Meet the vendors series Hillarosa Independence Bash continues on page 14! Photos Inside! The I Saw It In ... Nashville  NEWS July 7, 2011 USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • www.nashvillenews.org Thursday Issue 54 1 Section • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 BUSINESS Smith’s Cleaners Residents urged to SPOTLIGHT on the rise restrict water useage Water oicials say situation not critical

Charles Goodin that there will be plenty of wa- Managing Editor ter for day to day operations NASHVILLE - Local water and ask that you please do not officials released a joint state- use water in an unnecessary ment Wednesday urging resi- manner,” the statement said. dents to conserve water as Dunaway was quick to summer temperatures con- stress that the city isn’t fac- tinue to rise. ing an emergency situation The announcement was and that the announcement inspired by “extremely hot is a precautionary measure weather, lack of rain and intended to encourage com- drought conditions,” accord- mon sense use of water. ing Public Works Director “We’re not in a bind,” Dun- Larry Dunaway and Rural away said. “We just wanted to Water Director Ryan Stuckey. put the word out.” “This joint effort will assure See URGED on Page 6 Sheriff’s Office detects another money scam By Sheriff Butch Morris had won around $7 million DIERKS - The Howard dollars but they needed for her County Sheriff’s Office re- to go and purchase a green dot ceived information yesterday money pack card from Wal- that a resident in Dierks has Mart or Walgreens for $99. been receiving phone calls The caller would call her back from someone claiming to be in a couple of days and ask for with American Cash Awards. the 14 digit number on the back The resident was told that she See SCAM on Page 6

Ross to hold ‘Telephone Town Hall’ July 11 WASHINGTON – U.S. Con- to them. gressman Mike Ross of The next call will be held Prescott will be holding his on Mon., July 11, at 7 p.m. sixth in a monthly series and should last approxi- of telephone town halls on mately 60 minutes. Any July 11. Ross said these resident throughout Arkan- telephone sessions build on sas’s Fourth Congressional the town halls he is already District can connect into hosting throughout his vast the telephone town hall by congressional district so dialing the following toll that he can listen to the free number at the desig- people he represents on nated time and using the the issues that matter most See ROSS on Page 6

Logan Webster ELDERLY FANS News intern “I saw the NASHVILLE - Matt Smith, owner of Smith’s Cleaners in Nashville, opened his doors in April opportunity, of 2010. Although his service has been around for more than a year, the entire scheme of things and I’ve been has been six years in the making. “I saw the opportunity, and I’ve been working working towards towards it ever since.” says Smith. “I knew Nash- ville would have the need for a cleaner in time.” Smith’s cleaners has serviced thousands of it ever since. I people since opening, and hopes to expand business by servicing to commercial needs such as the cleaning of doormats, mop heads, knew Nashville dishrags, etc. and by placing drop boxes in both Dierks and Murfreesboro. would have “I wouldn’t have what I do today without my father, Mark Smith. He has been a big role through all this and has been there since day the need for one.” Smith added. Then there are others who gave their help, a cleaner in such as Richard Musgrave, the man who agreed to sell the land where the Smith’s Cleaners building now sits. Musgrave sold the land under ime.” one condition; that Smith use the land to open a business for the community. Vivian Wright is pictured with eight electric fans available to low-income Matt and his wife Sarah, along with their son senior citizens through the Seniors Outreach Program at Nashville City Aiden, are residents of Nashville. He is also is Hall. Wright says the organization will be ramping up its efforts to im- -Mat Smith a member of the city council, Nashville Fire prove the lives of local seniors in the coming months and encourages Owner, Smith’s Cleaners Department, sheriff’s reserve, and active in the anyone who needs assistance to contact the office at 870-200-1563. coaching of his sons baseball team. Photo by Charles Goodin Page 2 • Thursday, July 7, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Opinions

What the Casey Anthony trial says about us

When suspected child murderer Casey Anthony was found not guilty by a jury this week, media personalities were outraged, the public at large fol- lowed suit and nearly every subsequent discussion with anyone was precluded by them stating their disbelief at the outcome of the case. The dramatic response by the public at large is indicative of the understandable horror with which millions of parents must view a person many believe murdered her own daughter, verdict of the trial notwithstanding. It should seem obvious that most peoples’ reac- tions are a product of humanity’s innate fascination with the innocence of youth, something we all strive to shed in our formative years only to spend the next 60 desperately wishing for a way to reclaim it. It is precisely that innocence that raises the profile of child murder cases above that of regular murders committed between adults: such dramas mark he Pledge of remind people of the common sense principle that acts of violence against those who haven’t commit- darr ted or aren’t capable of a similar level of violence Allegiance are patently wrong. Arkansas Lt. There is no serious rationale by which this prin- Governor delivered on his television republic, a state in which ciple can be denied, yet many of the same people show in 1969, this wasn’t sovereign power is in- currently condemning the acquitted Anthony are a comic monologue, but vested in representatives also among the first to defend the so-called “rights” The Pledge of Alle- forever stand for free- rather a commentary on chosen by the people to of people who choose to kill their babies via abor- giance. Most of us prob- dom. the pledge of allegiance. govern. And government tion. ably said it at some point The spirit of the pledge I wanted to reprint it here is the people and it’s from According to the most conservative estimates, this July 4th weekend as has always been part of for you. the people to the leaders, rougly 4,000 babies are aborted daily, which means we celebrate our coun- this nation, but the pledge “I - meaning me, an in- not from the leaders to the that during the 37 days of nonstop media coverage try’s 235th birthday. We that we recite say today dividual, a committee of people. that surrounded Casey Anthony’s proceedings, all said it growing up to has not. The original one. For which it stands! 