Local coverage since 1951 See Page 2 MONTGOMERY “Team Fisher” competes at COUNTY NEWS national tourney USPS 361 - 700 • 75¢ • Vol. 67 • Issue 32 • Thursday, August 9, 2018 • 1 Section • 10 Pages • Published in Mount Ida, Arkansas Texas fugitive arrested after threatening “suicide by cop”
DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY [email protected] PINE RIDGE - The Montgom- ery County Sheriff’s Office con- fiscated a cache of weapons and made an arrest while investigating a possible fugitive from hiding out in the Pine Ridge area. According to Montgomery County Sheriff David White his Johnny Lee Meadows II office received a call regarding a tip that a fugitive, Johnny Lee the property, which they executed Meadows II, wanted in Texas on last week. He stated that upon charges related to sex with a minor execution of the search warrant was hiding at a residence in Pine Meadows was arrested and 8-10 Ridge. firearms were recovered. Sheriff Sheriff White stated that the fu- White pointed out that no BB gun gitive’s probation officer informed was found. them that Meadows, age 18, had Meadows appeared before stated that if approached by law a judge Wednesday, August 1, enforcement he would pull a BB where he waived extradition. He gun in hopes of being killed by is awaiting officials from Texas to the officers. retrieve him. While investigating the tip Meadows plead guilty to sexual Sheriff White contacted the own- assault February 8, 2018 and was ers of the Pine Ridge residence, sentenced to 10 years probation. who lived in the same general area He is registered on the Texas of the suspect. Sheriff White stated sex offenders registry where he that the homeowner’s 15 year old is listed as a moderate risk. The daughter told her mother Mead- crime was related to an incident SUBMITTED PHOTO | Montgomery County News ows was staying at the cabin. involving an 11 year old girl. Members of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office stand with a cache of weapons and ammunition recovered Sheriff White stated that with at a residence in Pine Ridge. They had executed a search warrant at the residence following an investigation into All persons mentioned are the whereabouts of Johnny Lee Meadows II, a Fugitive from Texas. He was arrested and is awaiting extradition this information his office was assumed innocent until proven to Texas. Pictured left to right: Cody Gaston, Willie Bartell, Greg Harmon, Sheriff David White. able to obtain a search warrant for guilty in a court of law. Montgomery County Fair kicks off with a parade Saturday DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY buildings will open to the public from [email protected] 3-8 p.m. MOUNT IDA - The Montgomery The annual Kid’s Day event will County Fair kicks off Saturday, August take place at 4 p.m. and will feature a 11, with the annual parade to be held host of games for kids to participate on the courthouse square at 5 p.m. in for free. This year’s fair marks the 91st year Rabbit judging will take place at 4:30 for the county wide event. The parade p.m., followed by dairy cattle, goats will begin at the high school campus and swine at 5 p.m. The Power Wheel and will wind its way through down- derby will be held at 7 p.m. town and back to the school. Thursday will feature senior citizen Sunday is a day of preparation at the BINGO from 1:30-3:30 p.m., followed fairgrounds with participants submit- by sheep and cattle judging at 5 p.m. ting chickens for testing from 1-4 p.m. Friday will feature the Pee Wee Antique tractors can be entered from Livestock Show at 4:15 p.m. and the 1-5 p.m. at the fairgrounds and the rodeo at 7:30 p.m. Rodeo Royalty competition will be Best of Show winners in the exhibit DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News held at 5 p.m. competitions are asked to be at the Penny Walden measures out some salt as her husband Tommy Walden stirs it in to the ricotta cheese The exhibit building will be open exhibit buildings at 9 a.m. Saturday they made during a demonstration for the Montgomery County Master Gardeners August meeting. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for those who morning for photos. would like to set their booths up for The annual livestock auction will the fair. begin at 10 a.m. followed by the ju- Master Gardeners learn cheesemaking 101 The Montgomery County Fair DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY nior livestock auction and the poultry [email protected] Pageant and Talent Show will begin chain auction. The rodeo will begin at MOUNT IDA - Montgomery County Master Gardeners got a chance to hear how a Monday at 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, fair participants are asked Mount Ida couple’s desire to garden more organically has led to a life-changing obses- The exhibit buildings will be open sion with all things goat. to enter all exhibits except horticulture, to the public from 12-8 p.m. Thursday flowers and baked goods from 9 a.m. Tommy and Penny Walden, the owners of Evergreen Acres Farm, demonstrated how through Sunday. to make cheese at home using fresh raw goat’s milk and a couple household items. to 6 p.m. Livestock will be entered This year’s fair features changes to from 4-7 p.m. Evergreen Farms is proof positive that one doesn’t need a massive amount of land the pageant categories and the rodeo. to have a successful farm. They house around 28 Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats, some Wednesday, fair participants sub- The Pageant rules have been re- mitting baked goods, horticulture and chickens and a garden on around an acre and a half. duced from three age groups to two. Penny stated that their journey to goat farming began with a desire to keep their flowers are asked to deliver exhibits Rules are the same for all categories from 8-10 a.m. Judging will begin in garden and property as organic as possible. They decided to purchase a couple goats to keep the grass in their yard trimmed. Their plan was to keep the goats long enough for the exhibit buildings at 10 a.m. Exhibit Fair, page 6 Acres, page 6
A new look with the same commitment comes to Bobby Barrett Elementary School
DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY She offered a big round of thanks [email protected] to Tyrone Rowton who helped her MOUNT IDA - Students attend- move everything from room to room. ing Mount Ida’s Bobby Barrett El- Many of the rooms’ contents sat in ementary School will notice a lot the halls as work was done, but Prin- of changes to the campus this year cipal Whisenhunt stated that she and as they prepare to receive the same Rowton were able to get everything excellent level of education they have moved and into a classroom. come to expect at the school. Construction at the campus in- Elementary Principal Donna cluded separating two rooms into Whisenhunt stated that with the four. She thanked Frank Milligan for shifting of fifth and sixth grade from the construction work. He erected the middle school campus back to walls to divide two rooms and added the elementary campus they moved another wall in the tech room. These 13 classrooms. The move took place rooms will house Reading Interven- over the course of several days. Prin- tion, Resource, Outside Guidance, cipal Whisenhunt explained that she Group Guidance. only wanted to move a classroom She thanked Jerry Sandlin for his once, so they weren’t able to move DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News hard work on finishing the floors in A look at one of the four new rooms at Mount Ida’s Bobby Barrett Elementary School. Teachers are getting some rooms until their new space their classrooms ready and are excited about the upcoming school year. was painted, or renovated. School, page 6 2 SPORTS Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, August 9, 2018 “Team Fisher” claims Top 20 finish at high school national tourney DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY their spot in the national pounds 13 ounces. Their [email protected] tournament with an April total earned them an 18th KENTUCKY LAKE win on Lake Ouachita to place finish and a ton of - “Team Fisher” started win the inaugural season experience that they can out among the leaders in of the Arkansas BASSMas- take into the upcoming the Mossy Oak Bassmas- ters High School Series . season of the Arkansas ter High School National As Team Fisher kicked BASSMasters High School Championship Tourna- off the national tourna- Series . ment, but a rough second ment it looked like busi- Fisher Bissell and Fisher day left them in 18th place ness as usual as the two Davis are members of the out of a field of 283 teams. high school anglers turned Mt. Ida Bass Hookrz fish- Fisher Bissell and Fish- in an impressive stringer ing team. er Davis, also known as weighing 19 pounds four The Arkansas “Team Fisher”, made the ounces. This was good BASSMasters High School trek to Kentucky Lake enough for a second place Series will kick off October near Paris, Tennessee, finish after day one. They 7 on Lake Hamilton. The where they competed in also captured the title of series will consist of four the Mossy Oak Bassmas- Big Bass on day one with tournaments followed by ter High School National a seven pound five ounce a Arkansas BASSMasters Championship Tourna- bass. High School Series Classic ment presented by DICK’S Day two took a turn May 4-5 on Lake Darda- Sporting Goods. The tour- in the wrong direction nelle. nament is a three day event with the pair turning in For more information with the top 12 teams after a stringer weighing two on the Arkansas BASSMas- SUBMITTED PHOTO | Montgomery County News the first two days moving pounds nine ounces for a Fisher Bissell and Fisher Davis, also known as “Team Fisher”, show off three of their fish they ters High School Series weighed in at the Mossy Oak Bassmaster High School National Championship Tournament on for the finals. total two day weight of 21 visit their Facebook page. Bissell and Davis earned presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods. The Mount Ida team finished 18th out of 283 teams.
