I Saw It In ... Nashville N The News N THURSDAY • JULY 26, 2012 • Issue 60 • 2 Sections • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents IN BRIEFt School facing 12 percent cut in federal funds Fourth CHARLES GOODIN bers Monday during their regular gress fails to pass a budget with ditionally disadvantaged students. Managing Editor meeting. $1.2 trillion in cuts and opts instead “If we undergo a 12 percent cut Friday Graham said the reduction could to increase the federal debt by the that means you’re either gonna NASHVILLE - The school district come as part of sequestration same amount. eliminate your federal programs singing could face cuts in federal funding brought about by the Budget Con- Locally, Graham said that means or pay for them with local money,” as high as 12 percent in the coming trol Act of 2011, which requires a large reduction in Title I spend- Graham explained. scheduled school year, Superintendent Doug automatic budget cuts for each ing, which is usually geared toward To prepare for the cuts, Graham Graham warned school board mem- department in the event that con- improving the achievement of tra- See FUNDS / Page 6 Liberty Bap- tist Church will host its regular 4th Friday Sing- ing July 27 at 6:30 p.m. A pot- Nashville luck supper will be served. For more informa- wins best tion call 870- 451-3389. water award DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Beneit Sports Editor dinner NASHVILLE – Public Works Director Larry Dunaway an- this nounced that Nashville was awarded the best drinking weekend water in Arkansas as he re- ported on several projects in There will be the water and street depart- a benefit meal ments during the monthly city for Onie and council meeting held Tues., Heath Morris. July 24. Onie has been The award is given to the diagnosed with water treatment plant that terminal cancer. produces the best tasting Heath is a local drinking water for the entire contract roofer. The ben- state. Nashville won the award efit will begin in 2010 as well. at 5:30 p.m. at Dunaway addressed the the Nashville El- river pump project. He stated ementary build- that the pump should be ing Sat., July delivered this week and he 28. There will expected that they would be be hamburgers, CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News pumping water within four to hotdogs, and Event organizer Kevin Brazil grills hot dogs and hamburgers at New Generation Outreach Ministries’ old-fashioned weenie five weeks. live music. roast. He reported that the water The benefit level was down 47 feet, which will be by dona- tion only. was much better than last year. OFF THE STREETS, AROUND THE FIRE He commented on upcom- Tullis would ing road repairs around town due to several water leaks that reject Church reaches out to local youths with old-fashioned weenie roast had to be repaired. He also re- congressional ported that Union Pacific had n News salary CECIL ANDERSON Intern patched the railroad crossing ew Generation Outreach Minis- near Mack’s Upholstery. Bobby Tullis, tries is reaching out to the younger See WATER / Page 6 the Libertar- ian nominee Ngeneration. An old fashion weenie for 4th District roast is one way the ministries are seek- Congress, an- ing to pull the younger generation off the nounced while speaking to streets and put them on God’s path. supporters in “An old fashion weenie roast is weenie roast Chamber to Hot Springs that where you can take your hot dog, (and) burn it he would reject over an open flame,” event organizer Kevin Brazil give away $1K the Congres- explained. “We used to do that when I was a little sional salary boy.” in tax holiday of $174,000 a Brazil can still recall what he did at the roast year until the even when he was just a child, and he took those national rate of experiences and applied them to a modern weenie promotion unemployment roast aimed at the upcoming generation of chil- was below six NASHVILLE - The chamber per cent. dren. “Just let the youth, the young people know, that of commerce is planning a “We are all major promotion set to coin- in this together you can still enjoy life and have fun. You know, cide with this year’s sales tax and until the take advantage of what life has to offer without national econ- getting mixed up in all the worldly things,” Brazil holiday. omy is healed, said. The holiday, scheduled we must all Brazil knows the way to get Jesus into the for Aug. 4-5, gives families an sacrifice. It is hearts of the youth is to go through their stom- opportunity to purchase back- one way I can achs. In addition to fire roasted weenies, Brazil to-school necessities without demonstrate also offered hamburgers and sausages. The smells paying sales tax. my commit- spread farther than the gospel music that was This year, the chamber ment to getting playing at the roast. plans to augment the holiday us back on the CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News by offering $200 in “chamber Many young people took part in the roast. The Khawan Scott accepts a snow cone at New Generation Outreach right track. It bucks” to five lucky shop- will take time to See FIRE / Page 6 Ministries’ old fashioned weenie roast. pers who choose to purchase fix the national economy. There goods in Nashville. will be pain. On Shoppers need only sign up the other side at any participating business of the sacri- between now and Aug. 5, then fice will be a each business will draw one strong, vibrant name from the group. America,” Tullis The final five winners will concluded. Junior be drawn at a chamber coffee Tullis recent- scheduled for Aug. 8 at 9:30 ly announced a.m., and will be notified via his support the information they fill out for the Medi- cal Marijuana on their entry. Initiative due to Olympians The chamber will then is- situations he en- sue a $200 voucher for the countered when store at which the winner dealing with end Patrick and Erin-Kay Daniel, 13 and 8, grandchildren of Arian and registered. of life issues in Sandy Stanley, of Nashville, and Ray and Joann Bell, of Mineral No purchase is necessary his immediate Springs, will leave Thursday to compete in Houston, Texas, Friday through Monday at the AAU Jr. Olympics. They are on Team to enter the promotion, and family. winners have 30 days from the Tullis, served Arkansas, which consists of swimmers from all over the state that have qualified ages 8-18. Patrick qualified in the 200 meter time their certificate is issued in the Arkansas to claim their winnings. Legislature for breaststroke. Erin-Kay qualified in the 50 meter freestyle, 50 meter backstroke, 50 meter breaststroke and the 50 meter butterfly. Once See Monday’s Nashville 14 years repre- in Houston, they will be paired up with other athletes on Team AR to News senting How- for a list of businesses participate in relays in addition to their own races. who have opted to participate ard and Sevier Submitted photo counties. in the promotion. Page 2 THURSDAY July 26, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