148,000 lives were taken using the procedure. start the school day. Many framework of the pledge Pledge - dedicate all of One nation - meaning, To make matters worse, United States involve- times, I’m sure we’ve all was written in 1892. It my worldly goods to give so blessed by God. ment in the Middle East has directly resulted in just gone through the act was formally adopted by without self pity. Indivisible - incapable the deaths of several hundred thousand innocent of placing our hand over Congress as our national Allegiance - my love and of being divided. civilians, at least 46 percent of whom were children our hearts and repeated it pledge in 1942. In 1954, my devotion. With Liberty - which under the age of 15 according to data from various word for word because it the phrase “under God” To the Flag - our stan- is freedom and the right groups that track such unfortunate statistics. was routine. Of course, it was officially added. dard, Old Glory, a symbol of power to live one’s life Since top abortion provider Planned Parenthood should never be a routine Some in our country of freedom. Wherever she without threats or fear or is partially funded by the federal government and that is taken for granted want to do away with the waves, there is respect any sort of retaliation. each bomb dropped in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, when we think about what pledge. The so-called “po- because your loyalty has And justice - The prin- Pakistan, Libya and now Somalia was purchased it truly means. litically-correct” crowd given her a dignity that ciple and quality of deal- with tax dollars, it could be said that all of us bear It is an expression of objects to the words “un- shouts freedom is every- ing fairly with others. some level of moral responsibility for each child who we are as a people, der God”. They object to body’s job. For all. - which means, that has been killed. as Americans. It is a pub- the flag-waving patriotism Of the United - that boys and girls, it’s as Are the lives of those children somehow worth lic display of respect for of those of us who call means that we have all much your country as it less than Casey Anthony’s daughter simply because all who currently and ourselves patriots. They come together. is mine.” they’ve yet to be born or are from a foreign country? previously have worked do not see us as indivis- States - individual com- He makes some good The very notion is disgusting, yet that’s exactly to preserve our nation. It ible. In some parts of the munities that have united points. The next time what’s implied by the disproportionate amount of is a promise that we will country, some schools into [50] great states. [50] you’re at a ballgame, or time, attention and resources that have been dedi- do the same. It is a prom- no longer begin their day individual communities a civic club meeting or cated to the Anthony fiasco. ise to our fellow citizens, with the pledge. This with pride and dignity and wherever, and you’re None of this diminishes the tragedy of Caylee that we will not allow our does a disservice to the purpose, all divided with called upon to say the Anthony’s untimely demise, but it does point out the country to be divided. It United States. imaginary boundaries, pledge, think about those absurdity of public outrage over a single perceived is an acknowledgement When I was younger, I yet united to a common words. Make sure you injustice gone unpunished when the world we live in that we are subject to the remember hearing a re- cause, and that’s love of mean them, and then is literally filled with undeniable injustices that con- country. show your allegiance by tinue to go unpunished - and largely unpublicized. sovereignty of Almighty cording of a monologue by God. It is a statement of the well-known comedian Of America. working to keep America pride that our nation will Red Skelton. Originally And to the Republic - a strong. The Nashville News

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The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. To see full text of proposed legislation via Internet, go to www.arkleg.state.ar.us Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, July 7, 2011 • Page 3 meet Fellowship Hall LOCKESBURG of First Baptist Church. Early FilEs If you want to bring a From the pages of the 132-year-old Nashville News TIDBITS little potluck something to share that is always Compiled by Cecil Harris By Susie Thompson and Donna Gallaher welcome as well. ************** The First United Methodist 35 Years Ago Church is hosting a Back July 2, 1976 Have you ever been too be sent to: Lockesburg to School Give Away on NASHVILLE - A Marshall, tired to sleep? Monday City Council, P. O. Box 14, July 30. Texas employee (Claud night was one of those Lockesburg, AR 71846. They will be happy to Poulan) of International nights for one of us and All items should be in by take donations to help Paper in 1946 developed the other one doesn’t Thursday noon. with this Community a “bow guide” for cutting remember moving from Mark your calendar, Outreach. trees and trimming limbs. midnight until 8 a.m. the Provo Volunteer Fire Everything is being That was the We are retrieving all the Department is having given away at no cost, forerunner of the Poulan results from Fireworks in Bingo night on Saturday (however, donations will chainsaw, which will be the Park events and the July 16. The good news be welcomed and all manufactured in Nashville Car Show. Tune in next is they are going to host cash donations on that beginning this October. week for the Grand Finale. Bingo Night the third day will be given to the Phil Collins, personnel For now we do want to Saturday of each month! Benevolence fund of the director for the Beaird- say a huge thanks to all The evening begins at Lockesburg Ministerial Poulan company told of those who worked, created 6 p.m. and don’t worry Alliance). We love this the company background events, and donated time about supper….the Provo idea with the economy prior to showing a film and or goods for this Community Building like it is. Now that The on the industry and the event. The addition of an concession stand is open Fourth Of July is over, making of its product. Adult Summer Reading There are still some un- start going through those Collins said the training Program was a success at fried, fried pies, in the closets and checking last schedule would begin the Lockesburg Library freezer at First Baptist year’s school clothes and July 6th in the former this year. Church. They are $15 get ready to trade. Anderson Box building In the month of June a dozen and include This truly is a brilliant near the post office. the participants read Chocolate, Coconut, idea. Of course they will 63 titles of which 28 Apple, and Peach. The Arkansas Industrial Former Immanuel Baptist Pastor A.D. Stuckey and wife, be passing out school different countries were To order or for more Development Corporation Merle. supplies from school lists and the Employment represented. The winners information contact First that will be available at all Security Division will accomplishments during He has lived in only four of the drawing are Ruth Baptist Church at 289- the stores. assist in the training of his stay in Nashville was communities during this Taylor, Rose Winer and 2121, for purchase and They need those potential employees. the construction of a new time. Debbie Ayers. Let’s all pick-up information. All items as well. Items you Collins said the church, which is located remember that taking proceeds go to Church wish to donate can be Nashville plant would be near the high school. August, 1976 a trip can be as easy as Camp Scholarships either dropped off at the First highly automated and “Our feelings are of DIERKS - Gov. David reading a book about this year or next. United Methodist Church would employ about 125 appreciation and love for Pryor will ride in Saturday’s some faraway place. It truly As of now there are 40 Fellowship Hall from persons by the first of the the entire community,” he parade in Dierks for the is one world with many campers headed for Spring 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 on July year. said. “It’s been a pleasure- fourth annual Pine Tree stories. Library hours Lake Baptist Assembly 12. If that is not a good -a real delight living