Local coverage since 1951 SEE State basketball MONTGOMERY action COUNTY NEWS Page 7 USPS 361 - 700 • 75¢ • Vol. 65 • Issue 10 • Thursday, March 10, 2016 • 1 Section • 12 Pages • Published in Mount Ida, Arkansas Officer involved shooting leaves one dead DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY According to a release issued The suspect, identified as tion Oficer Bill Sadler stated that [email protected] by the Montgomery County John A. Chamberlain of Pencil the role of the Arkansas State Mount Ida – Two Montgomery Sheriff’s Ofice the two deputies, Bluff, was pronounced dead at Police in this situation it to pre- County Sheriff’s Ofice deputies who not been identified, were the hospital. pare an investigative ile relating remain on administrative leave involved in an oficer involved No details have been given to the oficer involved shooting. Local Briefs as the Arkansas State Police shooting March 4. Neither oficer regarding the incident and Sher- The case ile will be submitted to review evidence regarding their was injured in the incident, but iff David White stated that the the prosecuting attorney to de- part in an oficer involved shoot- the suspect was transported to investigation has been turned termine if the use of deadly force Spaghetti supper ing that led to the death of a the hospital after the incident over to the Arkansas State Police. by a law enforcement oficer was to be held at Old suspect. occurred. Arkansas State Police Informa- consistent with Arkansas laws. Norman School The Prairie Grove Band will be the featured entertainment at a spaghetti meal fundraiser held at Polls busy in recent election the Old Norman High School on Friday, March 18, with food being Blansett wins county The leading results of the coun- served from 5 -7 p.m. ties included (Pike, Montgomery, The popular band is made up coroner position Statewide): of local musicians, some of whose • U.S. President -- Democrat Hillary Clinton – 367 (64.16%), 316 parents attended the Norman PJ TRACY IV High School before it closed in (65.97%), 145,715 (66.11%) Editor, Glenwood Herald Bernie Sanders – 171 (29.90%), 142 1971 when Norman and Caddo More than 40 percent of registered (29.65%), 65,997 (29.94%) Gap schools consolidated. Some voters turned out in Pike County for In Pike County 34 people voted picking and grinning music will be the preferential primary and nonparti- for one of the other four candidates played during the meal. san general election held statewide on on the ballot, while in Montgomery The Norman Historic Preserva- March 1. County 21 did the same. tion Program has applied for a 2:1 Montgomery County tallied even • U.S. President – Republican matching grant with the Arkansas better, posting a 45.46% turnout of regis- Donald J. Trump – 511 (33.93%), Historic Preservation Program to tered voters – 2,138 of 4,703 – over Pike 672 (41.64%), 134,405 (32.80%) concrete the handicapped parking County’s 2,098 out of 5,213 (40.25%). Ted Cruz – 501 (33.27%), 432 lot being constructed on the west Both counties outperformed the state (26.77%), 125,009 (30.50%) side of the building and to pay for average of 38.07%. Marco Rubio – 327 (21.71%), 287 the ADA handicapped ramp lead- In Pike County 1,508 of the ballots (17.78%), 101,633 (24.80%) ing into the first floor. The board were cast in the Republican primary, 586 In Pike County 167 people voted for has faith that they will receive the for the Democratic primary and 4 in the $20,000 they asked for, which nonpartisan genre. Polls, page 6 means they have to raise $10,000 Montgomery County experienced a between now and July 1st. They stronger surge of voters choosing to vote DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News have to have the cash in hand to be in the Presidential Republican primary Mallory Carr (16) races to third base Friday as Mount Ida able to begin work immediately. versus its Democratic counterpart – opens the 2016 softball season with a 16-1 victory over The concrete in the bathrooms 1,614 to 479. Fountain Lake. has been poured and the walls and ceiling being constructed this week. Hopefully they will be up Lady Lions open and running for the fundraiser. For more information, call Mary Beth Lysobey at 870-223-2724. season with a bang DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY [email protected] MOUNT IDA - The Lady Lions took to the ield amidst a haze of smoke due to a controlled burn in the area, but they didn’t let that get in their way as they opened the season with a 16-1 victory over Fountain Lake. Mount Ida opened the game with a ive run effort in the irst inning and inished with a seven run rally in the fourth to end the game early by way of the sportsmanship rule. Mallory Carr and Addison Black combined for the victory. Carr recorded two strike outs and two walks while giving up three hits and one run in three innings of work. Black pitched the fourth inning giving up one Kelly Miller Circus hit and recording two strikeouts. Addison Black led the team with four runs, all coming to Mount without the beneit of a hit. She drew three walks and Ida March 30 reached on a hit batsman. Cleaning up... Mattie Fiorello, Mallory Carr, Patty Anne Whisen- MOUNT IDA – The Kelly Miller hunt and Taylor Stover each scored twice. Circus will return to Mount Ida The City of Norman is removing one of several condemned buildings. The City is currently Madison Smith, Braelynne Bates, Jordan Farmer Wednesday, March 30, thanks involved in a project to remove several dilapidated and or condemned buildings within the city. and Peyton Burrow each scored once. to the Mount Ida Area Chamber The owners of this irst building agreed it needed to be removed, as it has been vacant for many Fiorello drew three walks and one strike out and years, and had a vehicle run into it a few years ago. It is just beyond the four way stop, on the of Commerce. The circus will recorded a hit. Smith Had two walks and a sacriice pitch their tent at the Montgomery left , in the curve. Residents were seen smiling as they passed Denny Cowart demolishing the eye sore. Watch for more progress in this beautiication project. hit. Bates had a hit and a strike out. Carr drew three County Fairgrounds in Mount Ida. Submitted Photo The Kelly Miller Circus is cel- page 6 ebrating their 78th year under the Bang, big top. They are one of the only traveling circuses who not only Local Artist to be honored with reception perform under a big top tent, but A love for art and the joy of seeing oth- Village, is the current featured artist at the they also allow the public to come ers have fun has fueled Marlene Germil- Ouachita Artists Gallery in Mount Ida. and watch as they raise the tent. lion’s desire to teach for a number of years. A reception will be held in her honor Stand off ends The circus includes an elephant She enjoys working with a variety of Sunday, March 13 from 1-3 p.m. at the among other animal acts. They subjects and enjoys using different medi- Ouachita Artists Gallery located on the also offer a host of international ums and learned techniques. She admits square in Mount Ida at 135 South West stars performing various feats of that making art enjoyable and fun as one is Street. in arrest skills to thrill the crowd. being creative are her goals as she teaches. Mount Ida will be one of 200 “If you are not enjoying what you cre- DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY cities that the Kelly Miller Circus ate it will show in your work. Of course, [email protected] will perform in this year as they you must do your homework to learn to An armed standoff ended in one arrest Friday travel nearly 10,000 miles across handle the medium you want to work in. afternoon after law enforcement oficers responded North America. The more you paint and / or create the to a domestic disturbance on Old Caddo Gap Road. The event is sponsored by more you improve. It is a learned process According to Montgomery County Sheriff David the Mount Ida Area Chamber of not just talent alone.” She stated. White oficers were dispatched to a residence on Old Commerce. There will be two Germillion recently conducted a work- Caddo Gap Road after receiving information regard- performances with the first one to shop at the Ouachita Artists Gallery where ing a domestic disturbance around 3 p.m. start at 4:30 p.m. and the second at she shared her years of experience with When oficers arrived they were confronted by a 7:30 p.m. those in attendance. man allegedly armed with two riles. Sheriff White Tickets are available at Bates She is involved in conducting work- stated that after oficers arrived the suspect, identi- Sales & service, Bluebell Store, shops locally and in surrounding areas. ied as Carlis Fant, led into a wooded area near the Bob’s Food City, Lake Ouachita She is a registered instructor with the residence. One Stop, McCarter Mart, or Arkansas Arts Council “Arts on Tour”. She Sheriff White stated that MCSO deputy Chad Davis Polished Salon. Tickets may also is a signature member of Mid–Southern entered the wooded area and disarmed Fant who was be purchased online at www.kel- Watercolorists-Diamond Status, Louisiana placed under arrest. lymillercircus.com. Watercolor Society and Arkansas Pastel So- The stand off lasted approximately 45 minutes Advance tickets are $12 for ciety. She is also a member of the Ouachita Marlene Germillion of Hot Springs Village will according to Sheriff White. adults and $6 for children. Tickets Artists Guild. be honored with a reception Sunday, March Sheriff White stated that several local, state and the day of the circus will be $16 for Germillion, a resident of Hot Springs 13 at the Ouachita Artists Gallery. federal oficers assisted in the incident. adults and $8 for children. Photo by Martha Koelemay 2 EDITORIAL Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, March 10, 2016

