I Saw It In ... Nashville N The News N THURSDAY • JUNE 21, 2012 • Issue 50 • 2 Sections • 12 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents INSIDEt NRWA president resigns n PAGE 2B: PUBLIC WORKS Dierks blood drive a success TERRICA HENDRIX Editor IN BRIEF t NASHVILLE - The resigna- tion of rural water board Burn ban president, Jerry Christie, lifted - for was accepted and a new president was appointed now Monday evening. The burn Christie’s resignation ban for How- was unanimously accepted ard County has by the Nashville Rural Wa- been temporar- ily lifted follow- ter Association board dur- ing recent rains. DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News ing a special called meeting B99.5 radio personality Scott Dunson conducts a broadcast at the radio station. Monday. Christie, who was Old-fashioned not present, addressed the camp meeting board in a short resignation letter stating that he had scheduled other obligations and did There will be not have the time to serve old-fashioned VOICES OF NASHVILLE on the board. camp meeting at Open Door Christie has served on Baptist Church Local radio station has been serving the area for 53 years the board since 2009 and located just off has been president for two Highway 278 n years. on Antioch Rd. DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Sports Editor See NRWA / Page 5 June 24-27. he silence which blanketed Sunday ser- southwest Arkansas was bro- vices will start at 6 p.m. with Tken in 1959 when KBHC took the weekday to the airwaves and they, along with services start- INSIDE ing at 9 a.m. and KNAS and KMTB, have been keeping 6:30 p.m. Nashville and surrounding communi- There will be n PAGE 6 several minis- ties informed ever since. ters from Texas, Station manager Brent Pinkerton shared Arkansas, that the first AM station in Nashville, KBHC Western Auto Oklahoma, Mis- 1260, went on the air in May of 1959 and celebrates sissippi, Louisi- KNAS 105.5, the first FM station, joined ana, Alabama, them on February 14 1977. and Kentucky 50 years of participating. The third station, KMTB 99.5 FM, which was originally located in Murfreesboro, was DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Main Street B99.5 news director Jonathan Canaday records a purchased by Pete and Ann Gathright, the broadcast of local briefs for the radio’s afternoon service Market to See VOICES / Page 3 feature corn news segment. meal demo The Farmers’ Market will be featuring Stone School board Ground Corn- Could you meal Fri., June votes to relax 22 at 9 a.m. Bobby Tay- lor will be on be at risk cell phone hand to explain the difference policies between stone for a stroke? ground and steel ground NASHVILLE cornmeal. YOUR HEALTH For your tast- ing pleasure, CHARLES GOODIN CHARLES GOODIN the market will Managing Editor Managing Editor also be serv- ing pinto beans and a variety of dward Sharp likes to play NASHVILLE - The school cornbread reci- golf. Nearly every morning, board approved a host pes made from the Nashville poultry farm- of policy and handbook stone ground E er and retired Air Force veteran changes that indicate a cornmeal. Come on by can be found enjoying the greens more relaxed approach to and get a bowl at the Nashville Country Club. mobile technology during of pinto beans, But if it weren’t for what his Monday’s regular session. cornbread and doctor called “divine interven- Under the new guide- sliced onions – tion,” Sharp’s daily tee times lines, junior high and high a meal in itself. Recipes will may have been put permanently school students will be per- be available on hold. mitted to use cell phones for cornbread The threat? Arteries so con- and tablets in class if use made from gested, Sharp was less than of the device is included stone ground two months away from having in the student’s individual cornmeal. Try a sample of a stroke. education program. different home “I was in pretty bad shape at The change represents made corn- the time and didn’t even know the continued evolution bread recipes it,” he explained Wednesday of the school’s outlook on which will be during a brief interview. technology that began last presented by Jackie Taylor, But that was before Sharp at- year when officials loos- Glenda Rice, tended a stroke clinic hosted by ened restrictions, allow- Tom Ellis, Debra the Iowa-based mobile vascular ing students to use smart- Bolding, Gerald screening company Stroke De- phones and other devices Nutt and Rita tection Plus, where clinicians in class when permitted by Rector. A recipe used a special type of scan to teachers. booklet will also determine that veins traveling At the time, use of any be available to the Center Point native’s heart device was prohibited be- featuring many and brain were as much as 95 tween the first and last bell stone ground percent blocked. of the day outside of those cornmeal reci- pes. See STROKE / Page 5 Graph courtesy Stroke Detection Plus See SCHOOL / Page 5 Page 2 THURSDAY June 21, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Should You Take a Pension Buyout? is $30,748, according to TrueCar.com. If your Josh pension checks aren’t Tice indexed for inflation, Edward they will lose purchas- Jones ing power over time. If you rolled over your Have you recently re- lump sum into an IRA, ceived a pension buyout however, you could put offer? If so, you need to the money into invest- decide if you should take ments offering growth po- the buyout, which could tential, keeping in mind, provide you with a poten- of course, that there are tially large lump sum, or no guarantees. continue accepting your Cash low — If you’re regular pension payments already receiving a for the rest of your life. monthly pension, and It’s a big decision. you’re spending every Clearly, there’s no “one dollar you receive just to size fits all” answer — meet your living expens- your choice needs to be es, you may be better off based on your individual by keeping your pension circumstances. So, as you payments intact. If you weigh your options, you’ll took the lump sum and need to consider a variety converted it into an IRA, of key issues, including you can withdraw what- the following: ever amount you want Estate considerations (as long as you meet the — Your pension payments required minimum distri- generally end when you butions), but you’ll have and/or your spouse dies, to avoid withdrawing so which means your chil- much