Howard County Children’s Center Talent Show Photos Inside! The I Saw It In ... Nashville  NEWS March 17, 2011 USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • www.nashvillenews.org Thursday Issue 22 1 Section• 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878

City to crack down on blighted properties

Charles Goodin | Managing Editor DIERKS - The city will join its Howard County neighbors in aggressively enforcing local code, Mayor Terry Mounts announced at Monday’s city council meeting. Mounts told city aldermen he had received an anonymous letter of complaint from a 32-year resident of the city who worried that properties in town had begun to look “trashie” (sic). “I’m embarrassed when people that come to Dierks say how bad it looks,” the citizen wrote. “You’d think a lot of the people here think their yards are the City Dump.” Mounts said he agreed with the letter, but cau- tioned that condemning properties is an expensive business. “If we start condemning properties, it’s gonna See CITY on Page 6 Concession woes dominate discussion among park commissioners Charles Goodin | Managing Editor NASHVILLE - For the second time since the Miss Arkansas Alyse Eady addressed Nashville Rotarians Wednesday with her friends Molly and Rocky. project began, the contracting company working Photo by Dewayne Holloway on the city park’s new concession stand has failed to pay a subcontractor, Park Director Nikki Cherry SHOWSTOPPER told park commissioners Tuesday. The park contracted DCJ Construction, of Hot Miss Arkansas shares message of service Springs, in 2007 after the company submitted a Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor July 17, 2010 and later was named and Girls Clubs of America. Eady bid “considerably” lower than their competitors, NASHVILLE - Miss Arkansas the fi rst runner up in the Miss Americafondly recalled growing up in the park offi cials said. The contract signed at that time Alyse Eady shared a message of pageant. Boys and Girls Club in Fort Smith stipulates that the principle contractor is responsible service to members and guests at the Eady thanked the Nashville Rotary and encouraged the Rotarians to get for paying subcontractors and that the park will Nashville Rotary meeting Wednesday. Club for inviting her and admitted that involved with youth organizations in not be liable. Eady, the current Miss Arkansas, Rotary meetings are among her favor- Nashville. Cherry said that fi nal payments for the project, is a graduate of Fort Smith Southside ite events to attend as Miss Arkansas. She also discussed her talent and which are funded by an outdoor grant, will not and Ouachita Baptist University. She stated that her platform for the passion for ventriliquism. be awarded to DCJ Construction until they pay She was chosen Miss Arkansas Miss America pageant was the Boys See MISS on Page 6 approximately $4,500 owed to a block-cutting subcontractor. Mayor Billy Ray Jones told the commission that RELATED Visit e Nashville News Facebook page to watch streaming video of Miss See WOES on Page 6 MEDIA Arkansas Alyse Eady, Molly and Rocky’s performance of “Rockin’ Robin.” CALLING IT QUITS Local music icon passes away at 65 A country music icon who lived in Nashville for 35 years passed away late Tuesday evening at the age of 65. Sherry (Moyer) Chambers, daugh- ter of singer/songwriter Penny Jay, was the fi rst- ever female drummer to become a professional country mu- sician, and is canonized in the Country Music Hall of Chambers Fame, located in Nashville, Tenn. A 1965 graduate of West High School, Chambers began her career in music less than a week after her fi nal day of school and toured with The Stoneman Family, Dottie West, Wanda Howard County Deputy Bob Kesterson with his family at his retirement party Tuesday. The event was held in the Howard County Jackson, Skeeter Davis, Jimmy Skin- District Court Room. Around 40 co-workers attended the event. Kesterson served as a deputy sheriff from January 1997 to ner and even Merle Haggard before she March 2011. Pictured from left to right: Kesterson’s daughter Michelle, his sister Norma Kesterson, grand-daughter Isabella, his met Nashville native Bobby Chambers wife Gloria and nephew Joel Kesterson. in October of 1967. Photo courtesy of the Howard County Sheriff’s Department See ICON on Page 6 Page 2 • Thursday, March 17, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Opinions brenda blagg Bill Darkens Sunshine Week to know how their money a federal lawsuit and the the information to protect Welfare and Labor Com- is being spent and how the state’s closure of one of the a client’s interests. mittee. Sen. Percy Malone, Sunshine Week agencies of government are large agencies that housed We’re talking no over- D-Arkadelphia, is chair- Coordinator performing — unless they clients and was operated by sight and no legal conse- man. Laverty is vice chair. wrangle some exemption the division. The division quences. Taxpayers could Burnett is a member. Other from the Legislature, as the wasn’t getting its job done. not know what quality members are Sens. Cecile Smack dab in the mid- viduals, to remind Ameri- Division of Developmental Yet, Sens. David Bur- of care is afforded to our Bledsoe, R-Rogers, Jack dle of national Sunshine cans of the need for open Services is trying to do. nett, D-Osceola, and Randy developmentally disabled Crumby, D-Widener, Jona- Week, an Arkansas Senate government and to preserve This is the arm of state Laverty, D-Jasper, have citizens nor about cases of than Dismang, R-Beebe, committee is scheduled to state and federal laws that government that is sup- decided to establish a criti- neglect or abuse reported to Missy Irvin, R-Mountain consider severe limits on give citizens access to their posed to help young chil- cal committee within the the panel. View, and Bill Pritchard, public scrutiny of matters governments. dren who are developmen- state’s Division of Devel- Members of both the R-Elkins. affecting some of the state’s Senate Bill 777 does the tally delayed, an agency opmental Disabilities with Arkansas Freedom of In- Let them and other legis- most vulnerable citizens. exact opposite, exempting charged with improving the absolutely no accountabil- formation Coalition and lators know that it’s wrong Senate Bill 777 is a bad certain work within the quality of life for individu- ity to the public. the Arkansas Trial Lawyers to block the public from the bill and its consideration state’s Division of Devel- als with mental retardation, Senate Bill 777, which Association will be there to public’s business, whether would be a mockery of opmental Disabilities from autism, epilepsy, cerebral they sponsor, would ex- testify against the legisla- it concerns the needs of the public interest any day the Arkansas Freedom of palsy or other conditions empt all proceedings, min- tion this week, but here’s disabled citizens or other of the week. But bringing Information Act. that cause a person to func- utes, records, reports or an opportunity for all who government affairs. it up in the heart of Sun- The Arkansas FOI Act, tion as if they have mental testimony from meetings support open government Support sunshine, not shine Week illustrates even enacted in 1967, opens retardation. of this newly created com- to speak out against the bill. secrecy in government. greater insensitivity to the most meetings and records It is serious work and mittee from the Arkansas If the legislation isn’t Brenda Blagg is Arkan- public’s right to know what of state and local govern- work that all Arkansans FOI Act. But it doesn’t stop stopped in this committee, sas coordinator for Sun- its government is doing. ment or other entities using have an interest in seeing there. That information also it will move to the full Sen- shine Week and a columnist Sunshine Week is a na- public funds to the citizens done well. would be exempt from the ate and possibly on to the for Northwest Arkansas tional effort, supported by of this state. The memory is all too Arkansas Rules of Civil House for consideration. Media. E-mail comments many professional journal- That’s important be- fresh of problems within Procedure, which means For now the fi ght is in or questions to bblagg@ ism organizations and indi- cause it allows the people the agency that brought lawyers couldn’t even get the Senate Public Health, nwaonline.com.