Tax free weekend Aug. 4 As you are winding of learning. And the costs down your summer vaca- continue to climb. It’s es- tions and preparing to get timated families will spend your children ready to go 14% more this year than back to school, we want to they did in 2011. remind you about an up- coming tax break that may help to make that transi- tion easier. The Arkansas Nate Sales Tax Holiday begins Steel the morning of Saturday, August 4 and continues District 21 until midnight Sunday, State Rep. August 5. During this 48 hour pe- riod, all school supplies, school art supplies, cloth- Arkansas joined 15 oth- ing, and clothing acces- er states in creating a sales sories will be exempt from tax holiday when it passed sales tax. The holiday Act 757 in the General Ses- exemption for clothing is sion of 2011. It was part of limited to single articles $26 million in tax cuts we with a price of less than provided to Arkansans in $100. Items priced at $100 the 88th General Assembly. or more are subject to the Arkansas’s general sales full state and local sales tax stands at 6%. So if you tax. For example, if you do your shopping during were purchasing two shirts the first weekend of August at $50 each, a pair of jeans you will save at least that at $75, and a pair of shoes much on your purchases. at $125, then no state and Retailers are also required local sales tax would be to exempt your local sales due on the two shirts and taxes during that 48 hour the pair of jeans, even period. though the total cost is The Department of Fi- $175. However, the state nance and Administration and local sales tax will be has provided information due on the full purchase about the sales tax holiday price ($125) of the shoes on its website www.dfa.ar- since they exceed the one kansas.gov. There you will hundred dollar threshold find answers to frequently per item. asked questions and a We recognize back to complete list of items that school shopping can be will be exempt. Competing for Jobs, Growing Our Economy costly. In fact, for retailers We are looking for- this time of year, sales are ward to a year of positive The United States has ment in American Jobs Act a local economy. and is serious about finding second only to the holiday growth in our education always been the first choice of 2012, which will enhance According to the most new ways to compete for season. When you add system. We hope the of companies all around the the competitiveness of the recent Bureau of Economic new, global investment. up the cost of new shoes, sales tax holiday allows world to invest and establish United States in attracting It accomplishes this by clothes, backpacks, and you and your family to operations, but other nations foreign direct investments requiring the Secretary of supplies, the average fam- concentrate more on what are getting better at chal- and lead to more jobs in Mike Commerce to conduct an ily spends anywhere from our children are learning lenging the United States for America. Maintaining the Ross interagency review of United $400 to $600 to get one rather than what they are these opportunities, known United States commitment United States States laws and policies on child ready for a new year wearing. as foreign direct investment. to open investment policy Congressman foreign direct investment While America still leads enables the United States to in the United States and de- the way in attracting foreign open new markets abroad for velop recommendations to direct investments, the data United States companies and make the United States more makes it clear that we must their products. Analysis data, the American competitive in attracting and Email your letters to the editor at: do better in order to remain United States administra- subsidiaries of companies retaining strong investments [email protected] the premier location for tions of both political parties headquartered abroad have from abroad. The report global investment in the 21st have consistently reaffirmed a tremendous impact on our would also examine current Please include your name, century. the need to maintain an open economy, creating 5.3 million policies and regulations to Businesses today have a investment climate as a key direct jobs in America with determine if they might nega- city of residence and a contact wide array of choices when to domestic economic pros- an annual payroll of over tively impact global invest- considering where to invest, perity and security. Republi- $400 billion. Additionally, ment in America. phone number. Your phone expand, or establish new op- cans and Democrats alike at foreign direct investment is The 21st century, global erations – and other nations the local, state, and federal responsible for 21 percent economy we find ourselves number will not be printed. are beginning to offer more level all agree that we need to of all U.S. exports annually, in today is one of the most incentives and rival America work harder for new invest- with a value of $219.7 billion, competitive Americans has for these investments. In ment. And Governors from all and makes up 17 percent of ever seen. As your Con- fact, the United States share across America are working all U.S. corporate income tax gressman I will continue of global foreign investment hard every day to recruit payments. to fight for common sense Read the declined from over 41 per- global firms to set up shop on The Global Investment in legislation that will help us cent in 1999 to 17.6 percent U.S. soil, because they know American Jobs Act of 2012 is continue our economic re- in 2009. that foreign investment can a simple, bipartisan proposal covery and ensure that we This is why I am proud to be an engine for job growth that sends the message that remain a competitive world co-sponsor the Global Invest- and economic prosperity in America is open for business power. Mondays and Thursdays 14th amendment prescribes equal rights, not special waivers Even squirrels know enough Republicans would put aside It is supposed to be terrible, he proceeded to generate fear to store nuts, so that they will their partisan conflicts, and for example, to call an illegal among businesses for years on The Nashville News have something to eat when cooperate to help the economy alien an “illegal alien” or to call end, with both his anti-business food gets scarce. But the welfare recover, implicitly assume that rhetoric and his anti-business USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 state has spawned a whole class what the economy needs is more policies. Barack Obama is re- 418 N. 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But what does that who get a sense of superiority by terrorist.” When the media refer and ind some American cities in and Hempstead counties; mean, if the President of the denouncing others as “racists.” to “undocumented” workers or radioactive ruins, courtesy of a $50.00 elsewhere in continental United States United States can arbitrarily One of the arguments for to violence committed by “mili- nuclear Iran, nobody is going to Periodicals Postage Paid at Nashville, Arkansas grant waivers, so that A, B and Medicare is that the elderly tants,” who is kidding whom — care whether the president who C have to obey the laws but X, don’t want to be a burden to their and why? lets this happen is the irst black Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper will be Y and Z do not — as with both children. Apparently it is all right After the charismatic — and president or the last WASP presi- gladly and promptly corrected after management is notified. The News is a twice weekly publication. ObamaCare and the immigra- to be a burden to other people’s disastrous — Woodrow Wilson dent. But, in the meantime, many Postmaster, send Change of address to: tion laws? children, who are paying taxes. presidency, the voters did not people will keep on voting for Two reports came out in the Those who talk as if more elect another president in the symbolism, as if an election is a P.o. Box 297 same week. One was from the people going to college is auto- next decade who could be con- popularity contest, like choosing Nashville, ar 71852 Pentagon, saying that, in just matically a Good Thing seldom sidered the least bit charismatic. a college’s Homecoming Queen Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, a few years, Iran will be able show much interest in what actu- Let us hope that history repeats or Parade Marshal. Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 to produce not only a nuclear ally goes on at college — includ- itself. There seems to be something Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher NatioNal bomb but a missile capable of ing far less time spent by students For more than two centuries, “liberating” about ignorance — Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. Newspaper carrying it to the United States. studying than in the past, and a the U.S. military never had a especially when you don’t even Terrica Hendrix, Editor associatioN The other report said that the proliferation of courses promot- public celebration of anybody’s know enough to realize how Charles Goodin, Managing Editor American Olympic team has ing a sense of grievance, entitle- sex life — until the recent “gay little you know. Thus an admin- Dewayne Holloway, Sports Editor uniforms made in China. This ment or advanced navel-gazing pride” event under the Obama istration loaded with people who Deanna Jarrett, Obit Editor latter report received far more and breast-beating. administration. Here, as else- have never run any business is Tamzen Jarrett Cox, Circulation-Advertising attention, both in Congress and One of the most dangerous where, the gay political agenda gung-ho to tell businesses what in the media. trends of our times is making the is not equality but privilege. to do, as well as gung-ho to tell People who lament gridlock truth socially unacceptable, or Franklin D. Roosevelt fa- the medical profession what to The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. in Washington, and express the even illegal, with “hate speech” mously said, “We have nothing do, lenders whom to lend to, and Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org pious hope that Democrats and laws. to fear but fear itself.” Then the military how to ight wars. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, July 26, 2012 • Page 3 Early FilEs UACCH sponsors From the pages of the 134-year-old Nashville News Compiled by Cecil Harris ‘Watermelon Idol’ Meveline Schooley Meveline Schooley, talent competition 50 Years Ago Old Folks’ Day celebration at & Co. of London, England. 81, of Mineral Springs, July 24, 1962 County Line on Wednesday died Monday, July 23, NASHVILLE - Dierks For- attracted a large crowd. 120 Years Age 2012. She was born July during festival est, Inc.’s construction per- The oldest man present August 6, 1892 27, 1930, in Lake Vil- sonnel are in the process of was W.F. Hill of Nashville, NASHVILLE - Howard lage. aged 94 years and the oldest HOPE – Officials at the University of Arkan- building the Briar Plant for County has a scholastic She is survived by her lady was Mrs. J.T. Gary aged sas Community College at Hope are pleased to the manufacture of gypsum population of 5,450 and her husband, Jack Schooley 87 years. announce the College will sponsor and conduct wallboard. portion of the state School of Mineral Springs; a the Fourth Annual “Watermelon Idol” talent A wide area is being Fund is $4,196.50 or 77 cents son, Richard Schooley competition during the upcoming 36th Annual cleared for the quarry. The 100 Years Ago per capita. of Mineral Springs; two Hope Watermelon Festival. plant will cost in excess of August 7, 1912 Mrs. Jennie Rice of Denver, daughters, Jackie Good- NASHVILLE - Lt. Gov. W.C. The Festival is scheduled from August 9-11 in $1,500,000. Capacity of the CO, formerly of Nashville ar- son of Center Point and Rodgers of Nashville, is serv- the Hope Fair Park. The preliminary competition plant will be 400,000 sq. feet rived for a visit to her brother Jimmie Jean Welch of ing the State as Governor will take place on the McDonald’s stage in the of 1/2 “ wallboard per day. W.L. Delony. Mineral Springs; broth- during the absence of Gov. Fair Park Coliseum Thurs., Aug. 9 at 6 p.m. with An estimated 70 people Circuit Court opened in ers, Herman Lee Smith George W. Donaghey. the finals scheduled for Sat., Aug. 11 at 10:30 a.m. will be employed at an annual Center Point. of Cabot, Jim Smith of payroll in excess of $250,000. Gov. Donaghey has gone Attorneys in attendance on the BancorpSouth stage. Pine Bluff and Dootsey to Washington, D.C. and will Talent from the surrounding area is invited to The site is near Perkins Junc- are: Judge W.P. Feazel, James be gone at least ten days. Smith of Little Rock; register for the competition, which features cash tion. D. Shaver, W.D. Lee, R.G. Shav- A carload of Elberta sisters, Wilma Brimer of prizes for the winners as well as the opportunity er, W.S. Curran, W.C. Rodgers, peaches consisting of 525 Little Rock and Betsy for the overall winner to open for Easton Corbin 80 Years Ago S.A. Downs, D.B. Sain, Pole crated from Highland was Alred of Pine Bluff; and Saturday evening. August 5, 1932 McPhetridge, Custer Steel NASHVILLE - The annual consigned to Garcia, Jacobs and R.B. Williams. seven grandchildren. The contest is open to all singers or vocal Graveside services groups regardless of ages or residency. The two were held Thursday, July divisions are: single vocal or vocal group. Each 26, at Liberty Cemetery, act will be limited to five minutes and entrants with Bros. Bruce Short may perform with a pre-recorded instrumental track, perform acappella or with live instru- and Tim Freel oficiating, under the direction of mental backing only. Thirty applicants will be Author of dinosaur book to accepted. Latimer Funeral Home, The top five in each division will be selected Nashville. for the finals with cash prizes awarded to the hold signing at Nashville library You may send an on- winners of each preliminary. A cash prize of $300 line sympathy message will be awarded to the overall winner of the finals at www.latimerfuneral- NASHVILLE - Oklahoma- two amateurs were forced to Cretaceous (145-100 mya) - with $150 awarded to the runner-up and $50 to home.com. based author Russell Fer- battle the Corporation and about 50 million years before the third-place finisher. rell will be on hand at the its friends in government and T-Rex. Until this recovery, For more information or for complete rules, Nashville library Sat., July 28 academia over ownership only a few scattered pieces Duncan Wynn please contact Brent Talley at brent.talley@ from 1-3 p.m to sign copies rights to the dinosaur. of the creature had been Duncan L. Wynn, 73, uacch.edu or 870-777-5722. Entries will be ac- of his nonfiction novel “Ac- The story played out over found and identified. This of Nashville, died Mon- cepted through Thurs., Aug. 9 at 5:30 p.m. To rocanthasaurs: The Bones of a period of two decades and single discovery allowed day, July 23, 2012. He register for the competition complete an ap- Contention.” the dinosaur eventually sold scientists to put the puzzle was born July 4, 1939, in plication online at www.uacch.edu. There is no Ferrell is a native east for $3 million dollars to the together and construct a Dierks. fee to enter. Texan and an educator and North Carolina Museum of full-cast replica of this giant He is survived by historical non-fiction writer Science as an unfinished carnivorous monster. This his wife, Nola Wynn of who graduated from East specimen – the highest price was truly one of the greatest Dierks; two daughters, Texas State University in ever paid for an unfinished dinosaur discoveries (and Nikki Wynn of Dierks, Commerce, Texas (now Texas and uncasted dinosaur skel- excavations) in the history and Michelle White of A&M, Commerce), and cur- eton. The Acrocanthosaurus, of paleontology. Fort Hood, Texas; and six rently lives in Red Oak, Texas. an extremely rare find, be- The specimen was nick- grandchildren. Good Citizens’ The book is a true story came the State Dinosaur of named Fran after the wife Graveside services about the discovery and Oklahoma on June 6, 2007, of Allan Graffham, a com- will be held at 10 a.m. excavation of the Acrocan- when a bill granting that mercial paleontologist in Friday, July 27, at Wynn league set to hold thosaurus (Oklahoma’s State distinction was passed into Ardmore, Oklahoma, who Cemetery, with Bro. Cal- Dinosaur) and the battles of law by the Oklahoma State purchased the dinosaur from vin Parker oficiating, the two excavators, Cephis Legislature. The excavation Hall and Love for $285,000 under the direction of quarterly meeting Hall and Sid Love, for owner- marked the first time in his- and spent $1 million dollars Latimer Funeral Home, ship rights to the fossilized tory when two amateurs for preparation work at the Nashville. treasure. The discovery was (rockhounds) successfully Black Hills Institute, Hill City, The family will re- The Sunset Garden’s Good Items on the agenda made near the Mountain Fork excavated a major dinosaur South Dakota, before final- ceive friends from 6-8 Citizen’s League announces will include the financial River in southeastern Okla- quarry totally independent izing his sale to the North p.m. Thursday at the fu- its quarterly meeting. report, the upcoming proj- homa in 1983 and dug out of of any back-up financial or Carolina Museum of Science neral home. All members of the Sun- ects, review of Robert’s a corporate waste-holding pit logistical support from a ma- in Raleigh for $3 million. set Garden’s Good Citizen’s Order of Business, and dis- over a period of four years. jor university or commercial A full- cast replica of the You may send an on- League are encouraged to cussions of any problems/ The Corporation had given fossil company. This was also monster is on display at the line sympathy message attend the quarterly meet- concerns in the manage- the two men permission to the first (and only) articulat- Museum of the Red River in at www.latimerfuneral- ing scheduled for Tues., July ment of the Sunset Gar- dig, but did not take their ed skeleton ever found of this Idabel, Oklahoma. home.com. 31, starting at 6 p.m. in the den’s Cemetery. excavation seriously. After horrific apex predator that The book blends science dining room of the New light Dues may also be paid the corporation learned the ruled the North American and history with an amazing C.M.E. Church. during this time. value of the dinosaur, the continent during the Early epic adventure story.

