I Saw It In ... Nashville N The News N THURSDAY • JULY 19, 2012 • Issue 58 • 1 Section • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents BREAKINGt JPs approve $9K Taser purchase Local man accused CHARLES GOODIN devices. Justices of the Peace Louis Smith, of sexual Annual $1K Managing Editor The move to purchase the weap- Liz Tomerlin, Martha Hobbs, Pinker- ons came without discussion after ton and Janice Huffman cast votes assault contribution NASHVILLE - Howard County Jus- JP Brent Pinkerton proposed it, cit- against the contribution while Archie tices of the Peace voted unanimously ing the relative dangers of policing “Cotton” Cothren, Gerald Nutt, Kerry to local to purchase Tasers for each deputy of the entire county at night without Strasner and Bobby Don Turner were the Howard County Sheriff’s Depart- less-than-lethal means of defending in favor of the measure. ment during Monday’s quorum court the deputies. Voting on the subject took place af- conservation meeting. Shortly before that vote, oppo- ter several minutes of intense debate The $9,122.31 expenditure will nents of Howard County’s annual that began when Louise Morris ad- district provide deputies with seven units $1,000 donation to the Mine Creek dressed JPs on the benefits of keeping with magazines and holsters as well Soil Conservation District narrowly the district in Howard County. rejected as 28 cartridges - four for each of the defeated the measure. See TASER / Page 6 ALMOND