that you’ll eventu- dren will get none of the ally run out of money. money. But if you were Confidence in fu- to roll the lump sum into ture pension payments an Individual Retirement — From time to time, Account (IRA), and you companies are forced to don’t exhaust it in your reduce their pension obli- lifetime, you could still gations due to unforeseen have something to leave circumstances. You may The immigration ploy to your family members. want to take this into Taxes — If you take account as you decide President Obama’s latest invest time and money in come across the Mexican the lump sum and roll whether to continue tak- political ploy — granting training them, if you may be border does not mean that the funds into your IRA, Thomas ing your monthly pension new “rights” out of thin air, they are all Mexicans. They you control how much forced to ire them before a Sowell payments, but it’s an is- by Executive Order, to illegal year has passed? can just as easily be terrorists you’ll be taxed and when, sue over which you have immigrants who claim that Kicking the can down the Creators from the Middle East. based on the amounts you no control. On the other they were brought into the road is one of the favorite Syndicate Only after the border is choose to withdraw and hand, once your lump sum the date you begin tak- is in an IRA, you have country when they were chil- exercises in Washington. controlled can any immigra- ing withdrawals. (Keep control over both the qual- dren — is all too typical of But neither in the economy When the new, and per- tion policy matter be seri- in mind, though, that you ity and diversiication of his short-run approach to the nor in their personal lives haps short-lived, immigration ously considered, and options must start taking a desig- your investment dollars. country’s long-run problems. can people make plans and policy is looked at in terms of weighed through the normal nated minimum amount However, the trade-off is Whatever the merits or de- commitments on the basis of how it can be administered, it Constitutional process of of withdrawals from a that investing is subject merits of the Obama immigra- government policies that sud- makes even less sense. Congressional hearings, de- traditional IRA when you to various risks, including tion policy, his Executive Or- denly appear and suddenly While this policy is ratio- bate and legislation, rather reach age 70½. Withdraw- loss of principal. der is good only as long as he disappear. nalized in terms of children, than by Presidential short- als taken before age 59½ Before selecting ei- remains president, which may Like so many other Obama those who invoke it are likely cuts. are subject to taxes and ther the lump sum or the be only a matter of months ploys, his immigration ploy is to do so as adults. Not only is border control penalties.) But if you take monthly pension pay- after this year’s election. not meant to help the country, How do you check some- fundamental, what is also a pension, you may have ments, weigh all the fac- People cannot plan their but to help Obama. This is all one’s claim that he was fundamental is the principle less control over your tors carefully to make lives on the basis of laws that about getting the Hispanic that immigration policy does income taxes, which will brought into the country il- sure your decision fits can suddenly appear, and then vote this November. not exist to accommodate be based on your monthly legally when he was a child? into your overall inancial suddenly disappear, in less The principle involved — If Obama gets reelected, it is foreigners but to protect payments. strategy. With a choice of than a year. To come forward keeping children from being very unlikely that illegal im- Americans — and the Ameri- Inlation — You could this importance, you will today and claim the protection hurt by actions over which can culture that has made this easily spend two or three probably want to consult migrants will really have to of the Obama Executive Order they had no control — is one the world’s richest, freest decades in retirement — with your financial and prove anything. The admin- and during that time, in- tax advisors. Ultimately, is to declare publicly and ofi - already advanced by Senator istration can simply choose and most powerful nation for lation can really add up. you may ind that this type cially that your parents entered Marco Rubio, who may well not to enforce that provision, more than a century. To cite just one example, of offer presents you with the country illegally. How that end up as Governor Rom- as so many other immigration No nation can absorb un- the average cost of a new a great opportunity — so may be viewed by some later ney’s vice-presidential run- laws are unenforced in the limited numbers of people car was $7,983 in 1982; take the time to consider administration is anybody’s ning mate. The Obama Exec- Obama administration. from another culture without 30 years later, that igure your options. guess. utive Order, which suddenly If Obama does not get jeopardizing its own culture. Employers likewise can- popped up like a rabbit out of reelected, then it may not In the 19th and early 20th not rely on policies that a magician’s hat, steals some matter anyway, when his century, America could ab- The Nashville News may be here today and gone of Senator Rubio’s thunder, Executive Order can be gone sorb millions of immigrants tomorrow, whether these are so it is clever politics. after he is gone. who came here to become USPS 371-540 P.O. 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The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. 320 Hart Senate Office Building district 21 (870) 542-7452 Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org Washington, D.C. 20510-0404 senator Larry teague, 102 N. Main St., [email protected] NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, June 21, 2012 • Page 3 Early FilEs Obituary From the pages of the 134-year-old Nashville News Compiled by Cecil Harris Doris Stark Doris Jean Daniel Stark, 78, of Saratoga, 20 Years Ago when a gate weighing sev- school has its funds. Monday Barney loosed He had removed all the died Tuesday, June 19, June 4, 1992 eral tons fell, severing 600 gallons of water per harness except the collar 2012. She was born April NASHVILLE - Fireman both hands. 