Ross awarded Arkansas Broadcasters Golden Voices to Association ‘2012 Arkansan of the Year’ celebrate anniversary

WASHINGTON – U.S. Congressman Mike Ross of Prescott The Golden Voices of Church. Everyone is encour- was awarded the Arkansas Broadcasters Association 2012 Hope will celebrate their an- aged to attend. Arkansan of the Year Award at their annual awards banquet niversary on Sun., July 29 at The new pastor is the Rev. held in Little Rock, Arkansas, on July 20, 2012. 7 p.m. at the New Light C.M.E. Johnny Stuart. “Mike Ross has been one of the best friends and biggest supporters of Arkansas Broadcasters to ever serve in Con- gress,” said Doug Krile, Executive Director of the Arkansas Broadcasters Association. “As you may know, Congressman Ross is a former broad- Energy assistance program underway caster, having worked his way through college as a radio announcer. Southwest Arkansas De- numbers of all household That love of broadcasting and his understanding of the velopment Council, Inc has members, proof of ALL in- industry have stayed with him through the years. ended the Regular Home come received last month by He has demonstrated his support for our industry time Energy Assistance Program; ALL household members and and time again, by supporting legislation that was favorable however we will continue to proof of resources. Applica- to us and opposing legislation that could be harmful. accept applications for the tion will be taken Tuesday Perhaps most importantly, he never wavered in his op- Crisis Program. For the Crisis through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. position to a Performance Rights Tax. Program a shut off or discon- until 11:30 a.m. at 206 E. How- He was a leader in sponsoring resolutions against any such nect notice is required, a ard, Nashville. tax and worked with fellow members on the House Commit- heating bill with the service Call 845-3586 for more tee on Energy and Taxation to keep this harmful proposal address, the Social Security information. from becoming law.” “It is a distinct honor and great pleasure to have been Puzzle Answers awarded the Arkansas Broadcasters Association 2012 Ar- We Do Windows Sudoku Solution #2605-D kansas of the Year,” said Congressman Mike Ross. B E A M P R O P S P R E P 4 1 8 7 3 5 2 6 9 “Throughout my years in public service, I have always A L L I T O L E T L I V E SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News striven to improve the quality of life for the working fami- B L I N D A L L E Y O P E R 2 3 9 1 6 4 8 7 5 Cindy Thompson (out-going Arkansas Broadcasters Association E I E I O L A D S T A N K lies and businesses of Arkansas. As a former broadcaster, S E N S E S E C O 6 7 5 2 9 8 4 3 1 President) and Congressman Mike Ross. I understand the importance of the services our Arkansas S H A D E O F B L U E 1 5 2 8 7 9 3 4 6 Broadcasters provide, especially to rural Arkansas, and am M O N T E G O R A R I N G M E D E L O R A N A R C O 7 4 6 3 5 2 1 9 8 extremely humbled to receive this prestigious award.” O N E S E T I D E A T E S C U R T A I N C A L L 8 9 3 4 1 6 5 2 7 S E A L O D G E D 3 2 1 6 8 7 9 5 4 S M E L T S H O N E A T O H I D E S H U T T E R B U G 9 6 4 5 2 1 7 8 3 A M E N O U T T O M O D E W E N T P A T O N A R E S 5 8 7 9 4 3 6 1 2

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Couple celebrates 50th GRAND OpENING wedding anniversary

Sam and Sue White, of Nashville, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sat., June 30 with a two-week cruise down the Yangtze River in China. The trip was a gift from their children to cel- ebrate the special occasion. Sam and Sue eloped on June 30, 1962 at the young CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News ages of 16 and 17, respec- Emily Basiliere, Alex Berruquin, Alissa Berruquin, Joe Sperka, Larry Kaufman, Avy tively. They were married at Berruquin, Armando Berruquin, Susie Berruquin, Noelle Couch, Shirley Hamilton, Mike the United Methodist parson- Reese, Tim Pinkerton and Jimmy Dale cut the ribbon at the opening of Susie Q’s in age in Murfreesboro by Bro. Nashville. James Thaddox. The couple has two daugh- ters: Stacy Johnson (and husband Brian, of Heath, TX) and Shelley Russell (and husband Brian, of Conway). Mobility-impaired hunts scheduled Their grandchildren include Clay and Adam Johnson, of LITTLE ROCK- The Army either paralysis or amputa- Oct. 8-9 Heath, and Zoe and Sam Rus- Corps of Engineers will take tion of one or both of the Blackpowder sell, of Conway. applications through Aug. lower extremities, which Marty Reynolds 15 for the 2012/2013 special requires assistance from a 870-285-2151 ext. 5003 Sam retired in 2006 after deer and duck hunts that wheelchair, braces, crutches DeQueen 42 years with Briar Gypsum. provide accessibility to mo- or other similar aids of mo- Nov. 30-Dec. 2 Sue retired in 2008 after 18 bility impaired hunters. The bility. Blackpowder years as a rural mail carrier hunters will be selected via A list of hunt locations, Victor Kuykendall with the postal service. a random drawing in Sep- dates, allowable methods 870-584-4161 Today, Sam and Sue reside tember. of harvest, and points of These special hunts on in Nashville with many in- Eligible applicants must contact are provided in this federal property are pro- terests to occupy their time, be non-ambulatory individu- notice. To obtain an appli- vided through a partnership including grandchildren and als with a permanent physi- cation packet or get more with the Corps, U.S. Fish and traveling. cal condition that severely information on a particular Wildlife Service, Arkansas impairs their mobility from hunt, please contact the ap- Game and Fish Commission, Our Little Playschool propriate hunt coordinator. and the Arkansas Spinal Cord Greeson Commission. I would like to thank all of the Mine Creek Village 1108 N. Main • Nashville parents who entrusted their WE OFFER... children in my care • 1150 sq. ft. home with two bedrooms, two baths, carport and storage Detail King • We furnish and maintain these homes with a washer, dryer, over the years. disposal, refrigerator, stove, mini blinds, ceiling fans and smoke alarms • Experience The New Car Feeling Thank you all so • We have security lighting • We have underground sprinkler systems • All of the yard work and lower beds will be furnished and • Full Service Center and Detail very much. maintained • Our residences are energy eficient with low utility bills Helen Holloway • Retired living with comparable age group (55 yrs. and older ) • For All Your Car Care Needs! • We have a safe and secure surrounding with a village type atmosphere where people watch out for one another yet have the convenience and privacy of their own independent dwelling For further information please contact Stan Lawrence 870-451-3468 or Jerrie Brockman at 817-980-0328 214 S Main ST Right Beside Wally Wash Little Red School 870-557-9964 • 870-200-3936 House Registration BENEFIT for new and There will be a beneit meal for Onie HOWARD COUNTY returning students and Heath Morris. Onie has been di- FARMER’S MARKET will be agnosed with terminal cancer. Heath Register for free is a local contract roofer. basket of produce July 30-Aug. 3 • 8 am-5 pm The beneit will begin at 5:30 p.m. to be given away Ages 18 month - 5 and after at the Nashville Elementary building every Friday. Washington St (between 7 a.m. till sold out school thru 6th grade this Saturday July 28th. There will be WIC APPROVED Please bring updated shot record! hamburgers, hotdogs and live music. Howard & Hempstead) The beneit will be by donation Expected At The Market “You leave them, We only. Please come out Saturday at the Farm fresh summer fruits and vegetables love and teach them!” Nashville Elementary School to help DEMO: his Friday 7/27, 9 a.m. Papa Pablano’s will Carolyn Scott, Owner/Director this family. present a demo of fresh vegetables served up Mexican 870-845-2061 An account has been established at style. Authentic samples of Tex/Mex from “Old Mexico.” First National Bank for the family. Free tastings and free recipes! We’ll be looking for you! 1121 W. Johnson St. This Ad Sponsored By: Howard County Ambulance Service

Thank You The family of David Alexander (Dan) Clark would like to express our thanks We would like to and appreciation for everyone involved say Thank you to all in the health care of our Brother and Uncle. of those who showed Thanks to Dr. King, Dr. Hearnsberg- love and compassion er, nurses & staff at Howard Memo- We would like to thank Howard Me- for our son Jacob. A Thank you rial Hospital, Holly Burgess, nurses & morial Hospital, Howard County Am- staff at Mine Creek Healthcare, Dierk- bulance Service, Mine Creek Health- to the Mineral Springs Church of sen Hospice for their love and care in care, Dierkson Hospice and Dr. King Christ and the ladies who helped his last days, Bobby & Sheila Miller at for taking care of Jack in his last days feed our families. We are truly the Nashville Funeral Home, Bro. Ben with us. Also, Bobby Miller and staff. Jones & Kay Walden for their beautiful We want to thank Winston Dossett, grateful. With lots of love and service, the ladies for their ine meal at Bob McCoy and David Young with the heart felt appreciation. Central Baptist and a special thanks to the men responsible for their part in the service and songs. Also to the ladies of Clay & Brenda Hester military service. the church who cooked for the family and friends after the service. Amanda Anderson & Family We are so blessed to live in a commu- nity with so many good friends. Our thanks to all who called, sent Bobby Hester The Clark Family cards and brought food to our home. & Jacob’s Children Henry/Vickie, Columbia, Wilton/Peggy, Jack Venable Family Nieces and Nephews Page 5 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 July 26, 2012