NASHVILLE –A local man is in jail on an ac- cusation of two counts of first Howard County degree sexual assault. officials set to Sheriff Butch Morris confirmed that consider flyover Kevin Dewayne Almond, 53, CHARLES GOODIN was arrested Managing Editor July 18 after the sheriff’s depart- NASHVILLE - County officials ment received a complaint “of are set to consider ordering an adult having flyover photography of the area inappropriate following a presentation by a sexual contact firm specializing in the service. with two juve- Trent Evans, a representative niles in Howard from the New York-based Pic- County.” tometry Aerial Image Company, Chief Deputy spoke to leaders from county Bryan McJunk- and city governments Monday ins, Investiga- about the benefits of commis- tor John Eric sioning the photos. Glidewell, Deputies Todd Evans’ visit came at the re- Tallant and quest of county assessor Deb Travis Turner Teague, who said that in addition conducted the to helping emergency workers investigation locate the scenes of crimes and and arrested accidents, the photos will allow Almond. her office to locate unassessed He is being outbuildings that cannot be seen held in the How- at street level. ard County Jail According to Evans, a single on two charges session with the company will of first degree sexual assault come at a cost of $55,354 while and possession a two-session contract costs of firearms by $49,729 for the first flight and certain person. $55,354 for the second. The Bond has not county has the option to opt been set as of out of the second flight at no press time. additional cost if they chose that -Terrica Hendrix package. Evans and Teague said they Energy CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News believe the increased tax reve- Mike Reed, a crew supervisor with the Howard County Road Department, directs traffic around a work zone just outside nue from previously unassessed assistance Nashville last week. Road crews are urging drivers to be extra careful around work areas this summer. See FLYOVER / Page 6 program underway The South- west Arkansas Development Council is ac- PASS WITH CARE cepting appli- Tullis in cations for the Summer Home Howard County road crews urging drivers Energy Assis- tance Program favor of each Tuesday to proceed with caution around work zones and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. medical until 11:30 a.m. TERRICA HENDRIX n Editor at 206 E. How- ard St. in Nash- t is common to see road ville. An electric crews working hard to marijuana bill with the service address Ifix pot holes, bridg- is required with es and to clear debris Bobby Tullis, the Libertarian each applica- nominee for 4th District Con- tion. Applicants from our roadways. gress, announced while speaking must also bring Maybe because it is to supporters in Pine Bluff that the Social Se- he was in favor of legalizing mari- curity numbers common, some drivers juana for medical use. of al household tend to forget that they “As a former police officer and members, proof law-and -order legislator, it has of all income must slow down and obey taken me thirty years to come to received last this conclusion. As a caregiver to month by all the work zone laws. household Howard County Road Foreman a loved one stricken with cancer, members and Eric Wakefield and Chief Deputy Bryan it was odd to me that she could proof of other McJunkins were presented with numer- have almost unlimited access to resources. ous concerns from the road crew regard- strong prescription pain killers ing careless drivers. for her cancer treatment and yet Weenie roast Although work zone signs alone should she could not legally have mari- set for July 20 be a deterrent to careless driving, a juana to help with the nausea. It doubled speeding ticket may get some seemed wrong and I believe she New Genera- attention. should have had it. She would tions Ministries He continued, “When work signs are never let anyone do anything will hold an posted and personnel are present, fines for her that was illegal. It was old fashioned for moving traffic violations in a high- a sad situation and my hope is weenie roast way or county work zone will double,” that others can have what help and fish fry Fri., they need.” July 20 at Bra- McJunkins warned. zil’s Detail Shop A normal speeding ticket is $115 plus a Tullis, served in the Arkansas beginning at 7 $95 court cost, but if you have a seat belt Legislature for 14 years repre- p.m. See CARE / Page 6 senting Howard County. Page 2 THURSDAY July 19, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 President Obama is Anti-Business I was disturbed this week when I watched a video of President Obama giving a campaign speech in Virginia. As I watched it, I couldn’t believe that I was listening to this from an American president. He said, “If you’ve been successful, you didn’t get Mark Darr there on your own…If you’ve got a business – you Arkansas Lt. didn’t build that. Some- Governor body else made that hap- pen.” What he was basically saying is that it takes a vil- lage to build a business. In any society, of course you are going to interact with many people who will influ- ence you along the way, or deal with others who provide services to your business that will be of help. However, it seemed the president was trying to make the case that people succeed in life because of government programs. This does not represent the American spirit that I know. More Americans find success every day and it is through their personal drive, intellect, skill, and willing- ness to take risk that they succeed. Sure they may have enjoyed the benefits of a government program along the way, but not everyone who benefits in the same way succeeds in the same way. Entrepreneurs all over this country must possess initiative, creativity, and business skills to create new businesses and innovative products. Natural gas provides clean energy, security, affordability President Obama, who has never worked in the busi- ness world, does not understand the personal risk that Although we’ve seen a cleaner than diesel or gaso- here in Arkansas, protects business-owners take. They invest their own money, slight drop in fuel prices line. our environment and low- sweat, and time. The President wants to redistribute Mike over the past few weeks, the I’m also very proud that ers the price of fuel for all other people’s wealth by force. Where is the risk in instability and fluctuation Ross Arkansas is at the forefront of Americans. that? The President does not seem to care whether or United States of energy prices continue our nation’s natural gas pro- Natural gas is not only not businesses succeed. Congressman to be a burden for too many duction, ranking 7th out of helping our nation secure President Obama does not understand that busi- people. the 32 natural gas-producing its own energy future with nesses need to turn a profit to stay in business. He does We must reduce our de- a bill in Congress to drill states. domestic, home-grown en- not understand that businesses need to save money and pendence on foreign oil while more here at home for oil and With the Fayetteville Shale ergy, but it is also bringing have to reinvest those profits to keep their business se- also ensuring that there is natural gas and then use the in the northern part of the thousands of jobs and mil- cure and competitive. A president should not disparage stability and affordability in lease and royalty revenues state and the Haynesville lions of dollars to the state and seek to penalize those who have been successful. the energy market. from the drilling to make the Shale in the southern part, of Arkansas. No one is denying that we need government. No one Our continued economic single largest investment in we have an abundant supply We are making tremen- is discrediting the influence public school teachers have recovery and national secu- the history of our country of clean, affordable energy to dous progress to not only on future leaders of this country or the usefulness of rity depends on it. in alternative and renewable offer the world. help families get more af- government-funded interstates or other government In Congress, I serve on the energies. As a member of the Natu- fordable energy, but to also programs, but government is not the provider of all that House Energy & Commerce We’ve depended on for- ral Gas Caucus in Congress, thrust Arkansas to the fore- is good in America. In socialist countries, governments Committee and we deal with eign sources for energy for I am also a proud cosponsor front with an opportunity to have sought to “control the means of production”. In a number of issues that affect far too long and it’s past time of the New Alternative Trans- become our country’s top America, the means of production are in the hands of this nation’s energy future. to focus on American-made portation to Give Americans producing natural gas state. individuals and corporations founded to meet supply The most effective way to energy again in this country. Solutions Act of 2011 (or As your Congressman, I and demand in the marketplace. I believe this freedom lower energy prices in the That’s why I’m a firm be- NAT GAS Act), H.R. 1380, will continue working with is part of what the Founders meant in the Declaration short term and strengthen liever in natural gas. which would help provide both Democrats and Repub- of Independence when they wrote about the rights of our energy security in the It already supplies almost incentives to get more natu- licans to address our nation’s liberty and the pursuit of happiness. long term is to take a mul- one-fourth of all energy in the ral gas-powered vehicles energy crisis and to stabilize We live in the greatest country on earth. There tifaceted, all-of-the-above U.S. and we’re discovering on America’s roads, again the long-term price of energy. are many things that make this country great. One of approach to our energy chal- more natural gas reserves helping to put Arkansas in a And with natural gas, we them is the value of individualism. Americans are not lenges. every day thanks to newer, position to lead on this issue. have an opportunity to re- inspired to greatness by the bureaucratic processes of Some say we need to drill safer drilling techniques and With serious investments duce our dependence on government. They are inspired by stories of individuals more and others say we need technologies. in technologies like com- foreign oil in a way that cre- throughout our country’s history who have taken risks, to invest in alternative ener- Better yet, more than 98 pressed natural gas, we have ates jobs here in Arkansas, defied odds, and exceeded expectations. gies, but we can and we must percent of natural gas comes an opportunity to reduce protects our environment Only in America can an Arkansan like Sam Walton, the do both. from right here in North our dependence on foreign and lowers the price of fuel founder of Walmart, build a business from the ground That’s why I’ve introduced America. It’s also much oil in a way that creates jobs for all Americans. up, starting with one retail store and expand it success- fully into the largest retailer in the world. Walton started his first store, not with a loan from the government, but with a loan from his father-in-law, and with money he had saved up himself. His is a true entrepreneur’s story of what is possible Certifying our forests in this country and there are a million more stories. The president likes to talk negatively about big corpo- During these difficult of the world’s forests are not prices, including transporta- rations and business owners and those who have done times, I work hard to limit certified as sustainable. tion, energy, compliance and well financially when it is politically beneficial to do so. the negative impact of gov- Nate Bell Instead of fighting over mandated set-asides. Though, he willingly accepts money from those same ernment actions on the in- State which certification programs Furthermore, an FSC-only people when it comes time to campaign. dustries that provide an eco- Representative are better, environmental approach would cost jobs in America needs a president who is pro-business even nomic lifeline to our workers groups should work together Arkansas. when it’s not an election year. We need real leadership, and families. In Arkansas, to address issues on these Ninety percent of FSC not the rhetoric and destructive policies of President the forest products industry especially when based on lands and push for increased certified land is outside of Obama. is a major driver of our local incomplete and flawed in- overall certification. the U.S. economies. formation. Such an inclusive ap- How much sense does it The Nashville News Forests cover more than Many regulatory bodies proach would reward sus- make to an Arkansas tree three-quarters of the land in and third-party groups favor tainable wood certified by farmer or logger that we USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 the counties that comprise one certification program multitude of groups, like would refuse to use Arkansas 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 this legislative district. over another when award- FSC, SFI and the American lumber in our green build- Telephone (870) 845-2010 The jobs and commerce ing contracts and credits for Tree Farm System (ATFS), ing projects while accepting Fax (870) 845-5091 these lands support should sustainability. and allow Arkansas forests wood from China or Brazil not be jeopardized by poor For example, the U.S. greater access to markets in (where FSC certifies wood Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS public policy. the “green” economy. more easily than here)? Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 Green Building Council’s by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. An increasing amount of Ar- LEED (Leadership in Energy The vast majority of certi- The government should Lawrence Graves, President kansas’ nearly 19 million acres and Environmental Design) fied forest land in Arkansas not discriminate against do- Subscription rates: of forestland has received ratings only recognize and – roughly 3 million acres - is mestic forest products while $30.00 per year in Howard, Pike, Sevier, Little River third-party certification. award green credits for wood certified by SFI, and nearly endorsing use of foreign and Hempstead counties; The certification is earned certified by the Forest Stew- 2500 Arkansas families are wood certified as “green.” $50.00 elsewhere in continental United States by passing an audit that ardship Council (FSC). managing more than 1.1 mil- Under such an approach, confirms a business or orga- lion additional acres certified families involved in forestry Periodicals Postage Paid at Nashville, Arkansas However, many reputable nization complies with a set conservationists and for- by ATFS. could lose thousands of Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper will be of standards for responsible esters dispute the narrow If federal bureaucrats and jobs and the U.S. would be gladly and promptly corrected after management is notified. forest management. criteria. The National As- special interest groups con- exporting jobs while import- The News is a twice weekly publication. There are several pro- sociation of State Foresters, tinue to show favoritism ing products that were previ- Postmaster, send Change of address to: grams that certify forests, which consists of experts in among the certification pro- ously made here. P.o. Box 297 and it’s a positive process all 50 states with first-hand grams, Arkansas products There is a simple solution. Nashville, ar 71852 that assures consumers that knowledge of how certifica- that are renewable, energy- If groups like the USGBC Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, they are purchasing environ- tion works, finds both the efficient, and environmen- accept a wider range of cer- Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 mentally friendly products. FSC and SFI credible and tally responsible, and the tified products and systems Recently, some activist recognizes their positive jobs that support them, will for their LEED rating system, Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher NatioNal Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. Newspaper environmental groups have contributions to forestry. be left in the cold. the bureaucrats that follow Terrica Hendrix, Editor associatioN attempted to discredit pro- The group underscores When the government in- their lead will not protest. Charles Goodin, Managing Editor grams like the Sustainable that we should “reward for- terferes with a heavy hand in In fact, given that hun- Dewayne Holloway, Sports Editor Forestry Initiative (SFI) and est certification, not one any industry or market, costs dreds of officials have ex- Deanna Jarrett, Obit Editor pressured businesses and brand.” become distorted. pressed dismay about the Rachel Pendergraft, Advertising Manager policymakers to interfere Nitpicking about technical Projects involving FSC current approach, they will Tamzen Jarrett Cox, Circulation-Advertising with the free market. We differences among credible wood generally cost more likely welcome a revision. should be skeptical any- certification programs “miss- than those using other sourc- Arkansas tree farmers, The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. time the government starts es the forest for the trees.” es of timber. A number foresters and landowners Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org picking winners and losers, The fact is that 90 percent of factors figure into these certainly would. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, July 19, 2012 • Page 3 Early FilEs From the pages of the 134-year-old Nashville News Compiled by Cecil Harris Robert Bennett, 47, NHS Class of ‘82, July 13 50 Years Ago man place, west of Main entire block in the city on Robert Jackson Bennett, 47, died Fri- and conservation organizations. July 24, 1962 Street and south of the Hope Thursday causing a loss of day, July 13, 2012 in Tunica County, He was preceeded in death by his sis- Highway. The property will over $12,000. Buildings de- Mississippi. Born September 28, ter, Margaret Anne Ingle, and his DIERKS - Dierks forest, be used for football and all stroyed were occupied by 1964, in Summit, N.J., he spent grandparents, W. J. and Grace Inc’s construction personnel track events. T.P. Meadors, O.T. Pope, City his teenage years in Nashville, Bennett, and Orville and Elese are in the process of building Barber Shop, R.E. Hooker’s the Briar Plant for the manu- 100 Years Ago Grocery, J.H. Moore, the graduating NHS as class presi- Porterield, all of Nashville. facture of gypsum wallboard. July 24, 1912 Post Office building, J.W. Cot- dent in 1982. He is survived by his mother A wide area is being cleared tingham’s Grocery and D.B. He graduated from Centena- and father, Mary and Jack Ben- for the quarry. NASHVILLE - H.C. Win- Sain’s law office. ry College, Shreveport, La., in nett, of Nashville; a son, Gar- The plant will cost in ex- throw is preparing to erect 1986, with a Bachelor’s degree rett Jackson Bennett; a daughter, cess of $1,500,000. Capacity a modern brick building on Mrs. Jennie Delony Rice in Geology. He spent his early Sydney Grace Bennett; and their of the plant will be 400,000 the corner of Main Street and formerly of Nashville is now working life in the hospitality industry mother, Claire Wallace Bennett, all of Lit- sq. ft. of 1/2” wallboard per East Hempstead St. one of New York City’s suc- in Little Rock and joined the cultural re- tle Rock, as well as a host of dear friends day. It will occupy the present cessful artists. Her tasty source management irm of Archeological and colleagues. An estimated 70 people site of O.K. Meat Marker and studio is located at No. 6 Assessments, Inc. in 1989. From 2002 to A memorial service will be held at 4:30 will be employed at an annual Parker & Harrison. West Thirteenth Street. Mrs. 2004 he was the project manager for the p.m. Saturday, July 21, at First United payroll in excess of $250,000. Rice is New York City’s only Cypress Creek Ranch, Pittsburg, Texas. Methodist Church in Nashville, under the The site is near Perkin Junc- July 30, 1912 miniature painter. At the time of his death, he was the direction of Nashville Funeral Home. tion. manager of Trophy Land Company. He You may send an online sympathy mes- NASHVILLE - R. Harrison, was a life-long member of the Methodist sage at www.nashvillefh.com. 60 Years Ago the grocer of Nashville, has 120 Years Ago Church. Friends and family who wish to offer a been granted a patent on a July 30, 1892 An avid outdoorsman, he was a mem- memorial in Robert’s name are requested NASHVILLE - Mayor Mar- combination farming imple- ber of the Razorback Ridge hunting club to send donations to the wildlife or out- tin Nowell, with support of ment, it combines a turning NASHVILLE - Dr. J.R. Har- and was active in numerous other hunting door organization of their choice. the City Council, placed re- plow and a subsoiler. The vey, formerly of Nashville, strictions on the use of water model is on display at Parker was elected Superintendent beginning Monday. He asked & Harrison. of the Arkansas School for Terry O’Neal, 60, US Army veteran, July 17 all garages, service stations Nashville has a population The Blind in Little Rock. Terry O’Neal, 60, of Kirby, died Tues- children, Tasha King and husband Chance, and owners to cease wash- of 2,274. day, July 17, 2012. He was born Oct. 5, Samantha Fink and Hannah Ellis, all of ing automobiles and that all Southwest Arkansas has July 23, 1892 1951 at Nashville, the son of Wil- Dierks. homeowners stop watering large deposits of Kaolin, liam “Bub” O’Neal and Almetta Graveside services, with mili- their lawns and gardens. asphalt, antimony, gypsum NASHVILLE - The register “Metter” Garner O’Neal. tary honors, will be held at 9 and various kinds of valuable of Land Office reports that A United States Army veteran, a.m., Friday, July 20, in Mount 80 Years Ago clays. the Government has 107,516 he served two tours of duty in Joy Cemetery at Daisy, with Bro. July 26, 1932 acres in Howard County sub- Vietnam. ject to sale. Raymond Dees oficiating, under 110 Years Ago He was preceded in death by the direction of Davis-Smith Fu- NASHVILLE - Nashville July 26, 1902 Hempstead County has his son, Michael “Boo” O’Neal. neral Home, Glenwood. School Board closed a deal 1,628 acres, Pike County Has whereby the school acquired NASHVILLE - A disas- 116,706 acres and Sevier He is survived by his daughter and son- Visitation will be from 6-9 p.m. Thurs- seven acres of the old Cole- trous fire swept through an County has 54,227 acres. in-law, Christy and Jason Ellis of Dierks; day at the funeral home. three brothers, Barry O’Neal of Langley, Pallbearers will be Gary O’Neal, Larry Gary O’Neal and Larry O’Neal, both of O’Neal, Stevie Kirkpatrick, Michael Dug- Daisy; three grandchildren, Virginia Pate gan, Desmon Baugher and Jr. Baugher. and Montana Pate, both of Kirby, and You may send an online sympathy mes- Escapee sought by police Christian Pate of Dierks; three step-grand- sage at www.davis-smith.com.

