The Nashville News THURSDAY • November 8, 2012 • Issue 90 • 2 Sections • 20 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

INSIDEt Accident Howard County claims two election results similar to Two people died Thursday morning after an accident on Highway 27 South. statewide totals The accident happened around 7:30 a.m. and involved a deer. A vehicle hit the deer, CHARLES GOODIN causing it to fly up and hit a Managing Editor second vehicle traveling be- hind the first. The deer went NASHVILLE - Howard Coun- through the windshield, caus- ty voters cast ballots largely n ing the driver to lose control reflecting statewide trends PAGE 1B: The of the car. during Tuesday’s general elec- Nashville News The vehicle then left the tion. salutes Howard County’s veter- highway and stopped when The area voted overwhelm- ans it struck the side of Parrish CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News ingly in favor of Republican Equipment. Two adults from A vehicle involved in an accident on Highway 27 South rests against Parrish Equipment candidate Mitt Romney in the See TWO / Page 6 Thursday morning as emergency workers survey the scene of the wreck. race for US President and fel- low Republican Tom Cotton handily carried most precincts in the race to replace Con- gressman Mike Ross as the representative for Arkansas’ fourth congressional district. Statewide, Romney took Arkansas with around 60 per- cent of the vote, while Cotton swept district four by a similar margin. n PAGE 11: Highlights from At the northern end of the the 2012 youth County, voters broke from hunt their peers in state house dis- trict four by casting ballots in favor of Daniel Linnett, while IN BRIEF Fonda Hawthorne won the seat with 56 percent of the take. t Howard County also strayed from the pack on ballot issue two, which would have al- No lowed cities and counties to create redevelopment districts reserved within their boundaries. State- wide, the issue is expected seating to pass with just under 60 percent of the vote, while only during five of Howard County’s 19 pre- cincts cast ballots in favor of it. playoffs Ballot issue five, which would have legalized the use NASHVILLE – of medicinal marijuana, failed There will be no narrowly statewide, but was reserved seat- soundly defeated in Howard ing at Scrapper County, where only three pre- Stadium for cincts voted in its favor. Friday night’s The following is a precinct- playoff matchup by-precinct breakdown of the against the county’s voting: Maumelle Hor- nets according Mountain/Clay to school super- President intendent, Doug Obama - 19 Graham. Romney - 136 All seats in US Congress the stadium, Cotton - 117 including the or- Jeffress - 30 ange back seats Issue 1 in the reserve For - 79 section, will be Against - 74 on a first come- Issue 2 first serve basis. CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News The Arkan- For - 47 Scrapper receiver Donyell “Head” King is pictured among a crowd of Nashville football players who received ice cream Against - 107 sas Activities after practice Wednesday. King won his team the treat after KATV viewers voted one of his scoring plays the “sweetest Association has play of the week.” Issue 5 sent out tickets For - 43 to all hosting Against - 117 districts. Tick- ets will cost $6 Umpire, Duckett & Burg each and all President games will be- Obama - 31 gin at 7 p.m. SWEET SUCCESS Romney - 110 The policy US Congress will continue through all Cotton - 87 home playoff Scrappers served ice cream after King’s play named ‘sweetest’ Jeffress - 41 games at Scrap- Issue 1 per Stadium. For - 84 CHARLES GOODIN n Managing Editor Against - 56 Flag he Nashville Scrapper football team re- Issue 2 ceived a sweet treat Wednesday courtesy For - 64 retirement SEE FOR Against - 75 Tof Yarnell’s Ice Cream and senior receiver Issue 5 day set Donyell “Head” King. YOURSELF For - 45 The local Against - 94 boy scout troop King was recently featured in third for the score. To view the episode will hold a flag Yarnell’s “Sweetest Play of the The play was one of many Madison, Holly Creek & retirement day Week” contest on KATV and won this season that have helped Blue Bayou Tues., Nov. 27. of Yarnell’s ‘Sweetest President The retirement the competition, earning his King earn a reputation as a fierce team an after-practice ice cream competitor and reliable receiver. Obama - 42 will be at the Play of the Week’ Romney - 269 First United snack provided by the company. In seven games this season, Methodist The contest begins each King has reeled in 39 passes for contest that featured US Congress Church at 7:30 Sunday night at 10 p.m., when 708 yards and nine touchdowns, Cotton - 229 p.m. The public KATV debuts three great plays while contributing 14 total tack- King, visit http:// Jeffress - 62 is invited. from that week’s high school les and three interceptions to Issue 1 If you have football games, and viewers the Scrappers’ defensive efforts. www.katv.com/ For - 159 any flags that vote for the one they consider He has also returned four Against - 155 need to be the ‘sweetest.’ punts for 122 yards. Issue 2 retired, please category/246213/ King won the contest with Scrapper fans will have an For - 98 contact Robert Against - 205 Nanneman at a touchdown play in week five opportunity to see King in action sweetest-play- during which he snagged a this Friday when Nashville hosts Issue 5 870-845-1385 to For - 88 make arrange- screen pass and plowed through Maumelle in the opening round week-5. Against - 203 ments to retire two Central Arkansas Christian of the 4A state playoffs. your flag. defenders before leaping over a Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. See ELECTION / Page 6 Page 2 THURSDAY November 8, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

Economic Education in Arkansas Last week, I attended a luncheon celebrating Backing words with actions the 50th year of Economics Arkansas, a non-profit As November begins, our a November, 1963 proclama- the military. ment of Veterans Affairs, dedicated to the teaching of economics in schools thoughts turn toward the tion, traditionally issued by With reduced combat and private groups, like AR across our state. holidays ahead, the first the White House to set the forces overseas, more men Vets, provide easier access to At the luncheon, they honored several Arkan- date for Thanksgiving. Ken- and women are back home locating employment, coun- sans with the Excellence in Free Enterprise Award nedy would not live to see looking for work and try- seling and other support for their success as entrepreneurs. They recog- Mike Thanksgiving that year, but ing to care for families and for servicemen and women. nized the legacies left by the late Sam Walton, the the words continue to hold loved ones. This can be a Every year, businesses go late Don Tyson, and the late J.B. Hunt and his wife Beebe true almost 50 years later, struggle, particularly with the extra mile to ensure that Johnelle. Governor particularly as they relate the financial stresses of a Guard members can train J.B. Hunt only to our veterans. sluggish national economy and deploy and still have attended school Veterans Day allows us to or the lingering after effects their jobs waiting when they Mark Darr through the 7th focus on Americans in uni- of war. This past summer, the return. These are the kinds of grade before he being Veterans Day on No- form, those who serve today, Pentagon announced that acts that bolster our words Arkansas Lt. went to work. Governor vember 11. It is fitting that as well as those who have military suicides had begun of support. His trucking com- on the first of this month, we completed their service and to outpace combat deaths. Kennedy’s words came pany now employs celebrated receiving a one- transitioned into civilian life. It is a terrible trend that exactly 100 years after Presi- 15,000 people. He million-dollar federal grant It is in that transition from we’ve been working to stop dent Abraham Lincoln first built it from the ground up. for the Arkansas State Veter- military service that I feel for the past few years in declared the fourth Thurs- Don Tyson, of Tyson Foods, is another Arkansas ans Cemetery in North Little Kennedy’s words become es- Arkansas. This not only af- day in November a national success story. Because of what Don Tyson built, Rock. The money will expand pecially poignant. While we fects those who have faced holiday of thanksgiving in the Tyson Foods employs 66,000 people and millions capacity in the cemetery, all see the gratitude shown combat overseas, but also hopes of uniting a country have access to quality food. realign shifted tombstones to our Armed Forces when those early in their military torn by Civil War. Sam Walton’s empire started with a five and and re-sod a large portion of they deploy and the celebra- careers who have never seen November 11 became Vet- dime store. From it, he built what has become the those hallowed grounds. tions that accompany their deployment abroad. Lead- erans Day after the armistice world’s largest company, supplying jobs and goods At that event, I invoked a return home, it is the quieter ers of the Arkansas National ending World War I. As we to untold millions of people. quote from President John transition to domestic and Guard work within their celebrate both holidays this These are the type of leaders young people F. Kennedy. “As we express civilian life that can cause the ranks to seek out troubled month, let us remember not today should emulate. our gratitude,” Kennedy said, greatest difficulties. Perhaps soldiers and airmen, spread- only the service that defends Hardworking, determined, risk-takers who see a “we must never forget that that is the time we can show ing the message that asking us at home and abroad, but need or an opportunity and they seize it, and bet- the highest appreciation is our appreciation the most, for help is a sign of strength, also the support our veter- ter people’s lives as a result. Not only were they not to utter words, but to live by helping veterans adapt not weakness. State agencies, ans need when they return successful businesspeople, but they were generous by them.” The quote is from to everyday life outside of like the Arkansas Depart- home. to others as well. The impact these individuals have had on mil- lions of other people’s lives is immeasurable. I appreciate what Economics Arkansas is doing. Many kids come out of school without knowing about money and how the economy works. They Staying engaged to the proceedings don’t know what being an entrepreneur means. Economics Arkansas works with educators in Election night is just the often times seniority of in- split evenly into A and B cus will also select six mem- several ways. They provide professional develop- beginning for those who coming members must be categories. bers and two alternates to ment workshops and conferences, they promote will be elected to serve in determined by lot. All House Members serve serve on the House Budget ways for teachers to help learn economics through the 89th General Assembly. The Speaker and the on one “A” committee and Committee. their Stock Market Game and other programs, and Just days after the election, Speaker-designate will con- one “B” committee. In addition, each Caucus they offer resources, grants, and scholarships for newly elected members will duct the drawing. The class A standing com- will select five members to teachers to develop their own economic education gather for the first time on After a member makes his mittees are: serve on Legislative Council projects. the House floor to make or her seat selection, they > Education and the Joint Auditing Com- Arthur Brooks, president of the American En- some very important deci- will be provided with a voting > Judiciary mittee. terprise Institute, says that the promotion of the sions that could shape how machine and desk keys. > Public Health, Welfare, The Arkansas House has free enterprise system is about making a moral After seniority is deter- and Labor worked diligently in recent argument for how the system helps add value to mined and seats are selected, > Public Transportation years to make our entire pro- people’s lives. He said, “We need a system where Legislative members will begin the pro- > Revenue and Taxation cess, from beginning to end, passions and rewards meet.” I agree. That is what cess of committee selection The class B standing com- as transparent as possible. the free enterprise system is. Government is nec- Update for standing committees. mittees are: To that end, we will be essary, but it is not the end-all provider of goods Bills begin and often end > Aging, Children & broadcasting Friday’s pro- and services in our society. The private economy their lives in committees. Youth, Legislative & Military ceedings on the House Floor is where kids can break the cycle of poverty and Hearings from interest Affairs live at www.arkansashouse. gain independence. groups, state agencies, and > Agriculture, Forestry org. For more information on Economics Arkansas laws are passed in 2013. the general public are held and Economic Development We encourage everyone to and the work they do in education, visit www.eco- On Fri., Nov. 9, a House at the committee level. > City, County, and Lo- continue their civic duty long nomicsarkansas.org. Caucus of the members-elect Committee members play cal Affairs after election day by staying Families all over Arkansas have now gone will convene. The purpose key roles in floor debate > Insurance and Com- engaged to the proceedings. through the pile of Halloween candy and are mak- will be two-fold. about the bills that they merce The following Monday ing plans for Thanksgiving, getting ready to go to First to determine senior- foster. > State Agencies and state offices will be closed to visit family, and deciding whether to have mashed ity and seating of members, Committees help to or- Governmental Affairs observe Veteran’s Day. More potatoes or green beans with the turkey and dress- and second to determine ganize the most important Each House District Cau- than 250,000 veterans call ing. who will serve in standing work of the General Assem- cus selects 5 members for Arkansas home. But, there’s another special day in between that committees. bly. each “A” committee and 5 Seventeen of those veter- we must not forget. Next Monday is Veterans Day Starting at 9 a.m., the Standing committees may- members for each “B” com- ans are currently serving in in America. It is a day in which we honor those Speaker of the House will be the most important type mittee. the House in the 88th General who have served our nation in uniform. Whether it declare all House Chamber of committee because they The Speaker of the House Assembly. be a grandfather, a neighbor, or a co-worker, we all seats vacant. consider and shape the vast appoints a chairperson and This Veteran’s Day and ev- inevitably know someone who has served. We owe Representatives-elect will majority of proposed laws. vice-chairperson from the ery day, we want to thank our these people a debt of gratitude for their sacrifice select, in the order of their The Arkansas House of selected membership of each veterans for their service. on our behalf. Though we are currently in a very seniority, any seat not oc- Representatives has ten standing committee at a later Please take time to person- political season, honoring our military veterans is cupied. standing committees. date. ally show your gratitude to something we should all agree is worthwhile. Because of term limits, The ten committees are Each House District Cau- those back home. To all of our veterans, retired and active, thank you for your service. To see how your congressmen are voting, go to www.house.gov and www.senate.gov

