaper, aluminum Wednesday: Grove/Files Pike, is open from 9 a.m. to the Woodland, 1101 DeSoto Square Peg, Round Hole, House Crisis Intervention Ministries. Call 625-7467 for cans, sorted office paper and Road-Higdon Ferry. 4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. All Blvd., Hot Springs Village. will meet at 8 p.m. today at phone books. Thursday: McAuley-Green- proceeds benefit the rescued All bridge players are wel- 315 W. Grand Ave. Call 866- information and pickup. United Methodist The Earth Angel Recycling wood. pets in foster care. SAC is an come. Call 915-9296 for in- 754-2579 for information. Program provides curbside col- Thrift Store, 304 Albert March 18: Hobson-Plain. all-volunteer organization formation. Alcoholics Anonymous, lection of newspaper, corrugat- Information provided by the Hot Pike, is open from 9 a.m.- striving to promote humane Hot Springs Buddhist Last House on the Block, ed cardboard, phone books and Springs Sanitation Department. 4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and principles, prevent cruelty Society will meet from 9-10 meets at 8 a.m. today at 315 and alleviate fear, pain and a.m. Saturday at Hot Springs W. Grand Ave. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday and teering at the store may call Saturday. The store stocks reusable clothing and fur- suffering in animals. It in- Yoga Center, 1107 W. Grand Overeaters Anonymous 321-9604 for information. niture are accepted behind men’s, women’s and chil- vestigates reports of cruelty Ave. Come for group medi- will meet from 4-5 p.m. today Guardian Angels Thrift the shop from 9 a.m.-2:30 dren’s clothing and accesso- and neglect in Hot Spring tation, discussion and book at Garland County Library, Store, now located at 907 p.m. Proceeds benefit Pot- ries, household items, fabric and Garland counties. Dona- sharing. All are welcome re- 1427 Malvern Ave., Room Hobson Ave., is open from ter’s Clay Ministries, a and books (in good condi- tions of kitchen items, home gardless of age, experience B. It is open to anyone who 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesdays, Christ-centered shelter for tion). Clean, usable dona- decor, clothing, shoes, bed- or religious background. thinks they have a prob- Wednesdays and Saturdays. abused women and children. ding, linens, collectibles and Call Lacey Riciano, 501-339- lem with food. Please share tions of clothes, housewares Good used items are accept- Call 620-4405 for informa- and small furniture are ap- furniture in good condition 3750, for information. this invitation with family, ed during open hours. All tion. are appreciated. Donations Water workout and aer- preciated. Proceeds are used friends and neighbors. OA donations are tax deductible. RPM Thrift Store, 815 of dog and cat food or mis- obics, and Aqua Arthritis to assist needy families in is not just about weight loss, All proceeds go to support Albert Pike, is open from 10 cellaneous pet supplies may classes are held at Quapaw Garland County. gain or maintenance, obesity the cat shelter and rescue a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Sat- be left at the store. All do- Community Center, 500 Humane Society of or diets. It addresses physi- operations. Volunteers are urday. Articles include nations are tax deductible. Quapaw Ave. Water aero- cal, emotional and spiritual Garland County Thrift needed, training is provided. household items, applianc- Low-cost spay and neuter bics is at 9 a.m. Monday-Fri- well-being. It is not a reli- Store, 2026 Central Ave., in Email [email protected] or call es, furniture, TVs, women’s vouchers are available to the day and water workout at 10 gious organization and does the Freeman Center, is open 501-609-9950 for informa- accessories, toys and more. public. Anyone wishing to a.m. Monday-Friday. Aqua not promote any particular from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tues- tion. Items donated are tax de- volunteer or become a foster Arthritis classes follow the diet. Anyone who wants to day-Saturday. Donations of Abilities Unlimited ductible. Proceeds benefit parent may call the hot line, guidelines of the Arthritis stop their compulsive over- gently worn, clean clothing Thrift Store, 1819 Albert Recovery Point Ministry, a 501-276-7570, for information. Foundation’s water exer- eating is welcome. Call Jean, and shoes, jewelry, purs- Pike, is open from 8:30 a.m.- faith-based, nonprofit orga- cise program and is held at 226-5221; or Kathy, 915-0422, es, antiques, home decor, 4:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. nization which provides a Miscellaneous 1 p.m. Monday, Wednesday for information. household items, books and It has a selection of clothing nurturing environment to Duplicate bridge will be and Friday. Water exercise Alcoholics Anonymous, nonupholstered furniture in for men, women, children help women step out of their held at 12:30 p.m. today at is a low impact way to for a Rockhouse, will meet at 7 good condition are accepted. and plus sizes; shoes, house- pain from destructive habits The Bridge House, 300 W. workout. Call 623-9922 for p.m. today for a 12 and 12 All proceeds contribute to hold items and furniture are and begin to rebuild their St. Louis St., for all bridge information. closed study at Jessieville the care, veterinarian fees available. Tax-deductible do- lives through the life-chang- players with stratified scor- A Dogs Life Rescue Fellowship Hall, 7415 N. and shelter for dogs and cats nations are accepted from ing power of Jesus Christ. ing. Need a partner? Come a adoptions are held from 7 Highway 7, four miles north at the kennel facilities at 1249 8:30-4 p.m. at the back door; Habitat ReStore, 350 few minutes early and one is a.m. to noon Saturdays, un- of Hot Springs Village gate. Ault Loop, Lonsdale. Dona- or call 624-5757 for free pick- Malvern Ave., Hot Springs, onsite waiting for you. Call less raining, at Transporta- Survivors of Incest tions of dog and cat food up of donations. and 3825 N. Highway 7, Hot 525-8780 or 262-9149 for in- tion Plaza and Orange Street. Anonymous meets at 9:30 and other miscellaneous pet The Salvation Army Springs Village, is open from formation. All dogs are spayed or neu- a.m. Saturdays at Garland supplies may be dropped off Family Store, 109 Crescent 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Satur- Congregation House of tered, and up to date on County Library, 1427 Mal- at the store. Free low-cost St., has gently worn men’s, day. All profits go to Garland Israel will hold Shabbat ser- shots. Call Susan Williams, vern Ave. This is a 12-step spay and neuter vouchers women’s and children’s County Habitat for Human- vices at 6 p.m. today with an 617-7679, for information. program. Call 922-0516 for are available at the store. clothing, plus a selection of ity in order to build houses. Oneg Shabbat at 5:15 p.m. at Spa City Co-op on- information. Anyone interested in volun- household items. The store Donations of all household the Temple, 300 Quapaw. All line marketplace will be is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. items, including appliances, are welcome. Call 623-5821 open from 9 a.m. Saturday Monday-Saturday. Call 623- furniture and building sup- for information. through 9 p.m. Tuesday, 1641 for tax deductible pick- plies, are accepted during American Legion Post providing the community Have A H a ppy up of good, quality items. store hours. Call 321-4241 or 11, 210 Olive St., Malvern, with a way to get fresh foods The Salvation Army 624-3333 for large item pick- holds dances at 7 p.m. Fri- from area farmers. Products Without these sponsors, The Sentinel-Record could not Family Store, 4409 Cen- up. days to the music of Coun- available are vegetables, provide this service. Please patronize them. tral Ave., next to Kroger, is Habitat ReStore, 2314 try 1-4-5 Band. Veterans are herbs, spices, eggs, cheese, NOW OFFERIN G EL EC TR I C A L SERV ICES open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Airport Road, is open from encouraged to join. 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176202 J fers furniture, clothing and day-Saturday. All profits go tobacco. Donation of $5 re- jellies, organic, fair-trade household items. Donations to Garland County Habitat quested. Popcorn and drinks coffee, tea, and chocolate, are appreciated. Proceeds for Humanity in order to available for a donation. Call local artisan crafts, and 501-623-3325 benefit The Salvation Army build houses. Donations of 501-332-8795 for information. more. Membership is $15 a 501-922-3325 176270 525-C O O L ( 2665 ) programs. Call 525-5059 for all household items, includ- Ground Zero Wa- year. Orders will be avail- information. ing appliances, furniture ter Aerobics class at Hot able for pick-up from 3:30- Finders Keepers, 210 and building supplies, are Springs Family YMCA is 5:30 p.m. Fridays at Emer- Woodbine, inside Hot accepted during store hours. offered from 11a.m.-noon gent Arts, 314-A Whitting- Springs Senior Center, is Call 767-4483 for informa- Mondays, Wednesdays and ton Ave. Visit http://www. A n n i versa ry open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. tion. Fridays. This class is a “low spacity.locallygrown.net for Monday-Friday. Sales benefit HGH Thrift Store, 423 impact” water exercise class information or to place an John & Sandi M artin Meals on Wheels, serving Hobson Ave., is open from designed for individuals who order. approximately 400 home- 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fridays and have problems with their Fraternal Order of Ea- bound Garland County se- Saturdays. backs, knees, hips or other gles 4369, 817 Hobson Ave., Birthda y niors each day. Items for re- Safe Haven Shelter health concerns. Come ex- will serve shepherd’s pie at sale include home decor and For Women and Children ercise to upbeat music from 6:30 p.m. today for $6. The G ary H am pton Tim Vincent Kandi Efird household essentials, kitch- Thrift Shop, 3907 Central the 1950s and 1960s. Call Lisa public is welcome. For in- en ware, bags and purses, Ave., near Weldon’s Meat Autry, YMCA Aquatics di- formation, call 318-1599 0r J.D. Simmons D elphia M c W hirter Bill A dland jewelry and fashion acces- Market in South Park Shop- rector, for information. 922-2988. Alisa Softley D estiney H ughes Bill B urro ugh sories, greeting cards, and ping Center, is open from 9 Breakfast Singles will Elks Lodge 380, 132 Ab- collectibles. No clothing. a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at bott Place, will have Steak D ustin C astleberry D orothy Johnson Donations are welcome. Call and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Cracker Barrel, 170 Pakis Night from 5:30-7 p.m. to- 624-0838 for information. Items include clothing for Road. Call Shirley, 321-9793 day. Choices include steak, ONE WEEK ADVANCE NOTICE for Birthday and/or Anniversary listing. Mail or drop off separate card, listing name, date and whether Birthday Potter’s Clay Thrift women, men and children, or 282-1455, for information. chicken or scampi dinner, or Anniversary. Send to P.O. Box 580, Hot Springs, AR. 71902. Shop, 1036 Malvern Ave., and household goods. Dona- Paws and Claws Rescue including dessert and coffee PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE. No cards accepted earlier than one month is open from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. tions are welcome. Adoptathon is held from 11 or tea. Cost starts at $10. of the event. 28 letters & spaces allowed for Anniversaries, 19 letters & spaces allowed for Birthdays. PLEASE, NO PHONE -INS . Monday-Friday. Tax-de- Helping Hands of Bis- a.m.-3 p.m. Saturdays at Pet- Paul Dottley will perform in 173144 ductible donations of good marck, 6804 Highway 7, is co in Cornerstone Shopping the lounge. HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE PROFILES/NEWS Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 9B Yugoslavia native tells of Jewish hardships during WWII LORIEN E. DAHL “Because they knew he was a she and her brother becoming of her other uncles, who had be- The Sentinel-Record banker, they put him to work in baptized, in hopes that record come a refugee in Switzerland. HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE — an office,” she said. But he later would keep them from being She was given the status “victim Dora Klayman was 3 years old told his young niece he’d seen taken away. of fascism,” which allowed her the last time she saw her mother her father outside, dying from In an interview with The a travel visa, and at age 16, she and father alive. By grace, she the impossibly brutal labor and Sentinel-Record following her boarded the Orient Express for did not suffer the ills and subse- lack of food. time onstage, Klayman talked a solo trip across Europe. quent death within a concentra- Her uncle, not being Jew- more about her memories of the She recalled the emotional tion camp that her parents and ish, was able to receive pack- sights and smells of wartime. reunion with that family, and most other family members did. ages while being held prison- She said, “I remember going said when she walked into her As part of Hot Springs Vil- er. Klayman said she and her to the main square with one uncle’s home, a fruit bowl sat lage’s Ouachita Speaker Se- aunt “made bricks out of fat and of our housekeepers, and she upon the table. This was her ries, Klayman told her story flour,” so he could put a little tried to close my eyes, but I saw first time to see a banana, and to a crowd of more than 600 into the watery soup served to it anyway — every tree in the she was thrilled to experience at Woodlands Auditorium on inmates, adding slight nutrition square had a partisan (resis- that taste. Wednesday. to keep himself alive. tance fighter) hanging off of it. But that wasn’t the only first She began her talk by saying Unfortunately, her aunt was … And I remember peering out for her while visiting there. that people know about Dachau, pointed out to be Jewish and of the window after a battle and Since she was so young when Auschwitz, Germany and Po- was sent away to Auschwitz, seeing carriages coming by with war broke out in Yugoslavia, land during World War II, but where she soon died from an bodies of dead people. They had her time with Jewish relatives in she feels fewer understand oc- intestinal illness. The two chil- just taken their uniforms off and Switzerland was really her first currences of that time in the dren then received refuge in the just threw the bodies on.” exposure to a “living Judaism.” Balkans. With cooperation of homes of neighbors. As far as the smells of war, She said, “It was another world.” the United States Holocaust Klayman said of that time, Klayman thinks of her school. Her Jewish heritage hasn’t Memorial Museum where she “We didn’t have any great food, She said, “They kind of threw been hidden since, though. volunteers, she imparted that but we didn’t starve,” as the us out of the school for a while While on another trip aboard knowledge by bringing history town was a farming community, because the soldiers were biv- the Orient Express, she met a to life. making potatoes and cabbage ouacked in the school. When Jewish American man who was Born in 1938 — the same year always available. we came back, it was all smelly en route back to New York after as Germany’s notorious “Night She and one neighbor’s chil- and awful and full of lice, which postdoctoral studies as a Ful- of Broken Glass” — Teodora Ra- dren took turns at who would we all got. So if I’m thinking of a bright scholar in India. The two hela Basch was away from her get a piece of bread to wipe smell, I’m thinking of that stuff began corresponding by letter, childhood home and visiting her the pan where a single scram- they put on our heads because fell in love, and married. grandparents in a nearby town bled egg had been cooked for we had lice.” She and Daniel Klayman had when Nazi forces invaded her The Sentinel-Record/Lorien E. Dahl the man of the house before he When World War II ended two children and three grand- native Yugoslavia in 1941. PERSONAL ACCOUNT: Holocaust survivor Dora Klayman told left for work each morning. As in 1945, liberation of prisoners children, but her husband died “In six days, Yugoslavia was her story of wartime in Yugoslavia during a presentation of the she told the story, it was visible began. Klayman said, “We wait- young, before the latter were no more,” she said of the inva- Ouachita Speaker Series on Wednesday, in front of a near-capacity on her face that she was hav- ed now, to see who was going to born. sion. crowd in Woodlands Auditorium. Attendees included residents of ing a sensory memory of how return, if anyone.” Regarding her story, Klay- It was then her parents and the Village, Hot Springs, and Teen Challenge, along with a group delicious the egg smelled as it Only three of her family had man said, “I always told bits and younger brother were arrested. of students from Vilonia Middle School who are working to collect cooked. survived — all uncles, includ- pieces to my family, but I really Though the infant was released 6 million pennies to represent the Jewish people who died during Much of the time, she and ing the Catholic husband of her never gave a talk about it until to their family’s housekeeper, that time in history. Seventh-grader Logan Wilmington said, “We her brother had to remain hid- now-deceased Jewish aunt. She I started working for the Holo- her mother and father were de- don’t know what 6 million looks like.” den, so as not to attract atten- was given a choice where to caust Museum as a volunteer,” ported to death camps. tion from the occupying forces. live, and she chose his home. “I which was after she retired from Klayman said she doesn’t area was arrested and deported By this time, Klayman’s During attacks, they would of- really loved him,” she said. teaching full time. know if she was sent to be with to camps, including the fam- brother had been reunited with ten sleep in the damp cellar on He legally adopted the two The trip to Hot Springs her grandparents because of ily members she’d been stay- her, and the two were staying a dirt floor with frogs jumping siblings, but Klayman’s brother Village was her first speaking the new baby, or because her ing with. She was told that her with their aunt and her Catholic around them. died soon after, having contract- engagement outside the Wash- parents knew the invasion was grandfather was hit with a shov- husband. Although the uncle’s Klayman would call the ed scarlet fever. ington, D.C., area, but there, the imminent. Regardless, that visit el and killed upon admittance to religion and his family’s minor neighbor lady “Mom” when She went on to graduate Maryland resident gives talks set her life on a wholly different Jasenovac concentration camp, aristocracy kept them safe for others were around, to keep up from high school, and planned to people including high school course. and that others there were reg- a time, he was eventually taken the pretense that she was the to study languages in college. students, visitors to the muse- By 1942, almost every per- ularly beaten with hammers and away as a political prisoner to non-Jewish woman’s daughter. Between the two educations, um, and a recent group of West son of Jewish heritage in the knives. be housed at Jasenovac. The facade even extended to though, she was able to visit one Point cadets. Menu set for Dig In! FAMILY EATS dining experience HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE — The sliced basil. The main course will be first Hot Springs Village Dig In! Farm- Chicken Fried Smoke — a hickory- and to-Table Festival and Outdoor Expo pecan-smoked rib-eye chicken fried, will begin with an exclusive dining ex- and served with sage and mushroom perience, set under the stars in Grove country gravy, cheesy chive grits, and Park, 1105 DeSoto Blvd., at 6:30 p.m. savory honey butter baby carrots. April 22. To complete the meal, dessert will Valet parking will be provided, and feature a pan-seared orange bread live music from Kenny Tillery and pudding with drunken black apples Courtney Overaucker will fill the air. and fresh whipped cream. Complimentary drinks will also be Tickets for the dining experience available. The event will be styled and can be purchased online at http:// served by Signature Events. Next Level www.hsvpoa.org for $75 each. Quan- Kitchen’s Chef Tyree Porter Montgom- tities are extremely limited. In case of ery will offer a plated menu. inclement weather, the event will take The starter will be an antipasti, place under the Porte Cochere of the comprised of capicola, dry-cured pro- Ponce de Leon Center. sciutto, salami, Spanish olives, roasted And on April 23, the free Dig In! garlic, Brie, Port Derby, honey and Farm-to-Table Festival and Outdoor pistachio Aussi. The first course will Expo will take place from 11 a.m. to 6 feature an early summer gazpacho p.m., also in Grove Park. with garlic shrimp, featuring watermel- This will be an entire Saturday Submitted photo on, feta, crushed mint, and U15 shrimp. filled with food, music, artisans, a kid The Hot Springs Village Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting on March 8 to welcome Moonshiners Family The interlude will be Caprese bread zone, local farmers, landscaping, and Restaurant & Tavern into its membership. Moonshiners is a full-service, family friendly restaurant with a children’s arcade — baked baguettes stuffed with fresh gardening. area and separate tavern. Features include live entertainment, freshly made meals, complimentary beans, and an unlimited mozzarella and heirloom tomatoes, Sad Daddy will take the main stage serving salad bar. The restaurant is also available for private parties. Located at 3958 Highway 7 north, Moonshiners is brushed with herbed garlic oil, then at 4 p.m. to finish out the amazing free open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 501-204-5016 or email finished with a balsamic tar and thinly event. [email protected] for more information. First lady’s death stirs memories of Reagan era JOHN ROGERS bered the 40th president as a unifi- the private ceremony officiated by The Associated Press er known for his humor who could the Rev. Stuart Kenworthy, vicar of SIMI VALLEY, Calif. — They find friends among political rivals. Washington National Cathedral. came to mourn the stylish, influen- He recalled Reagan’s friendship The Reagans inspired a devot- tial first lady and celebrate an era. with the late Democratic House ed following, particularly among The death of Nancy Reagan at leader Tip O’Neill of Massachu- Republicans and conservatives but 94 has rekindled memories of a setts. were often reviled on the political presidency passed, when the “Rea- “We keep looking for his re- left. Their popularity had limits. gan revolution” reshaped Amer- placement, and we’re still looking The Iran-Contra scandal — ican politics, ushered in the end for his replacement,” said Venn, secret moves to trade arms for of the Cold War and telegraphed dressed in a red, white and blue hostages in Iran and divert the a cheery optimism to supporters shirt, who lives in nearby Oak Park. profits to Nicaraguan rebels — that’s little more than a distant Preparations were underway shook the White House. Fights echo in the tumult and tawdriness for Friday’s funeral, when fore- over supply-side economics, which of the 2016 presidential campaign. casters said Thursday’s brilliant critics blamed for hurting Ameri- As hundreds of mourners, ad- skies could be replaced by thun- can workers, shadowed his tenure. mirers and just the curious contin- derstorms and wind. A tent was The debt held by the public soared ued a solemn procession Thursday erected over the site. on his watch - from $712 billion in past Mrs. Reagan’s flower-draped More than 3,000 people came 1980 to $2 trillion in 1988. Submitted photo casket at the Reagan Presidential to the library northwest of Los But mourners at the library Angeles on Wednesday. Thursday did not dwell on political STUNNING SOUNDS: Grammy Award-winning vocal group The Swingle Singers will perform during Library, some paused to recall the days of “morning again in Amer- Mrs. Reagan will be buried next battles on Capitol Hill, or darker this year’s Hot Springs Village Community Foundation benefit concert, set for 7:30 p.m. March 29 in to her husband, who died in 2004. moments. Woodlands Auditorium. Tickets are now on sale for both the show and a preconcert dinner. ica,” a Reagan campaign theme, and the Reagan doctrine intended The guest list of entertainers, Foy Curry, who runs a home to curb Soviet influence during the actors, politicians and celebrities for recovering alcoholics and drug Swingle Singers return to Woodlands Auditorium Cold War. is a portal into the lives of the Rea- addicts in Pasadena, couldn’t put “We’re just grateful for the Rea- gans. a finger on why, but he said the HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE — Asia. process, more than $100,000 has gan years,” Ray Brooks of Simi Val- It includes former President country just seemed to be in a Back by popular demand, The In 2010, they appeared at been raised. Funds were then ley said as he waited in line with George W. Bush and California better state of mind during the Swingle Singers will perform Woodlands to a sold-out crowd, invested, establishing several his wife Jackie to board a shuttle Gov. Jerry Brown. Four of the five Reagan years. at 7:30 p.m. March 29 in Wood- where they brought down the new endowments that bene- to the library grounds where Mrs. living first ladies and relatives of “America just seemed to be lands Auditorium, 1101 DeSoto house. That concert was spon- fit organizations including the Reagan’s casket was placed in the every president dating to John more whole in those days, and I Blvd. sored by the Hot Springs Village Animal Welfare League, HSV marble lobby with a bronze statue Kennedy were also expected to think that’s because Ronald and Based in London, The Swin- Community Foundation. The Veterans Memorial, and Glen- of a smiling Ronald Reagan nearby. attend. Nancy Reagan, they just drew peo- gles group is comprised of sev- foundation’s Concert Commit- haven Youth Ranch. This year, “Everybody, no matter how The list ranged from broad- ple in,” he said. en young singers. Members are tee was delighted with both the net proceeds will be shared by they felt about those years, when caster Katie Couric to Las Vegas Roger W. Haley, a friend of they look back they remember legend Wayne Newton, actor Tom the Reagan family whose mother driven by the same innovative level of their singing ability and Learning through the Arts, the Selleck and Caroline Kennedy. raised money for the president’s spirit that has defined the five- their energetic and sophisticat- Hot Springs/Hot Springs Village them as good years because of the example they set. We need an ex- Nancy Reagan’s two children, campaigns, said fond memories time Grammy Award winners ed approach, so a decision was Symphony Guild, and the Foun- ample like that now,” Brooks said. Patti Davis and Ronald Prescott drew him to the library. since they first made waves in made to bring them back to Hot tain Lake Endowment. Asked who among the candi- Reagan, will be among the speak- “We just have to get back to the 1960s. With two new releas- Springs Village. The cost of a reserved seat dates running for president this ers at the funeral, which will in- the reality of just being respectful es in 2015, The Swingles cele- A decade ago, HSVCF pre- for the concert is $25. There year might set that example, both clude choirs and a Marine Corps of each other,” said Haley, dressed brate that legacy by starting a sented its inaugural benefit will also be a preconcert dinner, burst out laughing. band. in boots, jeans and a cowboy hat. whole new chapter. They have concert. Since then, a wide available for an additional $15. “I try not to think too much James A. Baker, who served in “Like Hillary Clinton said the oth- a busy touring schedule that range of world class entertain- Tickets can be purchased online about that,” Ray Brooks said. the Reagan administration, and for- er day at one of her speeches, we regularly takes them to North ment has been presented for at http://www.hsvticketsales. Though Reagan was a Repub- mer NBC News anchor Tom Bro- have to get back to where people and South America, Europe and Village audiences and, in the com. lican icon, Richard Venn remem- kaw also will give remarks during love each other again.” MARKETS

