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By Steve Watkins area,” Crymes said. “And A year that has we’ve lived that way restricted social gather- long enough that when ings and imposed new something like a reces- measures for preventive sion comes along, we health has taken a toll don’t even know we’re in on the charitable orga- one.” nizations dependant on A gofundme.com site fundraising initiatives, with a goal of $5,000 so much that one Stone has been established to County holiday tradi- help support the Stone tion could be drastically County Offi cer Santa restricted in the families Foundation. The proj- it helps. ect is listed as “Stone Glen Crymes, direc- County (AR) Christmas tor of the Stone County for Kids.” All donations Offi ce of Emergency are tax deductible. Management and coor- For the Stone County dinator for the Offi cer Resource Council, oper- Santa Foundation, said ational hours and com- pandemic restrictions munication with other and safety precautions organizations have been in place through most the most affected by Ninety-seven-year-old Juanita Hinkle of Mountain the nation reported early voters in record num- of 2020 have affected 2020 pandemic restric- the charity’s fundrais- tions, Director Jim View visited the Stone County Election Offi ce bers in the days leading up to the general elec- ing efforts “in just about Qualls said. to cast an early ballot last week. State and local tion. - Photo by Steve Watkins every way.” “For us, it’s mostly a election offi cials across Arkansas and most of Each Christmas, the gap in information and Offi cer Santa Founda- needs,” Qualls said. tion provides Christmas “We’ve just not been gifts for some 250 to 350 able to have any meet- children and families ings this year.” who have applied for Hours and days of operation at the Dorcas Ballgame procedures outlined support. The foundation typically hosts music Thrift Store have been activities and lunch restricted to Friday, and dinner fundrais- Saturday and Monday, Basketball season underway with Covid-19 precautions ers throughout the year while the Food Room operates on Wednesday averaging about $8,000 In fact, every school has bers and not to friends. groups.” annually to assist Offi cer and Thursday. By Edie Sutterfi eld Early in the pandemic slightly different poli- Since a certain distance Sullivan gave the Santa, the Angel Tree Procedures for attend- cies depending on the must be maintained board copies of guide- program, and Shop with period, Qualls said, food donations were down ing basketball games gym layout. However, between groups attend- lines provided for each a Cop. Pandemic restric- during Covid-19 were all are required to keep ing together, the gyms gym, as well as a letter tions have prevented all but were supplemented by USDA programs. The the main topic addressed the audience spread out, will accommodate a lot to be sent to a visiting activities this year and at last week’s school and even the players on more people if they come team explaining the the foundation’s oper- pantry has actually distributed more food this board meeting. the bench must be dis- in groups of a few and policies. Games have ating funds are almost Athletic Director Matt tanced when they are not singly. already begun for Timbo non-existent. year than normal, he said. Sullivan presented not playing. “The biggest concern and Rural Special and “We know everything information to the board “It’s not ideal,” he said. for all three campuses are scheduled to begin has been a tough burden The Resource Coun- cil typically funds a about what is planned “Everyone is just skip- is you want clusters of next week for Mountain on the public this year, for each school, includ- ping rows. ... That’s fans to come, not indi- View. so many people were minimum of 11 Ozarka scholarships supported ing a limited number of what everybody is doing. viduals,” Sullivan said. Sullivan explained even laid off for several tickets per player and That’s what the Depart- “If you have one person that basketball is much months with no income. by donated items sold in the local thrift store. distancing requirements ment of Health recom- come, they take up seven more restrictive than And it’s all prevented for everyone attending. mends.” seats. ... You want groups football because it is us from raising money With a limited staff of six, the Stone County The policies for each He emphasized or three or four to come, indoors and has less in just about any form,” campus will vary, as that players will be not one or two. You can space. He noted that Crymes said. “We always Humane Society’s biggest concern has been the size and layout of instructed to give their get a lot more people in have a bit of carryover the gyms is different. tickets to family mem- the gym if they come in See School, page 8 in our funds but we’re any member of the staff pretty much without,” becoming sick and pos- he said. sible quarantines that The foundation is would prevent work. entering its critical From a fundraising period when, around perspective, President Council agrees to Nov. 13, its directors Tina Holmlund said begin evaluating appli- 2020’s biggest drawback cations and making is preventing visitors purchases. Buying lists from seeing the modern plan for upgrades focus fi rst on basic needs facilities that often such as winter coats, prompt fi nancial sup- pajamas, and socks, port. By Lana Mason the main issues are cor- along with a few toys. “We have a really rected. “It’s tough times and nice place here that After much discussion, A smoke test will be we live in a depressed we’re very proud of, the Mountain View City conducted to pinpoint but we made the deci- Council agreed to a plan problem areas and the sion earlier this year to by choosing option three worst areas will be limit the visits and just for waste water and col- addressed fi rst. bring people through by lection system improve- Councilman J.K. Wil- COVID-19 appointment,” she said. ments. liams questioned if infi l- “The good news is that CWB Engineers once tration was most of the since more people are at again reviewed the three plant’s problem. He said UPDATE home and feel as though options with the council, if the city gets a two- STONE COUNTY they have more time to with option one being inch rain there are man Positives 409 spend with an animal bare minimum rehab to holes releasing water Active Cases 12 and train one, we’re the existing structure, three feet in the air. Recoveries 376 seeing more adoptions option two included CWB Engineers than ever.” additional improve- explained that at peak Deaths 21 Holmlund said her ments to biosolids han- times when there is a ARKANSAS organization began dling, while option three washout, infi ltration is Positives 113,057 planning for alternative included a second clari- the problem, but said Active Cases 10,420 fundraising methods in fi er at the treatment the plant defi nitely has Recoveries 100,666 February and that the plant. additional problems that Deaths 1,958 Human Society had con- While option three were not caused by infi l- ducted successful efforts offers less funding for tration. They also noted UNITED STATES through online mar- the collection side of the CAO with ADEQ Positives 9,182,628 ketplace sites advertis- the system (sewer line specifi cally focuses on Deaths 230,383 ing products from the and manhole rehab) the problems at the treat- Second Chance Resale second clarifi er allows ment plant. Numbers are current as of Shop, and through room for growth. Councilman Dana each Monday as reported e-mail marketing cam- The budget, at Woods said even if there by the Arkansas paigns. The Humane $6,060,000 has a cush- were no infi ltration Dept. of Health and CDC. Society requires about A costumed toddler smiles happily during ion, which will allow issues, the plant would Numbers now include probable Saturday night’s Trunk-or-Treat event on the cases for state and county. $80,000 annually to for addition sewer line operate. courtsquare. See more photos on page 1B. rehab if needed once See Council, page 3 STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 2 A

said all the old brick tor also discussed his manholes need to be thought on the options. replaced. He said the He said he didn’t see the city has done so much to city needing additional Stone Bank plans virtual the plant and it still had drying beds at this point Council problems. “It’s just more but believed a clarifi er Continued from page 1 money and more money,” would help the system. explaining he wanted The council unani- tribute for Veteran’s Day still have problems. He the problem fi xed this mously voted to com- said he believed option time. plete option three. Four Mountain View The program will broadcast on KWOZ, FM three was the only CWB Engineers also In other business the veterans will be featured feature interviews 103.3 in Mountain View option because he did recommended a water council: in an online tribute for with veterans from the in segments throughout not want to complete the rate increase to help • agreed to the port- Veterans Day, accord- Mountain View area the day on Veterans Day project without a second fund maintenance once folio with Citizens Bank ing to Kevin Compton, and Little Rock. Vet- beginning at 10 a.m. to clarifi er being in place. the project is completed. for the sales and use tax chairman of Stone Bank, erans from Mountain 6 p.m. The program will Mayor Roger Gardner The city’s plant opera- refunding and improve- the program’s sponsor. View featured are John also be archived on the ment bond series 2020 “It has been a rich tra- Morrow, Milton Wolf, Jr., Stone Bank YouTube construction fund. dition for Stone Bank in Joel Breeding plus Bill Channel for future view- • agreed to allow Mountain View to honor Wrape from Little Rock. ing. Karen Avey to redesign our veterans throughout The online 30-minute Ozark Highlands OFFICERS’ ACTIVITY the landscaping at city the year, especially on video program is sched- Radio is produced and Mountain View Police Dept. hall. Veterans Day,” Comp- uled to stream online on recorded at the Ozark • heard from Gard- ton said. “Normally, we Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 7 Folk Center State Park Offi cers responded to • offi cer was fl agged ner thanking Mountain would choose a Veteran p.m. at veterans.stone- in Mountain View, the following calls for down while patrolling. View Chevy for donat- of the Month and honor bank.com. Arkansas, with major service during the week Subject was lost and ing two benches at the them with a ceremony Follow Stone Bank on funding provided by the ending Oct. 30: needed directions. picking park. He offered and a community-wide Facebook for the concert Arkansas Department • to Shady Grove RV • to a residence to appreciation everyone celebration on Veter- and for updates leading of Parks, Heritage and Park to speak with a speak with parent about who donated seating for ans Day,” he said. “The up to the event. Tourism. tenant. other parent in custody the park. pandemic changed all The program will be • to residence on issue keeping a phone. • approved the pur- that so we will take our Warren for a report of Party was informed it chase of a full-page ad in celebration to an online harassment. was a Civil issue Ozark Gateway maga- format.” • to a medical call on • to a call of a power zine for the amount of Stone Bank was one 5 South; Vital Link on pole near the drive-in $2,800. of the fi rst in the state scene. sparking. Offi cer veri- • agreed to post on to stage a virtual event • to a motor vehicle fi ed that what was being the city’s website that when it presented accident on Knox; no seen was a cell tower the city is in support of “Cabin Fever 2020” in injuries, report taken. with a fl ashing light. Issue 1. Gardner said if May, celebrating musi- • assisted County dep- • a single vehicle acci- the issue is not passed cians from the Moun- uties with a traffi c stop. dent on Parks. Driver the city and county will tain View area. “We will Transported juvenile drove into ditch line, lose road funds. take what we learned female home from stop. passenger checked on by • heard from Council- with that event to pres- • for a runaway juve- Vital Link. man Ricky Shuttleworth ent “Stone Bank Veter- nile; juvenile located at • to a residence on stating he had received ans Tribute 2020,” said a residence. Called out Hwy. 5 South; care- a request for more speed Compton. a second time for same taker stated patient was bumps in the area of “The bank will again juvenile, juvenile located acting strange, Vital Massey Ave. and White work the Ozark High- at a different residence. Link called to scene. Water Drive. Police lands Radio to feature Juvenile probation was Offi cers also: Chief George Bethell area musician Grace involved after second • made a traffi c stop said he would patrol the Stormont to perform a call. resulting in driver being area more to check for few patriotic songs to • for a possible drunk arrested for DWI Drug, speeders. go along with interview driver coming in to town; Possession of Controlled • heard from Council- with Veterans, mostly unfounded. Substance (Felony), Pos- man Truman Bullard from World War II. Our • to a medical call at session of Controlled encouraging candidates World War II vets are a local business for an Substance Schedule VI to remove their cam- quickly disappearing, elderly male who fell. (Marijuana), Possession paign signs once the and we must honor their Subject transported to of Drug Paraphernalia election is over. service.” the medical center by and traffi c violations. Vital Link. • served two felony • assisted a motorist warrants at the county stranded on Main street. jail. Felony charges fi led Tow company contacted. • attended training in The following charges phernalia 2 counts, both • assisted a subject Jonesboro for K9 offi cer were fi led in Stone felonies; driving while who had lost wallet. and partner. County Circuit Court. intoxicated, no vehicle Wallet was located by Offi cers made 55 traf- • Colt Andrew Wine, insurance, driving on another person and fi c stops and issued 53 27, was charged with a canceled, suspended returned to the Police written or verbal warn- terroristic threatening or revoked license, all Department. ings. in the fi rst degree, 2 misdemeanors. He was counts, a felony. charged as a habitual His bond was set at offender. SHERIFF’S REPORT $10,000. His bond was set at • Jose DeJesus Cano $15,000. From Sheriff Lance Bonds Jr., 40, was charged • Lloyd Preston with: possession of a Burks, 58,was charged The following infor- • A possible domes- controlled substance with possession of a Life - Cancer - Critical Illness mation is taken from tic on Oak Grove Loop. schedule II metham- controlled substance, the daily activity logs of Parties separated, no phetamine 10 grams or Hydrocodone, a felony Accident Protection deputies with the Stone charges. more but less than 200 and possession of a con- County Sheriff’s Offi ce. • A truck stuck on grams, a felony ; posses- trolled substance, mari- During the week of Fox Mountain with long sion of a controlled sub- juana; possession of drug Life and Health 10/23 - 10/19 deputies trailer. Driver cited. stance, marijuana and paraphernalia; driving Insurance for the responded to: • A report of a rolling driving while license while intoxicated and • A report of an aban- domestic from VanBu- suspended, cancelled signals for turning, stop- Whole Family doned vehicle on Hwy. 5 ren County on Hwy. 9 or revoked, both misde- ping, changing lanes north. Okay. south. No contact. meanors. or decreasing speed • A call on an unre- • A possible break in His bond was set at required, all misde- sponsive person on Pony on Luber Road. Was a $15,000. meanors. Peak Road. Transported mail carrier delivering a • Lindsey L. Jones- His bond was set at to Stone County Medical package. Adamson, 28, was $10,000. Center by Vital Link. • A report of a one charged with: forgery • Jeromy Kerst, 50, • A welfare check vehicle accident on in the second degree, was charged with fail- on Misenheimer Road. Freeze Mountain. No and theft of property, ure to comply with reg- Nicole Rainey (870) 213-0132 Okay. contact. both felonies. She was istration and reporting • A report of someone • Cows in the road by charged with a habitual requirements, a felony. NPN#19444382 [email protected] making threats on Red Turner’s Store on Hwy. offender enhancement. His bond was set at Bird Lane. Address was 14 east. Her bond was set at $5,000. wrong. No one there. • Cows out on Hwy. 5 $25,000. • An unattended death south. Cows put up. • Doris Irene Fryman, at Fox. Natural causes. • An unattended death 33, was charged with: • A report on an 18 on Sunnyland Road. fi nancial identity fraud THIS WEEK wheeler in the ditch on Subject on Hospice care. and theft of property, Hwy. 14 east. Gone on • A medical alert call both felonies and theft arrival. on Herpel Road. Subject of property, a misde- AT THE CO-OP • A roll over accident refused treatment by meanor. CO-OPCO-OP ® Prices good at the Mountain View location only! on Red River Road. One Vital Link. Her bond was set at personal injury, charges Deputies also: $10,000. pending. • Made a welfare • Lindsey L. Jones- • A one vehicle acci- check on Double Bridge Adamson, 40, was dent, one DWI arrest. Loop. Okay. charged with: forgery in Assisted Izard County. • Made a motorist the fi rst degree and theft • Arrested one subject assist on Cochise Lane. of property, both felo- # on possession of meth on • Made a welfare nies. She was charged Hwy. 5 north. check at Gunner Pool. as a habitual offender, MLS High Performance • A report of a possible Okay. a felony enhancement. domestic in a car driving • Made a welfare Her bond was set at 200# Tubs toward Mountain View check on Herpel Road. $25,000. on Hwy. 5. Unable to Okay. • Eric D. Adamson, 40, locate. • Made a civil standby was charged with; forg- • A search for 4 miss- on Adams Road. ery in the second degree ing people at Blanchard. • Assisted VanBuren and theft of property, Buy 2 found on the hiking County look for a subject both felonies. He was Buy Buy trail and 2 found in the in the Fox area. Located. charged with a habitual $ $ woods. • Took a theft report offender felony enhance- Get ment. Save Save • A suspicious vehicle on Luber Road. at the Allison/Sylamore • Made a welfare His bond was set at per tub per tub Fire Station. Okay. check on Wickham Road. $25,000. FREE! • A suspicious truck Okay. • Joseph E. Templin, *All prices based on per each price. in a driveway on Culp • Made a theft of fuel 41, was charged with: Hwy. 66 West - 1006 West Main St., Mountain View Road. Okay. report on Herpel Road. possession of drug para- Phone: (870) 269-3356 Hours: Mon. - Fri. 7:30 - 5:00 / Sat. 7:30 -12 STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 Page 3 A

