Dierks Health and Rehab honors volunteer sta Photos inside! The I Saw It In ... Nashville  NEWS April 14, 2011 USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • www.nashvillenews.org Thursday Issue 30 1 Section• 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878

n MISSING PERSON n $1.1 million lawsuit filed against city of Nashville Charles Goodin | Managing Editor sion of U.S. District Court. It alleges that of demolition and just 15 percent of the NASHVILLE - Two Texas men whose the city violated the plantiffs’ Fifth and store’s contents sustained damage from business was damaged by a massive Main Fourteenth Amendment rights outlined smoke or water,” according to an indepen- Street fi re and subsequently demolished in the United States Constitution, arguing dent inspection conducted by Christian in August of last year have fi led a $1.1 that the controlled demolition of the John- Construction Company. million lawsuit against the city. sons’ building “constituted a ‘seizure’ of It concludes by asking for a “declara- Carl and Justin Johnson, co-owners of their property...” tory judgment that the removal of the the business formerly known as Collect- The suit further contends that it was Plantiffs’ buidling and destruction of ible Corner, fi led the suit through North unnecessary for local offi cials to push their inventory without prior notice and Little Rock-based attorney Morgan E. the building down because “[t]he walls an opportunity to be heard amounts to a Welch Monday in the Texarakana Divi- of the building were stable at the time See LAWSUIT on Page 6

