Local coverage since 1951 P A G MONTGOMERY E COUNTY NEWS 12 USPS 361 - 700 • 75¢ • Vol. 63 • Issue 38 •Thursday, September 18, 2014 • 1 Section • 12 Pages • Published in Mount Ida, Arkansas Authors to bring heart and history of Montgomery County to town Mt. Ida native shares Life of Montgomery tales of Baker Mountain. County native to be at the Library shared at Heritage House The Heritage House Museum will host a The Montgomery County Library will wel- book signing Thurs., Sept. 25 for Don Duren come one of Mount Ida’s own to town for a as he promotes his book Lon Warneke. book signing Fri., Sept. 19 from 1:30-4 p.m. The open house and book signing will be Doyle Suit, a 1952 graduate of Mount held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Heritage Ida High School, will be at the library to House Museum in Mount Ida discuss and sign copies of his novel Baker Don Duren is a Hot Springs native with Mountain Friday. The novel falls into the a love for baseball. He is a member of the young adult category, but is meant to be Society of American Baseball Research enjoyed by readers of all ages. (SABR), the Heritage House Museum of Baker Mountain is set in the Great Montgomery County, and Garland County Depression and tells the story of Gary Historical Society. Hill, a 17 year old city boy who is sent to the Ouachita He has contributed articles to the Garland County Historical Mountains to live with grandparents he has never met. As if struggles Society, and has authored three books about baseball, including his latest with the difficult life on the farm isn’t enough, Hill also has to contend with work, “Lon Warneke.” dangers that arise from contact with unfriendly bootleggers. His other books, “Boiling Out at the Springs: A History of Major League Courage, hard work, perseverance and the support of family and neigh- Baseball Spring Training in Hot Springs, Arkansas”, and “Bathers Baseball: bors offer a chance to realize his dreams. A History of Minor League Baseball at the Arkansas Spa,” delve into the Suit currently lives in Missouri and likes to spend his time spinning tales history of minor league baseball in Hot Springs. about life in the mountains and the Old West. He has had stories published The subject of his newest book, Lon Warneke, was a Montgomery County in several publications which include Storyteller Magazine and Good Old native who grew up in Owley, located about six miles south of Mount Ida. Days Magazine. BAKER, page 6 LIFE, page 6 Junior Lions crush Rattlers 38-6 DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY [email protected] MOUNT IDA – The Junior Lions blew past the Magazine Junior Rattlers 38-6 Thursday night after jumping out to a 30-0 halftime lead. Mount Ida opened the game on defense and quickly claimed possession with a fumble recov- ered by Cade Jackson on the Magazine 35 yard line. Jonathan Lagrange raced 30 yards to the five and four plays later Jackson carried the ball in for the first score of the game. The two point conver- sion failed and Mount Ida held a 6-0 lead at the 4:04 mark in the first quarter. Magazine’s next series ended with a Mount Ida interception by Dawson Huff. Mount Ida started on their own 33 and marched downfield to score on a 14 yard run by Bryson Huff. Trevor Fryar scored on the two point con- version to give Mount Ida the 14-0 lead with 41 seconds left in the first quarter. The Junior Lions scored again at 5:29 mark of the second quarter on a 35 yard run by Fryar. Jackson’s run was good for the two point conver- sion, giving Mount Ida a 22-0 lead. Mount Ida continued to dominate on defense, Gunner Gilbert (52) moves in for the assist as Trevor Fryar (33) drags the Magazine quarterback down for a tackle. Mount Ida jumped out to a 30-0 lead in the irst half of their matchup with Magazine and went on to wi 38-6 in Junior High action. CRUSH, page 6 Photo by Dewayne Holloway Ol’Dogs Aldermen continue in concert discussion on sewer issue DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY line hookup to the main on Saturday [email protected] Luzerne, which her property The Mount Ida City Coun- adjoins, but was told that she The Front Porch cil agreed Monday to help a would have to pay to have the Stage, located on the resident replace or move an line run under the street. She courthouse lawn in Mt existing sewer life if the need stated in last month’s meet- Ida, proudly presents arises at Monday’s September ing that she didn’t think this the Ol’ Dawgs in concert meeting. was fair. Sat., Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. Mayor Jo Childress opened She found the location of This fine band comes the meeting with discussion her sewer line while fixing a from the foot hills of on the issue of Lee Elder’s stopped up sewer. Elder told the Ozarks and began sewer line. The topic was the city council that the prob- playing together since brought up last month and lem was fixed, but was afraid their college days some- was tabled until this month. of what might happen if she where around 40 years Elder had addressed the ever had to replace her sewer. ago. court with her displeasure in The Mayor passed out cop- They play a mix of the location of her sewer line ies of Arkansas Code A.C.A. § old classic rock and which runs through property 14-235-304 (2014). some country. owned by two other people The code reads as such: It has been couple Linda Barnes, a teacher at Oden High School, is pictured with a certiicate denoting to Circle Street. Elder had This act does not authorize a of years since their last her selection as a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction by the National Society of High School Seniors. wanted to move her Sewer municipal board of health to visit to the Front Porch Photo by Dewayne Holloway Stage and they are look- ing forward to coming back. Oden teacher receives Nobel award The Possum Store Norman Fall Fest Oct. 3-4 Linda Barnes, a science and math who have made a lasting difference and Back Porch Kitchen teacher at Oden High School, has in their classroom by encouraging The city of Norman would at 8 a.m. with the car show. will be open and they been selected as a Claes Nobel Edu- students to strive for excellence. like to welcome everyone out The craft booths will also be are still selling BB Gun cator of Distinction by the National Formed in 2002 by James W. Lewis to the annual Norman Fall Fest open. The day will be filled Raffle Tickets. Society of High School Scholars. and Claes Nobel, senior member of Oct. 3-4. with entertainment. A dunking The Daisy BB guns Student members of the NSHSS are the family that established the Nobel Festivities will kick off Fri., booth and bounce houses will are one of a kind guns given an opportunity to nominate an prizes, the NSHSS recognizes aca- Oct. 3 at 5:30 p.m. with a pa- also be available. with the Possum Unlim- educator who had made the most demic excellence at the high school rade. The parade will begin at The Norman Fall Fest Beau- ited logo engraved on significant contribution to their aca- level and encourages members of the the firehouse and make its way ty Pageant will be held Satur- the stock. demic career. organization to apply their unique through town to the ball field. day night at 5:30 p.m. in the The Front Porch Oden student Zachariah Abler talents, vision and potential for the The craft booths will open city square. Stage is free to the pub- nominated Barnes for outstanding betterment of themselves and the following the parade. Christian For more information con- lic and meets every dedication and commitment to excel- world. music artists B+ will be in per- tact Teresa McCarter at (870) Saturday through the lence in the classroom. For more information about NSHSS formance as well Friday night. 828-1524, or Trudy Carter at summer. The award recognizes role models visit www.nshss.org. Saturday’s events will begin (870) 356-7427. Page 2 - Montgomery County News - Thursday, September 18, 2014