Economist evaluates GDP report

The U.S. gross domes- Division of Agriculture than they were before have been recovered tic product grew 33.1 and the Dale Bumpers the pandemic,” Ander- despite the ongoing neg- percent from the second College of Agricultural son said. “Given the ative effects of COVID quarter this year, Food and Life Sciences. investments throughout on economic activity and making up nearly all the He has been providing the economy on remote the signifi cant slowing ground lost to impacts of pandemic-related analy- communication capabil- of direct government the Covid-19 pandemic ses of the economy since ities, that should not be support to both individ- in the second quarter, March. too surprising.” uals and businesses, he according to the October “The aggregate econ- Even though the econ- said. report from the Com- omy remains smaller omy remains in reces- See Anderson’s merce Department’s than it was pre-Covid, sion, “the lion’s share of analysis at https://bit. Bureau of Economic something that’s clear second quarter losses ly/3kKKx56. Analysis. with a look at the raw The report is one of the numbers,” he said. most widely anticipated The third quar- and scrutinized due to ter GDP amounted to its timing, which every $18.584 trillion. “By way four years, puts it just of pre-Covid compari- days before the presi- son, real GDP in 2019 dential election. amounted to $19.092 “This is quite an trillion,” Anderson said. Crafts & Unique Gifts impressive rebound “The economy therefore 213 East Washington, Suite 4 from the 31.4 percent remains about 2.7 per- decline in real GDP in cent below its 2019 level: Mountain View, AR the Covid-interrupted a strong recovery over a Sundays 1-5 • Mon. - Wed. 10-4 second quarter,” econo- short time frame, to be Consignees Welcome Call 479-200-4156 mist John Anderson sure, but not yet a full said. “However, it is recovery.” important to recognize Anderson said con- stone county that the big percentage sumer spending abuse prevention gain in GDP from the “increased sharply in PRESENTS second quarter drop is the third quarter on not the same thing as both goods and services, 2020 a full recovery from the with the largest gains Domestic Violence Awareness Event Covid shock.” on durable goods. For th Anderson is head of the the most part, spending Nov. 7 , 2020 agricultural economics on goods, both durable Addie Isbell 11 AM - 3 PM and agribusiness depart- and non-durable, has ment for the University eclipsed pre-Covid levels @ of Arkansas System by a signifi cant margin.” Centennial Spending on services increased in the third Bank Park Isbell awarded quarter but were still lower than pre-pan- Recycling demic levels. Trans- Lunch: portation, recreation $5 per plate Jr. Miss crown meeting and food services, plus accommodations “are COME OUT AND Addie Isbell of Moun- cancelled as a precau- set for park still a long way from HAVE SOME tain View was crowned tion related to the coro- a full recovery despite FUN!! Junior Miss Arkansas navirus. However, the a strong third quarter The Recycling Board We will have: State Fair Oct. 24 after Arkansas State Fair rebound,” he said. meeting set for Nov. 9 Speakers • Music • Face Painting • Hay Ride winning a hybrid virtual Board agreed to host the Pandemic-induced will be held at Mountain Kids Games: Duck Pond, Ball Toss, Ring Toss & More! and in-person compe- livestock, pageants and work-from-home culture View City Park at 5 p.m. Pumkin Painting • Sweet Walk tition that makes this youth talent competi- did help one sector: soft- In the case of inclem- ware and information Raffl e Table and with a Mystery Basket Raffl e year’s event unique. tions. ent weather, the meet- She explained that Each contestant sub- processing equipment. All Health Department Guidelines Will Be Followed!! ing will move to the “Both are now larger as Junior Miss Stone mitted videos modeling courthouse on the We thank you for your support. County she was able to their pageant attire or square. All proceeds benefi t Stone County Abuse Prvention. compete in the state fair performing their talent pageant last year, where number, and pageant she placed in the top 16. interviews were con- This year, since most ducted via Zoom. Sanitation counties were not able The Oct. 24 crown- to have fairs, the State ing was in-person and Fair Pageant invite last broadcast via Facebook to close for year’s winners to com- Live. The seats in the pete for the 2020 crown. audience were limited “This year’s competi- and spaced six feet holiday tion was virtual,” she apart, and competitors’ City of Mountain View said. “We then had to family members were Sanitation will be closed complete an interview limited in number to Wednesday, Nov. 11 for with the judges by Zoom. help maintain social dis- Veteran’s Day. There Once the Top 5 were tancing. will be no trash pickup selected those contes- Scholarship and that day. Collections will tants went to compete prize money totalling resume on Thursday, on Saturday, Oct. 24, $120,000 were awarded November 12, and will 2020. I am so honored to to pageant and talent include the Wednesday represent Stone County winners. pickups. and serve as an ambas- sador.” The Arkansas State Fair Board announced earlier this year that the 2020 event was being Saving Too Much Can Sometimes Be Expensive When it comes to money topics, you’re always hearing how to save more. But even with the best of intentions, you can run into trouble when you try to save too much. Here are four ways that savings can get in your way and how you can correct them. State Fair Savings that turns into spending. Buying something on sale to save money is still spending. Focus on the amount of money you have to part with, instead of focusing on the great deal. These deals use the human emotion of the fear of losing out, poultry causing you to spend money you did not plan on spending in the first place. What you can do: Plan your purchases. If something on your winners list of planned purchases is then on sale, you will truly be saving money. So instead of saving 50% on a new lawn mower, save 100% because you already have one that works just fine. Savings that turns into hoarding. This could happen if you named have a hard time parting with things for fear you might be able to use it in the future. This could be as simple as buying a new Winners in poultry set of dishes or a new pair of shoes and hanging on to the old showmanship divisions ones just in case. Each time you acquire something new without throwing out the old, your house gets stuffed with items you were announced follow- don’t need. ing competition at the What you can do: When you need to replace something, try to 2020 Junior Livestock sell the old item right after bringing in the new item(s). Not only will this keep the clutter out of your home, it will effectively lower Show of the Arkansas the cost of the replacement. And periodically review the contents State Fair in Little Rock. of your household. Have you used it in the last 12 months? If Winners include: not, chances are good that you won’t need it in the foreseeable Grand champion show- future. Not replacing things when you should. This savings behav- man, Clayton Stark of ior might actually be costing you money. For example, that old Lonoke; Reserve cham- water heater still works, but it could be so inefficient that it is pion showman, Addison costing a ton in excess electricity or gas. The same could be true with an old car’s maintenance bills or even wearing clothes Bryles of Ward; Senior even though you’ve worn holes in them. poultry showmanship What you can do: Consider replacements as investments. For (1) Clayton Stark of instance, replacing the old brakes in your car is an investment in your safety. Replacing your worn out shoes is an investment in Lonoke; (2) Sunni Deb your comfort. Replacing your toothbrush that is falling apart is an Weaver of Crossett, and; investment in your health. (3) Jake Chandler of Risking damages or dangers. It’s great to save money by do- England. ing something by yourself, but know your limits. Sure, cutting down that old tree by yourself can save you a ton of money. Junior poultry show- But the emergency room is full of do-it-yourself savers who lack manship, (1)Addison the experience to do it safely. The same can be true with mak- Bryles, Ward; (2) Raleigh ing financial decisions or even wading through the tax code on your own. Turner, Mountain View, What you can do: Know your limits and ask for help. Sometimes and; (3) Emilio Smith paying a little more is worth it if it means avoiding a potentially Gomez of Dacatur. dangerous or financially negative situation. STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 4 A Opinions

COW MOUNTAIN By David ECONOMIST Ciscel Climate solutions worldwide in scope The U.S. economy will face why we have made such many challenges in 2021. slow progress. Economists Among them is the problem suggest several approaches of climate change. to getting us moving toward While the problem of a a carbon neutral world. warming planet is most First, incentives need to be pronounced at the North changed to make products and South poles, everyone and services that produce is starting to note the a lot of carbon dioxide permanent changes in more expensive. The terms weather patterns that refl ect that are usually used are the new climate we have. ‘carbon tax’ or ‘cap carbon While there are many forms output and trade amongst of pollution, the culprits producers.’ Anything that in climate change are very produces more carbon dioxide straightforward: carbon would be more expensive dioxide, methane and other so consumers would have THE FLATLANDER greenhouse gases. Since the to look for alternatives. But beginning of the industrial raising prices has a dramatic By Steve Watkins revolution, humans have effect; it makes everyone added huge amounts of poorer – that is, your income carbon dioxide to the air doesn’t go as far as it used surrounding our planet. We to. So, a carbon tax must be have understood the process balanced with some way of Not ‘that’ Marion Berry for several decades now, but compensating consumers for we have been unable to act their losses. Carbon taxes, You hear it every four be a cakewalk against the communication with every effectively. while necessary, are usually years. It’s the most important well-known and well-liked newspaper, radio station, The basic challenge is that also unpopular. election of our lifetime. Republican from Jonesboro. and television station in the the modern world is based Another method is to The 1998 race to From the fi rst moments First Congressional District. on burning fossil fuels. Our subsidize alternative represent Arkansas’ First of our initial newspaper There were fundraisers and transportation systems, our methods of production Congressional District was interview, I liked Berry. We press conferences, and if I homes, and our factories and consumption. While one that I had a lot riding were both rural Arkansans faxed one press release, I are run today on petroleum often viewed as giveaways on. Not everyone gets a shot from the farm who spoke the must have faxed a million. I and natural gas – and to to certain industries, this at their dream job, but as same language, and we both can still hear those painful a lesser extent on coal. It method has been a big the county numbers began wanted more – for ourselves sounds of a processing fax. is hard to imagine a world success where it has been rolling in that evening of and for others. It’s like a tomcat with his tail without the products created tried. Using wind turbines or Nov. 3, 1996, I was as close as A couple of months later hung in the screen door. by fossil fuels. For example, solar panels for generating many people ever get. the phone rang, and his Five months later, we I am sitting in front of my electricity has moved It was the most important campaign director was at all gathered the evening computer system as I write from being hobbies for the election of my lifetime. the other end offering me a of Nov. 3 watching the this column with my cell eccentric to mainstream His name was Marion job as their communications television and working the phone next to me on the methods of electricity Berry. Yes, there is a fruit by director. I was 30 years old phones on election night. It desk. Everything I am using, production in less than two that name. You can spread and a dream opportunity had was a long one. Craighead including my chair, is largely decades. Improvements in the jelly on a biscuit. just come true. There were County’s “counter” broke made from plastic – a form battery production have And at the time, most realities to consider before down and there were no of petroleum that requires a made the electric car a highly unfortunately, there was a giving an answer. offi cial numbers until the lot of greenhouse pollution to likely replacement for the Washington DC mayor with First, there was no next morning, but in the end manufacture. gas engine over the next 20 an identically pronounced guarantee we’d win. Secondly, we’d all worked together to Not many of us want to years. Homes and factories name. Not so bad in itself, there was no guarantee I’d elect the First District’s next say goodbye to the modern in the US have become far except that the mayor be offered a job if we did win. member of Congress. The world and the many more energy effi cient that enjoyed frequenting crack Thirdly, I had no idea if the celebration was short lived. advantages it provides the they were in the 1960s – parties with lots of call girls newspaper would give me the There was a ton of work average person. So, how and continued pressure to and the airwaves were full leave of absence to accept the ahead. do we, as a nation, build a enhance energy effi ciency of the news. If I said it once, offer, so what if the campaign Two months later, I took world that produces fewer will continue to move the US I said it a million times: “No, lost, and there was no job to my fi rst steps into the United greenhouse gases and a in a positive direction. he’s not that Marion Berry.” return to? And last, but not States Capitol, and not as a more stable climate? It is not Democratic congressional least, could my young family tourist. It was my new place easy – and that is probably See Ciscel, page 5A candidate Marion Berry was withstand the demands it of employment. I paused for a little-known rice farmer would place on us? My saying a moment on those marble from a remote part of the yes to the job meant all of us steps and let it sink in. Press First District who’d faithfully would pay some price. secretary for a member of the Letters from readers served for years as part of the And if we won, and I was United States Congress. My Arkansas Clinton machine. offered a job, there would be dream job. The risk paid off. After decades working behind no turning back. Life would I was a long way from the the scenes, he decided it was forever change and we’d be cotton fi elds of Highbanks time to put his name on he on a new trajectory. Road. A new trajectory, Perspective is everything ballot. With so much uncertainty indeed. To the editor: mandates while sustaining I was the unoffi cial lead and risk, what’s a guy to do? Fast forward a year to I would like to reply to many current regulations. political reporter at The You put all your chips in. It 1999. It was late October Dave Smith’s article last Since 1980, GDP is up Jonesboro Sun, and knew was a risk I’d forever regret as I steered our white week on climate change. 182 percent, vehicle miles instinctively that Berry’s not taking. Chevy Lumina through I cannot begin to express traveled up 114 percent, candidacy would make for an In the fall of 1996 I became the winding road from Ash the respect I have for the population up 44 percent, interesting race. the offi cial press secretary Flat to Mountain View. I Smith family. No one works energy consumption up He’d have to get through to Democratic nominee for had an old college friend harder to be eco-sustainable 28 percent and aggregate a three-candidate primary congress, Marion Berry. from Mountain View, and than he and Maria. They are emission DOWN 71 percent on the way to a general It was one of the hardest she actually worked at the by far the best examples to (CO2 only up 15 percent election. If he could get jobs I’ve ever loved. local newspaper. I’d known follow and their hearts are comparably—per air quality that far, the dynamic really For the next fi ve months golden. national summery via EPA). got interesting. It would I coordinated our political See Watkins, page 5A By this time, the election Over-regulation actually feature a Republican ballots are cast and, causes more global pollution candidate from the most OPINION PAGE POLICY hopefully, the results in. by shifting suppliers overseas populated region of the But, I would like to add a where few regulations exist. district against a Democrat This page is devoted to opinions. It is not a news page. perspective to Global Climate America First = responsible from what was maybe the Unsigned editorials represent the views of the newspaper’s Change and reassure my manufacturing in the USA = least populated area, all management. Signed columns, letters and other features refl ect neighbors (and others) in lowering pollution globally. wrapped in the fact that individual opinions. Stone County who may vote Climate change advocates the 25 counties of Arkansas’ Letters and other opinion pieces must contain the author’s differently why the best must accept the premise of First Congressional District name, and will not be printed anonymously. Address and telephone choice for combatting climate a global condition, not just had not sent a Republican number are required for verifi cation, but only the town name will be change was the Republican a U.S. condition. The Paris to congress in the previous printed. ticket. Climate deal had the U.S. 124 years. Advantage, Berry Priority will be given to letters that are fewer than 400 words and – if he could just win the are clear, concise and submitted exclusively to the Stone County It was 1970, when a pay for other countries’ Leader Republican president disparities with little control nomination. But it wouldn’t . All letters are subject to editing for clarity and length. signed an executive order over China. Again, to solve to establish the EPA. And, climate change, one has to believe it or not, the current solve a global condition. Phone (870) 269-3841 president continues to USA is ranked 62 in the Published weekly on Wednesdays indirectly advocate for clean most polluted countries Office located 104 W. Main St. air and water through his per capita. Ireland, UK, “America First” Policy. Don’t Switzerland, Netherlands, James R. Fraser Publisher/Editor Ed Coates Advertising Consultant let deregulation and tax cuts Japan, Germany, France, Lori Freeze News & Photo Editor Sharon Robinson Ad Composition fool you. Those are tools to do and Austria pollute up one thing: bringing jobs and to 50 percent more per Edie Sutterfield Reporter/Photographer Pam Rider Classified Ad Manager manufacturing plants back person than the US Lana Mason Reporter/Photographer Karen Younger Circulation Manager to the USA. Those plants (worldpopulationreview.com). Steve Watkins Reporter Neal Fraser Typesetter will operate under existing Perspective is everything. USA clean air regulations If one cares about the USPS (009-255) Preview content and access instead of the lax controls climate, one would vote the e-edition at in China, India, and Russia. Republican and bring jobs Periodical postage paid in www.stonecountyleader.com Mountain View, Arkansas 72560 Don’t let the recent changes back where they belong. 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worldwide event. And it will ultimately take a worldwide effort to Ciscel slow and reverse climate change. But the Continued from page 4 A process will be rocky. Many climate sci- Many parts of the world entists warn of the will cheat – using fossil problems of rising tem- fuels to deliver cheaper peratures of the air sur- products to world mar- rounding our planet and ketplaces. The United the water in our huge States is a key player in oceans. Often, they warn this process. Along with of short time periods to China and few other correct the damage that industrial powerhouses, has already occurred. we tend to set the stan- But that doesn’t mean dards for world behav- our society should give ior. Even when others up. There is not one sure cheat, they tend to pre- method of stabilizing tend they are following the planet’s climate, but US leadership. What we every method requires do over the next decade moving our economy or two will surely set the away from fossil fuel standard for universal driven progress. behavior in the ﬁ ght for Climate change is a climate stability.