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“Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.” – Winston Churchill These are possibly the 5 best sentences you’ll ever read: Unfortunately, most voters don’t know this. 1. You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity, by leg- STOP BY AND SEE US islating the wealth out of prosperity. 2. What one person receives without working for, an- 8996 Highway 67 S • Beirne, AR other person must work for without receiving. ***HOURS*** 3. The government cannot give to anybody anything that Mon-Thur 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. the government does not irst take from somebody else. Fri & Sat 8:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. 4. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it. 5. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them; and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work, because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that is the beginning of the end of any nation. For More Information, Can you think of any reason for not sharing this? Neither Phone Us At: could I. POLITICAL AD PAID FOR BY DIAMOND GUN 2822 HIGHWAY 301 SOUTH, MURFREESBORO, AR 870-353-2929 Page 7 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 July 26, 2012 Navajo group attends VBS at New Life Papa Pablano’s to host demo at Farmers’ Market RITA RECTOR H.C. Farmers Market The Farmers’ Market is excited to invite you to a cooking demo this Friday. Sandra Noecan- chet and her crew from Papa Pablano’s will be serving up fresh vegetables Mexican style at the Market this Friday, July 27 at 9 a.m. There will be plenty of food for all to get a taste and you will be delighted at the fresh and easy ways to serve America’s favorite “foreign” food. Get an authen- tic sample of Tex/Mex from “Old Mexico.” Reci- pes will be available so make sure you get a copy. Don’t miss this culinary treat and learning experi- ence. See you at the Market! Mission CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News New Life in Jesus Christ Church, at 913 South Main Street in Nashville, held a Vacation Bible School recently. It was hosted by Plastics a Navajo Church group (Christian Worship Center) that traveled Jan-Eze Plating, Inc. here from the Four Corners Area in New Mexico. There were six 100 Mission Drive adults: Larry and Pastor Rena Todacheene, Deobrah and son Nashville, AR 71852 Production Workers Needed Darren Charley, William and Linda Secatero. In 1986, Pastor’s Lankford, Co-Pastor Mary Alice, their three children and some other New Life members traveled to New HAS IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR: SUPERVISOR Apply In Person Mexico and under the direction of Missionary Lazelle Powell held Responsibilities will include: training employees, Tuesday - Thursday a week long VBS at Christian Worship Center. planning, assigning and directing production work, Pastor Lankford said that the Lord continued to encourage the members of New Life to send this team out every summer which appraising performance and resolving problems. 10:00 am - 4:30 PM they have done faithfully for the past 26 years. Supervisory experience necessary. In 2009, the first Navajo team, under the leadership of Pastor Rena Todacheene, came to New Life and held their first VBS for 102 Mission Drive the people of Nashville. The children and adults learned songs of Apply in person from 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday praise to the Lord (also in Navajo), made crafts and were taught or e-mail resume to [email protected] lessons from the Bible. Nashville, AR 71852 Pastor Rena said that they will start making the trip annually and Equal Opportunity Employer return next summer, 2013. They raised the money for the trip by EOE selling Navajo tacos and fry bread, by holding dinners, by making and selling handmade items, and many others things for the past year. New Life’s co-pastor Mary Alice said that they are precious Christian people who stand for the Lord among many others who worship in the Traditional Way with the Medicine Man. NPD taking names for senior program The NPD is now taking names of people that are interested in participating in the Senior S.O.S. program. If you know of someone in the Nashville area that may be in need of or could benefit from the program, contact the NPD at 870-845- 3434. Office hours are Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Skilled Tradesman (Electrical) (DeQueen, Nashville & Ashdown Campuses) RESPONSIBILITES: The Skilled Tradesman will be required to work on all campuses, must have reliable transportation, must be able to speak English luently and communicate clearly with faculty and staff. This job may entail heavy lifting of 50 lbs, standing for long periods of time, crawling, climbing, or working overhead. Also conined space work is a possibility and outside work in all weather conditions will occur. Some workdays exceed ten hours and emergency call out may occur. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED, Arkansas Journeyman’s license for one year in the Electrical trade or 5 years documentable experience for commercial work and experience (conduit bending, wire pulling, etc.), Must possess a valid driver’s license, Must be able to read blue prints, equipment manuals and work without supervision, Must have own tools, Experience in related ields such as: ire and safety alarms, locksmithing, telephone systems, HVAC, plumbing, general construction or heavy duty equipment operation will be considered a plus, Experience in school maintenance a major plus. ANNUAL SALARY: $29,251 plus beneits (medical, dental, paid holidays, vacation and retirement) DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: Monday, July 30, 2012 APPLICATION PROCESS: Application requests and returns should be directed to CCCUA, Human Resources, P.O. Box 960, De Queen, AR 71832, 870-584-4471, ext. 1102,kplunk@ cccua.edu. 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NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Celebrating 15 Years of Biblical Education Ministry Beginning this fall, Nashville Christian Academy will be proudly offering Alpha Omega Publications curricula. Having a 30 year track record, AOP is a Christian publish- ing company that provides quality, Bible-based curricula for students in preschool through 12th grade. AOP Vision: “Changing education for the glory of God” AOP Mission: “Educate, inspire, and change lives.” AOP Statement of Faith: • We believe that both the Old and New Testaments are the inspired Word of God, revealing the three Persons of the Godhead: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. • We believe in the incarnation and virgin birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as true God and true man. • We believe that man was created in God’s image, but is separated from God by sin. • We believe that man is redeemed by grace through faith in Christ’s vicarious atonement for sins, the shedding of His blood on the Cross. • We believe that the gift of eternal life is available to all men, that those who receive Christ by faith are regenerated by the Holy Spirit and thereby become children of God. • We believe in the bodily resurrection of Christ, His imminent return, and the resurrection of His people. Nashville Christian Academy fully agrees with AOP’s Vision, Mission and Statement of Faith and is excited about the Biblical education opportunities which can be offered through Alpha Omega Publications. Check AOP out further on their website (www.aop.com) and then call Kellyjo Oge @ 870-557-1083 to register and for more information. Nashville Christian Academy • Mission: “Fostering Hearts and Minds in Christ.” PreK2/PreK3 • K4/Kindergarten • 1st-6th grade Nashville Christian Academy admits students of any race, color & national or ethnic origin HCAS Dr. Darwin Turner anD sTaff MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM would like to welcome Can you put a price on peace of mind? How about $4.16 a month? Only HCAS offers freedom from the spiraling cost r ichael ainscoTT normally associated with ambulance service. As a HCAS D . M w member, you receive a year’s worth of service for an afford- a new associate at able one-time fee of $50 (that’s just $4.16 per month)! But more importantly, you get service you can count on, when you and your loved ones need it most. And who can put a MURFREESBORO DENTAL CARE price on that? What is a HCAS Membership? A HCAS membership is a membership program that offers valuable beneits for patients who have Medicare, and private insurance. Our program is designed to cover the out-of-pocket costs - like co-payments, deductibles and denials - that most insurance companies assign to their members. Unlike standard “gap” insur- ance coverage, the membership program covers all HCAS emergency transports - even if Medicare issues a denial! Beneits of a membership apply exclusively to HCAS service, and include:

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I Have Insurance, Do I Need a membership? Medicare and insurance companies deny about 30 percent of all ambulance claims they receive. When they refuse to pay, the entire bill - usually totaling $500 of more - becomes the patient’s responsibility. Members are charged a sig- We will be hosting a Chamber Coffee niicantly reduced rate (40% savings off the standard rate) for uncovered emer- Friday, July 27, from 9:00-11 a.m. gency or non-emergency service. You are welcome to come by and see us! How Do I Become a Member? HCAS’s annual enrollment period is from July 1st to July 31st. For more informa- tion, please call 870-451-0400.