pat Can Japan rise again? resources, she created an she exhibited in the decades over 60, and Japan's me- people a year. Germany and buchanan economy half as large as after World War II? dian age has shot up to 45. Ukraine are running Japan the U.S. and in many ways To do so will require a far Japan is projected to lose 3 a close race. Only immi- technologically superior. greater miracle. The reason million people this decade, gration from Africa, South Creators Syndicate An extraordinary accom- for such pessimism may and nearly 6 million in the Asia and the Middle East Columnist plishment of an extraordi- be summed up in a single 2020s. enables Britain to project nary people. word: demography. To put it starkly, Japan is population growth. Native- At the end of the 1980s, Japan has 127 million aging, shrinking and dying. born Brits are departing and We can thank Providence Pacific out to Guam and Japan seemed poised to people, her highest popu- In 2050, less than 19 per- dying. that the earthquake was not south to Guadalcanal. surpass America. lation ever. Yet, the United cent of all Japanese will be Indeed, every one of the 150 miles closer to Tokyo, She sustained 2 million It did not happen. The Nations projects that 25 under 25, while 44 percent East Asian and European else Japan's dead might military dead and 500,000 last two decades were lost million Japanese will van- will be over 60. The median nations that scored highest number in the millions. to a million civilian dead decades, with Japan's econ- ish by 2050. Why? Japan is age will reach 55, and this on the international tests Prime Minister Naoto under U.S. carpet-bombing omy shrinking to a third of the oldest country on earth, assumes a U.N.-projected for math and science has a Kan calls it the worst crisis that reduced her great cities that of the United States. with a median age of 45 rise in the fertility rate that fertility rate that assures an since World War II. Yet, to smoldering rubble and Last year, Japan was over- and a fertility rate below is nowhere in sight. aging and shrinking popu- horrendous as it is, it does Hiroshima and Nagasaki to taken as the world's second zero population growth for Writing on the decline in lation. not, thus far, compare with atomic ash. largest economy by China. 40 years. Japanese students in U.S. Where is world popula- that. For the earthquake Yet, 25 years after the Beijing now produces more To sustain a population, universities, The Wash- tion growth to come from? dead are not 1 percent most devastating defeat automobiles and has a trade the fertility rate of its wom- ington Post reports: "The Between now and 2050, of those who perished in in modern history, Japan surplus with America that en must be 2.1 children. Ja- number of children (in Ja- Africa's population will World War II. boasted the second largest dwarfs that of Japan. pan's rate, 1.27 children per pan) under the age of 15 has double to 2 billion. Latin Between 1942 and 1945, and most dynamic economy In 1988, eight of the 10 woman, is not two-thirds of fallen for 28 consecutive America and Asia will add Japan was stripped naked on earth. largest companies in the what is required to replace years. The size of the na- over a billion people. of an empire that embraced Under the proconsulship world were Japanese. To- her present population. tion's high school graduat- Just six nations, Muslim Formosa, Korea, Manchu- of Gen. MacArthur, Japan day, Japan does not have In 1960, when Japan ing class has shrunk by 35 and poor — Bangladesh, ria, the entire China coast, rose to her feet, renounced one company in the top 20 was striding to overtake percent in two decades." Egypt, Indonesia, Nigeria, all of French Indochina war and reached an annual and only six in the top 100. West Germany as the No. 2 Where have all the chil- Pakistan and Turkey — are (Vietnam, Laos, Cambo- growth rate of 10 percent Her national debt is 200 economy, 49 percent of her dren gone? expected to add almost 500 dia), Thailand, Burma, Ma- by the 1960s, 5 percent percent of gross domestic people were under 25 years Yet what is happening million people to their com- laysia, Singapore, the Dutch in the 1970s, 4 percent in product. of age. Less than 8 percent to Japan is not unique to bined populations by 2050. East Indies (Indonesia), the the 1980s. Smaller than Can Japan come back was over 60. Japan. If demography is destiny, Philippines and the Western Montana and with fewer from this earthquake and 20 Today, only 23 percent Russia's population is the sun is not only setting years of economic stagna- of Japan's population is shrinking at two to three in the Land of the Rising tion and political malaise under 25, more than 30 times the pace of Japan's. Sun. The sun is setting in The Nashville News to recover the dynamism percent of all Japanese are She is losing half a million the West. USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 Telephone (870) 845-2010 Fax (870) 845-5091 Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. 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Joel Shaw, 71, beloved father, March 14 Sherry Chambers, 1st female C/W music drummer, March 15 Joel Dewayne Shaw, 71, of New Hope, two grandchildren, Karson Young and Sherry J. Chambers, 65, of Nashville, daughter, Sunny Murphy and husband died Monday, March 14, 2011, at his home. Nicholas Cook; a number of nieces and died Tuesday, March 15, 2011, at her Billy; three grandchildren, Bobby “BJ” He was born Feb. 23, 1940, in nephews; and a host of friends. home, surrounded by her loving fam- Chambers, and Christine and Mi- New Hope, the son of the late Funeral services were held ily. She was born Jan. 25, 1946 in chael Murphy, all of Nashville; a Willie and Eunice Turner Shaw. Thursday, March 17, at Mt. Joy Knoxville, Tenn., the daughter number of nephews and nieces; He was a member of Mt. Joy Baptist Church, with Bro. Ray- of the late William T. and Helen and a host of friends. Freewill Baptist Church in Daisy. mond Dees offi ciating. Adams Moyers. Cremation services are under Mr. Shaw was preceded in Burial was in Bissell Chapel She was a member of the First the direction of Latimer Funeral death by his wife, Almeta Shaw. Cemetery, under the direction of Assembly of God Church. Home, Nashville. He is survived by two daugh- Latimer Funeral Home, Nashville. Sherry was a musician, the There will be a memorial ser- ters, Michala Young and husband The family received friends at fi rst professional female drummer vice planned at a later time. Kenneth of New Hope, and Theresa Cook the funeral home Wednesday evening. in Country music. You may send an online sympa- and husband Jim of Kirby; three brothers, You may send an online sympathy mes- She is survived by her husband, thy message at www.latimerfuneral- Jerry Shaw of Lockesburg, Charles Shaw sage at wwwlatimerfuneralhome.com. Bobby Chambers of Nashville; one son, home.com. and Elton Budd Shaw, both of New Hope; Bobby Chambers, Jr. and wife Kim; one

Amanda Bryant, 88, loving mother, March 14 Betty Jo Fant Edward Free Bobbie Graves Amanda Norine Crowell Bryant, 88, her sister, Evelyn Stuart and husband Betty Jo Draper Fant, Edward L. “Bo” Free, Bobbie Charles Graves, of Nashville, died March 14, 2011. She Monroe of Ozan; fi ve grandchildren; six 78, of Kirby, died Mon- 60, of Nashville, formerly 76, of Hope, died Sunday, was born Oct. 22, 1922, in Bingen, the great-grandchildren; numerous nieces day, March 14, 2011. She of Murfreesboro, died March 13, 2011. He was daughter of the late Horace Glen and and nephews; and a host of friends. was born Nov. 24, 1932. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. born Oct. 26, 1934 in Delma Bright Crowell. A celebration of her life will be held She is survived by her He was born Nov. 24, Nashville. She will be remembered as a devoted at 3 p.m. Thursday, March 17, at the husband, Eugene Fant of 1950 in Murfreesboro. He is survived by his wife, loving mother and close friend. chapel of Latimer Funeral Home, Mur- Kirby; a daughter, Mar- He is survived by a wife, Rubie Graves of A lifelong resident of the Bingen com- freesboro. cia Haggard of Kirby; son, Kevin Free Sanders Hope; a daughter, Bar- munity, she was a homemaker, owner/oper- Burial will be in Ozan Cemetery, Bin- two sons, Terry Fant of of Texarkana; six sisters, bara Graves of Nash- ator of Norine’s Beauty Shop, and member gen, under the direction of Latimer Funeral Kirby, and Brent Fant Linda Lewis, Lottie Be- ville; six stepchildren, of Sweet Home Methodist Church. Home. of Nashville; a brother, atty and Della Crabtree, JoAnne English, Diane She was preceded in death by her hus- Visitation will be held from 2-3 p.m. Bill Draper of Kirby; all of Murfreesboro, Em- Taylor, Wanda Sneed, band of 59 years, Lake Aubrey Bryant, on Thursday at the funeral home in Mur- four sisters, Ima Tedder ily McClane of Nashville, Kathy Hayden, Michael December 26, 2001. freesboro. of Daisy, Melba Ken- Alice Morrow of Exmore, Snowden and Kenneth She is survived by her four children, In lieu of fl owers, memorials may be nedy of Murfreesboro, Va., and Peggy Bailey of Snowden, all of Dallas, Carolyn Turner and husband Bob of Hel- made to the Ozan Cemetery, c/o A.J. Lath- Lema Massey and Pat Wichita, Kan.; and two Texas; and one grand- ena, Linda Daugherty and husband Charles rop, 190 Hempstead CR 27N, Nashville, Funderburk of Kirby; brothers, Earl Free of child. of Crossville, Tenn., Larry Bryant and wife