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The I Saw It In ... Nashville  NEWS May 26, 2011 USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • www.nashvillenews.org Thursday Issue 42 1 Section • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 $187k in extra pay Charlie’s Thriftway sold added to Nashville Charles Goodin Managing Editor salary schedule NASHVILLE - After 45 years in the Move widens gap between grocery business, Charlie’s Thriftway has sold its entire operation, owner other area schools Charlie Moore confi rmed Thursday. Charles Goodin “I’m going out of business,” Moore Managing Editor said. “I can’t disclose who the buyer NASHVILLE - The school board ap- is yet.” proved an adjusted salary schedule that No land transaction records relat- includes $187,000 worth of additional ed to the sale were available at press pay at a special meeting Monday night. See SOLD on Page 6 Under the approved proposal, certi- fi ed staff holding a bachelor’s degree will see a base increase of $500 while HMH designated as Level IV trauma center those with a master’s degree will Terrica Hendrix surgery and critical care services. The “Because we did have our site survey receive $700. It also ups the annual Editor hospital can also transfer patients to a and was designated by May 1, we have incremental raise to $600 per year of NASHVILLE – “We are offi cially a Level higher level of care. an additional $37,500 [in] grant monies experience for both categories. The IV trauma center,” Howard Memorial HMH was awarded the designation for fi scal year 2011 to spend by June previous rate was $500 per year. Hospital Chief Nursing Offi cer/Trauma without defi ciencies. 15,” Hanson stated in her Nursing Board “[The schedule] goes toward our goal Coordinator Angie Hanson said Tuesday “We are very pleased,” HMH CEO Report. of getting a $600 increase all the way night at the board meeting. Debra Wright said at the board meeting. The hospital will be able to purchase through,” allowing the school to bet- With the designation, HMH is equipped Hanson reported that the designa- a glidescope, additional Sager Traction ter reward more experienced teachers, to provide services to patients suffering tion was a result of “tremendous hard Splint and other equipment within the Graham said. with traumatic injuries. work by all the Trauma Committee, the next month. Asked by the board how the new HMH can provide diagnostic capa- Emergency Room staff and the staff of The glidescope is used to “facilitate salaries compared to state averages, bilities, evaluation and stabilization, all clinical departments.” See LEVEL on Page 6 Graham called them a “modest raise” that would “at least keep us competitive with the state salary schedule.” FUN IN THE SUN AT NASHVILLE CITY PARK According to Arkansas Department of Education records for 2010-11, the move further widens an already-exist- ing gap between Nashville and other area schools. Both Dierks and Mineral Springs School Districts pay entry-level teach- ers holding a bachelor’s degree less than $30,000, with Mineral Springs shell- ing out only the state-mandated mini- mum of $29,244. Dierks pays slightly more at $29,847. At the opposite end of the spectrum, See PAY on Page 6

Nashville second graders enjoyed a “park day” Tuesday. ABOVE: LaDainian Hendrix, Zachary Patrick and Braden Funderburk were too busy building sand castles to notice the camera. AT RIGHT: Shaniqua Brown, Yaira Escamilla and Zoey Upton prove that girls can be fashionable outdoors. Photos by Logan Webster Random drug testing on the horizon for city employees Charles Goodin “There will be a quarterly ran- included in the pool of poten- Managing Editor dom drug test. One employee tial candidates for testing. NASHVILLE - City employees from each department (Park, City aldermen expressed would be subject to random Public Works, Police and Fire) general approval of the change quarterly drug tests under a will be randomly chosen by at Tuesday’s council meet- personnel policy change being the department head and/or ing, but tabled the issue over considered by city aldermen. the mayor. This test will be concerns as to the legality of The measure would add performed at the expense of various punishments available the following passage to the the city.” for testing positive. city’s employee handbook: Department heads would be See CITY on Page 6 Nashville City Park prepares for Dinofest Dewayne Holloway loveable green dinosaur that each weekend at Dinofest. Sports Editor will welcome the visitors to She explained that the fes- NASHVILLE - City Park the park this year. tival was expanded to two Director Nikki Cherry spoke Nashville native Kadem days due to the turnout for to the Nashville Rotary Club Ray was also in attendance the softball and baseball Wednesday about the up- and is working at the park tournaments held every America the Beautiful Tracker the Dinosaur sings “ ” with Dr. Glen Lance at coming 20th annual Dinofest this summer as an intern year. Wednesday’s Rotary meeting. Tracker, along with Park Director Nikki Cherry to be held May 28 and June while working on his Parks This year the softball and Kadem Ray, were on hand to talk to Nashville Rotarians about the 20th 4 at the park. and Recreation degree. tournament will begin at 8 Annual Dinofest scheduled for May 28 and June 4 at the Nashville City Park. Cherry introduced the Cherry stated that they a.m. May 28 with 36 teams Photo by Dewayne Holloway festival’s mascot, Tracker, a expect about 2,000 visitors See PARK on Page 6 Page 2 • Thursday, May 26, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Opinions

Courageous Rand Paul When Kentucky Senator Rand Paul demanded that the Senate debate and discuss the constitu- tionality of the USA PATRIOT Act before rushing through its latest renewal, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid accused him of, “... fi ghting for an amendment to protect the right – not of average citizens, but of terrorists – to cover up their gun purchases.” Reid went on to say, “If he thinks that it’s going to be a badge of courage on his side to have held this up for a few hours, he’s made a mistake.” What “mistake” has Paul made? Specifi cally, he has proposed three amendments to the contro- versial legislation that would curtail the govern- ment’s ability to spy on ordinary citizens in the name of catching terrorists, the centerpiece of his proposal being the idea that federal investigators should have to ask a judge for a search warrant before rifl ing through an individual’s personal documents. If the concept sounds suspiciously familiar, thomas Dependency it’s because it’s been taught in every civics class since the founding of America and is commonly sowell called the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution. and votes Or as Reid himself pointed out while the Demo- Creators Syndicate cratic Party was posturing as champions of civil Columnist reality— the wealthiest above the official pov- liberties in 2005, “I’m opposed to evil terrorists segment of the American erty line for a fraction of as most Americans are. But we still believe in this population. what it costs to support little thing called the Constitution.” Those who regard gov- seldom provide cars and The average wealth a massive welfare state So what’s the difference between now and ernment "entitlement" trucks. Most people liv- of older households is bureaucracy. then? Reid and his party now have control of the programs as sacrosanct, ing below the official nearly three times the We don't need to send Senate, not to mention the presidency, and no and regard those who poverty line also have air wealth of households the country into bank- longer stand to gain political points by pretend- want to cut them back conditioning, color tele- headed by people in the ruptcy, in the name of ing to challenge the status quo. as calloused or cruel, vision and a microwave 35 to 44-year-old bracket, the poor, by spending But Paul has built his career around doing picture a world very dif- oven—and these too are and more than 15 times trillions of dollars on exactly that, and as I write this column he’s ferent from the world of not usually handed out the wealth of households people who are not poor, spent the last several hours describing the bill’s reality. by government entitle- headed by someone un- and who could take care freedom-destroying properties