The Nashville News THURSDAY • April 25, 2013 • Issue 33 • 1 Section • 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt Hospital discusses purchase of more land Twin Rivers TERRICA HENDRIX cost $145,000 if the hospital acre. After the board was possibly purchasing the 58 tion board members decid- Fest is this Editor paid $2,500 per acre. She polled, the motion failed. acres and then transferring ed to have additional dead weekend added that in the future, His second motion was to the ownership to the foun- or dying trees removed NASHVILLE – The hos- health care would move offer the Foundation $1,500 dation. The HMH board from the surrounding prop- pital board discussed the away from impatient care per acre with a max offer of will discuss this issue at erty while the heavy equip- The city of possibility of purchasing and “we may need to have $1,725 per acre. The board the May board meeting and ment was on site for the McNab will host its 12th more than 50 acres of land land to build an assisted was polled again and the the Foundation will also construction project. This annual Twin near the hospital campus. living center or nursing motion failed. discuss this at its board will improve the appear- Rivers Festival Two motions – made home.” The discussion of pur- meeting Thursday. ance of the campus.” She April 26-28 at by Dr. John Hearnsberger Hearnsberger’s first chasing 58 acres of land added that Mike Childers, the city park – failed at the February motion was to offer the was brought up again at Medical Office Building an attorney with the Friday located on Howard Memorial Hospital HMH Foundation (who the Tuesday evening board construction update Firm, is in “the process of Highway 355 board meeting. During the purchased the land includ- meeting because some Wright told the board developing the contracts South. February meeting, HMH ing where the hospital and members were not present that the “construction time- to establish the Horizontal The event CEO Debra Wright told the medical office buildings at the February meeting. line has been delayed due Property Regime for the is set to begin board that the land would are located) $1,635 per The board discussed to rainy weather…Founda- at noon Friday See LAND / Page 4 and at 9:30 a.m. Saturday with a parade scheduled for noon, an auc- tion at 2 p.m. MSSSD and a Visa card drawing acknowledges at 4 p.m. Other fes- audit findings tivities will in- clude dipping TERRICA HENDRIX for dollars, Editor arts, crafts, and food MINERAL SPRINGS – The venders, rides three-page 2011-12 Mineral for children, Springs School District au- dominoes, an dit was acknowledged at a arm-wrestling special-called board meet- competition, a talent show, ing Wednesday afternoon. bands, DJs The district had the op- and a BBQ tion to acknowledge the cook off. audit during a board meet- The event ing or host a public meet- continues ing. The board opted to Sunday with a acknowledge the audit at church service the special-called meeting. in the park The audit listed sev- from 9:30 a.m. eral federal award findings until 11:30 and questioned costs and a.m. For more in- stated that “a review of formation, call See AUDIT / Page 4 870-896-2281 or 870-826- 1139. IF THEY WERE PRESIDENT Peach Father arrested Blossom fest NPS students spell out how they would run the nation in courtroom scheduled for tampering A chamber coffee will rimary students in Christy Young’s third grade recently wrote essays with evidence be held Fri., speculating on what they would do if they were elected to the nation’s April 26 at the top job. TERRICA HENDRIX Chamber of P Editor Commerce of- fice beginning Young said Wednesday President.” to the project are reprinted DIERKS – A 50-year-old at 9:30 a.m. that the project was a patri- According to Young, most here exactly as they were man was arrested in How- to kick off the otic assignment in line with of her class enjoyed the as- prepared for the assignment. ard County Circuit Court Peach Blos- the campus’s theme: “Voting signment and learned a great in connection to with his som Festival. for Excellent Futures.” deal about the responsibili- Isai Camacho son’s recent arrest. The festival “We learned about the ties of running the country in 1. If I were President I Martin Alexander, of will be held President’s job and the the process. would help people. I would on Sat., May New Hope, responsibilities of the job,” “They also learned that tell the people that work was arrested 4 starting at she explained. “One of the as- being President of the United for me to build houses for 9 a.m. There Wednesday signments related to this was States is a difficult job,” she people who don’t have will be a peach morning in dessert tasting to write an essay about what said. house. I would tell the people court and contest and they would do if they were The students’ responses See THEY / Page 8 made his first the winners appearance ALEXANDER will be an- on the class D nounced at the felony moments later. How- coffee, then ard County Investigator the winners PICTURED ABOVE: Students in Christy Young’s third grade class who participated in the project include (bottom David Shelton said Martin will compete row) Felicia Tatum, Ellen Spigner, Mattison Steele, Peyton Hilliard, Isis Bowers, (middle row) Adrian Hernandez, Eric at the Peach Miguel, Justice Rosenbaum, Jenna Hostetler, Natalie Alfaro, Amaya Haney, (back row) Steven Wright, Caleb Scott, Alexander “is charged with Festival the Dexter Draper, Josh Sweeden, Alayna Cook and Audri Couch. tampering with physical Staff photo and illustration by Charles Goodin following week See FATHER / Page 4 (May 4) for the overall winner. There will be a Peach Pageant after the Peach HCSD launches investigation Festival May 4 beginning into second degree burn case at 6 p.m. at the Nashville Elementary TERRICA HENDRIX saw that George was on fire.” Cafeteria. Editor Shelton said a nurse driving The crowned by and saw that Damon was on queen will NASHVILLE – The Howard fire and stopped to help him. receive a County Sheriff’s Department The Howard County Ambu- $500 scholar- has launched an investigation lance Service treated Damon ship from the to determine how a 60-year- at the scene and Air Evac CCCUA Nash- old man was caught on fire ville campus. transported him to a Little Applications Wednesday. Rock hospital, according to are available at Investigator David Shelton Shelton. the Nashville confirmed that George Damon “We are investigating [this Chamber of suffered burns to his face and case] to determine the cause Commerce, second degree burns to his of injuries,” Shelton ended. Unique Body hands. According to Shelton, Salon, Trend- Damon was at the residence of HCSD investigates setters, Wild Bobby Dowdy (on Highway 371 residential burglary Ivy Salon, West) along with Lettie Baker. Christopher Wright report- Stephanie & Dowdy and Baker were inside ed that someone entered his Co., The Lead- the home when Damon went er, The Nash- home on J.B. Steel Road on outside to smoke, he said. Wed., April 24. Wright reported ville News and SUBMITTED PHOTO I Nashville News online at www. Nashville High School students Rachel Dawson, Luke Dawson and Mattie “Approximately five to 10 that his Xbox, along with sev- nashvillear. Jamison served as Pages for Rep. Nate Steel recently. The students spent minutes later, they ‘heard hol- eral games were missing. This com. time on the House floor with Rep. Steel for a day. lering’ and went outside and case is under investigation. 2 editorial Thursday, April 25, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Immigration gambles