Jesse Arron Heath, 23, is being sought by law Frances Franks Rochelle Jones J.D. Lott enforcement after escap- Frances Mahdeen Rochelle Jones, 44, of J.D. Lott, 85, of Batti- ing from the Arkansas Cagle Franks, 91, of San Nashville, died Wednes- est, Okla., died July 15, Community Punishment Antonio, Texas, formerly day, July 11, 2012. She 2012. He was born Oct. Center in Texarkana early of Magnolia, died Sunday, was born Sept. 19, 1967 in 17, 1926 in Battiest. this morning. July 8, 2012. She was born Chicago, Ill. J.D. was a WWII vet- Heath was last seen March 31, 1921. She is survived by her eran of the United States around 3 a.m. July 19. She is survived one sis- mother and stepfather, Army. Heath is from Polk Coun- ter, Mary Sue Walters of Doris and William Banks He is survived by his ty and was convicted in Tampa, Fla.; six children, of Nashville; her iancé, son, Bobby Lott of Per- ryton, Texas; daughters, Howard and Polk County Anita Baker of Nashville, Tracy Block of Nashville; Jerry Cagle of San Anto- Natha Sullivan of Bat- for burglary and theft of two sisters, Sonya Wal- nio, Texas, Sue Ann Bend- tiest, Linda Morris of property. ton of Nashville and San- er of Mattapoisett, Mass., ita Motley of Ft. Walton Pickens, Sherie Swift of Anyone with informa- Linda Keith of San Anto- Beach, Fla.; a stepbrother, Neosho, Mo., and Pa- tion about the location nio, Kay Franks of Hous- Terrence Erby of Little tricia Sue Lott-Nagel of of Jesse Heath is asked ton, and Janie McLane of Rock; and a stepsister, De- Idabel; 17 grandchildren, to call your local law en- San Antonio; 11 grand- nyne Banks of Minneapo- 45 great-grandchildren, forcement agency. JesseArron Heath children; 14 great-grand- lis, Minn. and three great-great- children; and two great- Funeral services will be grandchildren. great-grandchildren. held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Funeral services will Funeral services were July 21, at St. Luke CME be held at 2 p.m. Thurs- Officers make drug arrest held Friday, July 13, at Church, Ozan, with Rev. day, July 19, at Batti- Lewis Funeral Home, Anretha Walker oficiat- est Assembly of God Magnolia. ing. Church, with Pastors Burial was in Temper- Burial will be in St. Larry Morris and Robert on Old Airport Road anceville Cemetery, Nash- Luke Cemetery, Ozan, Sullivan oficiating. ville, under the direction Burial will be in Bat- BUTCH MORRIS Deputy Wakefield lo- ed Garcia to the Howard under the direction of of Lewis Funeral Home. tiest Cemetery, under the Howard County Sheriff cated one of the vehicles County Jail. Hicks Funeral Home, direction of Bunch-Sin- On July 17, shortly after involved and made a traffic While Garcia was being You may send an on- Hope. midnight officers received stop on the vehicle. Dur- booked into the Howard line sympathy message Visitation will be held gleton Funeral Home of a complaint of a fight in ing the search of the oc- County Jail, Jailer Casey at www.lewisfh.funeral- from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri- Broken Bow. process near the EPI busi- cupants, Deputy Wakefield Simmons found suspected plan2.com. day at the funeral home. You may send an on- ness on the Old Airport found suspected marijuana methamphetamine in the line sympathy message Road. on the passenger of the shoe of Garcia. at www.bunchsingleton. Officers advised that vehicle. The passenger Garcia is being charged com. weapons were involved. was identified as Guillermo with Possession of a Con- Deputy Steven Wakefield Garcia, 23, of Nashville. trolled Substance: metham- Stacy Gossett arrived in the area and was Lt. Clint Tedford arrived phetamine and marijuana. Stacy Lynn Gossett, 38, advised that the vehicles to assist Deputy Wakefield Bond for Garcia has been The Family of Fred Colston Jr of Texarkana, died Tues- had left traveling north. and Lt. Tedford transport- set at $25,000. day, July 10, 2012. He was would like to thank our friends and born July 4, 1974 in Tem- Puzzle Answers neighbors for their kindness, ple, Texas. Horsemen He is survived by his R E S E E D S T A R F B S mother, Carolyn Birdson A R A B L E H O S E R E M The Family of Austin Blackwood thoughtfulness, and prayers as we B O B B Y K N I G H T E E E of Texarkana; a son, Wil- E S E S E E N A M E B A would like to say thank you so much experienced the loss of our family’s liam J. Gossett of Wynn, L I S A S P I E L E R Texas; three brothers, P O D I A R O T U N D A for all the love shown to us during the A L I G N S V A N I N F O patriarch. Thanks to all who Jackie Gossett, Wilburn I L S A P A I N T A C E D loss of our loved one. Thank you for the L A C T R U N A T T E N D Gossett, and John Gossett; J U P I T E R W O R D S visits, phone calls, cards, food and so brought gifts of food, flowers and a sister, Lisa Sanders, S W O R E T O A M O R all of Fouke. P A C E R R I I S A B E much more. A special thank you to the E L K U R B A N C O W B O Y or hugs. Special thanks to Memorial services will A L E S E A N A M P E R E be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, K A Y E A S T H E A T E D pall bearers and all the cooks for such a Rev. Jerry Hill. July 21, South Texarkana Sudoku Solution #2598-D wonderful meal, and to all who helped. Baptist Church, 409 South 1 7 6 2 8 5 3 9 4 A special thank you to my brother and Your support made our loss much Stateline Ave., Texarkana, 4 8 5 9 1 3 6 2 7 sister-n-law. with Bro. Warren Latham, 3 2 9 6 7 4 1 5 8 easier to bear and we appreciate oficiating, under the di- 2 6 3 4 5 7 8 1 9 Doris Blackwood all you have done. rection of Hicks Funeral 5 9 1 8 3 6 7 4 2 Hayes, Caroline Halcombe Family Home, Hope. 7 4 8 1 2 9 5 3 6 9 1 4 3 6 8 2 7 5 & Jo Ellen Chesshir Family The 8 3 7 5 4 2 9 6 1 6 5 2 7 9 1 4 8 3 Colston Family