The Norman Volunteer Fire Department is having LynneHelen Charlotte Eldora WrightGagne Firewise Day on Saturday, September 20, 2014. Festivities Obituaries Lynne Charlotte Gagne, age 76, passed away will begin at 4:00 p.m. There will be a bounce house and August 23, 2014 in Mt. Ida, AR. She was born train rides for the kids as well as a cake walk and auction. August 15, 1938 to Raymond Calvin Hansberger We will eat at 5:00 p.m. All donations of pies and cakes and Henrietta Evans Hansberger. would be appreciated. This fundraiser will be matched Helen Eldora Wright Lynne was one of the- irstby Modernfe Woodmen up to $25.00. We are also selling Helen Eldora Wright, age 84, died peace- male letter carriers for the chances on a gun. It will be given away on September 20. fully at home surrounded by her family on Au- Houston, TX U.S. Postal See any ire member to buy tickets. All Candidates are welcome to attend. Hope to see you there. gust 16, 2014. She and her husband Arlo lived in Service. She moved from Houston to Story, AR in ~~~ Mount Ida, Arkansas for 16 Mount Ida High School 50 Years Plus Alumni Reunion 1967 to raise her family years. She was born July 25, This years reunion will be Saturday, September 20, 2014 1930 in Minneapolis, MN, and learn to farm. Lynne at the high school. The doors will open at 9:30 a.m. with to Mr. Casper and Kate loved the outdoors, work- a time for registration and visiting with schoolmates. Skjordal. On February 4, ing with cattle, horses and The business meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the 1967, Helen married the gardening. high school auditorum and lunch will be serverd at 12:00 love of her life, Mr. Arlo Survivors; Husband, Joseph noon. This year’s inductees will be the “Class of 1964”. Wright from Bennett, Henri (Jack) Gagne Daughter, Evelyn The noon meal will be catered by Smokin ‘n Style. The Iowa. She was the owner May (Perry) Jones and husband, Bill of Mt. Ida, cost of the meal is $15.00 per person. No cost to attend of Helen’s Stylette which AR ;Son, Carl Guy Perry, Jr. and wife, Kristi; the reunion and not eat. operated for many years 4 Grandchildren: Stephanie Kesterson, John ~~~ providing many with beauti- P. Jones, Casey A. Perry and Nicholas Perry; 2 Mount Ida Public Schools will be holding Parent/ cian services. Helen’s most Great Grandchildren: Tyler Kesterson and Bren- Teacher Conferences for the middle school and high loved hobbies were camping, ishing, na Kesterson school ONLY Tues., Sept. 23rd. The elementary parent/ crochet, hand work, square dancing and visiting Lynne was predeceased by her parents, Ray- teacher conferences will be held in Oct. the wealth of family and friends that she and Arlo mond C. and Henrietta Hansberger and one broth- ~~~ held dear. er Raymond E. Hansberger. The third month the music group “Acts 4:13” along Helen is survived her devoted husband, Arlo There will be a memorial service Saturday, with Mr. Jim Maxim a businessman and entrepreneur Wright of Surprise, AZ, son in law, Michael September 20, 2014 at Story Church of God at from Philadelphia will be meeting 7:00 pm at Hot Ament of Lawrence, Michigan; son, Gary Mea- 11:00 a.m. with Brother Roy Brooks oficiating. Springs, Hall “D” at the Convention Center for a night gher and wife Ida Meagher of Hartford, Michi- Interment will be at Mt. Ida Cemetery. Arrange- of worship, prayer and fellowship. All are welcome to gan; daughter in law, Barbara Wright of Betten- ments were made under the direction of Thornton attend. The Hot Springs and surrounding area pastors dorf, Iowa; daughter, Dawn Reich and husband Funeral Home. Guest registry is at thorntonfh. are united together in unity in this endeavor. It is the beginning of the answer to the Lord’s prayer (John 17:21- Paul Reich of Surprise, Arizona; brother, Jerry com. 23) “that they may be one”. The hour is late…time is Skjordal of Ames, Iowa; sister, Patricia Gunder- precious. son and husband Gary Gunderson, of Wahkon, ~~~ Minnesota. Helen has four grandchildren and The ODEN-PENCIL BLUFF VOLUNTEER FIRE six great grandchildren. Predeceased in death by COMMUNITY DEPARTMENT will be having their annual FISH FRY daughter, Linda Ament, Hartford, Michigan and NNOUNCEMENTS Saturday September 27th in the Oden School Cafeteria. son, Wayne Wright, Pleasant Valley, Iowa. They will start serving at 5:00 pm. Helen requested no service but rather to cel- ~~~ ebrate her life as family and friends. Gretta Lane Thrift Shop will have a ½ price sale on You are gone but will always be held gently in Ouachita Artist Gallery and Studio invites the public all items this week. Daily the racks are being reilled our hearts forever. to enjoy “ OPEN ART STUDIO”. The gallery will be with gently-used clothing – including many name-brand open until 6 p.m. every Friday night for your enjoyment. items. Many household items are available also. Located Bring your materials and paint, draw, make jewelry, etc at the corner of Highway 8 and Water Tower Road, the with a group of talented local artists. No formal teacher shop will be open Thursday and Friday from 10:00 - 4:00 Obituary POlicy but advice may be given if ask for. You do not have to and on Saturday from 9:00 – 1:00. All proceeds support the Montgomery county News will not run be a member, its free. Located on the square next door to the food pantry. The thrift shop is located at the corner of any obituary without notiication Splendid Splinters in Mt. Ida, Ar. Hwy 8 and Water Tower Road in Norman. ~~~ ~~~ from the funeral home. The Montgomery County Nursing Home Auxilary The Countywide Prayer meeting was well attended, we if you have any questions, Thrift Store will be closed September 22-27 for change met at Community Outreach August 27. It was decided please call Donna at 1-888-845-6397. over. Monday, September 29 at 9 am the store will reopen. we would change our meetings to Sunday evenings, Come check out the large assortment of fall and winter since Lake Ouachita instructs the children in the Owana clothing. ministry Wednesday evenings. And, we didn’t want to ~~~ further burden busy families with an additional evening. Norman First Baptist Church is taking a van on Tuesdays We plan on meeting the last Sunday of each month, but if to celebrate recovery in Hot Springs. We will leave the necessary we can adjust to accommodate pastors. church at 4:00 p.m. September 21, 6pm at Lake Ouachita Baptist Church, ~~~ October 26, 6pm at First United Methodist Church, The American Legion will hold its monthly membership November 30, 6pm at First Baptist Church,Mt Ida, meeting the irst Tuesday of each month at 6:30PM. December 28, 6pm at Community Outreach, Mt Ida. Location: Courthouse Annex, 117 Ray Drive, Mount Ida, ~~~ Ar. The Herb Study Group will meet in the Extension Ofice ~~~ on September 18 at 10 am. The topic will be “Lavender”. Drawing classes for young people ages 12 and up will be ~~~ held at the Ouachita Artists Gallery and Studio, 135 West Mount Ida Senior Dance on Saturday, September 20. Street in Mount Ida. Classes will meet on Wednesday Doors open at 6 pm. Dance begins at 6:30 pm. Featuring afternoons from 3:30 to 4:30. Basic drawing techniques Freddy & Phyllis. Admission $5.00. will be taught by Barbara Holt. For more information, ~~~ call 870-334-3264. Free QAYG-Quilt As You Go. Sewing demonstration ~~~ presented by Phyllis Davis at the Mount Ida Senior Center FALL PAINTING CLASSES: Beginning drawing and on Wednesday, October 15 at 10:30 a.m. painting classes will be offered for adults and young people ~~~ over the age of 12 (or by special arrangement) on Saturday The SYATP rally is at 5:30 on the courthouse square! Area morning from 10 a.m.-12 noon beginning October 4 and church group bands will be playing or singing. If you continuing through November 8. Students will learn the would like to play, sing, or give testimonies please basics of drawing, sketching and oil painting. Cost for contact Jennifer Warden 479-209-3000 or you can also the 6-week course is $30.00. Students will bring their contribute by bringing inger foods or snacks!! SYATP own materials; a list of the needed supplies and course will be WEDNESDAY morning at 7 at the high school description are attached to the registration form. The lag pole! There will be a Drawing for prizes!! See you Montgomery County News teacher is Martha Koelemay. Registration forms and more there!! information are available in the gallery, please come in! ~~~ Published since 1951 Class size is limited, so sign up now! Norman Fall Fest October 3-4. Parade is on October 3 ~~~ at 5:30 begins at Norman Firehouse and ends at Norman Book signing at Montgomery County Library. Doyle Ball Field . Pageant is Saturday, Oct ober 4 at 5:30 pm and Suit, a 1952 graduate of Mt. Ida High School, will be at will ne held in the Norman square. For more information Mike Graves • CEO/Publisher the Montgomery County Library on Friday, September please call Teresa McCarter (870) 828-1524 or Judy Carter Dewayne Holloway • Editor 19, 2014 from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. to discuss and (870) 356-7427. sign copies of his young adult historical novel, Baker AndreaPHONE: Sheffield (870) 867-2821 • Advertising/Office Fax: (870) 867-2010 Manager Jimmie Jackson • Emeritus Mountain.Baker Mountain is the story of a 17 year old E-mail: [email protected] city boy, Gary Hill, sent to live with grandparents he’s (USPS 361-700) never met. Life is dificult on their small farm in the Published by Graves Publishing Company weekly each Thursday at Mount Ida, Arkansas. rugged Ouachita Mountains during the Great Depression. Periodicals postage paid and mailed at Mount Ida, Arkansas. Gary must adapt to different culture and overcome hard POSTMASTER: times and danger from unfriendly bootleggers. Courage, Send address corrections to: hard work, perseverance and the support of family and Montgomery County News, neighbors offer a chance to realize his dreams. Doyle is P.O. Box 187, Mount Ida, AR 71957. a prize winning author of numerous articles and short Member Arkansas Press Association, National Newspaper stories. His second book, Tales of a Misspent Youth, is Association, Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce. scheduled for publication in 2015. Subscription rates: ~~~ Within Montgomery County, $38 per year. 7th Annual Terry Todd Memorial Prostate Screenings. In Arkansas outside Montgomery County, $47 a year. The Montgomery County Health Education Advisory Call us for fast and understanding Outside Arkansas within the 48 contiguous states, $55 a year. Board will be sponsoring the Annual Terry Todd Rates outside the continental United States upon request. handling of your divorce proceedings. 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All men 870-867-5297 should be tested for prostate cancer by age 50. If you have a family history of cancer, you should see your 2014 doctor and ask for the prostate cancer tests by age 40. MEMBER The tests are simple. Do it for your family! The event Cool off with a Arkansas is being sponsored by the Montgomery County Health Press Education Advisory Board, Montgomery County Health subscription to Unit, & AFPC. For questions please contact Bonnie Carr Association The Montgomery County News Free Press • 1873 at the Montgomery County Health Unit at 870-867-2331. Free People ~~~ Montgomery County News - Thursday, September 18, 2014 - Page 3 puzzle to put together. Peer we lost 12 to 13 against Hot Boiled Potatoes, Lima Activity Center at 10:00 a.m. is also available for $1.00 Exercise Program Promotes Springs. The Go-Getters’ Beans, Roll, and Pear Crisp. She will call out BINGO and each. Independence (PEPPI) exer- will be electing a new Cap- Mon., Sept. 22: Spaghetti she will have prizes too! We will celebrate the cise class is on Monday's, tain soon and the Captain with Meat Sauce, Salad with Every Thursday Amy birthdays of those of us who Senior Wednesday's, and Friday's. will schedule upcoming Dressing, Garlic Bread, and Monk, from the County have birthdays in the month Chat Walking exercise is sched- games with other teams. Fruited Gelatin. Extension Office Agent for of September on Tuesday, uled for Thursday's, at 10:00 Lunch begins at 11:45 Tues., Sept. 23: Roast Montgomery County will be September 23rd. Please join by a.m. a.m. daily. There is a sug- Turkey, Baked Sweet Potato, at the Mount Ida Activity Se- us for some birthday cake! Sandy If you need transporta- gested donation of $3.00 (if Green Bean Casserole, and nior Center at 10:00 a.m. to All seniors are welcome Tempel tion to the Mount Ida Senior you are 60 plus) and $6.00 Frosted Cake. teach "Line Dancing". Come to sign up for the trip to Activity Center call (870) (if you are under 60). Drinks Wed., Sept. 24: Roast join the fun! Garvan Woodland Gardens 867-2313 for more informa- include tea, lemonade, skim Beef, Navy Beans, Vegeta- Please remember to in Hot Springs, scheduled Mount Ida Senior Activ- tion. milk, and coffee. Soda pop - ble Blend, Dinner Roll, and come to the Center to sign- for Thursday, September ity Center, 158 Senior Drive, On Tuesday, September $1.00 each. The lunch menu Cherry Pie. up for the monthly shop- 25th the Mount Ida Senior Mount Ida, Arkansas is open 10th, the Mount Ida Go- is as follows: Thurs., Sept. 25: BBQ ping trip to Mena before the Activity Center. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday Getters’ traveled to the Wed., Sept. 17: Chick- Chicken, Potato Wedges, second Thursday of every Mark your calendar for through Friday. Please call Hot Springs Senior Activity en and Rice, Pinto Beans, Green Pea Salad, Fluffy Fruit, month. Scheduled depar- the Senior Center’s Break- (870) 867-2313, if you need Center and participated in Broccoli, Wheat Bread, and Wheat Bread, and from the ture time is 8:30 a.m. fast on Tuesday, September more information. the Bean Bag Baseball Olym- Brownie. Kettle: Navy Beans and Everyone is invited to 30th and enjoy the Bacon, Stop by and join in the ac- pics. The first game the Go- Thurs., Sept. 18: Western Cornbread. come to the Mount Ida Se- Eggs, Biscuit with Gravy, tivities. We have BINGO on Getters’ won 14 to 6 against Egg Omelet, Hash Browns, *UPCOMING EVENTS* nior Activity Center to hear Orange, and Orange Juice. Tuesday's at 10:00 a.m. with Russellville. The second Baked Tomatoes, Banana The first Tuesday of ev- Phyllis and Freddie play at The last day of the month prizes. Bean Bag Baseball game the Go-Getters' won Muffin, Peaches with Whip ery month the Community our monthly dance on Satur- drawing will be Tuesday, practice is everyday after against Glenwood 11 to Topping, and from the Ket- Education Manager, Sara day, September 20th. Bring September 30th. Please lunch. Come and play Domi- 4. The third game the Go- tle: Pinto Beans and Corn- Mitchell, from the Mena Se- a finger food and come have come to the Senior Center noes, Wii Bowling, a Skip-Bo Getters’ lost 3 to 11 against bread. nior Behavioral Health, will a great time. The cost is and register all month long. game, and there is always a Conway and the forth game Fri., Sept. 19: Meatloaf, visit the Mount Ida Senior $5.00 per person. Soda pop Benton man pleads guilty to possession charges DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY sion of drug paraphernalia, and fees. 2015. Judge Looney also Feed My Sheep [email protected] a class B felony. Robert Brandon Reppo, reduced his bond from A Benton man pled guilty Simmons was arrested age 23 of Glenwood, was ar- $20,000 to $10,000. by Brenda Forga to three different posses- along with Nicole Hall, raigned on charges of resi- Alan Dale Hulsey, age sion charges Friday which age 30 of Royal, June 19 at dential burglary, a class B 62 of Delaware, Ark., was All is well at the Mont- Janet Z. Capua is the stemmed from an incident Albert Pike Campground. felony and theft of proper- arraigned on charges of gomery County Food Honorary Possom Queen in June at Albert Pike Camp- He was sentenced to 48 ty, a class A misdemeanor possession of schedule II Pantry. Maureen Tanner this year. She caters the ground. months in the Arkansas in relation to an alleged controlled substance, a helped me get everything Possom Picnic every year. Scott Arthur Simmons, Department of Corrections break in at a residence on class D felony; and posses- swept, mopped and freez- She likes to come to the age 30 of Benton, pled guilty as recommended by a plea Rocky Pines Road some- sion of drug paraphernalia, ers thawed. It always helps pantry and help when she to Possession of schedule packet submitted by the time between June 3 and a class D felony. to do that on days we are is in town. This year she II controlled substance, a Prosecuting Attorney’s Of- 4. Randy Rainwater was Shane Ethridge was not open. It is difficult to is helping us two days. class D felony; possession fice. He was also ordered appointed to represent appointed to represent sweep and mop when the She brought goodies and of drug paraphernalia, a to pay $150 in court costs Reppo. Judge Jake Looney Hulsey. Jury trial was set pantry is full. a donation from a friend class D felony; and posses- and $512.70 in restitution set the jury trial for Jan. 6, for Jan. 20, 2015. We are thankful to Sam- in Texas. It is nice to know my Jones and Hugh Demby the Texas people want to for the fresh okra from help us. We enjoyed her their garden, They brought visit and she is good help. Grand Champion Dana DeAndrea named large amounts of okra sev- Look around you and eral times and our clients you will see the need in our have really enjoyed it. I do county. It is a shame there to Honor Society not know the name of the is such a need and the rea- Dana DeAndrea, daugh- online. man that donated several sons for this vary but the ter of Sue Blair, will be DeAndrea met all the acorn squash, they didn't truth is that one hungry inducted into the Texas requirements to be cho- last long in the pantry. child is one too many. We Woman’s National Honor sen for the honor society Everyone snatches up the should take care of the Society, Epsilon Omega as she pursues a master’s fresh produce. We had children in our hometown Epsilon in October. degree in library science at duck eggs donated not and county. They didn't ask Epsilon Omega Epsi- Texas Women’s University long ago and I failed to get for this, they deserve bet- lon recognizes students in Denton, Tx. She is cur- the name of the donor that ter. If we manage to keep who exhibit academic ex- rently working at the Car- time also. We truly appreci- a few families from going cellence, dedication, per- rolton Christian Academy ate everyone donating to hungry we have done our severance, and rigor in as head librarian for pre-K us, no matter what the gift job. We need to be so seeking a master’s degree through 12th grade. it is needed and used. thankful if we aren't in need I have a few people that because 25 percent of the drop off boxes of shampoo people in our county are and rinse, soap etc. from in need. Lake Greeson Corps to hotel and motel visits. Thank you to everyone They save these small bot- for your donations, your hold Master Plan meeting tles and bring them to us. prayers and your volun- It is a big help. We always teerism. We have several The Vicksburg District uled to run 2 hours; how- need ziplock bags in quart that donate food or money Karlie Thew, a member of the Montgomery County 4-H U.S. Army Corps of Engi- ever, comment cards will and gallon sizes, plastic to the pantry in memory of and a fourth grade student at Fountain Lake Elementary, neers will host a public be available for those grocery bags, toiletries, a friend or relative that has recently exhibited the Grand Champion Market Lamb at the meeting to gather cus- wishing to submit addi- baby diapers etc. etc. The passed away. Garland County Fair. Karlie was also named Champion tomer input on updating tional comments. Inter- money we receive goes for That is a wonderful Junior Showman. Karlie is pictured with her premium buyer, the Lake Greeson Master ested persons who are Kyle Cowart, owner of Farm and Ranch Feed of Glenwood. Plan. This is a chance for unable to attend the meet- food but we will hand out memorial, we mail cards Submitted Photo toiletries and diapers when to the families of the de- the public and customers ing should provide written we have them. ceased when we get these to offer their comments on comments and questions Thank you to everyone memorial gifts. Keep it in the plan. The meeting is concerning the master who helps in any way. mind. Thanks scheduled for September plan to: 23 at 6:00 pm at the Kirby Eric Jenkins, Resource Back Hurt? Have Neck Pain? School Library. Manager The meeting will give Lake Greeson Field Of- We are a full service chiropratic clinic offering the general public and fice Nursing Home campground users as well 155 Dynamite Hill Rd treatment for: as local business owners Murfreesboro, Arkan- News Low back pain Arm/hand pain an opportunity to voice sas 71958 by Deanne Sieh Neck pain Degeneration their opinions on the mas- Comment Cards are Headaches Wellness/nutrition and ter plan and offer sugges- also available at the field Our Sunday morning Gene and Boo came by Auto or work injuries MUCH MORE! tions. office during business Sciatica activity started with for a visit. The meeting is sched- hours (M-F 8am-4pm) Sunday School being Wednesday morning CALL TODAY! held in the chapel with Prayer Meeting was held Neck & Back Clinic 307 N. George Street Mount Ida Don’t miss an issue of Betty Prince leading the in the front lobby. Then (870) 867-0172 the MCN! lesson. 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History of A TO Z teddy Bears The irst “best friend” for many children is a Ted- dy Bear. Some kids want to take their Teddy Bear everywhere they go, while others can’t sleep with- out theirs. Teddy Bears are found in almost ev- Kids News ery household with children, but they are actually a relatively recent creation, since they are only about 110 years old. Teddy Bears were created around 1902 by a German toy designer named How Richard Steiff. Looking for new ideas for toys, Steiff went on a tour of a circus and was inspired Many by a group of young performing bears. He went words can on to create a toy that looked like a bear but stood upright like a human. Around the same time in the you spell froM United States, President Theodore Roosevelt, an avid hunter, was on a hunting trip in Mississippi tHe naMe and was said to have encountered a bear cub. rooseVelt? The President refused to shoot the cub; instead, he let the cub go. The story became popular in ______the newspapers at the time—the same time that the toy bear was introduced in America. The bears classic toys ______were quickly dubbed “Teddy’s Bears” and sold like ____ wildire. The President even used a bear as the word searcH mascot for his re-election campaign. Today, Ted- dy Bears are associated more with kids than with teddy Bear President Roosevelt. sHadow MatcH croswword Determine which shadow belongs to which Teddy Bear. Shadow Match Ans: 1-7, 4-10, 5-2, 8-3, 9-6