UPPER LEFT: Cade Jackson holds as Oscar Pinedo works on his extra point attempts.
UPPER RIGHT: The Mount Ida offensive line gets down to business as they work their way downfield in practice. The Mount Ida Lions travel to Jessieville August 21 for a jamboree and the season kicks off August 31 at Magazine.
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and Gregory Carmack. (BC) relocated to Mt. Ida baseball practice. Honorary Pallbearers will Arkansas where they lived Thursday, August 9: Today, Obituaries be Cotton Ellison and for 25 years. Bill took Ray Young will be at the Center all employees of the US great pride in his home to sharpen knife blades for you. 8 Forest Service, Mena- and enjoyed all aspects a.m.: Assortment of games; 8:15 and William Lee Senior Oden Station. of maintaining a beautiful a.m.: Shopping trip to Mena; 10 “Trey” Long, III,great a.m.: BINGO; Lunch at 11:45 Online obituary at home and property. Chat grandchildren: Nohri a.m.: Goulash, Tossed Salad, Beasley Wood Funeral Bill is preceded in death Rain Lofton and Truston by Texas Toast, and Fresh Orange; Home by his parents and son Pat Pierce, brothers; Sandy and at 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag Keith Barton. Kenneth Carmack and Tempel baseball practice. Loving survivors include wife Ann of Clarksville, Friday, August 10: 8 a.m.: his wife of almost 27 years, Tennessee,Douglas Assortment of games; 9:15 a.m.: Belinda Barton; children Mount Ida Senior Activity Exercise; 10 a.m.: Music; Lunch Carmack and wife Martha Kevin Barton (Penne), Center, 158 Senior Drive, Mount at 11:45 a.m.: Baked Chicken, of Oden, Arkansas, Joe Carey Pat Carmack Craig Barton (Tracie), Ida, Arkansas is open 8 a.m. to Baked Sweet Potato, Green Carmack and wife Linda Celeste Filoia (Carmine), 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Beans, Whole Wheat Roll, and Mr. Carey Pat Carmack of Pine Ridge, Arkansas, Everyone is welcome and Christopher Zimmer Banana Pudding; and at 12:30 age 65, of Oden, Arkansas Robert Carmack and appreciated for their participation! (Rosa), Douglas Zimmer, p.m.: Beanbag baseball practice passed away Saturday, wife Christine of Oden, If you need transportation to Steven Zimmer (Tracy) and Scrapbooking. August 4, 2018 in Oden. A r k a n s a s , s i s t e r s : the Mount Ida Senior Activity Monday, August 13: 8 a.m.: and Ginger Wray (Tony); Carey Pat was born Linda Faye Lenard and Center or more information, Assortment of games; 8:30 a.m.: grandchildren Cheyenne, November 1, 1952 in Oden, husband Ricky of Oden, please call (870) 867-2313. Monthly Commodities; 9:15 Isabella, Gianna, Richard, Please turn in your "Best Arkansas to the late Monroe Arkansas, Anita Willborg a.m.: Exercise; 10 a.m.: Chair William F. Barton Christopher, Braden, Choice" UPC's (Universal Pricing Carmack and the late and husband Mark of Volleyball; Lunch at 11:45 a.m.: Bailey, Bridget, Breelyn, Codes) to help with funds for Dorothy Aylor Carmack. Oden, Arkansas, Martha William F. Barton, age Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Green Kobie, Brock, 8 great- the Center. Thank you for your Peas, Tossed Salad, Garlic Bread, Carey Pat worked for Lambert and husband Jerry 79 of Mt. Ida, passed away grandchildren, and siblings support! and Brownie; and at 12:30 p.m.: the United States Forest of Pencil Bluff, Arkansas, peacefully, Wednesday, John Barton (Cheryl) and Come visit the Mount Ida Beanbag baseball practice. Service. Carey Pat loved Julie Carmack of Mt. August 1, 2018 at Arkansas Dorothy Blackman. Bill Senior Activity Center's Thrift Tuesday, August 14: 8 a.m.: prospecting for crystals Ida, Arkansas, numerous Hospice in Hot Springs. Store open on Thursdays and will forever be remembered Assortment of games; 10 a.m.: anywhere he could find nieces, nephews, great Bill was born January 10, Fridays - proceeds fund the Home by numerous extended BINGO; Lunch at 11:45 a.m.: them. Carey Pat also nieces and great nephews 1939 in Boonville, IN to Delivered Meals Program. family and friends. BBQ Pork, Baked Beans, enjoyed fishing (mainly and a host of friends. James and Martha Barton. Check out our library to find Coleslaw, Bun, Fresh Cantaloupe, A memorial service will catfishing) and loved his He was preceded in death Bill graduated 1957 from a great selection of books and and Cookie; and at 12:30 p.m.: be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, dog Lady. Carey Pat loved by his parents Monroe Bossier High School. He also cards for all occasions, baby Beanbag baseball Wednesday, August 11 at Caruth- quilts, glassware, jewelry, etc. all music and enjoyed playing and Dorothy Carmack, attended Louisiana Tech August 15: 8 a.m.: Assortment Hale Funeral Home with priced to sell. both the guitar and piano. his brothers, James Roy and obtained an Associate of games; 9:15 a.m.: Exercise; Reverend Michael Barnes Stop by and join in on the Throwing horseshoes and Carmack and Steven Lee of Arts degree at Diablo 10 a.m.: Chair Volleyball; Lunch officiating. activities: Exercise, History Class, at 11:45 a.m.: Scrambled Eggs, spending quality time with Carmack, and the mother Valley College, 1962. He Guests may register at BINGO, Quilting, Walking, Hash Brown Potatoes, Biscuit, his family were among of his two children Robbie also served in the Navy www.caruth-hale.com. Dominoes, Wii Bowling, Skip- Sausage Gravy, and Pineapple his favorites. Carey Pat Reserves as a Computer Jean Carmack. Bo, Chair Volleyball, Basketball, with Mandarin Oranges; and at dearly loved his entire Specialist. Bill worked at Graveside services will Singing, Dancing (4th Saturday of 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag baseball The United States Postal family. They were the be held 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, each month), Beanbag baseball, practice. Service Headquarters most important thing in August 7, 2018 at the Mt. Obituary Puzzles, and Scrapbooking. Thursday, August 16: 8 a.m.: his life. Carey Pat was a Olive Cemetery in Oden, in Washington D.C. as Lunch begins at 11:45 a.m. Assortment of games; 10 a.m.: loving father, grandfather, a computer specialist in Policy daily. There is a suggested BINGO; Lunch at 11:45 a.m.: Arkansas with Brother The Montgomery great grandfather, brother Arlie Francis officiating. planning and development. donation of $3.00 (60 years King Ranch Chicken, Spinach, plus) and $6.00 (under 60 years). and a friend to all and will A visitation will be at Throughout his life, County News Wheat Bread, Angel Food Cake Drinks included with lunch be greatly missed. 10:00 a.m. in the Mt. Bill enjoyed many outdoor will not run with Strawberries and Whipped are tea, lemonade, skim milk, Carey Pat is survived Olive Church next to the activities including any obituary Topping; and at 12:30 p.m.: buttermilk, and coffee. Beanbag baseball practice. by son; Chris Carmack cemetery. Arrangements swimming, running and without notification Wednesday, August 8: 8 Friday, August 17: 8 a.m.: and wife Jeanne of Mt. under the direction of the boating. He lived 20 plus from the funeral home. a.m.: Assortment of games; 9:15 Assortment of games; 9:15 Ida, Arkansas daughter; years in a houseboat on Beasley Wood Funeral If you have any a.m.: Exercise; 10 a.m.: Chair a.m.: Exercise; 10 a.m.: Chair Jennifer Paige Carmack the Potomac River Tidal Home. Volleyball; Lunch at 11:45 a.m.: Volleyball; Lunch at 11:45 a.m.: Basin, Washington DC. questions, of Royal, Arkansas; Pallbearers will be Tim Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes Cheeseburger, Baked Steak Fries, Upon retirement from please call Andrea at grandchildren; Brandon Philpot, Marcus Willborg, with Gravy, Carrots, Broccoli, and Chilled Peaches; and at 12:30 Carmack, Britany Bob Willborg, Josh the US Postal Service, 870-867-2821. Wheat Roll, and Cinnamon p.m.: Beanbag baseball practice Pierce, Emi Lee Pardue, Carmack, Darvis Hughes Bill and his wife, Belinda Roll; and at 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag and Scrapbooking.
