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HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE GREEN ROOM AT NASHVILLE CITY PARK The I Saw It In ... Nashville  NEWS March 31, 2011 USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • www.nashvillenews.org Thursday Issue 26 1 Section• 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878

WEIRD School board to fill SCIENCE construction manager AT RIGHT: Brianna Upton position next month and Kyle Carter work on Charles Goodin | Managing Editor creating model NASHVILLE - A total of 15 construction plant cells out companies have turned in statements of quali- of bread, jam, fi cation in a bid to become the school district’s crackers, construction manager. sunflower School board members received the in- seeds, jelly formation at their regular meeting Monday, beans and other where school Superintendent Doug Graham foodstuffs as announced that they will make a fi nal decision part of a unit on next month. cell differences “We’re going to look at all 15 applications and functions in Mrs. Becky and hopefully we will narrow it down,” he said. Floyd’s fifth The companies up for consideration are: grade class at Baldwin & Shell Construction Company, Nashville Beshears Construction Incorporated, CDI Con- Elementary. tractors, LLC, James H. Cone, Inc., Contech After removing Contractors, Inc., C.R. Crawford Construction, the cell wall Dayco General Contractors, East-Harding, and chloroplast Inc., Flynco, Inc., Harco Constructors, JMD (bread and Construction Services, Kinco Constructors, green olives), Nabholz Construction Services, The McDou- the students gal Group, LLC and Wade Abernathy, Inc. enjoyed a treat. Submitted photo See SCHOOL on Page 6 Job growth, loss a mixed bag for area workers Area workers received mixed signals The next day, Domtar, of Ashdown, viduals. said company president John D. Wil- this week as one major employer an- issued a press release announcing its Domtar’s statement blames a steady liams. nounced they were dramatically scaling intention to shut down one of the four decline in demand for their decision. According to the statement, the closure back operations and another announced paper machines by July, affecting ap- “Domtar is committed to keeping a will result in an aggregate pre-tax charge they were expanding them. proximately 110 employees. balance between its supply and its cus- to earnings of approximately $80 million, Firestone Building Products Company, The Prescott plant, which manufac- tomer demand. Because secular demand the majority of which will be incurred in of Prescott, announced Monday it will tures a roofi ng membrane, will increase decline in North America continues, we the second quarter of this year. add roughly 100 jobs and make a $20 mil- to 518 employees, while the Ashdown must permanently reduce our uncoated Firestone’s decision is the result of the lion expansion to its 28-year-old facility. facility will employ roughly 940 indi- freesheet paper production capacity,” closure of a South Carolina plant.