Have an idea for a news story or Maple trees along Main Street in Mountain View yellow on the same tree. - Photo by Lori Freeze are at peak color, with a range of tones from red to photo feature? Let us know – [email protected] Watkins Options for disposing of old Continued from page 4 A her as Lori Webb in college. Freeze, her new televisions to change Jan. 1 name after marriage. The leaves were in On Jan. 1, 2021, eligible for recycling and given the historically full transition. It was disposal options will a list of regional collec- low revenues received an unusually peaceful change for all televi- tion centers can be found for recycled materials. moment from all that sions and all heavy tube on the District’s web site As with any business, we’d encountered previ- style computer monitors at www.WhiteRiverRe- responsible manage- ously as a team working in north central Arkan- cycles.org. ment necessitates taking for a freshman House sas, according to offi - The White River Dis- only materials that will member. I was driving cials at the White River trict’s recycling and elec- generate income, offi - Congressman Berry to Regional Solid Waste tronic waste recycling cials say. Broken and old some wacky event called Management District. centers are operated TVs and monitors have Bean Fest. There was As of Jan. 1, 2021, TVs by local governments no market value and some mention of racing and tube style computer and supported with are very expensive to outdoor bathrooms monitors will no longer limited grant and local recycle. which sounded odd, and be accepted at district assistance along with For more information huge kettles of steam- electronic waste collec- revenue from the sale contact Stone County ing beans seasoned with tion centers because of of recyclables. The eco- Recycling at 269-5081 or roadkill. a backlog of these items nomic downturn in 2020 contact the White River I took advantage of the and because of the high has made it especially District offi ces in Bates- peaceful moment to ask cost of disposal of large diffi cult for centers to ville at 870-793-5233. my new boss how it felt quantities of them in cover operational costs serving as a member of specialized landfi lls. the U.S. Congress. His After Jan. 1, these Mountain View Chevrolet answer was unexpected items will be considered to the both of us, I think, individual consumer Recognizes Mountain View’s... signaled by the uncom- electronics categorized Flag ceremony set mon break in his usually as universal waste by steady voice. the U. S. Environmental This Saturday, Nov. Anyone who has a “What I keep thinking Protection Agency. They 7, Stone County Honor fl ag ready to be retired about is election night, are not considered to be Guard will conduct a fl ag can place it in the fl ag and how much I wish my hazardous and can be retirement ceremony at drop box on the east dad had been there. He taken to public transfer 11 a.m. (weather permit- side of the courtsquare would never have imag- stations and landfi lls in ting) on the courtsquare. and it will be gathered ined anything like this, the White River District The public is invited to and properly retired by but I want to think he for proper disposal in a observe. honor guard members. would’ve been proud.” Class One landfi ll. This It’s hard to believe change affects only tube- we’ve been through 22 style televisions and elections since that time, computer monitors. the last of which con- The local recy- New businesses open cluded just yesterday. cling center and solid I’m sure it’s a collective waste transfer station East Main Gifts, sigh of relief for us all. is located on Recycle 2608 East Main, has Business Lord, I pray we can all Center Road off High- opened for business and get along. way 5-9-14 North. Resi- features hand-made I never imagined dents with questions crafts, artwork and other UPDATE PLAYER ending up back in that about whether items are gifts with regional fl avor. town where they have recyclable should call Kathy Lupkes is the OF THE WEEK owner, and is the pre- that Bean Fest thing. 269-5081 prior to drop- crafts and unique gifts, Mountain View Chevrolet will present a And now Lori Freeze is off. vious owner of Others and is owned by Mary commemorative game football every week to the more than my old college Most electronic Interests Craft Consign- Blanchard. Yellow Jacket Player of the Week friend. She’s the task- waste items (including ment in Iowa. For more information MVP: Tanner Trammell #55 master of the newsroom hard drives, undam- Store hours are fl ex- call, 479-200-4156. (Junior Off ensive Lineman/Defensive Lineman) and don’t I know it! aged fl at screen ible. Call 870-214-1310 See you in next week’s monitors,printers, fax for more information. newspaper. machines, copiers, ••• ••• phones, cameras, periph- Ozark Delights, 213 (Steve Watkins is a erals, cords, games and East Washington, Suite reporter for The Stone accessories,etc.) that 4, has also opened in Your Local News County Leader. He is are intact will still be Mountain View with the author of two books, accepted at the recycling hours of 1 to 5 p.m., on Just the Way You Like It and he loves chicken and center. A $5 per item dis- Sunday, and 10 a.m., dressing, barbecue and posal fee applies. to 4 p.m., on Wednes- Save over sweet iced tea.) A complete list of items day. The store features 33% OFF the newsstand price

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spending time with 28, 2020 in Batesville. Roller-Crouch Funeral California native prior GENERAL BAPTIST with us.

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family, especially his She was born March home in Batesville. to moving to Arkansas CHURCH grandchildren. He was 27, 1932 in Pleasant ••• in 1995. He proudly loved by many and will Grove, Arkansas. Marsha Owens served his country as a 204 Patricia Ave. SUNDAY: 10:00 am be greatly missed. She was preceded in Marsha Kay (Wallace) United States Marine Mountain View, AR WORSHIP: 11:00 am Dwayne is preceded in death by her husband, Owens, 67, of Cherokee in the Vietnam War. He 870-269-9799 SUN NITE: 6:00 pm death by his parents Jay Howard A. Brewer; par- Village died will be greatly missed by 870-421-7974 WED NITE: 6:00 pm and Edna Newman; one ents, Bob and Nona at home all of his loving family sister, Anita Kratz; and Davis, and one sister, after a long and friends. www.fumcmtnviewar.org one grandbaby, Cambree Joyce Lavern Davis. Lois battle with Joseph is survived by Coming Together for Wednesday Newman. Ann is survived by one pancreatic his devoted wife of 42 3:15-5:00 pm Kids Klub (September-April) He is survived by son, Kent and Tiffany cancer, on years, Virginia (Atkins) his loving-wife Johna Brewer of Batesville; one October 31, Wright; two daugh- Worship Laurie (Cummings) brother, Doug and Dolo- 2020. ters, Jennifer Wright Newman; six children, service res Davis of Pleasant Marsha was born, July Chunn and husband 9:30 am Sunday School for allallag ageses Jay (Susan) Newman of Grove; three grandsons, 26, 1953 to T.J. and Mae Jonathon and Jessica 11:00 am Worship Service 5:00-7:00 pm FUMC Youth Fifty-Six; Joey (Shay) Cole and Rachel Brewer Wallace of Fifty Six. As a Wright Taylor and hus- Newman of Fayette- of North Little Rock, mother of three daugh- band, Baron; one sister, Mission Statement – ville; Josh Newman of “To be a church where people come to KNOW Jesus Christ as Savior, Arkansas, Luke Brewer ters and nana of seven Mary Elizabeth Biddle GROW in their discipleship of Jesus Christ, and SHOW the love of Jesus Christ in thought, word and deed” Sulphur Rock, Dani- of Marcella, Arkansas, grandchildren, she kept and husband Glenn; First United Methodist Church elle (James) Durga of and Ben Brewer of Fay- busy gardening, shop- four grandchildren, 116 East Jefferson • Office number: 870-269-3252 Pastor: Paul Coy Waynesville, Missouri, etteville; three grand- ping, singing, laugh- Kamren Taylor, Kaleb Kristen Cummings of daughters, Julie Ann ing, dancing, traveling, Taylor, AnnaBeth Nicole Alexandria, Virginia, and Jacob Cline of Pleas- taking care of everyone, Wright, and Elijah and Cassie Davis of Des ant Grove, Arkansas, and loving life! Taylor, along with a host Moines, Iowa; seven Katie Avey and Annie Marsha is survived by of many extended family sisters, Sharon Minor Brewer of Batesville, her husband, Timothy and friends. of Odin, Illinois, Gloria Arkansas; two great Owens; children,Talea Joseph was preceded Jean Burns of Mountain grandsons, Gaige Cline Owens-Pittman, Lind- in death by his parents, View, Barbara Hender- and Archer Brewer; four sey Walter, and Shawnda Joseph and Mary Eliza- son of Leslie, Arkansas, great-granddaughters, Owens. She is also sur- beth (Levaris) Wright; Becky (Lloyd) Blanken- Ava Brewer, Adler-Kate vived by her brother both his paternal and ship of Mountain View, Brewer, Ryleigh Cline, Lenny Wallace; sisters, maternal grandparents; and Juanita (Frank) and Melody Grace Cline, Jan Teague and Roberta one granddaughter, Terry of Mountain View. Nieces, nephews, and Bradshaw; seven grand- Brooklyn Nicole Wright, Dwayne is also survived friends. children; Josie Radina, and his father and by fourteen grandchil- Lois Ann started her Gillian Murphy, Tristan mother-in-law, Jim and dren, numerous nieces, Free Estimates Family Owned & Operated teaching career in Pleas- Murphy, Ben Walter, Barbara Atkins. by Phone or Email nephews, cousins, other ant Grove after complet- Morgan Gooch, Adalyn A graveside service 213-5521 Owners: Glen, Sheila & Cody Crymes relatives and many ing three semesters of Walter, and Hazel was held Friday, Octo- 213-5583 friends. college. She then gradu- Walter; Nephews, John ber 30, 2020, at Galatia [email protected] A visitation was held ated from Arkansas Col- Powell, Aaron Teague, Cemetery in Norfork, Wednesday, October 28, lege at Batesville and Will Wallace; Nieces, Arkansas with Chris • Monuments • Head Stones • Driveway Markers 20 at the Mountain View accepted a teaching Stefanie Lyles, Tonya Cunningham offi ciating. Funeral Service Chapel. • Plaques • Specialty Items • Custom Work & Etching on: position in Affton, Mis- Miller, Megan Eller, and Pallbearers were Jon- Wood, Stone, Tile, & Assorted Metals & Surfaces A funeral service fol- souri, where she retired. many wonderful great athon Chunn, Baron lowed with Brother She earned her master’s nieces and great neph- Taylor, James Atkins, 742 Lane Rd Johnny Thomas offi ci- degree at Webster Uni- ews. She was preceded Jennifer Wright Chunn, Timbo, AR 72680 Crymes Monument & Stone ating. Mountain View versity. in death by her parents. Funeral Service was in Lois Ann and Howard Marsha is loved and charge of the cremation designed, constructed, adored by everyone she arrangements. and managed South met and will be deeply ••• Woods Mobile Home missed by many. A Cel- STILL Dr. Norma Jean Park in Imperial, Mis- ebration of Life will be Compton souri. She continued held at a later date for RUNNING Dr. Norma Jean Comp- ton died Friday, Oct. 23, OUT 2020. She was 81 years old. She is survived by TO FETCH her husband of 64 years, SENIOR CENTER THE PAPER? J.T. 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STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 Page 7 A 1990 2000 NEWS FROM THE PAST LEADER FILES November 1990 on parking space and ••• elbow room around the The November ballot 30 Years Ago courtsquare indicated asks voters to make If early fi gures are any the crowd for the 18th decisions ranging from indication, the 1990- annual Bean Fest in establishing casinos to 91 deer season should Mountain View was one revising the Arkansas be a productive one for of the biggest ever. judicial system. local hunters. In Stone Cool and cloudy The Cooperative County, the regular gun weather cleared by mid- Extension Service, Uni- season will begin Satur- morning and by midaft- versity of Arkansas, has day, November 10 and ernoon umbrellas were prepared fact sheets for run through Sunday, out, but they were being all fi ve of the proposed December 2. used to block out the constitutional amend- The hunt has been unseasonably warm ments and the proposed postponed this year to sunshine. initiated act. avoid a confl ict with Tuesday’s general elec- Imagine The Difference You Can Make tion. ••• DONATE YOUR CAR In the true spirit of Christmas, the people of 1-866-587-0119 Mountain View extend FREE TOWING a warm invitation to TAX DEDUCTIBLE friends, neighbors and Help Prevent Blindness guests to join us for the Get A Vision Screening Annually Annual Tree Lighting Ask About A FREE 3 Day Ceremony and commu- Vacation Voucher To Over nity caroling to be held 20 Destinations!!! on Thursday, November 29, at 6 pm, on the court- (EOE) house square in Moun- ESS is now hiring tain View.(Rain date is Trunk-or-Treat November 30 at 6 pm) Substitute Teachers ••• Participants in the Apply online at: ess.com or The Rural Special call our offi ces at 800-641-0140 Trunk-or-Treat event at School Board discussed for more information on how you First Assembly of God construction of its can get started teaching Church in Mountain recently opened gym- View Saturday night nasium and its uncom- •Flexible Hours prepare for visitors. pleted vocational facility •Weekly Pay in its regular meeting •Free Training November 1. 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Stone Bank is spon- soring a blood drive on Wednesday, November 4, from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Arkansas Blood Institute’s mobile unit to be parked in the back parking lot at the bank at 802 E. Main St. in Mountain View. My mask protects you. The drive is being conducted to supply needed blood supplies to area Your mask protects me. health care providers. All donors will receive Our masks proctect everyone else, a limited-edition blood donor mask. that’s how we stop the spread! Donors may schedule their appointment by signing up online at www.arki.org, click on “Find a Blood Drive” and entering the Mountain View zip code 72560. They may also contact Melissa Sutton at Stone The Mountain View Art Guild’s Painting of the Bank by calling 870- Month is “Iris and Hummingbird”, (above) an 819-4743. Walk-ins are also welcome. Masks are acrylic painting by Rubie Lewis on display at required. Centennial Bank’s Sylamore Road branch. Terrie To donate blood, Thrasher’s painting, “The Woodland” is on display 16-year-olds must weigh at Centennial Bank on Main Street. at least 125 pounds and provide signed parental permission; 17-year-olds must weigh at least 125 Coats still available pounds; 18+ year-olds In addition, CDC also recommends that everyone wear cloth face must weigh at least coverings when leaving their homes, regardless of wether they have 110 pounds. All dona- fever or sysptoms of COVID-19. This is because of evidence that people for local distribution tions will be tested for with COVID-19 can spread the disease, even when they don’t have any COVID-19 antibodies. symptoms. Cloth face coverings should not be placed on young children under Sons of Thunder said group Chaplain age 2, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitatd or recently collected more John Hariford. otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance. than 180 coats for local distribution. Coats are still available and may Let’s be kind to each other. be picked up at Fort Simple Outpost. “I’d like to thank everyone who donated PLEASE coats for the Sons of Thunder coat drive, especially Fort Simple Outpost, the Fire and Police Departments, Flowers Bakery, Dorcas House and Walmart,” WEAR

Have an idea for a news story or YOUR photo feature? Let us know – [email protected] MASK STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 8 A maintain the required are not allowed to stand If a game goes shorter employee’s request for distance between groups on the baseline. They than estimated, the leave under the Family of different sizes. must be in the stands games will not begin & Medical Leave Act. Scramble School There will be a desig- or in the lobby, following until the scheduled time. • approved a list of Continued from page 1A nated entrance and exit social distancing guide- If a game goes longer, staff who received more for the gym. The build- lines. all start times will be than a 5 percent salary winners when tickets are distrib- ing will open 15 minutes Fans must provide pushed back. increase last year. These Chris Holt and Brent uted to players, they will prior to scheduled game their own masks and Tickets are $2. The are most often due to Mead were the winners have the option to shift time or later if the pre- wear them inside the home gate is located variations in job duties of the Pine Hills Satur- them around. For exam- vious game is delayed. A gym at all times, no on the north side of the from year to year, added day Golf Scramble on ple, one person might typical schedule will be exceptions. high school (teacher training, etc., but the list Oct. 31. need only two tickets junior game at 5 p.m., Athletes not actively parking lot/counselor is required by law to be for a particular game, senior girls at 6:15, and participating will be door). At Mountain reported. allowing someone else to senior boys at 7:30. housed in an alternate View, AAA passes will • briefl y discussed borrow two if they have Ticket are required for location. Players of be accepted without a issues with virtual Chick’s extra family members in admission into the gym. the next game will be ticket, and pass holders school and enrollment. town, etc. Admission price is $2 allowed in the dressing are required to sit in the Howard reported total Carpet Steamer Supt. Brent Howard per game with a maxi- rooms at the beginning upper section of the visi- enrollment of 1,598 as Residential & Commercial said he will not be mum of $4 for the night. of the second quarter. tor bleachers (old stu- of Oct. 26, which was up Disinfectant • Pet Odor attending games him- AAA passes will be hon- Once a game concludes, dent section). a little. He said the vir- Removal • Spot Removal • self, in order to leave as ored only if accompanied the players will need to Face coverings are tual students are slowly Carpet/Fabric Protectant • many tickets as possible by a ticket. leave the gym if they do required, according to fi ltering back. A few are Tile & Grout • Deep Cleaning for family and fans. Sul- Student-athletes not not have a ticket for the the Arkansas Depart- also leaving but usually and Deodorizing livan said he and the currently playing will be next game. They may ment of Health, and for a specifi c reason, he school resource offi cers seated in the multipur- leave with a parent or go should remain in place said 870-307-1033 will not be sitting down pose room, where they back to their alternate even while seated and in the bleachers. will be able to watch location. maintaining social dis- “There are some the games and will have tancing. people who come every access to bathrooms and Mountain View Games will be Call (870)269-5200 game and won’t be able concessions. Each player will livestreamed on You- to arrange a visit! to because they don’t receive four tickets per Tube. It can be found have a kid to give them Rural Special game. Cheerleaders on the Mountain View Adoption Fees: Dogs $100, Cats $50 a ticket,” Howard said. Rural Special gym will receive two. The band School website under to cover Spay/Neuter Costs Sullivan said his big- have a total capacity of will not participate in LIVE FEED. gest concern is getting 125. Color coded tickets basketball games. The www.schspets.org. parents and grandpar- will be issued for each dance team will perform In other business, the Domino sure is handsome with his ents to be able to attend game, with the number at halftime, and their board: unusual pattern of grey/black stripes games. of tickets divided equally parents may enter for • approved several on his white fur. He is a little unsure of “If somebody’s been between the athletes on the performance and personnel changes, strangers, but once you start petting him, coming to games for 40 each team. leave when it is over. including hiring Christy he can’t get enough! He especially loves The left front doors Each game will have Criswell as pre-K aide, getting his head and cheeks scratched. years and can’t come Domino does well with other cats, kids, that stinks, but they can will be the entrance, and a designated colored accepting the resigna- and may even like dogs. If you would like come next year.” the right front doors will ticket and game time. tion of Stephanie Corter to come meet this sweet boy, Call the Following are par- be the exit. All people Doors open prior to the and Amanda Sulli- shelter today at 870-269-5200 or go to our website schspets.org to tial guidelines for each entering the gym will game starting, and par- vant, and approving an complete an adoption application and someone will contact you! school: have a temperature ents and fans are asked check and will not be to leave the gym imme- Timbo allowed to enter with a diately when the game Timbo will allot 70 temperature of 100.3 or is over, through the home side tickets for higher. same gate where they each game and 43 for the The gym will be entered. Temperatures STONESTONE COUNTYCOUNTY visiting team. Tickets cleared after each game will be checked. are labeled with a row so the stands, score It is estimated 7th JPJP DISTRICTDISTRICT 88 number, and spectators table, and benches can grade games will last are asked to stay in their be sanitized. After the 45 minutes; junior high VOTERSVOTERS row, social distance from gym is cleared, the cor- 1 hour, 15 minutes; and other groups, and stay in rect color coded ticket senior high 1 hour, 30 I decided to pursue the offi ce of JP early in the year, but for the next game must minutes. Fifteen min- due to many underlying factors, I decided to withdraw. their seat unless getting Frances (Frannie) Blackmon concessions or using the be presented in order to utes will be allotted However, some things kept changing and I never fi nished re-enter. to clear and clean the the withdrawal form with the Stone County Clerks offi ce. After I had spoken with the Stone County restroom. Leader, I received many requests to stay in the race. Maybe it’s time for new ideas and work ethics. Principal Dusty Seating in the stands gym between games. Yes, I’m a proud republican, all though I couldn’t take time to campaign, those who know , know my Mitchell has designed is allowed only in areas For example, on Dec. 15, character is “Go Getter”. If I am elected, you will know I give my all to be the best. I so appreciate foam dividers that will marked with red tape. junior girls will start at and thank those of you who have voted for me and will not let you down. May the votes tell the story. be placed on the bleach- Families must maintain 4 p.m., junior boys at Frannie Blackmon - Justice of the Peace Candidate for District 8 ers and can slide to dif- a six-foot distance from 5:30, senior girls at 7, Paid political ad by Frannie Blackmon ferent positions to help other households. Fans and senior boys at 8:45. STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 9 A Lady Rebels win over Wonderview in home opener