here.” Festival. are 9:30 – 12 and 1-5 on next Monday. time for you, please call August 6, 1976 The Stuckeys Chairman Steve Lites Wednesday and Thursday For more information Pastor Terry Chapman at NASHVILLE - “These commented on the said Thursday that the and 9 – 12 on Saturday. about this and scholarships (479) 234-1676 or Vanessa have been the best 10 excellent cooperation sponsoring Jaycees had The Lockesburg Lion’s available please call Jack Thompson at (870) 584- years of our lives,” said between the public been notified that the Club will meet on July 12 Gilliland at First Baptist 9382. A Single Shot Triple Rev. A.D. Stuckey. schools, news media and governor would attend. and 26 at noon at the Bank Church at (870) 289-2121. Barrel Rossi Set is on He and his wife, Merle, people of Nashville. “It’s In addition, three Pine of Lockesburg. It is at the Don’t forget the challenge display at Baker’s Bargain watched the movers load an unusual community…” Bluff Shrine units and the Bank of Lockesburg for block is available for a House in De Queen. their furniture on a truck he noted. Texarkana Antique Car you to visit. new raffle quilt with the It is being raffled off yesterday for a move to El Their destination is Club will appear, making The Lockesburg City Lockesburg Quilters and for the Provo Volunteer Dorado. Grace Baptist Church in the parade possibly the Council will meet in Crafters Guild. Pick up Fire Department and will Rev. Stuckey has been El Dorado, where he will largest ever held in Dierks. regular session at 6:30 a square of the challenge be given away at the Kids pastor at Immanuel Baptist assume his new duties on Singer Skeeter Davis p.m. at Lockesburg City fabric and create a one of Rodeo and BBQ on Sept.17. Church since October, Sunday. will perform Saturday Hall on July 12. a kind block that fits your If you want tickets, 1966. One of the major Rev. Stuckey has been night at the arena. If you have business personality. contact any member preaching for 36 years. you would like to discuss Play Night is held at 6 of the Provo VFD, or at with the council, please p.m. and the challenge Baker’s Bargain House. To call (870) 289-3261 and fabric and ideas are get items in Lockesburg Howard County Land Transactions ask to have your name there for the taking. To Tidbits, send e-mail to placed on the agenda, or participate in the current mommasusie1953@yahoo. for June 27-July 1, 2011 write a letter with your project just bring your com or call her at (870) request asking for Council sewing machine and 784-0993. Warranty Deed - K. Warranty Deed (re- Holly Addition to the town Attention. Letters can cutting supplies. They LeAnne Daniel, grantor, to recorded) - Peggy of Dierks, Howard County. Outdoor Expo Cheri M. Helms and David Greenslade Booker and Quitclaim Deed - Alan Helms, grantees, Lots Joe Booker, grantors, to Edward Holliday Sr. and Archery Series shoot set ThIS COLUmn BROUGhT 2, 3, 4 and the north 15 ft. Amos Kropf and Renita Jean Holliday, grantors, for July 30 TO yOU By: of Lot 5 in Block 27 in the Kropf, grantees, NE¼ of to Wayne Reed and Lavon The Nashville City Park town of Nashville, Howard SE¼, 39.78 ac. m/l; AND E½ Reed, grantees, part of will present the 2011 Lockesburg branch County. $75,000 of W½ of SE¼, 40 ac. m/l, SW¼ NE¼ of Section Outdoor Expo Archery Competition Series on Warranty Deed - all in Section 10, Township 36, Township 8S, Range 3402 Camellia • Lockesburg • 870-289-2400 Equal Sat., July 30. Housing Diamond Bank, grantee, 11S, Range 27W, Howard 29W, 0.53 ac. m/l, Howard This new event will Member FDIC Lender to David Goss and Susan County. $88,300 County. feature a series of archery Goss, grantees, Lots 1, 2 Warranty Deed - Greg Quitclaim Deed - Scott competition shoots on and 3 in Block 13 of Holly Westfall and Laurie Hicks and Sheila Hicks, the last Saturday of July Addition to the town of Westfall, grantors, to grantors, to Anthony and August, leading up to Dierks, Howard County. Richard Lawson and Mary Hicks and Sarah Hicks, the last archery shoot in $20,000 Lawson, grantees, part grantees, E½ SW¼ NE¼ September, which is part Card of Thanks Special Warranty of Ne¼ SE¼ of Section AND S½ of NE¼ of NW¼ of the 2011 Outdoor Expo Words fail us to express our deep gratitude Deed - Fannie Mae 33, Township 7S, Range of Section 5, Township & Fall Festival on Sept. 24. There will be three to everyone for the many kindnesses and the a/k/a Federal National 27W, 0.75 ac. m/l, Howard 10S, Range 27W, Howard divisions; a Men’s division, Mortgage Association, County. $80,000 County. thoughtful words of comfort shown to us. Women’s division, and 15 Not only have you shown your caring at grantor, to Hoime Warranty Deed - Big Oak Warranty Deed - Edward and under co-ed division. America LLC, grantee, II Partnership, grantor, to A. Nyeholt, grantor, to Entry fee is $15 for all Daddy’s passing, but while he was with us in Lot 31 in Timberlane Unit Howard County Children’s Lutricia Lynn McRaven, divisions; Prizes will be this life many of you cared for him in so many 1 Subdivision, Dierks, Center, grantee, part of grantee, part of SE¼ NE¼ awarded for 1st place ways. Howard County. $16,000 E½ of Block 27 in New of Section 23, Township $35, and 2nd place We thank God for each of you. Warranty Deed - Gary Nashville Addition to the 8S, Range 29W, 6 ac. m/l, $15. 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First Baptist Church in Hot sleeve. edo while the groomsmen wore Springs was the setting for The brides attendants wore black tuxedos with latte vests the double ring ceremony of latte strapless ball gowns and and ties. Heather Lindsay Hill and Aaron carried fresh ivory rose and Ushers were Dustin Hill of Lit- Robert Brasel. Michael Pound- hydrangea bouquets. tle Rock, Matthew Hill of Dierks, ers officiated at the June 4 cer- Matron of honor was Brooke Chris Willis of Harrison and Josh emony. McClung of New Braunsfel, Freeman of Russellville. The stage of the sanctuary Texas, and maid of honor was Wedding attendants were was filled with ivory arrange- Lauren Boles of Fayetteville. Mary Margaret Fox of Fayette- ments of roses, hydrangeas and Bridesmaids were Rebecca ville and Brooke Ciarletti of willow as well as pillar candles Hill of Dierks, Candy Foster Rome, Italy. on black candelabras. The cou- of Berryville, Anna Eudy of Pianist was Bernice Lowrey ple repeated their vows between Arkadelphia, Sarah Whisen- and organist was Carol Rich- black iron columns draped with hunt of Cabot, Brittany Harp of ardson both of Hot Springs. ivory organza and fresh billow- Greenwood, Tasha Roe of Fort The wedding coordinator was ing arrangements. Vocalist Tim Smith, and Lindsay Laubach of Wanda Thorp of Hot Springs. Meitzen of Fayetteville sang Fayetteville. A reception was held at the “Lost in This Moment” after Honorary bridesmaids were Hot Springs Country Club. the presentation of the bride Kaitlyn, Madison and Konner Guests were served a buffet and “Grow Old With Me” as the Harkey all of Broken Bow, OK styled Mexican Fiesta meal couple lit the unity candle. and Jessica Johnson of Prairie along with fruit and chocolate. Parents of the couple are Gro- Grove. They are cousins of the The wedding cake was a five ver and Ramona Hill of Dierks bride and wore black cocktail tier white cake adorned with and Harold and Karen Brasel of dresses and carried fresh bou- fresh roses and hydrangeas. Jasper, AR. The bride’s grand- quets of hydrangeas and roses. The three tier chocolate grooms parents are Wendell and Shirley Flower girls were niece of cake was decorated with