in no uncertain To listen to some of the ment programs. der 35 years of age. of themselves. The poor terms on the Senate fl oor. defenders of entitlement Cell phones and other If the wealthiest seg- have been used as human If things continue as they have been, the PA- programs, which are at electronic devices are ment of the population shields behind which the TRIOT Act will likely lapse for slightly less than the heart of the present by no means unheard of cannot pay their own expanding welfare state a day between the time its extension passes and fi nancial crisis, you might in low-income neighbor- medical bills, who can? can advance. President Barack Obama signs it back into law, think that anything the hoods, where children The country as a whole The goal is not to keep and despite all the bleating on both sides of the government fails to pro- would supposedly go is not any richer because the poor from starving aisle about how the law keeps us safe, I’d gladly vide is something that hungry if there were no the government pays our but to create dependen- bet every penny in my pocket that not a single people will be deprived school lunch programs. medical bills— with mon- cy, because dependency terrorist attack will go unchecked as a result of of. In reality, low-income ey that it takes from us. translates into votes for the temporary interruption. In other words, if you people are overweight What about the truly politicians who play San- Unlike the now-infamous end-times pastor who cut spending on school even more often than poor, in whatever age ta Claus. preached that the Rapture would begin last Satur- lunches, children will go other Americans. brackets? First of all, We have all heard the day, my prediction isn’t based on luck, scripture hungry. If you fail to sub- As for housing and even in low-income and old saying about how giv- or blessing; only the common sense notion that sidize housing, people homelessness, housing high-crime neighbor- ing a man a fi sh feeds him spying on American citizens does nothing to will be homeless. If you prices are higher and hoods, people are not for a day, while teaching protect them from foreign threats. fail to subsidize prescrip- homelessness a bigger stealing bread to feed him to fi sh feeds him for That Paul has been able to say as much on tion drugs, old people problem in places where their children. The frac- a lifetime. Independence his way to forestalling the bill’s extension is will have to eat dog food there has been massive tion of the people in such makes for a healthier admirable. That he had the guts to do so in the in order to be able to af- government interven- neighborhoods who com- society, but dependency face of fi erce opposition from both parties makes ford their meds. tion, such as liberal bas- mit most of the crimes is what gets votes for him the most courageous Senator in Washington This is the vision pro- tions like New York City are far more likely to politicians. today; and, as Baltimore Sun columnist Luke moted by many politi- and San Francisco. As steal luxury products For politicians, giving Broadwater wrote late Wednesday, “our country’s cians and much of the for the elderly, 80 per- that they can either use a man a fi sh every day of face of Fourth Amendment advocacy.” media. But, in the world cent are homeowners. or sell to get money to his life is the way to keep of reality, it is not even whose monthly hous- support their parasitic getting his vote. "Entitle- The Nashville News true for most people who ing costs are less than lifestyle. ment" is just a fancy word are living below the of- $400, including property As for the rest of the for dependency. USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 fi cial poverty line. taxes, utilities, and main- poor, Professor Walter As for the scary stories 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 Most Americans liv- tenance. 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The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. To see full text of proposed legislation via Internet, go to www.arkleg.state.ar.us Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 26, 2011 • Page 3 early files From the pages of the 132-year-old Nashville News Compiled by Cecil Harris Ruby Stark, 97, devoted homemaker, May 24 Ruby Faye Lockeby Stark, 97, She is survived by one daughter-in- 125 Years Ago fi rst payment under the new of Murfreesboro, died Tuesday, law, Mary Ann Lockeby of Arlington, June 5, 1886 85 Years Ago Federal Aid Act. Howard May 24, 2011, at a Mur- Texas; one sister and brother-in-law, CENTER POINT - Rev. June 2, 1926 County has 101 welfare freesboro nursing center. She was LaVaughn and James White of J.H. Bennett held a revival WASHINGTON - The pensioners and a total of born April 10, 1914, in DeQueen, Dierks; one sister-in-law, Deane meeting at Center Point the Washington Telegraph will $583 will be disbursed for the daughter of Levi and Fannie Williamson of Mt. Juliet, Tenn.; past 10 days. There were over again be published it was June. Daniel Williamson. two stepdaughters, Betty Hinds 30 conversions and quite a announced by E.C. Price and She was a devoted wife, of Merritt Island, Fla., and Kattie number of additions to the L.E. Sisk. 65 Years Ago mother and a homemaker; and Humphry of Delight; one stepson, church who were baptized Highland Fruit July 3, 1946 was a member of the Church of Frank Stark, Jr. of Atlanta, Texas; at the bayou near Center Association announced that CENTER POINT - The old Christ. and 12 step-grandchildren. Point. At the conclusion they expect to use the same landmark, the fi rst Howard She was preceded in death by her Funeral services were held Thurs- of the meeting a Baptist labor force in handling the County Courthouse, has parents; her first husband, Christopher day, May 26, at Murfreesboro Church of Church was organized with peach crop as they used passed out of existence. “Chubby” Lockeby; one son, Dennis L. Christ, with Bro. Tommy Mounts offi ciat- a membership of 30. last year. The building while being Lockeby; her husband, Frank Stark; two ing. Three new peach sheds torn down revealed some brothers and sister-in-law, Loyd and Nora Burial was in Murfreesboro Cemetery, 110 Years Ago are being constructed on remarkable construction D. Williamson and Floyd Williamson; under the direction of Davis-Smith Funeral June 26, 1901 the Missouri Pacific to work. The sills, hand hewed, two sisters and brother-in-law, Ruth and Home, Glenwood. OZAN - The Board of Ozan handle this year’s crop. were 6 x 12 inches and 50 Joe Sharp and Ada Williamson; two step- Pallbearers were Brian White, Karl daughters, Reba Bateman and Patricia Mc- White, Zack White, Winston Humphry, College met recently and feet long. The construction Cauly; one step-grandson, Henry Humphry; Frank Stark, Jr. and Jerry Ray Mounts. chose Prof. J.W. Dixon of July 3, 1926 was of mortise and tenon one step-granddaughter, Darla Hinds; and You may send an online sympathy mes- Buchner as President. The NASHVILLE - The cotton type, the pins inserted in one infant granddaughter. sage at www.davis-smith.com. members of the Board are: leaf hoppers is ravaging these joints, were about J.E. Conway, W.L. Shirley, E. the cotton crops in this one inch handmade pins. Hazelman, J.W. Ellis and J.E. county. Many farmers have The building had been Mary Lyon, 92, beloved grandmother, May 20 Goodlett. lost their entire crop to this remodeled about 1893. The Mary “Nannie” Madeline Lemons of Lovington, NM; one daughter-in-law, insect. huge porch was removed Lyon, 92, of Glenwood, died Clista Lemons of Horatio; nine grand- 95 Years Ago and a more modern front Friday, May 20, 2011, with children; 25 great-grandchildren; June 3, 1916 75 Years Ago erected, giving it more the loving family surrounding her, at 22 great-great-grandchildren; four NASHVILLE - The White June 5, 1936 look of a business than a Glenwood Nursing Center. She great-great-great-grandchildren; Cliffs Chalk & Marl Co. fi led NASHVILLE - Mrs. F.P. colonial home. was born June 7, 1918. and many nephews and nieces. articles of incorporation. Vick, Secretary of the The old jail, torn down She was preceded in death by Nannie was loved by everyone Elijah E. Lemons, her husband of 50 who knew her and will be greatly The officers include W.W. Howard County Welfare some years ago, was years, Dugglas E. Lyon; and her son, missed by