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Vereit .55 ... 77823 8.40 +.01 AbbVie 2.28f 17 50999 56.23 -.16 CobaltIEn ...... 50343 2.97 -.15 HeclaM .01e 89 110119 2.68 +.06 NStRFn rs 3.00 ... 33680 12.69 -.23 ReynAm s 1.44f 17 38859 51.89 +.30 BlockHR .80 19 57230 28.07 +.66 MGM Rsts ... 30 64472 20.34 +.29 TahoeRes .24 33 28917 10.24 +.70 VerizonCm 2.26 12146253 52.32 -.02 Agnico g .32 ... 42834 36.41 +2.17 Coeur ...... 39733 4.89 +.16 EngyTsfr 4.22f ... 40150 27.99 +.15 Hertz ... 17 73981 9.87 -.29 OasisPet ...... 164334 7.14 +.38 RiceEngy ...... 38347 10.66 +.21 BdwlkPpl .40 16 30518 13.66 +.16 MPLX LP 2.00f 20 33062 24.87 -.57 TailorBr .72 ... 43967 17.82 +1.46 Visa s .56f 27 98962 70.22 -.46 Allstate 1.32f 12 29512 64.26 -.27 ColonyCap 1.60 17 29960 15.81 -.06 ENSCO .60 ...139634 10.97 +.49 Hess 1.00f ... 51392 48.27 +1.19 OcciPet 3.00 51 44577 68.44 +.01 RingCentrl ...... 34615 15.11 -1.03 Boeing 4.36f 17 40170 122.94 +.08 Macys 1.44 13 30424 44.20 -.11 TargaRes 3.64f 23 37841 27.29 -1.07 WPX Engy ...... 82171 5.86 -.20 AllyFincl ...... 34150 18.00 ... ColuPpln n .52f ...136386 21.43 +1.68 EntProdPt 1.56f 18 52917 23.26 -.14 HP Ent n .22 ... 139815 15.90 +.41 OcwenFn ...... 44046 2.88 +.16 RiteAid ... 36 90997 7.99 -.03 BonanzaCE ...... 33595 2.42 -.06 Manitowoc .08 7 45563 4.12 +.02 Target 2.24 15 53270 81.50 +.29 WeathfIntl ...... 184814 6.61 +.11 Altria 2.26 23 58922 63.00 +.19 CmtyHlt ... 9 33283 15.72 -.81 ExcoRes ...... 41190 1.49 -.15 Hilton .28 29 52628 20.51 -.26 Olin .80 13 35760 15.19 -.01 Rowan .40 ... 39776 15.80 +.02 BostonSci ... 92 84698 17.48 +.06 MarathnO .20m ...337732 10.59 +.11 TeckRes g .10m ... 98819 7.40 -.24 AEagleOut .50 15 59755 16.33 +.24 ConocoPhil 1.00m ...107201 39.03 -.02 Exelon 1.24 13 76112 34.73 +.56 HonwllIntl 2.38f 18 30766 108.36 -.57 OmegaP ... 15 31456 17.07 -4.85 RylCarb 1.50 23 31901 69.99 -.15 WellsFargo 1.50 12 183732 48.51 -.28 Box Inc n ...... 95070 12.73 +.21 MarathPt s 1.28 6 59428 36.34 -.72 3D Sys ...... 35614 11.35 -.54 AmExp 1.16 12 64010 58.75 -.30 ConsolEngy .04 ... 58194 11.09 +.06 Express ... 15 60408 20.45 +.79 ONEOK 2.46f 23 37325 27.43 +.96 S-T-U Welltower 3.44f 29 32435 65.13 -1.37 BrMySq 1.52f 46 58289 64.94 -.60 Huntsmn .50 11 40534 11.92 -.01 Masco .38 27 33102 29.12 -.11 Tidwtr 1.00 ... 34935 7.42 -1.22 AmIntlGrp 1.28f 39 51852 51.54 +.27 ContlRescs ...... 89043 25.85 +.32 ExxonMbl 2.92 21 155105 82.18 -.22 IAMGld g ... 10 60683 2.28 +.13 OpkoHlth ...... 30687 9.95 -.09 WestarEn 1.52f 22 69709 46.90 +2.82 AmeriBrgn 1.36f 61 33345 86.18 -1.39 Brookdale ...... 33789 14.66 -.35 MasterCrd .76f 25 31678 86.89 -.29 SM Energy .10 ... 63325 15.57 -.67 TimeWarn 1.61f 15 42642 68.79 +.14 Corning .54f 17 75966 19.00 -.18 FMC Tech ... 13 34602 25.36 +.09 Interpublic .60f 17 41827 21.02 -.15 Oracle .60 18173760 38.05 -.43 WstnUnion .62 12 73893 18.76 -.46 Anadarko .20m ... 69863 42.50 +.18 C&J Engy ...... 29181 1.75 -.09 McDrmInt ... 78 31413 3.88 -.01 Salesforce ...... 49449 70.70 -.34 TrCda g 2.26f 14 60220 35.66 -1.46 D-E-F IntPotash ...... 46640 1.26 -.14 P-Q-R WhitingPet ...... 383098 8.03 +.20 AnglogldA ...... 69996 13.65 +.50 CBS B .60 16 36857 51.78 -.32 FiatChrys ...... 52288 7.27 -.13 Medtrnic 1.52 40 38496 76.27 +.72 SantCUSA ... 4 28699 10.07 -.24 Transocn ...... 170987 10.96 -.21 Annaly 1.20 ... 56040 10.23 -.05 CF Inds s 1.20 9 42613 33.64 -1.78 DR Horton .32f 14 36861 28.11 +.05 FidNatInfo 1.04 22 43042 61.56 +1.54 Invesco 1.08 12 49636 28.33 +.14 Merck 1.84f 25120558 53.04 +.68 PPL Corp 1.51 16 46654 36.55 +.09 Schlmbrg 2.00 22 69852 73.18 +.43 Travelport .30 ... 55015 12.85 -.84 WmsCos 2.56 79360733 15.89 -1.43 AnteroRes .68 14 30452 22.75 -.13 CVS Health 1.70f 21 47723 99.34 -1.18 DeltaAir .54 9 82038 47.00 +.26 FMajSilv g ...... 36470 5.74 +.42 J-K-L MetLife 1.50 10 65555 42.25 +.25 Pandora ...... 67201 9.68 -.51 Schwab .24 26 141671 26.64 +.09 Trinity .44 5 30260 18.05 -.38 Workday ...... 30756 71.69 -1.19 Apache 1.00 ... 50498 46.25 +.02 CblvsnNY .60 52 38233 33.04 -.24 DenburyR ...... 181175 2.21 -.08 FirstEngy 1.44 14 37354 35.97 +.17 JPMorgCh 1.76 10202860 58.61 -.51 MKors ... 13 30141 57.37 -.77 PeabdyE rs ...... 143284 6.39 +.50 ScorpioTk .50 ... 36023 6.01 -.04 TumiHldgs ... 29 37810 26.60 +.06 Xerox .31f 22 48366 10.45 -.09 ArcelorMit ...... 196549 5.10 +.50 CabotO&G .08 ...121294 21.91 +.66 DeutschBk .83e ... 95889 19.27 +.29 Fitbit n ... 15 89340 13.53 +.31 JohnJn 3.00 18 98466 107.14 +.30 Mobileye ...... 29698 33.66 +.04 PennWst g ...... 43284 1.03 -.20 SeadrillLtd ...... 219933 3.56 -.39 TurqHillRs ... 19 46697 2.70 +.01 Yamana g .06 ...165767 3.18 +.11 ArchDan 1.20f 15 31977 35.77 -.29 CalifRescs ...... 152824 1.50 -.11 DevonE .24m ...177244 22.48 -.45 FrptMcM ...... 548662 9.60 +.45 JoyGlbl .04 15 45652 15.70 -.43 Monsanto 2.16 22 30902 88.99 +.27 PerfSports ...... 53360 3.71 +.20 SilvWhtn g .20e 33 58259 17.19 +.71 Twitter ...... 327892 16.61 -1.05 Zoetis .38f 34 79095 39.91 -.55

Market Watch (AP) Dollars-precious metals Stocks of local interest For Personalized Index Last Net Chg. Currency US $ in Currency Pvs. Day Stock (Tkr) Last Chg. EmersonEl(EMR) 50.55 +0.49 MarIntA(MAR) 67.96 -0.63 SonicCorp(SONC) 30.89 +0.02 Dow Jones Industrials 16995.13 -5.23 British pound .7000 .7036 AT&T Inc(T) 38.31 +0.33 Entergy(ETR) 75.98 +0.73 McDnlds(MCD) 119.98 +0.34 SwstAirl(LUV) 42.26 -0.06 Service Call Standards&Poors 500 Index 1989.57 +.31 Canadian dollar 1.3347 1.3259 Acxiom(ACXM) 20.67 -0.37 FedExCp(FDX) 141.61 -0.12 Medtrnic(MDT) 76.27 +0.72 NYSE Composite 9918.08 -6.73 Euro .8931 .9094 SwstnEngy(SWN) 7.26 +0.13 Allen Bass Alcoa(AA) 9.59 +0.17 Nasdaq Composite 4662.16 -12.22 Japanese yen 113.11 113.40 FordM(F) 13.15 -0.04 MurphO(MUR) 22.95 -0.03 Starbucks s(SBUX) 57.52 +0.45 Russell 2000 Index 1063.98 -8.78 Mexican peso 17.8541 17.7504 Apple Inc(AAPL) 101.17 +0.05 FrankRes(BEN) 36.76 -0.65 OfficeDpt(ODP) 5.24 +0.06 1018 Airport Rd., Suite 124 Wilshire 5000 20452.40 -27.18 Swiss franc .9827 .9979 Tyson(TSN) 66.64 +0.56 ArcBest(ARCB) 21.63 +0.24 GenElec(GE) 29.94 -0.11 Penney(JCP) 11.55 +0.04 NYSE Diary Nasdaq Diary Metal Price (troy oz.) Pvs. Day USA Trk(USAK) 16.98 -0.26 767-4199 Advanced 1,305 Advanced 965 NY HSBC Bank US Gold $1270.00 $1254.00 BkofAm(BAC) 13.27 +0.13 HomeDp(HD) 125.89 -0.14 PepsiCo(PEP) 100.78 +0.58 Declined 1,768 UPS B(UPS) 99.87 +0.31 Declined 1,787 NY Merc Gold $1272.00 $1256.60 BkOzarks(OZRK) 41.56 +0.06 HostHotls(HST) 16.05 -0.12 Potlatch(PCH) 29.62 +0.23 Unchanged 108 Unchanged 174 NY Merc Silver $15.546 $15.355 US Bancrp(USB) 39.51 -0.25 Volume 4,255,101,150 Volume 1,874,909,087 NY Merc Platinum $977.70 $982.80 CenterPnt(CNP) 20.19 +0.24 HuntJB(JBHT) 80.97 +1.21 ProctGam(PG) 82.28 -0.68 Edward Jones WalMart(WMT) 67.41 -0.12 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING Stock Footnotes: g - Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. n - Stock was a new issue in the last year. rs - Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50% within the past year. s - Stock CocaCola(KO) 45.23 +0.42 IBM(IBM) 140.19 -0.22 RegionsFn(RF) 7.97 +0.10 has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. vj - Company in bankruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. Dividend Footnotes: ConAgra(CAG) 43.40 +0.15 WalgBoots(WBA) 80.66 -0.94 a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased IntPap(IP) 39.25 +0.70 SearsHldgs(SHLD) 16.82 -0.24 by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or DeltTim(DEL) 56.93 -0.83 Kroger s(KR) 37.73 -0.08 Sherwin(SHW) 279.60 +4.39 Weyerhsr(WY) 28.06 +0.49 www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield 176767 not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. Dillards(DDS) 86.99 -0.34 Lowes(LOW) 70.70 -0.15 SimmnsFst(SFNC) 44.13 +0.35 XcelEngy(XEL) 40.74 +0.02