60 Years Ago minute on his crop of Fair and bridle from the mule 3, 1934, in Belton. first answered the call to June 24, 1952 Beauties, since the weath- and had hung this up She is survived by South Price Street house June 30, 1972 NASHVILLE - NEW er has refused to cooper- and was reaching for her husband, L.C. Stark fire at about 2:30 A.M., NASHVILLE - FUND LIGHT CHURCH PLANS ate. the mule when the crash of Saratoga; two sons, then were called back in DRIVE LAUNCHED FOR TO BUILD NEW CLASS- Irrigation paid off for came and the mule fell Wayne Stark of Mur- the afternoon when flames COUNTY CHILDREN’S ROOMS - The New Light him once before, in 1948. dead. Mr. Anderson at the freesboro, and Phillip broke through again de- CENTER - A drive for CME church of Nashville Barney Smith thinks it will same time heard a noise Stark of Murfreesboro; spite a lingering rain. The $2,000 is underway to pro- has set a goal of $1,200 in do so again. behind him and looking one daughter, Marita rent house was owned by vide the county’s part of a a campaign to build class- 80 Years Ago around, found the mare Sager of Saratoga; seven Hal Scroggins, who said $22,000 building program rooms for Sunday School June 24, 1932 lying dead on the ground. grandchildren; and one he had been told the like- for the Howard County use. NASHVILLE - A mare The only way he felt the great-grandchild; an ly source of the fire was Children’s Center. Rev. L.C. Keys, pas- and a mule belonging to shock was a slight burn uncle and aunt, Ralph from a tenant cooking. The HCCC has until August tor, said Friday that the W.M. Anderson of the Cen- on his head. and Winnie Bell Daniel of Nashville. structure was a total loss. 1st, 1972 to obtain the lo- church was growing and ter community were killed Memorial services cal funds. since his arrival in Novem- instantly by a bolt 90 Years Ago will be held at 10 a.m. 40 Years Ago The money will be used ber, had saved 75 persons of lightning Tuesday June 10, 1922 Friday, June 22, at South- June 23, 1972 for construction of a per- and increased the number afternoon during the rain MINERAL SPRINGS - A side Church of Christ, DIERKS - DIERKS MAN manent school building of ushers to 24. storm which struck that big free barbecue will be with James Hastings of- LOSES HANDS AT DAM for handicapped children. He said the growth of his community. The animals held today at Corn Bridge iciating, under the direc- SITE WEDNESDAY - A Di- The building will be lo- church made it necessary had been in use in the celebrating the opening of tion of Latimer Funeral erks man, 43 year old Paul cated at the county fair to add more classrooms field and Mr. Anderson the bridge across the Home. Nuttall, lost both hands ground site on the Lockes- for the sunday School had only arrived at the Saline River. The Min- You may send an on- Wednesday in an accident burg highway, and will be program. barn a few moments be- eral Springs Chamber of line sympathy message constructing the dam over a 40x50 steel supported fore the lightning struck. Commerce and the Ameri- at www.latimerfuneral- Saline River near Dierks. building on a concrete June 27, 1952 He had removed the har- can Legion Post at Mineral home.com. En route to a Texarkana slab. Two acres of land NASHVILLE - Barney ness Springs are sponsoring the hospital, the De Queen am- have been leased for 10 Smith has paid $3,000 to from the mare and was event. bulance carrying Nuttall years for the County Fair battle the drought with 70 in the act of removing the Free license and preach- Argo was involved in a collision Association. acres of peaches at stake. harness from the mule er will be furnished for any inside the Texarkana city The grant fund of He paid that for a portable when it was killed, and no and all couples who desire arrested in limits. $20,000 is readily avail- irrigation symstem to wa- doubt had a very to be married today on the Nuttall was injured able, provided the county ter his orchard. narrow escape himself. new steel bridge. Miller Co. A man wanted by How- ard County deputies in on Saturday night. He bers of the college ra- station’s involvement, connection with a series would “babysit” the dio station around the the Lions Club has col- HMH to offer of thefts has been appre- automation system. He campus he decided he lected about 500 pair of VOICES TB testing hended. From Page 1 began to fill in for an- wanted to give it a try. glasses. According to a state- nouncers in the sum- He started out as a “Some people will Effective July 1, ment issued by Sheriff mer and realized that reporter and moved just lay them on the 2012, the Arkansas Butch Morris, Robert Wil- he enjoyed that more up the ranks, becom- front desk,” Dunson Department of Health liam Argo, 46, of Tollette, than school. ing station manager his said. will no longer provide was arrested in Miller owners of the other two He then moved to senior year. Dunson is the voice TB Skin testing. County and has been re- stations, in 1997. doing the logs, which Canaday accepted a of the morning show on Howard Memorial turned to Howard County Jay Bunyard pur- designate when the job offer shortly af- KMTB, which offers a Hospital will begin to face charges of accom- chased the three sta- advertisements play on ter graduation which variety of information offering this service plice to breaking or enter- tions in 2001, with the air. brought him home to and bargains for the to the public at a cost ing and theft of property. KMTB being the flag- Pinkerton remembers Nashville. community. They give of $10 for the test Deputies have been ship station broadcast- the Gathrights creating He states that he local organizations an and will be available looking for Argo and his ing at 25,000 watts. a full time job for him. likes being a part of the opportunity to come on on Monday, Tues- son, Robert Wayne Argo, Although formats and He quickly realized that community and admit- the air and share infor- day, Wednesday and since earlier this month owners have changed the more he knew the ted that it was a little mation with the com- Friday. If you need after felony warrants were over the years, the more valuable he would strange being recog- munity. They also help to have a TB Skin issued for both men. focus on community become. He remem- nized by people he promote area fundrais- Test, please contact The younger Argo was involvement has re- bered that when he didn’t know. ers. Central Scheduling arrested June 18 in