Arkansas is one of 10 states that will intensify ef- Larry Early intervention a key to slowing Alzheimer’s forts to move able-bodied food stamp recipients into Teague Early Signs patient. For families who ple who are living with the State Extension Connections Daily memory loss care for a loved one suffer- early stages of dementia and the work force. Senator Dificulty trying to remem- ing from AD, remember the their families will address The federal Agriculture ber things following points: fears and myths associated Department operates the Repeatedly asking the Above all, take care of with Alzheimer’s disease. food stamp program, which AMY same questions yourself so you are able to The workshop will cover the is technically known as the job training, was waived in MONK Becoming lost care for a loved one with AD. following topics: Supplemental Nutrition As- 2008 because of high un- Misplacing things or plac- Surround yourself with sistance Program and is employment rates due to commonly referred to as the economic downturn. Montgomery County Fam- ing them in unusual loca- support systems (i.e., family, The 10 warning signs tions friends, respite care, support Basic overview of Al- SNAP. According to the head Because the economy has ily and Consumer Science of the department, Arkansas Extension Agent Later Signs groups). zheimer’s disease improved, those waivers Becoming confused with Accept the fact that the Risk factors was chosen because “it does expired at the beginning of the time or place patient’s lost skills are gone What is involved in get- a pretty good job of using the this year. As many as 5.3 million Forgetting people, includ- for good. ting a diagnosis resources they have.” The other nine states that Americans are living with ing family and friends Remember, even small Beneits of early detection Also, the mix of rural and will participate in Snap to Alzheimer’s disease and that Forgetting how to do daily levels of excitement can including accessing available urban populations in Arkan- Skills are Arizona, California, igure is expected to grow tasks, such as brushing teeth upset the AD patient. treatment, planning for the sas makes it a good model Maryland, Massachusetts, to as many as 16 million by or combing hair Focus on what the AD future and participating in for other states to copy. Michigan, Minnesota, Mis- 2050. Each year more and Straying away from home patient can do. clinical trials The new effort is called souri, North Carolina and more baby boomers turn While there are many Provide as much consis- Following the video seg- Snap to Skills and is designed Tennessee. 65 — which is not only the theories and speculations on tency and routine as pos- ment there will be a guided for adults between the ages Arkansas will begin Snap age of Medicare eligibility, it the causes of AD, at present sible, especially at bedtime. discussion led by Alzheim- of 18 and 50 who are con- to Skills in these 13 counties: is also the age of greatest risk there is no known cause. It Provide a night light so that er’s Association Director sidered able bodied and are Independence, White, Drew, for developing Alzheimer’s is possible that there are unfamiliar darkness will be of Programs, Tina Hunter. mentally fit, and who are Faulkner, Hempstead, Miller, disease. From forgetting several causes, some inher- less frightening. All who are interested are not caring for dependent Pope, Hot Spring, Grant, memories to being unable ited and some not. Stress, To reduce wandering, welcome to attend this com- children. Craighead, Union, Sebastian - to communicate with fam environmental toxins, immu- encourage physical activity, plimentary workshop. Under a newly enforced and Crittenden. ily and friends, Alzheimer’s nological dysfunctions, and discourage naps and restrict WHEN & WHERE provision of federal law, According to the federal becomes more and more slow-acting viruses all have evening intake of liquids. Wednesday, March 30, this population stands to Agriculture Department, severe over time. been identiied as possible Remove yourself from 2016 at 1pm be cut off from the food about 46 million Americans - Dementia itself is not rep causes. the presence of the AD pa- Montgomery County Co- stamp program after three will receive food stamps resentative of normal aging, The process of diagnosis tient when he or she begins operative Extension Service months, beginning in 2016, during the year. About half of nor does it refer to a single is one of elimination. Tests to demonstrate aggressive 117 Ray Drive, Mount Ida, unless they work 20 hours them are children and about disease. Rather, dementia is are conducted to rule out behavior. AR 71957 a week or are enrolled in job nine percent are older than a broad term that refers to a variety of other causes Remember that AD pa- training. Arkansas is one 60. About 40 percent live in a group of diseases. Some and types of dementia (e.g., tients do not have extreme For more information of 23 states that will now a household in which some- are reversible and others dementia due to tumors emotional reactions on pur- contact Amy Monk at the limit able-bodied recipients one has a job. are not. Alzheimer’s Disease or infections in the brain, pose. Montgomery County Exten- to three months during a The Arkansas Hunger (AD) is the most common stroke, Vitamin B12 deicien- If someone you know may sion Ofice, 870-867-2311. three-year period. The three- Relief Alliance and the Kai- form of primary dementia, cy, interaction of prescrip- be displaying these symp- Information taken from month limit will affect an ser Family Foundation both accounting for 50-80 percent tion and over the counter toms, then have them visit Colorado State Extension, estimated 500,000 people calculate that in Arkansas of all dementia. drugs, stress and emotional a doctor or contact their lo- University of Florida Ex- nationwide and 30,000 in the average food stamp It is estimated that AD depression, chronic alcohol- cal Alzheimer’s Association tension, & The Alzheimers Arkansas. benefit is $112 per month aflicts more than 5 million ism, etc.). Diagnosis should chapter for help. Remember, Association The Snap to Skills pro- per person. Americans. Approximately, include a complete health early intervention can lead The Arkansas Cooperative gram recognizes the diffi- 1 in 3 older adults dies with history, a thorough physical to a large improvement in Extension Service is an equal culty in inding work, or job Revenue Report AD or a dementia making examination, neurological quality of life. Early diagnosis opportunity/equal access/ training, in impoverished State government collect- AD the 6th leading cause of and mental status assess- gives individuals the power afirmative action institution. areas. Recipients can con- ed $279.9 million in net avail- death in the United States. ments (e.g., the Mini Mental to make choices about their El Servicio de Extensión tinue to get food stamps able revenue in February, The percentage of adults Status Exam), blood studies, own health and future with Cooperativa de Arkansas es while they take education an amount that prompted with AD increases with age. urinalysis, electrocardio- Alzheimer’s in the picture. una institución de acción air- and training classes. cautious optimism among While forgetfulness may gram and chest x-rays. Montgomery County Ex- mativa/ igualdad de oportuni- The federal job require- budget officials that the increase with age, Alzheim- The cost of AD—including tension will be hosting a dades/igualdad de acceso. ment was originally written state would end the iscal er’s and its debilitating ef- diagnosis, treatment, nurs- workshop by The Alzheim- Amy Monk is a County into federal law in 1996, as year with a surplus of about fects are not a standard part ing home care, informal care er’s Association entitled Extension Agent with the part of then President Bill $35.9 million. of growing older. Because a and lost wages—is estimated “Know the 10 Signs: Early University of Arkansas Divi- Clinton’s notable welfare The forecast is that the cure for this disease does to be more than $216 billion Detection Matters.” Attend- sion of Agriculture, located in reform bill. “We are end- state’s general revenue not currently exist, early annually. Medicare costs ees will learn the difference Montgomery County. You may ing welfare as we know it,” spending for the current intervention is key. Becom- related to AD equals $107 between age-related memo- reach her at 870-867-2311 or President Clinton said when fiscal year will total $5.19 ing familiar with Alzheimer’s billion annually. ry loss and Alzheimer’s and 117 Ray Drive, or by email at he signed the bill. billion. For the irst eight symptoms and getting help Caring for a victim of AD what to do if they or some- [email protected]. You can One of the bill’s most months of this iscal year, early can slow down the is frustrating, lonely and one they know has signs of also follow her on Facebook stringent provisions, that net available revenue is 2.2 disease’s progression. burdensome, with little hope the disease. at www.facebook.com/mont- able-bodied food stamp re- percent above the same Signs or Symptoms of for improvement in the AD Video footage of real peo- gomerycountyextension cipient either work or take period last year. Alzheimer’s