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will have a ½ price sale than one person came to on all items this week. All see it more than once, and Norman News proceeds support the food they didn’t have a relative pantry. in the production! Story News with Dee Card Chili’s restaurant in Pears have been added Hot Spring participated to the Gretta Lane Grow- by Melba Reed Big thank you going out their Fire Wise day and fun- in a “give back” event ers’ Market that is held to Dicey Horn and her vol- draiser this Saturday start- the first week in Septem- each Saturday in Norman. This weather is nice. We ard Carr on September unteers. They painted the ing at 4:00 PM qt the Fire ber benefitting the Caddo We are saddened at the didn’t need our heat or air 21; Jimmy Abernathy on Community Room at Nor- Department. Money raised Hills Elementary. Patrons death of Billy Graves of turned on, however it was September 23; Janice Ab- man City Hall last Saturday. will be used to expand the could designate which Murfreesboro. Billy was a little too cool. Yesterday ernathy Vaughn and Evelyn The room hadn’t been fire house adding three class they were support- double cousin to Ralph and morning for some and they Bryant on September 24; turned on some heat for Jessie James on September painted since the last time more bays to house equip- ing with the first grade Howard Graves and got awhile. I hope we don’t 25; Shelly Swaim, wife of it was painted as part of a ment and trucks. There will getting the most support. them interested in restor- have an early frost. We Teddy, twins, Morgan and Woodsmen of the World be food, games, a cake walk 15 % of sales was donated ing old tractors. Several to Caddo Hills Elementary of his Norman cousins at- have had the most rain and Megan Essman on Septem- Good Neighbor project 19 and more. Money raised up one of the best growing ber 26; Linda Allen and Cari School to purchase school tended the services held years ago. It looks really to $2,500 will be matched spring and summer that I Abernathy on September supplies. for him.. nice. If you haven’t seen it, by the Modern Woodsmen. recall. God has blesses us. 27. Happy anniversary to pop in and look. So come have fun and see Thanks to everyone in As always, if you have Harrison and I visited Jesse and Susan Sailor on Speaking of Modern your money doubled to the Norman area who sup- news, you can email it to my aunt Kathryn McCor- September 22. Woodsmen, the Norman benefit the community. ported MCCPA by attend- me @ weeklynormannews@ mick at her home in Dar- Among the many on our Fire Department is having Gretta Lane Thrift Shop ing Sound of Music. More gmail.com. danelle on September 10. prayer list includes: Paul Harrison had a dental ap- Dee Reed is doing good pointment with her son, and one of is caretakers, Michael Dee McCormick at Brenda Lewis took him to Dardanelle that day. church. Juanita Warren, A belated Happy first O.V. Morrison, Bernice year wedding anniversa- Irons, Ernie Blankenship, ry to Melvin and Marsha Clovis Ledbetter, Sue Nor- Lambert on September man, Helen Mayberry, Pat- 14. They were invited to sy Wingfield, Glen Logan, the home of his brother, Deidra Lawrence, Tiffany Mervin and Treva Lambert, Allen, Evelyn Jones, Eva after church, for a deli- Beggs, Lillie Bryant, Ed cious lunch which Treva Offutt, Shena Thew, and had fixed. They all enjoyed Mike O’Neal. Please pray the food and visit. We wish for all of the sick, bereaved, them many more happy unsaved, nursing and as- anniversaries. sisted living residents and Happy Birthday to Liam workers, our military, all of Curtis on September 18; our schools, officials and Adaline Hutts will be one everyone which includes on September 19. Adaline me and Harrison and Bro. is the daughter of Cas- Ronnie and Wanda Noles. sandra Hutts and grand- Remember “God is our daughter of Tammy Qualls refuge and strength; a very The Mount Ida Lions 3rd and 4th grade Pee-Wee football team escorted the Mount Ida Lions football team on the ield Friday Clement and first great present help in trouble” night before the game against the Danville Little Johns. Pictured left to right: Blake Wooten, Issac Gilbert, Isaiah Wilhite, granddaughter of the late Psalms 46:1 Dylan Ditgen, Layne Summitt, Sath Hamilton, Coach David White, Charlie Anderson, Jacob Woodield, Ramsey Gilbert, Boyd and Beatrice Qualls; “Pray without ceasing”. Caleb White and Karter Rowton. Not pictured: Jay Wilburn. Chris Boadway and Rich- 1Thes 5:17 Photo by Dewayne Holloway