attempts in the fi nal By Lori Freeze minute. Rebel basketball In the boys game, the teams hosted Wonder- Rebels were outmatched view for the season 66-13. home-opener Friday Rural Special is sched- night, with the junior uled to host Norfork this boys and senior girls Thursday with a junior taking wins. boy game set to begin at The junior boys won 5 p.m. Teams travel to 28-22 with Lonnie Her- Viola on Friday night. shberger leading scoring Norfork and Viola with 13 points. are conference games The senior girls won now in the realigned 60-53 with four players 1A-2 Conference. Along in double fi gure scoring: with Rural Special and Abbey Linville with 16 Timbo, other teams are points, Bailey Perry with Calico Rock, Concord, 12, Kylan Stevens with Izard County Consoli- 11 and Brinley Morgan dated, Shirley and West with 10. Gabbie Welch Side. added 8 points. ••• The Lady Rebels Timbo teams are still scored exclusively from looking for their fi rst win three-point range and after opening the season the freethrow line in the on the road at Deer, fi rst half, with Linville Omaha, South Side and hitting four treys in the Norfork. The fi rst home opening quarter and games are scheduled for another in the second Friday night and will be period. Perry made a homecoming with Cotter three-pointer and two as the opponent. A view during a time-out in the senior girls game shows the spread bench confi guration. freethrows in each frame, and Welch hit one long-range shot in the fi rst. Stevens made three from the line in the fi rst quarter, and added three Home fi eld goals in the third and one in the fourth. Welch added another opener trey and a two-pointer in the third. Brinley At left, Abbey Linville Morgan hit two shots in drives past a Wonder- the third quarter, then view defender during added another fi eld goal last week’s matchup and four freethrows in against Wonderview. the last. Perry and Ste- Below left, Bailey Perry vens also hit a shot in jumps to block a Won- the fi nal period. derview shot. - Photos The Lady Rebels led ComeCome bbyy aandnd sseeee aallll tthehe rreasonseasons by Lori Freeze 23-16 after one quarter why you should choose a Branson. of play on a Perry three- pointer right before the buzzer. The visitors quickly narrowed the 20854 Hwy. 5 N. • Mountain View, AR lead with a score on their fi rst possession and a 870-269-4449 conventional three-point www.circlebequipment.com play following a steal. Perry connected from beyond the arc again, but a Lady Daredevil drove inside for a basket ON YOUR MARK. to make it 26-23. Perry added two freethrows after she was GET SET. fouled midway through the quarter, and Won- derview countered with a shot outside. Lin- ville dribbled around a defender on the next possession and pulled up GO! for a trey. A freethrow by Emily Morris helped set a 32-27 halftime lead. Wonderview opened the second half with a LOCAL BUSINESSES trey to trim the defi cit to two points, but the Lady Rebels were able to get NEED some breathing room at 50-40 by the quarter’s end after a full-court press generated steals and turnovers. LOCAL NEWSPAPERS The Lady Daredev- ils were able to narrow the lead to four points As we prepare to restart our in the fourth with three unanswered baskets in economy, we have to consider what the opening minutes, but Rural Special main- is going to be our new normal. And tained control. Morgan THE GREAT AMERICAN hit four of four freethrow SMOKEOUT DAY IS as your customers are resuming Thursday, November 19th more “normal” activities you must be People who get support with quitting are more likely able to reach them. Nothing can do Share news to succeed than those who try to quit alone. tips by calling Find support, that better than your local newspaper. including a quit app 269-3841. at smokefree.gov Let us be your partner 870-819-6885 in your recovery. ele laying Tim ss Favorit CALL US P es TODAY! -- Stone County

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Saturday’s trunk-or-treat event on the courtsquare was one of several such events around the county, allowing trick-or-treaters an opportunity to show off costumes and gather candy in a pass-through format and outdoor setting. It was the second annual event sponsored by the Moun- tain View Area Chamber of Commerce. Below, a long pipe is used to deliver treats straight to bags, using a leaf blower to speed it along.

Photos by Lori Freeze STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 Page 2 B Johnsongrass can pose threat to cattle

With the arrival of low often before a producer grass pasture. fall temperatures hint- has a chance to observe Make sure they have ing at the winter surely that the animal is under grazed other forages on its way, ranchers stress.” ﬁ rst or ﬁ ll them up on and pasture managers Forages prone to prus- hay. should be keeping an sic acid are johnsongrass, “Properly dried john- eye on what their cattle sorghum, sudangrass, songrass hay does not are grazing, experts Green Graze (a family of contain prussic acid and with the University of hybrid varieties), grain is safe to feed,” he said. Arkansas System Divi- sorghum and forage sor- While silage may con- sion of Agriculture cau- ghum, Jennings said. tain toxic quantities of tioned this week. Freeze damage from fall prussic acid, it usually John Jennings, exten- frosts can cause these escapes in gaseous form sion forage specialist forages to become toxic. while being moved and for the Division of Agri- When frosts do occur, fed. culture, said that scat- all is not lost, Jennings If frosted forage is tered frosts will likely said — the forages just ensiled or wrapped in be occurring across the need time to dry out, plastic as baleage, Jen- state over the next few allowing the prussic acid nings said producers weeks and will increase time to dissipate. should allow the fermen- toxicity risk when graz- “These forages should tation to take place for ing pastures containing not be grazed follow- at least six weeks before johnsongrass. ing a hard frost until feeding it to livestock. “When johnsongrass the plants become com- To learn more about becomes stressed, it can pletely dried out and extension programs in produce prussic acid, brown paper colored,” Arkansas, contact your While Johnsongrass is a good quality forage, it can be challenging to con- also known as hydrocy- Jennings said. local Cooperative Exten- trol in pastures where the perennial, warm-season grass is not desired. anic acid, which is very “Do not graze at night sion Service agent. You Prussic acid production under stress can pose a risk to livestock when toxic to livestock,” Jen- when frost is likely. To may also or visit www. grazing Johnsongrass, especially during prolonged droughts or after a nings said. reduce risk even further, uaex.edu. For more frost. - Image from Divison of Agriculture courtesy Dirk Philipp “Prussic acid toxicity don’t turn hungry cattle information, follow us on can kill cattle quickly, directly out on johnson- Twitter at @UAEX_edu.