Ne- mained the same. started with the station Canaday is the news The Country Clas- at 870-845-8156 to vada County and faces The staff, which con- they were still using director and is in charge sifieds, which has been schedule this test. similar charges to those sists of Pinkerton, Scott records, but by 1990 of the radio station’s expanded to an hour, For more information filed against his father. Dunson, Jonathan Cana- the music distributors website www.southwe- gives local residents contact Gayla Beaird Robert William Argo’s day and Ellen Ward, is began to send CDs. He starkansasradio.com. an opportunity to offer at 870-845-6942. bond has been set at dedicated to serving transitioned from doing The website provides items for sale. They $25,000. the community. the logs, to doing the up to the minute weath- also have sponsored The three stations news in the early 90’s. er and news informa- items for sale at a re- provide a variety of It was during this tion. They also stream duced cost through the Puzzle Answers programming, with change that he found KMTB worldwide. listener appreciation Aficionados Sudoku Solution #2574-D D E C G E R M S D O M E 1 7 9 8 6 2 4 5 3 KMTB broadcasting an interest in local Dunson, started at program. P O L A E D I C T A W O L local programming in government. He would the station in 1982 They are also the C E I L I N G F A N Y E L L 8 3 4 9 1 5 7 2 6 T R A I N E E S C O N E Y the morning and Coun- later become a member while attending Nash- voice of local sports. B R R S A H L 6 2 5 3 4 7 8 1 9 try music the rest of of the quorum court, ville High School. He KMTB broadcasts Nash- F R E A K A C C I D E N T 4 8 3 7 9 1 5 6 2 B A L E D E B E R T L E O the day. KBHC broad- a position that he still was considering col- ville Scrapper football, O B I S D E A N E L I O N 2 9 6 5 8 4 1 3 7 holds. lege, but a suggestion basketball and baseball, M O N P O N T I M E A N S casts Spanish language B U G C O L L E C T I O N 7 5 1 2 3 6 9 4 8 broadcasting and KNAS Serving the commu- by his journalism advi- while KNAS broadcasts A L L Y A N N 5 1 7 6 2 9 3 8 4 has recently changed to nity outside of the of- sor brought him into Dierks Outlaw football S P A T E A S C E T I C S H A L T H I C K O R Y N U T 9 6 8 4 5 3 2 7 1 a sports talk format. fice is a common thread the world of radio. and Nashville Scrapper- O P A L I B E A M N O S Y W A N E C E S T A E N S 3 4 2 1 7 8 6 9 5 6/17/2012 They are able to among the on air talent. He recalls his first ette softball. © 2009 Hometown Content provide up to the min- Canaday, the newest time on the air was the They also broadcast ute information regard- member of the staff, is day a killer tornado a delayed telecast of ing local news, sports, the youngest Rotarian carved a path through Mineral Springs Hornet weather and political to serve as president the Buckrange commu- football last year. N information 24 hours a of that organization. He nity. They broadcast The family of Bobby Newell wishes to express day. also sits on the Elberta Dunson left the Ouachita Baptist Uni- our love and appreciation for all the loving and Pinkerton recalls Art Center Board. station in 1984, but versity football, Texas thoughtful acts of kindness and sympathy ex- joining the station Dunson serves as the remained involved in Ranger baseball and will tended to us during the loss of our beloved broth- shortly after high media liaison for the radio on an intermittent begin broadcasting Dal- er and uncle. Our thanks and appreciation to school in 1986. Pinker- Mineral Springs Sara- basis until 1997 when las Cowboy football this Dr. Shaw and Dr. Oge, Bro. Glen Green, loving ton admitted that he toga School District. he returned fulltime. year. They also provide family and friends for food and other convenient went to college, but It is the commitment Dunson stated that emergency broadcast item brought to our home, everyone that has wasn’t sure what he to the community that the thing he is most services during severe contacted us by phone, mailed a card or given wanted to do. He tried draws the staff togeth- proud of is the station’s weather. They provide comforting words, and also Buddy Tribble and computers, but quickly er. involvement in the a current radar on their the Latimer Funeral Home Staff. Bobby is i nally learned that it wasn’t a Ward, the office man- Saratoga Lions Club’s website and give weath- at rest now in the beautiful presence of Jesus, his ager, pointed out that eyeglass program. The er updates as soon as field for him. His sec- frail body no longer enduring a struggle. May with such a small staff program takes unused they are received. ond semester he took a his soul forever rest in peace, and may God grant radio class and decided they have become like a glasses and refurbishes KMTB 99.5 FM, KNAS His rich blessing upon each of you. it was a pretty good family. them. They are then 105.5FM and AM 1260 thing, but he admitted Canaday and Pinker- distributed to people in are all on the air 24 Dottie Bissell that “school wasn’t my ton’s stories start off in need around the world. hours a day, seven days William Barry Bissel thing.” similar ways. Canaday He pointed out that a week providing a David & Maura Bissell, Charlie & Jeremy He stated that the stated that he attended before the radio station plethora of information Dan & Nancy Newell next summer he ap- Henderson State Uni- became involved the and entertainment for Chad & Staci Newell & Jaci plied at the station and versity without knowing collection was small Howard County and the Ashley & Blake Pennington, Aubrey & Nathan Joyce & Sheri Newell stayed after them for what he wanted to do, due to the size of Sara- surrounding communi- Kevin & Kim Newell & Kailey a job. His first job was but after seeing mem- toga. With the radio ties. Page 4 THURSDAY June 21, 2012 Home & Family The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

60 YEARS TOGETHER CELEBRATING 50 YEARS

SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News The family of Leroy and Fern Linville will hold a 60th wedding anniversary SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News celebration Sun., June 24 at the Umpire Volunteer Fire Department building Jerry and Linda Hill will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sat., June 23. from 1 until 3 p.m. Friends and family are invited to attend. The couple was originally married in 1962.