all. Brown, C.C. Henderson, A.C. Board, announced that the behind the courthouse Lee Edward Lemons of Horatio. In accordance with Nannie’s wishes, her Ramsey, Martin Walsh and fi rst checks are now ready and enclosed in a high wall She is survived by one daughter and remains were donated to science. others. to be delivered. This is the fence. son-in-law, Barbara and Buster Brown Sandra Simmons Howard County Land Transactions May 11-20 Sandra Darlene Hill Simmons, 53, of Dierks, Warranty Deed - William Martin, grantors, to Jackie of SW¼ of Section 26, Township 6S, Range 29W, Howard County. died Sunday, May 22, Barton and Stacey Barton, Carl Robinson, grantee, Township 9S, Range 27W, agg. 19 ac. m/l, Howard Commissioner’s 2011. She was born Jan. grantors, to Harvey part of NW¼ of SW¼ of Howard County. $64,000 County. Deed - Bobbie Jo Green, 17, 1958 in DeQueen. Jones and Margie Jones, Section 24, Township 10S, Corp. Warranty Deed Corporation Deed Commissioner in Circuit, She is survived by a grantees, Tract 1: part Range 28W, 10 ac. m/l, - Millwood Corporation, - N&M Davis LLC, grantor, to Matthew son, Jeremy Simmons of NE¼ of SE¼, 1 ac. m/l; Howard County. grantor, to R.D. Plant grantors, to Southern Smith, grantee, Lot 7 of Newhope; a daughter, Tract 2: part of East 210 Quitclaim Deed - Phillip Contracting Co. Inc., Oaks Construction LLC, and 8 (w/exception) in Amy Fennell of Dierks; ft. of W5/8 of NE¼ of SE¼, L. White and Donna grantees, SE¼ of SE¼ and grantee, Lots 23, 24, B.F. Hill Addition to the her parents, Dillard and 5.07 ac. m/l, all in Section L. White, grantors, to part of SW¼ of SE¼, all 25 and 26 of Springhill town of Nashville; AND Ila Hill of Dierks; three 14, Township 10S, Range Phillip and Donna White in Section 36, Township Addition to the town of ALSO, Lot 4 in Block 23 in sisters, Janet Bobo of Di- 28W, Howard County. Revocable Trust, grantee, 9S, Range 27W, Howard Nashville, (SW¼ SE¼ of Southwestern Real Estate erks, Cathy Francis of $13,000 part of NE¼ of NW¼ of County. $75,000 Section 25, Township and Dev. Co. Addition to Kirby and Jeanne Davis Warranty Deed - Harold Section 27, Township 9S, Trustee’s Warranty 19S, Range 27W) Howard the town of Nashville, of DeQueen; a brother, Martin and Yolonda Range 27W, 0.25 ac. m/l, Deed - Lena Bell Kitchens, County. $22,000 Howard County. $4,000 Michael Hill of Dierks; Martin, grantors, to Jackie Howard County. trustee of Kitchens Family Quitclaim Deed - Cathy Redemption Deed - John and six grandchildren. Carl Robinson, grantee, Warranty Deed - Vicki L. Revocable Living Trust, Jacobs and Raymond Thurston, Commissioner Funeral services will part of NW¼ SW¼ of Keeney, executor of Inez grantor, to Daniel T. Haggard, grantors, to of Arkansas State Lands, be held at 11 a.m. Friday, May 27, at First Baptist Section 24, Township 10S, Coleman estate, grantor, Kitchens and Danielle M. Trustees of Castleberry grantor, to Nhia Lue Church, Dierks, with Scott Range 28W, 10 ac. m/l, to Elvert L. Swopes and Kitchens, grantees, Tract Joint Living Trust, Xiong, grantee, part of Kitchens and Raymond Howard County. $143,000 Loran Swopes, grantees, 1: part of SE¼ of SE¼; grantees, part of Block SE¼ SE¼ of Section 26, Dees offi ciating. Warranty Deed - Harold a parcel in the city of Tract 2: part of E½ of NE¼ 46 in New Nashville, in Township 9S, Range 27W, Burial will be in Burg Martin and Yolanda Nashville, part of NE¼ of SE¼, all in Section 15, the town of Nashville, Howard County. $649.19 Cemetery, under the direc- tion of Wilkerson Funeral Home, Dierks. 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Aspen recently graduated May 13, 2011 The wedding will take place at 6:30 p.m. on with a Bachelor of Business Administra- Sat., June 11, 2011 at the fi rst Baptist Church tion in Management from Henderson State in Murfreesboro. University. A reception will be held immediately fol- She plans to attend CCCUA School of lowing the ceremony in the church fellowship Cosmetology in August 2011. Aspen is hall. the granddaughter of Jack and Barbara Invitations have been sent; however, all Moncus of Amity, and Janelle Fant and friends and family are invited to attend. the late Herschell Fant of Kirby.

Local students earn degrees at SAU MAGNOLIA- Southern degree in Early Childhood ern Arkansas University Arkansas University con- Ed P-4. is a comprehensive re- ferred degrees on 311 Steven Robins of Nash- gional university offering undergraduate and gradu- ville who graduated Cum degrees on the bachelor’s ate students during com- Laude with a Bachelor of and master’s levels. For mencement exercises on Business Administration more information about Fri., May 6. degree in Accounting. SAU, visit the website at Local students earning Tammy Walker of Nash- www.saumag.edu. degrees include the fol- ville who graduated Sum- lowing: ma Cum Laude with a Arkansas Tech Erin Bell of Nashville Bachelor of Science in who graduated Summa Education degree in Early announces spring Cum Laude with a Bache- Childhood Ed P-4. lor of Science in Education Founded in 1909, South- 2011 Dean’s List RUSSELLVILLE - Arkan- Local students top HSU’s sas Tech University has announced its Dean’s List Dean’s List, honor roll for undergraduate stu- Henderson State Uni- Honor Undergraduate dents on the main cam- versity announces the stu- Stephanie Dellinger pus in Russellville for the dents listed on the Dean’s spring 2011 semester. List and Honor Roll for the Mineral Springs A student must achieve Spring 2011 semester. Honor Undergraduate a 3.5 grade point average To be named to the Christina Adams, Mi- or higher and complete at Dean’s List, a student randa Johnson least 12 semester hours to must have achieved a 4.0 be named to the Dean’s grade point average for Nashville List. the entire semester. Dean Undergraduate A total of 1,469 Ar- To make the Honor Roll, Carl Little kansas Tech students a student must have re- Honor Undergraduate achieved that distinction Collins, Huffman plan ceived at least a 3.5 grade Chelsea Garcia, Richard during spring 2011, which point average for the se- Lacefi eld, Paige Reagan is an increase of 6.4 per- mester. cent over spring 2010. Umpire Included among the August nuptials Lockesburg Dean Undergraduate spring 2011 Dean’s List The engagement of Charisse groom is the son of Henry Dean Undergraduate Julie Wakley members are 499 students Collins to Hank Huffman is Huffman of Regina, NM. He is Sarah Coulter, Tiffanie Honor Undergraduate who achieved a 4.0 grade announced by her parents, the grandson of Wilma Huff- Jones Marcus Greene point average. The members of the James and D. Denise Tallant of man and the late McAdoo Jef- spring 2011 Arkansas Nashville. ferson Huffman of Farmington, Tech University Dean’s The bride-elect is the grand- NM. List, listed alphabetically daughter of Stella Naranjo and He is a 1990 graduate of by the town of their per- the late Alvin Waconda Nara- Coronado High School in manent address, are: njo of Albuquerque, NM. Gallina, NM and a 1993 gradu- LOCKESBURG - Jamie She is a 2001 graduate of ate of Albuquerque TVI. He Lynn Hilts (4.0); Nashville High School, and a is currently employed as an NASHVILLE - Jet Enrico 2005 graduate of Henderson electrician for DKD Electric in Manuel (4.0), Jared Cade State University. She is cur- Albuquerque, NM. Richards (4.0), Tarren rently employed as a co-man- The wedding will be at 4 RheaLynn Roberts and ager for Wal-Mart in Albuquer- p.m., Sat., Aug. 13, 2011, at Krisanna Rose Smith (4.0). que, NM Mineral Springs Church of Miss Stacy’s The prospective bride- Christ. NASHVILLE ‘Ben Lomond Day’ set for May 28 DANCE ACADEMY ~ nashvillenews.org ~ Everyone is invited to Ben Lomond Day to be held Sat., May 28 at 12 p.m. at the community center. There will be a potluck. Meat will be furnished, but 2011 Dance Recital everyone is encouraged to bring a covered dish. Miss Stacy’s Nashville Dance Flint Hill Cemetery Academy will have Committee to reorganize the 2011 Recital on Reorganization for the Flint Hill Cemetery Commit- Saturday, June 4 tee will meet Sat., May 28, at 3 p.m. at Flint Hill CME at 7:00 p.m. in the church on Bluff Springs Road in Mineral Springs. For more information contact Dorcas May 870-287-5204. 6th Street Auditorium. Admission is $5 per person at the door; children 5 & under free. 