Jennifer Marie Clayton BANNED FOR A REASON Howard County Age: 13 White Female, Blonde Hair, Blue Jail inmate Eyes, approximately 5’ tall, 120 pounds Jennifer was last seen at approximately 6 pm, Sun., April 10, at her residence on escapes Highway 355 South in Fulton, Arkansas. She was dressed in shorts and a t-shirt, Suspect recaptured wearing tennis shoes with no strings. Jennifer is a 7th grade student at Mineral Springs School. in Oklahoma Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Charles Goodin | Managing Editor Jennifer Marie Clayton is asked to call the NASHVILLE - A Howard County Hempstead County Sheriff’s Department Jail inmate escaped while on a work at 870-777-6727. detail Wednesday and was recaptured n n later that night in Oklahoma. CRIME IN BRIEF According to a statement released by Howard County Sheriff Butch Mor- Ark. Supreme Court ris, Demario Scog- upholds verdict gins, 23, of Mineral Springs, was arrest- in Family Dollar ed by authorities in Poteau, Okla., after murder appeal he fl ed a work group Charles Goodin | Managing Editor at the Howard Coun- LITTLE ROCK - The Arkansas Su- ty Fair Grounds. Scoggins preme Court on Thursday upheld the The officer su- conviction of a Stamps man currently pervising the work crew reported that serving a life sentence in the Arkansas Scoggins, who was in jail on charges Department of Corrections for orchestrat- of burglary and theft of property, told ing the murder of his estranged wife. Wyouman David Camp, 65, was con- police he was going to the bathroom victed of being an accomplice to murder and then disappeared. in 2009 after a jury found him guilty of “Deputies checked the fair grounds hiring 40-year-old Harry Surber to kill and found where Demario had changed his wife. Nashville firefighters work to contain a small grass fire approximately one mile out of his jail shirt,” the statement said. The murder took place in 2008 at the north of Nashville High School on Mt. Pleasant Drive Wednesday. Both Howard It is believed that Scoggins was Nashville Family Dollar. and Hempstead Counties are currently under a burn ban due to dry conditions. picked up by his girlfriend, 23-year-old Last week, Camp argued through Little Photo by Dewayne Holloway See ESCAPE on Page 6 Rock-based attorney Tim Cullen that the state failed to suffi ciently corroborate the testimony of his alleged accomplices and that the circuit court abused its discretion ‘CRUZ’ CONTROL by allowing Terry Carter, a fellow inmate, Dierks city council to look to testify about Camp’s attempt to hire Carter to murder an accomplice. In an 18-page opinion handed down at water rate increases as the News was going to press, Supreme Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor Court Chief Justice Jim Hannah stated that, “Corroborating evidence need not ... IERKS – The city council closed be so substantial in and of itself to gain a busy April meeting with a dis- conviction. Rather, it need only, indepen- dently of the testimony of the accomplice, cussion on the possible need for a tend in some degree to connect the defen- D water and sewer rate increase. dant with the commission of the crime.” In this case, “... the remaining evidence The discussion began possibly face hefty fi nes. establishes the commission of murder when Mayor Terry Mounts The new pump has been [and] tends to connect Camp to the of- reported that one of two ordered, but Mounts com- fense for which he was charged,” Hannah sewer pumps in the main mented that there wasn’t wrote. lift station had broken down enough money in the sew- And because Carter’s testimony re- and needed to be replaced. er account to pay for the fl ected Camp’s consciousness of guilt, it He implied that there was a $7,000 pump. He went on was “independently relevant,” according to Hannah - meaning that the testimony real risk of the city’s sewer to say that they would have was properly admitted according to the system shutting down. to fi nd a way to pay for the Arkansas Rules of Evidence 404(b). “If the other one goes pump. The opinion concludes, “Persuant to out before we get this one Talk turned to the need replaced, then we just won’t to increase the water and Arkansas Supreme Court Rule 4-3 (i) Nashville Scrapper pole vaulter Walter Cruz bends the bar (2010), the record has been examined have any sewer,” Mounts sewer rates to prevent such and propels himself to a second place finish with a 12 ft. for all objections, motions, and requests replied. a shortfall in the future. vault. The Nashville Scrappers won the Scrapper Relays made by either party that were decided He went on to point out Mounts stated that Dier- with a point total of 154. See page 10 for a full recap and adversely to Camp, and no prejudicial that if the system went ks hadn’t had a rate increase results. error has been found.” down then the city could See DIERKS on Page 6 Photo by Dewayne Holloway Page 2 • Thursday, April 14, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Opinions thomas Politics and Taxes sowell To ideologues, that is care how much collateral collected. bottom when they are just a cop-out from the damage there is to workers Internal Revenue Ser- young and their pay rises class-warfare battle. It who end up unemployed. vice data show that the as they get more experi- Creators Syndicate is far more important to It so happens that income of people who ence. Most people in the Columnist them to score their political many— if not most— of were in the lowest income top one percent are there points against "the rich" or those called "the rich" are tax bracket in 1996 rose for only a single year when "Wall Street" than that a not rich and many, if not by 91 percent by 2005. they happen to have a spike Someone once said that After all, "the rich" paid few million more Ameri- most, of those called "the But people in the "top one in income. They too are not taxes are the price we pay that larger sum of taxes cans out of work would be poor" are not poor. They percent" had their incomes an enduring class. for civilization. That may only because their incomes able to fi nd jobs. are people who happen to drop by 26 percent in those The time is long overdue have been true when he had risen. Their paying a The idealism of the left be in a particular part of same years. to start thinking about taxes said it, but today taxes higher share of all taxes is a very selfi sh idealism. In the income stream as of There is nothing com- as sources of revenue, not are mostly the price we doesn't matter to the "pro- their war against "the rich" a given moment in their plicated about this. Most as ways of making political pay so that politicians can gressives," who see high and big business, they don't lives when statistics are people simply start at the statements. play Santa Claus and get tax rates as a way to take reelected. a bigger bite out of the That's not the worst of incomes of higher-income it. We may think of taxes people, not just provide point - counterpoint as just a source of govern- more revenue to the gov- ment revenue. But tax rates ernment. are a big political statement Tax rates are meant to Reader feedback and response on the left, whether they make an ideological state- from the editorial sta of the bring in any revenue or not. ment and promote class- For more than 80 years, warfare politics, not just Nashville News the political left has op- bring in revenue.   posed what they call "tax There has been much Dear Editor, Representative Stewart, cuts for the rich." But big indignation on the left over I would appreciate you publishing this letter in response to a cuts in very high tax rates the recent news that Gen- Thanks for the thoughtful letter. We are flattered recent column published in all four of your papers concerning that you took the time out to address the concerns of ended up bringing in more eral Electric paid no taxes, proposed legislation on the publication of county ordinances. I the constituents of Pike and Howard Counties, and revenue to the govern- despite its large amounts of think it only fair that the public be informed on how the bill orgin- ment in the Coolidge, Ken- profi t. But another way of ated. As a legislator I am asked to consider changes to current law not Pulaski County. nedy, Reagan and Bush looking at this is that high by many individuals and offi cials. During our recent legislative There are so many discrepencies in your letter, we 43 administrations. This tax rates on paper do not session I was asked by a county judge to consider modifying don’t know where to begin. included more— repeat, mean high tax revenues for a law that requires counties to publish ordinances. I conferred Let’s start with your accusation of not contacting more— tax revenue from the government. with the State Association of Arkansas Counties, the organization you. We called your office after the Arkansas Press for county offi cials. They agreed that in the new electronic age people in the highest in- The liberal answer to Association tried to visit with you without success. permissive language could be inserted into the law to give coun- come brackets than before. budget defi cits is almost ties the choice to continue to publish in papers or publish on the You say you submitted the bill after several leaders That was because high- always to raise tax rates on internet and post hard copies in specifi c places which have been in your counties said it was a good idea, but How- income people took their "the rich," in order to bring designated by ordinance. The decision on how to publish would ard County Judge Kevin Smith told us he thought it money out of tax shelters in more revenue. have been left up to the individual county and its quorum court. was not a good idea, and that we had more important like municipal bonds and The fact that higher tax The Association estimated that the legislation could save coun- matters at hand for our legislators to be working on. invested where they could rates have often brought in ty government across the state over a million dollars of tax mon- The members of the Pike and Howard County ey. Although your previous article mentions local municipalities get a higher rate of return, less revenue than before is courts we contacted agreed. and school districts the bill only involved county ordinances. It after these returns were not simply ignored. Secondly, we are very familiar with “the other being taxed as much. This Our corporate tax rates would not have any impact on cities or schools. In our discussions on keeping the public informed it was brought out that newspapers bill,” HB 1824, that would allow public schools to are higher than in many has happened repeatedly, could cover the quorum court meetings and publish news articles publish their academic standings on the internet, and over so many decades, in other countries. That may on any ordinances adopted by the county. This would insure that did NOT confuse the two. administrations of both have something to do with the newspaper subscribers would have the information and then if You said you “explained to the publishers about parties, that you might the fact that many Ameri- it were published on the internet those people not subscribing the bill.” Not while we were there, and not while the think this would put an end can corporations (including to the papers would also have the information. There seemed publishers we worked with to defeat the bill were to the "tax cuts for the rich" General Electric) expand to be about equal support for both mediums and neither group there. Guess we were at different state capitols. demagoguery. their operations in many would be required to pay for the other medium if they chose not But the same rhetoric other countries, providing to. Since I represent both sides and saw how it could work and You stated that your concern was saving the county that "progressives" like jobs— and tax revenues— still save the counties tax money, I ran the bill through the House money. We agree with saving taxpayer dollars, and Committee with offi cials from the Association of Arkansas Coun- Senator Bob La Follette in those other countries. a good place to start is the defeat of HB1250, the ties providing testimony in support of the bill. It later passed the bill you introduced to provide a retirement for used against tax cuts in the But high-tax ideologues full House and headed to the Senate end. I began hearing from state legislators after serving just five years in state 1920s is still going strong don't see it that way. They publishers concerned they would be losing revenue if this bill in the 21st century. When would be horrifi ed at the became law. The publishers were also misinformed about the government. (Maybe follow up with a bill to keep you point out to today's idea that we ought to lower city and school district publications. I explained to them that the elected officials from “double dipping,” or receiving "progressives" that "the our corporate tax rates, bill only applied to counties and that it was permissive in nature. retirement benefits from one government organiza- rich" paid more total tax just so that more American However, after conferring with the Association, I decided to tion while serving in another. You’re familiar with revenue to the government businesses would do more not run the bill in the Senate even though I thought it had merit. that aren’t you, Rep. Stewart?) after what were called of their business at home, I didn’t think a person should be required to purchase a paper Last, and most importantly to the citizens of Pike in order to be informed of county government actions. A week "tax cuts for the rich," that providing more Americans after I had made the decision to pull the bill your article appeared and Howard counties, you suggest twice in your let- doesn't make a dent. with much-needed jobs. in the paper. I wish you had contacted me for clarifi cation on the ter that papers don’t “deem quorum court meetings bill prior to your publication. I assure you that I will always be newsworthy.” I guess we, again, were at different available to answer any questions you may have. meetings - at least according to the quorum members I wanted the public to know that the bill was not an attack on we sit next to at every meeting. The Nashville News their right to know. We believed more people would have been Or as Joe May, Editor and Publisher of The South- USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 able to access the information if the newspapers considered that ern Standard said, “The only person [we] did NOT 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 the quorum court meetings were newsworthy and would print Telephone (870) 845-2010 coverage of the proceedings along with the county posting the see at Pike County Quorum court meetings was Rep. Fax (870) 845-5091 ordinances on the website and in public places. Everyone would Randy Stewart.” Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS have had access to the information in the format they preferred Good luck with your political future, sir. We’re Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. and the county would have had a savings of tax dollars. Of course sure your friends in state government will all sup- Lawrence Graves, President this was predicated on the idea that newspapers wanting to inform port you. Subscription rates: the public would attend and cover the quorum court meetings. 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The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, April 14, 2011 • Page 3 early files From the pages of the 132-year-old Nashville News Compiled by Cecil Harris Nina Tullis, 84, beloved MS mother, April 12 Nina Whitmore Tullis, 84, of Mineral of North Little Rock; and two honorary 125 Years Ago have a telephone exchange offi ce by the Springs, died Tuesday, April 12, 2011, when granddaughters, Mandy McHan Yates and April 24, 1986 fi rst of June with Riley Jenkins as owner. God called home one of His better an- Jennifer McHan Tate held a special NASHVILLE - A.T. Moore, teacher Four cars of strawberries were shippped gels. Nina has joined her beloved place in Nina’s heart; and care-giver husband, Denzil, her fi rst son, Fern Snowden. at Blue Bayou School reports a total en- from Nashville yesterday and one car from Larry, and other special friends Nina loved Mineral Springs rollment of 30. Some of the students are Paraloma. and family members. and all of her dear friends in Lizzie Weir, Sallie Reese, Elder Weir, Lula The Chautauqua this year will begin Nina was well-known in southwest Arkansas. Tate, Judith Williams, Moody Beauchamp, on June 13. Mineral Springs and neighboring Graveside services will be Watwey Reese, Jennie Morton and Effi e towns for her 50-plus years as held at 11 a.m. Friday, April 15, Williams. 85 Years Ago the Avon Lady and for her 30-plus in Mineral Springs Cemetery, with April 14, 1916 years as owner of Nina’s Thrift Shop. Bro. Ben Jones offi ciating. 115 Years Ago Nina is survived by two sons, Bobby The family will receive friends from The Highland District Fruit Exchange Tullis of Mineral Springs and David Tul- 6-8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home in April 25, 1896 announced that the Ford Motor Company lis of Little Rock; one grandson, Britton Nashville. NASHVILLE - Uncle Jimmie Caldwell has designed a special truck for the han- Tullis of Little Rock; one daughter-in-law, In lieu of fl owers, memorials may be of the Blackland was in town yesterday. He dling of peaches. Sandy Tullis of Little Rock; one nephew, sent to Central Baptist Church, PO Box 69, came to this country 75 years ago. Randy Whitmore of Texarkana; and the Mineral Springs AR 71851. May 5, 1926 other two ‘Musketeers,’ cousins JoJo Bill- You may send an online sympathy mes- ings of Center Point and Perry Whitmore 105 Years Ago George T. Conway, Walter Conway, sage at www.latimerfuneral.com. April 14, 1906 C.M. Conway and J.B. Shultz, doing busi- Earthquake and fi re destroyed almost ness as the Fulton Ferry Co. fi led suit in Hospital Notes Gary Booker II Eligah Robinson the entire city of San Francisco. Court to prevent the Arkansas Highway Gary Louis Booker, II, Eligah Robinson, 83, Jefferson Gardner, Ex-Governor of the Commission from constructing a bridge from the sta at Howard 21, of Little Rock, died of Nashville, died Tues- Memorial Hospital Choctaw Nation, died near Idabel. over the Red River at Fulton. Sunday, April 10, 2011. day, April 7, 2011. He was He was born Sept. 21, born Sept. 14, 1927. 1989 in Hope. He is survived by his April 25, 1906 75 Years Ago WHAT IS A VOLUNTEER AT He is survived by his wife, Ruby Mae Wil- NASHVILLE - Nashville is to have a April 24, 1936 mother, Donna Kay An- HOWARD MEMORIAL lis of Nashville; eight new public school building. The school DIERKS - The Venable Brothers of derson-Booker; a sister, daughters, Loyce Randle HOSPITAL? board purchased four acres and will erect Dierks, Wallace and Doyle, champion Elonda Walker; a broth- of Maple Grove, Minn., a two-story brick building to cost $10,000. high school boxers, will appear on the card The volunteers at How- er, Nick Anderson; four Vercelle Drew of St. Paul, aunts, Gala Green, Barba- against the Bauxite teams at the American ard Memorial Hospital per- Minn., Helen Robinson of form an array of benefi cial ra Walker, Audrey Booker New Hope, Minn., The- Legion Hut here. and Bernice Anderson; resa Brantley of Shreve- duties for our facility, our 95 Years Ago uncles, Joe Anderson, port, La., Vanessa Willis April 15, 1916 May 5, 1936 patients and community in Larry Booker, Joe Green; of Dallas, Texas, Debo- NASHVILLE - There are 16 students Payment of Old Age Pensions in Arkan- the following ways: and three great aunts. rah Thomas of Hamilton, in the graduating class this year in the sas will begin June 1st. The payment will 1. Staff our Pink Avenue Funeral services will be Ohio, Tammie Gulley Nashville High school. be $5, $7, and $8 per month depending Gift Shop that provides held at 2:30 p.m. Satur- and Mashcelle Whitmore day, April 16, at Roadside of Nashville; six sons, on the class of pension determined by the items that you may need during your stay. Church of God in Christ, Lloyd Jr. Gilbert of Maple The county Seat issued an order forming County Welfare Board. Aged persons who Ozan. Grove, Minn., Troy Rob- a Special School District at Polk’s and also do not have to pay rent will receive $5 per 2. Assist our patients and Burial will be in Sunset inson of Brinkley Park, at Green Plains. month, while those who have to rent lodg- visitors with direction Gardens Cemetery, Nash- Minn., James Martin of ings will receive $7. The maximum of $8 to specifi c departments. ville, under the direction Plain Dealing, La., Ricky, April 22, 1916 will be paid only to aged couples who are 3. Assist our Surgery De- of Hicks Funeral Home, Joseph, and Jonathan Wil- Hope. CENTRE POINT - Centre Point is to raising dependent grandchildren. partment with daily lis of Middletown, Ohio; patient transport to the Visitation will be held 47 grandchildren; and from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri- a host of great-grand- department. day at the funeral home children and great-great $2K in drug money seized by NPD 4. Delivery of gifts, fl ow- grandchildren. ers, etc. to patients and Skys to hold Funeral services will be NASHVILLE - The police department The resident, 29-year-old Joseph Sauls, staff. held at 12 p.m. Saturday, seized approximately $2,000 Wednesday was arrested on two charges of delivery of 5. Provide funding for an- presentation April 16, at Latimer Fu- from a suspected drug dealer. a controlled substance - marijuana, that nual Scholarships. County line Baptist neral Home Chapel. Authorities from Nashville and the police say originate from an undercover 6. Provide funds for pur- Church will hold a presen- Burial will be in Sunset Gardens, under the direc- South Central Arkansas Drug Taskforce operation conducted earlier this month. chase of equipment or tation of Nashville, Tenn. executed a search warrant on #4 Julia Sauls is being held in Howard County tion of Latimer Funeral facility needs for the recording artists Bill and Home, Nashville. Circle at 2 pm, recovering funds they be- Jail on a $100,000 bond. hospital. Vicki Sky Fri., April 15 be- You may send an on- -Charles Goodin lieve were used in the sale of marijuana. Anyone can be a volun- ginning at 6:30. The Skys line sympathy message at teer and provide a much have starred in tapings www.latimerfuneral.com. needed service to your for Trinity, Family, Prime Food, Fun & Fitness Camp community. 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He is the grand- their upcoming marriage. son of Mary Ann Cobb of Little Rock and The wedding will be Saturday, April Etha Brwon of California and the late 30, at 3 p.m. at the First Christian Church Osie Cobb Sr. and the late Arthur Clay. in Murfreesboro. Reginald Jr., is an airman for the U. S. Deshauna is the daughter of James Navy. The couple will reside in Norfolk, and Majornell Burton of Murfreesboro Virginia. and the granddaughter of the late R. L. There will be no invitations send out. and Rena Bell May and Carrie Taylor of All family and friends are welcome to Jackson, TN., Cornelius and Katherine attend. Wright of Nashville and Aline Carthan The reception will be held at the First of Antoine. Christian Church fellowship hall. Iglehart-Jamison plans June wedding Mrs. Rita Iglehart of Searcy announces Jamison graduated from Harding Uni- the engagement of her daughter, Brooke, versity in May of 2010 and works for to Caleb Jamison, son of James and Ber- Northwestern Mutual in Little Rock. He nice Jamison of Nashville. is the grandson of the late Bill Hester and Iglehart is a 2009 graduate of Harding Frances Hester of Memphis and James and University and is a manager at Chili’s Res- Frankie Jamison of Nashville. taurant in Searcy. She is the granddaughter A June 4 wedding is planned, at Harding of Steve and Anna Mae Sterling of Searcy. University, in Searcy. McCain’s celebrate 60 years Cecil and Lula McCain celebrated 60 years of mar- riage Saturday. Family and friends gathered at Ridge- way Baptist Church for the celebration. Deshauna Wright and Reginald Clay, Jr. Pictured left to right: Ricky McCain, Cecil Mc- Cain, Lula McCain, James McCain. Photo by Cecil Harris FINALLY, THE WWII DVD SHOWINGS!!!! WWII oral history has been record- ed from some Sevier County veter- ans. Those DVDs will be shown, free of charge to the public. The first showing will be Thursday, April 21st. 2011 at 4:00 PM at the Sevier County Museum annex build- ing, located on 717 Walter J. Leeper Dr., De Queen, Arkansas. There will be nine other showings, all at the same place. About four veterans will be shown at each setting, making the time last about two hours; so there will be a break about half- way through. The following dates and times to show af- ter April 21st are: Friday, April 22nd at 4:00 PM, Thurs- day, April 28th, at 5:00 PM, Friday, April 29th at 5:00 PM, Thursday, May 5th at 4:00 PM, Friday, May 6th at 4:00 PM, Thursday, May 12th at 5:00 PM, Friday, May 13th at 5:00 PM, Thursday, May 19th at 4:00 PM, and Friday, May Brooke Iglehart and Caleb Jamison 20th at 4:00 PM. A grant was obtained from Arkansas Humanity Council and The Department of Arkansas Heritage. Locally, those who contributed monetarily were: First Na- tional Bank, First State Bank, Walmart, Wilkerson Funeral Home, and the Sevier County Extension Homemakers. We would be nowhere without the expertise of Dr. Rudi Timmerman of the The Rich Mountain Community Col- lege who spent many, many hours filming and editing with the equipment of the college in Mena, Arkansas. A special thanks to them and the project team, David and Terrie Jacobs, Karen Mills, Marybeth Harmon, Carly Roden, Iris Saylor,Terrie James, our Humanity scholars, Faith Lynch and Gary Walker, fiscal agent, Herman Jack- son, and director, Dee Ann Elliott. The evaluation team members are Marian and Lawrence Chandler of Chandler Funeral Home, Herman Jackson and wife Bernice, Donald Hogg and wife, Bonnie, Lee Brewer and wife, Bessie, Faith Lynch , Gary Walker, Larry Vann and wife, Mary. A special thanks to the veterans and their families who told their stories and the many others who served, but wasn’t able or couldn’t tell theirs. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, April 14, 2011 •Page 5