Fund PO BOX 116 Norman, AR 71960. until 2 pm. The funds from the thrift store support the Home ~~~ Delivered Meals program. We need to clear out our inventory to Anyone wishing to enter the rodeo royalty competition make room for our winter merchandise. Walmart bags full will Community should call 479-216-2176, 870-490-0374 or 870-867-5084. be 50 cents and the 13 gallon garbage bags will be $1. All on ~~~ sale except the jewelry! Please come out and support the Home The Montgomery County Fair Association is now accepting Delivered Meal Program. Thank you in advance. Announcements applications for the annual fair pageant. Anyone interested in ~~~ competing should contact Jennifer Barrett at (479) 216-2176, A new display of paintings has just been hung at the Ouachita or (870) 490-0374. You can also contact Kathy Gossett at (870) Artists Gallery and Studio on the Square in Mt. Ida. Drop Donations for the cemetery fund may be mailed to Mt. 867-5084. in and see what your friends and neighbors have produced. Gilead Cemetery Fund PO BOX 116 Norman, AR 71960. ~~~ Members of Ouachita Artists reside only in Montgomery and ~~~ Breashears Cemetery needs donations for mowing. Send surrounding counties, so items displayed are created by local The Montgomery County Yarn Workers continue to meet donations to Bear State Bank or Breashears Cemetery fund 847 artists. The Gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays each Friday at Assisted Living from 3:30-4:30. Come join us Hwy 298 E. Story, AR. through Saturdays. to work with yarn and visit. Yarn donations may be dropped ~~~ ~~~ off at the Extension Office. We give away 100s of hand made Mount Ida Schools will be registering new students Aug. All ages are invited to attend the Polymer Clay Workshop things each year. Call 870 867 5154 for more information. 7-10, 2018 from 8:00 until 12:00. Please register any new taught by Marlene Gremillion on Saturday, August 18th from ~~~ students at their grade level building. This is for new students 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ouachita Artists Gallery and Studio on the Everyone is invited to the Caddo Gap Sewing club to be held, to our school district. Please bring birth certificate, up to date Square in Mt. Ida. Fee for the workshop is $40; all supplies are Saturday, August 11, at 11:30 a.m. The group will meet at shot record, social security card and proof of residence (electric, furnished. Register early by calling 870-867-3115. Caddo Gap Baptist Church located just across the street from gas, or phone bill). A copy of these items will be fine. ~~~ the Caddo Gap Post Office. For more information call or text ~~~ Patti and Sue, from Gourd Art Originals, will be featured Teresa Turner at (870) 223-2094. The Montgomery County Library Book Club will meet at the August program of Ouachita Artists on Monday, August ~~~ Thursday, August 9th, 2018 at 1 pm, in the library meeting 20, at 2 p.m. The Gourd Demonstration is free and open to the Celebrate Recovery at Grace Baptist church. We all suffer room. The reading selection for August will be your choice. public. Enter Shaw Studio from the rear entrance to the Gallery. from a hurt, habit or hang-up of some form. Everyone can benefit For more information call the Montgomery County Library at Visitors are welcome. from Celebrate Recovery. Starting January 8th, (every Monday 870-867-3812. ~~~ thereafter) meet at Grace Baptist Church at 519 Highway US 70 ~~~ Floral Fantasy, a watercolor batik workshop, will be offered (next to the Rest Area) in Glenwood. Meals at 5:30 p.m., Large The Ouachita Artists business meeting for August will be on by Teresa Widdifield on Friday, August 24th from 9 a.m. to 4 group at 6:00 p.m., Open Share at 7:00 p.m. Check us out on Wednesday, the 1st, at 1 p.m. in their Gallery and Studio on p.m. You will be creating a one-of-a-kind work of art using Facebook at: Grace Baptist Celebrate Recovery. Please come, the Square in Mt. Ida. Members are urged to participate, and watercolor, hot wax and Ginwashi oriental paper. Class size is grow with us and allow God to work in your life! guests are welcome. Thursday will be “changeover” day, so limited, so register early. The fee is $80, with a non-refundable ~~~ members are reminded to bring in their new “wall art” and take deposit due by August 20th. All supplies are furnished. Come We need you. Give your community a helping hand. Your home the items that have been up for the last three months. by the Ouachita Artists Gallery and Studio in Mt. Ida to sign up. local Chamber of Commerce is in need of volunteers. Join us in ~~~ Call 870-867-3115 for more details. helping our community and Montgomery County be the best it Painting on Rocks is the activity planned for the August ~~~ can be. If you have a heart for volunteering, we have a place for ArtRageous session offered by Ouachita Artists on Monday Monday Painters continue meeting each week beginning at 10 you. This is a great opportunity to share your knowledge and evening, August 6th. Come with your friends and the $5 fee a.m. at the Ouachita Artists Gallery and Studio on the Square talents with others. If you would like more information on the to enjoy an evening of creativity using rocks to express your in Mt. Ida. Enter from the rear parking lot. No fee; no teacher, Chamber, or are interested in volunteering contact Gail Pitts- artistic inclinations. Maureen Walthers will supply what’s just come with your supplies (and lunch) and work on your art Holloway at the Mount Ida Area Chamber of Commerce at 870- needed, so all you have to do is be there and be ready to project with us. 867-2723 or email [email protected]. “play.” Come to the rear, parking lot, entrance of Ouachita ~~~ ~~~ Artists Gallery and Studio in Mt. Ida from 6 to 8 p.m. Holiday Sale Aug 9-11th at Old Norman High School! Sr. Adult Center Thrift Store Now Open every Thursday and ~~~ A huge Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Easter Friday from 10 am-2 pm. Proceeds go to Home Delivery Meals. Monday Painters continue to meet each week beginning at Sale will be held at the Old Norman High School this week Please come andshop with us. For more information contact the 10 a.m. in the Shaw Studio behind Ouachita Artist Gallery on – Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Aug. 9, 10, and 11th, from 8 Sr. Center at 870-867-2313. Doantions welcome. the Square in Mt. Ida. No teacher, no fee, bring a lunch or – 4. Many of these decorations were made available by the ~~~ eat in town. Bring your current art project and enjoy working closing of the Gretta Lane Thrift Shop. All proceeds will be Monday Painters continue getting together each week at with us. used to make needed repairs of the high school. Unique and Ouachita Artists Studio and Gallery in Mt. Ida. Bring your own ~~~ expensive decorations will be available at good prices. supplies and join the group for this no-teacher, no-fee event. Montgomery County Auxiliary Thrift Store is having a 1/2 ~~~ Enter the Studio from the parking lot behind the Gallery, and price sale on all women’s clothing July 30-August 11. Thank The Classic Country Band will be the featured band at paint from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. you for all volunteers and customers. a dance Saturday, August 11, at the Norman City Hall. The ~~~ ~~~ dance will be held from 7-10 p.m. Admission will be $6 per Montgomery County Library Book Club. Do you want to 4-H Poultry Chain Auction will be Saturday, August 18, person. learn something new? Maybe you want to catch up with friends, 2018 at the Fair Grounds in the Show Arena. It will follow ~~~ meet new people, or even a mix of these. There is no fee to the premium sale which starts at 10:00 A.M. This year’s birds Music at the Montgomery County Library sponsored by attend. If you are interested in being a part of the Montgomery are Hy-line Browns which lay a brown egg. For any questions the Friends of the Library will be Friday, August 24th, at County Library Book Club, please contact the library at 870- regarding the poultry auction call the Extension Office at 870- 10:30 am, in the library meeting room. Freddy & Phyllis will 867-3812. 867-2311. showcase music by B. J. Thomas, Webb Pierce, Buck Owens, ~~~ ~~~ & Bobby Helms. For more information call the Montgomery The Mt. Gilead Cemetery is in critical need of daonations to The Mt. Ida Sr. Adult Thrift store is having a clearance sale County Library at 870-867-3812. pay for this years mowing. Please send to: Mt. Gilead Cemetery beginning every Thursday and Friday in August from 10 am 4 COMMUNITY Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday,August 9, 2018
flected the character of the leisure time, to the prolifera- people who made it. A cer- tion of art programs open to PUBLIC NOTICE tain measure of self-expres- the general population. The IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUN- sion and self-recognition was interdependence between the TY, ARKANSAS woven into the fabric of daily vitality and evocation pow- PROBATE DIVISION life, satisfying the needs of ers of art and one's sense of In the Matter of the Estate of the average person. When identity has been noted. Art Jimmie Lue Hensley, deceased Case No. 49PR-18-27 most things are produced can be used as a means of NOTICE by machine people miss strengthening the sense of Jimmie Lue Hensley the sense of well-being that identity. Art and crafts can Star B Ranch Road Can art be therapeutic? an atmosphere of serenity. comes when working with help people to feel and know Mt Ida, Arkansas 71957 Can being creative help Art therapy is conceived of one's hands on tasks that are who they are and what they Date of Death: 12/30/2017 people, both children and primarily as a means of sup- part of everyday life. can do. An instrument dated December 13, 2016 was on the 29m adults, deal with problems in porting the ego, fostering the Kramer believes that this Ouachita Artists Gallery day of May, 2018, admitted to probate as the last will of their lives? In her book, Art development of a sense of deficiency has created a hid- and Studio offers the local the above named decedent and the undersigned has been ap- as Therapy With Children, identity, and