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1. NOTICES 240 - RV/Campers 5. ENTERTAINMENT 835 - Clothing 9. FARM/HOME 10. EMPLOYMENT 120 - Announcements 250 - Sport Utility 500 - Entertainment 840 - Computers 910 - Building Materials 1000 - Help Wanted 125 - Bids 260 - Trucks 6. AUCTIONS 845 - Exercise Equipment 920 - Farmer’s Market 1010 - Opportunities 130 - Religious 270 - Vans 600 - Auction 850 - Flea Markets 930 - Feed & Grain 1020 - Positions Wanted 135 - No Hunting 3 . PETS 7. HEALTH 855 - Furniture 940 - Firewood 11. GIVE AWAYS 140 -Personal 310 - Pets 710 - Health Products 860 - Guns 950 - Livestock 1100 - Free Items 160 - Thank You 4. REAL ESTATE 720 - Medical Supplies 863 - Heat/Air 960 - Machinery 12. WANTED 2 . VEHICLES 410 - Acreage 8. MERCHANDISE 865 - Miscellaneous 965 - Mowers/Trimmers 1200 - Wanted 210 - ATVs/Motorcycles 420 - Commercial 805 - Antiques 870 - Music & Equipment 970 - Supplies 13. LOST & FOUND 215 - Airplanes 430 - Houses 810 - Appliances 875 - Electronics 980 - Tack 1300 - Found 220 - Boats 440 - Lots 820 - Auto Parts 880 - Special/Yard Sales 990 - Trailers 1310 - Lost 230 - Cars 450 - Mobile Homes 825 - Baby Items 885 - Sporting Goods 14. SERVICES 460 - Rentals 830 - Bicycles 890 - Tools 1400 - Services 1 • NOTICES Deadline: Mon. 11 a.m. 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES 120 Announcement VETERANS COME join BLUE MOUNTAIN Mission- ST. MARY’s Catholic Church (Material may be submitted any day or any time before American Legion. Meet with ary Baptist Church, 150 is located 3 miles west on PICK UP applications for that. Please don’t wait until deadline unless it’s abso- us every 4th Saturday morn- years continuous service. Hwy. 66, Mountain View. Scholarships at the Ameri- ing 8 a.m. breakfast served! Sunday morning services, Sunday Mass at 10:30 a.m. lutely necessary.) can Legion building on Sun- American Legion Post #131 10 a.m. Daryl Pitts, Pastor. Praying for the rosary at days and Tuesdays. Call for or call 870-746-4703 or for 10-tfc 10:00 a.m. prior to Mass. more information at 269- the adjutant call 870-447- 870-269-5194. 37-tasdfasdfas- GRACE FELLOWSHIP Full 4658 or 213-5554 and leave Classified 2960. 37-tfc dffc a message. Applications Gospel Church, 311 Patri- must be returned by Novem- JIMMY DRIFTWOOD Music cia Ave., Mtn. View. Pastor FIRST UNITED Methodist Barn and Folk Hall of Fame, Joseph & Skyler Blake, 615- Church invites you to wor- ber 30, 2020. 37-4tf Policy Friday, Sunday, 7 p.m. to 9 2169. Welcome to everyone. ship with us this Sun. 9:30 PLEASE DONATE your old p.m. During Festival week- Spirit fi lled non-denomina- a.m. Sun. School; 11 a.m. polyester batting pillows The Stone County ends (Folk Fest & Bean tional church. Service, 10 worship. 37-tasd fasdf asdfasd- and crew neck sweaters Fest) Saturdays also, 19775 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 fasdffc and sweatshirts (any size or Leader will continue to Highway 5 North and 9, two a.m. Sunday evening 6 p.m. color) to the Second Chance miles. Contact Nellie Brans- Wednesday 6 p.m. 50-tfc 135 No Hunting Shop on Main St. We need offer FREE Classified Ads up to 30 words cum 870-269-4578 or 615- NO HUNTING, no tres- them to make more pet 2484 or 269-8042. Open LET YOUR Spirit do the to Leader subscribers for personal use passing, no 4-wheelers, beds to sell at the shop. All March - December. No door walking. Spiritual study no dumping on Davis and proceeds go directly to the only, all words over 30 will be charged charge (pass the basket). group, 2nd Thursday every Stone County Humane Soci- month. Spiritually since time Foster Farm. 37-4tf 15¢ per word. Call 269-3841. TO THOSE with loved began, Who, What, How, ety’s low cost spay/neuter NO HUNTING, No Run- ones in Fox Cemetery: If Where and When. Questions program. 37-2tf ning Dogs, No Trespassing Free ads do not include rentals, help wanted, op- you would like to contribute answered the bible does of any kind on Anne Reid’s 80 ACRES in Stone County portunities, services, fi rewood or any other type of directly to the upkeep of the not. No Dogma or Control. property on Fairview Road in available for hunting lease. cemetery, your contribu- Unconditional love, not con- commercial advertising. Onia. 33-14tf Call 870-214-0406. 36-4tf tions may be sent to: Fox ditional. All people are God’s Non-subscribers, place your ad by coming to the Cemetery Committee, PO children welcome. Teaching YESTERDAZ GOSPEL NO HUNTING or Trespass- Box 1, Fox, AR 72051. Com- not preaching. Call Bob 269- Band is playing at the Court office or mailing your ad with payment to: ing on property owned by mittee members are inter- 3255. 37-tfc Linda Pugh. 29-tfc Square RV Park Theater Stone County Leader ested in your suggestions every Thursday Night at 6:30 THE SANCTUARY UPC NO TRESPASSING of any PO Box 509, Mtn. View, AR 72560 or concerns in regard to pm. Come as you are, we are maintenance issues. Current of Mountain View, 306 A kind on Roasting Ear Creek a down to earth group sing- 30 words or less - $3.00 - 15 cents each additional word. committee members are School Avenue. Pastor Paul property owned by Bob and ing praises to God. We will Jimmy Holland, Jerry Perry Mize. Children’s Ministry. Kay Burton on Clearwater have Open Mic each Thurs. and Larry Linville. 37-12tf Sunday 1:30. Sunday 2:00 Road north of Newnata. night through the winter, Deadline: and Wednesday, 7 p.m. 501- 16-18tf doing only Gospel. You are FOSTER HOMES needed. 581-1585. 37-tfc invited to sign in & give NEW Volunteers needed. Dona- PROPERTY 694 Lindsy Hill, your message through song 11 a.m. Monday tions are always needed and EASTSIDE CHURCH of posted no dogs, hunting or each night. As long as we so appreciated. Dog food Christ, 1400 E. Main (next trespassing. Violators will be can keep the building nice always needed, we feed to Hipps), Sunday, 10 a.m., prosecuted. 50-12tf and warm, we will be there. 1 • NOTICES 1 • NOTICES Purina Dog Chow, Purina 11 a.m., 5 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Radio 103.3 Sunday NO DOGS, No Hunting or We had a very appreciative Puppy Chow and some of trespassing allowed on Mark ARE YOU Looking for Child HEROES NEEDED!! If you 8:00 a.m. & 8:15 a.m. 870- crowd this past Thursday, the furkids prefer Old Roy & Faye Kieffer’s property and Care? Call Child Care Aware enjoy making a difference 269-8067. 37-tfc wonderful guests singing in the red bag. Call 870- the property of Shelby Joe praises to God. This week is of Northcentral Arkansas at in a child’s life and motor- 269-7308, Mailing address: CHURCH OF God of Mtn. Canard. 13-tfc the fi nale of voting, sure pray 1-800-737-2237 or Conway cycles, we are recruiting RPCT, PO Box 2572, Moun- View invites everyone to our President goes back area at 1-501-327-6677, Brothers and Sisters to join tain View, AR 72560. 37-tfc come and listen to a night NO HUNTING, NO running in so we can have a rebuilt a non-profi t program that our family of (RU4C) Riders of Southern Gospel & Blue- dogs, No Trespassing on America. Its amazing how helps parents locate child United For Children. We ALCOHOLICS ANONY- Goodwin Farm on Hanover MOUS - Fairgrounds EHC grass Music. The singing hard Satan has worked at care in Northcentral AR. - All meet every 2nd Saturday of is open mic so anyone can Road or Tomahawk Drive. throwing us off guard, how- Free of Charge. Visit www. the month at 11 a.m. at 1112 Building, 6 p.m. Mondays. Written permission is only Women’s meeting, 1 p.m. come, sing, play. Every ever we will not be defeated. ccana.org for more informa- W. Main (Building with Red good for that year. 37-tasdfas- Tuesdays. Regional meet- second Friday of each month God is still in Control. God tion. 36-12tf Motorcycle). Come meet us at 6 p.m. 1245 Highway 5 dffc Bless America & our Presi- and learn what we do for ing, 6 p.m. Tuesdays. Open FOLKS OUR our rescued meeting, noon Wednesdays. South. Sunday services 10 POSTED: NO Trespassing. dential Cabinet. 37-1tf our community. Must be able a.m. and 5 p.m. Wednes- Furkids are in need of Dog to pass background check. Regular meeting, noon Fri- No dumping. No running Houses, 12 ft. x 24 ft. tarps. day night 5 p.m. Everyone THE SECOND Chance 213-7066. 28-4tf days. 870-214-1007 or email dogs. Violators will be pros- Shop on Main St., run by Also if anyone has some mtnviewyana.aa@gmail. invited. For more information ecuted. Properties belong- volunteers for the Stone Horse, Dog or Goat panels ROSCO P. Coal Trains Com- com for more info. 37-tfc call 269-6223. 37-tfc ing to Dudeck and the Green County Humane Society, we could sure use them. munity Outreach Donations Bay Packing land behind NOTICE TO Veterans: For SYLAMORE BAPTIST is open from 10-4 p.m. on We can also use monetary are always needed and Church welcomes our new the Dudeck land on Misen- Wednesday through Satur- donations. You can bring greatly appreciated. 100% free ride to the VA hospi- tals in Little Rock and North pastor, Brother Glenn John- heimer Road. 37-tfc day. We welcome your dona- items to 460 Helms Road or of all donations are used son and his wife, Teresa. tions, such as household call us and we will pick them for the rescued Furkids. We Little Rock, please call the NO HUNTING or running Veterans Affairs Offi ce at Come on out and meet them dogs on Virginia or Ronnie goods, linens, glassware, up. For more information call are always working saving and enjoy some good fel- china, accessories such as Rosco P. Coal Trains Com- the lives of the strays, the 870-269-4277 or William at Friddle property. 37-tfc 870-214-1901. 37-tfc lowship and a great sermon. belts, purses, but no longer munity Outreach at 870- abandoned and abused Everybody is welcome at NO HUNTING, No Trespass- accept shoes or clothing. Pet 269-7308 if no answer call animals. When driving take AL-ANON IS for family and the small church with a big ing and no running of dogs cell number 870-214-2963 a look around, how many Beds are available for sale, friends of alcoholics and heart. 37-tfc on the Ken Wharton land. Thank You. 27-8tf starving dogs do you see along with many other items substance abusers. Confi - 37-tfc such as knickknacks, small walking endlessly along the SOULS HARBOR River of THE STONE County Ameri- dentiality is respected. For electronics, small kitchen roadways. They have been Life Church located on Oak NO HUNTING, No Tres- can Legion Post No. 43 more info call 746-5154 or appliances, books, Cds, rescued, medically treated, Street behind Mountain passing, No running of dogs invites veterans to come join 213-5974. VHS tapes, picture frames, spayed or neutered, returned View Telephone Company: on property owned by Dr. us. The post is located at and many seasonal items. to health and rehomed. How WOMEN OF all ages: Need Sunday School, 10 a.m. to James and Judy Zini on Blue 1021 Park Avenue in Moun- For more info. call 870-269- many unwanted litters are a caring, sharing, safe envi- 10:45 a.m. Worship service, Mtn. Road. 37-tfc tain View (just north of the ronment to discuss women’s 5200. 35-tfc being dumped? Our rescue 11 a.m. Praise and Wor- fairgrounds) and we meet efforts and our affordable low issues and concerns? Call ship Service, Sunday and NO HUNTING, No Trespass- MOUNTAIN VIEW Folklore on the third Monday of every cost spay and neuter clinic 269-4888. 37-tfc Wednesday evening, 6 p.m. ing or dogs on property on Society, every Saturday at month at 6 p.m. Questions, Blue Mountain right beside has dramatically lowered HAVING TROUBLE fi nding Pastor Tim and Mary Clark 7 p.m. with live music and call 870-269-4658. 33-8tf the numbers. Today pup- welcome everyone to come Stone Mountain, 200 acres great band. 224 Franklin help with family problems? belonging to Inella Morgan THE STONE County Honor pies are surrendered over We are here 24 hours a day and worship with us. 37-tfc Avenue. 269-2692 25-tfc and the moms are spayed. It Williams. Nothing is to be Guard (SCHG) has a recruit- to help you fi nd the right THREE CROSSES Cowboy taken off this mountain and WANTED: YOUTH ages 16 ment drive in process for takes a community to make agency to assist you. Call a difference. Please mail Church invites you to join no trees are to be cut. All vio- to 24 who are not currently new members. We par- 269-4888. 37-tfc donations to RPCT, PO Box us Sunday Mornings at 9 lators will be prosecuted. If attending school and would ticipate in Military Funeral a.m. for Sunday School and you have any questions call Honors, post colors for area 2572, Mountain View, AR WEEKLY WOMEN’S sup- like to receive assistance Service at 9:45 a.m. at 312 865-441-7897. 37-tfc events, march in parades 72560. You can use paypal port group. Call 269-4888 with education, employment School Avenue. 28-tfc or training. The Workforce and are involved with vari- or our donation containers at for information. 37-tasdf asdf NO HUNTING, no trespass- Innovation and opportunity ous patriotic events. Only Creative Impressions, Nixon asdfasdffc COME WORSHIP with us ing, or running of dogs on act (WIOA) offers help to requirements are being hon- Animal Hospital or Harps at Foothills Baptist Church property belonging to Mike those who qualify and are orably discharged from the Grocery. 28-8tf 130 Religious Sunday: 9:45 Sunday School Adams or Josephine Hart willing to train full time for military and a copy of the DD MOUNTAIN VIEW join the MT. JOY Church on High- and 11:00 church. Visitors on Younger Access Road. in-demand jobs. Call local 214. For information please Republican Party. Exciting way 14, 6 miles south of welcome, come as you are. 37-tfasdfc career specialist, Ronda call William Stroud, 870-214- Two miles north of Wal-Mart speakers, know the truth and Mountain View just past the NO HUNTING, no trespass- Ivy, 870-269-4070 or 870- 1901 or Jack Abrahamson gain new friends. 2nd Tues- Guion turn off on left, invites THE SEVENTH Day Adven- ing and no running of dogs 213-6674 for information on 870-214-1100. 24-8tf day each month, 7 p.m. First everyone to come and wor- tist Church invites you to on Jim and Shirley Wood how to start working on your RECOVERY WARRIORS, Service Bank meeting room. ship with us. Sunday morn- come worship with us on family farm. 37-tfc career goals. 27-4tf Narcotics Anonymous Meet- ing service starts at 10 a.m. Saturday mornings start- VETERANS COME join the NO HUNTING, No Tres- COURT SQUARE RV Park ing every Sunday and Thurs- Sunday evening service ing at 9:15 for song service, VFW #12127 Leslie, Arkan- passing, property east of Theater: Schedule of Events day, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at The starts at 6 p.m. on second, 9:30 for Sabbath School sas. Must have served over Hwy. 58 on Guion Road. - Tuesday, 6 p.m. Mike & Meeting Place, 106 East third and fourth Tuesdays and 11:00 a.m. Worship seas in certain areas and Property belonging to the Marsha’s Jam; Thursday, Washington Street. 17-tfc we have bible study starting Hour followed by fellow- certain dates. 870-746-4703 Barrett’s, Upton’s, Nettles’, 6 p.m. Yesterdaz Gospel at 5:30 p.m. See you there. ship dinner. Tower Loop off MASONS MEET on 1st and or 870-447-2960 for Post and Taylor’s. All violators Or Variety shows; Sunday, Pastor Truman Bullard and Warren Street. 870-269- 3rd Tuesdays. Social hour at Quarter Master. Meeting will be prosecuted. No dogs 10:30 a.m. Church Service: Assistant Pastors Lonnie 8544 (please leave mes- 6 p.m., lodge at 7 p.m. 37-tfc every second Saturday, 8 Baker and Shawn Steiger. allowed. 37-tfc Bro. Lloyd. 34-4tf 37-tfc sage). 37-tfc a.m. breakfast served! 27-tfc STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 4 B 1 • NOTICES 2 • VEHICLES 2 • VEHICLES 2 • VEHICLES 3 • PETS 4 • REAL ESTATE 160 Thank You 2005 HERITAGE Softtail 1995 LINCOLN Continental, 2003 DODGE 2500 4x4, beds to sell at the shop. All 5 ACRES, Marcella, fronts Harley Davidson Motor- needs airbag, good body auto. 5.7 liter Hemi, 233,000 proceeds go directly to the county road and High- MY BROTHER Jerry James cycle, 5,000 miles, like and paint, runable budget miles, $5,500. Call 269-7217 Stone County Humane Soci- way 14, wooded, utilities Edward Duncan passed new, many extras, Price car, $750. 870-757-2479 or or 615-1386. 37-4tf ety’s low cost spay/neuter available, perk test done, away at the age of 82 on Reduced, $8,600. 573-259- 870-213-0078. 35-4tf program. 37-2tf surveyed, $22,000. 870-214- October 9, 2020. He was 1991 TOYOTA Pickup, 5 3849. 30-8asdftf 0579 12-16tf a Veteran USN. We had a NOW OPEN Daily - R&T speed, extended cab, 4 cyl- THE SECOND Chance family funeral on October 220 Boats Auto Sales, LLC, 1217 West inder, 2 wheel drive, rough, Shop on Main St., run by 60 ACRES BETWEEN Alli- 13, 2020 in Fox, AR at the Main Street, Mountain View, head blown, new parts, volunteers for the Stone son and Fifty Six. Wooded, Bethlehem Church Cem- 16 FT. Aluminum Osage AR 72560. 870-269-3388. straight frame, $1,500. Call County Humane Society, secluded, off Coates Road. etery. I would like to thank Canoe, good shape, $300. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. Tom 363-4890. 37-4tf is open from 10-4 p.m. on Reduced to $1300 per acre. my preacher from Rush- 757-2404. 36-4tf to 5 p.m. We fi nance most Wed. through Saturday. We 1988 CHEVY S-10 Pickup, 870-291-8948. 46-11tp ing Antioch Baptist Church vehicles - No credit check. welcome your donations, 16 FT. 1957 Ski Boat Com- 4 cyl., 5 speed, needs wind- Dylan Stewart for offi ciat- 20-asdftfc such as household goods, COLORADO LAND for sale. mando Jet, $500. 757-2404. shield, $900 or best offer. ing (beautiful job) and use linens, glassware, china, Call 214-8647. 44-12asdfasd- of Bethlehem Church. As a SEARS WATER Witch 2.5 240 RV/Campers 213-5000 37-4tf accessories such as belts, fasdftf purses, but no longer accept Vietnam Veteran I would like to 3 HP Outboard Motor, CAMPING TRAILER with 1999 DODGE Ram with shoes or clothing. Pet Beds 420 Commercial to thank the Stone County Collector’s Item, $400. 757- title, $1,250. 870-768-5463. camper cover, 2 wheel Honor Guard for their out- 2404. 36-4tf drive, V8 automatic, one are available for sale, along FOUR PLEX of cabins for standing performance. I 23 FT. COACHMAN motor with many other items such 16 FT. Semi V Fiberglass owner, 136,000 miles, good sale, monthly rentals with have been to many of fellow home, Catalina Sport, with as knickknacks, small elec- Boat with title, $200. 213- mechanical condition, good 5 storage units. Income veterans funerals and Stone slide out on driver side. 53 k work truck, $3,000 cash tronics, small kitchen appli- is about $3,300 a month. 5000 36-4tf County is right at the top. miles, 2000 model. $17,500. only. 870-714-5716. 36-2tf ances, books, Cds, VHS Asking $310,000. 870-615- Also I would like to thank the 19 FT. 1988 Bayliner Ski 214-1021. 34-4tf tapes, picture frames, and 9550. 2-6t asdf asdf asdfasdfas- 1994 FORD F-150 Extended many seasonal items. For professional attendance of Boat with 2.3 HP Ford dfc 16 FT. Bumper Pull Camper Cab with Leer Camper Shell more info. call 870-269- USNR Military Honors from engine, blue and white, Trailer would be good for and bedliner. Good body, 5200. 35-tfc JT Robinson, N. Little Rock, $400 or best offer. Call for deer woods, $500 or best 430 Houses very professional in hon- more information 213-5000. paint, glass, interior, brakes, offer. 213-5000. 37-4tf tires, shocks, motor, trans- FOR SALE: 4 bedroom brick oring a fellow veteran, my 35-4asdftf 4 • REAL ESTATE brother. God Bless, Michael 2006 PROWLER 26 ft., mission, no leaks. Road home, handicap friendly with central H/A, 507 E. Webb, D Duncan 37-1tp 230 Cars totally reconditioned. New ready, $4,500 cash. 830- 410 Acreage awning, etc., $14,500 fi rm. 391-2987. 34-4tf $65,000 with terms or best 2014 HUNDAI Sonato, 18.6 ACRES on Ridge Road, cash offer. 214-2054 or 214- 2 • VEHICLES Call 870-615-1101. 35-asd- excellent condition, new 3 • PETS has county water, electric 0497. 37-2tc fasdf4tf 210 ATV/Motorcycles tires, new brakes, red, one and septic tank on the prop- owner, $10,000. 870-269- 250 Sport Utility 310 Pets erty, asking $40,000. Call FOR SALE: 2 bedroom 360 KAWASAKI Prairie, 8156. 36-4tf 1-479-223-0460. 23-8tf mobile on large city lot, 2006 LINCOLN Navigator, MOUNTAIN CUR pups - $22,000. Mini split heat needs motor work, $600. 7.77 ACRES only $32,000 2005 FORD Crown Victo- Pearl color gray interior and DOB 9-12-20. Ready now. pump. Terms or best cash Call for more information with a million dollar view, ria, 4 door sedan, white, wood grain, clean, sunroof, Hunt or Pet. Call for info. offer, 420 Persimmon. 214- 213-5000. 37-4tf water and power on site. new tires, everything works, 175,000 miles, $5,500 fi rm. Local. $100 shots and 2054 or 214-0497. 37-2tc 1983 YAMAHA 1200 CC leather seats, mileage 870-591-6690. 22-8tf 870-615-1864. 37-4tf wormed, 405-620-2404 205,400, very good condi- HOUSE FOR sale: 3 bed- motorcycle needs some 37 ACRES, Pleasant Grove, tion with trailer hitch, $2,250 PLEASE DONATE your old room, wood/tile fl ooring, work. $700. 213-6232. 35-4tf 260 Trucks county road frontage, 1 mile fi rm. 870-577-9375 or 870- polyester batting pillows one bath, no central heat or SMALL AND medium Harley from Highway 14, lays good, 577-9376. 34-4tf 2004 FORD F150 super and crew neck sweaters air, insert for heat. Approxi- Davidson helmets, like new, crew cab, 2wd, 4.6l engine, and sweatshirts (any size or creek, utilities available, last mately ½ acre land, Timbo original price $130 each, 2015 CHEVY Malibu, low automatic transmission, color) to the Second Chance timbered 20+ years ago, area, $55,000. 501-499- asking $75 each. 573-259- mileage, $10,500. 870-615- $2,000 or best offer. 870- Shop on Main St. We need surveyed, $85,000. 870-214- 4238. 35-4tf 3849. 30-8tf 1330. 25-8tf 213-8375. 37-3tf them to make more pet 0579 12-16tf BUSINESS AND SERVICE DIRECTORY AUCTION CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE / STONE