More allegations leveled against BRINGING HOME THE BACON concession stand contractor Charles Goodin | Managing Editor electrical work, though no formal NASHVILLE - A third subcon- written contract exists between the tractor has accused the company two companies. responsible for constructing a new “If this goes on much longer concession area at the city park of everybody is without work and nonpayment of bills. we’re without a home,” she told Kendra Stone, co-owner of S&S the News recently. Electric, approached city offi cials James Jackson, co-owner of about the company last week after DCJ, declined to comment on the Park Director Nikki Cherry told allegations. His attorney, Leann park commissioners that two block- Daniel, was also unavailable at cutting subcontractors had worked press time. unpaid for DCJ Construction, the Mayor Billy Ray Jones said the primary contractor on the project. city still owes DCJ around $29,000 Stone claims DCJ owes her for the work they’ve done, and that News company roughly $14,000 for See LEVELED on Page 6 advertising manager Morgan Jones (back row center) is pictured with other winners from the weekly category at the recent APA Advertising Conference. Photo courtesy of the Arkansas Press Association Former hospital employees News advertising sta wins eight awards in recent contest The Nashville News advertising team brought fi nish in the “Advertising Campaign” category, receive final checks home eight awards from the Arkansas Press As- which the 133-year-old paper won for the “Pres- Heather Grabin | Murfreesboro Diamond sociation Advertising Conference, held March ents from Santa” initiative she spearheaded. URFREESBORO - A check in the amount of 16-18 in Hot Springs. “We work very hard for our customers, and I In addition to three third place fi nishes and was glad to see that recognized,” she said. M$41,980.21 was written by Pike County Monday four second place wins, the staff took home top Other categories the News placed in include: afternoon to pay 50 former employees of Pike County honors in the “Best Use of Spot Color” category, Best Special Section, Single Ad Over 10 Inches which refers to the use of a single color in an but Under Half, Most Original Idea, Best Use of Hospital. The money has been owed to the employees advertisement. In this case, the ad receiving Humor and Best Special Section Cover. since the closure of the hospital in 2009. special recognition was a 3x3 produced for Over 650 entries were submitted to the contest Robert Couston, Investigator for It was initially thought that Master Kraft. from 26 weekly newspapers in Arkansas. The the US Department of Labor in the employees of the hospital who “I’m proud of the way these awards refl ect entries were then judged by advertising profes- Wage and Hourly Division spoke worked under the direction of on the dedication and talent of our advertising sionals from South Carolina before awards were to the Pike County Quorum Court Robert Hicks and Arthur Benson staff,” said Mike Graves, Publisher and CEO of doled out at the March banquet. March 21 to try and help the county of Southwest Arkansas Healthcare, Graves Publishing Company. The Arkansas Press Association is Arkansas’ understand why it was responsible LLC (SWAHC) would receive Advertising Manager Morgan Jones said she oldest trade organization and represents 135 for the hospital debt. See CHECKS on Page 6 was particularly proud of the News’ second place newspapers and 140 associate organizations. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 31, 2011 • Page 3 early files From the pages of the 132-year-old Nashville News Compiled by Cecil Harris Sandy Mobbs Cervantes, 49, loving mother, March 28 Sandra Lea (Mobbs) Cervantes, 49, of Trejo, all of San Angelo; fi ve grandchildren, 105 Years Ago April 16, 1921 April 25,1891 Longview, Texas, formerly of San Angelo, Sammy Jr., Jocelynn, Adrianna, Miguel April 1906 Adv. - Home Ice Cream NASHVILLE - Our Texas, died Monday, March 28, 2011 after and Lilianna; her mother, Billie Mobbs of Nashville - Nashville Co.,Ice cream made in neighbor, Hope, made a a long courageous battle with cancer. Longview; brother, Terry Don Mobbs Distilling Company was Nashville by S. H. Dildy, gallant fi ght for the Presyte- She was born April 9, 1961. and wife Laurie of Longview; two located east of Mine Creek Prop. On sale at People rian College but Clarksville Sandy graduated from Ta- nephews, Jeffery Mobbs and tum High School in 1979. She Jamey Hapner; one niece, Don- and south of the road lead- Drug Co., Whitten’s Lunch was successful in getting it. worked for Texana Security for essa Rodriguez; and one great- ing to Sand Hill. The Room, Crystal Confec- eight years as a dispatcher. nephew, Ethan Rodriguez; along distilling was owned and tionery Robinson & Son 110 Years Ago Sandy will be remembered with a multitude of aunts, uncles, operated fi rst by J. J. Rob- Cafe, Blue Ribbon Cafe April 27, 1901 for her love for her family and a cousins and friends, including her erson and later by Dave W. and Manwarring & Sul- BENGIN - Bingen is smile that could light up the room. very best friend of 29 years, Julie Henry. It was closed by livan. soon to have a telephone. She was preceded in death by her Ortega of Abilene. the Federal Government in Dr. Hutchinson went to sister, Charlotte Lynne Mobbs Hapner; Memorial sevices will be held at 1 1906 for selling whiskey 100 Years Ago the Saline River to visit the nephew, William; and father, Jimmy “JC” p.m. Saturday, April 2, at Lakeview Baptist Mobbs. Church, 10522 FM 2011 East, Longview, that had not been inspected April 15, 1911 family of John Flowers. All She is survived by two daughters, Re- Texas. by the Government. Mena - A cyclone hit members of the family had becca Lea Rodriguez, and Veronica and You may send an online at www.news- Mena last week resulting the smallpox. His wife and husband Miguel Ibarra; one son, Jimmy C. journal.com, on the obituaries link. 80 years Ago in $100,000 damage. More one child died on Tuesday April 17, 1931 than 50 buildings were de- and Mr. Flowers and an- Memphis. of curculio. Monty Cox Nashville - There will stroyed or badly damaged. other child are very ill. Monty Eugene Cox, Adv. - Dental Work - The School Board has be 53 seniors receiving 49, of Murfreesobro, died diplomas this year. This 110 Years Ago 100 Years Ago “Pure gold crown, $4.50. chosen the faculty for Sunday, March 27, 2011. is the largest number of April 17, 1901 April 22, 1911 Full upper and lower set next year as follows: E.T. He was born January 1, graduates in the history Nashville - Capt.D. P. ASHDOWN - Henry of teeth, $10.00. J.F. Here- Moody, Supt.; Lester Brad- 1962 in Murfreesboro. of High School here. The Terry sold the Nashville Pearce was hanged in the ford, Dentist, Hope, ARK.” ley, Principal and Coach; He is survived by previous largest number Telephone Co. to J. H. jail yard at Ashdown. He Mrs. Sam Leslie; Mrs. Glen his wife, Rebecca Cox was 43. The valedictorian Skillern and H. C. Withrow. had been convicted of the 80 Years ago Pebworth; Mrs. C.L. Rodg- of Murfreesboro; three is Ora Frances Farley and The new owners retained murder of his wife. April 28, 1931 ers; Miss Evelyn Hammett, daughters, Monica Teel NASHVILLE - Borers Miss Odessa Ford; Cecil and Cassondra Cox, both the salutatorian is Carlton the services of Ted Ker- A camp of Sons of Con- of Pike City, and Misty Williams Floyd. shaw as manager. federate Veterans will be are doing much damage Sheffi eld, in the Nashville Walters of Antoine; his organized at De Queen by to the peach trees in this High School. mother, Bessie Cox of 90 years ago 120 Years Ago General N.B. Forrest of area. Also there are signs Pike City; six brothers, Conrad Cox of Nathan, Ronnie Cox and Jimmy by Jean A. Ince During test time make snacks count Cox, both of Delight, Staff chairman beforehand to make sure sugars, incorporate fi ber 1 cup plain low-fat yo- Ricky Cox of Nashville, UofA Cooperative Extension Charles Cox of Pike City, Service • Howard County peanut butter is allowed and nutrients. Nutrients gurt due to food allergies other are found in the skin of ½ cup skim milk and Tony Cox of Mur- students may have. fresh fruits and vegeta- 4 ice cubes freesboro; two sisters, Brenda Harsh and Kim As each day passes, our outside, a set of jumping Don’t forget how easy bles, which is also where ½ teaspoon vanilla ex- Dixon, both of Pike City; children are getting closer jacks, a quick bike ride, or it is to wake up that old you fi nd the fi ber. Vita- tract and fi ve grandchildren. and closer to the state a game of basketball with sandwich by turning it mins are found in whole Put the banana, Funeral services were mandated test dates. Just a friend. into a wrap. Combine grains, such as bread, peanut butter, dates and held Wed., March 30, 2011 at First Christian as adults face pressures, Encourage other strips of grilled chicken pasta, crackers, pita, etc. ½ cup yogurt in a blender breast with avocado, to- When you take the whole and blend until smooth. Church, Murfreesboro, our children, especially healthy habits as well. Re- with Bro. Don Lane of- mato, and peppers in a grain out of the grains, Add the remaining ½ cup teens, do also. The pres- mind your teens that their fi ciating. sure of state mandated performance on exams has whole wheat wrap and top and remove the skin and yogurt, milk, ice cubes Burial was in Pike City exams, midterms, fi nals, a lot to do with their state with salsa. Wrap tightly in fi ber from the fruits and and vanilla extract. Blend Cemetery, under the di- and other important tests of mind, and that things foil and place in lunch box vegetables, you are left until smooth and ice is rection of Latimer Funer- can really put stress on like getting a good night’s with an ice pack to keep with just calories and few chopped. Pour into a glass al Home of Murfreesboro. You may send an on- your children, and they sleep and eating healthy it cold. nutrients. and serve right away, or Salads don’t have to be All the efforts your keep covered and refriger- line sympathy message may be tempted to turn foods will help them keep at www.latimerfuneral- to unhealthy foods for it together as they wade for dinner only. Treat your kids are making to be ate up to 4 hours. home.com. comfort. through their notes and child to a whole-wheat healthy don’t have to fall White Bean Dip I truly believe there fl ashcards. Be sure to have pasta salad with cubed apart during crunch times. 1 (16 oz.) can white Haroil Cox is no such thing as good plenty of healthy snacks lean ham or turkey. Pack Some smart snacking and beans, drained and rinsed Funeral arrangements foods and bad foods; there on hand to help fuel those crackers, fruit, and a fork, a little stress relief can go with cold water are pending for Hariol Cox are just some foods that study sessions. Remem- and your child is ready to a long way! If you are in- 1 clove garlic, peeled of Dierks, with Wilkerson we need to eat in modera- ber, there are no limits on fi nish out the day. teresting in learning more and chopped Funeral Home, Dierks. tion. The same is true of veggies – so always keep Lunch boxes don’t al- about healthy options for ¼ cup olive oil snacks. An occasional some cut up in the fridge ways have to include a children and you, contact 3 tablespoons fresh less-than-healthy treat so your kids can grab them sandwich. It can be as me at the University of lemon juice (about 1 here and there isn’t going whenever they need some- simple as individual pack- Arkansas Cooperative Ex- lemon) to hurt your kids, but the thing to munch on. ets of high fi ber foods such tension in Howard County Pinch of salt habit of binging on junk To help our kids and as, whole grain crackers at 870-845-7517 or visit Optional: fresh basil, food during times of stress ourselves focus better, with reduced fat cheese, our offi ce located on the parsley, cilantro is defi nitely not one you try these healthy food op- or be adventurous and try second fl oor of the court- In a food proces- want to encourage. We tions. They take minimal hummus. Don’t forget to house. sor, place beans, garlic, want to help our children prep time and are excel- pack reduced fat string Recipe of the Week oil, and lemon juice and establish great eating hab- lent brain food. cheese as well. Here are a couple of process until completely its now, so that as they Instead of the stan- Cut up, colorful veggies recipes you can make with smooth. Add spices and age, they will fall back dard peanut butter and paired with reduced-fat your child. They will love process until smooth. on those habits. Instead jelly sandwich, try pea- ranch dressing for dipping both of them. Spoon into a serv- of teaching or encourag- nut butter topped with is always a favorite. This Kathleen Lance, a ing bowl, cover and re- ing our children to blow sliced apples, bananas, can be a time saver for you member of the Shooting frigerate at least 1 hour off steam through foods, raisins, or shredded car- too, because you already Stars 4-H Club and Caleb and up t o 2 days. Serve encourage them to talk to rots (they’re sweet too!) have them prepared in the Shepherd, a member of with whole grain crack- a friend or listen to music. on whole wheat bread. To refrigerator. the Show N’ Shine 4-H ers, chips, or fresh cut One of the best stress re- avoid the “soggy bread” Instead of the prover- club shared these reci- vegetables. lievers is physical activity, syndrome, pack the indi- bial apple, include single pes recently at a healthy so encourage your kids vidual ingredients in the sized portions of unsweet- snacks workshop. to take regular activity lunch box and let your ened applesauce or fruit Smooth Date! breaks from studying. It child assemble it. Be sure chunks packed in natural 1 small over-ripe ba- can be as simple as a walk to check with the school juice. Avoid those packed nana, best if pre-frozen in heavy syrup. and sliced Instead of your child 2 Tablespoons peanut Liberty Baptist Church to host consuming meals full of butter revival services April 3 - 6 trans fats, starches and 4 dates, pitted Liberty Baptist Church Speakers will include Puzzle Answers will host revival services Charles Hubbard, John Losing It Sudoku Solution #2131-D April 3-6. Aylett, Jason Newton, V O S M A L A Y H A T E D 6 8 4 1 7 2 5 9 I R E I R E N E U T I L E 3 Services will begin Hack Van Scyoc and O I D E M A I L R O N I N 7 2 3 5 9 8 4 6 1 L E A R N E R S P E R M Sunday morning at 11 Johnny Tidwell. The mu- A N T E D Y E L A S T L Y 9 1 5 4 3 6 2 8 7 a.m. and will continue sic will be led by Barry S T E E N A A H O U R 2 9 1 7 5 3 6 4 8 T I D I E S T P O M S Sunday night at 6 p.m. Wright. J A C K I N T H E P U L P 3 5 8 6 4 9 7 1 2 T E C H A C C E D E S Services will continue Pastor Tim Freel Jr. and S E T S L A T H E I R 4 6 7 2 8 1 3 9 5 through Wednesday night the congregation invites K R I S T I A R F U R G E 8 4 2 3 1 5 9 7 6 W I N D F A L L P R O F with services beginning at everyone to come and join M A R I N A T R I A O T O 1 3 6 9 2 7 8 5 4 I C I N G B R E N T L I L 5 7 9 8 6 4 1 2 3 6:30 p.m. nightly. the revival. L E G G Y S A R G E L T D 3/27/2011 © 2009 Hometown Content Page 4 • Thursday, March 31, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Home and Family Jamison-Arnold exchange McCains to celebrate nuptials in Old Washington 60th anniversary schoolhouse The family of Cecil and Lula McCain will be hosting Brittany Dyan Jamison and Waylan Ray Arnold were wed a 60th wedding anniversary celebration at Ridgeway Nov. 20, 2010 at the historic old schoolhouse in Historic Old Baptist Church in Nashville on April 9 from 2 – 4 p.m. Washington State Park. Guests are asked to not bring gifts to the reception. The bride is the daughter of James and Bernice Jamison of Nashville, and the granddaughter of James and Frankie Jamison and the late Bill Hester and Frances Hester of Memphis. The bridegroom is the son of Mitch and Kay Arnold of Cabot. He is the grandson of the late Wilbur and Dorothy Arnold and the late Bud and Vera Trice Holland of Cabot. The wedding ceremony was performed by Danny Sullivan. Maid of honor was Ashley Jamison of Little Rock, sister of the bride. Jill Ulrey of Little Rock was Bridesmaid. The Best Man was Will Arnold of Bryant, brother of the bride- groom. Lee Snell of Cabot, brother-in-law of the bridegroom was a Groomsman. Matt Sammons of Little Rock was the vocalist. Following the ceremony, there was a reception at the old schoolhouse. For a wedding trip the couple spent a week at the Sandal’s Resort in Jamaica. The bride is a ninth-grade English teacher at Central Arkansas Christian school in Little Rock, and the bridegroom is employed Waylan Ray Arnold and Brittany Dyan Jamison at Arnold Blevins Electric in Little Rock. Barham-Morris engagement announced Cecil and Lula McCain then (above) and now (below) Zane and Kathy Barham of Cale would like to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Nicole “Niki” Barham to Donald Heath “Bo” Morris II of Nashville. Niki is a 2008 graduate of Nevada High School and she has an associates degree in business technology from UACCH. She is currently employed at the Bank of Prescott. Bo is the son of Heath and Onie Morris of Nashville and is a 2006 graduate of Nashville High School. He is currently employed by Home Improvement Center in Nashville. The couple will be joined in matrimony Sat., May 21, at 4 p.m. at Morris Baptist Church. A reception will be held following the ceremony at the Cale Community Center. Niki Barham and Bo Morris II The couple plan to reside in Prescott after the wedding.

