The Nashville News THURSDAY • May 9, 2013 • Issue 37 • 2 Sections • 24 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt Fouke Farmer’s woman Market arrested in continues connection this Friday Ram Gar- with alleged cia will be back again this Friday at murder-for- the Howard County Farm- hire plot er’s Market in Nashville and there will be A Miller County woman a demonstra- is now in jail after being tion on making your own may- accused of murder for hire. onnaise under Sheriff’s deputies arrest- the pavilion at ed Kelly 9 a.m. Ann Mer- In the demo cer, 46, garden Friday, Wednes- there will be day morn- presenta- ing at her tion on blue job and CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News orchard bees booked and draw- Rashad Williams (seated) signs with Henderson State University Monday as family members Cheryl Williams, Helen her on a ings for BOB Johnson, and Cyril Williams look on. MeRCeR houses to take count of home with you. solicita- Strawberries tion to commit murder, and broc- according to KSLA. She is coli showed being held at the Miller up in Hope on County Jail. Tuesday and Deputies impounded her will be at Old car but, as of now, are not Washington saying whom the Fouke on Saturday HE’S REDDIE woman allegedly was try- and again next ing to kill. week in Hope Williams prepared to play for Henderson after on Tuesday. Deputies say that they This has leaving lasting legacy at Mineral Springs will release more informa- been another tion as their investigation crazy spring CECIL ANDERSON n News Staff continues. and most ine and a half yards. That’s the distance lightning-fast growers are running late running back Rashad Williams averaged every time he with produce, Ntouched the football in high school. but limited quantities of “It was pretty much a very nice early first down every time we produce are handed him the ball,” said showing up Coach Nick Evans of Min- at all three markets, with eral Springs. more expected For three years, Williams daily. Some has been a man among chil- wonderful dren to defenses across the breads, farm state and the buzz around Min- fresh eggs, eral Springs has been about where and honey are the green and golden boy would take showing up at his talents. all three mar- Williams finally gave his hometown an an- kets as well. See REDDIE / Page 12 Teen trip registration underway Teen adven- Counting down the days Local café ture trip regis- tration is now remembered underway for the summer at Nashville City fondly by Park. Partici- pants will de- family who part from the park at 8 a.m. ran it and return at 4 p.m. each day. These day ChERyL ALLEN camps give Contributor youth ages 13 – 16 an oppor- The Branding Iron was tunity to take a café that was located on part in many South Main Street in the fun activities small town of Nashville. which pro- The menu at the café was mote exercise, anything from pinto beans health and the outdoors. The to T-Bone steaks and every- cost of each thing in between. trip is $25. The aroma was appetiz- Youth can pick ing and it always smelled just one day or flavorful. This was a place sign up for all where folks went to eat and five. enjoy themselves while Class size spending time with their is limited so family or stopping in to early registra- eat lunch. It had a friendly tion is encour- atmosphere and people aged. Forms may be picked continuously returned to up at the dine. Nashville City Customers always loved Park office or coming to the café and the Howard catching up on everything County Exten- they had missed. This small sion Service. but, simple restaurant first For more started as my mother’s information dream, which became a or to register reality and turned into a contact the family business. The Brand- Nashville City Park at (870) ing Iron Café was for ev- 845-7405 or erybody from farmers to follow us on businessmen and everyone Facebook at was always welcome. www.face- My mother, Lucille Salis- book.com/ CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News bury Bevill, purchased the NashvilleCityP- Holly Couch tells her senior english students what tasks they’ll need to accomplish before graduation Monday. Branding Iron Café in 1976. ark. Seniors have two days of school remaining this year, while lower classmen will continue to attend for two weeks. See CAFÉ / Page 12 2 Editorial Thursday, May 9, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