AR 71852. seven grandchildren; and Murfreesboro and Johnny Funeral services will Virginia of Richardson, Texas, and Royce You may send an online sympathy mes- eight great-grandchildren. Free of Springfi eld, Ill. be held at 3 p.m. Friday, Bryant and wife Cheryl of Cordova, Tenn.; sage at www.latimerfuneralhome.com. Funeral services will Graveside services will March 18, at Rising Star be held at 2 p.m. Thurs., be held at 5 p.m. Wed., Baptist Church, Hope. March 17, at Davis-Smith March 16, at Avery’s Burial will be in St. Funeral Home Chapel, Chapel Cemetery, near Luke Cemetery in Ozan, Deputy makes felony drug Glenwood, with Bros. McCaskill, with Joe Dale under the direction of Harold Vaughn and Ed Funderburg officiating, Hicks Funeral Home, Coffman offi ciating. under the direction of Hope. arrest at old Shell Station Burial will be in Mount Nashville Funeral Home. Visitation will be from Joy Cemetery, under the You may send an on- 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday On March 15, 2011 Howard County wheel. Deputy Wakefi eld noticed an open direction of Davis-Smith line sympathy message and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday Deputy Steven Wakefi eld was attempting Bud Light beer can in the Mustang. Funeral Home, Glen- at www.nashvillefh.com. at the funeral home. to locate a wanted subject on the Antioch Deputy Wakefield asked the driver wood. Rd. near Nashville when he noticed a what he had put under the steering wheel You may send an on- white vehicle leaving the area of the and the driver replied “nothing”. Deputy line sympathy message Johnnie Price Katie Jo Smith wanted subject’s residence. Wakefield asked the driver to exit the at www.davis-smith.com. Johnnie A. Price, 90, of Katie Jo Smith, 82, of Deputy Wakefi eld attempted to catch vehicle and placed him under arrest for Manitou Springs, Colo., Murfreesboro, died Tues- up to the vehicle and as he approached the drinking on the highway. Deputy Wake- died Tuesday, March 8, day, March 15, 2011. She FBC to 2011. He was born May was born Nov. 13, 1928, intersection of Hwy. 278 and 27 he noticed fi eld searched the vehicle and found a clear a white vehicle in the old Shell Station plastic bag containing suspected cocaine. 30, 1920 in Umpire. in Murfreesboro. He is survived by four She is survived by two parking lot and another parked beside it. The driver of the vehicle was Steven hold blood children, Bonnie Clem- sons, Tim Smith of Nash- The white vehicle looked similar to the Gilliam b/m dob-2/23/1988 of 1320 Front ent of Midland, Texas, ville and Keith Smith of vehicle that left the area of the wanted sub- St. in Nashville, Ar. drive Johnny Price of Mani- Ashdown; and a brother, ject’s residence. Deputy Wakefi eld noted Steven Gilliam is being charged with tou Springs, Raymond Charlie Brown of Mur- that a gray Ford Mustang was parked next Possession of a Controlled Substance- First Baptist Church of Price and Sandra Large, freesboro. to the white vehicle. Cocaine and Drinking on the Highway. Nashville will sponsor a both of Colorado Springs; Graveside services will As Deputy Wakefi eld approached the Gilliam’s bond was set at 10,000 dollars blood drive Sat., March 26 a brother, Jim Price of be held at 2 p.m. Thurs., vehicles he noticed the driver of the Mus- and he has posted bond and been released in the family activity build- Lakeview, Ore.; five March 17, in Hickory tang reaching underneath the steering from the Howard County Jail. ing at the church. grandchildren; six great- Grove Cemetery, with grandchildren; and two Rev. Freeman Henderson The blood drive will be- NHS Elementary students to test next month great-great grandchildren. offi ciating, under the di- gin at 10 a.m. and continue Kindergarten through second grade school year. Services are under the rection of Latimer Funer- students will take the IOWA Test of Basic To help insure that your child does his/ until 2 p.m. direction of Blunt Mor- al Home, Murfreesboro. Skills, mandated by the state. her best on the days of the test, please do Appointments may be tuary, Colorado Springs, You may send an on- Kindergarten will test Monday–Friday, the following: made by contacting Shelia Colo. line sympathy message April 4-8, for approximately 20 minutes a 1. Have your child go to bed early for a McCauley and walk-ins at www.latimerfuneral- day. First and Second grade will be testing good night’s sleep each night before the are also welcome. home.com. on Tuesday through Friday, April 5-8, for test. The goal is 25 units or approximately 30 to 60 minutes each day. 1. Give your child a good breakfast on the more. Ross roast to be The Iowa Test includes the subjects mornings of the test. For more information that children are taught in school. This 2. Please make every effort to have your contact Karina Holcombe year students will be taking the Reading, child in school on time, unless he or she at (903) 794-3173. held at UACCH Language, Vocabulary, Math Concepts and is ill. HOPE – The University of Arkansas Community Problems portions of the test as required 3. Send your child off to school with con- College at Hope Foundation will honor Congressman by the State Department. fi dence-building words of praise and sup- Mt. Carmel This is a standardized test. This means port: You‘ll do great! Believe in yourself! Mike Ross on April 8th during this year’s UACCH that local children’s scores on the test will 4. Suggest that your child breathe deeply to hold Foundation Roast and Toast. be compared to the scores of thousands to relax before and during the test. Ross has fought hard for us and has successfully of other children who took the same test 5. Remind your child to read directions homecoming completed numerous projects that have shaped the under the same conditions. carefully and look at all the answers before success of the College. Mt. Carmel Missionary The results of the test will help the choosing one. A Roast and Toast in his honor will be held on April Baptist Church of Dierks teacher plan lessons that build upon what 6. Tell your child to check his or her an- 8th at the 1940 WPA Gymnasium in Historic Washing- will celebrate Homecom- children already know and improve in swers choices if time allows. ton State Park. The event will begin with a Reception areas where they are weak. These test For more information, contact Tyra ing services March 27 with at 6:00p.m. in the Woodlawn Plantation Home with scores will also be part of the basis used Hughes or Sarah Turner at Nashville Pri- Bro. David Cassady serv- the dinner and program to begin at 6:30p.m. in the for writing educational plans for the next mary School. ing as guest speaker. Gymnasium. Sponsorship packages for the event are There will be special Commissioner of State lands announces partnership available as well as individual tickets. singing and a lunch will For more information about this event and to pur- with DataScoutPro.com follow the services. chase your sponsorship package and/or tickets please Homecoming services LITTLE ROCK—Commissioner of missioner of State Lands website and is contact Dolly Henley at 870-722-8516. State Lands John Thurston is pleased to available on the parcels listed in the auc- will begin at 10 a.m. and everyone is invited. announce that his offi ce has partnered with tion catalog and on the negotiated sales Puzzle Answers The Church is located DataScoutPro.com in order to provide list. The information includes property San Francisco Treat Sudoku Solution #2117-D county property records to the details such as: owner, legal description, approximately fi ve miles C H A R S L Y E R S C A M 7 3 4 5 9 1 8 6 2 south of Dierks on Mt. A E R O K E E N E N O N E public via the Commis- assessed value, property address and pho- S M I L E Y F A C E A L O T 8 1 6 3 7 2 4 9 5 Carmel Rd. C A S E D T R A S H C A N S sioner’s website, www. tos if applicable. A L E X I S G E E K 5 9 2 8 6 4 1 3 7 cosl.org. DataScoutPro Potential purchasers may visit the Com- T W I C E A F O R E 3 6 8 2 4 5 7 1 9 E R A S E V A C L O R O X is a subscription based missioner of State Lands website (www. B E L T L E M M A O G L E 9 2 7 6 1 8 5 4 3 B E F A L L E O N D Y E S 1 4 5 7 3 9 6 2 8 website specializing in cosl.org) to view the auction catalog and S L A T E T O W E L real estate records. negotiated sales lists. For additional as- E V E S D A G A M A 6 8 9 1 5 3 2 7 4 D I F F I D E N T H A G E N This service is being of- sistance please contact the Commissioner A S E A S T I R F R Y I N G 4 5 1 9 2 7 3 8 6 D E M I E S T E E E L S E 2 7 3 4 8 6 9 5 1 fered free of charge through the Com- of State Lands offi ce at 501-324-9422. S E A R L E A K Y R E A R © 2009 Hometown Content 3/13/2011 Page 4 • Thursday, March 17, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Home and Family Evans-Scroggins to wed March 19 Romillious Scroggins and Shakita Ev- Union. ans will exchange their wedding vows on Romillious is the son of Hal Scroggins Saturday, March 19, at College Hill Church and Peggy Scroggins-Evans, who currently of Christ located on 500 Kirby Street, Tex- reside in Nashville. arkana, Ark. at 3 p.m. Romillious is a former Nashville gradu- Shakita is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ate who’s been servicing the Nashville com- Leonard Evans of Texarkana, Texas and is munity for six years as a barber/stylist. The currently employed at Texar Federal Credit couple will reside in Wake Village, Texas. Peach Blossom Festival plans underway