their ability. sponsored by the Ameri- PM. There will be two cal School Foundation for LOCKESBURG The Lockesburg Min- can Library Association age divisions. One group a Radiographer student on isterial Alliance has an- (ALA) and libraries across will be Babies through the Fayetteville campus. TIDBITS nounced that the annual the country each April. 4 year olds. The other The address is as follows: By Susie Thompson and Donna Gallaher Easter Sunrise Service All types of libraries – group is 5 through 12 year UAMS Foundation - ************** will be held at 7:30 AM school, public, academic olds. Both hunts will be Jeremy L. Overstreet Me- with Tommy Halsell de- and special – participate. a v a i l a b l e f o r a l l c h i l d r e n . morial Fund Do you have people that a silent auction and one livering the message. The Best-selling author John The Lockesburg Volunteer c/o UAMS NW you do not particularly of the items is a very nice Location and other details Grisham is the Honorary Fire Department will next 1125 N. College Ave. like, or maybe people that hand held video camera… w i l l b e a v a i l a b l e s o o n . Chair of National Library meet on April 14 at 7:30 Fayetteville, AR 72703 really rub you the wrong they will take donations of Quilt Retreat is on the way. Week 2011. PM at the Fire Station. ATTN: Tim Hudson way? Jesus taught us in items for the silent auction, April 29 and 30 there will The Lockesburg Lion’s The date of their other Also, possible scholar- Matthew 5:43 to “pray or cash for any reason at be fabric fl ying and scis- Club Easter Baskets are April Meeting is April 28. ship fund raisers in the for them which despite- all! They will also be serv- sors snipping at First Bap- here. They are wonderful Plans for the annual fund future. fully use you & persecute ing food at the Relay For tist Church’s fellowship and being raffl ed off for raiser are underway. It The “Manhunt” of last you.” In doing so you will L i f e e v e n t o n M a y 6 . hall. Two quilt patterns are the Lockesburg Lion’s Be- w i l l b e h e l d o n A p r i l 3 0 . week is over. You should fi nd that it is hard to stay T-ball games began available and if you stop in nevolence Fund. Tickets Pre-registration for still be on the lookout, irritated at someone for on April 9. Games will at Sit and Sew Play Night are the standard $1 each Lockesburg Kindergarten there is a Good Samaritan whom you are praying. continue each Saturday on Thursday, also at First or 6 for $5. There are two for the 2011-2012 school running loose in Lockes- God Bless You Bunches! at 1 PM at Ida Margaret Baptist Church Fellowship baskets…one for a boy and is getting closer and closer.burg. Have you noticed Ann Holley, Pastor. Coulter Stone Park. For Hall, you can pick out a one for a girl. Take your It is time to gather the less trash, and fewer weeds The Kneebenders Re- something to lift your spir- pattern. Play night begins pick or buy tickets for both. required information for around town? We have lay for Life Team raised its on a boring Saturday at 6 PM each Thursday and You can visit the baskets at the Tuesday, May 3, reg- seen and appreciate the $662.00 at their annual afternoon, just head up includes a potluck snack. the Bank of Lockesburg. istration at Lockesburg extra effort of this trash Bake Sale last Friday. to the park and enjoy the National Library Week, Tickets are available with Elementary School. If removing-weed eating se- Great job! The Annual show. The Lockesburg ‘Lil April 10-16, 2011, is a time the baskets. The drawing your child is going to be 5 cret hero. Yard Sale raised $323.00 Darters and The Johnny to celebrate the contribu- will be held at the end of before August 1, 2011 and To get items in Lockes- for a total in the weekend Poppers love to entertain tions of our nation’s librar- the Easter Egg Hunt in the need more information call burg Tidbits, send e-mail of $985.00. Kristi Valee you. The Jamboree is being ies and library workers and Park. the school at 289-4041. to mommasusie1953@ told us they had risen a held on May 7. to promote library use and The Lockesburg Lions A Jeremy Overstreet yahoo.com or call her at little over $3,000 so far Bench Mark Exam, support. will meet on April 26 at memorial Scholarship has (870) 784-0993. Our dead- this year. There are still Bench Mark Exams, Bench This year’s theme is 12 noon at the Bank of been set up with the Uni- line is Monday mornings some t-shirts; including Mark Exams. That is the “Create your own Story Lockesburg. New mem- versity of Arkansas Medi- at 9. “Fight Like A Hog”, and week at Lockesburg El- @ your library.” We would bers are always welcome. others. The Raffl e for the ementary. So…how can like to encourage everyone The Fourth Annual Eas- THIS COLUMN BROUGHT throw size quilt that will be you parents and grandpar- to take advantage of the ter Egg Hunt In The Park TO YOU BY: given away on May 6.They ents be involved? Make free resources the Lockes- is on the schedule for April are selling luminaries in sure your student is rest- burg Library has to offer. 23. There will be two LOCKESBURG BRANCH honor or in memory of a ed and well fueled with First sponsored in 1958, Egg Hunts. The fi rst hunt 3402 Camellia • Lockesburg • 870-289-2400 Equal cancer patient for $5.00 healthy food so their brains National Library Week will be at 3:30 PM, the Housing Member FDIC Lender each. And there will be can operate at the top of is a national observance second hunt will be at 4 Chainsaw safety workshop scheduled in Pike County Emergency Responders, Our instructor Dana Hin- Woods - Presentation for 1:00-1:30 pm Safely Oper- of the Post Offi ce) Road Crews, and everyone kley, of Berlin, New Hamp- anyone operating or observ- ating a Chain Saw (continued) Murfreesboro, AR 71958 SIGN UP TO GET FREE operating a chainsaw are en- shire has done numerous ing someone handling a chain 1:30-3:00 pm Tree Felling To register or for more AMBER ALERTS couraged to join us at a free safety workshops in Arkansas saw. Demonstration - “Hands-on” information on the workshop ON YOUR CELL PHONE. workshop that will be espe- and across the nation since 9:30 am Safely Operating technique for safely felling contact: wirelessamberalerts.org cially valuable in light of all 2001. 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as the replacement cost said the Arkansas Munici- question directly follow- exhausted.” protect innocent bystand- LAWSUIT of their building and pal League will provide ing the fi re by erecting a Although a report fi led ers from an inadvertant From Page 1 $927,320 as the “fair mar- legal defense on behalf of banner over their ruined by Arkansas State Police collapse. ket value” of their inven- the city and that the city’s property reading, “100+ Investigator Ray Gentry A spokesperson with violation of due process tory. Arkansas Public Entities years of antiques & history confirmed that Collect- the District Court offi ce and equal protection [and] Nashville Fire Marshall Risk Management Asso- destroyed by demolition ible Corner was the least in Texarkana said John- an injunction prohibiting Jerry Harwell, TOMCO ciation insurance should not by fi re!” damaged of the structures son has 120 days to serve future perpetuation of the owner George Boozer and cover any losses if the city At that time, Carl John- affected by the fi re, he said each of the defendants and policies and customs com- the entire city council are is found liable. son told the News his fam- controlled demolition of that they have 20 days to plained of...” also named as defendants The Johnsons originally ily would not “walk away buildings involved in such respond before attorneys Additionally, the John- in the suit. announced their dissent until every fi nancial and a disaster is a standard will make their fi rst court sons are seeking $224,985 Mayor Billy Ray Jones against the policies in legal resource has been safety procedure done to appearance.