John Combating prescription drug abuse Boozman Prescription drug abuse people die from prescription one of 12 states with more The same year, a program Congress is responding to U.S. Senator is the fastest growing drug abuse or misuse every day. painkiller prescriptions than created to collect unused this crisis to improve our na - problem in the country. It’s a According to the CDC, it’s people. prescription drugs launched. tion’s response to addiction problem that the Centers for disproportionately impact- Benton Police Chief Kirk Arkansas Take Back is mak- and promote treatment and Disease Control and Preven- ing citizens of rural counties Lane has seen the problem ing a making a big difference recovery. tion (CDC) classifies as an who are almost twice as likely grow in his community and by decreasing the availability In early March I spoke on epidemic. The availability of to overdose on prescription across the state. of prescription drugs and the Senate loor in support of Veterans Affairs (VA) to prescription painkillers is a painkillers as those in large “People don’t understand properly disposing of expired of the Comprehensive Ad- create a connected network leading factor in the increase cities. how dangerous and addict- and unneeded medication. diction and Recovery Act of VA pharmacies to protect of opioid abuse. Since 1999, Unfortunately, Arkansas is ing opioids can be,” Lane This is a critical step to (CARA). This legislation pro- against potential abuse and opioid overdose deaths have not immune to this problem. recently said during a visit to addressing the opioid cri - vides a series of incentives correct the practice of over- quadrupled. Nationwide 44 According to the CDC, it’s my Washington ofice. “A lot sis. The Office of National and resources designed to en- prescribing pain medication of people become addicted Drug Control Policy found courage states and local com- to decrease dependency on very innocently, they’re going that more than 70 percent of munities to pursue proven opioids. through some pain trauma Americans misusing painkill - strategies to combat addic- This comes on the heels of Montgomery County News passage of legislation in 2015 Published since 1951 and they get involved in this ers are getting them from tion and support individuals and can’t ind a way back.” friends and family. in recovery. This bill can help to improve the prevention It’s a problem impacting Arkansas Take Back is re- give communities the ability of treatment of opioid abuse all ages. After responding to sponsible for removing more to combat the growing opioid by pregnant women and care Mike Graves • CEO/Publisher incidents that occurred as than 72 tons of unneeded epidemic in Arkansas and for newborns affected by this Dewayne Holloway • Editor a result of teenage prescrip- medication, estimated at 201 across the country. abuse. Andrea Sheffield • Advertising/Office Manager tion drug abuse, in 2010 the million pills from Arkansas The bill also authorizes Prescription drug abuse is PHONE: (870) 867-2821 Fax: (870) 867-2010 a widespread problem that Jimmie Jackson • Emeritus Benton Police Department homes. Help reduce the risk the Attorney General to E-mail: [email protected] impacts all ages and popula - (USPS 361-700) launched a drug education of developing addictions to award grants to Veterans program to educate law en- prescription drugs by par- Treatment Courts. As a mem- tions of Americans. I’m com- Published by Graves Publishing Company weekly each Thursday forcement and schools about ticipating in the next drug ber of the Senate Veterans’ mitted to providing Arkansas at Mount Ida, Arkansas. communities the tools they Periodicals postage paid and mailed at Mount Ida, Arkansas. prescription drug abuse and take back day on Saturday, Affairs Committee I’m work- need to ight this epidemic. POSTMASTER: misuse. April 30. ing with the Department Send address corrections to: Montgomery County News, P.O. Box 187, Mount Ida, AR 71957. Member Arkansas Press Association, National Newspaper Association, Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce. The Montgomery County News welcomes let- Subscription rates: Within Montgomery County, $38 per year. ters to the editor addressing any topic of inter- In Arkansas outside Montgomery County, $47 a year. Outside Arkansas within the 48 contiguous states, $55 a year. est to our readers. 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• 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.: Arkansas driver's license or baseball practice. Crisis LIHEAP - Low Income identiication card with you. • 1:00 p.m.: History Class Obituaries Home Energy Assistance • 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.: Free with Jerry Sandlin. Program. tax preparation. March 17, Thursday: Senior • 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.: Move • 9:30 a.m.: Exercise. • Happy Saint Patrick's Day! Rosa Lee Morris with Balance exercise class. • 11:45 a.m. - Lunch: Chicken • The Mount Ida "Go Rosa Lee Morris, age 81, of Black Springs, went Chat • 10:30 a.m.: Knife Alfredo, Green Beans, Diced Getter's" will travel to Glenwood to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 3, 2016. by Sharpening by Ray Young. Tomato Salad, Whole Wheat to play beanbag baseball against She was born on Septem- Sandy • 11:45 a.m.: Lunch: Taco Bread, and Frosted Cake. the Glenwood Senior Activity ber 18, 1934 in Fort Towson, Salad, Spanish Rice, and • 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag Center's team. Tempel Oklahoma, the daughter of Pineapple Delight Cake. baseball practice. • 9:30 a.m.: Exercise. Robert Stone and Leona • 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag March 15, Tuesday: • 10:00 a.m.: BINGO. Cowan Stone. On August baseball practice. • 9:30 a.m.: Exercise. • 11:45 a.m.: Lunch: Rueben 5, 1950, she was married • 1:00 p.m.: History Class • 11:00 a.m.: Council Sandwich, Macaroni Salad, to Kenneth A. “Shug” Mount Ida Senior Activity with Jerry Sandlin. meeting. Fruit, and Lime Cheesecake. Morris. In October of Center, 158 Senior Drive, Mount March10, Thursday: • 11:45 a.m.: Lunch: Roast • 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag 1957, they moved to Black Ida, Arkansas is open 8 a.m. to 4 • 8:30 a.m.: Shopping trip Beef with Gravy, Roasted baseball practice. Springs where they raised p.m., Monday through Friday. to Mena. Come in and signup! Redskin Potatoes, Steamed March 18, Friday: their four children. Please call (870) 867-2313, if • 9:30 a.m.: Exercise. Broccoli, Hot Roll, Jell-o Cake • History class ield trip to Rosa Lee was a member of you need more information. • 10:00 a.m.: BINGO. with Topping. Hickory Nut Mountain, Blakely the Black Springs Baptist Church. If you need transportation to • 11:45 a.m.: Lunch: • 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag Dam, and Mid America Science She was a huge Caddo Hills basketball fan and the Mount Ida Senior Activity Beef Stew, Tossed Salad baseball practice. Museum. enjoyed many years of traveling to games. Center please call (870) 867- with Dressing, Green Beans • 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.: Senior • 9:30 a.m.: Exercise. She is survived by her husband, Kenneth A. 2313 for more information. with Onions, Cornbread, and Quiz Trivia practice. • 10:00 a.m.: Chair Volleyball. “Shug” Morris of Black Springs; four children Check out our library, you Pumpkin Squares. March 16, Wednesday: • 11:45 a.m.: Lunch: Herbed and their spouses, Sue and Bill Ray of Mount Ida, will ind a fantastic selection of • 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag • 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.: Baked Chicken, Baked Potato Dorothy and Doyce Cogburn of Glenwood, Patricia books and we also sell cards for baseball practice. Crisis LIHEAP - Low Income with Sour Cream, Spinach, and Tom Lynn of Norman and Buster and Melinda all occasions. March 11, Friday: Home Energy Assistance Whole Wheat Bread, Pears, and Morris of Black Springs; twelve grandchildren; Please continue saving the • 9:30 a.m.: Exercise. Program. Oatmeal Raisin Cookie. twenty-one great-grandchildren; two great-great- UPC labels from "Best Choice" • 10:00 a.m.: Chair Volleyball. • Murfreesboro Senior • 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag grandchildren; two sisters, Alice Davis of Sulphur products, so we can help the • 11:45 a.m.: Lunch: Breaded Activity Center will join the baseball practice. Springs, Texas and Vivian Gibson of Fort Towson, "Meals on Wheels" program. Fish, Hash Browns, Coleslaw, Mount Ida "Go Getter's" for a March 19, Saturday: Oklahoma; one brother, Bobby Stone of Fort Tow- Lunch begins at 11:45 a.m. Roll, and Sherbet. game or two of beanbag baseball. • 6:00 p.m.: Everyone is son, Oklahoma; and numerous nieces and nephews. daily. There is a suggested • 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag • 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.: Move invited not just senior citizens; Services were held at 2:00 PM, Sunday, March donation of $3.00 (if you are baseball practice. with Balance exercise class. EVERYONE – Young and Old! 6, 2016, in the Black Springs Baptist Church with 60 plus) and $6.00 (if you are March 13, Sunday: • 11:45 a.m. - Lunch: Phyllis and Freddie will play Bro. Brian Hill oficiating. under 60). Drinks include tea, • Spring Forward; Daylight Vegetable Soup with Crackers, at our monthly dance. Bring Interment was in the Black Springs Cemetery lemonade, skim milk, and coffee. Saving Time begins. Pizza, Tossed Salad with finger food and come have a under the direction of Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Soda pop is available for $1.00 March 14, Monday: Dressing, Garlic Bread, and great time. The cost is $5.00 per Glenwood. each. • 8:00 a.m.: Monthly Fruited Gelatin. person. Soda pop is available for Pallbearers included Chris Ray, Jeremy Ray, March 9, Wednesday: Commodities; please bring • 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag $1.00 each. Derek Brown, Brandon Morris, Jason Morris, Jar- rod Cogburn and Damon Cogburn. Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. Nursing Home Paul Isaiah Kanagy News Mr. Paul Isaiah Kanagy, age 93, of Oden, AR, by Deanne Sieh passed away March 4, 2016 in Hot Springs, AR. Mr. Kanagy was a very Godly man, a devoted husband Sunday morning we met we played Games in the front and father, and well loved by is family. He is pre- in the chapel for Sunday dining room. ceded in death by his brothers: David Kanagy, Trent School with Betty Prince. In Thursday morning we played Kanagy, Chester Kanagy and Pike Kanagy. Words can't express the thanks and appreciation the afternoon we had Church Bingo in the activity room. In Mr. Kanagy is survived by his Wife Kathleen for all the ways our community has shown love Service in the chapel with the the afternoon we played UNO Kanagy of Oden, AR, Children; David Bryan Kana- and comfort to our family during the loss of Rosa Pencil Bluff Church of Christ and Dominoes in the front gy and Gilbert Rodriguez, James Kanagy and wife Lee. The care and love given at the Montgomery doing the service. After Church dining room. Tammie, Nancy Lynn Long and Husband Josh and we had Visiting. Friday morning Prayer Crystal Kanagy, Brother; Titus Kanagy of Penn- County Assisted Living and the Nursing Home Monday morning Prayer Meeting was held in the front sylvania, Sister; Savilla King of Pennsylvania, 4 was extraordinary especially a special nurse Rachel Meeting was held in the front lobby.Later we did Hands and Grandchildren, 2 Great-Grandchildren, and Numer- . Thank you ladies at the Black Springs Baptist lobby. Later we did Remember Nails in the activity room. In ous Nieces and Nephews. Church for the wonderful meal. God bless all of you. When in the front dining room. the afternoon we continued with There will be a family visitation held Thursday, In the afternoon we played some Hands and Nails. March 10 5-7 p.m. at Thornton Funeral Home in Games in the front dining room. Saturday morning we had Mount Ida, AR. Services will be held Friday, March Shug Morris, Sue, Dorothy, Patricia, and Buster Tuesday morning we played Story Time in the dining room. 11, 10:00 a.m. at the Oden First Baptist Church and all our family Prize Bingo in the front dining We also enjoyed some coffee with Brother David Teems oficiating. Arrange- room. In the afternoon we did and cookies. In the afternoon ments were made under the direction of Thornton some Trivia.Then we inished we made some Chocolate chip Funeral Home of Mount Ida, AR. Guest Register at up the days activities by playing cookies. www.thorntonfh.com Don’t miss an issue of several games of Bingo in the Our Condolences go out to the MCN! activity room. the family of Rosa Lee Morris. Call Andrea and Wednesday morning Prayer Thank you to all of our Subscribe Today! Meeting was held in the front Volunteer's. Until next time www.swarkansasnews.com lobby.We then had Bible Study please keep us in your thoughts 867-2821 in the chapel. 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diabetes support group meets weekly each Thursday at 12:00 noon at the early stages of dementia and their families addressing fears and myths MUNITY First United Methodist church. Come to the fellowship hall entrance. All associated with Alzheimer’s disease. The workshop will cover the COM are welcome. Questions can be directed to Pat Smith, 870-490-1836 or following topics: TS NNOUNCEMEN [email protected]. • The 10 warning signs • Basic overview of Alzheimer’s disease A ~~~ • Risk factors • What is involved in getting a diagnosis • Beneits of early Ladies Night Out! Project Pink will host the annual Ladies Night detection including accessing available treatment, planning for the future Ouachita Artists invites the public to visit their gallery on the square in Out event on Saturday, March 12th from 4pm-7pm at Lake Ouachita and participating in clinical trials Following the video segment there Mt. Ida on Friday’s for “Open Art Studio”. The gallery is open 10 a.m.until Baptist Church. Come spend that afternoon with your female friends will be a guided discussion led by Alzheimer’s Association Director of 6 p.m. for the purpose of allowing anyone to come draw, paint, sew, make and family and enjoy an evening of shopping with local vendors and Programs, Tina Hunter. All who are interested are welcome to attend this cards, etc. You don’t have to be a member and it is FREE! Bring your getting the latest information on breast health. Tickets are on sale for $10 complimentary workshop. When:Wednesday, March 30, 2016 at 1pm • own supplies for what you plan to create. There is plenty of items to create and can be purchased at: Bates Sales & Service, Hair & All That Jazz, Montgomery County Cooperative Extension Service • 117 Ray Drive, the cards with so you will not have to bring supplies for them. Most of the Montgomery County Health Unit or from Tami Scott, Mary Gail Cook, Mount Ida, AR 71957. time there are no art teachers but many of the artists can make suggestions Vickie Brakeield, Carol Stanill or Bonnie Carr. ~~~ and guide you. We want the community to feel welcome to use our studio ~~~ The Prairie Grove Band will be the featured entertainment at a spaghetti and the space it affords. Call 870-867-3115 for information or come by The Montgomery County Republican Committee will be holding a meal fundraiser held at the Old Norman High School on Friday, March the gallery and speak with a staff member. The normal gallery hours are Special County Convention at 6 PM on March 21. The meeting will be 18th, with food being served from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. The popular band is Tuesday-Saturday, 10-3 p.m but open late on Friday’s for creative fun with held at the MCRC ofice located at 142 George St. in Mt Ida. The purpose made up of local musicians, some of whose parents attended the Norman local artists. is to elect Delegates to the Arkansas State Republican Convention. This High School before it closed in 1971 when Norman and Caddo Gap ~~~ is a very important meeting, and all Committee members need to attend. schools consolidated. Some picking and grinning music will be played The Nursing Home Auxilary Thrift Shop will be having a bag sale For information: Michael Hobson 867-7401 or Jon Standridge 867-7242. during the meal (as soon as the musicians get off work!) The Norman February 29-March 12. $1.00 a bag. All you can pack in a bag. This will ~~~ Historic Preservation Program has applied for a 2:1 matching grant with go on for 2 weeks and then we will cose for a week to do our change over Montgomery County 4-H-presents, “4-H…Oh the places you can go” the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program to concrete the handicapped and put all of our Spring and Summer items out. Thank you again for at our Indoor O’Rama on March 11th at 6:00 in the evening at the Mount parking lot being constructed on the west side of the building and to pay shopping with us and thanks for your donations. Ida High School Auditorium. Indoor O’Rama is an annual event for for the ADA handicapped ramp into the irst loor. The board has faith ~~~ 4-Her’s to demonstrate what they do and learn in 4-H. The contestants that they will receive the $20,000 they asked for, which means they have NUTS IN LIMITED SUPPLY. The Montgomery County Conservation compete in Fashion Revue, Talent, and Talks and Demonstrations. The to raise $10,000 between now and July 1st. They have to have the cash in Districthas a few nutsstill available.We currently haveWhite Chocolate winners in the Jr. & Sr. divisions will go on to compete at the District hand to be able to begin work immediately. The concrete in the bathrooms Pecan Halves, Dark Chocolate Pecan Halves, Honey Roasted Peanuts, level in June. Admission is FREE, so come out and enjoy an evening has been poured and the walls and ceiling being constructed this week. and Whole Almonds. Get them while you can! You may call Jennifer at with Montgomery County 4-Her’s! For more information contact the Hopefully they will be up and running for the fundraiser. For more 870-867-2671 or stop by our ofice in the Annex, # 307. Montgomery County Extension ofice at 867-2311. information, call Mary Beth Lysobey at 870-223-2724. ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ Applications are now available for the JACK AND JEANNE Ouachita Artists Gallery and Studio cordially invites the public to the Ouachita Artists Gallery and Studio will offer an “Acrylic Collage and SELLERS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP, administered by the opening reception for Marlene Germillion, Sunday, March 13, 2016, Mixed Media” two-day workshop taught by Caren Garner, April 7,8, Mount Ida First United Methodist Church. This scholarship (two in 2016 1-3 p.m. Marlene is a multi media artist from Hot Springs Village and 2016. We will paint 10-3 each day. Cost is $ 75.00 per student. A sign up @ $1,500 each) will be awarded to applicants graduating from high school a member of Ouachita Artists. She has taught several workshops for sheet is at the gallery. Pick up a supply list when you register. in Montgomery County, Arkansas. Current high school seniors may the local artists and the surrounding area. The gallery has recently been ~~~ obtain applications from their high school counselors. Those who have changed out and new work will be on display. The back wall is reserved Ouachita Artists will meet at the Heritage Museum this month for their already graduated from high school may contact the church ofice (870- to honor our guest artists. Marlene’s art will be on exhibit during March program meeting, Monday, March 21, 2016 at 3: p.m. Come early and 867-3213) for information and/or applications. Deadline is April 1, 2016. and April. Plan to attend for a wonderful experience. Refreshments will bring your paint or sketching supplies if you like to work on location. A ~~~ be served. docent with the museum will give a tour of their exhibits at 3:30. In case On March 11 &12, I’ll be teaching a module one class, Intro,at Mt.Ida ~~~ of rain we can work inside. The public is welcome to attend. Fire station. Class starts 6 PM Friday and 9AM on Saturday. On March The Mt. Gilead Cemetery is in need of donations to help with mowing ~~~ 18-19-20, I’ll be teaching a module two class, PPE, at Mt.Ida Fire station. and upkeep for the 2016 year. Above normal rainfall last year resulted in The Montgomery County Fair Association is having a work day on Class starts 6 PM Friday and 9 AM Saturday, Sunday TBD. For module depleting this fund. So additional help is needed at this time. Decoration Sunday, March 13th starting at 10:00 a.m. If anyone would like to come 2 class, will need full structural turnouts and an SCBA unit with a full Day will be Sunday, May 8. Doantions can be mailed to Mt. Gilead out and pick up their fair check. bottle. Will need class forms illed out with Chief or training oficer Cemetry Fund PO BOX 116 Norman, AR 71960. ~~~ signature for both classes. Questions or concerns call Kenn Greene, 870- ~~~ POULTRY PRODUCERS - Reminder: The deadline to register 490-0335. ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION PRESENTS FREE “KNOW your poultry operation is rapidly approaching. Please come by the ~~~ THE 10 SIGNS: EARLY DETECTION MATTERS” WORKSHOP. Conservation District ofice by March 31st to avoid late fees. We are DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP MEETING. The Mount Ida Attendees will view video footage of real people who are living with the located in the Annex #307, 870-867-2671. 4 KIDS PAGE Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, March 10, 2016

Spring Is In The Air! Spring is one of the four seasons, and it brings mild, warmer weather. As the Earth revolves around the Sun (It takes one full year for it to completely rotate around the Sun one time.), the side of the Earth you live on, or hemisphere, is either closer to the Sun or farther away. The warmer weather is due to the closer distance to the Sun. The beginning of Spring is marked by the Vernal Equinox. An Equinox, which only happens twice a year, is the only day of the year when both day and night are the same length of time. In the Northern Hemisphere, we experience the Vernal Equi- nox (or irst day of Spring) around March 21, while in the Southern Hemisphere, on the opposite side of the Earth, they are having their irst day of Autumn. Our Spring usually lasts until around the end of June when the hemisphere is even closer to the Sun, and the hot Summer weather ar- rives. During Spring, the lowers bloom; trees once again have green leaves; plants grow; animals become active again; and gardens are planted. Lots of people begin to spend more time outdoors, while others “Spring” clean their homes. Spring Animal Sudoku Spring Word Find

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Bill and Ruth Henry began their sold the business. journey to Pencil Bluff in two north- He went to work for American ern cities hundreds of miles apart, but Air Lines where he spent the next Henrys celebrate 70 years later they have made a home 30 years until his retirement in 1981. in the small Montgomery County Bill would spend a total of 20 community. years in the Air Force, five years The Henrys celebrate 70 years active duty and 15 years in the Air 70 years of of marriage March 8 surrounded by Force Reserve. family and friends. Bill started out in He flew 28 missions in a B24 a small town in Iowa while Ruth grew in 1944 while serving in Cerignola, up in Cincinnati, Ohio. Italy as part of the 454th Bomb marriage They met in 1945 in Dallas, Group. He retired from the Air Texas while they both worked nights Force in 1981 a Lieutenant Colonel at Love Field. Bill, who was a captain and Commander of the 437th Troop in the Air Force, was serving as a Carrier Group at O’Hare Field in flight commander and instructor in Chicago, Illinois. the instrument school. Ruth was Along the way the Henrys raised working as an agent for Delta Air four children, Bill, Kevin, Christine Lines. and John. They have watched eight After crossing paths the pair grandchildren grow up and enjoy started dating and after a year they the eight great grandchildren they were married March 8, 1946. now have. The newlyweds moved from They found their way to Pencil base to base until when he left active Bluff vie San Diego in 2000. They duty in the Air Force in 1947. They built a log home on their farm just Bill and Ruth Henry 70 years ago on their cutting the cake on moved to Iowa where they ran their west of Pencil Bluff where they now the wedding day. own business until 1951 when Bill reside.

Bill Henry and his crew pictured left to right: (back row) Bill Henry - navigator, “Pops” Schaffner - engineer, Fisher - Gunner, Harold Wiley - radio operator, Parker Wiley - assistant engineer; (front row) Grabeman - gunner, Jack Bennett - Co-Pilot, Eddie Zadigan - bombardier, Jamro - tail gunner.

Bill and Ruth Henry (seated) with family members gathered around them. Community Prayer Meetings 2016: First Baptist Church Mt Ida March 27th ,Sims Baptist Church April 24th and Community Outreach May 22nd.

~~~ RMCC recognizes board member The RMCC Foundation Board of Directors recently recognized Contemporary Service: Caddo Gap Baptist Church would Dr. Rick Billingsley for his dedicated service on the board for the past like to welcome everyone to a contemporary worship service three years. Rick gave of his time, talents and treasures to support and grow Saturday, March 12 at 48 South Street in Caddo Gap. The opportunities for the College and the RMCC Foundation. The RMCC service will begin at 6 p.m. Come as you are. Foundation Board would like to express their appreciation to Rick for his service and support. ~~~ The RMCC Foundation Board of Directors are dedicated individuals who serve and promote the interest and welfare of Rich Mountain Com- Easter Egg Hunt: Pencil Bluff Baptist Church will host munity College by aiding and extending the work and activities of the Col- an Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, March 26 at 1 p.m. Everyone lege. Donor recognition and participation in fundraising efforts and events from preschool age to sixth grade is invited to participate. for scholarships, campus projects, and coordination of cultural activities are For more information contact Pastor David at (870) 490- just some of the ways the RMCC Foundation Board continue to support 1937. and serve the mission and vision of Rich Mountain Community College and the RMCC Foundation. ~~~ For more information about the RMCC Foundation, contact Tammy Young, Director of Development and Community Relations at 479-394- AWANA Pine Car Race: Pencil Bluff Baptist Church 7622, x. 1220, [email protected] or Jennifer Millsaps, Media Clerk AWANA program will host their pine car derby Wednesday, Donna Montgomery, RMCC Foundation Board Chair and Dr. Specialist at 479-394-7622, x. 1221, [email protected] . March 30 at 6 p.m. Rick Billingsley. ~~~ THE WITNESS ARKANSAS’ MUSICAL PASSION PLAY The Bible comes to life as The Witness tells Easter Egg Hunt: Mt. Ida First Baptist Church will have the ageless story of the birth, life, ministry, an Easter party and egg hunt on Sunday, March 27. The death and glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ as witnessed by the Apostle Peter. children will be singing during morning worship and will have lunch and an egg hunt following morning worship. Saturday, March 19, 2o16 Please come and join us at 9:45 for Sunday School and 10:50 3:oo pm & 7:oo pm for morning worship. Ozark Folk Center

For more information or tickets visit our Facebook page: The Witness at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View

Mt. Ida First Caddo Gap Baptist Church United Methodist Church A loving Church for those 243 Whittington St.•Mount Ida in search of a loving God

Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 am Worship 11 am Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 48 6th Street Caddo Gap Everyone is Welcome!

FAITH TABERNACLE Community Outreach Ministries Paul Burke, Pastor Pastor Josh Harper (870) 867-4936 or (870) 867-2594 870-356-8871 1224 Hwy 27 S, Mount Ida On the square in Mt. Ida PO Box 1263 Mount Ida 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship Sunday School: 10 Sunday Worship:11 6 p.m. Sun. Night Service • 6 p.m. Wed Bible Study Sunday Evening: 6 Wednesday Night: 7 Reaching the world around us for Jesus!