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Travis Garner Travis Garner, age 77, of Daisy, died Sunday, November 4, 2012. He was born on April 11, 1935 at Amity, the son of William David Garner and Gracie Golden Gar- ner. He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Debbie and Estle Hard- ing; two grandsons, Cody Anderson and Shane Harding, all of Daisy; his sister, Dessie Tipton of Clarendon; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 10:00 AM, Wednes- day, November 7, 2012, in the Davis-Smith Fu- neral Home Chapel in Glenwood. Visitation will be Tuesday, 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM. Interment will be in the Mount Joy Cemetery. Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com.

SUBMITTED PHOTO I NASHVILLE NEWS Big Brother and Big Sisters in Christ helped package Operation Christmas Child boxes last Wednesday.

A Veterans Day Service will be held at WalMart on Sat., Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. Coffee and donuts will be served to honor the store employees and oth- er veterans that attend

Southwest Arkansas Development Council will be distributing commodi- ties on Thurs., Nov. 15 at 9 a.m. at the Nashville Se- nior Adult Center, located at 206 E. Howard St. in Nashville. Commodities will be distributed at the Di- erks Senior Adult Center, located at 811 Missouri, starting at 9 a.m. Please be prepared to carry your commodities to your vehicle. For more information, call 845-3586

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Pesticide applicator training announced on Facebook! Sherry Beaty You will still need to fill * November 15 How- all eligible persons without communication of program County Extension Agent out the Plant Board’s license ard County- EH House Nash- regard to race, color, national information (large print, au- Agriculture application and include the ville 6 p.m. origin, religion, gender, age, diotapes, etc.) should notify appropriate fee. * November 27 Pike disability, marital or veteran the county Extension office There have been some * Please remember that County- Extension Office status, or any other legally as soon as possible prior to changes to the private pes- in most cases you will need Murfreesboro 1:30 & 6:30 protected status. Persons the activity. ticide applicator training the training only once every * December 3 Polk with disabilities who re- provided by the Cooperative 5 years. County- Fairgrounds Mena 6 quire alternative means for Extension Service. In the last The Plant Board’s new p.m. several years there have regulations say an applicator * December 3 Mill- been some funding restric- must have been certified in er County- REA Bldg. Texar- tions by the Environmental the past 12 months in order kana 6 p.m. Protection Agency (EPA) to get a 5-year license. * December 4 Se- Patti’s for the pesticide applicator If you still have some vier County- CCCUA Agri training program. years left on your certifica- Bldg. De Queen 1:30 & 5:30 Pocket Full of EPA has indicated the tion period, you can still * December 4 reductions will continue for get a 1-year license without Hempstead County- Hope Pansies the foreseeable future and attending a re-certification Community Center 6 p.m. With our deepest gratitude, the family of further reductions are pos- session this year. * December 4 How- ************ Teresa Cogburn would like to thank each of sible. Because of this, the Co- If you are unsure of how ard County- Dierks Elemen- 417 S. 4th • Nashville you in this wonderful community for your operative Extension Service much time you have left on tary School 6 p.m. love and support following the death of our has started charging private your certification, please This training is open to 870-845-3149 loving wife and mother. The delicious food applicators for the certifica- contact Mike Thompson and those that prepared and served it, the tion/re-certification training or Jeff Goode at the Plant supplies, lowers, money, cards, phone calls, required to obtain a pesti- Board. The phone number Puzzle Answers cide applicators licenses. is (501) 225-1598. prayers and kind words were a tremendous * All applicator training You can attend any train- "Ear! Ear!" Sudoku Solution #2710-D blessing to our family. The honor to her M A R K V M A A S O R E S 8 1 9 2 3 6 4 5 7 memory that was evident through these acts sessions provided by the Co- ing in the state. Trainings in A M A N A A L T O V A L E operative Extension Service our area are posted below. D O R I C I D O L A Z O V 7 3 6 4 8 5 9 1 2 of kindness and by the attendance of so many If you have any questions, R E T U R N A N V I L O P E will cost $10/person payable 4 2 5 7 9 1 3 8 6 at her visitation, funeral and at our house the at the door on the day of the please give me a call at the S U E S E E N R E N W A L M A T T R I M last several days will remain in our hearts Extension Office at 870-845- 6 4 2 3 1 7 8 9 5 training. A L O T R E E F N O R S E forever. * This new certification 7517. D A G H A M M E R S K J O L D 9 8 1 5 2 4 7 6 3 S N E R D S U E T O L E G May God bless each of your for the love registration fee does not All Howard County loca- 5 7 3 8 6 9 1 2 4 affect the price you pay the tions will be in the newspa- U L T P E L T E W E and kindness you so generously shared with A S P E O S P E R E 1 9 7 6 5 3 2 4 8 Arkansas State Plant Board pers and on the local radio S T I R R U P T R O U B L E our family. for you license. stations. T A X I C O R E M O I R A 2 6 4 9 7 8 5 3 1 E R I N H O E S A N S O N R E E K E L K S N Y A S A 3 5 8 1 4 2 6 7 9

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llen and Sheila Eudy, of Dierks, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their Adaughter, Anna Marie Eudy, to Robert Manuel he approaching marriage of Amanda Renee Davis Espinoza. to Charles David Scoggin, Jr., is announced by Eudy is a 2004 graduate of Dierks A 2003 graduate of Sam Rayburn Ther parents, Kermit and Sheila Davis of Linden, High School who graduated from Hen- High School, he holds dual degrees Texas. derson State University in 2007 with in general studies and sports admin- a degree in political science. She is a istration from HSU, and currently The prospective bridegroom is Church in Nashville. member of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority works as an assistant football coach the son of Mrs. Elizabeth McDaniel A reception will be held at the and currently works as an academic at the school. of Nashville and Charles D. Scoggin Nashville Country Club immediately advisor at HSU. The couple will be united in matri- of Nashville. following the ceremony. Espinoza is the son of Gerardo and mony Sat., Dec. 29 at the First Presby- The wedding will be at 5:30 p.m. Friends and relatives are in- Linda Espinoza, of Pasadena, Texas. terian Church of Arkadelphia. Saturday, Nov. 10 at First Baptist vited.