Watson-Robinson Steele reports on state budget DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY help as do a conservative could include an adjust- engagement announced Sports Editor approach to government. ment in hospital and nurs- Steele explained that the ing home reimbursement, The parents of Kayla Marie Watson and Daniel Jason Robinson wish to NASHVILLE – State Rep- Arkansas actually collected prescription drug payments announce the uniting of their children in marriage. resentative Nate Steele talk- a surplus this year, which and adjustments to the Kayla is the daughter of Jeanie and ed to the Nashville Rotary allowed them to fund all the ARKids First program. Club Wednesday about the necessary services, second- He stated that the short- Paul Bates of Madilla, Okla., and Jona- recent session of the state ary services and with a $150 fall did have a silver lining. than and Tammy Watson of Delight. Her legislature, the balanced million surplus they can The shortfall is due in part grandparents are Alton and Francis Sand- budget and difficulties re- look at funding some other to a decrease in Federal ers of Murfreesboro, John and Brenda garding a shortfall in the items that are not as neces- reimbursements. The de- Watson of Nashville, and Dennis and the Madicaid system. sary. He remarked that part crease is due to an increase Steele began by pointing late Brenda Cox Harsh of Pike City. of the money would be put in the median income of Ar- out that the legislature just away in a rainy day fund. kansas residents. Although Daniel is the son of Ronnie and Mar- finished their annual fiscal Steele did warn that the the reimbursements are garete Robinson of Nashville. His grand- session, in which they pro- state was facing a projected down, Arkansas residents parents are Ester and the late Edwin duced a balanced budget $400 million shortfall in are improving their eco- Amonette and the late Paul and Leona for the upcoming year. He the Medicaid system. He nomic status. Robinson of Nashville. stated that Arkansas was stated that the governor Steele stated that he was one of three states to pro- and research groups were aware that some of the The ceremony will take place Saturday, June 30, at 2:30 p.m. at the duce a balanced budget. looking into ways to handle solutions may not be well Cross Point Cowboy Church on the Lockesburg Highway in Nashville. He said that he feels the the shortfall. received, but everything A reception will follow. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. annual budget sessions Some possible actions has to be considered. Davis Correction In Monday’s edition of the Nashville News, a front page feaure story about Thomas Launius incorrectly reported that he had sold his mules Family Reunion and horse to pay for his wife’s back operations. Dates are as follows: Happy 50th Anniversary from Launius actually sold the animals due to the deteriorating health of his feet. The News re- August 3, 4, 5, 2012. one of the newest business in town grets the error. Any family member that have to one of the oldest. not registered can contact: Congratulations on 50 successful Constance Ware • 870-451-3562 years and heres A Special Thank Barbara Smith • 903-276-8894 wishing you many more! Carla Hill • 870-292-9697 You To Our Sherally C. Haskins • 797-218-8437 Customers TODD MORRIS AUCTION COMPANY For 40 Loyal Years 7679฀Hwy฀278฀W.฀•฀Nashville,฀Arkansas฀71852 and To The People Roll on Ronnie Phone฀(870)฀845-3112฀or฀845-9200 Ar.฀Lic.฀#฀1096 Poker Run Please฀feel฀free฀to฀call฀anytime! Who Came to Our Would Like To Congratulate Anniversary Bobby and Betsy Falcon Celebration. We are Looking Forward to Serving the Community for Poker Run • Auction • BBQ Feed For: Ronnie Dingler family (Medical Bills) Many More Years!