Thank You We would like to acknowledge Woodrow everyone with our thanks to friends Kesterson and relatives for their kindness during the passing of Naomi Join us at 2:00 p.m. Michelle Johnson. We would Saturday, April 2, Cordia Atkins “Bigma” like to thank everyone for the for the celebration Sunrise 11/26/1915 • Sunset 3/30/2010 flowers, food, visits and prayers. Today is a year since you’ve been gone. e day when God We appreciate Richardson Hill of our Woodrow’s came for his Angel to carry you home. At times our eyes are still  lled with tears, But we have comfort in knowing Funeral Home, New Light 98th Birthday! you have no more fears. You know you’re smiling from right CME Church, Rev. Don above. And oh how much we wish we could feel your love. 14177 Hwy 278N, Good-bye is so short, and eternal is everlasting. But if it’s White and Minister William God’s will in due time, we’ll meet again at that castle.We Lewis for their services. across from Old love & miss you Dearly 98! From Your Children (Alice, Carl, & Joan), The Johnson Family 98! Liberty Road. Grand-Children, Great Grand-Children & Great, Great, Grand-Children Gospel Meeting at the Church of Christ Provo Road, Lockesburg, AR Speaker: Chris Hooten of Texarkana, AR April 3-6, 2011 Sunday: Class - 9:30 “Let the Bible AM Worship - 10:30 PM Worship - 6:00 Speak” (Meal served a er PM Service) Mon-Wed 7 PM Nightly Everyone is Welcome! NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 31, 2011 • Page 5 Ross receives ‘Friend of Farm Bureau’ award Congressman reiterates commitment to agriculture WASHINGTON – Congress in which he has are to our way of life. Veach said Ross earned Congressman Ross be- will be agriculture and U.S. Congressman Mike served. I believe it’s critical to the reward because he cause he is willing to farming that will sustain, Ross of Prescott has been “I am honored to re- have representatives in has always listened to listen to reason and com- grow and strengthen this awarded the American ceive this award from Congress who understand Arkansas’s farmers and mon sense, and does not nation well into the 21st Farm Bureau Federation’s the Farm Bureau because the challenges and needs fought for their concerns let emotional rhetoric century,” said Ross. “Friend of Farm Bureau” I am proud to fight for of our state’s agriculture in Washington. cloud his decision-mak- “We must always en- Award for his service to Arkansas’s farmers and community and I’m proud “Congressman Ross ing process.” sure the U.S. has a stable Arkansas farmers dur- farm families every day to give our farmers a con- has a great record of sup- Agriculture is a $16 and safe supply of food ing the 111th session of in our nation’s capital,” sistent and strong voice.” port for Arkansas’ farmers billion industry in Arkan- and fiber to sustain our Congress. said Ross. Each year, the Ameri- and ranchers,” said Randy sas, providing more than way of life and that’s the Randy Veach, President “Growing up as a kid in can Farm Bureau Federa- Veach, president of Ar- 260,000 jobs – that’s more key role Arkansas farm- of the Arkansas Farm Bu- southwestern Arkansas, I tion gives their “Friend of kansas Farm Bureau. than one of every six jobs ers will help play. As a reau, presented the award spent a lot of time work- Farm Bureau” to members “The fact that he has in the state. Ross said Representative from Ar- to Ross at an event in ing on my grandfather’s of Congress who support earned the Friend of farmers, farm families kansas, I will continue to Texarkana on Thursday, farm. The experience American farmers, take an Farm Bureau each time and ranchers will play a give our farmers a voice March 24. gave me a firsthand op- active leadership role on he’s been in office is an key role in the state and in Washington and fight Ross has previously portunity to see the im- agriculture-related issues indication of that sup- nation’s economic recov- any legislation that hurts received the “Friend of pact that America’s farm and remain accessible to port for the men and ery. our agricultural commu- Farm Bureau” award for families have on our lives Farm Bureau members women of agriculture. “Agriculture and farm- nity or threatens our way each and every session of and how important they and leaders. We enjoy working with ing built America and it of life.”

