The I Saw It In ... Nashville  NEWS May 12, 2011 USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • www.nashvillenews.org Thursday Issue 38 1 Section • 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 Two Little River County shooting suspects arraigned in Nashville Victim shot in the head ‘still critical’ Terrica Hendrix Tom Cooper. Editor Their bonds are set at $250,000 NASHVILLE – Two suspects each. accused of shooting a Little River Arnold, 25, asked the court to “ap- County man made their fi rst appear- point one [attorney] until I fi nd one ance in Howard County Circuit Court [attorney].” yesterday. Pond and Arnold were arrested Crystal Pond and Jonathon Arnold Monday in the shooting of Kevin separately appeared before Circuit Deshawn Baker, 28. Both defendants Judge Charles A. Yeargan for aggra- were surrounded by six offi cers from vated robbery. Howard and Little River Counties. Pond, 25, entered the courtroom “In the early hours of Monday fi rst. The judge advised both of their morning, the victim, went to a club in constitutional rights and ordered Oklahoma called the Hatchett Club,” them to appear in court next Tuesday Prosecutor Bryan L. Chesshir said in Little River County before Judge See TWO on Page 6

ABOVE: Circuit Judge Charles A. Yeargan reads Crystal Pond her constitutional rights.

AT LEFT: Jonathon Arnold makes his way into Howard County Circuit Court Wednesday morning. Pond and Arnold made their first appearance yesterday on one count of aggravated robbery. Their bonds are set at $250,000. Photos by Charles Goodin