Razor- Hosey of Mineral Springs and the groom, Alexis Foster of Ber- backs and a large A on top. The the late Lewis and Norene Hill ryville and the bride’s niece, Rockets of Little Rock provided and James Whisenhunt. The Addison Hill of Dierks. Each entertainment. A candy bar and groom’s grandparents are Bar- wore ivory Olivia Kate Couture a Krispy Kreme donut bar were bara Henderson of Jasper and dresses and ballet slippers. provided as thank you gifts from Sam & Karen Shelton of Harrison Ring bearers were nephews the couple. and the late Guy and Jessie Bra- of the bride and groom, Ezra After honeymooning in Great sel and V.J. Henderson. Foster of Berryville and Andrew Exuma, Bahamas the couple is The bride, given in marriage Hill of Dierks. residing in Nashville. by her father, wore a strapless Serving as Best Men were REHEARSAL DINNER ivory lace Enzoani gown with a Colby Roe of Fort Smith and Bob Harold and Karen Brasel sweetheart neckline, trumpet Veach of Russellville. Grooms- hosted a rehearsal dinner on skirt and a scalloped hemline. men were Wes Ward of San Fri., June 3 at the Quapaw Bath- To accent her gown she chose Diego, CA, Jamison Foster of house on Bathhouse Row in Hot an ivory floral belt adorned Berryville, Cameron Jones of Springs. The meal was catered Heather Lindsay Hill Brasel with beads. The cathedral veil Harrison, Matthew Hudson of by Special Touch Catering. SHOWERS Jenkins, in Dierks at Holly Creek was edged in lace. Heather’s Hasty, Justin Sharp of Conway, Fresh arrangements of roses The couple was honored with Missionary Baptist Church and bouquet was fresh ivory roses, Ernie Yeager of Jasper and Ty- and hydrangeas were used as several miscellaneous showers: a family and friends shower and hydrangeas and stock accented ler Martindale of Fayetteville. centerpieces on tables covered in De Queen at the home of Judi cookout was held in Jasper. with a pearl and rhinestone The groom wore a black tux- with ivory cloths. Lost Dog In Murfreesboro Area Youth Tennis registration underway Reward • 1-870-845-8608 Interested in Tennis? ation would like to invite participate. There will experience are welcome! Gus is a chocolate/ Nashville Parks & Recre- youth from the area to be a $20 registration fee. Registration forms are White Australian Practice and matches will available at the Nashville “GUS” be held at the Nashville City Park office by calling Shepherd with a City Park. All levels of (870) 845-7405. bobtail. He looks like Vacation Closing a border Collie. Dr. Patel will be out of the He is very loved and ofice for vacation July 21 very missed! Please, Please help through August 12. His of- him ind his way ice will reopen on Monday, home! August 15. Please contact this ofice immediately to schedule an appointment or obtain a medication reill. Thank You. Hasmukh M Patel MD Internal Medicine 870-845-2203 Beneit Fish Fry Saturday, July 9, 2011 1310 Fulton Union Baptist Church Fulton, Arkansas A shower, silent auction, Fish Plates $7 • Dine In or Carry Out chances on a homemade Serving From 4pm - 6pm A gospel singing will follow quilt, a 270 remington rile, now at From 6pm - 8pm and a dinner will be held Proceeds will beneit David Green at the Umpire Fire Depart- to help with cancer treatment expenses. Power For more information call ment on Saturday, July 9 Pat Hall - 870-388-6924 or 870-703-2613 from 4:00 - 6:00 pm for Pharmacy Donations may be mailed to: Linda Lynch & Flo Buck- Fulton Union Baptist Church ley Their home home was S. 4th St. • Nashville P.O. Box 244 destroyed in a wind storm. 845-1413 Fulton, Arkansas 71838 NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, July 7, 2011 • Page 5 Howard County 4-Hers recognized as Arkansas 4-H teen stars

Teen Stars: Kathleen Lance, Lauren Ince and Caleb Shepherd. Garrett Lance, Ace Rice, Kathleen Lance, Daniel Ince, Lauren Ince, Jonathon Lance, Caleb Shepherd, Lydia Gaddis and Crystal Gaddis. By Jean A. Ince nity service. leb’s main project is where eight youth from ence theme focused on speakers and met with County Extension Agent- Approximately 45 Swine. Howard County partici- “Building Leadership 4-H youth from across Staff Chair youth were recognized Other requirements pated. Skills Through 4-H.” the state. Three Howard County at the event. include demonstrating The group included 4-H Ambassadors, For more information 4-H members were rec- To be named an Ar- outstanding leadership, Ace Rice, Lydia Gad- Crystal Gaddis, Jona- on 4-H in Howard Coun- ognized as Arkansas kansas 4-H Teen Star, a integrity of character, dis, Crystal Gaddis, thon Lance, and Daniel ty, contact the Exten- 4-H Teen Stars at the an- 4-H member must be 15 demonstrating high Jonathon Lance, Kath- Ince, taught some of the sion Office at 870-845- nual Teen Star Banquet years old and must have moral standards and leen Lance, Daniel Ince, workshops during the 7517 or visit our office held on June 21 at the completed a minimum high goals, outstanding Lauren Ince, and Caleb conference. located on the second C.A. Vines Arkansas 4-H of two years of work as achievement in both Shepherd. The group also heard floor of the courthouse. Center. a 4-H member. project and service ac- Garrett Lance also several motivational Those receiving rec- All three of these 4-H tivities, ability to work attended the banquet ognition included Caleb members have been with others, positive where he was a server Shepherd, son of Terrell involved in 4-H for over attitude, interest in the for the special occasion. and Mary Shepherd of nine years. 4-H program, and a gen- This year’s confer- Dierks, Kathleen Lance, They joined 4-H at the eral interest in organi- daughter of Glenn and age of 5 as Cloverbuds. zations and activities Cynthia Lance of Nash- Moving Sale Kathleen and Lau- for youth development. ville and Lauren Ince, ren are members of the The Teen Star program 518 N 2nd daughter of Mike and Shooting Stars 4-H Club. also provides opportu- Thursday • 8-5 Jean Ince of Nashville. Caleb is a member of nities for future college The Arkansas 4-H Teen Friday • 8-5 the Show N’ Shine 4-H scholarships. Stars is a recognition Saturday • 8-5 Club. The banquet was program for Arkansas entire household Kathleen’s main proj- conducted during the 4-H members who have furnishings & ect is Home Environ- annual Arkansas 4-H outstanding achieve- some furniture ment, Lauren’s main Teen Leader Conference ment in the areas of 4-H project in 4-H is Foods projects and activities, and Nutrition and Ca- leadership, an commu- GARAGE SALE 200 S. Main Street (behind Juanita Smith Tax Service) Friday 8-4 • Saturday 8-Noon Storage building clean out! Furniture, tools, baby clothes and too much to mention Sale includes contents of Mineral Springs unit #11

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mented improvements to of 2011 was the second- URGED the water intake system driest in history, with 0.21 From Page 1 for helping to ease the inches of total precipita- Dunaway said the “upper water intake burden. tion. Total rainfall for the lake” reservoir is down “One of the reasons year is roughly four inches by approximately two why we’re not in a bind is below average. feet and that the city is because of the line they Records also show that pumping water from the put in about two years Independence Day week- Little Missouri River on a ago,” he said. end was the hottest of the constant basis. According to weather year so far with average Mayor Billy Ray Jones records kept by South- temperatures climbing to praised previously-imple- west Arkansas Radio, June 103 degrees.