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Green, Woolverton to wed

Tony and Colette Green of Sher- Michelle Woolverton of Sherwood. He wood announce the engagement of is the grandson of Carroll and LaDon their daughter, Bethany Snow Green, Woolverton of Sherwood, James Harold to William Colby Woolverton also of Jones of Little Rock, and the late Diana Sherwood. Cannady of Little Rock. Bethany is a 2008 graduate of Abun- Colby is also a 2008 graduate of dant Life Christian School and a May Abundant Life Christian School. Colby 2012 Summa Cum Laude graduate of attends the University of the Ozarks at University of Arkansas at Little Rock Clarksville where he was a four year let- with a Bachelor of Science degree in terman on the Eagles Men’s Basketball Speech Pathology. She will begin her team. He will graduate in December graduate studies at University of Ar- 2012 with a Bachelor of Science degree kansas for Medical Sciences in August in Physical Education. pursuing a Master’s degree in Commu- The wedding will be Sat., Aug. 4, 2012 n ABOVE AND AT nication Disorders. at 6 p.m. at Victory Baptist Church in RIGHT: Jerry and Bethany is the granddaughter of Sherwood. A reception will follow at Ruth Ann Jacobs Dorothy Green and the late Kenneth Next Level Events in Little Rock. will celebrate their Green and the late James (Gee) and All family and friends are invited to 50th anniversary Shelby Stapp of Dierks. attend. Sat., Aug. 11 in the fellowship hall Colby is the son of William and at First Baptist Church. The couple, who were originally married in 1962, request that attendees bring no gifts. Submitted photos