Whose interests are immigration laws supposed to serve — and whose interests do current immigration reform proposals actually serve? In order to have any immigration policy serve any purpose, the border must first be secured. Otherwise American immigration policy exists only on paper, and is mocked by what happens on the ground, as masses of people cross the bor- der illegally, in disregard of whatever policies are Thomas embodied in our laws. Moreover, all the peo- Sowell ple who cross the bor- Creators der from Mexico are not Mexican. They can easily Syndicate include Middle East ter- rorists. The fact that this obvious threat has been blithely ignored for years, in order to get political leverage for "comprehensive" immigration reform, suggests that importing more potential voters for the Democrats has a higher prior- ity in some quarters than safeguarding the country. "Comprehensive" immigration reform — as dis- tinguished from securing the border before doing anything else — serves the interests of politicians of both parties. A "comprehensive" immigration bill means that they can vote for something that mollifies those Americans who are concerned about the uncontrolled influx of foreigners, while winning support from those who want more foreigners admitted and made citi- zens. Starting the amnesty track immediately, while promising border security in the future, means that an irreversible benefit is conferred up front, while only time will tell whether the promise of border security will be kept — as it has not been thus far. Did the Boston terrorists fail? Ask yourself why people who have been living il- legally in this country for years cannot wait a couple of more years until the border is secured before the "Whatever they of the attack, Massachu- pressure cooker bombs question of their legal status can be studied and thought they could ulti- setts Gov. Deval Patrick Pat on Boylston Street, there debated in Congress and among the public at large. mately achieve, they've and President Obama were 40 bombings and Ask yourself why the American people must con- already failed," says Presi- had gone live to reassure Buchanan shootings across Iraq that tinue to be played for suckers by such games as letting dent Obama of the Boston us they would be appre- Creators took the lives of 75 and foreign pregnant women drop in to have their babies Marathon bombers. hended and justice done. Syndicate wounded 350. No one in here, who automatically become American citizens, "They failed because Day two, Obama ap- the outside world knows opening the door for other members of their families the people of Boston re- peared again as the great- the names of those who to come in later. These are called "anchor babies." fused to be intimidated. est manhunt in U.S. his- set off these bombs, and Crossing the border from Mexico is by no means popular nickname would They failed because as tory was underway. On no one cares. And Bagh- the only way such women unilaterally confer American have it, was on lockdown citizenship on their children. Americans we refuse to day four, the FBI released from first light until near dad was not locked down. There are profitable organized programs to bring be terrorized." photos, imploring citizens dark Friday. A massive How, then, when these in affluent pregnant women from overseas to live in Bostonians did react to come forward and iden- dragnet for one man had brothers are now as little communities set up for them before and after the splendidly. From first re- tify the men in the white brought a major U.S. city well-known as Timothy birth of their anchor babies. The principle that anyone sponders to folks who and black caps. to an absolute standstill. McVeigh, if not Osama born on American soil was automatically an American gave blood, from hospi- That evening, the "The people were bin Laden, and they com- citizen made sense in centuries past, when getting tal staffs to the FBI, ATF brothers murdered an gone, shops were locked, mitted an atrocity that here across an ocean in ships was very different from and state troopers, from MIT police officer, hi- streets were barren, the mesmerized America for booking a round trip flight from Shanghai or Manila, the Boston and Water- jacked a Mercedes van trains did not run. a week, and they forced much less walking across the border from Tijuana. town cops to the hostage and engaged in a gunfight a lockdown of one of our If nothing else, putting a legal end to the "anchor The often-clogged rescue team that talked with Watertown police greatest cities, can it be baby" racket might suggest to the American public Massachusetts Turnpike that they were regarded in Congress as something Dzhokhar Tsarnaev out of that left Tamerlan Tsar- was as clear as a bowling said that they failed — as more than expendable suckers who can be mollified that boat. naev dead and his brother lane." terrorists? with rhetoric. But did the Brothers a fugitive. Saturday, all six news- Worse may be yet to Waiting until the border has already been secured Tsarnaev really fail — as On Friday morning, papers this writer receives come. before an immigration policy is decided upon would terrorists? Gov. Patrick went before led with the capture of For, just as some of also allow time to discuss the pros and cons of vari- On Sunday's talk the cameras to tell a Dzhokhar. "Frenzied Hunt the perpetrators of the ous ways of enforcing whatever that policy might turn shows, a sub-theme was stunned nation he was im- Paralyzes Boston," ran Columbine, Virginia Tech, out to be. But many politicians much prefer to rush that this had been the posing a lockdown on all the Times banner. Tucson, Aurora and New- complex legislation through Congress before the "most successful terrorist of Boston and half a dozen TV and print media are town massacres found public knows what is in it or what is at stake. "We the attack since 9/11." neighboring communi- inspiration and exemplars people" are to be by-passed. still consumed with the For consider what ties. Red Sox and Bruins in mass murderers before Time to deliberate would also be time to raise brothers, their motives, questions as to why local government officials in these brothers accom- games were canceled. their travel history, their them, so the Brothers "sanctuary" cities who openly thwart or defy federal plished. A million people in and Chechen background, Tsarnaev may have shown immigration laws should be allowed to get away with By brazenly exploding around the city of Paul their Islamic beliefs. And the way for those who such illegal acts, while private employers are forced to two bombs right at the Revere, of the Lexington Washington is in a fero- hate us to go out in their become enforcers of such laws, under heavy penalties finish line of the mara- and Concord patriots, of cious debate over wheth- own special blaze of glory. for not investigating the legal status of those they hire. thon, with TV cameras all Bunker Hill, locked their er Dzhokhar should be All true Americans Government officials at all levels take an oath to around, they killed three doors and hid inside be- interrogated at length or were with the people of uphold the laws, but somebody who owns a restaurant and injured, wounded and cause a lone armed teen- read his Miranda rights. Boston last week. Yet or hardware store has not applied for the job of bor- maimed 178 people for all ager with pipe bombs was Each side of the gun there are individuals to der enforcement — and the 13th Amendment forbids the world to see. on the loose. whom these brothers are involuntary servitude. Or are we already too far along control and immigration Within hours, their Boston, said The New heroes. Lest we forget. on the road to serfdom for that to matter any more? debates claims the mara- "Comprehensive" immigration reform serves the atrocity had riveted the York Times, was a "ghost thon massacre and its Millions across the Mus- interests of politicians who like to be on both sides attention of the nation. town." aftermath validates their lim world still believe bin of a controversial issue, and it serves the interests of Cable channels went wall "The scene was ex- position. Laden struck a blow for those foreigners who want to game the system in the to wall, as did major net- traordinary. The hub of On April 15, the day them when he sent those United States, at the expense of the American people. works. By the evening the universe, as Boston's the Tsarnaevs set off the planes into the World But it does not serve the interests of American society. Trade Center. Al-Qaida has been growing and gaining re- The Nashville News KEEP IN TOUCH WITH YOUR REPRESENTATION cruits since 9/11 Yet, while Osama tar- USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 geted the symbols of U.S. 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 President Barack Obama U.S. Representative Tom Cotton economic, military and Telephone (870) 845-2010 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue 415 Cannon House Oice Building Fax (870) 845-5091 political power — the Washington, D.C. 20500 Washington, DC 20515 Trade Center towers, the Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS Established 1878. 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Wallace F. Corley, 80, Russellville resident, April 11 Wallace Franklin Corley, 80, of Rus- ville; two sons, William Roderick Corley sellville, went home to be with his Lord, of Conway and Jeffrey Quinten Corley Thursday, April 11, 2013. The son of Wil- and wife, Jill of Bryant; chosen daugh- liam and Ola Mae Corley, he was born ter, Terry Melson Castleberry of Heber October 5, 1932 in Louann, Arkansas. He Springs; four grandchildren; two great married Marian Alice Cardin, on June 21, grandchildren; two sisters, Mildred Perry 1951 at Malvern and was a farmer and oil- of Houston, Texas and Myrna Gathright man. He was a member of the 1st Baptist of Smackover; four brothers, Henry Cor- Church in Dover and one of the origi- ley, Mervyn Corley, David Corley, all of nal founders and oficers of the ContractSmackover and Gary Corley of El Dorado; Poultry Grower’s Association. He was a and numerous extend family. dedicated and exuberant tinkerer who was Life Celebration Service was held at always looking for improvements in his 2:00 PM, Saturday, April 13, 2013 at Do- surroundings. Out of this passion came ver 1st Baptist Church. Dr. Jeff Paxton his oil truck design which is the global TERRICA HENDRIX I Nashville News oficiated. Arrangements were under the The construction for the second Medical Office Building has been delayed due to rainy standard in the petroleum industry. He direction of Humphrey Funeral Service. weather, Howard Memorial Hospital CEO Debra Wright said Tuesday evening at the board was also passionate about politics, politi- Visitation was one hour prior to the service meeting. Dead or dying trees will be “removed from the surrounding property while the heavy cal debate, community outreach and phi- at the church. Memorials may be made to equipment was on site for the construction project. This will improve the appearance of the lanthropy. He enjoyed ishing, ish frying, the First Baptist Church of Dover Building campus.” Local contractors CCP, and TomCo have been selected by ALTECH, Inc. as sub and traveling with Marian around the U.S. Fund, 149 SR 164 E, Dover, AR 72837 or contractors, Wright previouslybconfirmed. CCP was selected to complete “some concrete and Canada with a brief stop in Mexico. a Christian Charity of your choosing. work for the foundation” and TomCo has leveled the MOB driveway and parking lot site. He was preceded in death by his parents; Internet guestbook and online guest- brother; and sister. book are available at www.humphreyfu- Survivors include his loving wife of neralhome.com City approves sidewalk improvements 61 years, Marian Alice Corley of Russell- CHARLES GOODIN tion, of Murfreesboro, won the meeting, the council: Managing Editor the bid for the project •฀was฀informed฀that฀the฀ with a low offer of close to city’s water department Look for Dennis W. Moncus NASHVILLE - City alder- $120,000. will need to upgrade its Dennis Wade Moncus, 54, of Murfreesboro, died men voted unanimously Also during his address, radio system per FCC regu- on Monday, April 22, 2013 in Hot Springs. He was Tuesday to proceed with Dunaway asked the council lations, a move expected born on August 18, 1958 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana all of the planned improve- to allow him to pursue to cost roughly $1,000 per to the late Pete Moncus and Peggy (Woodley) ments to the sidewalks on the purchase of a used unit; Stewart. Main St. truck from York Gary Auto- •฀was฀informed฀that฀Du- He is survived by his wife, Donita Moncus of The move came after plex. Dunaway said he had naway had submitted four Murfreesboro; one son, Travis Bostic of Nathan; Public Works Director on Facebook! compared the used truck projects for state aid mon- and one brother, Randy Moncus of Hot Springs. Larry Dunaway told the - a 2011 3/4 ton four while ey, including the bridge on council that they had the Graveside services are scheduled for 2:00 drive with 33,000 miles - to Howard St., the reconstruc- Puzzle Answers P.M. Friday, April 26, 2013 at Coker Cemetery option to take three deduc- a new 1/2 ton four wheel tion of a portion of Sipes Aspiration in Roseboro with Jon Funderburk oiciating, tive alternatives from the drive and determined that St., an overlay of Mills St. B R A N S H E D S S H A W under the direction of Latimer Funeral Home, bid, reducing the scope the older model would be and an asphalt resurfacing L O G E C O D E S T A L E Murfreesboro. - and thus the cost - of the better suited to the city’s of Hutchinson St.; A M E X R O G E T R I L E H A R T L O V E R S A R O D project. needs. The used truck is •฀ voted฀ to฀ place฀ a฀ lien฀ he family will receive friends at the funeral B O D E M I S T Y home, hursday, April 25, 2013 from 6:00 P.M. to Dunaway spoke against expected to cost approxi- on a S. Mills St. property in U S H E R R A M P A N T taking any of the deduc- mately $24,000, while the the amount of $2,475 plus C H A S E S F A U X R O B 8:00 P.M. at the Murfreesboro chapel. L E S T O D O R S H I V E You may send an online sympathy message at www. tions because doing so new model would be over costs and fees associated A S H O R E O S H A K E N would proportionally re- $30,000, according to Du- with the lien; B A R E T T A O N E N D latimerfuneralhome.com. duce the amount of grant M O L D S N E R D naway. •฀heard฀a฀report฀from฀ I Z O D H O L D M A S T E R money available for the Alderman Matt Smith Police Chief Dale Pierce T O N S A D O R E O H N O project from the Arkansas voted against the pur- that summarized several E N D O L E G E R F O Y S S E E N E S S A Y F R A Y Highway and Transporta- chase, but did not specify arrests made recently and Sudoku Solution #2878-D PUBLIC NOTICE tion Department. a reason for his refusal, the reintroduction of the 8 4 6 7 9 1 3 5 2 1997 Kenworth T-2000 “We’re gonna pay 20 while all other present ‘File of Life’ program that 1 2 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 VIN# 1XKTDR9X2WJ754188 percent no matter what council members voted seeks to keep medical re- Is being held at Bypass Diesel & Wrecker Service, Inc., 7 3 5 6 2 8 1 4 9 the price is,” he explained. yes. Dunaway said the cords of the elderly in a 924 Hwy 278 West, Nashville, AR 71852. 870-845-1597 Mayor Billy Ray Jones truck would be used to file on the refrigerator in 9 6 3 8 7 4 2 1 5 due to abandonment. Vehicle will be sold at public sale was also in favor of com- haul cardboard containers their home; 2 8 4 1 5 9 7 3 6 unless claimed within 45 days. Failure to reclaim vehicle pleting the entire project, to the Howard County Chil- •฀heard฀a฀report฀from฀ 5 7 1 2 6 3 9 8 4 waves all rights, title, and interest in above vehicle. pointing out that doing drens’ Center, while the Financial Director Jimmy 4 5 7 9 3 2 8 6 1 only half of the proposed Vehicle may be reclaimed during business hours by truck currently used for Dale in which he stated 6 1 2 4 8 7 5 9 3 proving ownership by paying all charges against vehicle. work would leave the that job will be transferred that city sales tax receipts 3 9 8 5 1 6 4 2 7 (BPD:33-34, w69) street less aesthetically to the water department. were up 15 percent over © 2009 Hometown Content pleasing. Branch Construc- In other business during last year. ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Little Red School House the Howard County Children’s Feed Mill outside of Delight on weather does not permit, clean October. to donate you may bring to will presents the 57th Annual Center will be held on Wed., Hwy. 19 South. Meal will be up will be Sat., May 4. Annual clean-up or mail to Ebenezer End-of-the-Year School Recital May 8 from 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. at served from 5 p.m. until they Homecoming will be on Sun., The Delight Cemetery Dinner Cemetery, PO Box 131, Kirby, on April 26, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. the Carter Day Center. run out of food. Adults $7, kids May 5. Mowing of the cemetery will be held on Sat., April Ar. 71950. to be held at the Sixth Stree $4, proceeds to support local is paid for by donations. 27, from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., in If you have questions or need Auditorium. New Testament House of church youth groups. T-shirts the Delight Cafeteria. The more info please call 870-398- Prayer No. 2 will host the 2013 and tickets available at Bumper Ebenezer Cemetery at Kirby menu will consist of Chicken 4278. Our Annual Decoration The Crisis Home Energy “Warefare Conference” May to Bumper and McKnight’s Assistance Program will end 1-5. On May 1-3 at 6:30 p.m. Grocery in Delight. will have a clean-up day Sat., and Dressing, ham, mashed Day is May 6. April 30. Southwest Arkansas nightly, May 4 at noon and April 27 at 10 a.m. (weather potatoes, corn, coleslaw, rolls, Development Council will no on May 5 at 11:30 a.m. at the The Delight Cemetery Dinner permitting) work will include old dessert and a drink. The price Decoration Day at Jones longer be taking applications church. will be held on Sat., April lowers removed and illing in of the meal will be $7 for adults Cemetery, Hwy. 8 East, will be after this date. 27, from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., in graves that have eroded and and $3 for children. held April 28, singing starts at Donations to fund the “File of the Delight Cafeteria. The sunken. 1:30 p.m. The Shiloh Baptist Church will Life” phase of the Nashville menu will consist of Chicken If you have suggestion or wish The annual Billstown Reunion host the 4th Saturday Night Police Department’s Senior and Dressing, ham, mashed to donate you may bring to will be held on Sat., April 27 at The Saline Church of Christ Singing at 6:30 p.m. April 27. Operation Safeguard program clean-up or mail to EBENEZER 6 p.m., at the Municipal Build- will be hosting their 19th A potluck dinner will be served are now being accepted, ac- potatoes, corn, coleslaw, rolls, Cemetery, PO Box 131, Kirby, ing in Murfreesboro. Annual Singing on Fri., April and everyone is welcome to cording to Chief Dale Pierce. dessert and a drink. The price attend. The church is located You may donate by calling of the meal will be $7 for adults Ar. 71950. If you have ques- Everyone is welcome -- all 26, from 7 to midnight. The about 3 miles past Mineral Pierce or Oficer Casey Parker and $3 for children. tions or need more info please residents, former residents, Church is located at 1248 Hwy Springs on Highway 27S. at 870-845-3434. call 870-398-4278. Our Annual families and friends please 26, between Murfreesboro and Come and dig at the Murfrees- Decoration Day is May 6. make plans to attend. Delight. For more information The Nashville FFA Chapter The Mineral Springs Class of boro Library this summer. This The meal will be potluck, come please call 870-285-2204 after will host their annual banquet 1958 will have their reunion on year’s nationwide Summer Decoration Day at Jones and enjoy good food and en- 5 p.m. Tues., April 30 at the Nashville Sat., May 4 beginning at noon Reading Program is “Dig Into Cemetery, Hwy. 8 East, will be tertainment, visit with friends/ High School cafeteria at 6:30 in the Mineral Springs School Reading”. Activities will include held April 28, singing starts at neighbors and show sup- Community Cookout held by p.m. Cafeteria. story time, guest speakers, 1:30 p.m. port for the community. Call First Christian Church, Sun., Tickets are $5 by April 26 and 870-379-2896 for additional May 5 at 5 p.m., Crater of Dia- will be $10 at the door. Tickets True Deliverance House of crafts, and more. Stop by the Community Cookout held by information. mond Pavilion, Open to public. may be purchased from the Prayer will have a Women’s library or call (870) 285-2575 to Argi Building at the high school. program on Sat., May 18 at 7 register your child. Dates are First Christian Church, Sunday, The meal will be catered by p.m. and the speaker will be June 5, 12, 19, & 26, from 2:30 May 5 at 5 p.m., Crater of Dia- Hickory Grove Cemetery’s A Women Only Alcoholics Smokin Ricks BBQ. Supt. Robert Tucker. to 3:30 p.m. Don’t let your child mond Pavilion, Open to public. annual clean up will be Sat., Anonymous meeting will be miss it!!! April 27, weather permitting. If held every Mon. at 7 p.m. in the Liberty Baptist Church will host A beneit for Jimmy Charles A Women Only Alcoholics weather does not permit, clean Norman Firehouse Building. If their monthly singing Fri., April Campbell will feature a rile The annual Billstown Reunion Anonymous meeting will be up will be Sat., May 4. Annual you have questions, call 870- 26 at 6:30 p.m. A potluck meal rafle. Campbell is currently will be held on Sat., April 27 at held every Mon. at 7 p.m. in the Homecoming will be on Sun., 356-4910. will be served. For more infor- undergoing cancer treatments 6 p.m., at the Municipal Build- Norman Firehouse Building. If May 5. Mowing of the cemetery mation, call 870-451-3389. for lung cancer. For more infor- ing in Murfreesboro. Everyone you have questions, call 870- is paid for by donations. Dona- The Pike County Jail is seeking mation contact Lonnie Ballard 356-4910. tions may be sent to Laquita paperback book donations. No Tollette First Church of God, is welcome -- all residents, at 870-285-1745 or Campbell’s Smith, romance or hardback books Christian Women Connection Restaurant at 870-285-2051. former residents, families and will present its annual “Women friends please make plans to The Pike County Jail is seeking please. For more information of Destiny For God’s Purpose” The annual Drug Take Back attend. paperback book donations. No Ebenezer Cemetery at Kirby contact Sarah Haney at (870) conference on Sat., April 27 at Day will be held at the Howard The meal will be potluck, come romance or hardback books will have a clean-up day Sat., 285-3315. 10 a.m. County Sheriff’s Department and enjoy good food and please. For more information April 27 at 10 a.m. (weather Speakers are Min. Frandra Sat., April 27 from 10 a.m. - 2 entertainment, visit with friends/ contact Sarah Haney at (870) permitting) work will include old County Line & Yancey Fire Walker of Texarkana and Min. p.m. If you have unused or neighbors and show support for 285-3315. lowers removed and illing in Departments will not be holding Rose Dixon of Piggee Memorial expired prescription medica- the community. Call 870-379- graves that have eroded and a BBQ fundraiser this spring. Baptist Church. Host pastor is tions, you may drop them off at 2896 for additional information. County Line & Yancey Fire sunken. They will plan on resuming Charles Green. the HCSD that day. Departments will not be holding A business meeting will be held our beneit suppers this fall in a BBQ fundraiser this spring. if enough Board members can October. The 16th annual Rotary Hickory Grove Cemetery’s SWABA Cookoff and Barbecue They will plan on resuming attend. sponsored Telethon beneitting Dinner, Sat., April 27 at the Old annual clean up will be Sat., April 27, weather permitting. If our beneit suppers this fall in If you have suggestion or wish 4 Jumps Thursday, April 25, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 AUDIT LAND From Page 1 From Page 1