NEW HOLLAND CAB TRACTOR* BLOOMER HORSE TRAILER* POLARIS RANGER XP* IMPLEMENTS & MORE! FARM AUCTION SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st @1:00pm (note day & time) 157 Meadow Lane -Mena, AR Estate of the Late Harold Jones and Chris Jones No BUYER’S PREMIUM @ Sellers request! See PHOTOs @ www.huntersauctionservice.com We are honored to be doing this auction for these two ine men. They were known for taking meticulous care of their items. We don’t see quality farm auctions like this one very often anymore, so please plan to come! DIRECTIONS: From Mena take Hwy 8 west approximately 6.5 miles. Turn Left on Meadow Ln. Watch for Auction SIGNS! TRACTOR : 2011 New Holland TD 5030 82hp 4WD CAB Tractor w/ New Holland 820 TL Front end Loader- this has Air condition, heat, radio/CD player, hydrostatic power steering, 72 hp PTO & ONLY 260 hours!- Like New & Super Clean!- New Holland TN75A 75hp 2WD Tractor w/ M34 Front End Loader & bucket- Older Case 1294 Tractor(runs good)- HORSE & CATTLE TRAILERS: 2007 42’ Gooseneck BLOOMER “The New Generation” Horse Trailer w/ Living Quarters that features custom Western Living Quarter décor w/ cow hide & tin Stars Ceiling, large bath w/ Shower, Tack room, Generator & upper storage & canopy! This trailer is Gorgeous!- 2006 Cimarron 24’ Aluminum Stock Combo Gooseneck Trailer w/ front tack room (very nice)!- 20’ TOP HAT Gooseneck Livestock Trailer w/ double axel and cover on top- 16’ livestock double axel trailer, 16’ latbed trailer POLARIS RANGER XP 4WD w/ full cab & glass in the Mossy Oak Camo w/ Dump bed, Comfortable seats w/ headrests, sliding front glass, sliding back glass & sliding door glass: Only 199 hours! Like New & Barely Used! HAY & FARM EQUIPMENT: Nice KUHN SR108 8 wheel Hay Speed Rake- KUHN GMD 600 GII-HP 8’ Rotary Hay Mower(newer)- 18’ Vermeer Hay Tedder- like New VICON CM 2200 8’ Rotary Mower- 7’ KUHN rotary Mower- 10’ Bush Hog mod 3126 Mower- 10’ John Deere pull behind double Row Disc Plow w/ hydraulics- 3pt 7’ Cultivator- 3pt double row disc plow- Willey 300 gallon Sprayer on Trailer- 3pt pto fertilizer spreader- 3pt PTO Auger/post hole- 3pt plow- 7’ John Deere Sickle mower- single row hay rake- 6’ John Deere 3pt Grader Blade- 8’ King Kutter 3pt Landscape Rake- 180 gallon 3pt Sprayer- Paul Scale Pig Scales- Cattle Scales- Cattle panels- feed Troughs- Rubbermaid water tanks- Diesel Tank on Stand- Feed Bin w/ Auger- International Harvester Square Baler(non-working)- 4 steel Hay Feeders- Hay feeder w/ metal Roof- T post- roll Barb wire- Chicken wire- 3pt Boom Pole- Huge Pasture Roller- Hay Spikes- 3pt Pallet Fork lift- 3pt Hay Bale unroller- TRUCKS: 1994 Chevy 1500 Cheyenne w/ Tommy Lift tail Gate- Old Ford 250 pick up(non running) RIDING MOWER: Craftsman YT 3000 21hp Riding Mower- pull behind Yard Carts- Craftsman Bushwhacker straight shaft Weed eater w/ Brush Blade- craftsman straight shaft weed eater- Heavy duty Hauler Cart- Yard & garden tools & More TOOLS & SHOP & GENERATOR: Craftsman 4200 watt 7.8 hp Generator(like new)- New Craftsman 33 gallon upright Air Compressor- Craftsman 2100 PSI 5hp Gas Quick Start Pressure Washer- Craftsman 8 ¼” Radial Arm Saw (new in the box)- Craftsman 6” Disc Sander (new in Box)- Traderman 16” Variable Speed Scroll Saw- Heavy Metal Stairs- Small animal cages- cinder Blocks- Lincoln AC 225 Electric Arc Welder- Sears Air Compressor- Acetalyn Tank & Torch Setup- 2 Rotella 2.5 gallons SAE 15w-40 Oil- Mystick Hi temp Grease- sockets- hand tools- Craftsman 7” Sander- Craftsman Tool boxes- Huge Bench Vise- welding hoods- snap on T post insulators- craftsman 6” Bench Grinder- Craftsman Belt sander- Craftsman 8” Bench Grinder- Craftsman 8” Drill Press- Bug Zapper- Tires- Purple Martin House new in box- Aluminum Extension Ladder- shovels- pitchforks- picks- LOTS of LUMBER- dog barrels- New in Box Turkey /Fish Fry Set up w/ Stainless Cooker- 6.0hp Craftsman Overhead Valve motor- 2 cases of 100ft rolls of new Extension Cords- Craftsman Mini Hwy 27 Fishing Village Tiller Cultivator-Kingwood Wood Stove- 26” 5.5 hp Front tine Tiller, Highway 270 E. Nuts bolts & MORE!! Don’t Miss this Auction!! TERMS: Cash or Check with ID only. Buyers must bring a Letter of Credit from 214 Fishing Village Road their bank for items over 3K. All Sells As Is Where Is with no warranties. Come Mount Ida, AR prepared to load. Concessions Available. Amazing Quality at this Auction! HUNTER’S AUCTION SERVICE (870) 867-1200 Story, AR 71970 SHANNON HUNTER-AALB #2229 870-867-2211 479-216-1932 FAITH TABERNACLE Community Outreach Ministries STORY Paul Burke, Pastor Pastor Josh Harper CHURCH OF GOD (870) 867-4936 or (870) 867-2594 870-356-8871 Brian McKenna (870) 867-6255 1224 Hwy 27 S, Mount Ida On the square in Mt. Ida 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship 109 Dragover Road, 1961 Hwy 88 East, Sims PO Box 1263 Mount Ida 6 p.m. Sun. Night Service • 6 p.m. Wed Bible Study Sunday School:10:00 Worship: 11:00 Sunday School: 10 Sunday Worship:11 Sunday Evening: 5:00; Wednesday: Sunday Evening: 6 Wednesday Night: 7 Reaching the world around us for Jesus! 7:00 Page 6- Montgomery County News - Thursday, September 18, 2014 JUMPS

on the property owner’s agreed that if they were in that if Elder experienced would cost $7,400. She re- She stated that a resident ISSUE property is the subject fact tied into the line then future problems then the ported that the FAA would had complained about of an enforcement action the line becomes the re- city would help her. They reimburse the city for the barking dogs in his neigh- From Page 1 by the Arkansas Depart- sponsibility of the city up agreed to look for the best more expensive one. She bor’s yard. ment of Environmental to that point. option if a need arose in stated that the difference The Mayor stated that Quality or a prosecuting Elder reiterated that she the future. was due to the airplane the city didn’t have a noise attorney. didn’t think that it was fair The Aldermen approved that was used. ordinance and added that order or compel the Farmer surmised from for other utilities to run the the financial report. They Mayor Childress report- she had checked and Mena building of a sewer by this code that the city line to the property line, also approved the minutes ed that the city needed to didn’t have one either. one (1) property owner: couldn’t force Elder to cut but sewer didn’t. from the previous meeting pay for a cultural survey Alderman Farmer stated (1) Over the property of through the street, or go Alderman Mike Brown with a few minor changes. as a part of the planned that the noise could be another; or (2) (A) For through her neighbor’s suggested that if there is Mayor Childress re- water extension. She told coming from coyotes. a distance greater than property. He admitted that a future problem the city ported on the airport’s re- the Aldermen that the sur- Mayor Childress said three hundred feet (300’) this was an existing sewer could look at running a quired flyover. She stated vey would look for his- that she didn’t know how from the point where the line and acknowledged line from the sewer pipe on that the FAA requires an torical relics in the areas they could enforce an or- sewer exits a building that this line was installed Circle Drive up Luzerne to annual flyover inspection. where the lines were to dinance if they had one. on the property owner’s several years ago. Elder’s property instead of She reported that dur- be installed. The survey She stated that you could property through or into “It doesn’t seem right to cutting through the street. ing the initial flyover they will cost just over $12,000. ticket the owner, but how any street or alley to a make the property owner There was some discus- discovered that there She reported that the city do you make the dog stop place where a connection pay for the failures of past sion whether that would were some trees blocking would be reimbursed for barking? can be made with a sew- administrators.” Farmer be cheaper. Brown added the flight path, which will the survey at the comple- She went on to say that er. (B) A municipal board stated. it might be cheaper to just have to be removed. She tion of the project through there are a lot of noisy of health may order or Farmer also brought repair the existing line if added that once they are a grant. items in town. compel the building of up the possibility that the the neighbors are in fact removed they will have to Mayor Childress re- “What if someone com- a sewer by a property other two property own- tapped into her line. have another flyover. ported that the sheriff’s plains about a lawnmow- owner under subdivision ers were tapped into the Mayor Childress asked Mayor Childress stated department had come to er?” She asked. “How far (2)(A) of this section line that ran through their the council members if that the first flyover cost her asking about possible do we go?” only if the existing sewer property. Mayor Childress they were in agreement $8,400 and the second dog nuisance ordinances. No action was taken.