Recognizing teachers, nurses and a longtime public servant

This week is Teacher Appreciation Week. According to the Arkansas Department of Education, we currently have 33,282 certified school teachers in Arkansas. Day in and day out, they instruct, care for, discipline, inspire and interact with our children. My wife is a teacher and I know how hard she works to give kids the best of her knowledge, talent and energy. Teaching is an incredibly vital profes- sion that often doesn’t get the appreciation it deserves. None of us would be where Mark Darr we are today with- out a teacher. Arkansas Lt. One of my fa- Governor vorite things about being Lieutenant Governor is get- ting to visit schools all across Arkansas. Each school is unique and I’ve seen many very creative programs designed to teach kids in a new way or expose them to new challenges and ideas. All of their success depends on having good teachers who can communicate with students and help them reach and realize their potential. School boards, administrators, school staff and parents are all vital to our education system as well, but there would be no system without the teachers themselves. It is also National Nurses Week and we can’t say enough about what they do for all of us. Whether they are helping newborn babies, caring for terminally ill patients, or just mak- Step by step process best when choosing a nursing home ing someone more comfortable during a rou- tine medical visit, nurses are an indispensible part of our healthcare system. They save BOB MOOS work. But if you do your with your other research. nursing home’s sched- lives every day. They don’t get medals nor Centers for Medicare research and take it one Talk to friends or, bet- ule of charges to find out & Medicaid Services are they honored in big ceremonies when they step at a time, you’ll be ter yet, your physician. which services are in- do so, but they go home and come back to able to make an informed You may also want to call cluded in the basic fee and work each day to do it again. It takes a special Most people think decision. your state’s long-term which cost extra. Talk to kind of commitment and compassion to do they’ll never need nursing First, find the nursing care ombudsman to find residents and their family what they do. home care. But some of us homes in your area. out how many complaints members about whether Teachers and nurses are unsung heroes will, either because we’re Medicare’s Nursing have been lodged against they’re satisfied with the who give so much of themselves to their recovering from an injury Home Compare website particular nursing homes, care. And then make a work. They should never be thankless jobs. or illness or because we – www.medicare.gov/ what kinds of complaints second visit, at a different They are tiresome jobs, however, and we need can’t fend for ourselves at nhcompare -- can search they were and whether hour of the day from your to make sure that we are incentivizing those home anymore. for homes by city, county, they’ve been resolved. first call. who are in these professions because we need Families often must find state or ZIP code. But also In Arkansas, the om- Finally, choose the more people who are willing to go into educa- the right nursing home for ask for recommendations budsman’s number is 501- nursing home that best tion and medical fields. a loved one at a moment’s from friends, family or 682-8952. fits your individual needs. Please say thanks to the men and women notice, after a crisis or neighbors who may have Visit the nursing homes Trust your senses. If a you know who are either teachers or nurses. emergency. If they had had a loved one in a nurs- that seem promising. nursing home doesn’t look They need to know that their work is appreci- just acknowledged the ing home. If you’re in the Visit the nursing homes clean or smell right, you ated and that they are making a difference. possibility and started hospital, the discharge that interest you, or if may want to scratch it off *** sooner, they would have planner or social worker you can’t, ask a friend or your list. Once you make Finally, I want to say a word of congratula- spared themselves a lot of can help. family member to visit for a choice, run it by peo- tions to my friend and our Arkansas State stress and had more time Compare the nursing you. Make an appointment ple who understand your Auditor Charlie Daniels. He announced this to consider all of their homes you’re considering. and think of the questions personal and health care week that he will be retiring after his current options. The Nursing Home that are important to you. needs, such as your family term ends, after a career in public service. He Medicare covers some Compare website provides Can you have visitors at and doctor. And if you’re started out getting elected Parker’s Chapel skilled nursing and reha- detailed information on re- any time? Can you choose looking for a nursing home School Board in 1972. Then, he became Direc- bilitative care if a physi- cent health and safety in- what time to get up, go to for someone else, be sure tor of the Arkansas Department of Labor. He cian orders it after a hos- spections, nursing homes’ sleep or bathe? Can you to include that person in was elected Land Commissioner in 1985 and pital stay. But Medicare, staffing and such quality bring your pet? What if the decision-making as served in that capacity for 18 years. Follow- like most health insur- measures as whether resi- you don’t like what’s on much as possible. ing that, he served two terms as Secretary of ance, generally doesn’t dents are in pain or losing the day’s menu? For more tips on select- State, prior to becoming Auditor. In addition pay for long-term cus- weight. The site uses a Medicare’s Nursing ing a nursing home, visit to all of this, he also served honorably in the todial care. Most peo- five-star rating system to Home Compare website Medicare’s Nursing Home United States Air Force. In my time as Lieu- ple depend on private help families understand contains a helpful check- Compare website at www. tenant Governor, Charlie Daniels has been a long-term care insurance, the differences in the qual- list of questions that cover medicare.gov/nhcompare true gentleman to me and one of my favorite their own resources or ity of care between nurs- everything from care and or call Medicare at 1-800- people at the Capitol. I’ve not met one per- Medicaid. ing homes. safety to activities and 633-4227. A free Medi- son, Democrat or Republican, that doesn’t Even under the best The website and rating food. Print it from your care publication, a “Guide love him. He has served the state well and I circumstances, choos- system aren’t meant to computer and take it with to Choosing a Nursing wish him many happy years with his family in ing a nursing home can be the final word on the you on your visit. Home,” can be download- retirement. be trying. There are al- subject, though. They’re Don’t be afraid to talk ed from the website or ways many emotions at just two guides to use money. Get a copy of the requested by phone.

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Relay For Life of Howard County Luminaria Ceremony June 7, 2013 • 9:00 PM • Nashville City Park Nashville, AR $5.00 donation per bag, $25 or donation for Large Tiki Torch, $10 donation for small Tiki Torch, $25 donation for Sky Daniel Corey Stone, 24, Loving Son, April 30 Lantern Daniel Corey Stone, 24 of Murfrees- Texarkana, Vicky Ivy and husband, Harley boro, Arkansas passed away of Arkadelphia and Carolyn on April 30, 2013 in San Di- Kuykendall of Hot Springs; ego, California. He was born along with numerous family on December 30, 1988 in Ark- and friends and his dog, Mag- Help us shed light on the ight… adelphia, Arkansas to David gie. Whether it’s a parent, a sibling, a friend or a neighbor, we all know someone who has been and Selina Stone. Visitation was at 6:00 to touched by cancer. Relay For Life is one way of recognizing loved ones who are surviving cancer and remembering those who have lost the batle. At dusk, we quietly remember those whose Daniel was an avid out- 8:00 P.M., Wednesday, May 8, lives have been touched by cancer. Luminaria bags and torches line the track, each bearing the doorsman and athlete. 2013, at the funeral home. name of a loved one. This ceremony of light symbolizes the hope and courage with which we all continue to ight cancer. For a donation, you can remember someone who lost his or her batle He was preceded in death Services were held on to cancer, or honor someone winning the ight. by his paternal grandparents Thursday, May 9, 2013 at ____$5 Donation per bag ____ Tiki Torch $25 Donation Large, $10 Dallas and Fannie Stone; and 11:00 A.M. at the Pleasant donation Small a half brother Jesse Stone all from Delight. Home Church of Christ in Murfreesboro Survivors include his mother and step- with Steve Kelley oficiating. Burial will father, Selina and Mark Russell of Mur- follow in Pleasant Home Cemetery under freesboro; his father, David Stone from the direction of Latimer Funeral Home, Delight; maternal grandparents, Cliff and Murfreesboro. ____ Sky Lantern $25 Donation each Janice Womack of Murfreesboro; a sister, In Lieu of lowers, memorials may be Courtney Stone of Murfreesboro; a broth- made to the Pleasant Home Cemetery er, Dusty Stone of Murfreesboro; nephew fund.