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In Remembrance of Tyree Floyd Sr. In Loving Memory of In this unique 17th anniversary home-going. Losing you Jimmy M. Kendall is as vivid now as it was seventeen years (17) ago and the Dec 24, 1934 - Nov 12, 2011 void is still as large in our hearts. We will accept nothing less than having only beautiful and special memories of you. The memory jar holds only unique and wonderful memories. We No one knows how much we miss you, No one knows the lonely pain, share your words of wisdom and wise sayings with our chil- We have suffered since we lost you, dren and hope in return that they will pass them on to their Life has just not been the same. children. Your words of wisdom and wise sayings allows us to, “Just In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and true, stand as you would only want us to.” We raise our own chil- There is not a day, dear Dad, dren and grandchildren so much of the way that you raised us. That we do not think of you. Especially telling them that, “ If you smile the world smiles with you, but if you frown, you will frown alone.” We love and miss you Dad, We love you eternally! Debby Lee, Margaret Pearson & Your Family Janet Freeman Page 5 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community November 8, 2012

26th Annual Christmas and Candlelight set for Dec. 1, Dec. 8

After receiving “Special swags tailored by park way with Historic Wash- Event of the Year” award staff and volunteers the ington State Park. for the 25th Annual Christ- week of the event. Tickets are $10 for mas and Candlelight at Evening programming adults and $5 for children Historic Washington State and tours begin at 1 p.m., (6 -12) plus tax, and may Park in 2011, only bigger lighting of the luminaries be purchased at a $1 dis- and better things await will happen at dark, and count when ordered prior those who will join the music from groups and to Dec. 1 from South Ar- park for its 26th Annual choirs throughout the kansas Regional Archives Christmas and Candlelight region will begin at 5 p.m. by calling 870-983- 2633. which will be held Dec. 1 The famous William’s You may also purchase CECIL ANDERSON I NASHVILLE NEWS and Dec. 8. Tavern Restaurant Christ- tickets at regular price at Jimmy Gosnell stands in front of the Bread of Life sign that is in English and Spanish The park will be open mas Buffet will be served Historic Washington State from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. both for both lunch and dinner Park the night of the event. days, but to enjoy the so you don’t have to miss Begin your own Christmas NASHVILLE FIGHTS HUNGER thousands of luminaries out on that tasty tradition tradition by joining Arkan- and special music you may no matter what time you sas’s Premier Historical CECIL ANDERSON put together an organiza- the size, can still make a want to wait until later arrive for the event. State Park only eight miles NHS CORRESPONDENT tion that is trying to help huge impact on someone’s in the afternoon to pay a Whether you choose off I-30 from Hope Arkan- people with some of their life. visit. to stroll the boardwalk sas in Southwest Arkan- Open every Tuesday needs.” Brazil continued, The Bread of Life soup Tour locations and streets or take a ride on sas. For more information from 5 to 6 p.m. is the “food, clothing, or what kitchen is located in the homes will be adorned in the horse drawn surrey, contact Historic Wash- Bread of Life Soup Kitch- ever we are able to do to Legion Hut on Main Street 19th century style deco- you don’t want to miss ington at 870-983-2684, en. They provided not help with.” next to US. Pawn. rations including natural bringing in the Christmas or HistoricWashington@ only physical fullness with The needs of the com- handmade wreaths and Season the old fashion Arkansas.com. food, but more important- munity of Nashville can ly spiritual fullness. “We be met in many different try to help people realize ways. that even though trying In this down econo- to help them Jesus is the my and Christmas right main source of their help,” around the corner, the Kevin Brazil said. need for goods is at an all Large Yard Sale Garage Sale Brazil said, “We’re look- time high. Nonperishable Garage Sale 1200 W. Johnson St. ing for people in the com- food items are needed. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 9 and 10 610 N. Sherman (Scott home next to munity to help donate Clothing is also being 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. – Hwy 355 North, Little Red School House) th can goods, and help us in asked to put the a warm Turn right @ Center Point— Mineral Springs Saturday, November 10 our endeavor to help the shirt on the backs of many 8:00 a.m. - ?? two blocks toward Dierks Thurs., Fri. & and Petite ladies clothes, people in the community Nashville residents. Sat. 8:00 a.m. purses, shoes, Christmas and outside the city limits Dining Table w/6 chairs, baby cradle and other In response to the mas- furniture. Lots of new Christmas items. decorations, kitchen of Nashville.” The soup Low Prices— sive need, many local Vintage and Collectible items Kitchen Items, items, hanging baskets, kitchen is always open churches have formed a Clothing, and much, much more Good Selection household items to anyone in need, but coalition to fight hunger because of this fact, the here in Nashville. Each kitchen is always in need week, churches take turns of food, goods and vol- Huge Carport Sale feeding the needy. Rain or Shine Garage Sale unteers to help meet the This alone is still not 301 N. 7th St.—Corner of 7th and Shepherd St. • Friday needs of the community. 120 Ridgeway Drive enough. The donations of and Saturday, November 9th and 10th “Our main vision is to single person, no matter King, Queen, and Twin Bedroom Sets, Appliances, Living Room Set, Televisions, Miscellaneous Furniture, Dining Room Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Set, Desks, Sewing Machine, Christmas Tree and Decorations, Men, Women and Children’s Clothing, Toys, Quilts, Home Saturday, 8:00 am to 12:00 pm 3 - 15 Month Old Hereford Bulls Décor, Comforters, Sheets, Towels, Dishes, Pans, Household

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Main St. • Nashville • (870) 845-4422 Page 6 THURSDAY November 8, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 How to keep venison safe between the woods and the table

Have you gone deer hunt- braising (simmering in a small more than 3-5 months; roasts want to try. The rule at our ing or planning to? For most by Jean A. Ince amount of liquid in a covered and steaks 6-12 months; and house is if you bring it in, you hunters in Arkansas, they xtension Staff chairman pot) may result in a better stew meat 2-3 months. cook it. My husband makes can’t wait to bag their first E UofA Cooperative Extension product. Chops and steaks can Thaw all frozen game meat this recipe and it is a favorite deer of the season and eat Service • Howard County be pan fried or broiled. slowly and completely in the with our family and friends. some fresh venison. It is a Tips Cook game meat to an in- refrigerator at or below 40 Easy Venison Stroganoff tradition! Before you eat or ternal temperature of at least degrees F. refrigerator-thawed 1 lb. venison loin, cubed even go hunting, make sure as 20 minutes. Temperatures of your truck or car and do 160º F. to reduce the risk of roasts, chops, or steaks should 6 Tablespoons margarine you know how to keep your below 40 degrees F will slow not put your deer in the trunk. foodborne illness. Always use be used within 1-2 days. Never ½ lb. fresh mushrooms, venison safe to eat! the growth of the bacteria but Transport the carcass to the a calibrated meat or instant- thaw any meat at room tem- sliced Parasites and tapeworms will not kill them. Most days in processing facility as soon as read thermometer to ensure perature. ½ cup chopped onion are common in venison, so November, during hunting sea- possible. Processing should be your game meat has reached a You can preserve wild meat 1 cup water first – eating fresh venison is son, temperatures are above done only by businesses with safe internal temperature. The by canning in a pressure can- ½ cup steak sauce not recommended. E. coli has 40 degrees. fully refrigerated facilities. USDA recommends the meat ner. Low acid foods, such as ½ cup sour cream also been found in the intesti- Wipe out the cavity with If you plan to eat your veni- for jerky be heated to 160º F. meat, must be canned in a 6 oz. medium egg noodles nal tract of deer and research individual paper towels. Prop son immediately, store the before dehydrating in order pressure canner to produce a 3 Tablespoons parsley, has shown that it can survive the cavity open with a clean meat in the refrigerator and to destroy possible foodborne safe product. Can fresh meat chopped in homemade venison jerky stick to aid in air circulation. use within two to three days. pathogens. within 2 days, or freeze it ¼ cup carrots, grated and fermented sausages. If you wash the cavity with Keep raw meat separated from To freeze your wild game and can it later. Current food In a skillet, brown venison So what are some steps you water, dry the area quickly to other foods to prevent cross- properly, trim fat to reduce preservation publications in 2 tablespoons margarine. can take to insure that your prevent spoilage. After clean- contamination. strong flavor changes that may with correct pressure and time Transfer the meat to a plate. deer kill will be safe to eat? ing the cavity, you can add ice Spices and marinades can occur during freezer storage. recommendations are avail- In the same skillet, add 1 table- Dress the carcass as soon sealed in plastic bags and pack be used to cover up the “gam- Cut and package meat into able at the Howard County spoon margarine and cook as possible. Use clean water, them into the cavity. Secure ey” flavor, which is mainly due meal-size portions. To prevent Cooperative Extension Ser- mushrooms and onion until pre-moistened wipes, or alco- the cavity shut with a cord to the fat wild game contains. “freezer burn” use moisture/ vice. Our office is located on tender. Return the meat to the hol swabs to clean your knife or rope. Keep the carcass out Marinades also tenderize and vapor-proof wrap specifically the second floor of the court- skillet. Add water and steak frequently or between cuts to of direct sunlight and allow enhance the flavor of venison. designed for freezing. Do not house. You can also reach me sauce; heat to a boil. Reduce avoid dragging bacteria into for adequate air circulation. The marinade should include use garbage bags! Press air by telephone at 870-845-7517 heat to low and simmer 50 to the meat while field dressing. If the carcass is skinned in a high acid liquid, such as out of the packages prior to or by e-mail at [email protected]. 60 minutes, until meat is ten- Remove all dirt, feces, hair, warm weather and flies are a lemon or tomato juice, vinegar sealing and label packages Good hunting to all and please der. Stir in sour cream. Serve and bloodshot areas. problem, keep surfaces clean, or wine to soften the muscle with the contents and the date. be careful! over confetti egg noodles. Refrigerate the carcass sprinkle with ground pepper fibers. Always marinade in the Avoid overloading the freezer. To make confetti egg noo- below 40 degrees F. Bacteria and cover with cheesecloth. refrigerator. Freeze no more than 4 pounds Recipe of the Week dles, cook noodles according grow most rapidly in the range Keep the carcass cool dur- Deer exercise more than per cubic foot of freezer space Venison can be used in to package directions. Drain. of temperatures between 40 ing transport. Keep it out of domestic animals, so venison within a 24-hour period. Freeze place of beef in most all reci- Toss with 3 tablespoons mar- degrees F and 140 degrees F, direct sunlight. Do not tie your may be drier and less tender. at 0º F. or below. For best qual- pes. Use your favorite recipes garine, chopped parsley and doubling in number in as little deer across the hood or roof Moist heat methods, such as ity, store ground venison no or here is one that you may grated carrots.