news, Alderman David “The fire department but he asked city attorney that they then fi nance the * Smith was asked to DIERKS Peek raised a question and sanitation aren’t get- Erin Sprick to work on the remaining amount owed look into a free program From Page 1 about the past due ac- ting their money either,” zoning ordinance. on a payment plan that will that would allow the city counts. Smith commented. John Hill raised con- allow the city to continue to contact a large num- since 2007. He asked if they were Mounts proposed sev- cerns about traffi c at the to pay what was budgeted ber of people at once in Mounts pointed out real numbers or estimates. eral new ordinances. park during baseball and for the previous loan. cases of an emergency. that the health department Mounts stated that they He suggested that the softball games. He stated The recommendation Smith had learned of the suggests municipalities were real numbers and city look into establishing that the road had been was then presented as a program at a recent state should reexamine their some of the accounts were a jake brake ban. Mounts blocked during a recent motion and passed unani- fi refi ghter’s meeting. water and sewer rates an- several years past due. stated that he had brought softball tournament, which mously. * The Dierks Fire De- nually. Peek then asked if there this up before, but had not provided a safer environ- In other news: partment performed a He stated that he would was any way to write off had enough support. He ment for children in the * Mounts reported that controlled burn for train- get with the Arkansas some of the accounts as stated that the noise as- area. the city had entered into an ing purposes. There was Rural Water Association uncollectible to clean up sociated with the braking The aldermen agreed agreement with American discussion about charging to fi gure out a new rate. the account. Mounts stated system is an unnecessary to block the road off fi ve Tire Company in Texar- a nominal fee for future Mounts reported that the that there might be. nuisance. nights a week during soft- kana to provide tires for controlled burns. ARWA will do an audit of Mounts went on to say He also proposed the ball and baseball season. city equipment. * Repairs have been the city’s system and needs that an account is not shut city develop zoning laws, Smith made a recom- * Several repairs have made to the Bad boy mow- and report on what their off until it is 60 days past allowing them to issue mendation that the city use been made at the park, ers. rates should be. due. building permits. funds from the equipment including new lights and * The city has purchased The council agreed to Roddy Smith agreed Mounts stated that the depreciation fund and the ballasts. Mounts reported a pressure washer. ask the ARWA to perform that something needed to jake brake ordinance was national criminal justice that there is about $5,000 * The fi re department the audit. be done to collect some of pretty straight forward fund to pay on the new po- of grant funds still avail- has purchased a jet ski for In other water related the past due accounts. and offered to prepare it, lice car. He also suggested able. water rescues.