IN THEIR OWN WORDS High speed School millage chase ends extension in arrest receives Sheriff Butch Morris On Tuesday at approximately overwhelming 9:19 p.m., Deputy Steven Wake- field was patrolling on Mission support Drive near Nashville when he met a white Ford Charles Goodin Managing Editor car driving NASHVILLE - Voters over- across the whelmingly approved a proposal to center line. extend the current school millage Depu- during a special school election ty Wake- Tuesday. field turned According to School Superinten- around on dent Doug Graham, 90.1 percent the vehicle James Applegate of voters who participated in the and attempt- election cast ballots in favor of the ed to stop the Authors of the survival guide...Back row: Kristin Elam, Ashanti Burris, Kayla Coulter, measure. vehicle. The driver of the vehicle Shemar Johnson, Kenshun Witherspoon, Robert Ware, Desmond Smith, Briara Sanders, “It’s just another occasion where would not stop for Deputy Wake- Keshawn Davis, LaGarrett O’Bryant, Tia Miller, Chynna Ware, Symone Walton, Destinee the city of Nashville showed sup- fi eld. A pursuit ensued on State Walton and Angie Barfield. port for the school system,” Gra- Highway 369 and then south on Front row: Adaya Pleasant, Kamryn Forbes, Chasitee Newton, Dasia Esters and See SCHOOL on Page 6 State Highway 27 towards Mineral Rheyshaunna Stewart. Springs. Not pictured: Chase Pearson. Photo by Cecil Harris Mineral Springs officers at- Local physician tempted to stop the vehicle but were MSSD students design middle school ‘survival guide’ unable to do so. Terrica Hendrix vival guide. useful information on absenc- elected district The vehicle continued south on Editor “We made the book and es, tardies, bathroom passes trustee of Arkansas State Highway 355 and continued MINERAL SPRINGS – took questions from the sixth and opinions on teachers. to drive in a reckless and dangerous Several students designed a graders,” Johnson said. “We The first rule states, “Be Medical Society manner with speeds nearing 100 survival guide to prepare fi fth studied and researched top- sure to follow all rules for your LITTLE ROCK - Nashville gen- miles per hour. When the vehicle and sixth graders for middle ics.” school and your classrooms. eral surgeon, John Hearnsberger, being pursued was near the Pope school. “It’s really going to help the Chase Pearson’s opinion of MD, will be working alongside Lane south of Tollette, the driver Three students, along with seventh graders next year,” teachers is listed on page 4 of physicians from across the state as began throwing objects out of the three teachers, presented the Symone Walton said. the guide. an Arkansas Medical Society dis- passenger’s side window. book and the details on the stu- Angie Barfield, Kayla Pearson said “Mrs. Barfi eld trict trustee to protect the interest The vehicle continued to fl ee to- dent project Monday evening Coulter and Kristin Elam is the teacher that does not of patients and improve the health ward Saratoga and into Hempstead at the MSSD board meeting. were the supervising teachers care about whether you like of Arkansans. Dr. Hearnsberger County heading toward Fulton. Shermar Johnson, Destinee for the guide. her or not. She is the nicest will be representing patients and Hempstead County Deputies and Walton and Symone Walton The 29-page, hard-cover teacher that she can be. She physicians in Howard-Pike county an Arkansas State Trooper were explained to the board why guide has classroom rules, does not mind telling you the and surrounding counties. See HIGH on Page 6 they decided to write a sur- school handbook rules and See GUIDE on Page 6 See LOCAL on Page 6 NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 12, 2011 • Page 3 early files From the pages of the 132-year-old Nashville News Compiled by Cecil Harris James Haugen, 46, beloved son, May 8 James Edward Haugen, 46, of Nashville, brothers, Jerry Haugen, Jr. of Nashville 55 Years Ago slow to Fort Smith. Force in World War II, Dr. went to be with his Lord Sunday, May 8, and Kenny Daniels of Phoenix, Ariz.; and May 29, 1956 The ride is being made Bryant attended south- 2011 at his home. He was born many other family members and in conjunction with the ern College of Optometry, Sept. 2, 1964 in Memphis, Tenn. friends. Nashville - Pat Cupp, Arkansas Oklahoma Rodeo Memphis, where he re- He was a faithful member of He was preceded in death by Maranatha Baptist Church in 18-year-old son of Mr. May 28 to June 2 at Fort ceived his Doctor of Op- his mother, Nancy Carolyn Hau- Nashville. James dearly loved gen, whom he will be buried next and Mrs. Burton Cupp of Smith. Governor Orval tometry degree. He was a his church and his Lord. He loved to in Arizona. Texarkana and formerly of Faubus took place in the member of Omega Delta, walking and meeting people. A memorial service will be Nashville, has been signed two day ride. professional fraternity. James loved to talk, especially held at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 14, to a two-year recording The fi ve Nashville rid- Dr. Bryant is now en- about his church. He also loved at Marantha Baptist Church, with contract with Modern Re- ers were Louis Power, J.C. gaged in the practice of his computer. Bro. Bruce Short offi ciating. cords of Los Angeles, Cali- Dyer, Coy Ponder, H.J. Optometry in Nashville. He is survived and loved dearly by In lieu of fl owers, memorials may be his parents, Jerry and Jean Haugen of made to Marantha Baptist Church. fornia. Payne and Leonard Stew- Nashville; three sisters, Linda Dumdie of You may send an online sympathy mes- The young vocal artist’s art. They left Friday and 65 Years Ago Phoenix, Ariz., Michelle Bayes of Nash- sage at www.nashvillefh.com. fi rst waxing was released plan to return Tuesday. May 14, 1946 ville, and Teresa Haugen of Rogers; two this week on the RPM la- bel and features two of his 60 Years Ago TEXARKANA - NEW George McClarty Jean Whitmore James Johnson own compositions, “Baby May 11, 1951 BLOW BY MANIAC George Edwin McLar- Jean Lavern Whitmore, James Charles Johnson, Come Back” and “Do Me FEARED AT TEXARKA- ty, 76, died Saturday, May 74, of Nashville, died 59, of Hope, died Sunday, No Wrong.” NASHVILLE - The en- NA - RESIDENTS OF THE 7th, 2011. He was born Monday, May 9, 2011. May 8, 2011. He was born Pat’s style is unique in gagement of Miss Dorothy BORDER CITY WAIT Feb. 6, 1935 in Nashville. She was born Nov. 22, Jan. 30, 1952 in Ozan. that he is able to use two Elizabeth Givens to Dr. TENSELY AS OFFICERS He served in the Army 1936 in Nashville. He is survived by his Reserve. She is survived by three mother, Flossie Johnson singing voices ranging James Owen Bryant is DIG FOR CLUES - May He is survived by his sons, Ray Whitmore, Mi- of Hope; his wife, Shirley from deep baritone to high made known by her mother, 11 - Texarkana residents wife, Mary Louise McLar- chael and Tommie Pres- Johnson of Phoenix, Ariz; tenor. Mrs. R.L. Ragar of War- waited tensely tonight, ty; sons, Paul E. McLarty, ley; a daughter, Janis Pre- four daughters, Peggy and His fi rst record release ren. Dr. Bryant is the son fearing the next blow by the Richard M. McLarty and sley; fi ve sisters, Gertrude Kita of Phoenix, Sharade features the currently popu- of Mrs. Lilla V. Bryant of sadist killer who has slain Steven A. McLarty; two Adams, Wadie G. Spencer, of Texarkana, and Chris- lar “rock and roll” style. Nashville. five persons, wounded a brothers, Carroll McLarty Janet Coulter, Ivy Briggs, tene of Detroit, Mch.; a Cupp is accompanied by At present, Miss Givens sixth and brutally assaulted and Tommey McLarty; 10 and Patricia Farmer; three son, James Jr. of Texar- his own instrumental group is Home Demonstration two others in this city. grandchildren; and one brothers, Silas, Paul and kana; sisters, Rosie Da- one great-grandchild. Donald Whitmore; two vis, Verna, Carla, Sandra, aptly named “The Flying Agent of Howard County. Private graveside ser- grandchildren; and one Felisha, and Gladis of Saucers.” Dr. Bryant attended 85 Years Ago vice will be held Friday, great-grandchild. Hope, Rosie Marks of Southern State College, May 12, 1926 May 13, in Rosewood Funeral services will Fordyce, Michelle of Con- 55 Years Ago Magnolia, and received his Cemetery, Porter, Texas. be held 11 a.m. Satur- way, and Dorothy Butler May 29, 1956 Bachelor of Arts degree at Hail and windstorms Visitation and memo- day, May 14, at Ebenezer of Texarkana; brothers, Southern Methodist Uni- have done considerable rial will be held start- United Methodist Church, Joe, Herman, and Carl of ing at 1 p.m. Friday at Nashville, with Pastors Hope, Robert of Mineral NASHVILLE - Five versity, Dallas, where he damage in this part of the West University Baptist Kevin Brazil and Shirley Springs, and Leroy of Pine Nashville horseback rid- was a member of Lambda state during the past several Church, 6218 Auden St., Souder offi ciating. Bluff. ers left Friday to join the Chi Alpha, social fraternity. days, although there is no Houston, Texas, in the Burial will be in St. Funeral services will be Northwest Arkansas Cav- After serving three and damage of material conse- Fowler Chapel. Paul Cemetery, under the held at 2:30 p.m. Satur- alcade for a trip from Win- one-half years in the Air quence here. You may send an on- direction of Hicks Funeral day, May 14, at Roadside line sympathy message at Home, Hope. Church of God in Christ. www.rosewood.cc. Visitation will be held Burial will be in St. from 7:30-8:30 p.m., Fri- Peter Cemetery, Ozan, un- day at the funeral home. der the direction of Hicks Diamond Park Speedway results Funeral Home, Hope. 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C R E W M E N A B A S H 3 7 5 4 9 6 1 8 2 G R A N D T H E F T A U T O 5 4 1 9 8 3 6 2 7 G O I A W A Y S A O Your friends at From Your Children A C H E T O T E R C E N T 6 3 7 2 4 1 8 9 5 S O O R O T C I S O Nashville Nursing & Rehab Earnestine McFall, Jerline, Davis, H O L I E R T H A N T H O U 2 8 9 5 6 7 4 3 1 E L E N A M A D O N N A 7 5 3 6 2 8 9 1 4 Alfred, Reecy Jr, Leon, Verdea, & S A D H B O R E L S I H O P M U R R A Y T H E K 1 6 4 3 5 9 2 7 8 R O U E T R I A G E I S M 9 2 8 7 1 4 3 5 6 Gladys Anderson K E T T S T O L E N T S E 5/8/2011 © 2009 Hometown Content Page 4 • Thursday, May 12, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Home and Family Hill, Brasel to wed rover and Ramona Hill of Dierks would like to announce the engagement Gand approaching marriage of their daughter, Heather Lindsay, to Aaron Robert Brasel, son of Harold and Karen Brasel of Jasper. Heather is a 2003 graduate of Dierks High College of Business at the University of Arkansas, School. In 2006 she earned a Bachelor of Science and a Juris Doctorate from the Robert A. Lefl ar Degree in Communication Disorders from the Uni- School of Law at the University of Arkansas in versity of Arkansas in Fayetteville. She received Fayetteville in 2009. Aaron is the owner of Brasel her Master’s Degree in Speech Language Pathol- Law Firm, PLLC in Nashville. His grandparents ogy from the University of Arkansas in 2008. She are Barbara Henderson of Jasper, Sam and Karen is the owner of Heather L. Hill Speech Pathology, Shelton of Harrison and the late Guy and Jessie PLLC. Her grandparents are Wendell and Shirley Brasel of Jasper. Hosey of Mineral Springs and the late Lewis and The wedding will take place at 6 p.m. on Sat- Norene Hill of Dierks and James Whisenhunt of urday, June 4, 2011 at the First Baptist Church in New Hope. Hot Springs. A reception will be held immediately Aaron is a 2002 graduate of Jasper High School. following the ceremony at the Hot Springs Coun- He received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Busi- try Club. Invitations have been sent; however, all ness Administration in 2006 from the Sam M. Walton friends and family are invited to attend. Local students awarded SAU scholarships MAGNOLIA—Several local students were awarded scholarships to Southern Arkansas University recently. Walter Cruz, a senior at Nashville High School, has been selected to receive an Achievement Scholarship from Southern Arkansas University. This scholarship includes $1,000 per semester and has a four year value of $8,000 Walter is the son of Jose and Rosa Cruz. Toni Jones, a senior at Mineral Springs High School, has been selected to receive an Achievement Scholarship Scott, Sullivan plan May wedding from Southern Arkansas University. This scholarship includes $1,000 per semester and has a four year value of $8,000. Toni is the daughter of Harvey and Margie Jones. Trais Marshall, a senior at Nashville High School, has been selected to receive an Achievement Scholarship from Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Scott Sr. of Nashville, an- High School. He is employed by Arklatech Com- Southern Arkansas University. This scholarship includes nounce the engagement of their daughter, Sara Lee munications as a Direct TV satellite installer. $1,000 per semester and has a four year value of $8,000. Ann, to Danny Sullivan II, son of Mr. and Mrs. The couple will marry in an outside ceremony Trais is the son of Travis and Debra Marshall. Danny Sullivan of Fontana, Calif., and the late on Sat., May 28, at 2 p.m. at the home of Danny Randall May, a senior at Nashville High School, has Louella Sullivan. and Teresa Scott with a reception to follow. The been selected to receive an Achievement Scholarship from The Bride-Elect is a 1999 honor graduate of couple invites all family and friends to join in Southern Arkansas University. This scholarship includes Nashville High School. this celebration. No in town invitations will be $1,000 per semester and has a four year value of $8,000. sent. The Groom-Elect is a 2001 graduate of Fontana Randall is the son of Denise May. Shelbi Miller, a senior at Nashville High School, has been selected to receive an Achievement Scholarship from Southern Arkansas University. This scholarship includes $1,000 per semester and has a four year value of $8,000. Shelbi is the daughter of Ernie Miller and Todd and 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 Jana Tallant. Presley Pennington, a senior at Nashville High School, has been selected to receive an Achievement Scholarship from Southern Arkansas University. This scholarship includes $1,000 per semester and has a four year value of $8,000. Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores Presley is the daughter of Joey and Ashleigh Penning- Look Good... Feel Better! ton and Jaon and Renae Foster. 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by Jean A. Ince Can you save money through preserving foods at home? Staff chairman does take more time to can food than to freeze them. If canners. It is recommended to have your pressure canner UofA Cooperative Extension you are a beginner, here are some costs you may have: tested annually to make sure you are processing foods at Service • Howard County - Cost of pressure and/or water bath canners. the correct amount of pressure. Only gauge type canners - Cost of jar funnels, lifters, jars, lids and other neces- need to be tested. There is no cost for the testing! Come With today’s rising food prices, many people are think- sary tools. by and check out the Farmer’s Market on that day! ing about home gardening and preserving nature’s bounty. - Cost of water, gas, and electricity. Recipe of the Week Nothing tastes better than fresh fruits and vegetables and - Cost of added ingredients such as vinegar, spices, Here is a favorite freezer jam recipe that my family that taste can be preserved through home canning and/or and sugar. loves. If you want to try your hand at home food preser- freezing of garden fresh foods. If you decide to use canned foods, you must use proce- vation start with jellies and jams. They are easy to make. Before you invest your time and money in home food dures that will keep the food safe. Up-to-date procedures This freezer jam recipe is super easy and takes about 30 preservation, there are some considerations to help you from reliable sources, such as the USDA Complete Guide minutes from start to fi nish. It’s a great activity to do decide whether or not it will help you save money. to Home Canning or the National Center for Home Food with children. The whole family will love it on biscuits How much you spend for food depends on where you Preservation web site, www.uga.edu/nchfp. or toast in the morning or spoon some on ice cream for get it. Grocery stores are usually the most expensive place If you want to can both fruits and vegetables, you an old fashioned sundae treat! to buy food, especially for home canning. Produce may will need two different canners. For canning high-acid Strawberry Freezer Jam be less expensive at farmer’s markets, roadside stands foods, such as fruits, pickles, jellies and jams, you will 2 cups crushed strawberries (buy 1 qt. fully ripe straw- or U-pick farms. If you grow your own food, you willneed a boiling water bath canner. For canning low-acid berries) have to consider the time and energy you will spend in vegetables (green beans, corn, peas, etc.) you will need 4 cups sugar, measured into separate bowl maintaining a garden plus the cost of equipment, fertil- a pressure canner. If you choose a pressure canner with ¾ cup water izers, seeds, water and tools. a dial gauge, it must be checked annually to make sure 1 box powdered fruit pectin Canning and freezing are the two most common it is working properly. Rinse clean 5 (1 cup) plastic freezer containers and methods for preserving food. Do you have space in your Whichever method you choose, you will need to plan lids with hot water. Dry thoroughly.Wash, stem and crush freezer for extra foods? What about cabinet space to store ahead. Here are some things you will need to plan for: strawberries thoroughly, 1 cup at a time. Measure exactly jars of canned food? Plan to can only what you can use - Check your jars and decide if you need to buy new 2 cups prepared fruit into large bowl. Stir in sugar. Let within a year because the quality will deteriorate after a ones. Do not use jars with cracks, nicks, or chips, espe- stand 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Mix water and year. Food safety experts also recommend discarding any cially around the top. pectin in small saucepan. Bring to boil on high heat, home processed food after one year. - Buying jars at yard sales may save you money, but be stirring constantly. Continue boiling and stirring 1 min- Make sure you follow safe, up-to-date directions for sure to check the jars before purchasing them. Standard ute. Add to fruit mixture; stir 3 minutes or until sugar preserving food. Follow USDA recommendations for canning jars are recommended. Avoid mayonnaise or is dissolved and no longer grainy. (A few sugar crystals home processing. If you are still using recommendations peanut butter glass jars. may remain.) from your grandmother or from old publications, you will - Jars that use a two-piece self-sealing metal lid are Fill all containers immediately to within ½ inch of tops. need to update the time tables and other recommendations recommended. You must buy new fl at lids every canning Wipe off top edges of containers; immediately cover from the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension season. Do not reuse lids. Avoid using screw bands that with lids. Let stand at room temperature 24 hours. Jam is Service. are dented, rusted or bent. Throw them away. now ready to use. Store in refrigerator up to 3 weeks or Freezing fruits and vegetables is the easiest and least - Be sure you have the right storage place. Store foods freeze extra containers up to 1 year. Thaw in refrigerator time-consuming way to preserve food. Some costs to between 50º and 70º F for the best quality, and use the before using. consider are the cost of a freezer if you do not have one, food within one year. Nutrition Information: Serving size – 1 Tablespoon, maintaining and repairing the freezer, and the electricity For more information on home canning of fruits and Calories – 50, Total fat – 0, Carbohydrate – 12 g., Vitamin needed to operate the freezer. 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RONNY K. WOODS • DONNY J. WOODS PROUDLY WOODS & WOODS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS SPONSORED BY ... 118 N. Main St. • Nashville • (870) 845-4422 Page 6 • Thursday, May 12, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS fi ed Pond before going into age early this year when it closed student-commons TWO surgery. SCHOOL became apparent that the room with a stage - would GUIDE From Page 1 “With the help of the From Page 1 district would be eligible be eligible for state partner- From Page 1 Wednesday. Texarkana, Texas Police, for qualified school con- ship monies. truth. She calls herself the “He [Baker] met Crystal Arkansas State Police, ham said. struction bonds issued by At their April meeting, ‘real Mrs. B.’” Pond and she followed him Ashdown Police, Little Slightly less than 600 the federal government, the school board hired Fay- “Do not ever say you [to his home outside of River Sheriff’s Department people turned out for the which can be paid back at etteville-based CR Craw- are bored because she will Foreman]. We believe that and the South Central Drug election, with 538 voting zero or near-zero percent ford Construction to man- fi nd something for you to she brought co-defendant Task Force – we located for the extension and 59 interest. age the project, plans for do. I mean it. She teaches - Jonathon Arnold - with Pond and Arnold together.” voting no. Talks became increas- which are being completed literature and language.” her,” Chesshir said. After a search warrant Graham said he was “ex- ingly serious after the State by Architecture Plus, Inc., “It is really neat that they The prosecutor said was issued for aggravated tremely appreciative” of Department of Education of Fort Smith. can write their own opinion Baker was shot “multiple robbery and use of a deadly the amount of people who indicated that part of the Nashville enjoys the 21st of their teachers in black times…at least once in the weapon, officers found voted and was pleased by proposed construction - lowest millage rate in the and white,” Linda Ross, head.” a ski mask and bloody the result. which includes a new gym, state, which is seven mills board member, said. He added that the victim clothes in Pond and Ar- The school originally new classrooms, revamped lower than the Arkansas “It’s like gospel to them,” saw Arnold in his home nold’s Texarkana bedroom. began discussing the mill- cafeteria areas and an en- average. Henry Brown, board mem- wearing a ski mask and “The investigation is ber, added. holding a gun before the ongoing,” Chesshir con- Homework tips attack. hicle. Applegate’s live in Delight. tinued, “I expect more “In middle school, stu- Chesshir said Baker HIGH Officers arrested the James Applegate is be- charges to be fi led.” dents are assigned home- struggled with Arnold for driver and observed the ing charged in the How- “The victim is still criti- From Page 1 work,” the book states. “A the gun. After Pond and passenger holding a small ard County Circuit Court cal,” he confi rmed. going to stop stick the way to help you meet your Arnold left, Baker crawled child. with felony fleeing and Pond and Arnold are suspect vehicle when it homework due dates is to his bed and called his There was another small two counts of endanger- in custody in the Bowie reached Fulton but the sus- our Homework Tips. Find family for help, according child in a car seat in the ing the welfare of a minor. County Correctional Cen- pect vehicle wrecked out a comfortable place, limit back seat of the vehicle. His bond has been set at to Chesshir. Baker identi- ter. before reaching the Hemp- distractions and make sure EMS was called to the $25,000. stead County offi cers. all materials needed are on opment of a prescription scene to check out all of Christa Applegate has The suspect vehicle was hand. Then, go over your LOCAL drug monitoring program the occupants of the fl eeing been released and no charg- attempting to pass another homework and do it.” From Page 1 to combat the abuse and vehicle. es are expected to be fi led vehicle but was meeting The book also has infor- diversion of prescription There were no injuries against her. “As a society member, an 18 wheeler and when mation on bullying, cliques, Dr. Hearnsberger is part of drugs.” to anyone involved. The Officers from Mineral the driver swerved back football, basketball, cheer- The society has also two small children were re- Springs, Nashville P.D., a statewide network of over into his lane he struck the leading and track. 4,000 Arkansas physicians, recently worked to pass vehicle he was attempting leased to family members. Hempstead County Sher- How to make a friend residents and medical stu- laws that protect motorists to pass. This caused the Offi cers arrested the driver, iff’s Offi ce and the Arkan- “If someone is new at dents, dedicated to protect- by initiating a graduated suspect vehicle to go into James W. Applegate, 22, sas State Police assisted the your school, they may be ing the interests of their drivers’ license and placing the ditch and hit a culvert and the passenger, Christa Howard County Sheriff’s lonely or very shy. You patients and improving the restrictions on cell phone stopping the fleeing ve- Mae Applegate, 21. The Offi ce in this pursuit. should introduce yourself health of Arkansans,” said use. and make an effort to talk Society President, Stephen In addition, they have to them. Then ask for their Magie, MD. worked on legislation that vides research funding and Howard County Investigator name and make them feel “Some of the society’s allows students to carry insurance coverage for welcome.” most recent efforts include asthma inhalers to school, colorectal cancer screen- graduates CID course Dating don’ts passing legislation to es- provides vision screening ing. “In school, there are a lot tablish a statewide Trauma in schools, provides fund- The Arkansas Medi- of dating don’ts. Hugging System and the Clean In- ing for tobacco preven- cal Society is a voluntary and showing affection can door Air Act, which pro- tion and cessation, pro- professional association, get you in trouble. Show- tects workers and citizens vides funding for cancer established in 1875, rep- ing love, besides holding in Arkansas from second- research, requires health resenting more than 4,000 hands and talking is known hand smoke in the work- care facilities to provide physicians and medical as P.D.A. (public display of place and in public places; emergency care to sexual students as well as the affection).” and supporting the devel- assault victims, and pro- “Keep your hands to yourself; don’t disrespect Caldwell girls or boys. 