State Rep. Issue 5 Issue 1 Cotton - 143 Obama - 26 ELECTION Hawthorne - 52 For - 132 For - 173 Jeffress - 76 Romney - 136 From Page 1 Linnett - 70 Against - 314 Against - 117 Issue 1 US Congress Issue 1 Issue 2 For - 157 Cotton - 93 For - 74 Nashville TWP 1 For - 125 Against - 88 Jeffress - 35 Against - 47 & Buck Range Against - 159 Issue 2 Issue 1 Issue 2 President Issue 5 For - 123 For - 93 For - 61 Obama - 69 For - 97 Against - 113 Against - 72 Muddy Fork & Brewer Against - 58 Romney - 161 Against - 196 Issue 5 Issue 2 President Issue 5 US Congress For - 100 For - 67 Obama - 29 For - 41 Cotton - 143 Nashville Ward 2 & 3 Against - 145 Against - 92 Romney - 171 Against - 83 Jeffress - 66 President Issue 5 US Congress Justice of the Peace Obama - 242 Nashville Ward 6 For - 68 Cotton - 145 Dierks Ward 3 Huffman - 86 Romney - 88 President Against - 94 Jeffress - 38 President Canaday - 78 US Congress Obama - 96 Issue 1 Obama - 20 Issue 1 Cotton - 71 Romney - 169 Blackland, Saratoga For - 121 Romney - 132 For - 131 Jeffress - 209 US Congress President Against - 75 US Congress Against - 104 Issue 1 Cotton - 133 Obama - 119 Issue 2 Cotton - 115 Issue 2 For - 217 Jeffress - 97 Romney - 78 For - 92 Jeffress - 27 For - 99 Against - 103 Issue 1 US Congress Against - 104 State Rep. Against - 130 Issue 2 For - 140 Cotton - 50 Issue 5 Hawthorne - 51 Issue 5 For - 171 Against - 124 Jeffress - 103 For - 60 Linnett - 107 For - 87 Against - 141 Issue 2 Issue 1 Against - 142 Issue 1 Against - 149 Issue 5 For - 120 For - 122 For - 100 For - 181 Against - 131 Against - 72 Center Point 1 & 2 Against - 59 County Line & Saline Against - 142 Issue 5 Issue 2 President Issue 2 President For - 101 For - 91 Obama - 42 For - 72 Obama - 47 Nashville Ward 4 Against - 169 Against - 95 Romney - 131 Against - 84 Romney - 230 President Issue 5 US Congress Issue 5 US Congress Obama - 86 Mineral Springs Wards 1 & 2 For - 93 Cotton - 102 For - 48 Cotton - 182 Romney - 71 President Against - 103 Jeffress - 45 Against - 112 Jeffress - 62 US Congress Obama - 211 Issue 1 Issue 1 Cotton - 72 Romney - 133 Tollette For - 86 Nashville TWP 1 For - 138 Jeffress - 53 US Congress President Against - 86 President Against - 133 Issue 1 Cotton - 85 Obama - 131 Issue 2 Obama - 76 Issue 2 For - 110 Jeffress - 162 Romney - 1 For - 62 Romney - 386 For - 112 Against - 44 Issue 1 US Congress Against - 108 US Congress Against - 155 Issue 2 For - 202 Cotton - 1 Issue 5 Cotton - 320 Issue 5 For - 81 Against - 132 Jeffress - 111 For - 59 Jeffress - 81 For - 118 Against - 71 Issue 2 Issue 1 Against - 115 Justice of the Peace Against - 159 Issue 5 For - 166 For - 107 Huffman - 274 For - 75 Against - 167 Against - 15 Dierks Wards 1 & 2 Canaday - 171 Nashville Ward 1 Against - 84 Issue 5 Issue 2 President Issue 1 President For - 174 For - 87 Obama - 25 For - 242 Obama - 72 Nashville Ward 5 Against - 168 Against - 29 Romney - 95 Against - 196 Romney - 220 President Issue 5 US Congress Issue 2 US Congress Obama - 77 Mineral Springs TWP, For - 73 Cotton - 70 For - 211 Cotton - 179 Romney - 163 Dillard, Blue Bayou Against - 52 Jeffress - 41 2 cols. x 4”Against - 227 Jeffress - 81 US Congress President N. News

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WHITE CLIFFS report; Gail Hamilton was ailing Chris Hopkins was involved comforted us in any way. You to the great work God is doing when they see that obeying the With Mary Crosslin and spent time in the emer- in a car accident and was trans- were all our family. in the Community and in the Gospel and living a Christian October came in like a storm gency room at Wadley, Dorothy ported to Shreveport for treat- You showed us that the hearts of men in our area. The lifestyle is not simply some with a vengeance in our neigh- Bailey had a doctor’s appoint- ment. No word on his condi- family of God grieve and share visiting church was University message we proclaim, but a life borhood. I was the first one hit ment last Monday. She is feeling tion. together. Thank you so much. True Holiness Church of Texar- that we truly believe and trust with four days in the Wadley better. She was able to attend My son Wilbert K. Crosslin If there is anyone who needs kana, Arkansas. Rev. Catherine in, then it will attract them to Medical Center, in Texarkana. the Senior Citizens activities passed away on October, 19, firewood for the winter, I have Nard, pastor. She brought great Christ. When was the last time I’m happy to report that I am re- on Wednesday in De Queen. in Anderson, Ind. His funeral plenty for the taking. You may words of encouragement to the someone asked you about your covering quite well. Thanks for Virginia Scott had a health was Saturday afternoon, at the call or come to the Crosslin Church. relationship with Jesus? When all the prayers and phone calls emergency last week and was Mount Zion Baptist Church, residence and cut what you is the last time someone asked from everyone. I am happy to in the hospital for a couple of with pastor Isaiah Germany want. CHRISTIAN REFRESHER; you about why you Jive like be a friend and neighbor to all days. She is up and recovering. officiating. The Hicks Funeral Mount Zion Baptist Church ACTS 26; 19-32 KJv (Based on you do? This scripture affirms the people in my area. You took Jacqueline Deloney was in the Home in charge. The Crosslin, celebrated its 133rd. Church the scripture) the fact that taking a stand for excellent care of me. hospital overnight on Wednes- Maxwell family thanks the com- Anniversary on Sun., Oct. 28. When people see us tak- Christ is an important element I guess this is the sick list day. She is home doing fine. munity and all that served and It was a great celebration ing a stand for the gospel, or in our witness to the world. Notice of a Finding of No signiicant Impact The USDA, Rural Utilities Service has received an application for inancial assis- tance from the City of Tollette, Arkansas. The proposed project consists of (1) Con- struction of a new water well on 0.5 acre of city owned property, and (2) Placing 0.5 mile of water main line from the new well site to the water tank site. As required by the National Environmental Policy Act and agency regulations, the Rural Utilities Service prepared an Environmental Assessment of the proposal that as- sessed the potential environmental effects of the proposal and the effect of the proposal may have on historic properties. The Environmental Assessment was published on September 4, 2012 for a 30-day public comment period, to which no comments were received. Upon consideration of the applicant’s proposal, federal and state environmental regulatory and natural resource agencies, and public input the agency has determined that the proposal will not have a signiicant effect on the human environment and for which an Environment Impact Statement will not be prepared. The basis of this deter- mination is that this determination was arrived through correspondence with federal, state, and local agencies, and the general public in accordance with NEPA procedures. Copies of the Environmental Assessment can be reviewed or obtained at the fol- lowing locations: USDA-Rural Development City of Tollette, Arkansas 300 W. Commerce Blvd. 205 Town Hall Drive Hope, Arkansas Tollette, Arkansas Phone: 870-777-8800 [Extension 4] Phone: 870-287-7200

For further information, please contact Keith Huskey, Area Specialist at 870-777- 8800 [Extension 4]. USDA Rural Development is an Equal Opportunity Lender, Provider, and Employ- er. Complaints of discrimination should be sent to: USDA Director, Ofice of Civil Rights, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410. A general location map of the proposal is shown below. (COT:90-92, w590)