Clearly print name as it is to appear on Luminaria and niece, Layne and Addie Cox of Mur- You may send an online sympathy mes- IN MEMORY IN HONOR freesboro; three aunts, Starla Womack of sage at www.latimerfuneralhome.com

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______Nolan Copeland, 91, World War II Veteran, May 6 _ Nolan Copeland, age 91 tional Bank before retiring. Jack was a ______of Mineral Springs, faithful member of the United _ AR, passed away Methodist Church in Mineral ______May 6, 2013. Jack Springs. He served on the vol- _ Nolan Copeland was born Au- unteer ire department and was ______gust 4, 1921 in Sallisaw, Okla- a member of the Lion’s Club for _ homa, the older of two children many years. YOuR NaME______PHONE______addREss______CItY______born to Andrew Jackson Cope- He was preceded in death by: statE______ZIP______land and Emma Myrtle (Worley) his wife, Marjorie Copeland ENClOsEd Is a CHECk MadE PaYablE tO aMERICaN CaNCER sOCIEtY fOR Copeland. in August of 2009 and his par- $______PlEasE CHaRgE MY CREdIt CaRd ($10 MINIMuM ON CREdIt CaRd) He spent his early childhood in Sallisaw ents, Andrew and Myrtle Copeland. $______and later moved to Mineral Springs, where He is survived by his sister, Lorraine ___VIsa ___MastERCaRd ___aMEx ___dIsCOVER aCCOuNt NuMbER______ExPIRatION datE______he graduated from high school in 1940. He Ratliff of Purcell; two nephews, Don NaME as It aPPEaRs ON CaRd______joined the United States Army Air Force Ratliff and wife Charla of Purcell and sIgNatuRE______and served his country proudly during Rick Ratliff and wife Debbie of Norman; fORMs CaN EItHER bE REtuRNEd tO a RElaY tEaM MEMbER OR MaIlEd tO: RElaY fOR lIfE – HOwaRd COuNtY, attN: JOaNNa HOwaRd P O bOx 55, NasHVIllE, World War II. Nolan spent 18 months as several great nieces and nephews, who aR 71852 CaNCER INfORMatION: 1.800.aCs.2345 a Prisoner of War at Stalag 17 in Krems, were all very fond of him, and many other Austria. After the war, he returned to Min- family and friends. eral Springs and married his soul mate Graveside Services are scheduled for and best friend, Marjorie Jones, in August 1:00 P.M. Monday, May 13, 2013, at the of 1945. They made their home in Min- Mineral Springs Cemetery in Mineral eral Springs where for many years; Nolan Springs, Arkansas. owned and operated Copeland’s Grocery Arrangements by Wilson-Little of Pur- Store. He later worked for the First Na- cell.

ANNOUNCEMENTS DREAM BIG, HOPE BIG, RELAY BIG! Murfreesboro High School Supt. Robert Tucker. on July 1. Tickets are $1 each class of 1972 will have a or 6 for $5. For more informa- reunion lunch on June 8, from A beneit for Jimmy Charles tion contact Lonnie Ballard at Relay for Life of Howard County would like to Paint the Town 12 -2 p.m., at the Rattler Den Campbell will feature a rile 870-285-1745 or Campbell’s Purple the week of June 2nd – 7th , 2013 to raise awareness for Restaurant. rafle. Campbell is currently Restaurant at 870-285-2051. undergoing cancer treatments The Roy singing will be held cancer research and promote the Annual Relay for Life that The Wright’s Chapel Cemetery for lung cancer. For more infor- on Sun., May 19, from 10 a.m. th Association will hot their annual mation contact Lonnie Ballard till noon, at the Maple Springs takes place on June 7 at Nashville City Park from 6pm - decoration day on Sat., May 25. at 870-285-1745 or Campbell’s Baptist Church. There will be Midnight. There will be a business meet- Restaurant at 870-285-2051. no electricity or plumbing for ing at 11:30 a.m. Lunch will be use during this time, dinner on pot luck following the business Come and dig at the Murfrees- the grounds will not take place meeting. Everyone is invited to boro Library this summer. This this year. We would like for every business, school, church and attend. year’s nationwide Summer organization in our town to participate by decorating in Reading Program is “Dig Into Spring commencement ceremo- First Providence Outreach Min- Reading”. Activities will include nies will be held at Henderson Purple for that week. All participants can notify Mike or istry in Nashville will be hosting story time, guest speakers, State University Fri., May 10, their sixth anniversary on Sun., crafts, and more. Stop by the with approximately 420 under- Linda Chambers @870-557-7062 or 870-557-7762 if you would May 19 at 3 p.m. Everyone library or call (870) 285-2575 to graduate and graduate students is invited to attend. For more register your child. Dates are receiving their degrees. Arkan- like to be judged in the competition for a catered lunch for information call 845-7598. June 5, 12, 19, & 26, from 2:30 sas Gov. Mike Beebe will speak your business or organization. to 3:30 p.m. Don’t let your child at the 3 p.m. ceremony, and miss it!!! State Sen. Bruce Maloch will Donations to fund the “File of be the speaker for the 6 p.m. Life” phase of the Nashville A Women Only Alcoholics ceremony. This year RFL -Team Wild Thangs will be offering a “Paint the Police Department’s Senior Anonymous meeting will be Town Purple” t-shirt for $15 and $8 from the sale of each shirt Operation Safeguard program held every Monday at 7 p.m. in “Hands-On” Candle Making are now being accepted, ac- the Norman Firehouse Building. Workshop offered at Historic is donated to the Howard County Relay for Life 2013 Event. cording to Chief Dale Pierce. If you have questions, call 870- Washington State Park, May You may donate by calling 356-4910. 11, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Join us at These are available in both children & adult sizes. Pierce or Oficer Casey Parker Historic Washington’s Candle Contact Linda Chambers @870-557-7762/870-451-9501 or at 870-845-3434. The Pike County Jail is seeking Shop and be part of a hands-on paperback book donations. No experience making candles and [email protected] for shirts or more information. romance or hardback books learning the history of candle The Crater of Diamonds State please. For more information making. Park in Murfreesboro will be contact Sarah Haney at (870) Workshop is limited to 12 hosting a birdhouse building 285-3315. participants. Must be 12 years workshop, “Make a Birdhouse and older. Register in advance for Mother’s Day”, on Sat., May County Line & Yancey Fire by calling the park. CONTACT: 11. The program runs from 1 Departments will not be holding Ph: 870-983-2684 until 4 p.m. and will be held at a BBQ fundraiser this spring. the park’s Diamond Discovery They will plan on resuming Center classroom. The work- our beneit suppers this fall in St. John’s CME Church, located shop fee is $15. This program October. on Jordan Rd. in Nashville, will is for children of all ages. Call host a black history program Waymon or Margi at 870-285- A beneit for Jimmy Charles Sun., June 9 at 3 p.m. Special 3113 to sign up. Campbell will feature a rile guest speaker is Rev. Billy Ray rafle. Campbell is currently un- Roberts and guest choir of True Deliverance House of dergoing cancer treatments for Union Baptist Church, Fulton. Prayer will have a Women’s lung cancer. The rile, a Savage Rev. Jackie Thomas is pastor. program on Sat., May 18 at 7 AXIS, 7 mm-08 with a Nikon p.m. and the speaker will be 3-9-40 scope, will be rafled Postal letter carriers to conduct annual food drive ARKANSAS--The U.S. record demand for emer- lion pounds of food since by your mailbox on Sat., visit either www.helpstam- Hunger, and follow the Postal Service and the Na- gency food assistance. its inception in 1993. In May 11. Your letter carrier pouthunger.com or www. drive at www.twitter.com/ tional Association of Letter Local letter carriers will 2012, generous Americans will then pick up and deliv- facebook.com/StampOut- StampOutHunger. Carriers will deliver for collect food donations left donated more than 70 mil- er the food to a local food America in conducting the at the mailboxes of gener- lion pounds of food, which bank. Examples of non-per- Puzzle Answers nation’s largest single-day ous Americans in more marked the ninth consecu- ishable items include: pea- food drive on Sat., May 11. than 10,000 communities tive year that at least 70 nut butter, canned soup, At the Hospital Sudoku Solution #2892-D C R U S H T R A P S N A N The Stamp Out Hunger and deliver them to food million pounds were col- canned meats and fish, R A S T A R O U S E U N O 4 9 3 1 7 6 5 8 2 food drive is a nationwide banks and other hunger lected. Despite the gener- canned vegetables, fruits O R D E R L Y E X I T R I B 2 7 6 8 3 5 1 9 4 effort that provides food to relief organizations, such osity of millions of Ameri- and juices, boxed goods P E A T M O S S B A S T E F A T S T A R E A T 8 5 1 4 9 2 6 7 3 local food banks and pan- as pantries, soup kitchens cans who have supported (such as cereal), and pasta S E P T U M S P I C E S 1 6 9 7 2 4 8 3 5 tries that rely heavily on and shelters. Now in its the letter carriers’ food and rice. A V A I L B L A N K H U N G A I N P E A C E P A R E 5 4 8 9 1 3 2 6 7 donations. With more than 21st year, the Stamp Out drive in previous years, the For more information A N D L U N G E M A R G E 50 million Americans liv- Hunger food drive is the need for food assistance about the annual Stamp I M A G E S P A R K E D 7 3 2 6 5 8 4 1 9 ing at risk of hunger, food nation’s largest single-day still exists for millions of Out Hunger food drive, ask T I N I E S T Y E N A C T O R P E R F O R C E 9 1 4 2 8 7 3 5 6 banks across the country food drive, having col- families. Just leave a bag of your letter carrier, contact M A E T R E E S U R G E O N 3 2 7 5 6 1 9 4 8 continue to experience lected more than one bil- non-perishable food items your local post office or E R R E A G L E E L A N D D E N S P O T S D E L E S 6 8 5 3 4 9 7 2 1