Howard County SENIOR SHIRTS Land Transactions April 4-9, 2011 Quitclaim Deed - Jenny Bean, Floyd Shephard Gunn and Johnnie Bean Gunn, grantors, to Jenny Bean and Johnnie Bean Gunn, grantees, Lots 15 and 16 in Block 66 of the city of Nashville, Howard County. Warranty Deed - Israel Betancourt and Kimberly Betancourt, grantors, to Jose Betancourt, grantee, part of SE¼ of Section 26, Township 9S, Range 27W, Howard County. Quitclaim Deed - James M. Breeden, grantor, to Margaret E. Breeden, grantee, SE¼ of SW¼ of Section 2, Township 5S, Range 29W, 40 ac. m/l, Seniordrumline members Jacob Goff, Clay Sanders, Matt Williams, Jamal Snell and Aren Motta received t-shirts recently commemorating their participation in the Nashville High School Scrapper band. Howard County. Submitted photo Warranty Deed - Cassady Group, Inc., grantor, to Neely E. Cassady and Nina Jo Cassady, grant- ees, Lot 13 and 14 of Pleasant Hill Development, Howard County. New animal control o cer on the horizon Quitclaim Deed - Sharon S. Kitchens, grantor, Charles Goodin enforcement beat that could continue to keep If approved by city al- to Darrel Truman Kitchens, grantee, part of E¼ Managing Editor will include Nashville and up with demand from sur- dermen from all of the af- of NE¼ of NW¼; ALSO, part of W¼ of NW¼ NASHVILLE - Pend- nearby areas. Gathright rounding towns. fected locations, the move of NE¼, 5 ac. m/l; AND part of W¼ of NE¼ of ing approval by area city has already completed the “I’m afraid we’re will increase the amount NW¼, all in Section 36, Township 6S, Range 29W, councils, a new animal necessary training to take spreading our one guy each city pays for animal Howard County. control officer will be on the role. too thin,” he said. “None control services as a func- patroling local streets by Animal Control Direc- of us are really getting the tion of their population. July. tor Seborn Gregory will service we need cause this A part time employee The mayors of Mur- be primarily responsible guy’s running all over the will increase the depart- Now at freesboro, Nashville, for outlying areas and country.” ment’s overall budget by Power Washington and Prescott will continue to head the Gregory agreed and $7,398.79. voted Wednesday to hire department. told the mayors that he a new part-time employee Nashville Mayor Billy would prefer to hire full- Pharmacy to staff the animal shel- Ray Jones began discus- time help, although the ter in Nashville, allow- sion on the subject by group later agreed to hire ESCAPE ing Suzanne Gathright expressing concern over a part time employee and From Page 1 to move into a full-time whether a single offi cer review the situation later. Destinee Lynn Capman, and that the pair intended to COURT-ORDERED ESTATE AUCTION fl ee to North Dakota. 9:00 A.M. Instead, Scoggins’ fam- SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2011 • ily assisted offi cers in lo- Bill Ford Estate • 711 Herman St., Dierks cating him and the suspect Real Estate: Tract 1 - 3 BR, 1½ BA, 1,456 sq. ft. tile home on 100x140’ lot with is being held in LeFlore 26x30’ metal shop. Tract 2 - 2 lots (216x180’) directly across from home. County Jail on charges of Personal Property: Remington 550 Auto .22 rifl e, Razorback memorabilia, TroyBilt tiller, Cub Cadet riding mower, fl oor lamps, lamp tables, wagon wheel end tables, chairs, second degree escape. He color TV, plaques/prints, kitchen items, 2 dinette tables, 3 bar stools, sewing machine, desk will be transported back to & chair, washer, dryer, cedar chest, quilt tops, BR suite, vacuum cleaner, oil lamps, stereo Howard County Jail after & old records, ladder-back chairs, camping equipment, antique table, gas grill, shredder, signing a waiver of extradi- lawn cart, smoker, dog house, bicycles, yard tools, wheelbarrow, ladders, tumbler, air com- tion, Morris said. pressor, bench grinder, fl oor jack, ¾ drive socket set, hand tools, creeper, 2 garden planters, fi sh cooker, chain saws, table saw, miter saw, routers, shop fan, 2 push mowers, weedeater, Morris added that Cap- vise, wheeler ramps, sawhorse, live traps, metal lawn chairs, gas sprayer, chest-type tool man was apprehended in box, carpentry tools, drills/bits, saws, 2 gas blowers, gardening supplies... Sevier County and will be Equipment: 2001 Polaris 325 4-wheeler; Cub tractor w/belly mower & garden plows... charged at the discretion of Only a Partial Listing - MUCH MORE!!! the prosecuting attorney’s Terms: Real Estate: 10% down day of sale, balance due approx. 30 days. Other items: Cash or approved check payment in full day of auction. Announcements made day offi ce. of sale take precedence over printed matter. “The Howard County Auctioneer’s Note: NOTE Early Start Time 9:00 A.M. To preview real estate, call Sheriff’s Office appreci- for appointment. Directions: From 278 junction in Dierks, go east 1 block to Herman St, turn left, go approx. ates all of the assistance 4 blocks. Auction on left next to church. Watch for Auction Signs. that we received in locating 1310 S. 4th Street Johnny Stone Auction Co. and arresting Scoggins and 1156 Pump Springs Rd. Nashville, AR 71852 Capman,” the statement Nashville • 870-845-2304 (870)฀845-3152฀฀฀cell฀870-845-6152฀฀•฀฀฀AR฀Lic.฀#219 concludes. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, April 14, 2011 • Page 7 Diamond Park Speedway April 9 race results Southwest All Star Kid Weeks/Amity, AR Factory Stock Heat Winners: Carver, (DNS) Renagade Claimer Sprints 4th # 17 Gregg 1st # 42 Lee Carv- C. Shurtleff Heat Winners: Young, 1st # 2 Cole 1st # 75 Bailey Clark/HotEl- Springs, AR er/Lockesburg, AR Street Stock L., Farmer Smith/Glenwood, AR liot/California, MO 5th # 42 Lee Carv- 2nd # 54 Clint 1st # 71 Joel Southern Stock 2nd # 5 Randy 2nd # 16T Jadoner/Lockesburg, AR Shurtleff/Ashdown, AR Young/Norman, AR 1st # 17 Jason Fatheree/Nashville, AR Rodgers/Tulsa, OK 6th # 72 Amanda 3rd # 8 Chris 2nd # 26R Cole Crow/Hot Springs, AR Heat Winner: Fatheree 3rd # 1S JoeyHamilton/Nashville, AR Moore/Amity, AR Farmer/Glenwood, AR 2nd # 48 Shelley Street Legal Cars and Schmidt/Mena, AR 7th # 71 Tom 4th # 71 Tyler 3rd # 4 Brandon Carver/Lockesburg, AR Trucks Drag Races 4th # 7T TristianWright/Glenwood, AR Young/Norman, AR Rowland/Nashville, AR 3rd # 2T Neil 1st Chris Rodgers/ Oakes/Sandspring, OK 8th # 348 Clayton 5th # 42J Justin 4th # 52 Dallas Kemp/Kirby, AR Nashville, AR Heat Winners: Oakes Carter/Bonnerdale, AR Burt/Lockesburg, AR Simmons/New Hope, AR 4th # 29 Clark This Saturday, April (2) 9th # 6K Kyle Pu- (DNF) 5th # 72 Lonnie Plyler/Glenwood, AR 16th, Diamond Park Pure Stock rifoy/Gurdon, AR (DNS) 6th # 40 Miranda Young/Benton, AR (DNF) Speedway will have regu- 1st # 41 Brian 10th # 77 Richard Carver/Lockesburg, AR 6th # 2 Thomas 5th # 2 Thomas lar racing. Gates open at Carver/Lockesburg, AR Zeagler/Arkadelphia, AR (DNF) Woodruff/Nashville, AR Woodruff/Nashville, AR 5 and racing starts at 8. 2nd # 7 Jeremy (DNS) 7th # 24 Michael (DNS) (DNS) For more information Hill/Dierks, AR Heat Winners: Hill (2), Shurtleff/Foreman, AR 7th # 1 Justin Heat Winners: Crow go to www.diamondpark- 3rd # 10X Dwight Carver (2) (DNF) Rodgers/Nashville, AR (2) speedway.com.