NASHVILLE - The Nashville Cham- Aquarium, Dog Parade, Peach Dessert ber of Commerce will have the Annual Tasting Contest, Local Talent, Bike ride, Peach Blossom Festival on Main Street Peach Toss, Face Painting and much more. Sat., May 7, beginning at 9 a.m. There will be a Peach Pageant Contest Booths for the event can be scheduled to kick off the Festival Sat., April 30, at at the Chamber Offi ce by calling 845-1262 the Nashville Elementary Cafeteria. or come by the offi ce. Applications for the Peach Pageant Booths fees will be $100 for vendors and Peach Blossom Festival Booths are selling concessions and $30 for non con- on the Chamber website at www.nashvil- cession sales. There will be no charge for lear.com. booths to Chamber Members. Click on Chamber of Commerce (Cal- There are many activities planned endar of Events) or come by the Chamber for the day: A Car Show, Game & Fish Offi ce at 107 South Main. Shakita Evans and Romilious Scraoggins Benchmark test dates announced for Nashville Primary NASHVILLE - Third grade students test will help the teacher plan lessons that test. deeply to relax before and during the test. at Nashville Primary School will be tak- build upon what your child already knows 2. Give your child a good breakfast on 6. Remind your child to read directions ing the Augment Benchmark Exam April and improve in areas where your child is the mornings of the test. carefully and look at all the answers before 12-15. weak. These test scores will also be part 3. Please make every effort to have choosing one. The ACTAAP test has been developed of the basis used for writing educational your child in school on time, unless he or 7. Tell you child to check his or her to measure achievement of the Arkansas plans for the next school year. she is ill. answers choices if time allows. Curriculum Frameworks. The test is a To help insure that your child does his/ 4. Send your child off to school with The administration at Nashville Primary combination of the Criterion Referenced her best on the days of the test, please do confi dence-building words of praise and would like to encourage all parents to help Test and a Norm-referenced Test which the following: support: You‘ll do great! Believe in prepare their children for this important incorporates the Sanford Achievement 1. Have your child go to bed early for yourself! time. Test-Tenth Edition. The results of the a good night’s sleep each night before the 5. Suggest that your child breathe Alzheimer’s Arkansas symposium scheduled for March 25 Alzheimer’s Arkansas a cure is found. or in the offi ce, followed skills; and information most is a friend - a best allow family caregivers to Offers Hope for the Future Alzheimer’s Arkansas up through customized regarding resources avail- friend. attend the symposium is with 9th Annual Caregiver achieves this mission in educational packets for able to caregivers and Al- David teaches caregiv- also available. Symposium many different ways - sup- the caregiver:; community zheimer’s patients through ers how to understand and The charge for profes- Over 100, 000 Arkan- port groups throughout the awareness presentations; a vendor exhibit. fulfi ll this “Best Friends” sionals (and family care- sans have been diagnosed state, 24-hour telephone and educational work- The keynote speaker, role, including special givers requesting CEU’s) with Alzheimer’s disease. support, financial assis- shops around the state. David Troxel, MPH, is caregiving techniques and is $60. Continuing educa- Since 1984, the mission of tance, a lending library, On March 25 Alzheim- an internationally known tools. Dr. Mark Pippenger, tion credits (CEU’s) will Alzheimer’s Arkansas has and a monthly newsletter er’s Arkansas, along with expert in Alzheimer’s and neurologist with South Ar- be available for nurses, been to provide the infor- to name a few, but one partners Baptist Health memory care. David holds kansas Medical Associates nursing home administra- mation and support needed of the principal ways is and CareLink, will present a Masters Degree in Public in EI Dorado, will present tors, physical therapists, so that all Arkansans af- through education regard- the ninth annual caregiver Health from Rutgers Medi- an overview of Alzheim- pharmacists, psychologists fected by Alzheimer’s dis- ing the disease. symposium Hope for the cal School. He has worked er’s disease and related (may be awarded based on ease and related dementias Education occurs Future at Geyer Springs in the fi elds of Alzheimer’s dementias. A member of the Arkansas Psychology are able to manage with through several methods: First Baptist Church. This disease and long-term care the American Academy of Board CEU Guidelines), dignity and comfort until one-on-one over the phone day long symposium will for over 25 years, chiefl y Neurology, he received his emergency medical servic- provide family and profes- with residents and fami- Doctor of Medicine, com- es, social workers, speech sional caregivers with gen- lies. pleted a Postdoctoral Fel- pathologists, and certifi ed eral information regarding Troxel’s “Best Friends lowship in Neuroscience, nursing assistants. Regis- Alzheimer’s disease Approach” is built on a and served as an Assistant tration is required for Hope and its progression; tools, seemingly simple premise: Professor of Neurology for the Future. 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Card of Thanks The Lance Taylor family would like to (2) 8x10, (2) 5x7, (20) 4x6, thank everyone who helped us in this tragic (20) Wallets for $40.00 time. Special thanks for the food and all of his 196 CR 20 • Nashville 71852 beautiful fl owers. (870) 845-2051 “Here comes Carolyn Taylor and Birddog” (870) 557-2690 [email protected] the Lance Taylor family Call for your appointment today! NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 17, 2011 • Page 5 Howard County Land Transactions March 1-11, 2011 Warranty Deed - Jerry 35, Township 5S, Range County. of State Hwy in frl. NW¼ of Manley and Janie Faye Warranty Deed - Clay McCammack and Pauline 30W, 10 ac. m/l, Howard Warranty Deed - Jackie NW¼ of Section 1, Town- Manley, and Douglas Ray W. Ferguson and Amanda McCammack, grantors, to County. Wade Bearden, grantor, to ship 9S, Range 28W, 26.5 Fugitt, grantors, to Caro- Ferguson, grantors, to Jus- Robert L. Rockebach, grant- Warranty Deed - James Jackie Wade Bearden and ac. m/l; and frl. NE¼ of lyn Callaway, Melissa Kay tin D. White and Lindsey ee, Lot 1 and the west 7 ft. of Lacey Jenkins and Joy R. Sheila Kay Bearden, grant- NE¼ of Section 2, Town- Holden and Christi Jo Beth, G. White, grantees, Lots 17, Lot 2 in Block 5 of Ridge- Jenkins, grantors, to L. Neal ees, Parcel 1: N½ of NE¼ of ship 9S, Range 28W, 35.98 grantees, part of SE¼ of 18, 19 and 20 in Block 33 of way Addition to the town of Jenkins, grantee, SW¼ of SW¼ of Section 36, Town- ac. m/l; aggregate 102.48 NW¼ of Section 29, Town- the town of Nashville, How- Nashville, Howard County. SW¼ of NW¼ of Section ship 5S, Range 29W, 20 ac. ac. m/l, Howard County. ship 9S, Range 27W, 1½ ac. ard County. $135,000 Quitclaim Deed - Ralph 35, Township 5S, Range m/l; Parcel 2: S½ of NW¼ $125,000 m/l, Howard County. Warranty Deed - Charles Berg and Helen Berg, grant- 30W, 10 ac. m/l, Howard of SE¼ of Section 36, Town- Warranty Deed - Howard Commissioner’s Deed Marshall & Janice Mar- ors, to Helen Berg and Ann County. ship 5S, Range 29W, 20 ac. Memorial Hospital, grantor, - Bobbie Jo Green, Com- shall, Charlene Marshall & Gilbert, grantees, part of N¼ Warranty Deed - James m/l; Parcel 3: AND Also, to Justin Jones and Casey missioner, grantor, to Billy Ronald Scroggins, Dorothy of NE¼ of SW¼ of Section Lacey Jenkins and Joy R. the middle 1/3 of S 480 ft. of Jones, grantees, Lots 1, 2, 3, Garrett and Patricia Gar- Davis & Oscar Davis, grant- 6, Township 7S, Range 28W, Jenkins, grantors, to Jason SW¼ of NE¼ of Section 26, 4, 5 and 6 in Block 37 in the rett, grantees, part of Lot 2 ors, to Joe Scoggins, frantee, 5 ac. m/l, Howard County. O. Jenkins, grantee, NW¼ Township 5S, Range 29W, town of Nashville, Howard in Block 12 in the town of Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 in Block Warranty Deed - Marina of SW¼ of NW¼ of Section 4.8 ac. m/l, Howard County. County. $180,000 Mineral Springs, Howard 41 of New Nashville, How- Diaz and Kal Middleton, 35, Township 5S, Range Warranty Deed - Joe Paul Warranty Deed - Andrew County. $30,847.83 plus ard County. $32,000 grantors, to Loenza Arce 30W, 10 ac. m/l, Howard Tomerlin, grantor, to Justin T. McCauley and Jayma costs. Quitclaim Deed - Jamie and Susana Arce, grantees, County. Duke White and Clifton Jar- A. McCauley, grantors, to Warranty Deed - Rita Fannin, Administrator for Lot 3 in replat of Block 3 in Warranty Deed - Jackson rett Rogers, grantees, NE¼ Andrew T. McCauley and Rector and Katrina L. the estate of Shelby June Bell’s Addition to the town D. Tomerlin and Elizabeth NE¼ of Section 14, Town- Jayma A. McCauley, grant- McAlister, grantors, to Ka- Stapp, grantor, to Gina Co- of Mineral Springs, Howard Dell Tomerlin, grantors, to ship 9S, Range 28W, 40 ac. ees, S½ of SW¼ of NW¼ trina McAlister and Abigail lette Gree, Jamie Rochelle County. Joe Paul Tomerlin, grantee, m/l; AND part of NW¼ of of Section 22, Township B. McAlister, grantees, SE Fannin and Rikki Cortney Warranty Deed - James SE¼ of SW¼ of Section 11, NE¼ of Section 14, Town- 10S, Range 27W, Howard 40 of NW¼, also N½ of Bolding, grantees, part