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Hootens.com Rankings den Fairview. , Hamburg led Warren a kickoff 85 yards to the 4-yard line. who haven’t faced a wide-open ference went to playoffs). Senior run- blue sticker with the No. 16 on it Class 4A, Week 11, 2012 at halftime Week 8 in the conference “They are athletic and have more passing attack with weapons this ning back Dayton Winn has rushed throughout the playoffs to honor Star Copyright Hooten Publishing, Inc. title game before losing by 22 points. speed than we’ve seen all year,” season. Arkansas Baptist won its for more than 1,800 yards this year, City’s Zach Towers. The Eagles are 1. Stuttgart (9-1) The Lions play four sophomores and Ozark coach Jeremie Burns said. inal two games the season to make which helps open the passing attack in the playoffs for the irst time since 2. Arkadelphia (9-1) two freshmen on offense. “Our kids the playoffs in its irst season since for senior QB Austin Easterling. 2005 and they haven’t won in the 3. Nashville (8-2) are playing harder,” Hamburg coach LAST WEEK moving from Class 5A. Sophomore post-season since beating Wynne 4. Dollarway (9-1) Mike Cox said. “We got on a roll and Hootens.com correctly predicted QB Riley Perkins threw three TDs in BOTTOM HALF OF THE BRACKET 24-14 in the 2003 quarterinals. 5. Prairie Grove (9-0) built some conidence.” 23 of 24 games last week (96 per- last week’s 31-point win at Pulaski 6. Warren (7-3) Senior Lamarco Harris didn’t cent). For the season, Hootens.com Robinson. Highland captured its sec- Stuttgart has irst-round bye. Gravette at POTTSVILLE (25): 7. Malvern (8-2) play against Warren, ran timidly in has correctly predicted 246 of 288 ond straight conference title this year. This is the first meeting between 8. Highland (10-0) the irst half of last week’s 20-point games (85 percent). Senior QB Sterling Stowers has gen- Pocahontas at DARDANELLE these teams. Pottsville shared the 9. Pottsville (9-1) win over Dumas before regaining his erated more than 2,600 yards offense (16): Dardanelle hosts its irst playoff 4-4A title with Booneville this season. 10. CAC (6-3) conidence in the second half, Cox WEEK 11 PREDICTIONS (favored this fall. Stowers ran for two TDs and game since beating De Queen 34-27 Junior QB Michael Perry has ac- 11. Pea Ridge (9-1) said. Harris has rushed for more than team in ALL CAPS followed by passed for two in last week’s 46-point in the irst round in 2007, which was counted for more than 2,000 yards 12. Ozark (8-2) 800 yards this year. Sophomore slot point spread) triumph over winless Trumann. its last playoff victory. The Sand Liz- this fall. Perry ran for two TDs in last 13. Star City (8-2) receiver/wingback DeAndre Rachal TOP HALF OF THE BRACKET ards rallied from a ive-point halftime week’s 42-point win over Waldron. 14. Newport (7-3) has emerged as Hamburg’s premier Jonesboro Westside at DOLLAR- deicit at Mena last week. Pocahon- Perry and seniors Corey Campbell 15. Booneville (7-3) player on the perimeter. Rachal Booneville has irst-round bye. WAY (45): Jonesboro Westside ad- tas’ three conference losses this year and Tyler Weaver form a formidable 16. Lonoke (6-4) caught a 30-yard TD pass at Star vances to the playoffs for the second were by a combined 111-20. secondary. Perry has returned two 17. Hamburg (6-4) City Week 6 and ran for 105 yards Farmington at NEWPORT (7): time in school history and irst since interceptions for TDs this year, and 18. Valley View (7-3) and two scores at Warren. Junior Newport returns to the playoffs for 1998. Dollarway has been to the Lonoke at WARREN (8): War- he returned a fumble for a score last 19. Dardanelle (8-2) end Justin Martin (6-5, 270) anchors a state-best 29th straight season. post-season 13 of the past 14 years. ren players will wear a blue sticker week. Gravette advances to the play- 20. Mena (5-5) Hamburg’s defensive front, while The Greyhounds like to spread the Cardinal running backs Jeremiah with the No. 16 on it throughout the offs for the sixth straight season, but 21. Heber Springs (5-4) junior linebackers River Davis and field and run the ball. Freshman Young and Joshua Liddell combined playoffs to honor Star City’s Zach Lions were shutout by Prairie Grove 22. Farmington (7-3) Detonate Paskel top the tackle chart. Carl Turner has rushed for 1,346 for more than 2,500 yards this year. Towers. The Lumberjacks won the 55-0 a week ago. 23. Monticello (5-5) Hamburg’s offense line averages 280 yards and 13 TDs and has 119 yards Liddell ran for 178 yards and a pair 8-4A title this season, their irst title 24. Gosnell (5-5) pounds. receiving, while junior Kristen Crite of TDs in last week’s 34-point win at since 2009. Warren sophomore QB Maumelle at NASHVILLE (24): 25. Gravette (4-6) Ozark counters with 21seniors, has rushed for 727 yards and has Heber Springs. Justin Gorman has passed for almost These teams were part of the same 26. Maumelle (4-6) including steady quarterback Jona- 370 yards receiving. Newport has Heber Springs at STAR CITY (2): 1,100 yards this year, while junior QB conference from 2010-2011, with 27. Pocahontas (7-3) thon McKenzie. The dual threat has lost its past two home playoff games. Emotions are running high in Lincoln Drake Jones threw ive TD passes in Maumelle winning 29-26 in 2011 28. Crossett (4-6) rushed for 872 yards and 14 TDs, Farmington didn’t score in Week 8 County after senior linebacker Zack last week’s 33-8 win at Lake Village. and Nashville winning 52-20 in 2010 29. Arkansas Baptist (3-6-1) and completed 67 of 163 passes for or 9, but the Cardinals average 27 Towers endured a severe head injury Lonoke has won three straight games (when Maumelle was called Pulaski 30. Dumas (3-7) 1,142 yards and 10 scores this fall. points per game with senior running during last week’s 32-29 win over since switching senior D.J. Burton to Oak Grove). Maumelle lost its inal 31. Lincoln (5-5) McKenzie operates the read option back Spencer Boudrey getting the Crossett. Towers remained on life QB. Burton ran 16 times for 205 yards three games to Pottsville, Dardanelle 32. Ashdown (3-7) attack, which gave Hamburg fits bulk of the carries. support “and in grave condition” on and ive TDs in last week’s 27-point and Booneville by a combined 87-30, 33. Bauxite (2-8) in the second half against Warren. Mena at ARKADELPHIA (18): Monday, Bulldog coach Blair Brown win over Clinton. and the Hornets haven’t beaten a 34. Southside Batesville (4-5-1) Junior running back Bubba Elder has Arkadelphia can’t get satisied after said. Bulldog senior and one of Gosnell at MALVERN (28): A team with a winning record. Nashville 35. Jonesboro Westside (4-6) rushed 108 times for 757 yards and winning its irst conference title since Towers’ better friends Zach House rematch from the last year’s irst- inished the season with six straight 36. Subiaco Academy (4-6) 12 TDs this fall, and Elder also starts 1995. Junior QB Jakahari Howell speared the winning drive in the inal round which Malvern won 49-7. The wins, sharing the 7-4A title, its irst 37. Clinton (2-8) at linebacker (46 tackles, two fumble could return either this week or next two minutes last week. House lines Leopards lost their inal two regular- since 2009. Senior QB Joel Henry 38. Cave City (2-7-1) recoveries and an interception). week from a foot injury. Junior QB/ up at QB, running back and receiver, season games but can make a run in has passed for more than 2,800 yards 39. Pulaski Robinson (2-8) Dangerous receiver Toby Richard running back Kris Oliver ran 20 and plays cornerback, safety and the playoffs as they get healthy. Mal- and 37 TDs this season. 40. Dover (1-9) enjoyed his best game of the season times for 235 yards and 2 TDs in last rover on defense. Heber Springs’ vern QB Austin Warford has passed 41. Gentry (2-8) last week at Gentry with 47 yards and week’s ive-point victory at Malvern. Clint Ligon ran for 102 yards and for more than 1,800 yards and 18 TDs CAC (10) at Valley View: Valley 42. DeWitt (1-9) a TD in the irst quarter. Richard (14 Sophomore Emmanuel Cooper’s two TDs in last week’s 34-point loss this fall and rushed for almost 1,000 View returns to the playoffs for the 43. Berryville (1-8) catches, 361 yard and ive TDs) has emergence at running back takes to Dollarway. yards and 12 TDs. Gosnell allowed ifth time since starting the varsity 44. Brookland (3-6) been slowed by a separated shoulder pressure off Oliver. Mena slipped 350 yards rushing in last week’s program seven years ago. Valley 45. Lake Village (1-9) since Week 3. Senior linebackers to the No. 5 seed after leading MONTICELLO (2) at Pea Ridge: 39-point loss at Valley View. View senior Kadin Hydrick ran seven 46. Trumann (0-10) Ethan Hawkins (101 tackles, three Dardanelle by ive points at halftime Monticello must get more consistent times for 127 yards and a TD last 47. Waldron (0-10) fumble recoveries) and Brandon last week before losing by two TDs. on offense, but its overall team speed Crossett at PRAIRIE GROVE week against Gosnell. Central Arkan- 48. Marianna (0-9) Brokeshoulder (91 tackles) pace the Bearcat John Balentine ran for three could give the Blackhawks problems. (21): Most teams in South Arkansas sas Christian won four of its inal ive Hillbilly defense. TDs against Dardanelle. Monticello’s Diante Barnhill ran for wanted to avoid Prairie Grove early games, including a 7-0 win over No. HOOTENS.COM GAME OF THE Hamburg could have an advan- 158 yards and three TDs in last in the playoffs. The undefeated Tigers 2 Arkadelphia Week 6, to advance to WEEK tage on special teams. Senior Oscar OZARK (1) at Hamburg: Hootens. week’s 19-point win at DeWitt, which have allowed just 29 points this sea- the playoffs for the second straight No. 12 Ozark at No. 17 Hamburg Mon dragon has kicked four field com Class 4A Game of the Week. propelled the Billies into the playoffs. son, and they forced four turnovers season. CAC threw five intercep- Hamburg has won six of its past goals this year, and all his misses are Pea Ridge inished 9-1 this fall, its in the irst half of last week’s 55-0 tions against Ashdown last week. eight games after opening the season beyond 40 yards. Junior receiver/cor- Arkansas Baptist at HIGHLAND best record since posting the same win over Gravette, capping their irst The Mustangs haven’t won a playoff with consecutive sportsmanship loss- nerback Desnond Stanley returned a (12): Arkansas Baptist could cause record but missing the playoffs in undefeated regular season since game since beating Dumas 42-20 in es to Class 5A White Hall and Cam- punt for a TD against Dumas and ran problems for the unbeaten Rebels, 1993 (only two teams from each con- 2001. Crossett players will wear a the 2007 quarterinals. 209 N. Main Nashville, AR 845-4840 Class AA Arkansas High School Football Rankings & Notes