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Sarah Cothren Diamond slides in under the tag as the Dierks Baseball Results 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E Lady Outlaws roll Ashdown 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 to an 18-0 win over Nashville 1 0 0 1 5 0 - 7 10 0 the Mineral Springs SP-Alan Copeland: 7IP 4H 0ER 1BB 8SO (WP) Lady Hornets. Lucas Scott 3-4 (2DBL) 2R 1RBI 1SB, Ryan Forte 1-4 Dierks is unde- 1R 1RBI 1SB, Alan Copeland 1-2 (1DBL) 1R 1RBI, Ryan feated in confer- Stinson 1-3 (1DBL) 1R, Dakota McElyea 1-3 3RBI, Reed ence play. Kell 1-3, Ben Worthington 0-3, Alex Curry 1-3 1R, Tesean Photo by Green 1-3 1R Dewayne Holloway Nashville 0 8 0 2 1 2 - 13 13 1 Taylor 1 0 1 0 0 0 - 2 6 2 SP-Reed Kell: 6IP 6H 2ER 1BB 3SO Lucas Scott 0-4 1R, Ryan Forte 1-3 1R, Alan Copeland 2-3 3R 2RBI 1SB, Ryan Stinson 2-3 (1HR) 2R 3RBI, Dakota McElyea 2-3 2R 1RBI, Reed Kell 2-4 1R, Ben Worthington 1-3 1R 2RBI 1SB, Alex Curry 1-4 2RBI, Tesean Green 2-2 (1DBL 1TRP) 2R 1RBI 1SB, Stephen Kreul 0-1

Mineral Springs 1 0 1 - - - - 2 0 2 Dierks 5 10 - - - - - 15 11 2 (D) SP-Remington Jester .1IP 0H 1ER 3BB 1SO; Andrew Sirmon: 1.3IP 0H 0ER 1BB 4SO (WP); Adam Brashaw 1IP 0H 0ER 0BB 3SO (MS) SP-Kolton Ortiz .2IP 3H 1ER 4BB 0SO (LP); Rashad Williams .1IP 3H 3ER 0BB 1SO; Jalen Britt .2IP 5H 4ER 2BB 0SO; Jason Ware .1IP 0H 0ER 0BB 0SO (D) Alex Sharp 1-1 2R, Sawyer Kesterson 0-1, Tyler Narens 1-1 1R 1RBI, Andrew Sirmon 1-2 (1DBL) 1R 1RBI, Austin Walston 1-3 3R, Tyler Mounts 1-1 1R, Curtis Sebren 1-1 (1TRP) 1R 2RBI, Adam Bradshaw 1-2 1R, Remington Jester 1R 1RBI, Justin McCauley 0-1, Drew Adams 1R 1RBI, Nick Moore 2-2 1R 3RBI (MS) Jason Ware 0-2, Kolton Ortiz 0-1 2R, Rashad Williams 2SB, Aron McDonald 0-1, Jalen Britt 0-1 1RBI, Derrick Muldrow 0-2, Kolton Johnson 0-1, Ricardo Romo 0-1, Rodriquez 0-1 Softball Results 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E Bauxite 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 2 5 Nashville 4 5 4 2 - - - 15 6 0 SP-Kera Hinds: 4IP 2H 0ER 0BB 2SO (WP) Sara Renfrow 2-4 (1TRP) 2R 1SB, Danielle Terwilliger 0-3 2R 2RBI 1SB, Kristen Busby 1-3 (1DBL) 1RBI, Tiffany Lee 1-2 (1DBL) 3RBI 2SB, Maddie McJunkins 1-2 2R 1RBI 1SB, Coach D.J. Graham waves Alex Curry (6) home as Lucas Scott’s fly ball sails to left field for a double Nina Wynn 1-1 (DBL) 3R 1RBI, Jenna Hendry 2R 1RBI in the bottom of the fifth inning for the first run of the inning. Nashville went on to defeat Ashdown 7-0 at 1SB, Kera Hinds 0-1 1RBI, Shayla Wright 0-2 1RBI 1SB, Wilson Park in Nashville. Whitney Finley 0-0, Avery Kesterson 1R 2SB Photo by Logan Webster Mt. Ida 0 0 1 - - - - 1 1 3 Dierks 8 3 5 - - - - 16 11 2 SP-Caitlin Lites: 3IP 1H 0ER 1BB 5SO (WP) Poole leads Scrapperettes to Scrapper Relay Caitlin Lites 3-3 3R 1RBI, Tori Icenhower 2-3 1R 1RBI, Kori Clement 1-1 3R 1RBI 1SB, Hannah Dellinger 2-3 2R 3RBI, Mary Brown 0-2 1R, Lori Hill 0-2 2R 2RBI, Sarah Cothren win with another perfect performance 1-2 (1DBL) 1R 1RBI, Helms 1-3 (1DBL) 1R 1RBI, Emily Brewer 1-2 2R 1RBI Dewayne Holloway dash. She was also victori- 7th (:28.72); 400m dash: cus; High Jump: Poole 1st Sports Editor ous in the 100m hurdles. Poole 1st (:58.29); 100m (5-3); Triple Jump: Poole NASHVILLE – Monisa Hannah Vines also Hurdles: 1st (:16.23); 800m 1st (33-11), Vines 8th (30- Poole completed another earned a victory for Nash- run: Hannah Vines 1st 2) perfect performance to lead ville with a stellar perfor- (2:27.53), Kirby Kell 7th the Nashville Scrapperettes mance in the 800m run. (2:52.46); 1600m run: Me- to a victory in the Scrapper RESULTS linda Moncus 7th (6:26.47); Relays Tuesday. 100m dash: Monisa 4x100m relay: Wither- FREE Poole earned victories Poole 1st (:12.49), Jasmine spoon, Polk, Stewart, Vines GAS!* in the high jump, and triple Witherspoon 6th (:13.60), 3rd (:52.00); 4x400m relay: Hwy. 278 & I-30 • Hope, AR • (870) 777-2371 jump before moving from 200m dash: Poole 1st Kell, Polk, Moncus, Vines or Toll Free 1-888-777-4701 the fi eld to the track. She (25.30), Devyn Polk 4th 5th (4:34.87); 4x80m relay: was then victorious in the (:27.63), Witherspoon 6th Kell, Maddie McJunkins, See One of Our Sales Specialists Today: 100m, 200m and 400m (:28.59), Tamira Stewart Loretta Moncus, M. Mon- Gary, Bill, Trent, Daniel or Rick

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The Nashville Scrappers (pictured left) and Scrapperettes (pictured right) swept the Scrapper Relays held in Nashville Tuesday. The Scrappers won the boys division in decisive fashion with a 154 point total, 69 points better than second place Broken Bow. The Scrapperettes edged out a 93-86 win over Idabel to claim the girl’s title. Monisa Poole had her third 60 point performance of the season to win high point honors. Photos by Dewayne Holloway

Hannah Vines ran the 800m run as if it were a sprint, winning the event in 2:27.53.

JaKaree Gaines (left) and Shawn Kennedy (right) race to the finish line in the 200m dash. Gaines Light a Candle For a Loved One finished fifth in the event and Kennedy finished 8th. Gaines’ best finish came in the 100m dash, where he finished second with a time of :10.98. Gaines and Kennedy, along with Cameron Lofton and Reggie  e American Cancer Society invites you to join us Wright had the second fastest time in the 4x400m relay. in a touching Ceremony to honor cancer survivors and to remember those we have lost to cancer. HOWARD COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE 2011 May 20th • 6PM @ h e City Park Luminaria Ceremony will begin at 8:30PM Masonic •$5 Donation per bag •$25 Donation per Tiki Torch Please make checks payable to American Cancer Society - Luminaria(s) can also be purchased w/ a credit card @ www.relayforlife.org/howardar Fish Fry Please light a candle in honor or memory of my loved one/friend (please print) (Arkansas Raised Catfish)