Rice receives $1K Farm Credit Scholarship Ace Rice of Nashville is Manchester. As a financial cooperative, one of twenty western Ar- “Our scholarships are sup- Farm Credit lends money kansas students awarded a porting the future of western to farmers, ranchers and $1,000 academic scholarship Arkansas agriculture, agri- rural home owners. The from Farm Credit of West- businesses and rural commu- association has more than ern Arkansas in 2012. He nities. Many recipients have $946 million in assets and will attend The University agricultural backgrounds. 5,100 members in western of Arkansas at Fayetteville Some are pursuing agricul- Arkansas. 19 branch offices this fall. tural degrees or careers that provide financial services to Ace is the son of Charles support agriculture. Others member-owners in 41 west- and Ginger Blue. He plans to plan to continue living in ern Arkansas counties. pursue a Poultry Science and rural communities.” Farm Credit’s mission to pre-vet degree. “We’ve distributed maximize their members’ “We proudly award this $125,000 in scholarship financial success translates well-deserved scholarship awards since 1996 to as- into stronger Arkansas in recognition of Ace’s many sist talented young people farms, ag businesses, and academic accomplishments like Ace achieve their aca- rural communities. Visit and student leadership,” ex- demic goals,” Manchester www.myaglender.com for plains Farm Credit CEO Glen concluded. details.

Miss Stacy’s NaShvIlle DaNce acaDeMy Nashville Dance Academy Team will be dancing in the halftime show at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. We are having a bake sale fundraiser in front of Diamond Bank on Friday, July 20th from 10:00 to 2:30 and a Car wash at the Farmer’s Co-op on Saturday, July 21st from 8 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please come help support our efforts for this great opportunity for the dance team to participate in. Page 5 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 July 19, 2012

ens by Jean A. Ince Ext ion Staff chairman UofA Cooperative Extension Water - an essential nutrient Tips Service • Howard County nutrient that they also need. If you are out in the heat, stroke will feel chilly and sure to cool you off this sum- It has no nutritional value. Water plays an important Fruit or vegetables juices, working or exercising it is im- have tingling arms and goose mer. Jeanette McConnell, a There is no listing for it on role in maintaining body tem- soups, coffee, tea, and other portant to drink only water bumps. member of the Uncommon the MyPlate recommenda- perature. Water also removes liquids can be counted for or sports drink. Avoid caf- If you feel these symp- Threads EHC Club, shared tions for healthy eating. metabolic waste by way of part of the daily water needs. feinated, highly sweetened toms, get out of the heat this recipe. It is quick to Yet it is the most impor- urine and sweat; it lubricates While alcoholic bever- and carbonated beverages. and seek immediate medical prepare and tastes delicious. tant nutrient, essential for the joints, surrounds and ages - as well as tea and cof- These have the potential treatment. Begin cooling If you are diabetic, consider the proper functioning of the protects the unborn; it gives fee - supply water, they are to dehydrate and contribute down with ice baths or other making the recipe with sugar- body. While you can survive form to cells, and serves diuretics and increase water to nausea. Water is perfectly means. free and low-fat ingredients. without most vitamins and as a medium for thousands output, which can actually acceptable for the purpose Please don’t ignore your Yogurt Pie nutrients for extended peri- of life-supporting chemical increase your water needs. of re-hydration, but sports body in this heat. Plan for 2 small cartons yogurt, ods of time, just a few days reactions that take place in It is a good idea to limit drinks are designed to make your fluid intake before you any flavor without this nutrient will the body. these liquids in your diet. you want to drink more. even go outside. 8 ounce container frozen surely result in death. Drinking six to eight glass- Under most circumstances, People will drink more Too much exposure to the whipped topping The nutrient, of course, is es of water daily has special drinking more water than you sport drink than they will wa- heat combined with dehydra- 1 small package Jell-O, water – that odorless, color- implications for the elderly need cannot hurt you since ter because it has more taste tion could be fatal for you or coordinate with yogurt less, zero-calorie compound since evidence shows that the body is efficient in getting and contains salt, which will someone you love. 1 graham cracker pie crust of hydrogen and oxygen that senior citizens are less likely rid of what it doesn’t need. make them feel thirstier. If you would like more Mix yogurt and whipped virtually every cell in the to feel thirsty when their Water makes up about 75 It is important to under- information on water in our topping. Dissolve Jell-O in 1/3 body needs to survive. bodies are in need of water. percent of the human body, stand the symptoms of dehy- diets or other nutrition ques- cup hot water and let cool. With temperatures and Persons on high-protein di- so it is essential to replace dration, heat exhaustion and tions, contact me, Jean Ince, Add yogurt mixture and heat indexes expected to be ets are also in need of more water lost from the body. heat stroke. The symptoms at the University of Arkansas pour into an 8 or 9-inch gra- at their highest this week, water – perhaps eight to Typical water output is two of heat exhaustion are diz- Cooperative Extension Ser- ham cracker crust. Chill until keeping hydrated is espe- ten glasses daily – so their or more quarts a day. ziness; cold, clammy skin; vice. Our office is located ready to serve. cially important. This is es- kidneys will have enough to If adequate water isn’t nausea and headaches. on the second floor of the *Note: You can make any pecially true if you work or flush out the waste products consumed daily to replace The symptoms of heat Howard County Courthouse flavor yogurt pie, just coordi- exercise outside. Remember of protein metabolism. Let’s this loss body fluids will be stroke are high body tem- or you can call our office at nate yogurt and Jell-O. Good though, that during hot hu- not forget children. While out of balance, causing dehy- perature and dry skin; confu- 870-845-7517. summertime combinations mid weather, everyone needs fruit juices or milk are impor- dration. Severe dehydration sion; and unconsciousness. Recipe of the Week are strawberry, lemon, or to drink more water. tant, water is an important can be life-threatening. People suffering from heat- Here is a recipe that is key-lime pie. Be creative! Farmers’ Market demo scheduled for Friday