Class 2A, Week 11, 2012 42. Union Christian (2-8) ing Class 2A teams. Hootens.com Conway Christian QB Tanner Steven- Carlisle’s eight seniors made sure last from the unbeaten junior high team to Copyright Hooten Publishing, Inc. 43. Mountain Pine (0-10) has picked 241 of 281 Class 2A son has completed 61 percent of his Friday night was not their last football account for more than 200 all-purpose 1. Junction City (9-1) 44. Cedar Ridge (0-10) games (86 percent) this season. passes for 2,618 yards and 33 TDs. game at Fred Hardke Field with a yards last week vs. Murfreesboro. 2. Bearden (8-2) 45. Hermitage (2-8) A year ago in the irst round, Best dominating 30-14 win over England. 3. Rison (7-3) 46. Western Yell County (1-9) WEEK 11 PLAYOFF PREDIC- ran for a career-high 427 yards and Junior Deron Ricks ran for 145 of STRONG (6) at Hazen: No. 11 4. Salem (10-0) 47. Marvell (0-10) TIONS (favored team in CAPS seven TDs in McCrory’s 62-43 win Carlisle’s 320 yards last week. Ricks Strong pushed the better teams in the 5. Gurdon (9-1) 48. Hartford (0-10) followed by point spread) over Conway Christian. should top 1,000 yards for the season 8-2A with four offensive linemen who 6. E. Poinsett County (9-1) 49. Lafayette County (0-10) TOP HALF OF BRACKET this week against a Mount Ida (5-2A) weigh 290 pounds, another at 320 7. Carlisle (8-1) Poyen at HACKETT (18): Hackett, defense that allowed a combined pounds and a scheme that gets the 8. Magnet Cove (9-1) GAME OF THE WEEK GURDON has first-round bye. the 4-2A champion, has won two 116 points in losses to Magnet Cove, football to its playmakers (WRs Anto- 9. Walnut Ridge (7-2) No. 9 Walnut Ridge at No. 3 Rison playoff games in the modern playoff Bigelow and Conway Christian. nio Green, Jarvis Nute and Will Smith) 10. Norphlet (6-4) Contrasting styles collide in Cleve- Foreman at BEARDEN (15): era (1969-present). Poyen has won in one-on-one matchups. Hazen may 11. Strong (5-5) land County after Walnut Ridge trav- No. 2 Bearden (8-2A) got past two of its past three games. BOTTOM HALF OF BRACKET have got caught looking ahead last 12. Hackett (9-1) els more than three hours to Rison. No. 11 Strong 22-15 last week week when it lost turnovers and made 13. Mountainburg (8-2) Walnut Ridge play-making QB Zach without starting QB Javeaz Sledge England at MINERAL SPRINGS SALEM has irst-round bye. several key mistakes in a 20-16 loss 14. Hazen (7-3) Crisler (5-11, 185) tries to beat Rison’s (sprained foot) in the fourth quarter. (3): No. 19 Mineral Springs (7-2A) to rival Des Arc. Hazen needs junior 15. Bigelow (8-1) run-stopping defense through the Senior B.J. Ross took direct snaps playmakers, TB Rashad Williams Brinkley at BIGELOW (13): No. 15 QB Gage Johnson (ankle) to return 16. Conway Christian (7-3) air. Crisler has completed 64 of 112 during a 17-play, 79-yard scoring (5,000 career yards) and DT Derrick Bigelow and senior TB Terrell Dunlap this week, allowing sophomore Lucas 17. England (7-3) passes this fall for 1,023 yards and drive that consumed eight minutes. Muldrow (10 tackles and two sacks (279 yards vs. Conway Christian Tenison to go back to running back. 18. Murfreesboro (7-3) 17 touchdowns with ive interceptions. Foreman’s 230-pound RB Eddie last week vs. Spring Hill) are healthy last week) run to the second round. Tenison almost carried Hazen to vic- 19. Mineral Springs (7-3) The gritty senior’s favorite target is Batey is a load, and Dairyon Jones again. England (6-2A) has dropped Bigelow’s front seven slows a Brinkley tory last week, rushing for more than 20. Dierks (7-3) All-3-2A senior receiver Hunter Flippo, runs well at slotback. Bearden beat two straight to Hazen (26-6) and team (6-2A) that won its way into the 100 yards in the second half. 21. McCrory (6-3) who has 26 receptions for 428 yards Gurdon 28-26 two weeks ago. Gur- Carlisle (30-14). Carlisle ran for 320 postseason with a 36-14 win over 22. Parkers Chapel (4-5) and seven TDs. All-league LB Rowdy don downed Foreman (7-2A) 41-6 yards on England. Clarendon last week. Walnut Ridge at RISON (12): See 23. Foreman (5-5) Ditto paces the Walnut Ridge defense last week. Sledge is doubtful to play 2A Game of the Week. 24. Mount Ida (6-4) with 74 tackles. Rison counters with this week. Norphlet at E. POINSETT COUN- Marked Tree at JUNCTION CITY 25. Des Arc (5-4) a straight-ahead, quick-hitting offense TY (6): Intriguing matchup. No. 6 (35): No. 1 Junction City (8-2A) forced Des Arc at MOUNTAINBURG (6): 26. Marked Tree (3-6) that has attempted just 38 passes the J.C. Westside at MAGNET COVE EPC’s (3-2A) defense allows 201 six turnovers last week in shutting Des Arc enters the game as healthy as 27. Palestine-Wheatley (4-6) entire season. Rison averages 283 (16): J.C. Westside (4-2A) senior run- yards and 14 ppg. Its plethora of skill out No. 10 Norphlet 49-0. Junction it has been this season and fresh off a 28. Augusta (3-7) yards rushing per game behind an ning backs Taylor Houston (5-6, 200) players should match up well with Nor- City has shut out ive of its past six 20-16 upset of Hazen. Mountainburg’s 29. Cross County (3-6-1) offensive line anchored by OG Ter- and Chris McCormick (6-2, 200) are phlet’s all-league WR Vincent Hegler opponents. The Dragons allow 128 D features playmaking DT Stephen 30. Cutter M Star (4-6) rell Gray (6-3, 265) and OT Conner hard to tackle. Magnet Cove (4-2A) (875 receiving yards; 325 rushing yards per game. Senior LB Hayden Stearman (6-5, 305), DE Matthew 31. Hector (6-4) James (6-5, 280). Juniors Jokenzie QB Hunter Linam may have success yards) and all-8-2A QB Mike Tipton Smith leads the Junction City D with Dewater (5-10, 155) and DE Frank 32. J.C. Westside (4-5) Broughton (701 yards), Zuntario Oli- throwing the ball this week. Linam has (1,600 passing yards and 16 TDs). 80 tackles. James (6-1, 165). 33. Decatur (6-4) ver (670 yards), Nathan Wilson (646 completed more than 50 percent of his EPC sophomore QB Aaron Scales has 34. Hampton (2-6) yards) and senior Jarvis Broughton passes this season for 1,200 yards completed 60 precent of his passes DIERKS (10) at Hector: Hector (4- Decatur at MURFREESBORO 35. Magazine (3-6) (398 yards) share the carries. Rison with just three interceptions. for 1,125 yards and 19 TDs with just 2A) last won a playoff game in 2006 (15): Matchup features two outstand- 36. Poyen (2-8) prides itself on defense and special ive interceptions. Scales (505 yards), under former head coach Bryan Rust ing athletes in Decatur sophomore QB 37. Quitman (4-6) teams. The Wildcats allow 182 yards McCRORY (2) at Conway Chris- Trevor McDaniel (575 yards), Jammar (now at Pottsville). Dierks limped to Victor Urquidi (1,129 rushing yards; 38. Brinkley (3-8) and 14.3 points per game. tian: Bigelow’s Terrell Dunlap ran 31 Sturdivant (473 yards), Caleb Harston a fourth-place inish in the 7-2A after 767 passing yards; 126 tackles at LB) 39. Clarendon (1-9) times for 279 yards last week against (411 yards) and Byron Scales (355 season-ending injuries to leading and Murfreesboro senior QB Peter 40. Spring Hill (1-10) LAST WEEK Conway Christian (5-2A), which tries yards) pace a balanced rushing attack. rusher and tackler Remington Jester Saygnaphay. Saygnaphay ran for 373 41. Woodlawn (0-9) Hootens.com correctly picked to slow McCrory senior TB Logan and WR/CB Tyler Narens. Freshman of Murfreesboro’s 671 rushing yards 20 of 24 games (83 percent) involv- Best (5,700 career yards) this week. Mount Ida at CARLISLE (8): No. 7 tailback Trendin McKinney promoted last week at Dierks. All the sports coverage you’ll ever want! The Nashville News FIRST STATE BANK Equal Housing Member FDIC www.swarkansasnews.com Nashville • (870) 451-9994 Lender Page 10 THURSDAY November 8, 2012 Sports The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Scrappers open second season with familiar foe DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Terry Rhodes is a scat- 845 yards and 13 touchdowns. Sports Editor back who lines up at quar- Donyell King has 708 yards terback. Maumelle will use a and nine touchdowns in only NASHVILLE – The Nash- lot of motion in the backfield seven games. ville Scrappers will begin to confuse defenses, but JaKaree Gaines has rushed their trek to the “Rock” and Rhodes emerges with the ball for 902 yards and 10 touch- a spot in the 4A state cham- in his hands most of the time downs this year. pionship at home as the according to Dawson. Lawerence has split time as Maumelle Hornets come to Anthony Turner and Tys- a running back and receiver, town for the first round of the hun Robinson line up at half- combining for 852 yards of 2012 state playoffs. back and Jesse Hopkins will offense. The Scrappers enter the play fullback for Maumelle. Dawson stated that he playoffs as co-conference Dawson is confident that feels that it will be harder champions and the two seed the Scrapper defense will be for Maumelle to adjust to from the 7-4A, while Mau- able to make the necessary Nashville’s style of offense melle enters the matchup adjustments to stop the mis- after seeing a series of run as a four seed from the 4-4A direction used in the Hornet oriented offenses all season. conference. offense. Maumelle will line up in Scrapper Coach Billy Daw- He stated that Nashville will a four front and will try to son believes his team is have to stay with their assign- pressure Hendry. ready for whatever Maumelle ments and be aware of where Kendall Donnerson is an brings to the table Friday the ball is going. athletic player who lines up night. Tyler Parker and Jacolby at end, but also plays tackle Maumelle pulled out a Crow lead the Scrapper de- and works as a cover guy victory over Nashville last fense from the middle of the when needed. year and Dawson stated that field, while Kyler Lawrence “He’s a special hybrid kind many of his starters remem- has emerged as a threat on of guy, he’s in the backfield ber the loss. the outside. all the time in the film we The Hornet offense has Nashville’s offense has have,” Dawson remarked changed somewhat since last been firing on all cylinders concering Donnerson. year after Maumelle’s move recently, rattling off six con- Dawson was pleased with to the 4-4A conference. secutive wins after losing to the way Nashville’s special Maumelle’s offense has Arkadelphia in September. teams have performed in used a lot of misdirection in The Scrapper offense is recent weeks. Jalen Whit- DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News their offense this year, lining averaging just under 51 points more and Christian Aranda Nolan Webster (55) and Chas Scott sack Bauxite’s quarterback for a safety in the first quarter of up in the Wing-T most of the per game during that same six combined for eight PATs last last week’s 58-14 win over Bauxite. Nashville’s defense will have their hands full with Maumelle time. The change in style week span. week at Bauxite. this week in the first round of the 4A playoffs. mimics what most teams Joel Hendry continues to The return teams scored are doing in their new con- lead Nashville’s offense to vic- two touchdowns last week ference. tory, averaging 292.5 yards in as well. “They try to confuse you the air per game. Nashville will host Mau- Outlaws hit the road in hopes of a win with your eyes. You can’t Senior Lavonte Thomas is melle in first round action DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY who averages just over yards this season. watch the football,” Dawson leading an impressive receiv- Friday with kickoff scheduled Sports Editor nine tackles per game for The leading rusher is Gus stated. ing corps with 41 catches for for 7 p.m. the Wildcats. Joining him Nichols with 1,089 yards. He DIERKS -- The Outlaws take among the leading tacklers is joined in the backfield by to the road as they enter the are Eric McGowan and Dan- sophomore Tyler Brashear. 2012 2A state playoffs and iel Lott. The receiving corps is head to Hector this Friday Hector has been strong run by committee with Fall Champs... night for a first round match against the pass, recording Hunter Davis leading the up against the Wildcats. 16 interceptions this season. pack with 460 yards receiv- Dierks enters the play- Hector likes to run a ing for the year. offs as a four seed in the multiple set offense, which Dierks will travel to Hec- 7-4A conference with a 7-3 has allowed senior quarter- tor Friday to face the Wild- record, while the Wildcats back Logan Riley to flour- cats with kickoff scheduled enter as a three seed from ish, throwing for over 1,300 for 7 p.m. the 4-2A with a 6-4 record. The Dierks Outlaws re- vealed a new weapon last week in Freshman Trendin McKinney. McKinney moved up to the varsity squad after leading the Junior Outlaws to an undefeated conference title. He scored 22 of Dierks’ 23 first half points last Friday in a loss to Murfreesboro and will be ready to pitch in on offense and defense if called upon Friday. Junior Andy Tedder has taken over the starting tail- back duties since the season ending injury suffered by Remington Jester. Tedder is a north-south runner who is also one of the Outlaws’ leading tacklers on defense. SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News Hector’s defense is only Arkansas Storm Chasers finished the fall ball season as the 14 & under champions. Pictured left giving up 18 points per to right (front row) Jayda Spoo, Katlyn Smith, Anna Corbitt, Madison Humphry, Morgan White. game, while Dierks has (back row) Head Coach Scott Cox, Hannah Cox, Gabi Dougan, Coach Anthony Ashbrooks, averaged 40 points on the Kayla Ashbrooks, Coach Trevor Humphry, Jayla Spoo, Shaylie Mount and Coach Steven Mount. offensive side of the ball. Hector’s defense is led by senior Nick McKinstry DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Jalen Key (2) breaks up a pass last week as the Outlaws battled the Murfreesboro Rattlers. Dierks will travel to Hector this Friday \ for the first round of the 2A playoffs. TO THE VOTERS IN Saturday Nov. 10th, NASHVILLE RURAL JP DISTRICT 4 HUGE Yard Sale! Thank you for your I do mean HUGE!!! It is a BeneitYard Sale for Lindsey LaForge to help with Medical Bills as she support and your votes in goes through her ight with Cancer. We have stuff donated to us from Multiple families from all over the 2012 General Elec- the area. So come to RK Hall Construction in Tex- arkana on Saturday and get you a bargain. We will tion. Thank you for the have a little of everything. We will start at 8:00am and go to whenever. Lots of stuff to sale at good privilege of prices and helping someone one out too!! 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Austin Combs, 10, of Nashville, killed his first buck which is a 9 point, while hunting with his dad Rodney Combs during the youth hunt Nov. 4. He was hunting at the Anderson Farm in Ozan.