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ebbie Suggs and Troy and Regina Markham an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Kelsey DRenee Markham, to Joseph Derrell Mobbs. Kelsey is the granddaughter ate of Nashville High School and a of Travis and Bonnie Markham, lieutenant with the Bingen Vol- of Glenwood, and the late C.C. unter Fire Department. He is the Myers, of Nathan. She is a 2007 grandson of Clarence and Shirley graduate of Nashville High Mobbs, Martha Bell Melson and School who expects to graduate Margaret Hallmark, all of Nash- from CCCUA this month with ville. a degree in business manage- The couple will be united in ment. matrimony Sat., May 25 at River- Mobbs, the son of Stan and side in Murfreesboro. The cer- Roseanna Melson, is a 2009 gradu- emony begins at 6 p.m. The 10th Annual Miss Elberta Peach Pageant PICTUReD AT RIGHT: (top photo) Contestants enter the stage during the 10th Annual Miss elberta Peach Pageant; (first row left) Amaya Zacarias (right) Jydyn Little, Ayden Howard, and Stormy Swopes; (second row left) Ayden Howard (right) Amya Davis, Jaylynn White, elizabeth Reese, and Jamie Jamison; (third row left) Zoe Upton and Katlynn Hanney (right) Bailey DeWalt Bottom (bottom row left) Faith Bolding (bottom right) Jordan Miller. #104 Staff photos by Cecil Anderson