promoting mat- den hunger, a feeling of emp- community several oppor- pointed executor thereunder. Contest of the probate of the Edith Kramer makes a strong uration in general. tiness and a fear of loss of tunities for participating in will can be effected only by filing a petition within tl1e time case for it. She believes that Before the rise of indus- identity that drives people art in the next few weeks. A provided by law. the good teacher must draw trialism, art was one of the to seek out art experiences Polymer Clay Workshop, led All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit on the unconscious of ev- natural by-products of the where they can still be found. by Marlene Gremillion, will them, duly verified, to the undersigned within six (6) months ery art student and give him business of making things by This need, often vaguely de- be held on Saturday, the 18th from the date of the first publication of this notice, or they or her the opportunity to hand. The style of the total scribed as a desire for self- from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fee shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit in the express thoughts and feel- environment created by hand expression, contributes, for the event is $40, and all estate. ings in organized form, in inevitably expressed and re- along with the increase of materials are furnished. All This notice first published August 9, 2018. ages are invited to come and Cecil L. Dye try your hand at producing c/o Debbie Baxter PUBLIC NOTICE Montgomery County Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS beautiful objects from clay. 105 Highway 270 East, #10 TERESA CAROL SUMNHTT PLAIN TIFF On Monday afternoon, Mt Ida. Arkansas 71957 JYL:32-33,w.163 VS. N0. 49CV-18-44 August 20th at 2 p.m. local BILLY CAMERON BETTS DEFENDANT gourd artists Patti and Sue NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE from Gourd Art Originals PUBLIC NOTICE will discuss the techniques IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Commissioner, having been duly appointed they use to carve leaf motifs ARKANSAS pursuant to the Decree and Order of the Circuit Court of Montgomery County, Arkansas, in their popular gourds. This PROBATE DIVISION which was rendered on the 24th day of July, 2018, in a case in which Teresa Carol Sumrnitt program is free and open to is Plaintiff and Billy Cameron Betts is Defendant will, on the 29th day of August, 2018, the public. Enter the Shaw In the Matter of the Estate of DOCKET NO. PR2018-39 offer for sale at public auction at the front door ofthe county courthouse in Montgomery Studio from the parking lot MICHAEL TERENCE HOBAN, Deceased County, Arkansas, to the highest and best bidder the following lands situated in the County door at the rear of the Gal- lery. of Montgomery, State of Arkansas: NOTICE A tract of land being situated in the SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of Section 28, Township 2 South, A watercolor batik work- shop, Floral Fantasy, will be Last known address of decedent: 15 Hole in the Ground Road Range 24 West of the Principal Meridian, being located in Montgomery County, Arkansas, Oden, AR led by Teresa Widdifield on and being more particularly described as follows: Date of Death: March 1, 2018 Friday, August 24th from 9 Beginning at an Aluminum Monument for the SW Corner of Said SW 1/4 SW 1/4, Thence On July 9, 2018, an affidavit for collection of small estates by N 02 Deg. 3l' 30" E, 1153.01 feet to a Rebar w/Cap (PS 1491) on the South Right—of— a.m. to 4 p.m. Fee is $80, and distribute was filed with respect to the estate of Michael Terence Way of Arkansas Highway #270; Thence S67 Deg. 53’ 04" E, 2.4.42 feet to an Aluminum a non-refundable $40 deposit Hoban, deceased, with the clerk of the probate division of the circuit Monument; Thence S 67 Deg. 55' 00" E, 87.86 feet to an Aluminum Monument; Thence S is due by August 20th. This court of Montgomery County, Arkansas, under A.C.A. § 28-41-101. 71 Deg. 40' S2" E, 100.51 feet to an Aluminum Monument; Thence S 55 Deg. 52' 40" E, method uses watercolor, hot The legal description of the real property listed in the affidavit is 100.55 feet to an Aluminum Monument; Thence S 69 Deg. 50' 33“ E, 95.79 feet to wax, and Ginwashi orien- as follows: an Aluminum Monument; Thence, leaving said South Right-of-Way, S 02 Deg. 30' 50" W, tal paper. All supplies are MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS 1022.51 feet to a Rebar w/Cap (PS 1491) on the South Line of Said Section 28; Thence furnished. Bring your own Commencing One Hundred Eighty (180) yards West of the Southeast Corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SW ¼ N 85 Deg. O2` l5" W, 380.00 feet to the Point of Beginning, Containing + or -9.50 Acres, floral design, or use one pro- NE¼) of Section Eight (8), Township Two (2) South, Range Twenty- more of less and being subject to any and all covenants, easements and restrictions or vided at the workshop. All events are held at seven (27) West, running Thirty (30) yards North; thence Seventy record (70) yards due Northwest, thence One Hundred Twenty (120) yards Said sale will be held between the hours of 9:00 A.M. in the morning and 3:00 P.M. in the Ouachita Artists Gallery and Studio on the Square in Mt. West; thence Thirty (30) yards South; thence Seventy (70) yards afternoon ofthe date stated and sale will be made upon the following terms: Closing to be Southeast; thence One Hundred Twenty (120) yards back to the point Ida. Call 870-867-3115 with held within 90 days of sale. The purchaser at said sale, if other than the Lienholder, will he of beginning, being in all Two (2) acres, more or less, all in Section required to give bond with approved security to secure the payment of the purchase price, questions. Stop in and see Eight (8), Township Two (2) South, Range Twenty-seven (27) West. and a lien will he retained on said land to secure further said purchase price. the new paintings that have A part of the Southwest ¼ of the Northeast ¼ of Section 8, Township just been hung in the Gallery. 2 South, Range 27 West, Montgomery County, Arkansas described WITNESS my hand this 3rd day of August, 2018. Hours are Tuesday through as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of the Southwest Debbie Baxter,Commissioner Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ¼ of the Northeast ¼; Thence South 88 Degrees 53 Minutes East a DBL:32.w.417 distance of 404.30 feet along the forty line; Thence North 45 Degrees 00 Minutes West a distance of210.00 feet; Thence North 00 Degrees 35 Minutes East a distance of 90.00 feet; Thence South 88 Degrees PUBLIC NOTICE 53 Minutes East a distance of 183.30 feet to the Point of Beginning; NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Thence South 88 Degrees 52 Minutes East a distance of 176.70 feet; Thence South 45 Degrees 00 Minutes East a distance of 210.00 feet; Notice is hereby given that in accordance with Act 626 of 1983, as amended, the Commissioner of State Lands will hold a Thence South 00 Degrees 35 Minutes West a distance of 90.00 feet; public auction to dispose of the tax delinquent lands which are listed below, all located in Montgomery County, Arkansas. The Thence South 88 Degrees 54 Minutes East a distance of 295.82 feet auction will be held at the Montgomery County Annex, Department of Emergency Management Room located at 117 Ray Street along the forty line; Thence North 61 Degrees 23 Minutes West a in Mount Ida, Arkansas, at 1:00 p.m. on September 6, 2018. Bidder registration will commence at 12:30 p.m. distance of 393 .31 feet to a fence corner; Thence along the fence The land will be sold to the highest bidder, provided that such bid is equal to at least the total amount of taxes, penalty, interest, line, North 33 Degrees 54 Minutes West a distance of 192.46 feet; Thence South 79 Degrees 19 Minutes West a distance of 189.16 and costs due as certified to the Commissioner of State Lands. The full purchase price must be paid immediately following the feet; Thence South 21 Degrees 47 Minutes West a distance of 17.37 sale, with the first $100.00 of each parcel paid in cash, cashier’s check or money order. The balance may be paid by personal or feet; Thence South 26 Degrees 50 Minutes East a distance of 55.22 corporate check. The owner of record may redeem the property during a 10 business day period following the date of the sale. feet to the Point of Beginning, containing an area of 1.113 acres as If the property is not redeemed during that 10 day period, the purchaser will receive a Limited Warranty Deed for the property surveyed. by P. T. Sloan, LS #947. from the Commissioner of State Lands. The title conveyed by the Commissioner of State Lands is not clear title nor a fully A part of the Southwest ¼ of the Northeast ¼ of Section 8, Township warranted title. The Commissioner of State Lands does not guarantee or warrant clear or merchantable title to the property sold. 2 South, Range 27 West, Montgomery County, Arkansas described The original owner, assigns, or heirs have a ninety (90) day period during which the validity of the sale may be contested in court. as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of the Southwest The Commissioner of State Lands strongly suggests that potential bidders perform their own research on the property listed ¼ of the Northeast ¼ ; Thence South 88 Degrees 53 Minutes East a below to determine its suitability for their uses, the status of the title, the existence of liens, and other tax assessments that may distance of 210.00 feet along the forty line to the Point of Beginning; be due, but not collected by the Commissioner of State Lands. The sale of the land does not extinguish any lien for delinquent Thence South 88 Degrees 53 Minutes East a distance of 194.30 feet improvement district assessments or relieve the purchaser of liability for delinquent improvement district assessments. along the forty line; Thence North 45 Degrees 00 Minutes West a Copies of the complete rules and regulations for the sale of tax delinquent lands are available from the Commissioner of State distance of 100.16 feet; Thence South 74 Degrees 13 Minutes West a Lands Office, 500 Woodlane