Title I salaries indicat- MOB for the sale or lease ed that eight employees of each of the three units signed time certifications upon completion. stating that they worked The Mobile MRI ser- 100 percent in the pro- vices are available once gram; however, upon in- a week on Thursdays. Fif- quiry of these employees, teen MRI scans have been several stated they felt performed, Wright stated. pressured to sign the certi- In other business, the fications even though they board unanimously ac- worked only part-time to cepted the appointment no time in the Title I pro- of Gary Manley, CRNA gram. A similar finding was and the reappointments reported in the prior year of Robert Sykes, MD and John Hearnsberger (Hearn- audit.” (See pages 11 and DONNA HARWELL | Nashville News sberger abstained from 12 for the audit report). The Department of Human Services hosted a chamber coffee Thursday. Those attending included Kasey Caldwell, The board unanimously Judy Kuykendall, Tracy Duren, Regina Hill, Malenda Cree and Mayor Billy Ray Jones. voting). voted to amend the dis- trict’s 2012-13 budget as suggested by Arkansas De- partment of Education Fis- Group has big plans for unused building in Delight cal Distress Unit employee Hazel Burnett. After a P.J. TRACY IV Abbott. “Anything that belonged foodstuffs. in our area, to spend their 90-minute executive ses- Murfreesboro Diamond The group plans for the to the school when it was “Anything the people money,” Abbott said. sion, the board adjourned. building to house a Glen a full school,” said Abbott, need the building for … as For more information No action was taken. The DELIGHT - The Pickett Campbell museum as well “we want it in here.” long as they let us know or for those looking to vol- board will have a special- building on the Delight a museum for the Delight There will also be space in advance where we can unteer services to SEPCA called meeting at 4 p.m. school campus now has a alumni and Pike County in included a place for local get it ready for them. This efforts, contact Abbott at on Friday. new resident with big plans general. artists and authors. building is actually for the 870-285-5190. that include all of south Abbott said Alexander’s “We’re going to fill it full people of Pike County … The group will hold an Pike County. Printing in Delight has of stuff until we run out that’s what we are here for, open house in the Pickett The Southeast Pike some old printing presses of room,” said Abbott of in any form or fashion,” said Building on the Delight FATHER County Alliance (SEPCA), they may contribute, and a the multi-roomed building, Abbott. The addition of the school campus this Satur- From Page 1 a non-profit group centered Murfreesboro resident has adding that plaques will building all fits in with the day, April 27, from 10 a.m. in Delight, has taken up a collection of Graysonia later be added honoring overall goals of SEPCA. until “people quit coming.” residence in the currently memorabilia that will be everyone who helped in the “The goal is to bring in “The alumni will be here, evidence in connection unused building, signing included. creation and preparation of jobs and people to keep we’re going to see if we can with the arrest of his son, a long term lease with the “The goal is to be a mu- the museum. our schools and towns go- get people to join SEPCA Ricky Alexander.” South Pike County School seum for Pike County, and Abbott envisions the ing,” said Abbott, with the or the alumni association, Circuit Judge Charles Board for the purposes of we’ll include pictures of building being used a com- museum’s ultimate focus donations … it will all be A. Yeargan advised Martin opening a museum and famous Pike County indi- munity center at times, having a tourism driven worked right here,” Abbott Alexander of his Constitu- multi-purpose community viduals,” said Abbott, citing hosting the SEPCA meet- purpose. said of what will be the con- tional Rights. Aaron Brasel, facility in Delight. Glen Campbell, Gus Wing- ings as well as alumni “If we can start getting ference room, which used Howard County public “We started working on field and Randy Stewart as meetings and other county people in here to look at to house the computer lab. defender, was his counsel all this about two years ago some examples. “All people civic organizations, as well Glen Campbell stuff, we’ll “We’ll have the whole crew for the first appearance. with [South Pike County of note from Pike County as weddings, family re- have people spending mon- here to answer questions.” Yeargan ordered Alexan- School Superintendent Rog- we’d like to get on display, unions, cakewalks, dances ey here, and if they stay Abbott congratulated der to return on May 1 for er] Featherston, and finally to let visitors know Pike and other social events, all night, they go to Mur- the group on the effort, stat- arraignment and his bond Ed Jones and myself went County is up and viable.” and even the group’s short freesboro … we can guide ing that “everyone has had was set at $10,000. over to the March school The building will have term goal of opening a them around, we’ll work a job to do, and everyone Martin Alexander’s son, board meeting, set up to do a room to display all the food bank, starting with with [Arkansas] Parks and has done it,” specifically Ricky Alexander, was ar- it, we presented our case old trophies, banners and dry goods they will deliver Tourism – we want them to naming Tommy Henderson rested on April 19 for ag- and the school board voted decorations from the De- as needed, as the building visit here, visit the diamond and Steve Campbell as the gravated assault and first 7-0 in our favor, and that got light gymnasium, which the is not currently equipped mine, the lake at Murfrees- driving force of the upcom- degree endangering the everything started,” said group began to carefully with sufficient refrigera- boro, Ka-Do-Ha – we want ing annual SEPCA music welfare of a minor. SEPCA President Randy move over last Saturday. tion capabilities for such to keep them right here festival.