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 Sign up Now for our summer gymnastics classes! #52 Southpark Shopping Center (870) 200-1118 Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 26, 2011 • Page 5 doing it again on June 18. fl ying but also yarn. Grab watch Tidbits for contact We found that wireless LOCKESBURG Four weeks left until the a project and come “play.” information in the next phones are back in the June 15th auction is over If you want to bring a week or so. Arkansas State Legislature TIDBITS at First Baptist Church little potluck something And yes, the Lockes- this year. of a hand crafted knife to share that is always burg City Council has Last session they By Susie Thompson and Donna Gallaher made by Ross Tyser of welcome as well. agreed that Fireworks in passed the “No texting ************** Spartanburg SC. Pictures The destination for VBS the Park will indeed be and driving” law. of the knife are on the at First Baptist is “The Big on July 4. Some things This year they passed a There is a new business itan this week is 5–year- First Baptist Church of Apple” and will be held are already planned and bill that has been signed in town…well, actually old Haley Mays. She was Lockesburg, AR Facebook June 12 through June 16 others are in the “works.” by the governor that pro- two. The offi ce for Grubbs caught picking up trash page. You can also get from 6 to 8:30 p.m. for pre- The Park Commission/ hibits the use of handheld Heating & Air and Cindy’s out of the dugouts on the some history on the knife schoolers through 12th Committee needs mem- wireless telephones in Resale shop have opened lower fi eld at Ida Margaret maker at rtcustomknives. graders. bers, volunteers, and help- highway work zones while at 3430 S. Camellia (the Coulter Stone Park during com. The high bid at the The excitement is build- ers for this event. There workers are present and in old peach shed). Grubbs the T-Ball tournament on moment is $330. ing for the “trip” to visit will be space for vendors school zones when chil- Heating & Air would love May 7. You might remember the Big City. Not sure and fund raisers. dren are present. to work on your heating When asked why she Ross from the Tomahawk where all they will tour Get your thinking caps On March 29, Governor and air needs. was picking up the trash, Throw at the 4th of July this year but know it will on. For information or Beebe signed Act: 757 that You can stop by for a she responded “so the Fireworks in the Park Cel- be a special time. to voice your ideas call creates a sales tax exemp- visit at the resale shop or park will be clean the ebration a few years ago. What better way to trav- Claudine at 870-451-2200 tion for school supplies, call Glen at (870) 784-1380, next time we come to He might have even taught el then to look at the bro- or Susie at the number instructional material, or Cindy at (870)784-3149. play.” Out of the mouths you how to throw a toma- chures and fee like you’ve below. clothing, and accessories Their hours are Monday of babes. hawk. been there so you don’t A Single Shot Triple Bar- for one week in August through Saturday from 8 Please be sure to let us There are plans for him have to get in the car for rel Rossi Set is on display every year. a.m. to 6 p.m. know if you see someone to be back on the 4th of the long drive or book an at Baker’s Pawn Shop in To report a “Good Sa- The resale shop is doing doing something special. July this year. You can bid airplane ticket. Mark your De Queen. It is being maritan” sighting, or to consignment sales for 20 The Provo Fire Depart- by calling First Baptist at calendars. raffl ed off for the Provo get items in Lockesburg percent of selling cost. Be ment fundraiser for the (870) 289-2121 or online The Lockesburg Library Volunteer Fire Department Tidbits, send e-mail to sure to drop by and check Little Britches rodeo tro- at the FBC Facebook Page hours are Wednesday and and will be given away at mommasusie1953@yahoo. it out. phies made $230 on Bingo (see above for full name of Thursday 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. the Kids Rodeo and BBQ com or call her at (870) Our Secret Good Samar- and Burgers. They will be Facebook page.) with lunch from 12 till 1 on September 17. 784-0993. Red, White, and Blue p.m. Saturday the hours If you want tickets, con- Our deadline is Monday is still the theme going are 9 a.m. till noon. tact any member of the mornings at 9 a.m. ‘Happy Birthday’ 4-H on at “Play Night” is each Stop by and see what is Provo VFD, or at Baker’s. Thursday, beginning at 6 new at the library. Lindsey White cycles, shoot bb guns, or PM in the Fellowship Hall The Annual Lockesburg Howard County 4-H Pro- THIS COLUMN BROUGHT cast a fi shing pole. of First Baptist Church Car Show will be held on gram Assistant These events are part for those people who just Sat., July 2. It is always a TO YOU BY: On May 19, Howard of the annual County love to create something. fun event that draws a lot County 4-H members par- O’Rama, in which youth Of course there are lots of people to our city. LOCKESBURG BRANCH ticipated in their annual participate for a chance to of other colors floating If you have an old ve- county “B-Day”. 3402 Camellia • Lockesburg • 870-289-2400 Equal go to the District O’Rama. around too. hicle that you want to Housing “B-Day” is made up of Member FDIC Lender Senior 4-H members also And not just fabric is show off a little or a lot activities in baitcasting, have an opportunity to BB shooting, and bicy- go to State O’Rama, held YARD SALE YARD SALE HOWARD COUNTY cling. 4-H’ers competed at the U of A in Fayette- in all three events in their ville. Sat., May 28 Thurs - Sat 7am -? FARMER’S MARKET respective age categories. 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Main St. • Nashville • (870) 845-4422 Page 6 • Thursday, May 26, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS transferred for orthopedic for employees on swing or ceiving a vehicle allowance an estimate by PROCOM LEVEL care with this in place and CITY graveyards shifts; one tank of gas per week; Communications Systems From Page 1 usually not removed until From Page 1 •฀adding฀an฀already-ex- •฀amending฀a฀section฀on฀ listing an approximate repair taken to surgery so it may isting option for employees travel expenses to exempt cost of more than $12,000. intubation in patients that City attorney George Steel not return to our ED im- to have their checks direct- employees who receive a “Come to fi nd out, we’ve are otherwise diffi cult in told the council he would deposited; vehicle allowance from col- got major problems with [the mediately,” according to obtaining an airway. It is review relevant state and •฀ allowing฀ each฀ full฀ time฀ lecting reimbursement for sirens],” Jones said, adding Hanson’s report. also a great piece of equip- federal laws pertaining to employee to accept a one- use of a personal vehicle; that they no longer oscillate Wright reported that ment to have for patients the issue and report back time payment of unused •฀removing฀a฀$5฀allowance฀ and must be activated indi- HMH would need to “de- next month. that have undergone some vacation time during a for tips; vidually. velop a plan for construc- The proposal was one of 12-month period; Discussion on that subject cervical spine trauma be- •฀mandating฀that฀anyone฀ tion of a physician’s of- a slate of modifi cations to •฀mandating฀that฀an฀in- hired after July 2007 have 5 was also tabled until the city cause intubation can be fi ce building – including a city code passed down to jured employee inform their percent of their check with- could request another bid on done without manipulat- Community Health Center the council by a personnel immediate supervisor and fi ll held to make retirement the project. ing the neck,” the report policy committee set up by during [the] second quar- out necessary paperwork in payments; Also during the meeting, stated. Mayor Billy Ray Jones early ter of fi scal year 2012” the city clerk’s offi ce; •฀leaving฀whether฀an฀em- city aldermen approved En- The additional Sager this year. •฀ changing฀ the฀ health฀ ployee on a disciplinary sus- gineered Products Industries In other business; Traction Splint will “al- Other suggested changes insurance eligibility wait pe- pension receives pay or not for participation in a state Tessa Moody, physical low us to have two in include: riod to match the company up to the mayor’s discretion. sales and use tax refund pro- therapist, was promoted the emergency depart- •฀requiring฀newly฀hired฀ policy of whatever insurance In other business, Jones gram. The Howard County to Rehab Services Super- employees to pass a drug ment because a patient is provider the city uses; told the council that the Quorum Court passed the visor. test; •฀removing฀an฀unused฀sec- city’s tornado sirens are all same resolution at their •฀adding฀an฀already-ex- tion of the code that would in various states of disrepair meeting last month. The De Queen district isting shift differential pay allow department heads re- and presented aldermen with PAY slightly exceeds Nashville From Page 1 in pay, offering $37,700 Corps advises caution on water during holiday weekend Dierks offers teachers to entry-level teachers and $52,200 to their top LITTLE ROCK – Memo- Dierks. High lake levels * Never rely on toys * Wear a life jacket. holding a master’s degree rial Day Weekend is the can make boating more like inner tubes or water * Check your tow ve- with additional college earners. The school board unan- unofficial start of sum- hazardous. When you are wings. hicle, trailer and boat. hours $44,138 while Min- mer for many, and it often on a lake, no matter how * When in doubt, wear * File a fl oat plan with eral Springs pays $43,800. imously voted to hire the following employees at a kicks off with an outing to high the water, be sure a life jacket. a friend. The required minimum a lake or river. Pleasure to wear a life jacket. You * Never dive into lakes * Check the weather for that level of education special meeting Monday night: boaters are advised to should also remember to and rivers from cliffs or before launching. is $41,130. stay off the river. More use the boat’s kill switch ledges. * Don’t swim for a boat Among similar-sized •฀Kiesha฀Shelton฀–฀high฀ school math rain could cause the ad- and slow down to watch * Lakes are big; don’t that is drifting away; get schools, the Nashville dis- visory to remain in effect. for submerged debris. overestimate your swim- another boater to retrieve trict is still near the lead •฀Teresa฀Chandler฀–฀ high school art Also, nine district lakes The rangers offer the ming skills. it. of the pack, besting Ash- are high because of spring following additional swim- * Swim only in desig- * Take a safe boating down’s entry-level salary •฀DJ฀Graham฀-฀junior฀ high teacher and coach fl ooding. These include ming and boating tips: nated areas. course. by nearly $5,000 and their Beaver, Table Rock, Bull Swimmers * Watch your children Visit us on Facebook top-end pay by $2,319. •฀Brenda฀Galliher฀-฀ju- nior high science Shoals, Norfork, Greers * Your best defense is -- have a “Designated Child at www.facebook.com/lit- Ferry, Clearwater, Blue to learn to swim. Watcher.” tlerockusace. able for children to paint Mountain, Nimrod and * Never swim alone. Boaters PARK and there will be a Dino From Page 1 store open. They also have new possibility of some camp would offer 100 percent a new playground near The Dino dig will begin landscaping and a pos- sites at the park. funding for a wildlife view- the softball and baseball competing in four age at 1 p.m. sible nine hole disc golf Another exciting proj- ing trail that would in- fi elds. groups from eight and un- June 4 will begin with course planned at the ect is a possible wildlife clude an asphalt walking Cherry pointed out that der through 14 and under. a fi shing derby at the city park. viewing trail to be located track and viewing blinds everything on the master The popular Pebbles park pond from 8 until 10 They are also preparing in the pecan grove on throughout the grove. plan is subject to change, and Bam Bam lookalike a.m. to do some renovations the west side of the park. There are also plans to but many of the items contest will begin at 10 The Dinofest baseball on some of the bathrooms Cherry said that they were expand the pond, build mentioned were already a.m. and Dr. Jeff Pittman tournament is scheduled and are considering the applying for a grant that new volleyball courts and in the works. will present the Nashville to begin at 9 a.m. and will dinosaur tracks from 10 Local students graduate from ASMSA continue throughout the ment on the extended a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Dog- Commencement at Ar- Bernie Kreul, will attend day. SOLD future of the business. wood Trail Area. kansas School for Math- Cooper Union for the Ad- The Elberta Arts and On his own future, Pittman is the man who ematics, Sciences and the vancement of Science and From Page 1 Craft Tent, dinosaur mu- Moore was more can- discovered the tracks and Arts was held recently. Art. Kat Steel – (Dierks time. ral, Dino store and bounce did. will be on hand to share The Howard County High School), daughter of Moore said the store houses and games will be “I’m looking forward information about them. graduates are: Jairus and Patricia Steel would remain open “for open from 11 a.m. until 8 to fi shing and hunting This year offers a thrill- Luke Kreul – (Nashville of Dierks, will attend Uni- a while” and that “ev- p.m. with my grandkids,” he ing new attraction with High School), son of She- versity of Arkansas at ery effort” had been The Dino dig will begin said. “And traveling. hot air balloon rides be- lia Kreul of Nashville and Fayetteville. made to “take care of at 1 p.m. We’ve got lots of travel- ginning at 11 a.m. at the our employees,” but Cherry also briefl y dis- Alpine Community ing planned.” stage area. Cherry stated Gospel singing, potluck was unwilling to com- cussed the city park’s Center to host gospel that they are tethered to be held May 28 master plan. singing rides. Newhope Freewill Bap- ‘Hillcrest Gang’ reunion set for June 18 The park’s priority is The Alpine Community The Elberta Arts Center tist Church will hold a June 18 is the date for ville, with lunch at 12 p.m. additional parking near Center will host gospel will have an arts and crafts gospel singing and potluck the fi rst reunion of the Hill- If you think you might the baseball and softball singing on Tues., May 31, tent set up from 11 a.m. Sat., May 28, beginning at crest Gang (all those who attend, or have any ques- fi elds, as well as four new at 6:30 p.m. For more infor- until 8 p.m. There will be 6:30 pm. lived a mile or so east of tions about the occasion, tennis courts. mation, call 870-223-3221. a dinosaur art mural avail- Mine Creek, between the please contact James early forties and the early Myrick at 870-557-9969, Aaron R. Brasel sixties). Conrad Bagley at 870-845- Gathering for the event 1663, or Bobby Ray at 870- BRASEL LAW FIRM, PLLC will begin at 11 a.m. at 845- 2744. Western Sizzlin in Nash- • Criminal Defense • Civil Lawsuits • Custody & Divorce • Wills & Estate Planning ***NOTICE*** P.O. Box 813 Offi ce: 870-845-4100 TO AVOID A 10% PENALTY, Nashville, AR 71852 Fax: 870-845-4103 ALL BUSINESS & PERSONAL PROPERTY MUST BE ASSESSED BY PUBLIC NOTICE MAY 31, 2011 Mineral Springs School District PLEASE RETURN ASSESSMENTS TO THE is accepting bids on the following: HOWARD COUNTY All weather surface on the High School Football fi eld. In- ASSESSOR’S OFFICE. HOURS: 8:00 A.M.-4:30 P.M. stall replicated grass fi eld, drainage and shock attenuation blanket on approximately 96,000 square feet; all necessary FOR ANY QUESTIONS, CALL dirt work involved with removal of original grass fi eld and installation of new replicated fi eld. The fi eld is to be solid green with Vegas Gold end zones with “Mineral Springs” in (870) 845-7511 one end zone and “Hornets” in one end zone in 15’ tall Green PUBLIC MEETING lettering in a school provided font. The fi eld will have the FOR REDISTRICTING following markings: white 3’ NFL style border, NFL style HOWARD COUNTY numbers with arrows, 5 yard lines, hash marks, 320 one-yard PRESENTED BY THE STAFF OF THE markers, two point conversion lines as well as midfi eld logo CHILDREN’S CENTER ARKANSAS BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT selected by the school to fi t between the 45 yard lines. Bids PART TIME POSITION must meet NFHS fi eld marking guidelines. Bid will also in- clude One (1) Greens Groomer, and a pair or 6’ offset, 20’ WHERE: KLIPSCH AUDITORIUM, Need a LIVE-IN COMPANION for a develop- upright, yellow-aluminum goal posts installed. HOPE mentally disabled male. Will be providing training in All bids are to include, materials, labor, equipment and meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, shopping, mon- taxes. A bid and performance bond will be required per Ar- WHEN: TUESDAY EVENING, ey management, grooming, leisure time activities and kansas law. MAY 31ST Alternate add: Midfi eld logo selected by the school to fi t health and safety issues. between the 40 yard lines. TIME: 6 – 8 PM Part Time Schedule: Bids will be accepted until noon June 1, 2011 and they will Friday, 3:30 pm - Sunday, 3:30 pm, continuous be opened same day at 1 p.m. All bids are to be submitted ADMISSION: FREE to the Mineral Springs School District Administration Offi ce TOPIC: DISCUSSION OF Must be able to pass criminal records background at (P.O. Box 189 or 130 West Browning Street, Mineral NEW ARKANSAS HOUSE & check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof Springs, Arkansas 71851). Bids will be approved on June SENATE DISTRICTS – of high school diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No 16, 2011. Awarded bidder will be notifi ed by the district on Phone Calls. Friday, June 17, 2011. BASED ON THE 2010 CENSUS For more information please phone the district at (870- Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 Visit arkansasredistricting.org 287-4748). (MSSD;39-42,w:271) Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 26, 2011 • Page 7 Dierks