Street, Suite 109, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 or www.cosl.org. distance of 127.77 feet along a fence line; Thence South 00 Degrees JOHN THURSTON 51 Minutes West a distance of 32.27 feet to the Point of Beginning, containing an area of 0.200 acres as surveyed by P.T. Sloan, LS #947. COMMISSIONER OF STATE LANDS Less and except: A part of the Southwest ¼ of the Northeast ¼ of Montgomery County Section 8, Township 2 South, Range 27 West, Montgomery County, September 6, 2018, 1:00 p.m. Arkansas described as follows; Commencing at the southwest corner of the Southwest ¼ of the Northeast ¼; Thence South 88 Degrees 53 1998. ENTRY CANCELLED Minutes East a distance of 404.30 feet along the forty line; Thence 1999. COMEAUX, REBEKAH %CODY & REBEKAH COMEAUX PT NE1/4 NE1/4 (N OF RD) RURAL North 45 Degrees 00 Minutes West a distance of 100.16 feet to the ACREAGE 36 4S 24W 0.42 ACRES INTERESTED PARTIES: WENDY ROONEY, CORE LOGIC, REALTY TITLE & Point of Beginning; Thence along a fence line, North 74 degrees 13 ESCROW SERVICES LLC, GMFS LLC, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTARTION SYSTEMS INC PARCEL #001 Minutes East a distance of 18.47 feet; Thence North 67 degrees 55 07398 000 CODE: 2 7 2013 Minutes East a distance of 72.90 feet; Thence North 56 Degrees 24 TAX DUE $258.79 Minutes East a distance of 68.02 feet; Thence North 20 Degrees 40 2000. CORONADO, ANDY & JAMES F. WEHUNT EAST 13 AC S1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 RURAL ACREAGE 13 4S 26W Minutes West a distance of 100.48 feet; Thence leaving the fence 13.00 ACRES INTERESTED PARTIES: DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SERVICES PARCEL #001 08049 000 CODE: line, North 88 Degrees 53 Minutes West a distance of 183.30 feet; 2 9 2013 Thence South 00 Degrees 35 Minutes West a distance of 90.00 feet; TAX DUE $326.51 Thence South 45 Degrees 00 Minutes East a distance of 109.84 feet to the Point of Beginning, containing an area of 0.630 acres as 2001. CROSSWHITE, WILFRED BRADLEY PT SW1/4 SW1/4 RURAL ACREAGE 9 2S 27W 0.84 ACRES PARCEL surveyed by P.T. Sloan, LS#947. #001 04202 000 CODE: 1 6 2013 POLK COUNTY, ARKANSAS TAX DUE $338.41 The South 137 yards of even width across the Northwest Quarter of 2002. CROSSWHITE, WILFRED BRADLEY PT SW1/4 SW1/4 RURAL ACREAGE 9 2S 27W 0.16 ACRES PARCEL the Southeast Quarter; and the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast #001 04203 000 CODE: 1 7 2013 Quarter, LESS AND EXCEPT a four (4) acre tract described as TAX DUE $181.77 follows, to-wit: Beginning at the Southeast corner of the Northwest 2003. DAVIS, RANDY LEE & KIMBERLY PT NW1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 RURAL ACREAGE 33 1S 26W 0.50 ACRES Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 12, and running North PARCEL #001 02246 000 CODE: 1 3 2013 100 yards; thence West 70 yards; thence South 100 yards; thence East TAX DUE $801.35 70 yards to the point of beginning; also, beginning at the Northeast 2004. DEAN, LEONARD NORMAN, JR. ALL NE1/4 NW1/4 S OF RIVER RURAL ACREAGE 30 1S 24W 10.00 corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter and ACRES PARCEL #001 01101 000 CODE: 1 1 2013 running South 200 yards; thence West 70 yards; thence North 200 TAX DUE $973.70 yards; thence East 70 yards to the point of beginning; all in Section 2005. DILLARD, CHARLES DANA PT SE1/4 SE1/4 RURAL ACREAGE 13 4S 24W 1.00 ACRE INTERESTED 12. Township 2 South, Range 28 West, Polk County, Arkansas PARTIES: RUSSELL MCGOUGH PARCEL #001 06890 001 CODE: 2 4 2013 (commonly referred to as Trinko Home Place). All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them, TAX DUE $259.83 property verified, to the distribute or his or her attorney within three 2006. HOFFPAUIR, KIMBERLY LEMOINE S1/2 NW1/4 SW1/4 RURAL ACREAGE 32 2S 27W 19.90 ACRES (3) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or they INTERESTED PARTIES: SUSIE MULLENIX, FIRST NATIONAL BANK PARCEL #001 04462 000 CODE: 2 1 2013 shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit in the estate. TAX DUE $360.68 The name, mailing address, and telephone number of the distribute 2007. ENTRY CANCELLED or distributee’s attorney is: 2008. LENARD, EDNA %MARY DAMAZIO PT E1/2 SW1/4 RURAL ACREAGE 35 1S 27W 5.00 ACRES PARCEL Patrick McDaniel #001 02384 000 CODE: 1 5 2013 Attorney for the Estate of TAX DUE $1,111.57 Michael Terence Hoban 2009. THIRTEEN OAKS, INC. PT SE1/4 SW1/4 RURAL ACREAGE 28 4S 24W 1.61 ACRES INTERESTED PARTIES: 311 DeQueen Street KENNETH ANGEL PARCEL #001 07193 000 CODE: 2 6 2013 Mena, Arkansas 71953 TAX DUE $457.60 (479) 394‑3091 This notice first published this 2nd day of August, 2018. APA:32,w388 Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, August 9, 2018 COMMUNITY/CHURCH 5 The picky dresser member? Extension Connections Teenager Teenage youth are work- ing on creating their iden- AMY tity. They are between child- MONK hood and adulthood so have some inner turbulence that Montgomery County Fam- can come from a mixture of ily and Consumer Science hormones, continuing brain Extension Agent development, social issues, and all of their important School starts back next relationships. Teens need week. I recall when my own to be able to take safe risks children were in elementary to help them express them- school, one of my three chil- selves and figure out what dren, which shall remain makes them unique. As a nameless (we’ll just call her parent it is your role to de- child #2), would have regu- cide what things can be safe lar meltdowns over what to choices and what situations wear to school. This is my are non-negotiable based on child that felt a compulsion your family values. to be in control and to have Who buys their clothes, things in order. I came across the amount of clothes they the following advice in our have, and the choices they new parenting curriculum, make in what they wear all “How much is too much? affect their identity. Raising Likeable, Respon- Manage purchases for sible, Respectful Children in upcoming events with your an Age of Overindulgence” teen. and wished I had read this I found some dresses the island. The light rope six dollars, for a ticket that al- about 15 years ago. on the clearance rack that was then used to pull a lowed us to cross the bridge. You may have heard I would like you to look at. Hittin’ the Trails... lines like “I am NOT wear- Then you can decide which heavy braided rope across There was s short line of ing that,” while our children one you like and we can be the gap thereby establishing brave souls waiting their prepare for their day or prepared for prom. Jerry Shields the first link of a bridge from turn for the shaky crossing event that lies ahead. If you Plan a shopping budget the mainland to the island. as only one person at a time bend rules that have already to help your teen make suc- The first bridge consisted can cross the bridge safely. been set or do things for the cessful choices. “Rope Bridge” in the towering stone cliffs of three large ropes upon Park volunteers on each child that they can do them- I have a few coupons Long a fan of nature trails to narrow gap between the which wooden planks were end of the bridge controlled selves because you are in a for a sale at the mall if you of every kind I am always mainland and the cliffs of attached and a single rail entry with a friendly good hurry, the child will expect would like to go take a look. looking for an opportunity the small island. rope to hang onto while luck as you stepped onto the or want you to behave and I know you need a few to hike a unique trail. On Atlantic Salmon was respond the same in that slowly walking the almost planks while hanging onto things. a recent trip to the rocky thought to pass through 60 feet across the gap. Wind the two rail cables with your situation in the future. Let’s Encourage your teen to take a look at various ages coast of Northern Ireland this narrow gap by the thou- off the ocean and funneled sweaty hands. express themselves in ways we had planned to spend sands annually and local and ways parents can set the that fit your family values. through the gap often made I paused in the center several days hiking the an- fishermen were determined stage for a positive transi- I see you colored your crossing even more tenuous. so my hiking partner, my tion while getting dressed. hair pink last night. Do you cient coastal trails that are a to find a means of harvest- This early bridge was wife, could quickly take my Preschool Age like it? staple for hikers worldwide ing this important food frequently destroyed by photo swinging gently in Preschool age children In summary when visiting Ireland. source.The almost vertical Atlantic storms but was the ocean breeze. Once on are beginning to create their We can help all children The coast of Northern cliffs and rolling seas pre- rebuilt over and again until the island we hiked over its own identity and strive to learn about being on time, Ireland is a remote region vented the fisherman from the year 2000 when local summit and found it to be have power and control. preparing for transitions lightly populated and dot- taking advantage of the climbers and professional treeless but carpeted in lush With those developmental and how to make positive ted with unique trails and dense schools of salmon. Rappelers, abseilers as they grass leading to the steep tasks in mind as a parent, choices by providing op- wild open spaces acces- Their solution was to it is important to remem- are known in Europe, built cliffs on every side. portunities to make their sible under the rules of the string a suspension bridge a safer bridge just for the At one Cliffside over- ber that your role as a par- own choices and allowing ent is about how to give “Free To Wander” rule. As across the 96-foot gap to the tourist trade. look you could see flocks of natural and logical conse- I have written before this island where they could uti- choices that can be followed quences to happen. As a Today the Carrick-a- Divers, Seagulls and Gan- law opens both public and lize a narrow crevasse on the through to avoid possible parent, look at your child’s Rede Rope Bridge site is nets nesting on small rock power struggles. When a age