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by Jean A. Ince Planning your summer vacation on a limited budget xtension Staff chairman E UofA Cooperative Extension Springs that don’t cost a and scenic river forms Cos- are planned throughout include a staycation, con- Tips Service • Howard County lot. satot Falls, a rugged and the summer months. tact the Howard County * People from all over rocky canyon that chal- * The Little Rock River Extension Office to learn the world come to Ar- lenges the most experience Market is a great place to how to set up a budget and Does the economic expenses will likely be your kansas to visit Petit Jean canoeist and kayakers. visit for the weekend. So manage your finances. slowdown have you cut- biggest expenses. But com- State Park and the Buffalo There are several spots much to see and do. Visit ting back on your family pared to the traditional National River area just to that are great for beginners the Clinton Presidential Recipe of the Week vacation this summer? Fru- vacation which includes camp, mountain climb or on the river. Guided tours Library, Old State House This recipe was submit- gal living doesn’t mean you airfare, lodging, taxis and canoe. are also available. Museum, Arkansas Heri- ted by Peyton Hilliard, a have to stop having fun other expenses, you will In fact, Petit Jean State * The 50-mile Wolf Pen tage Museum, Farmer’s member of Show Stoppers and it doesn’t necessarily save a bundle. Park inspired the creation Gap ATV trail near Mena is Market, Arkansas Nature 4-H Club. Peyton placed 1st mean cutting out the sum- Also, by staying close of the Arkansas State Parks the first formal trail system Center, plus much more. in the Dairy Foods contest mer vacation. Instead of to home, you are support- system. in the Ouachita National Even if your budget - Party Idea, Cloverbud traveling out of state this ing your local economy. * The “Lum ‘N Abner” Forest specifically for four- will not allow you to take Division. year to an expensive re- When you stay in a nearby radio program is remem- wheelers and dirt bikes. a family vacation, there sort, have you considered local area, you support bered at the Lum & Abner Visit Queen Wilhelmina are plenty of things to do Banana Pudding Squares staying close to home and local merchants. Think Jot ‘Em Down Store and State Park close to Mena at home. Think about what 42 vanilla wafers, finely taking a staycation? about the places we take Museum in Pine Ridge, for beautiful trails and you enjoy doing as a family. crushed What is a staycation? relatives and friends when outside of Mt. Ida. Pieces scenery. Here are a few ideas: ¼ cup melted butter A staycation is just like a they come to visit. of the Lum ‘N’ Abner his- Spend the day hiking - Relax with family and 1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream vacation, but you remain at We take for granted tory is preserved which or driving through the friends. There are many cheese, softened home or in your immediate these “vacation areas” depicts an important era breath-taking beauty of fun things to do that cost ½ cup powdered sugar area for local adventures. because we can visit them in American life. The mu- the Ouachita Mountains. little or no money. Play Whipped topping (made Whether you go hiking, anytime. Why not visit seum is open from March On a clear day, you can cards or board games. Host from 1 (16 oz.) carton shopping in an historic them now? Here are just a to November. see three states (Arkan- a pot luck dinner or have heavy whipping cream) district, or just go for a few vacation spots to help * Eureka Springs is a sas, Texas and Oklahoma) and extended family night 3 medium ripe bananas drive, a staycation lets you you plan your staycation great area to get away from the 85-foot-high Rich dinner, where everyone 3 cups milk take time away from work and the nice thing about for the weekend or even Mountain Fire Tower, locat- comes over for a great 2 pkg. (4 serving size) or school without the costs them is most are free! a week long staycation. ed 12 miles west of Mena. meal! French vanilla instant pud- and stress of long far away * Start your staycation It has something for ev- * Stand in two states at - Go on a picnic to one ding trips. Staycations help you by visiting the Arkansas eryone, from romance to the same time at Photog- of our beautiful city parks Chocolate syrup relieve stress by relaxing Welcome Center at Texar- mountain music, arts and raphers Island located on or even in your own back- Cherries and enjoying life. They also kana. You can view exhibits crafts to family fun. the state line in Texarkana. yard. Nothing brings a fes- Combine vanilla wafers help you to build relation- of the local area and find * At Smackover, visit Several museums are lo- tive atmosphere to your and butter; press firmly ships with your family by out what vacation spots the Arkansas Museum of cated in this area that you family than changing up onto bottom of 13x9 dish. sharing fun times. are available. Natural Resources to learn will want to check out. the same old routine. Mix cream cheese and One of the benefits of a * Scenic drives, walking about the oil drilling busi- * A variety of year-round - Have a “popcorn and powdered sugar until well- staycation is cost savings. paths, great shops, and his- ness in south Arkansas. feathered inhabitants and movie night”. Rent a fam- blended. Stir in 1 ½ cups of Cost is minimized because toric Bathhouse Row make The museum’s Oil Field eagles makes bird watch- ily movie, turn down the whipped topping. Spread lodging expenses do not up the unique Hot Springs Park has genuine derricks ing popular at Millwood lights, pop some popcorn evenly over crust; set have to be included, espe- National Park area. There and oilfield equipment. State Park. There is much and settle in for great fam- aside. Slice bananas and cially if you visit close to are museums to visit, great * If you like to canoe or to do almost every week- ily time. arrange over cream cheese home and make day trips. antique shops, plus family kayak, visit the Cossatot end during the summer. - Attend free concerts mixture. Gasoline and restaurant attractions such as Magic River State Park. The wild * Enjoy environmental and activities. Many are Pour dry pudding mix education and interpreta- available in your own into large bowl. Add milk. tion at the visitors’ center neighborhood. Beat with a wire whisk or of the 65,000 Felsenthal Na- Having fun doesn’t hand mixer about 2 min- tional Wildlife Refuge. The have to cost a lot of money utes. Spoon over bananas. refuge is the world’s largest and going to exotic places. Spread remaining green-tree reservoir con- All it takes is a commit- whipped topping over pud- sisting of the 15,000-acre ment to having fun. Check ding. Refrigerate at least Felsenthal Pool located out the Arkansas Depart- 3 hrs. five miles west of Crossett. ment of Tourism for infor- Drizzle chocolate syrup * Old Washington State mation about Arkansas over top and add cherries Park is a great place to Vacations. before serving. Store left- learn about history during If you need help budget- overs in the refrigerator. the Civil War era. Activities ing your family finances to Serves 15.