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the same meeting. Hilliard SCHOOL In other business, the to appoint the Starz Family Restaurant From Page 1 school board: owner to the position. •฀ voted฀ unanimously฀ NRWA announces From Page 1 Dowdy’s first order of business was to purchase an upgrade to recommend Randy Hughes as a new school board classrooms where teach- for Renaissance Learn- board member. The board also voted ers elected to allow them. ing software used at the unanimously to appoint Hughes, who candidacy That language is strick- elementary building at a Local businessman Mark Dowdy later accepted the position. en from this year’s poli- total cost of $10,749.33; was nominated as the new board pres- The next board meeting will be held CHARLES GOODIN cies, spurred by a recom- •฀ voted฀ unanimously฀ ident. The board voted unanimously on June 28 at the rural water office. Managing Editor mendation from the state to accept a two-year in- school board’s model surance bid from Dwight NASHVILLE - A lo- policy handbook. Jones at a total cost of cal poultry and cattle “... Believing that rules, $37,253; Center. kind of artery problems farmer has announced law and policies that are •฀ voted฀ unanimously฀ The group will also offer should go and have that his intention to run unenforceable are coun- to accept a bid from a STROKE screenings for abdominal done, becaue if they catch for a position on the terproductive and that Texarkana-based firm on a From Page 1 aortic aneurysm, periph- it early enough they’ve got school board. much time and energy is new intercom system for eral vascular disease and things now they can put in David Hilliard, a 1989 spent on losing the battle the high school building osteoporosis in addition to stop that,” Sharp said. graduate of Nashville of trying to control the at a total cost of $50,336; On Monday, area resi- to the standard stroke “It all boils down to if I High School, said Tues- possesion of cell phones, •฀voted฀unanimously฀to฀ dents will have an oppor- test. hadn’t been to that clinic, day he has begun col- the conversation needs to approve a proposed 2013- tunity to have the same It’s a battery Sharp en- I wouldn’t be here today.” lecting the necessary shift to electronic respon- 14 school year budget potentially lifesaving tests thusiastically encourages To schedule an appoint- signature petitions to sibiliy being the same totaling $20.3 million in conducted on them as the people to consider partici- ment with Stroke Detec- represent zone three, as for verbal or other expenditures; company hosts another pating in. tion Plus, call 877-732- a post currently held forms of communication •฀voted฀unanimously฀to฀ clinic at the Carter Day “Anybody that has any 8258. by Phillip Turner, who or cheating,” according to add five contract days to has yet to announce the state board’s recom- the school’s high school whether he will vie for mendations. home economics index another term. Accordingly, Nash- and remove the seventh Hilliard told the ville’s handbook was and eighth grade math News his campaign amended to define mis- coach position; will focus on continu- use as including, but not •฀ voted฀ unanimously฀ ing the school’s efforts limited to, the following to award a $1.05 raise for LOST DOG Candidate for Zone 3 Nashville to create a high-tech instances: substitute bus drivers and Beagle/Pekingese Mix School Board learning environment •฀using฀devices฀in฀any฀ a .20 cent pay increase for Answers to Gia that incorporates the manor not permitted by regular bus drivers. Last seen on N. 2nd St. latest advancements. the classroom instructor; •฀accepted฀the฀resigna- Nashville “I have a vested in- •฀permitting฀any฀au- tions of bus driver Bruce Takes medication terest in the school be- dible sound generated by Short and cafeteria work- Reward offered. Keep Nashville Schools Moving Forward cause I have kids in the the device when not being er Jenny Fritz; Please call Mandy at Advocate for ALL Students school,” he explained. used in accordance with •฀ hired฀ Sheila฀ Robin- 870-784-3292. “I want to see us on the teacher instruction; son as primary secretary, 1989 NHS graduate cutting edge.” •฀engaging฀in฀any฀form฀ Vickie Beane as a high 1994 SAU graduate Hilliard and his wife, of academic dishonesty; school literacy coach Proud Parent of a Nashville Student Ann, have three chil- •฀ using฀ the฀ device฀ to฀ and Hannah Winton as a dren: Taylor, Brittany take photographs in lock- junior high teacher fol- I would be HONORED to serve our and Peyton. They are er rooms or bathrooms; lowing an hour-long ex- school & community members of the Sunset •฀ creating,฀ sending,฀ ecutive session. Church of Christ, and sharing, viewing, receiv- are heavily involved ing or possessing an in- YARD SALE in local 4H and youth decent visual depiction Garage Sale 202 DOE RUN 121 Ridgeway Drive Huge Moving Sale baseball programs. of oneself or another per- Friday June 22 8-5 Kelly Sherman • 104 Center St. Potential candi- son. (In Deerwood Estates) Friday June 22 7-5 Saturday June 23 8-? dates for the upcoming Changes to the high Saurday June 23rd Only • 7:00 to ??? Saturday June 23 7-12 4 Family Sale school board election school and junior high Lots of Bargains! 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PROUDLY DONNy J. WOODS SPONSORED WOODS & WOODS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS BY ... 118 N. Main St. • Nashville • (870) 845-4422 Page 6 THURSDAY June 21, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 A HALF-CENTURY OF SERVICE Mainstreet mainstay turns 50