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TERRICA HENDRIX | Nashville News Terry Blair, pictured with Circuit Judge Charles A. Yeargan, graduated from the Ninth Judicial District Post Adjudication Drug Court July 18. Yeargan presides over the special court, which is FOR LOCAL EVENT held once a month in Howard County. SHOWING TIMES, VISIT: www.kjep.tv Ebenezer United Methodist KJEP-TV Church to host anniversary TELEVISION SCHEDULE All community churches, soloist, and choirs are invited to help the Ebenezer United Methodist Church pastor and spouse lift up the name of Jesus Christ in their second anniversary to be held on July 22 at 2:30 p.m. The church is located at 318 W. Dodson St. in Nashville. The speaker will be Richard Stiger, pastor of the “Liv- ing Water Tabernacle of Prayer, 2105 South Lake Dr., in Texarkana. Lisa ChandLer insuranCe ~ Group & Individual ~ G Health G Life G Dental G G Medicare Supplement G For more information, call (870) 845-5930 Ofice 845-7728 Cell HOWARD COUNTY FARMER’S MARKET Register for free basket of produce to be given away every Friday. Washington St (between 7 a.m. till sold out Howard & Hempstead) WIC APPROVED expected at The Market Peaches, nectarines, melons, tomatoes, okra, squash, cu- cumbers, blueberries, purple hull peas, homemade cook- DoNNy WooDS • Bill Moorer ies, green beans, potatoes, farm fresh eggs, preserves, PROUDLY herbal soaps, baked goods and stone ground cornmeal from Bobby Taylor of Old Wallaceburg Grist Mill. Bobby WOODS & WOODS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS also has hand-made duck calls and will be sharpening SPONSORED knives at $3 per blade. 118 N. Main St. • Nashville • (870) 845-4422 This Ad Sponsored By: Howard County Ambulance Service BY ... Page 6 THURSDAY July 19, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

the county judge and ev- Dr. John erybody in this courthouse TASER needs money.” From Page 1 Pinkerton, who began his Anthony address by praising Morris’ work, generally agreed with to visit Smith’s assessment. “This is money that the Morris said the district does taxpayers of Howard Coun- New Life in a great deal of educational ty have supplied and I think work, administers some fed- it’s our job to provide for Jesus Christ eral funds that are awarded this government first,” he to the county and helps local said. Church in agriculture producers and JP Cothren, who is also fire departments. a member of the MCCD’s But her address did little board of directors, spoke Nashville to sway those critical of in favor of the donation, cit- making the donation, par- ing the opportunity for the ticularly JP Smith, who was county to receive matching the measure’s most vocal money from the state. Hope opponent. “I’m for it 100 percent “You’re asking the county because it does nothing but native a residents to take their tax bring good to all the people dollars and support a busi- in Howard County,” Cothren representative ness that competes with said, adding that the district other businesses here in would lose ‘points’ with the town,” Smith said. state if it did not receive of Bridges for “I just don’t see where we some kind of monetary sup- CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Britt Bailey shows off a device he uses to mass-produce queen bees Monday at the port from the county. Peace need to take money when Southwest Arkansas Beekeepers’ Association meeting.

Dr. John Anthony, Bridg- es for Peace Regional di- the county could add GPS rector for Central USA, FLYOVER data detailing everything will be sharing the Word of from the location of man- God with New Life in Jesus From Page 1 holes to fire hydrants in Christ Church located at the form of “layers” using 913 South Main Street in the company’s proprietary BUZZING Nashville on Sunday July software, which comes with 22 at 10:30 a.m. properties could offset or the flyover at no additional Anthony has officially totally pay for the cost of charge. ABOUT THE QUEEN BEES worked for Bridges for the flyover. Teague said she is con- Peace since 2002, but he “A lot of our coun- sidering a second company has been a friend of Bridges ties more than cover the in addition to Pictometry for Peace since its begin- cost,” Evans said. “I will be whose bid may be less ex- Local man shares his method for raising ning days in Jerusalem. shocked if you don’t find pensive for a comparable God impressed upon more than $45,000 of unas- product, and that she plans hive royalty during beekeepers’ meeting John at the age of 10 that sessed property.” to approach Howard County he would one day live In addition to the mon- Justices of the Peace with a in the land of the Bible. etary benefits, Evans said proposal next month. CECIL ANDERSON n News Intern He worked in the Baptist oney is a product that mankind has cherished since the camps in Israel during the summer of 1970. In 1973, he discovery of its goodness. Bees commonly seen flying was appointed to serve in Israel by the International $105 plus court cost. around are typically the worker bees, which only pro- H Board of the SBC and was “We are aware that it CARE duce honey for the queen. Without a queen, the hive would awarded Emeritus status [careless driving] is a have no purpose, and the hive would die out. in 2003. From Page 1 problem and we just ask Anthony lived in Jeru- that people exercise a Worker bees, in the absence of a Bailey has perfected the process of salem for more than 27 little extra caution in these Queen, will excrete “Royal Jelly” from mass producing valuable queens. His years and worked with the areas. We will be patrol- behind their head, which is then fed to process is simple in concept, but needs Hebrew, Russian, Arabic, ling these [work] areas,” credit, that ticket will be larva as opposed to nectar to produce to be prefect in practice. English and International McJunkins ended. a queen. The basic principle behind it is the communities. He served Britt Bailey got into bee keeping to simple process of tricking the bees. for 22 years on the pastoral produce honey, he told the Southwest Bailey plays on the basic need of bees staff of the Narkis Street Arkansas Beekeepers Monday, but to have a queen. He simply removes a Congregation and was pas- when he got his start, Bailey was not queen from a colony, a few days later tor of the Jerusalem Baptist Jan-Eze Plating, Inc. producing the quantity of honey he was finds larva that will become queens, and Church for four years. He 100 Mission Drive hoping for. then he puts the larvae into a special earned his Masters of Divin- Nashville, AR 71852 Bailey began to look for a new way growing rack with slots for the larva. ity and Doctor of Ministry Taking applications for production personnel. to produce honey and quickly noticed Once Bailey puts the rack back into degrees. that his queens were not doing so great. the queenless colony, the bees take over Bridges for Peace is a Apply in person from 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday In a stroke of genius, Bailey realized and begin to feed the larva “Royal Jelly.” Jerusalem-based, Bible- or e-mail resume to [email protected] that he could possibly grow queens. He It takes around 16 days for the believing Christian orga- Equal Opportunity Employer is planning to keep producing honey, larva to form into queens. Bailey said nization supporting Israel but the production of queens has taken he must monitor their growth closely and building relationship center stage. because if he does not, there is the between Christians and Forcing a bee colony to produce possibility that a queen will hatch early Jews worldwide through queens is a complicated procedure, and begin the brutal process of killing education and practical Jan-Eze Plating, Inc. he said. Unless there is absolutely no the other bees. deeds expressing God’s queen, the hive will continue to produce Bailey is mass producing the single love and mercy. Bridges 100 Mission Drive honey normally. most important piece of the honey puz- Nashville, AR 71852 for Peace teaches about With the absence of a queen, the bees zle, a sort of Andrew Carnegie of honey. the Hebrew roots of the Has Immediate need for a multitask Industrial will begin to produce more. Like the well-known rail tycoon who Christian faith and feeds Maintenance Technician. Rather than simply trying to produce started in the rail business and moved more than 26,000 people a Apply in person from 6:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday one queen, the bees will produce many into the steel, Bailey has shifted into month in the land of Israel. queen larvas in the hope to have one more the producing of queens, but he or e-mail resume to [email protected] Anthony grew up in Hope hatch. The first queen to hatch goes still produces honey. and his wife, Connie, is Equal Opportunity Employer around to all the other queens and kills Once he masters the art of queen from Mount Ida. them before they ever hatch in what Bai- production, Bailey said he will again Everyone is invited to ley described as a very brutal process. focus on honey production. attend. 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GOOD RIDE, COWBOY Scenes from Saturday’s Ultimate Challenge Productions bull riding competition Photos by Charles Goodin Page 8 THURSDAY July 19, 2012 Sports The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 AAA proposals could bring major change to high school football DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Sports Editor LITTLE ROCK – Seven proposed rules changes will be voted on during the annual Arkansas Activities Association meeting Aug. 1, many of which could change the landscape of high school football for years to come. Six of the seven proposals would affect football either directly or indirectly and include changes to the eligibility, spring practice and classification determination. Proposal #6 would have the biggest affect on the area with several area schools shifting classifications. It would change the number of classifications from seven to six and would base the classifications on enrollment in such a way that no school would be required to play a school more than twice their size. The proposal would start with the highest enrollment and divide the number of students by two to determine the schools in that classification. Under the proposed change 4A schools would include Hope, De Queen, Malvern, Arkadelphia, Mena, Nashville and Ashdown. 3A schools would include Gurdon, Lafayette County, Blevins, Horatio, Prescott, Centerpoint, Fouke and Genoa Central. 2A schools would include Murfreesboro, Foreman, Mt.Ida, Spring Hill, Dierks, Mineral Springs, Wickes, Caddo Hills, Kirby and Nevada County. The board of directors unanimously recommended against the proposal because, if passed, it would go into effect in the middle of a classification cycle. Proposal #1 involves spring practice and would allow ABOVE: Rashon Lee schools to set aside three consecutive weeks for spring manhandles an football practice with a maximum of 10 practices using Ashdown Panther regulation equipment for full contact drills. during drills in the The proposed change would give schools more flexibil- linemen challenge ity to work around testing, school functions and regional held Monday in the and state events. Scrapperdome. The board of directors recommended unanimously that Linemen from several the proposal be passed. schools battled in a Proposal #2 would require schools to schedule all con- series of drills to test strength and agility. ference opponents and would prevent them from refusing RIGHT: JaKaree Gaines to play a conference opponent in regular play or in the jukes an Arkansas High post season. Any school violating the rule would forfeit defender during the 7 the game and would not be allowed to participate in a on 7 competition held state championship game in that sport. Any team refusing Monday at Nashville. to play in a regional tournament would not be allowed to BELOW: Kyler advance to the state tournament. Lawrence avoids a The board of directors recommended unanimously that tackle after catching the proposal be passed. a pass from Joel Hendry as the Nashville Proposals five and six regard conference assignments. Scrappers battle Proposal #5 would allow the executive board to have the Arkansas High the power to assign either seven, eight or nine teams to a Razorbacks. conference in all classifications in all sports. PHOTOS BY CECIL The change would allow more flexibility in assigning ANDERSON teams to a conference and could drastically cut down on travel time. The number of teams that advance to the state tournament could be adjusted according to how many teams are in a certain conference. The board unanimously recommended against the pro- posal citing that it could create an open date in football and reported that it didn’t allow enough flexibility when assigning conferences for all sports. Proposal #7 would require a home school student to sit out a year before he or she could participate in interscho- lastic activities with a AAA member school. The board of directors unanimously recommended that the proposal be passed because a spring survey indicated that 85 percent of member schools were in favor of the change. Proposal #3 would set the volleyball state championship on week 17 of the school calendar and proposal 4 deals with ninth grade eligibility in 7A schools. Nashville roundballers to compete in nationals CONWAY -- Two Nashville Junior High standouts will compete in a national AAU tournament to be held in Conway this weekend. Timya Sanders and Kevin Brazil will travel to Conway to compete in the HoopPlay USA Nationals to be held July 19-22. Sanders played center for the Nashville Jr. Scrapperettes last year and is the daughter of Tim and Marsha Sanders. Brazil played center and forward for the Nashville Jr. Scrappers last year. He is the son of Kevin and Quonya Brazil and the grandson of Logan and Janet Coulter.