Montgomery County 4-Hers embark on expedition to capitol

The Montgomery County Jr. and Sr. 4-Her’s took an Expedition Leadership trip to Little Rock to visit various Government and historical places. They toured the State Capital, the Old State House, the Governor’s Mansion, the Clinton Library and Heifer International. The 4-Her’s learned about government,the important role they have as citizens, and the impact they can have in their community and country. The Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service is an equal opportunity/equal access/afirmative action institution. Submitted Photo

39 yard pass and a score 18 yard touchdown run World Series as a Chicago categories. CRUSH on the first play of the with 3:20 to go in the LIFE Cub. Warneke also served as ensuing drive. Lagrange third quarter. Bridger After retiring from County Judge in Garland From Page 1 bulled his way in for the Farmer got the nod on From Page 1 baseball as a player, County, a position his fa- two point conversion the two point conver- Warneke went on to work ther held in Montgomery and Mount Ida held a 30 sion to give Mount Ida as an umpire. He is the County when Lon was forcing yet another punt, point lead at the half. the 38-6 lead and eventu- only person to both play growing up in Owley. giving them possession Magazine would get on ally the win. Warneke, who would be in and umpire an All-Star Warneke’s daughter, of the ball on the Maga- the board in the second Mount Ida will travel known as the Arkansas game. He holds the same Lonnie Warneke Luebben, zine 39 yard line. half with 19 yard run, to Stamps Thursday to Hummingbird, played for honor with the World will accompany Duren at Jackson and T.J. but Gage Dyer answered face the Lafayette Coun- the Chicago Cubs and the Series. the book signing Thurs., Walden connected for a for Mount Ida with an ty Junior Panthers. St. Louis Cardinals from Warneke is also a Sept. 25. 1930-1945. He pitched for member of the Arkansas The Heritage House the National League in the Sports Hall of Fame and Museum is located at the Suit’s second book, The Montgomery Coun- first All Star Game in 1933 still sits atop the list of Ar- intersection of Highway BAKER Tales of a Misspent Youth, ty Library is located in the and pitched in the 1932 kansas pitchers in many 27 and Luzerne Street. is scheduled for publica- Civic Center in Mount Ida. From Page 1 tion in 2015. His book Baker Moun- tain can be purchased on Amazon.com WATER WELL DRILLING For more information visit doylesuittstoryteller. com.

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McCrory rallied from a 14-0 week's 41-18 win over Gur- Good feeling may not last deficit last week at Des Arc don. Jones also dashed 44 with 4-2A favorites Hector and had the football at the yards for a score. Junior and Hackett coming up on Des Arc 15-yard line with 50 standout and Hog commit WYC schedule. seconds left before throw- Jordan Jones returned a 5-2A ing an interception to end a punt 78 yards for a TD. La- MAGNET COVE (12) at Ben- 22-16 loss. McCrory junior fayette County has beaten ton H. Grove: See Game of RB Kaigen Rogo could push Hermitage (15-12) and Ge- the Week. Hazen all-state RB Trenton noa Central (40-6) the past DANVILLE (12) at Bigelow: Mosby for top 'back in the two weeks. Class 4A Atkins returned 6-2A. Spring Hill at GENOA CEN- an interception 10 yards Palestine-Wheatley at CLAR- TRAL (1): Spring Hill has for a TD late last week ENDON (6): Clarendon won three of four meetings, to finish off Bigelow 27- avenges its closest defeat including 14-0 last year. 13. Danville doubled 7-2A (30-24 to P-W) of 2013. Clar- Genoa Central has won member and former 5-2A endon was 1-9 last year. six games since launching member Mount Ida 28-14 HAZEN (6) at Osceola: varsity football in 2010, last week. Class 3A Osceola all-state including a 42-8 win over MOUNT IDA (20) at Moun- RB Tevin James (6-0, 180) Spring Hill two years ago. tain Pine: No. 13 Mount Ida had 10 carries for 26 yards Horatio at FOREMAN (3): hands Mountain Pine its last week in a 10-point loss Horatio has won the past 23rd consecutive loss. to Gosnell. Hazen, with 12 two meetings by a com- CUTTER M. STAR (8) at Bis- united seniors, bullied Earle bined four points. The marck: Sophomore Andrew 36-16 Week 1 and destroyed Lions lost six of their past Bennett (5-10, 170), a Lake Clarendon 46-0 last week. seven games last year after Cade Jackson (14) watches as Drew Allen (66), Garrett Beggs (64) and Colton Yates (16) Hamilton transfer, quar- 7-2A a 27-26 win over Foreman. bring down Magazine’s quarterback in last Thursday’s 38-6 victory. The Junior Lions open terbacks Cutter Morning FOUKE (13) at Dierks: MINERAL SPRINGS is open. conference play this week at Lafayette County. Star now, and the Eagles Fouke has won its past six 8-2A Photo by Dewayne Holloway look much better than the contests against 7-2A mem- STRONG (15) at Hampton: No. 7 team in the 5-2A as bers, including last week's Hampton allowed more Hootens.com Rankings Magnet Cove is favored Tree after playing without coaches predicted in the 35-0 win at Foreman. The than 300 rushing yards last Class 2A, Week 3, 2014 to win its fourth straight five starters Week 1 in a preseason. Panthers held Foreman to week in a 29-point loss to Copyright Hooten 5-2A title. Junior QB Har- 55-16 loss to Cross County. ENGLAND (37) at Drew 38 total yards, including No. 2 Bearden, while Strong Publishing, Inc. rison Wade completed 12 Harrisburg senior LB Joey Central: No. 11 England 2 rushing. Dierks, favored rolled up 382 total yards in a 1. Junction City (2-0) of 22 passes last week for McGill (6-5, 255) is one to averages 50 ppg after wins to win the 7-2A for the sec- 26-point win over Hermitage. 2. Bearden (2-0) 132 yards and two TDs watch. over Carlisle and Mineral ond straight season, has WOODLAWN (6) at Hermit- 3. Hazen (2-0) in a 20-3 win over Class Jonesboro Westside at Springs. Class 3A Drew defeated Hope JV (58-30) age: Woodlawn won this 4. E. Poinsett County (2-0) 3A Centerpoint. Junior CROSS COUNTY (2): Cross Central has lost 34 games and Mountain Pine (47-14) matchup 72-52 Week 10 last 5. Rison (1-1) Jay Kelley hauled in eight County could not keep in a row. the past two weeks. year. Hamburg JV defeated 6. Gurdon (0-2) passes for 111 yards and pace last week with Class Poyen at EPISCOPAL COL- Glen Rose at GURDON (1): Woodlawn 20-16 last week, 7. Earle (1-1) two TDs. Zachary Rednour 4A Arkansas Baptist's LEGIATE (34): Senior RB/ Both teams looking for while Strong handled Her- 8. Hector (2-0) intercepted two passes. passing attack in a 35-27 LB Hunter Keen (5-11, 170) their first win. Glen Rose mitage 48-22. 9. Dierks (2-0) HOOTEN'S TV SHOW loss. Jonesboro Westside sparks an improved Poyen has lost to Malvern (38-0) BEARDEN (28) at Park- 10. Des Arc (1-1) Hooten's Arkansas Foot- is a respectable 4-4 in its team on both sides of the and Bauxite (28-3) the past ers Chapel: No. 2 Bearden 11. England (2-0) ball TV show airs 10:30 past eight non-conference football. Class 3A No. 6 two weeks. Gurdon, which rushed for more than 300 12. Magnet Cove (2-0) a.m. Saturdays this fall on games. Episcopal (2-0) was idle dressed 18 players last yards last week in a 42-13 win 13. Mount Ida (1-1) KATV 7 (ABC-Little Rock) Salem at MELBOURNE (28): last week after sweeping week, has lost to Prescott over Hampton. Senior LB 14. Murfreesboro (2-0) and at 8:30 a.m. Saturdays Salem off to worst start DeWitt (34-13) and Conway and Smackover by an aver- Justin Horstkamp intercept- 15. Cross County (1-1) on KXNW (Ch. 34 Fort since going 1-9 in 2008. A Christian (41-0) Week 1. age of 28 points. Gurdon ed two passes. Bearden's O 16. McCrory (1-1) Smith/Fayetteville), featur- year ago, the Greyhounds Junior slotback Allie Free- should be at full strength line has played well early, 17. Bigelow (1-1) ing the top recruits in the outscored Mountain View man (1,639 receiving yards (23 players) Friday night. led by senior center Jesse 18. Woodlawn (1-1) state. and Yellville-Summit by a in 2013) burned DeWitt MOUNT IDA (20) at Moun- Hawkins, junior left tackle 19. Marked Tree (2-0) LAST WEEK combined 76-31. This year, with six receptions for 129 tain Pine: No. 13 Mount Sam Williams (offer from 20. Walnut Ridge (0-2) Hootens.com picked 27 Salem lost those games by yards and a TD. Freeman Ida hands Mountain Pine UL-Monroe) and senior right 21. Strong (1-1) of 35 games (77 percent) a combined 68-24. averages a gaudy 23 yards its 23rd consecutive loss. tackle Austin Hall (offer from 22. Carlisle (0-2) involving Class 2A teams. Earle at HIGHLAND (7): per reception. Centerpoint at MURFREES- Arkansas Tech). Parkers 23. Cutter M. Star (2-0) Hootens.com has picked Highland notches its first CONWAY CHRISTIAN (2) at BORO (5): Centerpoint Chapel big-played a scrappy 24. Conway Christian (1-1) 59 of 75 games (79 percent) win of the season in its Rose Bud: Conway Chris- crushed Murfreesboro 48- Spring Hill 31-6 last week 25. Parkers Chapel (1-1) this season. home opener. No. 7 Earle tian senior RB Ancil Lea 20 a year ago. Centerpoint with sophomore RB Dezmon 26. Hampton (1-1) WEEK 3 PREDICTIONS rebounded nicely from bolted 79 yards for one relies on senior linemen Jackson running 20 times 27. Lafayette County (2-0) (favored teams in ALL its opening 20-point loss TD last week, while junior and sophomore skilled for 115 yards and two TDs. 28. Brinkley (2-0) CAPS) at Hazen to topple 3-3A QB Jaycob Henry (6-4, 180) players this fall. Murfrees- Junior QB Reagan Cates 29. Poyen (1-1) 3-2A favorite Rivercrest 18-7 a passed for three TDs in boro won the previous completed 10 of 17 passes 30. Salem (0-2) Marianna at E. POINSETT week ago. the fist quarter of a 32-20 three meetings by an av- for 149 yards and two TDs. 31. Foreman (1-1) COUNTY (27): EPC QB RECTOR is open. win over Benton Harmony erage of five points. Mur- Senior Dakovi Hay ran four 32. Hackett (1-1) Aaron Scales turned in one 4-2A Grove. Benton Harmony freesboro senior (and Hot times for 79 yards and a TD. 33. Mineral Springs (0-2) of the better single-game HACKETT (13) at Magazine: Grove returned two kick- Springs Lakeside move-in) RISON (8) at C. Harmony 34. Quitman (1-1) performances in school Hackett hustled last week offs for scores. Rose Bud Jacob Jackson rushed for Grove: Rison has won five 35. Palestine-Wheatley (1-1) history last week. Scales but managed just 112 yards topped Quitman 30-25 and 40 yards, caught four pass- in a row in this series by an 36. Mountainburg (1-1) completed 19 of 22 passes and lost five turnovers in a Marshall 24-20 in tight es for 87 yards and a TD, re- average of 18 points. No. 1 37. Spring Hill (0-2) (13 of 13 in first half) for 20-6 loss to defending 4-2A games. corded a team-high seven Junction City whipped Ri- 38. Decatur (0-1) 268 yards and three TDs. champion Hector. Marshall at QUITMAN (1): tackles and intercepted a son 48-8 last week following 39. Magazine (0-2) He rushed for another 148 Decatur at MOUNTAIN- Quitman senior RB Royce pass last week to seal the another Wildcat family trag- 40. Augusta (1-1) yards and and two TDs, BURG (2): Mountainburg Ratzer ran 11 times for 82 6-0 win over Horatio. edy: a former player commit- 41. Hermitage (0-2) and the senior record- junior Clayton Stephenson yards and two TDs last SMACKOVER (38) at Lafay- ted suicide last week with 42. Clarendon (0-2) ed 18 tackles and forced (5-7, 150) ran 32 times for week in a 18-6 win over ette County: Smackover the funeral Friday afternoon. 43. W. Yell County (1-1) two fumbles. Junior Clay 271 and three TDs last Magazine. Sophomore line- senior QB Logan Clark ran Rison lost three fumbles 44. Union Christian (0-2) Malone and senior Quin week in a 30-21 win over man Tyler Stracener paced 15 yards for a TD and threw early Friday night and trailed 45. J.C. Westside (0-2) Young pace EPC this fall Union Christian. Quitman with 17 tackles. a 49-yard TD pass to junior 26-0 after one quarter. 46. Mountain Pine (0-2) with 13 receptions apiece. HECTOR (35) at Hartford: 6-2A RB Dewayne Jones in last JUNCTION CITY is open. 47. Midland (0-2) Marked Tree at BARTON No. 8 Hector drove 98 yards CARLISLE (19) at Augusta: 48. Marvell (0-2) (23): Barton's team speed for a TD to tie Hackett 6-6 No. 22 Carlisle gives Jack 49. Rector (0-2) proves the difference. early last week and allowed Keith his first victory as a 50. Hartford (0-2) Marked Tree junior DE just two first down the rest varsity head coach. Senior Re-elect Alvin Black Jaylon Dunn (three sacks of the night in a 20-6 win. RB Clinton Hampton, who Montgomery County Judge HOOTENS.COM GAME in 2014) forced a fumble Senior linemen Steve Ester did not play in 2013, carried OF THE WEEK late last week to preserve a and Alec McMinn recorded 31 times last week for 303 Recognized by his peers (at the na- No. 12 Magnet Cove at Ben- 26-21 win over Harrisburg. two and three tackles for yards and two TD in a 34-32 tional level) as knowledgeable ton Harmony Grove Senior linemen Jered Hood loss, respectively. loss to Class 4A DeWitt. regarding county government and These teams have split (6-3, 230) and Terry Carter UNION CHRISTIAN (1) at DES ARC (15) at Brinkley: county inances… the past two meetings (6-1, 265) playing well for J.C. Westside: UC fresh- Des Arc junior Noah Ken- “I serve on the Public Lands which have been decid- Marked Tree. man QB Christian Snipes nedy intercepted a pass ed by an average of nine Midland at CEDAR RIDGE completed 11 of 23 passes in the red zone with less Committee of the National Association points. Class 3A Harmony (18): Class 3A Cedar Ridge last week for 281 yards, than a minute left last week of Counties (NACo). Grove trailed 5-2A member better than in recent years, including TDs of 53 and to preserve a 22-16 win Three times they have asked me to ly Conway Christian 26-20 hands upstart Midland 87 yards, in a 30-21 loss to over McCrory. Junior WB to Washington, DC at their expense to late in the fourth quarter third loss as a varsity pro- Moutainburg. Sophomore Colt Covington ran for 93 help them lobby Congress for the last week when it fumbled gram. Cedar Ridge defeat- WR Hauken Smith caught of Des Arc's 240 rushing Payment In Lieu of Taxes program and near the goal line. Conway ed 3-2A newcomer Rector seven passes for 170 yards. yards. Brinkley's all-league Christian drove 97 yards 36-16 last week. SUBIACO ACADEMY (28) at RB Daquan Greene (6-2, the Secure Rural Schools Act. to score and seal the vic- Walnut Ridge at HARRIS- Western Yell County: WYC 230) ran wild in a 36-0 win These two programs bring tory. Juniors Jon Johnson BURG (7): Harrisburg at feeling good after a 26-14 over neighbor Palestine- approximately $2,000,000/year to and Brinson Cornwell each full strength last week in league win over J.C. West- Wheatley. Montgomery County.” returned a kickoff for a TD. the 26-21 loss at Marked side, avenging last year's Marvell at MCCRORY (36):