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY n Sports Editor he last 50 years has brought a lot of changes to Main Street, but one Tof the things that has remained the same is the hometown Western Auto store owned by Price and Deb Kreul. Price is the second gen- Western Auto offers eration owner of the store a wide variety of items, with his father Bernie including appliances, elec- Kreul moving to Nashville tronics, lawn and garden and opening the store in equipment and automo- 1962. tive parts. Price recalled that his Price stated that the parents, who were liv- thing he is most proud of ing in Dallas, wanted to is the service that they move to a smaller com- provide. munity to raise their The store has an au- family. They opened the tomotive service center store in its original loca- where you can purchase tion on the 100 block new tires. They also do of Main Street and then brake and alignment work. moved to their current They also offer a full as- DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News location at 207 North sembly service and they Price and Deb Kreul are celebrating 50 years of service to the Nashville area this year. Main Street in 1972. deliver most items within Although Western Auto a 30 mile radius. financing is. Deb has been an ac- will have people come in a 50th anniversary cel- no longer exists as a fran- One long standing ser- The Kreuls’ commit- tive part of the local EHC, and take pictures because ebration Friday and Sat- cise, the name lives on vice is their in-store credit. ment to service isn’t lim- serving as catering chair they remember shopping urday. Main Street in Nashville. Price is proud of being ited to the store. Western for several years. She will in Western Auto. Some will There will be refresh- “We opted to keep the able to offer this service to Auto has been a long also begin another term even purchase Western ments provided both days name on the sign to pre- the community during the time supporter of several as head of the council this Auto items just because and there will be door vent any confusion.” current economic crunch. community projects and year. of the name. prizes awarded Saturday. The heart of Western “We work hard to make youth teams. They are Price reflected upon the “There’s not a week Friday from 10 a.m. to Auto is the community sure it is a good marriage involved in the Nash- changes that have taken goes by that someone 2 p.m. Scott Winfred will that they are a part of, with us and the customer ville Chamber of Com- place over the years, but doesn’t come by in the be on exhibit at the store. which has helped the and it has been,” Price merce and sponsor sev- is thankful that despite summer and say that they Winfred is a chainsaw Kreul family provide name remarked. He want on to eral youth teams through those changes it has re- didn’t know there were sculptor from Greenwood. brand products and qual- commend his customers the city park. They also mained an old fashioned any Western Auto stores Winfred is also a salesman ity service for the past 50 for understanding how provide scholarships for store. still open,” Price said. for one of the store’s sup- years. important the in-store area students. He pointed out that they Western Auto will have pliers.

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We will welcome sum- made herself to home. mer this week. The heat She bosses me around has already preceded the for a 4 a.m. run-about season. We have already outside. We are expecting had 92 degrees. Some of little miss kitties soon. my neighbors are already Virginia Scott attended in the swimming pool the Methodist Church cooling off. Conference last week. We got some rain along They maintained their with a big thunderstorm same minister for another and lighting this week. year. They will be cel- Some homes were with- ebrating her in an appre- out power for a few hours. ciation service on Sun., There were quiet a few July 3 at 3 p.m. Rev. Ella down trees and branches Harris is the minister. in the roadway that had Our condolences go to be removed. There out to Bertha Germany were no injuries as far as who lost a family member, I know. and to the family of Von- Juan Maxwell and cile Bullock, from Nash- I were in De Queen at ville, who passed away the courthouse and the last week. Our prayers are revenue office on busi- with you. ness on Friday. We made CHRISTIAN REFRESH- a business purchase in ER; Mark 4:13,14 Lockesburg also. Life is still good. God Brownstown Commu- is still sending his dis- nity Church will have ciples to sow the word in Bible study on Thursday the hearts of His people. evening at 6:30 p.m. How are you doing with Mount Zion Church your garden? Are you will have an appreciation taking every opportunity service for their pastor to challenge, plow and lsaiah Germany and Elect plant the seeds of the Lady Bertha Germany on, word everywhere you go? July 8 at 3 p.m. The speak- It will take some love and er will be Rev. Michael patience and sometimes Griffin and the Bright Star replanting. I encourage CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Baptist Church and choir you not to give up. Rashad Williams reaches for a pass as Mineral Springs from the Schaal Commu- And he said unto them, competes in a 7-on-7 competition held in Hope Thurs., June 14. nity. We are also expect- .Know ye not this par- PUBLIC NOTICE ing to have other singers able? and how then will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARD and praisers for this great ye know all parables? 200 Main Street COUNTY, ARKANSAS celebration. The sower soweth the DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION Miss Kitty, my cat, is word. (870) 845-4HCS (4427) BILLY RAY MCKEE PLAINTIFF doing fine. I think she has LOVE IS THE KEY! VS. NO. DR-2012-68.1 TIFFANY GREEN DEFENDANT WARNING ORDER CONGRATULATIONS The Defendant, Tiffany Green, is hereby warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the Western Auto Petition To Establish Paternity, and upon failure of De- fendant to do so, the Petition To Establish Paternity i led For 50 Years herein will be deemed to be admitted. WITNESS my hand and seal as Clerk of the Circuit Stocks. Bonds. CDs. From one of the youngest Court of Howard County, Arkansas, this 25th day of Businesses in Nashville to May, 2012. IRAs. Mutual funds. Bobbie Jo Green, Josh Tice, AAMS® one of the oldest Financial Advisor (JB;48,50:w95) Circuit Court Clerk . 