RIGHT: MaClane Moore of Dierks steps around a defender as he runs his route during a 7 on 7 competition held in Nashville Monday. Dierks will open the 2012 season Aug. 31 at Centerpoint.

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STREET 1st - #20 Neil Kemp - Kirby 2nd - #29 Clark Plyler - Glenwood 3rd - #21X M.J. Scott - Nashville 4th - #2 Thomas Woodruff - Nashville 5th - #48 Shelley Carver - Lockesburg 6th - #1X Tommy Cogburn - Norman Heats: #29 Clark Plyler, #20 Neil Kemp

SOUTHERN 1st - #55X Alfred Neeley - Nashville 2nd - #2 Thomas Woodruff - Nashville 3rd - #6 Kip Faulkner - Dierks 4th - #34 Brandon Ellison - Mena 5th - #111 Brian Colvin - Wichita Falls Heat: #2 Thomas Woodruff

D.S. DWARF 1st - #13 Cary McManus - Maumelle 2nd - #6K Kyle Purifoy - Gurdon 3rd - #97 Terapin Cornwell - Smackover DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News The Nashville All-Stars went 5-0 in tournament play to win the Dixie Youth Majors State Tournament. Nashville defeated Texarkana 4th - #59 Jeff Newkirk, Roland West 6-2 Tuesday at Hope to earn a spot in the world series to be held in Tampa, Fl. Left to right: (back row); Skyler Smead, Mike 5th - #9 Robert Bradshaw - Brashear Hanson, Chris Willard, Zach Jamison, Chris Waldrop, Dalton Smead, Bryle Fatheree, Devin Greenlee, Brian Smead; (front row) 6th - #44T Archie Ashcraft - Ashdown Trace Beene, Garrett Lance, Casen Drummond, Tyler Hanson, J.C. Motley, Raheem Brown. Heat: #13 Cary McManus

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Zach Jamison and Devin Greenlee (left tor right) celebrate after the win.

SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News The 17 and under Nashville Dixie Youth team has earned the right to represent Arkansas in the 2012 Dixie World Series with wins over Amity and Hope in the state tournament. The Pre-Majors World Series will be held in Guntersville, Ala. July 27 – Aug. 1. Pictured left to right: (back row) Coach Steve Alexander, Jacolby Crow, Carter Yokom, Adam Bradshaw, Tyler Burns, Hunter Alexander, L’Donte Howard, Coach Tim Howard; (front row) Coach Jerry Wilson, Austen Halliday, Ryan Forte, Jacolbi Lampkin, Brent Jones, Alex Sharp. Not pictured: Nick Smith, Cayden Quillin, and Blake Hockaday.

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DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Jerry Parker Memorial Camp Spirit Award winners Ryan Gilbert, Brooke Bowden, Josh Smith, Ryan Gilbert.

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Camp Evangelist Scott Kitchens speaks during the 28th annual Howard County Youth Encampment held at Canfield Baptist Assembly Campground.