Working like a large con- trict residents may dial ROSS ference call, constituents into the call at themselves From Page 1 will have the opportunity at the specified time us- included PIN code: to ask Ross questions and ing the following toll free Phone: 1-877-269-7289, voice their concerns on an number and the included PIN: 14573. array of issues. PIN code: Phone: 1-877- Anyone may listen to the As on previous calls, 269-7289, PIN: 14573. call and specific instruc- Ross will ask a series of In addition to the July tions will be given to call- survey questions through- 11 town hall, the next Alicia Patrick, Clovy Keaster and Tammy Young help Clyde Keaster celebrate his retirement ers if they would like to out the call to gauge the three calls will be held on after 52 years as a pharmacist at Nashville Drug. Keaster was also awarded citations from the ask Congressman Ross a feelings of the callers to- Tues., Aug. 2; Tues., Sept. city and the Arkansas State Senate honoring his service. question. ward several issues. 20; and, Tues., Oct. 11. Photo by Cecil Harris “The feedback from Callers will be able to Details for these calls these calls has been very respond by pressing the and all future calls for positive and constituents numbers ‘1’ or ‘2’ on their the rest of 2011 will be from all over the district phone and the survey announced in the me- have asked me to continue results will be announced dia and posted online at holding these important live throughout the call. ross.house.gov/events. events,” said Ross. “The live surveys pro- Constituents can also “Unfortunately, people vide a way for each caller sign up for e-mail news who work during the day, to share his or her attitude alerts to be notified of parents of small children toward a particular issue,” each telephone town hall or senior citizens have said Ross. event at ross.house.gov difficulty leaving work or “This is an interactive and by clicking on the e- home to attend a town hall way of allowing all of the news signup icon. meeting. callers to participate in “I look forward to hear- So, I host these calls be- the call and share their ing from people through- cause I can bring the town thoughts as we discuss out Arkansas’s Fourth hall right to them, even the important issues fac- Congressional District when my duties require ing our nation today.” on these calls and at me to be in our nation’s Some residents in Ar- my town hall meetings. capital for votes. kansas’s Fourth Congres- It’s these type of public They are an easy and sional District may receive events that help people convenient way for people an automated telephone stay informed, have a I represent to ask ques- call from Ross’s office that direct line to their con- Little Red School House students and staff celebrated ‘T-shirt’ week June 20-24. tions, get updates on ac- will give them the option gressman and share their The students brought t-shirts, painted them with various designs and then wore tivities in Washington and to be automatically con- own ideas on the great them on June 24. Students from Debbie Turbeville, Juanita Tait, Sarah Hicks, hear my position on the nected into the telephone challenges that face our Kayla Funderburk and Angela Wynn. Carolyn Scott is the owner and director. issues all from the comfort town hall. nation,” said Ross. Submitted photo of their own home.” In addition, Fourth Dis- process her winnings. Do not participate in this SCAM The Dierks resident in stat- type of activity. You will From Page 1 ed that the person calling lose your money. of the card. The caller her talked with a foreign If it sounds too good to be claimed they needed this to accent. true, it probably is. www.nashvillenews.org

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Page 8 • Thursday, July 7, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Sports Dierks teams start march to Dixie Youth World Series Friday Dierks teams in three different age Dierks is joined by Lafayette County, at 10 a.m. The 8 p.m. games will include Caddo groups will begin their quest to win their Gurdon, Caddo River and Diamond Lakes The loser of game one will face the loser River American and Gurdon in game three respective Dixie Youth World Series titles in a double elimination tournament to be of game two at 10 a.m. Saturday. and Lafayette County and Diamond Lakes Friday as Small Town State tournaments held at Nashville City Park. Eight teams will travel to De Queen to in game four. kick off in three locations in Southwest Dierks will kick things off Friday at 5 compete in the AA Small Town State tour- The losers of the first round games will Arkansas. p.m. against Lafayette County, followed by nament, with games beginning at 6 p.m. face one another at 9 a.m. Saturday and the Nashville will play host to the Dixie Diamond Lakes and Caddo River at 7 p.m. Friday. winners will play at 11 a.m. Youth Majors Small Town State Tourna- Gurdon draws the bye and will begin Dierks will face Sevier American at 6 p.m. Gurdon will host the Dixie Youth AAA ment, with Dierks joining four other 11-12 their tournament Saturday against the win- in game one, with Hope and Caddo River Small Town State tournament this week- year old teams from the area. ner of the Dierks/Lafayette County game National also playing at 6 p.m. in game two. end. No details are known at press time. Scrappers hope for repeat at state’s oldest 7 on 7 tournament Dewayne Holloway Nashville won the large school bracket and Russellville. p.m., Benton at 2 p.m. and they will wrap Sports Editor last year and defeated the host team to Each school will play the remaining things up with DeWitt at 4:30 p.m. FOUNTAIN LAKE – The Nashville become last year’s overall winner. teams in their division once in a round The top two teams in each division will Scrappers will defend last year’s title at The Scrappers will once again compete robin format with Nashville starting their face one another at the end of the round the state’s oldest 7 on 7 tournament this in the large school division, which is day with Clinton at 9:30 a.m. robin in a title game. Saturday. comprised of schools in 4A through 6A They will face Lake Hamilton at 11:05 The small school division is made up This will be the 16th installment of the classifications. a.m. before squaring off against confer- of Fountain Lake, Centerpoint, Magazine, Fountain Lake 7 on 7 Tournament, which Nashville will be joined in the large ence rival Pulaski Academy at 12:20 p.m. Mansfield, Perryville, Russellville JV and is split up into two divisions based on school division by Pulaski Academy, The second half of the day will pit the Smackover. Fountain Lake is the defend- school size. Benton, Clinton, DeWitt, Lake Hamilton Scrappers against Russellville at 1:10 ing champion in the small school division. Bob Burton remembered with inaugural event at Diamond Park Speedway The first annual “Bob He was well thought of Street Stock Feature 11th #1X Tommy Cog- Kilcrease/Nashville 2nd #10X Dwight Burton Memorial Race” and many of his friends 1st #26F Cole Farmer/ burn/Norman 4th #14 Jason Ed- Weeks/Amity was held Sat., July 2, in and family were in atten- Glenwood Heat Winners: Wood- wards/Texarkana 3rd #72 Amanda Ham- front of a huge crowd. dance to help honor him. 2nd #2 Thomas Wood- ruff, Young, Farmer(2) 5th #11 W Stephanie ilton/Nashville Cole Farmer of Glen- The track also continued ruff/Nashville Southern Stock Feature Woody/Mt. Ida 4th #2B George Don- wood, driver of the #26F a 19 year tradition of 3rd #71 Joel Young/ 1st #2 Thomas Wood- 6th #71 Tyler Young/ aldson/New Hope Street Stock