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IntlVectEq 10.04 10.04 +.01 EqIncA p 21.38 22.68 +.01 SmCpGro 22.63 22.63 -.21 RetLiv2025 10.13 10.13 ... SharesZ 25.44 25.44 -.04 TotRet IV 10.23 ... USAA Group: DevelMkts 8.71 NL -.01 LwDrBd 9.57 ... LargeCo 15.63 15.63 +.01 AstMgr60 10.35 NL -.01 SmallCo 15.24 15.24 -.08 RetLiv2030 10.18 10.18 -.01 UnconBond 10.10 ... GlblHlthA 55.58 ... AgvGt 36.45 36.45 -.03 EmMInPl n 69.11 NL -.09 GlblBd Adv 8.26 8.26 ... AMgr70 r 18.09 NL -.02 FedL T TF 10.43 10.67 ... Nationwide Instl: MultiAstInc 10.29 ... SelHdGFxd 9.37 9.37 -.01 FedInt p 12.43 12.72 -.01 TotRetBd 11.04 11.04 +.01 RetLiv2035 10.44 10.44 ... IntIdx I 7.05 7.05 ... PIMCO Funds P: IncmA p 6.72 ... BalStra 13.61 13.61 ... ExtMkt I 148.37 NL -.86 HiIncm Adv 8.03 8.03 +.03 AMg85 15.01 NL -.02 InvA p 20.14 21.37 ... IntmDvrMu 14.58 14.58 -.01 NatMuA 11.00 11.49 ... STExtQual 10.76 10.76 -.01 FedTFA p 12.37 12.92 ... Henderson Glbl Fds: MCpMkIdx 15.95 15.95 -.04 IncomeP 11.67 ... CrnstStr 23.22 23.22 ... FTAllWPl r 87.54 NL -.07 AMgr20 r 12.67 NL ... John Hancock Fds MultiCpGr 63.86 67.76 +.02 LgCpGrAd 38.39 38.39 -.02 StrIncoOp 9.63 ... STMunBd 10.24 10.24 -.01 FlxCpGrA 40.45 42.92 -.10 EqInco C 7.11 7.11 -.05 S&P500Ins 13.38 13.38 +.01 LowDurP 9.81 ... Grwth 23.02 23.02 ... MidCpIstPl 157.21 NL +.12 Balanc 20.63 NL -.01 Bond I 15.52 15.52 ... NYTxA p 8.66 ... SelUSLgSh 11.12 11.12 -.01 StratMuOp 11.55 12.06 +.01 TAWexUSCr 8.70 8.70 ... FlRtDA p 8.25 8.44 +.02 EurFocA t 30.88 32.76 -.12 ShortTm 9.66 ... Gr&Inc 18.82 18.82 ... Rs1KGrInst 189.29 NL -.09 BalancedK 20.63 20.63 -.01 CapAp NAV 15.19 15.19 -.02 Nationwide Serv: TxExA p 8.76 ... HYldInco 7.29 7.29 +.03 TotRetA 11.61 ... TAUSCorE2 13.35 13.35 -.02 FoundAl p 11.89 12.62 -.01 IntOppA p 24.56 26.06 -.01 ClassicVal I 23.11 23.11 -.04 IDModAg 9.84 ... TotRtnP 10.05 10.05 -.01 Rus1K Inst 176.75 NL -.04 AB Funds C: TM USSm 33.12 33.12 -.21 BlueChGr 63.16 NL -.04 VoyA p 24.71 26.22 -.03 IncStk 16.77 16.77 +.01 HighIncoC p 8.11 8.11 +.03 BlackRock B&C: BluChpGrK 63.26 63.26 -.05 GrwthA p 70.58 74.89 -.15 Hennessy Funds: DiscpVal I 16.68 16.68 +.01 Neuberger&Berm PIMCO Funds R: Rs1KVInst n 164.68 NL +.01 USVctrEq 14.70 14.70 -.04 HYTFA p 10.54 11.01 ... Putnam Funds C: Inco 12.71 12.71 ... AMG Managers: EqtyDivC 19.91 19.91 +.05 CA Mun 13.17 NL ... Focus Inv 68.20 NL +.02 DisVMdCR6 18.20 18.20 +.02 TotalRet 10.05 10.05 -.01 IntTerBd 10.17 10.17 ... STBdInstPl 10.48 NL -.01 GlAlC t 15.87 15.87 +.02 USLgVa 29.96 29.96 +.02 HiIncA 1.64 1.71 +.01 Fds: CapSpec 30.61 ... SkylneSpEq 34.57 NL -.39 CALtTTxF r 10.76 NL ... GasUtlInv r 26.20 NL -.05 DiscValR6 16.69 16.69 ... EqIncInst 11.55 11.55 ... Parnassus Funds: Intl 25.26 25.26 +.04 SmCapIPl n 147.65 NL -.69 HlScOpC 38.79 38.79 -.04 USLgVa3 21.26 21.26 +.01 IncomA p 2.07 2.16 ... HodgesSC 16.65 NL -.02 EmMk NAV 8.44 8.44 +.04 Putnam Funds Y: Yacktman p 21.12 NL -.01 US Micro 16.96 16.96 -.16 Canada 43.72 NL -.28 Genesis 30.12 30.12 -.15 ParnEqty 36.73 NL ... Nasdq 100 12.14 12.14 -.02 TotIntAdm r 23.41 NL -.01 YacFoc Inst 19.95 NL +.04 MultiAstInc 10.27 ... CapAp 30.44 NL +.03 InsTFA p 12.44 12.99 ... Homestead Funds: GblAbRStr I 10.04 10.04 -.03 CapSpec 31.88 ... TotIntlInst r 93.62 NL -.05 US TgdVal 19.52 19.52 -.06 IntSCoGr r 17.69 17.69 ... Genesis R6 49.95 49.95 -.25 Pax World: EqInc 18.76 ... S&P Idx 28.52 ... YacktFoc Sv 19.97 NL +.05 BlackRock Fds Blrk: CapApprK 30.49 30.49 +.03 SmCoStk 34.15 34.15 -.25 GblShrYld I 10.28 10.28 -.01 GenesInst 49.96 49.96 -.25 Balanced 21.32 21.32 -.01 S&P Rwrd 28.53 ... TotIntlIP r 93.64 NL -.05 US Small 27.72 27.72 -.18 LowDuTRA 9.70 9.92 ... Income I 6.40 6.40 ... RS Funds: TmSqMCG I 16.50 NL -.02 HiYBlk 7.10 ... US SmVa 29.87 29.87 -.16 CapDevO 12.61 NL -.04 Value 45.72 45.72 -.04 Guard 15.08 15.08 -.01 Paydenfunds: SciTech 19.65 19.65 -.02 TtlWIdxInv 22.74 NL -.01 LDrBlrk 9.56 ... CpInc r 8.98 NL +.01 MITFA p 11.74 12.26 ... IntlGrw I 20.35 20.35 -.04 CorEqVIP 42.59 42.59 -.02 AQR Funds: IntlSmCo 16.56 16.56 +.05 MOTFA p 12.01 12.54 -.01 Hotchkis & Wiley: HiInBdInst 8.13 8.13 +.02 ShrtBd 10.00 NL -.01 ShtTBnd 9.04 9.04 ... 500 184.29 NL +.04 MgdFutSt I 10.28 ... BlackRock Fds II: ChinaRg r 22.00 22.00 -.01 HiYldI 10.92 NL +.04 IntVal NAV 13.31 13.31 +.02 IntlEqInst 10.46 10.46 +.01 RidgeWorth Funds: TarRet2030 12.13 12.13 ... Balanced 28.96 NL -.03 GlEqInst 17.17 17.17 -.02 NYTFA p 11.48 11.99 +.01 LgCapVal I 39.60 39.60 -.02 Pear Tree Fds: MgdFutSt N 10.19 ... StrIncoOpp 9.63 ... EmMktSC 17.69 17.69 +.09 Contra 93.13 NL +.03 MidCpVal 30.32 NL +.14 LgShtInst 12.29 12.29 -.01 GScUShBdI 10.03 10.03 ... TarRet2040 11.94 11.94 ... EMkt 20.80 NL -.03 OhioI A p 12.85 13.42 ... StrIncOp I 10.39 10.39 ... PolFgnVal t 16.31 16.31 -.08 Momentm I 18.69 ... EmgMkt 21.13 21.13 +.07 ContraK 93.08 93.08 +.03 ICM SmCo 24.41 NL -.10 MltCOpInst 14.53 14.53 -.02 LgCValEqI 14.24 14.24 -.02 TxEIt 13.53 13.53 -.01 BlackRock Instl: ORTFA p 11.85 12.38 -.01 TotR NAV 13.27 13.27 -.01 Perm Port Funds: Extend 60.14 NL -.34 MultStrAlt I 9.60 ... FltRtInco 9.84 9.84 +.01 Fixd 10.30 10.30 ... CnvSc 25.34 NL +.02 IVA Funds: StrIncInst 10.52 10.52 +.02 MdCValEqI 11.81 11.81 +.01 TxELT 13.67 13.67 ... FTSESoc 12.66 NL ... CorpBd 10.96 10.96 +.01 PATFA p 10.29 10.75 ... John Hancock Instl: Permannt 36.60 36.60 +.12 TotRetBd I 10.55 10.55 -.01 Aberdeen Funds: GblLgShCr f 9.67 9.67 ... ST Govt 10.72 10.72 -.01 RisDvA p 48.22 51.16 ... Intl I r 15.34 15.34 +.06 Neuberger Berm Inv: TxESh 10.59 10.59 ... Growth 52.51 NL +.01 DisEq 30.76 NL -.01 DispValMC 18.21 18.21 +.02 Pioneer Funds A: WldGr 25.67 25.67 -.06 TotRet I 13.12 13.12 -.01 InflProtBd 10.49 ... IntGFxIn 12.75 12.75 -.03 SmCpVl p 44.44 47.15 -.25 WldwideA t 16.25 17.11 +.04 LgCapVal 24.29 24.29 +.10 RiverNorth Fds: ITBnd 11.44 NL -.03 DivIntl 33.02 NL ... LSVValEq 22.29 NL +.01 DiscGr A 16.35 17.35 +.07 AcadEm 14.72 NL +.10 MultiAstInc f 10.30 10.30 ... IntlREst 5.14 5.14 +.01 SMCpGrA 30.14 31.98 ... WldwideC t 16.13 16.13 +.04 RNDLIncI 10.18 ... Ultimus: DivrsIntK r 32.96 32.96 ... Neuberger&Berm Tr: BondA p 9.52 9.97 +.01 LTBnd 13.68 NL -.02 StrIncoOpp f 9.64 9.64 ... IntVa 15.06 15.06 -.04 StratInc p 9.10 9.50 +.01 Wldwide I r 16.26 16.26 +.04 Laudus Funds: Royce Funds: LyricUSV I 14.19 14.19 -.01 AdvisorTwo: DivStkO 19.47 NL -.04 Genesis 52.55 52.55 -.27 SelMCGr A 31.79 33.73 +.05 MidCap 31.80 NL +.02 BaVlI 21.51 21.51 +.01 IntVa3 12.77 12.77 -.03 TtlRtnA p 9.56 9.98 -.01 Invesco Fds Invest: IntMstrS r 19.78 19.78 -.01 PennMuI r 9.41 9.41 -.08 VALIC : FrTRInst 10.18 ... DivGrowK 29.41 29.41 ... Nicholas Group: PionFdA p 31.15 33.05 +.04 REIT r 26.36 NL -.11 CoreBond 9.64 ... InfProSec 11.65 11.65 -.05 USGovA p 6.37 6.65 ... DivrsDiv p 17.95 17.95 +.01 USLgCpG r 15.06 15.06 -.01 PremierI r 14.21 14.21 -.06 CoreBd 11.04 11.04 ... SmCap 51.12 NL -.25 Akre Funds: EquityDv 20.57 20.57 +.05 Glb5FxInc 11.01 11.01 -.02 DivGth 29.43 NL ... Nicholas 60.66 NL -.17 StratIncA p 10.21 10.69 +.01 FocusInstl 22.78 NL +.03 EmergAs r 28.95 NL +.04 UtilsA p 16.89 17.64 +.02 Invesco Funds A: Lazard Instl: SpecEqI r 17.97 17.97 -.09 IntlEq 5.94 5.94 -.01 SmlCpGth 31.94 NL -.23 GlbAlloc r 17.54 17.54 +.02 LCapInt 18.75 18.75 -.02 EmgMktEq 13.97 13.97 +.04 Northern Funds: CoreEq A 16.12 17.10 +.02 TotRetI r 11.92 11.92 -.08 MdCpIdx 22.94 22.94 -.06 FocusRetl 22.46 NL +.03 EmrMk 21.16 NL +.03 Frank/Tmp Frnk Adv: AmValA 31.43 33.26 -.11 BondIdx 10.63 10.63 -.01 SmlCpVl 23.43 NL -.07 HlSciOpp 44.89 44.89 -.05 TM USTgtV 29.16 29.16 -.11 GblInfra I 13.59 13.59 +.05 Pioneer Funds C: MdCpVal 21.02 21.02 -.01 Eq Inc 50.54 NL -.02 Ca TF Ad t 7.51 7.51 ... BalRiskA 10.34 10.94 -.04 EmMEqIdx 8.77 ... Russell Funds C: STBnd 10.48 NL -.01 Alger Funds A: HiYldBd f 7.10 7.10 ... TM IntVa 12.36 12.36 -.03 IntStrEq r 12.84 12.84 +.03 StratIncC t 9.99 9.99 +.01 SciTech 19.68 19.68 -.06 CapApr 18.67 19.70 -.03 EQII 24.28 NL -.02 CvtSecAdv 16.93 16.93 -.03 Chart p 17.01 18.00 -.01 FixIn 10.11 10.11 ... USSmCpE 24.77 ... TotBnd 10.77 NL -.02 TotRet 11.61 ... TMMktwV 23.87 23.87 -.02 CmstkA 20.58 21.78 -.02 Pioneer Fds Y: SmCpIdx 16.45 16.45 -.14 SpectraN 15.70 16.57 -.02 StratMuOp 11.55 11.55 ... TMMtV2 22.55 22.55 -.02 EqIncK 50.53 50.53 -.02 FedIntAdv 12.46 12.46 ... Lazard Open: GlREIdx r 9.59 9.59 -.02 Russell Funds S: TotlIntl 14.00 NL ... CorpBdA 6.94 7.25 ... EmgMEq O 14.35 14.35 +.04 BondY 9.43 9.43 +.01 StkIdx 31.32 31.32 +.01 LowDurI 9.57 ... TMUSEq 21.39 21.39 -.01 Europe 33.85 33.85 -.09 FdTF Adv 12.38 12.38 ... HiYFxInc 6.35 6.35 +.01 EmerMkts 14.19 ... TotStk 49.35 NL -.04 Alger Funds I: FlRDAAd t 8.25 8.25 +.02 DivrsDiv p 17.96 19.01 +.01 IntlStrEq 12.93 12.93 +.02 StratIncY p 10.21 10.21 +.01 ValUltra 12.77 12.77 ... CapApprI 24.55 24.55 -.03 NatMun 11.00 11.00 ... 2YGlFxd 9.96 9.96 -.01 Export 20.22 NL +.01 IntTxEx 10.74 10.74 ... GlobEq 9.53 ... Value 31.44 NL -.01 FA EqGro 10.34 10.34 -.01 GlbBdAdv 11.32 NL -.05 EqWtdA p 45.84 48.51 +.06 Price Funds Adv: IntlDvMkt 31.92 ... Vanguard Admiral: BlackRock K: DFARlE 33.02 33.02 -.15 Legg Mason A: IntlEqIdx r 10.24 10.24 -.01 Vanguard Instl Fds: Allianz Fds Instl: Fidel 39.77 NL -.02 GrAdv t 70.72 70.72 -.14 EqIncA 9.31 9.85 ... WAIntTMu 6.59 6.74 ... MdCpIdx 15.65 15.65 -.04 BlChipGr 65.11 65.11 -.04 RESec 35.15 ... BalAdml 28.97 NL -.03 NFJDvVl 15.44 15.44 -.01 S&P500Stk 239.03 239.03 +.05 Dodge&Cox: FltRateHi r 9.09 NL +.02 HY TF Adv 10.58 10.58 ... GrIncA p 22.43 23.74 ... CapAppA 24.55 24.55 -.02 StratBd 10.84 ... CAITAdm 11.90 NL ... BalInst 28.97 NL -.03 Balanced 92.34 92.34 +.06 WAMgMu p 16.74 17.48 +.01 MMIntEq r 9.04 NL -.01 SmCpVl 21.51 21.51 -.08 BlackRock R: FocsdStk r 17.07 NL -.02 IncmeAd 2.06 2.06 ... HYMuA 10.08 10.53 -.01 ShIntTaxFr 10.47 10.47 -.01 Growth 48.12 48.12 -.03 TaxExBd 23.31 ... CALTAdm 12.24 NL ... DevelMkts 17.62 NL -.01 GblStock 10.00 10.00 ... Legg Mason C: Allianz Funds A: EquityDiv 20.63 20.63 +.05 FrInOne 35.20 NL -.04 RisDiv r 48.19 48.19 ... IntlGrow 30.45 32.22 -.08 SmCpIdx 10.21 10.21 -.08 MidCapGr 67.90 67.90 +.01 TxMgUSLC 30.29 ... CpOpAdl 110.30 NL -.27 DevMktIdx I 11.27 NL -.01 Income 13.37 13.37 +.01 ValueTr 59.54 59.54 +.03 NFJDvVl t 15.35 16.24 -.01 GlbAlloc r 16.68 16.68 +.02 GNMA 11.59 NL ... SCpGrAdv p 16.19 16.19 -.16 LtdTmMuni 11.53 11.83 ... SmCapVl 18.91 18.91 -.09 R2020A 19.31 NL +.01 DivApprec 21.40 NL ... EmMkInst 20.77 NL -.03 IntlStk 34.04 34.04 ... Russell Instl I: SmCpV A 19.63 20.77 -.08 Brown Advisory Fds: GovtInc 10.46 10.46 -.02 StrIncAd p 9.11 9.11 +.01 MdCpCEq p 20.84 22.05 -.05 Litman Gregory Fds: StkIdx 24.23 24.23 +.01 R2030A 21.16 NL +.01 EMAdmr r 27.32 NL -.03 ExtIn 60.12 NL -.35 Stock 156.52 156.52 +.11 StratBd 10.69 ... AmanaGrw 31.12 31.12 -.07 GroEqInv 18.14 NL -.03 GroCo 122.91 NL -.15 TGlbTRAdv 11.26 11.26 -.03 MidCGth p 31.16 32.97 +.04 Intl I 15.14 15.14 -.03 TxExpt 10.81 10.81 ... Ret2035 15.30 NL +.01 Energy 79.91 NL -.05 FTAllWldI r 82.66 NL -.07 AmanaInc 42.64 42.64 -.06 DoubleLine Funds: GroInc 27.89 NL -.07 MuniInA 13.66 14.27 ... Longleaf Partners: R2040A 21.71 NL ... Russell LfePts A: EqInAdm n 62.27 NL -.06 BrwnSmCI 64.94 64.94 -.58 Frank/Temp Frnk C: Nuveen Cl A: BalStrat p 10.66 ... GrwthIst 52.52 NL +.02 Amer Beacon Insti: CoreFxInc I 10.76 ... GrowthCoK 122.79 122.79 -.15 CATFC t 7.51 7.51 ... RealEst p 22.36 23.66 -.06 Partners 21.42 NL -.02 Ret2050A 12.25 NL +.01 EuroAdml 59.23 NL +.01 InfProInst 10.48 NL -.04 Buffalo Funds: HYMuBd p 17.22 17.97 +.01 Russell LfePts C: ExplAdml 70.40 NL -.42 IntlEqIns 16.61 16.61 -.01 Balancd 13.49 NL ... CorFxInc N 10.75 ... GrDiscv 23.38 NL -.03 FTxFC t 12.36 12.36 ... SmCpValA t 15.07 15.95 -.04 Intl 11.80 NL +.02 Price Funds R Cl: InstIdx 182.51 NL +.04 AAMuB p 11.63 12.14 ... BalStrat 10.48 ... ExtdAdm 60.12 NL -.35 LgCapInst 23.66 23.66 +.01 Discovery 18.68 NL -.04 LowDurBd I 9.96 ... GrStrat r 31.99 NL -.03 FoundAl p 11.70 11.70 -.01 Invesco Funds C: SmCap 27.46 NL -.16 GrowthR p 46.89 46.89 -.03 InsPl 182.53 NL +.04 IntDMB p 9.30 9.59 ... FTAllWxUS 26.08 NL -.02 SmCpInst 21.99 21.99 -.10 SmCap 15.92 NL -.11 LwDurBd N 9.95 ... HighInc r 7.94 NL +.03 HYTFC t 10.73 10.73 ... BalRiskC 10.00 10.00 -.03 Loomis Sayles: LtMBA p 11.13 11.42 -.01 Ret2020R 19.13 NL +.01 SEI Portfolios: InstTStIdx 44.69 NL -.03 TRBd I 10.84 ... Indepn 32.35 NL -.06 CoreFxA 11.33 NL ... 500Adml 184.33 NL +.04 Amer Beacon Inv: CGM Funds: IncomC t 2.10 2.10 ... EqIncC 9.14 9.14 ... LSBondI 12.87 12.87 ... Nuveen Cl C: Ret2030R 21.00 NL ... InsTStPlus 44.69 NL -.04 TRBd N p 10.84 ... InProBd 11.87 NL -.04 RisDvC t 47.37 47.37 -.01 HYMuC 10.05 10.05 ... LSGlBdI 15.26 15.26 +.07 Ret2040R 21.58 NL ... EMktDbt 9.08 NL +.02 GNMA Ad 10.75 NL ... LgCap Inv 22.18 22.18 +.01 Focus 33.83 NL +.02 HYMuBd t 17.20 17.20 ... GblMinVol 22.47 NL -.09 ITBdInst 11.44 NL -.03 Dreyfus: IntBd 10.80 NL -.01 StrIncC p 9.10 9.10 +.01 Invesco Funds P: LSGrowI 11.01 11.01 -.02 Ret2025R 14.48 NL ... EmMkt p 8.46 NL +.03 Ameri Century 1st: Realty 25.68 NL -.03 IntmMu 10.53 NL ... Nuveen Cl R: HiYld 6.52 NL +.02 GroIncAd 63.25 NL ... ITBdInstPl 11.44 NL -.03 Growth 27.08 27.08 +.03 Aprec 39.59 39.59 +.02 USGvC t 6.32 6.32 ... SummitP p 15.01 15.01 ... StrInc C 13.65 13.65 +.02 Price Funds: LTBdInst 13.68 NL -.02 Calamos Funds: BsicS&P 40.69 40.69 +.01 IntlGrRet 10.58 NL +.01 IntDMBd 9.33 9.33 ... IntMuniA 11.79 NL ... GrwAdm 52.52 NL +.02 InfAdjBd 11.46 11.46 -.04 UtilsC t 16.82 16.82 +.02 Invesco Funds R: LSBondR 12.81 12.81 ... Balance 21.01 21.01 ... LTBdInstPl 13.68 NL -.02 Gr&IncA p 28.65 30.08 ... BdMkIn p 10.42 10.42 -.01 IntlDisc 36.59 NL -.04 StrIncA 13.55 14.15 +.02 HYMunBd 17.22 17.22 +.01 IntlEqA 8.90 NL ... HlthCr 84.22 NL -.03 Amer Century A: GrwthA p 28.68 30.11 -.02 Frank/Temp Mtl A&B: IntlGrwR5 30.92 30.92 -.08 LtdTrmR 11.08 11.08 -.01 BlChip 65.86 65.86 -.03 HiYldCp 5.56 NL +.01 MidCpIst 31.87 NL +.02 CaAMTMuZ 15.48 15.48 ... IntlSCOp r 14.37 NL +.03 BeacnA 13.87 14.72 -.05 LgCGroA 27.11 NL -.04 MdCapVal p 14.70 15.60 +.03 MktNeutI r 12.53 12.53 +.01 InvGrBd 11.14 NL ... SmCpGR5 p 32.94 32.94 -.11 Loomis Sayles Inv: CapApp 24.80 24.80 -.02 LgCValA 19.59 NL +.03 InfProAd 25.74 NL -.09 REITInst r 17.41 NL -.07 Dreyf 10.17 10.17 +.01 EuropA p 17.18 18.23 -.22 InvGrBdA p 10.94 11.43 ... Nuveen Cl Y: MktNtA p 12.66 13.29 +.01 InvGB 7.66 NL ... Invesco Funds Y: DvSmGr 24.09 24.09 -.14 MgdVol 16.18 NL ... ITBdAdml 11.44 NL -.03 STCpBdIdx 26.29 NL -.02 Amer Century Adv: DryMid r 31.99 31.99 -.08 SharesA 25.22 26.76 -.03 InvGrBdC p 10.83 10.83 -.01 RealEst 22.62 NL -.08 DivGro 33.85 33.85 +.02 EqIncA p 8.20 8.70 ... Calvert Invest: Dr500In t 47.33 47.33 +.01 LargCap 24.92 NL -.08 BalRiskY 10.45 10.45 -.04 Oak Ridge: ShtGovA 10.49 NL ... ITsryAdml 11.46 NL -.03 STBondIdx 10.48 NL -.01 SocEqA p 38.87 40.81 +.03 LgCpVlEnh 10.33 10.33 +.01 Frank/Temp Mtl C: EqWtdY 46.23 46.23 +.06 InvGrBdY 10.94 10.94 ... EmMktB 11.63 11.63 +.01 TxMgLC 19.18 NL ... IntGrAdm 63.30 NL ... ST TIPS 24.36 NL -.04 Amer Century Inst: GlFxInc I 21.21 21.21 -.04 LSFxdIn 12.30 12.30 +.01 SmCapGr I 32.11 32.11 -.22 LevCoStk 37.22 NL +.05 SharesC t 24.95 24.95 -.03 Ivy Funds: EmMktS 28.43 28.43 +.14 ITAdml 14.31 NL ... STIGrInst 10.58 NL -.01 EqInc 8.22 8.22 +.01 Cambiar Funds: IntlStkI 14.20 14.20 +.01 Oakmark Funds I: EqInc 28.36 28.36 +.03 SSgA Funds: IntlEqInv 23.25 23.25 +.02 IntlStk Y 14.04 14.04 +.01 LtdTrmBd 11.38 NL -.01 Frank/Temp Temp A: AssetSC t 20.01 20.01 -.03 Lord Abbett A: SP500 30.91 30.91 +.01 ITGrAdm 9.72 NL -.02 SCInst 51.15 NL -.24 Amer Century Inv: ForgnA p 6.21 6.59 ... FloatRt p 8.78 8.98 +.01 EqtyInc r 28.00 28.00 -.03 EqIndex 53.72 53.72 +.01 LgCapAd 46.00 NL -.01 Causeway Intl: MunBd r 11.90 11.90 ... LowP r 47.07 NL +.03 AssetStA p 20.96 22.24 -.03 SmCpGrI 31.98 NL -.23 AllCapGr 28.35 28.35 -.03 LowPriK r 47.04 47.04 +.04 FSmCoSr r 19.90 19.90 +.06 IntrTxFr 10.93 11.18 ... Global r 24.32 24.32 -.03 Europe 17.87 17.87 -.01 Schwab Funds: LtdTrAd 11.05 NL ... CAIntTF 12.02 12.02 ... Institutnl r 13.12 NL +.02 NY Tax r 15.04 15.04 ... AssetStrI r 21.19 21.19 -.03 CoreEq 18.28 18.28 ... SmCpVlI 23.48 NL -.06 LtdTMuni 10.66 NL ... GlBd A p 11.36 11.86 -.05 BalancdC t 22.43 22.43 +.03 MltAstInco 13.31 13.62 +.01 GlbSel r 14.30 14.30 -.05 GNMA 9.46 9.46 ... LTGrAdml 10.17 NL +.01 DivBnd 10.75 10.75 -.01 NewtIntlC 17.69 17.69 +.05 Intl 20.07 20.07 -.09 GlbTech 12.29 12.29 -.07 DivEqSel 13.66 13.66 +.01 TBIst 10.77 NL -.02 Center Coast: OppMCVal A 28.22 29.94 -.01 Magelln 84.24 NL +.13 GlSCoA p 7.85 8.33 -.01 BalancA p 22.55 23.93 +.02 ShDurTxFr 15.76 16.12 -.01 LTsyAdml 12.94 NL -.05 DivBnd 10.75 10.75 -.01 MLPFoc I 7.29 7.29 -.08 ValOpps p 17.33 18.39 -.01 IntSmCp r 13.52 13.52 -.01 Growth 49.01 49.01 -.03 FunIntLInst r 7.33 7.33 -.02 LT Adml 11.77 NL -.01 TotBdPlus 10.77 NL -.02 SmCStk r 24.91 24.91 -.19 MagellanK 84.13 84.13 +.12 GrwthA p 20.94 22.22 -.04 HiIncC t 6.80 6.80 +.02 TotIntlBd 32.30 NL -.08 EqGroI 26.32 26.32 -.01 ChamplSC p 14.69 14.69 -.12 MA Mun 12.55 NL ... WorldA p 14.17 15.03 ... AffilA p 14.04 14.90 ... Oakmark 59.82 59.82 +.01 Gr&In 27.60 27.60 -.03 FunUSLInst r 14.05 14.05 +.01 MCpAdml 144.29 NL +.10 EqInc 8.21 8.21 +.01 DreihsAcInc 9.83 9.83 ... HiIncA p 6.80 7.21 +.02 FunUSSm r 11.48 11.48 -.07 TSInst 49.39 NL -.04 ClearBridge: MegaCpStk 14.97 NL -.04 HiIncI r 6.80 6.80 +.02 FundlEq 11.39 12.08 -.01 Select 35.55 35.55 +.07 HlthSci 59.89 59.89 -.20 MidCapGr 41.20 NL +.01 GNMAI 10.76 10.76 ... Driehaus Funds: Frank/Temp Tmp Adv: HiYield 6.19 6.19 +.02 HlthCare 21.32 21.32 -.01 TtlWldIdx 113.95 NL -.07 AggGr A 177.79 188.64 -.30 MdCEnIdx r 12.39 12.39 -.02 FrgnAv 6.12 6.12 ... IntlCorEqI r 15.68 15.68 +.03 MAstBalOp 10.24 10.48 ... Old Westbury Fds: MidCapVal 43.65 NL +.06 GrowthI 26.68 26.68 +.02 EMktGr 26.07 NL +.05 BdDebA p 7.31 7.48 +.02 LgCapCore 12.70 12.70 +.04 InstlCpG 26.20 26.20 ... 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OTC K 73.63 73.63 -.35 TarGrA p 16.41 17.41 -.03 DvMktA p 30.02 31.85 +.06 Intl G&I 12.62 12.62 -.02 Selected Funds: STsyAdml 10.70 NL -.01 Virtus Funds A: NTGrwth 13.60 13.60 +.01 GwthAdv p 13.73 ... Lord Abbett C: Clipper 98.32 98.32 -.20 ShDurStrat 7.08 ... 