Joplin United Mt. Ida Methodist Church 59 Mountain Harbor Road

A friendly place to worship God Sunday Worship 8:30 am Prayer Meeting Bible Study Worship Service 4:30 PM 9:30 AM 11:00 AM Join us for Breakfast Tuesdays Saturdays Saturdays Before & Ater Worship Pastor Brandon Westgate <> 501-269-3386 <> MtIdaSDA.org 43 Highway 27 N (PO Box 910), Mt. Ida, Arkansas 71957 If you would like to advertise on our church page please call Andrea at Montgomery County News (870) 867-2821 6 JUMPS Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, March 10, 2016

reached on ielders choice Bang as the Lady Lion defense locked second base down From Page 1 for back to back force outs. Carr ended the inning with a strike out. Black,Fiorello and Carr walks and Whisenhunt had each scored in the bottom two hits. Farmer and Burrow of the second to push the each had a hit, a walk and a Mount Ida lead to eight. strike out. Fountain Lake was able to Carr faced four batters in dodge a shut out in the third the irst inning, allowing one with a run. Their lead off base runner on a walk. batter reached on a ground The Lady Lions were ball to center ield. She stole patient at the plate with second and third and then Black, Smith and Car reach- scored on a sac ly. ing on base on balls. Bates Black scored the lone reached first after the Lady Lion run in the third on catcher dropped the ball a wild pitch. on a called third strike. Black entered the game Whisenhunt reached irst on as pitcher in the top of the a ielders choice and Stover fourth with Carr moving to reached on an error. Farmer third base. She only faced recorded the irst hit of the four batters and gave up no game. Black, Smith, Bates, runs. Whisenhunt and Stover Mount Ida got things roll- each scored. ing in the bottom of the The Mount Ida defense fourth with the Lady Lions proved up to the task in the loading the bases twice and second after the lead off scoring seven runs to end batter reached on an inield the game early with the single. The next two batters sportsmanship rule. Mount Ida Area Chamber of Commerce VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE 2016 official ballot for Spring Banquet Mount Ida Area Chamber of Commerce ABOVE: Addison Black (1) beats a All nominations must be received in the Chamber Office 2016throw official to home ballotplate as forshe Springscored Banquet one of her team leading four runs. on or before March 18th AllMount nominations Ida opened must their softball be received in the Chamber Office onseason or before with a 16-1March victory 18th over the Fountain Lake Lady Cobras. Please return your form to: OR Hand deliver to: Chamber Office RIGHT: Taylor Stover (7) catches P.O. Box 6 124 Hwy 270 Pleasea ly return ball in your center form ield to: for anOR out Hand deliver to: Chamber Office Mount Ida, Ar. 71957 Mount Ida, Ar. 71957 ` P.O.Friday Box 6afternoon as Mount Ida rolls 124 Hwy 270 They also may be dropped off at to a 16-1 win. Mount Ida,Photos Ar. 71957 by Dewayne Holloway Mount Ida, Ar. 71957 ` Action Realty or Bates Sales and Service in Mt. Ida. They also may be dropped off at Action Realty or Bates Sales and Service in Mt. Ida. Volunteer Man of the Year Volunteer Woman of the Year Volunteer Man of the Year Volunteer Woman of the Year ____ Kenn Greene ____ Mary Shaw ____ Kenn Greene ____ Mary Shaw ____ Barry Craw ____ Aimee Greene Associate Justice Position 5 • Non-Partisan Judicial Clark W. Mason – 682 Unopposed (Pike and Mont- ____ Barry Craw Polls ____ Aimee Greene ____Morris Ragel ____Sherry Wisneski (37.19%), 665 (34.93%), gomery Counties Only) 181,713 (32.50%) For – 1,710, 1,542 ____Morris Ragel ____Sherry Wisneski From Page 1 Judge Shawn A. Wom- • Montgomery County Business of the Year Non-Profit Organization of th e Year ack – 1,152 (62.81%), 1,239 Coroner – Montgomery (65.07%), 377,365 (67.50%) County Only oneBusiness of the other of the nine Year candi - Non-Profit Organization of th e Year ____Mt. Ida Service Center ____ Mt. Ida Senior Adult Center dates on the ballot, while in • Unopposed Democratic Jeffery Blansett (R) – 1,042 Candidates (Pike and Mont- Reith Stanley (R) -- 418 Montgomery____Mt. Ida Service County Center 223 did ____ Mt. Ida Senior Adult Center ____ 1010 Mall ____Nursing Home Thrift Store the same. gomery Counties Only) • Mountain Constable – For – 431, 311 Pike County Only • U.S. Senate – Republican ____ 1010 Mall • Unopposed Republican ____Nursing HomChrise Thrift Thompson Store (D) – 62 ____South Fork Fire Department ------MC Library Curtis Coleman – 316 Candidates (Pike and Mont - (22.70%), 351 (22.73%), (29.95%) ____South Fork Fire Department ------MC Library 91,595 (23.56%) gomery Counties Only) Wade Coffman (D) -- a145 Senator John Boozman For – 1,061, 1,100 (70.05%) – 1,067 (77.30%), 1,193 Thank you for your support and participation! (77.27%), 297,190 (76.44%) Winners will be announced at the Banquet on April 14, 2016 Thank• State you Supreme for your Court support and participation! Chief Justice Position 1 Montgomery County At the Lake Ouachita Baptist Church at 6:30 WinnersJudge Dan will Kemp be – announced1,158 at the Banquet on April 14, 2016 Tickets go on sale March 14th at the (61.04%),At the Lake1,127 Ouachita (58.15%), Baptist Church at 6:30 Chamber office, Bates Sales & Service and Action Realty. 330,648Tickets (56.63%) go on sale March 14th at the State Supreme Court Jus- Rehab Live and Silent Auction & Great Food by Shangri La ticeChamber Courtney office, Goodson Bates – Sales & Service and Action Realty. Come and enjoy some Shangri La pie! 739Live (38.96%), and Silent 811 (41.85%), Auction & Great Food by Shangri La 253,219 (43.32%) • State Supreme Court

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DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News LEFT: Anthony Spurling (45) and Cody Robertson (11) come down with a rebound last Thursday as Mount Ida battles Marked Tree in the 2A State Tournament held at Marmaduke High School. RIGHT: Braison Ellison (14) dribbles around a Marked Tree defender. PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS CIVIL DIVISION

JAMES HUNSUCKER and LOREN WHISENHUNT and LINDA WHISENHUNT PLAINTIFFS

VS. 49CV16-07

GRANT HOSFORD and ELEANOR HOSFORD DEFENDANTS

NOTICE A Petition has been iled herein to conirm the public sale of the following described property: Part of the NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of Section 14, Township 1 South, Range 24 West described as follows: All that part of the herein described lands North of State Highway No. 88: Conveying Begin at the Southeast corner of said 40 acre tract and run North 59 degrees West 439 feet; thence North 29 degrees East 224 feet; thence North 66 degrees West 117 feet; thence North 13 degrees East 200 feet to the center of Sulphur Creek; thence southeasterly with center of Sulphur Creek an approximate distance of 652 feet to a point 78 feet North of the Point of Beginning; thence South to the Point of Beginning, containing 0.78 acres, more or less.