and temperament while private lands to responsible island down to the teeming part of the Irish National outcroppings while others child knows what to expect, creating tools for them to hikers to access the ancient waters churning through Trust and is constructed of swirled in an aerial ballet they feel more in control. succeed and grow. Even if untamed lands of Ireland. the gap where the y could wire cable and Douglas Fir below the bridge and just Give a choice only when the situation at hand may We had chosen the coast- launch their skiffs. planks but is still an adren- above the crashing waves. it is a choice. take a few minutes longer al town of Bushmills as The construction of the alin producing experience to The ocean air smelt of Do you want to dress than expected by letting our base for exploring the original bridge was a testa- all who venture across this salt and fish as it rose up the yourself in the bathroom or choices and consequences Northern Ireland coastal ment to the determination wind blown path swing a cliffs and washed across the in your bedroom? happen, the long term posi- sites due to it’s close prox- and courage of the local 100 feet above the swirling island. It was a window into Every statement can be tive effects it may have on imity to a number of entic- fishermen bent on finding Atlantic below. the wild untamed nature a choice. your child and your family Do you want to lay out ing areas of uncommon a solution to a rich harvest. Nothing would do but of this part of Ireland and a will outweigh those couple natural beauty. One of those Legend says two fishermen your clothes tonight or sleep of minutes it may take. we had to take this hike great spot to find a boulder unique places was the fa- rowed to the seaside of the in them so you are ready The end of my personal and cross the bridge to and just drink in the splen- in the morning when you story? Even with my bum- mous Carrick-a-Rede Rope small island and found a explore the island now dor of the sea and the distant wake up? bling through her picky Bridge Trail that links the way to scale the steep bank more famous for its rich shores of Scotland. Narrow down over- dresser issues doing the best Irish mainland to the tiny to the top of the island. seabird populations than This hike proved to ex- whelming choices by mak- I knew at the time, Child #2, island of Carrickarede. They then hiked to the the schools of salmon. We ceed all our expectations ing them specific with only is beautiful (inside and out), The legend of this trail coast side of the island parked at the Park entrance and verified all the great a couple of options. brilliant, and getting mar- and its breathtaking bridge where some enterprising and hiked down the trail personal accounts of visi- Do you want to wear the ried in a couple of weeks! began over 350 years ago fellow fisherman used bows that is perched on the edge tors who documented their pink shirt or the blue shirt? She is full of adventure and when salmon fisherman to shoot an arrow with a of the almost vertical rock experience on the narrow Elementary School Age joy and yes, she still likes to built a narrow trail down light rope attached across cliffs and the shoreline. We trail and the thrill of crossing Elementary age children be in the driver’s seat, which the coastal slope to a gap the gap to the two men on paid our four pounds, about are trying to create a sense is a good thing because she the famous rope bridge. of structure in their world knows where she’s going. as it is now expanded to Taken from: “How much include their family, friends, is too much? Raising Like- If you would like to Community Outreach Ministries and school. This new way able, Responsible, Respect- of defining the world will ful Children in an Age of advertise on our On the square in Mt. Ida bring challenges, so it is im- Overindulgence” by Jean portant to support each of Illsley Clarke, Connie Daw- church page 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship their individual efforts, not son, & David Bredehoft. 6 p.m. Sun. Night Service • excellence. As a parent, give For more information please call Andrea at them suggestions to try and 6 p.m. Wed Bible Study contact Amy Monk at the Montgomery County News let them make the choice, Montgomery County Ex- supporting each attempt. tension Office, 870-867-2311. (870) 867-2821 Reaching the world around us for Jesus! Set children up for suc- cess. A “happy morning The University of Arkan- chart” helped us at this sas System Division of Ag- age. Child #2 really liked riculture offers all its Exten- Mt. Ida First stickers. The chart had each sion and Research programs FAITH TABERNACLE United Methodist morning chore for the week and services without regard Don Vaughn, Pastor Church with space to place a sticker to race, color, sex, gender (870) 867-4936 or (870) 583-6792 243 Whittington St. when complete. This helped identity, sexual orientation, Sunday School 9:45 am her feel more in control national origin, religion, 1224 Hwy 27 S, Mount Ida Worship 11 am while reminding her of age, disability, marital or PO Box 1263 Mount Ida tasks to complete. veteran status, genetic infor- How about you set out Sunday School: 10 Sunday Worship:11 Watch Sunday’s Sermon mation, or any other legally onYoutube! the clothes you want to protected status, and is an Sunday Evening: 6 Wednesday Night: 7 wear the night before. Do Affirmative Action/Equal you need help deciding or Opportunity Employer. do you want to choose on Amy Monk is a County your own? Extension Agent with the Joplin United Let them know your University of Arkansas Di- Methodist Church Caddo Gap Baptist Church schedule and theirs so they vision of Agriculture, locat- 59 Mountain Harbor Road know how much time they ed in Montgomery County. Rev. Russell Hull, Pastor A loving Church for those have. You may reach her at 870- I have to be to work by 867-2311 or 117 Ray Drive, in search of a loving God 8:15 so you need to be ready or by email at amonk@uaex. Sunday Worship 8:30 am to get into the car by 7:45. edu. You can also follow Sunday School 10 a.m. Join us for Breakfast Do you want to write that her on Facebook at www. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 48 6th Street Before & After Worship down by your clock or how facebook.com/montgom- Caddo Gap can you help yourself re- erycountyextension 6 JUMPS Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, August 9, 2018
to sell cheese, but they Next you strain the Acres do host cheese making cheese through a cheese classes. In the class you cloth and let it drip for From Page 1 do get to make your own 10 minutes. Tommy sug- cheese which you get to gested using a deep pan. take home with you. He explained that as the They typically make curd hangs in the pan the two kinds of cheeses. For cloth will sag. The deeper the demonstration they pan prevents the curd from made ricotta cheese, but sitting in the whey that has they also make a chevre dripped into the pan. them to clear the grass and cheese. After it has strained then sell them. Ricotta is a simple properly you take the curd She added that their cheese to make. The rec- and separate it and add the mistake was underesti- ipe they demonstrated salt. This gives you a deli- mating how fast the goats requires a half gallon of cious fresh ricotta cheese. could clear their property. fresh goat’s milk, one-third The cheese does freeze After a month they were cup of apple cider vinegar well, making it easier to left with a clean yard and and a half teaspoon of store and use. two goats that have be- cheese salt. You can add fresh herbs come a part of their family. Penny explained that to your cheese, but they They decided to pur- you can use store bought suggested that if you are chase more goats. They milk to make the recipe, going to freeze your cheese chose Nigerian Dwarf but she advised you use to wait until you use it to Goats because of their size. cows milk if it is coming add the herbs. Penny admitted that they from the store. She stated They can be seen at vari- DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News don’t produce as much that to her cheese made ous local farmer’s markets Penny Walden watches as Tommy Walden stirs in the apple cider vinegar. They demonstrated milk as larger goats with how to make cheese from fresh goat’s milk last Wednesday, August 1, at the Montgomery County from pasteurized goats and festivals. Oftentimes Master Gardeners meeting. The Waldens own Evergreen Acres Farm near Mount Ida. it taking around five milk- milk didn’t taste right. they will bring one of their ings to fill a half gallon They also stated that baby goats with them. third batch she told them more than just farm ani- classes, visit evergreena- container. you can use non-iodized Farmer’s markets have she was going to teach mals to them. They share cresminifarm.com Evergreen Acres pro- salt, or pickling salt in place been an important part them how to make it. They the love the goats can share For more informa- vides a wide variety of of the cheese salt. of the Walden’s lives for have been making their through goat yoga classes tion on the Montgomery goat’s milk products. Fresh They began by heating years. They began by sell- own soap ever since. They held in the Spring. County Master Gardeners milk is an obvious choice, the milk slowly to 200 ing eggs at the Farmer’s have continued this tradi- Their Nigerian Dwarf contact the Montgomery but they are best known degrees. After reaching Market in Hot Springs. tion of passing on the soap Goats are ADGA regis- County Extension Office in the area for their line the desired temperature From there they moved to making craft through les- tered and they do sell goats at (870) 867-2311. You can of soaps and skin care they added the apple cider gardening. sons at Evergreen Acres. from time to time. also find them on Face- products. vinegar and let it sit for 10 Their first soap was When you see the For more information book at facebook.com/ She stated that they minutes. made by a friend. By the Waldens with their goats on Evergreen Acres, their montgomerycountymas- aren’t legally allowed it is obvious the goats are products, or any of their tergardeners.