326 E. 13th St. • Murfreesboro (870) 285-2551 Open: Monday-Thursday 8:00-5:00 Page 1B THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Sports July 26, 2012 DIAMOND PARK Nashville Pee Wee football SPEEDWAY registration coming soon NASHVILLE – Registration The cost of registration for Nashville Pee Wee foot- will be $50 per student and ball will be held from Aug. 4 registration will run through July 21 RACE to Aug. 17 for grades three Fri., Aug. 17. through six. Registration forms may be Students who will be in picked up at the Nashville RESULTS grades three through six may City Park office or Karter’s NOVICE participate as long as they Dugout. are not over 12 years of age. For more information 1st - #71 Tyler Young - Norman Kick-off registration will about the Nashville Pee Wee 2nd - #27 Tony Crow - Kirby take place Sat., Aug 4 from 10 Football Program, contact 3rd - #9N Vincent Trantham - Amity a.m. to 12 p.m. at the White- Brent Reeder at (870) 557- 4th - #12 Andrew Ellison, Mena side Gym. 2064. 5th - #3M Stacy Middleton, Nashville Heats: #27 - Tony Crow, #71 - Tyler Young World Series FACTORY 1st - #1X Chad Abernathy - Mt. Ida Fundraiser Friday 2nd - #97 Chance Westbrook - Broken Bow 3rd - #45J Justin Kilcrease - Nashville The 12 and under Nash- 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. and the 4th - #77 Doug Cummings - Texarkana ville All-Stars will have a dinners will cost $5. 5th - #42 Lee Carver - Lockesburg chicken dinner fundraiser The money will go to help 6th - #48X Clint Shurtleff - Ashdown Fri., Aug. 27 in the First Bap- fund the team’s trip to the 7th - #48 Chris Franks, Texarkana tist Church parking lot on Dixie Youth Majors World Cecil Anderson 8th - #13 Michael Fagan - Amity Main Street. Series to be held Aug. 4-9 in Robbie Morphew hits the weights as the Nashville Scrappers 9th - #7D Blake Ayers - DeQueen Food will be served from Bartow, Fla. prepare for two a days which start Mon., July 30. 10th - #1 D.J. Foley, Mt. Ida 11th - #88B Brandon Puryear - Nashville 12th - #007 Joseph Morrow - McCaskill 13th - #7X Alan Cummings - Texarkana Heats: #1X - Chad Abernathy, #97 - Chance Westbrook. #42 - Lee Carver

PURE 1st - #32 Larry White - Hot Springs 2nd - #22 Steve Allen - Gurdoon 3rd - #41 Brian Carver - Lockesburg 4th - #26 Tony Fatherree - Nashville 5th - #7 Jeremy Hill - Dierks 6th - #23 David Hearst - Hot Springs 7th - #55x Bennie Bradford - Nashville 8th - #28 Johnny Deer - Dierks 9th - #01 - Randy Fatherree - Nashville 10th - #85 David Ward - Cove 11th - #14 Brandon Ellison - Murfreesboro Heats: #32 - Larry White, #26 - Tony Fatherree

STREET 1st - #20 Neil Kemp - Kirby 2nd - #21X M.J. Scott - Nashville 3rd - #72 Eugene Young - Benton 4th - #40 Taylor Carver - Lockesburg 5th - #48 Shelley Carver - Lockesburg 6th - #52 Clifford Mussett - Murfreesboro 7th - # 2 Thomas Woodruff - Nashville 8th - #1X Tommy Cogburn - Norman SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News Heats: #20 - Neil Kemp Ashdown Baseball finished the summer season as runners-up in the USSSA 11-year-old AAA World Series Tournament held in Grand Prairie, Texas on July 4. Pictured from left to right: SOUTHERN (front row) Blayn Turner (Dierks), Ben Birtcher (Ashdown), 1st - #2 Thomas Woodruff - Nashville Bradley Bearden (Ashdown), Chris Sutton (Texarkana), Chris 2nd - #34 Brandon Ellison - Mena Lyles (Texarkana); (middle row): Tyler Burns (Ashdown), Cade 3rd - #6 Kip Faulkner - Dierks Arndt (DeQueen), Ben Socash (DeQueen), Cameron Radney 4th - #755 Chris Rodgers - Murfreesboro (Texarkana), Zane Cox (Dierks); (back row) Coaches Jeremy Heat: #2 Thomas Woodruff Kappus, David Bearden and Dennis Arndt.

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DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY ment was changed to state Sports Editor that a student must read at level four to advance to first DIERKS – Student cell grade. The old policy stated phone use and rules for bus that a student had to read at riders were among the many level three. things discussed during the The handbook chang- July school board meeting es were unanimously ap- held Mon., July 23. proved. Several changes were One change was made to made to the student hand- the athletic policy handbook. book, with most changes in- Under special circum- Little Miss Pine Tree winners included Jaycee Vanhoose (winner), EmmaLee Allison Vick (first runner-up) and Demi Aleese volving clerical updates. stances, athletes will be al- Leonard (second runner-up and photogenic). Cell phone use was one lowed to meet the team at of the significant changes to an event. Athletic Director the handbook. David Bennett explained High School Principal that an athlete must receive Holly Cothren presented the permission from a school board members with a copy administrator prior to the of the cell phone policy re- event. cently implemented by the A request to erect a Nashville School District. monument to fallen Outlaw The policy allows students athletes was approved. It to have their phone on their will be built near the Out- person at school and they law fieldhouse by private will be allowed to use them individuals at no cost to the for educational use and in school. the event of an emergency. In other news, the board Little Mister Seedling winners included Treaton Cole Baby Miss Pine Tree winners included Lilly Hainen (winner), Jaydn Superintendent Donnie accepted the resignation of Alexander (winner) and Tristan Winer (first runner- Caroline Little (first runner-up and photogenic) and Graisyn Reese Davis stated that technology Caleb Harper. Harper had up). Roberts (second runner-up). was growing so fast that the served as the head boy’s school’s current policy was basketball coach and assis- ineffective. The new policy tant football coach for two would cover all electronic years. He stated in a res- devices and it also prohibits ignation letter that he had Lisa ChandLer insuranCe any use that would consti- accepted a job in central Ar- Registration tute cyber bullying. It pro- kansas. ~ Group & Individual ~ hibits a student from taking A resolution was passed G Health G Life G Dental G a photo in a bathroom or to ask the county voting G Medicare Supplement G scheduled at locker room. Anyone caught commission to only accept violating the policy would absentee and early voting For more information, call have their device confiscat- for the unopposed school Jo Ann Walters ed and a parent or guardian board position. There will (870) 845-5930 Ofice would have to pick it up at be one polling place open at 845-7728 Cell the front office. the county courthouse. The elementary school They accepted a bid from Elementary School cell phone policy will not S&S Fencing to erect a fence change. where the old gymnasium Families who have recently moved into the Dierks School Cothren also reported and agri building were. The District and have a child who will be attending Jo Ann Wal- that the bus superintendent, demolition of the buildings ters Elementary during the 2012 – 2013 school year, registra- Greg Janes, had asked that earlier this year has left a tion will be held on Mon., Aug. 6, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. a bus rules chart be added 258 foot gap in the fence Only students who are new to the district need to come to the handbook, which around the football field. on this date to register. clearly outlines prohibited The bid of $4,175 was for Items needed for registration include: birth certificate, behavior on the bus and the 258 feet of six feet tall, 11 social security number, shot record, and address of school punishment that each will gauge fence. There was a last attended. receive. separate bid for repairs to Morning detention for se- the existing fence. The bid nior high has been removed. of $600 will replace 32 feet All students receiving de- of seven feet tall, 11 gauge tention will have to attend fence. lunch detention. The milk contract was First period tardies must awarded to Hiland Foods 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 check in at the front office. and the bread contract was This will allow the adminis- awarded to Flowers Bakery. tration to document when One Freedom of Choice they arrived at school and School transfer was ac- to note that they are not tru- cepted for an elementary ant. student from the Nashville Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores Kindergarten advance- School District.