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P.J. TRACY IV this year, an emergency “Without participation, spective car owners. was given at the meeting been collected. Murfreesboro Diamond board meeting has been this is done!” In addition, several for the organization, and The annual Chamber scheduled for the Cham- Outside the emergency planning details like t- thus, no final accountings awards banquet, normally Serious questions as ber on Monday, April 29 board meeting sched- shirt design and order- of the profits from the Kel- scheduled for March and to the occurrence of the at 6:00 in the Murfrees- uled for next week, only ing, prizes, and other ly Miller Circus’ show in rescheduled for May at 2013 Diamond Festival are boro Municipal Building one regularly scheduled decisions that must be Murfreesboro earlier this last month’s Chamber beginning to arise. Community Room in an meeting -- Monday, May discussed and voted upon month were presented. meeting after it remained Only two board mem- attempt to save the 40th 27 -- remains for the Mur- by the board with a quo- Other details needing unplanned, is also begin- bers of the Murfreesboro annual festival. freesboro Chamber of rum present and then car- the board’s attention, ning to beginning to look Chamber of Commerce This marks the second Commerce before the ried out by participating such as the still unfin- unlikely without further were in attendance Mon- time in four meetings Diamond Festival. Chamber members. ished task of collecting board action. day night at the group’s in 2013 that not enough Notice of the Diamond Information was mailed the 2013 dues, were again While a date has been regularly scheduled meet- members were present to Drag Car Show, which was by the Chamber to a large left on the table without reportedly been secured ing on the fourth Monday conduct business. being taken over by the selection of prospective action. at the CADC Senior Center of every month. “We don’t have the par- Chamber this year after vendors, and there have While notices were for the banquet, several With only 43 days re- ticipation, and we cannot previously being held at been some positive con- sent at the beginning of details still need to be maining before the start do this without help,” SWAHA Lodge and Marine firmations for attendance the year to local busi- resolved and winners of the annual event, definitively stated one on Lake Greeson, is still at this year’s festival. nesses, only a percentage chosen previous to the scheduled for June 7-8 of of the members present. yet to be mailed to pro- No financial report of the actual dues have event’s occurrence.

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CHARLES GOODIN was working on two other Managing Editor programs: Rumorville, a show focused on the se- MURFREESBORO - A crets and legends of small Georgia-based production towns, and Cherokee Gold company began filming Hunters, which follows a reality television show people seeking hidden pilot at a local business caches of gold left behind Monday. by Native Americans. Barry Platz, founder “I’ve always been fasci- of Seriously Southern En- nated with treasure hunt- tertainment, said he and ing and prospecting sto- partner Steve Webb will ries, so I started digging be collecting footage this around and I found out week of a group of dia- about the Crater of Dia- mond miners who live in monds,” Platz said. the campground at Miners’ Webb, an archeologist Camping and Rock Shop. by trade, partnered with Platz said the show will Platz after visiting the mine be character-driven and with his family and dis- that he intends to focus covering that prospecting SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News on the unique personali- there is significantly more Nashville Scrapper senior baseball players and their parents were recognized Monday at their game against Dierks. ties of the participants difficult than he expected. Pictured are (front row) Matt Smith, Michael Steele, Stephen Kreul, Austin Lovelis, Tesean Green, Donyell “Head” while using their regular “About 30 minutes into King, Coach Kyle Slayton, Coach DJ Graham, (back row) Lisa Brown, Deb Kreul, Price Kreul, Scott Lovelis, Maddie excursions to the Crater that hole, I realized this Lovelis, Jerri Lynn Lovelis, Al Green, Shunelle Finley-King and Donald King. of Diamonds State Park as is not normal dirt. This is a backdrop. some tough dirt,” Webb “The characters will said. “When we started sell the show,” Platz said. looking at it and started “These people have some thinking about how hard real personality.” the work is, we also started Joyce Goodin, who has thinking about how much Caddo River Fest scheduled in Glenwood owned and operated the personality and character business for roughly 30 it took to do this, and that GLENWOOD - The two American Graffiti will be tact Randy Porter at 223- The antique tractor years, said she hopes the people traveling from all day Caddo River Fest and shown. 6246. show will be at the corner show becomes a reality over the United States Trade Day runs Friday The stage will be moved The Canoe Parade on of Broadway and Third and brings attention to come here.” and Saturday, April 26-27 to the area in front of City the Caddo River will start Street. the area. Those revelations led and features fun for the Hall for Saturday events. at 6:00 p.m. Friday. Numer- The vendor booths will “I’m having about as Platz and Webb to Miners’ entire family, restored car You can pre-register ous prizes will be given be open both days, so see much fun as I can with it, Camp, where many of the aficionados, live bands, Friday night for the Satur- away for best decorat- them all. Find something and if it becomes real and regular miners make their makes this area popular, I home. What they saw there vendors with something day Car Show. The Third ed, prettiest paddle and for someone special. will have accomplished my helped solidify their vision for everyone, two events Annual Car Show brings most people in a canoe The Copper Road Band goal,” she explained. “It’s for the show. on the river and even a in fans and vehicle own- without it tipping over. from Texarkana will start an interesting experience “Whether it be hope of free movie Friday night. ers from all over the state Get entry forms from the at 8:00 Saturday night. because you’re chosen as finding something that’s Vendors will begin set- and is quickly growing into Chamber of Commerce A new event called Cad- a lifestyle somebody else gonna change their life, or ting up their booths Friday the Premier Car Show in and turn them in as soon do Cash is for businesses might think is funny, or just to belong to a commu- morning as the main street Arkansas. There are mul- as possible. On Saturday, and visitors. Participating worthy of sharing, but on nity, or whatever it might through downtown Glen- tiple classes and prizes. canoe and Kayak racers Chamber members donate the other hand, we’re also be, the people who are wood will be closed for Call Kathy Hutson at 870- will gather at Arrowhead $10 each. Individuals get in disbelief because it’s not here had whatever it took two days. 223-2449. Recreational Rentals at their cards from the Cham- a done deal yet.” to get here,” Platz said. “As The stage will initially At 9:00 a.m. on Satur- the Narrows north of Glen- ber and have them signed According to Platz, the soon as I met Joyce, I was group is producing the like, ‘That woman’s des- be set up on Broadway day, a double elimination wood. Get there by 1230 at each business. Get your pilot for the History Chan- tined for TV.’ We love her.” with the Dale Hamilton Horse Shoe Tournament p.m. as the race starts at Caddo Cash card to the nel, but there are still many According to Platz and led B-Positive Band start- will start. It will be one 1:00. Bring your own ca- Library after signature steps between the current Webb, the pilot is being ing at 7:00 p.m. After that block off Broadway on noe or kayak - or rent one collections. Prize drawn phase of the project and produced under the work- performance, the movie South Third Street. Con- from Arrowhead. for Friday night. the full-scale production ing name Crater Raiders, of an actual series. In the and is among their com- best-case scenario, that pany’s most promising could happen as soon as projects. Private (PVT) Julie White of Nashville Horizontal Construction Engineer training at this fall, but is more likely “This project is up there NHS recently enlisted into the Arkansas Army Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. Upon returning to be over a year in the with being one of the best,” National Guard and has earned education to Arkansas, PVT White will serve with the making. Platz said. “A lot of people student benefits valued at $50,420. She will attend 1038th Horizontal Support Company at Camp Platz and Webb said that in a lot of high places have Basic Training after completing her junior year Robinson in North Little Rock. Her step-father the idea for the show came seen the reel, and they’re enlists at Nashville High School in May. Following her and mother, Mark Middleton and Betty White, about while their company loving it.” high school graduation in 2014, she will attend reside in Nashville.