Sale was conducted by the Commissioner of State Lands by reason of non-payment of real property taxes on said lands, and Plaintiff received the Commissioner’s Limited Warranty Deed as BOBBY STAPLETON | Montgomery County News the highest bidder for same. LEFT: Sarah Bershers (33) splits a pair of Kingston defenders on her way to the basket during the 1A State Tournament held at Izard County High School. RIGHT: Haley Ortiz (3) calls out the offense after bringing the ball across midcourt. Any person who claims any right to said land in consequence of any informality or irregularity connected with the sale is notiied to appear within twenty days of the last publication of this notice Caddo Hills bounced in first round and show cause why said sale should not be conirmed. BOBBY STAPLETON made a block on the defen- Kingston kept adding to and chopped four points Debbie Baxter Caddo Hills opened the sive end then took the loose their lead in the second, off the gap to start the third CLERK BM:7-10,w242 irst round of the 1A State ball coast to coast for the lay racing out to a 31-9 lead be- quarter with Bershers hitting Tournament and faced off in. Kingston countered with fore the Lady Indians closed a left handed jumper off the against perennial power- a bucket to negate the Caddo the irst half on an 8-0 spurt left side and Haley Ortiz mus- NOTICE TO RESIDENTS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: house Kingston and a slug- score but Lilli Hunt drove which was buoyed by Jordan cling a rebound away from a Highway 27 to Little Fir Road gish first quarter cost the the lane, pivoted a full 360 Powell’s trey from the right Yellow Jacket and hitting the Southfork Road Lady Indians. Kingston degrees, then hit the short wing, setting the half time bucket. Caddo Hills close the Silver Hills opened the game on a 10-0 jumper. Kingston capped the score at 17-31 in favor of gap down to 28-39 midway Dozier Hollow run but Caddo Hills got on irst quarter off with seven Kingston. through the third quarter Logan Gap the board with 3:37 left in unanswered to take a 19-4 Caddo worked on trim- but Kingston kept pace from LAST CHANCE TO SIGN UP FOR CITY OF MOUNT IDA the irst when Sara Bershers lead after one. ming the deicit in the third there on, eventually upping WATER their lead to 47-32 at the end Deadline is March 22, 2016 of the third quarter. Montgomery County through County ]udge Sammy ]ones' ofice Caddo Hills moved back has received a CDBG grant for water line extensions for the 5 to within eleven points when areas mentioned above. The City has also received funds from Scarlett Beggs banked home the Rural Development Administration. The DEADLINE to sign a trey and Bershers hit the up for the water is March 22, 2016. Please contact the Mount teardrop runner from the Ida Water Ofice at 870-867-3541 if YOU WANT T0 SIGN UP. lane, making it a 37-48 game. The Cost is $100 Connection Fee (Due before March 22, 2016) Kinston hit for six unan- and after the water lines are installed a Deposit of $100.00 will swered and pull away for the be required in order to turn the service on. After March 22, 2016, 59-47 win. the cost will go up to $575.00 per connection fee. The Engineers Bershers led the Lady are in the process of starting the design and the grant administrator Indians with 11 points. will be sending out easements soon so if you want the water, now is the time to sign up. Once the design is in place, we cannot add anyone unless we are already going down your road. Any additional costs for construction in the future will have to be paid by the homeowner. Government Everyone that has ALREADY signed up, you do not have to do a thing until the construction is inished. At a later date, the administrator will be publishing income guideline for the low and Loan Program moderate residences and if you qualify, there are funds in the grant for service line connections (from the meter to your Congress has set aside up to house). Mayor Jo Childress $25,000 to homeowners for County Judge Sammy Jones qualifi ed home improvement. MIWW:10-11,w274

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You conducted by Modern Woodmen of County the quartz crystal center prehistoric times. yourselves with class both America for a total of Monday we started our week illed with musical entertainment of the rock universe we are As we have found in many on and off the court. You $4,500.to help with Helen’s off right with our daily exercise and we had a large attendance always drawn to parks and western parks and monuments may not have come out on medical expenses. Big thank program and then we mixed full of smiling faces and tapping monuments featuring unique the site was originally a working top in the ballgame, but you you to everyone who came in some fun with a little more toes! rock formations in our road cattle ranch, the Agate Springs came out on top in the game out to support the fundraiser exercise by bowling on our Friday we had our morning travels. On a road trip to South Ranch, taking advantage of the of life.Those words may not and the volunteers who made x-box. We had a delicious lunch exercise and then we got a Dakota a few years ago we abundance of rich grasslands in mean much to you now, but it happen. and then we enjoyed singing little pampering in the activity noticed a road sign directing the late 1800’s.The monument in later years when you have CHHS baseball and gospel hymns in the chapel to room with manicures, and good travelers to one of our newer offered two trails where you handled future victories and softball season is under way help make our afternoon a little conversation with one another National Monuments the Agate could view thousands of bones setbacks you will understand with games at Cossatot on better. as we listened to music in the Fossil Beds, NM. protruding from ridges of the that sometimes how you Saturday, Mineral Springs Tuesday morning after background. We loaded up and This very remote monument soft sandy soil. handle a disappointment is on Monday, Blevins and our exercise program we had headed out to the local dollar is located in the far northwest The young Ranger was much more a sign of class Lafayette County on Tuesday our monthly resident council store where we picked up a few corner of Nebraska on a well versed in the history and grace than how you and Cutter- Morningstar on meeting and we had a good items to help us get through the road through the vast prairie and science of the vast fossil handle a victory. Proud of Wednessday. attendance again this month. weekend, and when we returned grasslands that were once home beds. Standing outside of the my Indians..always. Regional quiz bowl will We sipped on coke loats in the home we were greeted by our to millions of bison. We were visitor center was aneight- And I didn’t think to say be this Friday and Saturday. auditorium as we watched a John good friends the yarn workers. traveling US Highway 85 out foot high corkscrew looking so, last week and I should The Jr track team will Wayne classic. Saturday morning after of Cheyenne when we stopped rock structure that had been have. Thank you to the poll compete in Bryant on Wednesday we had our exercise we played one of our at the plains town of Link, WY excavated nearby. This was workers who worked all the Monday the 14th. The Sr. morning exercise class and then house favorites, you guessed it. for fuel and a meal. What once actually a fossilized burrow polling places. Sometimes track team will compete in a large group of us met up front Bingo! We got a game of skip a thriving cattle town now less of a Palaeocaster, an ancient we take you for granted, but Benton on Friday and then and loaded up on the big van and bo going after lunch to help us than a thousand hardy souls are land beaver that lived in deep you are an important part of Bryant on Tuesday the 15th. went for a drive out to Albert pass along the afternoon hours. scattered among a number of burrows for protection from government. FFA judging will be also Pike area, and everyone really Sunday after breakfast we had abandoned businesses. predators and the plain’s harsh I think the dollar bag sale be Tuesday the 15th. enjoyed the beautiful scenery our weekly Sunday school class At the towns only fuel winters. is still going on at Gretta My goodness parents, it is and shared their memories of and then after lunch we had our station we asked if there was We chose the two-mile loop Lane. And they are putting a full time job just keeping times they had been there before. devotional hour, and they both still had a post ofice and were hike out to Carnegie Hill where new items on the shelf all up with scheduling! Pat We had our weekly Bible study always leave us feeling as if we directed to go north until you the largest of the Park Service’s the time, so if you didn’t find yourselves on the back! group in the activity room and can face the week ahead with a come to the Desoto Dealership, dig is located. All along the what you liked last week, As always, if you we had a good group again this smile. long closed, and oddly enough trail we could reach out and check them out this week. have news, tell me when week. We want to thank all our named the Shields Desoto touch imbedded fossils of an The benefit for Helen you seem me, drop it to Thursday after exercise we volunteers for your time and Shop, then turn right one block. ancestor of the modern horse, Wright went very well weeklynormannews@gmail. loaded up on the big van and many talents, and remind you Could not help but wonder if the Miohippus, and the head Saturday evening at the com or post a message to went to the thrift store in search if you would like to become the original owners were distant of a pony sized rhinoceros, a Caddo Hill school cafeteria. the Weekly Norman News of a bargain, and since they had a volunteer, please feel free to relatives. The Post ofice was Menoceras. According to Dicey Horn, facebook page. a bag sale going on, we found contact myself or Sherrie Morris a very small one room prefab At the dig the young the dinner and auction raised many! We had an afternoon at 870-867-2159. building with a very friendly archeologists were excavating postmistress and three rural the bones of a giant pig-like carriers. beast called a Daeodon and a delicious meal and visit and 21; Joan Irons and Tammy As we drove north through gazelle-like