and doors. The hallway and outside. He has all of on one end of the building portunities the new con- She also mentioned that School on the upper end of the the main entrance doors and fourth through sixth struction and shuffling of this is the first time the building has been given a and frames painted inside grade on the other. Many classrooms has provided campus has had a space From Page 1 red stripe to match the rest and outside. of the resource classrooms the school. She explained dedicated to self contained of the building. The doors Summitt Electric in- will be located on the K-3 that with the addition of students. The addition of have been painted and stalled the new LED light- wing in a centralized loca- the additional classrooms the bathroom in this space some of the outside walls ing in the building and tion to make access easier they were able to add a makes it even easier to pro- have been repainted. Bishop Plumbing installed for all students. The self resource/conference room vide a quality education to the elementary building. She thanked Doyen Per- a rest room in the self con- contained classroom will that provides a space for students who need specific As the students make their ritt for his work in the tained area. be located at the end of the teachers and administra- attention. way through the halls they hallways and rest rooms. The new layout at the 4-6 wing. tion to meet with parents School starts August will notice a fresh coat of He painted all of the K-6 school will see Kindergar- Principal Whisenhunt and students when private 13 at Mount Ida’s Bobby paint on many of the walls doors and frames inside ten through third grade is excited about the op- consultations are needed. Barrett Elementary School.
ranging from ages 0-12 and category called Petite Miss Petite Miss (6-7 years) Snow Rodeo Company For more information Fair ages 13-21. for ages 6-7. Princess (8-9 years) out of Southeast Oklaho- about the fair, exhibit re- A new age division has All categories include: Pre-Teen (10-12 years) ma will provide livestock quirements, or pageant From Page 1 been added this year to Baby Little Miss (0-12 Miss Teen (13-16 years) for the rodeo this year. rules please pick up a the pageant schedule. The months) Fair Queen (17-21 years) The rodeo will feature a copy of the Montgomery Little Miss will feature girls Tiny Little Miss (13-24 All age groups will com- full schedule of familiar County Fair catalogue at ages 4-5 and Princess will months) pete Monday night at the events with the rodeo set to the Montgomery County feature girls ages 8-9. This Darling Little Miss (2-3 Fairgrounds with compe- begin Friday and Saturday Extension Office in Mount makes room for a new years) titions set to begin at 6:30 nights, August 17 and 18, Ida, or at the Montgomery Little Miss (4-5 years) p.m. at 7:30 p.m. County News Office. Montgomery County Front Porch Stage welcomes two new board members The Front Porch Stage welcomes Klingbiel will be overseeing the Saturday from May through Sep- Rehab two new members to their board of Back Porch Kitchen, while Dr. An- tember on the Montgomery County directors. derson will be a director at large. He Courthouse Square in Mount Ida. Judith Klingbiel and Dr. Joe An- has a background in audio/visual They also raise money to help local derson join Tommy Johnston, Dan arts and film. school band programs. Watson, Jerry Lambert and Robert The Front Porch Stage is a 501(c)3 For more information regarding Cavanaugh on the Front Porch Stage not for profit organization that pro- the Front Porch Stage visit their web- Board of Directors. vides free music concerts every other site at frontporchstage.org. Community prayer event this Saturday Montgomery County been burdened with the the Montgomery County staff and families, as well residents are encouraged to kids of Montgomery Coun- Courthouse Square at 6 as home school families, as gather together to pray for ty and wanted to do some- p.m. they prepare for the 2018-19 area students and the up- thing for them. His hope is that every- school year. coming school year, August In an attempt to bring one can unite in community All community mem- 11 at 6 p.m. at the Mont- people together to show prayer for the upcoming bers are invited and any gomery County Prayer at support for local students, school year at Caddo Hills, Church wishing to get in- the Square event. Neel created the Mont- Mount Ida, and Oden. In a volved is asked to reach out Justin Neel, a teacher at gomery County Prayer at Facebook post Neel wrote to Justin Neel via phone/ 741 South Drive, Mount Ida Caddo Hills High School the Square event to be held that he wanted everyone text at 986-221-2127 or email (870) 867-2156 stated that his heart has Saturday, August 11, on to help cover the students, at [email protected].