of L. Jenkins and Joy R. Jen- 40 ac. m/l; NW¼ of SW¼ ship 9S, Range 28W, 28 ac. County. NE40 of SW¼ of Section NE¼ of NE¼ of Section 12, kins, grantors, to James L. of SE¼ of Section 11, 10 ac. m/l, Howard County. Warranty Deed - Charles 26, Township 10S, Range Township 8S, Range 29W, Jenkins, trustee of James m/l; part of SW¼ of SW¼ Warranty Deed - Louise E. Yates, grantor, to James 28W, Howard County. Howard County. L. Jenkins Revocable Liv- of SE¼ of Section 11, 8½ ac. A. Horridge, Becky Rig- Larry Yates, grantee, W½ Quitclaim Deed - Kirk Warranty Deed - Eugene ing Trust, grantee, NW¼ of m/l; ALSO, part of NW¼ of gins, James Michal Benton of N½ of SE¼ of Section 9, Hardin, grantor, to Mary Green and Linda Green, NW¼ of Section 35, Town- NE¼ of Section 14, 1 3/8 ac. and Dianne Horridge Ben- Township 9S, Range 28W, Hardin, grantee, part of grantors, to Steve Green and ship 5S, Range 30W, 38 m/l; And ALSO, part of N½ ton, grantors, to Tony L. 40 ac. m/l, Howard County. NE¼ NE¼ of SEction 10, Lynelle Green, grantees, part ac. m/l; AND NE corner of of NE¼ of NW¼ Section Chesshir, grantee, SE¼ of $10,000 Township 9S, Range 27W, of N½ of SE¼ east of Hwy NW¼ NW¼ of Section 35, 14, 5 ac. m/l; all in Town- SE¼ of Section 35, Town- Warranty Deed - Phyl- 0.676 ac. m/l, Howard 355 in Section 12, Township Township 5S, Range 30W, 2 ship 9S, Range 28W, ag- ship 8S, Range 28W, 40 ac. lis Ann Bates and Marshall County. 10S Range, 28W, 41.53 ac. ac. m/l, Howard County. gregate 65 ac. m/l, Howard m/l; all that part lying west Raine Bates, Ira Douglas m/l; AND S½ of frl NW¼ Warranty Deed - James of SW¼ of Section 7, Town- Lacey Jenkins and Joy R. YARD SALE CARPORT SALE Operation Christmas Child ship 10S, Range 27W, 20.74 Jenkins, grantors, to Jason Thursday & Friday 703 Deerwood Friday, March 18 • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm ac. m/l, aggregate 62.27 ac. L. Jenkins, grantee, NE¼ of 215 N. Powell St. Ln. Saturday, March 19 • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm m/l, Howard County. SW¼ of NW¼ of Section Mineral Springs First Baptist Church • Nashville Couch, Loveseat, Fri. & Sat. Family Activity Building End tables, Plus sized SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!!! clothes, womens 7 a.m.-6 p.m. clothes (size 7-14), Furniture, clothes, All proceeds will be used to purchase items BIG YARD SALE house decorations, etc. for Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes. Moving Sale jewelry, etc.... SALE GARAGE March 18 & 19 March 19th 8-5 6:00 am- 3:00 pm North Maple St. 543 Hwy 71N, DeQueen Power tools, a Road M’boro Master-Stow Master, weight Furniture, big women’s bench, generator, treadmill, clothes, lots of 25 cent tools, edger, heavy duty drill items. Something for press, electrical & plumb- ing supplies, and lots of everyone! other items.

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“I think he needs to be other workers to begin revealing “several leaks,” en earlier this month. At • voted to purchase an a little more diligent,” she strictly enforcing the rules. and roughly two miles of Monday’s meeting, they electric steam cleaner at a CITY said. The move mirrors simi- line had yet to be laid. No funded their decision us- cost of $3,699; From Page 1 Mounts reminded the lar initiatives that have meters have been set, the ing $12,000 from the storm • voted to table discus- council that city ordinanc- been proposed in Mineral water tanks are not attached fund, $7,000 from the water sion on outsourcing land- cost some money,” he said. es are already in place to Springs and Nashville since to the system and, although and sewer construction scaping maintenance at Councilwoman Henriel- deal with blighted proper- the start of the year. a housing has been built for bond and $12,000 from the city park to a private len Lawrence expressed ties, including regulations In other business, Mounts them, the additional water general fund savings. contractor until next year; disappointment with the which state that trash must updated the council on the pumps have not been put Mounts said he hopes • voted against purchas- service provided by the be in a container with a lid state of the North Howard in place. to replace the savings with ing $1,000 worth of fi re- city’s animal control unit, before it will be picked up. County water project. City aldermen agreed FEMA monies believed to works for Dierks Nursing complaining about a mul- The mayor said he would He said 10 percent of the to purchase a raw water be owed to the city. Home’s Fourth of July titude of stray dogs seen instruct city police and new lines had been tested, pump in a phone vote tak- The council also: celebration. around town.

commission: She performed two when they hear she is program, not one that • was given an update on numbers with her dolls involved in pageants. She “expects girls to look WOES DinoFest preparations; MISS Molly and Rocky and said that she didn’t par- 15 years older than they From Page 1 • tabled discussion on From Page 1 then answered questions ticipate in pageants that are.” lowering tournament ad- from the audience. promoted participants to Nashville Rotary Presi- Eady performed a ven- he had discussed the mission fees; Eady was asked if she be someone they weren’t. dent Heath Wallis pre- company’s reputation with triliquism act for the Miss • was informed that park had any advise for parents Eady encouraged par- sented Eady with a Nash- America pageant and has other contractors from the employee Heath Harwell whose daughters may be ents to find pageants that ville Scrapper jacket and since performed on shows area and had received most- will be responsible for interested in pageants. allowed girls to be them- a Rotary Club sash. such as Late Night with ly negative feedback. making sure lights are She stated that most peo- selves. She stated that Nashville Mayor Billy David Letterman and the “I guarantee you could turned off at night; ple think of shows like parents should look for Ray Jones also presented have called around on this Rachel Maddow Show. • was told that March for “Toddlers and Tiaras” pageants that have a good Eady with a city coin. one and [you would have Parks will be held March known],” he said. 31 at the Dogwood Pavil- thing about it,” Bobby - were the best man and when Bobby’s parents Commissioner Freddie lion; recalled during a recent woman in the ceremony. moved to Arkansas. A Horne expressed concerns • approved several an- ICON interview. “A gut feel- It was the same Surf week later, Sherry sug- over whether the company nually recurring event re- ing told me I was gonna Ballroom that had been gested that she and Bobby should be considered for From Page 1 quests; marry her.” the stage for the last per- do the same, and 10 days future projects at the park. • was informed that fi fth Chambers had been That feeling turned out formance of Buddy Holly, later they had sold their “We’ll put a little nota- and sixth grade basketball asked to stand in for a to be correct: the couple Ritchie Valens and J.P. home in Tennessee and tion on the side of that had produced a net profi t guitarist who was sick, was wed less than two “The Big Bopper” Rich- relocated to the smaller contract,” he said. of roughly $900 so far this but quickly became a part weeks later in Mason ardson eight years before. Nashville, where they Park officials also de- year; of the act - and taken with City, Iowa. The owners After two and a half have lived ever since. bated ways to speed up • was informed that to- Sherry. of the Surf Ballroom - a years of touring, the cou- A memorial service service at the park’s current tal profi t from the Futrell “When I fi rst met her, I Clear Lake, Iowa club ple decided to start a fam- will be announced at a concession stand, where Marine Tournament was said ‘hello,’ and she said where they were sched- ily, and settled in Nash- later date. patrons were forced to $4,894.30; ‘hi,’ and there was some- uled to play that evening ville, Tenn. until 1975, wait in line as long as 45 • was told the park will minutes during a recent begin offering healthier tournament. menu items at the con- Suggestions varied but 2011 season at Diamond Park cession stand and film a the group generally agreed 12-episode series on lo- that the lowest-cost solu- cal areas that citizens can tion would be to allow use to increase their level Speedway begins this weekend customers to assemble of physical activity. The their own hamburgers and moves are part of a healthy have staff devote their time communitees grant the park Radio show also slated to kick o primarily to cooking and received that may also help Diamond Park Speed- Clemons and Andy Lock- the area race tracks like be in this program. Lis- cleaning. fund walking paths con- way, Highway 27, be- wood LIVE on B 99.5 67 Speedway, Arklatex teners will also be given In other business, the necting key parts of town. tween Nashville and Mur- FM for the weekly racing Speedway, I-30 Speedway, the chance to win free freesboro will get the 2011 show “Racetrack Round Tri-State Speedway, Mon- tickets to racing events at race season at the track Up”. This will be the de- ticello and many others. Diamond Park Speedway. underway this week with but show and can be heard During the show the track The other event this a couple of special events. every Thursday night from mentor program will be week is a CAR SHOW This Thursday night, 6:00 to 7:00 pm. explained. this Saturday, March 19th