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back that was to go to showed up to sign the CHECKS Hicks in order to pay check. Instead, they al- From Page 1 Medicare back the over- lowed Pike County Judge paid monies. They have Don Baker to endorse the back-pay owed to them also placed a hold on the check to distribute the out of Medicare fund- remaining $10,000 and monies for them. ing owed to the hospital. that will be used to help Most employees only After investigation it was pay the back-pay. received straight time pay found that Pike County Couston explained to based on federal mini- Hospital had been over- the court that the remain- mum wage of $7.25 and paid in Medicare mon- ing $39,000 would have once former employees ies from a cost report in to be paid by the county accepted the money, they 2008. to SWAHC and then dis- signed a release saying To try and simplify tributed to the employees. that they would not sue the matter, the Labor Monday Couston was the county or Hicks and Board took between in Murfreesboro to help Benson over anymore $30-$40,000 out of the distribute the payments. money owed to them in $50,000 Medicare turn- Neither Hicks or Benson back pay.

LEVELED “Before any more believes the company in- checks are given out I’m tends to make good on its From Page 1 gonna make sure the peo- obligations. the bill won’t be paid until ple that worked on the job “I do think DCJ has full each subcontractor signs a are satisfactorily paid,” intent to pay everybody,” release. he said, adding that he he said. Pageant entries being accepted

Entries are now being cepted for the annual pretty turned in at Diamond Bank accepted for the 2011 Dia- baby contest, sponsored by in Murfreesboro. You may mond festival pageant. The the Murfreesboro Chamber enter as many photos of pageant will be held on Sat., of Commerce. a child as you would like PUBLIC NOTICE HCCC May 7, at the Murfreesboro Age divisions are: and each photo needs to be 1- 1995 Peterbuilt Vin# 1xp5db9x3sd372741 & High School activity room birth-12 months, 13-23 accompanied with a $10 1- 1986 Dump Trailer Vin#1H9A14A4G1015012 in Murfreesboro. months, 2-4 years, and 5-7 entry fee. is being held at Bypass Diesel & Wrecker Service The pageant is open years. There will be a boy The deadline to enter Inc. 3038 Hwy 70 W, Kirby, AR, 1-870-398-4090. board to to all young ladies ages winner and a girl winner in is Fri., May 20 at 5 p.m. Due to unpaid bill, units will be sold dismantaled birth-24 years. A crown, each division. Winners will be announced or distroyed at public sale unless claimes with in 45 days. Failure to reclaim vehicles, waves all meet trophy, sash and savings Please write the child’s at the Diamond Festival rights & title & intrest in above vehicles. Vehicles bond will be awarded in name, age, hometown, and Sat., May 21 following the may be reclaimed during business hours by pro- The Howard County each division. parents’ names on the back parade. viding proof of ownership and paying all charges Children’s Center board of Entry forms can be of the photo. The photo For more informa- against vehicle. Owner has 20 days to contest directors will meet Tues., picked up at any local Dia- needs to be placed in a tion, call Anna O’Neal at as defined by 27-50-1207 of the Arkansas Code. April 12, at 12 p.m. at the mond Bank branch and at clear, protective covering (870)285-3493. Please call (BD&WK;24,26:w89) center in Nashville. Pat’s Pageantry in Daisy. (no frames please) and before 8:30 PM. Entries are also being ac- PUBLIC NOTICE Church musical to be held Public notice is hereby given this 28th day of March, Greater Memorial Church of God in Christ at Ashdown 2011 that the Howard County Children’s Center, Inc. of SIMPLIFY YOUR FINANCES. will have their annual musical Sat., April 2 at 7 p.m. 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852 has Host Pastor Elder Lee Artis Burton Jr. and the rest of made application for funds through Section 49 U.S.C. Sec- tion 5310 for the purchase of the following type of passen- the congregation would like to invite everyone to attend Josh Tice this service. ger transportation vehicle: Financial Advisor . www.edwardjones.com MemberMember SIPC CIPF For more information contact Janice Esters at 557-4538. SMALL CUTAWAY BUS, 14 PASSENGER—WITH- 106 South Main St OUT LIFT Nashville, AR 71852 870-451-9232 This vehicle will be used primarily for the following pur- Aaron R. Brasel poses: To provide transportation to intellectual and developmental- BRASEL LAW FIRM, PLLC disabled persons living in our community. Purchase of the above vehicle is considered essential to the • Criminal Defense • Civil Lawsuits effi cient operation of this organization to provide public “ e Original” • Custody & Divorce • Wills & Estate Planning transportation services to elderly persons and persons with disabilities. There is no intent to infringe upon, or compete with, existing public or private transit operators, including P.O. Box 813 Offi ce: 870-845-4100 Section 5307, urban public transit operators and Section May’s Nashville, AR 71852 Fax: 870-845-4103 5311, rural public transit operators. Any objection should be submitted in writing only to per- Bar-B-Q sons listed below. All comments will become a part of this PUBLIC NOTICE organization’s application and will be a matter of public Will open this JACOBY’S FULL SERVICE & WRECKER STATION record. All written comments must be submitted within 30 410 EAST RUNNELS STREET days of the date of this notice. Any person wishing to re- FRIDAY MINERAL SPRINGS, AR 71851 quest a public hearing on the proposed project must submit st 870-287-4345 a request in writing within 10 days of the date of this notice April 1 • 11-7 to the persons listed below: ALL DAY SATURDAY March 29,2011 Carl H. (Tim) Freel Charles Stewart Director Next Week Regular Hours PO Box 51 Howard County Children’s Center, Inc. Mineral Springs, AR 71851 1577 Hwy 371 West h u • Fri • Sat 11-7 RE: 1996 Ford Ranger P.O. Box 836 IFTCR10A7TTA38345 Nashville, AR 71852 “We Cater” Dear Mr. Stewart, and to: Your vehicle is currently located at: Jacoby’s Full Service & Mr. Mickey Newcomb Wrecker Station, 410 East Runnels Street, Mineral Springs, Public Transportation Administrator AR 71852. Our phone number is 870-287-4345. Unless Public Transportation Programs claimed within forty-fi ve (45) days the vehicle will be sold Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department Hwy 27 South • Murfreesboro at public sale to the highest bidder. Currently the bill is P.O. Box 2261 $150.00 for repair work done and $1,975.00 for the storage Little Rock, AR 72203-2261 as of March 29, 2011, and will accrue at $25.00 per day for 870-557-7210 each additional day. (HCCC;26,w:255) (JSW;26:w107) NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 31, 2011 • Page 7 Mineral Springs Jr Hornets, Jr. Lady Hornets host Jr. Hornet Relays Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor MINERAL SPRINGS -- The Mineral Springs Jr. Hor- nets and Jr. Lady Hornets hosted the 2011 Jr. Hornet Re- lays Tuesday, with the boys fi nishing seventh with 38 points and the girls fi nishing fi fth with 52. Shawn Ross led the Jr. Hornets with 19 points and Reyshauna Stewart led the Jr. Lady Hornets with 12. Keytonya Clayton, Brittney Mitchell,Cameron Forbes and Nydeistra Butler fi nished one-two-there-four in the second heat of the 100m dash, and Clayton, Adaya Pleasant and Olivia Coulter fi nished one-two-three in the second heat race in the 200m dash. Clayton was the only one to score in either event. Stewart and Mitchell fi nished second and third in the second heat race in the 100m hurdles, with the pair fi nishing seventh and eighth respectively in the overall standings for the event. RESULTS Boys - 100m dash: Shawn Ross 4th (:12.66); 110m Cameron Forbes, Nykeistra Butler, Brittney Mitchell and Keytonya Clayton (Pictured left to right) Hurdles: Ross 2nd (:18.61); 4X100m relay: Mineral race to the finish line in the 100m dash. The quartet finished one-two-three-four with Clayton earning the Springs 5th (:50.66); Long Jump: Ross 3rd (16-11); Shot victory. Put: Jamarcus Lacy 4th (37-8); Discus: Lacy 3rd (119-1) Photo by Dewayne Holloway Girls - 100m dash: Keytonya Clayton 3rd (: 14.08), Brittney Mitchell 7th (:14.75); 200m dash: Clayton 8th (:31.87); 100m Hurdles: Reyshauna Stewart 7th (: 20.57), Mitchell 8th (:20.59); 300m hurdles: Briarra Sand- ers 5th (1:01.85); 4X100m relay: Mineral Springs 6th (1:00.49); 4x400m relay: Mineral Springs 7th (5:59.40); 4X800m relay: Mineral Springs 5th (14:12.36); High Jump: Stewart 2nd (4-4); Long Jump: Stewart 5th (13- 1.5); Triple Jump: Sanders 3rd (26-10.5), Clayton 7th (21-7); Shot Put: Breanna Cooper 8th (27-2)