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CECIL ANDERSON I Nashville News The Mineral Springs High School Class of 1958 gathered for a class reunion last Saturday at the school cafeteria. Pictured: Betty Sue Corbell Barentine, Billy Bohannon, Robbie Dallas, Mineral Springs City Council asked to add ward Wendell Dellinger, Helen edwards, Wesley Gentry, Louise Mobbs, Ruby Nelson, Danny D.E. RAy fully against Mayor Walter council reviewed the city’s Newell, Sue Quinn, Linda Terwilliger, earnestine Thomasson and Dee Webb. News Staff “Sonny” Heatherly in the lease to CenturyLink. Not pictured: Dorothy Duncan, Belva Porter and Janis Watkins. last election, said it was The current agreement MINERAL SPRINGS- For- a “motherhood and apple between the cable and tele- mer state senator Bobby pie issue” and claimed “It communications company CASA for Children makes Mother’s Tullis proposed redis- wouldn’t affect the mayor and the city generates $100 tricting the city to add a at any point.” The council per month in revenue for Day happy for foster children new ward to the Mineral did not take action on the the city. On Mother’s Day we celebrate to be lawyers or social workers. They Springs City Council dur- proposal. Council member Steve everything a mother does for her chil- just need to be willing to speak up for ing their regular monthly The council approved Dixon inquired about rais- dren. Mothers change their children’s children in need just like a mother meeting Monday night. sending city recorder/trea- ing the rate of the lease, diapers, fed them, teach them to walk, would for her child. Redistricting the city to surer Connie Cupp and city but the council ultimately take them to school, protect them and “CASA volunteers become that role add a ward would increase attorney LeAnne Daniel to approved renewing the so much more. model because they often are the one the number of city council the Arkansas Municipal lease with no changes to Sadly, not all children are so lucky constant in a child’s life while he or members from four to six. League convention June the rate through August to have a mother, or a mother figure, she is in the foster care system,” said Tullis, who ran unsuccess- 19 - 21. Additionally, the 2015. who can and will do these things for Danita Abernathy, CASA for Children’s them. Executive Director. When a child is placed in the state’s You can help break the cycle of care because of evidence of abuse and abuse from one generation to another. neglect, a judge can appoint a CASA You can model what a good mother (Court Appointed Special Advocates) looks like by becoming a CASA volun- to speak up for a child’s best inter- teer or supporting the local program. est by learning everything about the The next information sessions to child’s situation. learn more about becoming a CASA Often the CASA volunteer is the volunteer in Miller, Bowie, Cass, IT ALLOWS ME TO PUT IT ALLOWS ME TO GET IT TOOK A FINANCIAL MY LIFE’S DREAMS AND THE MOST OUT OF MY BURDEN OFF MY stability a child needs during this Camp, Morris, Pike, Howard, Hemp- GOALS INTO ACTION.” COLLEGE EXPERIENCE.” FAMILY.” frightful time. CASA volunteers advo- stead, Little River, Sevier or Nevada cate for the child’s best interests in counties are 9 a.m. or 5:30 p.m., May court and in the child welfare system 27, CASA for Children, 1201 Main Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship when no one else can. Street, Texarkana, Texas. For more CASA volunteers are regular people information visit www.BecomeACASA. -- stay-at-home moms, retirees, teach- org, or to register call the CASA office DON’T MISS THE DEADLINE! ers, businesspeople. They don’t need at (903) 792-1030. Governor Beebe announces intent to grant pardon to local man LITTLE ROCK - Governor Mike Beebe this week announced his intent to grant one commutation and eight pardons. An additional 16 clemency requests were denied and 23 had no action taken upon them. These include requests from both inmates and non-inmates. JUNE 1 Johnny R. Pitchford (Glenwood): Battery IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER. This notice is issued based on the date of conviction (2002 - Howard County), the fact that all terms of the applicant’s sentence have been completed and there have been no further criminal-law violations. There are no law-enforcement objections to the application. If you’re planning to attend college in the fall, complete the YOUniversal inancial aid application by June 1 at www.adhe.edu.

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Spring means time to review lawn mower safety with kids

LITTLE ROCK– Though lawn mower injuries are surgeries.” towards their faces. cal research - all dedicated the Donald W. Reynolds summer hasn’t even usually penetrating and in Mary Aitken, MD, direc- “It is a vehicle, and it to fulfilling our mission of Institute on Aging and the dawned yet, Arkansas Chil- many scenarios, amputa- tor of the Injury Prevention does require some critical enhancing, sustaining and Translational Research dren’s Hospital (ACH) has tion or partial amputation Center at ACH and a profes- thinking skills to maneu- restoring children’s health Institute. Named best Little already treated its first occurs. sor of Pediatrics at UAMS, ver,” Aitken said. and development. Rock metropolitan area patients with lawn mower “Some children even advocates several tips for As school lets out for the UAMS is the state’s only hospital by U.S. News & injuries. This means that require subsequent hospi- avoiding lawn mower ac- summer, parents should be comprehensive academic World Report, it is the only as grass continues to grow talizations for skin grafts cidents during the summer aware when their neigh- health center, with col- adult Level 1 trauma cen- through the warm months and wound care,” she said. months. bors are mowing. They leges of Medicine, Nurs- ter in the state. UAMS has and school lets out, par- “The injuries we see are “Straightforward pre- should also talk to their ing, Pharmacy, Health more than 2,800 students ents need to be on guard. typically to the hands or vention strategies can re- children about staying Professions and Public and 790 medical residents. “If a trend like this starts feet. These are devastating duce these tragic events,” away from lawn mowers Health; a graduate school; It is the state’s largest early, it usually continues and disfiguring injuries.” she said. “These include and discuss safety. a hospital; a statewide net- public employer with more through the summer,” said Blasier emphasized making sure young chil- Arkansas Children’s work of regional centers; than 10,000 employees, Donna Parnell-Beasley, RN, that the injuries children dren are supervised and Hospital is the only pe- and seven institutes: the including about 1,000 phy- trauma coordinator for sustain in lawnmower ac- away from lawn mowers, diatric medical center in Winthrop P. Rockefeller sicians and other profes- ACH. “Always know where cidents often result in per- and that children are 12 Arkansas and one of the Cancer Institute, the Jack- sionals who provide care children are when you’re manent disability to the years old before they op- largest in the United States son T. Stephens Spine & to patients at UAMS, Ar- mowing.” extremities. erate lawnmowers or 16 serving children from birth Neurosciences Institute, kansas Children’s Hospital, Dale Blasier, MD, vice “The spinning mower before using a riding lawn- to age 21. the Myeloma Institute for the VA Medical Center and chief of Orthopedics at blade carries a great deal mower. Further, children The campus spans 28 Research and Therapy, the UAMS regional centers ACH and a professor of of energy and can have should not be allowed to city blocks and houses 292 Harvey & Bernice Jones throughout the state. Visit Orthopedic Surgery at the devastating effects on kids. play on or around mowers beds, a staff of approxi- Eye Institute, the Psychi- www.uams.edu or www. University of Arkansas for The types of injuries are or ride as passengers.” mately 500 physicians, atric Research Institute, uamshealth.com. Medical Sciences (UAMS) similar to those seen after Parents and caregivers 80 residents in pediatrics College of Medicine, said the recent Boston Mara- need to remember that and pediatric specialties that “even a moment of thon bombings,” Blasier riding lawn mowers are not and more than 3,600 em- inattention can lead to said. “Amputation and passenger vehicles. Chil- ployees. an injury which will last a severe mangling can result. dren shouldn’t be allowed The private, nonprofit lifetime.” “The wounds are gener- to ride as passengers. Ado- healthcare facility boasts Last year, the hospital ally ragged and filled with lescents and teenagers an internationally re- treated several patients dirt and debris,” Blasier who operate push-lawn nowned reputation for who were seriously in- said. “They’re at high risk mowers should wear long medical breakthroughs jured in accidents involv- for infections. It’s difficult pants, protective boots and intensive treatments, ing lawn mowers. Parnell- to get them to heal, and and goggles because the unique surgical procedures Beasley points out that they often require several machines can toss objects and forward-thinking medi-