100Index 13.00 13.00 -.01 TgtMdA p 14.09 14.95 -.02 BdDbC p 7.33 7.33 +.02 Disc p 60.85 64.56 -.24 IntlStk 14.75 14.75 +.01 AmShD 34.19 34.19 -.04 STBdAdml 10.48 NL -.01 MulSStA p 4.62 4.73 ... NTLgVal 10.28 10.28 -.01 HiYld p 6.79 ... MDBond 10.92 10.92 ... Cohen & Steers: TMG1.1 37.73 40.03 -.01 100Indxex F 13.00 13.00 -.01 TmpGlbB R6 11.32 11.32 -.05 FloatRt p 8.78 8.78 ... EquityA 11.64 12.35 -.03 AmShS p 34.14 34.14 -.04 ShtTrAd 15.82 NL -.01 OneCh2025 13.12 13.12 ... Inv Bal p 13.90 ... MediaTl 66.30 66.30 -.09 Virtus Funds C: InstlRlty 44.70 44.70 -.16 Eaton Vance C: Ovrsea 38.57 NL ... TmGbTR R6 11.26 11.26 -.03 ShDurIncC t 4.32 4.32 ... EqIncA p 25.54 27.10 +.03 Sentinel Group: STFdAd 10.76 NL -.01 OneChCon 12.37 12.37 ... InvCon p 12.02 ... MidCap 69.75 69.75 +.01 MulSStC p 4.68 4.68 ... PfdSecIncA 13.25 13.77 +.03 FltgRtAdv p 10.01 10.01 +.02 Puritn 19.61 NL ... TmpGrth R6 20.92 20.92 -.04 InG&IA p 15.28 ... GlobA p 68.12 72.28 -.19 ComS A p 38.18 40.19 -.06 STIGrAd 10.58 NL -.01 OneChAg 13.89 13.89 ... PuritanK 19.60 19.60 ... Lord Abbett F: MCapVal 25.48 25.48 +.07 SmCAdm 51.15 NL -.24 Virtus Funds I: OneChMd 13.52 13.52 +.01 PfdSecIncI 13.28 13.28 +.03 Eaton Vance Fds: GE Elfun S&S: InvGrwth p 17.40 ... BondDeb 7.30 7.30 +.02 GblAllocA 16.70 17.72 -.03 Sequoia 195.55 NL -.32 RealEInc r 11.21 11.21 -.01 GlbOppA 40.03 42.47 +.07 N Amer 38.09 38.09 -.11 SmCapGrth 39.93 NL -.29 EmMktI 8.84 8.84 ... RealEstI 29.26 29.26 -.08 RltyIncI 14.20 14.20 -.05 PTxMEm In 39.13 39.13 +.11 RSP Incm 11.42 11.42 ... LgCpGA p 31.87 ... FloatRt p 8.77 8.77 +.01 Sit Funds: RealE 40.39 NL -.16 GblStrIncA 3.77 3.96 ... N Asia 14.38 14.38 +.03 SmCapVal 42.00 NL -.12 ForOppI 27.85 27.85 -.02 SelectI 53.83 53.83 -.02 RltyShrs 68.54 68.54 -.24 Eaton Vance I: RSP USEq 45.57 45.57 +.02 MidCpGrw 22.27 ... IntrTxFr 10.93 10.93 ... DivGwth r 15.09 NL ... CO BndS 9.13 ... SAI USQual 10.03 10.03 +.02 TaxEx 11.89 11.89 ... Income A 5.90 6.26 -.05 New Era 28.50 28.50 -.06 TxMCap r 100.76 NL -.01 MulSSTBd 4.62 4.62 ... Ultra 32.90 32.90 +.01 AtlSMID 25.69 25.69 -.06 MCpVal p 33.05 ... ShtDurInco 4.29 4.29 ... Sound Shore: Srs1KVal F 10.05 10.05 ... Trusts 51.51 51.51 -.09 SmCap 38.52 ... IntBdA p 5.59 5.87 +.03 N Horiz 38.61 38.61 -.22 TtlBAdml 10.77 NL -.02 Voya Partners: ValueInv 7.56 7.56 ... Columbia Class A: FltgRt 8.36 8.36 +.02 Lord Abbett I: N Inc 9.44 9.44 ... SoundShore 39.88 39.88 +.02 TotIntlBd 21.53 NL -.05 Acorn t 16.35 17.35 -.09 SAllSecEqF 12.36 12.36 ... GE Instl Funds: SR2020 p 17.27 ... IntlDivA 13.41 14.23 ... TRPGrEqI 78.69 NL -.04 American Funds A: GblMacAbR 8.95 8.95 ... SrBlChGrF 10.41 10.41 -.01 DevlpGro 18.05 18.05 -.11 IntGrw p 35.12 37.26 -.13 OverS SF 8.62 8.62 -.01 St FarmAssoc: TStkAdm 49.38 NL -.04 AmcpA p 25.15 26.68 -.03 CaAlloMod p 10.51 ... IncBost 5.45 5.45 +.02 IntlEq 10.92 10.92 -.02 SR2030 p 17.65 ... Voya T,M,Q&I: SrBlChGrR 10.41 10.41 ... SR2040A p 17.90 ... HiYld 6.86 6.86 +.02 IntlSmCA 35.11 37.25 +.08 PSBal 20.51 20.51 ... Balan 59.95 59.95 -.07 USGrAdm 72.04 NL -.06 AMutlA p 33.92 35.99 +.01 CaAlloMAg r 11.36 ... LgCapVal 16.20 16.20 -.01 SCpEqI 15.17 15.17 -.12 ValAdml 31.44 NL -.01 InmdBdI 9.97 9.97 -.01 SCmdtyStrF 4.98 NL ... USEqty p 13.12 ... IntlDvInco 6.57 6.57 -.02 LtdTmMu 4.51 4.61 ... PSGrow 26.94 26.94 +.01 Gwth 64.19 64.19 -.09 BalA p 23.68 25.12 -.01 ContCoreA p 20.29 21.53 -.02 ParEmMkt 11.91 11.91 +.04 GE Investments: WellslAdm 60.27 NL -.06 RealEstI 20.09 20.09 -.08 SrEmrgMkt 14.18 14.18 +.01 USLCCPlA p 24.94 ... ShtDurInc p 4.29 4.29 ... MnStFdA 42.49 45.08 -.02 PSInc 17.21 17.21 +.01 SteelPath MLP Fds: BondA p 12.71 13.21 -.02 DisCore A p 9.30 9.87 -.01 EdgwdGInst 20.07 NL -.01 TRFd3 p 17.39 17.39 -.01 RealAsset 9.56 9.56 +.02 WelltnAdm 63.14 NL -.03 DivEqInc 11.58 12.29 ... SEmgMktF 14.21 14.21 ... ValAdv t 27.25 ... MFS Funds A: MnStOA p 16.95 17.98 -.03 Alpha A 7.49 7.95 -.07 WCM Focus Fds: CapIBA p 56.49 59.94 ... FAM Funds: SrsGlobal 10.09 10.09 -.01 GMO Trust: IntlDvA 14.84 15.75 -.01 MSSCA p 23.76 25.21 -.03 RealEst 27.09 27.09 -.08 Windsor 60.81 NL -.03 IntlGr Inst 11.83 11.83 -.02 CapWGA p 42.09 44.66 -.01 DivIncA t 17.63 18.71 -.01 JPMorgan C Class: Sterling Capital: Value 60.25 NL -.10 SrsGrCl F 11.66 11.66 -.01 USTreas x 25.00 25.00 ... MITA 26.28 27.88 +.01 MidCapVal 43.95 46.63 -.09 Ret2005 12.44 NL ... WdsrIIAd 57.93 NL +.06 WM Blair Fds Inst: CapWA p 19.51 20.27 +.06 DivOpptyA 8.90 9.44 -.01 CoreBd p 11.78 ... Ret2010 16.87 NL ... SmCapV I 67.00 NL -.23 TxMIn r 11.26 NL ... HiYldBd 2.79 2.93 +.01 FMI Funds: SrsGrRetl 11.65 11.65 -.02 GMO Trust III: MIGA 22.76 24.15 +.04 ModInvA 10.24 10.86 -.01 IntlGr 14.04 14.04 +.02 EupacA p 43.00 45.62 +.07 InvBal p 13.69 ... Ret2015 13.59 NL ... SunAmerica Focus: TxMSC r 43.32 NL -.29 IncmBldr t 10.91 11.45 ... ComStk 22.93 NL -.11 SrsIntGrw 12.93 12.93 +.01 ECD 8.84 ... BondA 13.59 14.27 +.02 RisingDivA 17.59 18.66 -.01 FdInvA p 49.34 52.35 +.01 InvConGr t 11.97 ... Ret2020 19.44 NL +.01 FDivStII 16.06 16.06 +.01 WM Blair Mtl Fds: IncOppty p 9.37 9.84 +.02 LgCap p 18.58 NL +.03 SerIntlGrF 12.96 12.96 +.01 IntlEquity 19.07 19.07 -.06 ConAllA 14.19 ... RocAMTF 6.95 7.30 ... Vanguard Fds: GlblBalA 28.41 30.14 +.01 SrsIntSmCp 14.47 14.47 +.04 Quality 19.46 19.46 -.02 JP Morgan Instl: CoEqA 24.04 25.51 -.01 RocCaMuA 8.34 8.76 -.01 Ret2025 14.69 NL +.01 TCW Funds: DivrEq 28.40 NL -.02 IntlGthI r 23.73 23.73 +.02 GovtA p 13.98 14.52 -.03 IntBd t 9.00 9.28 ... FPA Funds: Divers 15.19 ... NewInco 9.99 9.99 +.01 SerIntlSmF 14.50 14.50 +.04 Growth A 66.48 70.54 +.08 RochNYMu 3.01 3.08 ... Ret2025A 14.61 NL +.01 CrFxInc 11.07 11.07 -.01 InsTRet2010 19.58 NL -.02 Waddell & Reed Adv: GwthA p 38.78 41.15 -.02 LgCapGrA t 30.62 32.49 -.03 GMO Trust IV: IntTxFrIn 11.07 ... EmMktIn 7.59 7.59 ... LgCpIdx p 38.17 38.17 ... FPACres 30.17 30.17 -.06 SrsIntVal 8.98 8.98 ... EmCnDt 8.83 ... GrAllA 17.00 ... SenFltRtA 7.48 7.75 +.02 Ret2030 21.33 NL +.01 InsTRet2015 19.25 NL -.01 Accm 8.91 9.45 -.02 HI TrA p 9.37 9.74 +.04 IntlVal 11.76 ... RelVDvAp N 16.10 16.10 -.01 MCpGrA t 23.20 24.62 +.04 Fairholme 16.72 NL -.06 SerIntlValF 9.00 9.00 ... IntlEqty 19.04 19.04 -.06 IntNwDA 26.68 28.31 -.01 Oppenheimer C&M: R2035 15.37 NL +.01 InsTRet2020 19.03 NL -.01 AssetS p 7.82 8.30 -.01 HiInMuniA 15.70 16.31 ... MdCpVal 33.73 ... SelEqtyI 24.45 24.45 -.04 MidCpValA 13.38 14.20 +.02 SrInvGrdF 11.14 11.14 ... Quality 19.48 19.48 -.03 IntlVA 33.71 35.77 +.01 DevMktC t 28.31 28.31 +.06 Ret2035 R 15.15 NL +.01 InsTRet2025 18.84 NL -.01 Bond x 6.23 6.61 -.01 IncoA p 20.28 21.52 -.01 Federated A: SrsSCDsc F 9.63 9.63 -.10 TxAwDsEq 26.63 ... Ret2040 21.90 NL +.01 TotRetBdI 10.23 10.23 -.01 InsTRet2030 18.64 NL -.01 MCpIndx p 13.70 13.70 -.04 KaufLCA p 17.16 18.16 -.02 GMO Trust VI: ModAllA 15.44 ... GblStrIncC 3.76 3.76 ... Con Inc 8.98 9.53 +.02 IntBdA p 13.47 13.82 -.03 SSmCOppF 11.60 11.60 -.06 USEquity 13.16 ... MuHiA t 8.24 8.65 ... R2045 14.70 NL +.01 TCW Funds N: InsTRet2035 18.44 NL -.02 IntlGrIncA p 27.38 29.05 +.03 MMCorePls 10.01 10.01 -.01 CapIncA 7.41 7.84 +.01 AssetAllBd 22.09 ... ValAdv 27.40 ... SenFltRtC 7.49 7.49 +.02 CoreInvA 5.80 6.15 ... MMGrowth 11.66 11.66 -.05 STBF 8.57 NL ... MuInA 8.85 9.29 ... R2055 12.32 NL +.01 ToRtBdN p 10.55 10.55 -.01 InsTRet2040 18.24 NL -.01 Hi Inc 6.12 6.49 +.02 ICAA p 33.30 35.33 +.03 EqInA p 20.77 21.98 +.01 SmCapDisc 26.29 NL -.20 EmgMkts r 8.24 8.24 +.04 JPMorgan R Cl: Oppenheimer Roch: RetBalInc 14.20 NL -.01 InsTRet2045 18.23 NL -.01 MMSmCEq 11.69 11.69 -.08 ResBdA 10.61 11.14 ... RoHYMuC 7.00 7.00 -.01 TIAA-CREF Funds: MuniBdA x 7.60 7.94 -.02 LtTEBA p 15.95 16.36 -.01 KaufmA p 4.59 4.86 -.03 SCpGrth r 17.06 17.06 -.09 Quality 19.46 19.46 -.03 CoreBond 11.72 ... SciTec 31.88 31.88 -.18 InsTRet2050 18.23 NL -.01 MMvalue 11.14 11.14 ... MuniUltA 9.98 9.98 ... USCoreEq 14.19 ... RschA 34.93 37.06 ... RoMu A p 14.68 15.41 -.01 BdIdxInst 10.85 10.85 -.01 MunHi 4.88 5.10 ... NEcoA p 33.55 35.60 -.04 SmCapOp 11.53 11.53 -.06 CorePlusBd 8.15 ... ReInA 14.76 15.66 -.01 ShtBd 4.70 4.70 ... InsTRet2055 18.23 NL -.01 N PerA p 34.05 36.13 +.03 SelLgCGr t 13.97 14.82 -.09 StrValDiv p 5.89 6.23 ... RoMu C p 14.64 14.64 -.02 BondInst 10.33 10.33 ... NCcptA p 8.72 9.25 -.02 SmallCap r 16.79 NL -.06 Gabelli Funds: DiscEq 20.94 ... TotRA 17.13 18.18 -.01 SmCpStk 36.81 36.81 -.18 BndPlsInst 10.34 10.34 ... InsTRetInco 19.67 NL -.02 NwWrldA 48.10 51.03 +.05 SmCpIdx p 19.64 19.64 -.14 Federated C: Asset 53.65 NL -.14 RcNtMuA 7.03 7.38 ... ScTechA 11.86 12.58 -.11 SCpValu r 16.88 16.88 -.11 HighYld r 6.83 ... UtilA 17.25 18.30 +.03 SmCapVal 35.92 35.92 -.18 EnIntEInst r 6.53 6.53 -.01 STTIPS Inv 24.31 NL -.03 STBFA p 9.93 10.18 -.01 StrtInA 5.68 5.96 +.02 CapIncC 7.41 7.41 +.01 EqInc p 25.10 NL -.03 Oppenheimer Y: VangA 8.88 9.42 -.02 TxEA p 13.92 14.35 ... SptnExMAd 47.46 47.46 -.27 MtgBckd 11.34 ... ValueA 32.47 34.45 -.03 SpecGr 20.09 NL ... EnLCGInst r 10.42 10.42 -.01 StrSCEqInv 27.99 NL -.20 SmCpA p 40.48 42.95 -.06 StrValDiv p 5.89 5.89 ... StkSlcACap 31.93 NL -.04 SCapG 44.67 NL -.23 ShtDurBd 10.83 ... Alpha Y 7.63 7.63 -.07 TgtRet2055 30.06 NL -.01 SelComm A 53.34 56.59 -.05 MFS Funds C: SpecIn 12.04 NL +.02 EnLCVInst r 8.82 8.82 ... Wasatch: TxExA p 13.12 13.63 ... StkSelSmCp 21.78 21.78 -.11 SmCapGr I 45.45 NL -.24 SmCpEqR5 43.89 ... DevMktY 29.62 29.62 +.05 SpecIntl 11.27 NL ... TgtRet2060 26.52 NL -.02 Federated Instl: GrAllC 16.69 ... EqIdxInst 14.66 14.66 -.01 CoreGr 49.67 49.67 -.21 2040TarA p 11.97 12.70 ... Columbia Class C: StrDvIn 13.62 NL -.01 US Eqty 13.17 ... GloblY 68.21 68.21 -.19 SuMuInc 12.03 12.03 ... TotIntBInv 10.77 NL -.02 HiYldBd r 9.20 9.20 +.03 Gateway Funds: ModAllC 15.18 ... Gr&IncInst 10.90 10.90 +.01 IntlGr 28.10 28.10 +.18 2015TarRet p 10.35 10.98 ... Balanced 34.95 34.95 -.04 StratInc 10.22 NL +.02 IntlBdY 5.59 5.59 +.03 SuMuInt 12.05 12.05 ... CAIT 11.90 NL ... IntlLeaders 28.39 28.39 +.03 GatewayA 29.18 30.96 -.01 JPMorgan Select: TotRC 17.23 NL -.01 HghYldInst 8.91 8.91 +.03 SmCpGr 37.80 37.80 -.17 2020TarRet p 11.00 11.67 ... Columbia Class Z: KaufLgCap 17.47 17.47 -.01 TaxFrB r 11.70 NL -.01 MCpVal 33.38 ... IntGrowY 34.94 34.94 -.14 TFInc 10.39 10.39 ... CapValue 10.09 NL ... 2030TRet p 11.82 12.54 ... Acorn Z 17.94 17.94 -.10 Glenmede Funds: ValueC 32.10 32.10 -.03 IntlSmCoY 34.87 34.87 +.08 InfLkBdInst 11.32 11.32 -.04 Weitz Funds: KaufmnR 4.60 4.60 -.03 TotalBd 10.36 NL ... SCpEqAd 23.95 23.95 -.22 SmCap 43.85 ... TxFrH 12.01 12.01 ... CapOpp 47.78 NL -.11 2035TRetA p 11.80 12.52 ... AcornIntZ 37.69 37.69 +.03 MFS Funds I: RisingDivY 18.13 18.13 -.01 IntlEqIInst 15.99 15.99 -.01 ShtItmInc I 12.27 12.27 -.01 MunULA p 9.98 10.18 ... Trend 78.90 NL +.09 USEquity 13.15 ... TxFrSI 5.65 5.65 ... IntlEqInst 9.98 9.98 +.01 Convrt 11.68 NL -.03 2025TRetA p 11.42 12.12 -.01 ContCoreZ 20.41 20.41 -.03 ShIntMunI 10.32 10.32 ... USBdIdxF 11.64 11.64 -.01 Goldman Sachs A: Growth I 70.05 NL +.08 Sel40 Y 8.41 8.41 -.04 TotIndex 22.40 22.40 -.02 DivAppIn 31.54 NL -.01 Wells Fargo A: MdCVA p 31.38 33.21 +.07 JPMorgan Sel Cls: LgCGrIInst 15.62 15.62 ... TECAA p 17.87 18.57 -.01 DivIncoZ 17.65 17.65 -.01 TotRetBd 10.71 10.71 ... USBI 11.64 NL -.01 IntNwDI 27.42 NL -.01 Optimum Fds Instl: R2050 12.35 NL +.01 DivdGro 22.30 NL -.01 CmStkA p 19.12 20.29 -.04 WshA p 37.97 40.29 -.02 IntBdZ 9.00 9.00 ... SmCapA 44.82 47.43 -.18 CoreBd 11.70 ... MassITI 25.65 25.65 ... LgCGrIInst 20.65 20.65 ... UltShtBd 9.05 9.05 ... Utility 23.58 NL +.06 EqInc 13.47 ... Fixed Inc 9.27 ... VABond 12.17 12.17 ... LgCGrInst 14.57 14.57 -.02 Energy 42.59 NL -.03 Wells Fargo Adv A: Angel Oak Funds: IntTEBd 10.76 10.76 ... StrValDvIS 5.91 5.91 ... ValueDisc 22.74 NL -.04 Goldman Sachs Inst: ResBdI 10.62 NL +.01 LgCapGrth 15.17 ... Value 30.56 30.56 +.06 EqInc 29.71 NL -.03 AstAllA p 12.35 ... GrOppt 22.12 22.12 ... EqIndx 33.66 ... LgCVl Inst 15.47 15.47 +.01 MultiStrat I 10.96 NL +.02 LgCapGr 31.66 31.66 -.03 Fidelity Adv Foc A: ValueK 94.68 94.68 -.10 RschI 35.72 NL ... LgCapVal 14.71 ... Primecap Odyssey : Explr 75.73 NL -.45 PremLCGA 13.40 14.22 +.01 LgCpIdxZ 38.35 38.35 +.01 HiYield 6.00 6.00 +.01 GroAdvSel r 14.04 ... ReInT 15.25 15.25 -.02 LgCVlRet 15.42 15.42 ... Arbitrage Funds: HlthCrA r 33.82 35.88 -.14 Value 94.60 NL -.10 HighYld 6.83 ... Osterweis Funds: AggGr r 29.94 NL -.21 LC2020Ret 11.46 11.46 ... GNMA 10.75 NL ... MdCpIdxZ 13.65 13.65 -.04 Wrldw 20.73 NL -.02 HYMuni 9.28 ... ValueI 32.66 32.66 -.03 Wells Fargo Adv Ad: ArbitrageI 13.02 13.02 ... IntrepVal 30.35 ... StrInco 10.56 NL ... Growth r 25.17 NL -.08 LC2025Ret 11.53 11.53 ... GlobEq 22.67 NL -.04 MdCpVlZ p 13.40 13.40 +.01 Fidelity Advisor A: MidCapV 31.68 31.68 +.08 GroInc 38.74 NL ... MdCValAd 29.63 29.63 +.05 Ariel Investments: Biotech A 18.32 19.44 -.28 Fidelity Selects: LgCpGr 31.99 ... MFS Funds Instl: PACE Funds P: Stock r 22.73 NL -.02 LC2030Ret 11.58 11.58 ... SelLgCapG 14.27 14.27 -.09 Biotch 163.13 NL -2.80 SD Gov 10.03 10.03 -.01 IntlEq 19.54 NL -.05 HYCorp 5.56 NL +.01 Wells Fargo Adv C: Apprec 43.71 43.71 -.09 STIncZ 9.90 9.90 ... FF2030A p 12.59 13.36 -.01 ShtDrTF 10.55 ... MidCpGrw 25.18 ... IntlEqtyP 13.26 13.26 +.03 Principal Funds: LC2040Inst 9.12 9.12 ... Ariel 56.68 56.68 -.24 Chem 126.72 NL +.02 MtgBckd 11.34 ... MainStay Funds A: LgGrEq P 21.09 21.09 -.04 LC2040Ret 11.90 11.90 ... HiDvdYld 26.80 NL ... AstAllC t 11.95 ... STM Z 10.42 10.42 -.01 FF2040A p 12.82 13.60 -.01 SmCapV 47.87 47.87 -.19 CapApprA 54.09 57.24 -.03 HlthCre 199.66 NL -.07 LevCoStA p 49.27 52.28 +.08 ConDis 32.72 NL -.04 ShtDurBd 10.83 ... HiYldBA 5.31 5.56 +.01 LgVEqtyP 19.61 19.61 -.02 MdCGrInst 17.71 17.71 ... Wells Fargo Adv : Artisan Funds: SmCpIPZ 19.73 19.73 -.15 Guggenheim Funds: Principal Inv: InflaPro 13.11 NL -.05 Intl 26.60 26.60 -.03 NwInsgh p 24.64 26.14 ... ConStap 93.22 NL -.01 SR2015Inst 16.82 ... LCpGrA p 8.44 8.93 ... StraFxdP 13.60 13.60 ... MdCValInst 20.04 20.04 +.02 OpptyA p 37.78 40.08 +.09 SCValIIZ 14.69 14.69 -.06 DfAer 108.83 NL -.45 FltRtStr I 25.08 25.08 +.03 CorePBd I 10.71 10.71 -.01 IntlExplr 15.93 NL +.06 IntlInstl 26.77 26.77 -.03 ValRestr 39.25 39.25 -.05 SmlCpA p 22.76 24.15 -.09 SmartR2020 17.32 ... TxFrBdA 10.09 10.57 +.01 PIMCO Admin PIMS: DivIntlInst 10.58 10.58 -.01 MdCVlRet 19.94 19.94 +.03 WlthBMod p 11.03 ... Electr 73.13 NL +.28 MacroOp I 24.63 24.63 +.02 SR2020 I 17.34 ... RealEstInst 14.61 14.61 -.04 IntlGr 19.91 NL ... IntlSmCp r 21.88 21.88 +.03 StrInA 11.40 11.88 +.02 MainStay Funds I: ShtTmAd p 9.66 ... EqIncA p 24.89 26.34 -.05 IntlVal 30.08 NL -.03 WlthbGrB 12.71 ... Columbia Funds: TotalBdA r 10.36 10.79 ... Enrgy 34.86 NL -.01 TotRetBd I 25.95 25.95 -.01 SR2030Inst 17.74 ... S&P500IInst 22.24 22.24 +.01 IntlVal r 30.92 30.92 +.02 BalancedA t 35.07 37.21 -.04 EpochGlb r 17.36 17.36 -.03 TotRtAd 10.05 10.05 -.01 FlxIncA p 11.55 12.00 -.01 ITIGrade 9.72 NL -.02 Wells Fargo Ad Ins: IntlValInst 31.03 31.03 +.02 FinSv 77.25 NL -.01 GuideStone Funds: SR2030Sel 17.70 ... ICAPEq 39.99 39.99 +.03 ShTBdInst 10.30 10.30 ... CMGUltSBd 8.99 8.99 ... Fidelity Advisor C: Gold r 19.15 NL +.61 PIMCO Instl PIMS: HiYld In 9.17 9.17 +.02 ITTsry 11.46 NL -.03 AdjRateGv 9.01 9.01 ... MidCap 35.89 35.89 -.01 BalAll GS4 10.63 ... SR2040Inst 18.00 ... MAP I 34.35 34.35 -.03 SmCBlIInst 15.78 15.78 -.13 Commerce Funds: NwInsgh t 22.28 NL ... Health 182.16 NL -.92 AlAsetAut r 7.83 ... InfPro In 8.33 8.33 -.02 LifeCon 17.86 NL -.01 CoreBond 12.79 12.79 -.01 MidCapInst 38.28 38.28 -.01 StrInC t 11.37 NL +.02 GrAll GS4 10.55 ... TxAwRRet I 9.52 ... ICAPIntl 28.83 28.83 +.03 SmCEqInst 14.77 14.77 -.08 Bond 19.75 19.75 -.02 HltcreSvc r 80.27 NL -.04 GrEqGS2 8.77 8.77 -.02 AllAsset 10.40 ... LgCGI In 11.08 11.08 -.01 LifeGro 26.73 NL -.02 DJTar2020I 14.62 14.62 +.01 MidCapVal 19.19 19.19 -.02 USLCCrPls 25.17 ... ICAPSlEq 33.61 33.61 ... ComodRR 6.37 ... LgCV3 In 13.96 13.96 +.01 SocChInst 15.17 15.17 -.01 CRAQlInv 10.82 NL ... Fidelity Advisor I: IT Svc 37.30 NL -.24 IntEqGS2 9.30 9.30 +.01 ValAdv 27.42 ... LifeInc 14.72 NL -.01 DJTar2030I 15.74 15.74 +.01 Aston Funds: EmgMktII 12.68 NL ... Industial 28.66 NL -.03 Marketfield 14.17 14.17 +.04 DivInc 10.02 ... LgGrIn 9.42 9.42 +.01 TIAA-CREF Retail: LifeMod 22.84 NL -.02 DJTar2040I 17.66 17.66 +.01 CG Cap Mkt Fds: ValEqGS2 7.31 7.31 ... James Adv Fds: S&P500Idx 44.55 44.55 +.01 Gro&Inc 14.25 14.25 +.01 FairMCpN 34.63 NL +.11 FAFr2025I 12.05 NL ... MdEqSys 34.12 NL +.08 EmgMkCur 8.47 ... LgIndxI 13.91 13.91 +.01 LTIGrade 10.17 NL +.01 Growth 41.82 41.82 -.08 FairptMC I 35.41 NL +.10 IntlEq 10.19 10.19 -.03 Harbor Funds: BalGRbow 23.66 23.66 -.03 TotRtnBd 10.36 10.36 ... EmMkBd 9.48 ... LgCValIn 11.07 11.07 -.01 SocChEq 13.76 13.76 -.01 LTTsry 12.94 NL -.05 LgGrw 15.38 15.38 -.02 FltRateI 9.08 NL +.02 Pharm 18.60 NL -.04 UlStMuInc 9.62 9.62 ... LeveCoSt I 49.99 NL +.08 Bond 11.52 11.52 ... Janus C Shrs: Mairs & Power: FrgnBd 10.06 ... LT2020J t 12.51 12.51 -.01 Templeton Class A: MdCpGro 20.83 NL +.03 BBH Funds: Retail 100.57 NL +.31 CpApInv p 53.58 53.58 -.05 Wells Fargo Admin: CorSelN 20.29 20.29 -.04 Credit Suisse Comm: MdCpII I 17.18 NL -.02 Softwr 113.28 NL -.52 Balanced 27.73 27.73 -.02 Growth 107.25 NL -.14 HiYld 8.30 ... LT2020In 12.56 12.56 -.01 TGlbTRA 11.24 11.74 -.04 MATxEx 10.95 NL ... ComRet t 4.57 4.57 ... CapApInst 55.00 55.00 -.05 Growth 39.92 39.92 -.08 BMO Funds: NwInsgtI 25.11 NL -.01 Tech 110.67 NL -.20 Janus T Shrs: Managers Funds: InvGrCp 9.99 ... LT2030In 12.58 12.58 -.01 Templeton Instit: Morg 23.47 NL -.02 Cullen Funds: RE Inco r 11.17 11.17 -.02 HYBdInst r 9.53 9.53 +.03 LowDu 9.81 ... LT2030J t 12.55 12.55 -.01 MuHY 11.34 NL ... Wells Fargo Instl: IntTxFrY 11.39 11.39 -.01 UtilGr 69.71 NL +.12 IntlInv t 57.51 57.51 +.14 BalancdT 27.97 27.97 -.02 Bond 26.29 NL +.03 ForEqS 17.85 17.85 -.04 HiDivEqI r 16.34 16.34 -.04 StrInI 11.55 NL +.01 Fidelity Spartan: EnterprT 83.61 83.61 -.17 ModDur 10.01 ... LT2040I 13.22 13.22 -.01 Third Avenue Fds: MuInt 14.31 NL ... UlStInc 8.43 8.43 ... BNY Mellon Funds: Intl r 58.05 58.05 +.15 Manning&Napier Fds: RERRStg r 7.47 ... MuLtd 11.05 NL ... DFA Funds: TotalBd 10.34 NL ... ExtMkIn 47.47 NL -.27 FlxBndT 10.36 10.36 ... CorPlusBd 10.16 NL +.01 LT2050I 12.85 12.85 -.01 REValInst r 27.12 NL -.01 UltSTMuA 9.62 9.82 ... BondFd 12.79 12.79 ... Harding Loevner: RealRet 7.89 ... MidCGIII In 9.31 9.31 +.01 MuLong 11.77 NL -.01 CASTMuni 10.35 10.35 ... Fidelity Advisor T: 500IdxInv 70.21 NL +.01 GlLifeSciT r 44.07 44.07 -.17 PrBConS 12.74 NL -.01 ValueInst 46.01 NL -.06 Westcore: IncmStk 7.91 7.91 ... EmgMkt r 39.55 ... RealRtnI 10.66 ... MidCV1 In 12.04 12.04 +.01 MuShrt 15.82 NL -.01 IntlFd 10.54 10.54 -.01 Glb6040Ins 15.03 15.03 -.02 BalancT 17.88 18.53 -.01 500Idx I 70.23 70.23 +.02 Grw&IncT 43.43 43.43 ... WldOppA 6.70 NL +.01 PlusBd 10.67 NL -.01 IntlEqty 16.61 ... HiYldT r 7.94 7.94 +.01 ShortT 9.66 ... MidCap A 19.73 20.88 -.01 Thompson IM Fds: OHLTTE 12.68 NL ... IntBdFd 12.55 12.55 -.01 IntmTMuni 10.25 10.25 ... EqGrT p 88.01 91.20 -.10 IntTrAdv r 11.11 NL -.03 Bond 10.50 NL +.01 IntlCorEq 10.92 10.92 ... Hartford Fds A: Janus T 33.02 33.02 ... MassMutual Select: TotRt 10.05 10.05 -.01 PreSec In 9.91 9.91 +.01 PrecMtls r 8.40 NL +.22 Western Asset: MCapMltSt 13.41 13.41 ... GrOppT 53.58 55.52 -.14 IntlIdx I 34.10 34.10 -.04 MCGrEqII I 17.21 17.21 +.02 CoreBd IS 12.24 12.24 ... USCorEq1 16.79 16.79 -.02 NwInsgh p 24.02 24.89 ... BalIncA p 13.01 13.77 ... PrkMCVal T 15.23 15.23 -.02 TRIII 8.93 ... RealEstScI 21.96 21.96 -.07 Thornburg Fds: PrmcpCor 20.02 NL -.01 NtIntMu 13.77 13.77 ... IntlInxInv 34.09 NL -.04 S&P500 I 17.61 17.61 +.01 IntValA p 22.42 23.48 +.07 CrPlsBdF1 p 11.47 11.47 ... USCorEq2 15.99 15.99 -.03 StrInT 11.39 11.86 +.01 MidC Advg 15.98 15.98 +.01 CpAppA p 32.15 34.02 -.02 ResearchT 38.99 38.99 -.05 PIMCO Funds A: SGI In 9.84 9.84 -.07 Prmcp r 93.95 NL -.10 NtShTMu 12.82 12.82 ... IncBuildA t 18.62 19.50 -.03 CorePBd IS 11.46 11.46 ... Davis Funds A: SpLTTrAd r 13.55 NL -.06 Chks&Bal p 9.32 9.86 ... ShTmBdT 3.02 3.02 ... Matthews Asian: Income 11.67 ... SmCV2 In 10.74 10.74 -.04 SelValu r 25.16 NL +.04 Baird Funds: Fidelity Freedom: AsiaDvInv r 15.09 15.09 +.03 SAMBalA 14.22 15.05 -.02 IncBuildC p 18.61 18.61 -.03 STAR 22.78 NL -.01 CorePlus I 11.46 11.46 -.01 NYVen A 28.55 29.97 -.04 FF2010 14.40 NL ... TotMIdxF r 57.03 57.03 -.05 DivGthA p 22.02 23.30 -.01 Twenty T 52.06 52.06 +.09 InvGrCpBd 9.99 ... AggBdInst 10.74 NL ... AsianGIInv 16.06 16.06 +.05 SAMGrA p 15.57 16.48 -.02 IntValue I 22.99 22.99 +.06 STIGrade 10.58 NL -.01 Core I 12.23 12.23 ... FF2010K 12.19 12.19 ... TMIdxInst 57.01 57.01 -.05 EqInc t 16.79 17.77 -.03 VentureT 56.20 56.20 -.64 LwDurA 9.81 ... CorBdInst 10.97 NL -.01 Davis Funds C: FltRateA p 8.05 8.30 +.01 WrldW T r 57.50 57.50 -.04 IndiaInv r 24.53 24.53 -.05 RealRtA p 10.66 ... StrGrwA p 17.06 18.05 -.02 LtMuA p 14.58 14.80 ... STFed 10.76 NL -.01 MgdMuni I 16.76 16.76 ... IntBdInst 11.03 NL -.01 NYVen C 26.53 26.53 -.04 FF2015 11.72 NL -.01 TotMktInv 57.02 NL -.05 USBond I 11.64 11.64 -.01 GrOppty t 34.35 36.35 -.02 Jensen Funds: Japan Inv 18.30 18.30 +.13 TotRtA 10.05 10.44 -.01 Prudential Fds A: LtdTInA 13.24 13.44 -.02 STTsry 10.70 NL -.01 ShtMuni C 5.12 5.12 ... QuIntMuB I 11.78 NL ... Davis Funds Y: FF2015K 12.59 12.59 ... LtdTIncI 13.25 13.25 -.01 StratEq 27.35 NL -.10 Hlthcare p 30.28 32.04 -.09 QualGrth I 37.06 NL +.05 PacTgrInv 22.48 22.48 +.06 PIMCO Funds C: BlendA 17.38 18.39 -.05 Westwood Funds: ShtTBdInst 9.62 NL ... NYVenY 29.07 29.07 -.04 FF2020 14.24 NL ... Fidelity Spart Adv: MergerFd 15.32 NL -.02 LtTMuI 14.58 14.58 -.01 TgtRetInc 12.50 NL -.01 FF2020A 12.18 12.92 -.01 ExMktAd r 47.47 NL -.27 MidCpA p 22.48 23.79 -.09 QualGrthJ 37.04 NL +.05 AllAstAut t 7.83 ... GrowthA 26.84 28.40 -.02 IncomeOp I 13.98 NL -.01 Baron Fds Instl: Del Inv Instl: Hartford Fds C: Meridian Funds: Income 11.67 ... HlthSciA 34.93 36.96 -.30 Thrivent Fds A: TgRe2010 24.93 NL -.02 Growth 61.48 61.48 -.50 FF2020K 13.25 13.25 ... 500IdxAdv 70.22 NL +.01 John Hancock A: TgtRe2015 14.17 NL -.01 William Blair I: Value 17.48 ... FF2025 12.14 NL ... 500Index I 70.23 70.23 +.02 Bal IncC t 12.83 12.83 ... BondA p 15.52 16.17 ... Growth 29.92 NL -.22 RealRtC p 10.66 ... HiYldA p 5.06 5.30 +.01 LgCpStk 23.24 24.34 +.03 SmallCap 26.70 26.70 -.16 USGrw 23.74 ... CapApC t 26.03 26.03 -.02 TotRtC t 10.05 10.05 -.01 MidCpGrA 32.05 33.92 +.07 MidCpSk 18.27 19.13 -.01 TgRe2020 26.92 NL -.02 SmMidI r 17.88 17.88 -.16 FF2025A 11.95 12.68 ... IntAd r 34.09 NL -.04 DiscpVal 17.17 18.07 ... Metro West Fds: Baron Funds: Delaware Invest A: FF2025K 13.77 13.77 ... IntlIdx I 34.10 34.10 -.04 FltRateC t 8.04 8.04 +.01 DisValMdC 17.59 18.52 +.01 IntmBdI 10.49 NL ... UnconstBd 10.10 ... STCrpBdA 11.00 11.37 ... MuniBd 11.67 12.22 ... Asset 53.83 53.83 -.23 Footnotes: e – Ex-capital gains distribution. f – Previous day’s quote. n - No-load fund. p – Fund Diver Inc p 8.62 ... FF2030 14.72 NL -.01 SpSTTBAdv r 10.47 NL -.01 Hartford Fds I: GblAbRStr 10.02 10.55 -.03 LowDurBd 8.70 NL ... PIMCO Funds D: TotRetBdA 14.14 14.81 -.01 Tocqueville Fds: assets used to pay distribution costs. r – Redemption fee or contingent deferred sales load may EmMkt Inst 10.22 10.22 +.01 Deutsche Trust: FF2030K 13.88 13.88 ... TotMktAd r 57.02 NL -.05 BalInco 13.01 13.01 ... IncomeA p 6.41 6.68 ... LwDrBdI 8.70 NL -.01 FrgnBd p 10.06 ... UtilityA 12.80 13.54 +.07 Gold t 32.00 NL +1.09 apply. s – Stock dividend or split. t – Both p and r. x – Ex-cash dividend. NA - No information Growth 60.41 60.41 -.49 CROCI Int S 39.55 39.55 -.39 FF2035 12.05 NL ... USBond I 11.64 11.64 -.01 DivGthI 21.93 21.93 ... LgCpEqA 38.12 40.13 -.03 TotRetBd 10.73 NL ... Income 11.67 ... Prudential Fds C: Tortoise Capital: available. NE - Data in question. NN - Fund does not wish to be tracked. NS - Fund did not exist Partners 32.45 32.45 -.43 CoreEqtyS 22.15 22.15 -.02 FF2035A 11.98 12.71 ... USBond I 11.64 11.64 -.01 MidCap 22.96 22.96 -.09 LifeBal 13.98 14.72 ... TotRtBdI 10.72 NL -.01 LowDur p 9.81 ... EqIncC 13.15 13.15 ... MLP&P Inst 10.17 NL -.08 at start date. Data based on NAVs reported to Lipper, Inc. by 6 p.m. Eastern. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 1C