Shawn Ross leaps over a hurdle in the 110m hurdles. Ross finished 2nd in the event with a time of :18.61. Photo by Dewayne Holloway

Tyler Velegas clears the bar in the high jump. Velegas finished in ninth place with a jump of 5-0. Photo by Dewayne Holloway Diamond Bank to host

James Europe flies through the air in the long 30 year celebration jump. Diamond Bank in Mineral Springs would like to in- Photo by Dewayne Holloway vite everyone to join them as they celebrate Sheila Mc- Cauley’s 30 years of service with Diamond Bank. SELL US YOUR WORN OUT CHAINS, UNWANTED RINGS, AND GOLD! The celebration will be on Fri., April 1 from 12-2 p.m. IMMEDIATE OPENING at Mineral Springs Branch. Jan-Eze Plating Inc. has immediate opening Cake and punch will be served, everyone is welcome. for Supervisor. Responsibilities will include: training employees, planning, assigning and directing production work, appraising perfor- Lake View Kennels mance and resolving problems. Supervisory Pom puppies, 6 wks. old - $250 experience necessary. Salary will commen- Siberian Husky puppies surate with experience. We offer matching Yorkiepoos 401-K, insurance and other benefi ts. Apply K   R  in person at 100 Mission Dr., Nashville, 6:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Jan-Eze Plating Greens Jewelry • Poodles • Yorkies (male & female) abides by EEO for Veterans, Affi rmative Ac- (870) 388-9454 tion for Workers with Disabilities and EEO Jackson Square Ashdown 870.898.5600 J & J Livestock Coming this Friday Auction Co. Inc. Night April 1 at 7:00 1813 S. Kings Hwy., Texarkana 903-832-6401 Saturday, April 2 An old-fashioned wiener roast at Brazil's Detail Shop! 35 Simmental There will be games for the kids, music and singing. cows Come and enjoy an old- bred to Fleckvieh bull, fashioned wiener roast in a running age. new generation! Shack (903) 277-9292; Ford Rochelle 277-5544; Joe Dawson 277-5059 Page 8 • Thursday, March 31, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Daughters of the Chamber announces upcoming events American Revolution The Nashville Chamber of Com- Main. Come on down and enjoy 12th from 9:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. merce has announced a series of up- good refreshments and fellowship. in the Hospital lobby - location 130 visit museum coming events. We are hoping to have this year’s Medical Circle, Nashville. DE QUEEN – Hostess Judy Covington of De The chamber will be hosting a Peach Fest T-Shirts on display for Department of Human Services Queen recently presented an enjoyable day of Chamber Coffee & Peach Blossom everyone to view and place orders. will be hosting a Chamber of Com- activities to the Mine Creek-Paraclifta chapter Festival Kickoff on Thursday April Howard Memorial Hospital Aux- merce Coffee Wednesday, April 13th members of the Daughters of the American Revo- 7th, from 9:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. iliary will be hosting a Chamber of from 9:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. at the lution (DAR). at the Chamber Offi ce - 107 South Commerce Coffee, Tuesday April Chamber Offi ce - 107 South Main. There were women in attendance from Pike, Sevier and Howard Counties. Preservation being a cherished value of the or- UACCH seeking award nominations ganization, it was gratifying to have lunch in a completely renovated old building on De Queen’s The University of Arkansas Com- to their community, state, and/or na- of how the nominee meets the crite- town square. The bistro themed restaurant called munity College at Hope is currently tion. ria and note particularly his or her Stillwell’s allowed the club the use of a private accepting nominations for the 2011 The winner will be recognized current occupation. If the candidate dining room for lunch and a business meeting. Outstanding Alumnus or Alumna at the end-of-semester faculty and is selected, this information will be The afternoon was spent touring Sevier Coun- from faculty, staff, and community staff luncheon to be held on campus used for announcements, publicity, ty’s museum. It is an impressive array of local members. Nominations will be ac- and at the Arkansas Association of and also for submission to Arkansas memorabilia and replica buildings which all Ar- cepted through April 18, 2011. A Two-Year Colleges annual fall con- Association of Two-Year Colleges. kansas counties would do well to emulate. candidate for this honor renders spe- ference. This is a great opportunity Return nomination forms and narra- DAR is a service organization open to qualify- cial and outstanding service to the to spotlight one of the many success tives to Offi ce of the Vice Chancel- ing women who wish to make a difference be- College, brings distinction to the stories of UACCH Alumni. lor of Academics, Jennifer Methvin, yond their own present experience. College, and/or brings recognition In support of a nomination, please UACCH, P.O. Box 140, Hope. For For more information call Marilyn Bradley at to the College through outstanding attach a 200 - 300 word narrative. Be a nomination form visit the College 845-5087 or Ann Gathright at 845-2035. service and signifi cant contributions certain to include a complete account website at www.uacch.edu. Twin Rivers Festival set for April 29 White Cliffs News Love is MCNAB – The 10th an- a professional horse rid- There will also be a gift nual Twin Rivers Festi- ing club, and high school card drawing at 4 p.m. By Mary val will be held April 29 bands. Church services will the key! - May 1 in McNab. There will also be live be held Sunday from 9:30 Crosslin Festivities will kick off local music and DJs and a.m. until 12 p.m. and the My soul is exceeding sor- at 12 p.m. on Fri., April the McNab historic book booths will be open. rowful, even unto death; 29 and continue Saturday sale. The theme for the fes- Rev. Germany kept his be spoiled. tarry ye here. and watch from 9 a.m. until 12 a.m. Festival t-shirts will be tival will be “Going to regular appointment at Mt. Dorothy Bailey spent with me. The festival will in- available in sizes small Mexico”. Zion Church on Sunday. two weeks in Atlanta, visit- And he went a little far- clude arts and crafts, food through 3XL and youth Security will be present Sister Bertha Germany was ing her daughter and family. ther, and fell on his face, the speaker. She taught on They had a good time eating and prayed, saying, O my vendors and demonstra- sizes will be available during the event. seven ways to get your out every night, and visiting Father, if it be possible, let tions by Twin City Tae- upon request. For applications or in- prayers answered. The mes- museums, and other points this cup pass from me: nev- kwondo. There will be rides and formation call 870-896- sage was helpful and inspir- of interest. ertheless not as I will, but as There will also be a pa- games for the kids and 2281 or 870-826-1139, or ing. It gave each person Attention all you garden- thou wilt. rade, which will include there will be an auction at e-mail: Conway@swat. Biblical principles to fol- ers. Be very careful while Watch and pray. that ye antique cars and trucks, 2 p.m. coop. low in getting their Prayer digging in your garden with enter not into temptation: result. hand tools and walking in the spirit indeed is willing, HC natives make U of A Dean’s List Leotis Hopkins’ sister, high grass. The snakes are but the fl esh is weak. Juanita Hopkins Langum; coming out for the sun, and He went away again the and cousin Lovell Walker; could be a danger to you. second time, and prayed, FAYETTEVILLE – Jennifer Byrne of Di- Matthew Kreul of Nash- visited with him this week- They are also in the leaves, saying, O my Father, if Five Howard County na- erks is a sophomore Ag- ville is a senior Kinesiol- end from Kansas City, Mo. so be careful. this cup may not pass away tives were recently named ricultural Business Major ogy major at the College John L. Johnson is still in I want to thank the Sevier from me, except I drink it, to the Dean’s List at the at the Bumpers College of Education and Health the nursing facility recover- County Sheriff’s Dept. for Thy will be done. University of Arkansas for of Agricultural, Food and Professions. ing from surgery. He is still looking in on me on Sunday Then cometh he to his the fall semester. Life Sciences. Mellie Walker of Nash- in need of our prayers. night. Even though it was disciples, and saith unto Brittany Brown of Kristen Byrne of Dierks ville is a senior Human I am proud to announce not a legitimate call from them, Sleep on now, and Nashville is a freshman is a senior Poultry Science Resource Development that I am the great-grand- my residence, they were take your rest; behold the Landscape Architecture major at the Bumpers Col- major at the College of mother to the fi rst baby girlalert and on the job. It’s hour is at hand, and the Son major at the Fay Jones lege of Agricultural, Food Education and Health Pro- in our family, good to know if you need of man is betrayed into the School of Architecture. and Life Sciences. fessions. We now have seven boys help someone is there for hands of sinners. and one girl, enough for our you. Thank you. Rise. let us be going; be- own basketball team. The Christian Refresher: Mat- hold, he is at hand that doth grandmother has already thew 26:38, 39, 41, 42, 45, 46 betray me. decided she will probably Then saith he unto them, LOVE IS THE KEY!