Dierks High School Co-Valedictorian Sydney Feemster attended a reception Dierks High School Co-Valedictorian Kaitlyn Stapp attended a recep- hosted by Governor Mike Beebe and First Lady Ginger Beebe on May 7. The tion hosted by Governor Mike Beebe and First Lady Ginger Beebe on May 7. reception was held to recognize high school honor seniors of Arkansas and was The reception was held to recognize high school honor seniors of Arkansas held in the Governor’s Mansion. Pictured from left to right: Scott Feemster, First and was held in the Governor’s Mansion. Pictured from left to right: First Lady Ginger Beebe, Lady Ginger Beebe, Sydney Feemster, Kaitlyn Stapp, Gover- Dierks grad to attend Governor Mike Beebe, nor Mike Beebe, Karen Shelly Feemster. Stapp. Air Force Academy Submitted photo Submitted photo Kevin Bogan, 2011 Honor Society. graduate of Dierks High Acceptance into the School, has accepted an Academy is equivalent to invitation to attend the a $414,000 scholarship. United States Air Force He will report to the Academy in Colorado Cadet Wing at the Acad- Springs, CO. emy June 23. Bogan is the salutato- A going away party is rian of this year’s gradu- planned for Bogan at the ating class at Dierks. He New Hope Fire Station FISH DAY was an Honor Student, a May 28 beginning at 11 member of the Gifted and a.m. There will be a pot- NOW IS THE TIME FOR STOCKING! Talented Program and a luck lunch and everyone 4-6"฀Channel฀Catfi฀sh฀$33/100฀•฀ member of the National is invited. 6-8"฀Channel฀Catfi฀sh฀$52/100฀•฀Bluegill฀(Coppernose฀&฀ Hybrid)฀•฀Redear฀•฀Largemouth฀Bass฀•฀Black฀Crappie฀(If฀ Available)฀•฀8-11"Grass฀Carp฀•฀Fathead฀Minnows฀•฀Koi We Will Service You At: Farmers Association Co-Op in Nashville, AR Thursday, June 2, from 4:00-5:00 P.M. To Preorder, Call: Arkansas Pondstockers 1-800-843-4748 WALKUPS WELCOME

COUNTRYSIDECOUNTRYSIDE NURSERYNURSERY COMPLETE TREE SERVICE TRIMMING/REMOVAL BUCKET TRUCK INSURED STUMP GRINDING Landscape Shrubs Trees (wide assortment) Dierks High School Salutatorian Kevin Bogan Come see our large variety of plants available, just accepts his commission to United States Air Force minutes away from Nashville! Academy from Capt. Morgan Musser. Bogan is (870) 845-2307 one of 1,300 cadets who will enter the Air Force 198 MURRAY LANE Academy this fall. Off Hwy 278 W, toward Center Point Photo by Dewayne Holloway Page 8 • Thursday, May 26, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Community Events

HIPPY celebrates 25 years in Arkansas

The Nashville Chamber of Commerce held a coffee at their office recently to promote DinoFest. Pictured left to right are Mayor Billy Ray Jones, Tim Pinkerton, Earl Sand- ers, Mike Reese, Lynn Hendry, ‘Tracker’ the Dinosaur, Park Director Nikki Cherry, park commissioner Leslie White and park intern Kadem Ray. Photo by Cecil Harris

Pictured are attending families of these HIPPY children listed: Bryan and Kristo- pher Hartin, Aurelio Motta, Keiara Miller, Jamey Nuttall, TayShaun Davis, Jacob Johnson, Logan and Savannah Wilson, Samuel Dean, KeShala Flowers, Hunter Tait, Rialee Juarez, Emily Bustos and Alex Perez. Submitted photo By Karen Garner planned parent meetings etc. On May 23, the Howard county We also had two other special HIPPY (Home Instruction for Parents awards presented to Pam Tollett of Preschool Youngsters) program (grandmother of Denver Tollett) and had a fun time celebrating this won- Marian Herberts (grandmother of derful program existing in Arkansas Keiara Miller) for being a participat- for 25 years. ing grandparent in HIPPY. The HIPPY children with parents These two grandmothers enjoyed and some attending grandparents and eagerly completed the three and participated in a balloon release that four curriculums with their grand- shared the love and enjoyment of daughters. this local program. This was once again, a big and Simple Simon’s Pizza was so nice longlasting statement from these to donate the balloons for the re- loving and caring grandmothers, that Roughly 225 students at Nashville Primary School participated in the American Heart lease. This program also consisted of education is fun and important. Association’s Hoops for Heart benefit, raising over $8,000 to fight heart disease. each child receiving a certifi cate of HIPPY will be enrolling for the Pictured are some of the students who took part in the fundraiser. They are, left to completion of the HIPPY curriculum. 2011/2012 school year in the fall. For right, (front row) Tiffany Byers, Trinity Tipton, Sylas Ware, Nicholas Matheny, (middle At this time Tabitha Bustos was more information on this program row) Maci Bishop, Kinsey Westfall, Karla Lopez, Ashley Chambers, Junior Vazquez, awarded the HIPPY parent of the contact Karen Garner at 845-2577 or Jonah Fant, Noel Dunham, (back row) Jarrett Parker, Madelyn Pinkerton, Quinlan year award for her dedication as De Queen-Mena Educational Coop- Reed, Anna Rhodes, Will Pope and Detriah Young. Also pictured is event organizer a HIPPY parent by attending all erative at 870-386-2251. Amy Chambers. Submitted photo

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Novice feature winner Amanda Jones of Mt. Ida. Submitted Photo

Sawyer Kesterson finished ninth in the pole vault in the 2A State Track Meet held May 6. Submitted photo

Jake Tollette leaps 5-10 for a seventh place finish in the high jump at the 2A State Track Meet. Photo by Dewayne Holloway

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Jessica Munson launches the discus as she competes in the 2011 Arkansas Aron McDonald (right) opens the 2011 Arkansas High School Decathlon High School Heptathlon last Wednesday. with the 100m dash. Photo by Dewayne Holloway Photo by Dewayne Holloway Scrapper lineman camp scheduled Nashville – The Nashville Scrapper lineman. coaching staff will host a lineman camp Scrapper coaches Kyle Jackson and May 31-June 2 at the Scrapperdome in Michael Howard will be the instructors Nashville. and the camp is only open to the fi rst 20 The camp will begin at 4 p.m. each to register. day and end at 6 p.m. and all athletes in The cost of the camp is $30 and all grades seven through nine are invited. campers must be covered by a family The camp is an instructional camp medical insurance policy. that will instruct athletes in the proper Registration is open until May 27. techniques and fundamentals involved For more information contact Jackson in playing as an offensive and defensive or Coach Tim Perry at 845-7332. YORK GARY is the #1 trusted Auto dealer in the Ark-La-Tex! Let us win your business! The Wild Ivy softball team finished runners-up in the Sixth Annual Craig Classic Tournament held in De Queen May 21. Pictured from left to right: (front for 0% 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2WD Ext Cab row) Mattison Steele, Karleigh Reeder, Eva Reeder, Madison Woodruff, Jenna or Hostetler, Kinsey Westfall, Ashley Chambers, Maci Bishop, Ellen Spigner; (back MSRP ...... $26,640 60 mo. less York Gary Discount ...... $1,171 row) Brent Reeder, Bryan McJunkins, Chris Hostetler and Kelly Chambers. less Customer Cash ...... $4,505 Steve Spigner not pictured. $20,964 Submitted Photo * Less Commercial Offer ...... $500 * Must own a business or farm. $20,464