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DEADLINE Stone County Abuse Prevention For December Directory Is 870-269-4888 Wednesday, Novemberber 25th STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 5 B 4 • REAL ESTATE 4 • REAL ESTATE 4 • REAL ESTATE 4 • REAL ESTATE 4 • REAL ESTATE 4 • REAL ESTATE BEAUTIFUL NEWLY HOUSE FOR Sale: 2 bed- BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED CH&A, natural gas, Wood 440 Lots 460 Rentals updated 2,016 sq. ft. 4 bedroom, 1 bath House in town, home, 1,900 sq. ft., 3.4 fi replace, New roof on house room, 2 bath in Mitchell sits on 0.8 tenths acre, acres, spectacular views and shop. Will sell all or part, LOT FOR Sale: 1.11 acres, MOBILE HOME for rent: 3 Estates on a landscaped CH&A, Natural gas heat of limestone bluffs, walk to $235,000 call 870-365-9407 beautiful lot with big trees bedroom, 2 bath, $550 per approx. 1 acre lot with and cooking, washer & dryer White River, close to boat or 870-213-6246. 25-10tf and creek running through month, $250 deposit. Ref- attached garage, open fl oor hookup. Small back porch. ramp, 3 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 property. Walking distance erences required. No pets. plan, granite counter tops Cook stove, refrigerator, car garage, 2 bonus rooms, INCOMPARABLE STONE to Courthouse Square. One Mobile Home for rent: 2 bed- and hardwood and tile fl oors new hot water heater, new $212,000. 870-656-3500. County Ranch available. 75 block on Woody Street, room, 1 bath, $400 month, acres - 50 in cross-fenced, with covered front and back linoleum fl ooring, natural 10-7tp left hand side. Great place $250 deposit. References porch. For sale by owner. gas wall heater, concrete improved pastures. 2007 to park your RV or build a required. No pets. Call 870- For appointments call 601- driveway, $65,000. No Rent NEWLY REMODELED 1,800 sq. ft. 2 bedroom 2 house. Call 870-291-5643. 213-5102. 37-asdfasdfasdfasd- House 3 BR 2 bath on 7 ½ bath home. 3 barns. 5 ponds. 466-3709 or 601-466-7018. to Own. 870-269-4082. 24-8tf 34-4tf fasdf2tp acres in town. ¼ mile from 2 good wells, city water at the hospital & school on Hwy 5 road. Only 7 miles from town BY GREERS Ferry Lake. FAMOUS PLACE Trailer Outdoor Properties, LLC Real Estate S. Lg Shop, fenced garden on a state road, yet house ¾ acre lot, Clear deed and Park: 3 bedroom, $375. 2 NEW LISTINGS for the Mountain View Area & chicken coop with custom well secluded from the road, title insurance, 30 minutes bedroom, $350. Small 2 from Mountain View near Hill • BUDGET PRICED HOME - 4 ACRES; 4 or 5 BR/2.5 bath, chicken house. Great for $395,000. More information bedroom, $325. 269-3278. approx. 2916 sq. ., built in 2005, large game room $249,900 horse, dogs, goats, chick- at stonecountyranch4sale@ Creek Marina. Large pine 37-2tc Call Wayne. 870-214-0585. ens etc. Cleared land with gmail.com 16-12tf trees, easy access, walking • 542 NORTH RIVERVIEW; Home on the river. $265,000. pond and Year round spring. distance to large rock bluff FOR RENT: 2 mobile Call Joey 501-454-1782. and swimming area, Midway homes, one in town, one out • RIVER VIEW 121 ACRES; Great views of the White River, KEN JONES Broker Subdivision. Electric, city of town, 10 miles. 269-4005. electricity on property, mul ple home sites, well water, open 870-269-5187 water and perked for septic 36-asdfasdf3tc pasture, plus mber. $363,000. Call Joey 501-454-1782. SANDRA SUTTON tank, approved by AHD. • MESMERIZING VIEWS 3.77 Acres, beau ful views, large Executive Broker TWO BEDROOM mobile decks, 2BR/2BAs, lo si ng/sleeping area, detached garage, 6 870-214-5558 Price great to build a cabin home, Timbo area. Stove, miles from town. $329,900. Call Wayne 870-214-0585. JENNIFER KING with pine trees or place a LARGE HOME, SHOP, 26+/- ACRES; refrigerator and dishwasher. • 4800+/- sq. ., 5 BR/3.5 870-917-8267 camper or mobile home, All electric on highway with BA, 5 minutes from town, private se ng, 3 bay detached garage 418 E. Main, Mountain View, AR 72560 • (870) 269-5187 $21,500. Call 870-269-6223 with RV storage $599,900. Call Wayne 870-214-0585. city water. $450 per month or 870-615-1864. 16-12tf • 7+/- Acres off Hwy 14; views, wooded, electric and water at corner 2116-HS- Seeing is believing, is what you will find in this spacious rustic plus deposit, no pets inside of property, no restric ons. $35,000 Call Wayne 870-214-0585 home, this home offers breathtaking views of the mountains, bluffs and the 3 LOTS with creek frontage or outside. Must have at • PRIVATE CABIN & ACREAGE; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, river with fog rising. Large open living area, with fp, beautiful kitchen with least three rental references, 19 acres, end of the road se ng, short distance north of town. close to town square. M/L copper farm sink and large copper island, large master bedroom on main 2.5 acres each. Pretty with required. 746-4826. 32-fasd- $260,000 REDUCED to $252,000 Call Wayne 870-214-0585. floor, with master bath, walk in shower and whirlpool tub, upper level with fasdf8tc • HOME, GARAGE, LARGE SHOP, 40+/- ACRES; Country se ng a short 2 bedrooms, plus sitting area and extra space for over flow guests, great trees. Build cabin or house. drive from Mountain View.. $359,900 Call Wayne 870-214-0585. entertaining areas with large deck and outdoor fp, and so much more. Utilities available. Rural • HOME, VIEWS, 32+/- ACRES; 3 Bdrm, 2 Bth, Large Barn, FLANNERY’S VACATION $298,000. water. No gravel. Private rentals: Cabins available for Several Outbuildings, Pond, Storm Shelter. $260,000 Call 2156-HL- Beautiful 3 br. 2 bt. home in Ivanton Subdivision, Great loca- showing. 870-214-0776. Wayne 870-214-0585. nightly and weekend rentals. • CABIN WITH VIEWS AND 18 ACRES; tion. Home offers CH&A, very well maintained. $189,500. 18-12t jkh kljhkl jhkljhlkf Living area, kitchen, 2158-HS- Looking for a weekender or full time home, here it is, close to 870-615-9550. 21-1asdfasdfas- bedroom plus 2 lo s, bathroom, covered porch. Turn key and river, town, and a view that will take your breath away. A new 2 br., 2 bt. 450 Mobile Homes df2tc ready to go! $120,000 Call Wayne 870-214-0585. Open floor plan and very energy efficient. Only 139,500. • NEW CABIN ON 10+/- ACRES 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, small 2152-HS- This beautiful home offers 1200+ sq. ft. on main floor and a MOBILE HOME for sale. HOUSES & APARTMENTS cave, approximately 6.5 miles from town, wooded acreage, for rent in Mountain View, hardie board siding. $132,500 Call Wayne 870-214-0585. full basement with safe room, and if this wasn’t enough you have a one 269-4005 or 213-7776. 36-3tf • HAYDEN HEIGHTS CABIN 3 BR/2 BA log cabin north of Jack’s bath guest house with screened in porch, RV hook up, home offers a pri- range from $795 to $495 Resort, open great room, upstairs lo bedroom, 2 car garage. vate setting, with many extras, on demand generator, lots of wood work, FOLL MOBILE Home monthly. No pet policy. Ref- $192,000 Call Joey or Wayne. very open floor plan, with 2 master suites, and much more, you have to Movers. Setups and relevels. erences. Call Dan Johnson see to appreciate. $189,000. We buy used doubles and at 870-307-9054 for applica- Visit www.outdoorproperties.com 2148-L- Looking for a high traffic commercial location, here is a perfect singles. 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DEADLINE For December Directory Is Wednesday, Novemberber 25th STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 6 B 5 • ENTERTAINMENT 8 • MERCHANDISE 8 • MERCHANDISE 8 • MERCHANDISE 8 • MERCHANDISE 9 • FARM/HOME 500 Entertainment 835 Clothing 4” WROUGHT Iron Floor WHIRLPOOL GOLD DOWNSIZING SALE: FREE RANGE hens eggs, Lamp, $75. Call 213-5000. Portable Dehumidifi er November 6 & 7, 1 mile $2 per dozen with exchange MUSIC: GOSPEL Open FOR SALE: 38 size 2X 37-4tf (15”x25”x11”), $95. Call 269- north on Highway 5, 18981 of clean, reusable egg car- Mic with Yesterdaz Band at Name Brand T-shirts, $5 2376. 34-4tf on left from Mountain View. tons. Call 585-2404. 34-4tf Court Square RV Park The- and $8 Razorback. 30 nice 860 Guns Quilting, upholstery, sheer, ater. Starting May 28, 6 p.m. Baseball and Razorback & BULK-30+ vintage baskets, USDA-INSPECTED 100% BOITO 12 gauge double dress and suiting fabric $1 a Rotate each Thursday with etc. Caps, $5 and $6 Razor- oak, willow, wicker, metal, North American Bison (Buf- barrel SXS with confederate yard. Books, miscellaneous Yesterdazs band. 36-12tf back. Size 44x30 jeans and etc., $25. Call 269-2376. falo) Meat. Ground, Steaks, camo, $450. 213-6232. 37-4tf household items and many pants. Large and XL Ladies WHIRLPOOL 12 gallon hot free items. Please wear Roasts, and more. Certifi ed BINGO- American Legion, Grass-Fed and Finished, skorts, jeans and pants. Lots REMINGTON 700 243 ADL. water heater (16”x23”), $90. mask. 37-1tf Tuesdays 5:30 p.m., Sun- of queen sheets. 269-8521 Animal Welfare Approved. days 2:00 p.m. Full con- 269-7988 36-4tf Call 269-2376. 34-4tf or 1-901-634-2277. 22-8tf YARD SALE: Saturday at No antibiotics, No hormones, cession - Lots of fun, Park CHIAPPA 22/410 over and 6’ IRON Trellis, $30. 213- Hair Designs across from No GMO. Arkansas born and PERFECT FOR Folk Center, Avenue (behind fairgrounds). under, $285. 213-6232. 36-4tf 5000 35-4tf Wilson’s Town & Country. raised. Ozark Valley Bison 36-12tf Authentic Brogans, leather Lots of kids clothes, cos- Farm, LLC, Fox, AR. 870- FOR SALE: 2 boxes of soles, size 12, $40. 591- WROUGHT IRON plant tume jewelry and household 615-9837 or 870-746-5261. TEMPORARILY CAN- 30-06 rifl e shells, $25. Call hanger with basket, $25. 6585. 5-1 asdf asdfasdfasdfas- items and decor. Rose, Jen- 36- asdf asdfasdfasdf12tf CELED until further notice 269-8113 after 6 p.m. 36-3tf 213-5000 35-4tf due to COVID-19, Family df1tf nifer & Shanya. 37-1tf PISTOL CARRYING Case, 930 Feed & Grain Dance - American Legion. 845 Exercise Equip. LARGE OUTSIDE Whirlpool YARD SALE: Friday and Sat- Every Thursday, live band, $20. 213-5000. 36-4tf Jacuzzi Hot Tub, 6 person, urday, November 6 & 7, 9 to SQUARE BALES of hay for WEIGHT BENCH, $50 or with steps, $450 or best Full concession - Doors T/C ENCORE 209 X50 mag. 5. Winter coats, knitted hats, sale. Mostly Bermuda grass. best offer. Call for more infor- offer. Call 870-615-1864. open 5 p.m., band starts 7 Weather Guard/Black like Broyhill desk, entertainment $4 a bale. 269-8915 or 615- p.m., Park Ave. behind fair- mation 213-5000. 37-4tf new, $650 fi rm with acces- FREE STANDING Basket- center, pictures, ironing 9963. 32-5tf grounds. 870-269-4658. EXERCISE MACHINE. sories. 870-213-8600. 34-4tf ball Goal on stand, $50 or board, wash board & more. QUALITY BERMUDA mixed 36-12tf Weslo Lifestyle CadioFit best offer. Call 870-615- 207 April Avenue, Mountain 3 RUGER Model 77R 7x57 grass hay, sprayed and fer- Plus. Handle bar, pedal, soft 1864. 35-8tf View. No sale if raining. 269- Caliber. 2 Ruger Model tilized, square bales in barn, 8 • MERCHANDISE seat, $50. 269-2704 SCHS 4496 37-1tf RSI 7mm 08, 270 caliber. STEEL RAMPS to load four at Timbo, $5 each. Contact 805 Antiques 34-4tf 1 Ruger Model 77RC 270 wheeler or lawn mower, $80 YARD SALE: Friday Only, 8-2 Jerry Wilson 870-213-8229. caliber, new in box. One or best offer. Call 870-615- at 17413 Hwy. 66, Mountain 28-12tf ANTIQUE ORIENTAL 855 Furniture Remington 700 DL 30.06. 1864. 35-8tf View. Push Mower, Books, Chest/Trunk, hand carved FOR SALE: Square bales LARGE COFFEE table, nice, 870-269-5396. 31-8t asdf asd- Washer pedestal, Little Tikes on all sides and top with a PROFESSIONAL JEW- Bermuda mixed grass hay, with small drawer, $100. fasdff trampoline, Men’s Electric sliding tray inside, $200. Call ELRY Shop Equipment - Vic full size, tight bales, guaran- Singer sewing machine, Shaver, Kitchen items, and teed horse quality, $5 in the for picture. 757-2748 3 sdf 9 casting kit with assistant $100. Two lamps, $20. For 863 Heat/Air odds and ends. 37-asdfasdfas- barn at Big Flat. Can deliver. sdsdsdsd4-4tf both and an offi ce chair for and oven, and most items df1tf 870-213-7576. 8-16tf $20. Call 870-213-5453 for TWO WOOD Heaters. Call for casting gold and silver for price 870-768-5463. 810 Appliances more information. 37-4tf jewelry and mountings. Call 885 Sporting Goods 36-2tf for price. 269-8521 or 901- 940 Firewood LIKE NEW Propane Gas SMALL DESK, $25. 213- 634-2277 if no answer leave BELL SOUTH Walkie Talk- 5 RICK Seasoned Wood Range. Sears 18 ft. cubic SEVERAL ELECTRIC Heat- 5000. 37-4tf message. 16-7tf ies, great for hunting, $40 or for sale, $150. In Mountain foot refrigerator with ice ers. Call for pricing 213- best offer. 213-5000 37-4tf View, You Hau0-269-3215. maker on top, $425 each GREAT LOOK, Great Price. 5000. 36-4tf EDUCATIONAL MATERI- or best offer. 870-615-1864. Small upright entertainment ALS: Grades 2-6 to fi ll in 10 FT. Tower, could be used 36-2tp 3 BURNER Wall Mount Pro- center on wheels. End Table, gaps kids might have from to make deer stand, $50. 36-4tf pane Heater, $75. 213-5000. FREE FIREWOOD - cut great condition, a must see! being out of “Real School” 213-5000. 37-4tf your own, 7 miles south of USED WASHER and dryer, Encyclopedias for sale. 36-4tf &/or to give a head start NEW GOLF Clubs with car- Mountain View on Highway $125 or best offer for set. Great research for your kids. 8 FT. Baseboard Electric on the coming school year. rying case, $100. 870-615- 5. 870-214-0465. 33-8tf Will have to pick up. 213- Please call 870-214-0908. Assorted subjects such as Heater, $60. 213-5000. 36-4tf 1864. 37-4tf 5000 36-4tf 37-4tf phonics, reading compre- FIREWOOD, dry or green, AC, 10,000 BTU, $100 or hension, English, creative GOLF CART, $400 or best 870-214-8215. 31-25tp ELECTRIC COOK Stove, KING SIZE bed, new mat- best offer. 213-5000. 36-4tf and instructive writing, offer. Call for more informa- $75. Will have to pick up. tress with headboard. $60. WOOD FOR Sale: $45 per listening, math, science, tion 213-5000 37-4tf 213-5000 36-4tf 269-3064. 36-8tf DUCANE CORCHO rick, if you order 3 rick or Propane Wall Heater Arkansas & American His- more, $35 per rick - you pick 2 REFRIGERATORS, HI TIDE Skate Board, $25. 40x40 GLASS Table, 2 (19”x22”x9”), $80. Call 269- tory & geography, etc. 870- medium size, $100 or best 213-5000. 37-4t asdf asdfasd- up. 870-214-0854. 30-asdfas- wrought iron chairs with 2376. 34-4tf 757-2748. 15-8tf df12tf offer and $75 or best offer. cushions, $70. 213-5000. fasdff BEAUTIFUL HAND- Crafted 213-5000 34-4tf 36-4tf KOZY WORLD Propane 950 Livestock Wall Heater (14”x6”x19”), Fishing Rod Rack made with 890 Tools AMANA HEAVY Duty SMALL OLDER School Spanish Cedar, holds six WEINER PIGS for sale: 8 - 6 4-Cycle propane clothes $60. Call 269-2376. 34-4tf ELECTRIC CEMENT Mixer, Desk, $25. 213-5000 36-4tf rods, $250. 591-6585. 6-1 weeks old, $60 each. I also dryer (27”x43”x28”), $80. $50. 757-2404. 36-4asdfasd- VERMONT CASTINGS asdf asdfasdfasdf1tf have 6 - 150 lb. hogs, $225 MISCELLANEOUS FUR- fasdftf Call 269-2376. 34-4tf Wood Stove, (Resolute), each. Call 269-7217 or 615- NITURE for sale. 870-757- $200. Call 870-363-4264. NEW GAS Stove black with 870 Music/Equip. 1386 37-4tf 2479 or 870-213-0078. 35-4tf 21-8tf 9 • FARM/HOME griddle, paid $1,300 will MOUNTAIN DULCIMER 8 WEEK old half Large Black SECTIONAL SOFA, two take $500. 269-9092. 27 asdf CURVED GLASS Front with case. Made by Dan 910 Building Materials half Hereford and half Large pieces. One section 7 ft. and adfasdf-8tp Electric Fireplace, works Doty in Memphis, $250. 269- Black half Gloucestershire other 8 ft. Good condition, COMMERCIAL SINK, $40 good, $100 or best offer. 2704 SCHS 34-4tf Piglets for sale, $50 each. 820 Auto Parts $150. Call 870-269-3368 213-5000. 35-4tf or best offer. New faucet, FREE PIANO, bring help to $20. 213-5000 37-4tf 870-213-6901. 36-3tf BATTERY FOR Vehicle, like 35-4tf FIREPLACE FRONT, $40. load. 3086 Gaylor Road in GENTLE HEREFORD bull, new, $50. 213-5000 37-4asd- 5 DRAWER Chest of Draw- Call 213-5000. 36-4tf Fifty Six. 870-757-2479 or MARBLE COUNTER Tops, Marble Slabs of all sizes, tested and ready to go to fasdftf ers, like new, $60. 213-5000. 870-213-0078. 35-4tf 8’ FLOOR Heater, $60. Call tools of all kinds. Going for work, $1,250. Dave Smith, TOW PACKAGE for Ford WICKER STYLE 2 ft. bench, 870-213-5000. 36-4tf BEAUTIFUL SMALL Ham- any offer. G.A. Specialties Fox 213-1680. 35-3tf $25. 213-5000 34-4tf Truck, $75 or best offer. 213- mond Organ and bench, like 213-6558. 37-2tc FOR SALE: Three female 5000 37-4tf 865 Miscellaneous new, $250 or best offer 870- 6 FT. Shelf with 5 shelves 3 FT. x 80 in. new door with ducks, $12 each. One silky and 3 ft. matching shelf with 615-1864. 36-5tf 35-4asd- VINYL TARP fro SWB Ford CHRISTMAS ANTIQUE and frame, $50. 213-5000. 34-4tf hen, $10. 269-8800. with all hardware, $85 or 3 shelves, $40 for both. 213- new decorations. Call 269- FOR CD Duplication, Graph- fasdftf best offer. 213-5000 37-4tf 5000 34-4tf 3064. 37-4tf ics, Color Printing and Pack- NEW 100 amp circuit breaker, $80. Call or text 960 Machinery 3 TABLES: Drop leaf coffee aging, call Thunder Ridge CHROME STEP Bars for MAKING 2 different Big Foot 870-615-0220. 34-4tf SWB Truck, $80 or best offer. table, $25. Standard coffee Shadow Designs, stained Castle Duplicating, (formerly GENERATOR FOR Sale, Richardson Tape & Sound) 213-5000. 37-4tf table, $20. End table, $15. black or dark walnut on ½ MARBLE SEASHELL Vanity, $125 or best offer. 213-5000 Or all 3 for $50. 757-2748 inch plywood, $100 each. 870-652-3361. 37-aasdfasdfas- 42 inches wide, $225 or best 37-4tf 3.5 HORSE Side Shaft 33-8tf 870-214-2760. 37-4tf dfc offer. 870-615-1864. 31-5tf Motor, $75 or best offer. 213- FOR SALE: Ford 909, 5 ft. 5000 37-4tf WROUGHT IRON Chande- 2 COIN operated pool 875 Electronics 15-20 4 ft. Fluorescent Shop Bush Hog, $400. Call 269- lier, $60 or best offer. 213- tables, regulation shuffl e- Lights, holds 4 bulbs, $40 for 8113 after 6 p.m. 36-3tf CHROME STEP Bars fi t 27 INCH TV, Sanyo, works 5000. 36-4tf board, stand up freezer, all. 213-5000. 35-4tf 5 FT. Chopper/Mulcher, 3 pt. 2019-2020 Chevy Pickup, refrigerator, twin/queen bed, good, $25. 213-5000. 35-4tf excellent condition. 870-269- WROUGHT IRON Lamp PELLA WOOD/clad double drive, $2,400. Text 870-214- Redwood slab coffee table, SENSAPHONE FGD1104 - Table, $50. 213-5000. 36-4tf hung window, 29”x59”. $150. 8089. 36-5tf 3478 or 318-366-6172. 37-4tf fi le cabinet. Call 870-221- Remote monitoring system 870-363-4264. 21-8 asdfasd- FOR SALE: 2-15” tires, good ANTIQUE DRESSERS, 3830. 37-1tf using telephone lines to 5 FT. Back Blade, heavy wardrobe and end table, alert owner of conditions fasdftf duty, $325. Text 870-214- tread, $40 each. 3-16” tires, 8x8 GARAGE Door with nice pieces. Call for more at each detection site such 8089. 36-5tf good tread, $50 each. Call all hardware with electric 920 Farmer’s Market information, can send pic- as power failures, tempera- 269-8113 after 6 p.m. 36asd- motor, Cost $400 will take 3 POINT Hitch Lift Pole with ture extremes, intrusions, FOR SALE: Butchering fasdf-3tf tures. 213-5000. 36-4tf $140 or best offer. 213-5000. chain and logger tongues, etc. Ability to receive status Steer, ready for butcher. $150 cash only. 870-714- MOBILE HOME axles, 2 LT ROUND SOLID Oak Claw- 37-4tf reports, listen in and disable 269-8817 or 213-7781, leave foot Table with 2 leaves, $50. 5716. 35-4tf 245-70-17 Tires, 351 Wind- 2 LARGE (56”) table lamps, alarms. Perfect for cottages message if no answer. 36-4tf sor Ford Motor. 591-6625. 269-8924. 31-8tf $150. Can be seen on eBay or any unattended facility. I 36-2tf ANTIQUE WALNUT twin (164405208276). For more have 2 of these units, one of which was never used, $75. When you subscribe to the 2 NEW Chrome Step Bars spool bed with rails, $15. information call 870-269- extended cab pick up, $75 or 269-8924. 31-8tf 8774. 36-4tf Call 269-2376. 34-asdfasdfas- df4tf best offer. 213-5000. 36-4asd- WROUGHT IRON 3 shelf PROFESSIONALLY MADE STONE fatf pie rack. 213-5000. 36-4tf Oak Picture Frames, sizes 880 Special/Yard Sales 4x5 to 11x14, $1 to $3 each. CHROME BED Rails for COUNTY BLUE CLOTH Recliner $50. Ready to be stained or INDOOR SALE: Nov. 6&7, SWB truck, $40. 213-5000. 269-2376. 34-4tf. painted any way you want. Friday 7-3; Sat. 7-1. Lots of 36-4tf collectibles, Louis L’Amour 2 CHINA Cabinets, 6 ft., one Call 870-757-2748. 36-4tf LEADER books, household, guns, TWO 5 hole 16” aluminum pine, one mahogany, $350 STAPLE BRAND Paper knives, too much to mention. wheels, $25 for the pair. 213- each. Queen size sleigh Shredder, $40. 213-5000 235 Wilcox Ave., in airport You’ll Receive FREE PERSONAL Classifi ed Ads 5000. 36-4tf bed, $300. Rolltop desk, 34-4tf hangar. Added many new FOUR 18” Highway Tread $150. 269-9092. 27-8tp These ads include categories such as 5 NEW 5 gallon buckets with items. 37-1tf Tires, Michelin, $60 for the NICE 2 drawer night stand, lids, $6 each. 5 new 5 gallon MULTI FAMILY Yard Sale. yard sales, pets, personals, automo- set. 213-5000. 36-4tf $60 or best offer. 870-213- buckets with Gamma lids, Lots of items. Thursday, biles, wanted and real estate. TWO TRUCK tires, 10 ply, LT 5000. 37-4tf $12 each. 33½ lbs. hard red November 5 and Friday, 265/70R17, $25 each. 870- 4 DRAWER Wooden Chest, wheat berries in sealed con- November 6. Cancel if rain. Free ads do not include rentals, help wanted, op- 214-2398. 35-4tf $50 or best offer. 870-615- tainer, $30. 214-2398. 33-4tf 286 East Winds Lane. 37-1tf portunities, services, fi rewood or any other type of 1988 DODGE Truck for parts 1864. 35-5tf IRON POKER and shovel. GARAGE & Yard Sale at commercial advertising. only $300. 269-9092. 27-8tf ANTIQUE CHERRY wood 213-5000. 36-4tf 1004 Oak Street, Friday, November 6 & Saturday, If you place only eight or nine classifi eds per year RV TIRE, Goodyear, like ladies boudoir desk, $275. 3 WROUGHT Iron Security November 7, 8 a.m. to 4 new, 245/70R 19.5., $75. Call 269-2376. 34-4tf Bars for windows. Call for you will save more than the subscription price. p.m. each day. Clearing out Call 573-259-3849 or 573- more information 213-5000. FIBERBOARD COMPART- unneeded things. Down Join the growing family of Leader subscribers. 36-4tf 205-2053. 19-8tf MENT Chest, $10. Call 269- sizing to smaller home, a lot 2376. 34-4tf FIBER GLASS bed cover for 4 CAST Iron Skillets, $25 has to go. Great prices, all Name: a Dodge, gray in color, cost HOLLYWOOD METAL bed each. 213-5000. 35-4tf offers considered. Jimmie & $700 will take $150. Call Frannie Blackmon. 37-1tf frames, no rails. 213-5000. 2 WATER Meter Wrenches, Address: 213-5000. 35-4tasdfasdfasdfas- 37-4tf $20 each. 213-5000. 37-4tf YARD SALE: Saturday dfasdff only, November 7, 2020, OLD ANTIQUE iron head VINTAGE 1930’s 15” round board, $80. 213-5000 37-4tf 137 Sylamore Creek Road, Please enclose $25 for 1-year subscription 825 Baby Items gallery Rogers silver-plate Allison (next door to Syl- OAK HIGH Chair, like new, NICE LIVING room chairs, 3 tray, $25. Call 269-2376. amore Creek Campground). ($24 for senior citizens). Outside Stone and paid $70 will take $35. 269- of them, $50 each. Call 870- 34-4tf Everything must go, small surrounding counties, the rate is $50 ($49 for 8924. 31-8tf 615-1864. 36-8tf VINTAGE 1930’s Poosh- appliances, dishes, enter- seniors) or $25 for Online Only Subscriptions. tainment center, 1950’s vin- CRAFT MAID hickory cabi- M-Up Jr. Baseball Pinball LIKE NEW High Chair, pink, tage patio furniture, chairs Mail to: Stone County Leader, P.O. Box 509, net, 36x26x30, on wheels Game, $20. Call 269-2376. $45 or best offer. 870-615- and silver and silver plate 1864. 36-4tf (fl oating island), $125. 870- 34-4tf Mountain View, AR 72560. serving pieces. 37-1tf 363-4264. 21-8tf STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 7 B