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Automobiles For Sale 226 Boats & Water Toys 232 Help Wanted General 266 Help Wanted General 266 Help Wanted General 266 ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOBILES FOR sale. Public **1 ALMOST new boatlift & 3 AAAWCA – The Area’s Best Em- sealed bid auction every Wed. seadoo lifts. 2 boat docks ployer for Nursing Assistants on repos from John Gibson covered. 844-0000 (CNAs/PCAs)! Be a valued Maintenance Mechanic Auto Sales and Cannon employee, not an independent Almatis, Inc., formerly known as Alcoa, a chemical manufacturing facility located in Bauxite, Adoption 204 Finance. For details call Chris, 1977 HYDRASPORT bass boat, contractor. We pay for the Arkansas is seeking two experienced General Mechanics. The company is offering a wide 767-8455 2005 Evinrude 85hp & trailer, criminal background check, **********CLASSIFIEDS fishe finder, troll motor range of benefits such as medical, dental, vision, 401k, pension, and bonus pay known 501-623-7711 drug test, offer 7 paid holi - WHY TEETER’S Pick? $10,700. $1,400 Call 501-282-0167 days per year, free uniform, as pay for performance. The successful applicants will have at least 3 years of verifiable Cemetery Lots 208 2005 Ford Mustang GT 71k Go o d S a m a ritan S o ciety is the p rem iere p rovid er of an excep tion a l 22’ FLOATING Boat Lift for pon- incentive contests, paid vaca- maintenance experience. A multicraft background is preferred. Applicants should be miles, 8 cyl, standard trans, tions, and handle/pay your continuum of care in Hot Springs Villa ge. Ou r services in clu d e p o s t- 2 LOTS, Nos 179 & 180, size pw & dl, cruise Stk#T6492A. toon boats up to 30’ $1,800 a cu te reha b ilitation a n d s killed n u rsin g. Ou r staff fam ily is p a s s io n a te willing to work all shifts, weekends and overtime when required. Ability to work in a fast 9x22, Morning Star Cemetery, Call Justin 501-617-2050 employment taxes. Aides es- That’s why! Teeter Hot pecially needed in the Crystal about p rovid in g excellen t and compassionate ca re to our residents. paced environment. EEO/AA Employer. 1st row on east side of ceme- Springs Call Mike at We a re c urrently rec ruiting: tery. 501-282-1354 BOAT DOCKS, boat lifts, & boat Springs, Jessieville, and Hot Send Resume to: Almatis, Inc., P.O. Box 300, Bauxite, AR. 72011 Attn: HR Manager 501-802-3002 5601 Central Springs areas. Will work dock repair. Household Solu- CERTIFIED N URS ING AS S ISTAN TS (CN A) Email: HYPERLINK “mailto:[email protected]” [email protected] Lost & Found 216 tions 501-617-2050 around school/child care • Sport Utility Vehicles 227 schedules. HS diploma/GED For a ll s h i fts (Da y, even in g &night s h i ft) FOUND AT 107 Indian Oaks Ln, I’M LOOKING for party barges & required. Apply in person at male brown/white chihuahua. 2003 NISSAN murano V6 en- Pa rt-tim e w eeken d and PRN party barge trailers. 525-1048 Area Agency on Aging of West 501-463-7702 gine, automatic, AWD. Guar- anteed credit approval. Re- or 617-4883 Central AR, 905 W. Grand, • LAUNDRY ASSISTANT REWARD TAN & white English build your credit. J&J Motors HS, or contact Carla Caldwell Full-time 7am to 3:30 pm 1490 Airport Rd. 760-1111 OLDER 24’ Sundancer pontoon 501-321-2811, 501-321-2650 Bulldog around Garland Ave barge, w/90hp Johnson, hard We o ffe r co m p etitive benefits and s h i ft d ifferen tia ls . As k us HS 276-1353 or 802-2548 fax, or email 2009 TOYOTA Highlander Lim- top, runs well, no trailer. See [email protected] about our additional benefits in clu d in g: ha lf-p rice daycare and Help Wanted General 266 it on Lake Hamilton $2,400 SMALL BROWN dog found ited, loaded with options. Equal Opportunity Employer fre e gym memberships at our Fit fo r Life. 501-617-9419 MILBANK MANUFACTURING CO. HIRING FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: 760-2329 Guaranteed Credit Accep- A pply o n lin e a t ww w .go o d -s a m .co m /ca reers tance.We Finance! Cavenaugh ALPINE INN Requires a laundry DIE MAKER “C” - OZARK BOAT Lift, rigged for Motors 501-525-3737 person to join our housekeep- An y qu es tio n s plea s e ca ll Ja m ie Fa u s t 501-9 15-2033 Starting rate of pay - $21.04 per hour Tri-toon party barge, $4000. lo- ing team. Responsible for TRANSPORTATION All q u a lified applicants will re c e i ve co n s id eration fo r em p lo ym en t without re g a rd cated on Lk Hamilton. keeping linen flowing through Position Requires: A Machine shop Technology certifi cate or 2 years minimum work 2012 JEEP Wrangler Sahara, to gen d er,sexual orientation, gen d er i d e n ti fy, ra c e , co lo r, religio n , disability, 501-328-7116 washer/dryer & operate steam experience in machine shop and or tool and die 46k miles. 4x4, 3 pc. top. Ask vetera n status, gen etic in forma tion , marital status or other protected status. PRODUCTION WORKERS - for Keith Thomas, press. Sat. & Sun. 11am - WANTED PARTY barges or trail- Starting rate of pay - $15.40 - $16.00 per hour Automobiles For Sale 226 501-276-9774 Riser Ford. ers ‘95 & newer. Will pay 5pm & possibly some week - Test drive for a Free Race Day cash. 525-2425 days, $8.50/hour. Clean back- Help Wanted General 266 1st & Third Shifts !!!!!!!!*Best prices paid for your Packet!! Includes: Progam, ground check required. Call running or non running vehi- Position Requires: An Industrial WAGE certifi cate and/or minimum 2 year degree. Parking Pass, 2 Seats *while Motorcycles & ATVs 236 501-624-9164 cles. Free removal. No hidden Milbank Benefi t package includes: supplies last. fees. 627-4835 2004 HARLEY Davidson 20k/mi Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance, Flexible Savings Account, 401(k), Short good cond, $3,500 Term Disability, paid Vacation and Holidays. !!!!!CASH!!!!! ON the spot for 2013 NISSAN Armada, 40k 501-276-0501 Miles! Platinum. Ask for Keith Qualifi ed Applicants, Apply at: your unwanted vehicles. Dead DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SERVICES or alive, any cond. Also clean Thomas, 501-276-9774 Riser ASAP PERSONNEL is seeking running cars 24/7. 617-5601 Ford. Test drive for a Free BUSINESS SERVICES housekeepers, kitchen work- 523 E. Sixth St. Race Day Packet!! Includes: ers, general laborers & MIG El Dorado, AR 71730 Progam, Parking Pass, 2 welders. Apply at 1126 Malern !!!!SCRAP CARS!!!! Paying top Milbank Manufacturing is an Equal Opportunity Employer. dollar for running or non run- Seats *while supplies last. CN A PO SITIO N S AVA ILA BLE ning automobiles. Free re- Adult Care 247 moval. 501-545-0049 2015 TOYOTA 4-Runner SR5. ASSISTANT FO R A LL SHIFTS. Help Wanted General 266 Nice!! Only 19k miles. Ask ABUNDANT LIFE Care Home, al- $ DON’T sell your car. Get a for Jose 501-282-0508 ternative to nursing home.. SERVICE Sign-on bonus available w ith loan. 622-9696 Gildner AutoGroup Room available. 1.5 mi. from HSV. Staffed by RN, Med. M ANAGER $199/MO, no credit check, 400 2016 GMC Yukon Denali SE, 5.3 Asst. & CNAs. Residents love it certification. C om petetive MAINTENANCE DIRECT CARE POSITONS cars/trucks. Service Dept. Hot engine. Ask for Jose here! Elderly, Alzheimers & Co m pu ter Springs largest used auto 501-282-0508 Gildner Auto Hospice patients accepted. We POSITION Provide support to individuals, dealer. Perf. Toys 623-4784 Group will take care of your loved one. Knowledge a plus w ages & offer benefits. With Bldg/grounds & light electrical/ 501-226-9555 or 620-9821 including assistance w/daily & !!!!!!!!!!!!! $DON’T TAKE scrap 2016 JEEP Patriot 15k miles, B e n e fi ts in clu d e: plumbing. M-F 7am-4pm, great personal care. Excellent Benefi ts. prices! Call me for $$’s on your auto, great payments. Thorn- LEDGEROCK 24HR CARE, a safe C N A C LA S S ES PA ID . benefi ts & pay.. Exp. with all-around car. 762-7520. B & T Auto ton Motor Co. 501-623-2277 • 401k Plan DIETARY AIDE & secure place for your loved maintenance is required . Stable work DAYS OFF MAY VARY. thorntonmotorcompany.com ones. Take the leap of faith, •Insurance M ust pass background check. 1969 CORVETTE Stingray, 760-2692, 767-2392 history. Clean Background & MVR. FULL TIME POSITIONS. matching numbers car, 350, GMC 2015 Terrain SLE, 4wd, •Vacation Professional Service 258 Qualifi ed candidates may Email resume via email to or apply in auto, factory side pipes. loaded, 4000 mi, $22,500. A PPLY IN PERS O N A T person to address below [email protected] $11,500. 501-762-5462 501-463-2728 Apply in Pers o n : or PRIVATE DUTY Health care pro- visit: jobs.thementornetwork.com 1997 DODGE NEON 115k/mi 4 Trucks For Sale 228 vided, 30 yrs exp. References S ee: 138 BRIG H TO N TERRA C E provided. 501-547-1554 NeuroRestorative Timber Ridge, 15000 Hwy 98, Benton Ar 72019 clean, door, auto, new tires 2005 NISSAN Frontier CrewCab Jo hn Frazier $2,250 501-538-4151 501-594-5211 ext 8236 EOE 20k/mi super nice, Peggy WANTED 10 Homes needing Nation a l Park Help Wanted General 266 Help Wanted General 266 Drug-free work environment. Clean Background & MVR • EOE 501-463-0316 DL#0445 metal roofs, siding or win- 2002 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, TDI, Motors FIRST STEP’S new Intermediate 5spd, sunroof, AC, stereo, dows! The Government has Help Wanted General 266 2009 FORD F-150 Lariat, Crew- set aside Up to $25,000 per IMMEDIATE Care Facility for Individuals Help Wanted General 266 new tires & battery, runs great Cab, 2WD, 115k/mi Call Tim 4722 C en tral with Intellectual Disabilities 205kmi, $3,000 624-2551 household for these improve- OPENING 501-463-0316 DL#0445 ments. Save hundreds of dol- Avenue (ICF/IID), is accepting applica- C.J. HORNER Co. Inc. is now tions for Development Train- ow lars! Free Estimate. Payments N 2003 CADILLAC Escalade Ho t Springs, AR taking applications for a Retail ers (DT). These are full time & 2010 RAM 1500 Crew Cab SLT $59/mo. No money down. HIRING OUTS IDE SALES leather, 3rd row seating. Big Horn package, bucket Sales Position at our Building part time positions. Must be EXP. SERVERS & Bartenders, Guaranteed credit approval. Senior & military discounts seats, Hemi, 20” wheels, su- Materials location. Knowledge 21 years of age or older; Must full & part time available. High We are looking for an outside Rebuild your credit. J&J Mo- 866-668-8681*wac per clean! Guaranteed Credit of building materials helpful. have a high school diploma or tors 1490 Airport Rd760-1111 AUTISM WAIVER Line Thera- volume rest., banquets & cater- sa lesperso n to join our well-respected Acceptance. We Finance! pist. First Step is seeking high Duties include, billing out cus- equivalency, clean driving re- ing seeks energetic people. tomers, answering phone and sa les o rga n iza tion selling digital and Cavenaugh Motors 525-3737 EMPLOYMENT energy individuals for part cord, must work well with Good opportunity & good pay. time positions to work in the taking sales orders, setting up children, extensive back- Apply in person, 719 Central, print advertising solutions to area GOOD 2011 CHEV Silverado Z71, 5.3L child’s home evenings and deliveries, working with out- ground checks as well as drug Mon-Thur 3:30-5pm GASMILEAGE! V8 engine, leather! Thornton weekends with young children side sales to coordinate deliv- screening are pre-qualifica- busin esses in Hot Springs. Motor Co. 501-623-2277 eries & assist in job quoting, tions for employment. Must EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS pay- 2008 KIA Optima EX. Inline 4 cyl. Help Wanted General 266 with Autism. Requirements thorntonmotorcompany.com assisting the Purchaser to re- be able to assist with cooking, able/office manager wanted. Sales exp erien ce is preferred bu tn ot Gas Saver! 220k miles. Power are: You must be 18 yrs. or **A DIPLOMA can help you get order/restock hardware items activities of daily living, super- Must be well-versed w/com- everything. Runs & drives great. older. A high school diploma req u ired . We offertraining on a ll 2012 FORD F-150 Lariat, Crew a job. Call 760-4335 for info in showroom. M-F 7 to 5. We vise consumers, drive a van, puters, accounting programs, 2 owner vehicle. $3999 obo. or a G.E.D is required, experi- Cab 4x4 57k/mi dark blue, on how to get a GED. offer Health and Dental as well be able to complete daily and & social media. Some market- prod u cts. Grea tea rning opportunities ! Call or Text 601-466-6620 ence with children with Tim 501-666-6257 DL#0445 Autism preferred and addi- as other benefits. monthly documentation and ing experience a plus. Justin tional training will be pro- Email resumes to: be available for all shifts 617-2050 Ba se pa y plus c ommissions, 2009 KIA Rio like new, gas 2013 FORD F-150 XLT, only 14k w vided. Background check and [email protected] hours, including nights and benefits including insura n ce, 401k, saver, low miles. Guaranteed miles. Flex fuel, 4x4. Ask for No drug testing are required. Ap- weekends. Apply in person. F/T OR P/T RN on call position credit approval. Rebuild your Keith Thomas 501-276-9774 HIRING avail. Must have hospice ex- and paid time off. Applications are available at credit. J&J Motors at 1490 Riser Ford. Test drive for a plications may be picked up at **EXP MIG WELDERS, Days 105 Winona St. H.S. between perience. Apply in person at Va lid driver’s licen s e and relia ble Airport Rd. 760-1111 Free Race Day Packet!! In - only. Benefits/full paid insur- 105 Winona St. between the hours 8 a.m. & 3 p.m. EOE. the hours of 8 a.m. and 3:30 3648 N Hwy 7, Ste E. transportation req u ired . cludes: Progam, Parking ance. Apply in person, SBI Metal HERITAGE OF Hot Springs seek- 501-318-1500 2009 MERCURY Grand Marquis Positions closes 2/23/16. p.m. FS is an E.O.E. Pass, 2 Seats *while supplies Buildings, Mid America Park. ing CNA’s. Experience a must. LS. Ask for Keith Thomas, Sound interesting? last. Drug test. 262-0600, EOE Apply in person, 552 Golf Links DEVELOPMENTAL TREATMENT F/T RN Case Manager position 501-276-9774 Riser Ford. BACK PORCH Grill looking for Rd. EOE. Services for Children. First Step avail. Hospice experience pre- Test drive for a Free Race Day line cook, grill cook, servers, We would like to hear fro m you ! 95 CHEVY 1 ton with Hackney DTSC Department is seeking ferred. Apply in person at Packet!! Includes: Progam, dish washers, bartenders, bend box, 5 roll up doors, CENTERFOLD NOW hiring danc- high energy individuals to work 3648 N. Hwy 7, Ste. E Parking Pass, 2 Seats *while ow busers, & cocktail servers. Please e m a il you r resume good shape, air not working. N Apply in person at 4810 Cen- ers & wait staff. Apply in per- with preschool children. First 318-1500 supplies last. $3,900. 767-5156 HIRING son after 8 pm Mon-Sat, 1396 Step offers competitive wages toS ales Man agerat: tral Ave., Hot Springs. *WELDERS- MIG must have a East Grand. and an excellent benefit pack - FEDEX GROUND Central AR spacityjob s @g m a il.c om 2009 NISSAN 370Z 69k+/mi, 6 TOYOTA PICK up Truck V6, minimum 2 years welding exp. area, Class A CDL Drivers - spd, blck lthr, Navi, asking auto, A/C & C/C Call for ino GARLAND NURSING & Rehab age. Applicants must have high with references & be able to IMMEDIATE school diploma or equivalent teams - signing bonus on day Eq u a l Opportunity Em p loyer $17,000 501-282-4438 501-525-3452 pass a welding test. Pay pack- seeking CNA’s for all shifts, one! Currently looking for OPENING including weekend opt. Please and three year’s work experi - 4-Wheel Drives 229 age includes: Competitive ence. Experience in a childcare Class A DCL drivers for team 2009 NISSAN Titan SE, king starting wage, 401-K, health & apply at 610 Carpenter Dam cab, 5.6 engine. $12,888. Ask BAYMONT ON the Lake now hir- facility preferred & a CDA or AA runs. Premium mileage pay 2013 GMC Sierra Z71 4WD su- dental insurance, paid vaca- Rd. Ask for Crissy or Beth. Help Wanted General 266 Help Wanted General 266 for Jose 501-282-0508 ing housekeepers & breakfast degree is a definite plus. Appli- and great benefits. Home per clean truck, good miles. tion. Apply in person at NEW attendants. Weekends & holi- weekly. Apply today. Must Gildner AutoGroup CNA’S, PCA’S needed to service cations may be picked up @ FT BOOKKEEPER needed. A/P, HIRING STRUCTURAL Steel Fit- Guaranteed Credit Accep- location: DLM, 1215 Industrial days req’d. Applications in have Class A CDL, 1 yr of exp, Hot Springs & surrounding 105 Winona St. from 8am-4pm. A/R, payroll, job cost analysis ters. Starting pay $14 per hr. tance.We Finance! Cavenaugh Lane, Malvern- across from the person, 5321 Central Ave. be able to get doubles en- 2012 CHEV Corvette 46k miles, areas. Immediate openings. EOE. Position closes 3/7/16 and QuickBooks exp. 5 yr min + $1 per hr. incentive pay. Ap- Motors 501-525-3737 College of the Ouachita’s. DLM dorsement. Call/text Targa top, one owner!!! Clean background required. exp in all the above. Organized ply in person at All Steel Con- is an EOE 870-754-5100, email: drive - Thornton Motor Co. 623-2277 Apply in person at Superior DRIVERS $5000 sign on bonus! and self starter. Acctg knowl- struction, 1002 Section Line thorntonmotorcompany.com WHY TEETER’S Pick? $32,800. Home every weekend, great [email protected] edge is a plus. Send resume Rd, Malvern. Must pass drug 123'S & ABC's Childcare is ow Senior Care, 715 W. Grand, 2013 Chev Silverado Crew LT N benefits, paid holidays & to PO Box 21044, HS 71903. test. M-Th 6-4pm, Fri 6-Noon. 2012 JEEP Wrangler 2door K3500 4x4, 22k miles, Z71, seeking floaters for an imme- HIRING Mon-Fri. 8:30-4:30 miles. New equipment. Dry FIRST STEP Malvern Center has 80k/mi Ready 4 Trails Peggy 6.0 gas engine, cruise. Stk# diate start. Come by 136 N. BOONDOCKS POOL Hall is now COMPASSIONATE, CARING vans. Local family owned & a full time opening for Adult FT LABORER needed. Various HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED PT incl. 501-463-0316 DL#0445 T6197A. That’s why! Teeter Moore Rd. No Phone Calls. hiring. Must be 21 or older operated. Must be 23 yrs of Instructor. We are seeking an tasks. Lift 50 lbs. Grow w/Co. Sat & Sun work at Alpine Inn Hot Springs Call Mike w/a flexible schedule. Apply in Caregivers needed who enjoy helping seniors. Work for the age and have a valid class A individual who is energetic, Must have DL. Apply in per - $9/hr. Transport required. Exp 2013 DODGE Dart. Ask for 501-802-3002 5601 Central 25 TRUCK driver trainees person at 1331 Airport Rd. needed! become a driver for employer of choice! Competi- CDL 2 yrs OTR exp a must. creative & excited to explore son at 457 W. Grand Ave. Hot preferred Clean backgound Dave, 501-282-5989 Gildner ThompsonTrans.net, or call new opportunities with our Springs. check req’d. 501-624-9164 AutoGroup Vans/Busses 230 Stevens Transport! No exp tive wages, benefits, etc. needed! New drivers earn EOE. Complete application at: 501-228-8800 adult consumers. Minimum 1997 DODGE Caravan low miles: qualifications are a high school FULL TIME & PT Teachers 2014 NISSAN Maxima, 41k/mi $800+ per week! Paid CDL ow homeinstead.com/hotspringsAR 61k/mi, $2,200, excel cond N diploma/equivalent and experi- needed in new pre-school. Po- V6, $ave thousands Peggy training! Stevens covers all 501-625-3111 NOTICE TO 617-3520 HIRING ence with developmental dis- sitions in all casses due to 501-463-0316 DL#0445 costs! 1-888-528-8863. BOOT SCOOTERS for security ADVERTISERS CUSTOM CABINET shop looking abilities or related fields. We growth. Exp a plus, benefits Drive4stevens.com position. Apply in person HOUSEKEEPING at small resort 2014 BUICK Verano $16,900, 2000 DODGE Caravan V6, green, for dependable, hard working, Help Wanted advertising is offer a competitive wage & ex- avail for FT. Call 627-8639 Wed-Sun at 421 Broadway placed under “Help Wanted” column Must be experienced. blue 25k/mi Peggy tinted glass, runs good, stereo self-motivated cabinet builder. cellent benefits. Applications $2,500 760-1372 or 276-4081 headings for the convenience of job are available at Hot Springs $9.50/hour + tips. Sundays a 501-463-0316 DL#0445 BRADY MOUNTAIN Resort is Must have dependable trans- seekers. Federal laws prohibit H.R. Dept. @ 105 Winona St. IMMEDIATE must. Please call 525-3600 3-11 RN Supervisor needed. Ap- now hiring for head house - portation & able to read tape employers, employment agencies, 2014 CHRYSLER Town & Coun- 2015 CHRYSLER Town/Country between 8 a.m. & 3 p.m. EOE. for appt. ply at Quapaw Care & Rehab, keeper position. Apply in per- measure. 501-767-7882 and labor unions, with certain OPENING try, lthr, Great for Families L, 5,000 miles, loaded, one Position closes 3/15/16. owner, touring edition. Ask for 138 Brighton Terr. son 4120 Brady Mtn Road carefully defined exceptions, from Tim 50-1666-6257 DL#0445 CUSTOM MAID Personalized discriminating because of race, FULL TIME Cashier Tues-Thurs Dave 501-282-5989 Gildner Cleaning Service- FT position color, religion, sex, age, disability or FIRST STEP Transportation 11am-8pm Apply in person IMMEDIATE AutoGroup A GREAT job on the lake! Moun- 2014 FORD Taurus SEL, All the tain Harbor Resort now hiring open, must have own vehicle national origin in the placement of Dept. is accepting applications McClard’s Bar-Bar-Q, 505 Al- w “Help Wanted” advertisements. bert Pike, Hot Springs. OPENING extras won’t last. Peggy Reception/Reservation & Guest No w & available weekdays & week- for a Monitor & Drivers. This 501-463-0316 DL#0445 2015 FORD Trannit 24k miles. ends. Call 501-760-7197 Because of the exceptions, these is a part time position and a HOUSEKEEPING PROFESSION- Ask for Keith Thomas, Care (Housekeeping) staff. HIRING laws do not require that split shift. Requirements are: FULL TIME Podiatric office seek- ALS needed at Heritage of Hot Work with a professional team! BRADY MT. Resort & Marina is 2015 CHEVY Camaro Converti- 501-276-9774 Riser Ford. newspapers screen advertising and Must be 18 yrs. of age to ing F/T medical receptionist. Mandatory drug testing. Call now taking applications for dock decide which employers are exempt Springs. We strive for the saf- ble, auto, only 33k miles. Ask Test drive for a Free Race Day Monitor and 25 yrs. or older Exp. preferred, not necessary est, healthiest & cleanest envi- for Jose 501-282-0508 Packet!! Includes: Progam, 870-867-2191 for directions hands, cashiers, and lodge re- and which are not. Literature for the right person. Email re- only. Send resumes to Ashley ceptionist. Please apply in per- pertaining to the laws does suggest, to be a Driver. Applicants ronment for our residents. We Gildner AutoGroup Parking Pass, 2 Seats *while however, that newspapers remind must have a high school di - sume to: want the best staff to ensure [email protected] son at 4120 Brady Mt Rd [email protected] supplies last. EMBASSY SUITES is hiring - employers that if they are indeed, ploma or general education that! Contact Jay with Health- 2015 HYUNDAI Elantra GT under provisions of the laws, certain diploma; all applicants must Care Services 501-624-7149 21k/mi economical, Peggy R.V.s & Campers 231 BRADY MTN is now hiring all Come Join Our team! Apply Now IMMEDIATE @ JQHHOTELS.COM/CAREERS advertising could subject them to have a minimum of 1 yr. work GLENWOOD HEALTH & Rehab or 552 Golf Links Road. EOE 501-463-0316 DL#0445 positions for restaurant staff. legal action and possible penalties. 2009 SIERRA 5th wheel, 35 1/2’, We have numerous positions history; applications can be now hiring FT dietary aides OPENING Please apply in person 4120 various shifts. Apply in person 2015 LINCOLN MKS, 12k miles. 3 slides, king bed, fireplace, Brady Mtn Rd. available. Weekend Availability picked up at 105 Winona St. excel cond $23,000 622-9327 DIAMANTE COUNTRY CLUB, (Saturday & Sunday) is a First Step is an E.O.E. Position at 615 Mountain View Rd., Certified. Ask for James at Glenwood, AR 501-655-6874 Riser Ford. Hot Springs Village. Now hir- BRADY MTN Resort is now hir- Must for All Positions!!! Must w Closes 03/18/16 WHY TEETER’S Pick? $10,900. No Test drive for a Free Race Day ing for the following posi- ing F/T maintenance, dock & be 18 years or older to apply. 2007 Hornet by Keystone 32ft tions: Part Time Evening Serv- HIRING HAIRDRESSERS POSITIONavail- HVAC TECHS Wanted! Top pay Packet!! Includes: Progam, gen’l maintenance. Must have Great company, team ori- camper, 2 slides. That’s why! EXP SERVERS needed. Apply in IMMEDIATE able at Younger Salon. Call + benefits. Drug testing, back- Parking Pass, 2 Seats *while ers (20-30 hours) with re- your own tools. Apply in per- ented, and a fun place to Teeter Hot Springs Call Mike sponsible & friendly attitude. person at Cafe Alexander, 525-2400 ground ck’d. Apply at City supplies last. son. 4120 Brady Mtn Rd. work! EOE/AA: Minorities/ OPENING 501-802-3002 5601 Central Good hourly wage, pleasant 2608 Albert Pike Plumbing, Heating, & Electric, Females/Individuals with Dis- FRONT OFFICE Manager & front IMMEDIATE OPENING for EPA working environment, possi- CNAS NEEDED for 11pm-7am abilities/Protected Veterans 318 3rd St. Boats & Water Toys 232 ble benefits. Apply in person shift. $12.00 an hour. Must be EXPERIENCED CABINET In- desk clerks needed. Full time Certified HVAC installer/tech. staller/Shop Foreman wanted. Must have valid AR driver’s li- $$$$ NEW or used 1 & 2 slip to Alex at Diamante Country certified. Apply in person at ACCEPTING APPLICAITONS, positions. Full benefit pkg avail. IMMEDIATE OPENING insulta- Must have dependable vehi - cense. Drug testing. Apply at docks, new & used lifts, Wil- Club, 2000 Country Club Dr, Lake Hamilton Health & Diety Dept., new pay scale, Must work a varied schedule. tion installer, some exp cle. Tools are a plus. Justin Eagle Heating & Air, 305 arkansasonlineautos.com liamson Boat Docks. Hot Springs Village, AR. In - Rehab, 120 Pittman Rd. No Apply in person Quapaw Care Exp. preferred. Apply in person, needed, valid driver’s lic, ref- 617-2050 Broadway, Hot Springs. 2990 Hwy 7N; 501-623-1551 525-3273 quiries: 501.922.1114 phone calls. & Rehab, 138 Brighton Terr. 4813 Central, Clarion Hotel. erences 501-624-7070 Going the extramile Garfield pping for a to p rovide y o u the Sho best resources to We’vegot begin a successful hom e ? search for your ne xt th a t in th e bag! ho m e . 623-7711 •www.hotsp rin g ssr.co m Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 3C