Austin White with his spike opening morning of youth hunt, hunting with his mother Miki Mussett.

2012 Youth Hunt Highlights

Kailus Hughes, age 12, shot a 10 point buck, while hunting with Maci Bishop, age 7, shot a doe during doe only season while his grandfather, Leo Hughes, at Hickory Grove. hunting with her father, Bryan McJunkins.

John Patrick Cothren, age 10, killed his first buck during the youth hunt, while hunting on his Morgan White 14-year-old hunting in Murfreesboro with her step dad Clifford Mussett. family’s farm located between Dierks and Center Point.

• November 2012 Youth Hunt • • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • Page 12 THURSDAY November 8, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Lady Outlaws to play Scrapperettes in OBU tournament DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY able to close the first period Sports Editor with a 9-8 lead. The Scrapperettes in- ARKADELPHIA – The creased their lead to 24-18 Nashville Scrapperettes and by the half and outscored Dierks Lady Outlaws each the Lady Knight 38-29 in the overcame a first round loss second half to win the game with a victory Wednesday by 15. night to advance to the finals Snowden led the Scrapper- in the consolation bracket ettes with 19 points, followed of the Lady Tiger Tip-Off by McJunkins with 18. Tournament held at Ouachita Kirby Kell scored eight, Baptist University. Hannah Vines scored sev- Nashville opened the tour- en, Wright scored six and nament with a disappointing La’Trice Wiley and Tamira 49-34 loss at the hands of Stewart each scored two. Magnet Cove. Dierks was paired up Coach Ron Alexander con- against 4A Arkadelphia tributed the loss in part to a Wednesday and was able to poor shooting performance. jump out early and hold on Kassidy Snowden was the for the 49-38 win. leading scorer for Nashville Walston hit three 3-point- with 12 points, followed ers in the first period as the CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News by Maddie McJunkins and Lady Outlaws jumped out to Avante Evans (5) outpaces a Spring Hill Bear as he races downfield last Thursday night in the Hornets’ 51-0 win over Spring Shayla Wright with six each. a 13-6 lead. Hill. Mineral Springs will host England this Friday in the opening round of the 2A state playoffs. Dierks opened the tourna- They closed out the first ment with Pulaski Academy. half with a 21-11 lead. The Lady Outlaws held their Each team scored 11 in own for a half, but the Lady the third period, but Dierks Hornets to host England Friday Bruins were able to pull away was able to finish with an 11 DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY and speed to the best of his ability. 300 yards in Hector’s 53-14 victory in the second half for a 64-51 point win. Sports Editor Quarterback Kendrick Langston over Brinkley. win over Dierks. Walston led the Lady Out- continues to lead the Hornet offense The Hornet defense is led by Adrianna Walston led the laws with 24 points, followed MINERAL SPRINGS -- The Mineral with poise. Derrick Muldrow. The senior plays Lady Outlaws with 13 points, by Ayers with nine. Madasan Springs Hornets hope to make the The Lions will bring a tough de- defensive tackle, and middle line- followed by Sarah Cothren Muse scored eight, Kolby most of their home game in the play- fense to the table, with linebackers backer each week. with 11 and Kendall Ayers Kirkpatrick scored four and offs this weekend as 6-2A three seed Hollis Hankins and Curtis Rogers Larry Hinton has emerged as one with nine. Whitney Bennett and Mikayla England comes to town Friday night. leading an aggressive Lion defense. of Mineral Springs’ biggest threats Nashville was able to turn Feemster each scored two. The Hornets are led by senior Ra- Assisting Williams and Langston at line backer and E.J. Stewart leads things around Wednesday Nashville and Dierks will shad Williams, who cracked the 5,000 will be Shavon Velcoff, Avante Evans the secondary for the Hornets. when they faced the Center- compete in the finals of the yard career rushing mark last week and Tyler Villegas. Mineral Springs will host the Eng- point Lady Knights, emerging consolation bracket tonight when Mineral Springs rolled past The Lion offense is lead by land Lions in opening round action with a 62-47 win. at 5:50 p.m. at Ouachita Bap- Spring Hill. Williams has been de- sophomore quarterback Tyrick Fri., Nov. 9 with kickoff scheduled Centerpoint jumped out to tist University in Arkadel- scribed as elusive and uses his size Harris. Harris through the ball for for 7 p.m. a 7-2 lead, but Nashville was phia.

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219 N. 2nd St. Leave Name and Telephone Number PO Box 903 Nashville, AR 71852 LARRY R. TEAGUE, CIC Ofice 870-845-5303 Mine Creek Village PARTNER Fax 870-845-1764 1108 N. Main • Nashville www.teagueandteague.com HOME • LIFE • AUTO WE OFFER... [email protected] • 1150 sq. ft. home with two bedrooms, two baths, carport and storage • We furnish and maintain these homes with a washer, dryer, MILLWOOD CORPORATION disposal, refrigerator, stove, mini blinds, ceiling fans and smoke alarms Buyer of TimBer & TimBerland • We have security lighting • We have underground sprinkler systems • All of the yard work and lower beds will be furnished and Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 maintained Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 • Our residences are energy eficient with low utility bills • Retired living with comparable age group (55 yrs. and older ) • We have a safe and secure surrounding with a village type J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 atmosphere where people watch out for one another yet have the convenience and privacy of their own independent dwelling P.O. Box 1316 Ofice: For further information please contact Stan Lawrence Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 870-451-3468 or Jerrie Brockman at 817-980-0328 Page 16 THURSDAY November 8, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 McDonald’s under construction, remains open CELIA MONTGOMERY There are also lots of exciting changes for our crew and staff. There will be more storage NASHVILLE - McDonald’s Owner-Opera- space and a new, larger freezer and cooler tors Steve and Celia Montgomery are proud unit. We know we will need more space for to announce the expansion of their Nashville product to serve more happy customers as restaurant. This store was built in 1987 and we grow in size and capacity. has undergone two lobby revisions, but this Our company wide Directors of Opera- time we needed to really grow. Handling the tions Billy Macks, and our store manager, flow of current business was a top priority. Jon Bauer, are both working hard and guiding This new revision, which is well underway, the progress of this project. Come and visit will extend capacity by adding 26 more inside them soon and see the progress for yourself. seats, taking our lobby seating from 37 to 63. Our new drive-through will remain open And, yes, there will still be some outdoor while we close the lobby for its renovations seating for all of their customers who love the to continue to serve you the food you love patio. The new décor package will be a bold while the interior is under construction. orange and black, perfect for Nashville. Come We hope to be completely done and fully in and see the template of our future store. operational by mid-December to serve you The other big buzz will surround the in- better through the Christmas Holidays and stallation of a dual lane drive-through. This from then on. Come in and watch the changes is where we can take orders in two spots, at your McDonald’s restaurant or check it out which helps to maintain shorter lines and on our Facebook page by searching “McDon- gives more customers more room to pull ald’s of Nashville” or visiting www.facebook. off of the road. We are very excited about com/McDonaldsofNashville. Remember, we are this addition because over 65 percent of our still doing our best to serve you a great meal DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY I NASHVILLE NEWS business comes through our drive-through. at a great price. The Nashville McDonald’s restaurant will remain open will undergoing construction.