March 17th join Warren “Racetrack Round Up” If your teenager is in- from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. is the fi rst weekly racing terested in being a part The track will have the # show on FM radio in the of the mentor program 24 race car of legend Jeff 2 0 10 CHRYSLER CLOSEOUT EVENT! State of Arkansas. During contact the track at (870) Gordon on display plus the radio broadcast Warren 845-5390 Diamond Park many area antique cars YORK GARY AUTOPLEX and Andy will preview the Speedway has always and the race cars that race upcoming racing season at been and will contiue to every Saturday night will 1420 W. Leslie • Nashville • 870-845-1536 Diamond Park Speedway be a good safe place for be on display. Trophies as well as update fans on family entertainment. will be given and conces- 2010 Chrysler Town & Country Limited racing series like Comp Special thanks to Pep sions will be available all Cams Dirt Late Models, Glenn and the Pike County day. SUPR Late Models, ASCS Play day will follow Leather Swivel n Go Seating, Dual DVD w/ Sirius TV Sherrif’s offi ce for provid- Sprint Cars and the World ing a deputy sherriff at the the car show at 2:00 pm. MSRP ...... $40,410 York Gary Discount ...... $8,652 of Outlaws Sprint Cars. track at all racing events. Admission is FREE to the Fans can also get up- There is no charge to car show and play day for $31,758 dates on racing at all the parent or teenager to all racing fans. 2010 Chrysler 300 Limited

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Dema- Deputy Davis that Dema- Burglary, Theft of Proper- #355 when he noticed a Deputy Davis followed Demario sweating and rio was placed under ar- rio informed him that the ty and Possession of Drug vehicle parked in the north the vehicle and observed asked him what the prob- rest for possession of drug items in the vehicle were Paraphernalia. Bond has bound lane of 355. it crossing the center line lem was and Demario ad- paraphernalia. Mineral stolen and he had broken not been set at this time. The vehicle was on a and performed a traffi c vised that his air condi- Springs City Offi cer Bran-into a house in Tollette Demario just recently bridge and there was a stop on the vehicle. As tioner was not working in don Smith came to assist just before Deputy Davis plead guilty to Breaking black male standing at the Deputy Davis approached his vehicle. Deputy Davis Deputy Davis while he stopped him. and Entering and Theft of rear of the vehicle. Depu- the vehicle the driver’s noted that the temperature searched the vehicle. The value of the items Property in Howard Coun- ty Davis turned around to side door opened and the was 45 degrees and the Deputy Davis found stolen from the residence ty Circuit Court and was check on the vehicle and driver identifi ed as Dema- wind was blowing. numerous jewelry items in Tollette is between awaiting sentencing. School board accepts resignation MINERAL SPRINGS - The school board voted unanimously to accept the resignation of a cafete- ria employee at their regular meeting Tuesday. Crystal Jacoby submitted a letter of resignation that will go into effect retroactively to Feb. 24 of this year. No other voting took place at the meeting, but board members did hold a 30 minute executive session. Retirement reception set for Helen Smith Longtime Diamond Bank employee Helen Smith has announced her retirement. “Diamond Bank wishes Helen Smith the best as she embarks on a new journey; however, we are sad to lose a valuable employee who has given so much to our bank and customers over the years,” said President Mac McClanahan of Chastity Newton hands off to Keytonya Clayton (far left) in the 4x100m relay Tuesday. Newton and Clayton, along Helen Smith’s retirement. with Adaya Pleasant and Brittney Mitchell, finished fifth in the event with a time of :58.54. Mineral Springs finished Helen Smith began work as a teller at the Min- eighth at the Jr. Scrapper Relays in Nashville. eral Springs branch of Diamond Bank, in 1970, Photo by Dewayne Holloway and she progressed over the years to become a loan secretary, loan offi cer and fi nally compli- opportunity to betray him. ance offi cer. She held the last position for 11 Now the fi rst day of the feast of unleavened bread the dis- White Cliffs News years. ciples came to Jesus, saying unto him. Where Will thou that Since Helen started in 1970 at Pike County we prepare for thee to eat the Passover? And he said, Go into Bank, many things have changed in banking, but the city to such a man, and say unto him. The Master saith, By Mary the one thing that her many friends and family My time is at hand; I will keep the Passover at thy house with know is that Helen has not. The bank invites ev- y disciples. Crosslin eryone to join Helen at her retirement reception And the disciples did as Jesus had appointed them; and at the Mineral Springs’ location on Wednesday they made ready the Passover. Now when the even March 23rd from noon to 2p.m. Mt. Zion Baptist Church had regular worship service Sun- was come, he sat down with the twelve. day. Everyone got their clocks changed and was on time. We And as they did eat, he said, Verily I say unto you, that one had a good fellowship. Gabe Germany was home from col- of you shall betray me. And they were exceeding sorrowful, lege on Spring break. We were all glad to see him. 8 Temporary job openings Berthelot Ranch, LLC. 04/01/11- and began every one of them to say unto him, Lord. is it I? 09/30/11. General worker needed for rice & crawfi sh farm. Work Lady Bertha Germany will be the guest speaker for Ce- And he answered and said. he that dippeth his hand with me includes tractor driving, fi eld prep, water maint, fertilizing, plant dar Springs Church. on Saturday, March 19, at 9a.m. for their in the dish. the same shall betray me. and harvest of crops. Field prep includes manual shovel work and Women’s Day program. The public is invited. hoeing of weeds, spot spraying treatments and gen farm labor. Help John L. Johnson is still rehabbing from heart surgery. Keep repair and maintain equip, farm, fi eld, levees, roads and shop. Load and unload trucks. Crawfi shing involves manually cutting up of fi sh him in your prayers. Condolences to the Greenleaffamfl y on bait, bait and check traps. Grade, wash and pack crawfi sh for ship- the death of their family member. You are in our prayers. ment, make and repair traps as needed. All tools furnished. Job Myrtle Smith had her eye surgery on Monday, last week, involves stooping, lifting and working outside in inclement weath- but prayers are still needed for the restoration of her clear er. Must have legal auth to work in US. Must have six months prior experience in position offered. Housing provided for those sight. who cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence daily. We send our prayers and concerns for the people of Japan $9.10 hourly. Guaranteed ¾ contract beginning with worker date of who suffered such a horrifi c act of nature last week. I am sure arrival. Transp/subsistence exp to worksite provided/paid by em- each person will respond to the many agencies that will be ployer by 50% of contract, rtn at completion. Apply/Send resumes for this job at the nearest local SWA @ 700 S Elm, Hope, AR 71801 sending aid to the country. ph 870-777-3421 using LA job order # LA 375539. This week begins Lent. The forty days before Easter. Usu- ally our hearts turn to prayer and the great sacrifi ce our Savior made for us. Many people fi nd themselves giving up certain POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT things that they enjoy as a way of saying thank you Lord for Administrative Assistant all you were willing to do for me. Here is my offering. Southwest Arkansas Development Council, Inc. is CHRISTIAN REFRESHER; MATT.: 26-14-23 currently accepting application for a full time Then one of the twelve, called Judas lscariot, went unto LOVE IS THE KEY! the chief priests, and said unto them. What will ye give me, Administrative Assistant and I will deliver him unto you? And they covenanted with Responsibilities him for thirty pieces of silver. And from that time he sought • Answer Telephone and route calls • Assist clients effi ciently and professionally SELL US YOUR WORN OUT CHAINS, UNWANTED RINGS, AND GOLD! • Assist the County Director Requirements • High School diploma or GED • Microsoft Offi ce Skills • Excellent verbal and written communication skills • Excellent interpersonal skills You may apply in person at 206 East Howard, Nash- ville, AR.7I852. A completed application, resume, and references will be required for all applicants. Deadline for applications will be March 24, 2011. If you have questions you may contact Mellie Walker at 870-845-3586. Greens Jewelry Southwest Arkansas Development Council, Inc. is Jackson Square Ashdown 870.898.5600 an Equal Opportunity Employer. Page 8 • Thursday, March 17, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Take me out to the ballgame