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“Your wife called and said Patti’s bring home  owers.” Pocketful of Pansies “Forgetful” For all your Mother’s Day Flowers & Gifts 417 S. Fourth •Nashville • 845-3149 Page 12 • Thursday, April 14, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS AGFC public meeting scheduled The Fisheries Division of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will have a public meeting on May 3 at 7 p.m. to discuss regulation changes On Millwood Lake. The meeting will be held at the Community Center at Hope Fair Park. They will also have a public meeting May 10 at 7 p.m. to discuss general fi sh- ing regulation changes for the 2012 season. The meeting will be held at the Ashdown Police De- partment. Local drug court professionals who attended the fifth annual Arkansas Drug Court Coneference at the Holiday Inn City Center in Fort Smith If you have any questions April 6-8 were (left to right): Judge Joe Griffin, Agent TaQuanda Dixon, Public Defender Jason Mitchell, Assistant Area Manager Amanda Clift, call the Arkansas Game and Drug Court Officer Jo Fredrickson, Drug Court Counselor Sandra Barrett, Deputy Prosecutor Jeffery Sams, Drug Court Counselor Linda Trot- Fish Southwest Regional Of- ter, Judge Charles Yeargan, Advisor Teresa Pribilski, Drug Court Officer Tomekia Williamson, Drug Court Administrative Specialist II Dyiana fi ce at 870-777-5580. Kane and Career Planning & Placement Specialist Karen Tomlin. Submitted photo Driver safety by Jean A. Ince Staff chairman Why adolescents give class to be held UofA Cooperative Extension AARP Driver Safety Service • Howard County parents a hard time Class to be held on Thurs- Many parents of young many changes take place their parents’ earlier behav- an ideal government, an Yet, most children this day, May 5, starting at 11 a.m., at the Pike County adolescents today wonder in so short a time. These iors. Almost anything can ideal world, an ideal school, age continue to have warm Extension Offi ce, located at if they’ll ever survive the changes occur in aspects of serve to trigger a childhood and yes, an ideal parent. feelings toward their par- 100 E. Court Street in Mur- teen years and still have the child’s physical, physi- memory: a casual remark, The enormous leap in ents. The period of early freesboro. their sanity! A better under- ological, social, emotional, a television show, or just mental development in- adolescence is usually a Cost per AARP member standing of this age period and mental development. fl ipping through the family duces young adolescents confusing time for most is $12, non-members will be should help parents adjust Around the age of 11 photo album. to realize that parents DO children, who need all of the $14. The instructor will be to the transformations in or 12 years, most young If your adolescent con- have fl aws and imperfec- caring support that they can Mr. Bervin Laurent. their children. adolescents experience a fronts you with something tions like everyone else! A get from parents. Check with your insur- Early adolescence is the tremendous advance or leap you did which was incon- majority of youth this age For more information on ance agent about the dis- counts you will receive. link between childhood in their mental develop- siderate, slightly neglectful, will be quick to let parents parenting teens or children Class certifi cates are good and adolescence. It em- ment. They begin to think in or physically or emotion- know that they are not per- of any age, contact me at for one year. braces the age span be- abstract terms. For example, ally painful to him or her in fect and all-knowing. So [email protected] or call me For more information tween roughly the ages of early adolescents can think childhood, try to acknowl- in a way, parents become at 845-7517. please call 870-285-2161. 9 and 13 years. During no about thinking. 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Main St., Nashville, AR 71852 EOE NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, April 14, 2011 • Page 13 Mineral Springs MSSD classes of 2011 to receive Kindles Charles Goodin | Managing Editor The move came after school superin- do three hours of school service to be eli- In other business, the board: MINERAL SPRINGS - Seniors who tendent Max Adcock told the board that gible for the device. • heard reports on parent-teacher con- are part of the graduating class of 2011 150 of the devices had been ordered for “I’m using it as a carrot to make them ferences that ranged from 60 to 80 per- will receive more than just diplomas high school students, but would likely not graduate and make them stay in our dis- cent parent turnout; when they bid farewell to the Mineral be ready in time for seniors who have al- trict,” Adcock said. • voted to rehire all certifi ed personnel Springs/Saratoga School District. ready been promised the new technology. If a student leaves the district prior to with Mike Erwin objecting; They’ll also receive Kindle e-readers, All students will be allowed to keep graduation, they can still keep their Kin- • voted unanimously to approve a courtesy of the school, following a unani- their school-provided Kindle if they dle, but must pay $139. 2011-12 school calendar that was “over- mous decision at Monday’s school board graduate from the district, although they “I don’t see a way any kid won’t be whelmingly” approved by the personnel meeting. must pay an initial $25 insurance fee or able to get their Kindle,” Adcock added. policy committee.

I visited with Carol Jean then shall the scriptures be White Cliffs News Stewart. Laura Faye Stew- fulfi lled, that thus it must art, and Evelyn Hamilton he? Council updated on in the Ashdown Nursing In that same hour said By Mary Home on Saturday. They Jesus to the multitudes. park depot project were enjoying the activi-Are ye come out against ties and doing well. I alsoa thief with a sword and MINERAL SPRINGS - The city council Crosslin visited with Verdi Max- staves for to take me? I sat heard an update Tuesday on the proposed relo- well; keep her in yourdaily with you leaching in cation and refurbishing of the park depot build- Pastor Germany kept his On Wednesday last prayers. the temple. and ye laid no ing. regular worship appoint- week we had a fi rst re- I was told by one of holdthe on me. Clyde Bell addressed the council on behalf ment at Mt. Zion on Sun- sponse call for a fi re in the fi shermen at the lake that But all this was done.. of the Lion’s Club, reminding city aldermen day. The worship service Cliffs. An underbrush fi re the fi sh were beginning Thatto the scriptures of the that the group had applied for a Heritage Foun- was just awesome as only burned out of control. The bite. I fi nally decided prophets to might be ful- dation grant to do the work and that the city the Holy Spirit can do. If fi re plow was called out. get my fi shing licenses fiso lled. Then all the disci- had pledged $1,500 in support of the endeavor. you missed, you missed a There were no injuries. I can enjoy some relaxedples forsook him, and fl ed. Bell said it would cost roughly $3,000 to re- blessing, and we hope to Robbie Jester (Blue time at the lake fi shing. And they laid hold on locate the building and that the group had only see you next time. Eyes) in Ben Lomond is Hopefully I can catch Jesus a led him away to allocated $2,500 in existing, non-grant funds. A belated birthday to recovering from knee sur- nice fresh water fi sh forCaiaphas the high priest. He offered to purchase the platform the build- my niece Patricia Coven, gery. She got her fi rst night dinner. where the scribes and the ing is currently resting on for $300, leaving a and John Travis, and Aunt of good sleep since the Christian elders were assembled. $200 shortage of funds. Ceola Henderson, who surgery last week. We had Refresher:26:52·59 But Peter followed him A series of suggestions were offered on how turned 102 years old on talked about people hav- Then said Jesus unto afar off unto the high to bridge the funding gap, but no defi nitive ac- Monday. Yea! I hope you ing both knees done at the him. Put up again thy priest’s palace,. and went tion was taken on the subject. are blessed with many same time, she is happy sword into his place: for in, and sat with the ser- In other business, the council: more birthdays. My church just for one at the time be- all they that take the sword vants, to see the end. • voted unanimously to leave city employ- took me out to dinner on ing. It has been quite pain- shall perish by the sword. Now the chief priests. ees’ health insurance policies as-is; Sunday afternoon in honor ful. I understand the pain. Thinkest thou that I can- and elders. and all the • voted unanimously to write off approxi- of my birthday. We went because I had the same not now pray to my Fa- council, sought false wit- mately $5,000 of bad debt. to Fisherman’s Cove, in surgery. We hope you will ther, and he shall presently ness against Jesus, to put -Charles Goodin Nashville. We had a great be up and ready for camp- give me more than twelve him to death. fellowship. ing in a few weeks. legions ofangels? But how LOVE IS THE KEY! Fire dept. to hold fundraiser dinner The Mineral Springs Fire Department will hold a fundraiser dinner April 30 at the fi re department building. Festivities will include a barbeque meal and a raffl e for a fl at screen TV. Twice the news is twice as nice.