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My book has president of Ouachita Village, Inc. ► On-Site Low Cost Wellness Center the fruit we eat today did not exist ► a chapter, “What the Heck is Phytic board of directors (Montgomery Rapid Advancement Opportunities in its current form 10,000 years ago. ► And Much More… Modifications have made the fruit Acid”, that describes the way to County Food Pantry); chairman of prepare legumes. the Tasty Acre project; and member College Student? much sweeter than nature appar- We have Summer Jobs Available! ently intended. A good case can be made for a of the Mount Ida Area Chamber of In its strictest form, the Paleo Paleo diet, particularly if you have Commerce board of directors. Her Call for details at 870-672-8021 digestive issues or autoimmune Facebook page is www.facebook. Direct Hire Program in Stuttgart, AR diet includes meat/fish/eggs, non- LENNOX INTERNATIONAL INC. IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. starchy vegetables, fruit, and healthy disease(s). The high carbohydrate com/patsmithbooks. Her website is (and calorie) processed foods that http://allaboutthefood.org/ Adoptees can now access ADH records Starting Aug. 1, indi- March 2017, gives adop- file as well as update their not at all. The ADH will viduals who have been tees the ability to request family history informa- share preference requests adopted (adoptees), and their files if they are at tion and contact prefer- as part of the adoption file who are at least 21 years least 21 years old. ence. These forms are also but cannot guarantee that of age, may request their Written requests for available on the ADH requests will be honored. adoption file from the adoption files will be ac- website. More information, in- Arkansas Department cepted from adoptees or, To submit a redaction cluding forms for adop- of Health (ADH). Forms upon their death, a sur- request, a birth parent tees or birth parents, may are now available online viving spouse, child or must show proof of their be found online at www. for adoptees to fill out to guardian of that child. The identity, submit a nota- healthy.arkansas.gov or request their files. request must be notarized rized form and update by contacting adh.vital- An ADH adoption file and include proof of iden- their genetic or social his- [email protected] usually includes an origi- tity. There is a $100 fee to tory. A form cannot be or 1-800-462-0599. Forms nal birth certificate and process an application for submitted by one birth must be returned to the adoption decree; how- adoption files. parent for another. ADH Vital Records De- ever, what is included in The new law also al- Birth parents can re- partment, State Registrar, a file can vary depend- lows birth parents to com- quest to be contacted by 4815 West Markham St., ing on the adoption. 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fice. Our goal is to make the office more visitor and August 30th (originally scheduled for August 23rd). tourist friendly while at the same time, promoting and Please contact the Mount Ida Area Chamber of Com- serving area businesses. In addition to T-shirts and merce to reserve your spot: director@mtidachamber. similar items, we will soon offer products made by com or call, 870-867-2723. local craftsmen. We are so excited about the changes Don’t forget to mark your calendar for the Annual and renovations. Once we have the changes com- Quartz, Quiltz, & Craftz Festival along with the World pleted, we hope you’ll stop by to see us and maybe Championship Quartz Crystal Dig. This popular, an- do a bit of shopping. nual event will take place on the weekend of October We know that August is a busy month, and once 12th - 14th, in Mount Ida and attracts enthusiasts and school starts, it seems like the time between the start diggers from all over. of the school season and the holidays passes in a And finally, the week of the Thanksgiving Holiday After reading the article last week, on the renova- whirlwind. Aside from school and football games, ushers in Black Friday shopping as well as the National tions to the Caddo Indian Memorial in Norman, I was we have some events scheduled that we would like Shop Local event. Be looking for more information on once again touched by the selflessness, and care of the you to make note of. this in the upcoming weeks. good people of Montgomery County. Whether it be a The first of these events is the August 30th, Google For more information on any of these events as well city employee, a Master Gardner, or just a concerned Workshop - “Get Found on Google Search and Maps”. as other upcoming events in the area, please visit our resident, time and time again, we see and benefit from Businesses with complete online listings are twice as website at mtidachamber.com. the fruits of their labor. It is this type of caring, and likely to be considered reputable by consumers. Put- The Mount Ida Area Chamber of Commerce Mem- pride in our area that makes Montgomery County ting your businesses on Google maps makes it easier bership Drive is still underway. We would like to both such a beautiful place to live and work. for people to find and connect with your business welcome and thank our most recent, new members: At the Mount Ida Area Chamber of Commerce, we online. This workshop will enable you to maximize The Fisherman’s Wife vacation home, Kokamo’s Parts are constantly looking for ways to better our commu- your business listing. Work time will be available & Service, and Relic’s Tax Service, Inc. We are excited nity and promote both the area as well as business and during this session to allow you to review and start to have each of these on board! tourism to our area. Thanks to the help of volunteers, verifying your Google listing. A light supper will As always, join, renew, or volunteer; your involve- renovations have recently begun on the Chamber of- be provided. Please note: The date has changed to ment helps make us great!
Arkansas WIC rolls out EBT card services Little Rock, Ark. – Ar- health services. Pregnant, all of the items they might of Agriculture mandate kansas’s Women, Infants breastfeeding, and post- need in a month. The EBT that all states be EBT-func- and Children (WIC) Pro- partum women; infants; cards now allow partici- tioning by 2020. Arkansas gram has successfully and children under age pants to purchase items piloted the EBT cards in rolled out new Electronic five may qualify if they over multiple visits each Little River and Miller Benefits Transfer (EBT) live in Arkansas, have a month at any of WIC’s 350 counties earlier this year cards. The cards make the nutritional need, and an vendors. Three months before becoming the first store check-out process income at or below WIC of benefits can be loaded state in the nation to roll with WIC-approved items guidelines, or receive onto the cards at one time, out the new system to all easier for both partici- Medicaid, ARKids, TEA, although participants of its WIC participants at pants and vendors. or SNAP. must visit the ADH for one time. WIC, a federal program In addition to the new nutrition education and EBT is like a debit card administered in the state EBT cards, the state is now to get benefits reloaded. account, and participants through the Arkansas included on the online nu- “The EBT cards al- have a Personal Identifica- Department of Health trition app, WICShopper, low us to serve both our tion Number (PIN) to ac- (ADH), educates families which allows participants participants and our ap- cess their card. Available about proper nutrition to use a smart phone or proved vendors better,” current monthly benefits for babies, young chil- device to easily access said Cristy Sellers, ADH on the card can be printed dren, and expectant new their shopping list, scan Center Director for Health on a receipt at approved mothers to improve diet foods to see if they are Advancement. “WIC par- vendors so participants and health habits. WIC WIC-approved and their ticipants can now check can keep track of available provides: a selection of nutritional value, and out like any other shop- benefits throughout the approved supplemental find recipes using WIC- per, making the shopping month. The cards make foods high in nutrients approved foods. trip go more smoothly checkouts more discreet Debby Hunt has recently been named as President-Elect of the Arkansas Health Information Management Association. needed for growth and Arkansas WIC has and allowing them to and faster. For more in- Submitted Photo development; informa- about 73,884 participants pick up grocery items as formation, visit https:// tion, support, and encour- who previously received needed.” www.healthy.arkansas. Hunt named President- agement for breastfeed- one to three paper checks The new EBT cards gov/programs-services/ ing; and referrals for other each month to purchase fulfill a U.S. Department topics/wic. Elect of Arkansas Health Information Management Board games in the front front lobby. Later we had Association Nursing Home News dining room. Hands and Nails in the Wednesday morning activity room. In the af- Debby Hunt was elect- of Dorothy and the late by Deanne Sieh Prayer Meeting was held ternoon we had a Yogurt ed to serve as the Presi- Arle Elder. in the front lobby. Then Party in the activity room. dent-Elect for the Arkan- She serves as Program Sunday morning we in the front lobby. Later we had Bible Study in the Saturday morning we sas Health Information Director/Faculty in the had Sunday School class in the morning we had chapel. In the afternoon had Story Time in the 300 Management Association Health Information Tech- in the chapel. In the af- Group Exercise in the we played UNO in the hall dining room. In the (ArHIMA) effective July 1. nology program at Na- ArHIMA is the com- tional Park College. Hunt ternoon we had Church main dining room. In the front dining room. afternoon we did some ponent state association holds a Master of Science Service with Robbie Loud- afternoon we played Bean Thursday morning we Needlework and contin- of the American Health in Health Informatics de- ermilk bringing us a good Bag Baseball. The Cardi- played Bingo in the activ- ued with our story. Information Management gree from Arkansas Tech message. Song leader was nals beat the RedSoxs by ity room. In the afternoon Thank you to all of our Association (AHIMA), University and a Bach- Steve Rondeau ,Deborah one point. we played some Board Volunteers we appreciate the premier association of elor of Science in Orga- Rondeau and Sharon Sims Tuesday morning we games in the front dining each of you very much. health information man- nizational Management played piano. played Bingo in the front room. Until next time please agement (HIM) profes- degree from John Brown Monday morning dining room. In the af- Friday morning Prayer keep us in your thoughts sionals worldwide. AHI- University. Before coming Prayer Meeting was held ternoon we played some Meeting was held in the and prayers. MA represents more than to National Park College, 103,000 health information Hunt was the Health In- professionals. The HIM formation Management professionals are dedicated Director and Compliance to the effective manage- Officer at HSC Medical 4-H poultry chain auction August 18 ment of health information Center. She serves in many needed to deliver quality volunteer roles at the lo- tal or veteran status, genetic reasonable accommodation 4-H Poultry Chain ing the poultry auction healthcare to the public. cal, state, and national Auction will be Saturday, call the Extension Office at information, or any other to participate or need materi- Hunt is a native of level. To find out more August 18, 2018 at the 870-867-2311. legally protected status, and is als in another format, please Montgomery County and about the Health Informa- Fair Grounds in the Show "The Arkansas Coopera- an Affirmative Action/Equal contact your County Exten- currently resides in Sims. tion Management Profes- Arena. It will follow the tive Extension Service offers Opportunity Employer." sion office (or other appropri- She is married to Dennis sion, visit www.arhima. premium sale which starts its programs to all eligible per- "The Arkansas Coopera- ate office) as soon as possible. Hunt and is the daughter org or www.ahima.org. at 10:00 A.M. This year’s sons regardless of race, color, tive Extension Service is Dial 711 for Arkansas Relay." birds are Hy-line Browns sex, gender identity, sexual an equal opportunity/equal which lay a brown egg. orientation, national origin, access/affirmative action in- For any questions regard- religion, age, disability, mari- stitution. 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