car, went having a fireworks show Norman ruff/Nashville Norman Heat Winners: Carver home with a $1,000 pay at intermission thanks 4th #27 Jason Crow/ 2nd #55X Jason Nee- 7th #13 Michael Fa- (2) day as the track remem- to Lloyd Woodruff of Hot Springs ley/Nashville gan/Amity Diamond State bered local racing leg- LandW Scrap Metal and 5th #15 Shane Bailey/ 3rd #48 Shelley Carv- 8th #4 Zach Cogburn/ Dwarf Car Feature end Bob Burton from M.J. Scott. Kirby er/Lockesburg Norman 1st # 44T Terapin Delight. The track will have 6th #2T Neil Kemp/ 4th #40 Taylor Carver/ 9th #40 Miranda Carv- Cornwell/Shreveport, Burton helped the regular racing this Sat- Kirby Lockesburg er/Lockesburg La. track in its early years urday, July 9, along with 7th #29 Clark Plyler/ Heat Winners: Neeley, 10th #54 Clint Shur- 2nd #59 Jeff Newkirk/ with many things includ- a greased pig chase at Glenwood T. Carver tleff/Ashdown Roland ing the current rules intermission and adult 8th #72 Lonnie Young/ Factory Stock Feature 11th #48J Jim Jordan/ 3rd #03 Ron McGuire/ package in street stock. tickets will be just $ 5. Benton 1st #24 Michael Shur- Blevins Jessieville 9th #52H Howard Hill/ tleff/Foreman Heat Winners: M. 4th #6 Buddy Chap- Nashville High School will be having an orien- Broken Bow, OK 2nd #1X Eric Diggs/ Shurtleff, C. Shurtleff, mond/Royal tation night for each grade during July. Parents are 10th #41X Clifford Glenwood Cogburn 5th #97 Scott Barlowe/ required to come to this meeting with their child. Mussett/Nashville 3rd #14J Justin Pure Stock Feature Magnolia Class schedules will be handed out along with 1st #41 Brian Carver/ Heat Winners: Mc- handbooks, testing and graduation information and Lockesburg Guire, Newkirk parents may pay locker ($5) and parking fees ($10) HOWARD COUNTY at this time. Students not attending with a parent on these FARMER’S MARKET nights will not be allowed to make any schedule Wilson Park site of Dixie changes for the 2011-2012 school year. We hope OPEN each of you have a fun and safe summer. Please call FRIDAY & Boys State Tournament the high school with any questions you might have NASHVILLE – Nashville Dixie Baseball will welcome 845-3261. SATURDAY four other teams to town as they host the 19 and under Enjoy your summer! state tournament at Wilson Park this weekend. Washington St. (between 7:00 a.m. til sold out June 20th - July 1st Summer School @ NHS 8-3 Nashville will be joined by Ashdown, Texarkana, Howard & Hempstead) WIC APPROVED July 18th-29th Second Summer School Sevier County and Hope. Session @ NHS 8-3 HOME GROWn anD/OR HOME MaDE! Nashville and Ashdown will start things off Fri., July July 20th-22nd Senior Pictures @ NHS Howard County Extension Agent Jean 8, at 7 p.m., with Texarkana and Sevier County pairing July 25th 10th Grade Orientation Ince will be giving Fresh Produce Grilling up in game two Saturday at 10 a.m. @ NHS 6:00 p.m. Demonstrations Friday & Saturday. Grow- Hope draws a bye and will play the winner of game one at 1 p.m. Saturday. July 26th 11th Grade Orientation ers will be providing samples of recipes The first game in the loser’s bracket will start at 4 @ NHS 6:00 p.m using market produce. Come and sample p.m. Saturday. 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Ince Squash is a favorite summertime vegetable Staff chairman UofA Cooperative Extension Or it can be sautéd, Summer squash is best vegetable that is a favor- and sauté until tender and Service • Howard County steamed, baked, or grilled. when harvested at a ten- ite this time of the year. brown. I usually cover the Squash can be shred- der, young stage. I hope you enjoy it while skillet with a lid to aid in Every summer I look All types are available ded and added to casse- The entire squash, in- you can! getting the potatoes fork forward to enjoying fresh throughout the summer roles, soups, and baked cluding soft rinds and For more information tender. summer squash right out months and can be pre- goods. seeds, is edible – even raw. on home food preserva- of the garden. pared in many ways. You can also enjoy it Squash can be enjoyed tion, contact the Howard Nashville soccer This year has been no Summer squash is not raw in a salad. If you don’t either fresh or you can County Extension Service exception. In fact, I am only a favorite vegetable have a garden at home freeze it for use later in at 870-845-7517 or visit registration having a hard time using this time of the year, it is that produces summer casseroles, baked goods our office located on the all that I have harvested. also very nutritious. squash, you can purchase or steamed. second floor of the court- nashville Parks & rec- Many other people must Summer squash is low fresh squash at the local To freeze summer house. reation will host the 2011 be having the same prob- in calories with only 18 farmer’s market or at a squash, choose young Information for this ar- Soccer Season. Youth from lem, because I have re- calories per cup. Squash supermarket. squash with tender skin. ticle was adapted from a Mineral Springs, dierks, ceived several telephone naturally contain no fat, When choosing sum- Wash and cut in ½-inch fact sheet from the Univer- Murfreesboro and nash- mer squash to buy; look slices. sity of California Coopera- calls about proper home cholesterol, or sodium. ville are welcome. here is preservation of summer They are a source of for squash that are tender, Water blanch the sliced tive Extension, Division of well developed and firm. squash in boiling water for Agriculture and Natural a $40 registration fee, that squash. fiber which is a nutrient includes the team t-shirt. This has prompted me we all need to increase in Look at the skin color. 3 minutes. Cool promptly, Resources. age division is determined to develop this week’s our diet. Choose squash that has drain and package, leaving Recipe of the Week article to everything you Summer squash is a a glossy, brightly colored, ½-inch headspace. Seal While I have enjoyed by the age of your child as want to know about sum- good source of vitamin A, intact skin that is neither and freeze. summer squash in a vari- of aug. 1, 2011. mer squash and the differ- iron, potassium and cal- hard nor tough. If you plan to use zuc- ety of ways, this is my all here are ive diferent ent ways you can enjoy it. cium. Summer squash is Avoid extra large chini squash in baked time favorite way to eat age divisions, 6 & under Summer squash actual- an excellent source of vi- squash, which has a dull goods, you can freeze it summer squash. (co-ed), 8 & under (co- ly comes in four different tamin C, containing 32 per- appearance and a hard, by grating it first. Choose Squash, Potato, Onion ed), 10& under (co-ed), types. Crookneck (the one cent of the recommended rough surface. young, tender zucchini. Medley 12 & under (co-ed) and Once you have picked Wash and grate. Steam 2 to 3 medium potatoes, we are most familiar with), daily requirements for this 15& under (co-ed). Prac- Italian Squash (sometimes nutrient. or purchased your squash blanch in small quanti- peeled and cubed you will need to take some ties 1 to 2 minutes until 3 to 4 yellow summer tice and games will be held referred to as zucchini), Squash can be enjoyed at the nashville city Park. Scallop, and Straight neck in a variety of ways. You care in handling and stor- translucent. squash, sliced all levels of experience are are the four types of sum- can eat it raw with your ing it properly for use. Pack in measured 1 onion, sliced length- mer squash. favorite low-fat dip. Summer squash loses its amounts (what you will wise welcome. quality quickly especially need for a recipe) into 2 Tablespoons flour registration forms may when held in a warm or containers, leaving ½-inch 2 to 3 Tablespoons be picked up at the nash- hot temperature. headspace. Cool by plac- canola or olive oil ville city Park oice, Therefore, take it home ing the containers in cold Salt and pepper to taste 1301 West Johnson Street. as soon as possible after water. Seal and freeze. Combine vegetables Phone (870) 845-7405 be- purchasing it. If the squash is watery in a medium sized bowl. tween the hours of 8 a.m. Squash should be when thawed, discard the Sprinkle with the flour, salt and 4:30 p.m. Monday stored in the pantry (in liquid before using the and pepper. Stir to coat. a plastic bag) for up to zucchini. Meanwhile, heat oil in through Friday. a week or for a couple of Summer squash is a a large non-stick skillet. deadline to register is days in the refrigerator. versatile and nutritious Pour vegetables into oil Fri., aug. 26. Aaron R. Brasel SIMPLIFY YOUR FINANCES. 