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the school they can play tag. Play base- they wright “Yes” or “No.” Then they steal. Thou shalt not put any other Gods ball inside the school. They can ride go to the place where they vote. That before me. Thou shalt not worship any THEY scooters. I can make the school’s look sounds realy cool. idols. Remember the Sabeth day and From Page 1 different the kids can sleep inside the If the government doesn’t agree with keep it holy. Thou shalt not covent any school and inside the school. I can put me I wouldn’t do it. If he does, I would thing that is your neighbors. differen restrooms make the restroom be more than happy to do it. And when That people would treat people that they don’t half to pay bills. I would really big in each one has a bathtub. I retire I bet I could do that still. I’m sure equally. They would do the golden rule help the poor. I would help the orphan- I would make a different books. And many people agree with me. also. There would be no fights also that age. I’d help hospitals and people that make bigger math books and make dif- the would be fair. I would make sure are sick. ferent book club make bigger desk help Steven Wright people would treat people equally. 2. I would make a new school. I’d kids. Go on trips with the kids. Take If I war President here are three I would go over the whole united make a swing set and monkey bars and the kids to the zoo for the kids can see things I would do. First I would try to states to make sure people were treated other stuff. different animals I would make diffent stops wars. First reson is many people equally, “People obey the law,” is what 3. I would make school fun. One we homes and make diffent houses. And die in them. Two because people lose I would say. Please be respectful to one are in school and the other week we are this is what I would do. there homes. Some more wars get start- another. Treat people equally. out. We would have brake every week. ed. Last we just make more enemies. School only lasted one month. Then it is Adrian Hernandez Another thing I would is give kids Mattison Steele summer!!! If I were President I would make the more brakes. One reson is because kids If I were president I would change the word change that they would not be no are tired at school. Also school is not way people would live. I would change Dexter Draper mean people no cilen people and ded fun. Brakes are so fun. how they dress and how their poor. I If I were President, I would change people. So if somebody cils someone Also the last thing I would do is give hope that would make those people that you couldn’t kill kids in school I would make them go to a another grannies more day off. First reson is happy. or out of school if they did what will county. That how I would make people they work a lot. Also work is tireing. I would change the way people live happen. Why they shouldn’t kill kids. go or take ther food away people could Some times you git the night shift. Last by raising money for the builders to That is why people shouldn’t kill kids in think I’m mean but that’s how you have grown ups git not that much brakes. build houses. Or, I could make money school or out school. First of all, if they to trit the word. Those are the three things I would if I and let them pick out there own house. did we will take some blood and make And no more people would be ded if was President. A house that they like it 100 bat food forever. Than I will woup somebody is ded in the hospital that’s I would also change the way people him with a bamboo stick. That hert ok because they tride to save there lifes. Felicia live by helping them. By helping I mean people families hearts. People love they In many people dieg we wouldn’t have If I were Presedent I would change helping them raise money for their new necies and nephew. to much people. And we would be the me into a super star Presedent. I would house of cloths or maybe even food. Last what will happen. They will only ones that don’t have many people. build a lot of stuff to. I would build a I would change the way they dress go to prezen for 100 years. Then you So if we are in war we would lose be- roller coaster. I would build a pet shop. by helping them buy clothes or maybe shouldn’t do it because you make cause we don’t have many people. I would make a library. I would even help them make clothes. I hope people have cuncushion, brain dameg. That how I would be president. And make my hair cute. I would wear cute that would make them happy. People are dum of nuf to kill kids. Peo- I would trit people like that no more clothes. I would walk cute. I would give I would change the way that there ple just want to kill the person that kill people could be ded. So people would speeches. I would build gas stations. I poor by raising money or starting a club the kid. That is why people shouldn’t be happy because there family wouldn’t will make Christmas trees. I will cook. I that’s a fundraiser to raise money for kill kids in school or out school. be ded. And I would be happy to. would cell cookies if I were presedent. the poor. That’s what I will do if I were president. Eric Migue Justice Rosenbaum Peyton Hilliard If I was a presedent of the city I would If I were President I would make bet- If I were President I would do many Natalie make school’s better like gave more ter wepes stroug guns fou peple. Make changes. I would give orphans a home. If I were president, I would make food to the lunch room help teachers supe peple. A rargun that is whak I I would fire some people. I would stope the world a better place. I would make teach more to the kids. I would make would do if I was President. drugs. If I were President I would make t hem pick there trash up. Keep the the playgrounds bigger kids can not To make are peple safe so no more many changes. streets clean. I would asol make them hit each other or they will get in big stru would dide. So stur can go bake to I would give orphans a home. They keep the water clean. I would plant lots trouble. I can make bigger rooms put they famey to keep peple safe. That is wouldn’t be stuck with nasty food. They of and lots of plants. more game out ther in the playground what I would do if I was President. could have a family. They wouldn’t be I would have everything cleand. I kid can play basketball and soccer I would make the world a betr place homeless. would make the world pretty. I would and baseball. and make al sasf and save the would. I would fire some people. I would fire put sighns that say don’t litter. I will I could make different That is what I would do if I was Presi- some people in the war if they were old. help keep the world clean. I will keep rules like kids can run dent. I would fire people if they stink at there the world safe. in the halls they job. I would fire them if they didn’t do I will keep parks clean. I will help can ride ther Isis Bowers there training. people keep the world clean. I would bikes in- If I were President I would change I would stope drugs. I would make make laws to keep the world clean. I will side the world. I would make things not as them stope selling them. I would shut get as many trash cans and throw trash. expensive. That way people can buy down stores if they didn’t stop selling I will make the world pefect. what they want. People would be them. That is what I would do if I were happy. I think people would like It would be fun. I would be a good presetant. that, and I like the sound of President. I could boss people around. it too. I could inforce the laws. If I were Presi- Ellen Spigner Every year I dent I would make many changes. If I were President I would make a would ask people lot of changes. I would let there be no if they would Audri Couch school. The new school would have like another If I were President I would change water faltens have coke in them. Also president. the laws. I would make gass cheaper. gaderad in the faltens. They could I would make shure the orphans had There also would be activities for 50 do it like shoes, cloths, and food. I would change minties. Also you could pick how long a vote, how school is, it would have fun things you wanted it to be. Also what activi- where to do. ties you want to go to every week. Also they get I would change the gass prices by you could chose how many minutes you a piece making them $1.50 per gallon. People wanted to do in activities. That would of pa- would buy more gass. The gass would be cool. per only go up one cent every two years. Also you could have real basketball and I would make shure the orphans had golls. So you could play a real basketball what they needed. For example: shoes, game. Also some really big slides. Also a cloths, and food. The last thing I would really tall slide. That is what I would do change is school, it would only have fun if I was president. things to do. That is what I would do if I were Ellen Spigner presedent. I wish Obama would do all of If I wher president I wood make that stuff. The world would be a better things better I would make school 1 place if he did. I wish I was presedent. If hour. I would make no taxes. I would I was it would change. make video game consols cheaper. This is how I would make the world deter. Alayna Cook This is how I will make the world If I were President I would make even better. The unberarmor sirt’s sure people have equal rights. That shood be cheaper. Thar shood be no people would get things equally. more wars. Motercycle and forewillers Also that the people of our country shood be cheap. Thos are some reasons divide things equally. People would how I wood make the world better. treat people equally. I would make This is why the world shood de deter. sure people are treated equally. Pepole shod not de wastful. Pepole I would make sure people shood take care of thing. Pepole shood would get things equally. Maybe never give up. You shood try your best. I would make sure they gave Thas how I would make the world det- money equally. I would make ter. sure they traded things equally. I would make sure Jenna Hostetler people are treated equally. If I were President, I would create a Also that people of our new school. The name of the school country would divide would be Nashville Scrappers school. things equally. For There would be sixteen teachers. Four example a soda was $2, teachers for each grade. Four teachers than they would divide for kindy garden, four teachers for first it into $1 our even grade, four teacher for second grade, less. Also I would four teacher for third grade. make sure people The play ground would have a bas- would not give 50 ketball court, some monkey bars, even cents and the others some seesaws. There are a lot of stuff get a dollar. maybe even a field so kids could play If I were Presi- kick ball. There can be a soccer field. dent I would make There can be some slides. There can be sure people would some swings. obey the Ten Co- The order would be quick reads. mandments. Thou Then go to aked tivety at five o’clock. shalt not kill. Then recess would be at twelve o’clock. Thou shalt not The lunch would be at twelve thirdy. coment adultery. Then school would be over at three Thou shalt not o’clock. Thursday, April 25, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 sports 9 Junior Scrappers win local track meet

CHARLES GOODIN (6th place - 17’1”). Managing Editor Triple Jump: Hawrthorne (4th place - The Nashville Junior 34’7”); Grundy (5th place Scrappers claimed an easy - 17’2”); Hopkins (6th place first place finish at a local - 17’1”). track meet last week. Shot Put: Troy Thomas Nashville amassed 228 (2nd place - 42’11”); Win- points last Thursday to land Ogden (4th place - place first overall, best- 39’10”); Kirby Adcock (7th ing second-place finisher place - 36’3”). Bauxite by a 54 point mar- Discus: Austin Bowman gin. (3rd place - 117’6”); Jarvis Darius Hopkins was a Holmes (4th place - 108’4”); workhorse for the Junior Adcock (5th place - 103’4”); Scrappers, putting up the Thomas (8th place - 101’). team’s only individual wins Pole Vault: Ladarius as he claimed gold in the Daniel (2nd place - 8’6”); 100m dash (12.12) and Nathan Gaddis (4th place 200m dash (24.63). - 8’); Dalton Smead (7th Hopkins also joined place - 7’6”). team mates Leonard Snell, 110m Hurdles: Billy CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Lee Scroggins and Andrew Stewart (3rd place - 19.69); Avery Kesterson makes ready as she waits for a pitch Monday during the Scrapperettes’ rout of Murfreesboro. Hawthorne in winning the Austin Gibbs (4th place - 4x100m relay with a 46.51 19.83). effort. 100m Dash: Snell (3rd The 4x800m relay team, place - 12.32); Hawthorne consisting of Ignacio Perez, (4th place - 12.42); Scrog- Mace Green, Trace Beene gins (7th place - 12.85); and Zach Jamison, also Billy Stewart (8th place claimed first with a 10:16.19 - 13.64). NO HITTER performance, while the 1600m Run: Perez (2nd 4x400m relay team - com- place - 5:29.67); Edward Ca- posed of Jamison, Scrog- pitillo (5th place - 6:09.16). Scrapperettes dominate Murfreesboro 12-1 gins, Green and C.J. Spen- 400m Dash: Scroggins cer - took gold with a time (2nd place - 60.47); Green CHARLES GOODIN credited for two runs, Kesterson the game as the Scrapperettes of 4:18.15. (4th place - 60.94); Moorer Managing Editor credited for two runs and an RBI eked out a two-point advantage Other results were as (8th place - 64.52). and McJunkins credited with a in the first inning and battled follows: 300m Hurdles: Gibbs Jenna Hendry pitched a no run and three RBIs. through a scoreless second High Jump: Gabe Moor- (2nd place - 49.61); Stewart hitter and seven Scrapperettes Keeley Miller also turned in a stanza. er (2nd place - 5’); Terrell (3rd place - 50.43); Spencer scored runs Monday as Nashville 2-3 performance, tallying three Nashville was able to take Grundy (5th place - 4’10”); (5th place - 51.74). thrashed Murfreesboro 12-1. RBIs in the process. charge in the third, going on a C.J. Spencer (7th place - 800m Run: Perez (2nd Mattie Jamison led the team Nicole Drummond and Iesha nine run rally while holding the 4’10”); Hopkins (8th place place - 2:30.49); Jamison on offense with a 2-2 effort that Neal both went 1-2, contributing Lady Rattlers scoreless. - 4’8”). (4th place - 2:33.48). produced two runs and an RBI. a run each, while Jaydo Spoo The teams matched efforts in Long Jump: Hawthorne 200m Dash: Hawthorne Kathleen Lance, Avery Kester- added three scores without re- the fourth inning, both scoring (2nd place - 18’3”); Grundy (2nd place - 24.74); Gibbs son and Maddie McJunkins were cording an official at bat. once, before easing through a (5th place - 17’2”); Hopkins (6th place - 27.42). all 2-3 from the plate with Lance Action was sluggish early in scoreless fifth.