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Girls play today in opening round of state tourney

ChARLES GOODIN Managing Editor

The Nashville Scrap- perettes claimed third place in the regional softball tournament Mon- day with a 9-6 win over Crossett. Nashville scored twice in the first inning, three times in the second and three times in the fourth before capping the win with a final run in the fifth. Crossett, meanwhile, managed a single run in the second, four in the DEIRDRE DOVE | Nashville News third, and a final score in Caleb Dunn delivers a pitch for the Dierks Outlaws during Monday’s loss to Parker’s Chapel. the fifth. Avery Kesterson led the Scrapperettes on offense, turning in a 1-3 performance from the plate that resulted in two REGIONAL RUNNERS UP runs and an RBI. Kath- leen Lance and Brittany Middleton both went 1-2 Outlaws one game shy of title with Lance earning two runs and Middleton tally- after loss to Parker’s Chapel ing a single score. Keeley Miller and ChARLES GOODIN Mounts. Jenna Hendry turned in Managing Editor Dierks wouldn’t score again until the 2-4 efforts that resulted fourth stanza of play, when Alex Sharp in three RBIs for Miller The Dierks Outlaws became regional grounded out to third, scoring Calan Tipton. and one for Hendry, while runners-up Monday with a hard-fought Four different Outlaws handled pitch- Shayla Wright and Maddi loss to the Parker’s Chapel Trojans in the ing for Dierks, with credit for the loss go- Horton recorded one and finals of the regional tournament. ing to Sharp, who struck out no batters two runs each despite Despite the 13-3 final tally, the game and allowed seven runs in a little over never getting a hit. was evenly matched in the opening in- two innings of work. Hendry was also nings, with both teams putting up two Jester followed Sharp on the mound, credited with the win runs in the first and battling through a striking out three and giving up no runs, after striking out one scoreless second. then Caleb Dunn took over, giving up six batter and giving up three The Trojans began to pull away with a runs and striking out one. earned runs in seven in- five-run rally in the third and sealed their Tyler Kesterson closed things out, nings of work. victory with six more runs in the fifth. giving up no runs and striking out no The Scrapperettes will Austin Walston got things started for batters. return to the diamond Dierks in the first when he reached base Dierks now advances to the state Thursday at Ashdown in on an error, scoring Adam Bradshaw. tournament, where they will play Hec- DEIRDRE DOVE | Nashville News round one action at the Remington Jester hit a sacrifice fly to tor Thursday on the Junction City field. Austin Walston makes it safely to first during Monday’s state tournament. Game left field on the next play, scoring Tyler Game time is set for 7:30 p.m. matchup with Parker’s Chapel. time is set for 2 p.m. Fish Day Catish:฀4-6฀In.฀$39฀•฀6-8฀In.฀$59฀•฀8-11฀In.฀$100 Mineral Springs (to฀purchase฀8-11฀in.฀must฀bring฀own฀container฀&฀water฀-฀too฀big฀to฀bag) Hybrid Bluegill, Bluegill, Bass,Crappie, Redear Brim, Minnows, Grass Carp, Koi athletic banquet Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Nashville • 4:00-5:00 p.m. is tonight Farmers Assoc. • 1400 S. 4th Street FUTRELL KAWASAKI NASHVILLE,AR 870-845-3122 The Mineral Springs High School athletic de- WE HAVE REBATES UP TO $1500.00 AND FINANCING AVAILABLE. (870) 845-1540 partment will host a banquet tonight honoring Hornets who represented the school in sports www.stockmypond.com • (501) 676-3768 during the 2013 school year. The banquet is set Stock My Pond to begin at 6:30 p.m. DON’T FORGET,Don’t be ASSESS We have a NEW PRINTER! DON’TP EN FORGET,ALIZED ASSESS ฀ Get AMAZING Color Copies of DON’TAll commercial FORGET, & Personal ASSESS Photos from The Newspaper! Come by today or call at 870-845-2010! DON’TProperty FORGET, must be assessed ASSESS by May 31, 2013 DON’TAll Personal FORGET, Property ASSESS may be DON’Tassessed FORGET, by calling ASSESS DON’T870-845-7511 FORGET, ASSESS Commercial forms M US T be 4x6 for - $3.00 DON’T FORGET, ASSESS 8½x11 - $7.00 returned or postmarked by 11x17 - $10-12 DON’T May FORGET, 31, 2013 ASSESS DON’TDebbie Teague, FORGET, Howard County ASSESS Assessor Thursday, May 9, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 lEgal 9

Nashville Waterworks 2012 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report

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In order to assure tap water is safe to drink, EPA has regulations which limit the amount of certain contaminants in water 7 a.m. till sold out provided by public water systems. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations establish limits for contaminants in WIC APPROVED bottled water which must provide the same protection for public health.