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This Ad Sponsored By: Tyson NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 12, 2011 • Page 7 Dierks Water, waste woes dominate discussion at council meeting Charles Goodin weather primarily affect-that the city would likely altogether, but aldermen and a leg to do it.” the housing authority to Managing Editor ed the plant’s electrical have to close its public- generally agreed that the The council took no allow the city to take over DIERKS - Light- components and that the use dumpster due to a city needed to provide the action on the subject andProject St.; ning storms that recently city’s insurance policy violation of state law that service - as long as bills it was tabled until next • approved a series of passed through the area will cover a little less than requires it to be monitored are paid in advance. week. resolutions related to the caused between $7,000 half of the damage. for illegal dumping. “If we haul it, it’s go- City aldermen also: city’s application for a and $8,000 worth of dam-The plant is currently The announcement ig- ing to be very expensive,” • tabled discussion on grant to fund a generator age to the city’s water operational. nited a fl urry of commen- Mounts said. whether to approve a pro- on the police station; treatment plant, Mayor The city’s older-model tary on how best to avoid Alderwoman Debbie posal by area mayors to • tabled discussion on Terry Mounts told city seweral- pump also broke the accumulation of large Brock suggested that the hire a new animal control instituting a set of plan- dermen Monday. down just as workersgarbage items typically city keep its dumpster but offi cer; ning and zoning codes that City workers were able completed the installation left at the dumpster. restrict access to city em- • considered but took city attorney Erin Sprick to avoid a shutdown of of a new one. Replacing Suggestions ranged ployees, eliminating the no action on a proposed said would be “really the plant and avert being that equipment is estimat- from providing pickups need for the city to haul ban on “jake brakes,” or helpful as a way for the placed under a boil order ed to cost an additional that could be charged to trash to a landfi ll. engine brakes, within the city to generate income,” thanks to extensive use of $7,000. the corresponding resi- “Keep the public out,” city limits; but also potentially liti- treatment chemicals. In other business, dence’s water bill to elim- she said, “because it’s • considered but took gious if the regulations Mounts said severe Mounts told the council inating large item pickup costing the city an arm no action on a proposal by passed are too complex. Public hearing to be held Southwest Arkansas Beekeepers DIERKS - A public hearing will erate income families; be held Tues., May 24 at 6 pm in the 2) Aid in the prevention of slum and to hold beehive inspection Dierks Municipal Building for the blight, or; purpose of identifying and prioritiz- 3) Meet other community needs ing the community needs of the city, which pose a serious, immediate workshop next week determining whether a full applica- threat to the health or welfare of the tion for Arkansas Community and community where no other funding is Betty Scott, Arkansas and at 9 am on Tuesday. to tide you through the Economic Development Program available to meet such needs. State Plant Board Api-Participants will meet at day. (ACEDP) funds should be developed, At this time, the city is considering ary Inspector, will be the Extension Homemak- Anyone who would like and if so, for what community need. an application which would fund the performing inspections ers House parking lot (be-to participate may con- of hives in the Nashville hind the Courthouse on tact the Howard County Also, comments on proposed project Dierks Emergency Power Restoration area next week as part of 2nd street) each day and activities will be discussed, especially Project. The city is requesting funding Extension Offi ce at 845- an educational workshop those with possible impacts on the to purchase an emergency power gen- carpool or travel “in-tan- 7517. For more informa- hosted by the Southwest dem” to the beekeeping tion about the program community, should the project receiveerator for their police department. The Arkansas Beekeepers. sites. contact Debra Bolding at funding. generator is necessary because the tor- Participants will be Be sure to bring a sack ACEDP funds are federal assistance nado siren is located at the police sta- 557-2352 or Bob Stuart at received by the State of Arkansas and tion and experience has demonstrated able to observe inspection lunch, water and snacks 451-1396. administered by the Economic Devel- that when the station is without power of club members’ bee- opment Commission. These funds will the storm siren cannot be activated. hives and discuss what is observed at each hive. The family of be made available to cities and coun- All residents of the city are encour- They will also learn about Mrs. Whitney ties according to need and can be used aged to attend the hearing and partici- for housing rehabilitation, community pate in the community development state laws related to bee- Paige Arnold hive registration and how facilities or economic development, process. The city will provide techni- is proud to but must address one of the following cal assistance in developing proposals to register hives. announce her objectives: by groups representing low and mod- The workshop will be- gin at noon on Monday graduation 1) Provide benefi t to low and mod- erate-income persons. from Hender- son State HOWARD COUNTY University with CHILDREN’S CENTER her Bachelor of Science in The Rainbow Learning Center is accepting applica- tions for a Full-Time Paraprofessional. A Child Care Human Services. She achieved the Development Associate (CDA) is preferred, or expe- Dean’s list and is graduating with hon- rience in working with children in a structured set- ors. She was also nominated for Who’s ting. Who and was inducted into the Alpha All candidates must be able to pass criminal records Kappa Delta Sociology Honor Society. background check, pre-employment drug test and She has been accepted into the Univer- provide proof of high school diploma or equivalency. sity of Arkansas at Little Rock for the E.O.E. fall where she will pursue her Master’s Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 of Social Work degree Hwy. 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852 . May Whitney Please, no phone calls. be blessed in her future endeavors. Page 8 • Thursday, May 12, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Howard County Land Transactions April 25-May 6 Warranty Deed - James Warranty Deed - Robbie AND, N½ of SW¼ SE¼, 20 Musick, grantees, Frl. NE¼ County. $118,000 Howard County. $87,000 Null and Nicole Null, grant- Stavely and Mark Stavely, ac. m/l; AND, NW¼ SW¼, NE¼, 40.58 ac. m/l (w/ Quitclaim Deed - Wendi Warranty Deed - Louise ors, to Avery Fatherree and grantors, to Nadia Karina 39¼ ac. m/l; AND NE¼ exceptions); AND, NW¼ Mounts, grantor, to Jeremy Drouillard, grantor, to John Kindra Fatherree, grantees, Pineda, grantee, S 89 ft. of SW¼, 40 ac. m/l; AND, NE¼, 40.5 ac. m/l (w/ex- Mounts, grantee, Lots 1, 2, 3 Costillo, grantee, a tract part of Lot 7 in SW¼ of Lots 13, 14, 15 and 16 in S½ NW¼ SE¼, 20 ac. m/l; ceptions), all in Section 3, and 4 in Block 2 of George marked by the intersec- Section 31, Township 6S, Block 35 of New Nashville, AND SW¼ NW¼, 40 ac. Township 9S, Range 27W, H. Bell First Addition to the tion of Mineral Springs and Range 28W, 2 ac. m/l, How- Howard County. $43,000 m/l; AND SE¼ NW¼, 40 Howard County. $70,000 city of Nashville, Howard Fulton Highway, and 4th ard County. $8,000 Warranty Deed - William ac. m/l, all in Section 15, Warranty Deed - Clarence County. St. in Saratoga, 4.5 ac. m/l, Special Warranty Deed Barton and Stacey Barton, Township 9S, Range 28W, Voudrie and Sylvia Voudrie, Warranty Deed - Greg Howard County. - Regions Bank, grantor, to grantors, to Harvey Jones Howard County. grantors, to Paul Cox and Ruchalski and Martha Executor’s Deed - Edwin N&M Davis LLC, grantee, and Margie Jones, grantee, Warranty Deed - Walter Kristi Cox, grantees, part Ruchalski, grantors, to Lori C. Lawrence, Executor for a tract in S½ of Section 22, Tract 1: part of NE¼ of SE¼ Warren Bean and Donna of S½ of NE¼, and part M. Linzy, grantee, part of George H. Lawrence, grant- 119.47 ac. m/l; ALSO, a of Section 14, Township Ruth Bean, grantors, to Billy of N½ pf SE¼ of Section NE¼ SW¼ in Section 34, or, to Edwin C. Lawrence, tract in NW¼ of SE¼ of 10S, Range 28W, 1 ac. m/l; Ray Bean Sr., grantee, N 15 12, Township 9S, Range Township 8S, Range 28W, grantee, part of N½ of SW¼ Section 22, 10.39 ac. m/l, Tract 2: part of E 210 ft. of ac. of 37 ac. parcel in SW¼ 28W, 79.75 ac. m/l, Howard 1.116 ac. m/l, Howard of NW¼ of Section 14, all in Section 22, Township W5/8 of NE¼ of SE¼ of SW¼; AND, N½ of SE¼ County. $289,000 County. $29,000 Township 9S, Range 27W, 9S, Range 27W, agg. 129.86 Section 14, Township 10S, SW¼, 20 ac. m/l.; AND, Corporation Deed - K&A Warranty Deed - Nadine 5 ac. m/l, Howard County. ac. m/l, Howard County. Range 28W, 5.07 ac. m/l, N½ of SW¼ SE¼, 20 ac. Rentals, grantor, to Tony Swann, grantor, to Chuck Warranty Deed - Justin R. $300,000 Howard County. $13,000 m/l; AND, NW¼ SW¼, Fatherree, grantee, part of Smith and Kaylan Smith, Morris and Ruby L. Morris, Quitclaim Deed - Nick Warranty Deed - Billy 39¼ ac. m/l; AND NE¼ SW¼ of SE¼ of Section 26, grantees, Lots 5, 6, and 8 in grantors, to Justin R. Morris Schoolfield & Rita Inez Ray Bean Jr. and Andrea SW¼, 40 ac. m/l; AND, Township 9S, Range 27W, Block 3 of Ridgeway Addi- as trustee of Justin R. Morris Stamps Schoolfi eld, Fran- Bean, grantors, to Billy Ray S½ NW¼ SE¼, 20 ac. m/l; Howard County. $21,000 tion to the city of Nashville, Family Revocable Living ces Lee & Kenneth Lee, Bean Sr., grantee, N 15 ac. AND SW¼ NW¼, 40 ac. Warranty Deed - Charles Howard County. $160,000 Trust, grantee, NE¼ NE¼ Marylen Coleman & Har- of 37 ac. parcel in SW¼ m/l; AND SE¼ NW¼, 40 G. Miller, grantor, to Kelly Warranty Deed - Johnny NE¼, 10 ac. m/l; AND S½ old Coleman, Marvin Ray SW¼; AND, N½ of SE¼ ac. m/l, all in Section 15, Scott Jr. and Ramona Scott, Grubbs, grantor, to Rod- of NE¼ NE¼, 20 ac. m/l, Stamps Jr. & Roseanne SW¼, 20 ac. m/l.; AND, Township 9S, Range 28W, grantees, part of E¾ of E½ ney D. Whisenhunt and all in Section 20, Township Stamps, Elizaida Hobbs, N½ of SW¼ SE¼, 20 ac. Howard County. of SE¼ of Section 30, AND Constance D. Whisenhunt, 9S, Range 28W, Howard Anselmo Stamps, Billy Jay m/l; AND, NW¼ SW¼, Special Warranty Deed NE¼ NE¼ of Section 31, grantees, part of E½ of SW¼ County. Stamps & Frankie Stamps, 39¼ ac. m/l; AND NE¼ - Regions Bank, grantor, to all in Township 9S, Range in Section 34, Township 8S, Penny Lannell Burgess & SW¼, 40 ac. m/l; AND, Joseph Musick and Scotti 28W, 84 ac. m/l, Howard Range 28W, 50 ac. m/l, Phillip Burgess, and Troy S½ NW¼ SE¼, 20 ac. m/l; Dean Stamps & Brenda AND SW¼ NW¼, 40 ac. Stamps, grantors, to Billy m/l; AND SE¼ NW¼, 40 Jay Stamps and Frankie ac. m/l, all in Section 15, Stamps, grantees, Lot 4 and Township 9S, Range 28W, the N½ of Lot 5 in Block Howard County. 12 of Holly Addition to Warranty Deed - Keith the city of Dierks, Howard Owen Bean and Ann K. County. Bean, grantors, to Billy Ray Quitclaim Deed - C.C. Bean Sr., grantee, N 15 ac. Carlton, grantor, to James of 37 ac. parcel in SW¼ G. Carlton, grantee, part of SW¼; AND, N½ of SE¼ Section 14, Township 9S, SW¼, 20 ac. m/l.; AND, Range 27W, 10 ac. m/l; and N½ of SW¼ SE¼, 20 ac. SW¼ of NW¼ (w/excep- m/l; AND, NW¼ SW¼, tions), 35 ac. m/l; NW¼ of 39¼ ac. m/l; AND NE¼ SW¼, 40 ac. m/l; and all SW¼, 40 ac. m/l; AND, that part of SW¼ of SW¼ S½ NW¼ SE¼, 20 ac. m/l; lying N & E of Nashville AND SW¼ NW¼, 40 ac. New Hope Public Rd. (w/ m/l; AND SE¼ NW¼, 40 exceptions), all in Howard ac. m/l, all in Section 15, County. Township 9S, Range 28W, Warranty Deed - Avery Howard County. Fatherree and Kindra Fa- Warranty Deed - Lynn therree, grantors, to Ronald Robinson Bean and Donna Stapp, grantee, part of Lot Jean Owens Bean, grantors, 7 of SW¼ of Section 31, to Billy Ray Bean Sr., grant- Township 6S, Range 28W, ee, N 15 ac. of 37 ac. parcel 2 ac. m/l, Howard County. in SW¼ SW¼; AND, N½ $6,000 of SE¼ SW¼, 20 ac. m/l.;