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The Mineral Springs Elementary students enjoyed Katelin Inman, Lettie Rocha and Andreka Alexander Lindsey White from the Howard County Extension presentations and learned about careers recently. learn to count fire ants and insects. Their instructor Service talks about ATV safety. All photos submitted Community members came to the school and talked was Agriculture Extension Agent Mike McCarter. about their jobs and showed how they educate the community. Students received freebies from Alisha Williams from Legacy Initiatives - a company dedicated to making a smoke-free community. We ought to love one another Kansas City with a heart tio) and Brittany Perry of God and everyone that we loved God, but that He White Cliffs News problem. David Walls is (Mineral Springs). loveth is born of God and loved us and sent His Son having some health prob- Your future is before knoweth God. to be the propitiation for lems and is in the care of you; go strong for what He that loveth not our sins. his daughter. you want. knoweth not God; for God Beloved, if God so By Mary Jimmy Kountz went Happy Birthday to is Love. loved us, we ought to home to California after Dante Crosslin. Hope In this was manifested love one another. Crosslin falling ill I Hot Springs. you have a great day and the love of God toward No man hath seen God Keep them in your many more. us. Because that God sent at any time. If we love one We had one fi rst re- on the scene. prayers. Christian refresher: 1 His only begotten Son another, God dwelleth in sponder call this week, The sister of Leotis Congratulations to our John 4: 7-12 into the world that we us and his love is perfect- which was not complet- Hopkins, Juanita Hop- high school graduates, Beloved, let us love might live through Him. ed in us. ed. The patient recovered kins, is in the hospital in Brianna Maxwell (Hora- one another; for love is Herein is love, not that Love is the key! Howard County Delinquent Real Estate Tax List The real estate tax books PT NW COR NWNW RATLIFF, EDWARD HARRIS, MICHAEL & SECTION- 00 IMPROVEMENT ONLY of Howard County refl ect (1AC) ...... 97.93 KERRI ...... 406.79 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BL E 18AC SESE; EXC RR the following list of real SECTION- 36 SECTION- 23 32 LT 8 LOT-8 BLK-32 CLYDE BELL’S LAND property to be delinquent TOWNSHIP 09 PT SWNE (23.47AC); PT SESE (105X157) NELSON, SHEMYA H CRUZ, JOSE ESTE- for nonpayment of taxes RANGE 27 PT W1/4 SENE HARRIS, MICHAEL & ...... 31.24 BAN ...... 424.47 for the year 2008. (The WILLIAMS, JAMES MI- (1.53AC) KERRI ...... 870.28 SECTION- 00 SECTION- 19 amount included in the CHAEL ...... 550.08 SECTION- 23 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. TOWNSHIP 10 RANGE “Tax, Penalty and Costs” SECTION- 02 TOWNSHIP 10 PT NENE SEC 26; PT TRI-ANGLE; LOT 50’ N 28 column may not include SW COR W RD SESE RANGE 27 SESE SEC 23 LOT 2; LOT 2 BLK-38 JORDAN, SIMPSON ... all penalties and costs and (1.50AC) MAY, MINUEN SR ...... HARRIS, MICHAEL & JONES, JOHN J ...41.97 ...... 133.64 will not include interest EVANS, WILLIE ...... 42.09 KERRI ...... 99.30 SECTION- 00 SECTION- 24 and special improvement W...... 728.01 SECTION- 01 SECTION- 23 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. PT SENENE (1.46AC) assessmnets that may be SECTION- 18 PT W1/2 FRL NENE PT NENE SEC 26; PT NELSON, SHEMYA ..... BENNETT, CHARLIE due at the time of payment. W165’ NESE (5AC) (1.12AC) SESE SEC 23 (FORKS ...... 29.30 ...... 22.63 MERRELL, GEORGE .. TAYLOR, EUGENE OF CREEKS) SECTION- 00 SECTION- 24 NAME/DESCRIPTION- ...... 71.41 ...... 228.67 MC CRARY, DENNIS & SPENCER PT SWNENE (1.40AC) TOTAL DUE SECTION- 22 SECTION- 03 BRENDA ...... 701.45 MARSHALL, MARY M W720’ NENW N RD NW COR NWSW W RD SECTION- 23 ...... 617.45 TOWNSHIP 00 TOWNSHIP 05 (17.25AC); NE PT(3AC) PT SWSE (208X197) SECTION- 00 RANGE 00 RANGE 28 NWNW N & E RD’S JORDAN, WILLETTE M HOOD, HELEN & SAN- SPENCER SUB’D PHILLIPS, NANNIE JO WELLS FARGO BANK (7AC) & CHESTER ..... 333.36 DRA LOCKEB...407.79 S60’ LOT 12; 25’ S SAID ...... 905.69 N. A...... 1,410.02 DAVIS, MARK & SECTION- 15 SECTION- 26 LOT LOT-12 BLK-1 SECTION- 00 SECTION- 25; N1/2 ROGER ...... 86.97 PT NWSESW (.50AC) PT SENW (50X145.5) COLLIER, JOHN L ...... MC CULLOUGH BL 57 NWNE W RD (5.05AC) SECTION- 29 WITHERSPOON, MILLS, WILLIAM RYAN ...... 75.01 LTS 16-17-18-19 BLK- NWNE S #24 EXC MARY & MELODY...... 42.82 SECTION- 00 57 TOWNSHIP 07 E100’ ...... 41.13 SECTION- 27 SYPERT N12’ LOT NUTT, JOHNIE & NEL- RANGE 27 TAYLOR, EUGENE ..... SECTION- 22 PT NENE (60X100) 20 LOT 13 THRU 19 LIE ...... 731.94 FURBEE, SHEILA L...... 311.92 PT N3/4 W1/2 NW BLK-2 SECTION- 00 ...... 41.45 SECTION- 32 (.50AC) TOWNSHIP 00 MEDSOURCES, LTD ORIGINAL BLOCK 5 SECTION- 21; S678’ PT NENW (1.61AC) RANGE 00 ...... 2,313.68 PT W1/2 OF E477’ OF SENE 1984 CHAMPION TOWNSHIP 10 HANCOCK, NOAH & SECTION- 00 BL 5 (100X160) BLK-5 (4.90); N630’OF E315’WOODLAKE 14X76 RANGE 28 JO ...... 13.70 WILSON & FERGU- CHEATHAM, CLAR- OF NESE (4.56) THOMAS, E KATHER- FATHERREE, LARRY SECTION- 00 SON BL 5 N8’ ENCE JR ...... 473.91 FURBEE, SHEILA L ... INE ...... 110.19 DON ...... 96.41 B.F. HILL LT 3; ALL 4-5-6; E8’ SECTION- 00 ...... 100.73 SECTION- 36 SECTION- 16 ELKINS, WAYNE ALLEY W BLK-5 ORIGINAL PT N1/2 BL SECTION- 22; PT SENENE (3.65AC) PT E1/2 SWSW (3.54) (CON’T-KEVIN & QU OF 3-4-5-6 33 (75X300) BLK-33 S1/2 SWNW (20AC); DAVIS, EDWARD EU- ...... 489.41 TOWNSHIP 07 N1/2 NWSW (20AC) GENE ...... 232.36 TOWNSHIP 11 SECTION- 00 RANGE 28 TOWNSHIP 11 SECTION- 36 RANGE 27 NEW NASHVILLE HILE, STELLA MAE ..... RANGE 27 TOWNSHIP 07 PT N1/4 SWSE (.70AC) BROWN, CARL ...42.54 HARRIS, MICHAEL R & ...... 396.14 SAMPSON, ANNIE ...... RANGE 28 CLASSIC AUTO PAINT SECTION- 16 KERRI L ...... 934.82 SECTION- 30 ...... 10.30 GIBSON, APRIL DE- & REPAIR ...... 582.05 PT SE PT NWNE (1.95) SECTION- 00 PT SENE (96X180) SECTION- 04 NISE ...... 40.25 SECTION- 36 HOPKINS, ARLENE .... NEW NASHVILLE LOT CASTLEMAN, H G ...... PT E1/4 NWSW SECTION- 05 PT SWSE (.21AC) ...... 197.07 7 THRU 12 ...... 127.80 SAMPSON, ANNIE ...... PT NWSW (1AC) DAVIS, EUGENE...... SECTION- 32 MORPHEW, BRENT.... SECTION- 30 ...... 207.97 WOOD, CANADAY & ...... 1,244.11 NW COR NESWSE ...... 21.51 PT E1/4 NESW S 6TH SECTION- 04 WOOD W/LE PATS...... SECTION- 36 (1.40AC) SECTION- 00 ST (150X216 PT NWSW (1.60AC) ...... 19.54 PT N1/4 SWSE GATHRIGHT, DALE .... SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. WOOD CANADAY BISHOP, PLEAS O ...... SECTION- 31 (1.63AC) ...... 44.61 LT 4 BL 2 LOT-4 BLK-2 WOOD W/LE ...... PATSY 46.13 PT NW COR NESE SECTION- 32 HESTER, FRANCES W ...... 291.79 SECTION- 09 (3AC) TOWNSHIP 09 PT LOT 2 BL 8 ...... 21.51 SECTION- 31 PT W1/2 NENW RANGE 28 (92.4X100) SECTION- 00 PT NWNESE (4AC) (.384AC) TOWNSHIP 08 FISHER, FREDERIC J VAUGHN, NICOLE Y ... SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. RANGE 28 ...... 71.84 ...... 246.13 GUERRERO, LAURO TOWNSHIP 00 Notice is hereby given HILL, MARK M ...... SECTION- 13 SECTION- 36 ...... 355.92 RANGE 00 that said several tracts, ...... 615.16 PT S1/2 NESW (.50AC) PT N1/2 NWNE (1AC) SECTION- 00 WILSON, JAMES D & lots or parts of lots, will SECTION- 07 CAPPS, BOBBY & SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. LESLIE D ...... 588.80 be held as delinquent for PT NWNESW (8AC) & AMANDA ...... 99.77 TOWNSHIP 11 W1/2 LOT 6 SECTION- 00 a one year period from PT E1/2; NWSW E OF SECTION- 13 RANGE 28 (50X75) BLK-23 MURRAY-2 E1/2 LOT this date and then certifi ed RD (2.49AC) S1/2 W1/2 SWSWSE HAWTHORNE, HAT- TURNEY & THOMP- 8; LOT 9 to the State of Arkansas, MYRICK-MYRICK ...... (2.50AC) TIE ...... 90.48 SON ...... 206.51 Commissioner of State ...... 41.22 CROCKER, HAROLD E SECTION- 11 SECTION- 00 TOWNSHIP 10 Lands, for collection or to SECTION- 26 JR ...... 606.08 PT S PT S RD NWNW SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. RANGE 27 be sold, unless the delin- PT BL 11 IN SESE SECTION- 14 (.52) LT 12 BL 26LOT-12 MC GEE, WORTH & quent taxes, penalties and MYRICK, LESTER ...... PT S1/2 SWSW SHANKLES, LINDA ..... BLK-26 WILLIAM ...... 508.35 costs are to be paid before ...... 153.76 (3.03AC) ...... 7.21 WILDER, HENCE ... SECTION- 17 the end of the one-year pe- SECTION- 26 MC CRARY, DENNIS & SECTION- 14 ...... 599.50 PT SWSWSW riod. PT BL 11 BRENDA ...... 1,271.34 PT NWNENW (1.52) SECTION- 00 (100X100 & 110X98) May 23, 2011 IRELAND, STEPHANIE SECTION- 27 SW. R.E.& DEV. CO. BETANCOURT, ISRE- Butch Morris ...... 21.44 PT NWSW (1.32AC); TOWNSHIP 09 MAY, MINUEN SR...... AL ...... 393.53 Howard County Sheriff SECTION- 36 PT NESW (5.83AC) RANGE 27 ...... 221.56 SECTION- 19 & Collector Page 12 • Thursday, May 26, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Information Please! ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Friday-Sunday 1. Crucifixes 6. Modify to one's 14 15 16