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 BRaSEL LaW FIRM, PLLC • Criminal Defense • Civil Lawsuits Josh Tice Financial Advisor . www.edwardjones.com MemberMember SIPC CIPF • Custody & Divorce • Wills & Estate Planning 106 South Main St Nashville, AR 71852 870-451-9232 P.O. Box 813 Ofice: 870-845-4100 Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores Nashville, AR 71852 Fax: 845-4103 PUBLIC NOTICE www.nashvillenews.org IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS CIVIL DIVISION NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN REGIONS BANK PLAINTIFF vs. No. CV 2009-154-2 ACADEMY JERRY A. WESTFALL and SHARON M. WESTFALL; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Today’s school with old school values Acting Through the United States Department of Agriculture DEFENDANTS Now enrolling for… nOtICE OF FORECLOSuRE SaLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in pursuance of the authority and directions 2011-2012 Academic School Year: contained in the decretal Order of the Circuit Court of Howard County, Arkansas, entered on the 29th day of November, 2010, in a certain cause (No. CV-154-2) then PreK-2, PreK-3, PreK-4, K-6th grades pending therein between Regions Bank, plaintiff, and Jerry A. Westfall and Sharon M. Westfall, defendants, the undersigned, as commissioner of said court, will offer ABEKA curriculum taught by Pensacola for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front entrance of the County Courthouse in Nashville, Arkansas, in which said court is held, in the County of Christian College/ABEKA trained and/or Howard, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on the 28th day of July, 2011, at 10:00 a.m., the following real property situated in Howard County, state accredited staff. NCA is located at Ma- Arkansas: TRACT 1: ranatha Baptist Church, 300 Trenton Blvd., The Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter, and the West Quarter of PO Box 128, Nashville, AR., 870 845 5651 the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 22, Township 7 South, Range 27 West, containing 50 acres, more or less, in Howard County, Nashville Christian Academy admits stu- Arkansas, subject to all existing assessments, building lines, encroachments, easements, mineral reservations and/or conveyances, rights of way, dents of any race, color & national or ethnic restrictions and reservations of record TRACT 2: origin. The Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; and the South three-fourths of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 23, Township 7 South, Range 27 West, containing 110 acres, more or less, in Howard County, Arkansas, LESS AND EXCEPT part of the said Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter, de PUBLIC NOTICE scribed as follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner of the said Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter, thence East 366 feet, thence North 191 feet, PROPOSED BUDGET OF EXPENDITURES TOGETHER WITH TAX LEVY FOR thence West 92 feet, thence North 281 feet, thence West 274 feet, thence FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1,2012 TO AND INCLUDING JUNE 3O,2013 South 472 feet to the point of beginning, excepting 3.37 acres, more or less, The Board of Directors of Mineral Springs School District of Howard County,Arkansas and containing 106.63 acres more or less, subject to all existing assessments, in compliance with the requirements of Ark. Code Ann.§6-13-622 and Amendment 74 building lines, encroachments, easements, mineral reservations and/or con of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, has prepared, approved, and does hereby veyances, rights of way, restrictions and reservations of record. make public a proposed budget of expenditures for the district in 20l2-13 together with Subject only to the right of redemption of the united States of america for a a supporting tax rate as follows: period of 120 days from the date of sale pursuant to 18 U.S.C., § 2410 and 26 U.S.C. 1. Salary Fund Expenditures $2,688,612 6. Non-bonded Debt Payment $ 18,066 § 7425. 2. Instructional Expense $1,006,794 7. Bonded Debt Payment TERMS OF SALE: On the day of the sale, the purchaser will pay the full purchase $153,100 price or pay ten percent of the purchase price, which is non-refundable, with the bal- 3. Maint. & Operation Exp. $ 490,923 8. Building Fund Expense $ 00 ance on a credit of three months, the purchaser, being required to execute a bond as 4. Pupil Transportation Exp. $ 209,358 9. Dedicated Maint.&Op.Exp. $ 00 required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause, with approved 5. Other Operating Expense $ 13,721 surety, bearing interest at the rate of 10.0 percent per annum from date of sale until 34 Total Mills School Tax paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the This represents no change from the previous year. The total tax levy proposed above purchase money. includes 25 mills for the maintenance and operation of schools, 0 dedicated mainte- Purchaser at said sale shall be responsible for payment of all taxes, revenue stamps, nance and operation mills dedicated for 0 purposes, and 9 mills for debt service pre- real and personal property taxes, and costs of sale. viously voted as a continuing debt service tax pledged for the retirement of existing GIVEN under my hand and seal this 5th day of July, 2011. bonded indebtedness. The district may use surplus revenues produced each year by debt service mi1lage for other purposes. BOBBIE JO GREEN, Circuit Clerk Given this 16th day of June, 2011. Mineral Springs School District Commissioner Howard County, Arkansas William Dixon, President of Board SLCWM; 54: w536 MSSD; 54: w231 Dale Gathright Jr., Secretary of Board NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, July 7, 2011 • Page 11 Mineral Springs 2011 Mineral Springs Independence Day Parade