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New White Cliffs SUMMER READING News pulmonologist in Hot Springs With Mary Crosslin HOT SPRINGS – Mercy Hospital Hot Springs wel- comes pulmonary critical care physician Youssef Yammine, M.D., to Hot Bless His holy name Springs. Dr. Yammine comes to here were no emergency respons- Hot Springs after finish- es this week, or any uncontrolled ing a three-year specialty training in pulmonology Tfires that I am aware of. However and critical care at the there was one would be run away that University of Oklahoma in Norman, Okla.. He also was avoided with quick thinking. previously did a residency Being married for a long time and missing a spouse at the University of Kansas because of hospitalization can be scary for a senior. in Lawrence, Kan. We have had some rain but not enough according to He grew up and at- the weather reporters. Our communities have had some tended medical school in good showers, enough to keep the grass growing in the Lebanon, a country in the yard and needing another cutting. East Mediterranean. In his There will be a benefit program for Mrs. Kay Doris office, Dr. Yammine fre- Jones Stuard Sat., July 28 at 6 p.m. at the Bright Star quently sees patients with Missionary Baptist Church located in the Schaal commu- lung disease. nity near Mineral Springs. He chose Hot Springs Everyone is invited to come and share with this fam- both for the opportunity to ily. work with Mercy Hospital Come and be a part of a great celebration in honor and the resources of the of Pastor and wife, Elder Elvis Scott Sr. and Missionary region. Barbara Scott, in their 7th anniversary on August 19 at Dr. Yammine’s office is 3:30 p.m. at the Holy Ghost Temple COGIC at McNab. located in Suite 401 of the The speaker will be Elder Rider Lavern Hicks, pastor of Medical Office Building at 1 Pentecostal Temple. COGIC located in Hope. Everyone is Mercy Lane in Hot Springs. welcome. His office can be reached Happy belated birthday to Leodis Hopkins, and Jab at (501) 623-5220. Deloney. Mercy Hot Springs has We have a new baby in our neighborhood. The Max- 27 medical clinics serving wells welcomed a new baby boy two weeks ago. Lela the health care needs of James is still recovering from surgery in rehab. Please Hot Springs and its sur- keep her in your prayers. rounding communities This week I am on a quest for Arkansas peaches and since 1888. peas. I have already had my good Hope watermelon. Mr. It is designated as the Scott was kind enough to make sure that I had several. southwest region’s only Makaylah (Sweet Pea) had her first business experi- Level II Trauma Center and ence this summer. She ran a watermelon stand that was CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News the region’s most preferred quite successful. Making your money for the first time Winter Smith reads a book as a part of the Mineral Springs Library’s summer reading provider of health care ser- can be quite a learning experience. program Wednesday afternoon. vices, including cardiac, Christian refresher: cancer and women’s care. Psalm 103: 1-5 Bless the Lord, O my soul; and all that is within me. Bless His holy name. Bless the Lord, O my soul, and for- get not all his benefits: who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; who redeemeth thy life from destruction, who crowneth thee with loving kind- ness and tender mercy: who satisfieth thy mouth with good things; so that youth is renewed like the eagle’s. LOVE IS THE KEY! PUBLIC NOTICE The Mineral Springs-Saratoga School District will be offering sealed bids on Aug. 13th at our regular scheduled school board meeting (6:30). Please feel free to contact our school superintendent Jeanie Gorham if you have any further questions. Have a nice and blessed day. For Sale by the district: Buses: Year Miles Vin# Ward 1992 IHC #92 177,580 1HVBBNMPXNH422786 BB 1996 GMC #96 168,794 1GOL7T1XTJ514143 BB 1995 GMC #95 162,344 1G01TT1J506615 BB 1999 BB#2 315,423 1BABJCPH4YF091277 BB Travel Trailers: 1 - 24’ Travel Trailer - Vin# 1SAB02R262CK6565 vehicles: Model Miles Vin# 1992 Chevrolet Beauville Ban 143,608 2GAGG39N3N4104351 1997 Jeep Laredo SW 158,871 1J4FX58S2VC690231 (MSSSD: 57-60;w104)

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nd demeanor. In return, we offer competi- Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 219 N. 2 St. PO Box 903 tive pay and a great beneits package as Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 Nashville, AR 71852 well as a irst-class work environment. J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 LARRY R. TEAGUE, CIC Ofice 870-845-5303 Send your resume to business@nash- PARTNER Fax 870-845-1764 P.O. Box 1316 www.teagueandteague.com Ofice: HOME • LIFE • AUTO villenews.org or call 870-845-2010. Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 [email protected] Page 14 THURSDAY July 19, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

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SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News Nashville Public Works employees were busy Tuesday dealing with an 8 inch water main that split on Lockesburg Street. Workers spent roughly three hours replacing approximately 6 ft. of the main.

CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Fan giveaway Dan Whisenhunt shows off the garden he constructed on the banks of a pond. scheduled The Senior Program of Howard County along with Howard BEATING THE HEAT County Judge Kevin Smith have a few fans to give away. Fans will be provided on a first come, first served basis to CECIL ANDERSON n News Intern rently in the germination stage. applicants who qualify. In order to qualify, an applicant must acing the adversity of extreme heat and drought, But it wasn’t always easy. Turtles have no central air conditioning system and be on Medicare from the pond were a constant threat, or Medicaid. some gardens have folded and some gardeners raiding the garden in the night while Fans will be available Thurs., July 26 from 9:30 a.m. until are evolving. deer scavenged from the ground. noon at 426 N. Main St. F Their campaigns forced Whisenhunt For more information, call Vivian Wright at 870-845-1697. to erect a fence to protect his crops. A part of the latter crowd, Dan Whisenhunt shortly began con- In the future, Whisenhunt hopes Whisenhunt saw potential in his fa- struction of a slim garden on the to take a page from the Inca play- ther’s pond, and decided to explore it. bank of the pond. He dug down about book. Like Machu Picchu, he plans Whisenhunt was observing his a foot through the hard clay layer. to terrace up the side of the pond, PowerPharmacy parents’ garden, which he said ap- Under the first hard layer he found something he hopes could present peared to be on its last leg, when moist ground, making the promise of the opportunity for a larger garden. he theorized that a garden could be a flourishing garden seem possible. Only time will tell if this pilot gar- constructed out of the side of the It began to look like a way to “beat den will be successful, but for now, bank of his father’s pond. The pond, the heat,” Whisenhunt said. Whisenhunt has taken a bank that too, was hit hard by drought, but he Since then, Whisenhunt has plant- was growing weeds, and transformed thought it might be able to support ed watermelons, corn, pees, okra it into a small garden that might just a small garden. pumpkins, and cantaloupes, crops make it where others have failed. “It was just an experiment to see kept moist by seepage from the pond. Dan Whisenhunt is adapting to the how it would grow next to the pond,” His watermelons will be producing drought. Dan Whisenhunt is beating he said. soon, and the other plants are cur- the heat.

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