The Nashville News sponsored a scoreboard on softball field #1 at Nash- ville City Park. Pictured left to right are (back row) Freddie Horne, Mayor Billy Ray Jones, Jim Guffy, Bobby Chambers, Nikki Cherry, Jason Harrison, De- York GaryAutoplex sponsored a scoreboard on baseball field #2 at Nash- wayne Holloway, Tony Stuart, Morgan Jones, Donna Harwell, Lesley White, ville City Park. Pictured left to right are (back row) James Reed, Mayor Billy Kenny Jackson, Mike Graves, Shane Wright, Tamzen Cox, Wilton Graves, Ray Jones, Freddie Horne, xxxx xxxx, Leslie White, xxxx xxxx, Nikki Cherry, Charles Goodin, Park Commissioner Emeritus Jimmy Graves, Bee Smith, Shane Wright, Derenda Butler, Rick Copeland, Gary Dan Futrell, Bee Smith (front row) Cecil Harris, James Reed and Miles Mitchell. and Jim Guffy, (front row) Miles Mitchell. Photo by Braiden Mcdonald Photo by Cecil Harris Howard County native among ASMSA Science Fair and Senior Research Symposium winners Hempstead County: ment Federation; Junior ence; hometown – Don- ences; Research Sympo- Kreul – second place, earth Smith – second place, Anjali Patel – fi Academyrst of place, Sciences – aldson, son of Melanie sium – fi rst place, socialscience; Junior Academy mathematics; Junior microbiology; American fi rst place, microbiology;and Chris Jackson, Kurt sciences; hometown – of Sciences – fi rst place,Academy of Sciences – Meteorological Society; hometown – Hope, daugh- and Michelle Crow. Tyler Donaldson, son of Dana earth science; hometown third place, mathematics; second place, American ter of Ajaykumar Patel Moses - Research Sym- and Roon Burnett, Ronny – Nashville, son of Bernie hometown – Texarkana, Fisheries Society Arkan- and Trusha Patel. posium Junior Academy Moses. and Shelia Kruel. son of Bill and Cindy sas Chapter Best Aquatic Hot Spring County: – third place, social sci- Howard County: Luke Miller County: Ben Smith. Sciences Award; Stock- Alec Crow – third place, holm Junior Water Prize, computer science; U.S. Award of Excellence for Air Force award; Junior Cossatot River State Park calendar a Water-Related Science Academy of Sciences – Saturday, March 19 Interpreter Bell to meet some live snakes and discuss Project, Water Environ- fi rst place, computer sci- 10 a.m. The Bear Facts (45 min) What are the facts some of the myths and lore about them. Snakes have about black bears? What do they eat? Where do they been the subject of many myths and legends throughout Aaron R. Brasel live? How could you see one? These and other ques- human history and some myths still persist today. Meet- tions will be answered in this talk on the bear facts. We ing Place: Visitor Center’s Classroom. BRASEL LAW FIRM, PLLC will discuss the history of bear conservation in Arkansas and tell a few stories from the past and present about Sunday, March 20 • Criminal Defense • Civil Lawsuits bear human interaction. Meeting Place: Visitor Center’s 3 p.m. Spring Hike (1 hour) Join Park Interpreter • Custody & Divorce • Wills & Estate Planning Classroom. Bell for a fi rst hike of spring. We might see some ear- ly blooming wildfl owers and many other signs of the P.O. Box 813 Offi ce: 870-845-4100 Saturday, March 19 spring season. This will be an easy hike of no more Nashville, AR 71852 Fax: 870-845-4103 3 p.m. Myth and Lore of Snakes (1 hour) Join Park than 2 miles. Meeting Place: Visitor Center PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice is hereby given this 14th day of March, 2011 that the Howard County Children’s Center, Inc. of 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852 has made application for funds through Section 49 U.S.C. Section 5310 for the purchase of the following type of passenger transportation vehicle: MEDIUM CUTAWAY BUS, W/LIFT--17/2 WC (GAS ENGINE). This vehicle will be used primarily for the following Mine Creek Healthcare Center purposes: ATTENTION C.N.A./C.N.A Candidates!! To provide transportation to intellectual and develop- mental disabled persons living in our community. CNA Purchase of the above vehicle is considered essential We currently have full time to the effi cient operation of this organization to provide openings for C.N.A.’s for all shifts. public transportation services to elderly persons and If you are a certifi ed C.N.A., we offer the following com- persons with disabilities. There is no intent to infringe pensation and benefi t package: upon, or compete with, existing public or private transit • $250 SIGN ON BONUS FOR CERTIFIED C.N.A.’s!!!!! operators, including Section 5307, urban public transit • TOP PAY - Above area average!! operators and Section 5311, rural public transit opera- • Generous Shift Differentials tors. • Hourly Salary Bonuses Any objection should be submitted in writing only to • Paid Vacation & Holidays persons listed below. All comments will become a part • Excellent Insurance Available - Medical, Prescription, of this organization’s application and will be a matter Dental & Vision of public record. All written comments must be submit- • Company Paid Term Life/AD&D ted within 30 days of the date of this notice. Any per- • 401(k) Retirement Plan son wishing to request a public hearing on the proposed • Extensive Orientation with a Geriatric Focus project must submit a request in writing within 10 days If you are NOT a C.N.A. but are interested in becoming of the date of this notice to the persons listed below: one we can offer you the following: Carl H. (Tim) Freel • We will pay for your C.N.A. Certifi cation tuition & textbook fees. Director • Full Time employment upon the successful completion Howard County Children’s Center, Inc. of the training course. 1577 Hwy 371 West If you possess integrity, a strong work ethic, and a love P.O. Box 836 for the elderly, we would like to speak with you. Nashville, AR 71852 Contact Sandy Breedlove, H.R./A.B.O.M. at and to: Mr. Mickey Newcomb (870) 845-2021 Public Transportation Administrator Fax (870) 845-5280 Public Transportation Programs Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Mine Creek Healthcare Center Department P.O. Box 2261 1407 N. Main St., Nashville, AR 71852 Little Rock, AR 72203-2261 HCCC:22;w256 EOE NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, March 17, 2011 • Page 9 Sports Shamrock earns high point honors at Jr. Scrapper Relays Dewayne Holloway | Sports ond in the 800m run, Ky- (5:35.62); 4x100m re- Editor ler Lawrence had the sec- lay: Jalon Jones, Pettway, NASHVILLE – Bran- ond best vault in the pole Warren May, Scott 2nd don Shamrock scored 43 vault, and Asher Walker (:49.86); 4x400m relay: of Nashville’s 167 points fi nished second in the longNick Myers, Scott, Oscar Tuesday in the Jr. Scrap- jump and the triple jump. Garcia, Robbie Morphew per Relays held at Scrap- RESULTS 1st (3:55.23); 4x800m per Stadium in Nashville. 100m dash: Kyler Law- relay: Morphew, Myers, Shamrock earned victo- rence 4th (:12.37), 200m Jackson Beavert, Daniel ries in the 110m hurdles, dash: Brandon Shamrock Nuttle 2nd (10:14.38); 400m dash and high jump. 2nd (:24.64); 400m dash: High jump: Shamrock 1st He also fi nished second in Shamrock 1st (:56.08), (5-6), Oscar Garcia 4th the 200m dash and fourth Asher Walker 4th (:59.94); (5-4); Long jump: Walker in the long jump. 110m hurdles: Shamrock 2nd (18-2.5), Lawrence The Jr. Scrappers fi n- 1st (:16.71), Ryan Sube 3rd (18-1), Shamrock 4th ished one point behind De 6th (:19.27); 300m hur- (17-9.75); Triple jump: Queen to fi nish runners-up dles: LaMichael Pettway Walker 2nd (36-8), Law- in the meet. 1st (:47.79), Chas Scott 6th rence 4th (35-9), Garcia LaMichael Pettway had (:51.03); 800m run: Eric 6th (33-9); Lawrence 2nd the best time in the 300m Perez 2nd (2:20.38), Chad (10-0), Asher Walker 3rd Brandon Shamrock tries to catch his breath after winning the 400m dash hurdles and Rashawn Lee Tucker 3rd (2:22.65); (10-0), Myers 5th (8-0), Tuesday at the Jr. Scrapper Relays. He finished as the high point earner in won the shot put event. 1600m run: Perez 4th Nuttle 6th (7-6); Shot put: the boys division with 43 points. Photo by Eric Perez fi nished sec- (5:12.89), Tucker 7th Rashawn Lee 1st (42-7) Dewayne Holloway Nashville native named new Arkansas Tech offensive coordinator RUSSELLVILLE - Ar- Texas. helping MSU In his fi rst Justin Pitrucha, fi nish sev- three consecutive trips to kansas – Arkansas Tech “We are fortunate to add win an LSC season at enth in the nation in pass- the state playoffs, including Head Football Coach and a coach that has had the co-Champion- MSU in 2008, ing yards and 34th in total reaching the Class 5A Divi- Athletic Director Steve success Dean (Norsworthy) ship and ad- Norsworthy, offense in 2006. He also sion II state quarterfi nals in Mullins has announced the has achieved in his career,” vancing to the who is a na- served as the school’s re- 2004. addition of Dean Norswor- Mullins said. “We look for- NCAA D-II tive of Nash- cruiting coordinator and had Prior to his three-year thy to his coaching staff as ward to the development Playoffs for ville, Ark., a hand in the development stint at Irving, Norswor- the Wonder Boys offensive of our offense under Coach the third time helped the of receiver Daniel Nichols, thy served as cornerbacks coordinator. Norsworthy’s direction.” in school his- Mustangs fi whon- was named the 2006 coach at one of most ac- Norsworthy, who began While at Midwestern tory and fi rst ish third in the LSC North Division Fresh- claimed prep programs in his duties last week, comes State, Norsworthy, who time since the LSC in rush- man of the Year. the country at Southlake to Tech after spending the part of a Mustangs program 2006 season. ing as they av- Along with his collegiate Carroll High School. In two past three seasons (2008-10) that posted a 23-11 record “I am re- eraged 143.8 coaching experience, Nor- seasons with the Dragons, as an assistant coach and of- over the past three years, ally excited rushing yards sworthy also had seven sea- he coached two teams that fensive coordinator at Mid- helped direct a Mustangs about coming per game and sons coaching high school fi nished no worse than state western State. Midwestern offense that set numerous home and get- Dean Norsworthy fi nished the football. He began his quarterfi nalists. State is an NCAA Division school records, including ting to come season aver- coaching career as a quarter- Norsworthy, who is a II school that plays in the passing for a school record home to work at the most aging 319.2 yards per game. backs coach at Arkadelphia 1993 graduate of Hender- Lone Star Conference and 3,390 yards and throwing dominant Arkansas Divi- Prior to coaching at High School in Arkadelphia, son State University, played is located in Wichita Falls, 29 touchdowns in 2009 in sion II school,” Norsworthy MSU, Norsworthy spent Ark., in 1993-94 and also quarterback for the Red- said Thursday. “I am look- three seasons (2005-07) at spent three seasons (2002- dies in 1986 and 1987. Be- ing forward to working with Southeastern Oklahoma 05) as a quarterbacks coach fore playing at HSU, Nor- Coach Mullins, who is the State University in Durant, at Irving [TX] High School. sworthy had a stellar high longest tenured coach in the Okla. He began his tenure While at both schools, Nor- school career at Nashville state of Arkansas, and the with the Savage Storm in sworthy coached four play- High School, where he led rest of the staff.” 