PUBLIC NOTICE The City of Black Springs is accepting bids for sealing roads inside City limits. Send bids to 1111 Hwy 8 W. Norman, AR 71960. Bids will be accepted until 5 pm on October 1, 2014. For more information call (870) 490-0508 or (870) 334-2372.

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PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS PROBATE DIVISION

IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP OF ROBERT WAYNE SWINDLE PR-2006-20

NOTICE A petition has been iled herein for appointment of a successor guardian of Rob- ert Wayne Swindle; said petition will be heard at 9:00 o’clock a.m., on October 3, 2014, at the Montgomery County Courthouse, Mount Ida, Arkansas. DATED this 18 day of August, 2014.

Debbie Baxter County Clerk

By: Penny Black RWS:37-38,w74 Deputy Clerk Montgomery County News - Thursday, September 18, 2014 - Page 8

Mount Ida celebrates Grandparents Day

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LMT # 32623 Montgomery County trees part of quarantine LITTLE ROCK, ARK. chips (1 inch or greater). Fire- with confirmed EAB infesta- lina Ash, Blue Ash, and Pump- Montgomery County – Twenty-five Arkansas coun- wood is the only quarantined tion sites (Clark, Columbia, kin Ash. Owners of ash trees ties are included in an ash item that relates to all hard- Dallas, Hot Spring, Nevada, should look for damage that quarantine, voted into ac- wood; all other quarantined and Ouachita), while others occurs from the top down, Rehab tion today by the Arkansas items are relative to ash, only. included are considered “buf- which may indicate presence State Plant Board to slow the Counties affected include: fer” counties. Quarantined of EAB. The EAB is a small spread of the Emerald Ash Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, items can move freely within beetle (1/2 inch in size) that Borer (EAB). Quarantined Clark, Cleveland, Columbia, the quarantined area. The originated in Asia. The first items include firewood of all Dallas, Drew, Garland, Grant, restrictions only apply to the EAB discovery took place in hardwood species, and the Hempstead, Hot Spring, How- movement of items listed Michigan, over a decade ago. following ash items: nursery ard, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lin- within the quarantined coun- EAB infestation usually kills stock; green lumber with bark coln, Little River, Miller, Mont- ties to areas outside of them. the ash host within 2-5 years attached; other material liv- gomery, Nevada, Ouachita, Ash trees comprise less of infestation. ing, dead, cut or fallen includ- Pike, Saline, Sevier and Union than 2% of the merchantable The Plant Board has de- ing logs, pulpwood, stumps, counties. trees in Arkansas. Five types veloped the quarantine with roots, branches, mulch and Quarantined counties of ash trees exist in Arkansas: input from the following composted/un-composted listed include six counties Green Ash, White Ash, Caro- agencies: Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, USDA- APHIS-PPQ, University of Arkansas Cooperative Exten- Fowler Auctioneers Inc. sion Service, Arkansas For- Coming Auctions and still booking estry Commission, Arkansas *9/12 @1 pm Hot Springs Garland Co. Livestock Premium Forestry Association, Arkan- SOLD sas State Parks, Arkansas 741 South Drive, Mount Ida *9/20@10 am Glenwood Pike Co. Livestock Premium Auction Timber Producers Associa- *9/20@6 pm Arkadelphia Delta Water Fowl Banquet & Auction tion, U.S. Army Corps of En- (870) 867-2156 *9/26@10 am Brinkley AR. ..HTH Machine Shop, Real Estate Auction gineers, Arkansas Association *9/27@10 am McGehee AR. 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SPORTS Montgomery County News - Thursday, September 18, 2014 - Page 9 Lions suffer first loss of the season at hands of the Little Johns DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Danville needed only [email protected] nine plays to score their The Mount Ida Lions second touchdown with fought their way to a 14- #11 ending the drive with a 14 tie in the second half one yard run for the score. against Danville, but a The PAT was good and the fourth quarter surge by the Little Johns held a 14-0 Little Johns gave Mount Ida lead with 4:26 to go in the their first loss of the season first half. by a margin of 28-14. Danville started the sec- Mount Ida opened the ond half with the ball on game with a strong drive their own 29 yard line. They that started on the Little worked their way down- John 48 yard line. The Lions field to the Mount Ida 29 danced around midfield before a sack by #59 and before T.J. Wilson and Jesse #52 brought an end to their Lowry connected on a 14 drive. yard pass. The Lions were Cody Robertson got able to move the ball to things started with a the Little John 17 before nine yard run. Hickman turning the ball over with scratched out a yard on the a fumble. next run, but an unsports- The Mount Ida defense manlike penalty against forced Danville to punt, but Danville moved the ball into ended up punting the ball Little John territory. away themselves on the Two plays later Wilson following drive. was hit out of bounds, The Danville Little Johns eliciting a personal foul Tyler Rhoden (6) blocks downield as Mount Ida quarterback T.J. Wilson (10) tries to ind some running room Friday night. started the next drive on against the Little Johns. An The Lions struggled in the irst half, but were able to muster a 14-14 tie in the second half before falling to the Danville their own nine yard line unsportsmanlike penalty Little Johns 28-14. Photo by Dewayne Holloway after committing a holding was also called on another penalty. They launched a 10 Danville player, placing the ter. #10 took the ensuing on a 33 yard run by #15. The Wilson had 11 carries for play drive that ended with a ball on the Little John 10 Mount Ida reclaimed kickoff to the Lion 32 before PAT was good, setting the 74 yards and was 4-12 pass- 20 yard touchdown run by yard line. possession with 2:01 left Wilson was able to save the score at 28-14. ing for 33 yards. #11 with 25 seconds left in The Lions seized the in the third quarter. Mount score. Three plays later #11 Hickman was the lead- Jones had three carries the first quarter. The PAT opportunity, scoring three Ida marched downfield on a reclaimed the lead for the ing rusher with 83 yards on for 27 yards and Hayden was good, giving the Little plays later on a nine yard 13 yard drive, which ended Little Johns on a four yard 19 carries and a two point Bishop had one carry for Johns a 7-0 lead. run by Lowry. Hickman with a four yard run by Rob- run with 7:34 to go. The conversion. four yards. Mount Ida was able to forced his way across the ertson for a touchdown. PAT was good, giving them Lowry had eight carries The Lions are 1-1 as they move the ball on their next goal line for the two point The two point conversion a 21-14 lead. for 34 yards and a score, and prepare to travel to Moun- series, but turned the ball conversion, cutting the failed and the two teams The Little Johns added four catches for 33 yards. tain Pine Friday to face the over on downs on the Dan- Danville lead to 14-8 with were knotted up at 14 with another score to the board Robertson had 12 carries for Red Devils. Kickoff is set ville 20 yard line. 3:44 to go in the third quar- 8:27 left in the game. with 2:37 to go in the game 50 yards and a touchdown. for 7 p.m.