The Nashville PHF Karate Club attended a tournament in Haskell Sat., May 7. Pictured left to right are (front row) Amber Ross (first place in forms and first place in sparring), Katelyn Hip (second place in form and third place in sparring), Madison Daniel (third place in form), Ashlyn Hipp (second place in forms), Tadashi Dennis (second place in forms and first place in sparring), (back row) Kenneth McCurrin (first place in forms and third place in sparring), Jessica Hipp (third place in forms and first place in sparring), Michelle Daniel (second place spar- ring) and Sherri Hipp (third place forms and first in spar- ring). Alex Kwok is the club instructor. Submitted Photo

Customers..... Neighbors..... Associates..... & Friends..... Our appreciation for you will never end! Power Pharmacy 1310 S. 4th Street Nashville • 870-845-2304 NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 12, 2011 • Page 9 Sports Around the Diamond Baseball Results 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E Ashdown 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 7 0 Nashville 0 1 1 0 3 1 - 6 8 4 SP-Reed Kell: 6IP 6H 3ER 2BB 2SO (WP); Alan Copeland: 1IP 1H 0ER 0BB 1SO (SV) Lucas Scott 0-1, Ben Worthington 0-4 1R, Alan Copeland 4-4 (1DBL, 1HR) 2R 2RBI, Dakota McElyea 1-3 (1DBL), Ryan Stinson 0-2 1R, Ryan Forte 0-0, Alex Curry 1-2 1R, Tesean Green 0-3, Reed Kell 1-2 (1DBL) 1RBI, Spencer Pack 1R, Kyler Lawrence 1-2 2RBI, Austin May 0-0 Softball Results 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E Nashville 0 0 6 3 2 - - 11 10 3 Ashdown 0 0 0 0 0 - - 0 3 2 SP-Kera Hinds: 5IP 3H 0ER 0BB 1SO (WP) Sarah Renfrow 2-4 (1DBL) 2R 1RBI 1SB, Danielle Terwilliger1-4 (1DBL) 1R 2RBI, Kristen Busby 1-4 1R 1RBI, Maddie McJunkins 1-2 1R 1RBI 1SB, Tiffany Lee 2-3 (1DBL, 1TRP) 3RBI, Nina Wynn 0-2 1RBI, Jenna Hendry 1-1 2R 1SB, Kera Hinds 1-2, Shayla Wright 1-2 1R, Kamie The Nashville Scrapperettes defeated Ashdown Monday, earning them the 74A Regional Tourna- Westbrook 1R, Whitney Finley 1R, Avery Kesterson 1R ment crown and a coveted one seed as they enter the 2011 4A State Tournament to be held in Heber Spring Hill 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 Springs. Dierks 4 0 2 2 1 0 - 9 10 2 Photo by Dewayne Holloway SP-Caitlin Lites: 7IP 2H 0ER 6BB 10SO (WP) Caitlin Lites 2-4 2R, Tori Icenhower 0-4, Kori Clement 3-4 2R 1RBI, Mary Brown 1-2 3R, Emily Brewer 1-3 2R, Sarah Scrapperettes claim one seed with finals win Cothren 2-4 2RBI, Lori Hill 1-4 3RBI, Hannah Dellinger 0-2 Dewayne Holloway Nashville opened the third inning the 10 run rule. 2RBI, Whitney Bennett 0-2 Sports Editor with a walk and two singles to load Kera Hinds earned the win, giv- NASHVILLE – The Nashville the bases. ing up three hits with one strikeout. Scrapperettes exit the 4A South Re-Jenna Hendry scored on an error Lee led the Scrapperettes from the gional Tournaments with a one seed at third, followed by Kamie West- plate with a double and a triple and in the 4A State Tournament after run brook and Wright who also scored three RBI’s. ruling Ashdown 11-0 in the fi nals of on the same play. Sarah Renfrow went two for four the regional tournament. Danielle Terwilliger scored on a with a double, two runs and an RBI. The Scrapperettes rebounded well single by Maddie McJunkins to right Nashville will receive a bye in the in the regional tournament after a fi eld. fi rst round of the 4A State Tourna- dismal showing in the district tour- Tiffany Lee drove in Whitney ment due to their regional tourna- nament left them in the fourth seed Finley and McJunkins with a double ment win and will face the winner of entering last week’s tournament. to centerfi eld and Avery Kesterson the Southside Batesville and Potts- Defense ruled the day throughout scored on a sacrifi ce by Wynn. vile game Saturday at 12 p.m. the fi rst two innings, with neither Nashville added three runs in the The tournament will be played at team mustering a run. fourth and two in the fi fth to invoke Heber Springs Park.