2005 as the quarterbacks ers that would later start as the district in both passing This past season, the and running backs coach, collegiate signal callers. yards and touchdown passes Mustangs offense fi nishedbefore being promoted to While at Irving H.S., as a senior in 1985. - Cour- 15th nationally in rushing offensive coordinator in Norsworthy guided the tesy of athletics.atu.edu offense as MSU averaged 2006 and the earning the ti- school to a school-record 212.8 yards per game and tle of assistant head coach in they fi nished 40th nation-2007. While at SOSU, Nor- ally in both total offense sworthy helped the Savage RYAN SHARPENING (398.4 yards per game) and Storm’s offense, which was scoring offense (31.8 points led by LSC North Division 517 Leslie St, Nashville per game). 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Dierks 5 0 5 1 3 - - 14 15 1 Lafayette Co. 0 1 2 0 0 - - 3 5 3 SP-Andrew Sirmon 4IP 5H 1ER 2BB 5SO (WP); Sawyer Kesterson 1IP 0H 0ER 0BB 0SO Alex Sharp 2-4 (1DBL) 2R 2RBI 2SB, Nick Moore 0-2 2R 1SB, Andrew Sirmon 1-3 (1DBL) 2R 2RBI, Austin Walston 3-4 (1DBL) 1R 3RBI, Tyler Mounts 2-2 (1DBL) 1R 1RBI, Curtis Sebren 1-1 1R, Adam Bradshaw 0-3, Calan Tipton 1-1 1R, Sawyer Kesterson 1-3, 2R 2RBI, Drew Adams 3-4 2R 2RBI 1SB, MaClane Moore (SacB), Tyler Narens 1-2

Softball Results 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th R H E Nashville 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 5 6 1 Malvern 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 3 6 Kassidy Snowden SP-Kera Hinds: 6.2IP 2H 1ER 0BB 7SO (WP); Kristen (center) pulls away from Cogbern: 0.1IP 1H 0ER 0BB 0SO (SV) the pack in the 100m Sara Renfrow 2-4, 2R 2SB, Danielle Terwilliger 1-4 1R dash Tuesday during 1SB, Tiffany Lee 0-3 1R 1SB, Kristen Busby 2-4 (2DBL) the Jr. Scrapper Relays. 1RBI 2SB, Jenna Hendry 0-4 1SB, Keeley Miller 0-2, Nina Snowden won all six Wynn 1-3, Kristen Cogburn 0-2, Whitney Finley 0-3, Kristen events in which she Cogburn 0-1, Avery Kesterson 1SB competed to earn high Ashdown 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 9 1 point honors at the Dierks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 meet. The Jr. Scrap- SP-Caitlin Lites: 7IP 9H 4ER 5BB 3SO (LP) perettes won the meet Caitlin Lites 2-3 (1DBL),Tori Icenhower 1-3 (1DBL), Kori amassed 186.5 points Clements 0-3, Mary Brown 0-3, Sarah Cothren 0-2, Emily to win the meet. Brewer 0-3, Lori Hill 0-3, Hannah Dellinger 0-2, Whitney Photo by Bennett 0-1, Kourtney Bennett 0-1 Dewayne Holloway

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Lain McWhorter HSU Reddie Spirit Award launches the shot ARKADELPHIA – The Bell Hardwick, Director, rank, an essay written put for the first time Offi ce of University Rela- the Reddie Leadership by the student, letters of in a competition, fin- tions/Admissions of Hen- Award is equivalent to recommendation from a ishing in fifth place derson State University $500 per semester for a to- school offi cial and ACT/ with a throw of 38-3. announces Jordan Crow tal of $1,000 per year. SAT scores. Photo by has been awarded the Red- This scholarship is He is the son of Stacey Dewayne Holloway die Leadership Award for based on extracurricu- Crow. He is currently a 2011-2012. lar activities, leadership, student at Dierks High According to Vikita grade point average, class School. HOWARD COUNTY COUNTRYSIDECOUNTRYSIDE CHILDREN’S CENTER NURSERYNURSERY FULL TIME POSITION / PART TIME POSITION Need a LIVE-IN COMPANION for a developmen- COMPLETE TREE SERVICE tally disabled male. Will be providing training in TRIMMING/REMOVAL meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, shopping, mon- ey management, grooming, leisure time activities and BUCKET TRUCK health and safety issues. INSURED Full Time Schedule: STUMP GRINDING Sunday – Friday, 3:30 pm – 7:30 am, each day Part Time Schedule: Landscape Shrubs Friday, 3:30 pm - Sunday, 3:30 pm, continuous Trees (wide assortment) 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 Must be able to pass criminal records background Come see our large variety of plants available, just check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof minutes away from Nashville! of high school diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. (870) 845-2307 198 MURRAY LANE Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. Off Hwy 278 W, toward Center Point Page 12 • Thursday, March 17, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS San Francisco Treat ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Friday-Sunday 1. Burn to a crisp 5. Less candid 14 15 16

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• Residential P.O. Box 459 (870) 845-2900 • (870) 904-0293 • Commercial Dierks, Arkansas Terry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 • Industrial Ryan Turner, Owner WANTED TO BUY Licensed Phone: Bonded TIMBER AND TIMBERLAND • Located at 1800 Hwy 27 N., this beautiful two story log home with & Insured (870) 286-2442 3,558 sq ft of spacious living space. Call Terry, Sharla or Randy to see this Cell: (870) 845-9299 We buy pine & hardwood sawlogs & great single family log home which features an open living/den, fi replace pulpwood. We will buy your tract in with soap stone (also pellet stove), all electric, the kitchen contains built- Turner Electric the bulk or by scale, with weekly in microwave & oven, custom cabinets, tile back splash, dining table and settlements. We will cruise your timber countertops of granite, double door dish/washer and hardwood & ceramic & give you a FREE ESTIMATE with no obligation to you. tile fl ooring. 3 BR/3½ BA, laundry room, a game room and lots of extra storage on 51 acres with barns, storage buildings, and fenced pastures make CARLTON J.W. MILLER TIMBER CO., INC. this property a GREAT BUY...... Lists for $399,000 MINI STORAGE • 3 BR/2 BA with 2 family rooms, dining room, laundry room and a fabu- 4300 Gazola St. • Texarkana, TX lous kitchen featuring Viking refrig, Viking commercial stove w/6 burners, (870) 845-3560 (903) 838-5836 grill, griddle, stainless island, convection micro/oven, two dishwashers and Jimmy Miller 1-800-8TIMBER extra cooking and entertaining area on the great patio with a walkway to the nearby creek, 2,588 sq ft of living space, situated on 18 acres which also contains pasture lands. Make an appointment to see this impressive home located at 544 Old Center Point Hwy...... List for only $289,000 The Agency Realty & Premier Mortage • Get ready for summer! Buy this wonderful home featuring a 20x40 in- ground pool and great patio area. Located at 210 Murray Road this 4 BR/2 BA home has 1,976 sq ft with lots of extras. The kitchen has great cabinets and counter space. The large roomy dining area is open to the kitchen. The Bill Fritts master bedroom and bath are spacious and well appointed and three extra Principle Broker & bedrooms and bath are a good size for a growing family or lots of guests. Take a tour of this great property ...... Listing for $185,000 Loan Offi cer • A metal roof covers this great log home at 1049 Hempstead 29 and the open wrap-around porches and deck area invite you to sit out and just 870-845-1011 or 870-845-6100 enjoy springtime in the country with 1,800 sq ft, CH/CA, an open living/ den which leads into the eating area near the kitchen, all electric home 101 S. Main Street [email protected] with a woodburning stove for added warmth. The loft area can be used for entertaining, play or extra storage. 3 BR/2 BA, extra storage building and 2 Nashville, AR 71852 www.theagencyrealty.net vehicle carport are ready for you to see this property...... Listing for $139,000 Page 14 • Thursday, March 17, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Scenes from the Howard County Children’s Center Talent Show

Jessie Hipp, Jody Willbanks, Chris Clark, Steven Sharp, Melissa Hinson and Tyler Foster Tony Dixon, Garry Edwards, Mike Tolman, Matthew Wilson, Donnie Hedrick and Don Porterfield

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Matthew Wilson Barbara Clark

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