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Call (870) 874-2204 ______Hostetler Mowing - dependable lawn tion for Workers with Disabilities and EEO (Pd:30) Have 3 homes for sale. Call now - 24 care. (870) 557-4510 (RH:20-tf; w6) warranty. Twin $78, Full $98, Queen ______hrs. (903) 831-6412 (SH:96-tf; w10) ______$138, King $168. Call (903) 276- 9354 (Pd:26-34) Sherry’s sm. kitchenette apt., utilities ______Tennis lessons, private or group. Lake View Kennels ______pd., fully furnished. (870) 925-0347 4BR/2BA home for sale by owner. (870) 845-8505 (dh:tf) (Pd:30-31) Land can be included. Call now ______Maytag washer $100; elec. smooth- Pom puppies, 6 wks. old - $250 ______(501) 625-3633 (CH/HS:28-37; w15) top stove $200; lg. chair $45; sm ______HOSTETLER Siberian Husky puppies couch $45; lg computer/entertain- Custom built homes - 2x6 walls, 9  . ment stand $50. (870) 397-4046 MOWING Yorkiepoos ceiling, starting @ $40/sq. t . (501) (Pd:30) Dependable Lawn Care ______625-3633 (CH/HS:28-37; w14) K R ______Commercial & Residential Leaf Cleanup • Poodles • Yorkies (male & female) 3 ac. lots on Dierks Lake. Beautiful (870) 388-9454 hardwood, timber, some w/lake view, (870) 557- rural water & elec., great for get-away 4510 cabin or spot to pull camper. Priced Nashville MILLWOOD CORPORATION Need Certi ed Service Technician/ to sell. (870) 451-3106 (Pd:17-34) Mechanic - Must have own tools. ______BUYER OF TIMBER & TIMBERLAND 2 BR home on 8 ac., close to town. Commissioned salary based on RESIDENT MANAGER/CARETAKER experience. Fill out application or SANDY BRANCH Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 bring resume to DeQueen Ford- Little Rock, Arkansas Management Company seeking TEAM MOBILE HOMES Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 Chrysler in DeQueen, AR. for a 19-unit family apartment complex in Murfreesboro, Arkan- We have your mobile home needs. sas. Must be willing to live on site. Property Management ex- (DQF:95-tf,27w) SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 ______Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 perience preferred but not required. Compensation Package in- cludes: Rent/utility free apartment, salary, and opportunities for CDL drivers need for weekend only. (870) 845-2940 P.O. Box 1316 Offi ce: advancement with a growing company. Duties include: Leasing Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 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 Nashville & Mineral Springs Poultry House Clean-out Fax or e-mail letters or resumes with references to: Call for your personal tour today! Rusty Hostetler Pearlie Kidd (870) 845-5075 PDC Companies Ray & Associates Real Estate (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: Bonded TIMBER AND TIMBERLAND This institution is an Equal opportunity provider and employer. Country Meadows Estates & Insured (870) 286-2442 • on Hwy 278, 5 acre Cell: (870) 845-9299 We buy pine & hardwood sawlogs & home sites listing for $21,000 - for only $125,000 pulpwood. We will buy your tract in Turner Electric the bulk or by scale, with weekly HOWARD COUNTY buy all....located near town, hospital and schools.... settlements. We will cruise your timber Call one of our agents for more information . & give you a FREE ESTIMATE with no obligation to you. CHILDREN’S CENTER • Farview Building Sites at the intersection of CARLTON LPN Honeycutt Road and Country Club Road, 1½ to 3 J.W. MILLER TIMBER CO., INC. Qualifi cations: Ability to relate with, consideration and ef- MINI STORAGE acre lots at only $29,500 each. Call for more detailed 4300 Gazola St. • Texarkana, TX fectiveness to clients and staff. Five (5) years experience. information. (870) 845-3560 (903) 838-5836 Candidate must have current license as licensed practical Jimmy Miller 1-800-8TIMBER nurse in the state of Arkansas. Work Schedule: Mon – Fri, • The best view of Lake Greeson with one acre 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM, some weekends. and 1,742 sq ft living space. There are 3 BR/1.5 BA, The Agency Realty & Premier Mortage Client Instructor, Group Home informal living/den, kitchen with eating area includ- Part Time Position - Working with developmentally disabled ed, separate offi ce and laundry rooms, WBFP, CH/ adult males, in a Group Home setting. Job consists of work- CA, fl oor coverings of carpet, vinyl and ceramic. ing with individuals on shopping, laundry, cooking, house- Bill Fritts keeping, money management and socialization skills. Work Great patio area, porches and huge windows provide Principle Broker & schedule: evenings and part of each weekend (approximately the wonderful views. List for $550,000 - call Sharla Loan Offi cer 20 hours per week). for additional info on the great features of this home Must be able to pass criminal records background check, site located 368 Lake Village Drive. 870-845-1011 or 870-845-6100 pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high school diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. • Great location for your business – 800 South 101 S. Main Street [email protected] Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., Main lists for $125,000 - large, roomy building on Nashville, AR 71852 www.theagencyrealty.net 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. 1.78 acres with 3,416 sq ft of useable space. Page 16 • Thursday, April 14, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS HIPPY family of the week - the Hartins This week’s featured HIPPY fam- prepared for Kindergarten (public encourages and provides families ily is Eugene and Yovanna Hartin of school) and HIPPY has been an asset with fun games/activities that the Dierks. in this preparation for them. whole family can enjoy. Children This family is very special because The boys love the books that they are learning while having fun and both parents are very involved with receive with HIPPY and look for- valuable family time is encouraged. teaching this educational program ward to all of the cutting and gluing It is important that families take HIPPY, to their sons. The Hartins activities. HIPPY provides all items time to enjoy one another and create have one son, Bryan who completed needed to enjoy and complete the memories. the three year curriculum and is now benefi cial HIPPY activities. Items HIPPY is a program that teaches 3 near completing the four year cur- such as scissors, glue, crayons, pen- and 4 year olds valuable educational riculum. Their other son, Kristopher, cils and special HIPPY shapes are a stepping stones for life. “The love of enjoys and participates in the three few items provided to complete their Learning Begins at Home” and HIP- year curriculum. weekly lessons that include a book. PY is there to help and provide. For Both boys enjoy the fun education- All of this is free to families that more information on participating in al activities that HIPPY has to offer. want to get that extra educational this program contact Karen Garner at Both parents know how important it boost for their children. HIPPY 870-845-2577 or the DeQueen/Mena is to have their children ready and has become a positive program that Educational COOP at 870-386-2251. Largest meth seizure in years nets jailtime for Hempstead County man The Hempstead County Controlled Substance (Ecstasy), and other paraphernalia related “As Sheriff I would like Sheriff’s Department has com- Possession of Controlled Sub- to the distribution of drugs. Also commend the Deputies and Elberta Peach pleted a drug investigation stance (Hydrocodone), (zanax,) seized was a Suzuki Motorcycle Agents that worked on this case, involving the distribution of other prescription drugs, And used to carry the drugs. we were able to remove a sub- Methamphetamine, Prescription Possession of Drug Parapher- Williams was transported to stantial drug dealer and drugs Pageant dates set Drugs, and Ecstasy in Hemp- nalia. the HCDF where he is awaiting from the county,” Sheriff James The annual Miss Elberta peach Pageant will be stead County and Southwest Hempstead County Depu- a fi rst court appearance, Wil- A. Singleton said in a statement. Arkansas. ties and Agents from the South liams was on probation from the “Hempstead County is very held Saturday, April 30, at the Elementary School Lee Oliver Williams 38, of Central Drug Task Force Seized Magnolia area for drugs at the fortunate to have dedicated of- Cafetorium. Magnolia, Arkansas was arrest- over $3,000.00 in cash, and time of his arrest by Hempstead fi cers and a Prosecuting Attor- Crowns will be given for Baby Miss Elberta ed April 8, 2011 at a residence approximately (1/2 Pound) County Deputies. ney’s offi ce that work together Peach 0-12 months, Tiny Miss Elberta Peach 1-2 on Hempstead County Road 3 of (Ice) Crystal Methamphet- This is the largest seizure for the betterment of the County. years, Little Miss Elberta Peach 3-4 years, Petite in Hope, Arkansas. Williams amine, estimated street value of Ice (Methamphetamine) by We will continue to work to- was arrested for Possession of $30,000.00, Tablets of Hy- Hempstead County Deputies gether to make it harder and stop Miss Elberta Peach 8-11 years, Teen Miss Elberta with Intent to Deliver (Meth- drocodone, Ecstasy, Zanax, and and Agents of the SCDTF for Drug Dealers from distributing Peach 12-14 years, Miss Elberta Peach 15-19 years. amphetamine), Possession of other pills yet to be identifi ed, several years. this poison to our citizens.” Photogenic crowns will be given in all seven divisions and Teen and Miss divisions for Peoples Choice. Friends and family will be given the op- portunity to buy tickets to place a vote for their favorite Teen or Miss Contestant. A new division is being added this year for age groups 0-11, Living Doll. This gives the contestant the chance to show personality and or talent. She can dress to depict to her favorite character or doll. A separate crown and sash will be given in this division. The pageant will take place at the Elementary School cafetorium, April 30th at 6pm. Applications may be picked up at the Nashville Chamber of Commerce in Nashville, by calling the chamber at 845-1262, or calling Joy Johnson at 845-9674, or downloading and application at www. nashvillear.com and clicking on Featured Events. Application deadline is April 23. Entertainment will be provided by Miss Maci Bishop and Mr. Hunter Serrano.

Miss Maci Bishop and Mr. Hunter Serrano will provide entertainment for the Elberta Peach Pageant April 30. Photo by Cecil Harris

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SATURDAY NIGHT - APRIL 16 Gates open @ 5 p.m. Races start @ 8:00 Admission is $10 for adults, $5 seniors, $5 kids 7-12, and kids 6 & under FREE. Swimming Pool & Spa Sale Come on out Saturday night for some great dirt track racing at Diamond Park Speedway. Saturday, April 16th, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Join us Saturday, April 30th for the 2ND ANNUAL Don’t Miss! Pool School ! RELAY FOR LIFE FUNDRAISER NIGHT! C 301 West Comprass St Thursday, May 12th ome have a great time and race for a cure! Hope, Arkansas 71801 Track is located on Hwy 27 between 870-777-5413 Nashville and Murfreesboro 800-452-1469 8th Annual Open House www.diamondparkspeedway.com