Danielle Terwilliger makes the grab for the out Scrapper thinclads runners up in state meet Monday for Nashville. Dewayne Holloway Walter Cruz had the second best lay: Davencio Hawthorne, Gaines, Photo by Dewayne Holloway Sports Editor jump in the pole vault and JaKaree Trais Marshall, Reggie Wright 2nd HEBER SPRINGS – The Nash- Gaines fi nished third in the 100m (:43.94); 4x400m relay: Lofton, ville Scrappers fi nished the 2011 dash, 200m dash and the triple Shawn Kennedy, Gaines, Wright outdoor track season as runners- jump. 2nd (3:30.96); 4x800m relay: Lof- up in the 4A State Track Meet All four relay teams fi nishedton, Steele, Jose Sepulveda, Wiley Sat., May 7, at Heber Springs. second in their respective events. Reeder 2nd (8:48.39); High Jump: Nashville amassed a respect- RESULTS Stephon Snowden 5th (5-10), able 96 points, but fell short of the 100m dash: JaKaree Gaines Brandon Shamrock 7th (5-10); top spot claimed by the host team 3rd (:11.26); 200m dash: Gaines Pole Vault: Walter Cruz 2nd (13- with 120.5 points. 3rd (:22.58); 400m dash: Cam- 0); Long Jump: Gaines 5th (21-0), Jared Morrow was the only eron Lofton 7th (:52.18); 110m Hawthorne 6th (20-11.5); Triple Scrapper to claim a victory with Hurdles: Deangelo Coulter 7th Jump: Hawthorne 3rd (41-11.5); a fi rst place throw in the shot put.(:15.75); 800m run: Michael Steele Shot Put: Jared Morrow 1st (50- He also fi nished third in the dis-3rd (2:04.90); 1600m run: Daniel 3.25), Jawara Stewart 3rd (44-5); cus. Moreno 8th (4:59.14); 4x100m re- Discus: Morrow 3rd (143-07). Hornets, Lady Hornets compete in 2A State Meet Dewayne Holloway and Lady Hornets had a The Lady Hornets the triple jump (31-7) and Sports Editor good showing at the 2A scored 35 points withthe 300mJor- hurdles(:54.71). FORT SMITH – The State Track Meet held in dan Miller scoring in two Amber Reed had the Mineral Springs Hornets Fort Smith Thurs., May 5. events, fi nishing sixth in highest fi nish with the third best throw in the dis- cus (87-2). Nika Keels was We have a NEW PRINTER! HERE COME THE RACE CARS! fourth in the 100m hurdles (:17.35) and Jessica Mun- Get AMAZING Color Copies of son fi nished fi fth in the 400m dash (1:05.55). Mineral Springs fi n- Photos from The Newspaper! ished fourth in the 4x100m Come by today or call at 870-845-2010! relay (:54.34), fi fth in the COME ON OUT SATURDAY NIGHT FOR SOME GREAT 4x400m relay (4:42.40) DIRT TRACK RACING AT DIAMOND PARK SPEEDWAY! and fourth in the 4x800m GATES OPEN @ 5 P.M. 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Page 10 • Thursday, May 12, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Sports Lady Outlaws enter state tourney with 9-3 win Dewayne Holloway of the fi rst inning with a hit and Dierks added two runs in the Sports Editor scored two batters later on a base fourth and one in the fi fth to put DIERKS – The Dierks Lady hit off the bat of Kori Clement. the game out of reach. Outlaws are right where they want Mary Brown drew a walk and Lites was the winning pitcher, to be going into the 2A State Tour- Emily Brewer had a base hit to striking out 10 while giving up two nament this weekend, after claim- load the bases with one out. hits and walking six. ing a 9-3 win over the Spring Hill Clement scored on a sac ground- Clement was clutch at the plate Lady Bears in the 2A South Re- er by Sarah Cothren and Lori Hill for the Lady Outlaws, going three gional Tournament consolation drove in Brown and Brewer to give for four with a run and an RBI. game. Dierks a 4-0 lead. Lites helped her own cause, go- The win places the Lady Out-Spring Hill was able to score ing two for four from the plate with laws in the bottom bracket with three unearned runs in the third, two runs scored. Junction City and opposite the cutting the lead to one, but the Dierks will travel to Reservoir reigning state champion Foreman Lady Outlaws were able to stretch Park in Pine Bluff Friday to face Lady Gators. their lead back to three with runs Pangburn at 1:45 p.m. in the fi rst Caitlin Lites led the bottom half by Brown and Brewer. round of the 2A State Tournament. Ralph Gross Memorial Scholarship recepient announced NASHVILLE - Three-sport standout were looking for and we are privileged graduate from Nashville High in 1952. Mary Brown gets dirty as she dives back to Alan Copeland is the receiptant of the to name him the winner of the 2011 Ralph was a standout athlete at NHS first to avoid the pick off attempt. Brown had a hit 2011 Ralph Gross Athletic Scholarship Ralph Gross Memorial Scholarship in football, basketball, baseball, track and scored three runs for Dierks as they rolled past Award, named in honor of the former Award.” and tennis. After graduation, he attend- Spring Hill 9-3 in the 2A South Consolation Game. great athlete at Nashville High. Alan is currently leading his Base-ed Henderson State Teachers College, Photo by Dewayne Holloway Copeland, who was the captain of the ball Scrappers to a berth in the state before serving in the United States Ma- Scrapper football team, four-year letter- tournament this weekend. He is batting rines in Okinawa, Japan in 1954-56. man in baseball and two-year letterman .525 with four home runs and 38 runs After two-years of service to our in basketball had a lot of similarities batted in. On the mound, he has won six country, he wasn’t fi nancially able to with the former 1952 athlete who the games and recorded four saves in 66 2/3 continue college and went out into the award is named after. innings of work, with an impressive 95 working world to help his parents dur- “One of the criteria when our family strikeouts. He has only walked 25 bat- ing tough times. selects the winner each year is we want ters and has an 2.70 earn run average. The Gross Family wanted to estab- to select a person who plays multiple In the classroom, Copeland is just as lish this fund to help a student-athlete sports if all possible and plans to play impressive with a 3.43 grade point av- who wants to go off to college to pursue a sport in college while continuing his erage and scored a 25 on his ACT. He their education while playing sports. education and working toward his de- is ranked 25th in his senior class. Alan Past winners include: Drew Curtis gree,” Jeff Gross said - son of the late plans to major in Chemical Engineering (2003), Keller Reeves (2004), Haydon Ralph Gross. in college. Arnold (2005), Caleb Jamison (2006), “We also want to select an athlete This Athletic Scholarship was es- Josh Green (2007), Michael Nava who also is a leader on and off the fi eld,tablished in 2003 in honor of the late (2008), Michael Milum (2009) and in the classroom, his community and Ralph Gross, who passed away with a Luke Jamison (2010). church. Alan has those qualities we long battle with cancer and who was a