animal called a wished Beth many more Clement on March 22; town we spied the sign pointing Stenomylus. As we were the happy birthdays. Kathy O’Neal, Julie Betts, to the new National Monument only visitors the team invited Story News Paulette Reed of New Kara Childress and Mildred just forty miles east. The road us down into the dig for a Mexico visited her dad, Paul Nease on March 23. Happy atlas indicated the road to the close up experience of how Dee Reed from Friday night Anniversary Jerry and monument was scenic which they do the tedious work of by Melba Reed until Sunday night. Paulette Linda Beggs on March 18 means an automatic turnoff on carefully excavating these has been flying in every and Mike and Tammy Webb our road trips. To be honest the unique specimens. Sunday was a beautiful Beth Smith was honored other weekend for quite on March 16. further we drove on US 20 the They were utilizing small day and Harrison and I were with a birthday celebration some time. Please keep Among the many on more we wondered about the dentistry-like metal picks thankful that we were able at her home Saturday. A total Pau Dee in your prayers. our prayer list includes: scenic designation but once and large paintbrushes to to be back at Refuge Baptist of 26 family and friends Our daughter, Karen of Paul D. Reed, Red Foley, committed we always push on. remove the loose, sandy soil Church and Sunday school. attended. They enjoyed a Bentonville took Harrison Donna Foley, Tim and Linda At Crawford, Nebraska we around the fossils.Once again Helen Mayberry enjoyed big delicious meal and visit. turned south on old county our propensity to explore and me to visit awhile with Chambers, Robin Lambert, a visit from Patsy Wingfield Beth’s birthday was Sunday road 2/71 and followed the something nearby that wasn’t in Paul and Paulette Saturday Don Shrout, Bert, Ruby Qualls and Linda West on and her son, Jason and signs to the entrance of the our original travel plan opened afternoon. and Bernice Johnston, Gary March 5 which was Helen’s family took her out to eat. National Monument shining a very unique opportunity to Happy Birthday to Sue Reed, Bro. Bill Singleton, 88th birthday. They all enjoyed another among prairie grass and a sea take part in an archeological Ray, Rhonda and Mandy Willa Mae Rutledge, Glen dig of 20-million year fossils. of wildlowers that seemed to Dempsey on March 17; Whiley, Joey Pittman, stretch to the horizon. As we hiked back to the Charles Scantling, Ruby Nolan and Juanita Warren, Authorized as a National visitor center there was not a Monument in 1965 it was not tree in sight but the blooming APACHE AUCTION MARKET Johnston and Carol Clorece Tabor, Jerry Shields developed and opened until prairie was a sight to behold as APACHE, OKLAHOMA Carpenter on March 18; and Bill Black. Please pray 1997. 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Montgomery County News • Online at www.swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, March 10, 2016 COMMUNITY 11 Pokin’ HILL ESTATE AUCTION ATTENTION INVENTORS ~ BUILDERS ~ DIYers FRI. MAR. 25 ~ 10AM HUGE AUCTION Fun Auction to be held at Fowler Auctioneers Office/Lot Saturday - APRIL 2 ~ 9 AM 275 Hwy. 70 East Glenwood, AR (across from Sonic) 101 Broadway, Glenwood AR. 71943 Partial List: Amish Courting Buggy with Street Lights, brakes, PRIME CORNER COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PLUS with Doc Blakely velvet interior, and complete harness * Massey Ferguson 265 JOHN PLYLER HOME CENTER SPRING AUCTION Tractor , if we don’t find one before the sale it will need a rear This will be the Real Estate Auction of the former Davis LEAD, FOLLOW OR young leader eager to serve too. wheel* Mint Condition New Holland BR 7060 Hay Baler baled Lumber Co. building consisting of approx. 10,000+/- SF GET OUT OF THE WAY He applied for a job opening approx. 260 bales * Murray 21 HP 46” Riding Lawn Mower * (25) under roof. This is an older building but what a Mahatma Gandhi once said, down at the Sheriff’s ofice. He 10’ & 12’ Cattle Heavy Duty Galvanized Panels * Ford 5’ Bush “There go my people. I must was told that if he answered 3 PRIME CORNER LOCATION with a very high traffic hog * 3 pt. 2 Fork Hay Spear *2 Bottom 3 pnt. Plow * 3 pt. single catch them for I am their leader.” questions right he would get count. We sold this building a few years ago when Davis Hay Spear * Horse Drawn Cycle Mower * Cattle Head Gate * 14’ Gandhi lead the nation of India the job. Lumber moved up the street. The new buyer from Mena because he said clever things “What is the capital of Texas, ATV Trailer with Ramp Gate* 18’ Car Hauler Trailer with Ramps has made the decision sell. Also this will be a huge prod- like that and had a very small Arkansas and Louisiana?” 3500 lb tandem Axles * Butane Tanks * Older single axle uct discontinued, new shelf pulls and lumber yard Spring budget since he wore a sheet, Bubba answered, “T, A and L.” Gooseneck Stock Trailer * 20 Ga. Gauge Water Trough * Plas- Cleaning Auction from the John Plyler Home Center. The sandals with no socks, shaved The Sheriff said that was not tic Water Troughs* Wood Heater * Misc. Tools * Stihl and Husky items are being moved across the street to this location for his head and his staff consisted what he had in mind but had to Chain Saws* Stihl Weed Trimmer and more to be added as we this auction rather than the Fair Grounds this year. We will of a stick. He preached love and admit it was technically correct. haul it into the yard. If you have items you would like to sell at also be selling several misc. loads of lumber left over from understanding and nobody dared “Name two days of the week this auction give us a call. the former Curt Bean Sawmill for the new owners. A huge to disagree with him because he that start with a T.” Bubba said, amount of this lumber will be rough cut and various sizes. was always running behind the “Today and tomorrow.” Again Visit our website for more info, pictures, and auction terms: See the list of items to be sold which will grow and grow, crowd with that stick. he was given a passing grade for www.FowlerAuctioneers.com I mention this because pictures and terms of this Auction on our website. Sign up creative thinking. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertisement I recently attended a DAR “Who killed Abraham on our web site for your email updates for this as well as (Daughters of the American Lincoln?” Bubba replied that other auctions. FowlerAuctioneers.com or call our office. Revolution) meeting which he didn’t know anything about honored some young leaders that one, wasn’t anywhere near from local high schools where it happened and had an recognizing them for their alibi for whenever it was. leadership qualities and The Sheriff told him to go willingness to serve humanity. home, do some research on it and It was a big honor because only if he could ind out the name of one person was selected from the culprit within a week to come Sewer System Water & Sewer REAL ESTATE & BODY SHOP EQUIPMENT each school in the county and the back and he would be considered Gas Line votes that elected these potential for the job. Bubba went straight Installation Installation Retirement AUCTION future leaders, 4 girls and 2 boys, to the Livestock Auction Café to 1500 Hwy. 70 West (3 miles west) came from both the staff and the celebrate. He ordered a chicken DIERKS AR. 71833 students.I was asked to say a fried steak, chicken fried French Gerald Abernathy SATURDAY, MARCH 19th ~ 11 AM few words to lift their spirits to fries, a side order of lard and After 40 successful years at this location, Mr. Junior Williams has even loftier heights, to face the a diet coke to celebrate. His finally decided to retire. We will be selling the Real Estate con- BACKHOE & DOZER sisting of 1± AC.~180 ± MOL of highway frontage, 3 Metal Build- winds of challenge, to rise up buddies asked how the interview ings including the 30x60 Paint and Body Shop with office built in on the wings of victory and soar went and he said, “I don’t like to 2006 mol, the Muffler Shop and Front End Alignment Shop. We Work will also be selling his Ben Pearson 4 Post Drive on Automotive with wings of Eagles…as long brag but they asked me a couple Lift, Ben Pearson Pipe Bender and Dies, Torch and Gauges, as I kept it under “a couple of of questions and I did so well that 870-867-0122 ROBINAIR Recycle and Recharge System, 2 Auto Paint Mixing Shelves, Dayton Bead Blaster, older Hunter D11 Drive on Front minutes.” It takes me that long they already got me working on 870-867-7665 End Alignment with Air Jacks, Tire Machine, Floor Mdl. Tire Bal- to take off my seat belt and crash a murder case.” ancer, Comm. Air Compressor, 3500 Watt Generator, 42" Barrel Cell # Fan, Chain Hoist, Misc. Windshields, Lincoln 225 Welder and helmet when I drive the zero turn Bubba got the job, mopping Landscaping We deliver More by Auction Day. See our website for more information pic- lawn mower so I told them a joke loors in the jail. 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Photos by Chandra Ellison

ABOVE: Students wait to take the reading pledge. RIGHT: Chief Deputy Jarrett Scott with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Ofice reading to Mrs. Scott’s class.

AR Game and Fish Commission Oficer Jeremy Whiley, and his dog, Hank, from the K-9 Unit.

ABOVE: Montgomery County Sheriff David White Reads to Mrs. Scott’s class. BELOW: The Lorax (Stormy Cooper) reads to Mrs. May’s class.

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News The Oden archery team received their regional tournament medals. Pictured left to right: (back row) Coach Dewanna Summitt, Zoe Singleton, Brandi Summitt, Jasper Rose, Tyler Fair, Tarren Blansett, Brandon Stovall, Brandon Lewis; (front row) Devin Sullivan, Jeff Lewis, George Cook, Cecily Carter, Austin Bledsoe, Jesse McDonald and Breanna Green. Not Pictured Breanna Stovall.

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FREE DENTAL CARE FRIDAYS New patient evaluations for patients with NO DENTAL INSURANCE No treatment on irst visit. This will be our last Blue & You Friday for all locations. March 18, 2016 8:00am to 5:30pm in Mt Ida We are glad to announce our newest mechanic to Pick up and return registration forms in advance be- our team, Joe Partain ! fore the Friday event.

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