Am I at Risk? Friday, May 10, 2013 Free cofee and breakfast goodies • Hosted by Nashville Parks and Recreation All drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health risk. However, Home-grown spring produce, some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Immuno-compromised breads, rolls, jams, herbs, eggs & honey persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ transplants, people Mothers’ Day Celebration! Free carnations to the 1st 50 ladies with HIV/AIDS or other immune system disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from small amounts of contamination. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. More information Garden Demo: DIY - Blue Orchard Bee House about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency’s Safe Cooking Demo: Learn to make home made mayonnaise - 9 a.m. Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791. In addition, EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of Music courtesy of Ram Garcia infection by microbiological contaminants are also available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline. Come out and celebrate the all new Farmers’ Market! Lead and Drinking Water If present, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young children. This Ad Sponsored By: Tyson Lead in drinking water is primarily from materials and components associated with service lines and home plumbing. We are responsible for providing high quality drinking water, but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing components. When your water has been sitting for several hours, you can minimize the potential for lead exposure by flushing your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking or cooking. If you are concerned about lead in your water, you may wish to have your water tested. Information on lead in drinking water, testing methods, and steps you can take to minimize exposure is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline or at http://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead.

How Can I Learn More About Our Drinking Water? If you have any questions about this report or concerning your water utility, please contact Greg Strawn, Water Production Superintendent, at 870-845-7797. We want our valued customers to be informed about their water utility. If you want to learn more, please attend any of our regularly scheduled meetings. They are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM at City Hall, 426 North Main in Nashville.

TEST RESULTS We routinely monitor for constituents in your drinking water according to Federal and State laws. The test results table shows the results of our monitoring for the period of January 1st to December 31st, 2012. In the table you might find terms and abbreviations you are not familiar with. To help you better understand these terms we've provided the following definitions:

Action Level - the concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded, triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must follow. Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) - the highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology. Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG) – unenforceable public health goal; the level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety. Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level (MRDL) - the highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants. Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level Goal (MRDLG) - the level of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial contaminants. NA – not applicable Nephelometric Turbidity Unit (NTU) – a unit of measurement for the clarity of water. Turbidity in excess of 5 NTU is just noticeable to the average person. • Private Club Members & Guest Only Parts per billion (ppb) - a unit of measurement for detected levels of contaminants in drinking water. One part per billion • With Memberships Available corresponds to one minute in 2,000 years, or a single penny in $10,000,000. • Must Be 21 to enter Parts per million (ppm) – a unit of measurement for detected levels of contaminants in drinking water. One part per million corresponds to one minute in two years or a single penny in $10,000.

MICROBIOLOGICAL CONTAMINANTS Violation MCLG MCL Major Sources in Contaminant Level Detected Unit Timbers Y/N (Public Health Goal) (Allowable Level) Drinking Water Total Coliform 1 Positive sample in 1 positive sample per Naturally present in N Present 0 Bacteria December month the environment •• PRESENTS •• TURBIDITY Violation MCLG MCL Major Sources in Contaminant Level Detected Unit Y/N (Public Health Goal) (Allowable Level) Drinking Water Highest yearly sample Any measurement in result: 0.08 excess of 1 NTU Turbidity N Lowest monthly % of NTU NA constitutes a violation Soil runoff samples meeting the A value less than 95% turbidity limit: 100% constitutes a violation ♦ Turbidity is a measurement of the cloudiness of water. We monitor it because it is a good indicator of the effectiveness of our filtration system. INORGANIC CONTAMINANTS Violation MCLG MCL Major Sources in Drinking Contaminant Level Detected Unit Y/N (Public Health Goal) (Allowable Level) Water th • Erosion of natural deposits; water May 11 9:00 p.m. Average: 0.89 Fluoride N ppm 4 4 additive which promotes strong Range: 0.84 – 0.94 teeth LEAD AND COPPER TAP MONITORING Number of Sites 90th Percentile Pool Tournament and Karaoke Contaminant Unit Action Level Major Sources in Drinking Water over Action Level Result Lead 0 <0.003 ppm 0.015 Corrosion from household plumbing Copper 0 <0.20 ppm 1.3 systems; erosion of natural deposits Friday Night ♦ We are currently on a reduced monitoring schedule and required to sample once every three years for lead and copper at the customers’ taps. The results above are from our last monitoring period in 2011. Our next required monitoring period is in 2014. he Best Entertainment In SW Arkansas TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON • Hwy 27 N • Murfreesboro • ♦ The percentage of Total Organic Carbon (TOC) removal was routinely monitored in 2012, and all TOC removal requirements set by US EPA were met. TOC has no health effects. However, Total Organic Carbon provides a medium for the formation of disinfection by-products. These by-products include trihalomethanes (THMs) and haloacetic acids (HAAs). REGULATED DISINFECTANTS PUBLIC NOTICe Violation MRDLG MRDL Major Sources in Drinking Disinfectant Level Detected Unit Y/N (Public Health Goal) (Allowable Level) Water IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARD Average: 0.55 Water additive used to Chlorine N ppm 4 4 Range: 0.2 – 1.01 control microbes COUNTY ARKANSAS PROBATE DIVISION BY-PRODUCTS OF DRINKING WATER DISINFECTION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Violation MCLG MCL Contaminant Level Detected Unit GUY EFFIRD, DECEASED Y/N (Public Health Goal) (Allowable Level) Stage 1 Compliance-Highest Running 12 PR-2013-20.1 Month Average: 27.4 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF Range: 12.3 – 43.3 HAA5 [Haloacetic Acids] N ppb 0 60 WILL AND FILING OF CLAIMS Stage 2 Investigative -Highest Running 12 Month Average: 28.2 An instrument dated, May 25, 2010, was on the nd Range: 11.5 – 39.1 22 day of April, 2013, admitted to probate as the Stage 1 Compliance -Highest Running 12 Last Will of the above named decedent and the Month Average: 60.3 Range: 22.3 – 82.3 undersigned has been appointed executrix with Will TTHM [Total Trihalomethanes] N ppb NA 80 Stage 2 Investigative -Highest Running annexed thereunder. A contest of the probate of the 12 Month Average: 52.7 Will can be effected only by iling a Petition within Range: 17.3 – 71.2 the time provided by law. ♦ While only the upper end of the range for TTHMs exceeded the MCL, it should be noted that some people who drink water containing trihalomethanes in excess of the MCL over many years may experience All persons having claims against the estate must problems with their liver, kidneys, or central nervous systems, and may have an increased risk of getting exhibit them, duly veriied, to the undersigned cancer. within six (6) months from the date of the irst UNREGULATED CONTAMINANTS MCLG publication of this notice, or they shall be forever Contaminant Level Detected Unit Major Sources in Drinking Water (Public Health Goal) barred and precluded from any beneit in the estate. Chloroform 20.9 ppb 70 This notice irst published on this th9 day of May, Bromodichloromethane 4.34 ppb 0 By-products of drinking water disinfection Dibromochloromethane 0.86 ppb 60 2013. ♦ Unregulated contaminants are those for which EPA has not established drinking water standards. The purpose of Berneice Farley unregulated contaminant monitoring is to assist EPA in determining the occurrence of unregulated contaminants in 1502 North Walters Ave. drinking water and whether future regulation is warranted. MCLs (Maximum Contaminant Levels) and MCLGs Dierks, AR 71833 (Maximum Contaminant Level Goals) have not been established for all unregulated contaminants. (LJ:37,39;W154) (CNW:37, w1684) 10 tElEvision Thursday, May 9, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