106 South Main St Nashville, AR 71852 870-451-9232 PUBLIC NOTICE Member SIPC www.edwardjones.com IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARD COUNTY , ARKANSAS Public Notice MID STATE TRUST X Proposed Budget Expenditures Together With and GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC PLAINTIFF Tax Levy for Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2013 V. CASE NO. CV 2012 20 1 to and including June 20, 2014: JACKIE L. HOWARD AND LOYAL E. CLARDY DEFENDANTS The Board of Directors of Nashville School District of Howard County, Arkansas, in compliance with the requirements of Ark. Code Ann. 6-13-622 and Amend- TIMIKIA CLARDY ADN FAIRLANE CREDIT LLC SEPARATE DEFENDANTS ment 74 of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, has prepared, approved and does hereby make public a NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER’S SALE proposed budget of expenditures for the district in 2013- 14 together with a supporting tax rate as follows: NOTICE IS GIVEN, that in pursuance of the authority contained in the Foreclosure De- 1 Salary Fund Expenditures: $8,005,389 cree of the Howard County Circuit Court, dated June 1, 2012, and entered June 6, 2012, the under- 2. Instructional Expense: $3,441,819 signed, as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public venue to the highest bidder, at the 3. Maintenance & Operation Expense: $1,478,913 Front Lobby of the Howard County Courthouse, in which said Court is held, in Howard County, City of Nashville, 4. Pupil Transportation Expense: $800,000 Arkansas, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales at 10:00 a.m. on July 17, 2012, the following de- 5. Other Operating Expense: $1,900,000 scribed real estate, situate in Howard County, Arkansas to -wit and improvements thereon: 6. Non-Bonded Debt Payment: -0- BLOCK 19, LESS AND EXCEPT THE SOUTH 190 FEET OF THE WEST 227 FEET, TOWN OF 7. Bonded Debt Payment: $734,129 CENTER POINT, HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS 8. Building Fund Expense: $4,000,000 TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law 9. Dedicated Maint. & Op. Exp.: -0- and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved security, bearing interest at the lesser of: (i) the = 31.7 Total Mills School Tax. rate of 10% percent per annum; or (ii) the rate of 5% above the Primary Credit Rate, from date of sale until paid, and This represents no change from the previous year. The a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money. In the event the full purchase total tax levy proposed above includes 25 mills for the price is not paid on the date of sale, a ten percent (10%) non -refundable deposit is due at the time of sale. maintenance and operation of schools, 0 dedicated main- Given under my hand this 15th day of June, 2012. tenance and operation mills dedicated for purposes, and 6.7 mills for debt service previously voted as a continu- BOBBIE JO GREEN ing debt service tax pledged for the retirement of exist- COMMISSIONER ing bonded indebtedness. The district may use surplus revenue produced each year by debt service millage for Harry a Light , #89222 other purposes. Attorney for Plaintiff Given this 18st day of June, 2012. Friday, Eldredge & Clark Nashville School District 400 West Capito Avenue, Suite 2000 Howard County, Arkansas Little Rock, AR 72201 Phillip Turner, President 501-376-2011 (NSD-50, w224) Mark Canaday, Secretary (FE&C:27; w314) Page 4-B • Thursday, June 21, 2012 • NASHVILLE NEWS Aficionados ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Excel- • Commercial ELECTRIC lent opportunity for a responsible person. • Industrial Steve Young, Owner All candidates must be able to pass criminal records background Licensed, check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high Bonded 870-845-2643 CArltON school diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. & Insured 870-845-7092 Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 Hwy 371 1917 CR 342 • Nashville, AR 71852 MiNi StOrAge West, Nashville, AR 71852. (870) 845-3560 Smith’s Mini Storage Units available in Nashville & Mineral Springs Hostetler (870) 845-5075 Mowing Dependable Lawn Care 219 N. 2nd St. Commercial & Residential PO Box 903 SANDY BRANCH Leaf Cleanup Nashville, AR 71852 MOBILE HOMES LARRY R. TEAGUE, CIC Ofice 870-845-5303 Brick Home in Bingen Estates We have your mobile home needs. 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Box 1316 Ofice: Randy Ray (870) 904-0293 Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores Terry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 Dale Bennett 557-6597 • Laurie Westfall 584-7926 Page 6-B THURSDAY June 21, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Area students participate in M.A.S.H. program Area high school stu- 1990. In 2003, programs dents are getting a taste were added in DeQueen, of medicine – as well as Hope and Nashville, Ark. other health care careers. Those three programs The University of Arkansas were consolidated to one for Medical Sciences Area in 2006 at Nashville. Health Education Center During M*A*S*H, stu- Southwest (UAMS AHEC dents become certified in Southwest) and Howard Basic First Aid and CPR, Memorial Hospital are and are educated on the hosting the annual Medical importance of healthy life- Applications of Science for style habits. The connec- Health (M*A*S*H) health tion of basic science theo- career camp June 18-22, ries to medical diagnosis 2012, in Nashville, Ark. and treatment is reinforced M*A*S*H is health ca- through lectures, labs, reers camp sponsored and professional mentor- statewide by UAMS and ing. Students take part in the Arkansas Farm Bu- hands-on activities with reau. The first M*A*S*H health care professionals. program began in 1988 Local sponsors for at UAMS AHEC Pine Bluff the program include CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News and was adopted state- Howard County Farm Bu- Pictured left to right: (front row) Codi Crawford, Elizabth Moreno, Roneshia Walton, Bailey Broach, Kersty Rross, wide in 1989. UAMS AHEC reau, Arkansas BlueCross and Sara Hosey; (back row) Malisa Kennedy, Beatriz Moreno, Mirna Hernandez, Brittany Walker, and Bailey Babb. All Southwest held its first BlueShield and Howard these young ladies attended the M.A.S.H. 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