Help Wanted General 266 Help Wanted General 266 Help Wanted General 266 Garage/Yard Sales 311 Condominiums Apartments - Houses Unfurnished 349 City / Suburban Homes 369 Legal Notices 410 Unfurnished 340 Unfurnished 342 IMMEDIATE OPENING for main- THE MOUNTAIN Harbor Facili- BEASLEY 3BR/1BA PARK Ave. area, new DEATH OF DECEDENT: December tenance position part time or IMMEDIATE ties Management Department roof, wiring, & plumbing, re- 8, 2015 full time, repairs on residential is now accepting applications ESTATE SALE PR O PE R TIE S furb. floors, $50,000. Slezak An instrument dated the 21st property, valid driver’s lic, OPENING for general maintenance staff. RENT NNOW!O W ! •DUPLEXES Realty 623-9064 day of October, 2015, was, on transportation, tools & refer- PART TIME- Truck Helper. Apply Must have a valid driver’s li - VANCE ESTATE Sales at 129 •H O U SES the 22nd day of February, 2016, ences needed 501-624-7070 cense with a good dirving re- Leahaven Way Hot Springs DARLING 1 bedroom apartments FOR SALE by Owner! 420 Vista. at The Salvation Army, 115 *LOVELY LAKE condo, month to •A P A R TM EN TS admitted to probate as the Last Crescent Avenue. Must be cord and must be able to pass AR 71913 Sale Fri 9-4 Sat 9-4 month, no lease, 2br/2ba, for seniors. Rental assistance 2br/1ba home with detached Will and Testament of JANET M. IMMEDIATE OPENING gutter in- •M IN I ST O R A G E garage & corner lot. Central customer oriented & be very a mandatory drug screening. and Sun 11-4. New Maytag furnished/unfurnished, utils & avail., if qualified. River Park STUEVE, Deceased, and the un- staller, w/exp, valid driver’s lic Heat & Air, hardwood floors. reliable. Able to lift heavy ob- Call for directions only washer & dryer, lawn furni - cable included. $850 to $950. Apts, 1750 W. Molene, dersigned has been appointed & references 501-624-7070 76 0-733 3 Only $50,000. 501-655-6279 jects & move furniture. Some 870-867-1213 ture, Yamaha piano, king sz Call or text 501-467-5179 Malvern. 501-337-1600 Equal Executor thereunder. A contest of Saturday work required. bed, full bed, dining table w/8 Housing Opportunity the probate of the Will can be ef- chairs & sideboard, end ta - City / Suburban fected only by filing a Petition FOR RENT: 1br/1ba fully fur - Condos 371 Now PATIENT CARE in busy 70W TRUCK DRIVER Trainees bles, couch, wingback chairs, On The Waterfront L OCATION! nished. $450 rent, $400 dep. within the time provided by law. HIRING clinic. Must be good w/computer, needed! Learn to drive for wrought iron rectangular patio LOCATION! 501-262-1090, 501-276-0586 1 LOFT BR/2BA all appl, pool, All persons having claims IMMEDIATE OPENING, front friendly & great with people, able Maverick Transportation! Earn set, round patio set, paintings, fireplace, front deck, 120 Cash against the estate must exhibit $800 per week! No exp LOCATION! LHSD 4BR c/ha, 1.5 BA, fenced counter tire sales, must have to lift 30-40lbs repetitively & on accessories, Tiffany style floor *LUXURY 2BR/2BA condo for St, C6, $47k 501-317-5600 them, duly verified, to the under- needed! Local CDL training! & standing lamps, Noritake & POOL 2BR/2BA wood deck! yard, extra storage, $900 + signed within six (6) months 2 yrs current tire sales experi- your feet full-time. Will train. lease (upstairs unit) on Lake Call for details! Pfaltzgraff china, fine kitchen Condo design apts. Private & $500 dep. Appl required Lots 372 from the date of the first publica- ence, commission, health ins., Send resume with cover to: accessories, handmade quilts, Hamilton. 1870sf w/boat slip. 282-7960 or 282-9060 tion of this Notice, or they shall vacation. No phone calls. Ap- [email protected] 1-888-407-7168 peaceful. $595. 501-525-8577 linens, VIZIO 32” flat screen $1600 mo plus utilities and be forever barred and precluded ply in person at American Tire security deposit, 6 mo lease LOVELY HOME 3br/2ba on 2 PT OR FT Delivery Drivers TV, Bose media center, gen - SHELBY KATE Apts., 2/1, newer, from any benefit in the estate. & Wheel, 115 Mall Drive required. Call 501-282-8588 acres, near LHSD, shop, RV LOCATION! needed. Must be friendly, WANT A Career? We are looking erator, 2.5 pallets of Acme LHSD, pet ok, low utility bills, Provided, that claims for injury or ports, 2 car garage/bonus clean & neat in appearance. for HVACR technicians & in- “Old Towne” bricks, lots of $575. 617-1344 death caused by the negligence 2/2 LARGE condo on lake in room, fp, granite countertops, QUAIL RIDGE Estates in LSSD, Must have acceptable MVR & stallers, experience is a plus. Christmas, ladders, tools. of the Decedent shall be filed IMMEDIATE town. Upper unit, lots of light, all appl, ch/a, 3 decks, one 0.5 ac corner lot across from bkgd check. Min wage + gas We will train the right person. Cash only. No checks. Direc- SPRING SPECIAL cute & clean 1 within six (6) months from the w/d, refrig, ch/a, glassed in w/220 v hot tub hookup, solar pond - 1900sf min. $42,000 OPENING money with tips. Earn up to Must have some mechanical tions: Hwy 7 South right on & 2 BR starting $615/mo, util date of first publication of the no- porch, shared pool. $750. incl 1 mo rent free w/appr app & features, home water filtration Nikki Young 501-622-8860 $15/hr. Apply in person: abilities Send resume & con- Albright follow signs, park on tice, or they shall be forever LABORERS- MUST have experi- 214-868-2994 bkgd ck 623-5900 system, and neighborhood Hot Springs 1st Choice Realty ence in water & sewer con - Domino’s Pizza, 2110 Higdon tacts info to Albright. Vance Estate Sales barred and precluded from any 501-730-3320 Pictures at park w/dock & boat ramp. benefit in such estate. struction. Call 501-538-7337 Ferry Rd. No phone calls. [email protected] 2/2 LOWER Unit, LRWFP, FR, Business Property 343 Manufactured Homes 375 www.estatesales.net or email $1650/mo. York Properties THIS NOTICE first published on pool & spa, tennis, new carpet 501-520-1870 3BR 2BA newly renovated, LAKE ESCAPE Houseboats now DEVELOPMENTAL TREATMENT [email protected] $700+ dep, no pets 622-9057 2000+ SF, 40’ glass front, re- the 4th day of March, 2016. Business Training 278 tail. 3907 Central Ave. $1300 LHSD, corner lot, back yard hiring dock/maintenance & Services for Children. First fenced, $55,000 Robin R. Stueve BE HOME Inspector in 30 days Auctions 312 + util. + lease. South Park Re- marine mechanic positions. Step, Inc. Hot Springs Center is OVER 55 city condo, 2Br 2Ba, On The Waterfront 501-276-5118 501-276-0501 Executor of the Estate Must have own tools. Boating seeking high energy individuals or less. We offer: home & AUCTION - Austin Convenience 220 Cooper Unit2A, $600/mo alty. 282-2056 of Janet M. Stueve, Deceased skills mandatory, knowledge for part time substitute posi- commercial inspection train- Store w/Reasonable Reserve 1 yr lease Contact Angela 190 Candleberry Circle ing, & continuing ed inspec- APPX 1260 sf at 3907 Central of Lake Ouachita helpful. tions to work with young chil- (gas, grocery, deli, bait, pro- Rowland 501-282-9115 LUXURY LAKEFRONT LIVING Check Hot Springs, AR 71913 tion classes. For details, info: Ave. Retail. $685/mo + util.  Background check & drug dren that have special needs. pane & feed) 6880 Hwy 9, 240 Scott Forge Rd., 3/2 all Call 501-796-3627 or e-mail PIER 70 Lake Hamilton condo South Park Realty 282-2056 T H I S OUT ! test. 501-760-2659 Requirements are: You must be Center Ridge, AR Tues, March brick home w/cov. boat dock, 18 yrs. or older. A high school [email protected] for details 15th, 10am. Details: 2br/2ba 1,150 sf. New construc- AFFORDABLE LAND & mobile tion upstairs unit. Beautiful view CENTRAL AVE storefront, 10,000 1850 sf, 2 lg. living areas, big NOTICE LAKESIDE PRESCHOOL ener- diploma or a G.E.D is required. or visit: www.abchii.com www.mossyoakproperties.co homes owner financing. & conveniently located on Air- sf, downtown, off street parking, deck, 2 car garage., FP, $1800 No. PR-13-640 getic, great with kids, tidy. You must have a minimum 1yr. m/land24174. Note: Bidders 767-9304,609-6943,609-6944 port Rd, 5 min. from airport & warehouse w/high door. $2500 mo. + dep. 501-617-0678 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Kitchen Help. John 762-2146 work history and some child must request auction 270 by-pass. $1,300/mo 1 yr mo. 624-1200 or 622-8058 OF DIANA ELLINOR LUNDRY, care experience. Applications packet/terms 8 am- 3pm: ON LAKE HAMILTION 2br/2ba DOUBLE WIDE for sale - re - deceased. Last Known Address FIRST STEP, Inc. Direct Care FINANCIAL may be picked up at 105 Wi- mdunagan@mossyoaksprop- lease or $1,100/mo 2 yr lease for Offi ce Space 344 1670 sq.ft. 2 stall garage, dock. duced $20,000 call of Decedent: 203 ASHLEY DR., Dept. has full time position nona St. between the hours or 8 erties.com 501-278-5330 or $4,800 savings.l 870-857-3719. Great view! $1200. 760-3884 501-653-3201 working with an adult with dis- Hot Springs, AR 71913. Date of a.m. & 4 p.m. EOE. Position cell 501-253-3404. Allen Dale abilities. Must be able to lift up Apartments - Death: January 23, 2013. closes 3/7/16. Roberson, Roberson Auction- UP FOR RENT, LSSD, 117 Kings- to 200 lbs. and working nights Furnished 341 An Affidavit For Collection of Business Opportunities 281 eers *Lic# 1887 brook, 1980 sf, 3-4br/2ba, new are required. Requirements: **OFFICE SPACES AVAIL AT LEGAL NOTICES Small Estate was filed in the Cir- flooring, lrg den, fp, dbl car gar, cuit Court, Probate Division, Gar- Must be 18 yrs. or older; High !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! L OCATION! 3632 & 3634 Central Square CAR E E R AUCTION - farm/ranch/recrea- $1000/mo. All showings on Sun. land County, Arkansas on the 6th school diploma/ Equivalency. CAREER MORE businesses for sale! Prof- on Central Ave. 1335 Chess- tion open consignment Sat., LOCATION! 3/13 1-4pm 870-231-9347 day of November, 2013, under Good driving record and mini- O PPO R T U N I T Y itable, established & well-priced. Mar 12 @ 10 a.m. 1401 Hwy wood Plaza, 1880 Bear State Legal Notices 410 See all listings at: www.muradi- LOCATION! Plaza, & 2550 Countrywalk Ark. Code Ann. § 28-41-101. mum 1 yr. experience preferred QUALITY AIR Care is looking for 5 Romance, AR. Boat QUIET 3/2, 2 car gar, w/d, LSSD anbusiness.com. Selling more ***NICE STUDIO. All bills paid, Plaza. All 3 on Airport Rd and Cutter Morning Star The Legal Description of the real but not required. Applications the right individuals to train w/trailer, ATVs, tractors, Lg pvt yard.109 Glen Meadow Hot Springs businesses than all plus dish TV & appls. $480 847 Third Stree.t For more School District property listed in the affidavit is are available at 105 Winona St. for career opportunities in the mowers, lawn & yard equip, St. $850 + dep. 416-8213 per mo. Week/bi-week avail info call 501-627-8157 or Public Notice of RFQ as follows: between the hours of 8 a.m. heating & air industry & cur- other brokers combined! Call tools, farm trailers, too much and 3 p.m. If you have ques - Jack Crosby at 501-620-3831 501-794-8145 501-767-8455. REMODELED 5BR + office, 3Ba (Request for Qualifications) Lot 1 and 2 of Block 2 of Park - rently have openings in our to list! Details/Pics: auc- er’s Lakeview Sub. according to tions call 501-620-5432 and LSSD, ch/a, lg fenced yard, For Construction Management maintenance & installation tionzip.com ID# 15087 10% **EFFICIENCY NICELY furn., all the Amended Plat filed for record ask for Tricia between 10am & 6 ROOM house, recently refur- fireplace, extra storage, General Contractor Services depts. Candidates must be buyer’s premium up to $2500. util. laundry, Dish TV pd. No May 4, 1950 and recorded in 2 pm F.S. E.O.E. *LOCATION LOCATION! Lake bished, excellent for office or screened in porch. Applica - (CMGC) hard working, ready to learn & Davis Auctioneers AAL#1 Ja- pets. 620-6265 Book 327, Page 209 of the Deed home 2200 sf, 2 rental cot - son-SA #1202, 501-454-3382 shop, commercial location. tions required, $1300/mo + Proposed Construction Manage- able to make a commitment. $650/mo 501-623-1101 ment projects: and Mortgage Records of Gar - taes, 10 min to everywhere. 1 BR APT $640 mo. $200 de - $1k dep. 282-9060 or CARREERE E R Apply in person, 1005 E. 1)Cutter Morning Star New High land County, Arkansas. Good investment! 760-6733 Articles For Sale 313 posit. Studios $420 mo. & up 282-7960 Grand Ave, Hot Springs, AR COMMERCIAL LAKEFRONT School All persons having claims O PPO R T U N I T Y $150 dep. utils. pd, w/d, Dish $11 HAIRCUTS, Sportsman Bar- property for lease. 3600 sf, Manufactured Homes 356 2)Various Facility Needs/ against the estate must exhibit netwk w/tv. 501-538-9792 LOCAL AEROSPACE repair sta- ber Shop, Open Tues-Sat 501-767-4144 Improvements them, properly verified, to the ------BUSINESS FOR-SALE------$475/MO 2BR, all elect., extra tion seeks experienced- 624-9404, 1105 Malvern Ave The Cutter Morning Star School distribute or his or her attorney mechanics for immediate ft --www.SunbeltLittleRock.com-- 1/1 FURNISHED large apt., util. NEWLY REMODELED profes- nice, covered decks, grass District is requesting Qualifica - within three (3) months from the positions. A & P license a ---- 501-224-2111---- pd. Magic Springs area. No sional office spaces, 110 sf & maintained, kitchen 760-3344 at tion Statements from proposers date of the first publication of plus. Apply at 2390 Airport Let Us Sell Your Business!! smoking. No pets. Ref. req. up. Spaces as low as $148.50 ME! who can adequately demonstrate this notice or they shall be for - doad RECEPTIONIST NEEDED for LOOK $475 + $150 dep. 276-9716 utilities included! Call today for *2 & 3 BR. LHSD, MPSD, CMSD. they have the resources, experi- ever barred and precluded from busy, fast-paced veterinary a showing 623-8760 Clean, covered decks, $475 & up. 1BR APT. Very nice,quiet secure, ence and qualifications to provide any benefit of the estate. LOCAL BEER Distributor looking clinic. Typing, multi-tasking, LOOKING FOR silent partner for 609-6943, 767-9304 *15” STUBBEN English central loc. AC, TV, laundry, utils Construction Management serv- The name, mailing address, and for warehouse/forklift driver. the ability to handle multiple booming landscape co. to buy Duplexes Unfurnished 346 saddle/leathers and stirrups. & cable pd. $165/wk. Refs & ices for district wide facilities telephone number of the distrib- Must be able to lift 30+ lbs. phone lines and excellent client percentage of business. Nego- 2BR 2BA all elect, no pets, Blanket incl. Exc. cond. $275. background check. 282-3032 $$ 3BR/2BA, w/d, $850/mo 2 needs. ute or distributee’s attorney is: Full Time evening position service skills a must. Looking tiable. Douglas 501-617-9883 HSSD $375/mo + $150 dep. Call 501-767-3747 after 6pm car garage, lawn & mainte- 501-655-1696 The Cutter Morning Star School George A. Burks, 203 Ashley Dr., w/benefits. Apply in person for the right person with a true 1BR EFFIC. All utilities paid, nance OR $730/mo w/o ga- Hot Springs, AR 71913. 9am-12noon 111 Overton St. District reserves the right to ac- love of animals and an honest *BARRELS plastic & metal cable furnished. $135 & up. rage. Pets, pool 209-1294 2BR 2BA c/ha, w/d conn., LHSD 501-520-9930 SELF-SERVICE CAR Wash. 1 of cept or reject in part or in whole, EOE desire to work hard. Please w/lids metal. 501-520-7556 501-622-0649 $550/mo South Park Realty This notice first published March come by our hospital & fill out the top 3 in Hot Springs. 4 any proposals/ qualifications * 4 STAR duplex in Diamond- 501-282-2056 submitted, and to waive any 11, 2016. an application, contact Elizabeth bays, 1 automatic (touch free, 100-200 AMP meter loop & 18’ AWESOME 1Br $300 bi-weekly head, gated community, 2/2, IMMEDIATE drive-thru) 4 vac, vend prod- pole, complete, ready to in - technicalities deemed to be in the Wilkes at 501-624-2351, or utils & cable paid, quiet area. 1600sf, covered patio w/ ga - 3/2 ALL ELECTRIC, LHSD, clean best interest of the School Dis - email your resume to ucts. Evaluated @ $300,000 stall. Delivery avail. 262-9741 501-538-0427 zebo, 2 car garage, overlooks & nice. Close to by-pass, no OPENING by CustomKraft. Will negoti- trict. NOTICE [email protected] Lake Catherine, $775 mo + pets. $650 + dep. 870-356- The Cutter Morning Star School LOOKING FOR granite fabrica- ate. Possible owner financing. 1988 DODGE van passenger CLEAN, QUIET, Small apt on Dep, 1yr lease. Fred Zweigart, 9793 or 501-463-0312 NO. 26PR-16-III seats. $100. 625-3697 District will adhere and solicit all tor. Construction experience RETAIL SALES - Hot Springs Retiring. 501-318-7095 or bus route. 624-4289 262-4240 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF helpful. 4 day work week. Will [email protected] www.springsmanor-apts.com 3/2, SPACIOUS, late model, RFQ Responses per the State of GARLAND COUNTY, ARKANSAS Mountain Tower is hiring FT 60” OCTAGON shaped, beveled train. Apply in person 139 111B GOODNER Lane. 2br/2ba 16x80. Very clean, move-in Arkansas Procurements Laws PROBATE DIVISION Retail Associates. Duties in - glass table w/metal base, in- Stonewall St. 501-623-7809 Parkway Court since 1943. Re- kitchen & LR w/carport. cond., CH/A, FLSD, all appli- 19-11-801, 19-11-803, and IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE clude: sales, merchandising, doors or out, $150 625-0513 stocking and inventory. Desire lax for less. Weekly/monthly, $720/mo + $720 dep. ances including w/d. Sm. quiet 19-11-804 as these laws outline OF BARBARA WHISMON, De- 815 Historic Park Ave 501- and govern this solicitation. The FIRST STEP, Inc. Intermediate a strong team player with out- THE SENTINEL-RECORD does AIMCO EQUIPMENT, new & 662-902-1324 fam. park. No smoking/pets, ceased. Last Known Address of 624-2551 Cutter Morning Star School Dis- Care Facility is accepting ap- going personality &retail sales not purposely or knowingly pub- used restaurant equipment & $520+ dep/refs 501-984-5958 Decedent: 124 Rice Lane, Royal, 218 FREIDA, 3/2 clean/large. No trict will adhere to submission re- plications for a qualified LPN exp. $10.35/hr. Send resume lish any deceptive or illegitimate supplies. 1-800-482-9026 Arkansas 71968. Date of Death: we offer a competitive wage ``Business Opportunity'' adver- SHARE THIS house. Private bed- pets, dep., $575/mo. + util. quirements, evaluation process, July 7, 2014. to: [email protected] room & bath, All bills & cable and full time weekend posi - tisements. We encourage our ALUMINUM/DIAMOND PLATE Jon 762-2146 and associated selection of a On the 7th day of July, 2014, un- pd. $600/mo weekly & bi- Construction Manager General tions are available. Applicant RIGHT AT Home, 2016 Best of readers to investigate thoroughly truckbed tool box with lock & der Ark. Code Ann. § 28-41-101 weekly rates. City 617-9419 2BR 1BA well kept, 7 South Contractor per the above refer - should have flexible hours. Home Care “Employer of before responding to any pub- key $125 501-525-3452 an Affidavit for Collection of area, no pets $600/mo + $500 3BR/2BA, newly remodeled on enced Procurement Laws. Minimum requirements are a Choice” is looking for excellent lished ``Business Opportunity’’ Small Estate was filed in the Cir- Apartments - dep Carolyn 501- 844-7666 Timberlake in Royal, LHSD. No RFQ SELECTION CRITERIA: A current license in good stand- caregivers. If you would like to advertisements or ``work at ANTIQUE CHERRY dining table Unfurnished 342 cuit Court, Probate Division, Gar- w/6 chairs & matching side - smoking, no pets 501-520-8121 Construction Manager will be se- ing; a minimum of one year be part of a great team visit us home opportunities’’. 1/1 CH/A all electric. wd hookup land County, Arkansas. board $450. Also dark oak ! REMODELED, 1 br apt, $525. lected based on the following: All persons having claims experience in a similar setting; at www.rah-car.com or 3901 We suggest and encourage you $400 mo with $350 deposit. FLSD 3BR/2BA singlewide $600 dining table w/4 chairs $250. Bills pd, Quapaw area, clean, a) Company History against the estate must exhibit able to pass all required back- Hwy. 7 N., HSV, or give us a to contact the Arkansas Attorney 401 Pinewood. 693-6844 + $300 dep. Trash & water in- 501-617-9419 quiet. No pets. 463-6550 b) Completion of projects of them, properly verified, to the ground checks and pre-em - call at 501-321-4962. General's Consumer Protection cluded. No pets 501-617-1010 ployment requirements; must Bureau at 1-800-482- 8982 or Houses Unfurnished 349 similar size and complexity distribute or his or her attorney $$APT: LHSD, 2BR/2ba $650 The Federal Trade Commission at BEAUTY SHOP equipment for c) History of on time comple - within three (3) months from the be 21 years of age. Applica- RN'S F.T. for adult inpatient psy- w/$400 dep. Off of Marion An- FOREST GLADE Park $475- 1-877-FTC-HELP or sale 501-762-3448 tion of projects date of the first publication of tions are available @ 105 Wi- chiatric unit at Levi Hospital. derson 622-8493 623-3415 Check $620 Pets ok 400 Golf Links nona St. First Step is an E.O.E www.ftc.gov/bizop  d) History of project completion this notice or they shall be for - Benefits including retirement. CARPORTS FOR sale. $598 Free 501-525-5822 For info text: on or below budget Position closes 3/2/16. Pre-employment drug screen, T H I S OUT ! UF9U to 26971 on your mo - ever barred and precluded from Delivery, Factory Direct! Lake Condo’s, Duplexes, *174 PINTO, 1br/1ba, small of- e) Change Order history on any benefit of the estate. and background check req’d. 10’x20’x7’, rated for 90 mph bile phone. similar projects not initiated by LPN POSITION, experienced re- EOE. Levi Hospital, 300 Pros- & M o b ile Ho m es fice, w/d. $525+$525 dep. $150 The name, mailing address, and quired. 124 Hollywood Ave, winds & 20 lb. snow loads. owner pect Ave, Hot Springs, AR Furnished or unfurnished, pet dep. 12 mos lease. 262-5054 telephone number of the distrib- Hot Springs, AR 71901 Offer extended to 3-31. Call at Preconstruction Services: 71901. Fax resume to: INSTRUCTION ute or distributee’s attorney is: 501-835-7222, O.D. Funk a ll school districts! *3&2 br brick, 70W, carpet, extra 1. Safety 501-622-3356 or email to: LOOK ME! Bruce Garnett, Attorney, Garnett LPN, F.T. for adult inpatient Manufacturing, Sherwood, Lake Cottages, Eff & 1 BR nice, carport, CH/A, w/d conn 2. Conceptual Estimating Law Firm, 226 Woodbine, Hot psychiatric unit at Levi Hospi- [email protected] AR. Since 1976. nightly rentals, util pd. no pets/no smoking. 767-5239 WHY PAY rent when you can buy 3. Detailed Estimating Springs, AR 71901 tal. Pre-employment drug (501) 276 -9 429 Affordable land & mobile homes. 4. Value Analysis 501-624-5404 screen & background check. RN/LPN NURSE needed for Owner fin. Some rentals avail 5. Systems Analysis This notice first published March Full benefits, including retire- 3pm-11pm shift, Monday- HUD Accep ted SERRETA ANIMALS 767-9304, 609-6943, 609-6944 6. Scheduling 11, 2016. ment. EOE. Levi Hospital, 300 Friday. Lake Hamilton Health Great Gift PRO PERTIES 7. Constructability Reviews & Rehab 120 Pittman Rd. No Prospect Ave, Hot Springs, Ho m es & Apa rtments Lake Property 360 8. Bid Package Development phone calls AR 71901. Fax resume to: ***COUCH, French Provincial, Fo r Ren t 9. Cultivation of Contractor and 3BR 2BA, bonus room, cha, 501-622-3356 or email to: tufted satin baroque fabric, RENT NNOW!O W ! All School Districts Supplier Interest Notice of Public Hearing Dogs, Cats, Other Pets 301 boat house, 100 Burkwall [email protected] RN/LPN NURSES needed for wood engraved frame. $425. 10. Design Support Notice is hereby given that the www.serretaproperties.co m Loop, LSSD, $1,350/mo. 11pm-7am shift at Lake FREE PUPPIES, 1/4 Catahoula, 767-3747 after 5:30 *PERFECTLY LOCATED 1,2 & 3 11. Critical Path Method Hot Springs Historic District South Park Realty 282-2056 LPN/RN NURSES needed for Hamilton Health & Rehab 120 3/4 Beagle. 625-2838 br apts, walk in closets, 501-760-3324 Schedules Commission will hold a Public various shifts, Monday - Fri- Pittman Rd. No phone calls. DISH NETWORK Get more for patio/balcony w/extra storage, Hearing on Thursday, March 17, 501-622-0080 COMMERCIAL LAKEFRONT 12. Cost Control and Cost day. Health insurance is paid. less! Starting $19.99/mo (for full size w/d, alarm system, on 2016, at 8:30 a.m. in the Board property for lease. 3600 sf, Forecasting Apply in person at Lake Ham- ROLANDOS IS now hiring serv- 12 months) Plus bundle & site mgmt & emerg. maint., Chambers of the Hot Springs YORKIE BABY boys. Small, cute, 1, 2 or 3Brs, HSSD $450- 501-767-4144 13. Contractor Coordination ilton Health & Rehab, 120 ers & busers, Apply in person shots & wormed. Not regis - save. Faster internet for $15 most util. incl. Sm pets wel - $650/mo. Lease + dep. Sec - 14. Change Order Management Municipal Building, 133 Conven- Pittman Rd, Hot Springs. at 210 Central Ave. tered. $375. 762-3894 more/mo) Call now come, + great amenities. tion 8 okay Call 282-2056 ELEGANTLY REMODELED town- 15. Subcontractor and Supplier tion Boulevard in Hot Springs. 1-800-224-0441. 501-525-7700 house on Lake Hamilton. Procurement Interest This hearing is to consider the ROOFING COMPANY seeking FT following certificate of appropri- IMMEDIATE Livestock & Supplies 303 1BR COTTAGE, util pd $600/mo 3br/2ba. Fully furnished. Lo- 16. Feasibility temp secretary for April 26- FILE CABINET, metal, 2 drawers 1 BEDROOM large & den, hdwd + $150 dep. No pets. 148 cated close to Central in Pretti 17. Budgeting ateness requests: OPENING June 6th, possibility of long HORSE QUALITY hay for sale. $10 501-760-2329 floors, walk-in closet, all appls Longbeach. 617-4630 Point complex on main chan- 18. Cost analysis HDC-16-0068 - 626 Central Ave. term. Bckgrd check, random Bermuda, alphalpha & mixed Includes d/w. 501-624-4289 nel. Gorgeous! $1800/mo. 19. Value Engineering. - Fine Arts Center of Hot Springs- MACHINIST- AIRCRAFT Parts - drug test. Apply in person www.springsmanor-apts.com 2 ACRE, mini horse ranch: 3Br grass hay. Small & large Util. rebate. Boat slip. Construction Services: Certificate of appropriateness re- Immediate opening for ma - 457 West Grand Ave., HS bales. Delivery avail. Call Greg 2.5Ba/jacuzzi, 2600sf brick & quest to temporarily mount and chinist with 3 years experi - *1&2bedroom luxury apts. cedar ranch style home, 2 car 318-540-6742 1. Safety (EMR Rate) for pricing 501-617-0864 2. Subcontracting display three metal sculptures on ence. Must be able to set up HAVE ALLERGIES? A Recondi- Your new home incl a full size garage, workshop, inground ROOFING COMPANY seeking 3. Management Strategies the side wall of this structure and run CNC 3 axis vertical tioned Rainbow vacuum can W/D, on-site fitness center, spa, sauna, sun room, deck. full time project manager/ REAL ESTATE 4. Construction Administration (Parcel I.D.-54774); machining centers & perform quality control specialist. help! Call now! 501-623-9724 pool, bus center, sand volley- ch/a, fans, central vac, carpet, FOR SALE HDC-16-0063 - 220 Central ball, basketball, BBQ picnic 5. Change Order Management precision measurements. Must have min 5 yrs experi - MERCHANDISE hardwoods, tile. Appliances, 6. Punch-list Closeout and Ave. - Certificate of appropriate- Machinists with waterjet and ence, valid DL & clean driving JETSKI LIFT for 2 seater, max area, carwash station & 24 glassed in breakfast rm, den, ness request to install new busi- 1,000 lbs $100 Warranty Programs manual machine experience record. Background check & hour emergency maint. Start- fireplace, deck, BBQ pit. RV Business - Commercial 7. Schedule ness identification sign on this also will be considered. First 501-627-4077 ing at $535/mo. 525-9200. ramp/hook ups. Gated vinyl random drug test. Apply in Property 366 8. Close Out storefront (Parcel I.D.-54804); shift hours 7-3:3O + OT, full picket fencing, cedar barn & HDC-16-0046 - 610 B Central person at 457 W. Grand Ave Items $50 & Under 309 NEW CRAFTSMAN power 9. Warranty benefits available. Drug test- 1/1 110 Oakwood, water pd, greenhouse, gated 3 rail vinyl MOTEL FOR Sale: HIstoric Ave.-Tosha Kitchen - Certificate washer 2700 PSI, cost $320, $450/mo, no pets South Park NOTE: The lists above are not ing required. Send resume or SEEKING COOK Position at Gar- 2 NEW matching wingback chair horse fencing. Close in, Oak- downtown, 66 units, of appropriateness request to in- experience profile to: asking $250. 501-282-3032 Realty 501-282-2056 lawn track/casino, golf intended to be an exhaustive list land Nursing & Rehab to join covers, burgundy, $25. for $699,000. Call 501-622-8058 of requirements or the limiting stall a 8ft. dark green awning and [email protected] pair. 623-8698 course, hospitals. Avail lease to install new business identifica- our kitchen/dietary team. Quali- 1BR1BA UTIL. pd., HSSD, 205 basis for services. 501-624-0621 Farms & Land 367 tion signs on this building (Par- fied cooks w/experience should Laurel, $500 w/ $100 dep. DUE DATE & TIME: To be con- MAINTENANCE MECHANIC -Al- apply with our HR Dept. at 610 **FRESH NEW development. cel I.D.-54771) matis, Inc., formerly Alcoa, DEADEADEALLL!!!!!!!!! 655-1696 2OR3 BR 1.5BA, HSSD, near sidered for this CMGC position, Carpenter Dam Rd. 5X7 area rug, zebra print. $50. Bismarck. 3 or 6 acres, some all RFQ’s must be submitted to Bauxite, AR, medical, dental, 620-0814 Indale Shoping Ctr, no pets NEW GE Washer & Dryer. King 2/2 1670 Hobson, c/ha, w/d, private woods & meadows, the Cutter Morning Star School vision, 401k, pension, bonus size capacity. Stainless steel tub. $500/mo + $300 dep breathtaking view, pond or pay for performance 3 yrs SERVERS & Hostess w/enthusi- $575/mo + util, no pets South 501-262-1378 or 282-6065 District Superintendents office: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE asm & great personality. Apply pd $850 sell at $500. 282-3030 Park Realty 501-282-2056 small lake. Many say “most Attention: Dr. Nancy Anderson In accordance with Act 576 of Main Exp able to work all beautiful land they’ve ever in person at 135 Central Ave. ASIAN STYLE table, 20”x20”x13 2/1 DUPLEX HSSD $450/mo 2801 Spring Street 1987 of the Acts of Arkansas, shifts in fast paced environ - & 1/4”, blonde wood. $45.00. SEVERAL STORE clothing racks, seen”. Close in to cities & ment. Send resume to: Alma- c/ha, all elect, fenced yard, Hot Springs, AR 71901 and pursuant to the security SERVICE TECH needed. No ex- 525-3475 excel shape, $25-$30 On The Waterfront lake. Owner finance $500 tis, Inc., P.O. Box 300, Baux- references & lease 282-0582 This RFQ Document is to be re- agreements between Temperance perience necessary, manual 870-703-2931 down/starting at $189 month. ite, AR 72011 Attn: HR Man- ceived by 2:00pm Monday, Hill Security Storage and the fol- labor, looking for a long term 3BR 1BA $650/mo, w/d conn, 501-835-8613 March 28, 2016. Please provide ager, or email SONY 5.1 CH Digital Surround lowing tenant occupying space career in the RV industry. Ask CHILD’S PLAYPEN, excel cond, 2BR 2BA & 3BR 2BA for rent. HSSD 207 Noxon, South Park Ten (10) copies of the Request employment.bauxite@almatis. Home TV system w/6 speak- 41 ACRES close to downtown, number: for Brian 501-760-6647 extra clean $30 Call Carol 501-525-5876 Realty 501-282-2056 for Qualification Packets. com EEO/AA employer. ers. $100. 501-318-7720 majestic views, can subdivide, K0086 James Williams 501-617-7157 K0124 Clydine Tory Preston ASHLEY KATE Apts., 2/1, newer, $5000 per acre,501-282-4617 MANAGER TRAINEE for winery SLIM CHICKENS NOW Hiring all STORM DOOR 32” used full The collateral securing the above LSSD, pet ok, low utility bills, On The Waterfront of Hot Springs & manager positions. Apply at 1384 view, brown aluminum On The Waterfront named Tenant’s obligations to FREE EGG Cartons, near Oak- $575. 617-1344 5.58 ACRES with well, septic, LEGAL NOTICE trainee for Go Kart Tracks. Ap- Higdon Ferry, Suite A $55 501-844-4475 Temperance Hill Security Storage lawn. Call 545-0044 elec., also county water at ply at 1503 Central Ave, Win- street. FLSD Bordered on 2 DEADLINE will be sold at a public sale to be ery of Hot Springs. Musical Merchandise 326 On The Waterfront 2200 SQ.FT., 3br/2ba, wbfp, held on the 16th day of March, On The Waterfront deck with breathtaking view, sides by paved roads, Hillvale 3 Business Days prior IBANEZ AMAZON never played, Trail & JMC Ln., just past Hwy 2016 at 10:00 a.m. The location GOOD USED GE Spacemaker boat dock, 7 So. area, main MID-AMERICA SCIENCE ATTTTEENNTION! maroon w/hard case, N427CE, 128 on Hwy 5. Price $34,000. to publication date. of the sale is 170 Temperance microwave. $25. 282-3030 channel, LSSD. $1750. Call Museum-P/T Housekeeper- $675 firm 501-258-4135 BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 bdrm Apt. Hill Road, Hot Springs, AR tele- SMALL MACHINE shop has an 501-617-1846 Jeff Call 617-0905 for information. Responsible for maintaining a homes on the banks of Lake phone (501)525-3535. The col- opening for part time machin- * Early deadlines for Holidays clean & sanitary environment. Wanted To Buy 332 Hamilton with wdfp. LSSD. No Lake Homes 368 lateral security to be sold consist Must work weekends. To apply, ist’s assistant. Candidates will KING COMFORTER, two shams, 24 HOURS rent line: 525-RENT of numerous types of household WILL BUY any lawnmowers any HUD. www.grandpointbay.com *LOCATION, LOCATION 10 min. visit us at www.midamerica assist in setting up & running bedskirt & 3 pillows, mauve/ Hot Springs Property Manage- NOTICE goods, and other items of per - condition & will repair. 501-262-4280 to everywhere! 2200 sf home, injection mold machines, CNC ecru/sage 525-2854 ment. NO. PR 2016-108-I sonal property including furni - museum.org/careers/ or Send 802-2312 2 rental cottages $595,000. resume to noreenk@midamerica mills & lathes. Candidate will CLEAN, QUIET, Small apt on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ture, housewares, recreational measure & record dimen- 3BR 2BA LHSD c/ha, $1350 Serethia Crawford 622-0922 museum.org or Attn: Noreen bus route. 624-4289 2551 Marion Anderson, South GARLAND COUNTY, ARKANSAS goods, tools, appliances, and sions. Exper. is preferred, but NEW STAINLESS Steel Sink, ERA Realty Killen 500 Mid-America Blvd. www.springsmanor-apts.com Park Realty 282-2056 PROBATE DIVISION, DIVISION I clothing. The sale shall be in par- Hot Springs, AR 71913 not necessary. Apply in per - 25” x 22” $40, 501-337-2855 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE cels, each parcel being the con- son, 506 Jack Mountain Rd. CUSTOM BUILT Lakefront home 3/1 LSSD $595 + $350 dep, off in gated community. FSBO OF JANET M. STUEVE, DE- tents of a storage unit. The collat- NIGHTS & weekends part time & 501-525-8228, Ext. 1 WANTED SMALL utility trailer, PUBLISHER’S NOTICE Garage/Yard Sales 311 Akers Rd., 1 yr lease, bckgrnd 4br/3ba 2 car garage, 2 stall CEASED. ADDRESS OF DECE- eral being sold and sale terms full time. Apply in person Lake golf cart size. 501-622-7722 All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to check, no pets 501-467-6889 boat dock w/lift, fully fur- DENT: 6427 Airport Road, Bon- may be viewed at the time of Hamilton Superstop 2070 Air- the Federal Fair Housing Act nished, all 1 level w/great lake nerdale, AR 71933. DATE OF sale. port Rd. Mon-Thu. 8am-2pm, which makes it illegal to REAL ESTATE 3BR 2BA newly enlarged master views from nearly every room, must be 21. Serious inquiries advertise any preference, bedroom, remodeled kitchen FOR RENT limitation or discrimination $729,000. 3 Stonegate Lane. only. No phone calls. based on race, color, religion, & 2 baths, hardwood floors sex, handicap, familial status Call for appt. 501-627-5167 ****AMITY TRADE DAYS**** or national origin, or an throughout, Hwy 7 So area, TAKING APPLICATIONS for CDL Lockhorns 843 So Mtn Rd Mar 10-13. See intention to make any such lake access, $900/mo + $900 LAKEFRONT 2BR/1BA level lake IMMEDIATE Drivers. C. J. Horner & Co. Condominiums preference, limitation or dis- dep. Call 501-276-1470 amitytradedays.com or on crimination. Familial status lot, 1 stall cov’d boat dock, Inc., 1175 Westinghouse. 339 OPENING facebook 870-223-6185 Furnished includes children under the $169,000 firm 501-545-1491 501-262-9600 age of 18 living with parents 3BR/2BA FAMILY room, fp, NOW HIRING an LPN & CNA 1 BD. effic. Lakefront, ground or legal custodians, pregnant quiet area, MPSD, no pets. Apply in person at Garrett level, cov’d parking, very nice, women and people securing City / Suburban Homes 369 custody of children under 18. $900 + $700. 545-8767 Manor at 142 Brighton Terr. $600 + dep. Water, sewer & This newspaper will not ow trash pick up incl. No smok - knowingly accept any adver- P/T 11-7 Shift CNA. Apply in N ing/pets 767-8920/ 622-8915 tising for real estate which is person at Brookfield Assisted HIRING in violation of the law. Our TELEMARKETERS NEEDED. For BIG YARD Sale, INSIDE sale 7 readers are hereby informed LEASE Condominiums that all dwellings advertised 4 166 LEEMAR Place, 4BR/2BA Living . 205 Sawtooth Oak St. 4 a chance to make good rooms to browse, 5719 Cen- Unfurnished 340 in this newspaper are avail- 2100 sf, LSSD Total Remodel PART TIME help, 15-20 hrs wk. money in a great work envi - tral Ave, Fri & Sat March 11th able on an equal opportunity 407 LINWOOD AVE. 2br/1ba, & 12th 8-5 basis. To complain of dis- $145,000. 501-276-1870 Housekeeping for local resort. ronment, Apply in person, 115 LAKE CONDO: Fabulous view, crimination call HUD toll-free carport, $500/mo, $500 dep., Apply in person at Sunbay, Saw Tooth Oak, off Malvern furnished or unfurn. Short 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free 525-4200, ask for Brandie near National Park Hospital. term rent avail. References telephone number for the 4810 Central Ave. hearing impaired is 1-800- y EUROPEAN CONNECTION An- req Hamilton Shores. 1231 927-9275. 812 PROSPECT, 2/1, West B OWWNERN E R RESTAURANT hiring all posi- THE HAMPTON Inn is now hir- tiques, 321 Ouachita, total liq- Airport Rd. Hot Springs, Judy Mountain Trail behind house, tions, just outside front gate ing front desk clerk, & night uidation sale, 50% off entire @ 501-350-7776 or ERA w/d, stove, refrig, off street 3BR 2BA new appliances, car- of HSV, contact Sonja auditor. Apply in person at store. Mar 11 & 12, 10-4 & Rushing, McAdams, Poly- pkg, $750/mo w/$500 dep. No pet, tile, 2,485 sf, $175,000 501-912-8732 151 Temperance Hill Rd. Mar 13 1-4pm chron Realty 318-3188 smokers/no pets. 318-8410 OBO 501-276-9122 4C The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas