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Page 14 • Thursday, May 26, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Diamond Park Speedway begins mentor program Special for The Nashville News drives the #7 pure stock and this past Saturday race. an extra set of eyes as they teamed up with Amanda by Andy Lockwood car every Saturday night night he dominated the When we asked why work on the car.” Clemons Hamilton and my youngest Jeremy Hill of Dierks at Diamond Park Speedway fi eld, winning the feature he ran so good I expected said. son is teamed up with to hear an answer that Ty’s older brother, Jeremy Hill and they are included motor, tires or 15-year-old Dakota Rector, loving it. My youngest son track position. is teamed with Bobby has a spectrum of autism I was wrong, because and Amanda Hamilton of and it is hard for him to for Jeremy Hill the secret Nashville. fit in but let me tell you to winning is a 13- year-old The boys’ mom is Misty Jeremy is awesome and it boy from Delight named Ty Rector and she is a nurse is very hard to tell who is Sherrod. that works in Arkadelphia. more excited for my son to They were paired She heard about the be with him. Warren and together in the Diamond program in the Murfreesboro Andy are awesome for this Park Speedway mentor Diamond and contacted program. Thank you very program and it is paying off Clemons and Lockwood. much.” big for both of them. The two interviewed her “The racers and staff out Track promoter Warren boys and they were paired here this year have made it Clemons and announcer with the Hill and Hamilton an absolute pleasure to run Andy Lockwood took race teams. Their mom the track. I want to thank over running the track says that they love the you,” Clemons said. in January and the first program. “I have known Jeremy a thing they did was put the She added that they lot of years and watched mentor program together. have not missed a Saturday him race. I have never seen Area youth can get a night. She tells them that him smile. He is all business Ty Sherrod riding on the back of the #7 car of Jeremy Hill. Sherrod and Hill lot out of the program. It she must really love them and good in a race car. One work together through the mentor program at Diamond Park Speedway. gives them something to to work all she does and of the hardest to beat in The program allows teens the opportunity to learn about the racing business. do on Saturday nights and then have them at the track pure stock,” Lockwood teaches them skills in car each Saturday at 5 p.m. said. upkeep and repair. She recently wrote a Several more teens are The mentor kids are letter to Lockwood on the about to be added and paired with race teams track’s Facebook page. we still have room if your who have drivers from “Had a blast last night at child has nothing to do this all occupations such the races. I appreciate the summer and is interested as a veterinarian from mentor program y’all are in racing. Glenwood named Doc doing this year with the Give Warren a call at Wright and a pharmacist kids. My boys are having (870) 845-5390 or Andy at from Broken Bow, Okla., the time of their life. We (870) 200-0341. named Howard Hill. are hoping and praying “It gives the race team you do this again next race an extra pair of hands and season. My older son is Meet the Vendor: Charles My name is Charles Wright. I was born April 17, 1935 and grew up in Lockesburg. In 1967, I Bobby and Amanda Hamilton pose with Dakota Rector, a 15-year-old member moved to Nashville. of the mentor program. I started working at the Submitted photos Okay Cement Plant in 1968 and retired in 1993. My wife is the former Vivian Hickerson. She was born May 1, 1941 and grew up in Nashville. We met at church and have six children between us by previous marriages, and 10 grandchildren. I grew up on a farm and have enjoyed farming all my life. I worked in the peach industry when it was going strong in Nash- ville. I remember Fair & Sons, also Murray Orchards. I worked in the fi eld, pick- Charles Wright ing and hauling peaches Submitted photo and also in the shed, grad- ing peaches. space. I use drip irrigation My advice to anyone I got involved with the which saves a lot of back who wants to grow a gar- Farmers’ Market partly ache, and so I don’t have den is just dig in and start to worry if we don’t get learning. Don’t let the The Fraternal Order of the Eagles awarded Ashley Hodges, of Blevins, because my wife works for the Vista program where enough rain. grass get too tall. a $1,000 scholarship recently. Hodges plans to attend UACCH to Lots of people driving Keep the soil tilled all persue a nursing degree. Also pictured are Gary Funderburk, club vice she met a Board member from the Market. by just stop to look at my year and you won’t have president, and Ann Rosenbaum, scholarship committee representative. That person then got garden. any grass. Photo by Cecil Harris in contact with me and I hope to see more ven- If you don’t have a til- talked me into bringing dors and more customers ler, use a hoe and your 26th Annual Okay-Saratoga School Reunion set for Memorial weekend produce to the Market. at the market in the future. hands. As soon as that The 26th Annual Okay- The event is held the The Okay School I’ve always raised a big I wish younger people grass pokes through, get Saratoga School Reunion Saturday before Memo- opened in 1929 and closed garden. would get interested – not rid of it. is set for Sat., May 28, in rial Day and encompass- in 1965, and was part of The products I bring to only in farming, but in I’m a member of the the M.H. Peebles Audi- es alumni who attended the Saratoga School sys- the market are tomatoes, getting healthy and stop Farm Bureau and this year torium on the Saratoga the Okay and Saratoga tem. okra, beans, potatoes, eating out of those paper I’m helping till and plant School Campus. Schools. The reunion starts Sat- squash, peas and black- sacks from McDonald’s. Nashville’s fi rst “Commu- urday afternoon at 1 p.m. berries. My interests are church, nity Garden.” HOWARD COUNTY with registration and visit- I have several “little” gardening and reading. This garden is being CHILDREN’S CENTER ing. gardens around my place I read a lot – the news- created to contribute The program will start so that each one has a paper, news magazines good nutritious locally Client Instructor, Group Home such as Time, and garden- grown vegetables to the Part Time Position - Working with developmentally disabled at 2:50 p.m. with a 4 p.m. small variety of vegetables fi sh supper provided by and fruits. ing magazines such as elderly in our community. adult males, in a Group Home setting. Job consists of work- The Front Porch and Birds & ing with individuals on shopping, laundry, cooking, house- the Saratoga Tri-County I keep my garden clean If anyone would like to Blossoms. keeping, money management and socialization skills. Work Lions Club. of grass and use different help or wants more infor- schedule: evenings and part of each weekend (approximately This year’s recipient ways to support produce Through the years, trial mation about this project, 20 hours per week). of the $450 scholarship that needs to be kept off and error, I’ve learned please call Gender Benson Must be able to pass criminal records background check, when to plant things. at 870-557-7824. pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high school is Wendy Yang-Lor. Since the ground, such as toma- diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. 1992, $8,050 has been toes and blackberries. I don’t go by the moon Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., awarded to Saratoga stu- My rows are wide, so or other suggestions. 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. dents. there is plenty of walking I just know the best time. Our Nashville & Dierks Branches will be CLOSED Monday, May 30, in Observance of Memorial Day