Seventh graders topple Little Johns The Mount Ida 7th grad- point attempt to give the final touchdown of the ers overcame an early 6-0 Lions the 16-6 lead. game on a 38 yard run by deficit to defeat the Dan- Mount Ida reclaimed the Fisher Bissell. Colton Goss ville Little Johns 38-6 Tues., ball after forcing a punt scored the two point con- Sept. 9. by the Little Johns, but version to give Mount Ida Danville opened the turned the ball over with a the win. game with a 70 yard run fumble on the Danville 15. Hunter Davis had 17 for a touchdown, taking a The Little Johns struggled carries for 148 yards, three quick six point lead Tues- to hold their ground with touchdowns and two 2 day night. Mount Ida sacking the point conversions. Mount Ida responded quarterback before forcing Fisher Davis had six car- with a seven play drive, an interception by Ethan ries for 77 yards and one 2 which culminated in a Dixon. Dixon plucked the point conversion. 10 yard touchdown run ball out of the air and raced Fisher Bissell had two by Hunter Davis. Hunter 22 yards for the third Lion carries for 39 yards, one stepped in for the two score of the night. Hunter catch for 15 yards and a point conversion to give Davis carried the ball in for score. Mount Ida the 8-6 lead with the two point conversion, Ethan Dixon had a carry 13:15 to go in the first half. to give Mount Ida a 24-6 for six yards, a reception The Lion defense flexed lead at the half. for eight yards and a 22 Fisher Bissell (18) and Hunter Davis (42) cut off the running lane as Colton Goss (74) tackles a Danville ball carrier. The Mount Ida 7th grade Lions was the only team to earn a victory its muscles in the next se- Mount Ida opened the yard interception for a over Danville this week. ries, forcing a fumble and second half with a eight touchdown. Photo by Tilly Davis turnover on the first play yard drive that ended with Braden Thomas had of the drive. a touchdown, thanks to a a carry for 27 yards, Ty Mount Ida went to work, 17 yard run by Hunter Da- Walden had a carry for 15 driving the ball 30 yards vis. The two point conver- yards, Caleb Rhoden had Junior Lions tie with Danville in five plays to score on sion failed and the Lions a carry for two yards, and after Jonathan Lagrange re- the second half with a long a 16 yard touchdown run held a 30-6 lead with 14:10 Colton Goss had a carry for DANVILLE – The Mount covered a Danville fumble. grueling 11 play drive that by Hunter Davis. Hunter to go in the game. three yards and a two point Ida Junior Lions dominated Lagrange did the brunt ended in a one yard run by added two with the extra Mount Ida scored their conversion. the field last Tuesday, but of the work on offense, Lagrange. The two point were unable to find a way carrying the ball four of conversion was no good. to defeat the Danville Ju- five times before scoring Mount Ida recovered a nior Little Johns. on a three yard run. Caleb fumble on a lateral at the The Junior Lions had 24 Woodfield blasted in for start of the next Danville first downs to Danville’s the two point conversion series, but the Junior Lions four and touched the ball to give Mount Ida the eight turned the ball over four 71 times compared to the point lead with 7:32 to go in plays later with a fumble Junior Little Johns’ 41 the second quarter. on the Danville 12 yard line. plays. The statistic that Mount Ida looked as if Danville only needed matters is the score and they were going to score one play to tie things up, Mount Ida and Danville again at the end of the first taking the ball 88 yards for ended the game knotted half, but Danville was able the score. The two point up at 14. to pick off a pass by Jack- conversion was no good The two teams swapped son and take it 80 yards and the game was tied at possessions before Mount for a touchdown. The two 14. Ida was able to find their point conversion was good Both teams failed to way into the endzone. The and the game was tied at find the end zone again. Junior Lions started out on eight. The tie marks the first time the Danville 17 yard line The Junior Lions opened the eighth grade class has not won a game since they started playing in third SEPTEMBER SAVINGS grade. ONLY AT Luke Forga (35) gets the sack as teammate Garrett Beggs Southwest Arkansas Domes- (64) lies in to offer assistance. The Junior Lions defeated PARKER tic Violence/Crisis Center Magazine 38-6. Photo by Dewayne Holloway GM Supplier Discount Plus (SWADV/CC) Rebates up to $5000. Available on All New 2014 Cadillac’s Battered Women’s Center and Sexual Assault Services Visit Parker-Cadillac.com today to get your new Cadillac! 24 Hour Crisis Line 870-584-3447

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discover them, officers law enforcement officers, ficking Hotline number. Act In the 2013 session the sometimes charge them prosecutors, public de- 1157 of 2013 requires the legislature enacted several with a criminal offense fenders and judges, so that signs to be posted at strip new laws on human traf- Larry Teague because that is a quick they are able to balance clubs, airports, private ficking. Statutes already method of getting them their views of human traf- clubs that serve alcohol on the books covered sex State Senator off the streets and into ficking victims, recognizing but not food, hotels that crimes and kidnapping. shelter. New legislation will them as victims as much as have been cited as a public The new laws defined hu- give law officers more op- criminals. nuisance because of pros- man trafficking when mi- tions, so they can take the Also, the task force rec- titution, train stations, bus nors are victimized and Arkansas did more than mittee was encouraged by victims to a social service ommended adding two stations and private busi- forced into prostitution. any other state last year the fact that many of the agency if that appears to employees to the attorney nesses that offer showers, They added human traf- to strengthen laws against recommendations focused be the best choice for the general’s office to staff a fuel, food and bathrooms. ficking to the list of offens- human trafficking, accord- on improved education victim. clearinghouse for all calls The task force recom- es for which a violator’s ing to a national advocacy and coordination among For about $3.3 mil- to the Arkansas Human mended adding camp- motor vehicle or aircraft group called the Polaris law enforcement agencies lion the state could pro- Trafficking Hotline. They grounds, state parks, can be forfeited, if it is used Project. and social service agen- vide services for minors would ensure that calls schools from sixth to to carry out the crime. The legislature will cies. The cost to taxpayers who otherwise would be are forwarded to the most twelfth grade , restaurants The package of 2013 build on those accom- would be relatively minor, charged with prostitution appropriate agency. They and hotels. However, legis- laws established sever- plishments, judging from and would greatly benefit or truancy. Services such would also help compile lators have already heard al of the programs that the response of the Senate victims. as creating a “safe harbor” data about human traffick- concerns from the hospi- the legislature will con- Committee on Children For example, when ado- program for juveniles try- ing violations. tality industry that wide sider expanding in 2015. and Youth to recommenda- lescent females are co- ing to escape from traffick- One recommendation scale posting of signs at Generally speaking, they tions presented by the At- erced into prostitution and ers would be funded by that may generate oppo- popular tourist destina- recognize that sexually torney General’s State Task forced to travel away from fees imposed on violators sition would expand the tions may send a message exploited children should Force for the Prevention of home, they are victims of of human trafficking laws. number of public sites to visitors that Arkansas receive social services Human Trafficking. human trafficking. When Another recommenda- where signs would be post- is a center for human traf- rather than be prosecuted A senator on the com- law enforcement agencies tion is for more training of ed with the Human Traf- ficking. as criminals. JOHN BOOZMAN EPA mandates hurt Arkansas in the country. These coal without these rules. While significantly reduce emis- own emissions. U.S. Senator plants provide more than climate activists claim sions. However, the inter- I support using our half of our electricity. Our this proposal will have national community sees a natural resources in all- utilities are spending hun- huge benefits, developing President who makes com- of-the-above energy mix dreds of millions of dollars countries are increasing mitments that he can’t that includes renewables SEC football is in full hitting hardworking fami- to make these plants some their emissions. Our com- or won’t follow-through such as solar, wind, hydro- swing. While we may be lies, seniors and those of cleanest coal plants in petitors won’t follow these on. After losing so much power, and biomass along frustrated with the out- struggling to make ends the world, but these man- standards, and Ameri- credibility, the President with reliable sources like come of the big game, the meet the hardest. That’s dates drive up the costs can workers will feel the is making plans to go to coal, nuclear, and natural three letters causing the why I oppose this plan and even further. pain as a result. Acting next year’s U.N. Climate gas. Arkansans deserve a biggest concern for people am working to prevent its 52 other Senators and alone will cost us jobs, Change Conference in Par- more reasonable energy in Arkansas are EPA. implementation. I are urging the EPA to opportunity, and really is, but without a strategy plan, and I will support The EPA carbon emis- There has been wide- provide an opportunity hit pocketbooks hard; but to persuade developing policies that protect our sions mandates target spread discussion among for citizens to share their unilateral action will not countries to make a mean- environment without driv- Arkansas for cuts strict- community leaders, manu- concerns through an ex- have a substantial impact ingful and verifiable com- ing up the electric bill for er than 44 other states. facturers, and energy pro- tended public comment on the climate. mitment to cutting their Arkansas families. These mandates will drive viders about this heavy- period. I will also fight My colleague, Senator up the price of electricity, handed rule. Earlier this for a vote on this propos- Barrasso of Wyoming, send jobs overseas, and month I spoke with mem- al. In time, the courts will has noted that even if lead to the construction of bers of the Arkansas State probably be asked to re- you accept the Presi- foreign factories in places Chamber, many of whom view these EPA mandates, dent’s claims, “the whole Online like China, which will emit are deeply concerned which extend far beyond [climate] plan hinges far more carbon dioxide about these EPA mandates the legal authority of the on President Obama’s subs and pollution into the and the impact in our agency. foreign policy prowess.” $20 global atmosphere. state. Arkansas has five These mandates that The President believes The President’s plan coal power plants, includ- we are fighting are all he can persuade develop- a year will impact the daily lives ing some of the newest pain and no gain. Emis- ing countries to set-back of residents of our state - and most modern facilities 867- sions in the U.S. are falling their own economies and 2821 PARKER PRIDE Is adding to their team. HOMES & REAL ESTATE Experienced Sales Professional looking for a career Needed Immediately! 939 Hwy 270 East, Mount Ida, AR 71957 Family owned and operated for 47 years. Phone: 870-867-0101 www.mountidarealestate.com Hours unlike any others www.pride-homes.net Mon.-Fri. • 8:00-5:30 p.m. Check out my blog at www.mountidarealestate.com/ Saturday • 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Closed Labor Day, Memorial Day, Come on over to the Country..... $350,000.00 July 4th & New Year’s Day you will ind this extremely rare property perfectly 1 Saturday off per month suited for your family vacation spot or even your full Insurance Available -time residence. This 19.01 acre parcel borders the 401K and more Ouachita National Forest which is loaded with deer, turkey and many other types of game for hunting. The This is a Great Opportunity for an experienced sales cornerstone of this lovely parcel of land is the 2 1/2 acre professional looking for great in come, great hours +/- lake fed by 5 natural springs, perfect for swimming, and continued growth. ishing or loating. Your personal lake is stocked with crappie, bass, catish and perch. This property features Fax resume to 501-224 -0727 two additional springs, one of which serves as the Or email to: [email protected] water source for your home through a gravity fed tank All applicants submission will be coni dential. system. Current owners also enjoy a small garden and fruit trees, centrally located on the property for ease & access but still out of sight from your lake view. After looking at the property, you will soon discover that the 3280 square foot home overlooking your private lake Mount Ida Marching Band Director Michael Sandlin goofs REAL ESTATE FOR SALE has all the extras inside and out. A stone stacked ire- around with Mount Ida Lion mascot Leroy the Lion before *100± Acres Mostly Pasture on McGrew Rd. in Glenwood, place welcomes your guests right into the open concept Friday night’s game against Danville. Fenced, 3 Ponds, Hay Barn and Utilities take all $2,500 an living area lowing out into the glassed in sunroom. Photo by Dewayne Holloway acre, will divide 60 or 70 ac. off Grant Farm RD. The sunroom wraps around to the master suite for that *125± Acres in Amity, approx. 80% Pasture, 4 ponds, all morning cup of coffee. On the lower level, there are Fenced, Mountain Views, $2,800 acre, owner/agent. 3 additional bedrooms with full kitchen facilities and *40± Acres approx. 18 year Pine Plantation with Huge Pond, living quarters. Rural Water and Power, deal $2,950 an acre, owner/agent. *Custom Log Home on Lake Hamilton own/agent $229,000 *Glenwood 2 BR. 1 BA. Home on 4.17± Acres $59,500 *Glenwood 3 BR., 2 BA. Home huge lot on Hwy 8 N. $59,500 Deana Clenney Cole Possible Owner Financing Available on selected properties Principal Broker/ Call Fowler Real Estate Auctioneers for showing. Owner 870-867-7177 Also check our Auction Calendar on the website [email protected] www.FowlerAuctioneers.com 870-356-4848 Page 10 • GLENWOOD HERALD • Thursday, September 18, 2014 MONTGOMERY COUNTY NEWS, Thursday, September 18, 2014 •฀Page 11