Scrappers hand Dierks 9-2 thrashing in nonconference game

CHARLES GOODIN himself then scored on an King was Nashville’s Managing Editor error several plays later. most prolific offensive Nashville dominated player, scoring three he Nashville the third inning, holding times and recording an Scrappers Dierks scoreless while RBI on a 2-3 performance they added three runs at the plate. Myers (1-3), proved they are T to their total. Stephen Kreul, Chambers (1-3), the top baseball team Kreul got things started Graves and Carver all in Howard County when he scored on a had one run each, while Monday with a 9-2 passed ball, then Dylan Green’s 1-4 effort was win over the Dierks Chambers added to the good for a run and an Scrappers’ total when he RBI. Outlaws. scored on an error. King Kesterson and Sirmon The visiting Outlaws rounded out the inning (1-2) were responsible for held their own in the first with another run scored Dierks’ only scores, while inning, managing a run on another error. Jester received credit for while they held Nashville Both teams were score- the Outlaws’ lone RBI. to two, but momentum less in the third inning, Adam Bradshaw, quickly swung in Nash- then Nashville continued Sirmon, Jester and Caleb ville’s favor as they building their lead in the Dunn all saw time on the combined for six runs in fourth. King got things mound for Dierks, but the second and fourth started when he scored it was Bradshaw who stanzas. CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News on yet another error, Donyell “Head” King steals third as a Dierks defender looks to stop the play Monday during received credit for the Tyler Kesterson ac- then Nick Myers added the Scrappers’ win over Dierks. loss after striking out counted for Dierks’ score a run after Storm Nich- four batters and giving up at the top of the first, ols singled to right field. allowing Matthew Carver a sacrifice fly to score out three batters and five runs. Sirmon struck when he stole home. Andy Graves also crossed to score Nashville’s final Andrew Sirmon, but the giving up only one earned out two and gave up two The Scrappers an- home on an error during points of the night. would-be rally was too run in six innings of work. runs, Jester struck out swered in the same the same play. Dierks came alive again little, too late. Alex Curry relieved Reed none and gave up one inning when Tesean Lane Goocher was hit at the top of the seventh, Justin Reed was in the seventh, striking and Dunn struck out two Green doubled to center by a pitch at the bot- adding another run when credited with the win for out none and giving up a and gave up the final run field, scoring King. Green tom of the sixth inning, Remington Jester hit Nashville after striking single run. of the night. We have a NEW PRINTER! AUCTION JOSEPH THOMAS ESTATE - 425 NORTH 3RD ST. NASHVILLE Get AMAZING Color Copies of 10 A.M. 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Bell, Clyde Bell, Glenn Bell and Kirk can check current Bell. Back row: Lewis, Barnette, Ken Bolender, John Cowling, Lizann Bell, Glenn Hicks and Jeanie Gorham. inmates, report a In recognition of the Mineral Springs Lions Club’s 50 years of service to the Mineral Springs community. Senator Larry Teague requested the Arkansas crime, check on child Senate to enact a Citation for its accomplishments. The club celebrated its 50th year with a dinner and presentation of the Senate Citation at the Mineral support warrants, Springs First United Methodist Church in Mineral Springs. The club was founded on May 1, 1963 by 25 local leaders. When called upon, the Lions provide see a list of the most support for the blind and also make arrangements for eye exams and glasses to those in need. The club also contributes yearly to the World Services wanted persons, war- for the Blind in Little Rock. This organization provides support for the blind individuals from all over the world. They also maintain and operate the rants, and news from Mineral Springs Cemetery, provide a scholarship to a Mineral Springs School District graduate in their second year of college, and support local Pee the Sheriff. wee football and youth baseball organizations. App features in- clude: Current Inmate Information: View live access to the local detention center and see the most recent bookings listed chronologically. Search by first and last name, age and gender, as well as alphabetically.

Notifications/ Alerts: Access to offender information and automated noti- fications of offender releases. The app also features en- hanced emergency alerts directly from the sheriff’s office.

Warrants: Access a full list of real-time warrants (including child support), each with the ability to be shared on social me- dia so the community can help law enforce- ment apprehend wanted individuals.

Sex Offenders: Displays a list of reg- istered sex offenders in the community, including mugshots, charges and mapping of their city block. MSHS Class of 1958 to hold reunion News/Information: See the latest news The 1958 graduating class of Mineral Springs High School will hold a 55th Reunion on Saturday, May 4th at the Mineral Springs Cafeteria. and press releases The class has lost seven of its members to death. from the sheriff’s The 1958 Class of MSHS would like to invite all friends, relatives and acquaintances of the class to come by the Mineral Springs Cafeteria office, including an during the hours of 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on May 4th to say hello. archived list of past A slide show, consisting of approximately 250 pictures of the Class’s schooldays, teachers, etc. and their families up to current times, news articles. will be shown during the afternoon. (The photo below was taken in 1947.) Crime Tips: Report crime tips directly to the sheriff’s office. This feature is also Mineral Springs Class of ‘58 integrated through- out the warrant listings, so users may easily report a sighting of wanted persons.

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IN BRIEFt AG Crime Victims Reparations for March Arkansas Attor- ney General Dustin McDaniel has an- nounced the crime victims reparations for the month of March. The Arkan- sas Crime Victims Reparations Board awarded $364,100 to victims of violent crime last month. Awards were made in 171 new cases. Additional expenses were paid in 32 previously submitted cases. Victims of vio- lent crime may be eligible for com- pensation from the SUBMITTED PHOTO I Nashville News Arkansas Crime On April 22, Detective Sgt. Clark Kinzler and Det. Jason McDonald had a presentation at the Delight School ABC/Head start program during their Victims Reparations “Community Helper” Week. Detectives spoke with children about the job of police officers to help them if they are ever in trouble, and passed out Child Program, which is First ID kits that will help parents record information that could be vital in the location of a child in the event of an emergency. administered by the Attorney General’s Office. Victims may be compensated for medical treat- ment, mental health Howard County lottery numbers show over $4 million in prizes counseling and lost wages, among other LITTLE ROCK - The In addition, don’t forget Doubler, Pac Man, and Lottery tickets have in Mineral Springs, and eligible expenses. Arkansas Scholarship Howard County’s own the amazing Arkansas been good business Dierks Short Stop. Total The March repara- Lottery has been in op- Cossatot Community $2,000,000 Gold Rush for the 11 retailers in lottery sales in Howard tions included one eration for more than College-UA, where with ticket. People ask all the county, and with- County have reached new case in Hemp- three years, and Howard the Sevier County cam- the time if there are ever out them not a single $7,725,396 since opera- stead Co. totaling $2,960, one new County has seen advanc- pus, Arkansas students any winners. You be ticket would be sold tion began. case in Howard Co. es and changes related have been awarded a to- the judge: Total lottery and not a single Lottery This report from the totaling $2,338, and to the Lottery. tal of 508 scholarships. prize payments in How- scholarship awarded. Arkansas Lottery Com- one previous case in First and most im- But there’s more news ard County alone have These Howard County mission was presented Sevier Co. totaling portant are the Lottery about the Lottery that reached $4,597,122. businesses operating in so that the 13,886 resi- $350. scholarships, which the people of Howard These include prizes as the cities of Nashville, dents of Howard County For more informa- constitute the agency’s County deserve to know. large as $43,700. And Mineral Springs, and Di- will have the informa- tion about the Crime only mission. In How- The Lottery sells draw when you add the sur- erks have earned more tion they deserve to Victims Repara- ard County, the schol- tickets like the Arkan- rounding counties of than $432,000 since the see how their Arkansas tions Program, call arships are split into sas-only Natural State Hempstead, Pike, Polk first ticket was sold in Scholarship Lottery is the Crime Victims two groups. Foremost Jackpot and the nation- and Sevier, prizes total September 2009. Top affecting their County Hotline at (800) 448- 3014, or visit the At- are the citizens of How- al Powerball and Mega $28.7 Million. In fact, Howard County retailers and area. torney General’s Of- ard County, who have Millions games, as well Arkansas ranks among are Tobacco Superstore For more information: fice website at www. received 550 scholar- as instant tickets like the top lotteries in the 86, Murphy USA 6955, Julie Baldridge, Julie. ArkansasAG.gov. ships to go to college $250,000 Taxes Free, country in instant ticket and Food Fast 1083 in Baldridge@arkansas. - Southwest Arkansas anywhere in Arkansas. Emerald Riches, Tattoo prize payouts. Nashville, B’s Quick Stop gov; 501-683-1877. Radio Daisy State Park: Dia de los Niños celebrates every child