Jeff Gross presents Alan Copeland the 2011 Scrappers ready for state tournament Ralph Gross Athletic Scholarship Award named in ing one strikeout in the honor of his father Jeff Gross. NASHVILLE – Ky- of the fi fth inning sparked their fi rst lead of the day Photo by Cecil Harris ler Lawrence’s hard hit a three run rally and ulti- in the fi fth on a well save. hit ground ball in the bottom mately the win over the ball to centerfi eld, scoring Copeland had a mon- Ashdown Panthers in the Ben Worthington and Alan ster day at the plate with a 4A South Consolation Copeland. Ryan Stinson four for four performance, Game Monday. would later score to give which included a double Nashville fell behind in Nashville a 5-3 lead. and a homerun. He scored the fi rst inning after Ash- The two squads two runs and drove in two. down managed two runs swapped runs once again Dakota McElyea and in the opening inning. in the sixth, but Nashville Kell each had a double in Alex Curry was the fi rst was able to hold on for the the game. AT YORK GARY AUTOPLEX! Scrapper to score in the 6-4 victory. Nashville will travel to game after reaching base Kell worked six in- Jonesboro for the 4A State on a one out single to right nings, giving up three Tournament hosted by 2011 Chevrolet Impala fi eld in the second inning. earned runs on six hits Valley View High School. and two walks. He also They will face Southside MSRP ...... $25,505 He later scored on a dou- less York Gary Discount ...... $2,006 ble by Reed Kell. had two strikeouts in the Batesville Friday at 2:30 less Customer Cash Rebate ...... $3,500 The two teams swapped win. 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Adcock All of the Mineral Springs said fi rst year teachers will software specialist; Helen Arlette Crofton, ABC; Mitchell, custodial; Loula said Thomas is retiring af- Saratoga School District receive $5,000; second Harris, custodian; Lula Alisa Walker, ABC; Rox-Hendrix, custodial; Nikita ter 28 years with the dis- will receive a one-timeand third year teachers Hendrix, custodian; Nikita anne Dixon, lunchroom/ Hopkins, custodial; Na- trict. bonus soon due to being a will receive $4,000; the Hopkins, ABC paraprofes- cafeteria; Donna Hughes, thaniel Green, custodial; While Lockeby re- High Priority District. remaining teachers and sional, custodian; Valerie lunchroom/cafeteria; Ken- John Marshall, custodial; signed as a custodian at A High Priority District administrators will receive Jones, parent coordinator, neth Green, Title 1; John Sarah Lockeby, custodial; Saratoga, she will contin- is “a district of 1,000 or $3,000; classifi ed employ- Title 1; Marnell Pierce, Lacy, Title 1; Stacey Turn- Myra Vaughn, custodial; ue to work in the Mineral fewer students in which 80 ees will receive a bonus special education aide; Al-er, Title 1, Denise Hen- Louis Cook, custodial; Springs cafeteria. percent or more of public also. vin Stewart, Title 1; Marla drix, secretary; Shirley Amanda Dominquez, cus- The salary schedules school students are eligi- The board unanimously Williams, secretary, ABC Cheatham, aide; todial; were approved for the ble for the free or reduced- approved Adcock’s pro- director; Frankie Darr, federal Charles Porter, mechan-2011-11 year. price lunch program under posal for the bonus Mon- Judy Hart, Mineral programs coordinator; ic; and bus drivers: Steve The schedule included the National School Lunch day at the regular board Springs High School Donna sec- Ellen, assistant Dixon, Denise Hendrix, raising the substitute pay Act,” according to the Ar- meeting. retary; Robyn Walton, book keeper; Michelle Leodis Hopkins, Max Ad-from $45 to $53 per day kansas Department of Ed- In other business, the aide; Richard Gamble, Neal, administrative as-cock, Rick Hart, Kenneth to meet minimum wage ucation. board rehired the classi-aide; James Slaton, aide; sistant; Charles Gulley, Green, John Lacy, Spencer requirements and added The majority of the fi ed staff. Laurie LaGrone, food ser- maintenance; Flint Green, Gay and Charles Batts $500 to lunchroom man- money for the bonuses Classifi ed staff list (pro-vice, Sarah Lockeby, food maintenance; Dorothy The board also accepted agers for summer work. City to foot Mineral Springs High School class reunion announced MINERAL SPRINGS – Plans are underway for the tact David, also. immunization bill Mineral Springs High School Class of 1971 to enjoy a 40th reunion. Crosby selected by SAU for scholarship for public workers The exact date will be announced later, but it is tenta- MAGNOLIA— Breanna Crosby, a senior at Min- tively schedule for the end of July. eral Springs High School, has been selected to receive MINERAL SPRINGS - City aldermen voted an Achievement Scholarship from Southern Arkansas unanimously Tuesday to innoculate three of the If you are a member of this class (even if you end- ed up graduating from another school) please contact University. This scholarship includes $1,000 per se- city’s water, sanitation and sewer employees. David Tullis at 1423 W 3rd St. Apt. 8, Little Rock, Ar. mester and has a four year value of $8,000. The move came after city recorder Kathy Jones Breanna is the daughter of Raymond and Ocie New- introduced the proposal and reported that it would 72201-1801 or by email at [email protected]. ton. cost between $1,132 and $1,147.50 depending on The families of deceased classmates are asked to con- where the shots were administered. The quotes came from Mercy Clinic in Murfreesboro and Dr. King’s offi ce in Nashville, and were based on the market price of serum. “We need to get them these shots, working in sew- er,” said alderman James Jeanes, who moved to pay for the immunizations at the Murfreesboro location. -Charles Goodin