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Nashville 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 7 4 Copeland only al- Malvern led off the Malvern 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 1 lowed six hits in eight bottom half of the inning SP-Alan Copeland: 8IP 6H 1ER 2BB 16SO (WP) Lucas ScotT 1-4, Ryan Forte 0-3, Ryan Stinson 0-3 1R 1SB, innings of work and with a single, but Cope- Alan Copeland 1-3 2R 1SB, Dakota McElyea 2-4 1RBI 2SB, walked a paltry two bat- land was able to strike Ben Worthington 2-4, Reed Kell 1-3 (1DBL), Stephen Kreul ters while giving up one out three in a row to pre- 0-2, Tesean Green 0-1, Austin May 0-1 1SB run. serve the win. He helped his own McElyea was two for 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E cause at the plate with a four with an RBI and Horatio 5 1 5 0 5 3 - 19 14 2 hit and two runs scored. Ben Worthington record- Dierks 4 1 1 1 1 0 - 8 8 5 The conference match- ed two hits as well. SP-Remington Jester 4.1IP 7H 6ER 1BB 3SO (LP); Andrew up was a tough one with Nashville will host Sirmon 1.2IP 7H 3ER 1BB 0SO Alex Sharp 2-3 (1DBL) 2R 1RBI, Nick Moore 0-2 1R, Malvern holding on to a Junction City Thursday Dakota McElyea makes a throw to home plate Andrew Sirmon 2-3 1R 1RBI, Austin Walston 1-3 2R 1RBI, one run lead going into with the fi rst pitch sched-in Monday’s loss to Parker’s Chapel. Tyler Mounts 0-3 1RBI, Adam Bradshaw 1-3 1RBI, Sawyer the seventh inning. uled for 4:30 p.m. Photo by Logan Webster Kesterson 1-4 (1DBL) 1R 1RBI 1SB, Andy Tedder 1-4, Maclane Moore 0-1 1R 1SB Lady Outlaws “walk off” with win Softball Results 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E Dewayne Holloway | of a 5-2 defi cit in the top of score on a bunt by Dakota hit a rocket to dead center Ashdown 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 7 3 Sports Editor the third inning. Vance. Mary Brown and for the win. Nashville 0 0 0 2 1 1 - 4 6 1 DIERKS – Caitlin Li- Dierks battled back to Whitney Bennett combined Lites had a double to go SP-Kristen Busby 4IP 4H 1ER 3BB 2SO (WP); Kera Hinds: tes’ game ending walk off take a one run lead in the for the second squeeze play with her walk off homer. 3IP 3H 0ER 2BB 2SO (SV) homerun lifted Dierks to fourth, but found them- with Brown scoring on She was also the winning Sara Renfrow 1-4, Danielle Terwilliger 0.3, Tiffany Lee 2-3 a 9-8 win over the Horatio selves knotted up at six go- Bennett’s bunt. pitcher with nine strikeouts 2R, Kristen Busby 2-2 1RBI, Maddie McJunkins 2-3,Avery Kesterson 1R, Jenna Hendry 0-3, Nina Wynn 0-2, Kristen Lady Lions in their fi rst ing into the bottom half of Horatio battled back and nine walks. Cogburn 0-2,Whitney Finley 0-2, Kynnedi Gordon 1RBI, conference game of the the fi fth inning. once again, tying the game Tori Icenhower was three Kamie Westbrook 1R season. The Lady Outlaws were in the top of the seventh on for three with a triple and The Lady Outlaws able to take a two run lead a line drive to right fi eld. Brown had two doubles. Horatio 0 1 4 0 1 0 2 8 10 1 jumped out to a 2-0 lead in in the fi fth, thanks to back Lites stepped to the plate The Lady Outlaws return Dierks 2 0 3 1 2 0 1 9 15 2 the fi rst, but found to back squeeze plays. Sar- with one out in the bottom home Monday to face the SP-Caitlin Lites: 7IP 10H 3ER 9BB 9SO (WP) themselves victims ah Cothren was the fi rst to of the seventh inning and Gurdon Lady Go-Devils. Caitlin Lites 2-5 (1DBL 1HR) 2R 1 RBI,Tori Icenhower 3-3 (1TRP) 3R, Kori Clements 1-4 1R, Hannah Dellinger 2-4 (1DBL) 1R 2RBI, Lori Hill 2-3 (1DBL) 1RBI, Sarah Cothren 0-4 1R, Mary Brown 2-4 (2DBL) 1R 2RBI, Dakota Vance 1-3 1RBI, Kourtney Bennett 0-1, Whitney Bennett 2-4 1RBI Scrapperettes slip past Pantherettes Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor the fi fth and sixth inning to give them a NASHVILLE – The Nashville Scrap- 4-1 lead going into the seventh inning. perettes overcame a slow start to defeat Ashdown was able to muster one run the Ashdown Pantherettes 4-2 Monday in the top half of the fi nal inning, but the in their fi rst conference game of the sea-Scrapperettes held on for the win. son. Kristen Busby got the start for Nash- Ashdown jumped out to a one run lead ville, giving up one run on four hits and in the third, but Nashville was able to three walks in four innings of work. She score two in the fourth to take the lead. also struck out two for the win. Tiffany Lee tied the game in the Kera Hinds entered at the start of the fourth for the Scrapperettes on a fi eldingfi fth inning, allowing one unearned run error and pinch runner Avery Kesterson on three hits and two walks for the save. scored the go ahead run on a bases load- Nashville will return to action April 4 ed walk by Nina Wynn. at De Queen with fi rst pitch scheduled The Scrapperettes added one run in for 5 p.m.