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(870) 557- located laundry. 845-1355 or 845- Re-Advertisement 4180 or 200-2318 (dj:tf) ______POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT Yellow Rose HOWARD COUNTY For ALL your MASTER PLUMBER (Casual Position) Locksmith CHILDREN’S CENTER REQUIREMENTS: printing and oice Keys made, Locks repaired/changed, Client Instructor, Group Home • Commercial experience – 5 years in the ield preferred supply needs... Call us: Re-keying, Emergency opening (870) 557-1613 Part Time Position - Working with developmentally disabled • Must possess current Arkansas Master Plumber’s License 845-2010 David McClane, Certiied Lockesmith adult males, in a Group Home setting. Job consists of work- • Possess current Arkansas Driver’s License ing with individuals on shopping, laundry, cooking, house- • Able to work as a team member SANDY BRANCH keeping, money management and socialization skills. Work • Must be able to pass drug test and background check h&h liTTer Service schedule: evenings and part of each weekend (approximately MOBILE HOMES SALARY: Dependent upon experience Poultry House Clean-out 20 hours per week). DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: Friday, July 15, 2011 We have your mobile home needs. Must be able to pass criminal records background check, SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING Rusty Hostetler NOTE: This is a temporary position that will end no later Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high school than 15 December 2011 or before, based on project length. diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. (870) 845-2940 (870) 557-0143 APPLICATION PROCESS: Application requests and Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., returns should be directed to CCCUA, Human Resources, 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. • Residential P.O. Box 459 P.O. Box 960, De Queen, AR 71832, 870-584-4471, ext. • Commercial Dierks, Arkansas • Industrial Ryan Turner, Owner 1102, [email protected]. Applications can be downloaded at Licensed Phone: Bonded http://cccua.edu, Employment Opportunities link. In-house & Insured (870) 286-2442 FULL TIME POSITION AVAILABLE SOON applicants must submit a detailed resume and cover letter to Cell: (870) 845-9299 HOWARD COUNTY CHILDREN’S CENTER the human resource ofice.. Turner Electric Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas is an EEO/ Classroom Instructor: Working with developmentally AA/ADA employer. Qualiied minorities are encouraged to apply. disabled adults in a small group setting. Will be teaching Smith’s Mini Storage basic living skills: simple cooking, socialization, safety, CARLTON Units available in MINI STORAgE Nashville & Mineral Springs money skills, leisure skills, and community awareness. Beautiful Home Work Schedule: Monday thru Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (870) 845-3560 (870) 845-5075 All candidates must be able to pass criminal records back- on 18 acres ground check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof REALTY & PREMIER MORTAGE of high school diploma or equivalency. EOE Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc. The 1577 Hwy 371 W, Nashville, AR 71852 No Phone Calls Please Agency HOWARD COUNTY (870) 845-1011 3 BR – 2 BA – 2,589 sq. ft. – 18 acres 101 S. Main Street or 845-6100 CHILDREN’S CENTER Spacious living in the country and listing for only PArT Time PoSiTioN - Nashville, AR 71852 www.theagencyrealty.net CLIENT INSTRUCTOR, $289,000 this home features...large rooms, ceramic SUPERVISED APARTMENTS tile in baths, outstanding kitchen with Viking Frig Working with individuals with developmental disabilities, and commercial stove, grill, griddle, granite counters, MILLWOOD CORPORATION in a Supervised Apartment setting. Will work on the fol- stainless island and semi-formal dining, comfortable lowing skills: laundry, cooking, shopping, housekeeping, patio plus a walkway to creek. On the deck, there’s a Buyer of TimBer & TimBerlANd money management, grooming and socialization. Work great entertainment area with many extras, great land- schedule is for four (4) evenings during the week and part scaping, concrete driveways and extra storage. Call Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 of each Saturday (15-20 hours per week). All candidates Terry for an appointment. Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 must be able to pass criminal records background check, www.rayandassociates.net Call for your personal tour today! pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 Ray & Associates Real Estate school diploma or equivalency. E.O.E. 724 S. Main St., Nashville Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., P.O. Box 1316 Ofice: 1577 Hwy. 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. No (870) 845-2900 • (870) 904-0293 800-647-6455 Terry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 Hope, AR 71802 phone calls please. Dale Bennett • 557-6597 Page 14 • Thursday, July 7, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Meet the Vendors: Ron & Pat Stockton We met under unusual just love to grow things. bage, and we always like circumstances. As I said, we grow ev- to try new varieties. Pat’s son was in a car erything organically. Everything is grown accident which took place We use no pesticides organically. close to where I live. or herbicides and no syn- Besides gardening, I I went over to see what thetic fertilizers. love to sing and play the I could do to help and we For garden pests guitar and Pat loves to got acquainted. (bugs), we use diatoma- sew. After that, I began tak- ceous earth and organic My advice to anyone ing lunch to her where she insecticidal soap, food who wants to grow a gar- worked at Tysons. grade parathion and row den is start organic and I’ve been gardening all covers. stay organic. my life – and have always Our organic fertilizers Try to learn something used all natural organic include alfalfa pellets (or new every year. methods. powder) for nitrogen, rock We’ve learned that wa- We got involved with phosphate for phospho- tering before you plant is the Farmers’ Market rous and green sand for more effective than water- through friends who were potassium. ing afterward. coming to the market to These are the three Always keep adding sell their produce. main nutrients of fertiliz- organic amendments to Pat and Ron Stockton We had been looking for ers better known as NPK. your soil. Try new species ways to use excess pro- Adding worm castings every year. Learn what My name is Ron Stock- the area around Nashville. 1946 and is retired from duce, though we canned, gives us the vital trace grows best for you. ton. I was born April 5, My wife is Pat Chambers Tysons. froze and gave away as elements needed. We hope more and more 1949 and I am a retired Stockton. Pat was born in Arkan- much as we could. Pat We work the garden all vendors will start coming truck driver. I grew up in She was born April 16, sas, moved to Oregon and says our friends use to year long. In the winter to the market and also came back in 1981. drive up and lock their we keep covering it with that we begin seeing more I have no children, but cars before coming in, so leaves, hay and compost. diversity in vegetable pro- Pat has four – Sarah Hicks, we would not stuff their In the spring, we till these duce. Public Notice Clayton Hewitt, Jeff Hewitt vehicles full of produce. organic products into the We love lots of visitors, and Phil Handsaker. 2 cols. x 4” Nashville Water Customers N. NewsWe have four gardens and ground. so when you come bring We bring all kinds of a friend! & produce to the market: And if you have any Nashville Rural Water Customers Delicious, all-new squash, herbs, eggplant, questions about organic peppers, tomatoes, cu- gardening, we’ll be glad to In an effort to conserve water the cumbers, potatoes, cab- help you. Nashville Public Works and the PORK CHOP! Nashville Rural Water Assiciation are joining to- This true “Southern-style” treat has already become a favorite...even gather to ask all our customers to help. though we just added it to our Due to the extrememly hot weather, lack of rain and menu! 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