n ABOVE: Kash King, 9, of Nashville was inducted Nov. 3 into the Arkansas No one can protect your Purple Circle Club in Little Rock. King showed a grand family or assets better! champion Charolais Bull at the Arkansas State Fair. Randy Veach, Arkansas Farm Bureau president, presented Coverage you need the award. The club is an awards program recognizing with a name you can trust junior livestock exhibitors who earned championship honors at the Arkansas State Fair. It is sponsored by Arkansas Farm Bureau. Howard County SHOP IN HOPE FOR THE Arkansas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit, private farm and HOLIDAYS rural advocacy organization Insurance of more than 200,000 families Merchants Chri stmas throughout the state working to improve farm and rural life. 1-870-845-5800 King is the son of Pace and Open House Jodi King of Nashville. 691 HWY 27 S Bypass • Nashville, AR (Located behind Southern Belle Inn & Western Sizzlin) Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. Hope Hempstead County Chamber of Commerce Downtown Family Pharmacy 810 South Main Elaine’s Final Touch 205 South Main Martin’s 914 North Hervey License #23019 Wilson Furniture Corner of 3rd and Main Streets Southern Printing 213 South Main Amigo Juan Mexican Café 1200 North Hervey PROUD SUPPORTER OF THE Hope Builder’s Depot 300 West 3rd Bancorp South 3rd & Elm Streets… . NASHVILLE SCRAPPERS Summit Bank 6th and Main Hope Auto Company Hwy. 278 & I 30 Rae Tay’s Formal and All Occasion 208 South Main Elm Street Antiques 2nd and Elm Streets Tyson of Hope Hope Water and Light 105 North Elm Tailgaters Burger Company 101 South Main MC Donald’s South Hervey and I 30 Holiday Inn Express.. I-30 and Hwy. 278 1St Bank 200 East Third Sheba’s Family Restaurant North Hervey Street Heather Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 23rd Street and Hwy. 29 South Hope Country Club and Restaurant La’Louisianne 3605 Patmos Road Advantage Storage 2316 Patmos Road Town and Country Catering Corner of 2nd and Walnut Best Western Of Hope 1800 Holiday Drive The Loft 1803 South Main L.K’s Closet 212 South Main Hope Engraving downtown Hope Back On The Rack Corner of South Main and 14th Street Diamond Bank 400 South Main Get entry form validated at 5 sponsors and Drop your form by the Hope Chamber Ofice 2nd and Main for chance to win gift basket and $200 in Hope Bucks...

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JAMES C. GRAVES SEAN A. MILLER US Navy 1967-71 US Air Force Served on USS Stribling Airman First Class and USS Nashville Active Duty Enlisted Feb. 28, 2012

NATHANIEL L. CORNISH US Army Enlisted Dec. 1995 Army Commendation Medal-2nd Award, Army Achievement JOHN A. MILLER Medal-4th Award, US Air Force 1986-96 Army Reserve Health Services Component BILLY D. FAULkNER Management Achievement Medal- US Air Force 1955-75 ARTHUR ANDERSON “DUGAN” TINSLEY AF Commendation 2nd Award National Air Force Medal, AF Defense Service Commendation Medal Arthur Anderson “Dugan” Tinsley The U.S.S Rathburne then sailed Outstanding Unit Medal Armed Forces was drafted in November 1943 into the for Luzon and made bombardments Award, AF Good Expeditionary United States Navy and traveled from on Lingayen beaches while under- Conduct Medal, Medal-2nd Award Little Rock, AR to San Diego, CA. Af- water demolition teams went ashore National Defense Iraq Campaign ter a six week boot camp, he was sworn to conduct another successful recon- Service Medal Ribbon w/ Bronze into the U.S. Navy on November 11, naissance. While anchored in the Campaign Star Global 1943. He then attended the Naval radio Lingayen Gulf, they avoided disaster War on Terrorism school and in July 1944 went aboard by shooting down a Japanese suicide Expeditionary Medal the U.S.S. Rathburne APD25 as a radio bomber attempting to destroy their Global War on operator, Radioman 3rd class. ship. Terrorism Service The ship left San Diego to sail to Their tour included stops on Iwo Medal Humanitarian Pearl Harbor. After arrival in Pearl Jima and Okanawa, where the U.S.S. Service Medal Armed Harbor, they were ordered to the is- Rathburne was hit by a suicide bomber, Forces Reserve Medal land of Maui for training with the U.S. but there were no casualties. In all of with “M” Device- BILLY J. MAY Navy Underwater Demolition teams her adventures, the Rathburne never 2nd Award Army US Army 1972-92 off the beaches of Oahu. lost a man from the 120 man crew. Non-Commissioned National Defense The sailors aboard the U.S.S. Rath- After the bombing, the crew took the Officer Professional Service Medal w/ burne made a total of 6 reconnaissance Rathburne back to San Diego for dry LOGAN COULTER JR. Development Ribbon- Bronze Service Star, missions and invasions while in ac- docking and repairs. While in San Di- US Army 1952-61 2nd Award Army Noncommissioned tion. The irst reconnaissance was on ego, the war ended. The inal voyage of UN Service Medal, Service Ribbon Officer Professional September 21, 1944 in the islands of the U.S.S. Rathburne was south from Korean Service Arkansas Federal Development Ribbon, Ulithi, and then they landed troops on San Diego, through the Panama Canal, Medal, Two Global Service Ribbon-2nd Army Service Ribbon, the island of Palaus. They went on to to Philadelphia where they decommis- War on Terrorism Award Arkansas Overseas Service Letyte Gulf in the Philippines where, sioned the ship in 1945. Arthur Tinsley Expeditionary Medals, Service Ribbon-3rd Ribbon, Army Good in route, on January 5, 1945, they shot returned home to Nashville, AR where Good Conduct Medal, Award Arkansas Conduct Medal, Army down 5 Japanese torpedo bombers. he lives today with his wife, Wanda. National Defense Emergency Service Achievement Medal Service Medal Ribbon-3rd Award

Countryside nursery HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Aaron R. Brasel of Southwest Arkansas BRASEL LAW FIRM, PLLC PROUD SUPPORTER • Criminal Defense • Civil Lawsuits Happy Veterans Day OF ALL OUR VETERANS • Custody & Divorce • Wills & Estate Planning P.O. Box 813 Ofice: 870-845-4100 (870) 845-2307 142 Hwy 27 Bypass • Nashville 198 MURRAY LANE (870) 845-3500 • Toll-free 1-866-945-9200 Nashville, AR 71852 Fax: 845-4103 Off Hwy 278 W, toward Center Point In remembrance of Our Veterans all who fought for our freedom. Lisa Chandler Insurance

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ROBERT B. BOWLES US Marine Corps 1949- DON COULTER HUGH A. CARVER 73 US Navy 1955-59 Korea 1952-54 Combat Action Ribbon Avionics Division Artillery-Korean w/ one star, Marine Officer Service Medal W/4 Corps Good Conduct w/ Helicopter Anti- Bronze Service Stars, 8 stars, Armed Forces Submarine Squadron National Defense Exceptional Medal, Remained in standby Service Medal, Good Asiatic Pacific Campaign reserves until June Conduct Medal, Medal, Korean Service 1964 United Nations Medal w/ 5 stars, Service Metal National Defense Service Medal w/ 3 stars, Navy Occupation Service Medal, Vietnam Services Medal w/ 1 star, Civil Action Medal, Gallantry Cross, Republic of Korea War Service Medal, Republic of Vietnam JOHN R. FAULkNER Campaign Medal, United Nations Service SFC John R. Faulkner is the son of Readiness NCO in Benton, and in Feb- Medal, Marine Corps Reba and Doug Cox of Nashville and ruary of the following year he attended Drill Instructor Ribbon, the grandson of Richard and Clarene Military Occupational Skill Training in T.J. WESTFALL GERALD LITTLEFIELD Korean Presidential Unit Musgrave. He is a 1998 NHS graduate Minden, La. for Transportation. In Febru- US Army 1951-53 US Air Force 1960–68 Citation, Meritorious and Class who began college at UCA in ary of 2010, he was promoted to Sergeant Unit Commendation, 1998. On Nov. 11, 1999 he enlisted into First Class, a rank he holds today. Presidential Unit the Army National Guard Unit in Prescott Faulkner currently resides in Conway Citation, Republic of as an Infantryman (1-153 IN 39th IBCT). with his wife Lauren B. Faulkner who is Vietnam Civil Actions Faulkner spent Jan. – April 2000 in a nurse practitioner. Unit Citation, Republic of Basic Training/AIT) at Fort Benning, Ga. His service awards include: Meritori- Vietnam Gallantry Cross (Home of the Infantry), and he continued ous Service Medal, Army Commenda- Unit Citation, Vietnam college from Aug. 2000 until Oct. 2003, tion Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Remembering all the Presidential Unit when he was promoted to sergeant and Global War On Terrorism Expedition- Citation, Korean Medal deployed in support of Operation Iraqi ary Medal, Combat Infantry Badge, 3 Freedom as a Senior Radio Telephone Arkansas Emergency Service Ribbons, soldiers & veterans that Operator. Arkansas Federal Service Ribbon, 2 In Dec. 2005, he married Lauren B. Arkansas Service Ribbons, National fought for our freedom Douglas of Texarkana and graduated Defense Service Medal, Global War On from UCA with a bachelor of science. Terrorism Service Medal, 2 Army Good 106 S. Main St. • Nashville In August of the next year, Faulkner Conduct Medals, Army Reserve Com- 1-870-451-9232 took a full time National Guard job in ponents Achievement Medal, Overseas Conway at the 39th Brigade Special Service Ribbon, Meritorious Unit Com- Troops Battalion as Company Training mendation, Armed Forces Reserve Medal NCO and was promoted to Staff Sergeant. W/ M Device, 3 Noncommissioned Of- In Nov. 2009 he transferred to 39th icers Prof Development Ribbons, Army TERESA (JACkSON) MILLER Brigade Support Battalion (1st Battalion Service Ribbon, Armed Forces Reserve US Air Force 1986-89 Forward Support Company) as Company Medal. Senior Airman

LARRY BATSON JR. Teague & Teague Larry Batson Jr. served in the United States Army from 1966 through Insurance Agency 1969. He completed Advanced Infantry Training at Fort Eustis, Va., and 219 N 2nd • Nashville • 870-845-5303 was stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, and Mannheim, Germany. He spent 12 months in Danang, South Vietnam, as a helicopter repairman. Land of the Free... Because of the Brave! Westbrook Electric K & N Red-E-Mart Thank You to all Our Soldiers & Vets Salutes Salutes all soldiers, veterans and Robbie Sanders

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