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because she was passion- There was also a long up their lunch as well send us to the back to was time spent with family ate about it and she also table that went down the as our daily customers. wash dishes, which no and friends. Due to family CAFÉ loved cooking for other center of the restaurant It was very busy during one liked. Even custom- health issues, the restau- From Page 1 people as well. No one where all the men sat, lunchtime but we always ers were treated like fam- rant was sold in 1986 and was ever turned away drank coffee and gos- managed to get everyone ily and would give my a new journey began for whether they were hungry siped. The counter sepa- fed as they went back to mother a hard time, but her. Her life went from She bought it from her or did not have the money rating the kitchen from their jobs. she would always get taking care of everyone in friend, Jeanette Cross, and to get something to eat. the dining room always This business became even with them. One cus- Nashville to taking care of a new chapter in her life Having the restaurant had homemade pies on a part of our family life tomer especially (I am friends and family. began. The restaurant be- was an accomplishment it such as chocolate and which included five sis- not naming names but It was very uplifting came well known in Nash- for my mother that made coconut with meringue ters and one brother. We he is a well-known local when she recalled memo- ville and the surrounding her happy and content. piled on top, along with all worked hard in the res- politician) complained ries of the café. It was a areas for the great food She put a lot of hard work a variety of fried pies. We taurant but we also had a about the size of a bowl place that made her happy that it served and the and many hours into it in also served ice cream, lot of fun together while of pinto beans that he had and fulfilled even though friendly atmosphere. My order to make it into the milkshakes and some- making many memories been served, so she went it caused some headaches mother loved cooking for restaurant that it became. times cake. The menu that I will always treasure. to the back of the kitchen as well as heartaches. She her family and would al- The Branding Iron Café favorites consisted of Sometimes, if one of us got and got a large bowl and would not have changed ways have a pot of soup or was a medium- sized res- beef tips, hot steak sand- into a fuss with one of the filled it with beans to the anything about it. something cooking when taurant with tan brick wiches, chili burgers, other siblings, we usually top. When she took it to Lucille, who passed my sisters and brother got on the outside as well as and of course the taco wound up in a food fight him, she told him to, “Eat away on July 22, 2002, home from school. on the inside with green and chef salads that she or started throwing dish- it or wear it” and he ate is the mother of Robin Everyone felt warm and checkered curtains. Along made. By 11 am the ticket water at each other. it. It was a day that I will Weeks, Cheryl Allen, loved when entering her the sides of the café were wheel would be filled with If one of us got into never forget. Tamie Jo Bevill, Pamie Sue home. Cooking was what tables and chairs where orders from the nearby trouble, especially with The Branding Iron Café Bevill, Terry Webb and the made my mother happy people could sit. factories coming to pick mother then she would was not just a job to her. It late Mike Salisbury.

Children’s Center Telethon has been able to stack up tory here.” stats in. Williams also saw suc- REDDIE Over his three year cess in the weight room From Page 1 the last three years, he this year, winning the amassed 5,309 yards on state 181 pound weight 560 carries, resulting lifting championship. in 66 touchdowns. Five Mineral Springs came in of those scores came second overall during swer Monday when he through the air. the 2A state powerlifiting signed with Henderson In his last year as a meet and fifth overall for State University. Hornet, Williams battled all schools in the state. “I am excited to play injury to light up the Powerlifting coach for the Reddies,” Williams scoreboard like Christ- Jake Monden explained said. “I wanted to go mas, performing 130 car- that Williams nearly tied play for them. They have ries for 1,004 yards and the record for his weight a pretty good football 16 touchdowns. class, leading the team team.” “Pretty impressive to with a 325 pound bench Pretty good is an average 9.5 yards a carry press and a 275 pound understatement. HSU for your career,” Evans power clean. has run the tables in the said, describing Williams’ “Rashad is one of Great America Confer- presence as ‘a blessing’ to those kids that you wish ence in recent years, Mineral Springs’ program. you had at least a dozen winning back-to-back “To finish with over 5,300 others on your football conference titles the past yards in your career, I team,” Evans said. “A two seasons. think puts him in the top good, upstanding young CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News HSU runs a spread ten all time in the state of man on and off the field. Tessa White, a physical therapist at the Howard County Children’s Center, jokes with style offense similar Arkansas history, and he Fantastic football player, HCCC board members Jimmy Dale and Donny Woods during the organization’s annual telethon, held at the HCCC cafeteria Tuesday. to the Mineral Springs is definitely the number but equally impressive off program that Williams one rusher in school his- the field.”

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