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TEAM CAMp Woman accused of faking kidnapping JAMES SINGLETON passenger side of the Kubota the Kubota RTV. Hicks said that HEMPSTEAD COUNTY RTV and threw an air tank in she pulled out her pocket knife SHERIFF the back. and cut the driver in the lower Hicks said the male told her part of his body. And threw the On July 23, Deputy Charlie to drive between the gate and knife in the woods. Hicks said Featherston was dispatched railroad tracks towards Highway she started walking in the direc- to 3511 Hwy. 355 in Fulton in 195 South. Hicks said when she tion she thought was towards reference to a security guard at drove through the gate; stocky the Turk Plant. She said that she the Turk Plant being kidnapped. built black male wearing blue ended up on Highway 195 South While in route dispatch, advised jeans pushed her towards the around the 1300 hundred block. that Sherry Jackson, a security middle of the seat. Hicks said Upon further investigation guard had located the missing that she was in between both investigators were able to de- security guard Tonya Hicks at subjects. Hicks said the stocky termine that no kidnapping 1325 Highway 195 South. male was driving and the other took place. Deputy Featherston met male was on the passenger side. After being interviewed Hicks with Sherry Jackson and Tonya As they drove towards High- confessed that she made up the Hicks. Jackson stated that she way 195 South, they went un- story about being kidnapped was contacted by the guard der the 195 bridge, and came and cutting someone, but did shack in reference to a missing up on the south side of the assist a male subject carry out guard. She was told by the guard bridge. They then turned right a generator from one of the shack that the last time they had on Hempstead 49. Hicks said construction companies in the contact with guard Tonya Hicks that one male stated that this back of the security company’s was around 3:42 a.m. isn’t the right way. Hicks said Kubota RTV to the back gate Jackson said that she tried they turned around, returned to so it could be pick up later. In- to call Hicks several times by Highway 195 South, and turned vestigators recovered both the cellular phone and was unable right onto the highway. Kubota RTV and the generator to make contact. Jackson said Hicks said that while driving during the investigation. around 5:49 a.m. Hicks finally down, the road the driver would Investigators are continuing answered her phone. Hicks told turn the lights on then off. She to investigate the incident and her that two black males had said that they would pull into expect to obtain a warrant for gotten in the security company’s the woods then come back out the male subject that took the Kubota RTV and drove through onto the roadway. Hicks stated generator from the construc- the woods and had a wreck. the driver pulled into the woods, tion site. And expect to make Jackson called 911 around 6 a.m. she didn’t know if it was a trail another arrest sometimes today. in reference to this incident. or not. She said the Kubota RTV Tonya Hicks age 41 of Emmet, Hicks stated that she had was bouncing a lot and it was Arkansas was arrested for filing pulled up to what they call dark. Hicks told deputies that a false police report, theft of Rails Burg gate. She said when Kubota RTV was driven over a property over $2,500 and theft of she started to turn around, a stump, causing it to roll over on property over $1,000 but under black male wearing a gray shirt its side. She said that the pas- $2,500. She is awaiting a first and blue jeans jumped into the senger got up and ran around court appearance. PUBLIC NOTICE The Mineral Spring-Saratoga School District will be offering sealed bids on Aug. 13th at our regular scheduled school board meeting (6:30). Please feel free to contact our school superintendent Jeanie Gorham if you have any further questions. Have a nice and blessed day. For Sale by the district: Buses: Year Miles Vin# Ward 1992 IHC #92 177,580 1HVBBNMPXNH422786 BB 1996 GMC #96 168,794 1GOL7T1XTJ514143 BB 1995 GMC #95 162,344 1G01TT1J506615 BB SUBMITTED PHOTOS | Nashville News 1999 BB#2 315,423 1BABJCPH4YF091277 BB Mineral Springs hosted a team camp for several area football squads recently. According Travel Trailers: to Hornet head coach Nick Evans, around 150 athletes from Horatio, DeQueen, Ashdown, Foreman and Mineral Springs took part in the one day event. The Hornets are scheduled to 1 - 24’ Travel Trailer - Vin# 1SAB02R262CK6565 travel to England on Aug. 23 to participate in a pre-season scrimmage that will also include Vehicles: Dumas and Barton. The first regular season game is slated for Aug. 31 against Fouke. Model Miles Vin# 1992 Chevrolet Beauville Ban 143,608 2GAGG39N3N4104351 1997 Jeep Laredo SW 158,871 1J4FX58S2VC690231 (MSSSD: 57-60;w104) PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE State Capitol, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 or www. 5533. HENDRIX, YOLANDA S. LOT 2 cosl.org. BLOCK 27 SW.R.E. & DEVELOPMENT Notice is hereby given that in accordance with JOHN THURSTON COMPANY ADDITION NASHVILLE PARCEL Act 626 of 1983, as amended, the Commissioner COMMISSIONER OF STATE LANDS #00750015290000 CODE: 214 2007 of State Lands will hold a public auction to dispose ASD VAL $200.00 TAX DUE $113.68 of the tax delinquent lands which are listed below, Howard County 5534. JONES, CEASAR L. & DEBBIE M. all located in Howard, Arkansas. The auction will August 29, 2012, 9:00 a.m. PT NE1/4 NW1/4 (83.5’ X 250’) 26 9S 27W be held at the Nashville City Hall located at 426 N. 5525. BOLES, EARNEST L. NE COR SW1/4 NASHVILLE INTERESTED PARTIES: BANK OF Main Street in Nashville, Arkansas, at 9:00 a.m. on SE1/4 (2AC) 21 8S 28W 10.00 ACRES PARCEL LOCKESBURG, REHAB SPECIALISTS PARCEL August 29, 2012. Bidder registration will commence #00001020550000 CODE: 15 2007 #00750002750000 CODE: 26 2007 at 8:30 a.m. ASD VAL $160.00 TAX DUE $226.00 ASD VAL $10,390.00 TAX DUE $560.00 The land will be sold to the highest bidder, provided 5526. CALDWELL, JAMES W3/4 5535. MILLER, MORRIS L. & HATTIE LOT that such bid is equal to at least the assessed value NW1/4 SE1/4 N #73 25 11S 27W 27.50 ACRES 32 BLOCK 38 HEIGHTS ADDITION MINERAL of the land as certiied to the Commissioner of State INTERESTED PARTIES: LEONARD ELEY, SPRINGS INTERESTED PARTIES: BRIERCROFT Lands. The assessed value (ASD VAL) listed with CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT PARCEL SERVICE CORPORATION, SW FEDERAL each parcel constitutes the minimum bid acceptable #00001049260000 CODE: 21 2007 SAVINGS & LOAN, FIRST FEDERAL OF on each parcel. The full purchase price consists of ASD VAL $2,510.00 TAX DUE $855.00 ARKANSAS PARCEL #00850001710000 CODE: the successful bid plus the amount listed as “TAX 5527. CLARK, CARRY SW COR SW1/4 34 2007 DUE.” NE1/4 (330’ X 132’) 8 11S 27W 1.00 ACRE ASD VAL $10,470.00 TAX DUE $2,973.00 The full purchase price must be paid immediately TOLLETTE PARCEL #00900000890000 CODE: 5536. NORTHERN & WESTERN ARK FARMS following the sale, with the irst $100.00 of each 311 2007 %RALPH HUGHEY LOT 2 BLOCK 6 SW.R.E. parcel paid in cash, cashier check or money order. ASD VAL $410.00 TAX DUE $172.93 & DEVELOPMENT COMPANY ADDITION The balance may be paid by personal or corporate 5528. COUCH, BRENDA LOU W172’ S1/2 NASHVILLE PARCEL #00750013770000 CODE: check. The owner of record may redeem the property (172’ X 140’) BLOCK 56 ORIGINAL MINERAL 211 2007 during the 30 day period following the sale. If the SPRINGS INTERESTED PARTIES: TYSHAUN ASD VAL $200.00 TAX DUE $113.68 property is not redeemed during that 30 day period, ARTIS PARCEL #00850004940000 CODE: 38 5537. STOKES, EMMIT S1/2 LOT 7 & the buyer will receive a Limited Warranty Deed for 2007 LOT 8 BLOCK 3 HOLLY ADDITION DIERKS the property from the Commissioner of State Lands. ASD VAL $16,880.00 TAX DUE $4,090.00 INTERESTED PARTIES: RANDY STOKES, L.E. The title conveyed by the Commissioner of State 5529. CROFTON, W.A. W410’ S RD SW1/4 STOKES PARCEL #00800002250000 CODE: 216 Lands is not clear title nor a fully warranted title. The NE1/4 (2.68); W410’ NW1/4 SE1/4 (12.42) 9 11S 2007 Commissioner of State Lands does not guarantee 27W 15.10 ACRES INTERESTED PARTIES: ASD VAL $1,720.00 TAX DUE $742.00 or warrant clear or merchantable title to the property CHERYL CROFTON, KAREN THOMAS PARCEL 5538. TREUTHART, R.L. S495’ SE1/4 SE1/4 sold. The original owner, assigns, or heirs also have #00001047610000 CODE: 112 2007 W CRK 30 9S 27W 11.50 ACRES INTERESTED a one year period during which the validity of the ASD VAL $570.00 TAX DUE $347.00 PARTIES: SOUTHWEST FEDERAL SAVINGS sale may be contested in court. 5530. HARRIS, HELEN R. LOT 3 & W1/2 LOT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, FIRST FEDERAL The Commissioner of State Lands strongly 4 BLOCK 54 ORIGINAL MINERAL SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS, ROBBYE & PEGGY DILDY, suggests that potential bidders perform their own PARCEL #00850004830000 CODE: 37 2007 NASHVILLE RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION research on the property listed below to determine ASD VAL $5,390.00 TAX DUE $1,621.87 PARCEL #00001030650000 CODE: 19 2005 its suitability for their uses, the status of the title, the 5531. HARRIS, R.C. %DIANNE ROBERTS ASD VAL $21,870.00 TAX DUE $5,356.00 existence of liens, and other tax assessments that PT N1/2 NE1/4 36 5S 29W 1.60 ACRES PARCEL 5539. TRIMBLE, ROXIE PT S1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 may be due, but not collected by the Commissioner #00001004830000 CODE: 13 2007 9 11S 27W 1.00 ACRE TOLLETTE PARCEL of State Lands. The sale of the land does not ASD VAL $50.00 TAX DUE $77.92 #00900001040000 CODE: 312 2007 extinguish any lien for delinquent improvement district 5532. HASCO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, INC. ASD VAL $600.00 TAX DUE $228.94 assessments or relieve the purchaser of liability for LOTS 6 & 9 BLOCK 26 HEIGHTS ADDITION 5540. WINSTEAD, HELEN R. LOTS 12 delinquent improvement district assessments. MINERAL SPRINGS INTERESTED PARTIES: BLOCK 54 ORIGINAL MINERAL SPRINGS Copies of the complete rules and regulations for RALPH E. HUGHEY PARCEL #00850001510010 PARCEL #00850004820000 CODE: 36 2007 the sale of tax delinquent lands are available from CODE: 33 2007 ASD VAL $1,300.00 TAX DUE $403.87 the Commissioner of State Lands Ofice, Room 109, ASD VAL $2,050.00 TAX DUE $603.34 (APA:60, w399, tr16) Page 4-B • Thursday, July 26, 2012 • NASHVILLE NEWS We Do Windows ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