DAISY – Daisy State ditionally observed in Lat- grounds.” on Lake Greeson’s shore, right on West Park Road to community where gen- Park, in conjunction with in America and other coun- Organizations and in- Daisy State Park is the access the park. Disregard erations are connected and the National Latino Chil- tries around the world to dividuals looking to get perfect camp for enjoying this instruction and con- memories are made. dren’s Institute will help celebrate the child’s value involved with this event this area’s many outdoor tinue traveling east on U.S. Daisy State Park does celebrate this special day. within the family and the should contact Daisy State recreational opportunities. 70 approximately 1/4-mile this by: Spend the afternoon community. Park or NLCI at 210-228- Park facilities include 103 further to East Park Road. * Providing outdoor with activities, fun, and More than 100 cities 9997 and visit www.nlci. campsites (26 Class A, 56 This is the entrance to the recreation opportunities games that enhances un- across the country will org. Class B, and 21 Tent Sites); park.] * Interpreting park re- derstanding of the great celebrate the holiday this In this scenic setting in picnic areas, a standard For information about sources outdoors. year. “The National Latino the foothills of the Ouachi- pavilion (screened) with other Arkansas state parks * Maintaining quality Hands-on activity Children’s Institute has ta Mountain, Lake Greeson, restrooms, launch ramps, on lakes or rivers, visit: facilities booths (1:30 - 4 p.m.) in- petitioned the U.S. Senate the Little Missouri River, hiking trails, a playground, http://www.LakeandRiver- * Caring for natural re- clude Arkansas animals, since 1999 to designate and Daisy State Park make and a motorcycle/moun- StateParks.com. sources and people creating your own fishing April 30, as Dia de los Ni- a winning combination for tain bike/ATV trail. Daisy State Park ex- For more information on pole, building a bird house, ños,” Josephine Garza, ex- outdoor enthusiasts. Daisy State Park is 1/4 ists to provide access to El Dia de los Niños or other face painting, Dutch oven ecutive director, NLCI said. Lake Greeson, 7,000 mile south of Daisy off U.S. Ouachita mountain scen- NLCI programs, contact cooking and more. “Since its inception, this acres of clear water and 70. [NOTE: For eastbound ery and the clear waters their national headquar- The afternoon ends with day has been a gift from mountain scenery, delights travelers on U.S. 70, some of Lake Greeson, while ters at 210-228-9997 or visit a hand-turned ice cream the Latino community to water enthusiasts. Situated GPS units direct you to turn encouraging a feeling of www.nlci.org. social and piñatas (4 p.m. all children and is set aside - 5 p.m). This event is great so that we may recognize Southwest Arkansas Domestic PUBLIC NOTICE for the whole family and and honor our youth while is free. celebrating our cultural Violence/Crisis Center IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Children’s days are tra- heritage and diverse back- HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS (SWADV/CC) PROBATE DIVISION Battered Women’s Center and IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Sexual Assault Services CAROLYN RAMSEY PUBLIC NOTICE PR-2013-6-1 SMITH MINI STORAGE 24 Hour Crisis Line NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF UNIT AUCTION ADMINISTRATRIX 870-584-3447 AND FILING OF CLAIMS Saturday, April 27, 2013 Estate of Carolyn Ramsey, deceased Ofices located in: Last known address of decedent: 810 N 8th 120 S. Powell, Mineral Springs St Nashville, in Howard County AR 71852. Unit #17 DeQueen • Nashville • Mt. Ida • Mena Date of Death: January 4, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. The undersigned was appointed administratrix of the estate of the above-named decedent on the 16th day of April, 2013. PUBLIC NOTICE All persons having claims against the The following school districts: estate must exhibit them, duly veriied, to the Ashdown 41-01 Caddo Hills 49-01 undersigned within six (6) months from the date of Cossatot River 57-05 DeQueen 67-01 the irst publication of this notice, or they shall be Dierks 31-02 Foreman 41-02 forever barred and precluded from any beneit in Horatio 67-03 Mena 57-03 the estate. Provided, that claims for injury or death Mineral Springs 31-04 Mt. Ida 49-02 caused by the negligence of the decedent shall be Nashville 31-05 Ouachita River 57-06 iled within six (6) months from the date of the irst In compliance with the Arkansas Public School Choice Act and the rules established by the Arkansas State Board of publication of this notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any beneit in the estate. Education, will participate in school choice for the 2013-2014 school year. Arkansas law presumes each district will th participate in school choice unless there is a local school board action to the contrary. This notice irst published the 18 day of April, The districts will admit nonresident students to one of its schools so long as the admission will not require the dis- 2013. trict to employ additional teachers, add classrooms, or in any way exceed the requirements and standards established Erin Hunter Attorney at Law by existing law. Standards for the acceptance of application for transfer will comply with the Standards of Accredita-

tion of Arkansas Public Schools. Jackie Watkins - Administratrix Students who wish to attend a school outside their home district during the 2013-2014 school year must apply to the Mailing Address - P.O. Box 29, district where they wish to attend before June 1, 2013. Applications may be requested at any of the afore mentioned Nashville, AR 71852 district administration ofices. (DQMEC:33, w188) (EH: 31 & 33: w190) 14 televisioN Thursday, April 25, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

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LITTLE ROCK -- The Arkansas High School Athletic Administrators Association will join the combined efforts of the Arkansas High School Coaches Association and the Arkansas Officials Association to form one High School Hall of Fame. The three organizations have selected 15 honorees to be installed in the 2013 AHSCA-AOA-AHSAAA Hall of Fame. The AHSCA-AOA Hall of Fame was created in 1995 and had selected 213 members into its hall. The AHSAAA started in 2007 and had 19 members. With this year’s class the new Hall of Fame mem- bership now stands at 247. The Hall of Fame selections were made by the group’s executive committees in December (AOA) and January (AHSCA, AHSAAA). The six new AHSCA honorees are Gus Malzahn, Springdale (football); Glenda Patterson, Jonesboro Westside (volleyball); Ron Ripp, Ozark (basket- ball); Gene Simmons, Murfreesboro (track); Char- lie Sorrels, Atkins (football) and Herbert Williams, Brinkley (basketball). The six new members of the AOA are Bill Breazeale, Fayetteville (football); Clint Cornett, Prairie Grove (football); Duane Cousins, Benton (football); August Hensick, Stuttgart (football); Gordon Hornaday, Fordyce (basketball) and Ellis “Scooter” Register, Little Rock (basketball). The three new members of the AHSAAA are Atwood “Buddy” Bell of Jonesboro, Conrad “Buzz” Bolding of Conway and Richard “Dick” Hays of Ashdown. The installation banquet will be held on Friday, July 12, at Horner Hall in the Hot Spring Conven- tion Center starting at 6:30 p.m. For ticket informa- tion contact Nicole Cunningham at 501-955-2500.

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Real Estate and Personal Property Liquidation a Wedding Registry a Absolute ESTATE AUCTION i Kelsey Stuard & Justin Westfall April 27 SAT. APRIL 27 ~12 NOON No Buyer Premium i Kelsey Markham & Joseph Mobbs # 6 Cle Reppo DR. ~ Glenwood AR. Personal Property 14x70 Mobile Home with CH/A to be offered separate from the real estate to be moved to your location and with April 28 the lot all set up and ready to move into. This mobile home is sitting on a 1/2± acre Fenced Lot ~ Furniture ~Tools ~Flat Bottom Boat ~ Collectables ~2 Portable Car Ports to be separate ~ 2 Portable Storage Buildings to #104 i Shelby Renfrow & Trey Witherspoon be offered separate from the property, one is a 12 X 20 finished out for Living Quarters and one is a 12x 18 Personal Property LIST: Real Las Vegas Style "Quarter" Slot Machine – Fisher Wood Heater-Poulan Push Mower 22” 5 HP - Farm & Country 42” 14.5 HP Riding Lawn Mower-Wards Electric Gallon Air Compressor- April 28 Pancake Air Compressor-Kenmore 18,000 BTU Window Air Conditioning Unit-Prowler 30lb Thrust Trolling Motor- 2 Ton Floor Jack “MVP”-1 Ton Floor Jack - Skill Saw -Poulan Pro 42cc 18” Chain Saw -Electric Weedeater- 14’ Aluminum Flat Bottom boat-Large Fish Net -Minnow Bucket -Plastic ATV Tool Box -Fishing Bait Box -Misc. Fish- Enjoy dining at ing Bait -Satellite Dish -Cordless Drills w/Chargers and Bits-Small Ratchet Sets -AB Circle -50’ Extension Cord - Dog House -Porch Swing -Cedar Folding Table -Rope Pulley - Aluminum Crutches -Aluminum Walker -(3) Car- one of Nashville’s penter Levels -40 Piece Metric Tap & Die Set -(2) C-Clamps -14”-18” Pipe Wrenches -Small Socket Set -Stanley Tool Box Small Yellow w/Hammer and Pliers, etc. - Step Stool Box -(2) Shovels -Shop Broom – 4 Way Creeper - true all-time Small Clevis -House Paint -PVC Fittings -5-Panel Infrared Propane Heater -(2) Pick Axes -(2) Ladders -Small favorites! a Baby Gift Registery a Bench Grinder -Bench Vice -(2) Water Pans -Black & Decker Electric Chain Saw -Craftsman Crescent Wrench - Hedge Pruners -Propane small bottle heater head -8 piece ¾” Socket Set -4” Grinder -Carpet -leaner/ Open 7 days a week Shampooer -Vacuum Cleaner -Misc. Air Tools -(2) ½” Impacts -Dremel tool -3/8” Ratchet -R11 Insulation - Kaylee Clements Craftsman Tool Box -Chain & Snap Binder -Jig Saw -Misc. Nails -(2) Bottle Jacks -Jack Stands -Old Hanging with a large, diverse Light -Folding Chairs- Nice Condition -Sleeping Bag -Kitchen Mixer -Antique Glassware –Cookware –Sofa – menu. For take-out Recliner -Dining table and chairs –Refrigerator -Bedroom Suites -Breakfast Buffet -Color TV -Elvis Collectables - orders, call ahead Daughter of Hannah & John Clements Christmas Items and Much More to be brought out on auction day. Details on www.FowlerAutioneers.com Directions; From Hot Springs head west on Hwy. 70 approx 17 mls. to Bonnerdale then continue on 2.5 mls and at 845-4997. April 27 then turn left on Rocky Pines Rd. to Auction Site. From Glenwood Head east on Hwy. 70 10 Miles and turn right on Rocky Pines Road and Property on right. Real Estate Terms; 2,000 Down day of auction, balance due at closing within 30 days, title insurance and war- ranty deed furnished at closing, 10 buyers premium for real estate only. Personal Property Terms; Full payment day of auction in cash, good check, Visa or Master Card. After the Auction, enjoy the evening at the 2013 Caddo River Fest Downtown t uran esta ly R Power Pharmacy Fami 1310 S. 4th • Nashville 411 S. Main • Nashville (870) 845-1413 Ph. 845-4997