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of this notice, or they shall Pat Walsh - Republican kansas Constitution to OF STONE COUNTY, be forever barred and pre- Randall Bonds - Indepen- amend the process for the ARKANSAS cluded from any benefi t in dent submission, challenge, and PROBATE DIVISION the estate. Provided, that Mountain View City Coun- approval of proposed initi- IN THE MATTER OF claims for injury or death cil, Ward 1 Position 2: ated acts, constitutional THE ESTATE OF DOYCE caused by the negligence of Finis Brewer amendments, and refer- MOODY the decedent shall be fi led Janet Nesbitt enda. Cattleman’s Top Cut Replacement Female Sale 69PR-19-2 within three (3) months Mountain View City Coun- Issue No. 6: NOTICE OF ESTATE from the date of the fi rst cil, Ward 2 Position 1: (DISQUALIFIED - STILL AUCTION • NOVEMBER 14th • 12 NOON SALE publication of the notice, or Wayne R. (Ricky) Shuttle- ON BALLOT BUT NOT Mid-Tex Livestock Auction, LLC Notice is hereby given that they shall be forever barred worth COUNTED) (4 miles East of Navasota, TX on Hwy. 90) the undersigned Commis- and precluded from any Rianna Kendrick Location of Early Voting sioner, pursuant to the benefi t on such estate. Mountain View City Coun- and Poll Workers 1,200 HEAD Order of the Circuit Court The following is a legal de- cil, Ward 2 Position 2: Stone County Election Of- of Quality Replacement Females including Pairs, Bred Cows, Bred & Open Heifers of Stone County, Arkan- scription of all real proper- Truman L. Bullard fi ce (111 N. Peabody Ave.) – sas, which was entered on ty listed in the Affi davit for John Morrow Rachel Atchison, Joey Bur- These cattle have all been screened to ensure you only the best quality commercial the 29th day of September, Collection of Small Estate: Unopposed Candidates: nett, Dianna Cox, Karen cattle will be off ered. Cattle will be palpated and sold in uniformly sorted groups 2020, will on November 18, Pt. NE ¼ SE ¼, contaiing JP Dist 1, JP Stanley A. Looney, Pam Perry, Annette to fi t any cattleman’s needs. 2020 at 10:00 a.m. offer for 2.47 acres, more or less, Townsend (R); JP Dist 4, Scroggins. Sale listing along with pictures of cattle will be online November 1 at JohnsonCattleMarketing.com described as beginning at sale at public auction at Jason Kocher (I); JP Dist 5, Location of Election Day Accommodations in Navasota: Best Western (936) 870-4100l, Navasota Inn (936) 825-7775, the front door of the Stone the SE corner of said NE Ronald Clark (R); JP Dist 9, Polls and Poll Workers and Comfort Inn & Suites (936)825-9461 County Courthouse, or ¼ SE ¼; thence N 8.30 Jim Nesbitt (R); Constable Arbanna Baptist Church other location in or around chains to center of road; Dist 1, Weston Mize (R); – Ruth Cartwright, Ann the courthouse designated thence along center of said Constable Dist 2, Ben Bur- Reedy, Joel Veach, Shirley Sale managed by Tom Johnson Bid & Buy Online at LMAauctions.com by the Commissioner, to road S 66 W 1.70 chains, S nett (R); Constable Dist 5, Watters 817-291-5121 the highest bidder the fol- 44 W 0.90 chain and S 20 Johnny Rose (R); Constable Dodd Mtn VFD #3 – Dianna [email protected] lowing described personal W 7.20 chains to point in Dist 8, Tony Trammell (R); Cox, Mark Haley, Marsha property: South line of said NE ¼ SE Mtn. View City Council, Haley, Darrell Richardson A. Yamaha Sports boat, mo- ¼; thence E 4.45 chains to Ward 1 Pos. 1, James K. Fairgrounds New Build- tor, and trailer; the point of beginning; Sec- (J.K.) Williams; Mtn. View ing – Karen Looney, Tina B. 2001 Key Stone Camper. tion 22; City Council, Ward 3 Pos. Looney, Danette Richard- Said sale will be made on W ½ W ½ NW ¼ SW ¼, 1, Dana Woods; Mtn. View son, Glenda Rose, Annette the following terms: Buyer containing 10 acres, more City Council, Ward 3 Pos. Scroggins, Sheri Branscum, must pay 10% of the pur- or less; Section 23; 2, Danny E. Simmons; Fifty Charlenne Aston chase price on the day of All in Township 14 North, Six City Council Pos. 2, Rick Fifty Six Community Cen- the sale with the balance Range 12 West, Stone Van Evera; Fifty Six City ter – Sandra Aiken, Linda due within thirty (30) days County, Arkansas, contain- Council Pos. 3, Megan Free- Pugh, Carolyn Shipman, together with 10% interest ing in the aggregate 12.47 man; Fifty Six City Council Kathy Smith per annum. The purchaser acres, more or less. Pos. 4, Morgan Mooneyhan Foothills Baptist Church – cannot take possession of This notice fi rst published Issue No. 1: (Popular Name) Jean Penner, Nancy White, the property until paid for October 28, 2020. An Amendment to the Ar- Charles Stroud, Mary Gilli- in full. Petitioner: Jeff Dobbins, kansas Constitution Con- han, Allen Wroblewski Dream Bathroom Sale! The property is being sold AR Bar # 82226 Attorney tinuing a One-Half Percent Fox Community Center – “as is” with no representa- for the Estate (0.5%) Sales and Use Tax Janice Berry, Dillon Perry, SAVE 60% on INSTALLATION tion as to the condition of P.O. Box 42 for State Highways and Kenny Perry, Pam Perry, of a NEW BATHTUB Mountain View, AR 72560 or SHOWER! the property. Bridges; County Roads, Dave Smith New orders only. Minimum purchase required. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Witness my hand and seal 870-269-3281 Bridges and Other Surface Pleasant Grove Community Does not include material costs. Other restrictions may apply. 36-2tc Ask about 12 Months on this 29 day of October, Transportation; and City Center – Betty Bailey, Al- Same as Cash Financing! 2020. Streets, Bridges, and Other len Baldridge, Sharon Cox, Senior & Military Discounts! STONE COUNTY, ARKAN- With minimum purchase and approved credit. Other restrictions may apply. Angie Hudspeth-Wade Surface Transportation Af- Katherine Stroud Receive a SAS County Clerk, Commis- ter the Retirement of the Timbo Valley A/G Church – $200 Target Gift Card sioner PUBLIC NOTICE OF with Your Purchase! Bonds Authorized in Arkan- Betty Cooper, Jimmy Law- New orders only. Minimum purchase required. Does not include material costs. 37-1tc ELECTION sas Constitution, Amend- rence, Brenda Lewis, Mar- Cannot be combined with any other offer. Other restrictions may apply. 2020 General Election ment 91 tha May NOTICE OF PUBLIC November 3, 2020 (Ballot Title) Election Central 1-800-560-1782 HEARING Election Day Voting Polls An Amendment to the Ar- Absentee ballots will be 407 Park Avenue Open: 7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. kansas Constitution to canvassed and processed Mountain View, Stone Early Voting continue a levy of a one- at the Stone County Elec- County, AR Oct. 19-Nov. 1: M-F 8 a.m. – half percent sales and use tion Offi ce by the commis- Notice is hereby given that 6 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. tax for state highways sion members beginning at an application has been Nov. 2: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. and bridges; county roads, 11:00 a.m. on November 3, Local Weather fi led with the Mountain Offi ces and Candidates and bridges, and other surface 2020. Absentee and early View Planning Commis- Ballot Measures transportation; and city votes will be counted begin- sion to rezone a property U.S. President/Vice Presi- streets, bridges, and other ning immediately after the located at 407 Park Av- dent: surface transportation after close of polls, with election enue situated in the City Don Blankenship/William the retirement of the bonds night returns to be reported Forecast of Mountain View, Stone Mohr – Constitution authorized in Arkansas as they are received back County, Arkansas. John Richard Myers/Tiara Constitution, Amendment from the precincts. National Applicant seeks a rezone of Suzanne Lusk – Life and 91, as special revenue to be Election Night Reporting this property from R-2 Res- Liberty distributed under the Ar- conducted by Joey Burnett Animal Shelter idential to R-3 Residential. Brock Pierce/Karla Ballard kansas Highway Revenue In accordance with Ark. The hearing related to said – Independent Distribution Law. Code § 7-5-202(a), any per- Appreciation application will be held at Roque “Rocky” De La Issue No. 2: (Popular Name) son having an objection the Central Fire Station, Fuente/Darcy G. Richard- A Constitutional Amend- to the service of any elec- 205 North Bayou Drive, son – Independent ment to Amend the Term tion offi cial(s) listed above Week Mountain View, Arkansas, Jo Jorgenson/Jeremy Limits Applicable to Mem- may fi le said objection with at 6 p.m. on Monday, No- “Spike” Cohen – Libertarian bers of the General As- the Stone County Election vember 16, 2020. Brian Carroll/Amar Patel – sembly, to be Known as Commission by submitting 37-2tc American Solidarity the “Arkansas Term Limits their complaint in writing. Joseph R. Biden/Kamala Amendment” The objection must state IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Harris – Democratic (Ballot Title) the name of the election OF STONE COUNTY, Phil Collins/Billy Joe Park- A Constitutional Amend- offi cial in question and the Tuesday - 11/03 • H 72 | L 48 °F 30% / 0 in. ARKANSAS er – Independent ment to be known as the reason for objecting and be A mainly sunny sky. High 72F. Winds SW at 5 DOMESTIC RELATIONS C.L. Gammon/Phil Collins – “Arkansas Term Limits either mailed or hand deliv- to 10 mph. Tuesday night 30% / 0 in. A mostly DIVISION Independent Amendment”; and amend- ered to the County Clerk at clear sky. Low 48F. Winds light and variable. JULIA HENSON, PLAIN- Donald J. Trump/Michael R. ing the term limits applica- 107 W. Main St., Ste D, Mtn. Sunrise - 6:33 am / Sunset - 5:11pm TIFF Pence – Republican ble to members of the Gen- View, AR 72560. Any objec- vs. Case No. 69DR-19-21-2 Gloria La Riva/Sunil Free- Moonrise - 7:18 pm / Moon Set - 9:16 am eral Assembly. tions must be received or Wednesday - 11/04 • H 72 | L 49 °F 40% DARREL HENSON, JR., man – Socialism and Lib- Issue No. 3: postmarked within ten (10) DEFENDANT eration / 0 in. Partly cloudy skies. High 72F. Winds (Popular Name) days of the fi rst publication SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday night 0% WARNING ORDER Kanye West/Michelle Tid- A Constitutional Amend- of this notice. TO: Darrel Henson, Jr. ball – Independent / 0 in. Mostly cloudy skies early, then partly ment To Amend The Process Submitted by: cloudy after midnight. Low 49F. Winds light You are hereby notifi ed that Howie Hawkins/Angela For The Submission, Chal- Stone County Election and variable. the Plaintiff Julia Henson, Walker – Green lenge, And Approval Of Pro- Commission Sunrise - 6:34 am / Sunset - 5:10 pm through her attorney, Da- U.S. Senate: posed Initiated Acts, Con- Ruth Bonds, Chairman vid L. Ethredge, has fi led Senator Tom Cotton – Re- stitutional Amendments, Bud Thurman Moonrise - 8:03 pm / Moon Set - 10:14 am a complaint against you publican And Referenda Stanton Foll Thursday - 11/05 • H69 | L 47 °F 10% / 0 requesting a divorce. You Ricky Dale Harrington Jr. – (Ballot Title) 34-3tc in. Partly cloudy skies. High 69F. Winds S at are further notifi ed that Libertarian An Amendment to the Ar- 5 to 10 mph. Thursday night 10% / 0 in. Clear you must appear by fi ling U.S. Congress District 01: skies. Low 47F. Winds light and variable. your answer or other re- Congressman Rick Craw- Sunrise - 6:35 am / Sunset - 5:09 pm sponsive pleadings within ford arkansnssasbluecrooss.cocom Moonrise - 8:54 pm / Moon Set - 11:09 pm thirty (30) days of the date State Representative Dis- Friday - 11/06 • H 69 | L 48 °F 10% / 0 in. A of the fi rst publication of trict 62: mainly sunny sky. High 69F. Winds light and this warning order; and in State Representative Mi- variable.v Friday night 10% / 0 in. Clear skies. the event of your failure to chelle Gray Low 48F. Winds light and variable. do so, judgment by default State Representative Dis- Sunrise - 6:36 am / Sunset - 5:08 pm will be entered against you trict 64: Moonrise - 9:52 pm / Moon Set - 12:00 pm or you will be otherwise Representative John Payton SSaturday - 11/07 • H 70 | L 57 °F 10% / barred from asserting your Justice of the Peace, District 0 in. Intervals of clouds and sunshine. High interest. 2: ANGIE HUDSPETH- Howard D. Stewart – Inde- aaround 70F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. WADE, Circuit Clerk pendent SSaturday night 20% / 0 in. Partly cloudy. Low Stone County, Arkansas Travis Trammell – Demo- 557F. Winds light and variable. 37-2tc cratic SSunrise - 6:37 am / Sunset - 5:08 pm Chip Doss – Republican Moonrise - 10:54 pm / Moon Set - 12:46 pm IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Justice of the Peace, District SSunday - 11/08 • H 69 | L 60 °F 20% / 0 in. OF STONE COUNTY, 3: MMostly cloudy skies. High 69F. Winds SSE at 5 ARKANSAS Darlene (Lawrence) Gar- tto 10 mph. Sunday night 30% / 0.02 in. Mostly PROBATE DIVISION man – Independent ccloudy skies with a few showers late. Low around IN THE MATTER OF THE Laura C. O’Quin – Indepen- FEARLESS IS 660F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 30%. ESTATE OF CHRISTINE dent Sunrise - 6:38 am / Sunset - 5:07 pm SMITH, deceased Justice of the Peace, District Moonrise - 12:00 am / Moon Set - 1:27 pm 69PR-20-47 6: REFUSING TO THROW MondayM - 11/09 • H 70 | L 55 °F 20% / 0 in. NOTICE Robert Earl (Bob) Turner – MostlyM cloudy skies. High near 70F. Winds S Last known address of de- Democratic IN THE TOWEL ata 5 to 10 mph. Monday night 60% / 0.5 in. cedent: 1040 Wedding Ford Seth Templin - Republican RainR showers in the evening will evolve into Rd., Heber Springs, AR Justice of the Peace, District a more steady rain overnight. Low around 72543. 7: With the name trusted for more than 70 years, 55F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain Date of Death: April 8, Michael Wade Vickers - Re- you have the courage to pack a punch. 60%. Rainfall near a half an inch. 2017. publican Sunrise - 6:39 am / Sunset - 5:06 pm An Affi davit of Collection Jim Ed Cash - Democratic Moonrise - None / Moon Set - 2:04 pm of Small Estate by Distrib- Justice of the Peace, District TTuesday - 11/10 • H 56 | L 38 °F 60% / 0.38 utes was fi led on the 22nd 8: in.in A steady rain in the morning. Showers day of October, 2020, with Frances A (Frannie) Black- continuingc in the afternoon. High 56F. Winds the Circuit Clerk of Stone mon - Republican W at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 60%. County, Arkansas. J.P. Eddie Cowell - Indepen- All persons having claims dent RainfallR around a quarter of an inch. Tuesday against the estate must Constable, District 3: nightn 50% / 0.07 in. Rain showers early with exhibit them, duly verifi ed, Jeff D. McClung - Demo- clearingc later at night. Low 38F. Winds NNW to the undersigned within cratic at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%. three (3) months from the Tom Falci - Republican An Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association Sunrise - 6:40 am / Sunset - 5:05 pm MPI 9852 10/20 date of the fi rst publication Constable, District 4: Moonrise - 1:07 pm / Moon Set - 2:38 pm STONE COUNTY LEADER - Wednesday, November 4, 2020 Page 9 B