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This is a blow out clearance sale all items on this sale are the last ones. We have refrigerators, ranges, microwaves, dishwash- ers, freezers, cooktops, wall ovens, washers and dryers. These prices are crazy 10%, 20%, 30% even 40% off select items. So hurry in and get your new kitchen at a great price. This is a 2 day sale Friday, July 27th and Saturday, July 28th.

$2399.00 30% OFF ORIGINAL PRICE $2899.00 THAT IS A SELECT FRIGIDAIRE $500 SAVINGS. FRENCH DOORS WHITE ELECTROLUX STAINLESS STEEL, 28 CUFT FRENCH WHITE, AND BLACK. DOOR REFRIGERATOR. WITH ICE AND WATER E STAR IN THE DOOR AND (EI28BS55IW) WITHOUT.

WE HAVE SIDE BY SIDE REFRIGERA- $1699.00 TORS STARTING AT ORIGINAL PRICE $2099.00 THAT IS A $400 $899 AND GO- SAVINGS. ING UP. IN WHITE, STAINLESS STEEL BLACK, AND STAIN- ELECTROLUX FREE LESS STEEL. SOME STANDING 30” RANGE. OF THESE DEALS 5.7 CUFT SELF CLEANING ARE UP TO $500 OFF. OVEN. CONVECTION BAKE WARMING DRAWER. (EI30EF55GS)

WE HAVE GAS AND ELECTRIC WE HAVE WALL OV- RANGES START- ENS STARTING AS LOW ING AT $415 AS $699 WE HAVE AND GOING UP, IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE WHITE, BLACK, OVENS IN BLACK AND AND STAINLESS STAINLESS STEEL. STEEL. SOME OF SOME SAVINGS ARE THESE DEALS ARE AS MUCH AS $500. UP TO $400 OFF.

WE HAVE WALL COOK $699.00 TOPS STARTING AS ORIGINAL PRICE LOW AS $499. $999.00 THAT IS A WE HAVE GAS AND $300 SAVINGS. ELECTRIC COOKTOPS STAINLESS STEEL IN 30” AND 36” IN ELECTROLUX DISH- BLACK AND STAINLESS WASHER STAINLESS STEEL INTERIOR. STEEL. SOME SAVINGS (EIDW6105GS) ARE AS MUCH AS $300.

This is a blow out clearance sale all items on this sale are the last ones. We also have freezers, washers, dryers, and microwaves which are not pictured. These savings are great and once they are gone these prices will not be back. There are even some mail in rebates on select appliances so that means even more savings! Don’t miss out on the best sale of the year starting this weekend. Friday July 27th and Saturday July 28th