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Main • Nashville • 845-1541 Call-In orders WELCOME Page 10 • Thursday, March 31, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Sports Jr. Scrappers, Scrapperettes defend home track with wins in the Jr. Sportstop Relays Lawrence, Shamrock fi nish Jr. Scrapperettes roll past fi eld one-two to win by 42 points Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor NASHVILLE – Kyler Lawrence and NASHVILLE – The Nashville Jr. Scrap- Brandon Shamrock fi nished one-two in perettes ran away from the competition the high point race as the Jr. Scrapperettes in the Shortstop Relays held in Nashville walked away with the Jr. Sportstop Relays Tuesday, scoring 168 points to win the crown Tuesday night. meet by 42 points. Lawrence was the high point earner Kassidy Snowden earned another high with 37 points, while teammate Shamrock points plaque with 56 points. She had wins fi nished one point behind with 36. in the 200m dash, 400m dash, high jump The Jr. Scrappers tallied 144 points to and long jump. She also fi nished second in win the meet, with Prescott fi nishing sec- the 100m dash and triple jump. ond with 119.5. Shayla Wright earned a win in the 300m Lawrence won the long jump and fi n- hurdles and Lydia Gaddis won the shot put. ished third in the 100m dash, pole vault Other notable fi nishes were Iesha Neal and the shot put. He also fi nished fourth in The Nashville Jr. Scrapperettes crushed the field of eight teams to who fi nished second in the 100m hurdles, the 200m dash and fi fth in the triple jump.win the 2011 Sportstop relays with a total of 168 points, 42 points betterBreonna Jefferson with a second place fi n- Shamrock recorded the most Jr. Scrap- than second place De Queen. ish in the long jump and Kamie Westbrook per wins with fi rst place fi nishes in the Photo by Dewayne Holloway who fi nished second in the discus throw. 110m hurdles and the high jump. He also The team of Neal, Jaqusha Ogden, La- fi nished second in the 400m dash, third in trice Wiley and Jefferson fi nished sec- the 200m dash, seventh in the 100m dash ond in the 4x100m relay, and the team of and eighth in the triple jump. Wright, Neal, Wiley and Adley Kirchhoff Jr. Scrapper Eric Perez, fi nished second fi nished second in the 4x400m relay. in the 800m run and third in the 1600m RESULTS run. 100m dash: Kassidy Snowden 2nd RESULTS (:13.27), Breonna Jefferson 6th (:14.23); 100m dash: Kyler Lawrence 3rd 200m dash: Snowden 1st (:27.37), Jef- (:12.59), Brandon Shamrock 7th (:12.79); ferson 4th (:30.20); 400m dash: Snowden 200m dash: Shamrock 3rd (:25.77), Law- 1st (1:03.37), Latrice Wiley 5th (1:11.58), rence 4th (: 26.46); 400m dash: Shamrock Lindsey Coulter 8th (1:1:15.44); 100m 2nd (:56.31), Asher Walker 5th (:58.31); hurdles: Iesha Neal 2nd (:18.24), Shayla 110m hurdles: Shamrock 1st (:17.38); Wright 4th (:18.85), Kaylee Gaddy 8th 300m hurdles: LaMichael Pettway 4th (:19.66); 300m hurdles: Wright 1st (:53.23), (:52.46), Ryan Sube 6th (:54.45); 800m Gaddy 6th (57.95), Neal 8th (1:01.87); run: Eric Perez 2nd (2:20.32), Chad Tuck- 800m run: Casi Caton 6th (2:59.98), Ker- er 4th (2:23.09); Nick Myers 5th (2:28.42); The Nashville Jr. Scrappers were the winners in the 2011 Sportstop sty Ross 7th (3:04.16); 1600m run: Mad- 1600m run: Perez 3rd (5:15.95), Robbie relays boys division with a total of 144 points. die Jamison 6th (6:38.39); 4x100m relay: Morphew 6th (5:31.42);4x100m relay: Photo by Dewayne Holloway Neal, Jaqusha Ogden, Wiley, Jefferson Jalon Jones, Perez, Warren May, Chas 2nd (:54.35); 4x400m relay: Wright, Neal, Scott 4th (:51.43); 4x400m relay: Scott, Wiley, Adley Kirchhoff 2nd (4:45.7); Oscar Garcia, Jamie Newton, Chad Tucker Kassidy Snowden and Kyler 4x800m relay: Wright, Jamecia Robinson, 3rd (4:02.25); 4x800m relay: Myers, Jack- Lawrence were the high point earn- Wiley, Kirchhoff 3rd (11:33); High Jump: son Beavert, Garcia, Daniel Nuttle 5th ers in their respective divisions in Snowden 1st (4-9), Jefferson 5th (4-4); (10:51.13); High Jump: Shamrock 1st (5- the 2011 Sportstop relays. Snowden Pole Vault:: Sara Hosey 6th (6-0); Long 6), Garcia 4th (5-4); Pole Vault: Lawrence scored 56 points and Lawrence ac-Jump: Snowden 1st (16-3.5), Jefferson 3rd (9-6), Asher Walker 5th (9-0), Myers cumulated 37. 2nd (15-0.75); Triple Jump: Snowden 2nd Photo by Dewayne Holloway 6th (8-6); Long Jump: Lawrence 1st (18- (33-0.5), Jefferson 4th (31-11); Shot Put: 7.5), Walker 5th (17-9.25); Triple Jump: Lydia Gaddis 1st (34-3), Kiann Green 4th Walker 4th (37-0), Lawrence 5th (36-4), (32-11.5); Discus: Kamie Westbrook 2nd Shamrock 8th (35-6.5); Shot Put: Law- (85-4.5), Lacy Grace 3rd (84-5.5) rence 3rd (42-8), Rashawn Lee 4th (42-3); Discus: Lee 8th (97-4)

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Jake Tollett jumps his way to victory in the high jump. Tollett won the event with a jump of 5-6 and teammate Adam Bradshaw finished third with a jump of 5-2. Photo by Dewayne Holloway

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Call for info: (903) h e Terminator Pest Control (870) 665-7274 or 1-800-482- ______831-6014 (SH:96-tf; w6) 557-1780. (tf) vocational or military school is preferred along with 8448. Portabletoilets for construction jobs ______current CRC certificate. Candidate should have and special events. Lonnie Johnson, 4/2 on land. Ready to move in. My Hostetler Mowing - dependable lawn knowledge of pneumatic and hydraulic controls and (870) 642-2787. (LJ:tf, w11) loss, your gain! Call Now (903) 838- care. (870) 557-4510 ______7324 (SH:96-tf; w14) (RH:20-tf; w6) components, analog and digital instrumentation, AC 2 & 3 BR trailers for rent. (870) 845- ______drives and personal computer. 2940. (SBMH:62-tf; w8) Have3 homes for sale. Call now - 24 Tennis lessons, private or group. We offer a competitive salary along with an excel- ______hrs.(903) 831-6412 (SH:96-tf; w10) (870) 845-8505 (dh:tf) Apartments for rent. 451-3940 or ______lent benefi t package. Please fax resume to 870-845- 7158 or applications may be completed at the Arkansas For Sale: electric wheelchairs, por- 845-9333 (PV:tf,w6) 4BR/2BA home for sale by owner. Ward Shavings LLC - dry shavings table, lightweight, like new. Low $ ______Land can be included. Call now $1,350/van load. (870) 285-3377 Workforce Department or at CCCUA campuses. or perhaps free to senior. 888-442- Modern brick apartments for rent, (501) 625-3633 (CH/HS:20-29; w15) (WS:89-tf; w9) EOE/M/F/D/V contact Bill @ The Agency, 845- ______3 3 9 0 (WG:4-tf) ______1011. (TA:tf, w11) Custombuilt homes - 2x6 walls, 9 t . ______ceiling, starting @ $40/sq. t . (501) A drunk driver ruined something MILLWOOD CORPORATION Pronto electric handicap chair in precious. Amber Apodaca. excellent condition. $650 for lit & Trailer for rent: Nice, remodeled, 625-3633 (CH/HS:20-29;w14) ______Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk. BUYER OF TIMBER & TIMBERLAND chair. (870) 845-3727 or 451-3493. close to town, no pets. (870) 845- (dj:tf) 4003 (RC:92-tf;w11) ______Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 Absolute Bargain - New pillow-top Stop renting. I can help you own Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 your own home. A couple homes to mattress set. Has manufacturer’s warranty. Twin $78, Full $98, Queen choose from. (501) 625-3637 J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987