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ASSEMBLY OTHERS OF GOD Local Places of Worship Grace Lutheran Church First Assembly of God Corner of Park Ave. & Webb St. (Dome Church) Pastor: Kenneth Taglauer 708 N. Bayou Dr. Pastor: 870-214-9305/870-424-4382. Mike Sullivan 870-269-3398 Red Doors Sun. Bible Study 8:30 am; Sun. School 9:30 am; service Missionary Baptist service 9:30 am 10:30 am; Wed. 6:30 pm Church, located six Kingdom Hall of Fox Assembly of God miles west of Jehovah’s Witnesses Highway 263, Fox. Highway 14 East Pastor: Stan Sutterfield. Sun- Mountain View on Mountain View day 10 and 11 am, 5:30 pm; Highway 66. Wed. 6:30 pm The Church of God 138 Kera Drive off Hwy. 87 Timbo Valley Directory changes Pastor: John Honeycutt Assembly of God Sun. School 10 am, worship 7700 Hwy. 66, Timbo. Pastor: and/or additions 11 am and 6 pm; Wed. 7 pm Terry Morgan 870-746-4809 may be sent to Sunday 10 and 11 am, 6 pm; The Church of Jesus Christ Wed. night adult Bible study & [email protected] of Latter Day Saints youth services 6:30 pm 612 S. Peabody Ave. Branch or called in to President: Jason Morriss 870-269-3841. 870-221-1162 BAPTIST Worship Sun. 10 am Antioch General Baptist Seventh-day Adventist Church 1608 Hwy. 9, Rushing 922 Tower Loop off Warren St., Pastor: Dylan Stewart Please be aware that churches may be suspending services or may be reaching the adjacent to Hwy. 5-14-9 N 870-363-4509 Sunday 10, congregation through alternative methods during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Pastor: Elroy Tesch 11 am, 5 pm; Wed. 6:30 pm. 870-269-8544 Song Service 9:15, Sabbath Arbanna Baptist Dugan Free Pentecost Church School 9:30 am, Worship 11 7554 Hwy. 5 South. Fifty Six Missionary Baptist Red Doors Missionary Baptist Highway 5 North Hwy. 14, 10 mi. east of Mtn. am, all on Saturdays Pastor: Bro. Jim Chandler 6587 Highway 14 Fifty Six. Highway 66, 6 mi. west of Mtn. Church of Christ View. Pastor: Barbara Bullard 870-269-3585 Sunday 10, Pastor: Robb Arnold 870-757- View Pastor: Josh Looney 21450 Highway 5 N. St. Mary Catholic Church Sun. 10 am, 6:30 pm; Wed. 7 11 am, 6 pm; Wed. 6:30 pm 2320 Sunday School 10 am, Sunday School 10 am, worship Minister: Steve Hentz 269-9920 3 miles west of Mtn. View on pm; Sat. 7:30 pm service 11 am, 6 pm; Wed. Bible 11 am, 6 pm Sun. Bible study 9:45; worship Hwy 66. Pastor: Father Henry Bethany Missionary Baptist study 6 pm 10:45 am, 5 pm; Wednesday Evangelistic Center Church 269-5194 Praying of the 27763 Hwy. 263 N., Onia Shady Grove Bible study 6 pm 3 miles north on Hwy. 5-9- Rosary 10 am; Sun. Mass 746-4182 Bro. Roy Jones First Baptist Church Missionary Baptist 14, Mtn. View. Pastor: Jack 10:30 am Sunday School 10 am, 224 King Ave., 269-3409. Gayler Community East Side Church of Christ Robinson Sun. 10 am, 5 pm; Service 11 am, 5:30 pm; Pastor: Jason Ingram Pastor: Gary Ragland 1400 East Main. 269-8067 Wednesday 6 pm Wed. Bible study 6:30 pm Sunday worship 9 am and 6 pm; Sun. 10 am, 5:30 pm; Wed. Minister: Jeff McLean. Sun. Bible NON-DENOMINATIONAL Bible study Sun. 10:15; Wed. singing at nursing home 6:30 pm class 10 am, worship 11 am, 5 Cornerstone House of Prayer Bethlehem General Baptist Prayer meeting/Bible Study, pm; Wed. Bible class 7 pm A Place of Refuge Hwy. 263, near Fox Youth and AWANA 6 pm Skyland Baptist (Apostolic) House churches throughout Sun. School 10 am; Highway 263, 4 miles north of Church of Christ - School Ave. 211 Hwy. 5 S., 269-2600 Stone Co.; Sun. 11am Pastor: service 11 am, 6:30 pm; Flatwoods Baptist Church Fox. Pastor: Ken Reece 213 School Ave. 870-269-3702 Pastor: Daniel Stephens Bobby Ragan 870-615-3008 Wed. Bible study 6:30 2709 E. Main St., 269-3638 Sun. School 10 am; Minister: Finis Brewer.. Sun. Sun. noon; Tues. 7 pm Pastor: Jonathan Johnson worship 11 am, 6 pm Bible study 9:45 am; worship Abundant Life Church Big Springs Connect Groups 9:30 am Sun.; 10:45 am, 5:30 pm; Wed. Bible Pentecostal Lighthouse Church Sylamore Road, Missionary Baptist worship 10:30 am, 6 pm Sun.; Sylamore Baptist Study 7 pm of Kahoka Apostolic Fellowship Pastor: Darrell Gosser Sun. Big Springs Rd., Newnata Wed. 6:30 pm Highway 9 North, Sylamore Highway 5, 12 miiles south of School 9:45 am, Worship 11 870-746-4623. 870-585-2541 Sun. School Mtn. View. Sun. 2 pm; Wed. 6:30 am, 6 pm; Wed. 7 pm Sun. 10, 11 am Foothills Baptist 10 am; worship 11 am MENNONITE 19935 Hwy. 5 N., 870-269- Mt. Joy Holiness Church Arise Church Blue Mountain 3380 Timbo Landmark Richwoods Mennonite Church 8 miles east of Mtn. View on 1601 E. Main 870-269-8488 Hwy. 9 South to Luber Rd., then Hwy. 14. Pastor: Donald Turner Missionary Baptist Pastor: Tommy Medley. Sun. Missionary Baptist Sun. 10 am; Wed. 6:30 pm ½ mile. Pastor: Dale Hershberger 870-269-8824 Sun. School 10 Blue Mtn. Road near Timbo School 9:45 am; worship 11 am, Hwy. 66, Timbo. 870-746-5393. Sun. School 9:45 am, service 11 am, worship 11 am, 6 pm; Pastor: Bro. Daryl Pitts. Sun- 6 pm; Wed. Bible Study 6 pm Sun. School 10 am; worship 11 Grace Fellowship Full Gospel am, 6 pm; Wed. 7:15 pm Tuesday 7 pm day 10, 11 am, Bible study 5 am and 5:30 pm; 311 Patricia Ave. 615-2169 Heritage Baptist Church Sun. 10 am, 6 pm, Sunday pm, worship 6 pm Shady Lawn Mennonite Church Parma Full Gospel Church 205 Gloria Ave., 870-269-7677 Three Crosses Cowboy Church School 10:45; Wed. 6 pm Hwy. 5, 11 mi. south of Moun- Parma Rd./Highway 263, Parma Calvary Baptist Pastor: Vince Johnson Sun. 312 School Ave. Pastor: tain View. Pastor: Carl Gingerich Pastor: Nick Rushing 948-2218 8296 Highway 66, Timbo. Pas- School 10 am, service 11 am, Lance Hames 870-384-0183 Mt. Joy Church Sun. 9:45, 10:45 am, 7 pm; Sunday 10 am, 6 pm; Wed. 7 tor: Danny Robbins 870-746- 1 pm Sun. School 9 am, Worship Hwy. 14 E. 870-269-3766 Wed. 7 pm pm 4720. Sun. School 9:45 am; 9:45; Wed. Bible study 6:30 pm Pastor Truman Bullard Herpel Landmark Sun. School 10 am, worship 11 am, 6 pm; Bible The Sanctuary, Missionary Baptist Vine Avenue Missionary Baptist Worship 11 am, 6 pm study 5 pm; Wed. worship 7 METHODIST United Pentecostal Church pm. Friday Back in the Groove 8457 Herpel Road. Pastor: Bro. 418 Vine Ave Pastor: Roy Land- 306A School Ave. Pastor: Rev. Reed’s Chapel Support Group 7 pm Randall Dunn Sun. 10 am; ers. Sun. School 9:45, worship First United Methodist Church Wed. Bible Study 6 pm 11 am Paul Mize 501-581-1585 Christian Church 116 E. Jefferson St. Sun. 2 pm, Wed. 7 pm; Chil- Hwy. 14 east of Marcella East Richwoods Pastor: Paul Coy 269-3252 Sun. White Water Missionary Baptist dren’s Ministry Sun 1:30 pm 870-652-3478 Missionary Baptist Mountain View General Baptist School 9:30, worship 11 am 182 Star Gap Road Corner Patricia and Ayleen Webb Street. Pastor: Phil Sutton Sun. School 8 am, services Sun. 9:45 am and 5 pm; Wed. Soul’s Harbor 8:15 am – Every other Sunday Pastor: Bro. Larry Howard Sun. Streets Pastor: Bobby L. Smith St. James Methodist Church River of Life Church School 10 am, worship 11 870-269-9799 Sun. School 6 pm Hwy. 14, St. James Pastor Paul Oak Avenue Riverside Church am, BTC 5 pm, worship 6 pm; 10 am; worship 11 am, 6 pm; Coy. Worship 9:30 am, Pastors: Tim and Mary Clark. 19740 Hwy. 5 North Wed. Bible study 6 pm Wed. 6:00 pm Zion Missionary Baptist Highway 263, Fox. Sun. School 10:30 am Sun. School 10 am; worship 11 Pastor: Bro. Coy Sutterfield Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Pleasant Grove Pastor: Kenny Kendrick Sun. 10 am; Praise and worship service 269-3652 Sun. School 10; 2208 Sugar Hill Road Missionary Baptist am, 5 pm; Wed. 6 pm Sun. and Wed. 6 pm worship 11 am, 6 pm; PENTECOSTAL Wed. Bible Study 6 pm Pastor: Randy D. Long 28663 Hwy. 14. Pastor: Gary Turkey Creek Trinity 591-6300. Sun. School 10; Don Fletcher 870-652-3430 Church of God – Mountain View Pentecostal Church Siloam Fellowship worship 11 am and 5:30 pm; Sun. School 10 am; worship CHURCH OF CHRIST 1245 Highway 5 South 12 mi. south of Mtn. View on 503 Sylamore Ave. Wed. Bible study 6:30 pm 11 am, 5:30 pm; Wed. 6:30 pm Ben Church of Christ Pastor: Gloria Burns 269-6223 Hwy. 9. 591-6336 Sun. 10 am, Pastor Bryan Wilkie 870-269- Sun. School 10 am, Sun. 5 pm; Fairview Missionary Baptist Pleasant Hill Missionary Hwy. 5 S., 1/2 mi. north of 5:30 pm; Wed. 7 pm 6001. Sunday worship 10 am county line. Sunday Bible study Wed. 6 pm Fairview Rd., Timbo Baptist United Pentecostal Church Pastor John Rodgers Sunday 10 am, worship 11 am, 6 pm; Pleasant Hill. Sun. 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