White Cliffs News By Mary Crosslin

Rev. Germany kept his ap- Fern Scott, my sister in pointment at the Mt. Zion Michigan, is doing about the Church on Sunday. He spoke to same. Keep her in your prayers. us on the subject of the unbeat- Myrtle Smith’s eye is getting able spirit of faith. He focused better. on the need for Christians to My cats are doing fi ne. I activate their faith and act on it, didn’t see one of them on Sun- even when in the natural way day. Maybe it was just hanging that looks like nothing is hap- out and will return soon. pening. Christian Refresher: Revela- Faith is not our opinion but tion 4; 1-2, 6-9-11 - KJV what the Word says, and when After this I looked (John), we stand fast on it we are over- and, behold a door was opened comers. in heaven: and the fi rst voice On May 15 at 3 p.m., the which I heard was as it were Roland Piggee Memorial of a trumpet talking with me; Church men will be inwhich celebra- said, come up hither, and tion. They will be encouraging I will shew thee things which Christian men to focus on Je- must be hereafter. sus. Rev. Charles Young will And immediately I was in be the speaker and the Sweet the Spirit: and, behold, a throne Home Baptist Church from was set in heaven, and one sat Prescott will be their special on the throne. guest. If there was ever a time And before the throne there men’s focus needed changing was a sea of glass like unto it is now. Our homes and com-crystal: and in the midst of the munities are crying out for a throne, and around the throne, change. Rev. Richard L. Dixon were four beasts full of eyes be- is pastor. fore and behind. I hope all the mothers had And when those beast give a great day and communicated glory and honour and thanks to with all their children. There is him that sat on the throne, who nothing like the family and the liveth forever and ever. great family get togethers. They The four and twenty elders create family history for our fall down before him that sat children and our grandchildren on the throne, and worship him for years to come. Some great that liveth for ever and ever, photos provide for great history and cast their crowns before the also. throne, saying, Happy birthday to Sharon Thou art worthy, O Lord, to Smith, Clifton Calvin, Joyce receive glory and honour and Smith and Dante Crosslin. May power: for thou has created all the blessings of God be upon things, and for thy pleasure they you and you have many more are and were created. birthdays. Love is the key! Page 12 • Thursday, May 12, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Nashville Kindergarten preregistration to be held Parents that have a child that daycare. Registration papers will will be five years old on or before be sent home to those parents Aug. 1, 2011 and will be enrolling to be completed and returned to in Nashville kindergarten for the their child’s pre-schoolldaycare. 2011-2012 school year, will need Those parents and children do not to pre-register their child for kin- need to attend pre-registration on dergarten. Pre-registration will be May 17. Tues., May 17, from 8 a.m. until Students can not be assigned 3 p.m. at the Primary School. Par- to a kindergarten classroom until ents will need to bring their child they have been pre-assessed and to be pre-assessed while they are registration papers with neces- filling out registration papers. sary documents are returned to Parents will need to bring their the Primary School. child’s birth certificate, Social All kindergarten-third grade Security card, up-to-date shot students of Nashville Primary Ace Rice of Nashville exhibited his Shorthorn Plus bull to win the Senior Grand Champion records, and a recent physical School will need to attend regis- award at the Arkansas Spring Livestock Show May 7 in Little Rock. He is the 17-year-old assessment from a doctor. tration day on Aug. 9 from 8 a.m. son of Charles and Ginger Blue. He is a member of the Showstoppers 4-H Club and Nash- If the child attends one of to 3 p.m. to confirm registration ville FFA Chapter. The show is sponsored by Arkansas Farm Bureau and the Arkansas Nashville pre-schools or day- informationand meet their teach- State Fair. Arkansas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit, private advocacy organization of almost care centers, children will be ers. 220,000 Arkansas families throughout the state working to improve farm and rural life. pre- assessed at their pre-school/ Submitted photo Flooding’s cost to Arkansas agriculture could top $500 million LITTLE ROCK — With more fairs for Arkansas Farm Bureau. rice crop likely won’t be planted than 1 million acres of Arkansas “There is an awful lot of water this year,” Carter said, citing cropland under water, the impact that still has to move through our flooding issues in the bootheel of flooding to Arkansas crops river systems, and significant area of Missouri and Louisiana, and forage is expected to top drying will have to occur before two other sizable rice-producing $500 million dollars, according our farmers can begin the dif- areas. to preliminary research by ag ficult work of reworking their Carter also noted the impact economists at the Arkansas Farm ground. to the winter wheat crop that is Bureau. “There is no way to overstate nearing harvest. Arkansas farm- A total of 63 counties in Ar- the impact of this to those af- ers had planted roughly 550,000 kansas have been declared di- fected. It has been devastat- acres this year, and the Farm Bu- saster areas as a result of storms ing.” reau estimates that 120,000 acres and flooding that have ravaged Carter said he expects the loss of that wheat will be abandoned the state since late April. As the in rice acreage to near 300,000 due to the flooding, resulting in Kelsey Hockaday of Nashville won the Junior Beef Show- state’s largest industry segment, acres, resulting in a loss of $300 a loss of $40 million that won’t manship award at the Arkansas Spring Livestock Show agriculture annually accounts million in rice production. Ar- be replaced by other crops. May 6 in Little Rock. Kelsey is the 12-year-old daughter for $16 billion of Arkansas’ kansas is the largest rice-produc- Other significant losses are of Jim Bob and Sherri Hockaday. She is a member of the economy, so any significant im- ing state in the nation, annually forecast for cotton, with reduced Howard County Show Stoppers 4-H Club. The show is pact will have effects far beyond accounting for about half of the yield losses projected at $66 mil- sponsored by Arkansas Farm Bureau and the Arkansas the farmers’ and ranchers’ direct nation’s rice crop. lion; plus another $35 million in State Fair. Arkansas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit, private losses. Carter noted that much of the added costs to get this year’s cot- advocacy organization of almost 220,000 Arkansas fami- lies throughout the state working to improve farm and “We are seeing flood levels loss of the commodity crops ton crop in the ground, including rural life. never seen before,” said Randy could be offset by plantings of fertilizer, fuel, herbicides, etc. Submitted photo Veach, a cotton, rice and soy- other crops. Soybean acreage, as Additionally, a loss of roughly bean farmer from Manila (Mis- an example, is expected to sky- $37 million is being projected COUNTRYSIDECOUNTRYSIDE sissippi County), who is presi- rocket, because the planting win- in forage, hay and fencing. The NURSERYNURSERY dent of the Arkansas Farm Bu- dow for that crop is significantly Farm Bureau estimates roughly reau. “The effect to our state’s wider than for rice, cotton, corn 6,000 miles of fencing will re- COMPLETE TREE SERVICE commodity crops is staggering, and grain sorghum. However, quire repair or replacement. TRIMMING/REMOVAL and the entire impact can’t be late-planted crops are susceptible “I know the resiliency of adequately determined for sev- to a number of additional risks, Arkansas farmers,” said Veach. BUCKET TRUCK eral months.” including early frosts, hurricane “They are unnaturally optimistic. INSURED Veach noted the Farm Bureau’s season, insect and disease issues They accept risk that most people estimate does not include costs and other problems. This makes would not begin to deal with. STUMP GRINDING to repair infrastructure, farm the replacement value of those And while I expect Arkansas equipment, loss of grain in stor- crops difficult to assess. agriculture to overcome this, the Landscape Shrubs age bins, and repairs to farmland, Arkansas was projected to effects of this disaster will be felt Trees (wide assortment) which could reach well into the plant 1.3 million acres of rice for years to come.” Come see our large variety of plants available, just tens of millions of dollars. in 2011. Some of the rice crop Arkansas Farm Bureau is a minutes away from Nashville! “We aren’t likely to see sig- already planted could survive the nonprofit, private advocacy (870) 845-2307 nificant activity in these flooded floods, though reduced yield and organization of almost 220,000 198 MURRAY LANE areas until June 1, at the earli- quality issues will likely limit the families throughout the state Off Hwy 278 W, toward Center Point est,” said Warren Carter, director value of that crop further. working to improve farm and of commodity and regulatory af- “Forty percent of the national rural life.

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Exiting Junior Auxillary members who became lifetime members at the JA Spring Tea include Stephanie Harrison, Michale Kuntz, Andrea Woodruff, and KellyJo Oge. Every year all fifth graders of Howard County are invited to the Nashville City Park for the Arbor Day celebration. Classes rotated on a timed schedule from program to program. Some of the events included: Arkansas Forestry Commission - “Don’t Muddy the Water,” (about erosion control) and “Birds of The Forest,” given by Eley Talley with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. ABOVE: Cossatot State Park employee Shelley Flannary lets Nashville student, Peyton Dodd, hold a garden snake. Photo by Cecil Harris

On Wednesday, the Howard County Relay For Life hosted a chamber coffee. Pictured: Tim Pinkerton, Josh Tice, Earl Sanders, Mike Reese, Fred Hintze, Mike Chambers, Lesley White, Harmony Burton, Stina Brown and Bill Fritts. Photo by Cecil Harris ABOVE & AT RIGHT: Incoming JA President Misty Wilson is ‘pinned in’ by outgoing president Michale Kuntz and former president Kelly Jo Oge.

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Tiffany Lee (15) stops at third as Ashdown tries to halt a Scrappertte rally Monday during the 4A South Regional Tournament championship game.

Coach Brad Bray and the Lady Outlaws prepare to take the field Monday against Spring Hill in the 2A South Regional Tournament consolation game.

Whitney Bennett (13) slides in under the tag for a run Monday as the Lady Outlaws pull off a 9-3 victory over the Lady Bears.

Maddie McJunkins handles a bad hop at shortstop Monday. Nashville rolled to an 11-0 victory over Ashdown.

Alan Copeland and Ryan Stinson have a conference on the mound Friday during the Scrappers 9-6 victory over Hamburg.

Spencer Pack scoops up a ground ball and throws out the batter at first base. Nashville defeated Ashdown Monday to earn the third seed from the 4A South .

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Photos by Dewayne Saturday, May 14 at 7 p.m. Holloway Admission is $10 ~ Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and For Information call: Henry Matthews at: Oaklawn Opry (903) 838-3333 Logan The Oaklawn Opry is located at Tori Icenhower twists and tags a Spring Hill baserunner as the Lady Out- 124 Oaklawn Shopping Center in Texarkana, Texas. Webster laws earn the third seed from the 2A South Region.