$138, King $168. Call (903) 276- (CH/HS:20-29; w16) Photo by Michael Mazzeo 9354 (Pd:26-34) ______Bingham Trailers: Cattle, cargo, P.O. Box 1316 Offi ce: ______2 BR, 1½ BA, CH/A. Deposit, ref- equipment, horse, utility, conces- Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 Come to the mall in DeQueen. e erences required. $500/mo. (870) sion... Inventory reduction sale. 4 Mini-Mall Mercado, 110 N. 3rd, 845-2145 (SJ:24-27;w12) miles east of DeQueen, Hwy 70/71. ______HOSTETLER DeQueen Shop at ‘Kiddie Korner’, (870) 642-7321 or 584-7837. HOWARD COUNTY Gifts & More’, ‘LeSandra’s Gifts’, (BH:86-tf, 20w) MOWING ______CHILDREN’S CENTER ‘Bailey’s Space’, Elena’s Illusions’, Dependable Lawn Care LPN Randy’s Gifts’, Belen’s Store’ and www.nashvillenews.org Commercial & Residential Qualifi cations: Ability to relate with, consideration and ef- ‘Treasure Cove’. More stores coming Leaf Cleanup fectiveness to clients and staff. Five (5) years experience. soon. Lease your space today at e Candidate must have current license as licensed practical Mini-Mall Mercado, 110 N. 3rd St., 3 ac. at Corinth Estates. Great view (870) 557- nurse in the state of Arkansas. Work Schedule: Mon – Fri, DeQueen (Pd:25-27) 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM, some weekends. ______for home site. (870) 200-3621 dar- 4510 Rebuilt Maytag washer $100, elec. [email protected] (Pd:18-26; w12) Nashville Client Instructor, Group Home stove $200, large chair $45, couch ______Part Time Position - Working with developmentally disabled adult males, in a Group Home setting. Job consists of work- $45. (870) 397-4046 (Pd:26-27) 3 ac. lots on Dierks Lake. Beautiful hardwood,timber, some w/lake view, ing with individuals on shopping, laundry, cooking, house- ______RESIDENT MANAGER/CARETAKER keeping, money management and socialization skills. Work SANDY BRANCH schedule: evenings and part of each weekend (approximately For ALL your Little Rock, Arkansas Management Company seeking TEAM MOBILE HOMES 20 hours per week). for a 19-unit family apartment complex in Murfreesboro, Arkan- printing and offi ce We have your mobile home needs. Must be able to pass criminal records background check, sas. Must be willing to live on site. Property Management ex- supply needs... Call us: SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high school Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 perience preferred but not required. Compensation Package in- diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. 845-2010 (870) 845-2940 cludes: Rent/utility free apartment, salary, and opportunities for Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., advancement with a growing company. Duties include: Leasing 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. Smith’s Mini Storage apartments, collecting rents, bookkeeping, general maintenance, H&H LITTER SERVICE Units available in and yard care duties. All applicants must be bondable. www.rayandassociates.net Call for your personal tour today! Nashville & Mineral Springs Poultry House Clean-out Fax or e-mail letters or resumes with references to: Rusty Hostetler Pearlie Kidd Ray & Associates Real Estate (870) 845-5075 PDC Companies (870) 557-0143 1501 North University, Suite 740 724 S. Main St., Nashville Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 • Residential P.O. Box 459 Fax # (501) 663-7671 (870) 845-2900 • (870) 904-0293 • Commercial Dierks, Arkansas Terry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 • Industrial Ryan Turner, Owner WANTED TO BUY Email- [email protected] Licensed Phone: • This great, one story brick home located at 306 Castleberry with 1,590 sq ft Bonded TIMBER AND TIMBERLAND This institution is an Equal opportunity provider and employer. & Insured (870) 286-2442 of living space features freshly painted walls and refi nished cabinets, new fl ooring of carpet and ceramic tile, a new island in the kitchen which also contains a newly Cell: (870) 845-9299 We buy pine & hardwood sawlogs & installed dishwasher. 3 BR/2 BA, utility space with washer/dryer connections, ch/ Turner Electric pulpwood. We will buy your tract in ca and an attached garage...... Lists for $79,000 the bulk or by scale, with weekly • This single family log home has many fi ne extras and is located at 1800 Hwy settlements. We will cruise your timber 27 N. and situated on approx 51 acres, 3,558 sq ft of spacious country living. It & give you a FREE ESTIMATE with FOR SALE: is an all electric oak log, antlered chandeliers, large kitchen with lots of storage; no obligation to you. CARLTON and features a dining table with granite top. There are granite counter tops and J.W. MILLER TIMBER CO., INC. a double door dish/wash, built in micro & oven, custom cabinets and tile back- Table & 2 benches splash. The beautiful living rm/den area is open and has a soap stone fi replace. MINI STORAGE There are 2 CH/A, 2 water heaters, a security system, huge gameroom with a pool 4300 Gazola St. • Texarkana, TX Table 27”W x 36”L x 31”H - $200 table which remains. This is a 3 BR/3.5 BA and one of our agents will be glad to (870) 845-3560 (903) 838-5836 give you an inside tour of this remarkable home and then show you the beauti- Jimmy Miller 1-800-8TIMBER fully maintained, fenced pasture lands, barns and storage buildings. This one is a “MUST SEE”...... List for only $399,000 (870) 557-4180 • 115 Stone Lake Road is situated in a rural sub-division and overlooks a 10 acre lake. It is a ranch style brick home and contains 2,001 sq ft of living space The Agency Realty & Premier Mortage on 4.31 acres and contains 3 BR/2 BA, living room and den combination has a wbfp, a formal dining room and the kitchen has extra eating area and there are ceramic and carpet fl oor coverings. The large back yard has a nice patio area and there is a 2 vehicle attached garage. Call for an appointment to see this beautiful Bill Fritts “like new” home...... Listing for $179,000 Principle Broker & • This beautiful one story log home located at 544 Old Center Point Rd, 3 BR/2 BA and features 2 family rooms, a dining room and large laundry room, spacious kitchen with beautiful custom cabinets, granite counter tops, stainless Loan Offi cer island, convection mw/convection oven, 2 dishwashers, Viking refrig, Viking commercial stove, (six burners) grill and griddle all combine to make this an 870-845-1011 or 870-845-6100 outstanding feature of the home. On the outside patio is another cooking area and also an outdoor hookup for your tv entertainment. There is a walkway from the 101 S. Main Street [email protected] deck to the creek which runs through the 18 acre property. The 2,589 sq ft of living www.theagencyrealty.net space, double garage with many more extras make this a very desirable home- Nashville, AR 71852 call to see it soon...... Listing for $289,000 Page 14 • Thursday, March 31, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS

Several local agents were recognized at the Farm Bureau Statewide Agents and Agency Managers meeting March 16 for total performance during 2010.

ABOVE LEFT: Cheyne Manning, FSS, LUTCF, of Nashville received the Master Producer and Southern Farm Bureau Life Leadership Council awards. He also had diamonds added to his million dollar ring for his outstanding insurance production.

ABOVE MIDDLE: Jennifer Rucker of Nashville received the Master Producer award and had diamonds added to her million dollar ring for her outstanding insurance production.

ABOVE RIGHT: Laura Eckert of Nashville received the Grand Slam award and had diamonds added to her million dollar ring for her life insurance production.

AT RIGHT: Howard County Farm Bureau Agency Manager Wayne Kesterson, LUTCF, received the Grand Slam award and a Million Dollar Certificate for his outstanding life insurance production.

Arkansas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit, private advocacy organization of almost 220,000 Arkansas families throughout the state working to improve farm and rural life. Submitted photos Howard County Friends Fellowship program to be of NRA Banquet held Saturday April 2, 2011 5:00 P.M. Area churches are in- vited to participate in a fel- Dinner at 6:00 P.M. lowship program at Victory Back By Popular Demand Way Free Church of God Free Holiness April 10 at Fish, Chicken & Shrimp Dinner 2 p.m. Area churches are asked $25.00 Advanced Tickets to bring their choirs to be a $30.00 at the Door part of the program. The event is sponsored $600.00 Table Sponsor Special by Supervisor Evangelist 8 Meal Tickets Gladys M. Archer, Pastor Rose Mary Whitmore and Camo Smith & Wesson Model 220 A Pistol State Bishop Profi t Charles For Advanced Tickets Contact Archer. The church is located Mine Creek Woodruff Pawn 870-845-5720 at 400 E. Russell St. in Shane Chandler 870-451-4001 Nashville. Nashville Pawn 870-845-0555 To more information or Healthcare Center to reserve a place in the LOTS OF GUNS AND PRIZES! program call 845-2242. wishes to express Ol’ Fleas & Tiques appreciation to In the old Miss Fit building across from Billy’s House of Guitars our local Opening April 1st Lots of items to choose from: Old Fort Smith made wooden ladder, physicians on R/C Airplanes w/radios, boat motor from early 1900’s, Lloyd baby carriage National Doctors’ from 1917 just to name a few. We still have a few booths available to rent starting at $50 - $125 per month. Day! We have central air & heat and video camera system. Spring & Summer Hours Mon-Sat. 10am.-6pm. Call (870) 828-2482 1407 N. Main • 845-2021