City / Suburban Homes 369 O T TL LI I G GH S SP PO HT T P PR RO OP P E ER RT TI I E E S S 1412 A IRPORT RD.,A-5 Open House Su nd a y 2TIL4 $119,500 Open House Su nd a y 1TIL3 127 G A R D EN GATE 111 SETTER C R O SSING

G round Level! R ed O ak Subdivision $274,000 M ov e -in re ad y. 1 -le v e l h om e in g ate d Q u ail R id g e S u b d iv ision Beautifully upda ted 2Br. 2Ba . 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Custom home, fireplace, offe rin g a g re at c om m u n ity. T h is w on d e rfu l trad ition al h om e sits in Lake Hamilto n Condo!! Gated b u ilt-in s, op e n floor p lan , d ou b le g arag e , th e m id d le of a larg e lot. P re -w ire d for h ot tu b an d su rrou n d gated area w ith am enities. sou n d . T h e F am ily room is op e n to th e K itc h e n an d B re ak fast are a entry,pooland picnicarea. Covered an d th e b e d room s are in a sp lit-p lan w ith p riv ate m aste r su ite w ith Dir: C arpenter D am to R ed O ak R idge H is an d H e r W alk -In c lose ts. T h is h om e is a m u st se e ! bo a t slipavailableto rent. Don’t Dir: H w y 7 0 E to W e stin g h ou se e x it. S ou th on W e stin g h ou se to to Right on Garden Gate. R ig h t on R id g e w ay. T ak e 1 st le ft from Q u ail R id g e S u b d iv ision . miss thisgreat buy. F ollow Q u ail R id g e D r. to S e tte r C rossin g . K IM W ALKER M ARY A NNECOUCH 501-844-5949 501-276-4546 501-762-2219

HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE! O PEN H OUSESUNDAY 1-3PM HIHISTST O O R R I ICDICDISTST R R I ICTCT JEWEL!JEWEL! 127 M Y RICK LANE •$189,900 124 R O SE ST R E E T • $169 ,0 0 0 RED UCE D

1 1 A d o r a c i o n P o i n t • $ 4 4 9 , 0 0 0 WOW! Completely Updated Home on Lake Balboa! 2,113 SQ FT ON 0.73 ACRE LOT!! 2630 SQ U A RE FEET! This darling 3 bedroom , You will not believe the transformation of this 3 bedroom This 3br/2ba home in LHSD includes a 2.5 bath hom e has gleam ing hardw ood floors, 2 bath home both inside & out. Walls of windows on the hot tub and sun room with the lake side allow you to take in grand views. Boat house possibility of a 4th bedroom. sep arate dining & an eat-in kitchen. Master liv in g completely enclosed with vinyl siding allows storage area area on m ain level with the 2 spare bedroom s, for toys while keeping animals away. Cradle type lift. Low maintenance and ready to move into! bath, study area & plenty of storage on 2nd Underwater fishing lights. Level lot with 153’ seawall floor. U pdated in 2010! gives you lake life like no other. Whole house 20k Directions: Airport Rd. to generator. No flood insurance needed. Weston Rd. to Myrick Lane Call Leslie Ramsey Call Susie Burns Myrtle Ba tty •501-622-7107 L AKE H AM ILTON REA L T Y ,INC. 501-620-3909 (501) 922-8989 m yrtle@la ke ha m iltonre a lty.co m

770000 PProspectrospect Ave.Ave. • $$250,000250,000 308 308 DellDell •$72,000•$72,000 ING IST W L N E

Sweet bungalow with a fantastic VIEW! Corner lot on a knoll with great covered Spacious 4br/3.5ba Victorian home, 3,198 sf. patio to enjoy the wooded view. Back lot Backs up to West Mtn on .69 acre. French included with sale could be cleared for doors, high ceilings, gorgeous woodwork, additional garden spot. Lot has locked formal dining room, fully floored attic & storage area. Carport for off street parking. could be additional living space. Detached CH/A, insulated tilt out windows & storm shop & 2 car garage included. door. ALL ELECTRIC, no gas bill! Contact Sharon 501-538-3885 Contact Sharon 501-538-3885 or email: [email protected] or email: [email protected]

Automobiles For Sale 226

BIG HORN PKG. 2016 RAM 1500 CREW CAB SLT

3.6l V6 Eng ine,8 Speed Autom atic,Pow er Wind ow s& Locks, Key lessEntr y ,Hea ted Sea ts& W heel Group,Sing le DiscCd Player, 8.4” Tou chscreen,20” Chrom e Clad Wheels,M u ch More!Stk#16032 $ $$ ** Msrp: 29,97229,972 $4 2 ,375 30,972/ Let u s pu t *M u s t own full size 1/ 2 ton truck, finance with C hrysler Ca pital so m e 2016 JEEP RENEGADE SPO RT 4X4

1.4l Multi-airTurbo,6Speed Transmission,Pow er Wind ow s& Locks, MUSCLE Uconnect 5.0Rear View Back-up Cam era,16” Alum inu m WheelsStk#36081 in to you r %% $ a d vertisin g Msrp: OR1.1. 9 9 $2 4 ,265 21,932 Apr For 72 Months dollars! Pla ce in a d in our 2016 CH RYSLER 200S Busines s Directo ry & l et us help increa s e your 2.4l,9 Speed Autom atic,Pow er Wind ow s& Locks,KeylessEntr y , clientele! 5” Tou ch Sc r een,18 ” SatinCarbon Alum inu m Wheels,M u ch More!Stk#46024 The•S entinel-Record $ Classified Dept. w a nts Msrp: to s ee your b us ines s $2 6 ,685 21,685 grow ! With trade & chrysler financial financing To learn how we NATINATIONALONAL can help build NatNationion a a lP lP a a r rkAutkAuto.o. c c om om yo u r•business, PARKPARK c a ll o u r 501-525-0777 • 1-800-880-JEEP (5337) Cl a ssi fi ed D ept. OPEN 8 :00-6 :3 0PM M ON. -SAT. • 4722 Ce n tral Ave n ue • Ho t Sp rin gs , Arka n s a s 719 13 501-623-7711 Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas The Sentinel-Record, Friday, March 11, 2016 5C BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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For Better or for Worse By Lynn Johnston 1. One notrump. This hand meets all the requirements for an opening one-notrump bid: 15 to 17 high-card points, balanced distribution (4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2 or 5-3-3-2) and stoppers in at least three suits. It is far better to open with one notrump than one heart. Perhaps the most important reason is that the bid immediately pinpoints the type of hand you hold. As opposed to this, an opening heart bid could be based on many dif- ferent distributions and a wide range of high-card points. Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker In addition, a one-heart opening would present a difficult rebid problem if partner responded with one spade, which would make an accurate rebid impossi- ble. The way to avoid this prob- lem is to open with the descrip- tive bid of one notrump and let partner take it from there. 2. One diamond. Balanced hands containing 19 points do not fall into the category of a one- or two-notrump opening bid. Such hands are opened with one of a suit followed by a jump in notrump at the next opportunity. 3. One club. Here you have Shoe By Chris Cassatt and Gary Brookins no legitimate suit with which to open the bidding, since your spades and hearts are not long enough or strong enough to men- tion, and you have only three clubs. But since a 14-point hand must be opened, something must be done. One club is easily the best choice, since it keeps the bidding low and allows for the discovery of a major-suit fit if there is one. 4. One club. Here also, the best initial bid is one club. This allows you to bid spades at your next turn if partner responds with a diamond or a heart and also Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman serves to keep the bidding low. You plan to bid your spades again at your third turn, if necessary, to identify your 5-5 distribution. An opening one-spade bid would create an impossible rebid prob- lem if partner responded with two of either red suit, as you do not have the extra points that would be implied by a three-club rebid. 5. Four spades. This bid serves a dual purpose. It is an offensive effort that might easily succeed if Daily Cryptoquotes partner has as little as an ace. Here’s how to work it: But even more important in the AXYDLBAAXR long run is the defensive value Classic Peanuts By Charles M. Schulz of the bid. If partner has a poor is hand, it is odds-on that the oppo- LONGFELLOW nents can make a game. However, because of the high level at which One letter stands for another. In this sample, A is used for the they must begin their search to three Ls, X for the two Os, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the find a game (or even a slam), length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the there is a good chance they will code letters are different. miss their best contract. Tomorrow: Hocus-pocus. Cryptoquotes copyright 2016, King Features Syndicate Inc.

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