870.356.2111 (Glenwood) 2004 Chevy Ext. Cab Pickup-1997Olds Aurora-Farmall 806 Tractor 870.867.2821 (Mount Ida) for Rates, Dates or ESTATE AUCTION Questions SHERLEEN REED ESTATE CLASSIFIEDS YOUR SAT., September 20TH- 9:00 A.M. . 3855 Hwy 27 N.-Washita Community-Mt. Ida, AR FARMLAND – This 158 acres has good fences and cross fences. Has LIFE. DIRECTIONS: From Mt. Ida take Hwy 27 N. 10 miles to auction. been fertilized with chicken litter for several years. Lick Creek on south Autos: 2004 Chevy Ext. cab P.U./62,000 miles-1997 Olds border, several wet weather creeks and a spring. Couple of cool, clear Aurora. 4 door, 104,000 miles - 1984 Chevy P.U/4 wheel drive swimming holes. Lots of wildlife (deer, turkey, rabbits and squirrels). Great hay meadows. Borders Ouachita National Forest on north side. to restore. Some timber. Awesome views. Located off Gaston Road in Black Tractor/Tool/Shop: Farmall 806 Diesel Tractor/3pt. PTO w/ Springs, Arkansas. Listing agent Edwenna Rowland 870-490-1678. YOUR remote- Hesston 5530 4x4 round baler-IH 2350 front end 867-2000 $2700/acre. #A-3897 loader (bucket cylinders needed repair, Farmall cub w/cultiva- tor , Big Tex 10’ dump trailer- B Farmall tractor to restore -INT CABIN OVERLOOKING THE CADDO RIVER - Over 500 feet NEWS. 430 square baler, older 16’ stock trailer- 9’ side delivery rake, Chris Ray, Owner/Broker of frontage on the beautiful Caddo River. Float from your cabin or 3 pt. log splitter, vintage hay loader, Poulan Pro 300 Ex riding 870-867-7644 pull out here. Built in mid 2000’s with lots of wood trim and large mower-Wisconsin, gasoline motor off baler, 2 new diamond plate ------> open living room/kitchen area. 2 bedroom 2 bath on the main loor and side mount tool boxes, 3 roll around tool boxes, floor model drill

Bryan Whisenhunt 870-867-7457 an additional room and 1/2 bath in inished basement. Also a heated press. Sanborn air compressor, “I” Beam-Hyd. Floor jack, chains, Edwenna Rowland 870-490-1678 cooled section of basement is a wood worker’s shop. There is a large YOUR binders, Craftsman pressure washer-brush guard w/12k winch- Kenny McGrew 870-356-8957 deck so you can sit and watch the kids swim in the river. No neighbors plywood,14” flat bottom boat, super “C” cultivator/turning plow, in site but some are in the area. This home is situated between chainsaw, small handtools, battery charger, tool boxes, miter Why pay rent when you Glenwood and Amity in the Roseboro area of Arkansas. Kids could Glenwood saw/chopsaw, Yardman 5hp string trimmer, small generator, could own your own attend the Center Point School. Property to be auctioned on Saturday, scrap, joiner, Coleman lanterns, trolling motors, fishing items, October 11, 2014. A pre-auction price is $215,000.00. Call for an deer stand, storage building full of misc., numerous other items.

home? An investment in appointment. #H-3898 Herald! Travel Trailer- 1997 Prowler 27’ travel trailor w/slideout your future! Visit our homepage on the internet Guns: Rem.Mdl.41 .22 cal target master, H&R Huntsman muzzle Qualiied agents happy @www.actionrealtyar.com loader w/4x bushnell scope, steyr mdl. 95m 8 mm rifle. Elite stack www.facebook.com/actionrealtyar to help you E mail us at [email protected] 870.356.2111 on gun safe, rifle rest, hunting clothes, cross bow. Furniture/Household: Fabulous king size poster bed w/like new matt./springs. There is also a super nice matching chest/ dresser that would go great with this bed, 4 pc. queen or full size REAL ESTATE SERVICES WANTED bedroom set w/bed/chest/dresser/stand, twin bedroom set w/ beds/chest/dresser. Samsung 48” & 32” flat screen TVs, several his space just $10 recliners, upright & chest freezers, matching maytag washer/ FOR SALE - 3 bdrm./ 2ba. Wanted dryer, matching sofa/loveseat-stereo, oak hutch- large oak ext. doublewide on 5 acres. 479- Jerry’s Storage in 2 newspapers- table, sewing machines, several crocks, breakfast set w/6 chairs. 646-1205. G19-tfc Boat฀•฀RV฀•฀Mini looking to buy good All kinds of kitchen glassware/ pots/pans, Hoverround, wash Carport฀&฀Enclosed used livestock bumper Glenwood Herald & stand, linens, dressing mirror, cedar chest, garage refrig., gas 7 sizes 5’ x 15’ up to 12’ x 34’ Montgomery County News stove, 100’s of records, wall decor, fruit jars, cedar wardrobe, FOR RENT 870-223-3737 trailer 870-451-4189 cuckoo clock, tables of misc. Hwy. 70 East, Glenwood AALB 59 McGrew’s Auction Service AALB 512 870-356-3029 Kenny & Kenny Ray McGrew 870-356-2103 Village Apartments MISC. Sell McGrew Auctions “Just a “BID” better” NOW HAS VACANCIES it! FOR SALE - Bermuda Hay for Sale, round bales $20.00, Kir- Smoked Ribs, Beef, Call ahead for by (870) 828-1024 G35-4tp Why Apartment Living? Pork, Chicken , Sausage drive-thru pick up * * * Classiied listings Weigh the Options – We FOR SALE - Electric wheel are just $8 (870)356-5250 have: chair. Portable, light weight, like Specialty Dishes All Electric Energy Eficient for 20 words new, low $ or perhaps free to Daily Lunch Specials Tue.-Sat. Apts. senior, 888-442-3390. tfc or less. (No Gas bill and lower Elec- * * *

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RetiredBrigadier General John Allen Standridge talks to the students at Mount Ida Elementary School about the tragedy that happended on September 11, 2001. Mount Ida Elementary School held a memorial in honor of the 13th anniversary U.S. Forest Service Ranger Randy Carter reads about of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. Smokey the Bear to the students at Mount Ida.

RetiredBrigadier General John Allen Standridge leads students at the Mount Ida Elementary School in the Pledge of Allegiance to the United Stated of America.

Montgomery County Sheriff David White reads Oficer Buckle to students at the Mount Ida Elementary School. Mikayla Ellison leads the Mount Ida students in the National Anthem. Photos by Dewayne Holloway

Elect Sammy Jones Montgomery County Judge -Honest –Experienced –Caring

Not obligated to ANY political party or Individual; simply wants the best for Montgomery County Important Dates Coming Up: October 6-Deadline to register to vote in The General Election October 20-Early voting begins, ends November 3; In Courthouse Annex (former nursing home) November 4-General Election, 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM